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Another Large
Shipment of
getting intuit
C LOTH ES
Suits and
Entrances on Main St. F airfield Ave.. Cannon‘S'LW' "W W‘
$3330.“; .., ,,.,, Store open ’til 6; Saturdays ’til 9. “‘° “‘“"°"""‘ ‘
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. Some unusual * Limited lat
‘ gloves at $1.62! house dresses--$1.65
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For_Autumn and all-Winter wear, these American House dresses titted both in fabric and style for good
Overcoa S "gloves ot cape excel any other. long service. \
I . They’re heavy enough to be warm and comfortable; Percale of attractive striped patterns, blue gray and.
. . yet they are supple and ot' splendidappearance. pink. 1. r
JUSt Recelved . . Fortune brings this special lot at-- much below usual Cut in a trim model with 3-4 sleeves and low neck. t
_. price.
. . Essence of comfort, give one feeling of being both'r
Pealrl white, and handsome gray, and rich tan and cor- comfortably and attractively dressed for home duties. ’
dovan, t ree most-sought hues of the season. Of extra value— $1.65
Plump and flexible, durable and tasteful, unusual F‘wm} mm 11
.value. ' """ 3
They're designed by men who own the
I
known-how of getting pleasing style into
men’s clothes. And they‘re made up by men W
who have proved their ability to tailor that '-
2: ~ Wfomsj-“pq . Q $162 Little Eton suits
Center 8-810, roan
lf‘ of pure wool.
If you go ' For little boys, :1 fine combining of good appearance
with durability. I
Norfolk Eton model in sizes 3 to 8. ’ E’ .1
style perinanently in.
We've styles for the man just stepping out I I,
of boyhood, and styles for men at each of
Time's milestones. _
here are some clubs worth trying out. . -.
we're pmud t° be able to Sh°w y°u these ‘ Good stout shafts, properly shaped, well balanced.
Gray brown and green mixtures, Eton collar of whitew
Overcoats at the prices they bear, because we ‘ I Drivers . Brassies “fl
‘ - ' ' ‘hies Jackets finished in new ileated models strai ht trou-
t 31 d we F Midirons Md: , ., m-..‘ _- . l ~, ~ g
kn°w they represent ex reme v “e an I Putter; Nblicks g“ . sers lined to give greater warmth. 310
know that you can see that value so clearly I Can't tell you who made tems 11¢ won’t laps. ...“tmg,l_,.. ,_ 7 Front basements , ‘5‘“
you‘ll be freely willing to pay the price. N And may!“ l0 5611 at g .. _ ’150
$37.50 to 360.00 I “4-” ”m" m" - 1' . GOOd school ‘I I.
’ - Sturdy shoes stockings at 37l/zc.
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nukes QC“ 2.x; ”3' ‘K “ 0‘
~ Good because they are knitted from firm strong tough.
for boys. cotton yarn—and because they fit with smoothness and.
.t. 4s” - ; 9‘ . . comfort.
Yes; they will give good long wear—for they are well-
built of good material. _,,,-~u,m..m
' . Extra-quality school stockings for boys, large rib
JOSEPH DA ‘2 IS I J They are comfortable, right shaped, and lime good “dandies”——59c and 65c. . j
I looks. .Momu - . :m
Mercerised cotton stockings for girls, tine rib, fine
Heavy rib for boys, fine rib for girls, deep black—371,40
:. 85 Washington Street - .. South Norvvalk Tan calfskin, regular laced model luster, smooth of effect, give good service. Black or white
‘ .; d‘an elk'kbluchers MET g. 3a —50c 59c and 65c, brown—45c and 65c. ,-
Lg est-1: 7/ .3. 3:; :3,“ \ :r - g: *mmm’mm ‘ - i . M, -e, mi
m 92:.“ ’ 4‘ Tum ‘ mm Black calfskin, blucher or regular lace - . 1‘" ‘“ " ~ 3 . “
- W" -"- ‘ ‘M 3,; 11,333,, m. ,,;.......;.'.§.§Z .__ -=.—_‘j:; -. .7 . 1 According to sort and size"— ‘4 ~‘° 355°
listartr-d work on the dining of piles
“Mai-e. Main floor,reai\ t2-;..‘3im' HOWCO brings I
What a lot of true flavor.
r Fort-st Mills underwear for children i
{S W.— "i< liting featured in the advertising: 3'? 7"
.J lrving Dibble has been confined columns "\T‘I'B'V-‘th A 1110-" ('nm- ' -
.. ' :lfoi' the new whuit of the South .\'0r-I , I‘
' ews “‘2‘” 0031 & Suppl.“ Company. frontv l 7V OR WALK
, ’ I in: on the l'ical llal‘lflil‘. . I " 5’
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,...I r:',.- honw on ilax'yiuw avenue for more line (if iIiesr-l iiii‘-:ilT un‘tIt-il'ei'a: . I 0 S' d\\ hethtelicftflls Howcg Leg 0;- “02/110 COll‘CC, you can 3‘.
