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\0R\\;\LK HAN G R] .\T OI‘PORTI N'I'I‘Y. U.
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tuinmrnt except the President's Own
Q31ARIN‘E BAND ’1‘0 GI YE A CONCERT. AT THE NOR-
OCTOBER 17, 1921 AT 3 I’. M. AND 8 I’. 3!.
think it has conu-
rlrzht to our front
Through th1- 111‘1‘111-rs o." thw Kiwanis , ,
Club of .\‘om- ‘l. :11 _1- 11.111 lu-cn we and. 11.\‘ the United States Marine door to hour 1" 1'- ‘”H cost each Per“
_ . ~ , ~ , _ son $1.va to hear this in the chmng.
to secure th- I 11111.} 91111-5 .\11111111- 1.1.11. is termed. and, of course. all and in ”w afternoon 50 cents ’10,.
I and to gm» 2.111 111:1111-15 hare. All know that the [’nited States Marine children and 75 cents for adults. All
a "rungs-111' 1:15 111.11l1' 111111 will go =.1n1l l1-111ls all inaugural parades, and derived. 0V'1'r expens1s. will be divided.
through “1111 121-1; valwr‘s. Tho Ar- seldom plays outside of \Vnshiugton. li(t\\'t‘t‘ll the (lid Lndios’ Home, Day
: (21-V- h.1.< ln-vu 11111.11111-1 with th1> 111— ll. 1‘.. The Martin Bond is considered .\‘ursory. Disponsary and the Hospital.
tire floor space. fixed to suit tln- lurgi‘ l1) hvst critics to be the Lu-st lmnd in all of which are worthy organizations
a .11.:11111111-1- .1.\<11r1»1l. 'l‘ln- 1:.1ttt-ry C. llu' entire \\‘Ol"l(l. It is. \VllllOllt any supporh 11 by the citizens of Norwalk.
3’1:an .\rilli‘v'l‘). now Ol‘iilllllli‘il. “’lll unustioir an opportunity that 1111- NoVV' 111's kV-(‘p Norwnlk on the map.
.7 fit as mill-Ts 111 UP” unitorms, lh 01-h.- of .\‘orVV‘ulk should not’. undvr by 51 ring what :1 large attendance we
which VV'iil add the all American i111-l— any condition. l('t paw. \\’1> (‘Oilsulm‘ can hunt 'to one of the greatest Op—
1'. g; 11» 1.1-- 11-:;11-1t. Thon- will be no 11..1l it is 1111 education to he :11»):- t1,- tiOl'tlllililt‘s that Norwulk has had in
i-pt'v‘t‘li or any other sort of enter- hmr this “'(illtit'l’flll 1111111.] and just to yours. , _
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kind of a Car
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find:.t\‘f€..v “3?;ffimld l.“ ll”: H I ".\.~ l.' I .1111111l lv'. mV' ‘mir lvanV'I' ‘0 “L on.
to th( ' 1. I " “no, ( IUHK‘H" "\\'1 ll :4 (l1-\.1l 1 i“ \\11"1i in“ l {uni "\Vlf‘d'll. “'0 “"1100“ “t 010,96 C373."
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Her :1111 husband lighiwl 111. 111.11 '3 in“ ‘" ““‘ \V‘ ‘1 "l" L'" ~17." ”r “hf 1‘0 .1”de ”Okm' am“ 3
m. and r1-i:--v1'wl llf-l' '1'11.~i11;n11.h-‘ .1‘ all ’l"..1t's~' 1211 i111:1:.‘,. 11." n 1-.11'»« “ 11.11131111; .lusluvr cur-4th!) “lipsmnn i8
"YBu’rv won'lurfu), Louim ... h“ 311.11 ‘11: i" ll 11:1 upnl ”1.; th. ”111.1 “mm gum: t1. 5:th down purl)“ tomorrow so
. ‘ _ , 11.. ?.1l.1 th1- ;. ,1 ,.» -1.,. 5, ., .. 1 '11,” mm in 1- it livi'orv VVe Sign the con—
Somo “lV-‘S Just got tht'ir inn-rm s1-t 11.1 (‘ “‘ ' 1 ‘- "J ‘
...... . . '1 \I'l’\ll‘1lll""' ltrnvt, And. I'm point: to get up curly
am kind 11nd unlvss they 1;" it H11 "‘ . .
