FRIDAY, OCTOBER 5,1923. '
’
. ,_ ed at Groton the an: Baptist church the church win“ ‘ " I ' ” '
I... e , ‘ ch has succeeded
513.9 BapllStS to m this state. ‘Among the first this early organization. Relics and
{‘n-Ohfflte 100th Year children-1‘0! this church was e arflclee'of historic value will. be on
\ t“ w - .rst baptist Church of Sumie (1. display during the centennial.
John Belles,
Hartford.
then a
‘ V t _t ‘ . .
l.» ~,i.. '. "mm was accustomed to wal
:: Joints and stimulates
. l...;vt..i t-nui‘t‘th
. ‘il'l‘i'Illc its lmtlh
be held
lend worship at this
~~.~:r~tu< to
.. 1.3.17.
- 1,. « ... rigs in t'minnclicut in
...... -n ltev. \‘nlcntinc
ll 'vtlr‘l'
First
In 1823.
organizing the
Church of Hartford.
‘ iltldlil
-.. .. is lt‘ll‘ll"-l at the
organized in this church. and
l'Til.
.iil in
\ l
Fall 1
fashioned for men
l‘iI-~tin:tly they are the sort that a real man appre¥
5:: of woven madras. of printed percale—plain
:, __ stripes and rich new original coloring—many
~ . J‘iipcs on white ground— $1.50
arm}; snclzs in plaid design and rich colors
. minty: in :‘ilk and lislc ——St.
,‘-'.:.i3:;zn weight cotton ribbed shirts and drawers
' 19 lustre finish, light ecru— 95c.
Maln floor, right front.
Wool fabrics
0
quite unusual
Ceilings of rare beauty of texture and suitings of
. wrirms design and pattern.
(Lei-mm. Arabia and Velmara in brown, fox. navy
,.:.~'i;. 5-1 in. wide $7.95, $8.50, $9.50 and $12.50
range of the coating showing of rare excel-
I
. in.
A
and
inlixia in brown, taupe, navy and black, 54 in.
‘ 5;. and 35.50311.
. _’ striped skirting in combinations of tan, and
mpcn and grey, grey and reindeer-54 in. Wide,
\
l lurks that are new in navy. tan, brown, navy and
«F4 inches wide. $4.23 to 84.75
. Third floor. fronL
Jersey dresses
for little tots
lersev pant}. titty. :s—serx-ixa‘hle pleasing colors-—
L“r: hand emlw'.‘ aid to th: attractiveness—4n:
trill with 33103.1 litminsrs; the others with jersey
'-:—t'or girls than 3 to 0 years— SS. ‘
V >rr'nd floor. I'CJ.‘.
Pretty undies
specially priced »
Special lot of mulin, batiste and crepe underwear
~—.“.:emise. bloomers. step-ins—assorted colors and lace
t‘inisi not soiled but a bit mussed from being .on
:'. lll‘les so the price has been reduced for a quick
5.112;: ot‘ a limited quantity. to 85c.
Second floor. rear.
Stationary as a
resident of
from Hartford each Sunday to at-
church in
Sumeld—a distance of 19. miles—
and back home in the evening. In
1790.. John Bollcs was instrumental
Baptist
the
of :1 Barn. Connecticut Baptist Convention was 1 '
4 the lit
v-Itnhlish-'Pt‘ntt‘nnlal meetings will be held in
“SAY; NORWALK
~ MAN 18 AGAIN
Despatches from San, '
Francisco State that? ..
Thomas Middleton is i y?
from this City—No ‘
Trace of him Here
Despatches from San Francisco:
today announce the marriage 01‘ .
of Mrs. Grace Hutton. daughter of i
the founder of the brokerage firm
of E. F. Hutton a; company or that
city. to Thomas A. Lllddleton of,
Norwalk. So far as could be learn- ‘
; ed today. Thomas A. Middleton ner- f
ler resided in Nor-walk. nor did he ‘
cx er attend school here. ’
He is said to be a member of a
{prominent Baltimore. Md. family.‘
[He secured a. divorce in Reno o : ,
September 17 from Edith Middle- .
ton. prominent socially in New York . .0"
and Baltimore. ‘ ’ 2»-
Immediately after the granting of *-
Atho divorce ' Middleton and Mrs. !
l Hutton. who have known each other '3 '5‘.
tor'many years. motored to Placer-
:xillc. Cal.. Where they
. tied. V
_ Following the marriage they tools
;up their residence at the home of
the bride's brothers in llurllngamr.
