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NEW SILIRTS
Be utiful Coloring-s
Fibre Silks
55 3. c6 C3 86. 50, $7.00
v.9, r mg qualities that. will
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NEW HATS
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Joseph Davis
55 WASHINGTON STREET,
SOUTH NORWALK.
WEATHER. FORECAST."
Nurwalk and vicinity:
2M wooler tonight; Fri-
- :“e'w norihwvst .wimls.
New
.~:o-rday morning has
» >021 Slight disturl»
as): a'V- causing local
»rwlil’l“l'n portion of the
ins central on tho-
nl . 31 thv (lull coast.
. :r: \ ails in other
'll“ Rocky Mountains.
""<ill during the: last
was L'l'l int'hf's in
‘,>- ’a‘m‘v is about nor-
...g. .q' ill" year alonz
or. ,\'o uxtri-mely
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fiy News
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.mmobile fir.» has report- ‘.
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Nil. um FVlln‘
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”any. who answered lhrI
singing or
Spritembor
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‘ rv-ur. Friday.
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. --l that a large dolega-
i--n .z'oni Nor—walk and
. l ammo this nice-1K1: of
*::b.- which is to be held
Hall. Danhm'y this’ even-
.s :'~ fl"2l“f(’ is to he con-
1.111;“ class of candidatvs
:‘v's will assist in thc
-,-..- g on rimming a supper
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ray-r and common!
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":1 'lli\' -- (nin'z. .\
:w .: -.<vml, Dire to
' \ ti .. wvavhvr. a small
mayor-1m] at the regu-
. lenning's Lodge.
: ll: 'l2lvhosm. held at
last evening.
and
or. vi.
" til" (anllii‘ate
affairs ‘Wtis the only
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>11] ient service. He
lflpllt'l" ; {It Stillson“ '
store, South Norwaik.
".JE SLOX'O‘. Norwallt and
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Miss iEthel Davis of Ridgefleld is at-
tending Merriils E
South Norwalk.
- A meeting 02 the Republican Ball-l;
field County Organization will be bet
in the Hotel Stratfleld, Bridgeport, on
Saturday afternoon at. 1 o'clock.
A. Rueduman, or Strawberry Hill
made a complaint 1
child struck his little girl with
and cut her
gogecntinx bangle! "
Badman. Conn.
WM. m a, um.
Store Closes. Daily at 5; Saturdays at 9; Opens at 8:30 AM, ‘5 37;” rl
Fine special
silk shirts-$7 .9 5.
Richness and beauty and quality :——here is their com-
I'bination for men who seek the best.
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A splendid special lot of shirts of silk.
Beauteous stripes. either quiet or lively.
'l'hose splendid colors that impart life to the clever
patterns.
With all the comfort of neglige and all the fine efi'ect
’of formal wear—a rare offering. '
Real values are S” to 310; special price $ 7 95
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High! of Main Street door.
Excellent dresses
blue serge-$25.
For service and for attraction—blue serge.
Acceptable for wear on many and varied occasions.
Even of weave firm ( texture yet lending itself to-
the graceful lines of today s fashions
its depth of color ple: ises, harmonizes. satisfies.
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in today’s gathering of dresses at 325 are some of nota-
ible beauty. .
- Straightlinc model with er’foctiye embroidered design
fdpon‘ front and back of both bodice and skirt. This de-
|Sign of silk braid with harmonizing embroidery upon flare;
hulls.
f Blue serge with vest of bull tricolctte and banded with
lpws of silk braid about lower part of bodice, similar braid-
itng at hipline of skirt
Straightline model with conventional design dBne in
silk braiding upon back and front of skirt—and efiectiy ely
{finished by row 5 of buttons
Others are marked by decoration of black jet upon
bodice and skirt—and there are simple straight models
t'n girdle of tine black messaline as only adornment.
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Excellent taste and style and much servicc— $25 i
Second floor.
Better pick
nice umbrella!
When anything is needed so often as umbrella is now
Idays. better choose one of beauty as w ell as service.
Firm and handsome silk, in Colors that lend life and
charm to a rainy day!
Their handles are graceful and new and attractive too.
- And how they will turn dashing raindrops one side!
Main floor. "or.
that Miller was under the influence
Entrances On'gMain Sh. Fairfield Ave.. Cannon SI. ' ‘ -
SUMMER HOURS.
Suit to order
at $39. 50 is
mighty cheap, Sir!
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TIIE IQWLA LAND DRY GQQDS CO
\ziy man yiho 5 taken a peep at the new re... -for-
sen ice clothes for Autumn and \K' inter kn. w s abc. it what
they are go: ng to cost.
