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It Clarke’s l.‘ni\’crlit)'.
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& Gaps. That's all.
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o D. 8. lidillccnt Company
moved to the Jerome
ding on Madmen St.
: . . .
t—Buy your Vieirom at Donnelly's
“only Weekly payments. Store open
“tags until n D.
m.
i. o s s
“ On Thursiay last. Mrs. “’iliiam
Hestcrucrg. (11' 2.36 Main street. Miss Adelin; érotharton. Agnes
“n.“ M "a last Thursday. liniacy. Mary Sass and Marion Mc-
ong 1‘" gun“. were: M" 1" Quillan motbred Saturday evening
"” M‘" M“. mum)" Mr" to Stamford to attend the dance at
"1 0‘ 5“” (“‘“aar' 3”" J‘ J‘ the. Stamford armory. The “'ailace
“'7' 3”" 1;. J‘ 'V“"“““ and 3”" sisters of “'ilton. Anna and Kather-
Mklt‘y inc. were also among the out-ot-
. town attendants at the dance.
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—-llarrls A: (Mr-
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That's all.
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Harry Avrinl. 111' inn-Rawnv, .\'1-w
Jerry. \is'itnl his 1.11.111”,
A‘srick. or 12111.1..111 141.. Friday.
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NEW 12.1.1111 cml1rol~lnrc11
roots of linen and crrpw. (‘azriiia Gift
Shoppe.
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Ln- (‘1'llrivn or .\'1-.\111n a1 11111: has
purchased a 11"“? Star suit-1 tom
Shufclt liroi hers.
.
Mr. uni Mm :lixmi l .Ylw-‘iofr of
Brooklyn. Hath-(1 Mr. and Mrs. Rob-
$11.1le axcnue
oft .lomioxtlty 01'
Saturday.
a s s
Irwin llw'mfs Iv’ \\3‘-" at-(nuc is
rocmmrim: :11 114111111111 from in-
i‘rlvq (111 iii 11 1 i \.'1'l""1 l‘.“ THP'lVl‘d
"i 1111- {111111 11 i‘ 1111-1 lnlu'wrl tllt‘
Scar-walk ..1 iii :z‘.\1 h ”1).:11
14c 1111Zu_
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1“ng \l lr'i'i ‘ ('11‘111i (1' .\l"'.l EL.
Mi: 111111 1' 1'11 1-..1'.1:.», I\1rw
“Ni 1.". \' ‘ ' " ’ ‘1” I “'71“ stu-
tuK‘fl.
1 s s s
‘lliq: 3111...1:1 l'- 111-.111 of Yonkers.
«1111 1.1" l.-111 \1>1'1111{ “1111 Miss
l"mn1-1-<: 5:111'1 11: 11111111 H'rrct. has
1‘.t11r11 ,1 H1 1 1 71111“.
.Qliss .\l|1v(‘1111'y11fb‘tlw-ns strcet
EMA 1‘1 v.1 1.1111! with minds in
131111311111.
NH; 1'.:..'1 11 '1 111:: 111 was Undo-r-
c‘ :1 9-111111-1111'“. .1t11'riii1111.."1‘.'
limo :a‘iwt 1111. 1m 111111: in’ St‘\0‘r;ll
(“end-1. t; , 1:111-:11- :11111 11.1111‘ini:
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ii‘tnls “11-; .1111. .‘-|1.- .‘dnrle J.
(sauna (11' [11113-11111 o111-rl.11111-1i
\ath l.1n«\' («1"111111‘ dancing and
pfino solos \‘.1 11.- gnvn by Miss
113111. (1111111114 and 311543 Katherine
N‘Klulnnia. (hit-s?! “11w prom-pt
1-111 111111.“ :wil. 1111‘1111,N~-\v York
(at, “11111111’. .\'11:\\ 111. .11111 South
NDrwnik.
*\\'llii;1111 (Liili' id of low» sinct
siicnt. \IF" 111.11: 111 l‘ult l‘hvslv r.
