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Joseph Davis
85 Wuhington Street
‘ South Norwalk
YICTROLAS
EASY TERMS
'All Records in stock if they are
to be had.
21100111) ALBUMS, 1111001111
CABINETS, open
, 1, BOOKS
l FRED H. PONTY
I _ . KODAK SHOP
South Nomlk, Conn.
Palooe Theatre Building
.111
Joseph H. liaikin. J11, l5 ill 111 his
home in Newtown terrace.
A. 1.. Seatles,t1f Harriet 51111111 i1?
ill at his home.
Mrs. James H. Barry. 111 Warren
street, has resigned her position in
the 1'1 and 271 l‘ent store of Norwalk.
Mrs. James ll. 'l‘ayior, of Rowavtmi.
is assisting in C. J. Mintz's store St).
Norwalk. on Saturday's
A baby bor was both. \\11l111~1la\
to Mr. and Mrs Grmet 1.11111. of Wolt‘
pit Hill avenue. Mother and child are
doing nictly.
1‘.
David Warner is assisting in the fit,
lantit‘ & Pacific Tea Co. during the;
absence of ii. Mct‘rvne, who has becnl
ill for the 111111 few days. i
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Mrs. llarrv Hendricks, and her;.
daughter, Mrs. Frank Allen, of Broad;
River. are both reported quite ill at.
their home today. a
Miss Esther (laudrup. of New (‘1111-‘
mm avenue. has secured a position int
J. l. Mallette‘s store, \‘l‘ashington,
street.
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A delegation from t‘ourt Laurel
and (‘ont‘t t'ceile will attend the vie}
tory tntetinz in New llil\‘('ll Snmlatu
Oct. C. at 2 1) 111. The members will
leave St). Norwalk on the ll'ns 1111111.
There will be an impottaut moor
ing of the Musicians' Union tomorrow,
at 3 11 m in musicians“ l11;;‘11l111111111
it Notth Main street and 11 11111111 11
, tendance is therefore evpo-vtcd. 1‘
1
. .‘ Jack Howard, voun'zeet sun or Post
1‘
master and Mrs. Michael l. Howard.
of Elincrest terrace, is ill :11 his homn
' today with :1 touch of Spanish influ-t
«mm. 1
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(‘onmessman Schuvlet litriitt 11!;
Stamfmd is home from \\'11.~l11'n1:11111 .
and he expects to be how until tit-111!
the elettions the House having dis|
posed of about all matters 111‘ i111poi~1~1
ance before it. ,
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V’ Edward P. \iiddlehrook 01 T1 -\.l '
. :1ms avenue,1ettnned to his i11111i~l1
\Vednesday night {10111 Newark. \". ..I.
quite ill with the grip Mt. \iiddle- 1
‘ brook has been woxking in the ship 1
yard at Port Newark for the past six;
Months.
OPEN TODAY
The (‘lii‘fot'd Pharmacy is the Clif-
~~1l llotel building opened this morn-
11 with a complete line of drugs.
1 ‘iet articles. confections. The pric-
-< will be most reasonable for finest
(1‘11llly. Special attention will be.
gixcn prescriptions. l
“They who wish to ores-
Mr 111 , work and
save.”
Spendthriftl and idloro
ore similar; a. generation 1
oi them would bankrupt
outionrhoprolpor
mmthonotion'e
, and green.
OWLAN D'S
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Entrances on. Main Street, Fairfield Avenue, Cannon Street
Rosemary "
extra-value
coats---$25.
Rosemary coats are made in quantity for thc
tombination of stores in which this store is included.
The big quantity is divided among all the stores
—ehch one gets wider range of styles than othcr- alert and pretty.
wise.
BUT the real point of interest to the store’s
clients is that each Rosemary coat is of extra value.
For 11111111113 can effect economies by 111111itiiac1111'ing
in quantity. And those 11C11111‘1111ies are divided with
llS—tllltl by us passed on to our Custnlllcr.‘.
l"x11mple, and cxwlh-nt one, is these Rosemary
( oi ‘ at $1.11.
