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823235.132: (a? 322.3 Foundrz. .3paa _ of Montreal has secured a contract to send 32.090.000 worth of steel
ears and mannaires before 2.2: and -:-2‘ the year T‘s-3 p2 more shows part of the order being loaded on one
In: "725» if. :1. 3!, ii. ships. Nerarz‘ss‘s i“ {he port 02 delivery. ’
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- _ > _> - . . p 2:- empsonng’ bxzsoness methods 10‘ . - , _ , _ _ , 7 .«
D213 E.\puRT. 121.. Km. 1.2-:Tnzrx $.39 its 132331 dzm .~ domestic servicefiw NIL“ ‘YORK. Sen. 1 ..—~-—Ha'nr.gh
are an. 3a§2tut3oas 2:222: “age. .72.: The 2232':- 122.222? pkg.“ 0; G“, old-g‘om‘d Plath Avenues‘traffi‘c my,
22‘. is being taker. bx towrrs useful. the police demflmentr
, "—32:3ridrg ‘ 4S- now has determine-51 20 make them
22:32 :2: and coming to an'sszic :
35 a s'eaompher or? The five utilitarian structures. lo-
She 339°“ buys her'r‘ne” at strategic points along Newv
éwxflms her employers: York 9 Show thorougbfare. $23.2": be 219-"
3.“in hh. "1er" or "Miss“ spare»? with towers 221 keepmg wuhf
beau“ of the av .-;
The rehasmncr oz “omen since the: the architectural t i f g
“32:2 2:2 hDUR'KOI‘k and do in“? A deptgn has been seEer 9‘ rota
.2: sang” a: wages “he?! famiiiesia hundred submitted in .artists com-
jeans meansncau pay ied ajpezing for prizes efirred b} the Fifth
mp 02 Ne“ YOrk women to inxesti-g Aha“? Assocmhon.
:73? pmbfvm. The} found that‘. The new towers. aimor entirelx of
229d 225:2: domestic senie'e‘ bronze ‘wm rest on granite bases 121d
0; 2,” “mg hours or labor Erise 2:: feet aka-me the sure! The
«73:: 52220:: of Xheir tasks. un-E Howe!- part will be open and the upper:
. _ Hours 0, Nee-reation. part enclosed in g‘xass. will gin» an;
‘31:: a (3—2-2312: social u291-slr12cxed flew up and dowu the;
to their positions :au‘nw. Vending blocks 022 each
\estigauon was .. ' corner of the base rwill fend of? £211!»
housework on a r2:- :2an protect to tower. ‘
ski: “is digrifiedi The traffic polire who will occupy}
.e or 13,305. The-2‘ the arxlistie obyr‘razion poms have‘
been attracted to bnn much intereszed in the. er»
:2:— usistarzz €2.25- (zirax‘m' ts:- make the towers as arm‘sucf
as possible
‘Tht‘js 2! Ln» putting 522 k curtains in
the windows belon- the-v get through.“ _
3. 2239355 2
13$
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basis and
02.“
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occupation :32
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p.322: 22m( 02‘: and :2 . :2»
‘0 “win? with pay :2: the 53’" on? ,
. The? a“, paid And ma; he- a bit of Rice." {Md 322-:
“31,3: . 0152i: 2‘. ,,
of rousamla‘
. 5 3,3ng N 1158!} \L‘KING l.\ TACDOBW
:v 2 22: r k:»ep 2‘22»— workrr SCHOOLS.
Hivur '» is §' 9233.» “flea to xvork ‘ 3
v :2 ~ "3 ' ~‘ - - -
Ih’tlr 5%.:Esalv .31; 's 32 noon 3:323 gaés out 301‘ ‘twr _ 1 AL LOBAK. Pfflklnc't‘ of 11%} 28.:
an,» 92:2- _\0\' I ..———Lou— makiz‘. g m the schools
. W’ben {hr da\ 5 “ark is ended
rac‘loban. capital of the Proxincei
meat." says .fie . .. . _ 0;
. i'..\e‘5 mr m-r emu home. Th2»
in summer 7'“ ’w 95:3,; servant” has heronw a husi- :0: Lens 12:25 bet—n nlade unlawful byi
wfinmn “1222 2326» Ken.“ :vwéoni the Municipal Council. The purpose
2,“, of the ordinance accoréing to 0252223252 2
Swiepe iem‘r‘ as $136 rest 0:
' m: inr§ world.
~< 0:
iis to stop courting in the schools not
0221} between the pupils but between
«be t: ache-rs and pupils who. it is as-
th-E new venture- led
tors 2:3 organiza— the For-
of the inner . 2. “‘2‘ are ..: 1-31 (*Cf‘u"3120r~5 whi ‘1 Essru—d. hate.- or g‘erted {heir duties
bed by 3015313225 K2 . ‘ he“! .f‘or N? Mug/5 The penany {or violation of the or-Z
rs the oration in éiihv—r Ger-man 22$ ‘23 a!” q “:3 _ “22??? 11:02:: the 7212223220»:- is a fine of from $2.55! to‘
English. as the mourns: Lie-53w. ‘Workers and 2222-4;- emplovers can bave " no.) 3231 in case the fine is unpaid.
’Kroegaer wastes “O’CE’JR'E‘ “f‘ ' difficmties aligusud as 159V max arise itht defendant mus! suffer imprison-’f
.,.~ or rehgmus beak-is {a Oah’fi lei.1{k’lA"fi Karim.“ \irs. GPO”? me 222 until the fine is worked out, 12.2%
2:. he is a. pastor wuhc-ut a PM! I! Pram MN Hem-x S Patterson and thegfl‘atr of fifty centsa . day. ~
are unknownaéa the town
Is: .a business and commercial “2212 name». who- an» artiaen
eat: is a thrinng town It has the “ark ‘
banks with combined éeposizs of
' “$139,960 This is a remark-:
ng other. it is consider 2d:
the popuiauon of the tour: 25 but
It has a cons)! Hated 3.3122302 sec--
{to none in this part pf {h -:- s'atr.
