if a J‘Snle of Dining Room Sets For Thanksgiving0 special selling offers unusual savings in scores of the very newest styles. l s 7') ‘.\_.J 5 ~ A“. ' '. . r-‘ :1- ..- ' 1 , ’ V 3 ?‘ --. 4 :’ :, 1‘11?— » . é , ., ”new: Creation for the Dining Room! , ”dining room suite represents a remarkable collection lturu for this room. Like many others it is built of ‘ ninut which is the popular wood this season. its style in vogue now. Let us show you! $149 up NGING FROM ...................... , ith a New. Bought ,S s 26-Plcce silverware 'tur choice of dinner set or legnnt service . to we re -— _‘r six persona' mos neatly fit- -.n small case. ,‘onkeclls for 6. . l0 2 Dinner Set a _._f Ask About Our Budget Plan . and our remarkable Budget Plan a real convenience g your home. This plan enables you to pay for tire on terms especially arranged to suit your own ‘requirements. filing Furniture CO.“ " Main St. Tel. 105 So. Norwalk ' uowslu) savour: BY HOWKRD SAVAGE National Commander of the f American Legion Armistice Day is the service lnnn's‘dny. It is 0. day which should be made sacred to the ' memory of those brave men who i went over to Flanders Field but” , never returned. I know of no i better way to celebrate that tiny thanwby upholding the as- ' tionnl defense net of 1920. l I believe lnNmtionsl prepared- ! nose. God knoys we do not want mhther war. We lllouid be ever it peace. but ever prepared. ] sinecrely hope that there nev- er will be another Armistice sy. :hnt there will never be one or war. I remember when I was small my father told us that the child~ roll of that day would be the men of tomorrow, that they would fill the places of those who had gone before. . Now my father is gone and the .91“ a = STYLES CERTIFIED , women’s and children ’s shoes; quality guaranteed ‘ at our store. ' CONNEALLY & BR'ACKEN SOUTH NORWALK. CONN. "sf 71's. 0Lo'rn soars : AND oowse 4'! ll Occasmns vent and best in town er than elsewhere. You f .em to appreciate their The French illove & Corset Shop Next to Beck Haznrd's 4 No. Main St, 80. Norwaik value. SPECIALIZIJG IN LADIES eLovss. soslanv PARIS conss'rs AND ' .. .. "m ‘ .usnsawnas ‘ ,_ t. South Nomlk “See Us First for Values" 4‘ All Cars Stop in Front of Our Store "Always Something New" The . anon Shop s'r. soawsLx Railroad Ave. ,. r ' ‘ ' Phone 542.2 ANGIVINE _. FURNITURE C0. ' "In North Main Street _ Sc. Norwaik Phone 25-3 TEIE SILK SHOP “ ' iipposlto the Mnhnckemo Hotel fathers of many of the Legion men are gone. and it is our duty :0 see that the coming generation is prepared to take up the torch add sword when we are called be- fore our Creator, Then we can face Him with s AreConiiscsted BROOM!!!“ snousn HUI- I'IOION 0’ mounts 0N BM POI! MAD—4118103. [0 DOOR GWEN HAUNIG .IDDGE. .0 DARiEN _,.._.... lando- llerrich. Dsricn. cor- .ospondsn bl. l-thsl Office. Nos-wall s . I ' Jar ~ Joseph nullno. use wm‘ to. street. Brooklyn. and Elisabeth wil- roek. 181! East ”rd street. Brook- lyn. were apprehended in Dsrlsn yesterday sfternoon by. Policeman Al Rumsn iey. on s c srge of illegally trsn porting liquor. A cargo of too so. ounce bottles of Indis Psle Fronten. so Al‘wss confiscated by the police. Policeman Frank Standing notic- ed the couple pass through Dsrlon yesterday morning in s. Chrysler roadster, and spotted them ss boot- leggers. Standing poled the word to the other officers. Policeman Al iiumsn was on traffic duty st the rsiirosd viaduct in the afternoon, and recognised the machine when it passed him going west on the Post rosd. State Trooper Quigley necidentiy happened on the scene at the mo- ment. and since Rumnn's motorcycle was not at hand. he instructed the stat. officer to follow the car. The Chrysler was traveling st s moder- ate rate of speed. snd wss Quickly overtaken. and its occupants put an. 1 dc;- srrcst. ‘ ‘ itesi estate