Oiocolete Covered Plantations . Dixieland moieeeee ban in man- tlce of rich docoietc. Regularly 5“ Leaf Two Dare 34% Mill: Chocolate Pumpkin King of Halloween in royal milk Chocolate. 1% .ChooolateCovered FruiteurlNuta Muendnuteeefteeheadew- Chocolate cov- . lure Poem g3, ChocolateMenhnrellow Funny Feces mmmmm ' Inimi— Lofty Pope MoonFeceonStlck Wm? (I’nfeenuerede “announced”. 233...»... 23:. an... 100 5.. Make your candy headquarters Item our ' . Hallow STADLER & SMITH . 3, display “’nshtnrrton .e 80. Main so. So. Norwalk' -m—-____ . .. -... fiOWLANDs Open ’till 6 P. M. In weight, 5 lbs.---in warlntlr, a [on ~ Lambs’ Blankets, wmen from'neu which .has a marvel- lously soft and smooth finish. ‘ The size is 72 by 84 i yinchgs. Street Flor I. Finest quality Plaid 5/ Wool Blankets I. ' There. is wisdom in choosing Open ‘Elgate, cup, saucer platter or Stock . DINNER WARE The convenience of being able quickly to replace .1 any piece of a set' Is assured the selection of an open stock pattern. American Semi-porcelain -—a Salmon color design «on a rich lvxor body; paneelled shaps. Service or 6-41850 Sets' garlands, For 6419.50 M I i Isimple, dignified pattern. For 6—32550 English Semi-Porcelain (perhaps the most durable of all Wares) in the very soft Rose, Gray and Blue.- For 6—427 For 12—334 a Gray design on a Tan Border, with Rose old edges and Gold traced handles a For 12—340 Blue bordered Sets, with Black and Gold lines: it For 12—84960 well-known Preston design; . For ”—354 “Tuberose” Sets :--a clear ivory shade, set off by flower border In high colors: the embossing suggests .ntique ware. . I . i For 6—833 For ”—353.50 Orient Ivory—at design and coiorings that are . 'esseui'rally of the Far East. For 6—83 Fourth For i248 Floor. . THE ROWLAND DRY GOODS C0 Bfidmm was. I. name omen area mm no lower Alto run. , “was In re mus—armor: or term war. .— EAST nonwaut (her I a. in.“ Nor-walk «cream tel. the! Office. I). - Willie l". lienion of Johneon end Henbn. berty anuere. returned to the city Wednesday from Florida. making the trip by eubonrobile. while hie compenlon. Dr. Franklin 0. Brown. returned eeverel daye ago by train. In. car covered 8.103 tattoo on the tour front October a to to. with e high dey'a run of die mliee. On his way north lir. Benlon ter- rIed for a couple of days in Wash. ington end edtne time wee taken from the run on aide tripe in nor- ide.‘ but the actual running time tor the 8.102 miiee wee about 18 deya. or an average of about 38th miles a day. The leg down took‘ela deye end the return eeven. Boil Mr. any that roads were splendid prec- ttcelly ell the way. It is expected several men of the lteet Avenue Methodist Episcopal church will be attracted to the lion- dey night banquet aeeelon o the greet conference to be held on- dey and Tuesday in New York On that night the speaker is to be Bruce rtou. busineee rnen end writer. uthor of "The Men Nobody Known." end "l'he Book rbbody Known." The Rev. Cherlce B. Gray hopes to attend the convention end there tr: a possibility some of e local men will be preeent. et ell s-ione. More than 1.000 Methodist men from New York. chtern Connecti- cut. and northern New Jereey will sit. in the sessions at various t rice in the headquarters lot the l otei Commodore. l‘at hi. Nerf. former governor of Texas. le one of the many speakers of note. The schools are closed today (or ono of those ploeeent holidays that bring unexpected free time Teach- e e of the local schools are in Bridgeport for the stat. toechere' convention. -—Crewford Ranges and Heaters epld on easy terms-Sterling Furni- ture Co. -Adv. Evangelletio ecn'icee that will con- tinue through Wednesday night start this eIenIrig at the awedlsh Congre- gational church. All eeeeione will start at 7: it o’clock except Sunday when there will be three Ionic“. 