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WEATHER FORECAST.
EA'l‘ilE'r‘lt
orccaut for .‘\Ul'“'dlk and vicinity:
ir tonight and Sunday. A w-tllde-
d disturbance which is control
’9 mornLn‘n over 01 figon is causing:
wral rains on the North Pacific
1. Pleasant Weather prevails. 111
other srrtions. The temperature,
ntinucs low in the southern ills”:
cts. i‘rt-rzing 19111poratn195 friend
for south as (losorgia. There is
ry littlo differcnce in’ temperature
:twoen tho twain-1n and southern
t-I‘icts ’ast of tlw Rocky Mountaitta‘
THEE A YEAR AGO T0-
DAY. I .
'l‘t‘l'lp‘rilllllmt . llicvb. S-l: 1111':
()H‘i’t‘lhi.
itv ”evil
Raymond & Son. local furniture dt‘itl
it, sent a large shipment of furniturt-
Danhury today. yin unto :1‘11ck.
-DANCING SATURDAY NIGHT .
Town Assembly Hall. (.race Broth-
' 8-plece orchestra with Cathedral;l
11 1188.
A regular monthly mocking of Local‘
0. 476, Trolleymcn's Union. will be
14! this evening. ‘
The lshoda Yacht Club met last
in; and discussed, routine busi-
.. The regular matters came bp-
~e the; club after which there wan
little discussion of various plans.
-DANC|NG SATURDAY NIGHT
Town Ansombiy liall.(}1a(c llroth
' 8-piece orchestru with (‘ :tthrdrztt
lines.
Jamca’ Youngest brothcr John. win,
17, wept. "specially bgcausc," hxy
id. "I wanted to go and lPl durum
y humo‘ and help mother." ’l‘ln-r
rs old, survive the lost :rumwr‘u
to.
‘——Soft hats and caps. O'Brien. :
'—-—Latest style soft hats. O'Brien. 1;
‘ .
Two days ago Mrs. Row \V. Punt“, 1
.(.’.'d0W. of 3939 Reynolds uvonur
1 :rison, X, J.. receivod :1 lettor l'l‘m‘.‘
er eighteen—yearnid son. James \l'.‘
.enry, gunncr's mate. «aying hp w:1..-j
ell and safe from (lermz'n
' Wan prostrateti by tho recr‘ip: of ;~
legmm from tho War l'tepaitmpnt,
-unouncinz that her son was it llorl 1,1
1 e torpedoiug of the Finland. 3,
~Retluced prices on trimmed hats.
no: Millinerv,‘ 29 South Main
feet. South Norwalk, Conn. n2 3t
The nssessora‘ in sasslon "in the
. own Assembly Hall and City Hall
~olcome today, figuratively speaking.
.. . > 1 arms because at a this evening
heir duties cease. Also today they
will have more to do than they have
1 d all the time that they have been
.- sessibn. Many people are waiting
at the last minute before they turn
. their list of tunable property.
‘ ~Umbrellas and mourninz bands.
O'Brien.
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Residents1 of Norwalk last or min; at
about it o‘clock heard a number of tx-
'ploslnns one very heavy one and :1
1"" b” ~' "dulln- mm and this mom
I; eagerly scanned the papers for an-
11v": 111 911111 or none munitions plant
3km- -np. Nothing was been of W din.
’ntches or nay explosions nnd peoplt-
Mature have cloned the pounds lost
”lit with those mysterioul sounds
Int people in Eu! Norwalk have been
luring tor quite some time.
Aluminum .111 cnpo. O'Brien. '
3% Take
Yoko-Z!!! r
and Smile '1
of Stomach Trouble l
kart, upwdate models, selected j
other. the bxothor and :1 SisttT. 1:2 "
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wen. Yesterday afternoon Mrs. llnn-_ ‘
Don’t wait till November 15 to mail yOur gifts to the bays“ atrér there; ,3
safer to start them soon. About everything a Yankee soldier will enjoy igy
flOWCAND'S .
ready for your choosing here.
There, just inside the Main street door, is a collection of
flashing, beautiful silver—the
and use with delight and content.
For example: Sterling silver of heavy weight in :1 sim-
ple éfi'ectivc Colonial pattern carried out in all the regular
tztble pieces and in the small and large serving pieces :15 well.
Teaspoons are 514 11112., medium forks are $41.50, other
pieces in proportion.
Rich brcztd trays are $15
dishes $5 and 56,——
Silvcrplatc, loo,-—-cight graceful designs for example in
spoons and forks and knives.
quantity of cheese-anticracker dishes,
plate 011 nickel silvc; attractive pattern, glass dish on this,
base and that dish with plated
Sheffield Plate reproductions:
heavy plating of silvzr upon copper.
decoration simple, quality notable.
1vc‘gctablc and meat dishes, new trays—111d this aim offer-
ing for the inaugural: — Meat
table dishes. splendid in every detail,
Iti't nlnir. from.
Wen grow strong by exer-
‘ When ’fis cold outdoors,
en profit by indoor exercis-
‘dg apparatus.
