w WEESDAY, AUG. 50. , ’— i l NLW BUY YOUR OVERCOAT NOW! 1‘.."(.".)als lit a Con- Some Very Good Belt Models For Young Men at 0 and $27.00 A‘— ‘i _, 3,)? CROFUT dz KNAPP HATS Wednesday » LL DAY i Dr. fieorge .8. Cram has purchnsedi the property where he now resides, 5‘5 “fall 911" l. and Mrs. Muxy Marvin Taylor. Have you Been our new and large. 115501111101“ 01‘ picture moldings? See them and you will want to have your pictures framed at once. We have our own framing department, upstairs.— Donelly‘s, 16 South Main street. It has been definitely decided tall the annual convention of the State Trade School Teachers' Association will be held in Danbury. 13 in the State Normal School. The complete program has not yet been decided on. Those who ventured out in the Sound Sunday noted :1 large Eh" 01‘ black ducks. which i.’-1 the firsT't‘ime that more than :1 single pair has been seen since (hwy migrated northward from Orie A. Marvin; The convcn-l tion will be held on September 12 and, Dr. L. Miller, of nut 117-1111113101: ‘street. is back in his office after a week's absence. Illness at his home gin Groton Point, Conn, was the cause got his absence from business. John Strum and family. of Lose An geles, California a1ri1ed in town on Monday in thei1 fourmx car hn?‘ mg made the entire cross continent trip ,in the car. Mr. Strum, who is a form- ?er Norwalk boy and an expert machin- 'ist in the Norwalk Iron Works—is stop- ping ai his old home on Spring Hill road, with his mother and sister. Master Jack Grattan. son of John Grattan, of this city. who has had his: picture entered in the New York Her-l ald prize contest, and was amok ; Vthose entered who had their picturesl ‘prinied in that paper Sunday. wasi proudly showing some clever :napx shots of hinmlf. this morning. that; were recently taken in Canada. I I Tho officer‘- of fhe Central T111242t ._ -1. ..~ , ,4!!! 9 pg E i -. Z334? 1.1 ‘ .l g. ' ~ 7 .1 l2, \‘fil'iniun. Sltl‘ ' 3 him?! and \\‘il-= ":5 u» in Columbus, 0. - z11._l V‘l"iilill_llll‘.'lll 111'; '2‘?» y will it 11w Dam. ‘ t - I l ,1 1:11 illo' .\vw, ' '1‘1112". ,‘~‘~\1‘< 1 ' i I . l ‘1 '.1'C".v}' l', -: l01’"-l\tl'. :1 l‘iii'd‘ 'iii'l-A: 1 :nnin n. =le l'. S, Sf man. who 1: villi. lll" l'utif‘n- tim-s’g -.\‘:1n Pvdrf‘, 'l‘hv word “as: mulled :11 *5 ;\Ylf£(‘lt.<, .ii'il “i".‘iin Univ; l a“), are twin; ::v. Ill .Illuntlitll)‘ «‘1‘ inerr. .~., .. ..; 1' Main wing-A, “him-l1 11,, 1., iv opened :15 :1 tire vul- t'hrillJllSll ":7 1.- st?! h: :- 1>.-1-t‘.etl a now (out of red ll ‘11, ii. » wining the name ol‘ Alb-n & 3:1: upon the show window. ummssm'ir-H old Frank Sherwood of :‘rvl, Westport, who was struck ' by a n‘Ford gum owpgd 331 ’ r Angelo, T. Paradiso of N1; — row improving nicely, ac- W111 1«-port given out at the is understood 3'1 111‘ juswrduy. ll .w—rution will be necessary 1- lad will soon be able to Howard Banks of Bethe]. \7.:rnl1 has been convales- Stair-n island base huspi- .. mus received overseas, is "ux't-e‘gay furlough as the . 2-1! H. Sturges of 12 Union --- Banks is well known i-- 111:: greeted by many Lupe to see him home wily soon. ‘1\'C|‘tl of Danbury has \ ‘.;l*‘i':|(lr (-oill'i an applica- from Robert D. '\ ‘IE‘I'W- ',l".‘.f\' asks for a divorce ‘.'.‘i\'on of this Danbury 1.5 the ground for Wixon's maiden name « 11c 111”; :‘m— Danbury Fair fin: resurfaced with a varying in to ‘1 inches. The “'9."~'}-H‘.