i SATURDAY, 83H. 14, 1918.
. BWEATBBJS
are ready for these cool even-
jugs.
Don’t take chances of catch
in; cold.
$6.00 to $10.00
NEW FALL HATS
$8.50 to $6.00
9
JOSEPH DAVIS
85 Washington Street
IOUTH NORWALK
Bhybnum. of New York city. The
‘ place was valued at $10,000.
Frederick G. H Prange. of \‘or
Sheet Music
1 ALL THE LATEST AND
POPULAR. ~
Fred H. Ponty’ s
1 ~ PALACE THEATRE BUILDING
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
City Nevis]
\\ 1111,1111 ll. Cole. 01 tin1 tooth Aero
squad, has been U‘Hll-‘iOll'ttl {111111
England to France.
—E_vegi:1sses and spectacles repair-
ed. lenses duplicated. Prices the low-
est, at (‘harles Brand‘s
Mrs. E_ T. Smith, from the Port oi
Missing Men. is a tisitor in Nor-walk
today.
Miss Ruth L. Thames.
teacher of the Norwalk schools
start her duties October l.
the sinuiniz
will
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Fitch. of Del—
den avenue. are the proud parew'ot
a seven—pound babv boy.
e—Fuil line of cups 0' mien.
«Word has been received from Pri-
vate A, L. Anderson, of the 1111111 Reill-
ment. who has arrived safely over-
3033.
Lewis l-ieitunl. of Silyermine. and
I. liltbner. ' of South Norwalk. left
Thursday for naval service in Chica-
go} ’ e'
V.‘\iexlander Hamilton of New York.
is spending a few days in Nurwa‘k.
Mrs: Shaheen llaher is critically ill
at'her home in Marshall street,
”W. A. Williams, the Georzntou 11
real estate dealer, has sold Lucy (‘.
Butham’s farm at Wilton to Frank
walk. now in the Merchant \tt‘tllne
«on ice has been transferred {1 om the
Galveston Austin tothe U. S. gm’étn-
nient vessel Cobb.
, Miss Agnes Nesbit.. of New (‘m
aim, has secured 11 position in the oi"
(ice of the Norwalk iron “'orks (‘11.
Mr. and Mrs. George Glover. of
Warren street, have moved to Main
street. 5" .' ‘ K} El
——Can you depend on your boiler?
it not better get one you can depend
on. Such as the Burnham Boiler—
the boiler of Cosy Comfort Heat. it's :_
'1'1de in WestchesterCounty. A rep-
1 sentative will gladly call at your
:1--ouest. Lord & Burnham Co., Irving-
‘l\ '1, N. Y.
. —
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"i‘hey who wish to pros-
ner must work and
so .1e.”—-Seott l
Spendthriftl and idler:
are similar; a generation
. .
1
. m room 110th me am
i _. , HOWLAND'S _ HOWLAND'S
'. _ ' Entrances on Main Street, Fairlield Avenue, Cannon Street .
’ sore Hours-41.112111212311111:3.1;11;... } I
Young folks’
extra suits-«$29. 50.
1‘1om the handsome lone-skirted jacket of Rus-
sian tvpe to the short tlim new model jacket of this
1’tutumn, each style of pleasing suit for voung folks 1s
tiitclutlcd 111 a gathctiiw of extra 1': due at the particu-
ar price of $29. 50
How graceful they can only know from
Seeine.
' 110w worthy the fabrics, both eye and touch will
tell.
llow thorough and line the tailoring is plainly to
the sun.
llow food service thev will «rive one may be sure
(of from that quality and tailoring. ..
Rich taupe and green and navy and burqundv
kindh 11' ay shades, deep beautiful black.
There is trimming of youthful effective air;
ter: 11 different sorts.
There are pleats and narrow braids and lots of
EOlllOl‘ little beauty-touches.
Fabricsz—liandsomc broadcloth and nice serge
.and firm splendid wool poplin.
Smart collars 1v hit ll may be buttone 111 (11111111 high
or low, are one leatnre of extra charm.
Just a l1111t.——0ne young woman with initiative
reu'tarked: “1 out going to take that suit. and trim it
with some fur. It will look exactly likt1 a suit I wottld
have to 11:11 not less than $50 for".
All young iolks’ sizes. equally
110.111 111 small women,
unusual in value-—
.Sccond floor.
it l‘t‘. Ulli‘
SOV-
well suited for
$29.50
Men’s shoes;
the finest.
