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NORWALK, CONN:
‘9; 23-25 MAIN STREET
Month.» End ”SpeCials 1’
.‘ WORK SHIRTS HOUSE DRESSES GOWNS m1.
_H e n ’ s .Chambray Ladies’ House Dress- - Ladies’ flannel 31.00“”.
L! jiggrk Shirts. Value es. lValue $1.39. gown} Values $1.59. Ladies’ . .Fla‘nn cl
‘7‘ :4 i- Specia Special Bloomers. Value $1.
Special 69c at ......$lol9 at 990 Special 79c
BED sHEE'rs 1.91m ono'rn ourmo runner. “L..______.___.
881:903 Value $1.59. Beet quality, 10 yd. Fine quality. Special; BUREAU some '*
, pecia pieces. at ' Very Spe~.. f,
at ' ......... $1 A yd ...... 5C yd ........ 9c cial at ..... 29C
L Yes,3We Have Crockery
Blue Bird Border Decoration. Gold brand, plain white. Our—stocks are complete
on the above patterns. Buy your crockery now and save money. 3
BLANKETS
Regular size ; heavy.
$1.29 and
KLING KLOOE
HAIR NETS
Kling Klace Hair
Nets. Double or single
luminous” ~
Baby Bath Robes.
Regular $2.50 value.;
LADIES '
HAND BAGS
Genuine leather. Spe-
cial $ S . S . l , .
peclal $ each pecla $
.. ....... 1 3... ...... 25c 1.39 .... 1.19;
LADIEs' man's '
“003133 UNDERWEAR UNDERWEAR 3°Y3' “9‘" 3°53
Latest hitS. Sofig We carryafull line Union suits; two Regular $1 value
and dance 49 of Underwear. Buy piece suits. Buy here Specml
each . ..... c here and save money. and save money. pr.’ . . . . ... .
50c i
Big Reductions in Our Millinery Department—Ladies’ and Childrrn’s Hats
Blue-White Enamel- Grey Enamel Double Genuine Gold Seal
ware —— 17 qt. DlSll Roasters, large size. 8 qt. Galvanized Congoleum Mats, 36
Pans; 6 qt. Covered Pails Special 7
At 0
Sauce Pans 50 2a. . . . . . $1019 “eh """ 10c x 3: 396
Special, ea. C ' ea """"
TEA KE'I‘TLES SPECIAL AglsghllThlil'FANgEor ALUMI- DOUBLE BOILERS
Regular $1.00 values. Special '7 PM“
PER°°LAT°RS can. ........................... 796 Items
Where a Dollar . Where a Dollar
Buys More Jo J o N CWbel’l'y C00 Buys More
N orwalk’s Greatest Value-Giving Store
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; Store Closes Daily at e O’clock
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f ' The Story of a New Kitchen Cabinet
In April 1922 an up-and-coming manufacturing c oncern in Indiana
(Campbell-Smith-Ritchie Co.) inserted an advertisement in a well known
woman’s magazine offering a $100 prize to the women who. suggested the
best improvement in kitchen cabinets. Replies were astonishing. It was dis-
covered that in many cases men manufacturers had overlooked really Vital» ._
f' points.
‘F-
369 suggestions were worth while.
From 369 ideas evolved new kitchen cabinets “of the women,
women, for the women." .4 - . . . . .
As you study this picture you will see how greatly this cabinet is im-
proved over all others.
by the
"ova
..-.
The 3
Features
Women
Wanted
1. Built-in d e s k
section. .
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2. Built-in alarm
i. ‘ clock. ' '
{A i ‘8'. Plate giass~
E? 3 mirror.
if 4. A‘ double elect
- ‘ 4 trio socket. 1,...
5. Disappearing
, ironingboard. ’
' 6. Nested ‘
4" drawers.
.. We Offer 3
' for $2250’1D0Wn‘
. and $2.00 were '(plua slight interest m1“- deterred gummy» that
Yd“- Thlfi. Cabinet * ,
. -. fiery woman who has had a kitchen cabinet in her dream may now realize. it. i I
~ . ‘ Forhm,mm: fl -—'a'l1"l;le Sires ' ' l V ‘
For 81!!!me —-.,a,5§§re_ 53V ’
_ o. -d» Eunmdalimlbwafieefier ~ ~ -
‘ e.“ “E. new. cabinetdesigned. see worn i r 1 _. ‘.
