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WEATHER FORECAST.
v.-
1 -v at ior \‘orwalk and vicinity:
tonight and Sunday; colder to
Ontario yesterday morning has
all eastward and is now central
the maritime provinces. it has
1 general rains during the last
iy- -iour hours in the eastern per
oi the Lake region and along lthe
from North Carolina to Maine,
titer disturbance is central this
. over the Upper Mississippi
. The temperatures are iowpr
ho Bellini dist riots Killing frosts
reported as far south as Atlanta,
and Vicksburg Miss. Snow was
med this morning from several
as along the northern border.
- run A m AGO TO-
DAY. .
‘emperaturc: High, 76;
Partly cloudy.
iiy News]
he Bridgeport police reported the
t at 11 Hudson cabriolet.-
bar Connecticut 5222. to the local
, . today.
low,
A. Thariault, superintendent oi
-: "Street Rescue Mission will;
to‘ the Epworth League at lho
alh hi. E. church Sunday evening.
6:30. Subject, “iiattle 'Against
n
. Entered Apprentice Degree was
.1 Thursday night at a stated
munication. of St. John's Lodge,
0. F, and A. 011.. District Deputy
C. Scoheld was present at the
'- ng. this being his otllcisl visit. as
Also '1Rev. Charles A. Marks of
=~ an Associate Chaplain oi the
Lodge oi Connecticut. The
e voted last evening to purchase a
her oi Liberty Bonds.
.2222...—
Dancing tomorrow .night. Red
is Ball, Norwslk, Svec Jazz Band
string orchestra.
1 re 1.1 urgent need' oi new work-
ln 1111411211 Cross organization of _
city and it there is in any part‘ oi
city a group oi workers who would
- to form an auxiliary to the main
- Cross organisatlon this is possible.
.. 1 tion regarding the necessary
1 to be taken can he had oi Mrs.
. Stapleton. 37 Bayview avenue.
1!: Norwalk.
. Natltinal Council of Congrega-
. i churches, which met this
week iii Columbus, 0.. was one, oi 1
'most important councils ever held l
that body. Rev. John Stapleton of
’city was the delegate from Fair-
11 County and he will speak on some
1e more important things done by l
council at the morning service at ‘
South Norwalk Congregational
1h tomorrow
- nan Council, Royal Arcanum.
make. plans next Tuesday evening
inaugurate a series oi carpet bowl-l
contests. Teams have been torm-
headed by Charles B. Hoyt and
11k Goodchild. and a trial game1
i be held on Tuesday evening.‘
It. on the second and fourth Tues-g
s in November. the members will;
at it out. The losers will have to
1 ior supper. '
a regular meeting of Division .‘1‘o
A. 0. 11, held Thursday night in the
. .1. rooms hwy] street, final ar-
wero completed tor the
1.. . of an old Yalhloned social, on
~ y evening. October 20. The attain
11 be held in the lodge rooms, and
. 2 tobeabig event. The Divi
» voted last night to purchase a $100
' 1 Bond.
l
request has reached town through
Red Cross Society ior Christmas
tor our soldiers. The Norgalk
has been allotted ass meson.
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ammuaum-m
mm mm 2. . '
it. The storm which was centgil '
license '
womon’ s ian high shoes
/11c11,l1t, black white 111' mum/212,3 pairs $1.10
/.
'. warmth-and it is full of comfort.
: ,
Routine business was transacted at] Sugar is very scarce in W to-' Becausoithe UhertyLoan 1.11ch Attorney John Dwyer oitho law oi- The downturn electrical commie:
-hnottohstlkontromthetrass~ intuight'smectlngoiCockanoeNh‘s. Want! some oithe housewives who the armory, last night's scheduled as. oi Keogh & Candee. is spendinguionsrs held no meeting last 1111911111., '
38" only purchased mm mm to meeting cithe boardoi health was thewoek-endwithreiativesandrflofls as has been their usual custom. Bel
keep them going iron week to wasi“ " f "
new. Poms.
, Saturday. 0111. as. mt.
Military idea.
in overcoats.
It’s here for all mom—the
military overcoat that we are all
cuvying the stalwart chaps we
meet' swinging along in Uncle
Sam’ a uniform!
It hangs in a free and easy
and comfortable fashion. It has
big pockets and a wide collar
and a belt that finishes it of! in
solidicrly fashion.
Astyle of real comfort—and
a style of real style!
Blue gray brown green and
' mixtmcs. . -'
And how warm and fine we’ll
find it!
