W for Hawaii and my:
”tiled. woody not get- tonight
’ my: war-er tonight.
“1 Old unsettled wanker ’70-.
‘flsissesflyalldistrletsfluths!
‘Wlfllfli liver, Us!!! roll was re-,
vied from the southern north: of
the Lake M011 and along the South
Atlantic coast. The temperature is
filer in New England and the Lake
. m but is somewhat lower between
Its Rocky‘uountsins and the mute.
1!!!! river.
Conditions favor for this vicinity:
Only and unsettled weather with
mild temperature followed by light;
rain. i
wanna A YEAR ‘00 10-!
DAY.
'l'elupelaiure: High, 38;
31. Fair. ‘
City News
-Lsdies' stone rings, lavallicra,
beaches at Brand‘s, South Norwaill.
Thomas J. Carroll, of Spring Hill,
has liken a position in Cluett & Pea-
body’s factory.
John Lawson, who is stationed on
the bellies-ship Virginia. is spending a
furlough at his home in Norwaik.
. -—A great evening of cheers for our
, mnntry and good cheer for our boys.
The Patriotic Concert of War Music
at the Armory. Friday evening next.
George R. Selleck of the United
States ship. America, is enjoying a
furlough at his home on Stuart are-
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Starting this evening the Boston
Store w: ll remain open every week
Ida‘sl evening until Christmas.
The regular monthly meeting of the
F. 0. F1. will take place at their
rooms on Wall street this' evening.
Mrs Brennan, of 12 Lowe street,
this ci‘y, notified the police that a
' wold watch had been stolen from her
rooms yesterday afternoon while she
was out
—Bracelct watches, strap watches,
Bow prices at Brand's, South Not-walk.
The Buckingham Women's Relic!
Corps will meet tomorrow afternoon
at Lockwood's Hall for a special
meeting and it is requested that all
attend.
low,
The state autonlObile ,flepartment ‘
has notified local. l‘ar owuers til-1‘
their new markers will be sent them
ml Jan. 1. They are to arc that tilt-i.
certificate retiltration and lliariters
agree.
-§1lt ense.1'mhrclipz:. lllcc Xmas
present (1 Brien ,
Owing to tilt f'lOitIlPtl mtdition '1
to 111' lrr.:lrll.‘-'ilcp:'11i:'1t
Donald F. MLamplN-il. who «mils/1rd :-
1i1¢~ l'lvwli States (‘oast Artillery,
were 1.11211 :1 iilj‘ifl‘l;;_ii and will aWzi'
lulthcr ortlm'su
V The partially cleaned sidewalks ()i
the town present an opportunity for
sliding which the l-ounzstcrs arctah-
'inx full advantage. Man's complaints
have been received by the local po-
lice, and they declare this must be
l/dOMd.
—-No other present el'er‘ciminivucd
the heart of the girl or bar like a sot-
id gold sitmet sing set with gems, Sold
' by R! F. Noack, North Main street.
."l’he Bridgeport police notified the
local police that 'a man by tho name
'dAndrt-iw lxngyel died in St. Vin-
cent's Hospital there yesterday and
that he had letters in his pocth ad-
dressed to 9 Bouton street, this city.
‘I‘he police are looking into the mat-
“f. I .
‘3 horse attracted much attenlill
when it slipped on the icy walk of
’the entrance at the side of the City
national bank early thi.» morning A
half dozen men gathered round anzl
gave the driver and Officer Strattcn
“vice as 'to how to get the an'mal
to its feet. Finally it did raise and 11
pas then again hitched to the “1120.1!
lid driven of!
