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SWEATERS
1'. Grades
All Shades
All Wool
'ith or without collar
"1th or without buttons.
$7.00 to $15.00.
Ligfit, Medium and
Heavy Weight
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Joseph Davis
'- WASHINGTON STREBT,
SOUTH NORWALK.
ity News;
purchasing agent 3
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' .. lril‘ont Engineering Compé'my
.m'. .‘vlir:h., has returned Lo that i
' i' spending the weekend with i
.»s in South Notwalk. i
"s .\3 \\'eed and family of South
“talk attended the carnhal in
triliftirll, when her ntphmv received
rial tor 'urmery over seas. with the
r": r-s #Stamford Advocate.
'v uzlas Fowler l’ost \\'mnan's Re-
" t'orps will visit Fitch‘s Soldiers'
.. 'ai Noroton tomorrow, starting’
1 1. 3n til-look. The occasion is the
‘ritiuul home day at the home.
I'nlians in this city will quietly oh-
ne ltulian Armstice Day on Novem-
- r 1th. This year that memorable
IP will be celebrated with great
imp and ardor in lialy.
The improvements at the Mr. and
Howard Beers' residence, Orclr
t street. are progressing in a most
tisfactory manner. and the place is
pidly assuming a very attractive ap-
- trance. BL. ..
. The Ntedlework Guild of America
id :1 conference of all branches in
i vicinity of. New York at the home
rs.
new ~p..- -.w- 1 ~~=_
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Shh street, New York city. The year
i program was discused.
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Norwalk will be well represented at
1.9 October meeting of the Fairfieltl
I iunty Suffrage association Thursday.
hen Mrs. Samuel C. Shaw will enter-
~in at her country home. Reading.
rs. Arthur Livermore of New York
ill be a speaker.
The lathing and plush-tin: or the
ores on the first floor of the Rood-
.~r building are ill‘t):i't'\<in: in very
rapid manner and the ~tm‘ts will he
ready for occupancs -.vi him a few
weeks. Charles Tregcw ll of Bridge-
yort has now begun hi- ‘Vltlk in the
Theta] ceiling construméum
Rina
Ht't'll
5 bAliPntl Companion's tluzire,
men's Hall Thursday. Sack
outta.
Standing upright in a boat on litm-
tam Lake. Monday eveninz. taking
careful 'aim at a flock of «lurks flying
overhead. A. S.K1‘tl>‘lh h: Norwulk.‘
leaned too much to one rltl". and as he.
—;rllll€d the triggEr of his 21m. the boat
overturned, throwin: him and his
brotherjiniaw into the lake, Krusch.
who recently returned from France. is
a good swimmer, but, his brother-in-
‘Law couldn't swim a stroke and ihe
n! Mrs. John Wood Stewart, 205 West ,
returned soldier battled for over fif-
teen minutes before he coultllhrinz
him to shore. Both men were exhaust-
ed and tell iaintin: on the shore.
People’s TrustCo.
79 ”Washington St]
SOUTH NORWALK ‘
nnrosrrs, CAPITAL
AND suanus A-
“ $640300.” Pl!
Chan. P... nun, men:
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Tm; BAKES, COOKS AND HEATS
STERLING
Headquarters tor the Famous Simmons Beds
Built for Sioop
Bras: Bed No. 6480
blade of Simmons interloc} has: steel- lined brass tubing. Solidly
bu' ‘t. Easy runmn casters. l‘yarticularl pleasing In Twin Pair—
or Doubve width. you prefer. Bright Satin or Banded finish.
Some Brass Beds that Really
Look Well in the Bedroc-.i
OMEN who have bought It will do a woman's heart good
Brass Beds know that to see these exquisite Beds—with
s Simmons Beds satisfy.
their {filing for true line and
t form a co . o't' - nine
The tubing of Simmons Brass Simmons Bed: f. 531.3? fling”;
Beds is heavier. When thetubing held {Inn with the Simmons
is round it is lined with stul. Pressed Steel Corner Locks. that
Such tubing resists blow and prevent rattle and squeak; Beds
knock—does 30‘ dent “3113’- that invite nerve and muscle to
relax and the whole body to sink
The lacquer IS of higher grade— into deep. sound sleep.
the finish better through and
through.
This nation-wide experience with
Simmons Brass Beds, gives dou-
ble interest to our present show-
ing of these Beds, one pattern of
which (No. 6480) is illustrated
here in Twin Pair. Choice of Brigh k
or Satin finish in Twin Pair or the
Double Width Bed.
