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In a few of the may all
Suit sale for
you personally.
85 Washington Street
South Home“:
‘3 Joseph Davis 7 .
WHO
among your friends have gone into
the army or navy lately? Jot down
their nemee and send each one of
them a friendly, cheerful greeting.
You'll find just the cards you want
in our big‘and varied assortment.
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Fred H. Pontyv .
37 North Main Street 1
Palace Theatre Building 1
South Nor-walk. Conn. ;
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City News} «
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~ a suit in it. for that woman.
oe 'tis required for business, or for afternoon
i‘ for those delightful informal ereningst
The oommh-rioners ot the lirst tax-
Wednesday ironing. the first meetinrf
last evening. the first meetlnz to he};
held in their new quarters at tit Wall!
street. Routine business was traus-‘l
acted. l
natever the need. the suit is ready~aiitl ready
we economy too.
‘.'e know it is only the beginning,r ot'the season.
ale for every woman who reads its‘
uowutmrs
Entrances on Main Street, Fairfield Ave., Cannon Street
y Wrath,“ Probe! :, hilt.
Men’s leftover
shoes-"and a
fine saving!
it we could get. other sizes to match in with these
shoes for iiicii—eVi-ry pair of them would be worth
$5.50 on today’s market cost.
But we can’t do any such thing—so we are going
to clear ‘em out at less than their former price!
Is five
worth five?
Smart English style shoes and ltlueliers' with
fairly ltroad toe; limit of guiiinetal ealt'skiu with‘
tough leather soles and heels.
A fair range of sizes~~antl what a bargain fornien
they will tit!
'l‘lieii‘ old price was iii-LJU—as we said. they are
worth $5.7») iodai'wllut to s
- 3.55
sell the lot tpiick— _ '
Main floor. tear.
Much pretty and
new underwear.
Styles are pretty. haves and enibroiderics are
pretty.
:s‘o ‘tllt‘M‘ new gowns and rlteinises and other
.pieees of underwear are pretty—and satisfying.
Commit: I91! um filléll‘nfl 8: mi:
Here is a straightforward (lilt‘~ll-iil. lien. 3
Good durable niusliii or nainsook, good thorough
sewingr st-i'viee is assured.
Xainsook eiiyelopo clieniises. lots and lots of pat-
terns with trimming of Val or tilet laces of dainty
einbrt titlei'y,—~$l to $3 lie“ 5. /
Muslin combinations, comfortably fashioned and If it is. \‘tttl are imm-st.-.]_
l . , - .
. .\ e. know. as other inert-hunts tell its. that this is
to to cut prices.
Mrs. Louella 1-}. Norton. of lierby.
forty-fire years old, dropped dead of
heart disease yesterday when she!
noose to attend to her six months old:
child which was crying. iler lllisllanfl‘
saw her {all over the crib and lecov-i
_ «rod that she was dead. "
'ust the same, we are going to give women a
lid ehaiiee.
a‘hey may pick from hundreds «it suite at less
--——— regular price. -
A large picture of the bench and. ‘
bar of Fairfleld County of 1918 has}
been received by attorney ire 0. Greg-i
«try. and in resting in his olhce in Well
street. in this are the pliotocraphs of!
I?! of the lawyers ol‘ this county, and
in the center of ‘lllP picture is the
photograph of the Honorable tieome
W. XVheeier. associate judge of the.
Suits ol' good style. Suits of nice fabric. Stilts
' setlstilit‘lblc color. Suits of thorough (llldfit'ill't‘flll
.iiig. Suits fully up to our high stainlard—right
l the regular collection of the store.
