*a”r‘»*7“"“- I ma
Outing Flannel and Flumelefll]
W3 KEEP 0P"
SATURDAY RIGHT TO
9 O’GLOOI
N ECKWEAR
65c; 2 for $1.25
0m- fouur $1.00 Pour-in—Bmd.
‘ ‘m'rs $3.86
We still hove a good assert.
ment of those $5.00 and $6.00
values- a!“
“lotion Hosiery
$1.00, $1.25, $1.55, $2.10
9
JOSEPH DAVIS
35 Washington St, S. Norwalk
El
lnolu-ge'nriedsssorm. ‘Wkl‘093mm
' M M ,I :J l‘ ay.
Also Flannel Gowns for In, E a u r
EK.BANKS
Mechanic Hotel Block
”'3! 1102'.”
11:3 family at 27 Catherine street.
~Vote for
Stole Sanator.’ .
Women voters of Norwalk would I]
later in the day.
lice that someone
. Saturday morning.
Mrs. Edward Bach and son Harry
of 17 Lowe street are enjoying a.
jvialt in Atlantic City.
Tonight will be Knights of Colum-
bua night at the Daughters of Castile
given at
row evening.
Miss Clemontia Rule, of Danbury
iv,
'Pension Act, giving aid to widows
Iand dependent children~—\’ote for
ICandee for Senator.
l' Alex Snidriski. 22 Platsville ave-, 1’18 bazaar R“! Mons Hall
..nue complained to the police Saul-9 and 30th.
urday night that another boy whosei Barney Pooley of
lawn on Saturday night.
Oct. 28.‘
“l
7 Elli NEWS
Ex—City Clerk Stephen Dokus was in
Bridgeport Saturday.
.A large crowd attended the dance
given by G‘rIII-I- Brothers in the 'l'own
Assembly Hall. Saturday night.
—.Sand. Raymond ‘Street 6’: Son.
Darien 62-12.
Clarence Clown of Franklin uVPHllf‘.
‘was :1 Visitor in Now York city on Sat
urdaI.
Miss Margaret
Sh‘t'et IIIIIl Jliss
20 South Stl't‘l‘t.
Bridgeport.
~(‘amleu voted to
women.~~Voto for (“antic-e lm Senor
tor. -
Mr. and Mrs. William Kimmie): mo-
tored in New HIII’IAn up Saturday
th-I‘I- Mrs. KimnIlI‘ll itllt’lllll‘ll one of
1hr (-onl'er-III-vs ol’ lv‘lf phIIIII- IIl'l'iI‘iuls
and ope-rotors.
Many Noruulk lit-uplt'
I]fl“0\\‘é“tll Frivolilias ,le't ll 1)} tho-
merrhums III llI-iduwpurt. Saturday
nlglit. 'i‘llt- inn-u» IIIII'uIlI- with Its
many llill‘nlfltllli“ limits: I'IIIIlI» in for
much t'zIHIrII‘HlI‘ t‘HlllIlH 'll 5
l"0“‘i‘l'$.
J prim.-
Spent
I) l.
Fitzgerald.
Sm urd :Iy
of
in
zive sIII'fr age to
illlt’nlll‘d the
r-(‘dllllrl IIIIIIl Ion IlI! hill onuhling
workmen \Iho IonIIaIt diseases to
reIeiIe ((ll’llifl'nb‘llllvll tlII> same as
those, lnlel‘PII in I‘holr m'I'upnllOnm-
Vote for (‘IIIIIlHII for
At the pnllinv plIIIo III [hp Sl‘itlnfl
“and lllv IIIttIIIl l‘llf.‘ Stallion them
‘will a delegation at Republican head-
(matter: I'. VLAIVCIYE' s Iranian. II) ox
pain how Ihv ballot is
marked.
Mrs. lztu I‘ulwlIIIIn. 'll .31
avenue. in visiting lzrr t‘llllxln. Mrs.
l‘hnt‘lrs llrvnn. in Hampton. (Z‘nnn.
‘Mrs. (‘olvam is in ill hvulth and hor
many friends wish hI-r :I sm-wlr rw-
covery.
