Corset Shop
rm: to neck dessrd’s
ls. lsin 8t. Bo. lei-wells
' V-LlO IN LADIES
owns. Hosts“.
oomrs sun
is UNDBRWEAR
"See U! First for Value."
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o
("e French Glove &
500
Player-Piano
Word Rolls
35c Each
' Studweli Piano Co.
a no main St.
Phone 123
Tonic Slnrts \‘mitlitul
t‘olor Iii-turning .Rniii
\i'uipli-
l'zvei-yliody know-i
glands and hair roo'u ii re active and
normal they will continue inilellniie-
ly to have rli‘li. imiuinl colored hair
entirrly fii‘i' oi gray .‘llli on‘woiined
i wits.
.\ doi'lnr smernl you": 111:0 il‘lix'f'd}
Tii .silz' iillh iiiiisiion "\\'l'\' not run;
.'I .«iiiiiuii‘ling tonic into the senili'
ilin' “iii i't‘lhl', sth'ngilii-ii and tone
up ‘linsi inactive Linllii-t an that nil-i
lure ill ill r (mn illilliiinilil‘ nay \viill
resume piitiii‘i: pientv
ltdhetr enlnr rendition of their hair.
9
iiiiousnisoiiiii‘ii'iio woiiniiiii ,
' NEVER GROW an OR ammonia
.As Long As Color Glands Bemsin Normal sud Active Plenty
of Pigment Will Keep Hair Its Natural
M_ .
l!‘ HAIR IS FADED AND [THIRD WITH
, GRAY BEGIN REVIVING OOLOR GLANDS
Shade.
will then again resume lls original.
natural. ltl'ltlllirlli shades of youth
regardless of the iisors' age or the
"I'lllill'kllbll‘ Discovery.
The doctor's search for is ionic
illril would accomplish this purpose
led him into endless experiments.
but the final result was worth it.
He didn't “ill” a dye or tint and it
of t‘Olli'F" lllliNi he harmless and
hilllll’iilill): iiiiiii'olllil helm-ii for
yi-itl'it nnil I'i‘ill‘l without the slight-
est iniiiiy lo llilii‘ or scalp.
l’niier llii- lllllllt‘ of l.1‘.'i'iI llliir
't'iiiiii- :invoni‘ may nbw purchase the
THE arbitrate strum—scum NORWALK, com. FRIDAY,
NOVEMBER 5, 1926.
people scattered all over the country
have been using it. Results are so
nstursl. gradual and nice that men
as well as women use it.
it doesn't stain the scalp. One's
friends seldom notice the gradual
change and to test what It will do
one needs only to apply it ll weoki
or so to some small spot and watch
rtl‘illiil.
Users havo boon amazed at the
younger appearance that comes “ilh
the disappearance of may hairs
t‘rOm their head. it any reader de-
sires 0 try a bottle of Lou's Hair
’l‘oni on tho maker's almdiite guar-
antee of complete satisfaction they
l'llOlllil pin I. dollar hill to this ad-
i “month 0:.
Jewel Thief in
Crimmins’s Home
MISSING ARTICLI‘ i VAl.l'hZD AT
320.000—WINIKHV W A S II E R 1'
ti U S I' [-2 (I T E I) AND lilithli
SOUGHT. .1
DARIEN . j
“ Landon “t'l‘l'ltla, lllll’lt‘ll, Hir-
respondent, tcl. Sentinel Uiilw.
Jewelry valued at 820.11110 lwlong-i
ing‘ to Miss Mary L'. t‘rtiiiiiiiiin, .'\'o '
retail. a daughter at the late John
J). Crtiiiiiiiiie. was stolen \‘v'eitiii mini ,
from tho Criiiiiiiiiis‘e New i'orii
home at 157 East Sixty-third PU'i'r‘i.
Detectives started it hunt. for it win
\er‘isement and loud it to the. Leo'st
'l‘onie Company. llrentwood. Md..1
with ihi Ir name. and address pialnlyi
vrilicii. A generous sin-d bot“.
will he sent prepaid niiiwliere.
iini'iiid .-\. Mend tlt'ld
ilow Cit‘illifr who liiid lll'l‘n \Hii‘kiii;
.‘it lili' house. 0
According to the police, the “It.
