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we roug t.’ cone 1: ed the A t k on poult keep is to be de-
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flzofimforfiidm m“ “M R W” booilcut State Extension Service, at
um" Mhich all who ore interested in this
FOOTBAMLL PLAYER PAR-ALYZED Subject are invited to attend. This is
the second of a series 0! talks wflch
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Out This Out—It Is Worth Money
Cut 011? this slip our: 3.
and mail it to Pole} 8: Co.
field \vo. Chicago III writing your]
name and addre-‘s clearly You will
recoim in return a trial p'vkago con
minim"r Foley' 5 Honey and Tar Com
pound, for coughs. colds and croup;
Iloley lildnoy Pills tor pain in sides
and bmlc: rheumatism backache kid-
ney and bladder ailments: and Foloy‘
Cathurtic 'Iablets ,u uholcsonn and.
thomughl} cleansing cathartir for:
constipation biliougnoss'. headaches,
Iand sluggish bowels.
Stlllson, Powell
with .70
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To Gun; 31 Gold
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WEST NORWALK I
of
. GOOD TASTE
There are so many things
in _this store, so many inter-
esting, unusual articles spec-
ially appropriated for Chris:-
~mas giving. that. We feel sure
You “rm find here that object
of your constant search, “the
fihrlzzumag gift that wall}
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BRAND’S .
South Norwalk. Conn.
The
Textile Store
A Fresh Shipment of a Large
Assortment
OUTING FLA} NELS
180 and 25C 3. yard
Absorbent Towoling. 22c and
25¢ a yard.
Striped Silk Shining. a. yard
wide. 98c a yard.
Bargains in Tapestry. Scrims,
and Curtain goods.
The TEXTILE Store
136 Washington Street
South Norwalk
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ramg "a:
Gainine "one:
’ Boo rBofllo
tablets '°
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, ...:.';1ll vet the World as a remedy ‘ ‘ , .3 ‘;
only; Grip and lnfluenzu and as :1 ,THE EYES 0P ‘OLTH ,1
, 33.2tive. \(l(l more (arr than show cl.
(‘ltlel I\ p« oplc.
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Optometrists and Opticrans
"The house of good clown.‘
87 0Atlantic St. Stamfoid
We Close at 6 P. M. Daily
REAL ESTATE FOR S \l E
Notice is hereby give en the; all off
the real estate belonging to the kite
firm of Raymond Bros. 15 offered for
sale. .
Any one Interested may Inquire at:
the office of said firm at No. 2'4 Wash-j
ington Street. South Norwalk. Conn.
Be sure its Bromg
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1 Price 30c.
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“'1'; HAVE some cxcdlent parlor"
and kitchen .sIoves. also Hinze-5'. car ‘
pets. furniture. china of fine quczilit}
roll—top desks, in very good I'oneiition. I
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37 FORT ST. EAST NORWALK.
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{Ming On at S. LEV Y’S, 58 Vl’ater
Si... So. Norwalk (Harris :8; Gans’ Block).
\VE HAVE ON HAND
360 Pairs of Men’s U. S.
Royal Auto Painting C0.I
Highgrade Auto and Truck I
P . 1'
SCIENTIFIC AND RELIABLE
Center 81L. Damien. Conn.
Opposite' Depot
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After the Thanksgiving Dinner a few of the oldemtime
songs will appeal to the elders, and of course- some of the best
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’Menfs Sweaters, $2.98
SPECIAL
$5.00 and $8.00 Value
Copyright Clothing
Company
5 N. Main St. So. Roz-walk
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Edlio Avenue. - «
DON'T WAlT
Until winter comes to order
No drafts means sowing coal.
Consult with
CHARLES T. MacDONALD.
Carpenter and General Contractor.
Telephone 1326.
Repair work promptly attended to
East Nor-walk.
.If it is a Question
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INSURANCE
Consult
J. M. LAYTON & C0.,
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THINK OF IT!
WALK-OVERS
Right Here in Norwalk
We Close at 9 O'Clock Saturdays
(‘olyar’s SHOE Store
are now $5. -
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your I
swim sash doors or atom vestibule;
Do it now.
