. thiamyornavylately? Jot down . them a friendly, cheerful greeting. .Yoa’li that just the cards you want Elly Newsl t 85 Wuhindton Street ‘ loath Nor-walk Joseph Davis WHO myourfriondahanmm Myamuandundoachoneot in our big and varied assortment. Fred H. Ponty 31 North Main Stunt Palace Theatre Building South Norwalk, Dean. "2... Stephen J,11ngvary, of Flax Hill lioad. has resigned his position as one of the foreman. at the United States Shipping Board. at. Wilson's Poinln andl'has accepted a like position in. Brldxeport. » John Holloran. 0! Spring Hill ave- nue, who has been oritit ally ill with Spanish influenza for the peat month. is now improving nicely. Hie recov- ery is now certain. bu't' it will be still some time before he will be able to not outdoors. A special routine of Clinton Corn- mandery. No. 3, K. T.. will be held in the Asylum in 'Norwalk nex't Thurs- day evening when Eminent Sir Thom as W. Morgan, Grand inspector. will The present. t'J'lie Order (11' the Tomplt will be conferred. mean you depend on \our boiler. If not better get one you «an depend on.‘ Such no the Burnham BoilerT ! 1 l the boiler oi Cosy Comfort Heat. “’1‘" made in Weatche‘ster County. Arop. resentative will gladly call at your'. request. Lord & Burnham Co.. lrving- 10.1.1111 -—-.—.——. Blareace 1-: l l l (‘1'oi'oot severad his: connection as a letter earrieg in the‘ South. Norwaik post office last eve-n lag. alter a creditable record or fif- teen years in the postal a(r\iee1\ir.‘ Crofot is to be manager of the A. & P. 00., and will have charge 01 the North 'Main street store. He has not been in the best of health or late and the change is made in hopes that l'l side work will prove beneficial M Sentinel Want Ads. Work Wonders. W PAWNBROKER’S SALE This is to notify all persons con nod that on or after Nov.- 20. 1918. l xmil sell at public ort private sale: 111' ‘26:; unredeemed within six months from the dates when the same were rest-actively left with me in pledge. 'l'lt numbers of pledge tickets, rep- ' resenting said property and the dates . April 2. 1918;18385. of their respective tunes are u [01 10"., 18215. March 2, 1218; 18246. March' 1 i . l l l 1 . 14. 1918: 18258. March 18. 1918; 18280,] March 87.1918;18296,18299 April, 1,1918;188M.Apfll2. 1918;18317.. APT“ 12,1918: 18337. 18841.18342, April 18,1918; 18344.Apr1115.l918; 18852,.April 16, 1918; 188“. ‘Aprll -18, 1918; 18374. April 22,1918: 18888, April 25.1911;1sm. Aprll- 86. 1918: 111.135, ; April 29,1911. 80.1%”th Conn. Nov. 16. 1918. J. m. ”Water-street. Ilia-0914M out»! l l 18:18. ,' . ouster tailors at big savingsNOW! . at least one of each , ful fabrics and models to ' for every man' a taste fit both figure and fancy. 2 and figure; have ' especially durable; have been $25 and $30—- been $20 and $22.50— " 72—“... w flomno's unmet! . --.__._.. '. mommy's Enfiances on Main Street, Fairfield Ave, Cannon Street No more khakl! InsteaduHOw'land clothes for men, best to be had, but at splendid big econ'Omies right now. would be of khaki;——get.a Rowland suit and overcoat instead; AND GET IT ' AT A BIG SAVING! Of course you held 011 on but" mg new clothes. Uncle Sam had first call on 1011. Now it’s different! Those new (lollies are needed—for good appear- ance and for comfort. No collection of clothes any where hcr'onbouts to equal the How land c01- lcction. We don't like to “blow"’——— but it is bigger than any other we know, and better, and greater vein 0. It is made by 1110 finest tailors in all America, of dependable fabrics, in right styles. And n0w we have a Peace Celebratio'n in the men’s clothes store and offer men 9.9": Wine 3 Mar: WM 1.1! “:1 the sharpest saving they’ve seen in many months. . Think of thousands of suits from Hart Schaii'uct' . 1‘; Marx and front Kuppcnhcimcr' "at. on economy 111-100 1‘“ )W! Think of thousands of overcoats from those same Then come and see those suits and overcoats! ‘ o the line value they are! See w'hatpiiue choice is therctl men of every build! Realize that this is very ' toginning of season for their scr1'1cc! Why this is Bridgeport’s biggest clothing news for men since the Rowland clothing store was opened. Slain ‘lioor. rcu r. 1-..th 191: L‘s.- mm 1 11¢ a... «‘1!» 