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cor: the lure (feet or maternal!“ mm. ' 2
mg. m m, mu “ m. A number fig wrath: New York reed. Noroton. he- returned to Roger and Gladys of Earl: Norwalk 0n Septunber “in e: I f.‘&
; LAY. SEPTEMBER 28, 19”:
, R SHEPLER DEPARTiNG ‘ " ‘ ’
0 TALKS OF A BIGGER N’ORWALK MW“)
v‘hereJoncheI mu be served en. redeem 1m». donmd on. one or ““3“ ““9”. “m“- u m" “d in. end 1m- 3mm!" 0! We-t- cake and may cu- m bet-Ii ‘ 2 "
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, heroes tact: entomoweo tor the do: tor “Willow?! :mtyeer. port. . . . 9;. Luke's chm Norm.
, .mg 'm t e Purpoee o! ' co rem the . c urch Friendly oodety.
«la Public Parks as One of Needs of City VHS To 60 T0 r13:- alumina; ““7123 wounded m... to main” end re- Hm John 0mm of m nm in- any mm: or Locust mu - . - ’
8. . c“- 3‘”, m mm mm- turn. A delegation o: at. you“- rood left Monday for I. “fit with mo 1: ppendlng several day: with Herbert Lester. son of Ir...
,l'rges School Bond Issue—Says Club for . m’ a... in. un- grounds 11a- m “1 In»: :1:- wt! ml at u f;,‘:‘{'§,",‘?.,°°°... “Rama”? ”,2: h" “m“ . . . fi" 3,???” “fig“? Mm.
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Young Men Should be Proud“! to Over- DANBURY FAIR mzflomu‘: don: the :3: a “on. 8““ '°" “”1“" 01::ow. m. 9"” “”1““ - ‘1'" °‘ 9"" °“ W“nm: ‘ '. “4
come Gatherings in Poolrooms ' ‘ ' «reetvxmton Henna. entermuod The executive m .r a.‘
3: mm. will‘0 “:30? g.“ Aoomlomroao: 'W In. Chnrleo madleyoz Nev York in honor of his birthday Monday Luke’s church. Notation, we! I”! '
lo h.” not to a th | In visiting her douchtor,)[rl. Freak evening the following guests: fir. bridge tournunent at the We. m
RIDGEFIELD. Sept .28a—Wed-
. . ., - . . Dunnln of Naroton Hel‘htl. end lire. Rank Keven and dunghter. Goat club on October . m ‘
7.. j . ls. 3"}. :hoz welfare of the young men of the ocular. October 3 members or the ‘ mm 1mm 2:113.- A; Mghndlfl and Society or the e e e ' lune Beatrice of Glenbrook. Hr. and beobmned u the club: echo-“.7“
,._-. ...* ~ . “I “J“ ‘ °"' om'rl'nlt _ It lb er bll h Muonlc order 1nd order of the ’1“ L 3" o: “um nee e 3" church 11°“. " 319°“!!! Mlle Thea-eon Hoyt or the Port Hrs. Frederick summon end eon. and member of the committee. who at.
2.; . r “-3-“ “1“ 9”“ c " ° “ 3 “m“ °‘ Eutern an: or New York out. will ‘3' m. ‘5‘ “3°" :2 ““3 a“ “m, “mum It t hchccruh food. entertained Mrs. Cocnnn nnd Mr. and Mn. GeoWoodwnrd and mo’ me. Malcolm Robert! arcades-ci-
m“. g , o waxes soon to; a 1’. M. C. A. ll not poeelblo. oer-4 carry to the Dunbar! Fur 800 eon- “ “'3. ’0 “1. “1? (rounds. “034‘! ofternoon lt the church. Mlle Cochran of Stamford et tee eons. George nnd Hubert. Dancing Darlen, 31,-; p. Remand m ,.
e- :V _ ‘ , .1... Hum 5393:: lalnly somethlns’ to take its ploce valencent veteran. '3. ore “m “ DWI. Sept. lie-Wk“. in my "“6104 no being nude for Wednadny memoon. end music was enjoyed. and refresh- 1nd LIE-s. G. ‘. Topper: of New I“
,. :.-.. " 2"?" “WT",é Should be furnlaned he ndded. The hosvltslo ln nnd eronnd New York 9‘3“"? 3' ”3.23:4 .g-“W‘g he” gauginaéur which rm be . e 0 ments were sen—ed. Farm. Slamford.‘ such new one .
