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WY. II”. ‘. Ill.
OVERCOATS
Are Runnable Mid comfortable
time cool morning: And oven-
ingI. Some good one: it
$25.00
New NeckWear 65c and $1
BUY AND SAVE FOR 413
LIBERTY LOAN
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JOSEPH DAVIS
85 Washington Street
SOUTH NORWALK
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» VICTROLAS
EASY TERMS
All Records in stock if they are
to be ind.
RECORD ALBUMS, RECORD
CABINETS, OPERA
, BOOKS
t FRED H. PONTY
, KODAK 830?
South Norwalk, Conn.
Palace Theatre Building
iOily Ne his",
Samuel Wullinc. ot Lit; Wilton ave-
nue, has just rot-eiied notice that his
nephew, who l0l‘lllt'l‘t_\ liwd in linir
bury, and who has been for quite
some time righting ilie“llun." has re-
mently been killed in action.
Mrs. Thomas llvniuiuiii Whono niiu
her mother, Mrs Antelinanii, of Burt-
]ett avenue. who have been quite ill
10:- the past two weeks. are now
Kreaily improved and are again able
to be around. » ,.
~Sheli’, Wflll and alarm clocks, vest
«chains, stone and sigiiet rings, ladies
‘tiraeelet. watt-hes. soldiers strap
watches at lli‘nnd‘s Jewelry Store,
‘Wnshinpton street, South Norwalk.
Mrs. J. Frank ftinclmughlin, of
Westport avenue, has received word
from Sergeant Arthur l'th-ll. of the
Enzltsli arniv, who is stationed in
Liverpool. Sergeant Powell extiects to
be in this country soon.
——Sot‘t and stiff hats, O'Brien.
A 3.100 ambulance is to be pre-
rented the government by the Con-
necticut l-‘etit, ration of Labor ilntl
Tienrlv all of that amount has been
subscribed by larger orgtiiiimtious
throuzhtout the s‘ltllO.
Michael Rutchtord has made ex-
tensive repairs and renovations to the
Tanner (‘reagh cute, iit lti .\lniii street
and it will shortly be transformed in-
10 a tull~fledgzed shoe store. ruii h)
Rntfoelc Areno. The. t‘liinese laundry
will then occupv the entire store ut
34 Main street. ,
—t‘aps. caps. O‘Brien.
' Michael Risk, of South Norwulk.
who is serving in l‘nt-le Stiiu's {mm
in France. met on old chum. Williuin
Benininin. or Noi‘wnlk. who is in a
machine gun battalion. They were
niore than pleased at the unexpected
meeting, and had a long chat over
good old times in Norwalk.
' An appropriation of 825.0% has
iooen made from the Red Cross contin-
:2th fund to be used for the relief of
disasters during the period July i to
i‘eceniiier 3t, 1918. At the beginning
1 " the present year it‘large proportion
r ' the money to provide for disaster
mrgencies were unexpended. and
time oi‘lts availability was extend-
4 in consequence. The new appra-
i 'atlon tNo replenish the unlucuui‘
be ed balance which had become
’mnll.
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Men‘s dandy
special shirts
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,' It has fairly been rainingr shirts.
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, The men's own section of the store, just inside
the Main street door, is bulging with them.
'l‘hey t'0\'t‘l‘ till the counters. They creep to-
wards the ceiling. They are everywhere. .
“(trout Scott. what :1 lot: of shirts”! said more
than one mun as he saw them luistlini,r into position.
,‘Vllttl it tine lot of shirts. A startlingr viiluc!
New crisp lllll‘ fabrics.
Rich vuricd attractive now—style stripes.
St-ieiititic in out and. so. comfortable of fit.
n
. 'l‘hoiisnnds ot’ them~why, men can pick beauties
by the dozen.
The tint-st thing about them is this:—'l‘liey are
every one worth from $2 to $2.50. $1 45
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You t'illl pick. Sir. :it
Right aisle, front.
. Extra-good suits
for mews-$26.50.
Suits of good woolciis—will wcnr longer than any
other sort ,
Will stand up, look well, tit well, keep well.
Here they tll't‘. in seasonal colors and in pretty
ltript-s chm-ks plaids or plain colors, ill at saving.
