m corolla. in caring nut-é
raw-lib but alov do" the‘
.7 , from vast-in to New York. A
T ' disturbance to central or. "
. (Solitude. The severe cold 1;ch
. has been moving across the own-i.
Ito-III; an int um um I. mi
‘ over W in build,
. 'Icoldnveis marinara“;
ho Britiah Manhunt. Temperatures-
I floaty doctors or more below we
reported fro-fl Dakota, Minn
- and Vernon. "
Condition: favor for this vicinity:
Bottled weather with Ilowly rising
. mpcraturo and probably some mow.
turns A m 100 1'0-
351. '
High
Temperature. 'iti; low,
31. Snow.
fly Newsj
' John Gwrieri of the U. 3. Ship,
”America" in onion!!! a short fur- !
laugh at his home lnI Norwallr.
boGrtulll Greenwood of Fallle ave-
nue. enlisted yesterday in the urti-
aance Corps of the U. 5. Army. and
will report for duty tailor-row.
Min Horace Hamilton in in charsei
or the me or no, IMP! CI the Pal-i
ace Therm. and In. Leanna Betta
la in chem ut the fluent Theatre. .
Members of’ the local ”eruption:
board are very busy at the presem;
limo. working on the questionalres.
which will be mailed to nil resilient“
men, in the near future.
-’l'he Copywrisht Co. in their ad ;
rertlsemont today call attention to the!
(not that boy are cribbing Christmali
Club chcclu. i
. omen Clone found a bicycle, III the
rear of A. 1. Collins store on North
Imn street last my" and took it to!
police headquarters \V'lltl'P it in await-
for. i’ claimant.
William “fermion. Francis Gilli;-
sher, of Spring Hill, haw enlintI-Il in
the United states XnVy and have
' been assigned to tho U. S. 3. North;
t‘nroiln.1.
It was li';.lirll‘d lids IIIIII'IIiIIK. llIIIt'
tiIII 304th llIIc'imout, U. S. lnfnn‘ry."
now stationed at (‘nmIIJluII-ns. Avor.‘
Mass" has been plnood under quill'zm':
lino.
thol guarant inn.
Cards announcing Ilw I'IIIIIIII
anal m'tsqlll‘mde of Smut»
wnlw Dodge. No. .129, l.. U. I;
Whit“! will b0 lIIflIl on New VI 31".4E
evening, are bolus IliI—trthI’zId (Lilii‘...
'l'hé affair will be held il‘ Music Hall:
. .
'i and;
NM- 3
on South Main street and Il'IllVingl‘
will he enjoyed from 8 in lllI'v III. niuu;
until 2 in the morning. Pro: rim-g—
mullor’s enlarged orchestra will In: .
wish the music and prizes :mIounCinzf
to $20 for costumeu will bt‘ um um].
A door prize which will he of Coco!l
value in these times, i. In, ;. Inn of!
tool will be given away also. The. »
grand march will start at :0 ll'irlockg
and will he led bv the Military livi-
aibn of the lodge.
~See Alice Brady ln' ‘Thl- Maid of
Belmont," and Burton Holmes Tiafel;
Pictures, Regent Theatre toniuht Al
no‘fl'he Firming Trail" will be re i
posted on account of Saturdziv'si
atom). 1
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DEATHS AND FUNERALS
Funeral of Thomas J. O'Neil
The funeral of Thomas J. O'Neil;
was largely attended from his late?
lane. '1 Reynolds street, East Nob-g
walk, and at nine o'clock from St.
Joseph' 3 Church where I requiem hish
mans up song by the pastor RH R. '
I. Carroll. ,
Mr. Edward Splan sang salon “Arc
Maria" and "Face to Face." The poll.
De'nrers were members of the l-Zaslea.‘
Interment was in St. Mary’s I-I-nw’
'tcry, Nomur
'I’ . Funeral of Mn. tumor
The funeral services for III» my
“fl. mma were llf‘ltl tlilli'
afternoon from the D. W. mm." on
mural parlor: on Washington sure:
It 2: IO. harm: was in liltoroldl'
' cm. 30' 1'. P Fairbanks Imj
.. . ,. “g! “I.
WWWf. raw II ”I
l .
An outbreak of meaning ('illlsll'tdf'
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Rat-é" iconomyi
m girls: dresses
A splendid big lot of dresses
for little girls. newest sorts and
of fineness in every detail,—
3 :It economy.