u,‘¢.-\’(~]’fll days with a slight illness. lianls' may 0 (HUN .1 ii— at r . - I b p n U 0" avor an 16 S ren ‘
A rareo of anthracite- coal is twin: ”W” >1 ‘ and Personal I ruS es an m 0 p6 p g
unloaded from the Red Sldl‘ barge No. —Soft Velour Hats, O'Hrien‘s ‘ _ ! If ’Ou en 0 a dellcale-flavored tea th ' < .
. . .. 3 y , ere are .ev .
.-- at the dock of the 1-. 1-: I: t «ml gulll- “'ilsnn's famous ”Mm“, hams 1“! I “NCVCT really knew there \VCl’C SO many for}? llll I rfldy' .
t “'“l‘y‘ . “'lli-I‘n' lllt‘ wall" prim s is the. slur l'vui- I If: I '7 i ll {on And caCh one QCeTnS 0 e SPCC' . I
l ' urr- ill ii lnnL' list of good lllll’lL’S to entI IN S 5 ()0de at this C0 CC 1 1' ~ .
,_-_—-— ~ in stintirzws hag “adv today. rurmns‘ " I ; ally shaped for its particular service”i if your'favorite is a full-bodied and potent Cup, teas
.f‘ who Ham- tlio-ii' (:Ttl"i‘< lll‘lHi‘U t'inslnu II.— _j I . - _ g V for brewmg It are ready. I
1 ”In" mm”. m“. NHP M an early (“my ; ‘53-? 4‘ KCtUlelV l3 about 9: score Of different sorts and size! an S ' f l ll fl '
' ’ ti, Saturday nim‘ninz. i _ ‘ — am S 01' Wt O 552-— S l h
" ‘\ ""l‘ll'nl-V ‘l'l’ign‘ d “him“! Show im‘ R.‘\' 'md \lr‘s lnltn L S‘hit'rlv 1nd Cady to go to york—11nd ready to lighten housekeeping as your P‘l'eferghce l5 {COT c 3 lg MI. as heavxl can
'.’ ‘lmy‘ ; nd girl.< oi sun-in (wilt with \lh _ .l ‘N . "' ., \J ‘ ‘ i a J- $3?! .
'l ('01 bid mics ir ‘mlW‘Y‘H-‘Hl “3‘ (‘On' :(l’n‘inlie‘n‘gdtmilfir‘nig; ital-:11. :fuliitlagl abor' ‘ l l. . 1.
1" "mm & “mekm tlo'm‘v‘ IL is: 0,"? Annie i‘rrr-h or lliverside fiavonuelnnd. h'ose SOI‘fS ran e from floorbrush Of-flflESlbrlSll‘BS at Cofleel ,Tens egg 2. ~_
1 in}, i: s' ‘ i «H- stnc n. (Hil‘ -. v... ._ _ _ , I __ - - .- .
I filling 3.9 milliliters and mm... 3;.‘5,.f‘,“".,",“,*' (T’Hiil';..‘,‘.‘T'f,‘;:‘.:riul:niil<iu 33.7 to little bottle rushes at 50. routed duly lien carefully chooea ‘ h I
;‘ ‘t'or w!:' -l this enterprising firm is , ‘ j; H." . .‘ , ' . . , '1 v _ , .. ‘f’Q‘:
- ‘ is. ‘tfri‘t‘tf‘fi!i.,~"r‘3;’3-if~‘..:.'.‘, its: Mops In atmost as great varies—end W mmfier 0‘ 39° 45° 5°“ ‘5" ‘° 80° , - e:
. I I 4TH SEP. (30., CONN. STATE'inQ‘fOL a fvw (12!}'$.'\\'lill0 (-nronio ‘by I dusttess dusters and bI'UShCS. ' 'Aftefnoon tea, a SpCClaI tilend In 1-4 :m: cans.“ m
' GUARDS DANCE. ARMORY. FRI- (into if) “Hyuniw. .\'. .l._ .\'rxt “'f‘t‘k Mr. . - l .d d d . .
. ,DAY mam. MURRAY’S smmNG (Semi 1;. LittiI'i'ds In“! Nailirmul ('luiinictl Of course, mugging brushes are inc u e —-5n the Orange Pekoe of particular fineness and flavor, 1-4 m
‘ORCHESTRA. : ,,.(.)nmp',f,d itinzi ‘r‘ lurc- 1.83 mm m n- CCOm n m . ‘ ”ulster—D g . V ,_.
