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[The very utm ‘
~+. .roys ‘
thousand. and tram every part or the world. Some oi the
triva‘noes imaginable. mechanical and musical, including
900?». Typewriter and Automobile. and toys to represent
19th i
us ever thought or by man.
, DOLLS.
ilDoiis our variety in prica extends from be to $11" ; in variety
vsmudalar beyoud- anyone's imagination. Undressed Dolls in ev-
, e or. kind known tel-the manufacturer. Walking. talking. laugh-
. ill“! with moving eyes. We're sure to suit your taste and
here. for the prices range from 1c to $5 each.
‘ GAMES.
he .0 picked out .4 of the best manufacturers in this country, and
i5. selection from each line. so as to give you a grand choice. Fifty
c. 60‘ styles at 100. and others as high as you please. but all at
You will find games here that many dealers never heard of.
., Books
15000 Books in this stock to select from, and none over $1. Hundreds 01’
100. :Zch and 25c kind that will make you wonder how they could be
loll at those iigures. Many bound Books from the brightest authors
_'Q&iill and all at fully one halt the book store prices.
TREE FIXINGS.
Troe‘ornumeute in such bowuderiug variety that. you will hardly know
. look at first. Besides the besutiiul Glues and Celluloid articles we
011 kinds ot Fruit. just as natural as the real. Ships. Anchors. An-
dhungeds of novelties in every hue of the rainbow. Tree Candies
audio ol‘d’ers.
WAGONS.
a mat! . w ‘
people‘depiihdou and till " g .
Wristnhitt iu our minds‘ior months‘p‘sst, until now We are prépsre‘d to up . , _
I wn. ‘ ., ugh an hum, ‘se variety be ioundun 91911013012.
ii tithing with‘chirtiml‘to' try to picture wrth pen all there is to tel about tit
.th‘ui for your on oyment, convenience and advantage. There’s not a foot
otp ere seems to have the magnetism of the season.
cry want for the lioiitiays. and measure
‘0 1‘ ‘ ‘ ' ‘ ‘ ‘ "
is is ill .
eaves the largest cities. It is like trying ‘
grit t Store just now. Never havewe made
‘of space that hasn't assumed‘a practical Holi-
i‘
l
. .; CUTLERY.
in order for you to have some conception of what may be found here rc-
member we otter laryour selection 150 styles of Pocket. Knives. 40 styles or
Razors. 25 styles of Scissors and Shears, 30 styles or Carving Bets. besides
a great assortment or other things which go to make up the only Cutlery
Department in the town. i:
PLUSH AND CELLULOID. ‘
Manicure Sets. Toilet Cases. Work Boxes, Jewel Cases. Fan. (llove and
iiandkerchict Boxes. Odor Cases and Albums. Collar and Cui‘i' Boxes, Shin"
lug Sets. Smoking Bets. Necktie Boxes. Tobacco Boxes and every novelty
made in plush. celluloid or leather. Hero is where you can select a present
for anyone, at any price. an“.
CHINA AND LAMPS.
No pains or expense has been spared to make this department larger and
grander than ever. Rare bits of China from every land. beautiful lamps for
every purpose. Dinner. Tea and Toilet Sets in great number. and rich cut
glass for every purpose you desire. A glance at this line will no a lasting
pleusurc. a purchase here will be an endless satisfaction. ’
MUSICAL.
Anything worth keeping. from u penny Jews-harp to a grand Mathushek
lem. which stands at the head or all pianos made in this country today.
We have made arrangements with this company to give our patrons the most
liberal terms. .
' CONFECTIONERY.
Haberdashery
A son‘s; lien
As Well as Warren
The attractive quality 111
have, is a marked feature of
pride of possession in recipients of Christmas (lifts from this Section. ill
Flue Silk Suspenders come not umiss as a sug» ‘1
[illicit and fancy colored once ‘
lino Kid itcini‘orcemcnts; others with Sterling
Prices 500. 7b".
gsstiou.
Silver Duckies.
$1.00 to $3.00 pr.
Mi-u'u illnbroiins must be neat, close rolling
and stylishly humilcd to mom
week. Uurs are all of those.
Silk with Silvor Trimmed
$1.00.
$2.00. $2.50. $3.44, $4.00 and
carries our guuruntm- for a your.
in: A a your is on our
Telling 01 Various Interesting Pastures
AT .IEA‘D’S.
