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cousins ans
"ooun'I' mu snowshoe
Inn-nut rum,
so: to $2159
nan crummy our.
tuna from ......... sou zoo
1’ mo own-arm
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Rare news Of
dresses at $11. 50
MIC]! ”303856:
50c” $2 00
”LOSER STICKS . . $1.00 up
—L——.«.-——-w.—~—~— .— .—.._.w -.
will! 350 to “'00 ii f th lI est ake s of women’s d es e
MONEY BELTS .. 25“”an .en some 0 e Igg m r r s s
I s l a t stocks ri ht now!
DRINKING CUPS 850 to $4.00 . are nxiou to c e I up heir g
WATER PROOF “you 1 They want money and they want it at once.
BOXES ---------------- 75° 3 So the merchant who p.135 his bills promptly gets a
WOOL SOCKS ..... 35:: to 75¢ chance first. - .\
MARKS $5.00to310.00 ; These dresses, rich and handsome atid varied, are a re-
QLSBVELESS SWEATERS. :Sult!
$5.66 I , . ‘
, We picked the finest plums from the showroom collec-
mm!” SHIRTS tions of two or three of our good makers. ’“
$2.00 to 85. 0( l
All these in addition to out I
Beautiful satin dresses with the new Tuxedo collar.
regular line at holiday met. Lovely silk dresses “with sleeves of Georgette c'repi.
“mam , IFine-texture serge dresses with handsome braiding.
3 Equally-fine serge dresses with handsome wool em:
u . ibroidery, or with fancy collar, or with other individual
E“; g trimming. / .
FanC3 silk dresses, some in unique combinations of col.
wagon nuts or. ' '
u "mum” me” Even some fine wool Jersey dresses and some beauti-
, -“’"‘~‘ fnl velycteens
‘ _ ‘ ...,_ ’ I AND: EVERY DRESS or New A'I‘I'RACI'IVE
o STYLE EXPERTLY MADE.
CE” News 4 Almost none of these are dresses that would sell regu-
' ‘plarly at less than $20
. JI‘ A number of them would sell for much more than szo
MllerhieI-I Hats and raps ()‘ltrirn. L _
or menu IIIII IIIIIIIIII III;III IIIIIIIII llight hues and almost every liked and seasonable color—at
Inns shopping at Ihe N B. Ryan (“out
Item is tho {not that one may choosi-
the moat beautiful and useful ult‘t
things that will give the [frontal
pleasure without, too large a call on
the purse.
——Dollar Day at Krioger'o Tomorrow
one thousanl trimmed and untrimmed
hath will be «old at one dollar tomor-
row only. . l
, little fear that you, personally, will be disappointed-—
lror there are all sizes from 34 to 44 inclusive.
st-uuml flow,
llrlnttbl III. Shepard, of Wilton as» ?
nun/I. and Donald ('ampboll, or East.
NttI'u'IillI, Initiated youterday in tho;—
YioIIIl artillery branch of Int- regular.
armr. TlIIIv will loavv next work for
a lrulnlnu,.~lutirm in floorzia. ‘
~ ~“'l' LIlIerty
Sturdy silks. .
‘ otter economy
\3 Eli arm-pt Loan
Bonds in IIIIIIIIIIIII tor clothing suits: Ya; ds and 3. Irds ot lIaIidsoIIIe and double silks me I
ate. .lI'riIlI: l’ 0 blink South Nor-' i spread out tfhllS' m a Sfl\lll"'. ’
Hulk.
III the Norwulk IIIIIIIII .I IIIIIII (.I.. Hills for every scIIice—and each silk at less than Its l
Tuesday afternoon with .lutluv liar ll’l I.I’Cglll' il' pig. . '
I! Bradley, of Wei-Itpott. sitting tor . E
Judge Gregory, George w. ammondt' Diess silks waist silks evening silks fancy skirt silks l
or Norwalk, was appointed comma tub Sillfi. satins crepes de clIE ue.— —a III I:IIIItIIent opportnu- ,
tor over the estate- of Sarah P. .‘l- III I ltV. ,
thaws. . . . ' . .2
__...m, in a ““2“," Xmas" 1 film thIs new}: I. the savipges but m the Silks “It.” }
The action of ilnrritt A' Heath VII :56 \‘c- all)“ \Ull till ”“6 ‘m‘ 1““ lchllltlflll tllc‘) '"c g
i
““19er WI. f‘ullen, {0r breath Ml Satin mt-urtullIII- it. .‘It ItIflII iI' IIt Inn-l 'l‘IIlI silks of delightful I mot-I, whit. .