An attachment was placld’ on pro;
. yhnown as the Mel-win Place to-
fin by sham Lincoln Taylor ~11}
”ford, in the case of Benjamin 1.1
[napkins of New Canaan. vs. Frana'
‘Ies Sutherland. of this city.1'he case
i returnable before the. court of Com- 1
Pleas on tile” [list Tuesday in:
nary The amount involved is at
,whlcli the plaintiff, who is repre- ‘
' by Istthef’fl. Keneaty. of
.111 said to have loaned to tin
use NIWIPIIIT raves lI
v wheumomu. m '19. —Reports'
111 the Federal Trade Communion «oi
the sew-print your market for fivll
.-weohs all“ Dumber 2, show a foul
If pros-still. doe principally to
the Pacific coast and break-l
11‘ decline 1- 41111;
tonal and show
, de‘liveryr
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”Beginning Wednesday, the store will be Open each evening until
Christmas. There will be plenty of time for everybody to do their
shopping—and those who have to do it in the evening will be all‘ the-
more-comfortable if everybody who can, does it in the morning or
afternoon.
Little folks’ hats
at economy.
Clearup of all the pretty hats of the season for
little girls—and a decisive economy.
Fine plush and handsome ribbon and velvetlike
corduroy, 1n a number of delightful colors,’ 1n many
.‘ cute and charming shapes.
Little hats that will make little faces doubly
,winsomei
Prices have been $1 to $7. 50— 75c to $6
, Second floor. ‘ _‘
‘ Overcoat!
Eleven seventy five! WI!!!
.Economy days have brought nothing to men to
{outrun this overcoat at $11.75! ..
It’ s a humdingerl ‘ '
Style that suits both young chaps and quiet men
—-for it has no belt and no fancy trimmings—yet. it
sets with a swing and an alertness that are inspiring.
Not even 1: Velvet collar (collar 13 same fabric as
J
12st of coal) but a collar that will give warmth.
Well tailored, well lined, durable.
._ There is the story briefly—except the Economy
feature and here that is :-thesc overcoats are worth
$15 and $16.50; pick, but don’t be slow, at $11.75
’ ‘ Brlght coat economics!
Finest fur.
Coats of beautiful glossy Hudson Seal and such
rich furs—very $100 of value to be had for $80!
Collar and cufis are often of handsome contrast-
ing fur.
How smartly they hang! What delightful new
models! And how grateful their warmth!
$200 coats for $160; and from that to $450 ones
at $860.
A fine glove
economy-«$1. 95
Christmassy economy—fine tan gloves for wom-
en, worth $2. 25—$1. 95
Last refuge of puzzled gift-seeker and first
choice of many a wise shopper:——gloves.
'And here is an economy in them; timely and
sparkling.
. Limited lot of fine-fitting gloves of soft supple
rich tan kid. ;
Beautifully finished, fit with great grace, hand-
some in eflect.
Their value 15 $2. 25—this limited quantity at
$1. 95
‘ Economy wins!
Make no mistake z—Economy wills always.
Economy of supplies and ammunition and MEN
wins more and more territory away from the enemy
in France.
Economy here at home wins—for it furnishes
those supplies to our allies and our own boys. ’
Economy in your own home wins—for it give! an
ample supply of all needed things and cuts of! waste.
This store is adoring economy chances in plenty.
There is merchandise of many sorts, for every
member of the family and for every home, at an
economy
Hundreds and hundreds of women are eagerly
sharing in these economies. A lot of men are wise
venough to share in them too!
Not room enough to tell of them in a printed a'd-
vertisement—and it is far more interesting to see
them face to face.
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Women s cloth.
Hole 1118 the finest and the most-serviceable of
cloth coats for women-each alike ill the economy
offcmd.
Soft and splendid coats 111th trimming of fur! t
Sturdy and staunch coats with big warm 0014
lars and great durability! 1- .
Warm and rich colors, quiet blues, 80.111 to and
handsome black—and a great number of noVel and
striking effects ill trimming!
'A big familv,a11 Economy family !
Former prices v1 (ire $12. 50 $15 to $37. 50—
Center aisle. rear.
Here is summarized some big newsl There is a coat here today. for every member of the family circle
—-and that ceat is to be bought at economy. Net one member 15 overlooked! A sweet little white coat
for Baby; and a splendid warm coat for Father.