An elegant (lion-in
l‘l
(ltllors~—nll good—at 751-. $1.00.
' l
k";-
The fact that this is :1 store where the wants of ruchfolklrc- U
’ _ , . . u 7
valve the some careful and .iilorough attention that is accord- j “
cd to those of women. assumes more than usual importance’st 1 ‘
. 1
this sczlsi'madloih to men. :md'to their wives. mothers and
sisters. - ~
at |~lnhcrduslicry. from Collar lluilous to House Codificnlloqld
everything shown—41 is the quality which llt‘g‘CiS it personal
Collars and Cults—“Standing and High Brand
Collars iu the newest. styles. From Ginott it
(10. an excellent quality at 2 for 26a: the E; it
W. llrund 11' you want the finest mode.
in Men's Net-kweur Fashion has not ' produc-
od any new shapes, yet the styles. coiorings‘and
quality of Silks in our showing are so for from
the usual. so strikingingly tasteful. thst :you
forgot luck or change in shape. and fancy that
that also is new. There are Buttcl'tiys. Bat-
wings and Derby Foul-.in-Hunds. at 211 and 60¢
each. and impcriais at 500. $1.00 and $1.50—
with
$1.00. $1.211.
with furor this
ntural Handles.
$1.25.
The last
it Is made
$5.00.
of heavy English Levutlnc Silk and has iiurc
Natural Wood iiundlus.
Smoking Jackets or House Costs are a luxury
for the hours when business i-ul'os relax and
mun has no more important matter {or consider-
ation than 11 paper or cigur. At $3.50 and $5.00
\vVI‘ hnve coats of Double Il‘fli'li‘il Goods. pluld in-
side. pluin outside. in quiet colors. ilotior grud‘
rich looking (lurk ones. medium tones and hand-
souic light shades.
Bath Robes contribute quite as much to the
"(111110”. of life as do House Coats-though un-
tli‘i' different circumstances. Handsome Wool
Blanket Robes or Fancy Eiderdown are $5.00
each. Still better ones are priced at $7.50
each. The best grade 01' all—which means a
. Another joy for the old folks as well us\the children. Tons of the
““3 department Will 0180 be lound tho Sleds. Desks. Biackbonrds. choicest confections made. and ot,uny price you choose. Our candles are
all pure and wholesome. whether it he the tile or 800 kind. Uur specialty
”times. 00 Carts, Hobby Horses and lots of other wood and willow
Which delight the children. Sleds from 260 up. Desks and Black-
out 250 up. and so on all through the line at almost half the usual
cc. '
, . SILVER.
. gurnntee (which is your money back) goes with every pieces of Sil-
t‘i Worm our counters. Rogers’ Knives and Forks. Spoons. Pie
Berry 3 118, Sugar Shells. Cheese Scoops. Butter Knives, oyster
1: ,1 Quito Bill on, Water Pitchers. Casters. Wine Jugs, Pudding Dishes.
‘ ..erJurs.Fethlsl1es, Bon Bone. Tea Sets. Nut Bowls. SOIIDYTuI‘e‘OnS.
boxes lor Christmas will be 100, 150 and 25c per lb.
The purest ice Cream
mndc. .
FURNITURE.
Our largset and strongest department. covering two floors 7511125 feet.
Parlor suits. from $15 to $100. Fancy Chairs. from $1 to $50 each. Enamel
Beds, from $3 to $40. Chamber Suits. from $12 to $65. Sideboards. from $5
to $45. Ladlcs’ Desks and Book Cases, Toilet Tables. Slipper Cases. Fancy
Tables. Chiitonieros. Extension Tables. Morris Chairs. with foot. rests. Ill
..,0tml ‘Boeeil'Iers—eveu Watches and Clocks. Remember our guarnn- Velour. Silk or leather. (loin Chairs. Divuus. Cabinets. Tables. Pictures
ate the stamp on these goods. Marvel at the prices. ‘ Curtains. Porticrcs. Draperies and Rugs. for any room in the house.
ordinary Norwalk stores under one roof. given up entirely to Christmas shoppers; who could not select a suitable gift here?
, T “pass a Christmas with out bringing the children to see this grand panorama is to deprive them of one of the greatest
p mares the town affords. ‘) ‘ ‘ . .
