10'!!! DAY”
I Nubia” Strut . .
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m'rrmn FORECAST.
roast (or Norwslk and vicinity:
Ind slightly warmer tonight.
I'dIy increasint cloudiness pro
v ioilowed by rain and warmer.
attended area oi’ high presiiure
I! this morning over New York
uducing cool, . plenum weather
1 the eastern districts. A dis.‘
ace oi considenble energy is,
at over Kansas. '
it is causing unu.
id Weather with local showers as,
In as lllinois, The temperatures}
Wily helov. the. normal in thel
torn and eastern districts. 1
. that A YEAR AGO T0-
." . DAY.
.mth-‘rntnrc: ’ High.
Fair.
57: low.‘
3.. _. .,
iiy NestJ
.-'t iorzet that Donnellv's‘car-
complete line of musical instru- l
I It all prices 2. \ l
south Norwalk Trust (fompanyi
rchased a supply othhe new i:
't. Liberty Bonds and are pre-l
to deliver them to cash nub}
' I
tion of members at Douglas
’Wontnn's Relief Corpa is If
Ifioldlern' Home, today, in llr?
. at the annual Horne. Day. ,An'
. us time is anticipated.
. .
Sunday has been mutually den-V
4 Is an occasion for pushinit'
berty loan in all of the church-l
mnlk pastors will carry out i
“cations made to‘Vchem by!
having in charce this impor-l-
matter 4
. lV
Ilk Chapter. l), A. R. wtll mret
Ills Helen Curtis, A Union Park .
-w aiternoon at 3 o'clock Mrs.’ ,
H. 8chenck,;otV Wilton will give.
. us on "What Hoover Wants Us:
." The board of governors willl
It 2: 30 oclock. Thin is the fin.
ng of the fall aenson l
. 1 people who subscribed to
t Liberty boon, today receiv-V
nests from the government atV
ington. asking them to see “if!
' Ind request that each of the
subscribe to the Liberty Man.
system is'a chain and -haii\- been
ed successfully elsewhere.
e Hope None Company
Hunt: 3 new service tint; ron-'
. , six stars, to {llt- breeze. Six
bers of the uptown tire. company
now serving their country either,
e army or the na"v.
has re- _
l
n reculnr weekly meeting of the
on of the National Bank of Mir
titheld vesterday morning, .lohn
endwell was elected president of
bank, to till the vacancy caused
he death oi. the late lion. E. J.‘
Mr. 'l'readwell has been con
ed/Vwith the uptown bani: tor ov-
hirtv years and has been vice
out at the institution ior some
No one has been elected to the
of vice-president II yet. . I
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RENEWED TESTIMONY
one in South Norwallt who suffers,
. che. headache. or distressing
. rv ills can alert! to ignore this
not man's twlcotold story. it is
: t ed testimony that. no South
I alt resident can doubt.
.D. Worden, prop. hirn'ess store.
i . in street. Norwallt says: ' My
throbbed Ind name» and the
of the kidney seeretiona
l but min: in the back oi’
. It got Dunn's Kidney Pills It
in: benefited in every we!"
In on June :4. I”) 1"-
uen ld: “Don-'I Kidney Pills
nod "lulu."-
III“
.— a I.
l
”worth of its great value.
Otllcer Stratton iound an Ititotnoblle
.-| lIr. My sight was binned hydmnieter in South Norwslk. this los‘ night'I meeting or \l'eicVome
my morning" .
., in: l 004' dm store ”d The entertainment committee "oi the
‘ nude no feel mm. in rooms 3mm! Company or Norwalk, - n o
rerouted. -, “‘1“ improved \III meet this evening. it is important
that Ill members of this committr- c be
Ve Ibovo ItItInIIIt wI‘I given co in attendance.
e I" I stud by .0 Ian- I gladly ly next hid” event" hu been
. 1 then. Whenever i notice by changed iron: 1 to I o'clock, It "VVVVW 9
Ito-u oi kidney more, nouns halite Ichool. All Iconts IiIIt be, ‘
in We It 8‘ o'clock. The scouts
“ muawm.m ”VI-“lull“! “ll! Mr
Turkishtoyvc'ls ‘ '
underpriced for V ,,
oddest reannI ’
Because women at: knit.
ting, here are thousands of
Turkish towels at less than
‘ regular price!
