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NEW SHIRTS
Beautiful Colorings
Fibre Silks
$30). $6.00, $6.50, $7.00
W'cfti'lng qualities that will
pick“: you.
NEW HATS
$3.75 and Better
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85 WASHINGTON 3mm,
sour}: NORWALI.
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WEATHER {ORECLS'L
.l; and vicinity: Fair to-
.1..y- fair and warmer;
MI- rate shifting winds.
have ocuurretl during
- ; .our hours on the Gulf
1‘. \ns‘ eastward to Flori-
l’pper Mississippi Val-
u-uttlwr has prevailed in
of the RoCky
'I »- pressure, is high over
-. n and New England
zht- lint-Ry Mountains
\lunnmlt. Th“ tempera-
tuwly in tho western
hut rnnlinues be-
.I\.ll (thin east ant". to
l,r:ht frosts. were
I- Iligun to Vermont.
WEATHER 'A M‘YEAR AGO
'\ vast
"( '.‘.
TODAY.
llifi'll. 7‘); low,
‘ C ' e N ‘
' WS ‘
I ”l e . I
4‘," —
. . ' avenue
H l 1. I \ .- t: -: of one of
null; of Trinity
H'ltl n the club
. .z? \ o'clock.
of Wilton avenue
'wn in the New York
It’vi,
.. < for hosiery.
Aid society of St.
~l‘-'t[l church held their
mess and social meeting
lrr-h yesterday afternoon.
and Mrs. Theresa
u‘uinrd. A large attends
.n-nblo time was reported.
.. ‘L'e-l or you‘ll regret. Mur-
u; orchestra at Roton. Fri-
' her Bill.
1 Hats: at O’Brien's
~ , lwim: sold at Test year's
ll. l".~' Shoe Store, because
<tninetl at the footing-
liliL’P Hook on hand that
- rarly. and these shoes are
- 'llitl'l present‘prices. They
:1: of st to $3 on a pair.
. -2--rv at fair prices at.
- S'ore. ,
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.iTILLSON'S SPECIFIC
52c Per Bottle
't; «In-Powell Corporation
2‘
South Norwalk !
.5;
E“. 13‘ ON MONDAY
FIGHT.
ho start out with
». ek’s wages, and
' ight's spending
the money they
.-._ .heir pocketr-
fellows never will
-_ :. high to save.
1k is open Monday
Stop in and lay
'7 a few dollars at 4 ,
1. gent. interest each
toward that home
like to own.
meeting of the Ladies‘
St. Peter's Lutheran church. was held :ur
iin the assembly room of the church.’
"i‘hursday afternoon, Sept. 4.
ibusiness was transacted and
were made for the
itivnl. which is to
' ,Sunday in September.
's‘ l of the husines
'ngxrleshments of coffee and cake Were
served by Mrs.» Dom
e 5a Zil erer. ..
will: Animist 7th meeting, with cone
and cake. given
\
I
. between 6 and 8 !
BMW; Conn.
mud". September 4, mo.
Store Closes Daily at 5; Saturdays at 9; Opens at 8:30 AM. i
Middy & skirt
for School.
Favorite of many girls fol'School wear.
Favorite of Mother too—for it is great saver of laun-
dry work.
i Good white middies of firm fabric and excellent lines,
{long sleeves, some with collar in color—sizes 6 to l8—
$1.75 $2 8; $2.50
‘ Handsome special middies with navy or copenhagcn
,COllars and embrordercd decoration upon sleeve—$3
_ Palmer. linen middics of dark Copenhagen hue, trim-
rnmg of white and effective embroidery on sleeve,——$3.50
. Navy serge with deep sailor collar, patch pockets,
trimming of Wl’lltC,S4.5tl ‘
Fine navy serge with deep front yoke. trimmed with
bands of white, embroidery on sleeve—$6 and $7.50
. PLEATED SKIRTS of navy or in handsome dark
plaids, made with attached waist, sizes 6 to 14—56
‘ Box-pleated skirts of handsome all-wool serge, deep
navy hue, lengths 26 28 and 30,—5750.