‘ ‘ . Open every evening. Goods stored and delivered when desired.
TUR TE VAN T,
LAD grooves
Christmas Purchasers!
1m £X¢EPTIONALL r LARGE AND wsu. SELECTED asses mmr or
an 11cm SUITABLE ran HOLIDAY GIFTS.
FANCY HALF HOSE. FANCY VESTS.
25c. and 50c. $1.89 to $3.50.
J
South Norwalk.
Donn.
[9
I
qt.
FANCY SHIRTS.
soc. $1.00, $1.50.
0 GEE-SILK H’DK’FS..
' with initials,
.sO‘C- E e w." COLLARS AND SMOKING ACKETS WHITE SHIRTS
iJAPOngIt'lrrstnPK'Fs. cores. $5.00 101312.00. ' 500 75° $‘-°°- 3‘5":
1,“é'.;‘2"i‘oia:5’c. DENT‘S GLOVES. DRESS SUIT cases. NIGHT SHIRTS'
50c. 75c. $1.00.
m3. .ME‘SELERS' i§.33§..fififlll‘f§' “TC“ELS' suspmms.
DRE S'sméibs, 5°C. to $1.50. UMBRELLA?» WRISTLETS.
his. ’ $3.50.“ $2.00. $2.50. FUR GLOVES $135 to $5‘OO' FANCY ARM BANDS.
NECKWEAR. 3.00 to 37.0.; TRUNKS. 25c. and 50c.
Whatever we. say of our PLUSH CAPS SWEATERS. MEN‘S JEWELRY.
cckwear,"will not do it justice. ' I A CKETS Pins.
" list be seen to be appreciated. 5°“ t° $"°°' CARD GA" J ' Studs.
‘ V MACKINTOSHES. Link Cull Buttons.
Tailors, -:- Clothiers, ~:. Hatters,
-:- and Furnishers. ~:-
85 WISHINGTON STREET SOUTH NOR WALK.
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n1 ,
if «Christmas 1 Suggestions.
STERLING SILVER NOVEL-
TIES.
Usefui and Ornamental.
Prices . . . 25c. and sec.
HANDKERCHIEFS.
All linen. 5c.
Fancy Hematitchcd Lace or Em-
broidered. ioc., 15c. 25c.
In large variety.
MATS AND RUGS. i
Handy to have in every room.
No house has too many of them.
Look at our stock.
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KID GLOVES.
A very good glow in popular coi-
are at 75 Cents.
a . A. OUR DOLLAR GLOVE
INITIAL HANDKERCHIEFS. In Mocha or regular kid is
For Gentlemen or Ladies. an attractive glove.
In Silk or Linen. -
FURS. COLLARETTES AND
Collection of
. .. PICTURES
attract a great deal of
attention.
m PRICES . . .
Our Fine
:5 cents ro'$3.oo.
‘ PE UMES AND
“.1“?! LET GOODS
‘ I” are always suitable Holi-
5 day Presents.
W offer Standard Makes at
Popiillr‘l’ricn.
' .. it 130x oswnrrmc paras
LADIES' APRONS.
' . . . . MUFFS. .
xéuépfitand Ipprc- We mvrte ypfirgnggction of our We can show you their worth bet-
QVEPRICE: toe. to $I.oo. Also Better Grades. . t" than we?“ wnlil“
~.—...._. .—.
masons: RIBBONS, LADIES’ FLANNEL warsrs.
FOR CHILDREN.
1-8 _ FOR ADULTS- You know we are strong The 13013th garments
. ‘ £994 variety of Porular in the ribbon trade. at 3“" *0 $2.50 w'“
M" " ,mg toiled n of W 11 Staples and Fanciers. pleasegou.
IO 6 ‘ *' , 0
11mm Authors at 19c. GENTS’ AND LADIES‘ NECK- LAW“ AND cm DRE" 3
it handsomély bound book-.- WEAR. JACKETS AND CAP S
hint titles. 491;. Long Ties and Scaris. At Popular Prices.
i] it the above our usual largo “sonny-m or Staple Dry Goods and m an sure in can supply
' you with attractive and pleasing commas mm.
A. DICKERMA , 8' SON,°°“*::‘:.:'-"
~ 0 AunfvflArA—I at.» g..- MQM“AAAA. M Mr“
‘ ' 3 .‘r‘i‘ L _- V
Washington
slits-cu
W
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:11 $7.50.
good deal—is priced at $10.00.
