Iii Washington was loath lot-walk Joseph Davis _.___—_ m m 0" RAID cum mm FOR YOU! am . on navv saunas nova. ' You must see these to apple-1 ciste them. Have your pictures framed at ' Fred H. Ponty - 37 North lainltmt Palace Theatre Building South Not-walk, Donn. 'i‘he Norwalk Rifle Club will hold a practice shoot this afternoon. —--Soft and stiff hats, as. O'Brien. [ Miss L. Gertrude Dudley. of Mei-win street, is spouting the week in Red- ding Ridge. Another charming romantic painting of love and war in full colors by Neil Brinkley—in next Sunday's New York American. Mrs. S. Lockwood, of Chestnut street. is entertaining friends from Brooklyn ~JEWILRY, WATCHES, CLOCKS The most acceptable gifts that you can make. Charge accounts may he opened now.. Cash sales only. durine December. Brand's Jewelry Store. Addison Johnson. of Wilton. has re- turned from a few days 'siay in Wash ington, D. C. William H. Church. of Washin‘i‘non. Conn. was a recent visitor in Nor- walk. ’ Mrs. Wiitiam Higbee of North ave~ nuo, entertained friends at their home last evening. I Miss Susan Olmstead. who has been quite ill at her home in “'th Main street. is now recoverinz nicely and is able to [get around the house a little. ’ -—ilanpiness depends a lot on com tort. You can depend on liurnhom Boiler Cosey Comfort Heat fot‘ com rot-t. his the heat from the boiler that's made in “catchester County. A representative'wili gladly call at your reques‘. Lord & Burnham Co: Tlrrington. N. Y. The Misses Lynch have closed their ‘lionte on Crescent terrace. ‘and taken apartment at the Hotel Clifford. for the winter. Miss Elizabeth Hamilton, formerly or Norwaik, is spending a few days“ in New York, before sailing for Florida. where she will spend the winter. ~~ ~~New and more destructive imple- ments of war that have not yet reach. ad the battlefields-in next Sunday‘s New York.American. ‘ The Connecticut Oyster Growers‘ Jasociaiion will hold its annual meet- - at the Hotel Cards New, Haven. « \ Monday afternoon at 2:30 o‘clock. item of importance will be discus- sul, and than attendance of incur, br s is expected. . . \ A, c. HINE COMPANY -.' ISSUES NEW STOCK The A. Blue Company of Hartford has filed a certificate at the state sec- 'retar_v's office showing the issue or - 312,000 in additional shares of capitai :atock. thereby making the total out- standing capital stock 822,000. A certificate of incorporation for t , . ‘W. 11 Bennett Company or West. Ha t- . "M has been filed at the state se’cre tary’a‘ofllos. The capital stockis au-g 'thorlsed at 8100.000 and the company i will engage in a general minufactur, in: business. 1 The ideal Cioak' Company or Water ibury has organised. g. ’ l .. -‘ -m- ”—1—".-n-_«'- - *' - Coats that are beauties-“$42.50. Winter coatsfor women—marked by beauty and grace and value. thin 4 Raw they do combine all the csscntiaLQuaiitics of a good coat—~warmth and good style with no cx- rose of weight; cfi'cctivc in appearance but with no :urplus of material; true comfort and capacity for tong service. " tan Bolivia coats with collar of black opossum Bnrclla coats with kit concy collar Burclla coats with deep self collar Staunch vclour‘ with seal collar \ Angora knitted vclour with deep round collar Made in a dozen different models, practically. In general, belted effectively and cut .with high him warm. . ' mist-line or medium. Sonic pleated and some gathered, some half- uoue but sleeve lining. . Of colors, .1 rich variety. Worm shades of blue ‘ml brown and taupe and green and burgundy, ililt'k of course. $24.50 i‘ltnphatically good value at Second floor. New plaid and other umbrellas. . Nothing of the rainy-day dulncss about these might new plaid umbrellas. Rich combinations, cheerful, charming. 'S-l \ ,\\'1 Excellent black umbrellas for men and wtuncu, and white. on slxes~mc do: Bias seam tape; firm in or "trimmed haudlcsh‘liil ‘ Right aisle. rcztr. ‘ Good time. to ' choose ’kérchief. ,- . Not a whit too early for gift-choosing. , . ~rimination. Dress belting. nice quality, white and black—10c and the 3:! ' - .. -. oted‘beltin . black and white. And they have novcl and striking handles—titan) “ii-.3 yd ‘ - - - - . . . - Warren featherl-one belting. 2 to , l’hun Silk in rich colors with 'i'li‘ll plain huudlcs 4 Inch—25c to 602 yd I . Featherbone girdles. 