T hat is one part of the good news for hurried folk!
from the millincry section today
Not a few hats—~but a great big, fine lot.
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. Bright and beautiful hatS, quiet hats.
Handsome silk beaver hats, rich velvet hats, hats id
mbdued styles, hats of distinctive smartness
l
I Trimmings of richly—contrasting sort: fancy feather"
creations and ostrich and metallic decorations.
. Ex cry one of them has been at least $10. somo- $5
3 of them have been more
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31 WALL STREET
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xInlms and :1 (‘dl' of Salt
l-‘unoy
ll.1.\'
quantity.
'l‘llmm IS-l 3 I.
“Magical”
That‘s what you say when
you hear the beautiful tone
that comes from a
VICTROLA
played with Victor records.
of the new dance records will make a hit with the young
members.
To make your Thanksgiving Day a. perfect success, have
music in the home.
OUR EASY PAYMENT PLAN I
33311 enable you to get any model you wish.
Stop in at any time and let us explain our toms to you.
DONNELLY’S
16-18 SOUTH_MAIN STREET
own EVERY EVENING
and British Army Boots
'. sizes. from (3' to 12»—these Boots were sold ,
33:15:19 for $10.00 ( first quality) .-. .At $3.90
1 pairs of Men‘s U. S.’Army Shoes. At $5.25
All sizes from 6 to 12; regular price was $9.50
SILK DRESSES I
$10.95 I
Value up to $22.50
142'
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‘ '- All Wool Army Blankets ........ At $4.50 L‘. G O L D E N
.\I :n's Leather Army J erkins ..... At $5.49 an wmnow DISPLAY 1.
Army Slip—Overs .......... At $1.10 ‘
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. 3. also carry a full line of Men’ s and Boys’ 2
f «askin Coats and Vests, at a Great Re- 5
:ion in the P1'.ice We also have marked
‘3‘~~- ‘ 2' goods down to the Pre-VVar Prices on :I
{Ia/9 and Boys’ Clothing, Furnishings and- ,
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S. LEVY
55 WATER ST. SOUTH NORWALK
nuns m ours 31.00:
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DRUGS —— PHOTO SUPPLIES —— SODA (l
CLIFFORD PHARMACY I
PRESCRIPTION DRUGGIST
South Main Street
1532—PHONES—833
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ENS OF OTHER BEAUTIFUL HATS AT HALF 0
FORMER PRICES, OR AT LESS!
Beautiful and distinctive and in evecry fashionabl
1.“! us quott prizws‘ (3113'
Thu lh'nu'o-I' IK' .‘lnlmm 2
hapc of season. They have been $2 50 to $1
een $5 to $30. Your now at.
Second floor.
' Boys’ overcoats
are less too.
Dandy warm wool overcoats that. have the style a box
likes and that will wear long and well—at new price.
Heavy plue wool mixtures
Buil’r with double breast and bottoming close at neck;
Finished with inverted pleat at back which glvd
good appearance.
Warm serviceable lining. slashed pockets that a chafl
can stick his hands 1n naturally!
Sizes 3 to 8—— $13.“
Sizes 9 to 12—- $15
Sizes 13 to 18—— $20
Lovely gowns of
crepe de chine—$4 & 5.
Therearc many qualities of crepe dc. chine; the.“
pretty nightgowns are made from one which is firm :1
lustrous and splendid Weight». supple and beautiful '3.“
Serviceable, a splendid flesh tone.
Then - how daintily and sweetly they are made.
Cut nice and full, with yokes in novel patterns, finI
fished with handsome filet or cluny lace. And with shod?
'der straps of embroidered net. or of cbiifon combing.
With lace.
Just beautiful, that is all! And of
Special val 1c at these prices—-
Second floor.
The final dainty:
Dartmouth chocolates.
Bringing the lost sweet and delicious bit of hot D
and $5
iCincinnatii.3;—-Il)au'moutli Chocolates
TheNorwalkCoolé‘SupplyCo.
Water St... So. Nornlk, Conn.
Norwalk Chronicler