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Stet-m fronts, storm doors and storm suslt will-prevent.
domestic storms and “iii help \Otll‘ ronl pile to Stll'\l\e
._7;:snything(hnt the “inter “ill prosvni. 'l‘lwy “ill stop M-
'cry blizzard just. before it «loos any damage to your home
3 ”it's ngroncler that more people don't have them. It '3
high time you're getting ready for cold time.
The " Hatch 69° Bailey Co.-
—— LUMBER & M".L“.ORK -—-‘ ,
Sheetrock'flornell Wall mosamm “mist-tug Lum‘
b3r~lchairS Shingles. gnu-outed for 50 years.
U do Wisgily Will Be
at School With His
Troupe to A m u S e
Children ‘
l uric \Vinatly nt the CirCus nil!
in» “warmed In A murionotte show
to be siren in tho Auditorium oi
the lllilnide School. in tho First Dis-
him on 'iuvqhw. Oelobur Hill. at 1
.vh‘Vk.
't‘ln \ttmimirtie Thou is another
name to: n l‘uuch nhd Judy ahou.
out the" images are much more
3 “mutant tn mot-y won. The chur-
atten- nalk. talk mete their arms.
‘l.M~i:\ and In Short. do sit the
Ttlunu that all! born und girl: do.
i mt. “inuilv is so \wll- known
“minim in- stories in the non-pn-
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AND REASONABLE IN MEATS AND POULTRY IS THE
OBJECTIVE OF EVERY “NATIONAL” MARKET.
“NATIONAL" MARKETS MARE SHOPPING EASY.
EACH ITEM IS DISPLAYED AND TAGGED To SUGGEST
THAT WHICH IS MOST SEASONABLE AND REASON.
ABLE.
WHEN MEATS ARE SEASONABLE, THEY ARE AT
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“NATIONAL" ADVEETISED ITEMS ARE ALWAYS
MOST SEASONABLE AND REASONABLE.
FINEST FRESH KILLED, DRY PICKED, MILK- FED
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. TRYINGCHICR KENS
SMALLROASTINGCHICKENS
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. - Loins quarters of . Fresh
Fresh . . _ . .
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Hams f or. half loin.) Lamb _ Lamb
29c “" 21c “"1
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(FOR BOILING. SALADS AND
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25¢”'
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NEW YORK. NEW JERSEY...
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fiiouon
m PENNSYLVANIAE
M... ymws-b-u/ .
one. that no child hero “iii
“ant N In the opportunity to see
mm aim by . The puppets are pro-
\himi utth furniture. A'tiiuno. nutc-
~.~.s.~t~tlvi-. and oven-thing that. A well
ivsulatcd rabbit household would
f:.1\-r.
The luimy Orchestra. a cyni-
nhony o: tnoiw. lei’ma one or the
unique {N‘Niha N the entire “low.
:.. mils alone north the price of mi-
n- “shill. l‘Hlum municinlin ninv tho
‘2‘.\:_\l\‘ during tho Parade and Circuit
\‘Ai'lls‘.
‘ihc mrnirg nortornmnce will he
I220 “Iii knouu liebinhood. This
uni «Mimi to older children and
adults and “it: prove an equal nt-
inaction
.\.l\au.~o Shir of tickets is titling
carried on at Donnelly'a'liero. and in
ilnmilzon‘s in Not-walls. '
.‘hr players are bring brought
in To under the personal direction of
i" rcsnn Cochran.
.Vut Jealous
rim lgctit Parisienl
Size—~34” is over
i am going to stun you back your
._ me. "there is another man.
li.~-Tril me his nnmo nud ud—
dl'I‘SS.
<ht~~i on are going to kill him?
lie—uni. no means‘ 1 “ant to ev ll
ll 0'.
heiwren us and '
unncuncu its cond price .
contest in a rdsncs? with "’
term! of the gift 0! Mr. sn‘d Mrs.
Francis P. Gnrvan. Am will
be msdcjor the best out! on the
following subsects:
1.-—-Tl{e Roistion of Chemistry to
Health sud Diaesss'. ‘
2.-—-Ths Relation of Chemistry”
the Enrichment of Lite. . .
l .——Thc Rclction of Chenilstry to
Agriculture 0: Wristry. _
' 4—Tho relation or Chemistry to
Nationsi Detense.