The marriage was kept secret from
;all but members of the family. 1 '
Mere. Hutton. who “as tiivoi‘cl-tl—'
:somc years ago and who resrmed
'hcr mairlcn name. took up her re.~-
.tdoncc in San Francisoo three star.-
.ngo. Proxiously. she had l‘nod in
,New York. where she was promi-
incntly identified with social affair-s.
“'Cl’e nlar- '
iBerkeley Chapter ,-
l Dines Grand Matron
r
Chapter. 0. E. 5., v.
Norwallt. cnlct‘taincd the \\’or;h:
{Errand Matron. Mrs. Bella Powell,
; \\'etlnesday crcning. \\ hon she mmiv'
illf‘l‘ annual \isit in the chapter.
Berkley
‘l'l‘hu‘c was a dinner at the loyal
Jamt‘s at 6:30. at “hlrh about tun
hundred guests were pin-sent. After
the dinner. the rvgular meeting “as
bold in the Masonic Temple in
_ '-t.rl\clcy street. l-‘ive Candidate.
ecro lllllllllf‘d.
Special music was furnished (lur-
7 .ng the months lI_\' a quartet con~
'. «inf: of Harry \‘.'. Sit-Fling. Mrs.
Lewis Pugh. Mrs. lnynor “'ermvp
and Herbert l'ollrtrd.
The otficers prrsrnt urrnz Worth.
Hrnnd Matron. Mrs. Doha l‘ouri.
1"",
down .3.- . -. : .
Associate Grand Patron. Ezra Hurt» ‘.
Altnm; Associate.- Grand t.‘onriuctxc:~.:. .3?
Mrs. Grace t‘hnisey: (Jr-and Chap- 1"
lain. .‘lrs. Nt‘llic Stewart: Llrond
Marshall. Mrs. Emeline Belle \Volfc: ‘
(ix-and Organist. Mrs. F. Phux-lo '
Jones; Grand Adah. Miss Ida A.‘
Barnes; Grand Ruth. Mrs. Edith ll
l‘outon: Past Grand Matron. Mrs:
'Harvry E. Stickies; P'ust Grand
Matron. Airs. Mabel E. Hitchcocl\.: .-
V‘ust Grand Patron. Fred \V. Stirk<' -’
it"s. and visiting matrons and pat.
trons from other chapters in other
Cities of the state.
Andrew Meunler of Elk street en~ 5 ~ '
:lfl‘t‘lfl New .York University last
'i‘lirsrlay. Mr. M’r-unicr is talqng up ‘ “
l wturs" in Journalism. lie is a h
..m' ,xcar‘s graduate of
”3le suhonl.
:00 Late for Classification %
1‘: ti: SALE—3'6“:
Norwalk
model llvmrurle ' '
nothoard motor in 1)9l'ft‘i‘l com]:-
".nn; demonstration. Call Snturtlm.
,rr Sunday morning. It to ll. tlrrmi ' ,
cottage, l-‘alrtlcltl Axe, L‘nnlpn l’,‘.~:::v 3;. 1'
UN
mu SALE~Rare bargain! 71917 2.-
Stutz touring. pt‘l‘ft‘xl running .._ ‘y'.
BABY '8 WINTER GARE m”
BETTER BOUGHT NOW
Do not put off till the harsh
chills of sudden winter catch
you with too light garments for
little ones. better get them now
and have them again the first
zero weather.
SPECIAL PURCHASE SALE
MEN'S AND WOMEN’S - .
UMBRELLAS
$1.98
Marie
edges and S ribbed paragon
men's have beautiful strap.
(lies; with large, stub ends'to
“medalist-safari
L 1 l
of American taffeta.
