MEN'S AND LADIES ’
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GAUNTLBTS AND WRIST
GLOVES AND KITTENS for
autoists' use.
All Kinds From
$1.25 to $16.50.
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.5 WASHINGTON STREET.
SOUTH NORWALK.
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<l of Bridgeport. was in Rrh‘mxpur:
v. . ~lcrday for treatment. The mum's
. iz-lition is excellent, following the
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» ~Sott Velour Hats, O'Bricn's
“name of plans for the Arm‘stit-c
. \inokvr in the Armory next Tucs-
_. fidulll will meet tonight in 1119 city
At the smoker a fine program
. penalty.
TraVelcrs on the “'Oolbridge road
ine night recently met with some un-
«krasant experiences. Rowdies. ’
other boys or men. laid a row of
v i 1cks across the road and when a car ,
malted let fly hard missiles from bO-i
And the fence and bushes. One flne'
:L‘.‘lUU>ln(6 was badly banged ontho
u smile and the plate glass scattered
;- the occupants. but fortunatelz .
s ‘zmu: injury brytmd severe flight.
”incl: )lilinci'y, 21‘ South Main
?. South Norwalk, Conn.
\lurray's Singing Orchestra will
a: the Norwalk Armory Friday, ;
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; Linking will lnlrudlltb the latest
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. :ml «rowds ol‘ the, season is r‘x-L
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» —’ domain?» music that can be had. .1
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ross grimy 7“
CHOCOLATES
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South N orwalk
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(in has been invited to attend. .
Don't forget to hand in your tax?
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Phone 1717
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To Insure
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TO NORWALK
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BURGLABS i
are breaking
into houses.
Put what valuables you do
not need in a Safe Deposit
Box. $4 and upwards a
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Storage vaults for chests
of silver and other bung
WEE-1; '1‘ 522...“).1‘11” . .m. ). hi
parcels. laden-ate rates by 5
the day, week or month. i
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Sundays and Holidays included, arrangements have been made
with The Norwalk Supply Shop, Inc., Norwalk, and Vaast Bros.
Garage, South Norwalk, to carry a complete stock of all size
Norwalk tires and tubes.
This action isoprompted because of the fact that so many Norwalk users ex-
perience difficulty 1n Obtaining the tire 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 us
ers get out 0! the tire is such that they will al-
ways want more of the same make, and we are desirous of co-operating with them,
hence the reason for making the arrangements we have done .at both ends oLthe
' once
Our tires are guaranteed on the following basis: 0
11 Card Casings
Fear. and 3 i ,'
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7500 ”Miles on Ford Size Fabrics
6000 Miles on Any Other Size Fabrics '
If you have not used any of Norwalk’s
Vince you they “no second to none.
8000_Miles o
homepro'ducttiras, a trial will con-
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SHOP BEFORE THE CLOCK STRIKES 6! :1
Days of exrra interest
m women’s clothes
Half a dozen different - ‘" ‘ '
, _ . ulttaCllVe ofi‘cnmrs are >11"
Pllnghw'lth each other 111 the store to get attention of wig?
en w o atmremate good clothes and good savings, It i; a
‘ tovous t1me!
0r bggdg‘dq 3f sgollgnditgtstvle and fine fabrics. fm' trimmed
' 1n auto .‘ " " ‘- a .- 7‘:
to . e us coitus. nan litt‘ll 26%;;
$45 ' v.1
SUITS f3? small women and fur \‘UUllQ‘ folks, many im )rcs—
-ne m0 els and fine fabrics and seasonal colors. ave
: been $35 to $47. $27.50. $30.00 and $35.00
DRESSES of rich and L ‘ ' '
. _ . Handsome navy Inc 1 .
straightlme or blouse or coat effects. tailored womlerft'iiiig.
'orth $35 to $29 50
COATS of light fine but warm woolens. belted and.
ipleated and marked by excellent style._delightinu colors.
worth at least $10 more than their m‘1ce—— $29.50
Gloves that will
wear satisfactorily
S )lendid staunch flexible American gloves in (lt’liu‘hlp
.ful co ors.
Cut from cape skin. heavier and warmer and tougher
.than kid.
Yet cut so they fit with nearly the same grace and
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lismoothness and beauty of effect! l
Excellent gloves for semi-formal or business wear all
through the cool season.
bro“?;lail:$§r.%v. beaver and pearl—$2.50: special African
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' warm gloves for women who motor-$1.75.
CHILDREN’S if I L v , - ._ -.
warm. arav. tan. blgg orgblazcel?—65CGWTIV Lmtted' "“8 and
MITTENS for Baby! Comfortin littl ' c
purest white. closelv knit and easily “gamf3gdlfatifgofg:
Him ~ erlc. rear,
New Oliver Twists
for small boys.
bovql'iightv cute and mighty serviceable suits fur small
Looks Quaint and old-timcr—vet are thoroughly uD ‘
to Hum 111 style. - ..
Khaki trousers are of Wool. . r. r . . i
filouse is either white or colored. .. . ,:
Sizes 2 to 6-— , $3.50
Finn? hav Hr nt,
A Boys’ trousers
x durable,---$1.35
Some trousers in a gray mixture which is clear and
, attractive.
Good weight. well out. and with lots of ability to Wear.
. No. they are not wool—but they are great value at
Sizes 7 to 1741.35. - 9a} -.
SWEATERS of sorts boys Dick quick! "' ‘
Green and blue and brown and maroon and oxford.
sliuon or coat. knitted from pure woolen ram. ,__
Sizes 28 to 36—and dandieo—S'l’éo. . .1111
Front bamment. ,
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The [lowland Dry Goods Co.
Norwalk Chronicler