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FRIDAY, OCT. 24, 1919 .. 3 m sommx m0 W... . , , - . .e _ _ _ 3 ‘ 7 p‘ggm
SHIRTS
s... Cuisingood W... and i NOR WALK ll! 1
materia . ,
1 $1.50 to $7.00. 5 7 ii i HOWL
Dress and Tuxedo '3 SOCIET 1 i'; .9 ANDS
* Shirts 3 ; . ~ -
‘1 $2.50 to $3.50 '1 and Personal 1' e . Entrances on Main St. Fairfield Ave" Cannon St. .1
Flannel Shirts
$2.50 to $6.00
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fix Illlt was a \is itor in Bridgeport yes 1
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$7.50; ready Friday morning; re
arkable.
. William P. \\'ard. J11. of Franklin
Joseph DLIVIS street is spending the week-end “1111'
,liis :mndnioiher in llanbury.
85 WASHINGTON STREET’ 1 Mr. and Mrs. George Gladstone (\f'
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SOUTH NOBWALK. ”r ' H '
(lo-Oige Black of the “'irc Mill Road.
I\‘orth \Illllll'til'd Sunday.
a Pair ol
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VWH 'H 0mm 5‘ senite in e I . -
Cit), News il""'m"‘" "h‘m'h' smmmrd- S”"““-" l S‘Dlendld Georgette and ci‘etieulc—chme El‘ltl tart-ta
. . and washable satin. i
Miss Dorothy l’aynw has resigntd ' ' '
Glowing stripes and plaids. demure navy :1 nl hm'
—, , 3 ihe: insitioii in Gregory's photographici
,< o\;w.t- 1 that ill“ >alurtl.i3' . ,' .. . .
_, lilnt‘llws In the South .\01'|’dll('>"ld'n: “A” SUN)“ 3““ “I“ “"291 Shades- 919311]an Sl)(lll€SS “bile. dE'lltltlUS fiPSh .4'31‘ hulk
ll: “ill i1“ .'1 ~17! ‘(l Within 1!”: 311.11» "tYllSHl'l. ()l' \Yllll Sll‘tftL has taken litl'
‘tones——-and ulentv of beautiful deep- tuned lilat ks
j Nearly all in the new tileasiiig liltl‘h-l‘te‘t'kt‘1l iii-«leis.
gmanv of them in sim‘nle tailored stVlcs which gain .itltic‘d
istvle because of their simplicity and richness. l.
Some with many clever fine tucks. some with rit-ii um
broiderv. and a goodly number with trimming of the.
'favorite filet lace. 4
Greatest variety is found in sizes 34 to 4:2-lmt there
'.;:9. ‘place.
at .13 ..1'3:'Y"!‘-t.\> 1MP". in ‘iii’l‘ll‘ffpfll". Miss Sophie “'0er of Nitrxt'ui‘rt :llr
'1: of hideogum’g‘pl[5313“; ""htled m.- swimmer lttdd wetldiri; .ir '
_ “may the t‘hui'ch 01' the Assumption “‘95?
3 >3, it?‘~-V~nti1m day parade. m port. and also the “(option iisld 2.11
. .51 the rirnmtn and apparatus 11: ,lllr‘ home or the bi'itlearoniii's llllht-l
133‘ will take part, will be tield in ‘in Huntington. (3mm.
"2" ‘mmorrow. ’ '“Mil Mr. and Mrs. A. \V. Austin have i't-
In”? 1",“; .0-"1."-' Hg)}_'t :t'.p:'l:;tu1n0tl front a five-day \'l.~‘ll in Philadel-
"11.11:"'::1:;‘)II'I::;):]","}3)\:10‘n':.3'n';uto 'l'hia, and upon their return Mr. Austin
» _ Ifound a shipment of ('lievrolets l'llld'
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A “REGAL" or “DOUGLAS"——Tan or black. These are fine values and cannot be repro-
»~. 92....1n lt’pnl'lv‘l to be inlpr0\'-. , - .. , ' duced at the factory at, less than this rice The are mad 0 smart last ' h :11 di m o 1
-- , . . . .\i'tlilirI..\)un 'nl '11 l‘\\ll~ . p ° y e vex-a Wit e u I ‘ V. ' ' '
- ,.., ,,,...1_. “(mm 1. expecttdwavenup‘ and (1131:1151 “11:50 ”13011;?! are a number of beauties in the larger sizes. 1'21‘11 me to
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. 11: \1 our Ha". oBriens lFromm of Springdale, ( onn. left toun
r_.. wwntysixth annual meeting 0f13esterda) to: California where Hit 3 .
l'if‘f‘ifiecllfl‘llt Diocesan council 0" “in spend the winter months “H
narrow toes. Blind eyelets and Goodyear welted soles. And they will wear.
size 50. «i a. 1.- A‘s-E"?!
