FOR THE
7 LARGEST STOCK
HOLIDAYS.
AND AS USUAL
Rock Bottom Prices.
Thousands of Handsome Bargains at
STURTEVANT’S BARGAIN HOUSES,
AND ANN STREETS,’ SOUTH NORWALK.
, NORTH MAIN
ALKCO
Here ‘
We will close out a line of
unseen l5,
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Barge
.ku‘
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IS a
in.
w ULS'rEii-isnrseoo,’ ‘
Which is far below the cost to manufacture them.
They are , all
factory. We find we are overloaded and are de-
termined to reduce our stock, if prices will tell.
FRESH GOODS direct from our
T0 no NEEDI irnon
A RBIJIII" SOCIETY 0|lil.\.NlZl'lIl IN
SOUTII Ntlltll’AIdi.
Ill Olden! the Discouragr merit of Pauper-
Ill! and Indlwrlmlunta Alma-giving. and
[the Elevation of society—A. Board of
Managers in Govern tho 'Orgnulnllnn.
General Nelson Taylor presided and
Thomas 1. Raymond acted as secretary
ata largely attended meeting in the
Council Chamber on Iiaviland street,
yesterday afternoon, to organize a relief
association. The gathering included a
goodly number of ladies who are promi—
nent in benevolent work in South Norv
walk. .
After the object of the meeting had
been outlined by the chairman, a consti.
tution prepared by a committee com
posed of Messrs. Taylor and Raymond
and Rev. Ii. 0. Sherwood, who wrrre
selected at a subsequent lllt‘t:llflg for that
purpose, was read by the secretary. It
was elucidated by W. Sherwood anti
was then adopted section by section,with
- afew minor alterations its provisions
are as follows:
SECTION I. This organization shall be
‘ called the Relwt’finciury of South and
East Norwalk, (Jinn. Its objects shall
be the discouragement oi' pauperism and
indiscriminate alum-giving, and the ele-
vation and improvement of the condi-
tion of thepoor.
SEC. II. 'This association shall be coni-
posed of men and women, who will be-
come members by signing the constitu-
tion and bylaws, and making regular
contributions of means or service.
Brio. III. The society shall be governed
by a board of thirteen managers. seven
oven and six women, of whom a select-
mnn of the town of Norwallr, chosen an-
nually by the association, shall be an
oflit‘io one. 'I'ueive of said persons shall
be chosen at the first met-ling of the so
ciety, 'by ballot, after which
election and at the llntt meet-
- ing of said board, they shall be
divided by lot into thruu classes. The
seats of thoseoi the lirst clans shall be
vacated in one year. of tho secontli class
in two years, and of the third class in
three years; and at the expiration of the
respective terms of allies of each class
their successors Fhilll b:- elccted to servo
for the following three years or until
others artichosen and qualified in their
stead.
SEC. IV. The board of mana ersahall
have the exclusive control of t e funds
of the assoctntion. authority to make
by-laws and amend the same. llll vacan-
cies by appointments to last until the
succeeding annual meeting. appoint
committees, district visitors and super-
intendent, to establish an employment
bureau, and, gem-rally. to adopt all such
measure-sun may I‘nllble them to carry
out successfully the objects of the
association. .
SEC V. The ollicirs of the society
shall consist of a president. vice pres:-
dent, treasurer and secretary. The presi-
dent, vice president and treasurer shall
be chosen annually by the board of man-
agers from among their own number at
their first meeting aftrr the annual meets
ing of the association, and shall hold
tin-1r offices for one your and until others
are chosen in their l-ll'dll. 'i'lw rtw‘rctnr)
shall beappeiziieil and l‘i‘fllr i'Pd ill the
BRILLIANT WCIAL FUNCTION.
namep- of Miss All)“ Brown-MI Keel-tr
to Edwin nun Adams.