From Hart Schaffuer 6'1 Marx
or from K11] ictibcimcr—v,
50 to $60
From other tailors, backed by
the How'laud guarantee of satis-
faction, all-wool fabric and
sometimes raiupt'oofcd, -—
$15 $18 and $20.
Main floor. rear.
of special grace.
These new tan high-cut shoes seem particularly
graceful when worn with the smart 11c11' suits of this
Autumn.
They haven freshness and charm; offer just
enough contrast to be appealing.
Finely made, fiikt with snugucss but comfort,
add to enjo out 11111111111191.” the crisp Autumn ail. '1
‘~ Cordo. cult and brown moose'é- $8
Cherry calf, military he1~l,—- - $7
Brown veal calf,lo1v heal—1- 1 1 $6
hiatn floor. PL). ' 1’
Pretty stockings.
many colors-+350 & 591;.
Fiber silk stockings at 59 cents.- Look like real
111111.111“. some ml: luster and earns depth oi? colm.
White and black and a great many handsome
shades of color-—-59c .
Nice lightweight lisle W350.
Of smooth and even man and o! texture about
equal to silk.
Handsome colors ranging from light to dark; one
to harmonize with your mum dress or suit—35c
LISLE stackiugs of excellaicc, medium
Left aisle, rear.
Fleeccd underwear
for warmth.
. It: may be no heavier than any other sort; in fact'
it may be lighteg. ,
But flecced u11dc1w'ear has a grateful personal
WOMEN’S flecced vests and pants. fiuc Soft cot-
ton, vests with either Dutch or high 1111141 and either
short or long sleeves,——75c ‘
GIRLS’flecced union suits, cxccllcut even 11' cave,
nice weight, —— t 7513
BOYS’ grav flecccd union suits, good weight-—
Left aisle. near. '- ‘
Clever new
llgckwcar—ZSG & 501;.
Freshly-arrived collection of graceful smart new
neckwear—of special value.
swiss collars and collar-and-cufl sets, plain or
embroidered, hematitched or with Venise edge,
round or sailor shape—and some embroidered' 111 at-
tractive colors— . 251: 81 50c.
Entrances on Main St.. Fairiield Ave.. Cannon St.
l, Wcathssw-Psir. ’ " ~ ~.,
'92....
2;. '11-:
Some best-style
coats-418 to $22. 50
You just know these new coats
are warm.
How soft and fine the cloth!
How comfortably they feel.
And style igsures warmth.
Graceful lines are theirs, too.
They are cut in sweeping stylc,
are full-skirted, fit with case.
All are 'bcltcd; they’ve a style
that no plain coat can hope to
attain.
Collars arc gloriousz—grcat
large ones that may be buttoned
close 11p under the chin 11 lit 11 kccu
breezes bring their discomfort, or
that may be. worn opt 11 and fitting
squarely across sllouldcls when
one wishes.
And these coats at $18 $20 and
$2250 are notable. _
Handsome blues and greens and black and l1cct— .
root. . ,1
Some with gathered skirts and some with pleats. ,
Handsome soil
at but 320!
For women who are
small of stature and for
young women; a suit of
special interest at $20.
Made of tasteful gray,
chcviot, jacket in new
model with skirt gathered ,
at waist-line, trimmed ef
fectivcly with buttons,
tailored expertly all
through.
Such a suit as one may
wear with content 011 al-
most any occasion 11 here
suit is correct attire; of
extra interest at its price
of $20.
Several other suits of
same p1 opoltious at $25.
Splendid broadcloth 01' wool poplin, some with
belted and some with gathered jackets, all 111 graceful
swooping lines yet with 1111 bit of sulplus fabric
and of new cat stvlc— ' 25.
a .-
.—
smnd "0°" Some with plain largo squall: collars and some ' 1"
. with those large collars tl' 1111111111 11 ll] plush 111 cara- "ff.
Marabou for . “.1 } q
beauty and warmth. Large patch pockets too—and l111w line it is to ‘
thrust one ’3 hands decply into them!
Plactit'ally all sizes ill each of these soasouablc .
rololu and stvlcs: — $18 $20 and $22.50
$l buys good
felt hat.
. Effective graceful blot k huts iol'1 women who ap-
preciate the service that felt will 15%.
Rolling sailom and smart 111'11'mcdi11111 shapes. ‘
Dccp black, regular i'ur-i'clt finish or blushed
finish. 3 I
I
A special lot, at 111101-in price of
Second floor.
Frosty nights
to be defeated;
chn and crisp air of frosty night is healthful. '.
it is 11 oil to throw windows open and let that ill-V
V1001 atmg 1111 411111" its lifc .md luralth into our sleep-_'
lug-rooms. ' g ..
