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N UITS AND OVEROOATS
Right Styles
Right Prices
$25.00 and better
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Joseph Davis
85 WASHINGTON STREET,
SOUTH NORWALK.
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Soft lll’l'l Herbie Hats, O'Brien‘s
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Andrews Sunday school
"llh’ipllk, 1233 Main sll'Pel, will N“!
,.n for the season on Sunday, and
hour of meeting will D? at 9 in
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instead of the former:
or of three in the afternoon. Teach5
» .tnti «hitch—en will please take not-
- of the nr-w hour of meeting.
TA'WiS ll. Nash. who recently pur-
v‘ nswl llw law llr. ()rton place at the
rnmvr of High street and Elmwood
nut-min, is having thc house remodeled
and put in excellent modern condition.l
TW-pnrntory m occupying it permanent,
ly. A now garage will be done of the
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\lrs. Elbert Carver. of North :IVP-
n1». continued on the invalid list.
Friends here of Mrs. Ralph Ripley"
Yoimerly of Norwalk. are glad to learn
that she is recovering. from a. very:
oerious operation, recently performed
in 2. Newark, N. J., hospital.
His parishioners were much pleas-
» Thursday owning at the mid-week
V‘rvice of the Norwalk Methodist.
V-nrch. by the unexpected presence,
' their pastor. Rev. Alrrev Beebe,‘.
',bose return from his western trip,l
‘ ; not anticipated, until the lutteri
’art of next week.
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~l"ir.~‘t Class Spaghettie liou=e.will
be upcnt‘d this eye-hing at 26 “'atr'r,
street. Nornalk. Manager Janu-s
Have. ltulian cooking. steaks and
Chops a speciality. Meals servvd hu-
twet-n if) a. m. and 2 a. n).
—AL|CE BRADY
in ‘llis llrnlul Night" twice SundayI
evening at the Regent at 7 and 9. Only
--' owing in Norwalk.
“REVS.
Registrars Rufus .l. Smith~ and Ber-i
:wr-l J. F‘ceney will be at the City,
H in on Tuesday, Wednesday and?
Thursday evenings of next week for.
5|er purpose of giving a demonstration:
r-t’ l'm- voting machines. They will'
there between T and 9 o‘clock and;
.m- who are unfamiliar with the?
‘l :u-hines' working should vall them-
.- of the opportunity for in..t.ruct-‘
The Southern New England Tele-‘
open (‘ompuny is running new cables
' 2 the conduits under the Post Road.
tings of men have been engaged 'fol}
"wreral weeks past putting in new and"
ur-h larger manholes.
Tlr-i'e will be a meeting of the leg-I
:d voters of Trinity Parish on Monday.
-.—.vening at 8 o'clock. in the Parish
‘iall, take action on the resignationl
z-f the parish clerk and one vestryman
:1 fill vacancies caused by the same,’
‘ also to receive and act on the re-_
but and recommendations of a com-,
mint-e appointed by the parish to act
on the matter of {new rector.
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NOTICE
_ tameoting of theBoordof
Directors, held September 25: .
.91.}, unmanned:—
‘fnat a. dividend at the rate
oi four (4) percent. permum
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al.5ngsfugodxmogblg1fl;
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.;ber 10, 1919. . .
Boot} a! D!“
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By order of tho
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[Some in the much-praised blouse styles. All nice in quality
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twaists'at 82
to: fours of a pattern.
(pure white
woman is cast ashore on a desert island with two men.
wilt she outhvcs them both, has to slay one in self defense,
binique story.
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{mat need, when driving—or when walking on brce
1 Babies—10c .tO 20¢
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rod finally is aided to reach civilization b another castaway.
! ‘ Nclvct-Grip hose supporters once more! Buy pretty
HOWLAND’S- t
-- Entrances on Main St. Fairfield Ave; Cannon 3!. 5"” - 1
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There are
nice dresses
at savmg.
