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pron free 3 3 or
this! nnd‘ie ‘nl 3m monomers.-
L , in; than or inns-y ton.
Black. Green or Mixod‘lloudo.
woman's STORE
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; elty Suitin s,
t «.Crisp Ging
duties. ,
and charming color combinations.
e tired de-i
BLOOMSBURG. I’d-Oct. 9. (MW.
-——'l‘he Detroit Tigefl took the sec-
ond straight gem. from the New
York Yankees by n ecore of 1 to I.
on the Fair Groundl here yelterdey.
Tho rlnnl content of the rerlel‘ will
be played today.
The more by innings: ;
Detroit .... 2 I 0 I 0 0 0 0 1—7
NewYork..610000000—-6
Butter!ee-—Detroit: Doyle and
Strange; .Ne wYork; Menu! and
Sehnns’.
There are but Looo Church of
England clergymen under 15 years
Entert lunch
ppoyjdqr: f ’
Impro v e
. a hunting mmew 0W?
‘ bungalow.
at age. .
Women's 'srone
.3. ” lgexpehsive Dresses and Kimonos
ownstairs Salesroom—Values Unusual
Dresses of carefully chosen fabrics that are practical for house and street wear. Nov-
Jerseys and Balbriggans that are smart but low priced, for business hours.
am and neatly striped Broadcloths that are faithful assistants in household
For restful lounging hours, you will enjoy Selecting one of the delightfully quilted satin
negligees, and for the cool mornings a Bathrobe of Corduroy proves indispensible.
There is also a group of Breakfast Coats in a comprehensive collection of good style
\
of Gingham
at $2.98
Come in plain material and nov-
elty patterns. informal dresses
“with a difference." That bit of
embroidery, a new collar treat-
ment, and new vestees all con-
form to make’“Hubrile’lDresses
favorites among modern house-
wives. And—you will of course
find the desirable colors in
evidence.
3 Sizes 48-50-52 '
At $3.95
of
, Novelty ‘ Suitings
3 “I ~ at $5.95
Long sleer dresses in popular
new Novety Crash materials,
tailored by "Hubrite." The col-
. ors include Black, Navy, Brown
and Grey in stripes, plaids and
checks, in weaves that closely
resemble high priced materials.
You will enjoy them for street
wear and shopping."
Sizes 36. to 46
Quilted Satin
Breakfast 5
Coats
$ l 2.95,
Come in wrap around
style, left side tie, in Sat-
in that is handsomely
quilted. The lovely new
shades include Copenhag-
en, Maize, Peach, Black.
Orchid, Turquoise, Flame.
Flesh and Lavender.
Changeable Satin
Negligees
; $5.95.
Changeable satin is al-
ways beautiful, no matter
who; it is used, but you
will' preciate that it is
doubly so in these neg-
ligees so daintily finished
with self material shir—
red. College girls like
them best. The colors are
cgpien, rose, black and or.
c 1 . ,
Corduroy
Bath Robes
$2.98
Cool autumn days remind
one of corduroy robes...
They are so very good
looking, fine style, in the
right colors, and are very
warm too. The tuxedo
collars are splendid as are
the two patch pockets.
The colors —- American
Beauty, Rose, Capen, Or-
chid. Pansy, Maize, Pink
and Lighthe.
Deuble Service
Apron Dresses
at $1.95
Professionals, Dental As~
sistants, Nurses and Hair
Dressers appreciate these
uniform-like dresses.
Those reversible aprons, that are
so very convenient from“ every
desirable standpoint, that one »
just naturally “forms the habit.”
.They’re a necessity. This group
is especially smart in white Lin-
CDC.
Extra Sizes
48 to 54 at $2.25
“Milosheen”
Dress 3Slips
$2.98
Come with lovely pleated
ruffles or smart new em-
broidered flounces in
every new color to match
the Fall Costume. The
material, which so re-
sembles silk, is particular-
ly appealing, and very
easy to wear. They are
very desirable slips at a
very low price.
Color Guaranteed.
3 $1.98
sirable.
sort you like to wear “between times.” They are finely
poplin collars and cuffs, and convenient patch pockets.
