’TUESDAY, NOV. 4, 1919
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PAJAMAS
Comfortable for Indoor or Out-
door Sleeping
$5.00.
Other Pajamas From
$2.00 .Up
Joseph Davis
85 WASHINGTON STREET,
SOUTH NORWALK.
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$5in News;
“is: May “holler of this (i')
wtorml tn l‘nlvksklll. today.
A l'llll'liill will he held by Fitch
mlw, ltiipi-in'ml Order of lhorliiii n, in
at llilll on “It‘s! \Vushingtnn sil'l‘ti.t
.-n;glit.
Samuel J. Stewart, of Grandviow
.. 1110. has entered upon his iii-w dut-
. s with the clerical force of the United
- laws Shipping Board at Wilson's
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ls Halli l‘ui'x‘i one 01 your tziVoi-ilv::'.‘
‘ sh” is, llt‘tll her new record of "Tra-
-::.r" :it Donnelly‘s, 16 So. Main St.
Samuel J. Kantor, of (‘ross street.
!.i~ purchased of Peter Callahan the
ao-‘i‘amily house at 6 Belden place,
enjoining )lr. Callahan's own resi-
-n<:e.
Thomas l’agnag. of New Haven, one
2‘ lht' A. & 1’. Tea Co. managers, is
.a charge of the Main street branch
tinis week, during the vacation of
ii'fianager H. A. Empie.
No one ever missed a dollar given
1w the American Red Cross.
Mr. and Mrs. Jay S. Buckley have
“*"llrnt'd to Norwalk from their wed~
ding trip and have taken up their resi-
dence in “‘olfpit avenue. Mrs. Buck-
«vy was formerly Miss Marion Thomp-
~vim, of East Norwalk.
-\Hornv>ys .lultn lx'couli. John .1.
~ unto and William F. Tammany are
..Il“nllill‘.: a >pec\l hearing bri‘ore the
- iiwriur (‘oun in Bridgeport today
r. We miso- of Mrs. (‘liirinu 1. Stud-
‘M ii against Andrew Taylor of Da-
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l‘liv American Red (‘rossr— il'll‘lltl to
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s leorge Gray. for the past four years
. popular attache of Skelly's cigar
row. Wall street, has resigned his 110-
'Jfiinn with that establishment, ceas-
Good Quality Domet Flannel '
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A most extraordinary ooportunity to furnish your home at a great saving. Whether you intend furnishing a
single room or an entire house. you will find just the outfit you have been looking for at less than you intend
paving. mm 5%.? . 3&5.
.A_ Six-niece) Dark Wél‘ngt Bgedfioom Suite. «\on-
SIS in o resscr. i om . °
Full Sqize Bed. Chair. Rockerr "88m“ Table‘
mus: _ Blue $120.00.
Large Commodious Buffet.
' for the kitchen.
5. HORNIG 8. SON
So. Norwalk, Conn.
5080.Main SL, fi- -
$135.00
Three-Piece Parlor Suite or Living Room S 'te. w'th h nd 1
carved. mahogany finished frames. upholsterlcld in genuineamuslggldiii
Brown $110.00.
Nine-niece Queen Anne Period Dining Room Suite in Golden Oak.
highly polished and trimmed with American Walnut. consisting of
Quartered Oak Dining Tablc.Beautifullv I
Designed China Cabinet. Fiv H 325 .0
Upholstered Chairs. One Arlen gli‘aiiiiomely $ - '
‘i Also Tables, Ranges,
Chairs, Linoleums, etc.
HOWLANDS
Entrances on Main St. F airfield Arc... Cannon St.
SHOP BEFORE THE CLOCK STRIKES 6!
We’re going to
squeeze rugs up!
To do it better, we squeeze prices down!
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Christmas is coming‘ Boys and ”'ll'l‘ k ' '
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! means z—Tovland. “
But Tovland has to have all that fine roomv sud
where rugs and other flooi'mgs now are. ‘
So we have to squeeze the rugs into a smaller space. , "f
Cant’ do that very well; there are too manv of them.
So we shall squeeze the prices down and squeeze a lob
of rugs out.
. _ The squeezing be fins right now. Here are some of theJ.
1 orices we have made. hey go into effect at once! ’7
Fine large Axminster rugs. 9 by 12 feet. rich colors
and varied. some sewed and some seamless. regular $45"
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gall-over nattei‘ns in goo and durable colors. regular
and $39—
6 by 9 feet. regular $18.50— $1.5
Grass seamless ru s with nlain center and bandboM-r
er. or Greek kev bor er .wyth small hurts. 9 bV 12 f
. regular $10- ' . . _~
3 W001:and-fibre rugs. a remarkable tough and dur 3 ,
and pleasmg rug for sei‘vice in bedrooms. soft to the f .
but light and firm : in red. green. tan or brown mixtures 5....