Rmnrnz- tor
given at lho
row evening.
(‘hIIrlI-s H
South '
\‘I’I‘gltnr
the («leI'Iion will he
l’alucv Theatre tommn
SHIV-dis Ill‘ l'wll
l.\ 'I'l'zll‘S old. was lust
I] in tho l'IIllel Stulvs
' enhu tho service as'an ap-
' "and Will lltlt‘llll llII-
1:».lIIl1Il.
'le'tl J. Quinlan for
rerouting
3‘;
. I;
:rI-‘it—‘rr‘l ‘I‘IA
MONEY
deposited in this
bank on or be-
fore Friday, the
5th of Novem—
beI'IWiIl dra‘w‘in-
feral: from No-
vember lst.
., - I $5.371; l; I}: .;~U7j~yI_.I..I.‘1 I
‘ ..l A.
l-I'Il 3:i‘#‘.l*ll~"l"-‘I‘ili‘~‘i”i Lil _, Ii rr'Iifi 5I1‘I
I I I I Ifii‘l‘fI:
I .4 L...II:J. ‘.J K-.
StI'vens .
propm‘ly I
l’IItnIIms
wuaxdml .I‘\t tho (lose II-III-slnnentsl.
were Stu-yea ‘ {\ll of 1110 guests do I”. 1nd n dainty “"1”le N""\"|d'
"mmd'mu “‘55 Evelyn Raymnndwaxn thl‘ lunI-honh tIIlIlIa ww dt‘CllHllt‘Il
a ('hl'll‘llllllfl ho‘sless. . lwivh pumpkins. wuphpg. Jack I,‘ lam
\I'Ito lor Edward J. Quinlan for similar (‘Onll'li‘ItllI‘t‘b.
. ., III and othoI
Slate henator. , The “1““ “0”,.
“to I..I.IIII*I~' lur llll‘ IIIIII- ion “on play.
happened to be Mrs. Allen and sheI
stopped the swing with her right syn.
J‘lr.’ Faurott took several «lichen in
the wound. The (Else “as routin-
IIed until Wednesdar morning at 9
7 Specials at New York Market~
Round Steak i’flc lb SiIloin Steak
'30c lb Porteihouse Steak 32(- lb Rib
Lamb (hops: IOI: lh. Loin lamb (‘hops
400 lb.
... vy‘N-t ...”-..Rw-J "
THE DOCTOR
MONEY IS
POWER
is often obliged to wait
for his pay beam the
avmgemdounotpre-
pare for emergencies, and
when an extra expense
come. he is forced mo . 3
am. I! i‘i
There are luxuries
which you can get along:
without now. so that
7 you may lay aside
-;money for the future
«when You my need
necessities.
* -_ «Confluence. today to
salve for the “Balm
Mark A “fall, or New York city,’
was the Week-en: guest of “Jack"
of Gienbrook.
i‘ment thr- wvok end with lII-r son and
Edward J. Quinlan {on
well to vote during the morning hours
tmjn order to avoid til: rush
Luigi Apicella reported to the po-
broke a windoi in
his W 001 street saloon at 2:15 o’clock
~«Returns for the election will be
the Palace Theatre tomor
and Misc Edna Meyers. or Bridgeport.
fair in Red Men's Hall. Members Were the week-end guests of Miss K.
iof South Norwalk Council. No. 1253. Lynch. 23 Elm street.
lwill attend in a body. 0 Mrs. John Jones of 295 Main street.