These are the stly‘ilttjs‘ they are t‘tfft‘i‘t‘tl at :~
up or units in "may colon :\ tullulma of mils in line rubrics
Sllfl'flor court. Idons, and «don I",
. ____.__, n 325 $19 50 sly}: ~. int .‘1- been $28 50
Mr. and Mrs. llugli (‘ook, of (‘ross .V'.o~ e sad..." .o 9:91.”— 9
lih-lt mul ll':ill'l".'l au'l‘ ol‘ vim-r
:ual imnidtloil. and Iltziil at on: e.
um"! “"" "'r $39.50
collars. liaie been
thou:
street have received a letter from
their son. Private Edward J. (Rink. in "
which he states that he has been
transferred to Newport News, \‘lrtzl-
ula. where he expects to be located
for some time. lie has no homes of
getting home \ery soon, for he is in
the eighth group in tho demobilization
which group will probably not be sent.
home until after the first of lliewreul‘.‘
:15 to $.13.—
. Good curtains of.
small cost.
','iirtaius of firm and strong,r texture, though
i and pleasing ot' et’l'eet.
Two hundred miles of the Rhine
shown in a double panorama will he
given free with New copv ‘ol next
Sunday's New York Sunday Ann-firm.
the day before the scheduled oeeupa».
Unit of the Rhine cities by the Alilt‘l‘l’
13in forces.
\larquisctte sash cut-tat .=. a yard long, , hem-
lied and all ready to hang-«(Suzi
l
l
i‘dbhle's Wagon show that planned at i
'lve Palace and Regent Theatres Wed-
‘sday night. was the topic of conver-l
tion in South Norwalk yesterday:
' in close harmony was well marked;
:4 1 proved a. great success. Those}!
tl~ ‘ participated were Thomas Me: -
Serim and litarquiseite curtains ot' full length.
.zst itehed, nicely niei'cei'iseil. good luster—$1.50
iIANDSOME TABLE lil‘NXl‘IllS ot' inoquette
.sh that look much like rich small table rugs.
"erecrised, Oriental and Japanese patterns, roses
nicely tinished. ll'lllllllllig‘ oi" lace ul' embroidery,
ltll':l\\'t‘l‘ or skirt pattern—~33! to $3.50
Muslin and etiinbrie pettieoats. tloiniees of em-
rlit-oldery or lace, some with attractive inserting,—
l$l2510 i“). '
AN Y TIME.
t Nightgowns in sliporei' or long—sleeve styles.
iiiaiiisook. eaiiiltrie and muslin. some of special beauty
,and t'llili‘lll~ "$.25 to $7)
1 .
l Short and trim pettieoats of ttnislin. triiitining of
i(“llllH‘ttltlt‘l‘.\‘.’—7-)i' to $1.“).
hit-iiish your next clothes!
youngr gentleman.
Second floor.
ThanksgiVing ~
new clothes all your own.
a lug to save tire on them.
' ' “ '7 -
and . sav1ngs . ~ More good clothes here illtill anyep‘neis else i
l . ' . _ licrealiout's for men. ‘ "i
. Here are some ol' the sarings that TlitiiikSgiriiig , . ' 4. if
iiii-iiiu‘S~--l‘oi- the WP tariin: ol' the dinner of the rear. “ he" “um“ “"“l‘ Militia "V“ 't"'tii'.l't GWEN! i"?-
l . ' . s I I , . . " . .
tor lirtahtomnu the home. ioi- halitenin r housework! So stoeksare tleiiti'——J’;ihries: e «at . w 5‘5?
H . . . _ . . ‘ ' ] .. ll ., o )J. style: , J,-
3 Ike lotirth lloor lionietin-nislnng section isa busy are right-what else could they he lrom Kupoeu- 1"."
:spot. "l‘is stteli economies as these that make it so. heiiiier or from llart Sithtifi’trr-r a Mari? I .. ‘
l I - n - l ' ' i ' ‘ - .
Hod thtit‘olt lIUIHlN‘dS “1 WU"- . . And sayings aro'as welcome Ei-i stocks are e.
3359 bread buxtisw'fl)“ 33;; small “10pm“ lamps . good—Jot" we are celebrating the virtual, end of
‘k the war iii a way to make iiieii :itighti"s;l:t:‘
», -25 iiialiogany—iinish
twys»»$l.95 ‘
$3.50 ash (‘tlllS—w‘liii
$2.27) bread linkers—$1.3
$1.87) cake boxes—$1.67)
is" gas buriiersw‘J'Iie .