To "PUT YOURSELF ’ The committee having charge of tlll‘ , g‘tiLhisiniqt; l) he It] in (.rdnd Rapids, W13 that 3 . Ha I! . F tn mm ‘V : -“ _ w a”; mugs: hunt ‘bmmen‘ , r -. .. 2*“??‘V 3% ,
. relebration which Rowayton is to give ° ' , , . . _ Q3313.- “ .‘IaJ’n—L . our . . .. ~ .. A - n h - I . -~ - . ~ , ~ 1..“
ACROSS r I her service men. tomorrow afternoon .3105 Ethel Martin of ‘ i\i~w' \oryr. . 4 .
. ' fand evening, wish to announce that?“ :11)“; 1"er “‘9?“ (atherine Ll' - .
"When It comes to get' ‘ lowing to the smallm $94 of the hall of :11 “fugflndzgfiflfé :rilillr‘filltlhgi Willi-l:
' ' -- h. R 'a't H0591: mpany, where (I 1‘ ‘ 5‘ ‘ ‘ 3. t f r ..
:1 tmg _On Inh'the firld ’ L111: d::ciggo?s to be field, only rosi-I‘S‘mmc1 1" I‘Ubey 0f litterstde avenue. _ J m -——— r“:—
3} there 5 net lng e a ‘dents of Rowayton village, “'estsidei Mrs. A- 0- “'illiama_ formerly a resi- -» *- —~ ~ A c’ ' "' ’ — '“_‘ _“““*“ __.~_1_..__._.____..._._ "if“- "‘ Hlfi’ffin : " , _,,,_ -___ , l. ' f **’ if“
' growing savings account lavenue and Raymond street, will be ‘lf’mvotl'ainnstreet. now of Mt. Kisco,I l 4" ” “u
- ladmitted. The affair is for the comm)“ 3., 1-“ “Slims friends in this city. . - i
and a long and satmfs’Ct' lmunity. not for the public. I Miss Mildred Gregory or Lewrs o — ’v-E
ory acquaintance with an t _T,,e N. B Ryan Co. is mowing arsli‘eit if: attending the Merrill Busi- Boston ma'd Housedresses
Old reliable Bank. ‘big assortment of the best makes oféneixsr ngtlggrs Adolph Horn of Wes |
’* Corsets and careful fittings are EiVeD’[ ‘ 1 . - ‘ “v , . " ‘ 13- 'th - '
Young folks we don't ex- _, on “eie in toun ednesday ex emng. I GINGHAM DBMS-1381‘s! and small p 1d, made w1_ has a,
’ bf their expert corsetiere. See at”. _ l _‘ _ V 1
P5“ your CCPOSI‘S Will be ‘The big tent on the Danbury Fair Machinery arrived from New York‘ straPSjI-nd adjustable belts, _ ._ . . __ , May we 81188931? an ear y call to “1°“ your 0"!“ before
large now but we want to Grounds is still up although the Fair today for installation in the Multi- PERCALE DRESSES—433.11; gnd hght, mth or mthont (:01. ~ l your gowns and "fits are fitted?
’ . n d .: ,1 0 Owing to the 'Felt Hat Company's plant on South I
see you at our Bank With C105“ V9 8.). ‘ g ' _ ' lMatn street, formerly owned by the I“ ' ’ -
email amounts—for in- 3 ”name“ “am? “am" “ has ”M John C. Wilson company. ‘l’ink, Blue and Grey GHANBRAY DRESSES, collars, cum: This season, more than ever, is the success of the gown do.
- "been possible to take down the tent. . with white . . _ I
stance, the coupons from land several smaller ones and Superin- " T‘ and belt: 1”?“ '- r pendent on the Corset, -
your Liberty Bonds 3‘ ltendent E. A. Hodge is hoping that SPECIALS I l
they become due. Ether-e will not come a very windy day For M M ' mums-Blue and green,~ with white collars, belts and pock- Our conetiere' will take plmure in am jug your selection
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betore_there are at least two days of ——-—-—-— ' _ u M ‘1..qu mm w ....n....:.:... ”00 ,. of a W 0d m t m be
WW ““11" ““95“” “b “‘7 °‘“ Wm‘,mmmm,sg. amofslfm announcer axons, reducedtpum 5139 ' 1" ‘1’ m’mm" 3‘" ’ '
{the canvas before it can be taken
'down.
We are open every Hon»
5 8.? night between six Ind
eight—make a deposit V, !
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