«low (‘lLllllCl' uppiiiiid ill Iln- Fitz.
iiiliis' home during lill‘ inoriiiiii: hi .1
Wall Street
coupon below.
0f Iliument j tonic he finally perfected. For sev-
ilruiziristii have Leo's
hair tiilii-<-—,~nrq-ii the linir‘ ernl now liiiirdi‘vssors and
$1.00 per IlOiilf‘.-—Ad\'.
it
into tliv
)i'illN
:ill lindliix ' worked iiiitli about ll: U.('i|Il'i\' ”1‘
.ii‘
Tonic. iiix he “as going out to iillliil. il‘
departed, but failed to iiiurn .li“i
within it ti'w hours it “as iiisi‘lni i« d
that the Joni-try \vnn llliSfilllH i'wii»
Miss Crliiiniliin‘s boudoir on [in 1311: 1
THE C. O. MILLER COMPANY
WiNTER’S JUST AROUND‘ THE CORNER!
Now. if ever. is the time for buyin knit underwear and heavier night wear. These
brisk days remind us that Winter and his troupe of blustery winds are just around
the cornea-soon they'll be upon us! Knit undearwear is a necessity for many~
here you will find it for the entire family, in all the weaves and weights that have
been proved for service. '
0‘
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Men’s Outing Flannel Pajamas . l
$1.75 $2.50
Made of extra fine outing flannel, cut full and
roomy t‘or eoiiii'ort. In stripes nadicheeiis. l‘er- '
fectiy finished and trimmed witli frogs and tin-l ...
quality liiiitoiis. Two piei'e.
Rent it
for a
Day—
Boy’s Outing Flannel Pajamas
$2.00
In the popular two piece models, just like Dad '5!
Made of sturdy outing flannel that will wear and
Johnson’s Wax
Electric Floor Polisher
. . Now you may have beautiful
wear. axceilent for these cold nights. waxed tioors without steeping.
' kneeling or soiling your hands.
vi
to:
This marvelous new labor-saver
~urntshes war on hardwood or
linoleumto .1 brilisnt lustre that
is hard to mar and easy to clean.
Ton times faster than hand me-
thod... ltuns itself — you Just
guide it.
Men’s Separate Shirts and Drawers
$2.25 $2.50
A fine mixture of wool and 0 ton. Will launder
qu‘ft‘i‘ii." Without losing that'iioft “woolly“ feei- 32-00 PER DAY
"'2. in either medium or heavy weights.
Gleaming hardwood floors and
polished linoleum reflect xoml
taste. Finish all your floors
yourself at n trifling cost. Phone
us now and reserve Johnson's
Wax Electric Floor Polisher for
any day you wish.
“Winsted” Ail Wool Shirts and Drawers
$3368 ca‘
give the maximum of warmth w
shirts and drawers are favored by
Made. of pure wool. they
weight. “Winsted”
their quality.
itiiout burdensome
men everywhere for
C. 0. MILLER C0,.
THIRD FLOOR
Men’s Wool Mixed Union Suits
$2.75 $3.75 $4.50
The famous “Forest Mills”
of wool and cotton. You h
dium. or heavy weights.
moderate price.
union suits in a fine mixture.
ave your choice of light, me-
A good union suit at a very
Union Suits For Boys
$1.50 $1.75 '
In medium or heavy weight
cotton in a variety of styles.
Either short or long sleeves,
knee or ankle lengths. .Well
tailored, p e r f e c t fitting
union suits that the young-
o sters like.
T ’ hi i
e am 8 e .
i
Everywhere you see younger girls wearing toms. No
wonder they like them. {or the turn has reached new
heights ot.’ smartnese with its bright new colors and
models. We have a wide selection here—most oi’ them _
tho hard-to-get models.
. \ ’ .
