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prodded tflth. luncheon at the Kl-
mfihy noon at the
mints-y Club in the ab—
eat Arthur 0. Wheel-
Underwear time
prepare now
get your kind
rji'body has a preference and some
have found that in the rush hour“
..xpect6d cold weather they could
We aim to al-
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.1 be able to supply your needs -— We
:1” right now.
1 omen’s underwear
“Athena” make
insures fit and comfort —- Medium
i'. Jill cotton—vests and pants 31. and
51.25 -- combination suits $1.75 and $2.
"Athena” underwear of soft silk “and
)1 in a medium weight -— Vests and
'r.::ts$2. and $2.25 :— Combination suits
5.3. and $3.25 ‘ '
Lhildren’s underwear of fine cotton
t; iium weight in vests and pants 50:
Lirildren’s combination suits
..:ht cotton in white $1.
Main floor, roar.
of heavy
Coolness in air
suggests warm,
stylish gloves
omen’s gloves of fine kid in two clasp
: with embroidered backs -— beaver,
. black and white :2.
omen’s gloves of fine kid made with
'~r:::‘ri cuff —-— embroidered on back and
:5 :ufis — Brown, beaver, grey and
i. 1;}; $3.45
omen’s gloves with French cuffs -
T :,-.: quality chamoisette
3:32. and backs—Grey, coating
‘ . 87 $1.50
Mun We cater.
Did you miss
Howeo coffee
on vacation
embroidered on
and new
Some people did—they told us :0. %
rerson said, “I learned
3:1: and i bought a 5‘1ng to “St at"
trifough?" May seemftmn
3: ii the care in blendingludy
butitisn
roasting
t.
can
tori ces right here in our own plantunder
gareful supervision that
:2 :0 well.
makes p609” 19"
T he best. Howco ‘lRoyal" blend Wt!
fresh every day 45:!!-
Howco “Crown”
for 37c 11).
Howco "Jewel”
Standing coflee values
. Basement.
blend 1 emf-9““
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Wield, Mass;
8P was on hand,
nation was hold.
A letter from Prudent Wheeler
ntion was road. He
the Not-walk delegation
a. has time. that the
y Billings or the Haven
ub. wu selected as the
New Euthnd song.
were entered it: the content.
an: 'rltton by Kleed’resident Mor-
Wu among cm. A. tel m
from the Nor-walk dolenuonm
" . more My to them. .
feel it and you’ll like mice.
' Plain white with pink or blue border 50c
the New Eng~
the
for the Scouts.
Twelve songs
The
oth ers.
build the hut.
175
Jud
from
the
Ghnrlea Dimend stated that be-
Boy Scouts
would attend the Yale-Brown toot~
lull nine October 25 in New m-
ten and that the Kiwanis club was
Expected to furnish transportation
to they had done lost your.
matter is in the hands of a
mittee consisting of
John Keogh. Albert Morgan, Robert
Tenny and Barry Tax-10v.
W976 urged to donate their entomo~
bile: for this day.
George F. Betta, speaking for the
BOY Scouts. informed the members
of the club that he was a member of
committee
Council to build a. hut. at Winnipaul:
This
com-
ge John
Kiwaninns
Scout
He said that they
Mr.
would be allowed on one site and
that the land would be given on two
He suggested that a com-
mittee. be appointed by the Kiwanis
to take up this matter and
Betta informed
help
m‘fla’ my use. to! the
by Kiwanis clubs.
Charles Dimond pointed out
money and that the member-
proportion to the also 0! the
was greater than that 0! Bridgeport
where the Scouts received 810.000
Community
He urged that the matter at
the Scout hut be taken up at the
each year trom the
Chest.
directots' meeting or the club
the hut.
, m;
andthn thhnortotvorkwubolng
accomplished all over the country
Nat-walk did not give the Scout: any
Thursday and a. committee * appointed
to devise ways and means of building
This was put in thrice-tn
or a. motion and seconded by Chr~
the commas-homo b!
that
to
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director- ot the club.
next Tree Fund nod tint 33.360
needed tor. a. MI boo.
thought thnt tho
”with the new redraw-Huston:
Buttes-d railroad WW
flower hedn'nttor they we m?“ ;
there by the Kiwis club. Attorney j
Leo Davis W that I W .
be entered with the railroad com»,
tinny and they liked” a: up the.
flower beds. This mutter will be f~
taken up lit the next shooting of the -
~
Robert Tonny me one there
me about 8235 in the W_
no
He
Elwin Club
should raise this money button ‘uk- 4
in: up the matter or the Boyscouu’
once I. Finch. _ hut.
The matter of taking we 0! Kiwanknu John Kilns. William
the flower beds that the Kiwanis floors and Charles Pro-ecu were
club had placed at the South
the club that Kiwanis in Norwalk
city.
lag time.
Johnson 8; Johnson's baby powder 15:
Mulsified cocosnut oil shampoo 34c 3 for $1
lpana tooth paste 34c 3 for $1
Palm Olive soap 6 for 39¢ Almond coco soap 5c 8 for 25:
big cake
Laco castile soap guest size So 3 for 20¢
Dusting powder for the bath with Large puff 42c
Pompeian cream (day or night) 39c Lysol (small) 19c
Dusting powder for the bath with large pufl’ 42c
Hot water bottle of red rubber 50c or Fountain sy-
ringe 50c
Tooth brushes with transparent handles 25c and 35c
qualifies for 19¢
Odorono small 23c medium 42c
Main floor. left center.