The spacious and hospitable Keel"
home on Smith’s Ridge was last night
ablaze with light and vocal with cheer,
and thronged With guests from New
York, Bridgeport, Stamford. Redford.
,Ridgeilvld, New Canaan. Pound Ridge.
and Lewisboro, the occasion being the
marriage of the youngest daughter of
Mrs Stephen Keeler, Agnes Brownson.
to Edwin Burr Adams, of New (Juneau.
A very remarkable feature of the festiv-
ity was the presence of the several differ
ent generations of this old New England
household. The venerable Mrs. captain
Stephen “031, of Carter Street, who has
recently celebrated the seventieth anni-
versary of her own marriage. sent her
aged and fervent greetings. and was rep
resented by children, grandchildren and
great grandchildren. A beautifully im-
presslve and tender picture of the even-
ing was the attendance of sixteen little
children, the girls attired in white and
the boys in handsome party suite, and the
scene, as they all were gathered at the
children's table and a blessing invoked
over them. following that o‘Ter bride and
groom, When not soon to be forgotten
one. . .
After congratulations and a sumptuous
”collationgthe visitors scattered over the
large Keelor establishment. admiring the
wedding gifts and thoroughly enjoyed
themselves in old-fashioned social inter-
course, which was broken, late in the
evening. by the departure of the con-
tracting parties for South Norwalk, from
which point the start upon a bridal tour
was made.
Among the many guests were Edwin,
James and SlAphen Hoyt, Boos, with
their families; E. B. Rogers and lady;
Timothy C. Adams, school commissioner
of Westchester county; Dr. and Mrs.
Cummings; Superintendent Adams, of
New York state: Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F.
Sillimcn land sons, Mrs. Samuel K. Lock-
wood, Mrs. Gould Rockwell and her sis-
ter, Mrs. (‘harles Rayinoutl._Miss Drum
mond, private secretary of Rev. Dr.
David ll. Greer, and tho Misses Hanford,
Fancher, l‘anliald and Raymond.
Through the courtesy of Rev. Mr.
Ncidu. rector of St. Mark’s church, New
Canaan, the Rev. Mr. Selleck, of Nor.
walk, on old friend of the family. titli-
(‘ihtull iii the sole-ninitirs ‘
A Iii'Ti‘lll-JR WI'I‘II .\ Illll lll'lAIlT.
He sends Illa Check for .27: and aChrl-to
mu Greeting to the Poor.
EditorSmfineI~DEau Slit: I was in-
arrested and highly amused by an article,
or rather free advertisement. entitled
“Free Meat." that appeared in your issue
of yesterday. I can imagine how grate-
ful and pleased any poor person would
llf‘ on receivinir one of the tickets
presented by that benevolent organiza-
tion. and thus armed and equipped
pleasure of tho board.
Slur VI. lbw treasurer shall receive;
and hold nil moneys securities, i'li‘" bw ‘
longing to the moiety, which he shall
keep under the dim-ti. u andmnirol of|
tlw board. “2- ~l.:l|l lithe l)<JnlIl‘l “lib!
nuillvient amount to the board of mm l
tigers, ;
SEC VII, lho district Vlfllit'llritlllilll:
be carefully ILhII‘lIf‘luI in the principlm,
(it the association and income n copy of
instructions for their guidance, which]
they shall be earnestly riijoimni to P ”re I
out. .
Stir VIII. Uflt'llllrllitd'nllflllIti- Iii' 3
[I‘ll by the :zmticiulion Ill. lliv :«iinimli
lllevtlbg, IsIIII I‘llt' by the b ..i~l ut trimm-
gem. They shall hold oilin- l’nr “in; your
and until others are app untml ltl their;
stead. They shall vitamin» the b "lid and .
accounts of the treasurerrrmn now to;
time. and audit the trvaoim'u normal
It
"$1". IX Tim filltt'i.il lllilI‘n“ OI;
the emit-4t) slui‘l in held on tho first
'I'urmlny of I’l'i‘i Inlivr, Hpvi‘lnl moot-
ingn may be railml by tltt‘ plinilillilil, and
It film“ be his duly tiit'.ill Hit In “both
"or 1?qule in writing; by live lutlII‘
belts of theiim'u'ty. .\t tlm annual tnvtit~
In; the board of lllutllllfl‘fn shall submit
a report of their proceedings and iluun-
clol transaction» for tho pant you with
such recommendations as they may lIl'f‘fll
advisable.
