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Supply Your N eeds
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Any Manor W’Oinan can find his or her demands
fulfilled from our great and varied Stock of_
‘iWinter COats and OVercoats
Prices Range From
$10 to $75
, W'Ood. in Philtuiclphla, Pa.
FaShiOnable Dresses
' 0f Canton Crepe and Satin, in all the leading colors.
$12.98 to $50
Blouses Of French Voile
$1.25 'tO $3.98
L . Shortly the habit is coniplctlx broktn.
MILLINERY
The greatest variety in the Norwalks.
Trimmed and Untrimmed Hats, at popular prices,
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.BoyS’ and Girls’ Department
7 You will find . Overcoats, Mackinaws, Girl’s Coats,
to suit the most exacting mother at prices to suit
ENROLL’ YOUR NAME ON OUR BOOKS
And get the benefit of the most liberal Credit System in the
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‘ — Winiammanos,» or the ~Hartford 7
Lunch. together with a number of,
" Greeks from South Nor“ alk and
. is down in \ew York todaY.
to ix... 1;; get former Piemier \enize
they 51.1111: in the- city this afternoon.
‘vlr Manes will prolong his stay until
Sunday night and expects to occupy
_.the time. until then, in looking the
burg 01 er a bit.
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Guests at the R0311! James hotel
last night were: F. Hazelton. Stain;
ford: \V’illard Mack: New York City:
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur L.'?iolmes, Phil-
adelphia. Pa..; J. AyBaerryman. New
York City; A. T. Messom. Springfield.
Mass; and J.‘ J. Kennedy. Hartfiord.
Fire Chief George W. Bogardus re-
turned to his home. last evening, after
a. fourgday trip to Atlanta. Ga... where
he attended the annual convention of
the International Fire Cliiei‘s’. ASsocia-
tion. '
and sister of Judge George.H.£Vos-
burgh. have arrived”from St. Ilouis,
Mo. and will make their home with
the judge. on l‘utnam avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert George of
Norwalk, who have. been spending the
last week with m. and. Mrs. Harry
Palmer of the Post: Road. Damien, will
leave. on Saturday, for Florida. where
they will make their home.
'Mr. and Mrs. Henry Borst. of 76
Spring street. observed the first an—'
nix'ei‘sary of their wedding yesterday.
Mrs. Borst was formerly Miss Mary
Kerekes.
Victor Page; Lorenzo Adams. in.
Edward Kearney and George Barna-
by. all of Norwalk. are camping over
\Vilton.
annual meeting- of the' Connecticut
Mayors; Associiiion «in Norwich yes~
terdai‘f He 11:13 re elected secretary
and trensur r.
Mr. and Mrs \lfmd E. Chasm-31'. 01“
ESQlith \l 1111 siru -1 none rented their
'gliouse for 111 “inter and removed to
Vs ashington. D. C.
Mrs. Y-to‘nrrt F. Way. of East ave-
nue. is visiting her uncle, Frederick
Jnmcs K6351]? 11ml Charles Brown of;
the First Tlislrlot were visitors in New
York Ciiy yesierday.
l’ercderick T. (‘Olenmm of High
Slur: South 301-11111); has been en-r
sowing a hunting: hip to \lain'c.
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The 11111111111 “Home 17:13" “as on.
51: 111 ii-sterday at Fitch s Home for
Soldiers at Koroton. A score of
niwinbc'rs of Buckingham \Voman's
lie-lie! Corps ancillougias Fowler
\Yuman‘s 111-11121 Corps of Nerwnik,
visiic—d the home 111111 di.‘t>'i‘-.,~11ted
“goodies." together with arplnzliiigl
supply of reading matter.
So easy to drop (“garl—I—fl—“T’IIO‘ Cigar. or
Che“ 111g hflhit
No-To—Rac l. as 116111111 thousands
to» break the costly. 11‘ rve-slmllering
1M {loco habit. \Nhemx'tr vou lime
:1 longing for a smoke or chew just
place a harmless NO- To 111C talnet in
your mouth instead All desire stops.
and 1011 are better off 11‘- cntally. phy
sicaily. financially. It's so 0:151. so
simple. Get a box of So To- Bee and
if it doesn 1 release you from all. crux-
ing for tobacco in any form. 1-101 r
druggist will, refund your mone)’
without question. .
' 1736 Got Fun? ,
1TH a can i
, of Puritan
Malt Ex 1 rac t, a
package of Puritan '
Fresh Pressed Hops,
I an old five gallon jar
and a bunch Of our‘ ‘
,KIRSCHBAUM _' CLOTHES 3* FALL ”AND WINTER
105, of G ‘.:,<ece and his bride. when 7
, Mrs. Margaret A. Vosburgh and ,
. Mrs. Katherine G. -.Lippke, mother
,with Kirschbaum tailoring,
the week-cm! in Huckleberry \Voods. ,
Dr. J. Milton Coburn attended the "
Vine wOolens, of old-time
, quality, chosen by us from
the world’s best. Such fabrics
mean clothes that fit better,
look smarter and wear longer.
. ' .7 $30 to $45 ‘ -
JOSEPH DAVIS
85 WASHINGTON STREET SO. NORW’ALK
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1057 1073 BROAD ST. BRIDQEPORT, CONN.
Qui't'Tobaccd I
' Hie Stewart 18 mOderatel y priced and O 111' spec-fie} terms of EM 0 a month 111.2 .e 11.
InveStigate This Wonderful Heate 1'. 1111101111 and Maii
$1193 Coupon - TODAY and We W ill Send You Full
Particulars Without Obligating CY 011 in Any Way.
"dearest friends‘to
. help make it, ain't we
‘ got iu11?« ‘
Thousands—y es, hun-
dreds of thousands—:01"
1 people are now using
. Puritan Malt . Extract ,,
‘ and Puritan Fresh
Pressed Hops because
they are One Hundred '
Per Cent Pure. And the
‘ goodness of the brew de-
pendsu on the purity of
the pro ucts. Sold (:1ch-
jay-here. Buy sOme and en-
1115.-
$10 A MOnthD Den‘gers ‘
to Your Home E Mains
aDelivered and Set U pi.
Without Extra Charge .
"his Powerful Warm-Air Heater is no 1 bfflfif : 1
installed in thousands 0% C1131 and couniu', 5"
homes and is giving complete satisfactmn. It{\
is so constructed that ALL the heat 15 forced
: upstairs—into e1 ery roam—1515 keeping the
cellar cool and insuring safe stomge for fruit;
"egetables and foodstuffs.
he Stewart is very durably constructed {01
-lFETlNlE SERVICE and possesses features
10!: found in other furnaces of this tvpe. .
Burns WOOD or Coal and LESS of either than. ;
stoves or other heaters vet furnishes MORE 5
‘ , HEAT. It Saves One-Third to fine-Half your
rue! Bill. It is easy to install and operate. A
six foot cellar will accommodate 11 and 1t
takes up but little room.
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easy to oven. .9:
GEO. B. CLARK CO. INC,
' ~ 10574073 Broad Street,
Bridgeport, Conn.
Pl ease send me full particulars regarding the ST EWART ONE-PINE
FURNACE rim
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