'ihe Rev. Joel Fridtelt of Worcester. Mean. will preside Members of the Roger Luatow Junior High rhool general organ- isation were it ed up In (rent or the school building yesterday at ornoorr to here their picturea taken for the newspapers. All were installed in othce Wednesday. They are: Evelyn Greene. president; George Ring- stonc. vice president; Ruth shufcll. eecretery; Constance Vickere. Room 1; Goldie Bertein. Room a; Stephen Beradino. Room a; Towers Hemli- ton. Room 1; Louie Brehrn. Room 0: irvtng Preston. Room 7. and Rare Olson. Room I. O The Ledioe‘ Aid society of the Beat Avenue Methodist church is firmly entrenched for the winter. it was announced at the meeting of the organisationth week the: an electric sewing machine has been purchased. Principal Alton 'r. Willierne of the Junior High school left yesterday for Boston. summoned there be. cause of the serious illness of hie tether. ”the Rev. Robert B. a. root. or East ehuue wee theapeeker e. yea- terday‘e luncheon meeting of the Kiwanis club in the Hotel hiaheck- onto. its addressed his fellow mem- bers on "Some Reminlecencee of a Visit to go Went lndiee and South America. Carleton Nash. cousin of George Nash of strawberry Hill avenue. to here on a visit with the local man before returning to his horns in Florida for the winter. During the monthe he has spent in the north he hoe motored throughout north- ern New York end New England. *- J’ernee Henford. Grege boule- vard. is at home If‘Jer e lo port of conveleecence from an operation. as and Ira. Hartford are plenning 3' leave the city Saturday on a short v lienlon end Dr. Brown l!‘AMPOllD.—blre. Lucy Avignon. reeteurnnt proprietor iu' lpringdeie. was fined not end costs in the ity court Thursday for vloletlon of the liquor law the police beving found liquor in her restaurant teat offense ehe .heving been fined "00 and coats and given e Io~dey Jail sentence a year ego. The tall eon- fence was suspended. in mitigation of the second offense counsel for hire. Avignon told Jud. Samuel Young that her huebend bed desert- od bar end that she has been ill end hes a crippled child dependent upon her for support. Vito Cendito. fish peddler. of u Pacific street. wee eleo fined Oreo end coats. He eleo was a eecond of tender the first offense having been committed leet June when he was fined $200 end coats end .eentenced to to days in tellJ-ie appealed at the time end in Common Pleas was fined $200 and coats end given five du- ln Jail. Joesph Toner. men taken in an o wee one of the urdey night raids wee fined $200 a coats. lle wee the proprietor of a ormer eeloon at 203 Elm street. Twelve cease of Scotch whiskey were called in his place. Postal Employes Will Give Dinner To Peter Romano Pcter J. Romeno. popular orn- ployo in the South Nora-elk poet of- fice. who was married lest Satur- day to Miss mull Johnson. will be trndened a dinner In Schultre’e Kit chcn tomorrow evening. by hie ee- soctatee at the poet office. Mr. and by Romano have been at Lake George on their honey. moon. They will reside in the new Terrie apartments. radars l _ Get hose Extr- pggei ‘ Norriethecirneevcryex- eggrneenernorcceshl Andrightncwiethetime youcen make yorti‘ hens season if you will feed this wonderful mesh ac. cording to directions. Pulleteggs will belerger. more uniform in size with the eggs hem old hone. All eggs will be lm stronger-shelled— tho kind that get the I hatprimdud ifyouwill keep your bans on Ful- O-Pep Egg Mash they‘ll help you get the finest l ' broods of chicks you‘ve i .ever had. near Spring. ' File; Omit two-name?» "FOR SALE BY" "5 Gus Green . 