, WHITE PYRALIN IVORY
. .. The DuBarrY Pattern
~ Snecial Sale ~
It you want to add to your act.
5 . come 'm m.
" ~00“. BRUSHES, muons.
-‘ ‘BU‘I'I'OH HOOKS, JEWEL
”"1"” ' ‘ OASIS, ITO.
PONTY’S
T1. Victrola Shop
COUTH NORWALK. CON N.
{City News]
Interesting letters are being receir.
ed from Private Charles Hardy, who
isflvith the American forces in
France.
». " ,em'cglasses and spectacles repair
ed. lenses duplicated. Prices the low-
_ _ est, at Charles Brand's
‘ Samuel Jarvis, of Franklin avenue.
"'1.th has been ill for the past week.
' hss‘been taken to the New Haven
hospital.
- to—Hear Norwalk's best musicale.
“Community Hall. improvement Asso.
’ and Red,Cross. Sept. 25.
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‘ "‘ There will be an adjourned meet-
tw In: of Trinity len's‘Club in the club
" ‘ room in Washington streeton Tues-
. day eveninz'at 8 oWk.
Gladys Pranks. ot-'~'rriatr.m. &
Haws dry goods ,atore, is ill and has
not been able to: set outdoors this
Week. . _ ' ' '.
t_ . I I‘
-——Dr. J. C. Newkirk has returned
from his vacation. Appointments can
now be made for dental work. 4
Harry Fledler. son (if Mr. and Mrs.
Piedlor,‘ - was taken sick with scarlet
fever several days ago, and is now
unite ill. at his home' in Bartlett ave—
nue, Broad River.
580“ and atiil hats. O‘Brien.
7 Frank De Preta.» effiht‘yeai‘s old of
199: Avery street. was hit by one’of the
Q I. Slauson Company motordrucks.
"on the. East Side, Wednesday. One of
. the lod's legs was bruised.~8tamfnro
.i'dfiocate.
‘ Private John T. Bry’nes. oi" 3h _
um: street, who has been. in thal
:(Ia-p Devens hospital for seven}-
’veoks, has been discharged and has -
‘ra'loined his ' company, B, 3511: Ma-
}Ohine Gun brigade. ‘
’ —Comi‘ort is one of the necessities
{of life. Don't be without it next win-
‘Vur. Heat your home with Bur-imam
1" niler Cosy Comfort'Heat. The heat
:1“ m the” boiler that’s made in West-
‘ar «tet- County. Send for "Which and
'lww" booklet. herd & Bentham '00..
I‘vmgton. N. Y.
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Entrances on Main Street, Fairfield Avenue, Cannon Street
Slovak Campaign
Men of good
judgment will
pick overcoat. ;
Because there is a fine big lot of overcoats now.
‘ Because that lot cannot be duplicated later in
the season.
Because prices now are lower than can be
counted on later.
Because there is an actual saving today of $5 or
$10 over what a man would pay for identical over-
lcoat if we sold it to him on basis of today ’s cost.
Every good new style of overcoat for young
men and for men of settled opinions.
Every handsome good fabric, from fancy mix-
tmos to the rich plain wooleus which seem made just
For the quiet Chesterfield and box coats.
Of special note-a collection of ovcrcoats $35
from the House of Kuppcnhcimer at‘
Main door. rear.
Men’s brightest
Autumn hats.
From the splendid Stetsons (best hats built in
America) right through the collection, one thing is
notable:—
Smart manly impressive styles.
Hats seem to be built for real men :--manly
young fellows and conservative men of experience.
_ Yet they are alive .and impressive, undefine-
tive. Nothing old-fogcyisb about ’em.
If taste runs to good colors—pick from seal
brown: or rich green or willow or olive or steel gray
yr the handsome French brown.
Extra—Special hats built for the store, $2 50
not:
line snappy style and good colors-
Main door. rear.
BOYS’ overcoat
*ready too.
Forehandcdncss on our part is going to save
tome dollars for the man who buys his boy’s over-
scat.
We bought ’em long ago. Higher prices now!
We’ll have to pay those higher prices later. ’But—
we are going. to sell on the same basis native-bought
and that'saVcs dollars for every Father or Mother.
New military styles, plain colors or handSOme
fancy mixtures, and the khaki hue that boy's-admire!
For boys of 3 to 10—— ” ‘ $7.50 to $20
'_ For boys of 10 to is— $12 to‘$22.5o
Front basement.
. To dress. the hair
with. greater attraction.-
Deft and capable folks are here to show new
graceful modes of dressing the hair; to do that dress-
ll _ for you; and to show you how to do it yourself.
Those some folks are capable of treating both
hair and scalp in beneficial and pleasing fashion;
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Help Russia Come Back, Support the Czecho-
«lair
How graceful
the hats! -
Maybe folks say that each season! \
it: Yet, they never said with greater truth.