‘t‘?tl by motor r Ellis farm on the Mill ml. and about half the Lu}. Secretary G. M. '-«‘1 to have the work - via-11;, but while the this impossible, it will ,1: par-king the gravel. :t‘uvel. ~he safest and fastest In the country, afford- ».oting For the horses. Sugar Hollow r'oad at ,1: 1 tilt-ill Ryder 0t 1311:! Non. rt: lmnbury. alleging; widen name of the » Him \Vildmait. Clara it is finished the track ‘ t1 chem-y smile. a”. ready to (climb ”3H. m“ J‘VV ON SALE! New September Numbers of Kit" W- Straociari Sin ngs Sublimely The Sunshine of Your Smile' Straccim is mngnificent in this impu- sioned plea. for love. His voice is vibrm nit}! \ivid feelin. which he e: 01 slum. To hear 1 is record is to rain. how much eater is a great popular song when sung y a great utist. 40590—8150 5:...— low-Ln _m:—‘O-"d’.kuhn‘ It is a revelation to hear Barbara Mturel tin these 1110 son a which every body oves. The 0 d words ‘\".‘ take on new manings in her tender. thrilling tones. .A-Gl 12—3150 Jacobsen Is At His Best in Dear Old Pal of Mine Sascha Jacobsen searches your hurt in this song set to music (onthe violin. The \ earn. 11g notes from his ma chow make 1 0.1 _\ earn for your ouno od pals. On mi- re\ em: he plays bewitchingly ‘ Victor Herbert s dainty ”Serennde. . 114753—8106 _. TN .15 no. Calum auctions!" Sq". ‘ t 1: rr h-deinufiW-ogSp-wubl‘tnm l ( 1rd (Jpn- out: at vopu soup \ (1mm: olol, Swahili-noun“ Not-.2 immolnuhh I \ \_ :glfdg'fg, l symphony utlfilnm'fl . ‘ - 4 um. I me i gum. and 10 ~01 \ .1’ " “CH-Haldah "/ '. lflA-dmdhu ,» '11,. . f. V , fl E‘hg 2.1.5:: \ 2 1 15‘ / The Alfred F ox Piano Co. 85 North Main Street ~ .-.._~ _ Lt w: 1 OUT ON THE PORCH _ (- E or inside the house our reed, .willow or wicker furniture will _ add u lot to summer comfort. Come and see- the easy chairs, rockers, settees, etc. They spell ""'—_l. . - APE: YOU 0N3? "nousand of popnln '1 . "cl has 54488. . 386 E 346 l‘ l 302 “ 2 228 ” 1 ' ms .. ; gl r: 1r e Swealthiest poopl Me appeartobe the «m’V Do your part in £703 rcountryinthe .. t. ‘ gm“? thrifty nations by laAyni 11g; savings account ’ hellwith? s'l‘rusiCo. 30‘1“! Norwalk, 7 _ . coolness inevery 11119. Not ex- pensive, eitber. Our prices are " ' : 1 7' . always the lowest. in tho sprinzt. if it ”11th the imnén- Company ”,0,th 1h“. would have to; “in“ “l ””33" southward ilicht, 19‘3" break in'hnd gnu-r their mm plane of: weather slumps 53‘: um “ill have :m buying... fig. 11101115112 “-1.?" on abl gem'ly vcmiwr. twill!“ to tom the key in the lock oil the from vino? it‘d-t With stubborn reg Thu popular young man, lint—'t‘ne si<tance. 'l‘hr (loo: (l ““le mv- ' .11., ~.: - ‘,,-,.,.‘..,, -_. _ l‘u‘” ‘1 I“""' ”f "” “my“ "“‘-l~ " 111: to the min. 0:111:11: the tnmblcnlis now holding tho po<i=ion ot' assiwzim of the MM; to lira. b Foreman tjanilol' in ll‘-‘ l'. S A. f'. vi???» rooms. L'iigh. of ”w sphwarz (Wilt-many. who Elle is very \1’--il satisfied with his nuv is in charge of the 1‘rpai1's‘ (m the: position, my the k'nd 1111 mincis 1“? 3‘13“ lmildinz kp‘lit mlnirtin; murmur nil in" room thz 11- oluiirx; :hu Tiifli. Hum-r." thv key hole until 11,- made it". Iopk' may lip sm n 1min: round imvn 1-3111 behave: fins, 3,. a workman had a 13,]. iiamsom.,’ l 5 l i 1 l l l l i t 1 i l a l “W i m Orr-I. My. 803““ 1’. 1010. SUMMER HOURS. Store Closes Daily at 5; Saturdays at 9; Opens at 8- 30 AM i -. TIL-l. .