: ‘ mum nonwm
OR'OFUT a KNAPP {
.. s'rnaws
St and
:54} SOCIETY BRAND ;
ft“; CLOTHES
; make a combination that can-
l; not be bettered.
’5, Both can be had here.
3' STRAWS $2.50 and up
SUITS ........ $25.00 and up I
ii
at Joseph Davis
85 WASHINGTON STREET,
SOUTH NORWALK.
«4516-1;
.
ftt’ewsgi
t
titty
.\ ;)otl~:tt haul-z liit'ke‘tl up l‘.) ilzlt'oltl
fin :tin, 1.: M: llmu:=i-~ mud. was l'.l‘llt‘ll
. Hm. ‘u *ltl- l'l:>i tit-dtit‘l D'Hlt't'_
M_.~
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‘litl \y-wz' w: ti (Ii'\ :tt’nw four-vi in L't’t‘Ll’;
‘ 'nt'iv-tv 11.2141
'nnz‘t- all):
4! “iii" innuv of writ-vs at
A? ltruvlwn's
T'tc- door" :u John liist’o's moat marl
it on i.»‘;?'i:~tmt Zi\'t’lll.lp was "out"?!
- .gwn li'>l tv'rning by Patrolman .lohnl
'4't'itlt who notified \lrs. llist t» and hail.
iltt‘ pll'f't‘ fl‘t‘lllk‘d. i
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Strum: an‘l sorvitwablt- ('ttlH'li ham-l
’ nut-k< with or without stands and awn-l
ltTZS :li‘i’ shown in sou-ml stylus at tho:
hit: ttti'nittltn- store of Raymond & Son;
‘xvttn anti urn; street. i
-—\\'ltnt tlw “'nr has l:tll‘_'ltt u-t :tlu-tt!
"S'Z'onmtiy Building. The
for Hip least, ‘nonvy. our siovan. V'T *
"plan; ("all or Phone MRI. ('ity. 5L.
inlm N- lx’vyst r (‘4)illi':l"lI)l'.“. ‘
Mm: llm‘so'
wxumo-n's \vvar are :ltl\‘t’i‘ll.<('(l by Tris“
mm A‘: than, including waists. sweat-
zs. pi-ttiruztts. untkirwmn: storkinas
. \llll gloves ’ 7 '
RM. I‘Irnt‘w l“, .‘ll‘illt‘fln'fl pastor of
2‘»- l"t~1 l‘zittci'c‘utttionztl t‘ltut't'b, l‘.‘!<
luvte-nd-vi a cordial imitation to tho1
"- e It-tnns ot‘ tlu- lute war to atts-ntl his
' ; ‘vt'vit-i-s mxtulav nicht. 7.43 Iiiifl a nun»
Etc-r have signifivd llll'll'1l(‘(‘t"l)illil(‘f’.
'l‘i (\‘Iitiniv zit the stt‘n'ulm-tl «lt‘li
‘ \l'wtt 1' :~tl."'t‘? i‘t‘iltllll‘ll l0 lltt' im‘ltu'
‘3 N that ."t Ilist-iint‘rmi vzttt‘lti‘V-l
'iEli‘ : :rronntl tlw rim-k and was;
it l’.\'lrt‘ it't-itlllv. l’atro‘tnnn
"H.155 \rt-n' to tho plarv nn‘i ‘.'.'Z!Y'Yll‘ll
t. ~~. man away. "7' t
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"kt- \miy v iii ‘7 ith the" llt‘lIt of ya t.“
Yo“ Hr \mtt‘ ‘Slillt‘ mnv not lw
I ‘l‘~‘:' l i'.‘ \nill \vntiltl ittuw it. Swain”.
- \.‘|i:' . ‘(é’tl tnr lllt' South Nor»
. . ~ onumny; tin-v know Way
1 n prom . {l with prompt (‘lfirlt’llt'y and
".rnmd business judgment.
——Mt-n‘> amt Boys Caps. ()‘llrii-n's
('liriton lx’. lltmtrr of Nm‘wnlk. “ho
y t ill" Station (turzirw, tr.