5.——Tho rcistion cl Chemistry to
the Home. ,I'
6 .--'I‘lie Relation of Chemistry to
tho Deiciopsncnt. of on Industry or
a. Resource of the United States.
at: no gold pieces. (on. toi- such
subject) will be swsrdcd for the
Lou written essay by students in tho
lllgli School dud Secondary School.
in ouch ot the aisles. the D ct at
Columbia. and in the extra. territor.
m possessions of the United Sm...
Winners in these contest-writ! 'bs
cntcrcdin s Notions! Denim, 14::
which the nwsrdn wul-"bOI—le
to Yule or Vussr College esch
scholar-hip to' only a. ssoo a. you
and tuition fees wcr s 4 year course.
Contestants msy submit (and essay
or not more than 2. 500 words And
must be in the lisnds o! the. auto
Judges not lsier than Lfsreh. 1.
1935.
I‘rolcsaor Nuihsnaon in Churge ot
the content in tho loos! High School
has announced it to sll his Chem-
iatry classes and says that a. grenter
enthusiasm than ever before is be-
ing Shown.
Not Always.
(Eaton-nu.)
Mrs. Suburb—oYour husband sl‘
wnyn dresses so qulstiy.
Mrs. Next-door—Oh. does he? You
ought to hear him when he loses his
collar stud!
\
The Avril-.1 Child.
Little Lucy (to guest): "Do you
like. that c 0. Mrs. Brc’tvn ?"
Mrs. Br ‘41; "Yes desr. «very
much."
. him the ring.
“That's funny. ’cauac mother said
you haven't any taste." ‘
they‘ re Benton made.
The “Femy” feels easy as
attire
.m \
g 122 Washington St.
FENWAY OXFORDS
Young men and men who my young like them bscsuse
tern fits the instep and heel snugly.
They’ re smartneu adds that finishing touch to your fall,
S9.00W* 2
MILTON ELWOOD
_ :‘ 5 HOME OF GOOD SHOES
I. glove; the combinstiOn psi—
‘ ' South Norwslk
AA-
? fl :5— '
If you missed lest Friday’s Coin» you must come—-
O
15; anon sT. .
- a IF YOU WANT
A DIAL Welding Job Done, Go to the .. I
Success Welding &‘ Cutting Co. ,, , .
' ALLmTUM WELDING A SPECIALTr—CA'NBON WG_
\ Phone 473 ..
303W“ GO”. '9
' :7' , ~
'CUSTOMERS IN WHA
DENT.
ITISD'IIETOT
TwnstLLIs NOT ANACCT
AUNVAR‘YINGW
-Th.’ Arum emotion Sculpt:
scholsrships (one for cool: subiocu/
_ don imposed :- fine of
' they’ notions mouth"
- can
' WATERDURYr Oct. 8.——-I’muslc
Emmi-tint.” Gilmore six-(tot. Bridge-
portrm- was «rested at. Bridge-
port Wedn-dsy for tho Wctmuryn
poilcs, in counsellor: Tam: the
murder otdonn uuuolini. 31. on;
Bank strsot- this city. slrly 19$
Thursday monitor. has laden ’chsrgsa
witlnnurder on: coroner's mam
city court hers October 9.,
A polled slip. chsrging Bunion.
with murder; wss in City court: tug:
morning. but ths nc'cusqd m In»
brought into tho court teem. Son.
torn was being examined by Coro-
ner John '1'.‘ Mon l today. sin—
tors. “a nrrestod: n this city De-
cembsr 18. 19:2, chugcd witl'xaso.
Sault intent to kill. snd wss.
bound Over to Jim Superior court
under bonds 0: $1,000.11“
was settled. however, without going
to trial. ‘5, )
Metulf Named for .
G. 0. P Senator' In R. I.
PRQWDENCE. 3.:1. Oct. 3.—
Jesse H. Motcslt of Providence wag
nominated for United Sines Sena;
tor by the Republican cute conven-
tion todsy for the full term begin-
ning Hitch 4 next and nice for the
unexpirsd term of the isle Le Baron
'3. Colt,’ ending next Morel). The
convsntion also nominntcd Arum J.