French Basque Berets $1.98
Genuine imported French Duane berets. In navy blue
or red tell. Probably the most popuiorvlinm of the
nelson. -
Boys’ Wool-Silk and Wool Union Suits
$2.25 '° $3.18
A wide. selection of wool 0r fine silk and wool unio-i
suits. in either light or medium weight. Preferred by
lmothers because they are warm, yet not too heavy for
" mild days.
Velvet Tsmsin Brlxli it
Bright indeed are these thing with their ssuey new 3
lines. and vivid roe oeleri“ for older ctr-Is. too.
Now “Valdid's’? ‘ ’ ‘ me
These very new trims line“ '
rod. They im very [mu-r 7‘
c. o. mama “lb-M
,a
C. 0. .‘llLLI‘R C0,. STREET FLOOR
:‘i‘ilco on account or illness.
—-—-_. 1
Miss Edith Cantrell. Post Room;
Viris purchased an Oldsmobile sc-
1
l
; :iveniie, have left for Florida. when
‘ rvpects to camplete the painting pi,
= the Review building by the end or
. net-n invited.
L High school
. granted ii. six iiiunihs’ leave of an. ‘
the week.
the relies-shown at Rome.
i'loor “here the window t'itiitl' r 1.. .
been working.
The theft was repertrd to ilw l:
67th police station. At Iii“ 1‘L~
iiiins' home all information l‘Oll'” l'
in! the ilit-i't “an denied. Wu 1..
. lure of the hints in not kiioun.
i Miss ('i‘liiiiiilns is iii-ll kiioun iii
i Dni'lcn as she spends most of lw i'
V lime in her Noi‘oloii home. illlil "
. the home of ll"r brother, ('yrl
., l'riniiiiins.
i —-
li‘urthti- intiirinulion conc- 111.11-
iiie iii_\>iiti'lt‘iiti Jillil".; .\" 15V“. it.
ill ii. piio was arrested in iti'iiin- pui‘
iiivsduy tor diuiikiless less than
.l hours utter ho had been dis
i‘iiiil‘yml i'l‘olli Si. \lllli‘l‘tli's )Hlfiltlltli
ilL'l‘u hi.- lind lil"'ll ii't‘uli-d ntli-i
oiinuiiitiig t‘oui' ounces of cliioi'o
iill'lll iillillll'lli, in apparently not
.xiiilubie.
That he “as employed this suiii- '
iiier at the 0): Ridge lluiil club iii
.'.irieii Mus \eiit'ied )velerdiiy ll),
Jack Gibson. club siiptrinleiiiirnt,i
.-li. Gibson r1 ‘gll‘lilii(‘i‘3 the liluit on',\ ‘
ingot-1y. and lit-lion's he worked iii
w Durham
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.Tristram 59° Hyatt
XORWALK’S i.tl.\i)iNii iliiY
(it)i)i).\‘
\ '1 1 It i i:
N orwalk, Conn.
Introductory Offer
8- DAYS' ounuovmsra 5 TO 13
ONE PAIR or HOSIERY FREE
With the purchase of two pair of Durham
Hosiery and the
We offer you one pair Fr
cause it takes three pair
want you to use them. abuse ti
est wear.
We will also redeem coupons from the following-
American Magazine
i Delineator
REDEEM BETWEEN nov. 5 a 1?
This Mupon. nroperly till. d wit
illltlii \
you to one Ilfl‘l‘ of lliirliniii iii .v-v frii
with the purchase or lu-r iil’i‘ 11' :1'.'.
“no style listed on this run)» 11.,
\‘:iiue .................
:J'rr‘it .
i'ity .S'rite ....... il'i'I ,
Style ... Size ....... l‘oli-r
'i‘liis ot'i'or applivs in I‘Lrlidiii styles
i‘h'in'nm, I‘i iieiiipo. Ddtihlt“
Hosiery
ee with the purchase of two pair be-
of hose for a convincing test.
iem, put them to the test‘of hard-
Ladies’ Home Journal
\i'eman’s Home Companion
We
magazines:
the clubiii Sit-plumber as groom,
i-Ziiipioyes at the club are seeuiril 4
_ through New York agencies. so I'll"
”iiirstion us to where Nelson origin»
i titty culiiu from l‘x'lllililiS llliilllfil’tt‘l‘l'ii.
iii-sideiils about .liui'ien who recall
’iiiu iiiun believe him to have been
at dope addi U and saw him more
than once in the possession or ii:1i‘-'
.ntirn. Gibson stated he reiiirnibcrs
..utliiiig iiiieernboiil the man. any-
UK that it he Were a done (lend, he
wouldn’t haw known it, since he‘s
..1d never iii-en one. i
1 ,
. —~‘I-‘or Tillillgflghillk. a new dining}
.oom suite at Sit i'liiig Furniture Co!