SIMMONSBEDS
Built [of Sleep .
Visit our store and let us show
you these splendid new styles.
{Oiil
Prices of Simmons Beds are little
if any higher than those of ordi-
nary beds.
It will be a pleasure to show our
complete display.
FURVITURE FOBBVBRY BOOM lN TBE HOUSE
mMed suites at reasonable prices. A won-
dorm sham”!!! fined Room, Dining Room and Living Room Suites.
HOOSIER for immediate or later delivery.
$1.00 down and $1.00 weekly saves you miles of steps.
Roll Door V ‘ T ‘ r
Hoosier
Beauty \
~ ‘ RANGES *"
FULLY GUARANTEED
.3" In every way. 60 days' trial free.
Sole Agent For
Sterling. Richmond and Famous Beaver Ranges I
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Entrances on Main St. FahfieldrAve..Car;nou SLWWW
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WrflConn.
I My, 0a. H. 1.1.. , “d
Every pica: is worth at least double its price.
Store open ’ti16;
W omc ll.
and in fabric,
lion.
uncommon shades.
trimmed beauties
through season.
Unusual silver
for table-18c!
3%..
Good designs, good white-metal base with plating of
pure silver.
From Simeon L and George H Rogers, one
(if ll‘lfl
good Old- time and flourishing Connecticut silv ermakers of
today—for their factory at \\ allingford is a busy bUSy spot.
tea spoons ’
sugar Spoons
Fable spoons knives ,
orks gravy ladies
berry spoons sugar tongs
Each---18c.
Left .1110, front.
Pretty bedroom
curtgins--$l .50 .
,vu
n
Those sim and dainty Curtains of white muslin so
ideally fitted to use in bedroom!
‘* With a pretty narrow fume.
9r hemstikhed and finished with dainty lace edge.
0? specialgoodness and attractiveness—a
$1.50
I'll“ m _ . .... f.
a.-.
Colors and
here are
Ml Texture is
mm
Saturdays ’til 9.m
A.
to
$25 in SiStl.
- Eeoon d ’1 our.
Warm underwear
—;‘
Slip on half a dozeri
of these beauteous
new coats; they’re
eagerly «waiting for.
you to choose.
Meeting and turning back the keen chill and the eager breezes, her
hurries forward a great gathering of coats for the delighting and the serving on
it is a great gathering in many wusz—in variety and in model. in stylp
in combination of richness with service and of value with attrac-
How glorious are the coats with trimming of fur: beaver and nutria and
skunk and Hudson seal.
0
“half beauty marks the fabrics from silvertones and angora through the
range of chcviots and silvcrtips and kcrseys and chinchilias to plush.
There are linings of decisive and inspiring beauty in some members of
the collection; tine silks in marvelous Combinations of unique pattern with
Style range is almost unlimited; extends from plain tvpcs to those with
sylendid pleats and large buttons and finds highest illustration in the fur-
lt is wisgand pleasant to choose early—because that early choice is
from finest gathering and because one has service of new satisiactory cost all
all
instantly ready!
For women’s own service, ready with its warmth and
comfort.
Ready, too, for moihefs’ who know
should be protected. .
how children
M'omcn’s flecced unitn suits. unusual combination for
they have Dutch neck and elbow siccvcs. are :tnkle length—«-
$1 and $1.25
Low-necked and sleeveless union
ton, ankle or knee length—$1.25
suits of medium Cot-
Knitted bloomers of full length, white or pink—«75¢
85c and Si
Nests and pants of medium weight, nice Soft ctiiton,—a
$1 and $1.15
In.
Boy’s gray fleeced cotton vests and pants—75c, Union
suits-41.25 and $1.50
\
- Girls’ parWool vests and pants, light and good—4m
Girls fleeced cotton vests and pants—S90 and‘75c. .
Excellent union suits for girls, fleeccd cotton, eithen
Dutch neck with elbow sleeves or high neck with long
sleeves, all of ankle length—$1.25 and $1.50 ‘ :
Left dole. rear. . J
are either
Beautiful Georgette WaiSts at $4. 95
'A aw With colorful beauty anddignlfied by rich beading or embroil-
’ I m forward one of the most-imp
film and fine: fitting fabric for such beauties.
Ideal for evening a
resslvo gatherings of?
My afternoon wen
contrasts; bending of cardinal gette of navy blur;
' no
no Wm“
in quiet blending of colors to rare effect; some beans
oven lawn used Whore! result. Uncommon col-
navy M and we. Un.
49m t .
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Norwalk Chronicler