.. ., .muu- tinw will quit on m'
i'..i'.-' l. and tlw hns‘hww \v'li
;: w n-r lty llvtt'y 'l‘ l.nt'« .‘l-t -'i
r.\- upiipmrm. :x ’t‘xt
. ' t'H-ttttrt-s will in :«‘-‘.‘t inf
‘u' S-tt‘uut' tl‘w ‘lil‘ul (if 7:": til:
”it l't‘llll.
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'l“t'-\' «211‘1‘3‘
liljt kit-K
~int -\' are funny l'f)ll":'-.
.d "‘v‘in'; you and mu l.’,r;
-n 'o' ~iy against bein;v iiv-li‘v. up. For
inlull’ there is a Print. Shop in!
Votil't
vim Plains, Mr. Long. ownvr.
Kn 1: one mid-winter day. his boiler
at had. Phoned steam filter for!
in. Fitter phoned us at it-vington.i
‘ '\ iintranet! our factory. At six o'clock,
r smck tetr’wtut the boiler. Reaclr.‘
‘hite Plains two o‘clock in it)“.
running. At 8 o‘clock it was in and?l
.- raitiators piping hot. All of which
o something to do with Mr. Long's ‘
sisting on having a Burnham in‘his:
r aw residence at Broadway and Paris"
, _._.._,_—.’ .—
_.._
:1’ THE HARDWARE & t
i AUTO SUPPLY co. t.
“l 42 Water St.
Phone 1215.5. 80. Norwuk. 0t-
‘ Magneto Parts, Starter
Oils meson-nil ~-
ms
Van Zant street were warned by Pa-t
, tyoiman John Roberts last evening.
t —Right Now. Window, Door and‘
'Porch Scregn
t .
(.‘onn.
III. In: 23, 1919.
H OWLAND’S
,_.'_ Entrances on Mtdn $t.,’Fairfield Avc., Cannon St. “Lit
\
Impressive voile
and save much. '
. ATwo dollars is fair reward for laundering one wash
suit for one boy, is it not?
bven 50 cents is fair reward, most folks will agree.
Such are the rewards in reach right now.
None 15 less than 50 cents, many are a dollar, some
are $2!
. I'l :tstefui worthy wash suits in plain blue green or tan
and in smart fancy stripes.
Of Middy or Norfolk or plain belted styles.
th But all in need of laundering—and so they’re to sell
us:—
$4 to $5 suits—$3 $2.75 and $3 suits—$2
Front basement.
Summer cottage
dinner set--- $3.7 5!
Very patterns of imported voile which have leaped to
{realest favor—those dark tones with large figures whichl
.he Southern resorts have sealed with approval.
In new tunic models and coat styles which combine a
sweeping grace with an unusual smartness.
Nicely made, scientific in lines and thus of excellent
fit, striking in etlect and value!
Navy and copcnhztgen and tan, with figures mostly in
white, those figures unique and impressing and thoroughly
Summery. ' .
Exceptional in every feature, and notably in
their value at this
. price {iii—— $1 2050
Second floor. ‘ .1‘
ll’oittett’s extra-good
" shoes at $4.65
’Tis a big lot in which are included many small lots.
'l‘hat means that all sizes are nm to be found in every:
sort.
But it does mean that every size is in the lot—and it
does mean that every pair Of shoes is of tempting goodness.-
Former price is,
shoes by.
Yet thmc former prices were Suit; 57 $7.50 and SS.
lit)\\';" 31‘. judge by beauty and quality and fineness of
making and comfort of tit—all of them things of real value
in choosing shoes.
Let your eye take -in the graceful lines and the nice‘
ties of finish.
Let your foot tell you itself how comfortable
shapes are. ,
' Service is. die only thing which will prove durability—
the
but you can count on satisfactory service from Such lcztther'
Iznd fabrics as have been put into the:e shoes.
Here they are, the different sorts:
Gray kid with cloth top—were S8
Black kid with gray cloth top—were $6.50
Taupe kid with cloth top—were 57.50
Brown kid with brown cloth top—were SS
Brown kid with brown cloth top—fivere 58
Gray kid with gray cloth top—were 88
Brown kid with military heel—were 57
Brown kid with cloth top—were 57
Tran calfskin with military heel—we‘re 38
'Any pair at the one priCe— $4 65
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Main floor, rear.
.._ -
h—I-h * SUES FAIRFIELD FOR “.000-
Chiidren making a disturbance on?
