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ortvalk Boot Shop
and get your best selection
many bargains.
WOMEN’S WOMEN’S "
In patent, kid, velvet,
Slice Sale
We have just received our Fall Line of the best known ,,
brands of standard and novelty Footwear. We were forced to _-
pacCept a back order that we could not cancel. Everything of
the best and latest creation sold at less than cost. Come early
Afull line of Men’s Women’s and Chil ren’s Shoes at a
greatly‘ reduced price. Here are only a few samples of our
court PUMPS Agflfigis cont-oar
SLIPPERS Siled0,'br0\\'ll,0hlf. Brown calf,
patent, colt. skin, all
Operas and Straps snappy models.
' ~ $3.9m $3.95 $1.00
MEN’S
.1... . surpass
Children’s Shoes
Lace and button.
Brawn or Black
$1. 29
Men’s Work Shoesl
42 will 51',
$2.95 lSchool Shoes $1.95 Velvet Pumps $3. 95
We carry only the best brands of Footwear, Queen Quality,
Ralston, Banister, Buster Brown, Webber and others.
REMEMBER THE' ADDRESS
Crusade calendar...
‘- TODAY.
No afternoon service. ,
7;llt)—-Dr. Anderson awaits t
“night and Wrong." Spool I 1» ‘
”sitcom utlt Noruulk 31.1;
t‘hurol and South Norw
Baptist- Church. 89le
Army and Italian. Hung-flail
‘ oil. and both lanai,
me’unin t‘amllrht that ,9 a
. mvglvo a copy bl the Best
hey are not largo s h we
tits doors to woridilt'tow and
nor: has filter“ owing
. ihion molt wtlrt While.
,prttirneu nnas it. wa‘r mm .1.
or or tile udut In one: "i “oven door chansiill b9 dining
Wham!" all littering- this bar-room. who” stutt-
distributing blank cheeks takes the glass or a low.
‘ and other nllsiiiom. . use are to be brodtht to , stander. ‘a‘nd. «pour: out
SATURDAY , ‘ s'heryloeti‘ nllod'out‘. .lt “Uh Innocent lame: -
iotoo A.- M.-‘Boys and girls. at to“. ,” ~‘ sod Writ amusements have given
‘«iv 10, ripest. with Mr. GM ‘ . mblln‘ wherelpen and we.
and uni. Anderson at not . on souls in their mail do.
nnclo.‘ . seas unearned nth. ‘ o ‘
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orl . .
floor-on led In navel, and ‘
Dunbar save a short and
4 ‘l its—Dr. Anderson HMkfl . . ester, and devotion lot a
, ' "Why I All‘ Not An Inna , 9m“ repeated his Invtto~ dance it income into many homes
‘ ' ii to come forward who “DKOl‘llllll‘Jl ho “Within and enemies
to accept Chi‘lat or to 0' youth (“it maiden. '
”themselves more wnole- Books Ire perused in silence
night at the Tabernacle. It wnii‘l ‘Tho response was imme. which no moth’er‘ of refinement
powerful discourse on the force to , ntniioous, and hundreds WWW Permit to be read aloud in
good n home ctth he. '. m .59 tints receive the common her presence. Disregard for the
Large delegations answered the 'p, - x . sanctity 0! the Sabbath has come.
roll- call from the Nornalk Method- , ,ttornoon service Dr. An- and ”"3 dl yo prayerful rest has he-
ist Episcopal Church. the East Ave» ’ vs a vivid picture or a vine. new a tie it for reckless amuse. , ,
nuo Methodist Episcopal Church and ', ,ts Voices as it Is In the “WW We 110M: Opened our doors
the Advsnt Christian Church Mrs. ' as his text the words *0 worldllnuh, and wot-,ldllneu
Anderson’s group or business and m' the vine. ye are the. 1‘“th Ind slnlhix. have comet
professional women, who had just. bro. VBctter than any other Wllh “WNW”! insults. 'i‘he things
had auntie:- together. rose seiet’ai' " 9 uses oi Himself, this most worth whlio’ are crowded out. :
hundred strong. The Dclllolay boys ‘ 1! Its branches pictures Because Christ and worldllneits uni
“one present in force a delegation it“ do... malignant” He, not dwell In the samo- abode, the ,
that drew an Inspliing little speech _{ ill! and we to him. When. thins“ we have chosen have banish. .i ‘
of admiration and encouragement V9 in Him. as the branch liven ed Him from our family circle. With 9 ,
ti-om M1" Hadley. 'I‘lit “Helpers"of it there to perfect trusttul- worldlineinr iii the home. there In no’ .