Staunch Suft line kcrsey coats, made with deep
collar, effectively bclted. with full skirts, and that
deep collar of tasteful kit-coney i'ur!
All sizes to and including; 40, in blue black brown
Wool \'(lt'1lll‘ coats of spccial weight and texture.
high waisted inodel',.<1111n'tly p1>lett(d, finished with
fur eollat.
In brown black and navy.
Kcrsey coats of special weight. 11111th 11p without
lining and finely tailored.
Deep broad plush collar which may be snugly
buttoned close to the neck.
With effective belt, 11111 skirt, stylish pleats.
in navy brown black and green.
Each stvle in each size at the $25
one price of— 1 °
Second floor.
Spec1al-s1ze stockings
of fibre Silk---59c.
For women who require stockings of special
41:11 and shaped on special lines—fiber silk at but 5911!
. t . -
llavc liSlt‘ top and sole. wlntc or blacka— .1911
Wotnt’1n‘s' medium weight stockings of soft cot.
ion. regular model, white or l1l:l<1l{~+li5t’,
Verv conti'ortablu stockings 11f modimn weight
cotton i111 bow and 1-i1l.<—- "‘ 11-
1.111111% 11111‘
What beautiful
. tops for bags!
\ es, and what a diversity of those beauties.
lich composition in §l111ll and tunber 111111 email
and 1.1101111 and blue and blat k and purple. and 111111;—
how gloiious tltcit unconnnon shapes will be when.
combined with the new glowing Autumn ribbons!
. 1121.311 111111.511
New silver tops, many gruct'd'ul 11511111» . bright
or gray,»$2 to $3
l Extra thine—linibosscrl liltl tal in 1'11 'ill effec-
the designs, when open totm ~111111' c'topt1 1:1g,111a11y
finishes— 65c
And each of them is quicklv mad smart
bag by use of but 3-4 yard of ribbon.
' Left aisle. front.
Into
Just Notions!
But how useft .
Shoo laces for women's hi‘
the". grey brown or block—190
Trouser bonds for how tron. Ihnpeu—s. .11111 We
Glove 3' there. wood—50c
11ers. aloo- I to 14—1311; Sim-1.1 .1 utrelehen oi
Cuhmorr '0“ for memllor'" 111-d ‘rotu hunter-«75¢ poll-
mentor- and nooks. Neck white North mold in ( 'Ird pleat-1
111d colon—k at. rut-net ‘d “d I'd O!
on for ”in meltin- nod "“‘1 “1‘
1mm! m ”LIE-1p!“ 9'11»: no“. “I!
that.“
mum-”wrun- 1... a
DII’HOI‘F 11' fun! form or ('3: “NW.
wood— Ca
amt-ii: £1: much like suede leather.
flowutno's
Young folks’ dresses
special merit-$18.
A yontlil‘ul spirit and a charm of color mark new
gathering of dresses for young folks.
Smart styles, alive with vigor and in tune with
the spirit of the young folks they are planned for.
Not sulit‘i'. and not frivolous; but tasteful and
(if extra interest lit-cause ot’ the value they pro-
at price.
Fine-texture serge of soft finish, em-cllent navy
blues and good quit-t plaids.
sent
llade in pancl-i'ro11t styles, in bolero models with
tunic, in Russian styles.
l1‘inishc1l with effective ideals, with trinnning‘ of
soutacho or wide braid.
01111 Prior 'l‘homson llhitlt'l iinishotl with rich
gold braid and stars upon collar.
And combination dresses 111' line satin and (toot-g-
. . 1 .
ctte 1111.11111. ’1 hcse 111 navy and taupe and wine hues.
Madc in 11vcrski1't 11i‘l'111-t 11nd prettily trinnncd.
"iolk<-—- $181
.\11t:1l1l1‘1ll't\\t\‘ l111'\'_'_f,11itli
Scoutid floor.
A boys’ good
corduroy-«$5.
Yes; good honest tough durable corduroy suit
for $5.
