umyCa
1 Dan." l toetl‘mms I 7‘ L -
v.25: . 'Wmmmarmm may
5?. lil. l Bl‘ldgmarts Busy Cash Store 3% .
Just Received A Lovely Group of
POIret Twill Dresses
In straightline effect '
. . . With tucks and
dainty trimmings of colored buildings
r, touched up with novel tri '
mm s.
assels and buttons on some besides hglf
Brassieree “shes serve as final touches.
different styl
ed collars
. w..— = quality high graded rubber from Select from I
, .— from which the corsets were made. and a feW haifijfizy, brownslo 00
5r.- are made. These brassieres ' ‘ ‘ ' ' '
.- Clasp front with lace b
<‘E‘P'n type thCh his lacing 13kt;
,, Corsets are made from high grade
5 rilllller and are guarnn- $4
.95
Rubber Reducing Corsets
_ .... manufacturer for wear.
. .- .x Willi brocade materials
m: with the rubber re- 0-. s”°"‘ floor—U3. DIN-tor
' In the best results.$ 25 I)“, - . ' .
Second floobessr. 3' t Ml“ “15 DECO! Buying
/—— rhimty
Footwear Values
That B ackon
lid comfort or
Boy’s
Raincoats
Boy’s Blouses
of good quality porous—war
made and full out. Pretty put-
7 . terns
w :“ria with fleXIble . ' Ind
.,. ,. Sizes 39 69
. l‘igresheels with of black rubber covered cloth 3 t0 15 C c
pr, $2.95
such as worn by policemen, in Basement—Rear.
sizes 14 to 18. and others of
printed waterproof materials
x..‘.n out and slash .‘
sizes 8 to 18. Slight MORE“ in
imperfections that are $2 19
hardly noticeable ... °
:12‘ laced shoes
wi kid leathers
t::~n soles and low
"t I" Plain
Boy’s Shirts .
of fine quality percale and wov-
en Madras "in neckband style—-
checks and stripes
...... . $1 00
. Ffrnlz leather house 8‘3”"97'If—Relr. limit-2 C$0{fd. Sizes '
:sz heels that Bus .......
. All 31 29 , merit—Use elevator.
........ . “_ x
ml!“ lace a. d Bluch- g B ’
e. .5 oy 3 00 en weaters
- WC 9 m 2—- , ~
v? .~ In pull over style and in thret
different colored combinations
Sizes 28 to 34 . . . . . .$Z.95
BOY’S SLIP-OVER SWEAT-
,ERS with shawl collar in
$38322 Sm“: $1.75
Basement—Rear.
Children‘s patent
inch shoes with
:.-wl amt! kid tops.
. ; luv heels with
m $2.95
pumps in patent
*1-1 satin. llHlitars‘
I $2.95 SWWW
7719 Smith =MucrayCa.
Signor Enrico Mini. leader of
the extreme Pro—Italians, is head
of the newly formed eonliiior
government of Malta. He is pop
ularly known as the “De Vslcr.
a! M slim "
PUTS BLAME ,
FOR CRASH 0N
Captain of Tanker Say
Steamer Bosto.
Struck His Bow Oi
Pt. Judith
PROX’IDENG-j. 11. 1.. SCPC. :4."
Pleading not guilt}: to negligence :mv
other charges against. him in con
nection with the collision the nizlx
or July 21 of: Point Judith. of l“.
‘Don’t Forget l l
<3”
FOLLAR DAYS
—--—-— AT THE
AER DEPT. STORE
- 'llAIN ST. SOUTH NORWALK
Salts Wednesdayé— Ends Saturday
steamer Boston and the oil tunlw
Swiftarrow, Captain .1050 Gomcs, 0
New Bcdiord. ot‘ the tanker on in;
before the United States Steamho:
Inspection Service. dcnind being i
only Way responsible for the CTR.”
' 73nd claimed the Boston was entire:~
lat fault. .
é Captain Gomcs fixed the timr «»
the collision at 10:49 marine “IT.” 0.
about 10:4u p. m. standard time.
"After hearing: a fog signal
10:40, I immediately stopped m'
boat and when 1 got anolhf‘r bin:
at, 10:45 I had the cuzines rm‘ in?
speed ustcrn and was hacking 2hr. v
minutes before the Boston S'Wuzzf;
over and struck my bdw." lzr: \l —
clared.
NEGRO CAUGHT
AFTER ATTACK
Latest Improved Combination Coal and
(fins Ranges—Now at LOWEST 1924
f‘.",’d
r.
sew
llll mu. m willfilllhmi illllm
lliuttillifiifl'liliuilliiiilllllmfilliib
This Range can be had in t..- ..égh Closet
Top or Elevated Broiler and Warning
Closet. Also made in very beautiful Blue
Here is just a Wonderful Year’round
Range for small'famlhes—
COLANGAS" STEWART
RANGE the one large oven is used for
1131;133:131 and gas. And it bakes beautifully With
either fuel. To change oven from one fuel to the
other you simply pull or push a lever to: Melittéf
cookmg’ top. It is very Simple and easy woperf .
Cooking top has four . coal holes _. nae
gas burners, with automatic lighter. It 1;! a 3%]: :
ty fine, up-to-date rouge AT-A VERY
ATE PRICE. '
VISIT THIS SALE 'I‘HISWEEK
Angevfine F *~ e We Co.
