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VEATHE‘R FORECAST.
rNorwalk and vicinity: Rain and
1121' tonigh}; Saturday clearing
colder. he western disturb-
has moved eastu'at'd and is now
a! over Ontario. it 'is causing
y. “'euillt'l' with light rain or
and high winds in the Lake re~
and Ohio Valley. 11 is followed by
1g ridge of high measure, which
oducing t-ooi, pleasant weather
9.911 1119' Rocky Mountains and the
issippi z‘iwr. Freezing tempera-l
11011111; 111011: was reported from,
tern Illinois and Indiana.
THEE A YEAR AGO T0-
DAY.
nipt‘l‘ttlltl‘t‘: High. 01);
Partly cloudy.
low,‘
fly Newii
y'ou1 bonds mar
Go to your bank
member 111111
. your boy bar-It.
and but.
v a bond encr'at ed in America 111
nay near out 101 god 111 llormunv.
' up. W111 is 51110115 lluv 11 bond.
bank.
erbios.lla1s and cups (111119.11.
tithe business 11. .1.. 11211111111911 .1tl
meeting 111 the l'ainttas‘ l‘mon.‘
1 . O. 1'). M. "ltd 1110 Knights ()1
as last. evening.
n batty 1.1011911111111111 bond for 11111
The hubv will roulize \vlml.
houeht of him in the years to
. Any bank.
are is .1 11112111 itnprot'vment ill
oudition r11"1l11.‘tev' RBV'BIOIltl
ham, who is ill “till typhoid fev-
He is attended by 122‘. William J.
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orge Kceler, owner of the. Kepler
. on Washington sil‘eet, report-
at the. pinto 21115.5 on his front
had been broken in some 1111“-
us fashion.
regulal neekl. meeting of Cock
Tribe, No. 822. l. 0.1L \1. will
eld tonight in Red Men’s Hull.
11111 sit-mt Finn] reports on the,
1 fair. will be presented in the
nittee in charge.
1uglas Faltbanks in “Wild and I
11y." at the Regent today l‘11 111
in the Norwalks .
nor Council Daugh'tms of Lib
met last evening and voted tot
has? 11 3'10 Libertv Bond to hold!
-ntertainmem on tht.1 21111 of this,
th and to cbnduct 11 ninitiutton;
he first 11. noting in December.
embersz the Philutheu Class of
Norwalk M. E. church 111'11 tequest
o attend the meeting of 1111- class
11 will be held in tho church 111-11-
tonight. Red Cross 11 0111 will Ni
.11 up, and a social time will folio» i
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.‘egutar meeting.
was reported to the police 111111
mlly by the name of A1 ‘rs 11111 .
iiiing at 22 Spring street 11nd-
last Sunday the parents had tutti
sailboat for New Yo1k to 1101.
ad of fut'.niture They left bell 11d
1. six children, the. oldth of which '
ieven, and there was food in the
‘9, when the matter was towed--
d b} the police )‘estenlai. enoug 'h I
list tht to cl11ltlt?n until midnight. ‘
hing has been heard from the pm I
: as yet. if thev do not rettn'ni
'y the children “ill probably ho:
1: for by the police
DANCING SATURDAY NIGHT ‘
Assemblv Hall. Gt'nce B1'01l1:
full orchestra. “I:
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18! GIRLS! Till! Ii
SHIP DANDRUH‘ AND ‘-
BEIIIIW IUIJR lliiit
r Stops Falling Out and Gets
‘ Thick, Wavy, Strong and
Beautiful
our hair becomes light, 11 an t’lul
abundant and appears as soft, his 1
' and beautiful as a young girl's,
r, a “Dannerino hair cleanse.".iust'
this—moisten a cloth with a 111-.
Daudertne and carefully draw it,
nigh your hair, taking one small,
1111 at a time. This will cleanset
hair or dust, dirt and excessiVo'
and 111 5111119, few moments you
e doubled the beauty of your hair.‘
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'.ides beautifying the hair :11 ‘
. Dauderine dissolves every par-
e or dandruff; cleanses. puritics;
i invigorates the scalp. forever
ping itching and falling hair. ?
'ut what will please you most will
after a few weeks' use when you.I
1 actually see new hair—41110 311111
fly at first-yes—but really, new
1' growing all over the 30019.1! you I
for pretty. sort lulr and lots of}. '
3111011111111 «know
111'er so
were reported as far south 111-1,-
.insutes 11"111111111 11nd
. , regular $15 to, 529—.
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Biggest duty of every true American today, Who has not
joined the Army or the Navy, 18 to make the Liberty Loan a success.
That loan will furnish supplies to the men who are doing our
ighting'.
While they 'fight, we must pay.“ Every man and woman. muSt
do a share. Nobody has any excuse for dodging.
A slinker Is one who dodges Uncle Sam’s appeal today. Don’ t
be a slinker. Buy your bond today from any bank.