300nm run 00. l-‘riday in a raid. it wee her eeoondfi ‘ combination coal and gas range. ‘lt WWII I , ‘Nieq . The wise buyer knows that Sterling's is noted for furnishin of lastin. beauty, with real character built In every piece. the best materials by the hands of skilled craftsmen r which it may be fashioned. Only furniture of the highest reach «our displays and you may rest assured that when of purchase the reputation of this great. store. Its of the finest type—furniture For lasting beauty. it must be built cgardless of the style or design in quality and perfect finishes ever you buy here you have back of your This Charming New Suite for the ' ~ “ Bedroom Tomorrow $159.00 Furniture that you cannot buy IInywhcre for loss than $200 —IIIId it Is only one of :20 equally good values. Well pro- portioned, prctlily dosigncd tillil cxvcllcntly constructcd of \Inlnut in combination with gillllWWIl Four pieces—dres- scr chest of drop crs b0“ -cud lied and full size vanitI as shown. Feature! 3 Luxurious Pieces $149.00 Values such as this can ’t help but make friends And this set‘ s superior quality construction assures our keeping the friendship of CIprI purchaser. RcI crsible cushions. . . . Graceful Simplrdty In Every LIne $139.00 You till be delighted with the simplicity of design that will ever he in vogue. The suite includes the nine plcccs as pictured. tho Int-rte buffet. oblong extension tzihl-x china cnbtnct. tive side chairs and host chair with garuinc lruthcr scale or tapestry. The wal- nut venccr is combined with other cant.“ woods and the price to greatly slashed to just “who. I RU 9x12 It. 3:11:86“ . $24.50 Think of buying this popular room size rug at so low price! pile and silky. ehccn. They are woven of the unset wool yarns. in the new fell patterns end colorings L the kind with the ditto soft 08.! Animator Rugs $32.50 Closely woven 9x1: ft. Axrnin~ d ater rugs — the kind that will give years of service: made of selected wool yarns. You have your choice of patterns and coloring: at tomorrow's low 'prlce. 27x54 Axminster Bugs $2.98 9x12 Wilton Rugs $58. 50 W This3 Piece Krochler Davenport $59.00 .Here is a suite that will completely turnieh your living room and the devenport will provide cairn sleeping quarters in case of nec- essity. Not only are we otlcrinr: this suite at a Icry low price but we are announcing unusually comcnlcnt Qdit terms that will enable sou to take ndmntago of this low price A Bargain Offering of Silk Pillow: in Many Difl‘crent Shepamspeeial at Only $2.98 Half moons. bolstcrs. squares. ounbureleucvory conccimlslc ll“- eign and elzc~-tn beautifully col- cred silk covers. some lace and French flower trlrnmcd~-ell fill- ed with Kapola. This Fibre Fernery $3095: tinder our Credit plan you‘ll never miss the cost of this re- ceptacle for your flowers during indoor months. Gate Leg Tables : ‘ $16.85 They may conveniently be plac- ed against the wall or may be opened out — both useful and decorative. Finished in rich mahogany color at this special low price. Dresser Special A $32.50 A magnificent selection of new dressers for fall at this low price. They are spacious with large mir- ror and roomy drawers. richly t‘lnishcd in walnut color and their sound construction is your guar- antee of satisfactionw The Victory Crawford is a new type comprises a complete coal range and $13.95 "" Ion will want one of theea heating etorce An all-round utility heater. fire-piece window and never-fail latch. All trim finished with hard. glossy enamel. .- Itli . ‘flimmmgmufl Florence Oil Heaters .- Hsa aluminum . In your honre the mount you see them baked-on. l-‘lre bowl finished with blank “'le 8“ rang_ ° mm two ovens. tomorrow. reel fuel aver at an extra~ porcelain enamel. Heavy metal tank will Can be had In either grey or black. oraieu-y p m m u, “1,. M, M 0:! WOURRANGEQUB. WINDOW" AND BALANG YOU PAY AS IT SUI'IS your Convenience. Every Stove fully Guaranteed to Bake, Cook dz Heat. Every stove or Range, set up when delivered. STERLING F U RNITURE (30.. muons 105 racemanAINsr. SOUTH N ORWALK 15“- ; :.--,—,n§..u-... I...
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