New dresses; the early arrivals of this season; quiet
and “Ch and correct of model; now at saving.
Somebody very rightly inquires why.
Answer is ready and logical.
Opening of the season saw lots of handsome dresses,
of serge and of jersey and of serge combined with silk, came
hurrying here. Most of them went hurrying out—but
these are the odd one or two of a pattern which staid.
Now out they go! -
Beaded, or braided.
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Some with efiectivc fringe.
and finish and effect.
They were $25 and $29.50—
out they go at .
W .... $19.50
Little lot of
voile waists--$l.69.~
if we were fortunate, we could ordinarily sell these
. But here they are at 51.69.
i Because they are mostly samples—rest are odd threes
Nice voile, prettily trimmed with lace and embroidery,
Little lot, tempting lot, be prompt! $1.69
‘ Bocond floor. . z 4
1, Story of a woman
‘ Robinson Crusoe.
. g [The Beach" of Dreams—by H Dchre Stacpooie-o
§g ’ $1.60
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.’ A remarkable tale of shipwreck,-—for I young
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Her solitude, her ingenuity, her ricndship with the
plateau: and sca-clephants—all these combine to form a
, SM Kathleen Norrie—$1.60
_ A story of the love of sisters for each other, for their
And of the clash which followed the coming of Martin
Lloyd into their little world among the California rcdwoods.
nun floor. reor-
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Hair nets
3 -' and fixings.
X Cap-shape haimcts which fit snugly and brin
comfort to wearer. Keep hair from blowing abou
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Made by hand, of real hair, in practically all 511215;}:
15¢
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i‘ \lrons for waving the hair—39c
3, Featherweight hair waivers—10c card
Hairpins, shell, three sizes—10c box
in Wire hairpins with fine finish, 10c and 15c box '
Viv
for quite a time '
. , Children's-40¢
Young folks’ and women's—25c .
1’” Mont—220:: to 35¢ Pad‘belts—éSc.
“we,“ 33; 3,»,
f ‘ $10 for dolm‘an
?, cape orcoat!
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cagfidevu’dohmmri—Ten 011W“ EM 23
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Store open ’til 6; Saturdays .’til 9. :r
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'Women’s. attractive
shoes at $9.
A quartettc from the collection—and how clearly and
pleasu‘i’gly its members sing their song of style and appear-'
You can pick a good
suit of clothes at $30
anch . or :535'
Patent coltskin with bl::k. kid top a 4““ the S‘Y'C 0‘ 5“”
_ . you want.
Black kid‘wnh gray cloth top Just the color you
Brown kid with top of brown cloth like.
Brown calfskin, long vamp it’ll be £003; you’ll '
be satisfied to wear it
and content with the
service it gives.
Maybe it’ll be a Kup-
pcnhcimer s u i t :—
Each at $9
Mnin floor, rear.
Jaunty beaver
turbans__$3 we’ve some at the
0 price.
I. Chic and charming little hats for first days'of Autumn. Whatever it is, it’ll
Beaver of‘excellcnt appearance, in navy and purple be 80(11-
and taupe and black.
. Men’s and young
Half a doun different and charming turban models.
men’s models includ-
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Nice quality. emphatic good value —- re ‘ulati '
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limited quantity at this specml’pnce— $3 befiters
Second floor. ' waist lines
single-breasted
double-breasted.
Stockings of '
marked value-3715c.
Fabricsof scasonablc
weight and weave in-
cluding
Lisle seamless stockings for women that will return un- 311315555
usual scrwce andsatisfaction for cost. ' cassimcrcs
Good ‘a’ndfliirm though not heavy, smooth and even of flanncls.
texture, very comfortable in fit.