.‘llfll Man .\l1ii.1111‘ l)i_\ 1111-1111. was
M lymwnt \1;.it11r 111 erw York i‘iiy.
v-
'M1~11 .l11!1.i and MIN! 11‘11111 Smith
f lluutun 511- 11 5111'“? the “u k-1 11d
"hill 1‘4 1.1‘1‘4‘.‘ in l‘.r1.11k’1n_
s o C
-‘*'—",Mits lrrna. 111-11111111 1.113 rwturnvd
$11111 ll 31.1111 slrn't‘l
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' 1.11.11. In 11111.1 Garfic'd oi
1:1?11‘11in'1l (no-r thl'
Mr. and Mrs. [.101111r1l
1' 311141 ”1111‘“ (erlin of
. .1 111111 .\111111111) l.un1111n
.1' w' \11rhl'1‘)‘.
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Miss l'mr'i 1 l‘utxmi: of Wax lliil‘
r0111] his 1- *1'111 1 111- llllll"! with
the Hiiiittw 1'11 .‘.- x l 111:1.1114! 'lfliv-
‘\honi‘ 1-1.1.111.11- ,‘111 :1 two “-1-k3'
Vat'nllon.
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Miss 1:11:111‘ 1-1' l‘liiv lllll road
has Bonn 111 11111121111, {111 two Vit‘t'kll.
ll.
Among 11m 1... 11 111111111.- who at-
lendwi 1111-.- 1111111111.1nlc of “i‘nlly,
Itch" ll'ul ‘ilvr'W' '11 til" S‘uldl'nrtl
lhI-atrc. 8.4111119.- Lu‘ht wcrs; Mist
11123.1th 1111111 1. KIM 1121151111 1h and
Miss May llnwi: ,\. \liw Alicia. Ll'nl‘ll.
Mrs. lfrirxsh in mud t".:11«n(c Close.
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llnrrv lluuinz 1-H Saturday on
nn1;.\111111v..» 2-11. :1 11,1111 1211- south
and mid 1.1- 111.1. .‘dr. ”Ill-04111.1; will
\lllt .\l‘.1lit.1. (11, l‘u '. \V1 5?. Clllifl
and (min r"*.111t'1'1:111.:1).
Ralph limit.
11.11111r1v conncctcd
with Mic i’tlfll'fll'y' 1111111» of tho
Noutlu in .‘m 1x 12121311141 ’i‘v‘u-[ihunt-
compam’, l 1.; l 11 11111,'.’1g1rvq to
the local 1 x1 31’111’v.
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Mrs . Vera n! 11) Iowa street
'- «t Mrs, ll'1tchcr of La
Orangmiiiv. .\ w York.
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Leo ‘Vl‘.:;IIY' ~1 11ft mii'n- to resume
his s'u 111‘ 11a :1 tumor at the l'niler-
II'V Oll'1‘ftl"l'."..1l.'..1
C C C
A rrcuhr 114411111: of the Shv‘l‘t
mini \\l-l'}t(‘l‘S' 1.111111 :1'1. will he
laid twmi‘ht. .iil 1m milers are re-
qulli'd to iltl'iztl.
Dr. l’lohtrt l1. l'erduc, health of-
floor. is "111111.111; 11 {1 days out of
the city. H»- lu :vated to return
”In. Wed heads).
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Ln'nx f‘-mn.issiwhtr Thomas Bal-
efin relurncd home Saturday after
‘ndins a vrrk at Springfield,
11.
r 1m yesterday alter-
spoli: 1} many fishing parties.
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c heavy
‘
the monthly mvcting of the
s‘ Auxiliary of the South Nor-
Quartwtvc Club. at 17 River
t, it. “is votvd to hold the first
s of the season. October 27th.
the newly erected quarters in
or street. A committee of seven
appointed including Mrs. John
»- ’pe, chairman: Mrs. Fredinand
r » ham. MrL'D. Hahn. Mrs. O.
hal. In. 0. film
m
Henry A. Zargel. Hrs. Btopbsn
' Lublanowlch. _
ntlhags.“ M
thnonfl-go,
on Tarlovo of 16 Grove street
gone to Worcester where he
1‘ rssumo his studies as a sopho-
rly located on Washington St.
