upon which to build a business.
3 standard for 50 years.
: cupation of a building._
an important building consideration.
. work, why not give us a’trial ?
Shingles, guaranteed for 50 years.
'ing Lumber, McNair's Shingles, guaranteed for 50 years.
7‘ . sale of inferior products has never made any mer-
j, chant successful -— long. A feeble substracture it is
In the lumber and millwork field our products have set a
Painstaking care in every stage of‘
: manufacture assures you the very best Window and Door
__ Frames and Interior Finish. Windows, especially, some of
. .Which at least- must be raised and lowered repeatedly can
. cause a lot of inconvenience or convenience in the daily oc-
That is what makes the selection of window sash such
In building your home bind yourself to the importance
f of reliable materials which you expect to last a life time
_.and if found inferior cannot be discarded. \Vc know it is a
' trifle hard for you to change your source of supply but if
we can give you better service and highest quality in Mill-
Shectrock, Cornell \Vall Boards, (.‘cloteir, )IcNair's
The Hatch 69’ Bailey Co.
Agents—Sheetrock and Cornell Wall Boards, Oslotex Insulat.
“THE BOOLA”
The Newest Last in Men’s Oxfords ,-
v ~ . $8.50 ~’
CONNEALLY 69’ BRACKEN'
81 Washington St. South Norwa
STORE OPEN SATUIIDAS"EVENI..'GS :z—z: »
——-The-’¥
Mark-Off Shoe Store
Will Be Closed Monday and Tuesday
' in Observance of the Jewish Holidays
OPEN IVEDNESDAY MORNING.
RICH ‘AND
BEAUTIFUL "ARE THE
“Never saw such beautiful Silks in all my life,” said a
Woman customer yesterday, when looking over the my}:
new patterned and beautifully colored Silks now on 55168
i play in the Silk Section. Remarhbly pretty Silk Drehalf
can be made up from these new Silks at less than
- e
the cost. of a ready-made dress, and you can have J “:1: .
style you want. Come and view these new arrl
{ACQUABD rants smx— _ and
Cocoa, Brown, Tan, Burnt Rust, Almond, Green$195
Navy. 36 inches wide. Per Yard . . . . .. . . . . . -
JERSEY 811.! I'm--
In Black, Brown and Cocoa. , ’5
PerYard ...... .................. ........ 3'51
camps or: aunts—Heavy quality, 35 shades. mcludm
Black and White. 40 inches wide. Per Yard . . 51-95
CANTON CREPE—In good range of new Fall colors 40
inches wide. Per Yard ....... , ........ 33-75
PRINTED THFETA and mu oaoaoam~ ‘
In Jade Green, Orange and Orchid. .- 36 inches Ede.
Per Yard ‘ ..... “LI-”1s £3
SATIN CANTON CREPE—In light and dar ‘ c0 0TH
inches wide. Per Yard ........ . . . . . $350 and $395
BROCADBD OHUFON VELVET—In most beautiful Dab
terns. 40 inches wide. Black, Brown and Orange,
Per Yard . ......... . . . . . . ....... $10.50 and 312.50
Featuring Special Offerings in Black Silk
Black Silks are always popular—always dre55}”31W8.‘”5
useful. Here are several special items In Silks of depend-
36 inches wide.
able qualities for dresses, skirts. blouses and hats. These
special low prices are in cflect only for Blonds?" Twyla? ’:
and Wednesday. ' l
Black Mcssaline, 36 ilfches wide . . .......... 51.49 yard 1’
Black Georgette. 38 inches wide ............ $1.75 yard 1’
Black Radium Silk. 36 inches wide ......... $1.75 yard ,
Black Tafieta, 36 inches wide .................... $1.95 E
Black Charmeusc, 36 inches wide . .............. $1.95
Black Charmeuse. 40 inches wide ................. $2.50 ;
Black Canton Crepe, 40 inches wide .............. $2.75
Black Crepe Satin, 40 inches wide ............... $2.75 J
Black Satin Crepe. 40 inches wide . .............. $3.50};
Black Faillc. 40 inches wide . . . . . . .; ............. $3.95 5;
Black ('llcnillc. Brocaclcd ...................... $5.952
Phone 4730
at the all-Russian church mfcr-
v ‘ from lhc,old ,TichoMan;Ruaaian
'. church.)