:1: h. ‘k ;:;“:A‘; 0"”, young men or the cm- deserve better ‘0 “7' “101'“ I Yul “fl oount. a?” u‘ ’ I w In 2:01” " . ~. . Mr. and Mrs. Nether: s. finch or 31.:5. Tables may be reserved to if.
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Highllnd avenue entertuped on Ms. Joseph Seymour of the Post Mr. end Mrs, George Beers. 02‘
They will be served dinner on the we. Ann Maury. daughter or Mr. Wedncodey evening. Mr. end Mrs. road was s visitor ln Stamford on Prospect avenue ere spam the
mud- “ the nest: of the clty of end Mrs. C. W. Maury. or the Poet Herman Thoele and two children. Thursday. . week it Athntlc (311- V
2 ; places than pool rooms for social ea- 9"”“1 Robert 3" m corn-
. Hmflml need! 0:.terlnlnment. mnndln; emcer of the U. l. army.
-, 2.; :0 Rev. Shop-3 It is regrettable that the‘lnn of Colonel Robert Penn. 0! Walnu-
. * r ’ f'-~' CD'Omr’HWu the city are not taken more .eerlously too. D’ C" Arthur S. Tompkins.
:0, r .- -. .; :nmg-n and "mi and more strictly edhered ,0 be grnnd mater of Macon: Mn. Mll-
~' -" ""“""5““‘ “d i avolded. The tralllc lawe. tor euro. ‘1’“ 5""“3' m“ mm” °‘ "1‘
order or the Eastern 8m: Put
Grand Master Robert H. Robinson:
. 10-01 ‘ng vlon’enl Deputy Grand Master W. A. Rowen
;._.. . . lammtal necee- ‘ “h. "‘1? p'arkmg I“: "a ‘ nod will be in tho perm tho Loui- N.
:-‘~“‘ ‘ " " ““9 a cltlzcn—E Cain; lo;- the cl'y they should be Ellrodt. county clerk 0‘ Weetcheeter
.; a . x“ 3,15th be‘ H “I: ' 't th h 1 county. The 150 ontornohueo will
,‘___$ 3 ma: ““1 hm, fnmmed- . n°_- "0 ID 0“ d lenve xounr Vernon or 10 a. nu. tor
. .- 3: heart, he de-; 2»: encugn ultatxon crested to the my, trounde under m. "cgn
ghrlng about thelr repeal. However. of 31.31“- Edwin w. rum, “a two
we mm" m" Ml[lwhlle may exist. they should be motorcycle tmfle oflcero.
, .31. the councslmenlomya‘d' :..-t:er no 1" 1'- ml than Mayor Flllow of Dunbar! end
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,‘ 4v: 1:: need of a
The 825.r
lplo. he polnled out. and especially
lthe parking laws. are constantly be-
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. .- 331m ,0 rostrum: one that. lo not obeyed. do dlarezard Paar. Mater wnder of the Moreno W m ‘ . — ,
-_.‘_ . __ ‘ro'n ‘urther‘ 0: one low. lr‘ permitted, breed: (113- of Connecticut. fill meet the potty . -- ..-y: - 5*- u 1-,
1"“ ,‘f‘ 1351"; 1“; or “5% respec‘. ror ell luvs." at the Connecticut cute line to do. . 53
W... » ‘ l‘,-.._v»uer. Mr. $hcp- w d cl ‘ . or- 3
,. W e sal get one ,. ,
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1, : .C: youth} and /_ , 5,". > . ‘ you win apprClatQ cg ,2
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2. . m ””333; .1}..‘i; CLOSE OUT . ’ their real worth. ‘r; .-
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; in spirit and pm. Fm“ Nam“ m e‘ “7 fair idea of what we ,_
4 to 10 years. Reduced from prices ranging from 75o to $2.00
according to size. Now 50¢ each reprdleu of size.
Infant's fine Muslin Night Slips 50c; reduced from 75c.
J. I. MALLETTE
88 WASHINGTON ST. 80m 303'“
: 1:01;: the realmtlon
where over} one}
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‘nssllerarlon of the:
about these blankets.