S &
THE DRESSES
For misses there are smart plquant models: for
women. very fashionable. yet not too youthful typos.
Dresses of Poiret Twill. resses of Al‘-Wool Serge.
dresses of Silk Tricosham. dresses of All-fl'ool Jer-
, soy. dresses of Canton Craps. Ij‘harmeuse Satin. new
« embroider-lest New pleated flounccsf New. Wide
slemes. new. pleated skirts. new panel effects. .Va.
\35. Blacks. Tans. Greys and Browns.
_ 103313 and
‘lresses at a
Our New York buying organization—always on the alert: for values coupled
with the latest styles—have sent us a big consignment of brand new'Coats and Dres-
ses with instructions to place them on sale at $9.95.
tru‘e worth because the comparison would seem ridiculous, but you’ll marvel.
For My Lady’s Comfort
NEW WINTER GLOVES
Warmth and dressiness. ori-
ginality and exclusireness all
ac to make our showing
of winter Gloves an OPPOYW'
combi
nity for perfect.
INAUGURATE ,A THRIFT - .. .‘
5595 New
s
We hesitate to tell you their
THE COATS
At 89.95 include in the assortment a number of
the smart Astrakhan Jacquettes met which the en-
tire style world has simply gone wild. they are here
in Grey. Tan. Broun. also in all Black and all White.
‘Ilhcr models of this same szylc Astrakhan Jac-
ouctte With argn fur cellars can be had at as low
as 515. while still other models With large fur col-
or: and cuffs are selling like hot takes a? $24.75.
with taped
frames. the no-
and ring han-
match handles.
Fu
now
with
Th
lend
ncss
O
Enriching Fur Pieces
kersw—csacuy
while their warmth and
sonic-ability is unques-
tioned.
r Scar-fa and Cu.
the sot“
in vogue to wear
onc's suit or dress.
clr quality pelts
a finish and rich-
to any costume. ' _ . .
Beyond question the biggest Silk
Hosiery event ever held in Southern
Connecticut. Over two-thirds of orig-
$5.75
—-——upto
$37.50
inal consignment sold first day.
$1.15 Guaranteed Pure
Dye Silk Rose, on sale at
- C-B CORSETS SPECIAL
2 it)? $1.25
Never Such a Hosiery Sale!
Only One More Day To Go!
10c
$1.49 Full Fashioned Silk
Hose. on sale at
2 gags $1.59
‘Co phoned our New York office this
morning for another 23.000 pairs. the"
are being rushed through by special
motor delivery and will he added to
the sale tomorrow morning. -
82.00 Extra Heavy Thread
Silk Hose. on sale at
it)? $2.10
Christmas gift
“» hat could he more appropriate and more expres-
52- e r-r‘ thoughtfulness than a box of high grade station-
4‘ Sunday morning 0 lo ll.
(foliage. l-‘alrricld Ave. Compo BCLH. h 33‘:
_ . (-
demonstration. L‘all Satin-J4;
tii'o- n ' “
U-C'i .V'wr'
.l.
cr~ ‘a‘ifll the name and address of the one you give it to
printed on each sheet of paper and envelope
‘: risked in a beautiful holly box. -
‘3‘!) single sheets and 100 emclopes or 100 double
.3223: ml 100 envelopes—boxed complete 51.
Order now. '
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Main floor, rear.
day against
ache. or sudden darting pain in that ;
small of the back. '
[Joan's Kidney
bors recommend
neighbor!
South .\'orwalk. says:
the 'flu’ left my kidneys in an
healthy condition.
fell apart with pain when I did my
washing. Stooping
back in such a condition
hardly get about and it seemed to be
at“! and sore mornings
C.‘NT DO T11}; “'0“ v.
It‘s too much to try to work over} li'
a. constant. dull back~ !
Be rid of it. Try * "
Pills. Your ncigh- -»
them. Ask your
Mrs. J. Morgan. 61 Spring street,
"An attack of
un-
My back, nearly
work put my >1}
I could
and aclicd 34:.