dntnct was heard before Justice fitting and afternoon MI ”’1'", l I II II ulIlI. {mum} with Fll'llfl'fl in ”mu. mm mm.
the Peace Herbert G. Pollard vester- WEN“ ”5°""‘"'" um IFItl'tpCfi I.I IIIIIIIIIIIIII .IIIIIIII. 3‘.‘ IIIIIIIIIII'
day. Justice Pollard reserved doci- [ uro allk yard- -widI- Mill". I-IIIII liuht 'WMI'. II-aIIIIIr £1.25 .- and;
rlon. Attorney Louis Goldfiehmmi flvgglfrw¥52mrm hory ”ha:.ll;|m'g'g.:it,i ”llllfl~'ullll‘ strlpml' sutins II“ ”II ‘
peared for the plaintiflhnd Abrney. 8 ti 1’ i‘ ‘lft l 1 . . ' imam II-IIIIIIIIaliunu of l“u :IIIIl IIIrI-I :t
m... .I. III... ..........,..I IIIII'I..:.'...:.I:.IIIII 'I:..'.I.'::.' :5 r: '
defendant. yard— . . “I V l JIIV, i luv its W I I I-xtt- til
—Jewelry evvuythlng is of rzoodl Satin sublime Wulltll’nlfil in its “"‘h' "‘"h' ’l u ”"l “J”;
’ Mhlng beau‘h ‘0 "ugh”; “M0 “3'!" . . \:I.ltl- I'I ilI- lIIII‘ NIHIII II.‘ It's .Ittl
flyle and honestly made. One of the and darh’shudm regular 42.. I'Itlyll‘l'Id—‘ I,” I” ,l “ H, y 31”“. L” I ”'th ,
most called tor lavalllern is the' Peel ;_wIIII I II I.I'I :II.Ii III-I. I 1."! r
l Crepe dc chine. unit and I'lm- or 1011- HI. I. ‘4 \ mi N UV
‘0” 0'! which 'e show a 2001] line :ture, with uubduod beautiful luster | . i
’ Brands Jewelry StOI'P, south 50!” many can," including Wm“. “Ind! Firm I:"IIIl to s. l.“ .‘ i ‘l . :ItlII suit
'3“ (‘onn ivory, regular $1.65 ynrd— 3"“ d “""I " ' " :53 -‘I‘"" "l "9
Pure silk crepelde meteor in ru- fir-orarttv- ('l't'lll'I baht .IIIIII tiIIIIyI
- Forty-three of the iiippotlrouie'dum “me, of yellow ivnor) pink Mn?
chorus girls and Fmfill‘bil" princl now and brown and Wisteria IIIIIcII.
pals, who have fathers nos-r serving "305 40 “‘"h'i‘ mde, “Ii; ‘1“ ‘1’ "33"";
the rIountry in varioua branches oiz - “J“
the Federal service have formed a;
zocinty, which thev call the [laugh-j
19-?! of Freedom League. These;
original 43 members hope to no;
panel the organization to such {1'
the that it may be of real impor- ,
4‘81)": and value and Ihr-v are invit-I
its the ladies In other theatrical rom-f Wltli new charm
mm in New York, who hare- fathers
.I.-mum. III the III'III, and mm Io Makers are so eager to show the pretty dresses tlIe3'Ie
you than as» temporary III II IIII-III;1 made for next spring that they can wait no ion-reI—and
III Helen amnion! Patterson \Ive’ ve got together a collection of beauties.
—Umbrelltul and mournlne. llwlflllh
o'Brteo. I
e-ral shalt-s of him
ulilr (Iqtvloi 3|“ I
rogulut H71. IIuIl-
floor. ..
Girls. dresses
Girlish dainty. of fine white voile.
. Some of the skirts have great wide tucks that are very
ieffective.
“met k ' Ream ' . Lace' In line patterns is inserted with pretty effect.