...; N0. MAIN STREET wow?“ so. noRWALK, CONN.
RUEEER FIRM
‘ OUOMAE
NEW BRITAIN. Sept. 24,—Ar2.
in posse of about 3'3 armed men 11:"
isozu‘clird through thn woods 13
amore than an hour for Chm-Z
EEvans. negro. o.’ I’luinvillv, yestr.
day. he was arrested at his home in
Pearl street. in that town on a
charge of attempted-criminal assault
woman says. he attacked her about
a quarter of a. mile from'her home
at 10:30 o'clock yesterday. She
fought and screamed and her as-
sailant ran when he heard an auto-
mobile approaching.
RECEIVER FOR ,
THE HODGEMAN
NEW YORK. Sept. 24.——Federal
3Nowton Dunn and Gordon Auchln-
7closs receivers in equity, under $50.-
000 band for the Hodgemarm Rub-
ber company, one 01 the oldest rub-
ber concerns in the country.
GONE WITH CASH?
WITTEN. RHENISH WESTPHA—
LIA. Sept 24.——The cashier of the
Franco-Belgian civil administration
here is charged by the authorities
with having fled into unoccupied
Germany Sunday night with the
cash on hand in the administrative
offices amounting to 180,000 francs.
SWEATER COATS
Brush wool fabrics in way an-
end becoming—
$5.98 to $8.98
The N. E. RYAN co.
as Washington as.
“TEE“ BOA’.
on Mrs. Mary Thompson. white. The
[Judge Hand has appointed James.
tel-eat. creations, upoto-dste, chic
Gmdbikgktéop '
’ #In famous hotels and
restaurants the coun— ,
try over, where pat-‘ ‘
ronage depends upon
theexcellence of the
cuisine, the serving of
Maxwell House Coil
fee has become a. mat—
ter of course. Such
confidence merits your
consideration.
\‘-.
FALL,
SHOWING
, ' FOR. 3001' comm USE
SUDOREX
Stops excessive sweating of
the feetsud removes uni
‘ odor.
A: quail-d Pm and
“'5 Drug Store.
manila. AL 60.
“...... Vyflyw’V
\
GlenWood
ROBIITCHAW
OVEN HEAT CONTRC‘
This defioe on the ..
Medal Glenwood keeps
the gas oven at exactly
therighttempenturefor
whateveryouarehsking.
:g; The A. J. Collins C0,, So. Norwalk
awm-alermr 5“.“
“The neighbors get 7
metoba‘ke theirpies
in my Glenw .
" —Mrs. Damon wrote
; DUNCAN’S mmhoughtin
M1894. namelyoofeapmdorm
Gleuwood,”sliewmteus. “Someofthe-
Welhakedforhd'mdm”
Thirty-moldGlenwoodsthathke“ss
wellstheyeverdid”are notunmou.
And you can‘depeud on themed: labor-
ssving‘Gleuwoods of today for the some
lwgservieeandthessmeduilyhelpfulm
thatmakescookingeesy.
T he Gold Medal Glenwood
The modern advantages of this
tangeareitsoomhiustion of fuels
and its greetcapacity. It hasan
automaticallyregulatedgssoven, .
a gas broiler and a large cool
oven. In pearl-gray porcelain
a,
/
Persistence
Persistence ls one of the
simplest qualities of human
nature—but one of the rarest.
The way to persist is just
——to persist. There's nothing
spectacular about it. It re-
quires no particular ability or
training. Yet it is one of the
greatest factors in every suc-
cess.
Here is a quality that is
possible to all men. in big jobs
and little ones, men or much
ability and those 0: less. It is
any man’s guarantee or mak-
ing the most of himself.
. t I O
we istent reading of the
Sentinel's Classified Ads is
also a my tie—that you uni
begin practicing today!
STOVE REPAIRS
. For Any Make of Stove
ALEXANDER'S
"GOODWILL FURNITURE"
50 SOUTH MAIN ST.
Phone
Mme. Jeannette -
so entrain at... so; w
.33 this? .
« Waiter—aortas Mn” m'
7;: "I mmt;mgrva
«A. §*/“'
onions otfthe lam
‘ Diner—Water. Trust kind or meat
i. l8 run. or HEAL-
Wm: mamm-
.HENTYWW’LL
MEET I .’ ' as
I
HIT-7. .. .
' “Milflllli’
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RESTORE COLORS IN BUGS, »
CARPETS 510315!) FOR THE; ;
mm _ ‘
FLOORS WAKE!) & mm}
20 Camp St,
NORWALK
CARPET ,
CLEANING co. 1:.
.‘RAG BUGS AND CARPI‘II‘S
\VASHZED
WORK comma) FOR AND , .-
DIZLIVEBED 3;
Nor-walk, Goon. 3
Phone 3301
You want a. home that’s packed
full of heat—properly distributed
warmth that will make you feel
less uncomfortable when you’re
paying the coal bill. “’e‘re heat-
ing experts. ‘
The N ash, Raymond
and Dean Co.
3 FLA! HILL BOLD
HSLANDSMAN“
AND SON
The Home of Fine 7
14 . 15 WALL m ‘
nonwsmc can.
PIGGLY WGGLY
Norwalk Chronicler