191: “War: a ‘9‘.” See here briefly just What savings you Can make! These fine suits These splendid overcoats l models for young men and in fact for all men; of in “37105 min the form fitting double breasted every seasonable col models to the quiet and handsome chesterflclds or and eyery good pat- . -_ ‘ . , and big ulsters; tern, have been $4250 $37.50 have been $4250 37‘ 0 Wand$5°~— ' ' .' $45111de— These good suits ln styles and fabrics that give . equal choice to men of every taste A group of overcoats with every good style and every at ‘ ' tractive warm fabric holding ’ and 32)“? have been $32 50 place in it worth $.32 50 $35 $ 9 ‘35 an $40 33750211111 340—. ,, TheSe $25 and $30 wit: and overcoats; a great big this ipt of them. These special suits in a gathering all by themselves. Snappy taste “,9 Boys warm‘and handsome bathrobes Boys know how worm raincoata are-even if Those some soft warm grateful blankets are used. ‘Iuther doesn’t! ,, Those some excellent styles and the same careful 1 Who, how windproof it ll 38 well ”finish. , 1 . -ch mtloetli these boys rihes assignat aa- . Raincoat gives boy great service W“ ' an army shoe-$7 Price-drop hits many Dresses There is a new pl'jltt‘, 1athc1' two p11: cs, nu mm» tasteful and excellent dresses for women. Beautiful silk dresses; rich and uitmctivo and ,4 ideal for many occasions. , '" Serge and other fine woolen dresses: 5'.- ust nublt in both color and weight, \\tll- fitted for :21 111- -t.1l str- "” vice. Many in the store so short a time we’ve inn-div got acquainted with them! Satins and silks, plain tni’fcius and low It' pit .1~- . ing plaids; schcs with attractive tt'i111min-2.- Dress of special Dresses of syn vial $18.50 $12.5” value at $20 $25 and $27.50 . value at $15 $13.51) and up On sale S.'1tu1'du_\';‘li111itcd quantity! Shoes for~ the " man who knows For man who knows good hulking: and v2.1.1.1 leather; and good siv'lc ;».111d who ointmeiutns :21). ul sct'vtcc. Here are shoes 1‘01 him! Black calf, bluchcr, broad too flat 11ch t.}\_\ as . a. s ., .. . . + - ‘5, ‘ v. .. .1‘ . a . ' ' 1» l , -...,\; “.‘.... I.” .' . 1. ., s... ... 2““ Straight black calfskin shoes, lull or 1111110191110 No 1h11 or leather sole,—-—$6. 50 Splendid dark tan calfskin on 1111113111 1.1.1, 1111 j l. .'.:l1c1' or 111111 Neolin sole and rubber 11ch,~——$8 .f Rith't tun Cot do calfskin, straight laced model. ‘3' lo: liter sole and hcel,tti111 and line in nppcat'.1.ttce. .- ._. 7 r $ )luin floor. rear. 1; .1 ' 2 ‘ . omen S no a e ,jt. (.‘. warm lov cs :1: Finest of them all' I'm indoor. " ’ 5:. , Soit and pliableand of tich 121111 lute. Lint-d 3 with fur—$6 3, Tan cape of special st1lc, wrist length, strap - fastening at mist—$4 ; 1 + Walm cope with New ed lining. geod tan shades, '—~: -430 ".3 “ (11'111' mocha of soft finish and lino texture, flccwd liui11g,——.‘..". 1‘ Gauntlet "lo1 cs ['01- motoring, llldt 1., timed liu- ‘1? ing. -—:’~"2. '15? \ (‘enlm' aisle. roar. ;' Au”..-- .,, ‘-'1‘ Pay bllt $7 ' . .: If you Wish . "l"l1mc is no reason win any women should pay $12 for a pair of shoes. unless she, wis .S_ l on need puv but $7—1utd tor that you may 1' . choose .".irom scvtc ral shunt new 111111111110 mics—«and "got spit ttdid value 1"01 c1011! pctntv. ' \t $7. good shocntukinq. (loud tit, too. Nico appearance. Excellent 511111 c. Tfittutuomlftu't. 'l‘hoso make a desirable shoe. tomhinutiou, do they not! Dork! an kid inecd shoes with cloth top of dmk brown and tnilitut'v heels or ltt'cuclt heels. Dulkt tun calfskin with top oi light tau «loth. Pl'citv w'iug' tip and 111iliia'11'1'lu't'ls. 1 , Battleship gray kid laced shoes with grateful '~ wing tip and militant heels. ' Battleship 1211111 kid witllshmuulll and handsome plain vamp} leather l:‘ 1' (1111: ll hot-ls, ’ 'And those are. but examples of the 201111 shot-s for women at A $7 , twain floor. Mar. Fine scarf - w l 7; for Mr. Man ' Y on 0.111 2111 k 11 tic lol' .1 man-«and km'm he d be glad to pick one. himself il'oru just such 11 collection! llu l1 knitted sjllis 111 new cmnbinatious of worm and rot "subdued («floral-$1.25 to $2.50 liuudsome new 11 oven silks 111 unique. figures and in rare mmbiunticms of glorious mint-twill to $2. AI fine gloves as am man elatld 11 tail to wear». ‘ motto 'fnau reindeer with fur lining at 7,111 sills lira-1| 1pm-
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