liming“ City So._
Eelly Swinx.
Kenn. C'opp‘er
Keystone Tire
Lack. Steel
'evican Pete
Middle :States
‘nx , «Ezji
N. Y. Central
N.Y.,N.H. & H. :
Pap. 011.... . :
Pan Amer. Pete.
Pan A. Pete. B
, win Loco.
Pullman Co.
Ry. Steel Spr.
144. ' '. l-
, . Leather 1‘ {Ha} Conso
Chendler Mot.
Ch“. 8: Ohio Royal Dutch
Scars Roebuck
. 3
Corn Products 9 %
Sinclair Oil
50. Railway
Studebaker
Tobacco Prod.
L‘vn. Rel. Stores
1’. S. Realty
Li's. Rubber
87%;
871,4
9n.- North. Pf.
Grt. North‘. Ore
Inspiration C.
Int.Mer.Mar.I’f.
Inhl Nickel»
I'tah Copper
Vanadium Steel
\Vest. Elec.
,Tcxas Gulf Sul.
Sedgewick house remodeled.“
,, .
beta of the choir.
“ schools today
his; teachers“ conyei‘ifomv ‘ i 2 .:
33% *2 i. 4-_ :7. ex;
6% Mrs. George Cantreliagr lvew Hav 5:1
31% spent the day, ,Tuesdayg‘mthfihigesin-fi
224 i“ ,ter’. Mrs. Homer“ Clark» of‘. a ,, y ‘
113:? avenue‘ .n- . : . x.-.'_,,‘;.2.v-..2w._.
18 .
20%;? The Ladies" Missionary Society :2; .
99%: the Congregati’oifal church will he?!”
29% a. meeting, on‘Monday afternoon. 9
86 the home of Miss Alice Noxon.
50% j . .
90% * It is not yet known whether ~ext-trey
9° traffic otflcers will be put on dutymn
. Yale-Army game.
all the big games. :
A large crowd attended the
moon.
Prospect avenue.
3 73 afternoon.
53 7;;
" stopped.
Mrs. \filliam B. Beckiey.
6 0%
who saw
Mi" Middle-,Tmcey and Dr. h". J. Burnoll.
iBeckley is recovering rapidly and.
upon leaving the hospital. will go to
the Royal James Inn. where she will
cal business men of the city.
them and weighed them.
(on says he
' fEAST NOR WA
Members or Troop
willeN-t at Commu
evening, for the regul
» .
. is no piker when it comes
.No. 6. n. s. ' ‘
or meeting. loca'use or the high seas that h
[eon running. 8 ll{‘
Considerable -‘. of: Half Arre Reel:I hm}
been Noluyml. The barge No. ,
m'lr‘n alongside a“
pump and bucket from
e 27. and. so far. about
sis-ton cargo has been
and landed.
R0 WA Y TON
‘—
Anderson h
g. on Cottage street. to
who in tort
lioward A.
lot gmd buildln
Brildget Collins
it to Margaret 1'
as sold his
Wok is pro
jifllll'OVements
buildings 0!
0011mm; Goldste
on the exterior
enjoyed by the local fishermen.
Klarnn Gabriel
urget is planning
ushlngton strep
about the first 02' x
Mrs. Harvey 0. Quick. of Craw ave-
opcna restaurant ‘0 17 Crockett
t. Second district.
8 or Troop 2 will hold gram."
eting in the ltowuyton '
, this evening.
Members or
Will-gather at
log (or n parish m
the advisability of
adjoining the church
R
Christ lipisco
chum-h this (xv-n-
etting lo consider
their weekly me
school house
Henry Janis h
motor boat from the
Shipping Board.
as purchase
on the south.
h...
are running well in the
Inca] harbor and river and
Miss limma
is \isiting t'riun
Logan
«is in New Jer~
caught us well.
ginning to h(' M
have been. dun 10 ll
Th» frost fish are ho~ soy.
r sizml than Hwy .A
H" (Ollie-r weather. Crockett!
build 15”
lioton Point.
contracl in
“more “Elihu“; {must-S. a! un-
alk ilogpl- ‘ ”3.2 J£.1(.i.