, ..-cglmke voted for the Widows’ reported to the police that someone
had broken a flag pole on her from
~— “tend the (amt Lame] l) of C;
Monroe street
llaIrript Ella. Veal-my
Cllf‘h‘ls at the Royal .Tumos over Y‘nllmd l'lfll't‘nf'e Levy, Franves hit
the wevknud were: A. II Powers. tun-ly- I;laIl;.—~I Lamb. Fred Biswll,
22:01: :8“; Mn. 'dl‘rifl‘li‘lm‘pgrlf“ {Mailln Levy and Ernest Pollard.
as 09021) I III; , ..,
“illiamston Mass: 1? C.Dl’(ImeI£\ ’ (‘oml |.Iillli‘l. l) (:5 t" hi: film/JIM.“
New York' Mr and Mrs R. Heyn Ill‘IIl Mon ll.Ill_ ”It -91 and ..Il
Np“. York: ll_ S Doolittle. Elmira! l‘IaIIlI lllll‘lllil “In: arrested Satur-
.\'. ‘I'.: Mr and Mrs P. Jones. Betty ‘(lvjv IIileI III 10:40 o'r‘loI-k tor ElSSalnl
S. Jones. J. S. Jones and Amer S."’" MFH- Jennie Allen_ M ‘v?"'“’9”-
Jnngg‘ all m‘ xpw York'.; Mr. and )1rg_ll’flll‘0llllilll Gainer made the onset
'5. E. Olmstead, N. Y.; Mr. and Mrs_ lluchtu said that he was slIIlI‘k over
H. Fruukenbue. New York: Mr. and ”“3 “93d "'h ' cane as he «arm»
Mrs. L. N. W. Ivmd_ x, v; n; D. from a Rnllroml avenue seloon and
I'lillf‘, New Milford and Capt. A. that in his oxritement ht‘ “swung on"
Moxsman. Not-walk. the first person that ramp along. It
a ‘clock « l
-a number of Host Norwnlk people
an hour earlier in genius to church.
MSTNORVALK
bonito the foot that tom-om. is
l
'flectlun Play the mun! mathlv mt-
ins of the East No roalk lmprovoment
Association will be held at Community
g hall A report of the rum uh
held last Frfla)‘ um: Sulumy in the
The whines or the East. and“)? M
1-1. church in observant» of "lv‘omu'd‘.Ami°n ‘t 2 Monroe .1” "I 33;:
’h‘, :- yeltrrdau. \Vi I.“ [firs-p“; ulnpnd- :0nd “amt ’3 “NM“ ‘0 W W -
. ed and at an imirlng character. Al 0d.
10:30 a. r- a large congn' gation 3.3- l The women sour: of East Ewan-walk
mulch-d to hear the Rev. In. “it- ‘are urged to vow between the hoim
. iiun A Kidd. He gave an impressive 01 olg'bt Imd elevount‘htrtv. on My
adored. on the high and impoflnnt morning. in order to wait! the rush
IIork or the (‘ hriutian Ihnrch and at {hours and be ob?!- tc prawn! slowly
the grout need ‘hdl lhI- church and with comfort.
should. to the host or its IIIIIIIIy. on» I -—-
W to minister to thv "Ni" ”f h'“ 3101M: _I:I'I'rl.\'rI-:II [mum mass
mum. to the “making or men." ”I” m “Airgun: vmmzmav.
congratulated the East awnur I‘hun‘h Members of South \‘orwaik m
on the inauguration of “'6 (.flmpalxn numberlnc Mt? strong: “3399?"? W3"
Iror tho much needed Innovation of its their arm “-3.3: “a; ‘0 llanhury
.ltl‘vrl‘t‘ly. and. at the dose or his ad- yesterday}. when: ‘mvy worked u“,
m yea-mm. there “quite
number of local and out of! tow:
D fie present. to have u shore inner
its“ hexane it closed. This it the
0 season boron! Dream." Bi. .
I,
5
l
dress. announced that he was alllt- lu . ‘
. . . . oogrro of Moooedam In a most, de—
promlaI d Centenary grant 0‘ “'00“ itahlo manner on a clause; of thh‘l3‘~t\‘\u
to the church on the condition that;
llw other $5.0m» be I‘m isr‘d,
IIIIIIlidntI-g for fiunl-ury Lodgi‘. No
1713.
illitit. or“ the n“ that {hey m
The harlot: mam clam! for 13h;-
2am time in a number of yem that
the Dorlon 8m in- cloned {or tho?
lend Oct 30.—
lsnt evening
nun, nonh at here.
violence
perpetrators were lacking
“EMBRE
WELES. Cull! Tipperai \
lre
in Templvmme
through all-III ot’
Numetouu shops Iwnu
wrecked during the disturbance
Deming a to the circumstances and
llllv low
M ‘Mnfl‘e was dunn"
right 5
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was...
