. «lien! value and well worth
. 825.00
. now (of Christina $0045
, mt abroad must be mailed
. vember 15th.
I}
JOSEPH DAVII
as uncommo- titre-3t
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RATHER FORECAST. i
. st for Norwallt and vicinitwi
iv fair tonight and Friday. Sol? ‘
. chance has taken place in the1
r conditions during the last’
y-four hours. Pleasant weather
rm generally in all districts_
of the Rocky Mountains. Mini-'
temperatures below freezing are'
n along the northern border;
Montana to Maine.
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THEE A' man AGO T0-.
DAY.
Illigh, 46; low.
:mperaturc -.
Fair.
'ly News
number of the local iawyeu expect
ttend the short calendar session in
ueport. tomorrpw.
ttorney Stanley Jennings of Siam-f
, was in :(orwalk‘ tottay on bust!
‘ :
a' N. E. Ryan (70., are offering
. extraordinary values in waists.
one of which would matte a Very
table Christmas gift.
“Quality Shop.”
SOUTH N ORWALK.
Special for Friday
$15 COATS $10.95 g
One Day, Only. ;
FASHIONABLE FURVS.
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i NOR WALK
at
’
Ttiztram a Hyatt Announce Their 1“ ';
oual Display and Sale Which Will Be:
Bigger and Better Than Ever This]
Year. T
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Norwalk 5 bu :y stores announce;
‘many important sales during the year-
but the one moat patronized. and most
"OCIE'TY
-important_in the mind of every in
and Personal .
‘not only in Norwailt, but for miler.
7 _ l laround is the annual fur sale, featured
NE [I S - by Tristraut & Hyatt cvcry autumn. .
i Owing to the early coming of Jack
""""“-'::::‘—'~—---—-———~- From this season, for» are more in"
— . demand than ever and the announce
Burne-«Ohiweiler. illlt'l‘ll by this popular firm that on Fri?
The marriageflf (701119““8 J- ilurnu day and Saturday of thin Week, they
of dummy. and Miss Masdt'lt'm’ mIl-u'ill show not only their own big stock i,‘
weihvr. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Louis. but the i'nlli'f‘ Salllllll‘ line at one of lllt'
Oblweiler of 10 lilacltmnn avenue, largest manufacturing iurriers in ilm'
llethci. occurred at 10 o'clock yf’ttler‘rountry is sure to attract a record at-I
day morning at St. Mary's rectory,"ii€\’.[tendunce. ‘
John .i. Kennedy performing the cert». , As in former years ii. S. la-brhurger.‘
many. The bride was attended by Alissa member of the Manufacturing firm
Julie McGinn, of South Not-walk, while will be in personal charge. of the 33%,}
the heat than whsjoueph Burns of Tor- and ready to greet old and new friends
rington, brother of the groom. with his costotnary courtesy and alien-i
Following the ceremony a Weddink‘tion; i
breakfast was served at the bride‘s, The display will of t-oltrae include},
home. only the immediate iamiiiex ol‘ the. Very last Word of Fashion's tie-i
the bride and groom were prcrt‘nt. crec. and u‘ill'iriclude coats of Hudson
' idocn alter Mr. and lira. Burns left by seal. raccoon, and inur‘s rat. and neck:
fleet of twenty-five .Rilter Loco- automobile for 2‘. short wedding tour. pieces and muffs ct taupe for, Stilt»;
" lc auto trucks passed through and on their return they will reuide in fox, red lox. poiret fox, taupe wolf,’
alh this morning, on their way their newly furnished home at 13 )lc- poiret wolf, black wolf Sititn. wolfp
New York. The machines are a Dermott street. Danbury. iukunk. Hudson seal, raccoon, heaven;
of the t’quartermaster's departn
-toithe U. S. A.
Both bride and groom are popular
:wixh them a long life of happiness. The
c Find and Third Norwalk Corn-
lea, (3'. H. 6., drilled in battalion
tion at the armory last night.
w r the command of Major Edward
Weed. Captain-t Charles D. Rogeri-
> William l. (ionttstock also put the.
I-panles through the drill.
otices have reached the local p0.
-— from the Navy Yard. in Brooklyn.
Charles Theodore Boerurn. or it?»
oodward avenue, this citv, has de-
ed from his Ihip the U. S. S.
[awake and that a reward is on
. head he being classed as a "de-
er." The local police are on the
.. It for him.