Half :111 hour, or even lcssp
t'fti‘ll 1111'1rni11g will kccp .1 111:111
ytit.
if more men exercised reg}
tularly, there’d be fewer re-
flected for either insurance or
'iscrvicc in the National Army!
l Good wall
3.1.50 to 33.50.
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exercisers——
A number of other types—
With one special barbell 1nd
-.hcst expander in combination
.4 ‘ .
,dt SD. ,
Fourth floor.
A man’s pretty-good swent- .
$31 is to be had here for $3.
‘lt’s of; woolen yarn, fair
weight, plain and warm. it
, éwill wear :1\good long time.
Gray, navy or
.nighty good at 83. 1
And a pure worsted sweater,
111-titted with‘ attractive rib,
.1111 will fit snugly under coat
and be worn with comfort is
"winner at $6.
This chap is gray, navy,
leather or maroon, has jOll
c .‘1111r, 15 of fine quality. Not
maroon—
Silverwarc has become a part of the
1ch jewelry store-1nd a very attractive and excellent part.
and so on and on.
very sort housewives display
and $211, coffee scis'arc 328,
Extra in silverplatc—Jimitcd
base is quadruple
cover—$2.03. \
handsome dishes with
Shapes are graceful,
A111ong them new
dishes' and lock- handle vege-
lin tiled number at
$7.75
A young man who pay: $25
for a Howland suit gels some-
thing he can be sure of.
Best values at 825 we know
are ready,
tztry touches 11‘s in tltcsc éuil
——bclts, patch pockctst. snug
fit, trim shoulders.
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Others have the newslaling
lapels and clever cuti' pockets
and the entire front of the
coat shoes style.
Dandy fabrics and dandy
tailoring—for these are mostly
from Kuppenhcimer or from
Hart Sch'affner 81 Marx.
Other suits at other prices
—but be sure to take :1 look at
these 1t—S25.
\lnln floor. roar.
Beautiful gloves from
France are $2.50; if we were
able to get them across now
they would cost far more. But
we took no chances, bought
them long ago,.:1nd they are
splendid value.
Fine French kid, fine French
style, fine French making.
Graceful and beautiful and
bulky or beefy—but wannliholt wondcrfully they fit!
And 56.
One of the‘ best of boys’
sweater/51s pure wool and sells
at $3. 50.
Medium _ weight, button
front, roll collar, two pockets.
Gray, brown maroon or
blue—$3. 50. y '
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White or black—$2.50.
Bcautiful mocha gloves at
saute price are gray—and :1
delicate delightful gray.
White gloves to give extra
service are doeskin and will
wash with no hurt to finish or
fit—$2. ‘
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All the11cwclcvc1'littlc mill-1
111111111 :utd for’cvcuing 11'
‘ scammed 1.1. .1
35 are the week-end feature in
the home of styleful pretty
inillinery. '
Fur-trimmed hats, too. And
some of silk-beaver finish.
Beauties :15 to both line and
color.
,Emphulic v.1luc!
Colors a-plcnfy; and that
means purple and taupe
which are the‘two colors most-
sougbt 11nd hardcst-to—gct.
Tilztt price is worth an extra
noticc—— ' SS
Hm-oml "our.
A luxurious Radium satin
is 51.75 :1 yard. On today’s
price :11 the mill it is worth
$2.51).
This is one case where we,
and our customers, profit by a
maker’s slowness.
He ought to have delivered
these siftins months ago. Yet
today they are worth more
than tl1c11-—111d he delivers
them at old price.
Beautiful satins, soft and
supple and fine but of firm
131111113.
Rich plain colors and 51111
cilztugcublc cdccts—for after-
c111.
those aids.
Expert and bureeoble young
women dress one’s hair in new
mode, treat the scalp and hair,
manicure with skid—give
every aid to proper care of
the hands and head.
All in the women's own
section on the third floor.
Children’s hair is cut there,
too; cut quickly but with true
skill and care. And littlc
folks don’t cry over it!
. For women who require
aids to dress their hair in taste-
ful and attractive fashion; all
Switches front
$1.25, gray switches, $3.51).
' Third floor.
Sweet little boudoir caps of
crepe and of net smile front :1
special table on second floor.
Pure white ~and delicate
tones of blue and pink and
lavender.
Charming as ‘ they are
they'll be doubly so when they
frame one’s face.
()f unusual value—65c 75c
and st. '
Not-411.1! floor.
Com: y slippers
inches
mind-v 81.75 yd.
Tl-irll ll'ior.
F. 111 3 wide,
ens:
If a man wants to keep his
.collar clean and throat pro-
tectedz—qnufflcr of cotton or
silk or silk-and-wool. Any
one of :1 number of prices
from 551‘ to $6.
Lott of Main street door.
' :1: :31 :1:
:5
These men’o glove} ore of
extra value—11nd scasonable
sort.
Tan cape and gray mocha
of good models.
But they are not fresh and
now. instead, they’ve been
handled and displayed and
show it.
Originally they were $1.50
to SZ—now $1.35
exlrzt
111... who not 111’" on
warm jump‘into domet flan-
'lnel owing. ~ _.
to avert colds.
