Sweeter Values
Arc iio'l feud
Every Day
SOUTH NORWALK
WEATHER FORECAST.
Forecast for Not-walk and vicinitvrl
M and continued cold tonight: Sat-
), 1min! increasing cloudiness and slight~
sure extending from Ontario south-g
. word tol-‘lorido is producing pleasant
weather with low temperatures in all
~'dhtricto along the Atlantic coast.’
’, 'I‘reesing temperatures extend as for";
_ .1; mu as Central Florida. A long!
trough of low pressure extending from
Earth DBkOl‘t southward to Texas is
'9uling unsettled Weather with mod.
onto temperatures between kooky}
Ionntains and the Mississippi riv.er!
"It in so warm this morning in North
‘ iliokotu as it is in Georgia l
i
”I'm A man AGO 1'0 l
DAY
High. 50:
Temperature. low. .
41. Rain
.lfliiy News
Because of the (Old weather the
. muting of the Home Chapter oi the
King's Daughters .cheduied for yes"
tordny war portnoned indefinitely.
’The Home Circle of the King’s
Daughters of the downtown Couture
. ntiohni Church held no meeting year
f" “MIT.
‘ ' A warning is given by the police to
those who use all stoves to be caretui
flout them as a source of tire be
.*« (tense of the fact that the) are apt to
be overturned and persons badly hum-
; .
, 'th l-2 08 the regular prices. Stile
. W tomorrow IBee page 9 for full
4’ _, rumor the mango dame
‘_ reports or' the masquerade hall
We! the cold weather only mu
1,“ nutter! came hetore the meet-
,‘fsasxsrsau.
, ‘ night, Norwaiit vs. Nat:
», will: O’Brien. of 12 Hamilton,ave-'
9"“?- Illd H". M. J. O'Brien
M the exproinatlon for the
m Karine} and is now io-
‘It Pitts Inland, Port Royal I
my; This is the second
It find-Hrs. O‘Brien who is in
q tuoet mm comm, m.
that thew wanted an oilicer
W m but!” they were
and found that six men, all for-H
delimit
will warned than that. tho
~4th
VJ ‘
“Qua-— -,
iy warmer, A long ridge of high presv} '
'to'iana hoodqnarters this",
“0 ins.
that we offer at such tremendous savings.’
Lace Boob, military heels.
English Walking Boots.
The Assortment Includes:
Allover Mahogany Calf. High Cu: f: y . '\ ~.\
Allover sort Imperial Vlclideligh _ ..
Cut Lace Boots, Louis or military heels! ‘ ff".- , / 9v
Allover White Kid Lace Boots. I‘ 5’ /
Gun Metal Calfskin High Cut lace ' ‘ 3:6» 3‘
/
N 8H0
TO-DAY opens orator-u one: Mid-Win10
MA HK-DD
ll Revelation' m Value Giving, Willi Savings Averaging One-Third and Over!
Thousands of Pairs of Shoes and Rubbers lor- Mari, Women and Child"
-—-direct from the manufacturers, going into the Winter’ 5 best sale at these remarkable savings,
most of our broken assortments early tn December.
tght. bought.
.ihe charm of
55.5w x. l 13.: I..:L.Jl'.t.llll: ion. pnu mi
these \i'omt-n's $5.00 and $600 "American
Made" high grade shoes.
The Assortment includes:
Ooldcn Brown Imperial Vici Kid
Vamps, with lawn colored reignsltin cloth
tops, Louis heels
Allover Gray Kid. High Cut Pat-
tern. Lace Boots, Louis heels or low heels,
Allover Golden Brown Vici Kid
Lace Boots, military llt‘t‘l: Dr Louis heels
Patent Leather Vamps with Black
Cloth Tops. ldw walking lie/ck
Soft Black Kid Lace Boots, black
cloth lop“, Loui< heels.
