EARLY FALL
ARRIVALS
Coats
Dresses
Furs and
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WE SELL ‘TA , S YOUR BIT WITH
THRIFT STAMPS NExgfiEfiTY
, outfitter to Men & Boys- '
15 Main Street, Nor-walk
The Most Modern Equipped Clothier and
Haherdnsher in Greater Norwalk
appreciate what we are doing in the
‘ aUnless you frequent this store. you can note
every purchase and your money
way of value giving. ’ r guarantee zoos wit
back if you want it.
Men’s and Young lion’s Suits and Top Costs '
if you are “thinking
.. Be sure and look a our 010 ' of buying a new Suit or
. fiercest You wi be con that we have the right sort and at prices that
ch always right. Our altera on department' is at your service and no extra
Boys’ Suits and Everything Else That
Boys Wear. . .
, MEN’S EATS MEN'S HEAVY wooL NOT-A-SEME ONE-
gegoere worth $4.00, $5.00 and Pants HALF HOSE '
‘ ' ' Bla hite, d me-
At $2. 95 Worth $4.50. Magi W ““7 ”1
SHIRTS At 33-65 350 PER PAIR
About 1b dozen left to go at Saturday-Only Reis Underwear
$1. 15 —- gllrstonbu nderwear
SWEATERS Our Stock or TER , 6 almers . ear
FALL AND'WIN: . -m SM!“
n 11 1mm bi Shirts
midi. .323. $3.00 “m“ UNDERWEAR gem: love,
i At $2.15 is oomplete. Union Suite or Two "vats
. amt Only , mnereiswhereyoucan K0189? Cm
. use money.
MEN’S SWEET-ORR Om“
CORDUROY PANTS MEJEEBS’ GLOVES nfiatséi‘iffimlm
$3.50 ' $1.85 R.& E. Blouses ~ '
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THE SHOP THAT’S MAKING GOOD 3
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3050 FOR DAMAGES 81R “WEI. iVANo DEAD.
able to the Court or Common P1ees
1‘ The Hatch e Bailey company has on October 1.1mm Joseph it try
I damages claimed. The case is return-
~ ~ property in hummus? in;- m m "m... u m”, ,0, melon Ni ”1831mm 0
wing to Louis on Pauline 83th. the plaintlc and the papers were lei" l .‘ m
.; to me, on amount or enjoy sun-1s winter: runner. »
" LONDON” .-§ept. 13: --Slr Subbed
heels,
3135’ Kid with cloth tops, lace
model,
Dordo Russia, military heels,
Dark Tan, colored tops, lace model, $7.50 $10.00 g
,1 only, '
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‘or without
’ and pockets.
" colors.
WALTER HEDLEY, OF enesus
In Member of New York University
Ambulance Unlt—WeII-known in
Beuthport.
Walter Hediey, a member of the
New York University Ambulance unit,
and son of Frank Hediey, vice-presi-
dent and geenral manager of the in-
terborough Rapid Transit Company,
has been awarded a croix de guerre
Mr. Hedley is well known in Southport
and in Greens Farms, where his pa-
rents have their summer home. The
" citation of the unit for bravery and
gallantry under fire was made after
Its members had completed their first
‘sector on the western front from
Yvres to Lorraine. Three other New
' York soldiers besides Hedley were
awarded war crosses.
kg.» _.._‘-—.~_—
. PROPER TIME TO
CUT WALNUT TREES
o-.- -
trees is sounded in a letter to the
- American Forestry asociation tram Dr.‘
‘l‘ltdbert TIHorrb; aneuthotjty of New
York city. The black whinut Is des-
attuned to play; higpnrt in thew-rand
“m ‘mMeniwnmau-neemm
Black Calf walking boots,
Black Kid, iii-cut lace model,
Patent and Dull-leathers, button, $000 3 8.00
l
FARMS. HAS CROIX DE GUERRE‘ time to out these trees" says Dr. Mor-
' ris in his letter to the association. "it
for bravery in action, according to .
«1‘: Word received yesterday by his father
vear o, gem“ in practicallv everv charge of the construction of concrete
. WAsHuvoTon, sept. 13.—Warnlnz ,
_ as to the proper time to qrt walnut - a
lag"
' [Elie store fcloses‘ daily at six o'clock i ..
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Mes, your Winter Boots
33:» There are good leath-
ers, even it they do cost
«a little more than before
4 the war. 'And never
more the colors or styles
more attractive than
now. .
Fieldmouse or Gray Kid, '
lace models, $12.00
Genuine Tan, Norwegian
lace, $10.00
Gray Kid, lace, military .1
$8.50’to'$10,00 ‘
$8.00 moo '
mo since
86260 $10.00
mm s coo
Italn door. :
Silk Stockings of quality
“EU 50! Trance" a smooth, firm was“ that
promiscsigdod Wear. Reinforced at heel and
toe, Cordovan "odor only, $2.00 a pair.
Black $111!, a rich, deep black, with a halo
top, in regular and outsizes, $2. 00
Super-lashicned Silk Stockings, guaranteed
to be the best whoring sill; ever produced. Dark
tan and .bronZercOlors,
Boot Top Silk, a scam in back, full -fos'oioned.