bonds of 81.000 were furnished by both Bniiiuo'hnd Mrs. .ililirock. They will bl? tried at the weekly session of the Barton town court Monday night. —— At the monthly meeting of the Dorian Mssonic _dub in Hamster Hall Tuesdsy night. Rev. Floyd 5. hitch. pastor-of St. Luke‘s Episco- pal chum. Noroton. presefied to the club the original door to Ivanhoe badge. No. 10'. The Lodge was founded in Dnrien in use. but into: surrendered its charter. Dr. Lesch's gift is of no in- trinsic vsiue but its modstions are of interest to the members of the present club. snd his generosity is greatly appreciated. The original club. fro which the door wss res- cued. side at the res;- of the pres- ent site of at. Luke's chu ' . Approximately two was cleared at the Masonic club‘s card party, held isst week at the home of Dr. Harry D. Hanson on stield ave- nue. it was announced by Arthur G. Maury. who was chairman of the. sense of having done our duty. Many Attend legion Bali At ,Westport . in “Y” Gymnasium Over 200 attended the annual military ball of the August Mot— thins post. No. 63. of the Westport American Legion and Woman‘s Au!‘ ilinry at the Westport Y. MIC. A. gymnasium last night. Many ex- form. The features of the evening's pro- 31mm were the exhibition drill of the Frank C. Godfrey post drill team and the grand march led by Sergeant William O‘Grady of Nor- walk. The drill team gave s very service men were present in uni- Hauslo department of which Miss, committee which took charge. The members were sstisfied st the re— sults and tools the opportunity to, thank the committee for its er; forts. , , ___. At the close of the business meet- , ‘9‘, v ii , ,. if“ E.‘j.‘.lp'l‘rg,.» V F ,‘ i t . ,1“ i J. :- ~ ‘ *3 m'imfl‘.‘ CONN. THURSDAY. NOVEMBER“, 1m week tbs-t that class has captured the trophy. ‘ ldwsrd %. Fuller. Darien school superintendent. lef‘. yesterday for lid-week service st tho Presby- terisn church. Noroton, was ob- sss-vod lest evening at the home of John 0. us, Middle-sex road. Noro- ton Heights. school's bank bslsnoo now stsnds at shout 11.100. individusi accounts are kept by osch child. The system was inaugurated lsst Ilsrch. sad the pupils have mud. on snv'bis reo- Boston. where he will sttend the ant. nstionsi convention of school super. lutendsnts. Never Bees Rom LONDON—hm“ Mortimer. one of the leading boukmskers of Eng- land. handles millions of dollars in racing wsgcrs every ycsr. but he hasn't seen a horse race in more than 20 years. He hss an srmy of scouts and studies past per rmsnccs _._.. TRISTRAM Es? HYA WALL EMT GLOVES snd UNDERWIAR Thorn were 26! depositors at tho and breeding records to h Baker school last, week and the determining the odds. p him in -- Norwslll's Leading Dry Goods Store - NOHWALK Visit The Bargain Basement Broken Lines 0! Romnsnts of ’ SILK, WOOL snd COTTON GOODS At Reduced Prices - ants Trooper Cola ing. s socisi hour was snioysd by. the members A spelling bee was; suggested and the members seps- rsted into two teams. led by Arthur Johnson snd Edwin Cooper. First prise went to J. W. Scott asunders, and s‘ond to Arthur'fiuclt. Visitors st the Baker school yes- terday were especially invited to in- spect the work being done in the Btsndish is director. and a number of the pupils' friends snd parents sccepted the invitation. The attendance banner in the, Baker school was sgsln won by the Kindergdrten last week. with .but Speed 0 Psssenge Wagons‘REOOsrs t moraine aim onnnanusr w some sun sumssoums HAYDEN AUTOMOBILE co. is Wagner. Branch Ila. u was: svn._ noswsLn saline-Verena: mass: as: j: suns s ssr or sesame mm were. - ‘wsv use my ‘ mum omens so canoes rson. Frank Lender’s stamens-ms m evacuation for larger ‘ o ‘ , .>;,: ..,. 3,»- impressive exhibition which was two days absence for the whole well received by the large crowds weeit. Thll ll the third Iuccossivo . . ——-—-‘—_v _.