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: a : DAY, OUT. 16, 1919
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Another Large
Shipment of
finririg Brant!
CLOTHES ‘
Suits and
.vercoats
Just Received
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They're designed by men who own the I
known-how of getting pleasing style into I'
men's clothes. And they're made up by men
who have proved their ability to tailor that
style permanently in.
we‘ve styles for the man just stepping out . 4
of boyhood, and styles for men at each of ‘,
Time's milestones. \
We're proud to be able to show you these
Overcoats at the prises they bear, becaus? we
know they represent extreme value and we
lmow that you can see that value so clearly
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you'll be freely willing to pay the price.
\‘3750 to $60.00
- JOSEPH DAVIS {
. 85 Washington Street - South Norwalk I
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\‘ictm Hr'lllllfif nili ast .\01\V' :1lk. h:1.\[ _. I
ll11k1 n :1 pos lion VVlth lli1 Glendenmng ‘ l
Hy News I W‘ NOR WALK III.
1Aeitt
ilit‘cugoiit tho 1
its pow» ss1ons. Ministers of all .1.» I 1 7
' nominations will be asked to pi'ent'li'. SOCIE7 F! I l
Inquiries are made curry day for ‘1 I
cuts or llOU>9> {11" :'»iii in N0r—' 1
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sermons to lllt .\:1\'_V' on that day. I
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There are ia-VV' ‘11 ‘1~. had at any
The fii's' unit of thc SFTil‘S 11f build-l
. and landlords. 11.1w made out
ings 111.11.11.11 on an addition to the' I
. plant 11 1h+-\'oiVV:1lk “in 61‘: Rubber:
1's that date back many weeks in
se any of their tenants more.
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Sunday is Navy
United States
911ml 1V I
11ml :1“!
and Personal III
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(‘ million} to flu south of lllt main fuc- l
1'1oiV is moxie-seine: finely. The Wood- ll
1en liltliIlS 1111‘ the ('()i)Cl’t"lt‘ summits 01 I
the first and second stories are nearly 1
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NEWS
Hickory nuts have made their on-
. 1 ~ 1 1“ in place and it is probable that 1
.-; ' '- -:1l 11ch this V1I:1r ‘ , _ ‘
itance In 1h? 10C_ n.‘ t ' l 1111 rl 111' ill“ Ill't'lllllilliiI‘V work Will he] L # , J
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.11 m1. Ilrht iimn m 1V.1i V1.11.. Tug-1111111] 11111 by tli" 1111111 cold VV'cauiei‘I ..——-—
',:g11_1 Vviih which many of H10 “‘00“ 1'1-1'1lV sets in. ! .
sf»? afflicted last year. las 1liss:1p-..—DANCING SATURDAY NIGHT.‘ t\ “I; “my“?hl" M .pninii “”3, went I
. _ ‘K, '1 t 19 111111 (1 1"1n1 . 1'9. . 0.411111)
.zred this :Veai‘. and .1:..11n 111.» old Town .\ .1iiibly liill, (tr-at- Bi~"sothei illisesa 1 1 Main 4”.” Norwalk. last
voi'iie will take its 11.:11'11 at the’i'ull ozcliesti'a [owning dining “hid, announcement
‘ sgiving feats. The (top is tin-I ~-—~A——-— ,VV'rs: made- of the «nozigcmrnt 111' ,‘liex
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41:1 ." large this. mum; and 11),. recent: Today' 1“ W3“ Street IJ. 51.111111. son 111 M1. and .‘llS. Joseph
.TV’11i'di of York Sll’t‘t'l. and Miss Julia
\unjiato of this .tV.
‘couple ate well- knoVVn hero. and
thc'1:ontzi1tul:1tion of 11mm friends.
\ll‘r Nurtii is employed by F. ii. Slaw-
on A: Company. and Miss Nuncimo is
an cniplt-V'u of the L‘iuett K: l’cubody
'fcctoi'y. During the engagement par-
its initial ty refr1shmen1s weie served and a
phasing social time enjoyed. Miss
Maria Disesa tendered seveial piano
soloes. The wedding VVill take place
nuts to fall in‘
pi'otit-'
have caused 1h.»
n aki n: unitingr a
. 1‘51
:meifi' NEVV YORK Oct 16
.1 _. m 51‘ 1 sm ible passtime‘ 10: 30 a. m..)—Motors and their spe 1
1‘3 a “‘ 1" ‘ ‘ 1cialties togethu with oils weie the
r paities “1‘0 “3‘9 gone into theIioremost issues at the opening of to-
,Vods armei vith lass and baskets. Iday 5 Stock Maiket, shipping and food
i ii. 9 local In“, ~1aiids and groceryi shares also figuring in the irregulai,
ii '11» of exmllnnt (111.111 '5'advante. Bethlehem Motors wow the
most ronspicuous feature.
