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BUY BONDS! ti
DOUBLE THE
THIRD!

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Joseph Dotti;-

85 Washington Street
South Norwalk

 

 

 

 

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All Records in stock it they are
to be had.

RECORD ALBUMS, RECORD
CABINETS, OPERA
BOOKS

1 * FRED‘H. PONTY
i f- KODAK SHOP
South Norwalk, Conn.
Palace Theatre Building

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Otficer (31111.11 reported that the pol
lice dummy under the Washlnuton‘
street bridge wan broken curly last
evening when it was run into hv an
unknown car. He was unable to 1130!!
the‘ number of the car.

 

 

 

 

Michael Rhlcliford is erecting unl‘

addition to the William M 131-115,
place of business in Winnipauk The!
new structure will 1111.51 feet ion? in
10 feet wide and will be used lot tlu
storage of feed.

 

Mr. and Mrs. Frank S. M11I'rill. or
East av.enue will not I11111e tor tlu- Ir
yintei home in \‘1w Yoik 1-it_v for a
short time. as tl1e_1 l11111- de1 111111! to
remain in Norwalk till the 1111mm on
account of the Spanish influenza cpl-
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-—PIES, PIES, PIES ,

The Burdick home made pies. lzii‘l

der new management. Ryan and Sher-i
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The Bridgeport police in :1 11110-5
phone "IPSSB e to the local lieudoum
ters last e1ening requested tilltl 11
'-Iook out be kept for an Oakland tour-
ing car V0. 40919 Conn.whi1~h wasl
«tolen from Bridgeport. The. 111111 wnn'
the. property of EduIn HTnclu-Iilte.
143 Keeler avenue, Bridgeport.

 

 

John Kennedy of 1 heslnut Hill 11111-
i1t1e. just within the rim line. 11111.11 :11
rested iae'. nirht 1m t‘onlllluim oi lilSi
wife on a 1l111m11 of breath of the:
peace. lie was found uniltv beloro
Judge (‘andeo this morninc 11111! .-11’111 .1
teneed to 301l11ys in juil. but “119‘
paroled until Nov. 2nd 5

The members oi l’1i1l11 ot‘ ('11III‘!‘
Narruk. Companions ot the Fin-11111.“
will meet tomorrow 1111-11ing at the
home of Mrs. John lluvis, on l‘l‘llrs
street. for the ”purpose of conduction
funeral services over their late 11111111
panion “15. Anna i)o1-11111_1\llu11m ‘
hers are urgently req11111~te1l to be pre-
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A clash between 11 trolley 11111‘ and!
an automobile on the Westport turn-
pike near Peat Swamp 11‘ as ropoiteti'
to the uptoun police station filltllliV
after it 0(‘1011k last night. The1e l
port says that the 1111 due here at:
10: 5!) was coming from llr1‘i1lg1oo1t.
when it sideswlped a touring 111111iri\
on by Adolph Russell of Westport ‘
breaking the front wheels the wind.
shield and mud guards. No one l1urt.5
no arrests. 5

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A Wilton avenue resident 111111195
forcible complaint to the. patrolman on!
the Wall street beat this morning, in
1 1211rd to the habit of the Ward bread
1 11‘11k and other commercial vehicles'
1 completely blocking River street
f 9 north 1nd of the planking over.
1 ‘adi‘oad tunnel just before seven;

-' lock ever-1' morning. He claimur

ii I himself and other residents of
tlr t section 11110 drive to their work.
are seriously delayed. '

 

 

 

 
 

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HOWLAND'S ' . HOWLAND'S ~ fl0,W..LA;1§.Q?S; 4‘1
Entrances‘on Main Street, Fairfield Avenue, Cannon Street 5: :

 

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.\‘11v11r $.11 diliicnlt to combine style and good fab:
i1 and 1"11111l tailoring in n woumn's suit at $25, as
Il1i> 5111151111!

But out tailors have done it.

