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JOSEPHD'KEZS
_§ Washington Street
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The Kaiser is watching to see
how the American public feel
about fighting this thing’ out to the
unconditional surrender basis-—
the way this Fourth Liberty Loan
is subscribed for will give him the
cue.
WE WILL OVERSUBBGRIBE
THIS LOAN and do it so strong-
ly that he will do more than weep.
Buy Liberty Bonds to your ut-
most.
FRED H. PONTY
News]
in order to >10!) the spread ol’ inlltr
onza in Rurltfllle. the, health officer.
Mr, Wright I], itean, beginning Wetl-
nesday morning, ordered
schools and ice cream parlors ('lll>l'tl
until further notice,
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The celebration of Fire Prevention
«lay. which It has become Custolllul’."
'10 observe October 9th, the unniu-r-
teary of the Chicago fire, was deferr
ed until next month so as not to mn-
tlict with the Liberty Loan catnpaicn
The. South Norwalk 'l‘rust t‘otu
pany announces in an add today that
in order to increase the subscriptions
to the Fourth Liberty Loan. nwnt-
hers in their Christmas Savings t‘luu
may use their deposits in paymont
for subscriptions to the Fourth Liber-
ty Loan lion-ls.
saloons
Republican delegates from the N01"
walk. Darlen. New Canaan anti Wil»
' ton. comprising the 26th Senatorial
district, will meet in the Hotel (‘llf—
ford at 2 o'clock this afternoon, to
‘ nominate a candidate for Senator. it
is believed that the present incunr
. bent, (‘arles’ii Williamson, will be
unanimously renominated.
Another om.orlunity will be given
the public to flew the paintinzs from
the Silvermim~ group of artists that
are on exhibition at the home of Miss
But-ti. 43 West avenue. South Nor
walk. The exhibition will he opt-n
from 2 until 6 on Sunday afternoon.
and a cordial invitation is oxtended to
the public.
’ A daughter. a nineand-one-quarter-
ground girl, was born to Mr. and Itirs.
'Arehie B. Carter, Thursday momma.
'l‘he future woman elector came l'nto‘
being at the home. of her grand-l
mother, Mrs. Margaret Finch. 32 Flax!
Hill Road. This event makes Mt: and!
Stirs. Joseph A. Carter. of Allentown:
Pa. grandparents. l
. George Smith. who has masonic;
time been located at the U. S. Nitrate!
E’Iant, No. 2, of Shemeld. Alabama.‘
-::nd who returned to his home in'
Tnion Park recently, on account of
5 ‘ness. is now said to be recovering
~ “v nicely. He evidently left the
that just in time. for Spanish influ-
or as broke out son after his depart-
m “e. and there are now at that place.
’00 cases. ‘ .1 _ ’ l
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. 187 men in U. S. uni-
form passed through
this city recently stark.
mad from the effects of
the war. I
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Comforts that
a soldier needs.
T{its fitted with toilet articles including about
vel'ything from comb and brush to razor—$3.50 to
15.50 \ -
Rest-hour kits, contain 2 sets of cards with chips
and a checkerboard-$3 '
Money bolts that will hold moncy safely, water-
roof, a guard against loss and a convenient way to
any funds—$1 to $3 ‘
~,- Diaries—even soldiers find time to keep one——$l
7’ Trench mirrors, of wonderful value and un-
‘rcakable,—50c to $1.50 '
', . Lott aisle. front.
‘New handsome
velvet bags-"$3.50.
{"7 Quite in harmonv with the Autumn scason, new
bags made of rich chifion velvet. :
it .Clcver shapes, fine quality,—and in rich colorsi
as well as fine deep black.
v" Thoroughly in tune, too, with onc’s cositltno—
«2150:
Left, aisle. front. 1’
Fine gifts
, ready in plenty.
i7 The jewelry section greets with readiness those
vise folks who choose holiday gifts early.
v’Tis agleam with fine jewelry, with handsome
t“ cliches, with beautiful pins and handsome rings.
E? 'And novelties! What a fine collection.
, Quite THE novelty in bags is the new Picchdilly
esh bag. Made of a remarkably fine mesh and with
opof unique form containing tiniest vanity kit—
23 to $33
‘5' New gold rings set with pink or coral cameos-
i- “Pink‘y” rings of id set .with sa‘ hires and
' and $1255? pp
New sterling silver horseshoe and friend-
' . Sale of Dresses!
- Ev. Dresses of Georgette crepe, 0f
~~-,VW . 13* tsatin, ,of Crepe Meteor, of fine
serge 0f beautiful velveteen.
Rich hues of blue and brown,
splendid deep blacks.
New handsome models in
tunic and pleated styles; with
trimming of rare taste in latest
Only one or two or three
dresses of any one style.
Sizes up to and including 44..
Clearup of stock from a man
who knows both how to make
dresses and how to do business;
who believes in clearing stock
when the season is young!
. Worth $22.50 to $35; _ .75
’ ready Saturday at--- $17
circles are set with glowing «tones—$1 to
u tvfi‘n. me Q.
‘Mlflo. sun. “25%;? '
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cies !
Don’t be slow.
Mister Man, in
picking overcoat.
’.l‘hcrc is nothingr to gain by waiting, Sir.