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Athena underwear
bringsfiwarmth and comfort 1
Women’s Clothes that fit are twice 115 comfortable :15»
those that don’t.
Women’s Athena underwear excels ‘all others because
it 1115 :15 does no other.
This fitting ability is combined with excellent quality
of fabric. It is combined with tasteful careful finishing.
It results in undcrg 11111161115 111.11 are satisfactory from every
,staudpoint.
Athena underueztr is cut to fit on patterns that have
been tested and found correct. lltcse patterns give fulncss
where it is required. 11113 narrow whcrcthe figurcis narrow.
They make :1 vest or a union suit fit snueg both back and
front—and without pinching or binding.“ ‘
1 Athena union Suits and pants are made with a patented
scat winch 1111's protection at all 1111135111111 protection
cWomiort Thisscat is unique, does not
gape, fits with rzue comfort. '
chcrztl wciuhts and fabric- qualities 111110111: Athena 1111-
,derg'zmuenis now xe;tdy—~—-butail made with the .I'xclusitc
Athena features.
Vests and pants of wool and 1011011
‘nterknit, possibly 81. Wilton 11111] $11
ogrpeclol WWW-31 511 and $176
i Gottnn vests and pants. medium
weight «11' \1'itl'1 soft warm fleecing-a
750111111 87-17.
. I-‘ure wool wits and prints of flm1
Union suits of fine soft 1111'dlun1-10ft quality. >('\'11‘nl i'.)lrs~~$l.'1'5 and
weight cotton, 111“' 11111011 or 111111123-
neck, 1111011 or :mltle length—4L2!» 111111
$i.50.
Morlno 11111011 suits. Dutch or high
nocltwllfitt and $1.75.
Part-wool 111111111 1111111:
light and {inc and wondrous “‘1 11111- ~»
light “tight. :2 -. 25 and 52.511: 1111 Hum
weight $3 and $3. 50.
I ‘95 101 ll_\'
Heavy flet’t‘t‘d ('ulttm union suits, II 11
Dutch or high neck—$1.510 111111 $1.75.
Merino vents 111111 punts. lmll‘ cot-
. _ Special slik-nml-wool and pure u'ml
11111 and bolt \\'l\ul~—~$l and $1.23.
union suits—“$3.25 and $3.50.
roar. .‘, ‘-... 1'
Loft aisle,
II Let» there be
good light
Half the enjoyment of an evening at 11011113 is the 1"1‘
.Idizlnt, glow of 0cod lztmp.
Such lamps in plenty now, in styles to match fittings
of library or sitting- room, at special pt we
I Many rich colors many, 21accful shapes, shades of silk‘
or of glass combined with metal. 2 - ,1
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Note well these new prices—5
regular $12.50 and $15—$10 ,1
regular $18.50 to , 22--$17,, . 1
regular $15 to $l7 I1 I .
regular $22 to 525418.50
regular $25 to $35—$20 to $30
Mahogany portable lamps with silk shades, soft and
beautiful color effects:—
Boudoir lamps, regular $2. 50 and $342 and $2. 50.
/ Reading lamps, regular $6. 50 to $25—$5 to $18.50.
I’ Splendid piano lamps with mahdgany standard and
silk 61' poplin shades of rich hue, 2 light electric style, —— ,
. $12 to $22.50.
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. Departure of the American Troops for France-'—
' Lewinsky at the Wedding-I—
Slcep Warm '
Incath‘ light blanhgtw
’A ligttt'blankct of wool, sold herd'for $5, will make 1031-
ful sleep 11 surety.
,1, It will keep one warm, thugh the night’s air be chill.
12‘ it does not wei h commit to be tiring. "
It has enough wool" 1n it to 1111110 it a sure provider of
vwarmth‘in plenty.
Warp of 5101.11 firm cotton filled with a woof of pure
soft light wool. ivy-13"” _
$5. 00
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1" Measures 70 by 80 inChCS— “- .1:
Main Il'wr. roar.
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until a smllc
Loading: :11] the Columbia special records just'issucd;
tl11< new clever song that will be 115;;1‘13111111111‘111'11: 1155111110
oi the old-time 111clodic‘s.
Send Me Away with a Smtle— 751:
the test Ol 21 new sod," is, “Do the Soldiers sur1 it?”