"’1 3i ““5 .‘ cents a quatt ltiansattion consisting of 1 000 shares
.lat a gain of 2 1- 4 points. Mexican Pe- l
ltroleuni lose alinosts " points and Ma- ,
“Wume Stil.agd1,:rgerican InternationalI m the near future.
game an points lespectivei _ , _
ISteels and equipments also rails Werei Dr. David Spence, Who- “'1‘“ ml“
variable. at the outset but the general family. is lollllnf’ his native Scotland
list tended higher withi n the first half; '5 r1 m‘mbu‘mr “’I‘V‘m friends “ll“
hour illustrated post cards of the Land U
‘3??? I VV AI L STREET Noon. ——~Standard1 CakIS
“hare“ were neglected in the mo. e Mis. “illiani '.F KOin of Buiritt AV-
Iments 0f ‘PCCUIMI‘Q issues during the ,enue returned home last in ening after
1first hour. The automobile group and spending a few days with her sister
oils continued to iiionopoliZe the at- Ii“ Springfield, M355
tention Of ”0015 at (“”her submamial There has been urgent need for
gains and 59V erai new records. LaterImom light in the hallway of the sec-
Iseasoned industrials mOVed for'wardIond story of me \lasonic Building
‘under lead of Bethlehem, Republic and since the walls 0’ the Roodner build
in; tune grown high enough to shut
out the light from the windows on the
(Vt all Stieet,
07:45. l1l1’ hul‘
i 27‘ ‘Vij‘ffi
' People’s Trustng.
79 Washington Si.)
sourn NORWALK
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DEPOSITS, CAPITAL:
AND SURPLUS , I
$640,000.00 w
Chas. F. Mills, President
$11.5. Steels, Baldwin Locomotive andI
en featured the strong specialities andIbeen installed oppsoite the entrance
Southern Pacific furnished the onlYI to the Probate court.
' ' r ils at a fractional gainl
11:12:21? m {at ‘11.” 3 mtg set in- atl An order issued 1.151 night by the
l e ans 0 p0 Chief Secretary and the Commander
noon, when call money opened at ten in Chief of the forces in Ireland pro-
hibited the assembling in Dublin to the
‘1}-
per cent.
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HOWLAND’S
Entrances on Main St; Fairfield Ave" Cannon m ” W713? I
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There’s money’s worth
7cach is worth far more than price.
The young I
have '
" her services now without charge,
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1I‘M" Lark Ah" Bra.“ American “001 Iwes1erly side, and an extra one has .
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WALL STREET 1: 30 1).
.ing fell to slender proportions” 0
higher one for an momenta:
M. H. Lee, Vice-mt
lime Gueiicbexgue. f‘
111,—qu shin Fien, Irish Yolanteori and the.
Bridgeport, Conn-
Wodneodm Ooowber 15, lino,
Store open ’til 6;
in Double Service.
A Howland Double-Service suit for a boy is worth at
Matched against usual suits,
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least every penny of its price.
'1 Good fabrics, and none other, go into them.
Honest thorough and expert tailoring. And styles that
boys like!
Beside this. the distinctive Double—Service feature:—
two pairs of trousers.
They double the life of :1 suit, double its attractiveness.
double the content it brings.
The one staunch coat serVes with each pair of trou-
lets—and one pair of those trousers docs regular service
{while the other 15 with for wear on special occasions.
I Right no“ a handsome lot of suits in woolens of good
mixture and good colors, sizes 9 to 18— $1 ‘ to $25.
'1 Special: a Double- Service suit with trousers equipped
with double knees and double seat! $22.51»
l‘ront 'buement.
Rich tclocks
that keep time.
There's Virtue as well as beauty in these mahogany
clocks now present in special gathering.
i TheV look well; are graceful in shape, fine in finish;
{and there are sizes for use in practicallV everV spot where
clock is fitting;
1' But, m
can count 0
One-dayntodels—sfi 25 and :1 So; edgy models—
33 to $27. 50
an that they will keep correct time. You
Alarm clocks, nickcled case, wake folks from «modest,
'sleep and at desired time—$1.85 to $3.75.
1 1. ‘1‘; .. Mil aisle, front. 1 _ I_
More “handies”
fOr notion basket.
There’ 5 need, almost everV day, for such handy arti-
ms as these:—-
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l‘roldplated safety pins, small—10c] Bone hodkine—fin.
d01- Steel hodkfns~lflc
Damascu- safety pins, rust proof—— Stocking dame", wood—Ia “a
We 1101.101»
I’nrhlan hill’ “WW-‘00 ‘0 75“ Satin—covered wire, white and
1 ‘01. black—10c piece.
