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SUITS All) WOA‘IS
at above prices that will fit well,
look good and give a whole lot
more wear than you expected.
Try them.
GOOD FURNIBHHIGS A'l'
EQUALLY ATTRACTIVE
PRICES
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Joseph Davis
85 Wuhington Street
South ,Norwalk
FRED H. PONTY
Victor Records, Complete Stock
Player Rolls, Standard and New
Sheet Music, All Latest and
Popular
Developing Done
Printing of the Best
Kodaks, Batman‘s
Fred H. Ponty
37 North Main Street
Palace Theatre Building
South Norwalk, Conn.
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trigatiter General James A. lttanfl
of lhtnhury. has been ltansterredf
from Fort Sam Houston, Texas. toi
tlw totuiuatri of (‘amp Sheridan, Ma 2
llama. l
The condition of \‘lfll'ent‘i‘ li. Now-l
Lin who has been seriously ill \ittli‘
an attack of the grip at the home 01*
his Moms, 25 Park avenue. is 11"}
ported as being somewhat liiljv‘tflttl'
tlllb' lumping-Dunbur) News
All members 0! llit‘ Lad) \\';t.~hillz-’,
ton Lodge. Shepherds oi i’.etl.l»ahnin.i
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that intend to attend the lllilt'i'.‘tl of
Lady Anna \‘au Scoy tuill meet at the
lodge room. Monday mornng at 10'
tut-lock, and will follow the retinitis
to ltiversitit cemetery
Ralph Dei’alma, the automobile!
champion rare driver. who is well
. known in this city. was i'akon into thet
United States Air service yesterday.
and sent word to the management ot
the urmv air meet, to be held at ilel~
mont Park. today. that he could not
drive his Packard automobile naturist
t.‘. lrvini: llyinxlon and Jeremiah
Hanan, who have been appointed vot-
ini: machine intructors. will he at thel
titty "all this evening. from 7 to 9
o'clock. and at the same place on
Wednesday and Thursday evenintzs
to explain the workings of the mat
chines to voters who may need in‘
utructlon as to how to vote on the
name. ‘
—-FULL PAGE MAP
Showing the new Europe after the
war in accordance with President
, Wilson's idea of do” independence of
subject peoples. with every comp or,
next Sunday‘s- New York AmeriCan.
one of the fliers, as he had planned.
Refore leaving for Fort ”time.
Wednesday afternoon, (‘hai'l'bs ll .
Roardou. of 2‘) Taylor avenue, was,
presented with a handsome wrist‘
watch by the South Norwallt Trust
‘ 00.. of which he has been bookkeeper.
This watch will prove very hand)"
when he reaches Franco. and win,
without doubt, often remind him of
the folks back home.
DISCUSS BUSINESS HOURS.
HARTFORD. Oct. 26.——~chresenia-
tives of the sixteen leading dry goods
and department stores in Connecticut
'hcld a meeting in the rooms of the
(Thamhcr of Commerce. yesterday. to
discuss conservation measures. The
meeting resulted from a communica.
tion sent out by the National War
Service committee. recently. to thei
owners of department and dry goods‘
stores. in an effort to ascertain what
business hours were vital to them.
{My were asked to reply and to state
the smallest maximum hours consist.
eat with successful business manage-
ment. Information concerning the re- '
unit of the deliberations was not avail-
.llblo. '
'TRfiiN GAM'BLERS FINED $20
EACH
NEW LONDON Oct. fills—James
Erdslep of Chelsea. Mass, Robert
Marshall and Henry Schonfield of
New York city were fined 320 and
casts each in the police court today.
on a charge of min; on a New Ha-
ven railroad ti on route from Boe-
Ion They were arrested in Chic!
Melt-hon oi the railroad police on
mmplaint at J. )lcCuileu. who claim
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women’s splendid §
1 . suits at $35.
l? First of all:—-tlie Service Suit.
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3? 'As smart and clever and military in air as any
'woman could ask.
3:7 Of blue men’s-wear serge with smart belt and
patch pockets. .. fig
g Skirt made with flap pockets foo. f‘l$;£§',, '
‘97 From collar to skirt-hem, an alert attractive suit
with just the right amount of wartime spirit.
~33» Then—other suits with won'ianly grace and
b‘c‘auty.
).
V Some with long-skirted coats. Some with rich
collars of plush. Some with attractive braiding.
Some with many many pretty lustrous buttons. Sonic
with belts.
. 'And in brown and taupe and navy and black.
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~ Fine scrgcs and‘wool jerseys
l and poplins, marked by excellent
I tailoring and value,—
SCColld ilior.
Nice black
silk waists---$3.50.
" ‘ Rich black crepe dc chino waists~wcll fitted for
every service.
Nice and fine of texture. With subdued but
beautiful luster. In several good styles.
t3 Plain waists with no adornment, high or low
heck, graceful collar.
1!" Pretty waists with embroidery upon front in
several good patterns, low or high neck, one at-
lvctivc style with wide (.‘Ullal‘.
‘ " Excellent in style. and quality and value—— $3.50
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" Second floor. :5. .9:
Personal service
for busy women.
l
.r" ‘ To enable women to maintain hair and complex-
ion in accustomed beauty and freshness, prompt
service for all who are busy with lied Cross and other
:Wt'l' activities.
l “' Many experts ready to give you
inanicuring scalp treatment shampoo facial massage.
F or those who require them, these helps to good
and stylish hair—dressing:—
wavy switches—20 inch. 22-inch wavy
' ' $1.25 switches-—
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‘ $1.75
24—inch SMtChCS’ 3-4 transformations— $2
.Wavy,—- .
