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WHO
among your friends hive gone into
the army or navy lately? Jot down
their names and send each one of
them a friendly, cheerful greeting.
You’llfind just the cards you want
in our big and varied assortment.
Fred H. :Pon'ty
37 North Main Street
Palace Theatre Building
South Norwalk. Conn.
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City Nevis]
Mrs. Reuben Booth,
of 1'. Knight
street, is ill with 21 M-vcl'c attack «11
we grip.
Verna and 1111111111.! l'ollmd. (laugh
tor of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert G. Pollard
are ill at their homo in l'nion Fork.
today.
The death of Lieutenant Frank (‘.
Godfrey, of Norwalk. has been otlicini
11 announced by the war depuruneut.
Herman Schmidt is decorating 2111'.K
Ada Beits‘ new home in Newtown ave-
!uc. ‘
Two hundred miles of the Rhino
H-own in a douldc panorama will he
mien free with every copy of next
Sunday‘s New York Sunday Auietdcnn.
the day hcforr the| scheduled occupa-
tion of the Rhine cities by the Ameri-
cnn forces.
Mrs. ll. W. Brown, of 14 Union Park
is- aelllng come of her houoehold cl:
’ Tools. and will shortly move to Frank-
i‘u avenue. near Arch street.
Mrs. Fred Knlepu, of Murray street,
is slowly improving after undergoing
1111. operation in the Norwalk hospital
yesterday.
James B. Bcdlcni, manager of tho'
branch of the Modern Grocery, which
and Center avenue. is ill with a s?-
wre attack of the grip at his home at
7 Centcr avonuc.
WHAT BETTER GIFTS?
“lewelu. Walthts Clocks. the mOSl
Charge accounts may be opened now.
Ctsh salts onl1 during December.
‘ttrnnd s .leuvlrv Store. :
The quanantlm l as now been lifted
from the Holl1 home in Brood Riv er.
For the past six or seven weeks the ‘
Holly hoys have been quite ill with
scarlet fever, but they are now full!
recovered.
Mrs. W'illinm ll. Parr. of 283 Main
street. has received word that her
brother, Alfred List, of the Royal Bri-
mh Engineers, has died of the Span-
ins lntluehza. at a base hospital in
France. Mrs.’ Parr has another broth-
er. John List, in the American Coast
Artillery corps.
A letter has been received this week
from Fred Henson. who is in the Bri-
tish war seflice. The miesive came
to hill rather. Arthur Hensonpot Ward
street. and related that the writer had
England, coming from the French bat-
den-out. FM In? member of the
Not-walk Boat club and Welcomg
Stranger 1110659, 8m 01" St. George
b“? Horse
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. '0 i Entrances on Main Street, Fairfield Ave, Cannon Street
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HOWLAND'S
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hid-y, Noted-er 1!, 101:.
Three notable sales are going on just now:-
Men’s suits and overcoats; best 1s town.
Women’ suits; of
regular Hewland excellence.
Weather: Rain. 1 .
Thanksgiving home-needs; wares for kitchen and dining-room.
To spend money at either ofthese sales is investing it to special
The savings
in women’s suits. ?
lrusy to tell of the savings in dollars. l
Not easy to tell propctly of how attractive 111111
.wcllent the suits 21111.
Real beautit s; dozens of them!
Suits with 1itl1 collols oi lludson so 11 and other
flue furs.
Suits with smart decoration of braid.
Suits of plain tailored model-«11nd 011 Sn {inc
material.
1101' range is from suits for business wear to
somi- 4111111111 suits for ulternoon and evening.
Rich seasonal colors euro included them are
plenty of navy l1lucs 11nd satisf1 111g blacks.
And almost c1c11' woman 11110 reads this may
count on sharing.
‘ (nylons A collection 01 suits in fine fabrics
and micro and $28.50
0! suite in many
styles. have been
1 . .
"a I” “mm 319 so .33. 60 to 58150—7
1111111 been 825
and “7.50-—
Rich and beautiful units of velour
and broadcloth and finest of screen,
many with fur
comm“: been. $39 50
“is to us—
Meln floor. rear.
Rich silks for
gown or blouse.
No question of utility and scrvlcc of silk.
No question of adaptability and satisfaction.
No question of beauty of these or of worth:—
!those two qualities glow forth from them with clear
hose and appeal.
f Plaids of tnil‘ctn and messaliue, tasteful combi
nations of navy red and green, copenhagcn and gold '
buiguudv and 1ello11',11av1' and green, taupe and
blue and 0'1 ecu, wistcrio and gram—o yard wide—~
$1.75 and $2.
Glowing plain-hood sutius with rich and flashing.»
luster, taupe 11111 y copenhageu green gray chompagm
plum gold rose Pckin purple emerald lavender and
brow 11-—:i yard 11 hie—$2
Satin radium, splendid texture and luster, 40
inches wide; burgundy blue Wisteria taupe brown
301111111111ch grm- navy ivory and Mucky—$2.50
Third floor
Women’s shoes
of fine grace.
With their grace and beauty, these slices com-
him new style and nice quality.
And p1 me makes them fuller of attraction—for
they are but $6.50 and $7. 50!
. Taupe kid 111th cloth top to match, laced, mili-
lmy heck-«$7. 50
' Black kid with {11111 cloth top. militory heel
laced model ,«$7. 00
Toneulf of excellent “eight, wing tip, militum
heel ,""“$\1.50
Block gun metal calf. with top of dull calfskin, ,
laced military heck—$650
Main floor. rear.