Chances are that man who waits will lose chance
to get excellent overcoat at less titan real value.
Certainty is that man who picks without dclay
ll.‘l{(‘S that saving
For we’ve a certain lot of ovchoats, worth #30
end even to $10 that mcn may pick from toduy‘i‘a; 0
' via .5
Ever-liked (.‘hcstcrficld models, loose
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HOWLAND‘S‘ ‘
! Entrances on Main Street, Fairfield Avenue, Cannon Street
Gen. Foch-«Man of the Hour.
today is directing the armies driving back the Boche’
towards the Rhine. . 2th
.Would you know more of the central figure: the
man who is showing his nmstcry of all the German
strategists? \.
,Would you learn more fully of this quiet French<
1mm who does things first? '
'A little book, in paper binding, at 25 cents will
interest you dcepl y. I
These new books to read for enjoyment or inforc
matron :—- -
Over the Top-Emmy
Mury-(imln—Joe Liumln
The Rising: Title—Margaret Behind
The Girl l'itlllplm—ltobcrt (‘lnuulicrs
Thirteenth Conunuudmcut—ltupct'l Hughes
Main fit or, rear.
Any at 65 cents.-
‘llvory-finish for
dresser and toilet-table.
Beauty anti service, they bring. Refinement and
utility, they combine. For these are little toilet no-
cessities with mounting of irortutinish pyralin: that‘
remarkable American product which looks so like
gennino ivory! ‘
iluir brushes—~32 in $4.50
Dressing cotnhs~—50c to $1
Mirrors~$1:.50 to $5.50
Jewel boxes—$4 to $9150
Nail polishcrs—RSC to 82
Trays—40c to $2.75 l‘it-ture frames-tine to $2.50
Manicure pieces—35c and We (‘imrmiug clocks—H to $6.50 _
Ccnltl‘ aisle, l'fur.
(‘ltlih lti'l]>ll€5-$l.35 to $1.50
Men‘s combs—500 .
t‘t'entn jars—40c to 860 n
liuir receivers—75c to $2
i'ut’f boxes—75c to S2
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‘ Gloves for now
.' ---and for gifts.
Good judgment will lead many a person to choose”
gloves for their own wcur now—and to choose other
pairs to be laid away for holiday gift.
These have special appeal because of their lines '
ness and bcaut y :—
Lambskin, soft and supple, white gray tan and
black—$2.2? ‘ ,
Lightweight fine gray mocha—$2.50 ‘ 1'
‘ ‘ Gray sucde of beautiful shade, lined with silk,—4
$2.50
(‘apc for children, sand and gray hucs,—. 2.
Center aisle, rtur. . _
Your favorite
cup at saving.
or both tca and coffee, a special savings cup is
ready! . '
Fragrant and delicious and cheering: read the
news! .
llowco tea, White No chop,——:tll flavors include
but mixed, Oolong, lingiisl breakfast, tmcolorcd Ja<
pan, Ceylon, and Orange Pckoc; regular 70c pound—q
1 lb—65c . 5 lbs—$3 10 lbs—$5.80 ‘
Howco coffee, Royal brand; of splendid strength
and flavor and the brcaki‘ust—tnblc friend of manyi
Bridgeport families; regular 350 pouutlz—-
box coats, smart ulstcrs of frieze,
in gruys anti browns and heather
mixtures, right. up to top notch in $2? F7"
tailoring and fabric, but at this ‘i
saving—instead of $94) to $10..
Saving too, ,
in men’s shoes.
Certain lines of men’s shoes,
instead of $4 to $5—
Thcse are the kinds:—
Black calf, straight lace or blnchcr
Patent leather, kid top
The point isz—Not all sizes in the lot.
If your size is there, a saving of 75 to HES»
lllt‘l‘t‘ too.
$3.25
Main floor, rear.
Fresh kerchiefs 'I
of snowy white.
M en’s hmulkcrchiefs of good-texture cotton, full
5 .c, finished with neat initial,—15c
Initial handkerchiefs for men, part linen,-25c
'Attractive initial handkerchiefs of ‘ linen for
women—19c . . '
Fine cotton handkerchiefs for women, attractive-
ly embroidered in white in comer,-—250
w .tt
1 lb 32c 5 lbs—$1.90 '10 lbs—$2.90 23 lbs—$6.75
l l-‘ront hast mcnt.
Overettcs for
- war 'workcrs---$4.
Lots of sense in the wearing of ovcrettcsl ’
i Women’s skirts are an actual danger, in many,
,‘sorts of the war work that women are so patrioticailyl
‘t; ‘:ing up. i
l Ovorettcs remove that danger; substitute safety
and a splendid comfort. Give freedom and case an
-’i,‘t‘lll'll')’.
Of tough durable khaki fabric— $4.
Second floor.
Let boy choose
mackinaw now. »
Double delight comes to boy when he owns his
lwcrful macltinatv early. Did you ever enjoy any,
thing more than being first with the new attractive
things to wear! And boys are thoroughly human.
Mackinnws now in glowing plaids and new styles
with slashed wickets. . «I!
Dandy fabrics. Good tailoring. Solid comfort.
Style to make every boy envious of the fellow who III!
one! ' . we! '
Sizes 7 to 18-49 and 312. i“
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