Sm: X. This nortstittition may be
amended at any meeting of tlmuoclcty
called for that purptm‘, of which tell
duyv‘uotim must be irvnatatlni; this
nature of the prawns: amendment by
publishing the some in one newspaper.
“bitched in the City of South Norwallt.
tree dryn' notice must be gtvvnof the
annual and all other meetings by publl‘
nation as aforesaid,
8w. XI. 'l‘hlrtt-un member» of the
association shall constitute a quorum for
the transaction of business.
A committee consisting nl ltur. Ulla
Halloclr, Charles li‘ ilalloclr. James
Ifflommodieu. Mr» 1'. I“ Botttwellantl
Mrs. N ‘. Campbell was appointed by
the chair to nelirtn board of mnnn‘
gen Indnn auditor. They reported as
follows: tielectnum Talmmian linker.
mien Iilll. .lnt‘ob M. Layton.
M. It. 0. I‘lhrrmtnl. James
It'flommetliru. l‘txlounl Imlio Smith. (7.
P. Hollocir. Mn: .1. ll Jennings, It",
Bomurl Hopkins. Mn It [I I‘lalvted.
In. N J: Campbell. Misti Manic Cava-
nsgb. If". James A. ltrncn: auditor,
W43. Poole. They Wfrt' vim-int by n
ballot out by the secretary.
Among the speakers was Eben Hill.
who told what the mile! racist] in Due»
Ni", filter which the one here wlilbe
Wired. to doing antliian done. Mr.
W related nevi ml instances of abject
poverty among worthy people, which
hi came under his illustration on select-
“, mung whom. he thnnnht. a relief
”one“ do good work.
'1‘. Hill hm called a martin: of the
|t‘lll'l‘Ii Illl’ fill-3.
lillll't'll boldly into the camp of the
[‘Ilt‘luy: or. pardon rue. the butcher shop
named on the ticket. and there, sur-
rounded by friends and acquaintancm,
demand its value in free meal
I“r(llll your innit acquaintance and ex
li.'llt‘fl(’t‘ with the philanthropic iudb
vidunls composing the Hutchera‘ l’mtec-
tire association, i trust you will hear me
out in saying they are of great boat-lit it
the pour people of Norwalk and South
Nor-mill, and incidentally to their news-
man-rs. by way of liberal advertising;
mimonplontly llll'il generosity in no
viizirnc i'riulli? itstoexvite small comment.
Now, In” Ill’lflt‘ n member of that
mttvl’. and being that deprived of the
pluma- III «wiitrihutlng ticketi for free
vomit. and knowing from hitter personal
-.rp Ell'lli v luv! it It to be M) pom tlmt.
p tertilil)‘, l initiht harp lit-nu tempted to
un-rpi and use one of those ticketabud
it two promoted. I enclose herewith my
A Merry Christmas,
together with three cheers and a tiger for
tho Iiutcbern‘ Protective association.
You are at liberty to give thin money for
distribution to the motors of the
churches, or distribute it yourself. I
make but one restriction: on not pura
rhm-lirketo with any part of it. Ret-
prctfully yours. E. .l. thum.
A WWII IINU‘I‘B MISSION.
Pending mode of the (my.
shorten! meeting on record last night,
the mine lasting lust four minutes.
Acting Mayor Fox presided and Coun-
wrre present.
ilertmyed.
appointed by this board.
hit-inevi- of the your closed up.