Frank
Louis
luncheon
4547 Bolden avenue will next week
extensive remodeling.
amounting to the sum total or 84,600.
undergo ‘
candy store at 15 Main street
been sold, to Harold W. Austin' at
10 Cross street by Ernest C. “'ake-
man. The children ottenter school
patronize this little shop to a great
extent. Mr. \Vakcman startel it
about ten years ago. The new pro-
prietor has taken charge and Mr.
\Vakeman is assisting him tempor-
nrlly.
o o s . _
Bogardus brothers' clothing store
on Main street is reported to open
on Wednesday.
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Mary Naiacy of Holden avenue
has been dangerously ill for the
past two weeks. It was feared by
Dr. Tracey that she would not re-
cover but she has taken a turn for
the better and is now recuperating.
The popular young lady has receiv-
ed congratulations and flowers and
candy from her humorous frivnds.
O O O
“1'. Riley Hogan of Norwnlia and
Nt-w (Tam-an has returned from an
extended stay at the home of Stan-
ley Duryear in Louisville, Kentucky.
1113 many trionds are glad to wel—
coma him back to the northeastern
par: of the United States after his
sojourn in the land of cotton and
tobacco.
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Bernard M. Fineson of lligii street.
popular and eflicicn‘. member of the
Minus 0! '23, has 11-". for Syuwusc
l'nivvrsity. Syracuse, N. Y. Many
olhcr i111~111licrs of that class are at-
tending the university. .
Mrs. ltny O. llvrndon and Mrs. C.
11. chnsnn 0! 23 Springhill avcnuv,
have purchasml :xcveral 1111111111 lots
at i‘lvurvicw, \Vcstport.
(‘nrl ll. Swanson is expected hnnlc
this Week from an cxtcndcd visit at
the home of his brother. l". J. Swan-
son. I). I).. in “'cstcrley, 1:. I.
('arroll l“. Spencvr is visiting Mr.
and Mrs. Michael U'licilly in (ii-4111-
\‘illt‘ llcights. N. J.
l’h:lrlv's Milr‘ht-il or l‘lux lliil road,
lllt‘Iill‘t‘.
O O C
Isadore I‘lilfik3' 111111 sun. L1 mmrd.
~f \\‘:1shi11glon strut, were
in Bridgeport, Saturday.
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visitors,
Mrs. hiaud Brown of (‘lziy slrcct
has purchased a new lludsun lim-
Ilnlfiim'. l
s o s
\Viliirun Hogan of South Main
ulrwt 1111s .iccvptrd a position with
Jzir‘nhy's 1111111111: store in N111th
Main sin-1t on Saturdays.
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David \Vuidnr‘r of New York city
has 111111141 lht‘ newly r1 llltl’lt'lt d
sluro' at the corncr of illu’ilnnd and
South Main slr1 cts, and will soon
1111111 n. ludics' ruuly-to—wear 11p-
part‘l business thcrc on Octohvr lst.
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Harold l-‘cinsod of lily avenue. 3011
inf Mr. and Mrs. l. l-‘cinsmd, has loft
for thc l'cckskill military tu‘utir‘lHy,
l'wlmmll, N. Y., where he will re-
sume sludlt‘s.
llarry Goodwin of Spring strr‘ct,
11.114 lbt‘t'n admitted to the Saint V111-
1~1~11t Hospital, New York City, “‘1“ n-
111- will undergo an operation for
internal ailments.
0
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Mrs. Louis Levine of Stamford
\‘iuitml friends in the Second dis-
trict last evening.
11111151011 HAS
. . only FAILED
Maxwell R. Marston, \lctor Satur-
day in a se-sunational match against
Jess chctsdr for the national 21111.1-
tour golf championship at Chicago.
has been knocking at the portal: of
links fame for years, but not until
yesterday did he cross the threshold.
This season has been Marsion'u
best. Picked for the American tcam
that invaded England in May to dc-
fo-nd the W'slker Cup. international
championship trophy. he proved a
bulwark in the series which the Uni-
margins, 6 1-2 to 5 1-2. after a. son-
tr'd States won by the narrowest ot
sntlonal rally. Marston accounted
lor two or the winning points, de.