. Sizes 36 to 44
the res
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OflfittmbMemWommdehidnn
Striped Broadcloth Apron Dresses ‘
For those 'who prefer a Broadcloth house frock, these apron dresses will be most de-
They’re new, crisp and fashioned with a style that is appealing.
Just the
finished with narrow belts,
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I
, I- was :xswygr
.Vibitom at’
The chapel at Brooklidolw had
electric iixhte inltnlled‘otl “new
root has been put on. I I to be
painted and redocoreted‘inythe neu-
tuture. Entertainment. are; being
given for the purpon 39!. ruining
money enough to on, tor-then new
improvements. A new forum will
also be installed on quickly on poe-
eible . ' ‘ ‘
. 0 0 e; ;
Miss Leila and Elenorn McCune
or Shippan Polnt were rue-in of
Mrs. Mary A. Pannier y rdny.
Mr. Haywood Smith, 0 returned
last week from Calito ,nnd Mi'.
Vernon Jarboc 0: Bell Inland play-
t-d got: at the WencheeterBlltmo’re
Club. Wednesday.
0 0 0
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Kiggine and
family were visitors at the Dunbury
Fair Wednesday. ‘
0 O t .
There will be no Sunday morning
service at the Methodiut church on-
cept the Sunday School service at 10
A. M. Automobile: will be at the
church to take residente or the
town to the Sunday morning serv-
ices hcld in the Anderson Crusade
Tabernacle. ‘
0 0 " e ‘ .
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Belly of Har-
rison. New York; were , recent
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frederick
Merrlneld or Rowayton avenue.
0 O O
Mrs. William Benin and Mrs.
Frank Resp 0: Logan place spent
yesterday in New York. .,
0 e ‘o ’ ,_
Mr, and Mrs. W. Frank Schwartz
and son. Billy, with Hill Theresa
.‘larboo of Bell Island were visitors
at. the Danbury Fair Wednesday.
0 O 0
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Kellogg have
sold their home in New Rochelle
and will spend the winter in their
cottage on Sammie etreet. A tur-
nace is being installed in the cot-
tage. ‘
O O 0
Tax Commissioner Mr. Thomas C.
Balcom will be in the Rownyton
Hose house this eventng’to help rea-
ldonts or Rownytonmith their tax
list. and to save them a Journey to
Norwnlk. .
C O O
Preparations are being made for
a Hallowe‘on party to be held in the
Brookslde chapel. ‘ ‘
C O 0
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Scnli‘ee 'ot
Trenton. New Jersey. were visitors
in town yesterday. Mr. Beeline wu
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SPECIAL FOR; SATURDAY MORNING ONLY
100 slut AND CLOTH DRESSES
usually low price. Here is your opportunity to purchase a pretty, modish frock, at
such a price that seems impossible for dresses of like high quality. Hares, godets,
new neckhnes, all the latest style touches are found in these frocks.
Better call at, our Apparel Shop Saturday morning to get: the best selections of styles,
colors, and sizes. _
'to try my hand at it until now."
" .,. ‘.
Mr. Gear 0 flohllchting.‘ maths:
the Hicko Billtt'lton;<ll m
where Mr. Baillinh ;
Mrs. Herbert
Vernon Jnrboe',
none of Bell Island
Point. Wedneedeyi , ,
03:033.... ‘ ‘-
Mr. nndlllrl. Mlle] Roll .6
McKinley pincer “commuted" ‘ the
and Mrs. nuueli Help,“ None!
to the Danburyl‘nir yum-day. 3;
a 0.3.; 0
Mr. and Mn. Charles Com
owned by Mr. D. ‘0. Davenport ,. oil?
Rowayton avenue. situated, at th
corner or Boweyton .nvenue a
Meeker court. Mrs. n in In
compllshed pianilt. j ‘ “
O 0
O“ ‘
'1‘" Cards hovo been received from
Mrs. G. A. Werner of Roweyto
avenue who u at present in swit
zeriand with her children. Mr!
Warner will be gone a. your and
halt or two year- while her chil-'
dren are being educated. ‘ .