It'll“ I'll! RIVER.
sums.
tingle-mm! l'. J., was the mil-other
of 'l‘nlcott ll. Holland Henry Hall. who
formerly conducted the drug store in
mminl'. blink. site no in the elect:-
ftmth your at her we, and {or more
m of W tor fistunlay alm—
”sttbsmml mmtoolmt
“I!“ further "first the imitat-
iiiiui tum mentions ltd bun owner of
tliv mm as am» nouns-Mm.
Momma warn the in that plus
Thi- coma-m Council must to. of on.
The Board of Councilmen helil the
cilmon mebriilge, Knapp and Judson
A rtmlutlou was paml that ten of the
funding bonds of the city, numbered
from 0i to ill), he «enrolled, revoked and
The resignation of Daniel McIntyre is
supernurnerary policeman was accorded.
but his successor will prolnhly not be
The meeting adjourned to the amt:
outwit": hills will be paid and the
Inn amt tit-snipe! the in, in mm
Mrs. Martha him Bouts. who. died in
rm.
WWW
ri'iitfiittiidtivrvur.
lA (llilflllIIS FREAK OF AN ELI-ii?-
TIIII.‘ CURRENT.
Curried to the Home Alon. III Ivan Water
Pipe It Hells Another Pipe and Ignites
the (In. Causing a Lively Ill-u Under
the Bltehen of Jams-Sutherland'r House
At 12:10 o’clock this afternoon an
alarm of fire from Box 21, on Belden
avenue, called the Norwalk tire depart-
ment to the residence of James Suther-
land, where the floor beams under the
kitchen. directly over the gas meter,
were ablaze.
The tire was extinguished by neighbors
with a few pails of water before the
firemen brought their apparatus into
play. .
The tire was amystery until it was
found that a lead pipe connected with
the meter had been melted. Au investi-
gation showed that a current had been
carried along an iron water pipe from
the electric road to the house, melting
with it. and, igniting the gas. which set
the beams on fire.
HOSPITAL EXPENSES.
A Recapllulatlon ol the Report of the
Executive Committee.
The executive committee of tlic Nor-
walk Hospital association present some
Interesting flgurers concerning that insti‘
tution. The recapitulation of the expense
account for the year ending December 1,
is as follower
Real estate. . . .. ...... it noon
Expense account .. 31.23
Telepono lam
Reut............... 40m
Board and washing. .. .. 431.95
Drugs and supplies. , ,. .lll.‘.’0
Nursing.... auxin
Light.... . 211.0":
Furniture and lixturers ,. 1:35.115
Construction vii-count .. . . 10392
Total. ...... .
The recapitulation of receipts
the following showing:
Received for ambulance final
From sorletlen
From churches .,
From individuals, ..
From hospital boxes ............
From executive committee
Total ........ . ....... mt .
During the year thirty
were treated. twenty from the town and
eleven private. Twenty-two were dis
charged, two died. and seven remained.
Six operations were performed lIlII'I!)'{
the yen. -
A-lr. J. WV. studwoll and lheCl-llln Plano
(Extracts from the Music TI'IMIQ'V‘ of New
York, Dec. it, 15933:
THE CLAl'LlN PIANO.
lamenting About R-N’ow Plane That "in
linen Recently l'ut Upon the Market.
I received the following letter from
one of my subscribers at South Norwalk,
Comm
Hort" Normans, ('uusu ilvx. '.‘, Nil.
MK..II)IIN('.I‘.IIHI.'.\'Il,t‘1Illuf‘.
Iloarfilr1~Klndlylnforiii me or the .ntwndlug
in thotrade of the t‘lntlln piano.- llnw they n
factory, or in it it. stencil piano?
Yours truly,
.l. W. P'il'lni'lll
Eot'ron‘s Rom: » Au several other in
quiries have been lll‘l‘lt' of me regarding
ing this piano. it may Ivo well I~t air-- it
few facts concerning it.