Fred Camwari 0"
m admitted t
(gluon \Vo
upon for a (louhlv hm‘nia.
0 the Norw
“will
1 Point hngv. has
. lmt is
it‘llnibls are
hr-Jugh lhc- ilnln:
lwm taken out 0!
now working the
l’lllllllc to pass.
all; hrnug‘h.‘ 1'
into thr- hurlmr for lll"
Supply (‘ompnmw
from thm'c "“11 also of a dozen stills “as r
ptv barge "Roll Star." Brooklyn.
l'nlioo workin
of tho dis-[riot .
-—~_._
The Red Star tug Norw
a loaded harm.)
NW'VMK Coal
k' an empty
‘09.! out the cm
which recently I
> UZI'ZN STILLS.
NEW YHRK. house
allied. today. in
its “who at} tr under the direction
ornoy's office found .
l'nlon street tene- given in “19 form at a reading and
iiioc-rsnme appa- several sketches.
anotlwr tlt'l" uncovered
s of mash and a quan- ,
the main ingredient of “‘V‘Dfld Tour.” and the shortkpro-
Funk Mldlllvton v.
thelotatemcnt that
45“,!“ m r‘nrrbot invnt crowded With
miners. and on
‘ ‘ ”u savs l‘ourtvon liarrol
, tho-{lgyrber should ~ ”‘3' 0" "kiCk"
”110M verified hv two of
\V. Tracey. assisted by Dr.
3““ reside for the winter.
m.
Smit .
of 1551 Bussott avenue. Westciwster.
Bastien avenue.
“’cstch este r.
Constable Smith and. at or question-
ing them. they .told him
unis called for them yesterday after-
noon. '
Tonight another big social event will
take Place.
Congregational church.
There will
up 0?
coming musicians. The one-
charm» of the circus.
.\ wry largo crowd attended onc_of~
lhu liiggzvst‘ sm-inl vvvnts‘fil‘ the your.
last rvening. "the “\Vorld's Tour."
which was priven by the
liagm» of lli.’ Methodist Episcopal
'church. The large crowd present
"toured“ all the largo European coun-,l
'tri';»s~~namol_v. England. France. Ger-
many. Turkey and Ireland. At each
ments‘ prepared in the style of that
country. were served. After the
"\Vorld Tour" on entertainment was
Great credit is [1ng
to Mrs. Howard Slauson and Mrs. ill
t. Schaffner. who had charge of the
grain presented after the tour. j
I '
. M ME J
56 SOUTH MA
‘ Clifford Hotel Bldg.
‘ CORSETS
All Makes and Styles for
Every Type of Figure
$1.00 to $15.00
BRASSIERES
-. BANDEAUX
49c and. Up
Newest Models
EAN N
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN. '
. ‘u'v ‘- 2
IN'STREE
w-»
FRENCH KID GLOVES
Z-Bu'tton wgth kEmbroidered
$2.50 & $2.95
CAPESKIN GLOVES
lhamois Lisle 2-Button Gloves,
................. . . . . . 590
Etrap-Wrist ‘Gauntlets . . .
7-.Ply Fabric Strap-Wrist
........... $1.00
lZ-Button Chamois
. Lisle . Gloves ......... $1.00
~ CHILDREN’S
WOOL «HOSIERY
WOOL ,& SPORT
_ HOSIERY
$1.00 to $3.95
W
SILK HOSIERY
In. All Smart Shades.
31.00 to $3.50
UNDERWEAR in m
s and Pants at Penn]
E CH'E'Ml-SE
and , "
NIGHTGOWNS ,
, $1.00 to $2.95
I R’s KNIT
'; Suits, {Vest
EN VELOP
adium and ,
or him.
m- .-4...... ~—
:_ Open Saturday Evenings 5
“CREPE DE. CHINE
ENVELOPE CHEMISE
Laéé Trimmed and Finely
Tailored
$1.95 and up
CREPE DE'CHIN E
N IGHTGOWNS
Lace Trimmed and Finely '
Tailored
$3.95 and up
JERSEY SILK :“
PANTALETTES '
7'32}! Out. with Shirred cuffs éfiy
Slog-ted bottom reinforced 55::
all Petticoat shades, * . ’.
i ,.
