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W ALI. want to be happy,
‘ and we all know that we
can't be happy if cold or un-
comfortable.
, To those who contemplate,
building. or whose present
heating or cooking equipment
, is not thoroughly satisfactory,
.. , we have an interesting and
rather unusual message. ‘
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CHICAGO NIWAIX. NJ. NEW YORK
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. VACATION FOOTWEAR
‘1 . Shoe'needs for vacation wear are abit diflerent from our -
usual needs. This store is showing many new ideas in shees
or both sport and.dress wear. Tennis shoes, golf shoes,
moccasins and dress models.
$2.00 «.31st
CONNEALLY & BRACKEN
80m NORWALK. CONN.
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“'Sitiart Styles ’For'Young Men. ‘
"YOUR‘KIND 01'" A SHOE"
IliMlLTON ELWOOD
The Arch Preserver Shoe Store
Store Closes Wednesday Afternoons.
' Washington St. So. Norwalk '
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“1. Stores Closed Wednesday Afternoon _.
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CLUB’S THIRD
snowim. 24
. Engagement of Peggy Hel-
verson to Harry him Is
Announce -- Bath
House Thefts Reported.
The third annual horse show of
the Fairtisld County Hunt club will
be September 2. I and 4. this year.
It is planned to have a. bigger and
better show than ever betoro. Box-
sa are being erected and ringdide
parking arrangements being planned
to accommodate the large crowd of
horse lovers expected. The horse
show ball will be held Friday night.
September is. Bullet luncheons will
be served and dancing enjoyed dur-
ing the three days of the show. Some
of the best known horse owners and
enthusiasts 0! this locality and else~
where will participate.
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Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Haivorson.
088 Strottord avenue. Bridgeport.
have announced the engagement or
their daughter Peggy to Harry
Quinn oi this town. The wedding
wii take place Tuesday. August 10
at the Blessed Sacrament church,
Bridgeport. Miss Margaret Kiely. is
to be bridesmaid and Miss Eully
Halverson. the bride's sister. the
maid oi honor. Edward Quinn. the
groom's brother is to be best man.
The ushers are as tollow: James
McKenna. Weatport: Addison Au-
stin. Norwalk; William Quinn. Bau-
. gatuck; Charles Quinn. New York.
Quinn is well known in Westport as
an outstanding uthlcte.
O t O
Samuel A. Pyros. 331 Main street.
New Britain. who “as arrested Bat-
urday evening by State Trooppr
ll‘ratino on a charge or reckless
driving. will be tried in town court
Thursday.
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Complaints have been made by
‘ several bath house owners at the
beach of entries being made and
articles taken. The town has em-
ployed John Ryan to board the tops
or the houses to prevent niarauders
trons gaining entrance.
0 O O
’Fay Garzella. New York is spend-
ing l the summer with Mrs. John
ltenaullt. Compo.
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Schuyler A. Oris, 50 West 56th
street. New York. has been an .
moned to court by State Troope
Rose on a. charge or operating a car
without a license. Bonds on! 525
were turnishsd.
O O
The Commercial Debenture Com-
pany. 1587 Broadway, New York.
has tiled o. quit claim deed “to The
mastoid. Realty Corporation. 213501--
’ "th(1le York. to a tract or
* ‘iand oh tufmlttutzk rivar.
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Frederick James Smith. an editor
or Binghamton, N. Y.. and Miss Ar
nes Smith. an editor or St. Louis.
Mo. were married '- by the town
clerk. Friday evening. Both are
summer residents here.
0 O O
The tennis tournament for the
Bedrord House is to get under way
this week. ntrieo have Jbeen re-
ceived and th ladies are paired up
all ready to tight it out. Among
those already signed up are Misses
Dorothy Sachs. Nellie Zisbro. Flor-
ence Hopper, Vere. Allen. Helen
Allen, Sally Dickson. Betty Bears
and Bobby Cumming:
O O
In the finals for the Governor's
cup or the Westport Country club.
Saturday afternoon. Franklin Bailey
was defeated by Arthur-Cooke. 24.
The winner- holds the cup for the
period or one year when it is again
.put in competition. .
Theodore Forster. 28 Orda- street.
Norwaik. was arrested suns“ ove-
nlng by state Trooper Fratin‘o on a
charge or driving a car without a
unease. Bonds of 323 were furnish-
ed. Case will be heard in Norwalk
City court.
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Ward Green. cross mghway. took
a motor trip to Long Island over
the Weekend.
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Clare Hem. East Orange. N. L.
spent the week-end with Charles
Lunny. Burr avenue. Moore is I
graduate or Miss High (cheat.
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lilies uarguerlte Gordon. New
York. passed Sunday withhos par-
ents. lit. and Mrs. Bartloy Gordon.
Rivpreids awnue. utss Gordon is a
graduate or the iocaLblgh school.
0 0
William Eddy. Francis Bradley
and Edmond Bradley tools a sector
trip to Providence. R. 1.. to visit
friends in that.citY. .
D
Hill Helen Thurman. New 2611.
is spending a week with Kiss Ito-
cello acuithrop. Coupe. ‘
it is actuated that seven men
would still our set: it it was called
work and pl.“ twat-Ml m on
, hours—Birmam 8m -
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summary—supra NQRWALK. , cosy.
Growing or ‘
standing still
. Every one and every store ,-
is doing one or the other.
Finding ways to do a bet-
ter job. Finding means thru
which to give a better serv-
ice. These are the sure ways
to growth.
Only a low weeks ago in
a service talk we told you
about our photo printing de-
partment with its improved
equipment. We told of the
care and promptness oi
serivce and the low cost.
Only a few days after that
this department announced
and started making the new
Lustre Prints on heavy pa~
per with high gloss at a
small additional cost.
Now - today — we start
making all prints on a heavy
paper at no additional cost
to you.
Making photo prints" and
developing films is not our
ll entire business—its only one
department—but this princi-
ple of always doing things a
bit better is an understood
axiom for every department I
—4ts what keeps us growing.
This is service talk No. 7.
SEALINE
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TUESDAY, AUGUST 3, l92t
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H OWLAND'S
Open Saturdays ’till 6 P. M.
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“Say it with furs” sings thermodern women, Its appeal
«oi-style and «regal bearing sets a queenly touch to the
wardrobe that only our August Sale can furnish. Hardy
trappers and adventurous hunters often risk their lives
.to gather these pelts in frozen North trading posts for
shipments to our large style centers so that madame may
have this luxury of wear.
ITh'us "do these pelts find Weir way to our store.
;-Our‘August Fur Sale the largest event of its kind
lhereabouts affords more chances t'e economize and
offers larger assortments from which to choose.
Liberal sterm' arrangements with a ‘ymoderate
‘ “deposit‘will reserve on? Fur'coat forilqt’er. wear.
, 'Comeriandyou will realize the potencyofthis event. .
Tomboy beaverettes 43‘ inch coat $100.
Beaverette coats 46 inch» , ‘ $100
Sealine' *ieoats (size 48 to 52) o..,1fso.
Sealine. fox or squirrel trim ‘ ‘ $175.
Golden brown scaracul ’ @225
Golden brown camcul (fox trim) 8325
Raccoon cone 44 inch = ~ e275.
Silvie‘r rats ”{be cone: and will , $275.
Hudsonseal (rose martin collar and scuff) 3;; .
, Jap outfit with shawl collar. ‘ $5.50.
. Natural squirrel 45‘ inch with platinum fox ‘ .'
g,“ or beaver‘eoilar 8550.
~-1 flattens juetofew aamplesof the values .
' ' ‘ that m} year aw.
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Norwalk Chronicler