\\'11 oiTcr the suits themselves to provt1 it. to yom

Not one or two stylcs~but a number.

Scusonnblc pretty i'nbri1j15-poplins and surges.

’.l.‘uslt1l'ul colors—with blue and black and brown
and taupe the 1nost-1unu_c1ous be 111190 they are the
most liked 111111 the. most:- set viccublc for all occasions.

A 111111latiou in attrattivcncss at— ‘ $25
Second floor.

Shoes of beauty
and new pattern.

Stillvlullt‘tl u‘t'ztys and ri1-h ii11ld-1nouscund brown
tints; what tasteful and rich contrast they oiicr to
111111311111\1‘Auttnnnatlirc.

S]1l11n1lidl_11-1_rr111111l'ul lines. trim and bountiful
1.1:1zl11 with 111111111111111111-111111. to little 1l11tuils oi
linish.

lt‘ioltl-monso'kidflzn-ed, with llllllt'lllllg cloth
lltll—-1—$7.i.)ll

(lruy kid with 1'lnlll top, militnry or l1‘rcn1:l1
l11111I-s—~ i=8

l1‘i11ld-1nouse with cloth top to mulch, lcrtllicr

l‘ 1111lll11111lS.—-1->l"l)
(lrtty kid, vanity lat-11, matching 11lttlll 111p~$lll
Fine 11111111121 blown kid with top of li11l1l»niouSt1

l.;id ( ub11n luck—"<1!

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Delighting needlework
for Autumn. evenings.

.\l:1ny :1 (‘hrisliuns gift 111:1) llt' begun
ishcd, thcsc splendid indoor evenings! 5

And what beautiful new things 111111 waiting for
1 111’s needle.

Silk- -crcpc two- piccc 1111i: nnas of corn color are
tiimmcd with litvht blue while 11 lute are trimmed

and tin-

i steiiillv stumped. Set. complete—$6. 75 .,
5 Fine nainsook gowns and combinations, some of
sleeveless type, are stamped with simple, but very
pretty, patterns. $1.75 and $2.
Sweetest. of little dresses for children of 2 to 10!
W hitc waist with skirt. of delightful color—and

Men’s shoes;
fine bargain!

Three sorts of dandy Autumn and ii inter shoes
for knowing men. ,

Each Sort worth $8.
Gunmetal calf skin
Wax calfskin

Tan calfskin

Every one on snappy good-fitting English last
and splendidly made

1 Practically all sizes in the black, most sizes in
the tan.

A bargain of spot 1111 appeal to 1110!) who enjoy

linc sli1,.e:~1;rcgular $811alucs— $6 85

Each at- $6.85

Main floor. rear.

Seasonable soothing
creams and lotions.

To take the sting awav i'ioni kccn breezes 0f
\utumu and to lning1 11 11111iifving and 11‘11'1tcful com-
51”,.”

Daggett K1 ltumsdtll's c1111111~ Pond‘s vanishing errant-and cold
We to £1011 _ cream—23c and We
Ponipt-mn muht 111‘1-11111-L‘-11 11nd (,‘11ticnra ointment—50c

35c. day errant—1121.1 )temnol ointment—45¢

lilcuya creme—05111 1:11II11111n’s freckle creutno-t‘lc
MC“)! “Tale—1‘1"? Rose water and glycerine—lfic
I12l11n1u tiu11111e-otlc ' and 35¢

I1‘rostill:1-—2fic \
.I11‘o Dena cold c1‘1um—30c and
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“oodbuii e 1111:1111 ..c 135(-

(innruud’u 11111111111! cream-.5135 , _ r
lergcn's imnroin and almond Miro Dena slim cream-Jim and

lotion-101 $1.21
llindU u l1o1111111111l nluioiui Cl‘mln— .\I11‘o 1311111 milk of \iolcts and cu-
45 cumbcr—Sbc.

