MEN’S E
UNDER murmurs
An extensive assortment of cot-
son and wool in single garments
and union suits, and all moder-
at t‘iy DHOCd.
Shirts and Drawers . . . $1.00 up
Union Suits ......... $2.00 up
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85 WASHINGTON STREET,
SOUTH NORWALK.
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, 'l‘ Winks, a brother of Oscar
. ”.11'1», ‘ Norwalk, has been elect
or 1hr» Algonquin Club. in
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r:.11‘117.11inr1< or the Park City.
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pr; \‘u '11" uwox'tl Nu. 3.31390, at Don-
}. 1}». 2'. Smith Main street.
Anthony ltunzun, of 14 Leonard
~21‘1'I. 1:11» writiml the police that his
Ford car numbered Conn? 47-61? was *
stolen {11111 7114» garage on his pre-
mlSi-j H.111“ 111m» during the night.
The matter 1.» bring investigatrd and
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town notirivd.
adjoining cities have
Thr- newly organized firm of Beers.
T's-slur A' Bowman who have leased
*1 .1 old Filil'lli'id County Bank building
d‘nl will manufacture big raz baby
armls (11 an improved type are receiv-
.r.: 111* nt'cr'ssal‘y machinery today
1.1111 ex: v-11t to start business on the
Imninn Monday.
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3-fold», influenza and kindred ills is to;
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Eitiilson-Powell Corporation
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- A MAN WITH MONEY
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1" the "under dog" for the
3, reason that the same grit
‘ that checks his desire to
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i; him on top in his relations
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'And it's no more a single
deposit that makes him a
1 ; man with money than it in
a. single act that wins for
him the respect of his'
comrades. ‘
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bank—one that' 8 interest-
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Warm underwear
is an insurance.
Health and comfort are both guarded by underwear of
seasonable weight and greater warmth than that of the
Summer now past.
No need to choose violent contrast; the very heavy
sorts adapted really for coldest weather alone.
instead, select medium weight and soft
’Tis ready, in fine range of sorts and sizes
be: of the family.
fine fabric.
,for every mem-
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For Men:-
Gray cotton shirts and drawers—$1.25 3
Wool-and-cotton, gray—$2 _ if
Ecru cotton union suits—$2.50
Light gray wool-and-cotton union suits—$3.75
. each sort of medium weight
Heavy ccru cotton shirts and drawers—$1.25
Heavy gray cotton—s 1.50
Gray wool-and-cotton—SLSO .
Union suits,_ccru or gray cotton—42
Wooirdnd-cotton gray union suits—$2.50
each of regular winter weight
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For Women:-
.\\'hile of warmth and comfort, women’s underwear is
cut in ever ry one of thccplicaslng styles women wish z—vcsts
for example, rmy be escn in fow- neck sleewlcss model
or in Dutch neck pattern with elbow sleex cs.
Medium-weight cotton vests and pants—$1 and $1.15,-
union suit—$1.75 811d ‘2
Fleece-lined vest: md pants—$1. 25 and $1. 50
union suits—I2 and $2. 25
Part-wool vest: and pants—$1.50 and $1.75; union
suits—$2.50 and $2.75
Fine wool with just enough cotton to avert shrinking,
0mm an pants—$2.50 and $2.75; union suits—Q4
and $4.2
Silk-andrwool of very fine quality, vests and pants—
09 and $3.25; union suits—$4.75 and 5.5
For Children:-
Mcdlum-weight cotton vest: and pants—75c "and BBC
Union suit: of medium {weight soft-cotton—Si. 25
and $1.50
Part-11001 ch Ind pants—$11 union suits—$1. 75
to S2. 23.
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Both warmth
and beauty!
Here is the combination sought by mothers and almost-
demanded by 3,1th ‘
Duets of warmth and beauty fiat Winter service. ‘
{There is warmth in the fabdcsfh WNW Further ,
:comi‘ort is made sure in (310an linings m by
intprllnlngs. ,-
Beautyg’i glows born the rubrics too: I bomb of coior‘
quality. lb film it added the beau’q of model and
decoration.
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umefulu planned and a: thoroughly tailored as those for
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Pretty hats * I
keep blooming; t
Like the dahlias :mdchrysanthcmums and the glowing
Autumn foliage, hats bloom in new and charming variety,
every day.
Jaunty or sedate. youthful or quiet. of rich dark tones
or vibrant with color.—how the garden grows and sparkles
and delights! _
Velveis and silk beavers. medium sizes and small and
large—but all of grace and beauty.
There is more than one particular style to meet you:
individual idea and preference. $5 in 5 10.50
Sew-1rd floor.
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kmt pett1coats.
Doublywelcome; because they combine wilh flu-in,
warmth a closeness of fit which makes them ideal com.-
panions to the close skirts of the season.
And how splendidly warm they are. with their close-
knit fabric of yarnl - Of course, the finer are pure woolen
yarn. 1-31“ -
Natural or gray, simple and efficient, —65c " “ ' I; '
Prettx patterns in u lute i‘lue Ha k gray or pinks—r _
84.35 and $1.50
Special white models for women of full figure, haw,
border 1n color ,—$2 a. .1
.Varied and attractive patterns in white blue pink gm
or natural, nearly all with a. touch 01 contrasting color—r
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A good strong .
carpet sweeper-$2.50.
. Looks very like one of the $4 sort that comes from iii!
dmaker who is probably best-known!
Docs good clean sweeping. is strong and durable. A!
special price 01—32. 50’
Bisscll carpet sweepers, moral styles and sizes 44
md 3450'
Shopping basket: and egg baskets Mexican patient
end attractive,-—60c 75c and 900 ;
Extra-large waste-paper baskets ~c - ~J a? sewn-1f
an. as at one’ s desk—$1.75 and $1. '11)
New 111‘ opener for glmiop jars which does NOT
spoil rubbers! easily used—25c
for the M W Io com-
Hatchet!!!) klndiln
W? yam: lime-45S 50‘
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