' $1.49
Tomorrow 1 Saturday! A special selling
of the famous C—B ('orsets. made of white
All sizes
The stocking Without a scam in‘ Full fashioned silk hose. mixed Sull fashioned cf heavy 14 strand
therfoot. made on a new patented With Just enough of the new art pure Silk. with fine quality ltsln
machine. all fast colors. and exery silk to add materially to their soles. heels. toes and garter tops.
wearing qualitirs.
ors. in all sizes and black.
in new colors and every
pair guaranteed perfect.
All wanted col- all sizes in all “ranted new colors
and black.
coutil with extra long hips, sizes 21 to 36.
o
f
1
Nothing smarter to wear With that
SPECIAL PURCHASE
SALE NEW 54 a 95
HAND BAGS
lot. New pouch bags. swagger top strap
bag. hand toolcd bags and the new
cameo decorated Vanity Bags} of" 811k.
suede. morroco. seal calf and goatskin.
All are mirror fitted. all sizes and colors.
2 They are salesmen-g samples purchas- R 1 I s 5
’ed at great price concessions. 300 in the ‘
new chappie coat or jacquette than one
of our new
Pleated
'“‘"" H Fascinating
fall‘hats- " - _
T hey fascinate by the sheer beauty and originality
5 design. They attract by the richness of fabrics and
.ty of colorings. .
Medium hat of panne velvet, all black, Witt
ostri:h drooping trim to one side. . .
Small chic hats of velvet with chenile embrordery
saith gold embroidered design or tinsel cloth in strik-
lng contrast. '. ‘
Old shapes of medium'size
the-ordinary fancies for trim. . . - .
A showing of fine hats at the prices of $10. an?
$12.59 that one will delight inseeingll
‘ ~‘ Third floor. front. -11 .
'T')
w
in velget with out-oi.
l
or ' fl.
lllE HGWLAND DRY C0095 C0
dreadfully when I began to stir
about. I could hardly hold a spoon
in my hand. my nerves were so bad
‘and headaches nearly drove me I.
frantic and dizzy spells came over i z. .
me when I became blinded by ‘ »
specks. Doan's Kidney Pills hang"
been so highly recommended to me : .
that ‘I got some at the Stillson- 2 .-.
Powell drug store. The few boxes I I 4;“
used entirely rid me of backache- t L;
» andput my nerves in good condi- ? 2.
z.
lion.”
Price 60c. at all dealers. Don't
,eimply- ask’for a. kidney remedy—
get D3an's Kidney Pills—the lame
that lifts. Morgan had. Faster-
Milburn Co.. Mfrs, Buffalo. N. Y.— ;
Adv.
Grey Astrakhan for Coats (-2'
trimmings, 54 in. wide,
‘at' ......... $3.95 31:.
54 in. Bolivia Coating ‘33.!!5 ;~_.l.
'v to m. sinck’cms'on' \‘él-
vet' ' $4.75 yd.
., The Textile "Store
3 136 .Waahington Street
,1 . soinh‘umlk_
CHILDREN’S
BRUSHED
WOOL -
SWEATERS
$3.49
New. clever Slip-on-and Coat
of Brushed Wool for children fromls‘torlz
years: colors are Tan. Brown. Cbpcn. Nan:
and Red.
Glorious New
Walter Hats
Small hats. medium
hats and large hats. in
new lines and trimming
effects. Hats that fall
' right in step with the new
- coat and dress styles.
Fashioned of quality ma-
terials by America's cleV-
crest designers.
$3.95
, $15.00, ;
Sweaters
Skirts at
$2.95
They're the greatest skirt
value you‘ve ever seen. knife
pleated of fine duality crepe
and come in rich shades of
Tan. Brown. Taupe. Grey.
Navy and Black. sizes from
26 to 34. You‘ll have to pay
almost double this price
elsewhere.
BRUSHED WOOL CHAPPIE COATS
Genuine savings for those who purchase here dtomor-
row, fashioned of the popular brushed wool and mo—
$4.95
hair, so becomingly and cozyly warm.
In all the favored colors and sizes. . . . . . .
v‘
3" ,.-_ J -‘:‘-fi,‘r;:.- .L‘r .--‘ r" r ,
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Norwalk Chronicler