5" Wavy all-around transformations—~$6.50 ‘3,
Gray pin curls—$2. [Pin curls—$1.50 Q9155"
lulu ._. Third floor. "ij g:-
. Lino mats,
'extr ---$6.50.
We“? ' Mats for use in any one of several small rooms
‘ at cost of , , “1,, $6.50
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'Armsizrong’s Corkoline linoleum. -'
, f Light but durable, easily kept clean, sanitary,
lfastcful. '
' 4 $6.50
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in"
eet by nine feet—extra valuc— l‘
W' . .- ,. Third floor. .-
l Good nainsook
, at bargain.
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flowLano's
,. Entrances on Main Street, Fairfield Avenue, Canno
Graceful little
hats and tarbans.
Something in tune with the season marks these
new small hats and tut-bans.
Ma *‘lie it is their rich hucs:—brown and blue and
henna and taupe.
Maybe it is their fabric: splendid velvet or com-
bination of velvet and beaver!
And may be it isn‘t any one thing but a combi-
nation of several!
But their charm is apparent at a glance; becomes
suit or coat and with today ’s mode of hairdressing!
And there are new dress hats trimmed with OS-
ll'll'l| bands and pompous and plumes and tips; some
black hats and some in the hues of fashionable fur.
Also there are hats trimmed with the prettiest
of little flowers made of lu'ightdiued Velvet. What
clear fine t-oult'asl llitist' flowers do give!
Second “(If r.
Underwear to
avoid illness.
One good guard against influenxa is scasonablc
titult-ru'eur. '
Men Women and children should, alike, be warmly
dressed: that helps one resist attack of illness.
These sot-ts are good and warm—and have spcc-
in] price attraction:—
Women’s union suits of “llllC flccccd cotton, all
sizes,— $1
Women's vests and pants, cotton, warmly flccccd,
._ 85c
(lirls’ warm white cotton ficcccd vests and pants
-— . 59c
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i . Boys’ heavy gray cotton shirts and drawers-75c
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ll; Men’s warm gray cotton shirts and drawers——
f" $1.50
i Main door.
Brushes worth
more than price.
if" Tooth brushes, nice even firm bristles, sensible
and tested shapes,—19c 25c and 35c ’
{73 Hair brushes, chpClcan style, easily washed——
§3= 500 to $2
‘ Nailbrushcs, good and firm, scrub quickly and
. thoroughly—Me and 25c .
Whisk brooms, good size, flick dust off in a jiffy,
p— 39c.
Center aisle, front.
Cape gloves
appeal to women.
because their wanuth and staunchness does not pre-
vent them from fitting with smooth grace and beauty.
They are apecielly line for wear through Autumn and
Winter; have comforting warmth and give excellent
crevice.
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Overcoat {
rush som! '
. ‘h o; f. ist,-an'd
If you’ve a good one already, you’ll only need
rush to spot where It ’5 been carefully stored. 7 -
it: If you’ve not, better rush here. a: «in; . l:
Better still, come now and you won’t have to rush
at all. “a.“
Ready'f—gt‘»od stylc, dependable fabric, careful
tailoring, nice fit, full valuc,——-all insuring good serq'
"' A couple of sharp days, a ti
men rush for their ovcrcoats.
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Yes; insu mice against attacks of cold. ‘. j
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luvct'y sort of overcoat from big ulster t0 Ch '
tcrficld. . .- :3
$25 to $85. .
Main floor, rear.
Slick shoes _
for all men. :
E: Slit-k in looks—and built for good service foo, ,
if Clever in finish—and fttll of durability. is“
Tan Russia calf with Neolin sole and rubber?-
hcel, straight last,—-—$7.50 , . "I.
Dark tan Corda calf with broad lice], narrows
i'ocd st 'atght lash—$7 fl
Black calf, straight or bluchcr last, broad flail
hccl, broad shank, unusually comfortable,-—$6 to $9
Black kid bluchers with medium broad toe—$8
Main floor. rear.
Comfort gift
for Mr. Man. 1
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' 'A house coat sums up in itself many home ’coni;
forts for average man. a
“treat time to pick is now. Ample stocks, fine
variety. Rich plant colors with fancy trimmings—o:
finc Persian silk or vclvct or corduroy! ‘ u
Prices all the way down from $lS-and some
special plums at ..
is“
Here are dandy holiday ones with slil ; crs to
match. Cord edge, some with shawl collar, some .With'
cord girdle. orbital.“
' What a bunch of good colors and patterns!
$6.50 to $18.
g Bathrobe goes in comfort class too.
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\ Main floor. rcar. i“
Refreshing tea ‘
& coffee savings.
Some of the finest and most-enjoyable teas and
coffees of the Howco famtl y at a special price for just
a day or two longer! .1.
Of course there is a reason :—~wewant these high-t
quality teas and coffees to secure an entrance to more
appreciative homes.
Howco famous tea, all flavors, regular 80c 15.":’
\
" 1 lib—72c 5 lbs—$3.50 10 lbs—$6.60
Howco Cream cotfs, a fine blend, regular 450 lb
1 Ila—42c 5 lbs—$2 10 lbs—$3.80
Front basement.
Blank et comfortables;
unique and handsome
A comfortable woven exactly as is a blanket! ‘
But in an allover pattern, and with a closer W
fiandofpeaterbeantythanahlanhet. ‘
Nice weight but not too heavy, warn,
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