{eating XV. L. Hope, in the singles,
and with Bob Gardner. downing lio—
111-rt Harris and C. V. L. Hooman for
America's only point in the foursome
Gardner the veteran Chicagoan.
has been Marston's Nemesis in na-
tional championship play for almost
a decade, blocking his path on sev.
eral occasions. In 1915 Xarston op-
posed Gardner in the semi-final at
Detroit. missing a six-inch putt on
the final green that cost him the
match. That was his nearest ap-
proach to the title, though he has
been a semi-finalist several times.
Marston's first important tourna-
ment Victory was in 1’15. ‘hen as a.
member of the Baltusroi Country
club he won the New Jersey Stats
championship. Ho repeated this tri-
umph in 1919. He was a member of
the 1921 Walker Cup team that de-
feated Great Britain at Southampton.
N. Y.. winning with W. C. tones in
the foursome, but losing to Willis
McKenzie in the singles. 1
,GiVe Concert Here
Radio laughs-rill,“ «erected to
hear thst )lr. anflck _ ell. New
for: asst. Visor-«nu In“ sass-ant
mmWnymthoNowLmd.
I'. flail My evening Oct. 12th
sad-- the Ausploes or the Enron
Rebekah Lodge. Ho will . brood“
mw.n.a.r.osmevcuns
Itpt. ma Rs will sing two groups
O 0 O
The Watson: grocery. fruit and
has
«1111 of Mr. and Mrs. ltnlwrt (‘1. Mil-
chell. was a Visitor in liridchurt.
Saluulay, whore he nth-1111111 thc‘
lmutlnv'c pvrfol’limucc :11. l‘lill'sl
, be disposed of.
wns'rrba'r
VOTE AGAIN 0N '
1111 BUS 111112
Opposition to T o w n
Hall Decision for Re-
placing Trolleys Will
COme to Head To-
night
Mlss Kate Taylor of Myrtle ave-
nue has returned from a. visit to
Northampton. Mass.
0
Charles Bel on. who is on duty
in the Brooklyn Navy Yard Hospital,
spent the week-end at the home of
his parents. ltev. Edward and Airs.
llelden. Young Mr. Belden expects
to he. transferred to sea duty in the
near future.
Lee Townsend, formerlya resident
of \Vestport. was a. week-end visitor
at the guest or Mr. and Mrs. Hubert
Matbciu. .
O O O
The management of the Fine Arts
theatre gave a special matinee for
the school children on Saturday fea-
turing “Robin Hood."
s s s
The “'estport members of the Na-
iionel Guard ‘rcturned from camp
Saturday.
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Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Jones are on—
tertaining Miss Lucille Field of
\Vaxhlngtnn, l). C. Miss Field will
remain in “'o-stport. through the
month of 0cioh1-r.
C C .
Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Brown and
family. who have occupied the
(‘harlns “'akeman house in Greens
l-‘arms this summer, lert today for
tin 11- 1101111: in New York.
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Com-go A. Darrow and Arthur
Jennings Were the. guests yesterday
to Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Tompkins
at their home in Southport.
o ‘ s o _
Mr. and Mrs. fissip Lindc arrived
1n \\'n-sin0rt Saturday and will occu-
py 1111-ir home in King street this
wintvr. Mr. and Mrs Linde have
1.11111 rcsidim: in Europe during the
11:15.1 thrvc yours.
The \\'. 'l‘. l. A. meeting of last
Monday will he continued this after-
noon whcn unfinished 1.1:slm-ss will
0
Special trnilvy cars will he run to
Fuugatuck 1111.11 evening for the ac-
ronunodatinn or those wishing to
\1-111 (111 the rcscinding of thc \‘ott*
m ”‘1‘ last town 1111 cling. which was
. 0
tn npfmn th1- trolley system from
Nurtil .\l:1'1n strmt in Compo l‘wach
with :1. 11115 Mn". 'l‘hc vote at the
luk‘l lllrtlilll: nth-r much discussion.
“1:3 Nil 111 l.1\11r (1f the 1111! line and
fur 1‘1111111111g the trolleys.
. O O 0
Mrs. Alice Marchand is the guest
of Mrs. Tissiv Murchziud of State
1411-1-11. Mrs. Marchand spent the
summer at \\'1~stport. N. Y.