And those thousands of 110150111 time in the traininn-cauips
—cncout.'1gcd to sing' ,urg‘Ied to sing—do cert: tinly 511111
“Send me away With..511nl"' The) bear down In. <tilv on
the old favo1‘itc5..'ts they should. but none (11 the 11 w ones
is 115 often called for or .15 readily given, :15 this splendid
expression of what the Ametica 1n soldier of today is think-
11111 and feeling. It’s :1 hit. Hc.t1 it. _
I’ve Got the Nicest Little Home in D-i-x-i-e— 75c
\\hcn they aren’t singing: it they”- 113 511011in1 it. lis-
song.” ()11 the other side 15 “111 8.111 Dominno, ” by Samuel
As -
The Seci 'et 01 Home, Sweet Home— 751:
Chmlcs Iltutison cartics you back to old 1.1milin1
scenes and loving faces in this 50111111110111 the “dezuest
spot on earth.” And (10011112 Wilson sings on 1111: other
side, “You Can Always Come Back to Me. ” ,
0, Sole Mic (C), Sun I l ove)——- _ 75c
Everyone knows ”0,8011: Mio” —-011c of the best of
all Neapolitan 1011 songs. Ther’e s 11 riot of melody and col-
or. in ii—and in the equally popular “Maria! Mari!” on the
other side, lwo splendid tenor selections, these.
75c
And 11 toyal send-off it is! Quat‘tette harmony with
lots of bells, whistles, drums—everything you’d naturally ex-
pect on such an occasio On the other side 13 “Arrival of
the American Troops in IIFrance”—rt companion piece.
75c
Levinsky behaves as thou 2h he were a twin brother of
Cohen—of telephone fame. 'lhere’s a gale of merriment
in this monologue by Julian Rose.
c.1111. v.11. Ctmiquez— 1 ""V?’ ‘ 12-inch, $125
’ An exquisite waltz arrangement of the Hunioresque-e-
byIIEarl Fuller’s Rector Novelty Orchestra. It makes you
glad the waltz is coming back.
' Trump, Trump, Trump, the Boys Are MorchingI— 11"“ _75cI
ten to it once, and you’<ll .<11y, f‘lh'tt’s a GOOD qum cite 1
Do you know.
Mr. Workingman that
a corduroy suit will give vou the gicatest setticc of any you
--corduroy beats’ em all.
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That 5 why .1 lot of chaps buy corduroy for hampiug
and hunting.
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Thai’ 5 why a lot of drivers pick .1 undutoy coat 111-
_ ays. '3’ 1 1 .
That‘s why 111111111'Icyc1ists get :1 complete corduroy out- ‘
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with box pleats. ' ' 1.
For bumping and hunting, wear pair of breaches and I
leggins with it.
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For work, went pair of 1133111111 110115015. '(
And it will outwe 13:11 11111051 anything-1 except lezulierI.
Couts— $8
Brccches— $5 _
't'rouscrs-— $4.50
81‘ I: ‘i’tl ~—-\\ 1111.111U 1111115015 of cordutyor
Sweet t'-‘.l1‘1,—— ‘
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Muir. 1211111‘, 1'1 111‘. II’ . .»
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$3
Greatest of all
dressmaking helps
is dress form which may be adjusted to lines 11nd dim'eus'wus
lot the fio‘urc quickly and easily.
Hall-Borchcrt are ideal dress-1011115.
be. used 101 dressnmking‘ 1.11 501131111 membcts of the f:11'.111..
'lhzti use 5.1ch 11 giant deal of time and tiresome 5121111111le.
It enables 11 woman to make and hang her own d1'ess——i’r'1r
she hangs it 011 the form with certainty that it will fit and
hang propmly when she puts it 011 herself.
Three styles are of special interest,” of special value,
and being demonstrated here just now. Come and see how
easy they are to use. ,1 ‘
g] I ' Empress—$15 Queen—$18
H I‘ Perle ctio11—+$10.
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needs . -
Here are sewing-helps all underpriced:—- VI
King’s basting cotton,
700, rogular Sc.—
Folding skirt-markers, ntckeled. 11.
Inch size. regular 25c.— 2111
N09. 40 to
Windsor hooks and eyes. card of 2
3 31011 100.
11071111. regular 50-— for 100.
Black snap fasteners, assorted sizes.
-—rcgulnr 10c doz.-—- .
Nlckelcd safety pins, Image. regular
51: doz.—— , 31101. 100.
811110 memorized dnrnlng cotton.
regular lit—- 3 [or 1210.
Assorted wire hairpins in cabinet.
regular 10c and 120.— So.
No Plus Ultm pins. 160 to sheet.
regular ioc.—- ‘ 80.
mm pins. 100 to sheet, roman
and colors, regular 150.—
rogular 250.—
Fancy Mlled elastic sew-on- 1101:
But linings, good quality. well
while or black, regular 10min
men-mush “5.30595 to I
'0"! ml!“ 0“. ‘
-o N '1‘ «turning cotton, black out! Hair-110111, cap 011d fringe style;
11195 199111 (13
white, unturned-.120 5c.
coloro.
ever owned? 5
Sounds pretty boastful—but for downright tough wear '
1. .."¥:.'1«:5..; -4411 mm: 4.331121553221112 '1“
Proper corduroy cent this season is :1 belted Norfolk i
11111110 by.
One of them may
Here 15 chance to save money on other dressmaluuvf
Embroidered buttonllole edge, what: '
Int-go 1.1111110 netted shopping bm‘
supporters. white, regular Ibo—1511 ‘
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