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{DAY OCT. 21, 1921
PllYflF THREE llESl
llll l0 fiRlNll3lflNE
Turns Lie Handle
7 en
3 vard in Pr ovideuce
’ 21.22.111.11. Neb., Uct. 21.-.-\r1 efiort
.3 determine just what success we-
ministers have 1221i in church
.;~ zatio‘ns that lune authority to
uz-imit them to preach. is going to he
:3 32:18 by the \iethodi st Episcopal
' untz, of Omaha, chairman 01‘ a com-
on‘named by the church‘s last
eral conference 21'». Des Monies. 1a..
investigate the (loss ' ordain-
1 . -
y the commie“ '1. “ill depend
on data. which is to he laid
2 t. Bishop Stunt: said. The
'7 sion is expected to
ork early in December to hear
' port of Doctor J. M. M.
" . ranton. Po... who has been doing
=t deal of reseaz 2311 $011: 011
;_ ct.
7 may make. houexer, “ill not 1’22
‘- public. as the desire is to av 31 1
Under the rules of the Metho-
Jemla ions will
lunch 5 committee of re\ 151011 \\ hlx, 11
1 n t21r11.will submit them to the next
1 ‘21 conference in 19‘: 4.
next general conference meet-
‘ .. shire, howevr, his not met been
«i. the choice under church;
‘ -. Luck committee.
‘Tllr‘ commission." said‘
22222! women as ministers. just how
2: 1222111 has worked; how many of
m up the pork; and other details
1 will help
{:25 “omen 1111\6 been having as
“4161‘s..
Bishop Stuntz, who recently
; 'erem‘es in Iowa and Nebraska, 12215
ction over the church‘s Omaha.
which comprises Iowa. and Ne-
AN EAR FOP. .‘IUSIC.
nie——What‘s fathe" singing for,
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Cher—He's singing the baby lo
mum. if I was the
asleep—Lon-
Y lea—Well.
'd pretend 12‘- he
‘eriiser.
UNCH
at the
outh Norwalk
' Lunch
f3? South Main Street
TRIES ALL HOME-
MADE
Never Closed
Specials Served
11 a. m. to 8 p. m.
PHONE 1599
i ntil She Is Dead 111 Door- ,
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hurch,‘according to Bishop Homer C,
is pulpits. ‘
meet 111'
Clay:
the;
m; recommendafi 0115 the comm is-;
ity while the question is pcndf;
0111 in the public and religious‘
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CH1: rch the conlnllRSX'Jn s recom-g
be referred to the
.-.vi:1g been left in the hands oi:g
Bishopf
.2222: “2‘2-2-15 that its first needs is 10‘
s; in from churches that have or“
:111 :2 re serving; how long they havof
determine ho“ Illlllll '
re- 1
riled to Omaha. after five weeks’ of;
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HAVE YOU A
DOLLAR ?
Saar? :1 savings account
now while it is on your
mind,
The dollar has shrunk
2-2'2nsideral11y since‘ the
days before the war but
do not. forget that 2122.222: is
a good deal of spring to it
yet and that it is going to
get larger again.
Bx saving y‘mu dollars.
no“ they “i l 1: 0: only
22:11‘11 other dollars. as in—
h‘uest but exmv dollar is
:: dug: io grou large lie-
2211s}? of Cthe i112 leasing
1'“ hasng puuei that it
.12l i: 2110 as prices become
2 212\ e1. Prices have now
2 :wlnd and ale passing
F1 i1 peak and nexer “as
2: i8 piofiiable to save as
i? l< lli HV.
122211 umber that as i118
f'2‘11s 9:101? 1211 J“er they
2:2 :_\ also be lmzder to get.
u is the tim e to 5231‘: 3
2~ account with
THE PEOPLE’S
TRUST CO.
South Norwali; Conn.
, Royal James HOTEL
Restaurant a la carte
aud Table de hole
SUITS _
COATS
DRES SES ,
One additional for $1.00—Two for $16.00
A Brand New Assortment of New and Stunning Garments
a Jumper, Dress and Coat; All Wool Trico-
tine Dresses, All Silk Dresses, Polo Coats,
Sport Coats, Ladies’ Coats, Junior and
Misses’ Coats. Values not to be duplicated
anywhere. Every garment, a regular
$15.00 value.
Tomorrow, Saturday only, your choice of any two garments
Two for $16.00
EXTRA SPECIAL l,
A Beautiful Assortment of the Popular
“Bramley” All Wool
JERSEY DRESSES
Pleated skirt, spld everywhere at $10.98. Here Tomorrow
$6.95
Finest 'of Jersey cloth, best made'
CHILDREN’S DRESSES ,
Prettiesi of Clllldi on .s' Dresses—-
Fall )1 eight
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A Special Lot of
VETRA FINE GINGHAMS AND SCOTCH
PLAIDS AND GALATEAS—SZ. 00
-One Additional for $1. 00 -
Tomorrow . . . . .- ................ 22for $3. 00
And an Assortment of Fine Merchandise in'
UNDERWEAR, PETTICOATS, BLOOM-
ERS, KIMON AS
DRESS SACQUES, NIGHT GOVVN S
- Two for $1
Each and Every Garment a Regular Dollar Value and some of
even $1. 50 and $1. 75 value
Come and See!
Tomorrow Only—An Extra Fine Assortment
WAISTS .................. .. $1 00
Regular $1. 50 and $2. 00 values
Only Two to a Customer .,
AND PRETTIEST Or CHILDREN’S
DRESSES
In Serges and NVool Cloths
Middy and Bramley Styles
$3.95 $5.95
$2.95, 2 $8.50
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3- Piece All Wool Jersey Suits—Consisting of .