.etentiy the citizens erected a rn‘ie
‘22 rs Roberts 3! \K rake-r are among the;
engaged in ’
' IT'S A GRAND on) 32:35:03:
' You can’t keep strong and well;
without sleep. Whether yo' res! 23'
broken by a painful hackingjtough
orfijust an annoying tickfing in the
throat. the. syltegn becomes weaken
and rundown. Mrs, K. D. Drake..:
DIED IN PHYSICIANS OFFICE. ' V
\'E\\‘ LGNDOX. Nov. ”EL—Thomas
:I‘wiap 02‘ 121' Crystal revenue; was
202: nd lying in Division street at about
o'clock this mor He was 2:31:-
‘v
3 D
1c audgzgrium. Hare chant “mas'fl‘ Ir- :22.» city phys n 5 office. where Childs. Md.v writes: “After an aztack‘
mafia-.3 entertainments 3 held he was found dead. "223323532 the body of the ‘fiu‘ I was left with a sex rep
~ weekdays and dances on Sunday: ;“':13 sim warm on being: téker. from cough. . Nothing relieved- me ti.. Ifi
gtheze to an unéerts ~er's establish- used Foley’s Honey and Tar. which I;
FORT SOEQHAN 0112 FIELD“ Enwnt. He had sufferej from Sear:- can highly recommend " , It (-0223;
' tron! -e but Coroner 1.3. Desmarn. oz lrrimied membranes with a h» ling;
35 ——Resi-
eids \‘m \\ iimh is holding an 2:2»932gat2or. to
:see if disease or‘xio} sure caused (fie-{1121.
The body hog-e no wourds.
MWA. QnL. \ov
ts of the F021 Norman oil
13' discoverer} in the remow north
of Canada. along the \iac kenzie:
,forgjet whether it is day or
This is the result of the Long
. of airlight. g
was brought out in an monk—32':
w br 0. S Finale of the Can-a-‘_
.Department of the Inter“): who 2
recently returned Irom Fort Nor- i
‘ 011 {mu 0{w2\;3122 on hiigtfzhi' Still IL 9 fabric bat holds its on
Yfiarrofied JR mie. as “13 F in popular favor: ever. though the
E French felt is a weelbit the very
smartest thing one can wear this
winter. Velvet is not quize 50 good
as it ww. while satin is betzer, and
dutetyn is still very popular.
The hat in the sketch is of beige
duvetyn, is shorter in back than in
from. after this 323th mode,“ and
2232:1222: the sides in the approved
and soothing coating looms ’p egm;
8525 clears air passages—«Sti‘lsea‘
Powezl Corp.
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his
'1 7123 E W'eli Dressed W om
By AGNES Am I
7 Star in Paramount PM.
3.
shining cominu
{WE-3 1‘:
had
Swine of {ime 23218
f when the). are hungn and;
when they Stan: to without re- i
”to what eke-where are night‘: \
g , is ribbon trimmed.
,There are r lag shapefi figures made
of pleated rows of beige mfire sewn
flat on the rim on either side of the}
hat. ,
With it is worn a Moleskin scarf.
moleskin being 113cm:~ popular than
eve‘r; It is a departure from the
usual in that the fur is not made up
“in. small squares as usual, but in
rectangular pieces about the length
of a whole skin and each ending in
a row of sea ops across the three
skin wifith of e scarf.
; The” scar: 92265 'are further tin-
ished win} a. heavy, rich fringe or
self coior silk: Fringe is another 01
the whims 0: Paris. It, like monkey:
rm:- and Spanish tashms. ‘séemefl‘
E).
mavf’xov. 17, 1921
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South Norwalk
’3
BEGINS TOMORROW
Friday, November 18, 1921.
- Here’s a merchandising event that includes the whole store’s stocks. *It’s an event that sets its ow:
precedent and grows in volume and service with each year.
There is everv evidence that this year’s Thanksgiving Sale is going to exceed past efforts. The
gathering of the merchandise to be presented has taxed to the utmost every resource we could muster,
and there will be manv good surprises awaiting you that will mean quality merchandise at a quality
price.
A‘?’ Few Hints Are Featured In This Announcement
Ladies’ and Misses’ Suits
That were Selling All Season $25 to $50
No Alterations. No Exchanges.
No C. O. D. No Approvals.
Overcoats and Suits
For Men ‘
$25 1' $30 $35
Specially Priced for This Sale ’
v
Boys’
Coats and
Suits
Are friced Very Low
in this ‘
7 Thanksgiving” Sale
$5.98to_$14.98
Girls’
Coats
At Interesting prices
Go a long ways a225,! you’ll
never run across values
equal to these.
$5.98t0$24.50
THE HOUSE OF KUPPENHEIMER
‘GOOD' CLOTHES
S
LADIES’
Ready-to-W’ear
HA S
$298 and $3.98
’- $4.00 to $7.00 Values
Ladies’ Waists
69c
$1.98
$3.98
$34.98
, Dresses
For street or afternoon wear.
Made up in Tricotine. Canton
Crepes, Poiret Tmll, and Jersey.
Sport Models.
$7.98 and up
Coots That Were Made to Sell FOr $29. 50 to $39 50
uh.
$1.25 ‘Waists .-. .
$3200 Waists
35.00-36.00 Waists
$000-$100 Waists
-
Ladies arid Misses’
Never {lid fashionable outer apparel for women excel these
wondersof styles All colors—all materials
in these coats.
. . ‘
Norwalk Chronicler