A large company of actors anti
— mace of the World Film Corpora-
.. . were at work in Norwalk today,
7"": 1 number of factory scenes
the both Mill, in Grand street. The
'-’ "v-m-vmy's actora were in Nor-
": me time. ago, and a number of
v
. . as were taken at the local ribbon'
t
Although all theological students
e'et'tnt from military service un-
‘ the pro-Visions of the aelectiu
:r '9 act. fortv per cent. of the 37
c "icai'y fit male students of the»
”We"! Theoloeical seminary who
on enrolledyhen this country en.
.e'evi the war oflered their services
. the nation for war nervicel, ac-
im: in. time given out by the
,m‘nectimt State Council of De-
«we in newer to 'a series of dues-
nrnt out in the, council's- .com
its in all the colleges, agricultur-
Iehoola and theological aeminaries
.. New England.
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a [he Central
bride has been a teacher in the schools
of Bethel. Brooltt‘ield and South Nor-
walit. resigning her position recently as
a teacher in the Franklin school in the
latter city. Mr. Burns is a member on
the firm or Mahoney 3: Burns. of 143
Main strct t, llanbury.
Stephen ilokus, former city clerk.
who wart one of [he first .\'or\\‘.tllt luv“
to go to ("ainp lltwens, ;\_\'t'l‘, Mayo, is
t‘xpet-it—tl home Saturday to spend :-
iew days. .\ special train uill be run
to Waterbury, with several hundred
aoldiers. and Sir. Dokus will be one or
the party, later coming to hit: home in
Lexington avenue.
Yesterday llrs. Leslie Smith cele-
brated her 83d birthday. she is in the.
best or health and paused a very pleas-
and day. She received many kind rc-
membranccs and many of new friends
called upon her.
.\lrs. Jack Whitehead, who is spend
in: the winter at the Lindehurat lnn in
Norwaik. was a visitor in Stamford on
Monday. .“l'ti. Whitehead is a mem-
ber of the Schubert Club of Stamford.
"William Cuneo, of New London, has
been the guest otDeputy Sheriff Ed-
w‘ard B. Doulens, ht South Norwaik.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick W. Thomp
son left yesterday for a week's vaca-
tion at Milton. Conn.
_.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel M. Allen of in
Flex Hill road, are visiting relatives in
New Jersey.
In. M. Clifford Pardee, of Brooklyn,
New York, is a visitor in South Nor-
walk.
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Australian oppmiaum, grey squirrel.,
iyoung people and their many friend! holinahy squirrel chinchilla squirrel.
and mole.
The uhupm include animal effecting
rtoica and cunt-lets in the neck piecea,l
with mulls, of mellon and canteen'
stylcl. i
The most important feature of the!
entire tulle in that eve’ry piece in ru-‘(Jy1
for instant delivery, and Mt Lady may;
make her selection and it moment later
o-nter her car clad ‘n :1 new and‘comiyi
coat convinced lliiti the bosom-ma repu-
tation of Trietrnm it Hyatt. insur.4
that the purehnw will prove untiai’uc
ory.
BOY SCOUT NOTES
:To the Men of Norwaik Over the
Draft Age .
Every man wants to do his share.
and there are many men in Xorwaik
over the draft age, or because of fan
ily lien or other reasons, are unable
to join the army service, and yet who‘
are willing to do something to help
T ore is another service which the?
can join which is as essential and ne-'
ccssary as almost nnv Ether service.
and at the came. time thcv will re-
ceive a great benefit and training.
from it. - ‘
The Boy Scouts of Norwalk are in
need of scout masters, At the Dre-E
sent time there are -i scout master!
commissioned as oilicers i.-. the armi'.‘
one in the navy. and severai who are
now in active service, and two more
have enlisted and are waiting to be
called. it leaves the working force.
very shorthanded, and hesp is imme:‘
diately needed.
The scouts of Norwaiit and Dovs
who are anxious to become scouts.
earnestly appeal to the men of Nor-
walk to come to their assistance and
aid them in hecominu efhcient scouts. l
The scouts of Norwalh stand as,
high as any scouts in the country;
'They have procured subscriptions to:
the Second Liberty Loan to the sum:
of $78,500. They haVe worked hard in‘
the scout garden and in their own'
gardens at home. They are in the'
front rank for any service for the
benefit of the city.