! Bought all the sample
‘ dresses that one of our good
dress-folks had. These are
size 8.
With them wc bought a lot
of other dresses for girls of (I
to 14 that he had on hand.
Bought them all at less .
than usual price-.—for his'sea-
son is ended and he was glad
to Clear stocks.
serge equally -fiIIC wool poplin, velveteen
- Fine wool
taffeta silk
A great many diffCrcutIuodCls—-but even one of this
am 5 producting; and every one finely made.
Dark Colors such as navy .1ndbrown1ud maroon; with
lust the right color-touch In trimminIv.
Their regular price. wouldb¢$6.50, $7.50andt0320;
buttheeconomy ampnignbrinptbcmat—
$5. $7. 50 $9.50 $12.50
W i'IoI‘i‘.
Handsome skatind .
scalp-$1 4
An economy and a utility!
They are delightfully warm, .1 protection against Cold.
’4‘ They are pretty and attractive and tasteful z—Imgora
mush and” of white or rose or gray or Copenhagen.
i .ind while their value iss i Sit—they me :In CIIIIIomy
bec. 'C‘lllS "I'iCc is but $1.
- I'wivr' IIl~lI-. (mm.
()vcrcoot . !
e.conomy---$l 1.75 I
MiglII3-i’iticihdi:IIIIII'C-I'C'IIzIt chIIIIIIIIy such .15 this5
:n’IIIC-s :It cszClly the some time :Is :I I‘cle C'Ivld wave.
. . . . 1 . '. ' f
5le Into IIIIC III the HH‘TC'IIMS :IIId 3IIII li not mmd the
.‘IIld! 2
And dollars .II'C sztvcd‘by every man who lnvcsis. Y
o ()I'CI'CIIIIIs wiiinIuI :I siIiClC fancy touch and in :I staph:
style that :IpIIcrIls to men of every INC. ‘
i
, Coll1r of same fabric as rcnwin. IC'I til tilllt~llllll fabric:
of pure wool and III. IIIIIIl II'gci lII. '
Slick of fit We of finish bulb to "li’C‘ g'uOd scrvicc. "
The clothiny—chici iIIlCIIdCd in 5-" 1h cm for SIS (ml.
916. 50.
But the CCIIIIOIIIy CIIIIIszig'n “up"
pick one :It
warmth,’ good
And in addliiou IlIC3 IIII'CI' ;I saving!
They offer every overcoat 65i3llll.1|l
looks, durability.
Main "our, war.
' ,
1
Cd $3 sweater
noW 15 $2. 75
A cold-day economy for men who Seek comfort and
walnuth. - I ' '
Few sweaters of wool, mostly light gray but some navy
or maroon. I - . .
Sort a :man can Wear under his regular coat without 'cconomy. 1g -
feeling “all stuffed up” 1nd" that. will create generI‘Ius com- ‘i
fOl'llllg “th ‘ i a r , 5 They have been Si2. 50 to 837.501— *
any mmrregulfr S3 sort-f " $2.25. ’ 5.2.» r . ' ' fl ”‘1’. $35-
”firm
ijOIIc to fit almapt
llllll~.‘-"l you C‘Llll'
$11.75.I
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for it
Fine
. , .,
dresses
ec‘onOmy‘
“fill an cagCI’suIilC fiIIC IlICsscs trip fIIIw.Ird not join
the economy gathering.
Beauties in great number.
Rich and delightful; marked by many III'Ivcl bits of dec-
orative attraction; presenting finest fashions of the season.
l.IIIIIiIIIIus' satins and satius dc Luxc; soft and firm and
rich fuffctas; crcpcs dC- chine of clinging texturennd subdued
sIIC-CII :md dClighIiII; llllC‘; SCch‘s Inf finest wave;
\ 510501113133 crsiiy of color.
.\ll iIIIprcssiI'c I':II‘iCt3' IIf IIIIIdC-ls.
MIIii-iIIIIIrC‘ssiI'C III' :Iliz—lhc CC‘I'IIIIIIIIicsZ
$18.75 5
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Dresses that were
$20 to $27.50
Dresses that were
ssorto $37.50
, Limitcd IIIIIIIiICI‘? Um»: pI'IImley!
Sci-moi 1100'.