Sister, a dandy warm mackinaw for Brother.
Little Folks’
Coats for little gills that carry the same style
and appeal as do “Big Sister’ s”
Actually made from short lengths of the same
fabric as coats for big girls. And made with little
smart touches of style that one ralcly secs on little-
girls’ coats!
Wool lcloul' and fancy woolcus, made' with the ~
new. submarine collar and high belt and flaring lines
_ ‘ $6.
N ormal College.
‘ 'A few, and a glorious little lot it' 151, of sample
‘coais from the Normal College tailms—fol' gills of 8
to 16. '
Smart woolen mixtures and lich plaids and
f ome plain fine woolens.
But such splendid styles! and such expert carc-
ful tailoring!
Regular $12. 50 to $22. 50—'$10 to $16.50 «
Gift mufflers
at economy.
.- Big fine lioft mufllers of knitted silk, regulal$4
sort—$3.50 '
Muffler that a man likes because it protects his
collarfromhisovercoat; kecpsitcleanan'dfmh.
' hiked, too, because it confers grateful ”mill
andlscxcellontproiectionagalnstk'eeum
ll'lieseecononly mailers us W M m,
minrlchdsrkeolorsihstwmpleuemm-lfsum
sohmwnlwesrl ~.
‘ subdued, lends a holiday charm to these handker-
Rich tablelamp
at economy.
Lamp that will give flood of soft pleasing light—
and give that light exactly where you wish it: upon
book you may wish to read or sewing or knitting you
have ill hand.
A lamp that is rich and beautiful too.
It can be ill color scheme to harmonize with fit-
tings of room.
It can be any of several graceful shapes.
, It can have shade of art-metal combined with
opal glass, or of bamboo, or cf silk.
Base may be metal in attractive finish, or ma-
hogany or bamboo
It may burn either gas or electricity as you
prefer.
And you may buy it at economy—right now. "
Dozens of patterns, regular $5 to $35— “ to $28
Fourth floor.
Handkerchiefs of
special liiceness.
dust the tiniest touch of color, not glaring but
O
chiefs.
My, how they are being picked up by women
who know a good thing!
Men’s, good size, initial in color-ho: of half
Homin’ginitialincombinstionwifhlliflefloral
spuylndeliccteshsdse—boxofd- 900-
withhtile 111 10:
Watchman?!“ ”firm com
Any one of two or three different coats for Mother, and
How the economies do sparklel
Little Trotters.
Cutest little coats of white chinchilla with fl'im4
beauty of contlast.
Iligll- waisted model 01 listed model, one belted
and the othcl in unbroken lines. ' -
Facll of light fine soft \lhitc chinchilla, as durable
and uashahlc a cloth for little folks’ llal'ln coats as
Mother could choose.
In quality and style and beauty, regular. $7.50
coats— . $5
Fur fabric.
likescal but are actually a fabric.
I Seal plush; that looks like genuine seal even to
the brown ulldcl'huc!
Simple 1n line but rich of effect.
Made with graceful collals that may be turned
up close to keep one warm.
Finished with attractive and durable lining.
Economy brings a little lot of regular $27. 50 and
$30 sort at- $25
/ , Mackinaw!
The coat of all coats for live boy.
eGives freedom for coasting and skating!
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Right now—a mackinaw economy.
Gray and blue and green and brown plaids, alive
but quiet; With just enough of red and other brighf
oolorslnihemtogivethcmnenlife.
Oohmstoiurnupandkoepschspwarln, good
1411111111» '11th l
mm. W, lea
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WMMMQ—mdanmpfluof
W «out... will
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$10.50 $18.75 $25,
ming of bcavcl' plush that gives remarkable style and '
A few of those glossy beautiful coatsillat look .
, Gives warmth a-plenty; has fine style, and has ’ I
15¢ just enough color to make a hit.
Norwalk Chronicler