. , Better tlteglove
fuller the satisfaction.
3. Cl oose finer gloves; it pays.
? Finer 11: fit, finer 111 grade of soft firm leather,
one: tanking.
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'05 course git pays; they give better service and '
fine Fronds washable kid gloves, white or black,
. m ‘
advantage.
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Little boys have .;
suit-chance too.
“Why don’t you have Some rcol 11011;» ‘
mothers of little boys”?
Well; we have—«and herb it is.
Bcghming Saturday {morning—quothcrs
from a lot of little boys’ suits at special price.
Military suits of. khaki-hood woolens
Blue serge suits “and pretty mixtures
lxccllcnt worstcds and cashmcrcs
patterns and colors
Little Eton stvles and the clcvcl'cst little mili-
tary Norfolk models.
All of them 1n sizes from 3 to lib-and all of them
at these savings :-—~
$5 to $6 suits-54.25 56.75 and $7.50 suits——
$8.50 to $10 suite—$7.50 $6.75
$12 and $13.50 suits-«$10 $10.75n11d511 suits—
$15 knitted suits-—- $12 $8.50
Front basement.
Clever tub dresses 5
i for little girls.
“As sweet as a pink and as fresh as o daisv”.
, That’ s the little girl' 1n a fresh new tub dress!
l 1 And here are the dresses, what a dainty lot of
1 tom.
Chamhray and gingham and crepe and poplin
11nd Nassau suiting.
Some of them smocked and some of them em-
l11'oidered by hand.
,‘ Just the checrfulest colors«and the prettiest
combinations and contrasts of colors! ~
Sizes from 2 to 6—1311 to $5.
'And some of them are made with matching
bloomers!
in pretty
Second floor.
Fitting frame
for his picture.
Maybe he IS coming home 111 a little while. And
maybe not: there is lots yet to be done by our boys
over there.
Whether or no; his picture 13 dcscr rviug of good
frame. .
And here are such frames—lasting and ottroc-
tive. *
Sterling silver, several sizes and sorts,——$1. 3a
to $9.50
Platinoid, will not tarnish—$2. 50 to $6.
Other attractive metals, several sizes,——25c
to $2.50 .
Left aisle, front.
1 Boys: heavy .
sweaters cheap.
Good heavy knitted fabric and 111 very colors
boys like.
Button up snugly and have the roll who which
t
tits 0153er 5nd, gives much Warmth.
Sinesfito36,‘ 1n khakinoyy maroon and gray. g
Reguler $3150 and $4— $8.00 & $3.25
wont basement.
New clothes
"are patriotic
and economical.
lion have been doing without new clothes for
l reasons.
Some men went into the army; others expected
to go. -
Sonic 1111111 111-Int into the navy;
marines. '
A whole lot of men didn’t get into uniform and
didn't expect 111-«but. they did their hit by saving
everything they could.
Woolcus for the. fighting 1111-11 were one of those
things they saved. They made their old clothes go.
Time for that has now passed. It’s not espec-
ially patriotic to wear one’s old clothing any longer.
Neither is it satisfying.
But it is economical to buy now now and here.
For them is a sale of those geod lx'uppcnheimer and
Hart Schafl'ner & Marx clothesr goiuu on in the How-
lnnd men ’3 store.
Great savings there. All men mov shore. Just
ne'hig saving!) on overcoats as on suits. Some of each
for 111011 of every build.
othcu; into the
It is the heat sort of a Peace Celebration we
know of«and hero is what it offcl's:--
These line suits These splendidovereoote
In models 1 nd 1 1 1 no on W
not [or all lion’mflm 111-mu? (111153.55cnstcdnmodelncmu1qmqum
Iblo color and every good lantern. Ind handsome
511.511. 5 551-1111;"
and see-— $37. 0 and to ‘30-.- $37 50
These good suite
in mm and fabrics tho; give equni
dealer: to men of every taste and
A group of over-coats
with even good style and ever, it.
make worm fabric 0W on: have .
hold 1 t i-WW “it 337.50
582.5? 381301113311: "Ill “0- $29
These $25 and $30 z'l'hese special suite
sum and orermnlo: a great big in n gathering all by (lunches
[Inc lot of them. at lent one or Snappy tasteful i‘nbcics ind model.
each for every man's um and to 111 both figure and I'd-(mm
5355'” $77 50 553573231". 515 55
Men like
good furnishings.
Don’t blame man for sticking up his nose at» the
ties and such usually sold in a dry goods'storc! We’d
do it too. -
None of that sort here—this is not. a dry goods
st.;oro when it comes to men’s furnishings.
This is a real men’s store——clothes hate ehoee
furnishings-«all picked bv real men for real man.
Now knitted silk mufilcrs, rich dark 1115M
Block silk mufflers with light underside,«~53 'l .
Heavy reindeer gloves of soft gray-«$.60
Good tan cape gloves, smart style,-—‘52 l
Knitted silk 4—in-hands of good shim—«51.25
‘ Beautiful silk ties, open-end “munch-«$1
New ncgh gee shirts of nice quality, soft cuffo, «4
$1.50
' Risk! of Main fittest door.
Needed notions
are ready instantly ._
Imagine having 511 115 without these little thing!
Or not buying them at hand when they are wanted.
Supply can well be gotten new. .
manila? 111ml: rally
me- than ~30"
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