The t‘lallin piano ii notit stencil piano.
its sonn- have lllOll‘,’,lil, but is m i-lu My
tbt' I'lilllln I‘Ivm'i I'm. ill which 'ili' .\.
Fl. I‘lallin. ii nun oi pit-Ii and l‘llli‘l'lll‘lu -.
in tho |ll'i'~lilr'lll. Willi" lhw annual in Ill
nip-rim l wr-ru-Liri i~ \lr. l". l’ ll:t-\h'll-‘.
canal in
makes
win ms li-r t-ni yn-iir-t Ilit‘ rviiiti-mt Hum!
in London tor lliu vrll Nniilh .\ ’i'll"ll
Organl‘o,,.iirl we nth-r that t'illlllt‘i“
tel with tlw I'Itlli-rmll l'tuuu ( '.-, of II- a»
too. at the "manger of thi-ir ItiflllhIn
this oily.
The “Who Point in. i :v regularly
Incorporated concern. under the laws or
this State. Impoid up t-ipiliil stock is
“5,000.
The factory of the company is a three
storied building.Non, 517,519, 521 and
523 West 45th street, New York ("‘ily.
The factory contains all modern im-
provements. and is well adapted for its
rpose.
The Ciatlln piano is a good, well-mails
instrument. sold at a medium price and
guaranteed to he throughly reliable in
every respect.
Many reap nulblo dealers have ulrvndy
taken the agency for the piano, and have
without exception. expreseod'tboir satin-
fsctlon over the merits of the instrument.
They will have a new catalogue out in
a couploof weeks or no.
To show the value of the ab w.) opiu-
iou we quote the following letter:
Btlt'Tll Nonwmm, Conn, Nov. 2-1, limit.
John C. Fivmid, Help: Eififnr Music:
Trade:
Ilmwitb I hautl‘you $3.00 for a year's
subscription. I ltti. the aper most. in-
tore-dug. It In full of va noble Inform
stlon to the trade. J. W. Benn-tut.
We congratulate linsmdwell and agree
with him that the music trades is most
interesting and full of valuable infor-
mation. We consider the above am
usually so and trust he does
Norm—Tbs practice of piano stencil.
in; h resorted to
persons. They buy a piano and have
their name painted or ‘futenclled” on it
and mat themselves so being the
MIME". which iii. of course. an
lmpcsltion and a fraud.
Pianos direct from our factory at
Motel: wholesale rates. Every
fulfilment guaranteed for five years.
Highest local references to customers
mam. Knuth-sour MIMI before
elsewhere. One hundred
dull-u saved on every instrument on
simian at the Oily Hotel, flotilla
m T.HAIM:DKM,AH.
the lead pipe whom it came in contact _
by unscrupulous ‘
A
prices.
Plush, for $25.00. Former price
Former price $16.00.
Solid (lair Extension 'l‘ables,
price $1.25.
tall and look over our stock
It is the largest in town.
2.00.
2.00.
81.25. .
$1.25, at pa.
lot) pr. Men's
34 pr. Boy’s Hand Sewod Sho
$1.35.
areal [lash Sale at Furniture
‘ DAVID srow's .
We have come down with the times to hard pa'n CASH
Abeautiful Parlor Suit of five pieces, covered in Crushed
Handsome Winton' Rug Couches, with fringe, for £412.00.
Solid Oak High Back Dining (lliairs. 81.00 each. Former
llavitl Stow, 28 South MainhS
Go to , Theodore Olsewn’s
—SEU()ND SALE 0F~~
Ladies’, Missses' Men's and Boy's Shoes.
513 pr. Ladies‘ Turn and Hand WieltHShoes, worth 34.50, at
too pr. Ladiesa'u'iliip Shoes, Opera
273 pr. .\lisses‘ lgid, Spring Heel Shoes, worth $2.00, at
113 pr. Child’s Kid. Spring Reel Shoes. sizes 5 to .\. worth
Calf Lace Shoes, worth 82.50, at 81.2.5.
