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overflow of tho Hltiltl)’ Inct'cuuu
or interest.
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to 8;: rlurlm;
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till furlltvr incrcaec. ..
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“common; tho students. in it!
‘attvo tutu]. l'l‘ut'tlt‘ully
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'tructicnl anclct'fectl\'o.way. L'euull) students ;Iwrttltt' llIi.
Otiaricurc advancement \\'llt"l‘t‘ th
onship papers.
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hill pork in IIvIIulI‘ or HIV Iorolrzu
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11m ulul tl‘u‘ enroll.
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no AIIIct‘icun dosh-o to get ahead.
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re women whom: motives are con-
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If.yon have
OUR CELEBRATEDW
BUTTER.
never tried this exceptional quality you may expect an agreeable surprise. .
It’s Rich Fresh” Creamy Flavor is 3. Revolution. ‘
This is the Identical Grade Regularly Priced in our Stores at. 59c. pound.
”suuCIALH
For This Week
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FANCY JAPANESE
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27c
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15c
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BEETS
18c
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V’rhe Delectable Savory Goodness So characteristic of This Carefully Cured Bacon Can-
not be Found in Ordinary Grader—It’s. What is Known as "Just Right”
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SOLD BY THE POUND, CHUN'K OR STRIP, BUT NOT SLIOED.
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IIm-gms thr- l‘lt("|t|l.‘t :.tIIrrulrIrt I. .I. J”! “I. u” tlt" .‘Hdmlmw ”h.” 1 ,. 'ul.I lu‘lmufi ”5:le m ”H”!
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Entrance on Main St., Fairfield
.\IIulIIltI\‘ tll llrr» t‘IrllltII‘IIln.
\‘ilt in our
tinn—
t'tl
tlIf'
NUIIIItl.
If you can’t go to
the football gonn-
hcor it on the radio!
Open Daily ’Till 6 P. M.
Football Fashions
l
'l'hia is rust what .I Ida-hunt hotc mid .Ibout tltc
:tylc> Nt lust Saturday‘s guutc. You can rcst :rssurcd that
thc t'uir motors for old [Eli will not be outdonc by the
supporter» for old Nissan :It the Bowl this Saturday.
lt'~ the big
C
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5.
by the fair friends of cithcr tcrtm are
by Iru' rzt bigY I'cnturc—llowltrhd‘: as
tl>tldl hztrc ztsscmblcd :rll the chic
ind churn of youthful creations that
llLlVC Iotmd 1‘.I\'t‘)t' and mini? will
grzu'c thc :untc. ‘
Distinctive models
at $69.50 and $75.
l‘lchty of coats to the. most popu‘
in shade —— grztcklchcud -— it color
near enough to Yale to bc dccidcdlj;
in demand at the game—«fact is it is
Then there arc toscoh :Ind phantom
green and black.
the cloth used or some slcck silky
finished fine fabric of rcrd beauty
.md warmth.
Fluffy furs f ind»
favor In many ways
Thcrc :rr'c collar: of varied types
including the new widc sweeping
effects that follow in graceful rcvcrcs
to the waist lincu—‘i‘hcrc arc cuffs on
\
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Furs used are—- l
Oppossum
Grey squirrel
Grey Wolf
Natural skunk
Black ‘Wolf
down the cntirc front of coal or lost
0%
3 Smart hats will glisten
For real warmth
Raccoon coats
$250. $295. $325.
silk brocades.
——~..
\‘A i
.a.
. \ '
l ‘ Colorful as a sea of beauty when sun tints touch
the tips of tiny waves will be the spectacle at the Bowl.
_ livery woman will wear a different color and a different
style and Howlan's as usual will do our full share in
supplying the right sort.
Satins and silks and velvcts and‘. shimmering me-
tallics or combinations in which the brilliance of the
‘ lovely colors for winter will hold first place. if you want
- something different—the something real new for the
game~you’ll find it here in an ensemble of beauty only
rivaled at the game itself. ’
Pricés'$7.50, $10 and $15.
Second floor from.
rcveres.
coats.
coats. Scrviccable coats
,_.
attractive.
Second floor.
3“."
”u--.” H... . .
mmmmus
Ave., Cannon St.
._..--....~_~c.- .
" Flaunt favored flares i
Imc of the season and the styles. wornr
in the forefront of the winter shades.
Nd and flburgutldy'. taupe. brown,
For thc most put “pinpoint" l5
somewthcrc :trc bindings of furI
on the bottom of I'larcd sides that;
.Idd effective charm. '
Besides the coals at these prices
rhcrc are many decidedly distinctive,
models priced by easy stages all the
way to $200. 1
Second floor.
Carefully selected pelts
blended and pieced with ex-
quisite care. Lined and in-
terlincd—linihgs are plaid
or checked flannel or rich
Narrowcr collars on the}
Tomboy models to the wider
shawl collar that continues
to the waist line in wide
Stylish coats. Smart
\Varm comfortable
Although raccoon coats are
hard to find—Howland’s
as usual have plenty of the
better sort of prices that are
$250. $295. $325.
Wifltlllrtl'. NOVEMBEII 1:3. 1925,
. u n '1 .
Buymg lust Shoes ls l‘OOllSll
If you t‘tll't‘ about your l‘r-r-t. if you wont to lw
active and enjoy things. thou buy “lr‘oot, (‘ortrt‘ort"
instead of “just shorts."
in Arch l’r'cscrror Shoes you mu In; :Irrtirr- :qu
r'njoy foot contft‘n't.
Smurf styles for men and women.
MILTON ELWOOD
122 Washington St. South Norwalls
if you don't own a
good radio let us
install one for you!
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You’ll feel like cheering
in a Howland overcoat!
Nilltlt‘lllltlj; .rbour thc>c >m‘.trt coats—nomcthing
cvcn about the fabrics they are made from that puts a
man in a cheerful checry mood.
‘ They set on your figure and set oti your personality.
=l‘l.ll'l(l50lllc orcrcorts with long. straight lines; graceful
curvctfc shoulders; low pockets; box backs. in the keen
American Slylt‘: at today.
College CD‘dh. Ulstcrs. tourists. Dms cords, Box
!
routs. Tube coats. .
in Venice blucx. \\'oodland browns. solid hues.
i shNdow plaids.
Mairy are Koppenhcimer’s.
$50. and $60.
Mom “th! rear.
" Sport Socks $1.25
warm wool mixtures
dust enough cotton and
just enough wool to make
them real comfortable to wear
and keep the red corpusuies
pulsating. They are good to
look at. too. Fit in with any
sort of costume at the game
in their grounds of camel.
grey, black and brown with
colorful stripes crosswise.
Main floor just Inside the door.
Fleece lined gloves
of cape-skin $2.
Men will appreciate these
not only at the game but
every day they drive, all win-
ter for these are gloves- of
sturdy capeskin with heavy
fleeccd lining for only $2.
- Women’s fleece lined
gloves—Suede or cape-skin
Warm and comfortable and stylish—{apeskin fleece
lined in brown $2.75
Women‘s suede gloves f leece lined in grey $2.75
Main floor center.
HoWlandery GOOds C0.
- BRlDGEPORT'CONNECTICUT
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Norwalk Chronicler