The men who will come. forward t
, help. will recelvelnrti'ufllotlt'. so thatl
My 6‘70 ‘ they can take (-llarue of their troop. A;
Patient
lachool is goimr- to be opened for their
benefit,
Any one desiring information on
this point. is requested to communix
cute with Gen. Ruueil Pronto presi-t
dent of the locli Council, Ira 0. on»;
em. meaty, or with. any at thei
pro-cut oeontrnuterl who have not i
been called luto mice. ,
it is desired that at least is true“
for-are lenietwm the me!!!
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HOWLAND'S ,
Here is real
neWs of suit:
We have taken a lot of the excellent ' suits front the
store’s regular stock, made them into two groups, and
'I‘hursday they go on sale thus—
$20
$32.50 to $40 suite
And some of the suits to he sold at $14.50 were mark-
.ndszzso min—l
mi, earlier in the se’ason, at 330!
There are many handsome blacks and blues.
There are excellent serges and hroadcloths and such
woolens.
600d tailoring marks each suit.
Range of ét'ylcs is wide—all the new models are in-
cluded.
$14.50
READY NOW-A few handsome :th tine l.;t\’:iilicrcs
$28.
mood noon
Handsome gold.
‘ LaVallicrcs. $5
of unusual value-$5.
SOIid gold with light tiuc gold chain, graceful and new
pattern, set with tiny but bril.i:tnt genuine diamond and
with little pendant baroque pearl.
Excellent in every detail and of true beauty—
Specding to the store from a dealer anxious to” be rid
of his surplus-beautiful lace stocks and in
value will be
It“ aisle, front
Notable liocha
and jahote. 5].
sold at 31.
Oriental and Venise laces, a; great many
$14.50
' $28.50
bots of unusual
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Metal-brocade new
t hats-"$5!
Yes; those clever and very eti‘cctit‘e new satin half
with brim brilliant with silver or gold brocadc— $5.
Smart new military turbuns, those unique four-corner.
ed military models, small and medium mushroom shapes—-
and every one a-flasn and .t-gieztm with the brilliance of the
gilt or the silver. ‘ -
lf'ustrous satin gains new richness by this embroidery.
\
_ A clever use of fur in Illillllililg‘ :tdds wondrous air to
many of the hats.
Some have a dash of Colon—unique flower or such.
Deep black, handsome taupe, wzmu and rich brown—4 ’ .
$5
any a.
- N't'ttlltl ”0"“
l;
l
Bungalow aprons that
cover one up. 69c
Complete protecuon for dress; a blessing to,womrtn I
who wishes to “do her own work" and yet be ready and
presentable at all times; '
4
For bungalow apron covers other attire from neck‘ to
skirt-hem—and may he slipped on or oil in a moment.
Good stripes and checks. light or dark of effect—69c.
We’ve 11th none So good at the price for a long time.
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flair... ' "
N‘t’dlltl i’lv. mr.
(e, .
$5.
‘ Boys. heavy
sweaters. $1.50
A boy's sweater that is this]: and close-ti-eztve and heavy
£91.50
it will fit comfortably beneath jzttkct, it will turn back
many a cold breeze. _
Brown lithium or good slldtlc (if gray. illiOUl. all sizes
pretty pat-
terns, it new effects and of impressing goodness. for boys— . 315‘- .
White or cream, easily worth a half more than their " - '"'"' "WW“ .. L. ;
’ Center aisle, noun. ‘ ‘2‘.“ ' .
Narrow feet. More National
.
lowered prlcc "“1“” c “P '
The woman with foot that rcquircsa narrow shoe has 1- . 0 on sale'Thursday morning, these crackérs ii
splendid saving chance. . limited9qftantity. ‘ f. . ' ‘
if she can wear a 4A or a4iéA or AA, or a 5A or AA— ’UhEEDAI’hiscuit. now selling at 8c a package— 6e. '
apical“
’Fineiacet'audbuttonedshoee, dull a. tent leather.
high heels, smart lines, several styles. For
maindersof.
yet
“3365110”—
severai lines.
Worth every penny of their regularprice of
And on. and quaint—I,
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, . Dimkflwithhownbudmsmutu’
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“ FANCY National crackers . ,
“to“, -g-’— Odd-ates .3 4 cue-m m '
'A dozen packages—62c, not over 2 defer: to a gusto.
3‘ My” , 7 \‘u‘wolen
‘ Mb
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$2.85
elm:—
'novlseiiing at 15c package-f.
.Fivepachageefor 55c;notover'totolcusiou_ier./,
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Norwalk Chronicler