Theodore OISen
8| Washington Sheet. South HOMOIH.
'1‘
$40. 00.
$1. 60.
Former price $5.50.
before you purchase elsewhere.
a
88!. ,
and c. ,s.. worth $3.50. at
cs, sizes ii. to ill. wort-h $53.59. at
N( )W IN I’R
Will Save T
a!"
_lishH
,. .. l
BOOTS. SHOES IHO HOOBEHS.
the Manufacturer of lliilltinn's
no AM. KINDS Ol‘
Plumbing. Steam
AND
Gas Fitting.
Ill-vili-l'i- In "0' “i, and s‘eam "aaflnfi
Huts, “£35m: Ororlury,
DtcoiaieiliclllllllililStl8:Si.35
TO HIGHER tilt/tilts}.
Factory work ntiendedfln promptly.
9......“
F. H. HASH & OllO
99219919.?“ “its?" _.
Physician for Women.
Ills. Oil. ii. I. lililiFOIlll
can be consulted at her office.
342 llroni at. llriilmart. or
from to made 7 p. in. any day except Sunday
The
In regular h stolen and tor
he ‘ mhum'ltilt antennas
of 0 I a specialty in running
from sabrclmcu y the do t to he as: can
consult . call out in i o .Itf’tifent roan.
deuce, Ilia with l. o severance of receiving the
moon life and scle'ptlfls tmtmipt inmvr
to rmfisn medicine. amt-cu
fora All” on; manganese. germ‘ lawn
l’H WI) y "av It as.
old-emu. . mmw
$1.00 at the (treat Shite Sale
c. H. HARVEY’S,
Willi—ASH 8i liltii.1
Ol'iRESS AT
wo Dollars,
and "twill be a sign of progress
on our part if you hire 1: hand
in t e proceedings it'sn quick
saIe, and a quicker sail 'o (irent
Savings Harbor. A purchase" of
shoes new will save you money,
save your feet, and saw you a,
root deal of troubii. ’l‘hsii'si
t rce savin s, and earl» one of!
them is wol worth making. 'l‘n
00111813091: Bros?
minimums *
Cor. Main and Wall Sts.,
NORWALK, - - - - ,CONN.
his We 'have no connection with any other stove in either oily.
HOLIDAY GREETING!
Some oi" our many attractions will prove to be the very'thing
only tictitosszu-y to look over our stock in order to find a handsome
and appropriate gift for persons oi any age, size, sex or condition.
_' Regarding prices we out say“ that you will find them to your
satisfaction. We have marked out/holiday stock at figures calcu-
lated to place those new goods within the reach of all, and .We
think it: will be a pleuszviui‘ surprise to you when you find how far
you can milk a it very limited aniouni go in nice selections lroin
our splendid stock.
Silver Plated Ware for Holiday Presents.
These are all triple plated and in the nvwvst designs. The stock was made for the finest
jewelry trade, but we on selling it at ‘
DRY GOODS. PRICES.
Inn-gr l‘inntr (.‘ii-‘lnrn
Jr
bitiles, at ll‘tf: iliiiltl's silt-vi t‘op, Ilflllllfl'lnlt: design: 25c: Child's
Silver ('np, in satin liuml b t. .‘it'; Napkin Rings, large assortment chic. lint. We, :50, 980: Tooth
Pick Holders. Ittlll'}' shapes, him ', 1.13%: ’I‘oiiti! liottlcsi with silver basket work, 25c and 39c;
Bun-lion Dishes, various styles, '3 lb; Handsome Fruit Basia-ta, at '.‘ (H to {- ith: Individual Salts
with spoon, in satin lined box, Mic: Silvcrtfitrii Baskets. at l l’i. tilt and 2.115: Sugar Bowls,
silver stand :inii glut-s howl f'w; ('riimb Troy and Hamper. new shape, V’. 2'5; Pickle Casters. at
I ‘:‘-‘ ‘3, iii. 1’ '3" {Hill 13 9*: l plow: Silver T821 Set,
only ii to; ilwliw .; iv Edward» Table Spoons. guaranteed for 20
years, i‘ulti Si-i: lloiinrs t\' lililuiirds 'l'. 2i HIM-ma, igiiurraiitwui for '1“ years» 1.27) set: Individual
Salt and Pepper filiakt-r, in Mllll‘. irr ii box l l-wt: Child's Set. Knife, Fork and Spoon to match,
(we si-t: Silvi'r l'illilt‘l‘ llisht s, all may llt’>I}_{Ii.-~,
it“
“mgr y‘ .'