Pothisr or Woonoocket for gover-
nor.
Other stnte olllcsrs nominsted
are: Lieutcnsnt Governor. Nsthsn-
your, or Stone. Ernest L. stir-agile.
Providence; Attorney Gonersl. Chin.
P. Slascn. Providence: Genom-
Trcasurer, Richard W. Jennings, -
Crnnston. ’
Liquor PtobCT Fined
For Being Drunk
HARTFORD. Oct 8.—A6mittimz-
that. he drank some liquor in two
"speak-own" in this city while
pursuing his “intosilgation o! a.
one now pending in the Superior
court " Dwight 3. Spencer. con-
nected with the otogru'phlc and
finger prim divisionof the salts
to opal-sting an sutomobiie while
under the influence of liquor when
he was arraigned finiho Hartford
police court yesterdsy. Judge Cree.
$1” and
Later. on request of the ac-
cused's lawyer. the ‘couri remitted
$30 or the line. remarking that
Spencer would lose his position with
the Stats notice department.
Spencer‘s sutom‘obltc smashed in-.
to three parked automobiles Sutur-
day night.
MARY'S LOGIC.
(EvcrvbOdy'sJ .
In moving and settling dose): the
Dodgs many ind subsided on short
rations. and one‘ morning Mrs.
Dodge bum! herself tscing an un-
known deficit.
"Mary." she said to the mid of
all work, "what is- there in the store-
room?"
“Every blessed thing is given out
but'thc is: an' coffee." Mary in-
CONS.
(armed he:- "nn‘ sure they \will it
sad is scheduled for Imi‘nmeng in ,
case ’
tel W. Smith. South Kingston; Sec- '_
police depurtment. pleaded not guilty ',
Y1?‘i"
New Flannel Night
i 'W-—~—-
OUR SUIT SECTION AND INSPECT THE LATEST
MODELS OF THE EAMOUS PRINCESS MAKE
Dresses
EXTRA GOOD QiIALIT‘Y AND COLORINGS $1 25 To 32 25
71 FLANNEL UNDERSKIRTS 98931.15
SEASONABLE UNDERWEAR FOR ALL THE FAMILY
d
- SAMPLESPOET COATS
xew Fsli Models in Plaid an.
Polaeres. \Vondcrful $10
styles. Value $19.95:
'4}
SPECIAL FOR THIS “WEEK
Stunning New Coats and Dresses
DRELSES
Filo Silk. Jersey.
Crepe, Canions‘
\‘aluc $15. W!
M
BCY YOI‘R FUR COAT Now ._ A SMALL pm A.” “r,
HOLD IT UNTIL WANTED.
WALDNER’S
.- 0N m‘conxm
32-38 South Main 83., Corner Havihnd
.To the housewife the ’ ‘ ' A ‘- '
dependability of
Maxwell House
Coffee is no less an
attribute; than the
tvondcrful flavor it-
self. Long usage has
served but to
masthcu her cdm
once In “is un.
scuffing goodness.
. Trout hsve strange appetites some-
times refusing all but one particu-
VESTA
Oil Burning Equipment ,
MADE IN NEW HAVEN
ECONOMICAL .7 QUIET OPERATING
RESULTS GUARANTEED "
NO LABOR NO ASHES
you... Réfrigerating and .
"Supply Company
—— 01L EtRNING DIVISION
25 HOMO! 81.120!!! 1057 80. NORWALK. CONN,
~-
NO DIRT
‘ . checked snd‘ molded ver-
dons.
$1.50 to $4.89
1-3100!!!” M'Went a.
gay choice. will: with. vet-
I: If you didn’t you will come—- I
i 2ND ’SUPER FEATURE NIGHT
‘ Where Every ht’s s Feature
1 Ni it ~ Suede or letthhei'dilnlslicd
, ,t . [g a clllm c w. I?