Here is what you will li;i«l:---
42.25 ' l
l These tine suits
.ltlca‘asmantles—lli'or25e . " in moon to. , i . '
. ._ - ' u .. , . . C ' . at . ~ '- ' lmuig men and in .‘II 56“ . r-n‘. : . . '
3751‘ tllllllllllllll’l \‘tilu'tilmng $35)” it‘ldl). Sltlt‘l S”$'l-!" , not. for all men; of 0‘1‘l')‘ N‘ihllll- tint?li;a‘—‘l“f‘t‘il.‘lh(£llnu3;h {:Euflrfig
i 46:". :‘s‘] eot't'ee lnills-80€ . i ljl‘:.‘f,’.l2.'.'; "“d "w” “"0“ "mm“ will},{fatHWfifie“Mum-"“1 In“
‘ ’ .- 40c gallon oil cans—W210i: , 22.50 at; $37 50 “Ct"! to: a", m.
85c to $l.:!t) tea and eofi’ee - ml 350—— 0 “ml to 35o— \ . . _
gait)?» “fingers—$5 \4
ooe brooms—400. 3.
$1 step studs-500
$1.40» food ehoppers-95c
pols—75c
$l.85 Dover sail irons——
$1.35
These good suits
l styles and fillil‘ltfi tliatiglvc equal
mice to men of every taste and
active warm fabric
- - - . . $32.50 $35 $31.30
.. r . .. a . . .. _ lldll i ii it.
13331)) llOlililt-l’. till’l0>-$1.80 $1.30 casserolcsmtloe fastigslisms‘aziio atltiotiiii $29 ""d “"—
’. ' - ('lltlllle N “03 $20 t:l0€tl'l(3 piano iii! ‘ ’
killers-431.10 lamps $15 .1 r _ These. $25 and $30
‘ ‘ \ suits and art-rooms; a great: mg- l" a authoring
$1.35 covered sauecpai‘s
flowmflrs
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ls five dollars worth tire, dollars to you?
if it isn't. \\hy you’re not li'1l.'£i‘t.ti‘lll to this
lt‘ five dollars is worth fire. it is worth sitting
Botany time means just this than ROW! ‘* —.
For you can sure it or. a suit ut clothes an
O\'(,‘l‘('Uill-—-lllc suit and overt-oat you didn't expect
'to need because you counted on having- liiicle'fiam
Now you are not needed by that live with .3'
And now you think you'd better have some
llere. they tll'i'-— and it is as easy as rolling of!
These Splendid overcoate
A group of overcoats
with eiery good style
. and nor at-
eicry age; have been y
_ $29.
These special suits I
7 all by themselves. '
tine lot of them. at least one of ”mm” “mm“ l‘ahr
at.
i m .fi.‘,i.'v'r:‘£_'ia»
s L-
, . 2.") lllt'kOle lt‘a' kt'lllt‘S it's an n 1.]
Manon. Ralph Dibble. Joseph! MP" . iltl blues 311d tans and greens and browns $350 if $1 75 . “_ $1 put-1h? [olefin-cry man-5 taste and :3"? dwfiibrgulrc and faint-g. 821‘;
"Mahon. George 1; Price and Pro essor . y ' “fl .‘ ' . ‘ ' "r : ‘ "e . ‘ , . ' r; ""9 . ‘t .
Jumps Sexton. . i - ’ ’54-25- \ . Dollars quickly do a lot of extra work for lltlll Effl‘gos , 0 {:3},“,;.‘_.§2.,o_- 16.50 ‘
‘ l l ‘ TN” floor.’ ‘ lilitlpCI'Sl Fourth Pfimyt l "" ’ Main liner: tear. .