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pruttii .illV 1-Kpire.’ \1111 11"t'i1an “01:11:19 “31119 :11» m ... _
.. . _> .\V. .11 i...u'- tiinv to get the flower hold-
“I think thnts silly, ruponvlt 1] the “‘ -' ~' "'5" “1'“ 1*" ~"“'i ""‘k Hi" 1 ‘ f \ at H m e"
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In your position needs to gi-t sum-‘- ’i‘ “‘1 "i” “ii” ”31" "' i”“\‘- “’1" ”TN“ ,.11.1|'.‘5~h 5;} s11‘1’11-‘n. s\:uunuu 16
1.1.1113 fairly nii'c." |H'11<l1-1_\on.‘” 'l ‘ .1.1.\11nnv 'Fk 1 (ago ‘ 0“;
Her tall husband smilml nt hrrw‘ l‘lm tnll husband mndn no rqlv. ———————-—-——~—
YOU "HIM-Ht MU. me C“ m Mr l0”: .\n1l In the ruin r1 1losarl car is the, Advertise in the Sentinel for the
much weight on the nusiliwn 811111.1me thing. too." slw continuovl. ibfst results.
Louise: still, we chm afford to got;
[something a lll'll‘ better than ”11:;
cheapest 1-:1r muvlv. I saw in tl11- “:1-
[Der last night. that a. linunc‘ml run-1t
uya tho rurs or the future will ht-
made of rotton and fabric and will
be run on coal." '
"Marry, we don't want that kind!
Think how dirty that would l)(‘—(‘01'll
dust ow-r everything!"
"Nohmly has put onv on the nmr-
Bet yet. so wv ahan't lu- tt-mptml to
haw om- of that kind—this limo."
"I saw :1 \‘(‘l’\‘ prrlliv ll0“'l'l' holder
m at Rand's today." '
"\Nhut sort of lltHH-l'
“\Vhy. for [Mr car.“
“But w» haven‘t n (or tot."
“I know it. but we‘rr going to ham
find so i lUilkl'il uround :1 little."
“Bonn—hut where you going to'
Dang your llowvr liul1l1-r.” asked the
3111] husband. prnotn'nlli
“Hownni!” mpomvimhwl his wife.
“Are you fun-ling (lllllt' VV'a-ll’.’ You nt‘l.
lo l‘unn}. l'in going in hung it up at
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holder?" 1’
“1‘0
the ship of lln- our. «11‘ course. You've
ken llowvr lioldersf”
”lint l‘\'t‘l‘}' llmr‘ we put lllt‘ HMO
curtnlns up 11111] down thoro'll be that
doggunw vust- hanging in the road." l
"Rim- curtains! \tht side cur-
tains?” :
’At thr- sl1l1- that are hung up when
It mlns. or when—~" .
"llDWJld, you weren't thinki’ng 0’
'i1u_Vi1 n: 1111 oprn 1 or?"
\\ll£ltV up.
“\‘V’v‘al have. side curtains," he said
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"llut \\'ll}'
(‘1'le
nicely
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:shh s. \\l‘1_\. n1} llziir “‘(Illl'l Hun."
k: Inl'.’
"\\'1-1'1-ulvin't :-
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bother with side curtains
Just us will have it all
in gin.“ with pretty
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lllf‘lhfi‘d
1~<sil1ly 1151 r VVilh .
lion-1:12: in the Vase and comfy cushions
it (11
at
NORTH MAIN STREET
OPPOSITE PALACE THEATRE
20
Arthur Sulunikos announces its permanent establish-
mom. rto mpply Smith 'NorVValk with the highest qualitV of
purv lumd- nunlr mnfwtions at the making of such he is re-
gurdcd as a mastor.
0
Our special offer for tomorrow, Saturday, will be
FINEST (‘HOCOLATES
At 39 Cents the Pound
HARD CANDIES
(Assorted) At 29 Cents the Pound
Please call: Your pleasure is promised—gif t candies
especially prepared.
PHONE. 4
527
PROMPT
DELIVERY
‘1 IT’S HERE IF IT'S HOUSEWARE
HOUSEHOLD ECONOMIES AT UN N'EXPECTED PRICES ’
”WE OF GAS HEATERS. l-‘nmuw; (1.1 3TH!) ”.\t‘h' s. JARDINIERS.
”01‘1““ Star. .1th the size ['01 l)‘ll~ 3 l-‘11l1l $1.731 \3111111 ,1! ...... SL‘39 t 3.0 c
mom $3.98 Value at . . . . . .. $2.98 Gfeen' large size 89c value a S‘
l -radla.tor Style 34. 511 ,1] .