Second floor.
. Boys’ dandy
' corduroys--$l3.50
A suit to carry boy in triumph to school and make up
largely for the fact that has to go to school once more!
Brown corduroy, tough and durable and yet good of
looks.
Equipped with one pair of trousers for school and for
playtime after school—43nd another pair for wear at other
times. - ‘ ' ' '
Good Norfolk jacket. firm stitching all through,———suit
to stand up under the use a real live boy gives it!
Sizes 7 to 16—
New trousers for school! ,
Fancy mixtures in a number of good colors—$1.75 to
533, corduroy—$2.
. Blouses of tasteful colors and stripes, good pcrcale,
{with attached collars—sizes 6 to ton—89c
Front basement.
Boys’ special
school shoes.
(These for boys who . .
‘ remarkable combination of nice appearance with long
licorice.
’ I an elk bluchers——$5
i . Gunmetal calfskin—$6
Cherry tan calfskin or gunmetal calf—$6.50
Real shoes for real boys, manly and staunch and worth-
while.
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$13.50
“I m’
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w
wear sizes from 1 to 6—and withi
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:ST P‘ETER-‘s LADIES' AID SOCIETY membo r. Alta Hoffman. :or her anni- a
' A Well attended‘and enthusiastic versary n‘ 'm yarn; and .tll of
Aid Society, of lllf‘nrl- «we with her to -hake hands
mung more happy days to come.‘
Tue nth". meeting will be held on
like fll‘rt Thrusday in October.
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MISS FRAKE DOING NICELY.
Bliss Equile Frake. of 66 ‘Voodwardj
At the c0nclu~ ‘ av'wnue. who met with an accident, on
a meeting the usual , South Main street. yesterday utter-
‘ ‘ lnoon. is reported to be gettingialong‘
~ ' ‘ lnictlv. and the hospital authorit ea ex-:
”mm and Mrs.‘ p‘ECt-lllltt she Will be able to return,
e home within a few days. Fortunately, 3
t $1,... has sustained no serious injuriesul
Routine
plans .
coming mission res”
be held on the last,
in honor of the cities
-- CANDIES --
AND IBE- oREAM
MADE mnsflfimY
her'a bad shaking up Lcing the results .of
ithe mishap. '
street, who drove the ninthine that
struck Miss flake and knmked her to
. the ground. has been released by the
police. for the time beinz. and it is the
6opinion of Prosecuting Attorney (‘ram-
‘er C. Hegeman that he will not. be’
‘taken into custody again, as the ace}.
dent was one of an‘ unavoidable nap,
fl
OWLAND’S , - °
Entrances on'M'—1in St., Fairfield Ave. Cannon St.
SUMMER HOURS.
A rare assembly _ 1
. . A of lovely pearls.
Good news comes to women who appreciate the '
beauty of those wondrous pearls they make in France.
A collection has-just arrived—marvelous in its
beauty and so varied that one may choose in delight =
two or three necklaces. I
Pearls with the dull creamy subducd luster of the i
true ocean pearl.
Others with the soft pinkish flush of the early ;
dawn; still others of a remarkable lustrous pure white. ,
Splendid companions to the formal attire of even-
ing. *
in shorter lengths for wear on all occasions where :
necklace is in harmony with attire.
Graduated in size or all of one. size. \
Some even simulate the little and charming im- :
pcrt‘cctions which appear in true ocean pearls! '
Yes beauties. each necklace completed by clasp
of Solid gold,—
" $2.50 to $90
A really personal
toilet service.
'l‘hcrc is noifi‘gcftain {5370f dressing the hair which-is
most attractive.
. There is a treatment of the scalp which is of benefit to
the hair, under certain conditions.
Facial massage improves one‘s complexion and con-
tributes to the‘health of the skin.
These are examples of the Howland personal toilet
service.
Correct advice in regard to new styles of hair dressing—
and expert arrangement of the hair in the modification of
that style which harmonizcs with onc’s individuality.