This number we may not be able to Obtain again.
$1.50 .
09 cts.
Mun loos.
Display of Sweaters
for Men ,
Every style required by men for warmth and
Now is the time to select when the
assoitmcnt IS complete.
Sweaters, Jackets and Vests with
sleeves, V-nccks,
collars
Brown, g1‘ny,f[cathcr, wine and tan
$6.00 to $9.50
Main floor.
"Companions" for School
The boxes of ever necessai y articles which
assist one along the road to looming.
- Pencils and pens, knives: and rulers, crasers,
etc. In some boxes many things, in others a few.
85 (its. to $2.00
"From September to April is the
the trees are out at other times the
roots will die. This is very important
because of our future timber supply."
T0 SUPERVISE SHIPYARD
PLANTS.
NORTH ADAMS, Mass” Sept. 13—.
Charles E. Wells an engineer of the
board or water supplies, New York'
city, son ot‘D. M. Wells of West Main
street and native of this city, has be-
come supervising engineer for the ~dl-i
vision of shipyard plants, Emergency!
Fleet Corporation, assigned to duty in
shipbuilding plant at San Diego, Cal.
Mr. Wells was supervising engineer at
Camp Merritt, N. J., during Its con-
struction.
.TEAT Annom - - '
mtrm1e‘od ”helmets lawns. or
> News.
America now excels in Dinnerware
It is no longer necessary to import china
. for the American potterios have demonstrated
that good wares can be made at home.
American 0. P. China, 112 pieces, medal-
‘ lions in black with red roses, black line on edges,
$00.00
American Porcelain, 112 pieces, black bor-
‘ 'der design. set with yellow roses and fine leaves,
' gold edges,
American Porcelain,
$30.00
112 pieces, golden
been harder mingled with pink roses, on cflec-
tive Pinion design,
$29.00
American Porcelain, 112 pieces, narrow bor-
der in black and ten colors with a floral spray in
pink, 803d 565931
American Porcelain, 112 pieces,
tive blue and pink border design,
$38.00
an' attrac-
seem _
American Porcelain, 112 piece sets, in gold
, and white or pink spray design,
$21.00
on American Porcelain Sets, 86 pieces, service
_, 1 tier eight, four designs, white with blfie or pink
sprays, or gold and white in two patterns, $11.75
' 9mm foreign potteries
English Porcelain, 112 pieces, border design
is in Chinese eflect, tan ground with a dark ’blue
and old rose floral design,
$00.00
English Porcelain, 112 pieces, a quaint and
unusual pattern in ten and black combinations,
’-
English Porcelain, 112 pieces, the famous
“Indian Tree” pattern. This set is an unusually
fine quality of English porcelain.
$40.00
Eaviland China, 112 pieces, border design in
ten and green, coin gold edges,
$90.00
Haviland China, 100 pieces, pink sprays,
stippled gold edges and handles,
$43.00
In the basement.
Oriental Rugs
A group of moderate and 5111.111 sizes.
reasonably piiced.
Daghcstans, small sizes,
Shiri‘ans, a few,
Kazaks, a few,
Beloochistans, mixed
assortment,
Leahey's Heartless
'All
$25.00
$55.00 and $65.00
$65.00
$25.00 to $45.00
‘Fourth door.
,s
Trousers Press
A combination trousers presscr, creaser,
stretcher and hanger, all in one.
“ bills and the wear and tear of the hot iron press-
ing. Made of \\ atci proof fibre board, w ill last for
years. Folds for traveling.
$1.00
WILLIAMS CANCELS .
. FOOTBALL SCHEDULE
WILLIAMS'TOWN, Sept. 13.—Wi1-
items will not organize, a. football
eleven this tall. Plans for the eleven
have ben dropped and the schedul can-
celled.
have been dropped, and schedule can-
named as one of the students’ army
camps by thegovernment.
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CAN'T GET Oll: HEATERS.
1DOeIsrs Unable to Meet Demand of
Last Few Days.
The unusually pool weather of the
”past tow days has caused a demand
for oil heaters which the hardware
dealers have been for the most part
unable to supply, says the Denbury
A member of one local firm
said yesterday that he could easily
have disptieed of ‘at least a hundred
of these heaters within the past few
days, had he been able to procure
them. As order {Or these stoves,
which this ilrm had placed since last
' May still remuns unfilled, due to the
freight thusportation situation.
A South Nor-walk firm which acts
as distributors ior this section of
’ .tho state has failed to receive from
. the manufacturersdn Cleveland, a
’ . shipment of several car loads
at
it ls'doubtiul if varsity teams]
. will be organized in any sports until
the war is over although class games _
_
T“
these goods which have long been
expected to arrive. The result is an
unexpected dearth of these articles
not only in Denbury but lhroughum
this section.
Try a Sentinel Want Advertise-
ments and you will receive goons: it».
suits.
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HE strong and vigorous r m re
womm ls envied by less {mm-1".»
humanity afflicted with aches. mlr ,
infirmities and ailments. The on. -
says to himselt. “If 1 could (.1, :
well, how heppplwouldbe ,"lo- 11:" 1
is more «rental to the joy c: in... ;
tbsu' is wealth.
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