White cordovan or black— 371/”:
Pure silk stockings with fine lislc top, full fashioned
and durable, black cordovan or field-mousc,—$2
Marvel-stripe stockings of fine pure silk, full fashioned,
excellent texture, novel. Gray smoke brown cordovan or
bLaCK_53 o
Silk lisle stockings with a partial drop-stitch effect,
white black or cordovan,——S9c
Handsome black silk lislc with very high spliced heel
and double toe, full fashioned, 75c to $1.25
Children’s fine ribbed stockings—45c
Boys’ good black stockings, medium rib,—-—45c and 59c
. ‘ Babies, merccrised stockings. fine rib,
whit: tan or blackv—zsc and 35c.
Ian aisle, root.
Soft fine
kid gloves--$3.5O
None but genuine kidh'could have the richness and
beauty and the supple fineness which mark these.
but at $7.50!
silky finish,
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dies; in snappy stripes,—
fitting.
Better sec ’cm for yourself—
TOPPING HATS, as our English friends would call
’cm. Late models, splendid colors and new, nice quality,—
' Gunmetal calfskin of toughness
English last with Neolin sole and heel, and wide or full toe
bluchcr with leather sole and heel—
CLEVER SHIRTS, of genuine negligc
that have real life and beauty. Nice quality. pretty shades—
KNlTTED TIES of silk are back with a rush!
MOTTLED SOCKS are a new kink; dark
tasteful, but pleasing by their novelty.
UNION SUIT of warmer sort for guard against chill!
It’s a mixture of cotton and wool, a good gray color. well-
:I‘ho Walker—Fol: and cooler.
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Colors ranging from plain to mixtures—with many cx-‘
cellcnt mixtures aglow with life.
$30 8: $35.
$3.50 $44 to $6
SPECIAL SHOES AT $7.50
Worth $9 of any man's money on today’s market—-
and smoothness.
)750
type; SITlI‘t‘S
$2.50
Dan-
056
in tone,
75c.
$3.75
How delightful their “feel” as one pulls them on. '
firm, they still yield a bit; light, they still are of strength.
Gray tan white or black, finely finished,— $3.50
Novel handkerchiefs in delighting colored pattems—_
.1 19c
. Fine white cambric handkerchicfs with edging of lace—
: ' - ' 25C fortsa
EOR BOYS—handkerchicfs with a narrow border of
galore-25c ,
- .-- Cantor oblo. m I‘Blocho toe. powder—39c.
. Pun! Willow face powder—50c.
. ' nonnon'o talcum—no.
JO." rice wder—obc.
Hear and enjoy M... m-..
Pompom taco powder—45¢.
"» mummy cue—20c.
‘DJorki- talc—25c.
Caucus coop—17¢.
Woodhull-r. soup—10c.
hole?- In coop—19c.
Ollvtlo coop—10o. I for I“.
Violet umflno Door—1M.
Dr. Lyon'- tooui powder—no.
Fork-3'0 booth pesto—36o.
M tooth polio—”o.
”to. tooth com—10o.
Ooh-o m tone—lie.
Victrola IX.
muvvoice of .Victrola ix is clear \and sweet and pica:—
‘ it reproduces allVictor records finely.
'Tis a good-looking instrument-,- finished in
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Here are soaps and powders and such needs and com.
’Tis worth any onc’s while to note their prices.
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Worthy toiletwares , g‘ .g‘
worthwhile price.
Colgate} ,md
25?.
(‘olgnte‘a shaving soap «1. Mick or
powder or ct'eum—‘aoc.
Dagzett & Ramadell lannlrr’flo
891-.
tooth paste—1th
to
Eleay. eream—~25c and 60c.
Fmtlllo—lbc. .
Gouraud‘o oriental cream—81.26.
Hind'o Honey and Almond cream
—39c.
Rose voter and glycerlne—Jlic.
Ho)". ho. mum—«2o.
nut-in oonut oil—39c. _ - i
Dobderlno—ue to "c. .— '
Ammonia. amino—12c.
Mm m” MW45C.
Idiot—88¢.
Oboe MWVG Mo.
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