$3.49
FLANNE...’ ‘
meme-owns
,,PAJAM.AS€-_.
, . 31.90%
4
luARI' BMW“?
George N. Philcox is having the—30m
"Th—ere will, 5:73:73». supper tonightt 1::
St Luke's par-nth house tor the me
" ‘" 001 an the 113m?"
There is no $11.11 _§éi§)unt .9; the
t‘ the
do. or not. on account 0
Satur y In previous years,
traffic officers were put on duty for
“4—...
’L .,
cake
sale given by the Jfadies’ ‘Aid of the;
Congregational cli‘urch, yesterday alt-I
The cake sale was held hot:
32% ithe home or Mrs. Clarence \V. Beilgot:
25 ,
206% ‘ __
30% The trial of n. A. Wright of Darieu
125% Will come up for hearing on Monday
9 ‘ Mr. Wright was arrested
time ago for driving his auto-
:(i’gilsle without an operator’s license.
Air. “fright came out of Center street:
in reckless fashion and. when he wasi
' it. was Iou‘ndi that he was
63%: driving without an operator} license.
41 .
whose
summer home is at Dafien, under-
‘went on oneratiop. last Wednesday. at ,
the Norwalk Hospital, by Dr. William '
\V. J.
Mrs.
customer. The quail .
remain a customer. > - .r.
The ea. ' ‘ is an immediate benefit, while the pplena
York city, Were apprehended here yes. , ‘
terda ‘ morning by Constable Charles!
( The boys were Jed—i lmeside
New York. and Louis Gliulta of 1559;
' New J
York. The boys were do med here by‘
that the? "
were running away from home. Mr..
' r | ‘ home on
lxshin is b in Smith kept the boss aghlsq . .
g e g West avenue. over night. and their par— .
at $35. $40 and 045- 0'
This event is {no “Couniyf
given Lay the momm-rs of tin-5
The “County!
Fair" will be held in flat; Hoyle school.i
he numerous and varied; ,
«l a new features on t e program.
some will ’
States
be the chicken show. the one~ring «rir-‘jé
cos. i‘rruks and Soum's iiund. 'madef
Hm: < irons and thr‘ freaks Will he thez!
Alli“ attractions of tin: evening. Stephsg
ft'll \Vnml and Cc'orgv iluek»will be in'
All during the;
evening dancing will be hold to the‘
tune of Souso's 133ml. [
i
pretty «patterns we used to 1
,made the
l
3
l;
.«o»
' or overcoat is wanted.
‘WI
Yonrean supp!
éeieefing exuppenheimer: . 2
, " It may be hard to manage—but it is atom that this
prices have been lldweied—gof configl £1111; Isiuppenlfler
th‘e’hope that it Wfl ma 9 0 you "a ' , . Look for the een Quality trade mark 22>;
" W has bm'lmpmved t9 have you emcee! style, digest of fit, and a ccrzaimy y. .
Whatever your requirements may be as styll «.
pose, there is a Queen Quality shoe that v.22} paws
Two boys. runaways from New I did quality Wfl prove a lasting BafiSfaetion.
We are showing an extensive line of handsome styles,
all sizes and special
der‘men.
The best assortments of both-suits andovercoats are
-
Main floor. rear
ideal house
dresses Special. $1.85.,
:stripes.
Straight. line models and belted types, ’as hell as the
regulation housedresa With belted or'rfltted waistline and ninefy odd suits.
of the countries. food and refresh- gong sleeves. . The former have three-quarter sleeves and
J—ué-u-g- fwe pass on to you, offering them forr$1.85.
Pajamas and underwear
for men who , know.
Men who know quality and npp‘i'eeinteAwartil'klnan511113
in garments of this sort will like these pajamas 0f ng
'firmly woven domet flannel. _
too, and neat light color stripes, $1555)
Night shirts of similar quality andcuton the game
full lines which insures night’s sleep‘ in‘comfort are here
at $1.50. , » _. . _, : .