He know 5 that $40 is a fair price for such a suit as he
will wear with comfort and satisfaction; that prices tier bet-’
ter ones run from that figure up and not down.
in fact. we can promise any man of “average" build
and figure that he may choose excellent suit from the How-
land collection at S-io.
Yet not all men can choose from that Collec.io:1. We
-must admit that.
Some men are not “regular" in their pr-r.
Even the special models (long and short and sin 1 . do not
meet their demands.
For such men :--—the suit tailored to measure.
And that suit is to be h. ti here f\O\\' at a spe '2;.l pr
of $30.50
Dandy and dependable
wool.
\Vor steds and mixtures and plain sergcsz about every
good and likable fabric for Autumn and \\i :.tcr.
\ es; we have the fabrics here in great big pieces that
a man can see and test—and pick from with knowledge of
how that cloth will look when it‘s made up. .
To make this even clearer, there are some
suits.
incidentally. those show how thorough and satisfac-
tory tailoring will be on your individual suit.
OVERCOATS too at the same price. From special
woolen fabrics of good weight and firm close weave, and
in good shades of brown or blue or gray.
Just one word of warning z—Pick now; the cbonce is
your: ton few y. longer only. $39 50
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and tasteful wooiens—all
finished
Either suit or overcoat, of special
value at the one price of—
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Shoes for women
who enjoy walking.
in the way they grip and support the foot; y i
and in the way they throw the foot into ‘ l
comfortable position; J
and in their staunchncss and durability; ‘ i
these are true “walking" shoes.
Brtvwn or black calfskin. laced so they may be ad"
Viusted to give absolute comfort and freedom, with a special:
‘heel that aids in easy walking. finished with real or simu-.
lated tip,— $5.50 to $7.50
Young womei at school or College will enjoy them as
much as their bigger sisters or their mothers.
.‘Con‘. fir. v, in”.
Good stockings
for school wear.
Stockings that will at smoothly and evenly; make-
shocs feel better: give good long service.
Black Cotton oi meiiu in weight.
. for boys and girls,
double heel and sole—“c
Girls” light cotton of tin: rib. double heel and solc,——-v
3%
Boys he.1\_\ black cotton w: ‘.‘_1 l louvh double—16x VA
sole and heel—do! . .
(iirls tine- rib mercerisci iisie 6% mar black
double heel and sole-Soc
E. tglish- rib stockin‘s
style of knitting) tor girls
ble sole and heel —o=;
or while,
\‘yhite. medium weight, dou—
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Little dresses to
be beautified.
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1 [here is one little boy or g;rl you ll delight to see In
such dress as is waiting.
That dress is of white batistc or lawn.
’_Tis of childish a
ready for service—except for
nd pleasing style. fine quality, all
one thing!
L‘pon it is stamped a design to be embroidered—wait-
ing for loving fingers to bemme busy 3 $1.65 to $3.25
Tnlicl floor.
Bright glowing
new sweater yarns.
For the Autumn sweater which must be of special
charm, bright and handsome new Shetland. yarns?
Just as cfiective, whether made in filct or ripple styles.
The glow of cherry and of geranium. the glory of
purple or of begonia, the charm of light pink and delicious
29c.
greens, the life of geranium.—all these are ready.
mum floor.
usinesf college in of liquor. Officer Smith has been as,
signed to ith-Stlcale the complaint. 1'
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The adjourned meeting of the T1ini-.
(i ty Me’ns Club w: 'll be held tomorrow
evening at S o'.clock The election of
ithe nominating committee and other;
‘matters. of importance will be brought 4
up for discussion. i
o the police that a, 8‘55” i
a stone' Mr and Mrs. Chauncey Platt are
the in New Haven today attending tn.-
ianwal reunion of the 10th Conn. Vol-
simmer fill-nu} at. Suva: 1Bock Ir.
aim-Egon. in ordinal with being the yam
m of the Civil War ~
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lie was referral to
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- To accommodate our customers and supply‘their needs, The
CITY NATIONAL BANK, of South Norwalk, Conn, has
made the following changes: Increased. the working space of
the bank and changed from the old Boston Lodger System to
the new and np-to-tho-minnte STATEMENT SYSTEM.
WE SOLICIT ACCOUNTS WHETHER LARGE 0!
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ty National Bank
«A ~ “ESQ 4 ~45,
., Try Our Home Made
-- CANDIES --
AND ICE CREAM
« MADE FRESH DAILY
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Norwalk Chronicler