For little gir's, and bigger,
especially . lhcsc chill 1111:1111-
ings. ‘
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Keep fcct 11111111, keep those
fcct oilficbill floors. save much
time during the hurry of morn-
ing drccsing.
Pretty of pattern .15 well :15
of warm felt—St to 51.50.
Main floor. mm',
} v... 4--
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=r- 251*
Handsome cape: of mm-
bou that sell at 55 are of extra
interest .11 that price. ’
Graceful round and sailor
shapes, lined with 51111;, some
of them finished with falls.
Black or natural or deep
taupe shade.
Ve‘ry light, very beautiful,
very Comfortablc,—SS.
t.
r it? 1!. \
If you wont to In ”My,
:1 khaki. shirt with. attacbpd
collar is of staunch wool-and
cotton, mixture like Uncle
Sam’sboys wear—$2.50. ,
some other things made by the
Omo people deserve place in
every woman’s supply of
necdfuls.
——thc first one made. No rub:
bar in it—but good service
and thorough washing ability.
style.
folks.
delightful. 24c 11p.
babies, and, several other sani-
:' ..: :;: styles illltl WI“) the great Vir'.
@545 and $55.
vawrv
Omnibus.“ and
Omo is- an odorless Shield:
24c up according to size and
White Clover are rubber
shields made by the Omo
Very light and soft and
the flesh-tinted style is very
Brassicres, and pants f01
OWLAN l)'S
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Some new slice: for. w,
dren are especialy pretty and
still of good durable leather, l
For little girls, patent leath-
er with top of gray buck, at 3;
in sizes 4 to 8 and all: :3.
larger sizes are $3.50. {31*
Deep black calfskin snout
cut especially high are $3, foit ‘
sizes 6 to 8. 4.3g 1
And either Calfskin .. or.
patent leather high- cut shoes
in sizes 81éio it are $3.50., 3
We can’t imagine any little 1
girl being disappointed in the!
looks of these shoes; or any
mother being disappointed inl
their service. I.
tary helpfuls—vallvin special
1116 of being easily kept sweet
and clean.
lA'fl niall‘. roar.
Women’s coats are big and
loose; yet the" fit smoothly
and thlll grace. “
A paradox?
true.
Yes; but ’lis
Visit to the new coats .vill
prove that trttth-—:1nd bc of
1111113, too
Splendid lot. Of coats rczldy
-—f1'o1n chcviols at $15 to
finest of wool velours and
novel woolcus at 837.50 and
A umber of 1': ch. d ‘61»
bclufit 1| Ctll: 11s are cspcci lll\
worlh- wiliic. _
Sl‘t‘ttml ”our.
Main floor, roar.
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Corduroy suits for bowl
from littlest to biggest, are all
gold 1111csl111cnt. ' s
l .001: well, wc11 like leather,
OK fo1 plzty or school.
Little Eton suits for boys 01".?
3 to 8 have detachable white‘
collar and cute slashed po. 1:-
ets—SS. -
Norfolk shits for bigger.
boys, some with 2 pairs trous-
crs,——$5 to $7.50.
And the new trench models;
of corduroy are :1 unique Nor-:
folk—$8.511.
Trousers of corduroy for
boys who don’t need entire
Emit—SI to $3 511.‘
Front lv:1~1-1111‘ttt.
Picking is. good right now
for 111cn who 5ch ovcrcoals.
Right next to a man’ a skin”
he should p it clothes, that he
knows will give Comfort.
able and worm socks for cold
weather.
Read y with ’c, here.
wool interwoven with cotton.
union suits—$2.50.
socks—35c and 50c.
g paratrolt‘
scarfs of velvet and of plush,
too.
l” ”“ “”m‘fl "N.
That means good depend,
Gray shirts and draw-66,?
Splendid gray part-wool
Black tine wool-and-gptlon
‘l‘haoaro’neweffectin
These silk-lined, and of gold
. late: it 111:1) be just :15 pond——
1nd then .1::1iu it 11111 11 it.
No risk. though, for the
man who picks now. HE gels
1cl1oicc of the “mole Collection.
i Dandy linc warm overconls,
at':1ncy intolcns or staple plnin
“iricb’c: )lfll'S. ‘ I
And stylc:‘-‘—ll1cy :11'c .dl
ihcrc. ‘
—51.-2.5 to $2.50. $22.51 1.) :3 8.1)} and highx.
UlllOll SUllS 0f CCTU ,CUllUU. Muln floor, roar.
heavy “reight,—$l.25 l0 ‘ A‘ 1:: :1 :fi: :33 :14
$1.75. ‘
These big 11mm coon cont.
are the best of all for woman
who wishes to motor lhroug'ti'
winter and to enjoy the bracg
, ing air.
Loose-fitting but .750 shaped
that they make a perfect enr'
velope to keep cold bread
from annoying. ,
Excellent pelts, matched
skillfully. with 90% that M
closely. .,
purple black or taupe—$5.50
to $10. _ , .1 L , $85 $175 11111 $23511
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