ABOUT CAIENDARS
’l'hcy arc just as different from what is ordinarily callcd to mind as can bc—not Calen-
dars with :1 hit of Art in the corner. but works of -\rt with .1 llli of Calendar as n convenient
and welcome adjunct
your "Sanctum."
lllnrk (":11 Calendars. 49c and $1.25.
t'ulcudnr wiih lCirllings. 21x24 inches. $21.25.
l‘latypc chrmlm‘tious from Photos (Four Subjects.) $1.00.
lloxcr i'zllcndnr. llurut Wood and Leather. $3.25.
”Sconce from ('hiunlown." $1.75.
Photographic limroductious.
Au oddity with real lur.
’l‘hrcc lino Etchlngs above size.
lit-autilul natural scenery.
n1 yetio ()rlontnl Symbols and Characters.
MARKED “STERlINC”
Sumo :uuougr lllt‘ unique and striking ours will lit the cosy corner of
\\'c llIi\‘t' already printed much about the Sterling Silver and Sterling Mounted novel-
ties which arc to be found ill thc .lcwclry Section. _\'cl below is a list of articles none of
which has been mentioned be
fore in this column.
llt‘llii which one ought or would like in how.
Bill files. 850. 980. $1.25 and
l’uprr Cutters. 380. idle. ‘ific
Souls. bile. Tilt: and $1.00.
ink Erasers. 500. 751- and $1
l’on Wipers, 5m.- and 75v.
Sterling Pencils, 501' and 7:10.
lilnttors. 501‘.
(‘andlo Sticks. $1.00 and $2.119,
l‘cn Brush, 85v and Elfin
liook Murks. 800.
Pin Trays. 050. 030 and $1.
Cut Glass Bouquet lloldcrs
Clgurctt .lurs. $1.25.
31.5.0.
. $1.00 and up.
and Si.25.
.00.
“.75.
25.
. $2.50 and $2.75.
(luv can source help finding hall :1 dozen
iluby Spoons. curved Handle. $1.00.
Manicure Pieces. including Nail Files. .50. 7502 .
"K. .Igflfl—vd
Polishers. 500. 750. 08c. $1.25 and $2.00.
Cuticle Knives. 50c. 75c and $1.25.
l’umlcc, The and $1.25.
.Vinnciurc Scissors. 7.30. $1.00. $1.25. $1.50 and
llon Bop Boxes for the pocket or thatolainc.
1050, $1.25. $1.50 and $2.00.
Button Hooks. 501'. 750 anti $1.00.
Shoe Horns. 50c. 89c. $1.25 and $1.00.
’l‘ooth Brushes, 50c. 750, $1.00 and $1.25.
Nail Brushes. 500. $1.00 and $1.25.
Mulch Boxes. 500. Tim. $1.00. $1.25. $1.50. Embroidery Scissors. 75c. $1.00. $1.25. $1.50
$1.95. $2 95 and $3.50. 11nd 31"“;
Key Rings. 250. 35c and 500. Emerice. 330 and 50c.
Cigar CiltUil‘t-l. 50C and llbt‘. Silk Winders. 600 and 95.;
Cork Screws. $1. $1.50. $1.75. $2.25 and $2.73 Durners, 50c. 75c and $1.00.
Razor Sirops. $1.50 and $11.50. Dressing Combs for both men and women.
Razors. Sterling Silver Handle. $3.50. one. 750. 08c. and $1.60.
Shaving Brushes. 750. $1.00. $1.25 and $2.10. l’ockct (Tombs. 250. 08c and 50c.
Shaving Sale, $4.25 and $4.50. and
Tea licils. $1.25 and $1.71».
$2.50.
Viniagrettcs 500. 75c. 9110. $1.25. $1.50
m The D. M. DEAD Co.
a 0- Established 1857. o- .-
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Police Think in Run Away Instead
of Being Abducted.
PARENTS limit in nu
Livery Stable Keeper Throws the Most
Important Light on the Boy‘s Dis-
appearance—Anonymous Note
Left in the Front Yard.
OMAHA. Nob” December 20~Young
Edward A. Cudnhy. who has been miss-
ing. returned home secretly at l n. or.
Mrs. Cuduhy. when asked about lilo
return or her son. relused to anuwor
all questions. and would only sny that
her son was sale and well.