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' M Film 'make the ;
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laws in Moscow, which rcsnlh-d in
; iseparation of the "living chum-If} .
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glNCREASElN
PlllLA__l_)__El.PlllA
Gov. Pinchot Refers to
Service Board’s {Per-
mission As*“Unseem-
ly Haste”
PHILADELPHIA. Sept. :6.—
fl’hlladclphla yestreday “cm on an
gclght cont street, car fare basis. or
Qlwo rides for 17. cents. simultan-
,cously with publication of a It‘lh‘r
tired I
place get acquainted with a new friend, a—
tion.
ti‘
SUMMIT ENAMEL IS
PORCELAIN ENAMEL
Anyway. it is poor business to keep a thing too long.
Come in anyway. _
range and you’ll not be subjected to unwelcome solicita-
Your Old Stove I
We hope you like it, that it has served you well for years. Maybe it deserves to be re-
Often we hang on to things—tools,
instruments. ideas that have long since served their purpose. Perhaps ease, comfort and eflicien-
cy demand a change. It is a great thing to know just how long to keep and when to junk anything.
This is the age of the automobile, the flying machine, the radio and other modern apPIi'
ances that provide rest. recreation and case, so retire your old stove by selling it to us and in its
SYPHON SUMMMIT K
COAL 69’ GAS COMBINATION
You’ll want to see. this wonderful
During this sale you’ll save some money for we install
the range free, ready to start a fire.
YOu may try the range before you buy it.
You may have plenty of time to pay for it.
SALE CLOSES SATURDAY OCT. 4th H
. The gas oven of a Syphon Summit K is the full equal of the best baking gas range made.
In addition it is equipped with the Wilcolator or oven heat regulator.
out of baking. You light the gas and forget it. Set the Wilcolator dial
is yours while the evening meal is cooking. Follow the simple directi
take your place in a hot kitchen.
SPECIAL—SATURDAY ONLY—SERVING TRAYS _.. Wa .1
Frames. Size 12 x 18. Regular $2.00-
Saturday for ................... ». .
See us in our new home and open a charg
‘ ‘ STERLING FURN
TWP: 7105..
I ............ ,
. s takes the last “guess”
. an afternoon’s leisure
5* and the Wilcolator will .
Oak and Mahogany
[$1.00
......
............
l increase the
jfrOm Govcrnor I‘lnchot to the stale
puhllc service commission criticising
that. body {or “unseemly haste" in
temporarily approving the {arc in-
crease. The old rate was seven
cent.- or {our rides for 27- cents.
“‘th the Philadelphia Rapid
Transit Company asked authority to
{are the commission
granted a. hearing which lasted a
week. A recess 0! three 1-. cl‘ks was‘
granted to permit the city of Phil-
adelphla and other objectors to ex-
amine the data submitted by Hi"
company. Two days nfh'r lhr. recess
began the commission announced It
had granted "temporary" authority
to put the increase in effect on live
day‘s notice. An immediate pro-
test went. up against the action of
the commission and the matter was
carried to the governor.
Mr. Plnchot in his letter to the
commission recommended that Milo
R. Maltblc, of New York .bo em-
ployed to investigate the entire
street car sltuatlon in Philadelphia.
DAVIS, SMITH,
T0 SPEAK AT !
"ornor of Stan: 'wlll ..beg’announced,
- ..eaext Monday.;1u.dxe George C. Cal.
, ,khonn declamd at the .cloa‘o or argu-
marrow, ,sept. ze.——0o
’ Charla-“E. “rhompaon, f- governor of
THE CARD 1
EN i
To Open New York;
City Campaign Oct. 9'
2—Govcrnor to Tour}
N ew England '
saw roux. Sept. 2 .—.iolm “7.3
Davis. Democratic. presidential can-l
dldate and Gov. Smith will open their |
party‘s New York City campaign at‘
Madison Square Garden the evening ,
of Thursday. October 2, it was an-'
nounced by eastern Democratic
headquarters today. -
Governor Smith will speak in‘
Manchester. N. 1-1., October 6; Boa-
ton, Mass" October .7: Providence. R.