BUY
Electrical Needs
AT THE 100 PER CENT. ELE(‘TRl('Al.
YOI‘R
STORE
F. M. CULLEN
LECTRH‘
60 WALL ST.
Voltage is complete.
HOME OF A-B-(‘
SHOP
NURW'AH'.
Our Stock of Lamps and Appliances for South Norwnlh
‘.
4‘
Sl.7PER-EI.E( "l‘RH'
«W'ASHER.
LADIES ’OXFORD‘S
English Brog'ues with heavy patched wing tips and n ,.
flat heels, $8.50 all! 310%.
New strap pumps with bright buckle fastening. ~ .
(l
CONNEALLY £9“ BRACKEN
South Box-walk, Conn.
STORE CLOSES AT 6 DAILY
name he did not know had choked complained to the police that Hallo- I
l‘hv upon. ill r f 1111- choir. or . ,
him. The police are investigating. .‘we' on pmnksters had thrown a stone mum“) under grfijrximwog A, m4. 1‘“? ““‘mm‘fi‘ ”Elm.” ”mmf”? "‘
M“. William Lockwood. 11 West ”would! one of the big windows on tipIon Paddock. addvd mul‘li to ”I“ Sixtohg‘ thfimxllr?¥?lkl'}r‘:ut?lrr‘::lll::lll"\
’Main Istreet. reported to the uptownzmfi store, breaking the 81355- .""«i°-‘""""‘ "”d ’“Sl’im‘im' "r m" Imam and were linmuliahl“ mixed
. ; I I , I. r ‘ ‘
police Saturday night that boys had Edward J. Quinlan the Democratir .33fi,’;,,;‘,"2I-:I}-‘I:I ”3.3:?" tifzilhil‘risImhflf om. dlntwr mrvrIIIII prIImIIIII III-
taken a chair lrom the front/porch candidate tor senator from this dis- ung m the fi'rfinf‘ Kn", Sunday 'Ilw ImtI-I-Ialnmont I-IIrnmIttw of Mn-
. h - . I m
40" Joke" "- 'trict purchased a large number of nohool III-mun. underthv lupt‘flnh‘nd- "".',':‘h:‘°:,,. 5... work w-II «arm! III:
e Old Well Hook 5. Ladder Co sample ballots from the printer in Hire or J. 'W. Sluumo. was wvll at- “'“JMS u“, Wm {wing (mm. I.\‘
will hold then Annual Dance at \luslc “fifth"! and is sending them to the “untied and the mINIbet‘s (If the ,fiw “Mafia“ mm“; . .
Hall on Nov 3. Republican Ioters in Nat-walk and "d:°?:w?"°w‘?"" an tir;)i)l’lllll;l\‘ll(’ past Maw, Imd IImImI In, M, 3
Th"... chairq were 5.0"." from the other towns in the district :‘h‘m'h “inrmiz’ffl'zn‘” ' '0“ 0 "' Hopped. llictnior Howard Known?
front porch ”f loseph an“ 3 Morgan‘ Returns lm the, election will he- At 6: 4:. o‘clock ”M‘ l: Immlll LIMP-W 'VInL'lgxrlla‘timi‘Adalhgfi “fat“ {Ll-:7: ’
avenue 1-“.me Saturday high! an :ziu'en at the l’alaco Tlloatro lomor- ‘nII-tting, lod h_I Miss Small lII;.II~.oII :31“ "'2, fltuithfltng‘ Issuingt" 4'".
cording to a vamt made to the up. low owning. ‘2 M t "I? m- HaI-r‘nvt Kidn- III-n m‘an‘.‘;u"m;m. Emu”, harm“. ' ,.