‘l ""3339... .. "3‘ C. ‘3! Some Traveling Hints , From our luggage seation comes news of ..e w arrivals in this line which are timely and interesting. frame—double handle—cowhide leather corners—:18 inch size $10. A deep cut bag with steel sewed Cowhide suit cases brass plated trimmings, leather ‘porners—long leather straps—imitation linen lined and ex- tra pocket—24 inch size $12.50 A good strong durable tibrc‘ trunk with narrow hard 1wood slats bass wood three ply body—very strong 34 and 36 inch $17.50 Third floor rear. Drapery iiMat er‘ials The latest in drapery materials is “Neiquisctle” _which is in fact an excellent copy of Filct lace, wonderful for its durability, standing the exactions of the laundry at 'small cost—colors are white and cream 75: a yard A remarkably good showing of imported madras in white and ecru all ova; designs 491: cm! 69¢ a yud Third floor center Your Corsets Before selecting your Fall clothes it would be wise to make sure that you are well corseted. “Gossard” corsets ‘givc you not only the newest silhouette but perfect com- iort and adequate support. 3" They are made of f‘ rm high grade materials, so that .-.- ban—.1. 0.1-1 ;~ . _ 1W1...” lthey retain their shape. Our expert corsetieres are always‘ eady to assist you in making the correct choice. T here are low bust models medium length hip made of flesh color batiste for misses and small women at . $2.75 and $3 50 1: Medium and low bust long hip made of white sateen tetastic back at $3 and $3.50 . l Low bust extra long skirt, made of heavy white coutil, six hose supporters, elastic at back $4.50 Medium bust long skirt heavily boned, white coutil $4.50 Medium bust and hip, of white batistc, elastic back 36. Low bust extra long hip made of good quality coutil, heavily boned and elastic at back—six heavy hose support- rs $6. Medium 'and low bust long hip model made of flesh color brocade with elastic inserts at back and six heavy hose supQOtlgl'S. $350 ; .-:.';-l11..=L—» """T’ Batman!“ ROWLAND i OWLAND S W. Entrances on Main St... Fairfield Ave., Cannon Sim ' l l ‘ r-_——~ ,a—v Street Frocks and Gowns The new silhouette for Autumn strikes '1 note of grace and charm ' Gowns are 11 many instances longer waisted and skirts oftentimes shorter and fuller. There are neckline and sleeve innovations; the shorter length sleeve from‘Paris and the long fitted sleege with the flare cull. Every wanted material is represented in the new a.\- rivals for Fall but we want to call your attention .10 one particularly pleasing and popular fabric, “Tricotine”, ' -Tricot1'ne—-made into a straight line model with silk braid trimming and narrow girdle is attractive to the loves ’of simple attire, and is priced at $29.50 Another model shown is of fine quality Tricotine, a straight model with flare pockets and braided silk girdle $35 Quite striking, of simple elegance is a blouse died of fine weave Tricotine made with silk vest of heavy bro- cade $37.50 Second floor mar. , . . . l Hair Ribbons , Beautiful new brocades in light shades, 5 inches wide make pretty hair bows and ribbons a‘nd are also effective as sashes 69: a yard Main floor center iront. For a dip Some of these bathing suits are so pretty and attrac- tive that you might be tempted to pay the small close out' price for a single dip under some circumstances but they surely will appeal to any woman or miss who can find her size 111‘ :n she considers the life of a suit is more than the season and quit‘éi number of happy weeks at the seaside remain There is quite an assortment to select from and nearly, ular $8.50 now Bocond floor a». __, ,1} DRY GOODS CO. burg-mud e! um” The United eute- railway ndminh- momma-commas Run: do “w hr ol- nmmmmwbfilh‘k mmhnmmmmmm Rail-momma! infirm-Wholuuflnml humus. gamut” W manhunt-411... and mu -.-....‘ Pretty , Worth it 7: every size is here in some style-momirs and surf satins, rcg- " ' l 1 1:; ‘25. i .v
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