Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Monday, October 31, 1921 · page 10

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a any dalntx. yét serviceable things for the me:
comm member of ythe household.

‘ {ESE cuteot Dresses and Slips tognatch.
" White Cmduroy and Chinchilla Coats belted models,

‘“ Soft fleecy Blankets and Japanese Silk Quilts in p:- n}; and hing;
:baSSinette size.

‘ Pink and blue eiderdown Crib Blankets all covered wiz l1 7,55“
boars; 1: es, and Starks. . ' J

Cashm re Jackets, hand émbroidered and many 1m: 0
Sweaters in white, blue and pink.

. Wrappers, Gel-{mules Nightgowns and many other gETfflwxz
the softest flannelette 4.1.. —\

7 7 VBonnets, Caps, Bootees, Bibs, Moccasins, Rattlers and 39;. w”...

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Dark Brown Calfskin with tan saddle band and ran Wing zip, 505-17»-
fiat rubber heel and round me.
‘fDanSe”- Oxfords with one‘inr-h heels, made in dull calf 01' pa :1.“
-‘ leather. soft toe or the new 'smooth me ”
STORE OPEN SATURDAY EVENlNGs

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7“” ' ’ ' " 001) ~ PIECES 013‘ FURNITURE
To brighten 11p the home for festive“ cocasions: Rockers, Fancy
' Chairs, Small Tables, Willow Furniture, and many others, at

ONE-HALF THE FORMER PRICES

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ANNUAL LECTURE COI'RSIC mu] “orks. And in the past ten years
7 IN SOUTH NOR‘YALK CHI‘RCH. he has lectured before over '8. thousand‘

faudiences in fortv-slx states or the
. The annual lecturmconcert of thef

South Non-Walk Methodist Episcopal
church was announced at the services
7yesterday. The course is the most
ambitious and promises to be the best

 

lnion. His lecture subject will 11:: .
‘Salubrities I have brief." / ' .
The last lccture will be by Hanfil- . 9 _ . . '
ton Holt. LL. D., editor anthow'ner of - ' 4‘
“The Independentflfl magazine pm :7'1‘ " "
the church has yet Offered. 011 the Holt has for years béen interested in 77 ;
first evening. November 15. there will international relations, and- has been , i
be a concert by the Hans Kronold a member of various nw9naxramj lav ‘7
Concert Company. Hans Kronold. the ternatlonai peace’. Mes. He ~ ‘
r-minent American ’cellist; Marie de' beg; decorated bar the: Emperor of
Kyzer Cumming. soprano anfi Wil- Japan with the Order or the Sacrea
lington Vl'eeks. pianist There is hat-(L, Treasure.7 As _a lectunecdie': ls Wideli”
11. a-city of any considerable size in known throughout the countryu HTS .,
the United States in which Mr. Klp- lecture— subject/58m will be: “The in- ‘;
noid has not played and he has aP- imam Outlook” ' - ' " ‘.
neared on .11 oorams “ith man'y of the ; Not-walk pe6ple will without doubt I V
most emin- ut musical artists we have: he 513d to Avail tthemaelwe of so ex? .
For tnent} years he has been: ’cellg cellént a. 'program or fine music; w“
.soloist in one New York church..M7§riB and wisdom, and conStmctiVe thiriking
. do, Kyzar Cumming is a well known on a. subject of vast Importance- ’7 f ~ '
recital. concert and orator-i0 singer. " 7 ,
7138.51: season she spent'eight ‘weeks witlj SULPHUR CLEARS UP . . ,x,
. the Minneapolis Symphmnvv thestfi , ROUGE OR RED SKIN
m tour. She has sung inanl’n‘nbéfléfl}
:citigs in the country ‘uhdé‘r the‘ause Face Neck and Arms Eamy Made
_7p_ic'es of the Edison. Phonog'rapn' com— *4 Smooth. Says Specialist
PW for \xlilch comDé-nyc she has- Any breaking Out of the skin, even
made manv records under the name of fiery, itching eczema, can be quickly g
Kai-lie de Kyzer She has apggaxéd overcome by applying a. little Men- ‘
on musical Festian programs with tho-sulphur. declares a noted skin "
‘ i Cnrci. G1uck,Ma.eBeth Sundel- specialist. Because of its germ des— T

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

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\VEL VE Radcllfie alumn-ae by minds trained i“

Martinelli. and other leading art- troying properties, this sulphur prep-~ : was for. that‘reas

Willington Weeks will ac- aration begins at once to soothe irri—
Kronold’and Mrs. Cunh 7tated skin and heal eruptions such as ,7 .

.73 ”rash pimples and ring worm. . 7 ‘
first lecture will be on Jan. 711‘ It seldom fails to remove‘th‘e o

 
 
 

 

 

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