~‘ I ‘omorrow , Saturday, Oct. 22 nd
THANK YOU! We take Occasion to thank the Women of South
Norwalk for their splendid reSpOhSe to our opening values. This
,s20re. will continue the same value— giving“, as reflected in our
opening bargains of. last Saturday. ' '
To All Those Who During the Week Have Asked Us for an
Some of Our Opening DOLLAR VALUE
We Will Duplicate Again Tomorrow
R D 2
MORNING SPECIAL!
. Until Noon only
A LOT OF JUMPER DRESSES
Regular $1. 50 and $2. _00 values—to Noon only
TWO FOR $1, 00
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Ever DiscloSed
House Dresses
“Hoover” , Dresses *
Bungalow ~ Aprons
Dandy Garments not duplicated elsewhere, at less then $1. 50
7,.
.und $2. 00
SLIP-0N SWEATERS ............. $1. 00
A Dandy Bargain
ALL NYOOL SWEATERS ...... . . . . $2.00
' Tuxaéo Stylee—Regular $5.00 values—Tomorrow oixly
TIE—BACK SYVEATERS . . . l ........ $1. 50
All Wool—A Beautiful Value
THE FINEST SWEATERS MADE
$3. 95 $4. 95 $6. 95
, THE FINEST VALUES 2
, \ in _ , , ' ’-
BOYS’ CLOTHING
Bovs’ Suits, 1611‘ best Crompton Corduroy, daik shade—-
22222222212055, sizesl 7m 17.
Tomorrow onlv ............................. “$7 69
BOYS’ ALIT——. 'WOOL 2-PAN T SUITS
Strictly high grade, and mighty good looking—
sizesSto 17. Special ........_ ............ $10. 95
BOYS’ SUITS
bodv 1110‘ very finest materials and wOrkmanship—they are
actual $18- 00 and $20 00 values $12 95
, o .
Extra Paints. Tomorrow . . . .\.;.; ....... . . .
SPECIALS IN' SMALL BOYS”MIDDY
SUITS ’
_All NN‘ 001 Jersey ............. « ....... $6. 95
The New Browu Shade
Washable Corduroys ..... ,. . . . ....... $3. 75
Blue, Green. Brown
BO‘! 8’ BLOUSES
Finest materials. Polo Collars. French Cuffs
Sizes £2 to 16 ............. - ....................
8,50
22 CHILDREN’S STOCKINGS
Best gra e 531: 1 ac 229 . 25c
’ and coarse rib ...................
VBOYS’ CROMPTON CORDUROY PANTS
Full hues—39.211111 $3. 2‘5 values
Tomoz: fw‘ Only
$1.95
...........................
SALE ON BOYS’ SNN’EATERS. . . L . . $2. 95
SALE ON BOYS’ UNION SUITS”
Sizes 4 to 16
PLEASE SHOP EARLY—IN THE MORNING THE ASSORTMEN TS ARE COMPLETE:'
99:1 ‘
SOpportunity to Secure
The Greatest Dollar Specials a Dollar Day L
A smah and select stock of manufacturers’ sample suits, em- 7
. $1.00 : ’
Standard Cotton Stores
98 WASHINGTON STREET
,o 2—_.—'..«~4'.2.», ......
NORWALK GENERAL
HOSPITAL
EMERGENCY VAPPEAL FOR $75,000
October 9 to November 6, 19217
Three Weeks of Publicity, October 9 to October 30 '
One Week of Solicitation, October 30 to November 6
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, Sizes 3 to 9 7 ‘ I 1’
All W02) 1 Blue Serge . . . ...... $4. 95
All W 210] OSwego Finish Serge ...... $6. 95
m
Mr. C. B. Strayer, campaign secretary, will be at the
Hospital during the campaign, and on behalf of the directors,
will welcome inquiries or suggestions at any time by letter, ‘
‘ telephone or personal call: Volunteers are needed for
Solicitation week.
Telephone Norwalk 42.
Patent Sport Oxfords
Soft Plain Toes, Flat Heels. . . .Price $6.50 '
This spbrty model is showing its heels to all comers, and is prov-
' ing itself popular among young women who are eager to grasp the
newest in Fall Footwear. 2
STORE CLOSES AT 8 P. M. DAILY
Milton ElWOOd
FORM ERLY ELWOOD 5 GLOVER
South Norwalk‘
122 Washington Street
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VAN-RAALTE GLOVES
7 The name “Van Raalte’ answers every question of style and quality. .
Silk, 2— clasp, white, black, grey and beaver, with self and contrast—
ing stitching ...................................... 892:: to $1.50
Silk, 16 button length, black White grey, and pongee, prices rang-
' ing from ......................................... $159 to $2.00
Silk, Duplex, grey, beaver and pongee ........................ $1. 50
Suede finisli Duplex (heavy ), tw 0- tone stitching, white, brown,
bearer, mode, and grey ................................... $1.15
Suede finish, 2~clasp (medium) black, white, grey, brown. and
beaver ....................................-...,... 50c, 75c, 89:
All Double Tipped Fingers
J. I. Mallette
88 Washington Street South N orwalk
-flird,’ ,‘p---,,,.2,.
reasonably piiced
Attractlve Draperies
Did you or or stop to think that no matter how much fur-
nituie or how expensive the furnishings are you put into a home, '
your home is not compleieh furnished until you have 11qu the
draperies. '
Attractive draperies not oniv add to the looks‘ of your with
dows but set ofi e1 LYN 2h111g in the room Our line oi Quaker Craft,
Berlin and Net Curtains is mos: complete.
Also our line of yard goods. Poplin, Repps, Cretonnes, Sun , 7
Fast Madras, etc” we haie in attiactive patterns and colorings,
A house is only a. building, but a well furnished House is a 7'
home This is the time of the )ear to dress it up.
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Norwalk Chronicler