T hat will in any way do them justice—there 'arc beauties hidden in the warp and
roof that went into the making that will make them appeal to you and which you
will a predate when you see them face to face. L
- (gut advice-is “It is well worth while to spend some time in our blanket section
mean—They are clean'
cut—They show that
they are made well—Al
look tells you that care
has been exercised in
the making. Just as in
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A I ‘ seeing blankets that will really surpirsc you”. . everything worth while 3 f;
LXL O I We quote prices on some by way of showing the extent of assortments: appearances count. . ‘ :» '
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2-” 60 x 76 Beacon blankets 66 x 89 Beacon lndxan 70 3: so heay y wool blan- ,, . . :
T‘heater ln grey, tan, or white thh blankets on all the wondrous kets plald desxgus m blue, hfgidsomfogoesn}: tan 2 --
‘ ZY FELT SUPPERS ‘ pink or blue borders $3.73 patterns and grotesque dc— pull: or rose 510. g lsiiswto bane; ti 1?; 7:,
2y, .‘londay, Tuesday: C0 J 66 x80 Beacon blankets 5163755 they are noted for 70 x 80 gréy wool blan- 39m” have been on' - _
Wk”; - THAT REST your: TIRED m'r ' In fifty. tan or White With 5 ' ‘gg‘igmdg’gignl’smk 0‘ mm the marked since 1912 " 7-3
“NOW pink or blue bordch $4.50 72 x 90 Beacon robe ‘730 XmSIO White wool blan ——and the only reason ~E
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mm New pmems 8‘“! ”1°“ “1“" “11mm" ‘1“ '1‘ “d W . 72 x 80 Beacon blanket}: 3:235?“ gltgidiéorisssofig kets. bordered in blue, rose $13303: “1:10;: 2
: 'V' ' fort your feet. Prices reasonable and the ulortmont late. lyrl' grey, tan, or White \Hl ment of colors 55. or plnk 510. cause of the conserva- 2
‘ ‘b ‘ .W ”Zia :lu;bord;:rs 55' 66 x 80 wool mixed plaid k t7: X .33] “gm? WOOLglgfl- live policy of the makers. We have letters from people
when u. 5 ‘ r X 0 rave lng rugs in. e/ ,W' “3513“ T. 5" and concerns of re utc who agree that Hancs tires giye l :;
”W . MILTON ELWOOD KOOd assortment 0f plaids blanketk—brown, lavender, done 111 blue, rose 0" PInk most mileage to thee. dollar invested. 1:4“ 9 3:5
’ ' ‘ “m ' '0‘ I All $4.75 ' blue and‘pmk 35' 313- Get close to Hanes tires and let them prove it. . . , 2 4’
"a KING VIDOR . 122 wesnnmrox. 31‘. com 66 x 82 Jacquard com— 66 x 80 wool mixed 17;): 84. All wool blankets Here’s your size at small cost. -_ frag . if {3: -_
:i‘. “M“"M‘ ‘ 2 .H {01131315 in blue, rose or white blankets With borders P 3‘ dcsxgns mm, borders R5511” SizeqHanes ,2" ‘-’ ‘ , ~?
_ tan ‘5. 2 in blue or pink 55_ of blue or ypmk $13. 30 by 3—59.75 . . . . . .- 30. by 332—31035 y ..
. _ , i. 70 x 80 All wool blankets Hanes oversxze . .~. _- ,.~_
70 x84 Extra heayy JaC- 10 x 80 grey W901 mixed —whitc with blue, , rose, 30 by 3;; clincher—$11.90 30 by 35:; stralght —. :
quard comfortablcs no good blankets bordered m blue or pink or yellow borders 515. 3-2 by 35%. 315,50 - side— , $11.90 ; 3
assortments of checks $6.50 pink S7. 72 x 84 All wool white 32 by 4 __ $19.75 31 by 4 _ I... 31350 ,7
66 x 80 extra heavy trav— 70 x 80 White wool ban— blankets cut and bound sep- 34 by 4 [- 320-90 33 by 4v— $20-50
elling rugs in large assort- kets bordered in blue, pink aratclyygth girder; ofsblgc, 3% 1323- . gig-(£3 g3 lg, 1/1/2— 3. $3522
ment of kids 6.‘0 o e 9. - rose, in or you cr 1 . /2-— - _ 1— ’ _ $25-
p I s D or r S 311:: floor. rear. 3' 2 =r" p r k. ‘ 35 by 5 J"— 33250 33 by 3 "‘73."? $313
. f‘ alm Ol' _ . _ .- 1 Fourth £9013!!an .7 * Am”... - ‘i
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The romance of lp goo Gym bloome « , 7 , ,_ ;
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. fall fOOtwear ‘, Demonstration special Wlde roomy , 3&2 1:32:93
‘7 15 °‘ “‘31 Smelt“ *0 W°m¢“"’°my “30m“ “0‘25 we are offering this week " Made of a good black twill and full 4 yards wrde' {fie —-
that some certain type of shoe or some particular color lS one full sized bottle and a sort that every High school girl wants because there is
5““ 35 “Portal“ to the PYOP“ 35‘“ and mm“ 0f dress trial Silt bottle both f0! 39c. nothing better; sizes 24 to 32 waist measure— 32. .