2 to 3 inch ‘ ~25c to 35¢ yd Regular $4 shoes; to clear ’em out—— a Main floor rear. Be warm and safe. Little. protection is a good thing. Run no risk of catching cold, juSt because you k the flu is passed by. l'lgavy gray cotton shirts and drawers—$1.50 Good gray cotton union suits-$2.25 Warm and good-looking caps gloves, cx'ccilcnt sluttlcs,——$2 Left of Main street door. c , Live warm boys’ mackinaWs. o Monarch of all winter oven-coats for active boy: anckinaw. ‘ llocsn‘i interfere with any winter sport. Keeps chccrincss. Has life and wears and wears. New il'cncli style, slashed [)Oi‘kC‘iS, good tasteful incd and some of such warm fabric that they require plaids. Sizcs7 to 18—A- . Front basement. Make over your muff. ' New mui‘f bed mayumakc your old one just as comfortable as a new. . And what a saving! l‘uliucd beds—65c and 85c; liucd beds with cord or ring—black or brown—$1 to ‘ $3.50 Here are nccdi‘uls for the. sowing-basket:— (‘oilar bonds. sizes 12“;- to 17—— “’hlle fltowart‘s [snap dress fasteners black Iowa. 6 Left aisle. rear. Good underwear against chill. -. , . Keeps wca’rcr warm and wards off nnany an ill- Choosing now is done at leisure and with dis- ucss. - " , . ‘ . \ Flccccd white cotton vests and pants, excellent. some of much prettiness are also of small cost. weight-$1 ’and $1.15 ‘Women‘s attractive linen ;kerchiefs have figure cmbrmdered in corner. Many patterns at 29c and 35c I Men’s fine plain linen are of cod size-35c llid 500 g Center aisle. roar. .. _ ‘ ...__. h-.. —— ._ - -w .. in Foreign Countries, avail. l _ mommy m run ARIN. a the setting. Inflodtheleidthmam :Oflul stardom raglan-t. , "The white soldiiu’s father m kill. 0 ea pine: is ran. .u- M while fighting to tree the slaves in Art America Iasohall‘ oat-Chit war. the 'Y' man's father was one nail manna. Over at hora slave «aw-as the Mr'l In!" Union suits, flé‘eced, splendid weight,~$1 G'u-ls’ heavy fiecced cotton vests and pants-59c Children’s union suits, one-piece model,—5$l.25 Left aisle. roar. 'mnEnHQNVLANDQDhLGOQ Men’s good shoes-$2.95. ‘ . Just about 100 men have _this chance open“ to them. ' Black calfskin laced shoes. Leather or fiber sole, rubber or leathcrhecl. . Reasonablysurc to find your size, Sir. “'hlte tape. cxtm quality. 10 yds——~20c to ' rubberized grade-50c and We nickeled.——7c to 12¢ do: Lindsay side elastic garters with safetypin top—20¢ and 25c Sewou supporters of good clas- yds, white or black.—~l.’-c to 25ctlic, white or flesh—20c anti 25¢ $2.95 Q . Wears and $9 and $12. c 80c aprons. flue duplex safety pins. \ 1 ‘ Women’s gloves of fine degree. . . 7 Soft iirm gloves of capo; heavier than kid and warmer, thcy yet lit with pinoothncss and beauty. g‘llich tan and the handriome gray and beaver ‘\ shadcs— $2.50 ’ Fine imported gloves made of Selected lambskin, light and dainty and finished admirably. White or tan or black or champaguc~ $2.25 Splendid kid gloves, from France, with cficctive heavy embroidery upon back giving,r narrower effect to the hand. ' ' - ~ so, 'i‘nn gray champagne or whiic—~ (‘cntor uisic, rcur. I Clever collars , ' g’ for critical women. , Scc for yourself how greatly thcs'c add to cos- tume and how fincly they set off thc gown you thought required no touch of contrast! V Georgette crcpc acts of collar and coils, tuckcd and otherwise Mammoth—$1.50 to $2.50 Satin collar and coil acts. Some with silk fringe and some in sailor inodcl,——$l.50 to $4 ' Cowl collars of Georgette crepe in ilcslt or white and of not or lace—$1.50 to $3.50 Vcstccs of satin and Georgette crcpc, lots of dif« fcring and (minty ntodcls,—~$l.50 to $3.50 Collars of satin and Gcm'gcticqmd lace of many sorts, each style scpms'to have its individual charm“ 59c to $2 ' Center aisle. front. Watches of novel and rich beauty. Handsome ncw watches of wrist type for womcnt marked by novel pattern and a striking likeness to watches that sell at three to five times their price. For example a watch of white gold looks very ‘ very likcnn exquisite platinum watch. ' Even without this likeness, these watches are splendid specimens of skill and value. Eighteen ca m white or green gold_cases,‘,move- merits fitted with 15‘ jewels, cases allhnndmade' and finely engraved, in cushion and oval and roundand diamond and octagon shapes, fitted with ribbon brace-‘ .. let. '5 . ' . 'that Indications o! aim-ll NH livery man and titanium the Council Castor. Michigan. 84,815,000; , w” ahall W no MRI" in m, o! lacunae system should star on the noun Iowa. 08335.8“; Dela-m work of on several state Win at ”l” ' melts, MO. to“: by the Until 128.... COMPAN L Gift. of rare appeal and oxccllcnoe— $30 and M0, _, ~ Left aisle. front. - ._........- .4-.-» WAR "QJIC'I’I POOH!!! 0" mac. Depot. ti , .135. and Gunnery Schooififiami. m, Try a ”giL‘Q-J-‘ ' am am am an ‘ W Islam In. awn. at». ?
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