tho .‘or‘walk Methodist Church also org-y. and Christ cannot li\e mom for the family altar no room "
responded to their names. " . i ere is perfect trusttul~ tor the 0991! Bible. no room for shoes ‘
It was r‘r‘amiiy Night" and grout)- , no same heart." But at the table. no moth for tensions
of prirentn and children lose in turn. ' deuce rind hope Htsllfe will conversation. no” room for secr'ot' \
first those with one child, then those ., . tilt in‘ us usdhe flower un- prayer. no room for the aunt!” “
with two, three. four. lite six and. “ tho‘bud on the branch of 8011001 teacher. no room for the ,
finally, two families with seven chil- hen comes the fruit benr- preacher. no room for the spirit or - , . , - . . ‘ g, - ,
dren. each claimed the oh‘ered re- , ‘
ward-«a handsome leather-bound
‘ ”flame” ivaa the theme. at i
George Wood Anderson' s sermon Ias
(Continued. on Page Nine.) -
i “KEEP THE FEET WELL”
Home of Arch Preserver Shoes
For Men and Women
MILTON ELwooD
122 Washington St. ‘ South Norwalk
National League Play-f
ers Score Victory.
;'
l Americans to 5 «Hits
(‘Hlthtt‘i‘ith Uct. ll. (APO—The
National Leiiguo drew ill-st blood in
the. annual Chicago City series yes-
tei'dny when the. Cubs defeated the
White Sox. 2 to l. in the first game
of the series to reach a decision.
GLOVES
No Need to Introduce
Kayser Chamoisette Gloves
to the women of Norwalk. Too long. have‘they
known that “Kayser” is a guarantee of quality;
that gloves :with that name are smart to a high
degre ee—or they would not be offered here; that
“Kavser’ gloves keep their shape and give long
wear. The new fall shades are here at
98c tO- $2.00 P“
“Treiousse” French Kid Gloves
are by far the most favored by welLdi-essed
women, largely because they not only give one
the comfortable feeling of being fashionably
and correctly gloved, but also reflect a certain
refined individuality The new stock for fall
is now being shown, among which are many
striking novelties.
$2. 50 “’ $5. 00 P“
The N. E. Ryan Co.
86 Washington Street ‘ South Norwalk
Wednesday the two teams played
nineteen innings to n 2 to 2 dead-
llook. which was halted on account
oi” darkness.
Wilbur Cooper. the L‘uhs‘ star
llei‘tdiiinder, held the White Sox to
‘ll\‘t.‘ hits, while the National l.en~
.auei's hit Ted Lyons and Dickie
llx’orr for eight blows. Both of the‘
it‘ubs' runs were. scored off lyensfi
gAdnms. Brooks and Grimm eat-Ii“ -,
‘got two hits for the Cubs and Ilium. p
roll. of the \Vhite 30):. had two hits.
The Cubs scored llrsl. getting :11
beat out a hit owr Lyon's head and i
dont to third on ln‘reiguu's single. He 3
rlfice iiy. '.
The. White Sox tied the count in
their half of the third. Iinsrs on
balls to Lyons and Mostil. Iiflt‘l' two
were out. and Iiooper‘s short single
accounted for the score.
The break of the nature favored
the National League team in the
sixth inning. when they soot-rd the
run which won. Two “ore out
when Mandy Brooks poked (I hit to
short left field. Bib Fulk tried hard
for the catch, sliding on his cling!
to get the ball. but it hopped past
him and Brooks reached second
base. Then Grimm singled in left
and Brooks came home;
Guests who plan dangerous moun.
lain climbs Hl‘e requested to pay
their bills in advance by one Alpine
hotel.
Little Joe
HAVING ‘louPSE—LF moan
MAKES You FEEL AMT
as lMPOR'TAH'T as You,
E*A-VA _ _.__ - v. W -.._
When Cooper Holds , ,9
l .
single run in the first inning. Adams l ‘
scored :1 minute later on Juhn's sac- l '
NORWALK
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Featuring Kuppenheimer Good Clothes for Men and Young Men
Fall suits and overconts in styles that are so decidedly youthful smart and if
good looking that it is a pleasure to see them. They emphasize, without ex-V'?
aggeratmg, 62 popular rOomy lines. '
An outstanding feature is the excellent quality of the material-a quality that
assures not only Wear, but lends a distinctiveness to the suit.
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Both single and double-breasted suits are included in a fine array of fabrics .9"
and patterns. The overcotlts are in the wanted loose fitting styles. Neither ‘
are in any Way extreme, yet they hatre those touches to satisfy the best dress- C
ed young mph.
The Fashion Curtain Rises On 1.
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NOW AND LATER IN THE SEASON
Popular models that fit into town motor and steamer
plans. The fabrics are lightweight, yet possessing that de-
gree of warmth so welcome Where chilly autumn winds
w.
drive one into a coat. Their assurance fadvanced vogue
in color, fabric and fur, is typical in tile styles sketched.
o to $3
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‘FOR SPORTSWEAR . “ .5 ,5 “ml"‘llllllllll llllllllllli
FOR DRESS WEAR
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