:‘ ”3’1. .. ................ 1.2.2.. ....) on mm mm“ ’
ound Style—medium size $4.311 H"“"~‘" . (“111211111121 11 "annulled With 1"" red “gm and bmkm r
”We at .................. $3.51) ””71” 5”" “ML” --------- 33-19 $1.25 value 8, Mn”
BATH ROOM rn’rrm-rc. no'mmz N; c” ~ ~ m I ’
Jnch Glass 111.1111 1:... . . ‘ .‘ ' ' Th3" Niche! Plated. 4 pints $2 59 ““19
at ............ 1 4-":- .:1l\:1nized. will t‘.t :iny ash can or 1t Uh... ................ 31-93
1T0llr‘t I’nin r ii11l1l. m ..t. .... :5. 1.1rrt-l. Special ............ $2.798 _ . ‘3 .
bln: lllOll (l .15.: :11111 'looth llrusl. WALL & CEILING BIOPS.
’ Helm-1 \'i1 kl1. 111. 111- .1 -51C Hm“ OIL CANS. - White twin, long handle 79c value
‘ .......................... 59‘. Gnhanized 5 gallon”, with finale; it ...... 1 .............. . . . . 59G
’ l. ' . . c . i o c u o u '1‘
m“- DIV-C l'RTAI\ ItODS. 3 t, ‘ulue at ‘ ' FOCYI' TI’BQ
t with curVul 1] - 1 m HE IE3 7 H
eled 690 Value {ex-:1 9 White ill! li‘ “Fl“ 01‘ on. A q'3211V'omized. small size 59c value
"""" ‘11rrecuy are cud a great COHVPH' it 47c
. LEMON OIL. nce chilly night and mornlm... .
:zeaxl tFuinmure pong], 11.1 S6. 75 value at .............. $5-'- CHILDREN'S EXPRESS “'AGONS
ic to as and :1“ HM 1. Wi‘h Iron ave medium 5'
, , \ .. . - . . . e 4.9
.011 furniture ‘luc bolt!» :11 19, 31111110 ALF-“131:“ SAVCE‘ ‘.';‘1:l19 at ................ 1.2 :3 9;
CLOTHES 1.1M; , PAS," -
h Cord ,0 11,2 Quart capamty value $1.10 SAI’CEPA-‘S-
.2 ft 1(ngths (‘9‘ '
at """"""" 1 1 1t ......................... 491 Longhandled. 2 quart gray enamel-
---------- 631 :overtofitspeclal..........19c ad 390 value at............ 29c
Now Showing the New French‘ 1111 r151
:WIDE-SEAM
STOCKING
sti1lxll and 'VV car and- tear resisting rein-
Note the: wide,
even texture of
forced scam; the him ankle fit; the smi'HOth
these “Wcltlrost” Slnn'lilllgfi.
That conscious feeling that the stocking :Vou wear is peiiect in
fit. charming in appearancr unusual in qualit} du1able in wear, not
exorbitant in cost—that is in >lmrt completelv satisiying. How often
have you longed for it? It so. this advertisement carxies a grateful
message 10 you. Madame: an extraordinary interest in hosiery com-
fort and stile; a captiV-ming desire to see, try and possess the newly
Vellum
TDADE MACK
FAMILY TAILORED HOSIERY
Made different, looks diiferent, fits different, and wears difi'erent
It embodlts all of style. fit and charm. shape-holding and
“caring qualilits of the wind lmsitr). Yet \Veldrest costs
less—priced in tact will h 111. 111V hrands of the untailored seamed kind
You cannot tu‘lV apner :111 th‘. .~; “Volution in hOsien knitting and
iniloring-‘tofitand-wear 1.211il V1111 haw onwlullV examined thoroulzlllV
tried and worn your my 111111 or \V’1-l1lz'1-st. Then. and then only. is
it posslhle 1n 11n-l1‘rsian1l 1h.) din’mnncv. tln- remarkable ot-l'vlCt‘, the
unrivalled Value to be 111111111 in \l'ehlrmt,
Heavy Silk a pair .................... [$3.67, $2.00
Keeler’s Shoe Store
The Store that Saves You Money
'llp
ii1~ “r xx
SEN SATION S !
SOME NEW’ DANCE
18789—IN A BOAT—Fox Trot ........ Whiteman Orchestra.