Suits in men tllltl for young men; tpiict or snappy
.stylcs.
llnt :1” Mike in their good quality tllltl good tail-
' $26.50
lit‘tlll)’ worth $210 illltl $215——
hl: iii tlooi. l‘t‘tll‘.
Special suits for
young folks---$29.50.'
From the lizindsoiiu- long-skirted jacket of Rus-
illin type to lllt‘ short tl'llil nmv-iuodcl jacket of this
autumn. t'tlt'll style of pleasing“ suit for young folks is
Included ill a gathering of t'Xll'il vulu . at. the particu—
ltll' price of $29.50
How graceful they :u'oaoue t‘:lll only know fronf
seeing.
. How worthy the fabrics. b-ith rye and toilt‘ll will
tell. ‘ ,
I How thorough and fine the tailoring is plainly to
be seen.
How good service they will give one may be sure
of from that quality and tailoring.
Rich taupe and green and navy and burgundy
and gray shades, dccp beautiful black.
There is trimming of youthful effective air; scv-
no] different sorts. .
, There are pleats and narrow b 'tlltls and lots of
lvi.it‘l‘ little beauty-touch”.
» l-‘abries:-—li:iiidsoine broadcloth and nice serge
ind tiriu splendid wool poplin.
Smart t-olla is. whit-h may be buttoned either high
tr low, are one feature of extra charm.
J that a hiut:-0nc young motion with initiative
Rimmed: “l Illi going to take that unit and trim it
Intuit-fur. It iii-ill hkenetiylihnmitltwld
I" to pay not let- than .50 fat".
AIM Mh’du-Aeqflly I‘d-outta lat
why-um m
~,hnlu—
tum... pun-um a»
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More pretty
jersey dresses.
Of that soft smooth tine wool jersey \\‘lllt_‘ll brings
\\'tll‘llilll without weight and adapts itself so QXcel-
lcntly to the trim fashions of today. '
Beautiful bruid decorates (some of the richest.
Handsome fringe lt-nds its distinction to others.
l‘lnibroidt'i‘y done with (-olot‘ctl wools adds touch
khaki shades, tllltl taupcs, and browns, and blues.
$20 to $.30.
; l’t'ctty St'i'gt‘ dresses, lll:lll_\' new models, these
‘:llsti in delightful colors, $18 to $50.
Sect-ml floor.
. Women’s cosy,
c0ats---$30 & $35.
From the t'tillt‘l'llttll at lilniiv ‘il‘lt-t‘s (‘sit‘ciilllv
. l .
my
good choice is to be lililtlt.‘ at sot) and $35.
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Loose t-onts but graceful. ; 7""
lillllt’ with big broad collars that will be very
rosy when buttoned closely beneath onc’s chin against
\liiiiy finished with belts, good and broad and
t-t't'i-t'iivc belts. , .
in handsome dork shades, hi khaki tones.
Soft. and warm though of t-oinpii'ativcly light,
Wright.
'J‘rne. protection to oiie's dress and genuinely
economical because they add to service that dress will
' ‘ ‘ $30 and $35.
Shoes;
a bargain.
'l‘wo tine collections of women’s shoes til a saving
of from one to over three dollars. .._, ~-
Bi'oken sizes—that is cause of cut in price. H
lint among the ditl'ci'c'nt sorts, nearly all sizes.
Birc‘e I...“ ‘
lh'own t'tilt'skin, lured. Cnluui hccls
Black kid with gray kid top, lilfl‘tl
'l‘nn calfskin with low heel, hiccd
Brown kidskin with cloth top
Blot-k *nlt'skiii with :rrnv cloth to
. \Vt‘l'cfisti it; $8— p, $4‘6.5
Blot-k kidskin, laced, ClllltllltOl' low heels
llluck calfskin with low hccl, hit-ed
llluck kid with cloth top, Cuban heel
Patent leather with cloth top, button
Were $5—
.\litin floor, rnir.
Children’s day
among the toys.
Mother: lot Saturday be a day for the little folks
to t‘nlllt‘ and take a peep at some of the new toy s.
$3.95
And the dolls! 'We .liiici-ieiiiis are learning:
zlllt‘st‘ dolls are as cute and nice as any little girl could-
wislt. And they were made llt‘l‘c in our own l'nitcd
States.
Lots of sewing sets for little girls and toy SHl—,
pliers for little boys and fish ponds and :ill sun-It things:
:~2.- .