Erwin M.
our slogan. City. Phone,
maxim-r were.
possibly, the last thing to judge these
. Jennings of Bridgepopfi
7, has brought suit for 81,000 in the Civil,
Common Pleas court against the town
‘ _()nc of the surprises of the crockery and glassware
section:-——a dinnerset that will prove quite equal to most
demands of summer cottage at but 53.75.
2 Here is what it comprises:—
6 preserve dishes
1 meat dish
1 sugar and cream
(3 dinner plates
'0 bread and butter plates
‘1 Salad bowl
l ()t' white ware, especially good quality,
many-sided shape.
Actually ‘tis worth 5%—
2fancy decoration of gold and floral sprays, regular
. grade—dozen .
PORCELAIN DiNNl—iRSi—j'l‘
white with gold band:
for cottage service,
plates, preserve dishes, and cu s and saucers . ..
ONEeach: covered dish, ugar bowl, slop howl, mEat
dish, vegetable dish, and cream pitcher "
entire set of So pieces, worth $12.50—
}‘ourth floor.
Pick a straw;
it won’t rain always.
Better pick while the picking is best—that's now.
*then the ready man will be the cool man!
Straws with the new cable and saw edges—S: 83.5013
and S-l. 'l'hesc are the handmade scnnitts that stand
in v~.'onderfully.
Young men‘s ideal straws of
to $4.50
fancy
' s... at:
Panamas in Alpine and telescope and other clever
>l‘::l 1‘ S~S 3 and St).
. Rich silver
hagtops-—-$1J5
Notable Offering Of limited number
etched bagtops.
number of different patterns.
Fine quality and weight; with a
silver.
Real values range from $2.50 to $3;
for quick choosers:—
ORIENTAL PEARL necklaces,
1 Completed:
5 Beauties both in luster and matching and effect—
Left aisle, front.
__ _.,.,,____..._
‘ 2
Wash boys’ suits l
graceful
$3.75
‘ Another bargainz—(Iups and saucers. white or with
first
$2.75
Six each :-——dinner plates, tea plates. bread and butter
$10
Straw days are Coming; they’ll hit us with a rush; and
up
braids—52.30
Bangkuks, the lightest and tine>t ut r§ird\\'S,-—-SS and S0
of handsome
New and splendid patterns and shapes, etched in a
heavy plating of pure
$1.75
new gathering just
$1.75 to $7.50
l
of suits‘rwe've ever hadifrom the House of lx'uppe: '
are given the OR by young
men who like snap and life
and novelty.
used in ’em are pretty.
they’re tailored with a lot of 0v.
little tine touches.
$30 $35 fl $40 $59 $ :1
{make it your business, Men, to took these over.
right, are right.
and mid-irons and niblicks and putters and cleeks '
ing irons---with the right hang and built of the ri
”51-939.? . g _ ,
THE HOWLAND' DRY GOODS CO
34 to $5.50 clubs—$2.50 $2.50 to $3.7
Clothes to fit 7’
a man’s taste
and this figure.
5‘ W °\\
..'t -\\\*‘—\\\v\ ~ .
Coprvtgh! 1919
bl loan 01 Inaptaholm
Tastes are as different and as various as it“
But it’s all the same to us.
Right style is ready to meet your taste.
Right model is ready for your figure. ”
Right quality, of Ct’)UrS€,—-—ltli there is the
s
t.
I“ a I
x . .
Waist Seams Quiet Sty
lttl men of tlllfill‘S an 10f ‘
tied ideas on the su
cttthcs. Blue serge
man; gray is anoth *
And some like.
All ready!
fabrics '
And ‘
New
mixture.
5.
Men’s good
$7 shoes. "
. 3:
To get a line on just how good shoes S7 wii
They’re real shoes for critical mnn. Fit right,
Black calf laced shoes. English or blucher lash.
Tan calf laced shoes, English last '
Special Army shoes of stout inn calfskin
Oxfords of English type, tan Hi‘ black calf
Main floor, ‘t'l‘i'.
Great drives
~ for golfers.
Clubs that will send the ball fast and far!
But they’ll make dollars go far and not fast! 2;,
For we are clearing stock—and cutting pricey;
Drivers and brassies and special wood pu '
5....
Main floor, rear. g. .
Norwalk Chronicler