SWEETHEARTnFox Trot ..... Whiteman Orchestra
18797—BRING BACK MY BLUSHING ROSE—Fox Trot . . . .
.................... .ShilkingOrchestra
STOLEN KISSES—Fox Trot. Coleman Orchestra
18791—BALTIMORE BUZZ—Fox Trot Eubie Blake Orchestra
BANDANA DAYS—One Step, Bubie Blake Orchestra
18790—ILO-—Fox Trot. . . . All Star Trio and Their Orchestra
MIMI—1‘0: Trot . . All Star Trio and Their Orchestra
18788—A BABY IN LOVE—Fox Trot Hackel Barge Orchestra
THE LAST WALTz—Medley $1“
These records are the kind which make persons who ‘ ‘don 't
know one step from mother" begin to prance anyhow.
Come In and Lét Us Play These Records, or
Any Others You May Like to Hear
m
A. J. COLLINS
Company
70-72 NORTH MAIN STREET
.........
mnmmmnmmmmg
\
1 :W arm!
BIG BLANKETS, thick and soft and cosily com”?
Eng... 1“ R i", ’ 'fi v $5
Fleecy and delightful. Not heavy—but; Oh so 11 an 1
easure 66 by 80 inches, large enough to cover bed ((111.
lately. Finished with border of pink or blue, $5
xtra value— .
OUTING FLANNEL, heavy and firm 1n wow 0 c ,{t
lof surface. Pure white, equallyb 00d for women’s 111111
children’ s wear. Extra value— 179 yd
I; 1.
l ? l1"
>95"- - A'A .
Good bleached muslin, a yard wide—per yard 15c
Heavy standard unbleached sheeting. Very 131-: 1:111
staunch, 81 inches Wide—per yard at:
#3;
Main floor, roar
W arm !
. Furnishings for women and children; bringers of de.}
licious warm comfort
Sport stockings for women, drop-sink 1 11:12.11.
rand. wool are interknit in their fine 5111111121, -.
Heather mixtures with brown and green :11. 1 2.1111 (-4 ‘
inant colors—$1.50 and $2.25.
Fleeced vests and pants, vests will 1 1-11 h h;
neck and pants in knee or ankle length— 11 Valli-.31 '
Children ’5 union suits, medium or hm: 1. ;. xviliglixm‘x'TVq
$1 to $1.50.
Children’s underwear. G001] shim-ll; illll‘.‘.iili' must,
and pants with soft fleeccd lining. \‘1515' mil. ll : r. 111“
high neck, pants of ankle length .3011.
. Left in." l" .:r
Warm !
FOR MEN; a comforting protection as first chi of
{Autumn arrives!
Union suits, medium or bun V VVc'gl
-——$1.50.
Separate shirts and drawers, excellent weight, 1
.lWOOl—$1.50.
Wool socks, heather black oxford or natural», 3013..)
Right aisle, front
111, firm it"\
L.»
Warm !
FLANNELETTE for women; firm soft and comronl
ing in warmth!
Short petticoats, White or stripes, scalloped edge—4
75c; special sizes—890.
Nightgowns, cut so they fit with r3a1500mf01't W 111W
or stripes,——95c to $1. 50; special sizes $ -
5Billie Burke paJanlaS, round “Wk and long sleeves—4
\
$1.75
1 Pajamas. Billie Burke stvlc, stripes, V neck and sliorfl
i sleeves—$135
Kimonos with elastic belt, good colors—$1.25.
Dressing sacks, light and dark,——75c; special sizes—l
..
891:.
Second floor
Warm l
‘ é . Dr. Denton’s garments to make children sleep ui
Mann comfort and sure protection against cold.
A fleecy knitted fabric of splendid elastic-in and 1
hbility.
Sizes from tiniest O to regular 14—$1 to $2.75.
Second floor
NORWALK
ASHINGTON ST.
crux SEA-mu“ EVENIN(”SOUTH N ORWALK
THREE STRAP SLIPPERS. FOR LADIES
Center buckles or side, in patent leather. b'lack buck, brown buck,
and satin. These are due latest dress styles and insure the new
slightly shorter Vamp and high French heel.
Priced from $8.50to$10.00
STORE OPEN SATURDAY EVENING
Conneally 65 Bracken
South _Noml_k
Shows You Come from a Live Town.
' PRICE 50 CENTS
~ #11
v’ALBERT D. MORGAN
84 Washington Street
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