1.. October 8: W'aterbury. Conn,
October 9 and in some New Jersey-5
city, October 10. 7 l
t
Glynn Nominated for l i
i
l
Congress in 5th Dist.
WATERBURY. Sept ~26.—-Formeri
Congressman James P. Glynn ofi
Winstead was selected as tho'fltth9
district Republican ' Congressional
Candidate yesterday. Judge Milton
,6. Isbell or Ansonla. and J'; Mor—
timer Bell 0! Salisbury'also had
their names placed in the nomina-
tion but the first ballot showed Mr.
Glynn to have 107 votes while Judge
,Isbell had but 20 and Mr. Bell 4.
On motion of. Judge Robert L. Mun-
ger ot Ansonla who nominated Judge
lobe". Mr. Glynn's nomination was
’mado unanimous. . .
Ma Ferguson Decision
AUSTINTTBL. Sept. 26.—Declslon‘
as to whether'Mrs. Miriam A. For:
“guson‘will ‘be permitted to remain
tho Democraalc candidate for gov-
,menu.. in the maymmY.
alliance-a, Descendant
he];
also Connecticut Socieyt of Mayo.)
river ‘Deseeni . dint: :and grommets:
member oaths Sons obthe Amer!»
. can Revolution‘aud' other patriotic »
V Medaldledwudaenly at his home .
guru today. "Eewr’na a former'com:
W! of the First immune. N. _,
.33 ”moor-n in}! ’ _e T!”
N0rwalk, Conn.
_ Don’t Miss Our Big Sale
WHICH WILL DELIGHT ALLTHRIFI‘Y PEOPLE
CONTINUES ALL THIS WEEK
SPECIAL FOR THIS \VEEK
Stunning New Coats and Dresses
5
5i
‘ 3,000 .
CHICAGO " OFFIC '
sauna sroar coa'rs DRESSES
New Fall Models in Plaid and File Silk, Jun» _ 3—3:”,
Polaircs. “'ondertul $10 t'repe, cumuns ~ -“
styles. Value $19.95. Value 313‘,“ $4
BUY YOUR FUR COAT NOW —- A SMALL DILI‘O>[I m
HOLD IT mm “'AN'I'ED.
WALDNER’S ‘
—- ox trim CORNER —
32-38 South Main St, Corner Haviland
EARLY FALL SHOWING
O!" ——o——
CHILDREN’S SWEATERS
We are showing a wonderful line of Chil-
dren's Sweaters in all the newest shades for
Fall; Button Front Coat Pull-one with Roll
Collar and Slip-ons.
$2.50 $2.98 $3.98 $4.98 $5.98
Irving .B. Stone ‘
_o.__
Mrs. c. H. Boyer, of cum,
.5 superintendent of agents of the ,
United States National Life and
Casual Co. In 00 years she has
directegjhe Letivitiesfigt: .8,opc
m
iRefadrN’ext Monday .
God forgot to equip men “ill: piz-
zards so, as an afterthought. He:
gave them thirty~two teeth.
13-15 MAIN ST. PHONE 759-4 NORWALK
SMART COATS
With a Myriad
New Notes
Crisp weather is here in earnest.
It is time to be considering what
your Wrap shall be for the sea
son-of crysanthemums, and the .
still colder months to follow.
Here are topcoats, cloth coats
and fur-trimmed wraps wealthy
in charm. They have attractions
beyond their fine lines, colors
and trimmings for they present
splendid values at these prices.
For a lovely, satisfying coat that
will give good service choose
from these assortments which
are so varied and unusual. And
choose immediately while the
choice of superior styles is large.
Suede-finished Woolens
‘ Plaid Woolens
‘ $29.50 to $59.50
some with fur collar and cuffs.
$75.00 _to $120.00
Suede finished clothsiwith natural muskrat, dyed squirrel, J a 1) an 059
mink and beaver fur trimming.
$45.00 to $89.50
and wool mixtures in sport models. With and with'
Bolivia, with fur collar, GIT.“ brown.
penny, and black.
Wool plaid, frieze
out fur collar.
Norwalk Chronicler