6' “m3“ 133%? {3&2 There are belts finished with smart hemstitching, and
nullit- It in II mailer or record, ribbon girdles. . ,
%“$ :23: 3‘94" ,3: Bodices are finished with filet lace and with tucks and
mgmmuwm the with splendid hand embroidery. ‘ I '
Wm loops:
”I But no advertisement can make you see these dresses
Wasn‘t-today.
With one half the beauty the will have when a little rl
moo-outrun. wears thehil . ’ , "
amalgam. Sizcso to 14—36 to :10 f.
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Friday, out we spread them all, blues and blacks and .
$11.50
lull of urn-Ht utrrmulh and III- llll}. >II\-
llllll in it Its! IIIII- |
hum of 'llN It I'M-r} “kid and fashion
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Daily . EcOnomy Budget.
An economy in
wearful shoes
A good big group of women’s shoes that have sub-
stance and comfort and a share of good looks—formerly sell-
ing at 54-5450 and $5- $3.45
Here are shoes for the woman who seeks true comfort
and good appearance but does not care for extreme style.
Nice staunch gunmetal calf or patent leather, cut' In 7-
inch height, with durable soles, of graceful outline,—-and
at ' $3. 45
I aced patent leather with cloth or kid top and button-
ed patent leather with cloth top, ’
Gunmetal calf with cloth top, either buttoned or laced
Each style with tl: e comfort- -Insuring Cuban heel.
Right from the store’s regular and dependable shoe-
tuiiily, have been Si 54. 10 and 35-— $3 45
0
Main ti Mr roar.
' s s - ' “
First mail rush
15 over
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and it is a :41 mi time to start more packages :ICIIIss seas
to the boys at the front.
(hIIstnias Isntthe only time :I \ankee soldier appIe-l
ciates a package from home.
' One at New Year will be just as welcome; one at any
time is joyously greeted.
As one Khaki-clad chap wrotez—“Send me a little
package every week if you can. id rather get small ones
often than big ones seldom."
Put in soon sweets. liowland candies taste mighty
good to the Bridgepott man who" Is faraway from those 5,003
ChilCUl' lt65. Front him-Imus.
3 Send music
to Mthe boysn
Jiavc you any idea of the enjoyment the
camp get from their Victrolas and Grafonolas! .
Hardly: unless yon' to been there—and seen them at
the Y. M. (‘. \ sha. k or some other spot of an evening!
"boys" at
it you hate no need to tell how much they will enjoy:
-I"c‘CoIds. 5
How about those stirring Sousa IIIaI'ches! fir the:
songs of today' 4
Better send some along—and a .szo \ictrola willj
bring a lot of clieeI to some of the boys "over there. "' I
, That is the sort of Christmas gift that will be appIeciaI- '
L‘tl .
iIIyal lc.
incidentally it there is II I \icII'IolI in your in site. one.
an be put there at small cost—and inII4 If: evIIIIynient to;
sway Inembei of the family circle ,
Victrr 1.. E"- 'III :Ill-tliciyear (IiII'irtIInas 9335i. :
’ Fourth lltmr. 4.
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\Iti it will IIIIkc 3IIIII ov. II \ictrolI at home doubly en- 1
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Petticoats that
IOOIC worIlI more.
Just a little c. unontlagc about these pelticoats
\s the little SCltIIIIl:4Irl put It :—-llle\ ltlt It lll’t’ C. llgtt,
tlie3 ain’t. ’
FIII they ate tine black cotton terse
hat.- a flouuce oi changeab'e silk.- ;
\ number of sh II des, among them those most liked-
and :It I’ 53
PettiCoats III lustrous sateen tit good weight ha ye deep
tucked tlounces with wide pleating.
l hese too in the new handsome shades: blue and greenl
and beetroot and brown and plum—51.50. t
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cloth—and they
N- t' "ml "rmr.
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Uheeda and 'Nahisco;
and economy“ l
Another big but limited quantity of N. Itional crackers
at saving—ready Friday morning. , -
Uneedas, now selling at 8c pkg.--— 6c. -
A dozen for 62cI—not over 2 dozen to a person.