O t 0
Miss May (11111111111 has recovered
from h1-r recent illness and has re-
:=111111-1l lll‘l‘ dutirs in the offices of
the llolgc Manufacturing company.
0 0 0
“'hcvh-r, formcrly of thc
(‘nmpo lnn Apartments, was a. visi-
lur utcr 11111 wm-k-cnd in “'ostport.
s s s
Cnnrgn
Two or the youngest boys of the
Christ church acolytes were promo-
l1-1l to the first class service and
Oura‘txd'
S
1
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—ln-—
MAKING PAPER
COSTUMES
Plan yours now for that party or
dance you are going Io.
VISIT OUR DENNISON DEPT.
The HAMILTON SHOP
a Wall Street
.
§
Favorite Fashions
For Fall
SUITS. COATS
and DRESSES
Prices Are Reasonable,
a. mango sale Mr 28
zsiathostorsbdagvaeatodbiths
(Jovian. On Oct. m "the annual
dinner will be given in the
cry-member canvas will take place.
This work tails. usually. on the
shoulders of the Wymon. Volunp
tssrs are asked to saint the men.—
bersottho vestryatlsopaihcom
considerable territory. Any month:
of Chist. church wishing to manner
his or her services t the every-
member canvas should mnnicate
with the rector.
0
Mrs. John Lawson has consented
to be the critic for the clay model-
ing class sessions to be held in Bed-
tord House dnmg the tall and win-
ter months. under the auspices of
the Art committee of the W. T. I. A.
’ O 0 0
Mrs. Curtis Jones and was Lucille
Field spent Saturday in Bridgeport. "
’m—‘l
MRS. YARROW T0
GO TO RUSSIA.
Will Sail Next Month.
to Join Husband who
is with the Near East.
Relief—Other News
Mrs. Ernest Yarrow of Ilowayton
avenue is planing to sail next month
with her two younger children for
Southern Russia where she will Join
Captain Yarrow, who is in charge
or the Caucasus District of the Near
East Relief with headquarters in the
city of Cunix. Mrs. Yarrow will re-
main in Russia until next May when
she will return to this country. Dur-
ing her absence her daughter
Grace, who entered Vassar college
last week. and her son 'Gcorgc. a
student at \Veslyan university. will
remain here and pursue their
studiis.
Harry S. Bryan and George “2
Stevens. committee appointed by the
Howayton Civic Association to ob-
Piggly Wiggly
GOOD GROCERIES
AT POPULAR PRICES
12 MAIN ST. NORWALK
cH|°"§.§Z[.§.|3.§..l’.iU-S
at
church potion-s. On Oct. 1 the orb-1
made public. . .
an. and In. mom-ac chm-ecu.
who month said their Mace in
Dar-ion. have moved into their new
home on Roman street.
s s o
The next rehearsal of tho Ever
Reedy Chorus will be had Waltzes.
day evening at the hum of Mrs. W.
1". Ambler. Bonyton avenue. in-
stead at on Tuesday evening as an-
nounced.
. s o o
The Ladies Aid Society of the
Methdist church will meet Wednes-
day afternoon at: o'clock.
O 1.
Th. rehearsal of the Ever Ready
chorus scheduled for this evening at
the home all Mrs. W. 1". Amino!- hes
been postponed until tomorrow em-
ing.
’0 O 0
There will be a reheat-.1 In the
Baptist church. this evening or the
special music to be given in the
churches next Sunday. All members
of the choir are asked to be pm
Bridge Party at home
of Miss McCausland
Miss Elsie Moulthrop, or 49 Bay-
view avenue and Miss Nubile Mc-
Causland, or 86 Bayview avenue en-
tel-tamed at a. bridge party Ut Miss
McCausland's home Saturday even-
ing. Dancing was enjoyed during
the latter part at the evening. and
dainty refreshments were served.
Those present wens the Kisses Irene
Gorham, Olive Webb. Nat-lie Kc-
Causland. and Elsie Houlthrop. and
the Messrs. Ernest A. Dudley. Ed-
ward \Vinchester. Herbert Winches-
ter. and Raymond Orr. of Brooklyn.
and Mr. and Mrs. Morton R. Mc—
Causland.
the site of Contains.