33 So. Main Street South Norwalk
FUR COATS. OLOTH COATS
DRESSES AND GOWNS
For, All Occasions
i‘iio smartest and best in town
priced lower than elsewhere. Ycil
must see them to appreciate their
wonderful value.
THE PARIS
Est. "02.
all «any ti_-riiis.~~.\dv.
...—....
Last month's prism {or the mum ‘
lill‘llClhc stores in Harlem pnsentq
id by the Dnrien Improvement “8-7
Utilliioll, were awarded as follows:
:i'ocery stores. first. Andrew Davey.“
.i-cniid. Darleii l‘rovinioii coiiipan);!
iilt'lli. markets: first. Schiiitze's Mar-3
.wi. second. Newport Market. Thug
l‘l'l.2i.‘8 consist of one month's {recK
.dieriising iii the Darien Review, 1
l
'l‘hcre will be a Reading lteciiaii
.:i the lioyle school auditorium by
Aims Esther Wilshire. assisted by}
Miss Einino Buyui'd. violinist. No-i
winner 16. {or the benefit of the
SATISFAUI‘ION Gl'ARANTFEI)
Fitzgerald & Caney
31 Merwin St.
Little Wonder
Fuel Saver
SAVES 20% to 33 i-Sra
On Your Coal Consumption
Combustion Engineers
44.. ‘~—~__.
Phone 2057
and slip on styles, prices
a wonderful
styles . . . ..
....... ......
86 Washington St.
"Trei'ousee" French Kid Gloves. plain wrist. novelty cuti'e,
“Kayser” Fabric Gloves, in siik. eiiumoisette and it‘
assortment of attractive, new shades and
...c’...
THE N. E. RYAN C0.
.. . .. $2.50. $2.95, $3.50
nthercttc.
....... . 98c to $2.00 pr.
fi
South Norwalk, Conn.
‘iilgll school lllllit'lic field. The re.
vital will be given under the aus-
pices of the school committee. Miss;
1:.iyard was at one time head of the;
~ii'ptll'llnt‘llt ot' violin at Oxford uni.
risity. '
nah school will observe National ;
liieation Week by giving a musical 1
;'il'El'ilm Tuesday afternoon. under,
.1le direction _. Miss Standish, :
i'iiiirsdny afternoon there will he 1:
short program in physical‘cducntlon, 1
i-d by Miss Wilson. To both enter»-
:.11nnients. parents and friends have;
H . 1
Mrs. Ituth Pillsbury BlrchardJ
urn-dilate of Aniesbury high school
and or the ii‘ainiington Normal;
.‘~i'i)COi. has taken the position In tin-
lett vacant by Mrs.‘
Ll'ilillcd a six months leave of ali- 1
i
dun.
.—._..
Mr. and Mrs. 1r. .\. chlii‘. Ir‘l‘nyi .
they will spend the winter.
(leoch Knapp. the local painter. i
“~— i
The actual nails said to have been i
used at th. Crucifixion are among
"We Are Our Own Whole.
haters and Retailers of
Quality Groceries
A. F. Beckmann Co
inc.
Washington Street
Mates so. sci-inn
s
.3'
items in scsrfs,
it
an
on! sets, and
" have been
.‘..1 this week.
sell
When
In
W
M met your cool now you‘re insur-
' against n cold winter.
you order now you’re needing your-
. poutbie shortage. ,
Don’t be one or those who waits until the
M mute.
Order now and play Info. Phone 72!.
GANS
so. NORWALK'
{is
s Insurance
:r...£:. v"
Norwalk Chronicler