Men s combinationrsuitss..in§fii§§i§m Weight mixed
_.gre~ '7 - 2 2 la: th
cotton and wool ’ : Ay color-infihgrfifiififivfa ankle g ,
and long sleeve anklelefigth,mcelyfimshed garments
1 and ‘comfomabléfifiifiygiw? “
- ”min floor. right, tro‘nt
White, greyand white, Service}
dld 'stoeking, for 25¢. , 7*, '
uteri ,' , ".
y the demand to greater advantage by
models to fit tall, short, stool: and slen-
They sré’in good "weight;
arrivals at $3.'
fine .. 2 lobed notion base in black, from 5 7 ..
nfi'~ .~ ‘A_ _._..... .. . v Avi-t—v‘ 35“ “35"_ $.- ‘5 V 7 :
-“KXUI ma:
F allow this guide
* to shoe value.
* Black or brown
V onord of
' shoe-soap kid.
Afigle for everyday wear, fin
thoroug
usually: ;
., y comfortable, perfect fitting: and
noted for its beauty and durability.
2 * In black $8.50. In brown $9.
.We can’t dissepoint
our customers.
We don’t. want to. This means 1113-:
373’ Suits must be kept full and 111 urdtr.
OddsAand ends and smugglers inner 3:0. ,_ , ‘0
We pay customers liberally to take them
' ' ' ‘ '- the 7 0 ’uickl . This week we have gntlm-«fi T"
Gopd old fashioned serwiieglif gee}; a! 331;; 6:11:13; 11:: ,3 lo); gfcglds] 831:1 ends (if bo‘x'sgsulifskallnnfiw 7:; 7
‘ ‘ - 7’ - 4—“ 7‘ . " all 00d st ' o inverted pleat ac ' - orio gs ..
Epworlh dose togetheg Wfih tiny figures set m~grey and White g belts, all good fabrics, brown ant: gi‘ef 2.
pockets an .
tui‘es find tweedis. All-with two pairs of trousers.
The right-7 size and style wanted are likely 5-22.:
The}r were more.
Basement. front
“Yorke shirts”
What’s in the name?
all likely that the name itself is the reason.
you can bank on.
best and most eomfortable shirt he has ,
is a big reason why menlike “Yorke” shirts.
all good. fabrics.
Jain floor, right, front
j Women’s underwear
2, f of _ *‘ finer sort. .
V , Bodicesalld Vests Offlbre silk, both plain and: ‘
Weave. White. pink or oremd,$1.50. ,. ,
, Italian silk boeieesb’r veSts,'-'pink-,only, splena:
jitygnicely finished,”$_2;45. 7 1 " . . .1
.Women’s bloomers-1i- Alteiian silk, pink only;
falsifie'and carefuiiy'gsmesed,~$2.45.
_ A Assam} gems-car"
long wearing. Made of finest shoe may 12:3? :
They \VOUlLl :: . 2
more now but the sizes are broken and so we say m »
i all are exceptionallly 'well made and trimmed 111 many m— a $10.90,
Stances with bands and collars“ and 011133 with plain cham-
bray of harmonious color.
Ideal house dresses are so well known land ;so well
need little cominent, but; we simply say these
{Were ma e to sell for more but a saving made» in buying
' ' ' “‘Y ’ ” h' ts butltlr
MgnymenmSISt upon orke s 11' , The-r. ;
far all than that .in fact we suspect that n.
Eggfiherg is a combinailon of goodreesons. Fm. .
fabrics; 1'3 one, careful workmanshgp is another. in...
A man ofstout‘proportions asked for a good 32.9.5: :32
shirt and bOught his first “Yorke” after the good ; . ‘
hade been shown to him, says today the “Yerkes“ i”:
ever worn.
T; .: will
get a perfect fit, whether long or short, stout or s: ;,;1.‘ ‘
,, There are “Yorke“;shirts here at all prices :3 l1"
We’Would like to Show you ii;:~
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