The final meetint'ot t‘ie Enworthl . , ‘ 4"“ "““""“‘ "‘“’ , . . ‘ ’ " ‘_ ‘ T‘“"‘ w- l, " ~-——'..._-....,_.. ; ..-—. ...._.__ t h _ - .-.... ._._..._-,._,. ..-,......._..... _ . ,
“learnt! of the Eat Afinne church MW ‘-— -——— H
Win-MyChnm week. will be held wf A letter received from Cipt. J. Line-
might. it". 1. Hanson Thompson of soy Hoyt. dated Oct. 22. states that at
the MM Baptist church Will that time the boys in his ,commnnd
talk on the subject: The Use of the were ieartui that mower would be \
Margin. a: the sons service Mrs. over berm-e they could get mute front
ma (Ironwood and Mr. Thompson ‘ y " . ~
win sing nice. Everybody come and; ‘ oAtLv Tnoudn'r.
make the mating the' beet of the Patience is the art of hoping.eVau-
~ . ivenarxuee. -
WAR CONGRESS
(Continued from Page One)
. . » ' .
after passing the adjournment resold-l
week. . j * _:
e Senate and House waited on the
.' hut and were advised that he
can. to make.
The debate in the Senate In ten--
lonely Odom Wam et till-um
proposal for a league of nations,
‘ ADJOURNS AFTER- lg;:l:‘hetif California. democrat.
HOT SESSIONl-Durlng the day: Congress formally
completed and sent to Prreeidont Wll~
leon the bill for war-time prohibition, hep
. ., _ “attentive next “all 1. The President
1 " ‘ ‘ . tpromptly signed t e measure.
it spirited debate. while the House Other matters 0.! which “always:
tlon deceased until just before aiMen belore‘the cloning saves p-
'0'cl" ‘ ‘ped were confirmation \J lei-mei-
och. The usual committees tmni Solicitor dowel amp“ w. D‘:"‘I;r;‘f
Amortized-am is“ or to Gm . ed the eeeeion‘ which closed eaterde
_ . _ m and indefinite pestponemanl .by , . y y 11 read the term: 0‘ the “WUQG- ‘
had no eleventh hour communion file ileum privileges and elections u
committee 0! moonw- the resolution
lured II a k on Pm ' -"’°|‘°""
by tue that “it x“ l‘ ‘ ‘
a: senator from
was defended by Senator expires by limitation next March 3.
Because of the press or appropria- espionage _ act,
eutetlve Kitchen. the demos reg-inter; ‘
erotic leader. Warned the Hon ea.
terday that the usual Christina.
daye‘wlll be curtailedk to “a
Fer length, bulk of eppmprlatiohe teen . .
peace principles. On May 27 .
for the war audithe numb" “‘1 ’9' he asked (or mediate worked the
portanoe of tests attire measures pass "I. revenue h H. and on November
was rewd’ ed ny'leadere u on raw .
dented. At um lemon war '2. .13.! Prohibition and woman courage tur-
. ,_ , toured” onA rte-Hm and in .
K 4 3’3"!“ “m: 'fi‘f‘m'hnm alum-w thetieytofloue'enil m.mdon. The im- tlmo "dry" I...
wig-w- .' W . ““th all, hostilities. . mare was completed. .but after the mm
. ,. . . t . ' m . MIMI "on sucrose constitutional amend»
bill. little ‘ m. [In to;- un: mutton tied lean mm
1'
two when“ It s ‘
came before the next session whloh'executivo reorganization ot govern- in: tor the great reconstruction
.ment agencies. and extensions of the appmrlatlon program, which in
‘ and the army draft equeued into the '
tion and reconstruction legislation law by which men between 18 and March 3 next.
toy ome before the final ‘ session, ‘5 years 'of age were required to Senate committees will ..~
’ ‘.work on; the War ‘ Revenue ,
. President Wilson addressed Con- thrinvestisation or brews“; .
0‘" arm several times during theses- tiee. House appropriation, vi '
’3" eion. The Jtlrat speech was on Jan. tee will proceed with draiting tn
new 18, when he ouuiiied‘ his tour- of mu‘mppiy bills. ‘ .
anon: onoww F0008
THANKeotyinn't. ‘
sharp controversies throughout um the American Mill.
session _" en
. milliliter. ,
“mamas“
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