SAL
because we planned ahead and closed 1
This sale is a Wonderful example of Slater’ s planning. With us a “low price” means
nothing unless it buys footwear of fashion and merit, then it is a very real bargain—~the kind of bargains we offer here. Because we cleaned
ouse early last month We were in a position to go into the market when our favorite manufactur- .
ers were willing to sell newest fashions at heavilv reduced prices. and we bought ‘
with the result that we can offer you Men’ 5, Women' s and Children' s Shoes with -..
advanced styles, in wonderful varietv at extraordinary savings.
Economical tvoriien should consider it n
duty to be here tomorrow—4nd to be here. it
early—for a share of these high-grade .i.‘
Double
Sole.
Lined
. sum service. the other BIG FIRE! H
(Counting; “1.51mi
-~ At the reou
,. _, some trouble with some of authorities in
M one. station went down the
ken after
‘ “all: m for some re! mm“ the find
”I worried their‘monor {mm .
mg ”and and womb prov‘entetl (ram sprendhut .6 1
km it today on auto or o ship» loading; with war definite torrn m ‘ Wt 35 ul- m
mum the recall. WM
vessel?
do tire.
summon. .
r . .- About 1,000 ooldlers
. ”that ”rundown" hr amt-tot while sitting in the not
Leathfr F0
’20:"
n r er ice.
streams were
he waterfront upon the Cam
in thistwn'y the flames
" " . MIo-wmrm .
EXTRA srtcut ion mm 323;?“ "'"ut'ti’iib'viii £33313: MARK-Down h... HA SPECIAL FOR MEN
u ' , ‘ ' ' WIT“: {ND “Ila." E‘lk waterproof ’. .
F07 Police, “1'9 Boys’. and Girh’ aous’ s'rnciAL Mfiriarggga" """ui‘ofl‘mM no... .
and Postmen SChOOl Shoes 1 iioyr' \lew Fl‘tr'ic liilgllsh 7’0: For mil-Es ‘1 filth“ out. H Tan or Black
" ~ lli d rot . 'er ‘ I' may um» .. with
”,3, And all illrtttdarel all) that :‘3;.,r,?‘:.a:l‘u§ii: “"5th Lfil‘; $2.351; oar out)». gun mom 2332312213; Lilith?“ Mum“ m“ M
‘ ttcet :tgrczt ca on e n _ .1 “2.. worth W . ‘ ' . h .3 . Tun ‘ fl, ,1.
._ sole thru to heel. Leatlt '1, ‘5‘ “‘3" “"‘i' “'0'” ‘3-°°_ it“: ell: 1‘. 3111'? Hithlifif‘. Jill
‘ er lined, unrm ‘ n '{';"'l 'j"*‘ “ 5?” 3‘0”,“2‘“ ln.:t, worm. \tutrr mm WM mm:
and comfortable \ "W "'""" mgr garlic {’33: €3.32 35. swam m.
‘ . i ' n sole—< till“ .d'IlF
$8.50 Value. ”wt-x s
. Ins-e m
32'0“ lilook—‘ -
| $2.50 Men's
‘ . “5&0: m
Ax m y
B r n or ii
Chrome calf.
Grea't for
W831.
Boys’ and
Girls’ $2.50
B-Buckle . .
OVERSHOES
*' A. illhtnlit!u--sl.§9-
$3. 53 4-lluckle
Men’s and
Prof. Richardson’s
Women’ 8
Shoes for Tender Feet.
Prof. illohnl‘lion’s Micaela shoe
Willi the test it intone the “Win
arch hulls harmfl'ponltion, it
easier. an «oil a“. new",
HERMES
: quality. pure grunt
.i silt“.
. ..wn of
“initial
l‘illtl
I: P." .1 't.