Fair price. under usual Conditions. for any waist in
. 'iii'ls‘ Friendly Society will 0119111 Fromm is a sister of Mr 101mg. q , ‘
“3‘111126- T;‘§“’f‘if3i';,iif"i'iia 21:93; f 31111». Lf.trola LhErnst associate 1110- “)1 0w an I... ave, ey n “C the gathering would not be less than $10. Many are worth
' ‘ 13’" - ‘ ’ a ‘ essor 0 “rent at |IS_'(()'1l1(:("'lli: . , - _
"'11:" “'1"th ' ( hmch Lathedral '31 '(‘ollege fol W'omen' \‘ew lontlon will -. 312-90 and $15: and some more. Friday 311V at $7.50. .0
l iittor 'attend the reception to be giicn in We have a few pairs of those Army Boots left. at $4..50 Did you get a pair? St‘t‘nlltl t’i-mr.
an accident, due directly to impend'ihonor of Queen Elizabeth of Belgium ‘
. . prohibition. resulted in Joseph lin New York tomoirow ai‘tpinoon ’
‘Hle 01 50“ ‘Zritain losing the sec- \Irs l: dia F Eichiiiann. daughter
"1 finger on hl‘ “gm hand 595“" iof Mr and .1115 Joseph A Eichniarit.
. .3. Faillia caught his finger in 1118-0f Xe“ Haven. and George Gordon
“hinery he had “33““ up to 111.1.e. Mead, son of Mr. and Mrs. Henryi
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Silk Hosiery
A variety of styles and colors for the new suits of fall. Priced reasonably.
Little boys’
clever overcoats.
The\ are ulain blue or broom. ' " ' "a
,, , They are of fancy mixtures too.
. And they are double-breasted with a big belt iight
around ’.em _ _ .1 an... Si
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And they button right; tight no at the netk and keen
a little fellow as warm as toast.
_ Little-mannish. in every way.
Sizes 3 to 8. great all through.—« $13.50 and 315 ~
Front ltawiucnt.
nine in 1115 1‘01““ 'Medd of Scranton. Pa 3.. we: married
Valuable.,eit't.~ 1-01 llitHP itllt’lltllll” 'Salurday attexnoon at [he being 0f1hq-1
‘agles‘ Fair. Town ‘Aep,1.bi3- li;il|.1blldt"s palt’fll‘s. .MF Alead‘was gmd I _
llfllPd from \ale [ nlt'Pl‘Slty in li‘lU and
11's knoun here '
Miss Odette Fautiant. daughter of-
Colonel Fautrant and \Irs. l-‘autrant 0i :
Brest .- "~.iance and lieutrnant John G. g
:11 ~11 “ho \\ as buiied Sunday In the ;\\alsh “Edie?“ CO'FDS. Limited 1 Sift»: I '
.lnunt ltli (thieten in TTOV. ‘\““' ”f 3"“ Brim“ “e” ("“""“
\. “v Tm cc will remain a short! at the Cathedral of St. Martin Bit-st l
' 'Scptenibei 23 Mrs \\ .21 511 who “in
'h "‘r mother. lite vsitli her husband' .. i Ameiica lsa
" “‘“On‘ Her) afternoon “'d'descendant of tlit fuiiiil3 01 Juan 0:
Pilllty < Darwin: q1<hOO| 'AIC and is .1 graduati- ol the i'lnl ego
.141: .11» .12. um 0f Ptililtnan & 'Of the Legion of Honor in Patis 1 g!
. ~ (13 rna el .
. m '1'1'11'l"iii'ic'liiiiiiihgf the 1%.! John T. Ha3es is making extenswo‘
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.. (.(h ”mm by the fire of iiiiprottiiieiits on his iesidencc at 14‘
1.1mm mmmng has been made Belden atenue including a lareei
.mor‘ “.nlpmem efl'ected lf‘lllnlnPji and a large firc.place . i
'11:» -0 the stock and machin-l A stitcial meeting 01' the Nowalh_
'anr‘inz every iilrzll’. this \veek
”2an R .ln_\'vr m “'ilton awnue,
~ 1* mm d to his home. liming Uzen‘
~ent a 1 1“ days to attend the timer
1’ .\l;- , l03ce’s father George E.