These fancy buscuitsza—
I.I..I-IrI '- I'IIIII... “I... are.
on“! dam-t Iro- ., Ant—I
I, ,m -. _, - III-II- 3‘ Ian—-
1, now selling; t l’Sc pkg—u - 1%
' shI Mil.lCI'-§ll'1t ps— ~
”.I.-ago.“
Five packages for what over fptoa MI. I ,.
HOWLANDIS’
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a 4'“ “M's-4 .-
Rich fur coat
and economy
Each woman knows deep in her heart of hearts that
the purchase of a fur coat at usual price 15 an actual econi
0m)“ .
That coat will give splendid service for several seasons
it will be appropriate for wear with practicall3 all of
her winter dresses, may even beslepedoII over a suit whel
one goes motoring.
Now, to this actual economy, the store adds a special
one.
FUR (JUAN ()F RICH QUAl [H AND GRACE-
FUL LINES AND DURABLl: i’EHRl ARE TO BE HAD
AT LOWERED PRICE!
Here we tell of saving in Inoney over former price.
‘l.et 3'0ur own judgment tell of the comfort and satisfao
lion these coats will bring; come and judge as you slip con
tentedly into a coat that fairly nestles one with ease.
Marne-Ii. was LII-I 560 Hudson seat, “as won-I SI“
Natural I'nt lynx, w.” $16. 87‘ Natural raccoon, was $315?» I- “Ml
.‘Iatural raw—mu, WIIII $1.1 .. “8 Natural IIIIII-Ikrnt. was 4241- 7 ‘2'!
Leonard. wait 8175~ 3H“ Nutria. was ’25”" non
f‘nrar'ul. wnis 311;-.. 8!” Hudson 75ml. was 3‘:qu ~ .300
Natural raccoon. '.I III “If: SIM! Hudson seal. was 330"! < $24“
f’rruiun Lamb, was: llTS—I— 8|” Hmimn soul, was “423‘ $2.0
Natural Inn-hint. yin-I trim-.. SI” Hudson I-mi, “as “flow 5350
SI-I'uml "our.
Broadcloth, $1.95.
, Destined. apparently. to be $3!
Her; an‘d how; rich fine durable broadcloths at a no-
table price.
Chiffon finish. soft and lustrous and of such texture as
_ to make up effectively in the prevailing styles.
Not at all liable to lose beauty of finish, because every;
yard has been sponged and shrunk.
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Among shades are these beauties:—gra3, brown. co-
penhagen, Wisteria purple: 4old, raisin. navy and Russian
green and old rose. Black too‘.
Price of this chItton broadcloth has been right up to
nov. 52 So .1 yard
i: very market indication Is that soon real \alne' \1 ill be
53 yard. ,
bit the ilowzltnd CCUIltllll‘.’ plan takes no account of
future chances II'Ir hi4 h profits, gives away largest share of
pres :III ones—and these broa icloths are ready at
$1.95
'l‘ltiril III N'r,
VCI‘Y nice
I - eitt Camisole-.-$l
. . . I . . . _ / . ’.
fit. it d: IIIIII tI pe of camIsIIle w II ch one personally enI
joys \Ic .Iriu4, is may good sort to make gift III
Here is such—new and pretty and attractive.
"”5 Swiss eutb’roidcry ill allurin4 allo'rcr patterns and
ot’ IiIIe texture.
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mznle. finished with ribbon
St.
Simpiy but vet). cleve
Swmml "my
‘ Delightful candy
with little sugar
Candy doesn't need to be all sugar to be good.
lhe llonland candy shop otters proof ot this, i. 4ro1i
lot of it. .
Hmvland- caramels for example. are only p.IItl3 sugar.
Rest of such things as pure sweet cream and condensed
milk.
But how delicious they arel. . ‘ y'
A number of such toothsome candies, some filled with
peanut butter and some composed of nuts smothered with
chocolate.
in our Hoo‘verizing we’ve stopped making candies en-
tirely of sugar—that means no more cream wafers or spiced
drops for the present
But plenty of chocolate-(covered fine candies for the
present.
_ Most of these were made before the sugar shortage.
They have been “ripened" and seasoned-4nd now they an,
Etdelicioos. I . -----
“‘4‘” Dash-u
Norwalk Chronicler