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Joseph Davis :
85 WASHINGTON STREET,
SOUTH NORWAIK.
Miss Dorothy
~treet is the.
‘ivrends today.
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Bridgeport;
Crosby
guest of
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Nomalk Aerie F (1 it,
'9'.th its regular me ting sthefuledj
”(1’ tonight until next week \Kednes;
.:y on account of the carnival I
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The committee in champ of the hi}:
lair to be held in the Town Assemblyl
mu from October 22 to October 27.;
are completing arrangements and!
promise the biggest kind of a time. t
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Sousa‘s big band is scheduled to
play in Bridgeport this afternoon and
evening and might prove an attrac-
tion to many of our citizens on any
other date but Welcome Home day.
Miss Ethel Drake. who was hit by an
automobile two weeks ago is gettin:
along niCelv in the Norwalk Hospital.
and it is evper't'cd she “12'. be able to
return to her home in a few «lays.
All of the uptown fire companies
are ready for an open house to all
members and friends during the car-
nival tonight with a'long list of tas
1y refreshments and all service men
will 'be cordially welcomed.
George F. Lockwood. of F. E. Lock-
wood & Co.. returned from a trip to
New York city yesterday. with a five
passenger touring model Hupmobile.
Early next week he will journey to
Buffalo to drive home one of the. new
sedan models of the same make.
Tables and benches for the dinner
which the. boys will enjoy at the Bax-
ter grounds today were put in place‘
1t--ing the earlier hours of last ev-
1:2. Arrangements have been made
~’\QT) man will he prmided with a
law at which he will be seated to;
1 .v. the meal.
Alurray‘s Singing Oichcstra.
«.41: Armory Friday Night.
Not-
:1 lie tve of the “Home m-Welcom
’ celebration hundreds of people
w‘ ,- on the streets last night. A ma- l
.11» if the stores were open in an-
1.1 n of the suspension of busio
v (day. Numerous shoppers and1
9 who were abroad to inspect the
iated buildings, promenaded the;
.«.ipal streets of the city until a'
hour. l
affic Oflicer Murray anested
n V'Vohlfot h of Westport for reck- !
a»: driving shortly after one o‘clock
slerdly. “Hohlforth it i (horned
.119 no effoxt to obey the signals ofl
e oflicer who was on duty at Main
Wall streets. Wohlforth left his
‘”07‘ Cycle .: bail for his appear-'
'n court "tis morning.
—Sent.ine1 Wen: Advertisements art '
are to Orin; the bout results obtain
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c People’s Trust Co.
51 11h Norwalk. Conn.
: sits, capitu 11nd Surplu:
over $500,000.00
res ism—Chan. P Hill:
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" New Fall Styles . -
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$4.00 -
5' "' $7. 00 . 1
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Ito boudoir, are the new Colonial styles.
.comrast of the copper bands and other trimmings!
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‘snugly at home soon, with contented new owners.
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'fine fabrics !,
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Autumn days bring pleasing new styles.
Calendar tells us Autumn is coming on running feet,
Pumps and spats,
of fine effect
New charming opera pumps for women who enjoy
beauty and appreciate fine footwear.
Marked by long vamp and slender lines,
poles, French heels.
tine light
Gleaming patent leather or beautiful dull kid.
Of equal fitness and beauty for afternoon and for
$8. 50
Rich spats including some cut in high model for wear
Firm and rich kcrsey cloth at $3 attractive felt fabric
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Richest chests
are Colonial
Cedar chests are worthy and valuable, no matter
But the richest, the ones vt hich bring greatest beauty
How effective their paneling! How splendid the
A number of patterns hav e just hurried 1n. They’ll be
$15 10 529
Third floor
To do canning
quickly and easily
Mason jars pint or quart —85c dozen
ideal jars glass top, pint or quart —-90c doz
Aluminum mixing spoons, large and light —-1~c
individual jar holders for cold pack methcd—St doz
RlNSO—a new soap in granules. For family general
Rinso is to the family laundry work what Lux is to
Sc.
Waitress Wins
Fortune in West!
Broadway Bab was a little courageous waitress who
forsook her New Yorl'rto seek fortune in a mining town of
the West. With her red hair and her independence, she is
not to be trampled on. it doesn’ t take ion for the Arizona
men who patronize her restaurant to learn
Maybe you call imagine the lively discussions! 'And
the keen wit! But you can never guess" how romance
comes—or how 3311 comes back toher beloved Broadway!
’ Better read the story :—Broadvlay My Johnston
r'wflmp Enhances on Main St.
Store open ’til 6,
Saturdays ’til 9.
Weatherman sends us
attractiv e apparel.
things to wear?
Do you not like the
Could there be any
peeping at us!
beautiful browns that
from;
than now for the visit.
Choose Baby the
prettiest coat
Abundance of sweet and dainty little white coats forl
Baby.
Not bulky or clum5\, but light.
and comfy—hax 6 soft warm interlining.