One of the biggtfst sellers
of art needlework in all America bought thou-
' sands and thousands of Turkish towels long ago.
He planned to stamp them and sell them this
Autumn for embroidery.
But no woman wants to embroider now.
'Evcrybodyis palrioticnlly knitting. And his
towels he knew, would not sell if be stamped
them So be divided those thousand into four big lots to
be sold just as they we're. And one of the lots we bought
instantly!
VFineV firm staunch Turkish towels. In the three sizes
requrrcd in every buxom—individual, regular, bath.
EllCll is' ready for service, but must behemmcd.
Pure white towels
Flurry border towels
‘ FIncy Juquud towels
Bought by us at a bargain, even on old pricc schedule! l
T o be sold at a bargain—so be prompt.
individual towels, regular 19c and 25c each—-
Regulation tmvels,‘ rcy'ulztr Soc and Vice
. 12ch
39c
.Big heavy b.1111 towels regular 75c and 85c— 48c
( cuter aisle, mr.
QQC col-lee ..
with 30c flavor.
lnlroducing the new Howland Coffee,
a blend of smoothest ‘and,
strength and aroma
Sunrise COHCCV 22‘:
We buy coffee direct from the biggest importers, men
who control plantations in that wonderful coffec- growing
section of South America.
We buy with knowledge, buy at lowest price,
coitce.
' Then we roast it right here at the store, blend it with
skill send it to you ready to bring delight and comfort to
every meal.
SUNRISE COFFEEis our latest blend. It has a rich
strong flavor, a delightful aroma, .1 smoothness and szttVis-
faction! ' ,
We know of no equal coffee selling at less than V30
cents a pound. . .
But a pound will bring you the proof of its.
Test it now at—'-
mm hose-sent. .
4
{ 22c
\
lVStrInger more x». rm Sensor" .-u
ll‘VtOf‘O.
lTinVY THEIi/t
. ~'—..‘F
The tinn- for holding the Icout rat-ii
simian-l
J
get good
Routine business was transacted at HOSPITAL Amman AssociA'itou
lThe next mm y? suffer“ with ml
No; .1 ..1.
of “beautiful
fancy silks
Glowing and sparkling, brilliant with color and beaute—
ous with striped or plaidcd patterns—hundreds of yards of
fine taffeta silks and sa‘tins. . . _. .
,.
Their real value this very minute is 51.7152 and $2. 50
a yard; but entire lot is to be picked from at— $1.50!
Such plaids! Bright_ and beautiful and new!
Such stripes! Rich contrasts, many widths!
Purple and black 3
Navy and gold and purple and brown,
i.
Navy 1nd green . . l' _
'l1n with stripes of purple and black and gold. '
bold and black ‘
Navy and gold
Brown and navy ,
Navy and whit: .
Black with stripes of navy and green
Apricot and green
Brown, tan and green
Gray with stripes of blue and ccrisc and burgundy
. Copenhugcn with stripes-of magenta andlan and green
Green with purple and brown and yellow stripes
and dozen other most stylish combinations.
Beautiful alike for waists and for skirts, fine quality,
distinctive and dclighiful—andnny ill $1 50
0
Third flow.
Sergei.
EXtra VPoplins
$1.50
rm”-
V- - "w".-- no!!!
7. V195
. at
m True patriotism reaches
to the pocketbook as well V
. as the heart. . A" .
You have it in your power today
to show your patriotism.
, Every man and woman can buy at
Liberty Bond small or large. ‘ '
l . ’.