Courteous personal attention, deft manicuring. refresh-
ing shampoo—these are available promptly and content-
ingly. -
Cutting of children’s hair calls for patience as well as
skill. Mothers agree that ’tis well done and Iz'ithout "fuss"
here.
. {turned brim.
Vquhu'; I‘lul‘ni‘l) fill".
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Smart hats
for young folks.
School and the coming of cooler season: hats of fell
and heavier and velvet for girls and for young folks!
The 'l‘am-o-Shantcr appears in new charm.
\‘clvct hats are of either one color or in two-color come
,binations
And there are fine fuzzy and beautiful beaver hats.
Some of the felts and beavers droop, Sumc‘ have up.
I'n‘npl
Tams may be fixed as just the angle one most likes.
A unique helmet-like I'clt hat is cfi'cctivc in red or
.brown or black—$3.50
Special beaver and vclvct hats at $5, velours at $7.30
-—and Tams of beaver velvet or duvclyn at $2 to $8.50.
Can’t promise any more beavers or velvels :lffcr pres-
ent supply is gone, at this price of
How fine the
little shoes look!-
Yes; these are the new sorts for little girls—and'for
,bigger.
They are pretty, for a fact. But more than that, they.
are worthy.
in sizes 81;? to 11;—
Finc tan calfskin. pony cut—85.50 I
Calfskin or patent leather, one style of patent 5
leather with buttoned cloth top—$5 ,—.,,1'
-_insizcsll‘/ét02:— '
Buttoncd calfskin—$5 .
Patent leather with cloth top -~ 7 e
and laced Calfskin—£5.50
Fine kid-top patent leather—$6
Handsome tan laced Pony style—$6.50
Na in floor. roar.
Who needs
jars and glasses?
Don‘t run risk of having fruit or tomatoes or \‘egeta.
..‘lf\£
9-.
bits ready for the cans—and no cans at handi
ideal jars, pint or quart sizc.—-00c dozen
Jelly glasses or moulds——55c dozen
Good Luck jar rings—10c dozen
Parowax, seals jars and glasses.—20c lb
Jar lifters, save burning lingers,——13c
Racks to hold single jars—10c.
TO MAKE lRONlNG EASIERz—Elcctric iron. Keeps
For women who require them :—-—a large and cxcellcnt’hot, is easily handled, saves time—and what a comfort!
gathering of switches and transformations and other needs.
Third floor.
few minor scratches and bruises and BETHLEHEM STEEL
Edward Haas“. of 116 Sou'h Main sror‘xaotst. \V‘wll’lkr‘daf'.
—~The Lethlehem Steel
suffered 3‘s first defeat
the Malnloe ‘Paf’ll. .5 goals to 2,
onea. .ll. filth;
ROME. Thursday. Sept.
OUT ON THE PORCH
O: in;ide ‘hc bout-e til: reed,
willow or wicker furniture will
add a lo: comfort.
Come and see the easy churn,
rockers, setters. etc. They and!
coolness in every line. No: ex-
pensive, either. Our prion ore
10 summer
6
TEAM IS BEATEN;
Sept. 3.1
:oo'hall team
of its European
tour herr— :~‘e~‘terda}', being beaten by"
': n1'n mh mhm
SUFFRAGE FOR lTALIAN WOMEN 5
4,—The':
tum. . ' _
___.___.—. l t'hamoer o? L'“p‘dl.-t:~’ touay passed the
. __ ! hill giving lza‘nan women the right of
—Try a Sentinel Want. Ad. | sljflrafifi.
l 4“—— ‘—‘
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always the la'west.
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Special 6-pound guaranteed irons—
Co-
$3.95
Fourth flccr. ‘ g , .,
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To accommodate our customers and supply their neodt, The
CITY NATIONAL BANK, of South Nor-walk, Conn, has
made the following changes: Increased the working space of
the bank and changed from the old Boston Ledger System to
the new and up-totheminuto STATEMENT SYSTEM.
WE SOLICIT ACOOU‘HTS WHETHER LARGE OR
SMALL.
The City National Bank
Windham}.
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