Youive used your
car all summer?
P r o b a bi y haven’t
thOught to look over the
tires carefully -—- Forgot
how many miles you cov-
ered on that trip -- but
frosty morning
when you have to change
a tire you’ll thank us for
reminding you -— espe-
if you take the
balance of the advice and
buy a Hanes tire.
30x3
30x3 V2 .
30x3V2' over size clincher
over size S S tires
over size S S tires
over size S S tires
over size S S tires
over size S 5 tires
30x3V2
31x4
32x3V2
32x4
33x4
34x4
32x43; over size S S tires
33x4V2 over size S 5 tires
34x4% over size 85 tires
3.534% over size S 5 tires
333:5 , over size S 8 tires
35x5 over size S S tires
som
tires
over size S S tires .
cially
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Remember we are the
sort of doctors that take
our own medicine—we
use Hanes tires as well as
recomend them.
regular size clincher tires $9 .75
regular size clincher tires $10.95
$11.90
$11.90
$18.50
$15.50
$19.75
$20.50
$20.90
$25.50
$26.
$26.75
$27.50
- $31.50.
$32.50
Fourth moor, front.
Do you enjoy a i
rub down with
a good towel?
Let a “Martex” towel do the work. There is some-
“ thing about these towels that makes them seem different
....in fact they are difierent—they are heavrer and have
You’ll know one the minute you
Store open- daily ,’till 6 o’clock '
Week end specials
ine’eoiletnceels
These prices are effective ’till Saturday 6 P. M. clos- ‘
Buy them today and until then.
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charming.
It’s hard
each day.
black satin
$8.
tubes $1.65
tubes $1.95
tubes $2.50
tubes $2.50
tubes $2.50
tubes $2.25
tubes $2.75
tubes $3.
of
walk railroad ointion was brought
up and it was mooted by A. M.
Fechheimer that this matter be turn-
ed over to the Garden club in thin
He “ted that the contract. the next meeting. .
Every woman will want several' to
mildly. This is the day of bad. necklaces
and at this price one can afiord to have a
different one for every costume or for
Nor-
range {or the meeting on
Thuroday noon. The
C“
Entrance on Main St, Fairfield Ave., Cannon St.
Lovely "bead
necklace in
nice box 59c
Pretty, sparkling beauties. Beads of
many shapes and sizes and graduated
beads of many colors, rich. Seductive,
to keep back the adjectives.
They will make splendid gifts, too. A
big long counter full to select from at 50c
Main floor. front.
Dancing time
the patent pump
is here $8.
.Patent leather opera pumps with
Spanish heels and the same model
in
if you like. Made so that it
hugs the instep and stays on—at the same
time does not bind. Has easy turn soles
Halo floor. root.
Silk “overblouse
dainty design
and 'beauty $5.
Just got together an assortment that is
captivating -— some with long sleeves --
some with short sleeves. Lots of the most
:35: 3'50 pleasing colors. Some. tucked. Some
tubes 33:75 trimmed with rich bandmgs. .Some em-
tubes $3 90 broidered in Contrast color.
tubes 34: Sizes 34 to 46. You’ll enjoy looldng
tubes 34.50 them over. No doubt like to own one
tubes $4.75 or two at $5
. “Income-mu.
The new
narrow and
'n .
possibles’l‘he circular, with circular
. circular flounces, cirCuIar flares. 7 .
Walstfines—either none at all in belt-
Afewofthe,
unportant
Winter styles ‘
silhouettes—the sheath, very
fitted as closely at the 111 “as
.5.
Plain white with: border of lavender and orange, less style or placed low on the hips.
pink and green,«pink and blue, 75c. mm of l I .10 to 14 A . _ 1min
Plain white with wide border in orange, lavender; thefloor. 10 inches is my
blue or pink. 85c Promthe B ck Wmmter ngufiflvéomy on
Plain white With narrow border. in colors $1. sale at our pa rn detriment-(Set your
White jacquard center with green stripe and fancy copytoday,
etrite‘a’vy jacquard center with fancy borders $1.25... 3 will like
Wafil Clothsto match 19": . - ’ . Mm, ’
’ Duplex towels plain white With athletic weave on
”W151:
.one sideand plain turkish weave on the other 81. Wash
m navy turnkishjtowels with borders in color
“wrath mats very heavy in eitherlight or 3
Manatee.
putit '
announced an the committee to or-
nut
most» or
changing the my photos the
winter months will be m up at
REASONS Why you should do yopr trading ~
At H Krieger 89’ Co,
I Find a beautiful display of Fall and Winter Fa
elliptic.
Be delighted with the smart styles in Men’s and
Young Men’s Suits and O’coats, Ladies’ Coats, ,
Dresses, Furs and vast amortment of Millinery.
Be delighted at the moderate prices.
- Be dealing with afirm that has entered success-
fully to the Peopleof N orwalk for over 50 years.
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Be absolutely satisfied with your purchase or
your money will be refunded.
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And further more you can have the 7
convenience of a Charge Account
Men’s & Young Boys’ Suits Lsdiee’ - Misses’ Largest Assort-
Men’s Coats and meat of
State and 2 Pair Pants . . .
Overcoats ‘ ~ Millmery
$18.00 $7.98“ 53763»
OPENVA CHARGE ACCOUNT WITH
3 H. Krieger 6’9“ “C0.
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