Graceful 'ncw shapes, many many of them.
" Handsome new colors and rich shades. a“:
’ Beautiful fabrics. Glowing trimmings. Fine ef-
fects. W... . 1.,
they are worthy of the season which brings us its own
For these are the “dress” hats of Autumn-and I
Women’s shoes J
new and dandy.“
Just examples, picked almost at random, front
an 'Autumn collection which offers beauty and grace
and good service. .
Gray kid with wing tip and smart military heel,
Iaccd,—$8
Black calf laced shoe with wing tip and flat heel
3, Rich dark tan calf laced shoe with low heel—$5
Handsome black calf with top of soft gray suede,
military hccl,—$10
Beautiful gray suede, plain toe and Frcnch heel,
laced,—-$ll ‘
Main t‘loor,‘ rear.
Look out for
Spanish influenza.
Easiest thing on earth at this season is for a man
to “catch a cold”. Then it’s Spanish influenza may-
be! '1
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Be on guard. Warmer underwear may save the
day! . 533'
Good Autumn-weight union suits—$2.25 ’3 1‘7"!
Shirts and drawers of gray wool-nmlcntion in
nice weight—$1.75
ann-
nght aisle, front.
Men’s & women’s
rich colors so lavishly. a
' 'A splendid gathering at $7.60 to $15
. ' Victrola nights
are here.
Much true delight these indoor evenings-if IVic-
trola is one of the company. .. «Lari/am...-
It will bring your favorite sort of musrd—an'd the
sort favored by each of the family circle.
No limit to its range or readiness; no need to
coax it do its share ' t' ‘
Victrola VI plays all Victor records
and costs" but $32.50. With $10 of records, it may be
bought onceasy terms. ‘ .b
Fourth tloor. \-
Children’s pretty
‘ and durable shoes.
Thorough combination of good appearance and
good wear. ,\ . .
Black calfskin, lace or button, sizes 81/; to 11——
$3 and $3.50
Patent leather with top of black cloth or kid,
sizes 81/; to 11—5153 and $3.50
Patent leather wit htop of fawn cloth, pony cut,
. button, sizes 81/2 to 11..$4.50'
Very handsome brown high-cut laced “liflt‘S,
sizes 8%, to 11—$4.50 '
Main floor, rear.
Underwear
their treatments add to health of hair and scalp.
‘ Expert manicuring and facial massage are
Ivailable—what comfort and satisfaction they bring.
For women whose hair is not luxuriant, these
helps to attractive hair-dressing:—
. Switches. bunnn hair, 20 inches-42.50; 24
W3 all-around MW
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by a labor of m chill and m
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just a little warmer
Right sort to guard women and children against
("'11ch changes in temperature.
Wanner. than Summer’s, not so firm as to beg
bunlcnsomc. ‘
Women ’a vests and pants, softly but firmly knit-
tt .‘. ~85c and Q1
Women’s union suits, due white knitted outta.
*.‘.75 m “ waif."
gloves at $2.
Good gloves at $2. "f“
' . Good “live” skins and cut so they fit smoothly
and well. 3
2*
'And in attractive tasteful shades of tan.
With every glove higher in price than for
years, these are good value at $2.
Main floor.
' Beauty=bringing new
filmy neckwear.
What grace and distinction so simple an affair,
as a collar adds to ones frock! , ‘
How different a gown looks whcn against his
placed cufl's and collar of beautiful Gcorgcttc crepe!
to be secured by tasteful use of such ncckwcar as
this:—-- '
. Stocks and jahots of Oriental lace and net com
bined with filet and Va] and Vcnisc. and lrish laces—-
$1 and $1.50 -~.
Georgette collars. some embroidered andothcrs
finished with lace. still others tucked
stitchedr—59c to $2
' Collar and cuff sets of Georgette, plain or hem;
$31?th or handsomely trimmed with lacc,~—$2 and
Vcstccs and guimpcs of net and satin and crisp
organdy, some ruffled and some in collar effect —-$1
to $3.50 ’
5 Rolling collars of orgaudy and lawn and not,
tucked and lace-trinmicd and some with dainty
pleated cdgc,-50c and 590 .f
Buchings and rutt'lings and iichuings, of organdy
“."Ii satin and not. in a number of beautiful («blurs and ’
.. hitc-—-25c to $2 yard. ,
Center alslc, front.
Congoleum
a bargain-7%.
Congoleum art carpe substitut for il l ‘
far better in appearance.“ . o c oth M
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Thmyaldamde' ands-Wham” H'
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Cape of substantial weight and nice soft finish. " "
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'Almost no end to the varying effects which are.
and hem-. .
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Norwalk Chronicler