“ mar
----.—.o-_:_
'llit Hudlion. .was received by the Poi-
.tce Department today from United
'Staten Army authority. A police fire» The
hoot was despatrh'ed to West New urdsy
senators "mum: noise , the ,
LWQ”
Grill.” m celled cl tor
NORWALK LIBRARY TO CLOSE
Our idea at voile crystallised into the M hardship and coal short- I
Norwniki‘Llhrar) will close Sat-g
night until turth‘er notice. The time today. that the
animal «a th‘st with
Thefnol coinmitteo
maul: for the iihrttry to “’10 his and while it
god lose forth or
lion MEN AND wounu
$7. 50 Arch-supporting $3 95
lho ultimate hrngkln‘
;i~‘r!ftl.9i
”u 'l
I4», . . .. their mt I
“A . ' s 00
‘ ,
'.r-- '_ I
i'DIOTRiIUTiNO 100 TONS OF COAl.
it was announced Just before Drf'iin "
100 ton» of cool
that State lt‘ucl Admlnttttrntut‘ Thoma» train mvivr due
SEATS
,l200 pair Ladies"
$2.00 new style
Spats. l2 new t'Ol' ‘
“m "m '0 \iors to select from.
5' experienced , ,
m... m lell'Il'lllgllClli.
works wonder-
ui' mutton-Imam
makes \rrllklng
' ”. In"
Order-
Filled
550$”! lilil
' JULIETS
Rubber heels.
$2.50 value,
t‘tiME EARLY.
sogoo
Mid-Winter
Hark-Down
RUBBER
BOOTS
:luy Now and
slave 1-3 and .
More.
Rulibcn.
Rubber .
_ Boots
Most Tm
mam. /
Boys’ $3.50
Storm King,
Boots
King”
51.
ALL
mg... “—n»’- «w'°--- . _ -..-.
CURTAILiNG PASSENGER SER
VICE
A «harp utrtaiiment
to the new tilllllf‘li of
in pattsellfim
has me power Iiolnts, srs amour: the better knownl
will mom that trains which will be out ch. The city
the unfilled orders or the denier will ailment W“ «locum-:4
Comfy Slippers
M‘OLORB . . .
CHOICE OF THE HOUSE .
5’ and $1.19
51.00
d but ‘ a
If.
woo III-U. ,
.... .w ”Am...“ .. ......r. -, —.-.,.. ... .4...
The down town electrical mainlin-
sioners will meet this eteuing' at me
amt-en o! the plant. on Stair MM!
York. t ,.
--—~«- «-—’»~~- . :m:rh::0:eo‘ P 21:33 mikafxn Russell ordered commandeered irom lllt'l (”MPH-IMO" and ”l” ”WWW“ A M; wOosTER .
The. monthly meeting of the in” Will '3? on 'iltod, tomorrow The tinyde Brothers, who llml purt-nan- movement or treisht was announced .
m t luchodo Yacht cmn on: he hold it» eminent "a .. u or me “my edit. wogidliodistributedinlou oduo‘l- by the New york. New. Haven and ”routs“ M. MW ..
tn:rpoll:° night. i: .inct, “ill the AW“. commissioners ’3 among 'all of the “9.19" in town ,0 Hartford Railroad last night L .
reached Lincoln Council, No. 4. will dldpose m. sight and “WW "we“ nor that they; can fill their orders and sin m my ‘0 “We“ WWW." 3"“ 1:“? ""“m' . a.“ ;’
il' WI! of routine matters at toninitt'u inset- Nlllllltlo! W08 noI'no way might. be so that there would be no mittnbblc ‘03 and Ne York Mid "18 5W“ 0‘ l 0“ ‘hm' '6 . lot
From in? d'fllofl ' '11 r b thel lltltutlon could about who got more coal ninth another Maine Gillie” "Nth 19“?" N?” m . 0;”. oh, "
"We" , ‘ ._ e e ’t . and so that all sections of the town Writ doll! for point- in Mulnv with °“ """9 ’
“" hot opener-sum, partition But i .
opt ' mishtfn reached. connections for \few Ilsmpnliim K ,
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