R1111: grace and beauty ill the 110w 111a1'abou
scar is and capes.
llow'delighti'11ll1' they drape oval-11111311 shoul-
ders! And what a “suugglv” comfort they givc!
Black, natural. taum—somc combined with
ostricl1.—$7.5U to $16.50
Bluffs 11f lilatchiug beauty, black and natural,—
$7 $8.50 and $10.50 .
lrarabou i'o1't1'immiug:—-
black and natural—35c to $1 y'ard white «1111‘. yard
with ostrich-$1 25 1 row! 111190.42 yard.
Cull nlllo. from
Everybody will
enjoy Victrola.
F1111 two or three dollars, you may have sent into
111111' 111111112 :1 1111111111111[instrument to bring enjoyment
11111 11-1'1l1od1' in that home.
The loilig W i11tct' e1 omnmi will be 111111111 delight-
ful by it. ll of the family ill'clt‘ 111u1'lla1'c the
very mush 13:1 most 111jo1'. It will never tire. Jt
-'w illgncvcl' be out of mood to play.’
That musical instrument is.tthict1'ola, with the
power and range of all instruments and the added
ability to bring you the famous singers of today in
solo duct quartettc 111' chorus.
(‘11st of a Vicirola is from $20 up. But one is to
be had 1111 paving part of that cost—and with it one
But be sure that 11.11111 bcd1 lotliiug is provided.
W 0 can sleep 11 arm and tot 1131111 plenty of fresh:
air. Let 1111 do it. . , , 1
form, all well and carefully made
Good light blankets that are wondrous wanna-m
$4 $4.50 $5 and more. 1 -
Comfortablcs filled with soft 11111111 cotton, cov-.
eriug of silkoleue in tasteful pzlttt-l'tls,.;-$‘.Z.:'1tl and
mom.
may have such records as are wished.
Will you cnjov. this pleasant companionship
from now. 1'
Fotrth floor. , '
Main floor, rear.
Flue-looking black , am 111
101 11 who goes.
Shoes for Girls. At“ Compact kit fitted with blushes and all other
Large girls-who want shoes with as 'much slylc to1lct needfuls. '
and grace as mother’ 5 yet require shapes built espec- Soldier will find them great fricudsghow he will *-
iallv for growing Girls; these are shoes of ideal sort appreciate them! an ‘
for them In a leather case, $4.25; in stout khaki case,—- 9 .
All black, all good new styles, all correct in $350 2... earth'- '
Here are home toilet-needy “of tested worth and
dailyneed:— .,- 1.45“ ,_ .
a.” 1 ‘1 '2'. 3 W
Laco amino scar-1 111's " 85:”
Tooth brushes. transparent handlo
4‘
Black calf with cloth top—
Kid or calf, with tip,—
Calf, military heel, tip,—:1
Calf: sole of Neolin— -. "$0.50 2
Fine calf, matt top,— 3". ’7‘ .-
Sizcs {10111 2% to $7, every pair with smart mili-
tary heels.
$4
$5
“$6
Mavis talcum-25c -~ ' j ' ,2
Laud” talcum—15c - ' «mo
“wag" "'1 were}?
1 .To put new life 1111:5101- into the attire; of 1111'
season :—Sunset soap dong ffh&&l gleané and 'dye at
‘fl.
2. 2
Cantor aisle. {111111.
'Tl'lE HOWLAND DRY GOODS COMI:AN
the “In time, mny 5;», .
. 41.7.3311 onmmsom .,2» t"
hiain floor. roar.
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soars Norwalh. pal-s al.1111- William Uchtblm resorted to the are "mum 111. m1 111-1 they as
oitaspaehstssadcangivein-w'l” lhllm'mmdflmrm anwdltbsaldtllemfll 1:11 lusar mum-cum
mm m ”1.1393111111111100 oihis barn onDsysuur has
,wususmuhmdsach
advanced to 5 cents a m eves;
..... -_-2..¢ 2 2, .2.— .,_....22.._..2——-2 —-__ .—
EXPECT IOAT lElViCE FOR
NORWALK. '
The Analog J. §mith Transportation ‘
Company. known now as the lasing.
Transit Line. inc. is running an as-
press freight service between hero“ '
8 New York city. The company has two‘ ‘
hosts. and unmet them
[I l...“ tween the Liberty Loan rally at the
’Armory and the special district 11111111.
'Thomual munithouptm drslla'tollcrésse til}: compensation
companies will he, opened holiday m:c%emmm when
«unmmmman-u‘ m" 1
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