Colored tape, 4 rd piece—40¢.
Cu‘Pet bindinx—JOO p‘ece I Hou'y cord elutic-JI 1-30 30
Jet pins, on cord—50 and 100. 20c ,Vd.
Tara“ shu'tles. bone—11 l-ZoIm Mourning pins in bout—53 5nd
Tracing w heels-2 5c.
'did
us - zen Helmq'eafi aim
Learn to knit
or crooket!
In addition to its fascination, there is satisfacticiri.
For what a variety of pretty and Warm and cos things
one may knit or crochet—for personal use or for gis.
Easy to team under a good teacher. .Such one ofi‘ers
'All that’s necessary is to purchase needed yarns.
Enroll pronith'; cl; uses are being filled fastl
Third 3%
Shoes of appeal:
and at $10.
shoes with a beauty and nlcoty which will win (avoi-
women almost instantly.
in true womanlinm _
Black kid, long vamp, military libel r f V
Mahogany calfskin. Slim 71min 3...? ’ " .:
puck kid, medium round to:
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.li ’4
, but, 311ch all, of enjoncnt.
a'cefuI In line and mado 111111 11 can 111m m :1:-
WW 11
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Some remarkable l
neckwear--l9c & 500‘! l
. —Forget for a moment those two prices, and lake II
critical look at this gathering of neckwear. ’
it is simply surprising.
Saturdays ’til 9.“:
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Collar and cuff sets of satin and of organdy and Cd
Georgette!
Roll and sailor collars—and some 'vcstees!
It is :1 collection of beauties, of samples—as a matflltl
of fact.
In money, they would usually sell at 390 5th 75m
and 31— I.
Choose at either of the two priccs— ‘ I
191: md 50¢
”9'13 II
Center :1 lele, ironi-
Here are good
evening companions.
Books just published that will bring enjonent :iiidl
variety and in some cases, thrills to whoso chooses their.
company.
The Girl of O K Valley—by Robert WatSon. A la]
gf Canadian life with a puzzling element of mystery. :31. 5
Not All the King’s Horses—by George Agnew Chain.
berlain. * dramatic story told by a diplomat. Si. 75 "
The Middle Temple Murder—by J S Fletcher Of thq
unraveling ofamurdcr mystery by :1 newspaper man. $1.
Shorty McCabe Gets the Hail! by Sewell Ford. Mom.
of those breezy tales full of real humor and philosophy—a
$1. 75 . .1
31"“.
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The Blue Moon—bV David Anderson—$1.61)
The Immortal Flame—Marie Petersen—efilbo -’
And more fun from Ring Launch—Own Your Quit
Home—$1
The Yellow TVphoon—by Harold MacGrath. Murder.
and theft, two sisters at swords points, action in Manila‘
and on the Pacific, swift transfer to :1 house in the Admin-H
ducks—and then a surprising end! $1.60
Mntn floor. rear, _ 1 1: ‘"“ fl
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TE not weight 1
makes blanket warm.
These splendid soft blankets do not depend upon their
weight, when they set out to bring their comforting warmth
to owner.
No lndccdl On the other hand, the lighter they are
the warmer they are likely to be. For those with greater
proportion of wool are the lighter (size for size) and wool
affords more warmth than cotton.
Knowlng this, the blanket men make their cotton
blankets as like wool as possible. To do this they
“teazlo” them up so they have a coating which is like '
fleece. This coating holds air, warms it, and keeps warm
and cosy the person over whom the blankets are spread.
Here are blankets ready to hurry home and gum“
folks against cold nights. Some are cotton, some are w
with warp of cotton ,—-—all are light and gratefully warmt-um
Gray or white cotton, with pink or blue border, 54 by1
7o inches—- $2. 25 '
fl“ an or white cotton, tasteflil border, 60 by 76 inches,
$2. 75
White or tan with blue or pink border, good soft cot»
ton. 92 by 80 inches— 53 5Q
Excellent white cotton blankets, woolly in finish, $430
by 80 inches—
1 Graéy and tan cotton of special firmness, pink or $blu
border, 4 by 78 inches,—- 54.2%
White blankets woven of mixture of wool and cotton
fieecy in “feel”, 66 by 80 inches,“-’-‘— 58'
Tan or gray blankets with attractive colored borde
7.0 by 82 inches— 93’
Large blankets of purest white. cotton lwaists, wool fill-
mg, 10 by 80 inches—1 to 346.8]
Orgy blankets of line wool-and-cotton combinatio
2011,1180 inchesé— $7.50 1011133.
ital - m '3"
Handsome iudbla flue 80ft ll ht‘w
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