I as any other article of attlre. Main floor. left center an ,_.v,.,_ 35;... no-.- Second floor. rear. 1;. . .1- -. ~.
Our shoe section boasts a corps of shoe specialists— ‘ " ' ‘ . . 2 .' . ,
people who have made shoes and their romance as well ~ .
as proper fitting and shoe comfort a study—let them help 2' ‘1 ' 5
yaw—they enjoy it—you may profit. .2 7
Just now Autumn brown suede with gore insert , ; '
on either side of dark brown suede and Louis heels is 4.
ular pump— 59. _ g 7 f. _ ’
p0 p Black satin gore pumps with Louis heels and black 5 '
, Suede insert on instep is $8.50 ‘ i - fl
. ‘ - . i Beige suede pumps with bamboo kid trim and center ‘ _;
. lusteg strap, Louis heels is $9. ,
Newest Fall Sty1es l , eige kid Louis heels pumps with ,strap on instep , ‘ :
' andwtcoutsm'cgz ' t f kidh' L‘ liel ' . 1
‘ rcy sue across 5 rap 0 grey ’ as. ouls c s . .2
HA NE RRECT AND $8.50. . ' 2;;
AL L T T IS W’ CO l Let ,ourfxperts help you—it will prey: to be shoe 3
WORTHY IN OUTERWEAR £993.. .._... . .. m m we..- - x i i
1" he whims of Paris and American designers find am— a ', .— ‘ . 2 ‘ . ._ 3; Z
.92 expression here, bring to you a blendmg of 5]:er Ideas :- * wattle}. corsets - »_. _
.2 :12: is sure to captivate, and w1th all, pncw are mdeed at— , .speaal $1. , 2 , if
V :1“ 7 - . ' . Le K limited quadlity of; ,very fine corsets made right . J V _ , ‘2 IV .2 "“7“ #5:: fi ‘ 2;
. . ' ' Te in Bridgeport. _ . . - - "‘ ~ ~ - ' . 3 g
t SUltS Coats Drm 2 l . {They are elastic top, long skirt, low and medium , ,2 3 “B ' k” 0 2 . :3
' . , bust with medium andJong skirts. ~ 5.... _ - runs c Jersey . 7 .t
9' 00 and up - 12 98 and up 16 50 “d “P - Made from flesh coutil or figured fabric-4311 sizes .7 _. ' . r «* » . -
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2° *° 36- > - . . washable dress $10. -
E NED ,, . J Made to sell for more money—the result of a specml ‘ p _ . _ _ _ g 4 2-353.
CHARGE ACCOUNTS 0P .. l purchase. they are offered at special price—- $1. . _ ,3}, - Here is practical dress—Dress to wear. canoemg, for being washable, wafer g
' - l ’ A“ W ““‘m- ‘ “ won’t spot it—Dfifor the sports—golf 11g, temps, oufpolot field, yachting, amp- .3
‘ l 2 - ‘ s in , for it is elastic comfortable—Dr’ css or mo oring ori gives wanntb—keeps "E:
, ' .2 ’ . Walnut Stuffed ‘ ougt chilling winds—Dress for the business woman for it is dignified and distinctive
’ , ‘ nf 0‘ , —-—Dress for the, mother for It will-stand the strain of tugging childhood. ‘ _ . 3.
' . - dates—"co action {The colors and styles are as practxcal as the fabric used—brown, tan, grey, red, :9
‘2 ' ‘ - Fresh—new—good. at our carfily section; Cargo ngvy and black made in straxgbtline modes becommg to every woman and m accord . 1
2 . new dates stufied with clean fresh nut meats and sugared thbthtb pular_ swag-1110mm, _, , 7 two piece and one piece dresses and all at t
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