5 bd a
3 The 1°“Y Friars In“ T: 2.5.2.32: I“.
1 mm M no“ “2"“°‘°.‘.“’ 331;“:.33.‘."i‘.;
“ re 1'! I. ,
Between Stamford usd Norwalk ! thl: class. which includes
, ' ‘ many V‘W $475
. ”M Q
, m Fox Trot; - Waltz Contest ‘ mum: sun: ‘ th 1 ’-
! , $50 worth Of prizes & Ottoman sill: .i:-iheesm‘:r:-
2 est member of this family
r R . Bl Pl ’ . ‘ popultl’lor full.
* (glucrgijg'? I DANCING ¥°.mth°r, 15“....”5: . .mbbéd Wooleus. Interest.
5.9 p. "m. nightly 5' n- m. on dos!" s4 .oo—iz- 2 daily in: name frocks upon:
' R c eon: ”ll
. ‘ . ribbed rep. Pan-en Twill?
. , 4 tr!
l - :2. Bofii‘ll"§...i’;".tf,o‘ii’“‘
" . so.» so sons .
THE TRAVIS SHoP . g z ., ..
: - fol to ‘u c o s t {-
TAIiirIELD BUILDING ‘ ~ g . teriao‘ozg are» "all; ’I.
DO “I?
44 WALL ST. NORWAfl E I a ”‘3.” m,
. SPECIAL SALE \ g I “write “0335.1“; incite;
~ " ' ' l crepe th I a -
POIRET TWILL and SILK DRESSES g mm 4. mil. .3. 3;.
% IQ? c t o I .
—— Values $15.90 —- g ‘ A) . $2.80 to 3850
$7 98 E ’. Bergen usage g'rcster. Ill;
9 _ m. sou-on I
. y f‘. . ‘;. . t l ' gentlest internistinglnngs
D
$11.98, $12.00. $12.75. $13.50 a_ yard -‘
tu- fly. ‘ .;
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The Silhouette
Di \ .‘ ,_ for Autumn 1924
Madam is always cilriOus to know -—- will her outline be
straight and slim, full and circular, belted naturallv or
with wais he dropped! For autumn 1924, here is a clue“
Straight an lim with variations, and accent on the tunic—
line. Sometimes a circular godet below the knees does s
the triek. At others a wrappy fulness aboge the hips of a
new coat Sleeves favor fulness to slimneSs, particularly
below the elbOw where pufis occur, . ~
I -
V35, V318
89 inches .wldo
$3.98 gs ysrd
Sea. weed. China blue. navy.
beam. seal black and pony ‘
. “Lunar "
Spark blue; Drown bloc)
'n
' . vaultsgsstd chiffons. brd‘wn 30AM MRI!
an: mares ”30:30"; :7 . «13M on}! ' Druid. mm?" end
_ 'oschvsrysmsrt. .- U . “Nudist.” ‘ _\ 50cto$8Msptsce
, BROCADED .CHIFFON VELVETS “ * -* -
' MtouesinSoftnewshades ‘»
1’
‘i
Greens asset-G 11m.-
importance 3‘)O\‘C :z'l - r
(‘le flaurl’jng ‘ "Im‘,’
Shutter. Cossan: i‘l't‘» ‘ I
Bbms and tans 21k“ "
in the wood scomn for 'f'i.
copper. pcnrq'.
meg. maple sugar, t'.;.l
and prailne’.
cellar. ‘-
\‘irid Reds have par‘s 2‘:
play In {all f nhions. .‘ld'?’
costumes wt; he lic‘zz‘ i
With lacquer. burnt rm.» '.
or cranberry trim.
0
Blues approved for autumn
Show navy fist of all: cru-
lric, and two-greenish Mun-s.
Persian and duckling:
Piglds at
on the to
tilt: gagcst things
horizon.
Dull. appealing reds. some
on that Wins: order other:
with a pansy tint are fall-
favored for day and en‘-
ning. .Ganzet. burgundy.
raisin. and fuchsia. describe
themselves..
For E pink shades
will lend: ”men. apricot.
attu- ot~rosgnvnnd old rose
most clans-using. Old gold.
beam and turquoise other
favorites.
’i
11m TRIMMINGS
Pemnnbraldsmall widths
15ct6$750uysrd ; ‘
'ill
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