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AMMWIOM‘IMIJ-
udorthomotths Gum
InEdmmthDI’lnflhm
midtown
so 0 -
lit. and lira Mdm¥n6.A.
DavenportandmssMu-yn Gre-
gorymotoredtoN.Y.onTluu'ada.y
orthis week and spent the day.
6 s s o
amied copper pipes and loads-s to
St. Mathew“- Chumh building. and
the Myer brothers have. completed
relaying the brick work around
many of the buttress;
Mrs. E. G. E. Schendk motored to
Hartford and returned on Thursday.
Atlas ooncertwasheldottbsu-
brary Friday evening or this week.
Tho following artists delighted the
large audience with a ma chasi-
cay program. Miss. Lillian nettle»-
bales—cellist. Ml. Gladys North-
datum: mm um m0”
contralto. Miss Dorothy Bkkland—
cellist. and Miss Kimono—acorn-
panish. A rising vote of thanks were
given by the audience. to show cour-
tesy and appreciation.
—.__—__
BOY 500018
Members or tbs Boy Scout Council
visited the various troops or the city
Friday evening at their usual
meeting places and worn well pleas-
ed with the work as it to beta eon-
ductedamong the troops“ the city.
Several Sooout Masters and Scouts
who have been away on their va-
cations have returned to the city
and are ready to start With the fall
campaign. '
In
Gut, Stuns, and
Scratch Feeds. Dry Mash.
(8 “Al!
POULTRY norms 01' ALL KINDS
i[rm-go or Scull Quantlflts
BROWER & MALONE
mm
s
FEED GO.
fmm
gives 1
qualit.
es.
Wide.
5
4.
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p.
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of 0010‘s. Mics. .miautss so each
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greater Warmth
3.‘ Nap that willtnoi': wash away. _
Greater warmth in proportion to weight.
- 5. Distinctive designs and coloringi. .
6. Fast dyes unsff
' ure, NEW; lo
5 ‘ ”.3 "he- Therese: 1&er ‘P‘ttem
Kenwood Blankets are wovennnder new principles of. C\. stat-action in
which long fibre 111001 is spun in a thicker, more resilient yarn that
in comparison to weight and unusual wearing
There are SIX Distinctive Features
in the Kenwood Blanket that are of special importance to the _user=
1. Pure, new wool of selected long fibre. .
Woven 100 inches wide and PfiE—SHRUNK at mill to 72 inches
5
.g.
ecied by sun or water. ‘
n. PUREiWoOL BLANKETS ., ‘
ngfibre wool fim’shed to 8128,
are pro-shrunk
for run
coIOfinrcax-e
33mm mmoon Bum-r
Watch—Yew Pocket Boo“!
Illustration dauibes how tomahs
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For $2.82 a, Gallon
l& M SEMI-PASTE PM
is White Lead and Costly White
21111: to assure longest years of
wear, as
utmost
m—because inSemi-Paste form, and More
you mix 3 quarts of Linseed Oil into each
make 1% gallons Pure Paint for $2.82
A. D. Morgan, South Norwalk
Huhbell s Staples Hdwe. 00., Inc., Nomlh
Connery Bros. 00.. Georgetown
1'. Bradley, Westport
pmen by 50years of
satisfactoryuse.
gallon, sndeo
persallon.
cash.m-lasmmu‘
Arthur Davis the plumber. has‘
6! great expense .
deveimd the pr. .1.
to meet our id
quality and flats-Es
Then we spared n
expense to make .
Package worthy of 1..
contents.
Sealed mnt- Kent 11
Pure chlcle and other
aredlents of hishestq
obtainable. made
sanitary conditi-
KEN WOOD PURE
WOOL BED
1..
After cry M: _
Sugpott the arch,
Don’t prop it up.
Allows you to walk on the
ball of your foot as Nature
intended.
The corset-like. snufidaced
device gives real cumiort and
support to weak arcnes.
The shoe is light and flexible.
because women with weak
tithes must haw light, flex-
ible shoes.
Try the CORFLEX andyou
an has guarantor-tin
sulhng' Mesa-before.
KEELER’S SHOE STORE
Washington St. So. Norwalk, CL
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