“mum to plays—{nun parlor «limits to war gammat
.. Tin.- . ’
i Pianos and anti-aircraft mitts. dish" and sub
.dier's Mfflt’lfll‘m. North-ionic mid antm-bikw!-,
inky. the" in a» ml to uni.- phythi-p tht hfi um
lélb W! . ”.93
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i Entrances on Main Street, Fairfield Avenue, Cannon ’Street 1
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the Winter's t-hill breeze. -—-.
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Boys’ Double-Service
~ blue serges.
Just about the best investment in boys’ clothes!
Bluc sci'gc; tine for wear on all occasions, at all
seasons. .' . '~_. ,1 . . ‘
Double—Service suits; equipped with two pairs of
trousers and thus of doubly-long life.
These are excellent (serge; a llwool. made in
of (‘UlUl' to still others. trench model. ., y .j . . ,.
And every style is gl'tlt‘t‘flll—~fl‘l'tlll the pnnclcd , Sig/vs 7 to 15—— ”;5" V” $11..
efforts to the tlt‘t‘l) innit-s. ' t rim baztnitnt.
Colors. too. .‘ll't‘ varied and effective: include
Get Rogers 1847
' ' silver quick.
filmy be time to pick the very picc‘rs you mos.
wish. liiitwhuri'y 3
Almost no supply of SulllC, fairly plentiful sup—
ply of Others. .' .a . _‘ ~
"l'is no wonder—for here is Rogers 1817 silver-
ware at just half of regular l'iricc.
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And all because 'tis a discontinnml pattern“
dropped be ‘ttllSC the government takes over part of
the factory for war work. .
Mahogany chests containing,r 26 pieces-tine gift
‘ $15
Mahogany chests containing 50 pieces—very nt—
ll'itt'llVQ— . $29
Spoons at, ilCCtil'tllllg to size,—
e ' $2.75 and $2) hiill' dozen
Knives at $4 set. single, pieces at 5th: to $1.25
cut-hi
, Left aisle. front.
Tea & coffee
economy days.
For just a short time, Ilowco ten and t-oft‘cc gain
extra interest lJOtfllllSC of two special prices.
And a great many housewives will wisclv be
putting in good supply, anticipating higher prices
its soon :is the new war rcvcnuc bill goes into effect.
llowco t-ofi'cc—nroniaitic
strength. usually title pound.
in b ‘iill :—-
1 lb 280 5 lbs—$1.40 25 lbs‘ $6.25
lloweo Garden Chop Ten—delicious and yet with
and of splendid
tiroiind pulverized or
‘ fine strength, thoroughly clean, choice packed. Flav-
ors lllt'llltlt‘. mixed. Formosa 0olouc', English Break—
fast, and Java Pckoc. 'l'sual price 6th tin——
{,1ibu54c 5lbs~—$2.63 1o lbs—$5.18.
~. Front bustmcnt.
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Real helps
for every home.
of money.
Cedar oil mop with 54
inelil
handle and intuit cun—
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5'" when tire—-
“’ootl linskcts. add to cheer of
Aluminum kitchen sets. ’- pianist
with bar to lung "hill vii-35t‘
\\‘iiloiv wash hat-itch—
12 an: out
Tam mu {or “all". ”mum” \t'illow bumpers. line tummy-
ind ii-llicaa “‘1
I, Shoo limes. useful Mi retool 0'
Alarm do. In:
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DI.” x In: 1:. 3n; Lt.‘ _
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Bit Ben and Rilluti .\'ii~¢ ulntiiil'i‘h‘,_“Nah," “Au“d‘ N “up;
aimin— ' h
‘ I‘nnmnat had noun. 0 In!
ho.nt.it.i.i '7 m .3. m.- i‘i..v. “a... “
wt. out ”a. it i... . .
H m ' * IS («hanged run! boda— *
(M Io—IIQ tar-tun, Icing! .‘ he ” u
tau- OI II- C
and niuwwetd cloth: .t;n¢.- k‘""- """" W”M"
~O“ run-mink had, 5 ”r -’ In”. Ea S News“ N
.Vm -
rm Inuit . '
Slth‘l‘S of time and of labor—with SOlllC savers
".75 to 80 ‘
“to”,
"Mali-m it! in!!!" \‘m 11'"
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Norwalk Chronicler