Ready now!
i
l
I
. ,, Fin: Coat:
fine economy
if vcr3 onII: III who rchis this may choose 1 fine warm
handsome Cloth coat and pay much less than fIInncr priCe ,
Winter coats. riyht of style, finC fabric, iastefuli3 trim-
med, with Collars that add much to their comfort!
Amonfr them, finest Cloth Coats of bolivia and such
fabrics:
.II Among them also, many trimmed with effective fur.
Rich In color and effect and fabric—Richest of rill in
'zmd silver embroidery,——sun1-
' med up; hats in all the correct
$25.00 if
I in: IIIt3 and um ICC .10 III. C' s costume.
. be, have had $20 cut from each SiOO of their price!
New fine
. bait at
A hat to delight everywo.
man who appreciates béauiy
and fine quality. .
A hat in fashionable hue
and in mostvstyllsh combina-
tion of materials.
Hats of satin combined with
fur, hats of beautiful velvet.
hats enlivened by fine gold
hats enlivened by fine gl a
£2. 4/1...
-.o.4'w-—
:Iudrliked models.
A few, and a very few, ham hCCn S15 30.
have two SO sld‘and to SIS—on sale IIIIII :u
ill the will
$7.50;f
‘l‘t'flfld Ilium
Biggcst shoe '
economy yet
fOr women
About 500pamofwomensfinesboes that havebeenI .
$6 to $10—05}! pair now to be bought at $4 85.
What IIoIIJ news; what startling news!
in it can t be fully :IppICCiIIicd till ilIC
:llIlC‘S is actual!) sccn.
Beautiful Pellllwgldy :IIIdiIIIr3 kid shoes with high lt‘ilill-
CI-CIII'Cer heels for example
Rich fine tan calfskin shoes with top of fan or casiur
III champagne cloth and with lCIIIhcr French hula—gems
of the collection! ‘
BiICk Calfskin wiIhI I'I.I3 cloth top—and p.1lcui lcuIlIC-I
with top of brown buck—Ind so on and on .md on! ,
SliI‘C‘SI fIIr :iilCl‘IlIIIIll W Car shoes fI Ir business, ShIIC S fIII'
informal occasions—trim h. Indmme shoes of excelling IIII . -
it) .md l‘C‘ Iut3. . /
Collection of
NM CI'Cry sin" in every 5131C, of course.
But likely 151ml 3IIIIr size in three or IIIuI diIIc.CIIi
4 models—and economy will odvisc Choosing fICCl3 from suc h
:I gaihcrinII at such .1 price.
. Note Well—These ”.Im have been :6 to $10
In; In. all '—
c Iceo in nowrs $4.85 I
in direct contrast—:1 number of block shoes destined . ,5 E
III :IiI C CCIIIyily-Iiuc rciurn for every penny invested! . jg}
Pu CIII lc: IIlICI IIitlI Cloth top and solid gunmetal CIlI- ’
skin “it“ Cuban in 1']. czIrcf-Jll3 nude .1“ through. niC'Cl3 ._
imiIIishCl—shnc-s for women 1'th put service and Comfur.
first; lI:IIC l‘t‘t‘ll s !. SLSII an] \3-—- $3.45
/ loin llmIr. war. if:
Satin nccltwcar
at economy
I ilth be: IIIIifIIl lot of satin llcC'lUiC‘dl' that adds lmtl‘:
For such neck .I. 'c:I
lcugthns its life. ' '
Collar and cuff s Cis, fine szuin regular 31 SII—— $1. 7
DI-IIMC- fzICCd szu‘in sets, Collar and cuffs, rc-IIIIIII 52—-
$1.50.
Each sort ll‘. IiIc IICI‘I roll model—Jud ICII attractive.
as this ‘l\c.\' dICss C’llill‘c‘l) IICII' air;
2!;
Cam-r ululv. from. ‘
$100 of ' fur. E
coat for $80 . E
Handsome and fine coats of fur warm as warm can ' 4
Could there be it more-timely economy? - — -
Fine and yet Serviceablc f urs, soft and pliable and
‘llivc, " made In graceful. good-fitting styles, many of them _
with collar and cuffs of contrasting and beautiful for. _ . .-
Hudson seal and other rich furs, were $l75 to 54504 I
$140 to $360“:
Norwalk Chronicler