lown police. An investigation is bo- John '.\l'dl‘Ull“_ of Oak street dIiI lat”: J" {hipgxga“(1:12:,Ik'wi‘mlmygI Al thI- door of the dour-w “III-l. -l
"“2 made. “l" ing a jllnm, Ian dawn th- eight mrlltww‘ III rI‘ prom-m .IIIIl special mu- modal “"d entmtalmmnt was ""3""‘1 l
The annual I“‘l)0rt m. gm“, t‘omll- Oldfiml “2' (his l“..\'. ml VII 7.8-!!!“ka: \I. us rInIlIIId in the tom of a 'h" ‘1‘":"1'1251 “::"’;:"“_ Mg" “mid”
trailer Moiris (‘. “ehster. containing-wired about :«l'y Saturday night The-“ha :_ to Mina Isabelle Slam-on and §"w":l::" 3:123:03; "son‘£";0llvms pr“.
I; I 0 ~ .
the Ilelailml amount of (llxblllht‘lllf‘lltm‘ h"! “a alien to ”l “13“."! G "m" "“"“'"”'r‘ ”' 0" '\m“ "'k l'nsl Dwmtmr Edwina “mum-II III:
II IIIIII h ‘
elor the naval Io." Pndpd lime an v,'llmwns IIflIII' whom H was said that L Smith Nor—walk Imdm. mm»- a um
11 . I l' I or tllv "\I‘Bifll: Hfll\ltv‘fll‘9ngl"m‘ , . , .. . . --‘
as boon printIIl and is no“ bIIIngdi‘: h. It,” had .\ bhflkan up mm m man than an” “mph. tilled ”u llllt‘listlflfl admin-m on Mon». III‘II.
tributed. 3 'lommmw lam llél'll Ili‘x‘llfllillt‘d :Is "IIIIIIluI'IIIm. law-s: zllilli\vl~4 at most “"1””: "f mt). “undmmr “Wk rm:
on) .ll lilil'l‘lSK’ Cans. lPtOpUUll day by Hi? 011361815 0' In? "I ”H. NI'I‘\\;IH\' “3,”...I‘.“ “,4... Pl" 5. 3;).‘Ix‘t‘chdn'lfl'2 :lsllllirilsnigililu ;‘IIIHI-\Iy - .u'n;
I_ _ ., . v ,‘ ’ In "I )0, NY” “’l’h‘l. II HIW I.
Pulsv GIIzzm. llli' minor, who I..." I‘nntral Trim IoIanmy First DistIirt if)" i?“ \gmuux ~III..II.IIII‘ Main mm. “ I '
_\lII'il xhot and Killl'd hf‘\‘t‘ll-.\i‘:ll ohlllnt‘nl people lune hovn invlh’d in ln«~ .l‘luil», 'rgh_§"":;“:“§ tailing“ it”? i I’lnniiurv 'JN'L’! also -I~‘- Ii 1- 17- ' I!
Cemrirv l~‘I-I-IlI-riik III' IIIIII u;p”1n-_‘.SIII|" lhv III w honking quarters of (hum: g, 5.0;”,MHQML, ,.,,,",.rm,m:1l‘.o Mom“- mit'. strum: “huh “-H
April “HI. whilu rIlmim.r with II rifle. ilho runwany. The rpcupiitin i:= {Inui l-‘. “Quaint ' '"lWl' nvxl finllmlnw on“! ‘n if“?