Here are shoes for Mr Man who wants the finest
he can find.
131 1:111ty totubines 111111 new st1le; splendid qual—
ity with shoe-1111 1kin1: oi both e111: 1' tness and two.
Mahogany 'all'> kit] or brown co1'do1an,.l'Jnolislt
style— .,'l()
\lahooanv caliskin, 1:11:11. 1': 1111i 11 or broad last
$9 and $10
Oflit (11's boot. plain toe—$9
Nut brown blttchcr or int-.111 shoes, medium oi"
English lash—$8
Handsome mahogany e: titskiu with Ntolin Sole.
and rubber heel. English 111 Stl 10. ~— $7 .50.
Better let them tell ti: e21 :1 own story to your feet
and your eyes!
Mrin tioor. leur.
Boys’ shoes that
stand the pace.
It 1s a lively pace the. boy sets his shoes too!
Needs good tough leather to give any sort of ser
vice; needs to be well put together. And the boy de—
mands that it have good looks!
Verv well; such shoes are. ready to meet the test.
In sizes 21/3 to 6: —
Scout shoes, tan or black, Neolin sole or chrome
tanned leather sole—$3 and $3. 50
Gunmetal calfskin of extra nice looks, English
last, blind eyelets—$5
Gunmetal calf bluclters with broad toe and sole
of tough solid leather—$4. 50
In sizes 11% to 2:-
Tmuflshmlwednice basilica—$4.50
(it Vina hand toe.
,1: .
An overcoat
$5 or $10 less.
Don‘t buy an overcoat unless you are going to
need it. .
That is good advice. . 1:
11' you are going to need 1.11:1. ’ .: it now will
, are $71 or $10.
That is good news.
Ol‘Ci‘t'ozlls here now: a great bit; lot of them.
lint-it one at $71 or $10 less than present-day
prices—for they were all bought months ago.
' Any one can be duplicated only, if at all, by pay-
1111* at least $5 or $10 more.
1': very good style for men and 1' 1111112 men—from
Chesterfield and box coats to ulsters and snappy 111-
stercttes.
Rich lookit'g mixtures, real wool. and not only
good-looking but genuinely and actively warm.
0f even extra interest—9. collection from $35
the House of Kuppenheimer at
Main floor. mm
To Kodakers. ,
During the Summer, the writer of this little ad-
vertisement has so: u many fine photo negatives pass-
ing through the developing and printing process in
the store‘s finishing department. He has wondered
if their owners. realized what a fine enlargement
could be made from some of them—at small cost. 0’th
from your collection was likely amongr them—better
briner it in and see what a handsome picture it will
make in the proper size and tone.
Did yott snap a Yankee Boy just before he left?
What :1 fine thing :1 large picture 111111111 front that film
willbc!
I Fourth floor.
A watch and a
kit for a soldier.
‘ Just about the best remembrance a Yankee can '
carry us he leaves home for scrvicc:——1vatch that will
keep correct time atid kit that will hold many com-
forts. Ready?! \
A titted comfort kit of. khaki, waterproof, equip-
ped with many 11(1t1tlfttls and 110111fttls—$3.50 to $8.50
1 Wrist watch in good nickel case, dependable 15~
jcwcl 111111'11111011t-$l2.;'1()
Sterling silver Elgin wrist watch—$14.50
Cushion wrist watch sterling, l5 jewels—$22
Elnin square wrist watch, nickeled case, 7 3011 015
A beauty of HR 11111.“ . ". ‘1"12: " LL? 7-",
: lttt aisle. front.
1 ‘ Why~ worry
over gasoline?
If you want to have an enjoyable ride, Sunday
the same as any other day—Columbia bicycle at $49.50
No embargo on foot power-and how smoothly
and easily the Columbia will carry you on every road
leading to pleasant spot! ‘
‘1"2zimtioimow1a m Bovine to. s
Fine furs;
fine saving.
Some of the coats Rich small furs
Hudson seal, plain fine 48- lllt'll I('my gnu-“u ('ill‘l' =__ “5
llllldt'l— 32 ii:
Hutllon seal, skunk collar and "111W (luvs- $15
Oliflu.-— $2 '0" -.