Buy as big a one as you can. “
Be a real patriot. Be a doer not"
a. shirker!
i
, . (rt
2‘ :
. ,‘n.
i “If:
Home Guardcrs ' *‘V
and others V ,
If you are to share in tth
maneuvers of next week
you are going away to camp, V
or if you have men already ’ '
gone to comm—here are ‘”
things needed for comfort and
warmth ‘1an proper dress! f
Heavy wool socks, Army ' .
style—25C and 35c. . V .
Warm khaki-color shirt/s—
83 and SS.
1‘ V Money belts—'75c and St. ,
22:” Military stocks, white and j"
1:5 khaki—25c and 50c. , .
-; Blu‘ik 4- in fund tics—25c, ‘1‘
Soc tos t 50. , .1
chy worl under. cur-a .,
$150. - Hf ,‘
The‘ gimluatetnnrses oi the Norwaik
Hospital held I meeting! yer-tr-rd'ty ai-
ternon It the Hoppltnl .' iha purpose
of forming an Alnmn Moor-lotion
)llss Boiling, the superintendent of
theViorpitIl made I short. address of.
commend-tiny. ior past aorta and
‘enconragelnent for the future. 91an
were dliil'll‘lfll for I future course at
stndyor Ir ure‘n. Millennium
Milne» so ‘ reimhnientn were
«net's-d I social hour WH-
vernber It three o'clock.
HWITAL NOTES
Ill”.
ecu-III.
tion will be held at the .‘iuraos' Home utrulnyinn rrom its rooms
on.Woodbury Ivonne. the. 15th oi No- meet.
Chlfltl W, at 41 wafdlll IVO' ofV day“,
line. mm Ild Joseph Kiss, oi
the III. IddrIII were admitted last
111. Mm (to-my o! .Viorwsll. c.
it. o7wrnmninoio Immtmlght.
m-muvgstsmiomu- Common-D Mumps In
‘ Some of the biggest dress-goods news of the seoson’ . , ' . , . . e.
(mi em nou'; dont \iilrll till last minute! , w...
A limited quantity of handsome fine sergcs and poplins - ‘ m, .,, ,m, «m. do... V\ .3
at this special price. V . 3, :2
Pure wool, 44 or «iii inches wide, in brown, burgundy ‘ g
taupe navy green Wisteria and black. , _ i :3
' Today these woolens arcworth $1.75,.1nd $2 a yard; . O ' 1 ' E _, V...
this speciallot at this special price of l 50 1'13 nta . rugs. 5V ‘ .V;
. .vV'l'lrin‘fluor.V V. . - V.Vg ' ‘, '
‘ ’ , ' Oriental charm
' - hi this special collection of Oriental rugs, two or three or,
more to add grace and beauty to your hrnnc.
Two books {or soldier For these rugs/are varied. They are beautiful.
011 foreign uerlcel V many sizes; including hall rugs and §mall rugs. _ ‘ ‘ 'V.
A Di1ry for i918—in which he may keep record of his . ' Beauties frtim the different districts of the Orient; dis~ ’ I!
d1ily doings to .bc retold later to the folks at home , . iricts from which it has bccn very difficult to secure rugs of
l . 15c to 52. 5Q. Vlate. . .. a , . n... . _ ..
English-French Conversation Book—to help him’ Ill his . Folks who know and who love Oriental rugs are espe-
meetings with the folks of LaBelle France. .j = 30c. cially invited to inspect the collection.
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next mcetlnz oi the alumni “shock-l Court NIrruk, No. 68, F. or A, ll‘ A stated r/Vcomrnunlcatir-n of M4,
in Water Jchn‘s Dodge, No. 6, F. and A. ll, will '
a oervice VIII: bearing four be held tomorrow eVenlnz. it Will M ‘ ' '
wont. Vtho occasion tor the oiilcisl visit cl
Uptown police circles ‘t .Voboen ex- lhririct Deputy oi the First Motorola
rec-dimly unith tor tin pm .1. (ouplt‘ [listrlct of Connecticut. liars y rim.- "l3
field, of, StaV iiord " .
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