Just to give you an opportunity to test them:—
Liinitod mnnbcr of sample. packages of lilcaya cream
."l.lt'l l-Il1111ya i'a1111 powder free. To the first purchas-
ers of lullt'! needs!

C(‘ltttl' al.~le. front.

That boy’s
suit is ready.

if voui boy is a patticnlar boy, if he likes a suit
til it is full of 1.,1‘ood live l0ok=, ~—his suit is rcadv.

1i v,0n himself, want that. bov to have a suit
that will 111.111 the hard service you just know he will
give it his suit is 1cad_1.

New styles are a 1111iation ol' the Norfolk; the
{1111111111 model.

’I‘hcv have 1111 upstandino soldieily look, me fin-
ished with 31.141111! potkcts, make 11 liov 51111111 extra
$11 night and ulcit.

(luod blur serges and handsome mixtures in sea-
sonuble colorn.

Some of them are the llowland llonbl11~St1rvi11c
mils. have two pairs ol.‘ trousers.
Sizes 7111 18—- 91110111343].

Furbelows that
are charming.

(ioor octlc c111pc and, chiffon and not . tand organtiy, do~
li11htl'nl blue and gray and brown and galuct and
white and flesh—mud artillery rod! 500 to $2. 50 1d

Pleated and tucked satin and net and organdy
I" or vestccs, flesh anti white,—$l to $3.75 yd

Silk fringes of rose and navy and brown and gray
11nd black, knotted or plain—500 to $3.50 yard.

Camisole lace—a special. I‘ightccn inches wide,
shadow and filet patterns with bands to match £01
shoulder straps—$1 yard , 1

Made veils of plain or fancy mesh with chiffon
border, taupe and brown and purple and black—

 

in unique exclusive patterns. $1.75 to $3.51).
- Third floor.

THE HOWLAND DRY GOODS COMP'ANY

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NOW IN UNITED STATE.

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In .1, run. chewing gun. mm. 11111111111111”: regular nllotmnln.

1331.75 and $2.

Center aisle. front.

 

 
 

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years.

If you have 111111.1111l11 ol ulwats
st ylc—lcadcr, of the so: 1.11111:—
Kuppeuheimer suit with the Grenadier hack. ’
Military shoulders. \Vt‘ilL‘tl scam back with clear"
1-11t line at waist, [luring skirt, and ullround air of
good style!
In the spawn '11 rich colors and good fabrics-—

$30 to $65

picking the

Did you .
know, Men.

that in this store is Stiltl 1'\'11l‘_\‘lllitlg‘ for men's \‘.'(‘(ll'-4

a1 d that everything is topnotvh.’ -
W11. wonder! For 1’11‘c1‘y day or two we iind a
man who “didn't know thcv \old shoes at How-

l111111‘s”o or “didn t know they <old Knppcnhoiincr
1‘l11llICS and Nail S1 ha liner 1% \l11 1rx clothes at How'-
land’s” or“didn tkuow tlit_\ Stll l >111-l1 corking men’s
sweaters at How‘lgind‘s”!

Advertising is a funny thing, isn't. it? Here
we’ve been telling men about our shoes and clothes
and .wentcrs and sporting goods and shirts and 1m.
dot-wear for years—and yet men don't know!

If you, who read. 1111: one who didn't know, come
and learn i'ot‘ yourself what. worthy clothes and fit-
lings you can buy here :it fair price.

it you did know. better do 11 good turn to some-
body rise and puss the word along.

M111] ’5 clothes :md shoes and
l'uinishings. all on main llotn.

M1111 s 511111111115 and spotting goods
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Oilheaters
on the jump!

Rnshcd’ 1111 how by motor tiutk so nobodv would
b1 disappointed!

J mi about the best thing ever built. to heat a
room quickly at season when lurnacc or steam boiler
is not needed.

. Give a great heat! Odorlcss; will not. smoke if
given reasonable care. Easdy carried from one
room to another. Wondrous handy!

Two sizcs——rcady instantlv at $5.25 and $6.50

 

 

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