That brown corduroy that boys like.
Made in 11 Norfolk '.l‘rench model with dandy
belted jtit'kcl.
livery size from 7 to 17 at the one price— $5.
Front l1111'11111t-11t.
Warmer light
' underwear.
For wontcu and girls: warmer underwear that. i.~
still light of weiglu.’
(.‘otton. according to Slijt‘.~-q5tf and $1
l'nion suits, smooth and ting—$1.50 11nd $1.771
l1‘l11111111d vests and taming—87111 and $1
(lit'ls’. white ilceccd vests 11nd pants—«601".
Lott ante. rittr.
Cheerful new
plaid skirts-"$4.85.
in 1111111 with the season, because of their cheer-
i'ul 111i11gli11goi'1111111y colors.
Tasteful, because those colors are cotnbined with
r.- . skill. , ’
~ Oi‘ splendid all-wool material, made in nice-fit-
t‘ , plcz11ttd model ‘
lilne and green and brown and other seasonable
$4.85
1- 1" 1’ ccts— .
Second floor.
Gloves for
today’s service.
Xi c-c wci11l1t gloves for protective service right
is excellent weight, rich tan in color, fits
snugly and smoothly and with pleasing cflcct— $2
Chomoisetto gloves are washable and yet look
Fall, unless you need them.
Mighty good
men ’s suit---$26. 50.
Men, like women, 1110 being asked to save.
Save food, labor, resources, money, ,~ . 1";
Put every dollar you can into the Liberty Loan.
Don’t buy any clothes this
Then, buy good ones.
Save clothes, 1110.
Today, here is news of good ones at special price.
T1110 w oolcn iabrics 111 handsome pattctns and
c olors.
Cotictt t11~tctul stiles 1111' men and for vomit!
lllC‘ll.
Plain scasonnblc colors and pretty stripes and
checks and quiet plaids.
Some of them made by Hart Sclutl't'uer S:
Marx or the llouso oi' Kuppcnhci111cr
and worth from $311) to $35; $
any at 26°50-
tticin floor, tear.
Shoes worth
a man’s while.
When you're getting shot-s. get worthy 01103.7
Don't pick by looks alone. That is foolish.
Consider looks, of course. But 1onsidcr fit and
coini'ori; most of all, in these, days of saving, con-
sider service.
Here. Men. are shoes that. will serve you long
and well—11nd that have good looks too.
T1111 oiled calf bluchei's, especially heavy", with
fiber \\'(1lt.-—-$3
T1111 (“ordo calf, straight 1111-1-11
sole,—-$G to $8 '
Black calfskin, straight ln1-111l,
Still‘,-—$8 .r
model, Neolin
solltl le. 1thcr
111.111-1116111111111111at tough black calfskin, Neolin‘
sully—"56.50
Main iloor. roar.
Khaki and other
men’s handkerchiefs.
Don't have to be 11 soldier to appreciate and on"
joy 11 khaki liandkm'chict'. They are dandy.
31111 who tliive a (or have iound them cspcm all“
sct'vit cable; and (llllL‘lSl loc and 2.11: _,
(lood white initial handkcrchicfs, mixed cotton
and li11eu,~—‘2:'11: ;.l
Splendid pure linen limitlkerchicfs for men—25c
1511 and 5011;g1.1od w lute cotton ones 121/10 and with
initial at 111*.
Left aisle, rear.
More needfuls
for men.
\
Good underwear for 'Autumn scrvice. Cotton
and wool intcrw oven, nice weight, -shirts or drawe
$1.75 .. _ «51-3.: 3: 1.5.x-
'l‘an cape gloves that are a comfort as well as
addition to «hirer-$2. 1 -. - '~1¢.1
llatttlumie gray suede gloves, distinguished
ark—1250
ml m Inn-“0 ' l 1 1. m on. gum White or block or any. 111a weight,— .1.
mfg-:mmn‘“ 1'.“',','{' mun-1o- . ”m,
timothy-0‘“ .
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