__..____._._‘ , sst‘lsi'siltoryysnd also very Ml! wind- l Lightly Boned it and Very ~ . Trim-Fitting ii it this smart and L comfortable W a r - lner’s Corpelette ‘» ,whiclix provides fthc perfect idundeufion for the use d e on frock, avoiding. any ' bulk of fabricst‘thc waistlinesad emphs- ' . W it". new charm of the figure. “50‘0"“ it ‘THE c. o. MILLER COMPANY Q ' THANKSGIVING LINEN S Can your linens meet the demands of the Holidays? Thanksgiving is almost upon us, and beyond lies Christmas, and» New Year’s. Here is headquarters for wise home- makers, for they know that linens to meet every need -— of the finest quallty :— are always found here. Useful or decorative, we have them all—at prices that anlte comparison. White Linen Dinner Sets ' $6.50 complete Made of pure white linen damask. The set consists of a 60 by 60 ilemstitched dinner cloth, and a half-dozen hemstitchcd napkins to match, size 14 by 14 inches. Priced moderately, indeed! White Damask'Dinner Sets $9.25 Set ‘ With Larger Cloth and Napkins—$10.75 A finer quality 68 inch white damask hemstitched din- ner cloth and six eighteen inch napkins to match. The larger set has 68 by 86 cloth and 20 by 20 inch napkins. Finest quality throughout. . ‘ Bridge or Refreshment Sets 1 $1.98 ‘° $3.50 Be prepared for busy Hoiidsys~these sets cost so little, yet add tone and color to your Holiday functions. The sets consist of thirty-six inch cloths and four napkins to match. Hemstitched Luncheon Cloth: 45 Inch Cloths 54 Inch. or 60 by 78 Inch Cloths $3.25 ‘° $3.98 $4.50 ‘° $8.50 Hemstitched Luncheon cloths of beautiful satin damask, in three popular sizes. Every piece in this selection is hemstitched. For Thanksgiving—and certainly here is today’s ideal Christmas gift suggestion. Genuine Madeira Napkins ' " $2.48 for 6 Genuine Madeira! Beauti. ful quality that will do justice to your Thanksgiv- ing feast. We have made the price so low that you can buy a supply for years to come. A DAMASK—Dy The Yard So niany people love to make their own linens! It’s so easy, and of course you make substantial savings. We list several damasks in different widths or weights, all of the finest quality. . *~ Heavy Double Damask $3.48 ‘(22 Inch Napkins to Match $8.75 don), Seventy-two Inch Damask $2.34 Lustrolis Silver Bleach Damask $1.68 .. 0 Heavy quality. . All Linen Dish Toweling .. 29c ‘° 39c An extra heavy quality at a very moderate price. Msde of pure lincn that will wear and wear. , C. O. MILLER C0.. STREET FLOOR . . p v- ‘A P DECORATIVE LINENS ’ A I all assortment of Italian, Spanish, Chinese, Moravian, and other decorative linens. Just the kind of selection that you like to inspect at your leisure—there are so many single pieces that deserve individual attention. Ma we invite you‘to come in and see t em? C. 0. MILLER C0.. STREET FLOOR .They have 72 by 90 Dinner Cloths with hematitched napkins to match, twenty-two inch size. beautiful floral or conventional designs. Hemetitched Luncheon, Napkins f Larger Size Dinner Set: $19.50 'Set In strikingly Colored linen Sets $4.75 White fifty-five inch linen . cloths, with borders of blue, 6‘ rose pr old. The sets include ' six napkins to match. An un— usually fine set at a moderate , price—a Christmas gift un- usual. $2.98 " Here is an opport y to add to your napkin supply at very little cost. hesc‘hapkins are of pure linen— hemstitched. An unusual combination of ,quality and economy. uses GUEST Towns 50c ‘° $1.18 ° All linen guest towels, ready for your linen closet. A wide assortment of sizes. Linen Huck Towels 500 All linen hack towels, hemetitched d a m a s k floral borders. Size 18 by 32 inches. men Glass Towels 990 to 590 All linen glass towels, in brave blue or red checks. Good generous size.
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