KER] ER’S
SHOE STORE
THE STORE THAT QAVES YOU MONEY.
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1 Men’s good
1 ' motor sweaters.
. u $8WO Fire Underwriters is to :e held at the; } ’1‘ 1
.~ " . = - q -. g A: g .75 ~'~*-—— -- 'A ,_,_ _..-__, ~ ~--— m- A - "r*‘-“—'**“'—””" 2 1 - ~ - , .,
' .:'1:‘ lterby' O‘Brien's. il'giicll'sti'tfet '01:“351'1'2511'33' et‘e'tii'tig.t)C'-1 - 1 “arm spug hght sweaters 30f. Dure “00} that a “la"
. . - _.____-— ;tol)€r 21% 111177230 O'Clokat'h Charles 1; gcant Sill) 1111;133:111 a jiffy—and that, wfll keep him ‘wam 3&3 he
. lHannah Ciaiiman o e orwa - . .
WAMPOLE S COD LIVER icommittee of the New England lnsur- ‘ . 11110 (:{85 l 3375' 31nd evenings. ._ _
OIL 79c Including Tax lance Exchange. will be present ant ‘ n at SDQCla price of $1.50
a-(ldre SS [319 numbers. 3 Coat StVle. not bulkv but great warmth—giver, gray
‘““‘S°““’°W"“ C“:;°.““°“1-A .. , THE WINTER ISSUE Wm“... , M = .
South New ”’5'“ and “ml-“'1” ““39 1” J‘m' -‘ 5 One of the best values we ye seen latelv— $7.50
——————'—.—-—-——- ~ Francis Dwymer complete in next > in yum-”1 ,2...”
'd\ay's NE‘V YORK 1311:1117 n 1 , .. .
or m: f ' Dolls like real
F_t_i_r (loatezll "longs
1—— ..._. .. -~ . . . little girls--$l.00.
Bad Breath. Sour S»:.1r.2__.:.i. f ‘ . r . . 1
' 13103111149115. 9‘ “ ' ”3“ " I : CONNEC TIC UT , Xes. With the face and the charm of real little girls.
i $223335i‘1'13f' -K‘3' -'~-' v - a l . Nothing stiff or unnatural about thm: instead thev
. ' ' - 1 ‘are as natural as children. ‘
} FOLQ'g-gfi 91,312-: ?,_.,__4 ,1 How they smile! Hou c..ildish they lool'. a: tht‘ sit
11' Thcyclccrtlicl’ "ml. '::' ~:‘ ..- . TELEPHONE DIRECTORY anandabit!
1 ; achandtone uyz'n‘n-r. 1.... » » :_ 1 Good durable stuffed body. unique composition had.
1 1 C31]. E.CAo‘l;¢.:rSl:}LL.in r1 r r: . ._ ~ all dressed and readv for Little Mother—- $1
,_-'. ‘ 1 1 mi kind: 0! cac- ‘ . 1 ‘ ' E ' ' 1 Fourth floor.
’ i Bullion-Powell Corporat'” 1 1 .
l 1 GOES TO PRESS. , . Unique and pretty
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FANCY HOW EASY
it would be for a second-
story man to carry off, in
a suit case, articles of VI!-
‘“" i” ”m 1...... Peeple’s Trustflo.
Before you leave home on
a trip, we Bugged, you put
such possessions in our
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 31st. ' ' ’kerchiefs .119... -
Actually something new in attractive fancy ’lx'ercltiefs
5' for women!
, I They have a little fancy border printed in color—and
. ‘ ' . at corner an embroidered design in color matching that. 1
o o o o o ibOrdel'. :
All changes or addItIOIlS Ill present llSllll'S MES‘ be ar- - .5 Pink or blue ortan or green. dainty and charming. 19c
l LINEN handkerchiefs with a narrow plain hem-
79 Washington 3'3 ranged lot on or belorevOctober 31st, in order to appear stitched hem—25c.
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Storage Vault. The cost, 1 :3: SOUTH NOBWALK in "Ii S book ' 1-.4 ihlgflgoijétcellent linen handkerchiefs. good size. with
fi {HIE d 0 ~ . 1% I
or yearbyigm month . ' ' ' Bovs’ good soft fine cotton handkerchiefs—l'l 1-26. .
' i DEPOSITS, CAPITAL . ' , ‘ Center aisle, rear. ..
. Aim SURPLUS 3 ' 3 .
$640.0!!!“
at... r. mm. W THE SOUTHERN NEW ENGLAND
mm , ,; . TELEPHONE 99mm
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