.1 «.93. W‘ c i . 2d”: ‘9‘ “different .
sous
(Far EllisIsland
WASHING‘I‘DN. 9015'... 2,5
dun-an. immigration? o
Island. conferred with ffmident
Coolidge yesterday on improvements
he proposes to make {or the greats
comfort of immigrants.
He asked the President to sup-
port his request to the Budget- Com-
mission for 31.500.000‘al‘rvg the
regular appropriation. This sum
will be used. it was stated. for en-
larging existing facilities so there
will be no crowding and races may
be segregated. -
Replying to a critiolsm- 'ot Sir
.511831‘!
at El fl.
dor. magefiai‘tor a. three-hour in-
' spectlon 0! Ellis Island. Mr. Curran
said: ‘ ,
"Sir Auckland said that the
place reeked with bad odors. If
.he discovered any he has the most
nonnative and meticulous nose in the
world. We feel that we know how to
handle the situation pretty well. cers
talniy better than hedoes. for we are
. studying it at all times. while he was
only there: tewllours.
"It will always be impossible to
make the immigrants happy. They
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Auckland Goddes. British Ambosea- _
Students Farm: English:
CAMBRIDGE. m” OCt- 26.."
English: Literature is the most 90-.
pularsubject among Harvard sop:
hoinores. Junior and seniors. and
astronomy the, least opulm'. ac-
cording to figures given out by the
university today. The students se-
lecting English for their field or
concentraiitin numbered :78. almost»
one quarter or the threo.upper class
membership. Economics came so-
cond with 302. romance language
third with 178. chemistry fourth
with 160,. history am: with 154 and
government sixth with 97.
_ There was a marked increase in
choosing German as a major :tudy.
$0,000 Fire’in Old Sam‘s-00k.
OLD SAYBROOK. Conn.. Oct. 26.
-Two cbttages at Piumbank beach.
owned by Finch Brothers and C. L.
St. John of East Hartford. burned
to the ground early this morning
and with their contents are entire-
ly, destroyed. The origin of the are
is undetermined. The loss is placed
would (eel much the spine in a. fash-
ionable hotel. .It is the detention. not
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'23 No. Main St, 80.1} '
28 Woodward Ave... So. Nor.
103 Cedar 81'... So. Norwalk
.25 Ely Ava, So. No 11:
WHOLE, GRAIN
* * 1 w [smiréi‘iranut‘zu
. . e v. ,
i
GornehEast Ave. and R wan 8t., East‘Norwalk
at $6.000 partly covered by insur-
once.
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w102 Taylor Ava, So. Nor-walk
24 Main St. Harwell:
170 Main St, Norwalk
1 Cove Ave" East Norwalk
MISTLAND VALLEY Large No. 21/2 Gan
Rice A-,-‘ 7clb. Plums ~ 15c
topmost. axin- resnonnibic a. . .
37 Lsnngto‘ 11 Ave, 80. Nor-walk
TU 131 'Okia.‘ . Oct. 26.——Rosa Pon-
sell. soprano ‘ot the Metropolitan
Opera Co. was slightly injured when
she struck her head on an elevator
cage as she “stepped out into the
lobby of a hotel here yesterday. She
was unconscious several minutes but
later declared she felt no ill etfecu.
An electric train which supplies
its own power has been invented by
a. South African railway engineer.
THE mm Or A Home:
A healthy. happy. contented wife
is the life and Joy of th ehome and
the greatest inspiration a. man can
have. yet how many homes in
America. are blighted* by the ill—
hoaith and auflerings ot the wife and
mother . It may be backache. the
tortures 01 n’ displacement or some
other ailment peculiar to her sex.
which makes her irritable. despon~
dent. and her whole life a burden.
Every woman in this condition
should rely upon Lydia. E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound made from
roots and herbs to restore her to
health and happiness. for statistics
prove that it benefits 98 out or every
100 women who try it. '
60c.. at all dealers. Foater-Miiburn
00.. Mfrs. Buirslo. N. Y.
HvJJ-l—IJJ‘I-l—IJ'
P
so Bolder: A...