Hudson seal. «111111111 moan szio ”“1“? 1.1711 M'M— 31.1.50
_-Btltui Hudson seal 32-111: “110m Illtuk I)!“ ~e1ul~-— $18
—'Smait 38- inch coat of
seal-
Natural coon with beaver collar {skunk “wk
and culls— 8:01 on
llut‘lsoufi skunk stole.» Hr) 1"itl1— 112' .50
$33 to $710.50
Leopard with nutrla collar and liquor (‘apcy— .. $.35
cuffs—-
Leopard “llll coon collar and holy uolt wtll"l.~,—- ........ 53.5
culb— 3
Natural mn~hrat uilli tine 1:11:11“ ibl‘uk 10‘ "UIl‘fs— $10
oollm- and cuflw— 61 ~ ‘
Muskrat with collar and nun. pr i "m“" in: M'uiis— s55
Ilutl~0n seul— 3127. 0 _ ‘
l Handsome mu~kruthhnb 30-l‘l:(|'h1“1:::“3l:2“7‘t&"“:::"_( “ “fl 11““ 31;;
model will: u 3-~lri|u‘ 1-11-11— '
whileh'ilulu‘ltnh nutrin collar sand Klondike [ox nets—— $60
Full-skirted coat or musluut. Taupe “oil «1.... 807.30
bolt.-- . ’_
Handsome mntrast or muskrat hum!“ “0" 5”" all)
with coon collar and cufls— 5'13 'llmun gm 5,“... “3:50
llnmlmtne Inuskrat cont Mill :1 _ _
4'51”!” mmph 3235131111113 uolr .stls— 39...,0
Hudson N‘lll. large slmvul mllat.
full fancy 111fl5.-— so In
{Fagin Seal rltli skunk (1:81"an I .1111: nmil's—- “2.50 to St”
an en 6— lln;
lludum seal with large simul ml-1mmk “0" ""m“ 3' ‘0
tar of skunk hell slot-111s. trimmed Hudson seal muil'a— $19. 50 to 8.10
“itlt skunk at culls and amutuit
ISkunk ntttli’p— $35 to $52.00
hottom— 35-15 Mule mllflw— SM)
Inludson seal, skunk collar antllmmu muti‘.-- 5.0
(111 ~—
Hnmlsome heltul model of llutl- t'rfllllm Ill“ mufle— M5
ison seal. skunk collar and culls. 45 i : ..
lll‘tll length— ‘32-.“ch squirrtl mttl‘is— ”1.50
llndmu seal, yoke model. :‘ ." Hudson seal c1111)” uilli ermine
inch, belted, $2851 i'nllur— 383
S1. couti floor.
Boys’ corduroys,
' ‘Double-Service---$10.
lust about as touch as they 111akc’cm—and
brimfnl of good looks 1111011 active boy gets into’ cm.
New trench style. slashed pockets, low-11 caimg
corduroy, splendid in tit—and with the two pairs of
trousers which (liSllll'1'llisll Double-Service suits from
ordinal v- - - $10.
Handsome lot of new \o1folk suits, irotn Sani-
Peck and other good tailors, many rich mixtures and
leXcellent cll'ccts—sizes 7 to iii—$10 to $24.
| Front basement.
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Good stories to
read Sunday.
If you can t 1111111 gasoline Sundav you can sit at
home and enjoy :1 110011 story.
llcre ate some 11011 ones, ll]lj"lli\‘- 11 ell 11 01 th rcad~
ing: —
Uncle Abner, a new sort of a detective storv by,
\Ielville Post~$1. 50
Lovers of Louisiana by (leorge W Cable, that
most. delightful of all writers of the South—$1.50 '
Sylvia Scarlet—Campton MacKenzie—4$1.60
.. When the Cook Crows—Waldron Baily—$1.35 .
The Ghost Garden——with ghostly thrills; and oth'.
‘ers too—foi'~’tis a story of two levers and a haunted
garden in Virgn'nia. By Amelie Rives—$1.50 ‘
Lure of the North—the story of a search for lost'
treasure by a fearless girl who refuses to be turned
Bindloss—
time at 65 cents: -
When a Man's n Mun—Wright
__l‘he Dimmer Pun—Mn. Baillie Reynolds
Road, to Ambition-mane Stem
MOW)! .
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a". 3' 1". "
back by the forest of. the gloat Northwest. By Harold-
$1. 40 .
These excellent stories are now ready, for the first:
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