and who hm: lwvn :II ll lIm-‘s svlmol iIIIf‘I o‘clock in tho III‘tmmn until 8: Following HY" rrunn I'ulnntnn hI ,Mvm\ ”“u “"d U" “mm???" Im
this stat», snilI-d i‘nr ltnly “Ith his m0~ :fl'PlOf‘k at night. ."- x"'“‘"““ ""‘M‘WL' ””1 H“ «lusting? elixir“? “11:. 2?; 1‘7“” “VII. “'4“: '
lllt‘l‘ (lllll Hlllvl' lllt'llllH-l‘s 0’. ill! 1.)" ”V. _ H ‘ , ‘ ‘ .. . , II" ”'4 “lhuoimv .. in IL. “‘l‘l‘.’ ERA l :I'I H l I! 7“. vII:."I . I . I
S'durde m ll'uim- 1”... l h.“ IL“! —. [In (AMI! Ill. lldll‘h & Gals. ”u“ H“ [Inst-II m U“ ‘Ivuh‘h’ lbw H iivnhlmr; Lad I ,II-«I II‘IIfi-I I”? sooth
lr ll l i l {I fill IIIIIIn imluy fin,- more- voters P. \Iuraluml. III‘I'» ml. LIIII Hum .IIII-II ifxurunlk ”M“ ‘5 fl“ " ”" New” (”it
0in H 8' m"! mr 1" 1' Pm" "N ' IIIIl bi'I-‘li IIIs'IlI! f‘llflhl“ lo \Olt‘ :II In if. I ‘ll. .'~'I;:I\.J,I ,Il’lltlllllliiil IlI “W ”W" “H“ “ “1 “UV” .5" m“- 5
n . ' ‘
“Andi?“ Hm‘d lnr tho :I ‘I'Iini- mm‘rnw': I-lIII‘liIIII. b' Town (‘lIar ”.‘I'IIII. ‘\ll llrIIl tin I'm-m- mt Jl'S'lal" ”Wm“ 'M‘ .J
. ‘ .. Pll l _ 3 .\_ h .. 1, . . , , the month. I». .15.»? \st. 'lla.
ntIIm' III $2runm'm Im~ Inn Norwalk Herbert R. Smith and the Selm‘lnml- ”'1'". ....“ ‘3' ‘..“1" ""“mf, “m" "‘ "Inlgu IIIIII nth: .I Ill II.I.I II good
Huspllal Vote for (landm- {or S6'fl-.1h(l‘-‘t’ who now HHH’I‘ today lII'IVo, ”5.14.3.1.“‘I‘.‘:‘:‘“‘§:‘Ii:f"; ,,'.',f;;;g',k:‘“:!zmu -I...I .I.III-.,.., I .. ,II mu. 3
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Iltlfll'. lI’I'Hht‘ll their ll'il‘ltllll‘v' ’«lllil' (li'lIIhII JR” \l “.E. ”U, (ml, NH“! “A ’IillidV H'Ilm'lx :
lrgtzmrnls [Hr 3 ”mm. ”Mum‘uflhh, ul' who hnvp liVI-Ii In tho «into mug Liam," 'l‘lI-r .m IIIIIIIrI- ltsmou . . K- - l
slrtrmo-Iitand II «ls-mIII-r-r III' """llllalnl a sIIil‘I-I’IIIII limo l0 enable Ilium to \‘-.;« II-.:Il IIr III-I In“: it. Mum.“ - Advertise In tho SQHlll’SFl.
mu; argued 1hr; IIIIII-IIiIIi-z in tho I”, vote. .A\“'~"“l‘4"“"“¥ H“ “HM“. Mi“ MH-
")MI Iit} mm: lwl‘III-II .lIIIlIIv Nulw ‘ «Pea Coal at liarrle & Gone. ’I'T-‘I :"!l'¥'.’rll1t;i:t)lllall" "in” :33“ “MM
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mIIIh (”who In tho that ol MlI‘lmle Tho Inlhnrinr'; linil‘t‘l‘N lIIII-o lII-III lilP “um ‘l'lu- III.“ mi: (twink-rs:
lIllhlll'llil \'\ I‘;:.IIIIIIII- lunnuI-Imo. 'l‘llvlggsflgnI‘I! tnr dill} at tho polls in llw ll" ‘Niwm ""2“ ' For h‘rum 19-“.
(View lll‘I’fllVC‘i a dispute about a Izar pg“, “54”” lummmu Svrmmm In. 'ZI-l " \mra-MI I I-~s li'i'l Immlr
ago 1(I‘.;“‘J(i “n limos “nu” Scltilllrl' J Hmrx‘ ‘;i}w“u‘:‘ h. n a n1 illtl lltvlll .IIII earn: III .\--:\I_»l;‘ ilmn lip-.1 l'u"
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Pitta?" lif’t'l‘i‘l‘rrm} Flint" ‘1“!,P?‘r0dl;| 1o II. III, ll .I m l’lemlmIIn Adams .,.‘.4.'..”..;...,,:“ “1,511., "“333 ';:,‘."s’al,|.'
o l? ban: am 1 omm' II . ‘. ' . I ‘~ " " ‘ . ' . ‘
iCmmeI‘v for the IlW'OIIIlunL ‘ I , um I, III I J In. IIIIIIIltII.III l‘l IIIlI- Tummy ”I H1, “W...” \tr. anmm.