0 e o '
Mr. and Murilmeldrhomu of
St. John atroet Wore visitor: at the
Danbury Fair Wednesday.
0 0 ;e" .
Mr. and arr-c heroic Douglas or
Rowoyton avenue will have ‘ on
their guest over the week-end Mr.
Douglas parents. Mr. and Mrs. Dan-
tcl Douglas. Providence, Rhode Is-
land. ' ' . 3 '
0. 0; 0
Mr. and Mrs. module Davenport
oi' nowayton avenue will visit their
daughter. Mien Eleanor. Davenport.
in New Haven, where; circle attend-
ing Dr. Arnoldr college or Physical
Culture. , . ..
Woman, Seventy, Is
Painting Own Garage
"I have always had a secret long-
ing to be 9. house inter. but come
way I've never h chance before
chuckled Mrs. Emma. Feele‘r. who
admits she in seventy years old. al-
though her "pop" and nturdlnese be-
lle her cor \ 'slon. no she stood on a
ladder and slapped paint on the side
of her newly-built game In Indian-I
spoils. says "The News“ of that city
in a. recent issue. Continuing Wire.
Fceler said: . ' -
“My friends and neighbors
thought I was crazy to start in at
my one being a painter. but. I am
duet unicying it. it's the best. kind
of exercise and. I tult have to bo
outdoors this fine “other. I have
worked in my garden nil eummer
; gmotoned‘"~3 .
the Bear Mountain ‘brtdgeto ‘weet -
Brooklyn have purchmdcthe mm ,
and have got things in it in order
All New Colors .
All New Styles
- For Saturday morning only we are offering a group of new, stylish dresses at this un.
3
to
Every Size‘ 16 to 52
it?“ the revels-
Adelwayé red and
all?
hoes... .
Iorglwi‘ntor, do when .thl age was.
finished and stood he unpainted
on yet. it invited me to take a. try It}
painting. ‘
tlret coat on two sides. I am going
to out on two coats. and incident-,3
ally I'm going pay this painter.
her wager for"
buy anew dress for her. too.
"I don't knowout what I'll bang, ‘
out. a shingle; it this looks I: xood
an I think it will. although . my
neighbors nay I will not. W nearly
an crazy about house palntlng when
ed."
“Here’s where we add a little new; I
. blood to the family." said the map '3 .~
qutto to his wile when a. stronger
entered the room. 2
‘The Ideal Wife and
Mother
She is the one who radiate:
health and happiness. over ready
for wot-ls or play. and what women
one: not want to till this role!
When women are besieged by Ichen.
palnrrflrregulnrltlce and mental de-
pression they not only suffer-them?
selvee but create a. gloomy atmos-
phere in the home. Lydia E. Pink-
ham’e Vegetable Compound is the
one dependable remedy to over-
come such conditions. For three
generations it has been restoring the
women of America to health and
lirength. “ 3 ;
‘ tn}:
,‘Populerfihedee 3
eye at. the .st ‘4 ‘ f‘
be here I am. with the.
job. which will; .
I finial! this as Iwee when I mm ' ‘
Second Floor.
‘ Cool'crispx Octoberdays are here, when copper ,
leavesfloat‘tlttougli‘ them and: there is a tang}
‘ in every breeze. It’s weather like this that; makes .
, us want to wear new clothes: so now is the time. 3;
’ to buy them. N 0w is the time theweather wars
rants Wearing them. . 3 , , .
And the Store is ready and waiting to delight
~ you with‘its abundant; assortment of winsOmei
new fashions. Startyour shopping early today! '_
. winter Cots _ .
nary Farmed
When you‘ choose a Winter
Wrap here you’ll have a Coat
that all will admire. For its _;
soft-finished fabric will be lav- ' ,
ishly trimmed with silkyfur in
the smart; mode of 1925. '
{$25.00 .. $59.00
' Afternoon Frocks
3 Favor Lustrous Silks
If your Dress be! of gleaming
satin in burgundy, black or
green, if it flaunts an animated
flare to its abbreviated skirt.—
as the Frocks we’re showing to-
day do—dt will be greatly admir-
ed at teas! 3 .
$25.00 & $35.00
Norwalk Chronicler