22 Chapel St,
Not-walk
Nor-walk
Ridgefl’ eld Road, 'Wilton
M'Slt, WII
Our Celebrated
Butter.
Pure Laid 150 lb
Genuine Italian Style
Macaroni &
Spaghetti
l-lb.pkg 45c doz 33
5i
3 lbs 25c
Strictly 'le
EGGS
Sweet Sound?
Selected Sweet Potatoes
California Grapes
1‘1
10c lb
4 lbs. 15c
, 9 man, ,- ;-
MAZOLA
FOR. IRYING .
No. 1 ‘Maine Potatoes 415111“ the a...
1-053:
39c
uoozaooo sum
coffee"
» r . Ingmar!“
1 .True Value E ‘
‘. Brand l Yap
rel Nonefiuoli - 7121:}. m mam' sou. rm.Wholo
I 'MinceMeat - 15c .nruSuporlortoOr- SW30!!!“ °
l Pumpldn' - 15c i . ,- 3‘;"“‘"‘“' ‘ Ripe Olives -
fistula-Brand Lb. "
Cranberries - 15c
row , _ ' ‘7. ‘ Pk?-
‘ Currants - -‘ 20c
Entrances III Main Street. mrfltfld Avenue, “d o.
. ~
\
_Dreesing
' of your home
’ That is a task we are trying to help You m
week—to help more effectively we have
curtains, drapery fabrics, and all the needful '
prices which mean savings—here are some of fin
brought '
“ml:
Ruffled marquisette curtains in mcrccrizedm
bar designs—made with tie bands—special $125
Fine quality scrim curtains,
hemstilchcd With
edge—special $2.50 pr.
Marquisette curtains with hemstitched band
cluny lace edge—obig Values at $1.29 pr.
" Sunfast silks make pretty drapes and over;
shown in blues,
tans, green and two tones it
, price— $1.25 yd.
. .Velour remnants 50 inches wide-tan, bran
taupe—special $2. yd.
Cross bar marquisette 36 inches Wide—spam]
yd.
Panel curta
ed with
iii! """'
ins made with lace insuerlion and, ‘
_ cc at bottom—Russian filet nets—special
v
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Third floor, center.
i The delight of
O
.- accomphshment
' What woman but takes delight in the things
'does-—and does
well.
Sewing is a real accomplishment for many
thereby are able to dress better — lengthen out
family purse —
gain a lot of satisfaction in doing
thing worth while.
The Howland Dress Making School is helping
‘ women indhis way—showing the right and easier
to sew. To make coats and dresses.
There are five sessions daily 9:30 and ll 0'
mornings—i :30,
3 and 4:30 afternoons—choose
hours most convenient for you.
6 lessons fo
1' $4. a reasonable charge and you
while you learn under direction of a competent'
slmctor.
tr Enroll in Sil
k department
Third floor. trout.
Tires - - important
part of your car,
35.3% 311.90
32 x 4. . $19.75 .
32 x 4% $25.50
35 x 5Y2. 3.2.7.50.
, ‘ (Put
inevery
And the im '
time of year to hesul
good Substantiah’ur:
now — It’s no funlo
out and change all!
more especially on:
frosty morning.
“Hanes” tires
peal to you - the
looks of them seems
say they are good-
matter of fact they
the best we haveswl
we know cases
the are giving .
satigfaction. Nothing.
.4 tire security 6—
5 when you can buy
at these prices. 3
30 x 3 S 9J5.
30 x 3% regular 31
30 x 3% oversee $11
All other sucS_
oversize and .
' side. 1
32 x 3 % $15.50 :19.
33 x 4 $20.50
33 x 4% $26.00
. 33x5y2 $31.50
'3. Hanes tube
.Hanes Tire. ‘
31x4
34x4
34x4%
35x5
3, Th¢y are good in any tire—they've mad:
used'the way they are made which gives extra“;
the rought surface keeps them in place—fry 0“ -
you’ll know. 7 M. . . .
«30x3 $4.55 ~ 30X3V2 $1.93
32x4 52.75 33 x4 53.00
33 14% 33.75 , 34 x4% 53-90
32:: 3%? $2.25 - 31x4 52-50
54x4 ,33:oo 32X4V2 53-50
‘ ééaéiéiflg
13.235. , $5.59
Norwalk Chronicler