‘ . « , lIaInmml ham 9 II In. in )0 :I m t'l‘li ll" ‘llo II;~IIIII \'l.‘fb Mzuwl 31mm
. lu‘llll'ns lHI' lho I-lI-I-tion will hp t'nd llulll 11 n m in 12 II, “I; PnIrIIl. :Hivl “Ilium ll l‘.»‘.I-« with Indian.
lglvp" M IhI~ Pillilf‘l‘ Thnutrn Inmoi T in -\ IrvII. if I_ III in «low "' 5\'*'~5‘“~“‘l “Vi“ his “H“ 1““
_ :nlzm . III. 1 l . l . ‘l ”
row ewe-Inna. of pollq 5",." ” ”A" W" ”W” “ "mm“;
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ing at the dual-Urn on MonIinI our
illinlz‘. Nuu- min I'- 8th.
Mrmtwrs of the
allowing colors:
White
feel the
Norwalk l‘IIIIntry
l‘luh haua Im‘eivvd notice that the-n n
Iis to he an Election \ight llIInIv at YOU C3 .
[the Hub tomorrow night. model's won] threads! and it
00':ka will furnish the music and . ‘ u _ ‘ u
there will be- a. lmi‘frt lunclwon. lOOkb >0 dlfielellt
' , 3 I ' .. n 1‘ ‘\
In span of notices thin. “(PL uu I ff the ordinary
who neglected to turn their Mocks
back an hour on annular night at mid—
; , wool blanket. it has
a colored border and
. edges are sill; bound.
$25.00
Mite w
Woo! and cotton
mixed but with large.
pmentage of wool.
smped Meme, single
bed size, 66 x so
inches.
WHEN. one of the boast-held is
for" I - . .
Prepare W [I BIL” ’1‘
at. m e avian no-
..I h“. _ Make’om' boat the
* bonefor worm
altissafe.
do
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abittouebyintbedinpo-itin.
restorehin mumm.’
soothing cup at You; with.
Qudr'l‘oa.
It‘s the reelrideroftlc W
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we. (on. m an.
, $12.50
We“
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mafivfibm
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vr—Iw.
it you could go back lo <ome old Home xlc
buy an all “on! homespun Blanket \ou \Iould like it.
.1 place called Homestead
where they make wool things. They raise their own sheep.
shear their sheep. card the wool. spin the yarn and weave
D ‘Illke‘c‘ia C0-
[5 foo/[SA ed ((35 7
(Id :1 ml
‘l‘hcrck smnsihiug difi'ercnt :Ihout homespun. .I
: art of extra w Imith. a homcincss. :I shot) about it.
you wouldn t care much about the mice it it was the real
A Iid
“out west."
but
Gray
Such a warm cosy
looking gray as it is.
There is a gray bor-
der of several shades,
light and dark prcttily
combined.
$1500
The store closes daily at 6 o’clock
The Alleool Homespun Blanket
Now the so-called White Blankets are not woven of yarn which has been
scoured by modern methods to a snowy whiteness.
And these Homestead Blankets are in
rather. it is creamy and
stock, the
Red and Black
and gray and white
checkerboards, v e r y
striking. and oh so ser-
viceable. especially
for every thy use.
{They are suggesthc of
much warmth and
comfort.
“.0.
White a” wool bian-
laets with borders in
£22k or blue. Eck’cs
‘und in heavy silk
mohair. Size 72 x 84
p inches. '
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mm.
" We of
giant.‘ WW ail
(mm weight
m soft finish Size
«Ga-£00m - .
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White blankets, a
wool stock on cotton
Warp. Borders in pink
or blue shades. Edges
bound in mohair. Size
72 x 84 inches.
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