Staunch seamless ta )estrv Brussels rugs. 9 by 12 fee;
7-1-2 bv 9 ft.. reg. 39.50.357.50. 9 bv 10 1-2 ft.. ,
t $9.50, 9 by 12 ft, re 2. 3.1250410. reg $11-7-
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on his duties Saturday. He has taken‘
my duties as tobacco salesman for C.1
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.ute his progress with satisfaction.
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The teat-hers and officers of 1119“
~inu1h Norwalk i'nngrvgaiionnl Church;
rill entertain the (floors and teachers}
.r' the South and Edi? Norwalk Sundayi
.. luv 2.- 7lllr ~wning at 5 o'clock. The“
_ i- \ < .4!‘(‘ «skid in come to the Suny
.ay >‘li"()l auditorium of the South
Haws-ml}.- l"ongregmional Fhurch.
Yi:“:‘ will he played and refreshments:
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.. group-st double play ever made .
From) Home Folks torRed Cross to.’
SUCCESS OR FAILURE
“If you want to know
whether you are going to t
be a success or failure in ;
life, you can easily find out. i
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The test is simple and in-
fallible. Are you able to
save money? If not, drop
out! You will fail as sure
as you five. You may not
think so, but you_will. The
seed of success is not in
you‘Il
”JAMES J. HILL."
Ponder this well. Tomor-
row depends on win: you
do today.
Make your start today.
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Sundays and Holidays included, arrangements have been made
with The Norwalk Supply Shop, Inc., N orwalk, and Vaast Bros.
Garage, South Norwalk, to carry a complete stock of all size
Norwalk tires and tubes.
This action is_prompted because ‘of the fact that» so many Norwalk users ex-
perience difficulty in obtaining. the fire from a number of dealers who are. not in a
position to carry a stock of Norwalk tires and tubes, therefore endeavor to sell an-
other make.
The service which Norwalk users get out oi the tire is such‘that they will al-
ways want more of the same make, and we are desuous of co-operating with them,
hence the reason for making the arrangements we have done at both ends of the
town.
Our tires are guaranteed on the following basis;
8000 Miles on Card Casings
, 8000 Miles on Any Other Size Fabrics
if you have not used any of Norwalk’s hom
er‘o alk
{inches-$1.95 to $6.
7500 Miles on Ford Size Fabrics
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e product tires, 3 trial will con-
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g Small Axmmster rugs of retty oatte n‘ ’
”ms. 27 by 54 inches. regular 553%).50— r b and fine$2.c*
; Congoleum runners for halls. sanitarv and durabfly
' attractive patterns and colors :— _
. 3 bv 9 ft.—$1.59. 35 by 54 inches—69c. ‘1
} TEXOLEUM. _a pliable hard-finish substitute for In»
E oleum. Light of weight but verv durable. Lies flat with”
2 being tacked. Is notably clean and sanitavrv.
; A ouantitv in 2 yard width. hardwood or tile or small?
ifigure patterns—tier souare yard 5%
| Third floor.
Home needs
’and comforts.
Here are things to lighten work of cooking and housed "
keemng. ‘ <
. Here are other things to make home more cheerful;
‘to bring beauty and contrast. '
Still others to add both ease and attraction to 0m"
table ser‘nce. , ‘
Handsome Trays 1 Cutlery w -_ .3
Carving Sets of 3 pieces, fine st
Oblong of shape. of handsome wood, handrome, handles ——$3.75 to ”2"?
,‘and “11h removable back so one may Cooks' knives .
ier keen —- . .
frame beneath their glass bottom an.“ ' y ' 81.25 p "
en'eciive piece of tapes”? 0‘ €"“’”°'d', l'iii‘Vet‘s for gamv and birds. ——-$3.td
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Sizes from 10 by 16 to 13 hy 39’ Knife and fork sets. half a do“?
i of each-$1.80 to $8.50.
; Miming knives—15c to 300. ‘
D oratives i weavers—75c.
2 Emery sacks for sharpening-10¢
Jardinieres whh pedestal~~$i23 1" 9M“
”25' , i Can openers—10c.
Spatulas—35c and 40c.
Bread knivnn~ 250 to 050.
Butcher knives—35c to 030.
Grape mm knives—12c to (so
Table Mirrors
.ery. ‘ to $4.50. I.
! Give opportunity for individual. Kitchen knives, convenient sum;
i choice—and thus gain in merit. 12c to No.
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' $8.50. .
" Fern dishes—50c to 32.50.
Vases—6 to 12 inch—73c in
.3750.
l Umbrella standw’7 and “1,0, Oi handsome polished glass or“.
Window boxes—$3.50 to :5. Martina?“ C‘” ”a" the’ all
Statury in ivory or bronze finish, Frafllne of. silver-plate "um
splendidfubjecto—“c to "£50. lmore benteou. ‘
Flowers which seem almost to have, Eight to 14 inches in d
been picked in the garden-10c and ”‘75 to $3.75. _
lie, ‘ ” Fourth door. ‘1“
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Hanging baskets—10c m $1150. ibrilllant reflecting surface.
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