"i will not tnlk about it tonigifi."
silo declared positively.
“All thatJ can any now in that he
was abducted."
Mrs. Cuduhy purriml all questions
and said that she would not say whcilr
er the ransom had been paid or not.
“i will not talk any more tonight. and
thnt‘s all there is or it."
“We are in no shape to talk tonight."
said Mr. (lullaby. “neither is the boy;
he can tell’hls story In the mornintt
just as well. 110 was abducted all
right. i do not know how. nor Where
he was taken. He was returned to
the house late tonight by the men who
took him away. They brought him to
the gate and left him there. The re-
ward will be paid. Further than that
i positively decline to speak. anii‘noth'
lng beyond that will be given out now."
The manager of the cudnhy Fucking
House. told the tollowingw
"The boy was abducted shortly be-
K...
country live miles west of South Oma-
this morning.
country and placed in n vacant house.
far removed from any other habitation
and thus incurcerutml he was guarded
there all night. and all of tho succeed-
ing day by part or the gang. while otll~
or members were in Omaha endeavor-
ing to secure it settlement with Mr
Cuddliy."
"As to the nature of the settlement.
whether any money was pair or not. 1
must decline to state."
When it became known that the boy
was safe rt home. a number of friends
called up the residence by telephone.
The most important light thrown on
the Cudnhy disappearance. utter the
anonymous note was found, was when
W. S. (llyn. who runs a livery stable.
stated that a man had come to his bum
in the foreman and asked to use the
telephone. Frank (.ilyu. a son of W.
8. (llyn. was in the oiiico and readily
gave consent. The stronger called for
Edward (luduhy's house. The Cuiluuy
telephone was busy at the time. and he
stopped outside the door. and looked
up and down the street us 11 watching
for some one. in a moment or two he
returned and again called on Cudahy‘s
mi. and said in n surly touc: “Have
you looked in the front yard for u lot»
tor?"
The answer cvldcntiy was "No." for
he added: “Do so at cues and you
will iind one."
rapidly sway.
The police are of the opinion that
the boy was not shuttered. but had pit."
”He was nt onet- convcyed into the ”3'" and took "“3
i
l peace.
residence. This time he was succowlmu reply said:
liorc 11 o‘clock Tuesday night. and us run away. and returned-diarrhea! his
‘wc now learn. was taken out into the own volition. .
humanoid.
Those who have been workin on
in. and was secured by the nbductors. the case. and who are in a. stint!
who blindfolded him and kept him in for inside information. are .01'
that condition until he returned home ion that the round man had 11M! 11.
‘e opiu-
quarrei with some member of the fam-
itiphns‘ot seeking re.
ven e. '
g .
The mental str‘ii ’ through which
r. and Mrs. Oh by have passed.
since the disappearance at theirson
is now telling on .them. Mr. (Judah!
has almost totuiiy'icoilnpned for the
time being. and rs. Cudahy is (eel. .
ing the effects 0! r anxiety to a re: ,v .
markable degree. "" . '
M . ..
sauces AFAMBTERDAM.
”with
Large Crowds oil 4. pools Lined the
Streets to “town Hui.
ansrsnpnnfiuymiuml V1 " in».
Kruger arrived pep bailey. iii-wits
met at the railroad tion by minim!“
icipal and coiflfifihal authorities.
Speeches were ex onset] In the rum.
waiting room. A bouquet wu' pre-
sented to Mr. Kruger, whose every upe- _ ~ .1
penruncc was the signal for roundl‘otf »
applause. " .
Very large crowds of people 11th til
route to the Town Hall. where the bus-
gmnuster made life ii in which-bu _
said he hoped Mr! roger vastness- ‘ ‘
need in his eii'orts to more honorable .
Mr. Kruger. in the cont-he’ll!
"in 1334 we obtained
m i.-..
tour independence, but thlt bottom it!
1
He then hung up thoimore than on emperors and
telephone and stepped outside. mount~ have not come on a fugitive.
ed a pony ho had come on. and rodo,uer 01 my governmopt. withvtiio.
l
action has been obliterated. Tile" it!
mien are ten against one. but-Ag; . .
await the day when God will " 4h. . ’
known His will. We rely on His-l, ’. p... ‘
time"
of termination” 11 war. in which. "i
tell employ women and autumn .
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