Empire and straight- line stvlcs. belted stvlcs for boy
babies, hand- smocked and hand- embroidered, trimmed
with fancy braid, or with clever trimming of fur.
What a delightful lot to pick from! $5 to $12. 50
Capes of line white cashmere for Bal‘y. W rap snugly
and protectingly all around little folks. S4 to $12.50
Second floor.
Yet they are warm;
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Have treasured
picture copied
There is one picture_ vou think more of than an_ »‘ other.
Its negative was long since destroyed: 3011 ha 12 no
idea of where another copy could be had! 1
Howland service ofi’ers a way, an easy and .21 inex-
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- pensive way. :
Let the photographic department ha 5 that picture andi
they will make a negative from it for but 25 cents. 01;
co use the original picture is returned uninjured. l
From the my itive prints at 3 105 cents. ac :ording to
Size.
Or an enlargement ranging in size from 11 by 14 at
70cto3l-4by51-23tl5c. i
if necessary, entire work of coping and printing may;
be done within 24 hours
in fact, the Howland Service devc1ops any film for 10
cents and makes prints at» small charge—and does it all
within 23 hours of time film is received. '
Fourth floor. . i. .
Sweater that’s
like Dad’s "
That’s the sort for the boy who really is a boy.
it’s the sort all ready for him.
A good solid heavy warm sweater! A sweater with
the weight and strength in it that are put into sweaters for
men. Sure it’s like Dad’s!
Slipons in gray green blue or brown
Button-fronts in green or brown, collared or collarlcss
Sizes 24 to 36—grcat value $7.50
Good “at for bop—89¢.
Staunch enough of cloth to stand hard use; good pat-
temstastefulcolors. .-
Mostly tin efieclandmoufly striped—with that
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But better news than that of either, is the news told by
the store to eye and judgment of every woman interested in
\\ as there ever such a tasteful varied assembly of worthy
Isn t it splendid to find shoes that
And Isn t it fine to have
to be able to make that choice now;
of the season at command fo1 enjoy 111cm;
choosing from the entire gathming?
You ll enjoy an inspection of all these new things to wear.
\Ve shall enjov showing them. The1c could be no bette1 time
proof that the calendar is correct.
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lines of the new coats?
Are vou pleased with the new suits and their smart effect? i,
thing more g1accful than the lmelvl
Autumn dresses of silk and c1epe? -
\\ hat charming and smalt and
“different“ new hats are 1
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2116 so fashionable?
such a collection to make choice 2
to have men: b1t .
to get initial '
so well with the z
\\ elcome. '
Plenty of Jap ' l
China bargains 3
Judged [)3 beauty and text me and general :11. clle 1.c, i ‘
t.his big collection 01 Japanese chi 11a ought to sell at rcgu— 1
lar price. '
From complete di1111e1sct 1n sniallc: 1 of 1.1111} nietc< it 1
is attractive and worthy and 1715' tful
It has smooth finish, clear pattern, graceful shape—is
genuinely good.
But it comes at special price—just through .1
good fortune.
Note \. ell these savings.
bit of '
'l'hcn inspect the china .uid
see its excellence. And then put it into service at economy!
Dinnerscts with unique decoration of yellow-and-
black band combined with small pink roses, lull gold handle,
99 pieces, regular $56.05—
Dinncrscts of 100 pieces. decoration is pink roses com-
bined with tan and gray border; regular $91.10— $77
Dinnersets with lattice border of blue gold handles.
attractive pink roses, 100 pieces regular $7 1. 70-— $61
Dinnersets with band border of bright gold and hand-
some Greek key design of black, 100 pieces, regular $90——
$76.50
Dinnersct with 11 or} border and medallion decoration
of blue or pink roses regular 14(17— 557. 75
Teasets, pot with 0 cups . mi 5.1.: cc -, 1w 0 decorations,
regular $6— $5.25
Cake sets, Shandsomc patterns, 1 me large and 6 small
plates regular $3. 50—- 82. 95
Chocolate sc,gracc1ul pot with 6 cups and saucers
three attractive dcs1gns, regular :15. 25—- 34. 50
i-ancy china—sugar .md cream sets, plates nappies,
bowls, jars. jelly sets and -.1cl1: -—
regular 31.25—31 regular $150—$125
regular 61.75—31.35 regular 32—15105
regular $250—$210
Handsome salad sets, bowl with plate and 6
plates, regular $6.25—
I-‘( .rth flcor. ,/
Sonora at $100
is fine instrument
- Sonora is phonograph of wonderful tone. '1
it really deserves its description :—Clear as a bell.
it reproduces with clearncss and distinctly. There is
no blurring or scratching;_cvcry word and ever note is
reproduced with a clear bell-like Quality which is clighting.
Sonora plays disc records of all makes. its range is
unlimited. if you prefer Columbia band records you’ll be
delighted with the may Sonora plays them. if you most-
enjoy Victor vocal records. there's a treat' in store “Sonora
Weathermen“ your favorite “an.
small
$4.95
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Norwalk Chronicler