Kmuw .md 1;,ka iguitm‘ituwli 115m gut:
tok- Baskets Il‘iizii i 1'“ in ._ li':
r-t 7" i’. ‘0‘ M4;
.\'. ll.~» --.-\lliilli'sll\'t*i’li urt- isgiumtumnd by the Inauufiiciiirors.
make this threefold etiring.
make direct for our slow and
than make a purchase. By sol
doing you’ll make mom}. ()uri
stock is as sensonnbh' an
overcoat and as cheap as inloi',
goods in May.
O. H. HARVEY. 4
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WHULNALE .\.Vll III'I'I‘AII. DEALER l.\’ ‘
IEIIHEH IIIO SHOE FlHOiHOS.’
Slices ill North Main Btmt. '
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21w, Ifw, and cw.
revs, Etc.
lilnckboarils, best quality silica coating, .it .1”, ism, 7:50, 'mtr and Lil}; Doll Carriages, with
I’uruaols, from llb'i‘ to law; All kinds of Dolls, Ii’olll or up; Express Wagons, from 250 up; Drums,
good sheepskin heads, law to 1w; Laundry Ht‘l‘i, at inc. mic and our; Picture and Story Books,
from it: up; Good Strong Hulls, at :lm- tam-b: Magic Lantern», complete, We and We; Iron Banks
and Safes, from 100 up: African Dodger, makes lots of sport at We: All kinds of Games, Build-
ing Blocks, TM and Iron Toys. etc, in tact everything you can think of to make the little tots
happy can be found here. imll Tea Sets, decorated china or pewter, from tie up.
HANDKERCHIEFS.
'l‘hrre’n much room for choice in Handkerchiefs~~choieo in styles and qualities and prices.
Wo‘rt! absolutely certain that another display like our» cannot be found in the twin cities, and we
think pricey. will look hotter than other». In other wordso dollar will go further here than in
most storca. [lord are :i. f» -.v iii-ma to measure that stock by;
Laditia’ I’olorietl IIIII‘lII‘I' Handkerchiefs, only fit! eat/Ii: Men’s Plain White or Colored Border
Handkerchiefs, fie ouch: Ladle-1’ Fancy Embroidcrml Handkerchiefs, at 100 each; Men’s Fine
Hcmnt ltt'llfill Linen llamlktertrhiofu, at are each: IMiea' Embroidered Chiffon Handkerchiefs, Bile
each: Men’s Initial Silk Handkerchiefs, only lino each: White l-iilk Mufllm, new designs, at 790
each: Finn Hilk Mufflers, extra large, black. white or colored, uric.
CHILDREN'S (.‘I ‘l'ri.
At gum, m», At ‘330. Tic, and $1.31!.
Any person residing in South Norwalk and purchas-
ing goods at our store to the amount of $2, Will be
allowed our fiiro.
We how no commotion with an other store in the twin cities and we wish
to lm no u m you that run ARGAINS (irritant) m This saves.
N I Bl 'I‘ISEJICNT VIM. IW. FOUND ONLY AT
, The Norivaik Boston Store,
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for the person you wish to make happy on Christmasday. It is.
Norwalk Chronicler