“I
i 1‘hi k 8 shalom-84ml
‘ gift-13.11: 2:11: 0* '12
KW. 16 ray?“ 1113361115
Mauritania it
link,
,, loath Namath. cam. for nothing.
All our trimmed hats are includ-
ed. A number are foreign pat-
tern hats.’ Less than a paltry doa-
en have been less than 9nd the
aver e of price is more in $10.
orrow morning. take your
5'
a
E'—
z
A vertisersmw‘g” to ‘plck It , ' 95-
a: Ari-323113;: “£3. {£2 ' " Right, rear.
t a 1 ' '
oh no ls ll , A .‘ng WWII nur FOR LITTLE FOLK.
“ b 1:1 «:0 m1 "$1"th .hn sen Imam?!“ blot, only toyd and do is and all
(i II 0 ll t.‘
m” "I iurni .d ‘iater .. 150m of playthings but wearables.
‘ Possibly there is a mother not
interested in pretty things for
WIATHIR meanest.
‘ —-.--. to ar but-—
m { figm‘f'gg Vl°$ignorlfitg'l figh’e cilildre’h' 'a store holds great
A distal-pantie is, central 1th cttractlon "0W-
White silk caps. all lilacs—6011 76c
and .i——worth, by the wayI from 761' to
“western ‘ieasant weath- 2 ‘
or oohtlnues'a'ena vector the Rocky Poke bowels of silk and \elvet or
MR1 tainci c6
morning- In the hwest. The teln- !
pasture is rising gin the central l‘
moo”
itions favor for bills combinations In contrasting colors—-
i weather with slight- £82.“, 75 and 81. 60. orth a dollar more.
is or pltenIpevatllt‘e. White dresses of nainaoolt dimity or
---— :awn.. loggoolr shotct lineily-tcbmmed‘zillt:
-'—sha lc.Bui.lers seer an entree-
“If": homo mrlook they‘Pllblic 86 and to as little as 26 cenlsrl'o or plain
llat' ad. today, tor it is replete with ones.
ins. Sweaters, even In sizes for little bits
-)-»llkqtlisito neckwear [OI' “01””.0fdt'hll-ll'én. nil llkt‘d colon-P42. 75. S"
and to 76c.
at Joseph Davis. 8“ Washingtop l, Cashmere double robes for babies—
‘33. 76, 83 and to 61. 76.
Bedlam-cord long coat“. richly trim.
libedfiif you wish—88. 76. 86. 76 and to
li’
d
Wrote musical swarm is be 1
iy‘tlt?‘ mpared for Ch rstmss. at 81. Ma-
Church, NorwaIk.
”Billie shoes for plan and women.
ole veIi rue 10ml, 1,5,;
.Gfalihll nmlhp. of Yale, formerly of l Knit 'ldgtllcl’g. while or black—
an o c.
arstrom school has been a Hal-81.261
lg, H town with friends. i "Boolean. keep "new" babies' feet
“31336 ‘nd m'to 156. l
,2 ‘tgt styles derbies. 0' Brien‘ s. .A .
- robotics. while or combine
'- garmakers "“0"! “MC“ mm” llizonso cfior. finished with ribbons—
elllcera at its last meeting. will go and to 25¢
9 annual election Monday, Jan- arches qf‘outing “mm and
, 1113- 3‘ .. ration—trill; 131.60 and to see.
,,_FAI"esh hams 12$“ 11) Hayes (“French dresses oi outing flannel, sis-
Ilialn P Beers the sintloner Images 3 to 6. plain or striped—50m
ived a line. line 0: pocket cut. Fianneiette. dresses. trimmed with
he is disposing ntalnapec-o braid; d ionertlop—fzoc. ,
XX GIFT ARTICLES.
“the of woatl, some of metal.
some '01 ccll11lbid,so'me of porce-
Alain. 1101' 1111211 1114' Well as women,
and,f1n- the most part, in fancy
goat assortment of Mono leases. '
I algal-and talking machines In the.
N walks. Chas (l. Ives, 29 Wall St;
'l—Ohrlntmus Trees 261-. up. SchaITI-a'.
817
l. Jersey drawer legging, line for
1w smut-88. fivlplld
1.. ,.
1:.“
THE ROWLAND
“13:. mmskomgthemf Mrs; Walla); 1 Dirt} GOODS co,
it w as but our
111,11 Nor-walk Hotelier the put low Bridgeport. Comm
data. unite a. little improved today .
The greatest displsyot'l'oys in The ‘ ' ;
N9 ”1113.3: M. 8,. smith, a Co.’ 11., “9°“ 60‘“- “‘0- hfiri’lv
d Tvi'oantyonves‘pqt mum“ also no;
net 11 it" hit 0 III. I
e 308ml” Store This laden e or that
caps 11 good deal to yowd should it!
lvz‘LatIgat'ed: at once
.—-I.ook at out. andlosa variety of
animoortatlo on canth pounter
muesli S.,8mlth it 09.,
$0186 disses Lodge KnighteA 0t Py;
i at held nrst nomination o: 015;
c II; dasrnigh't. and will have an ill
11.n1inati0n heat. Tlun'sday night.
ristmas eve. The election will by
h Id December 81st.
, —1§ldildn records for December ”that
, o-,t and: threats by 0116s. a. Ives, at
m 1 I 1 all: direct. :
vjm- «night of amen-111.. attended
“f tout-r111 or1 his grangmmhg$at
f 0 lil’
gums-.11“ ”9 ugh ailing: house. or
(16th lo. also wiltended. i
nymgmashnisbts shirts bath robes
a, loves his,“ Is mismatch st.
1111,1151: are being sold at How
'd’s'- {hr dpractically nothing. Think
863116336 hitsiy. Ator {4.85.
ydnthlnk it will pa'li you to res 0&5.
iguana Alien out more about th
particulars
Tony or At: any for Xm'a's now on
.at' '.M 8. tin 8 Co.'. Thdeeu
. t‘ or large qitahtlties would do
’ wpinch orders at once. *
.'16 and 20c.
‘ ‘ 'Tt'wi; ’ladfm tkfi‘flt
” » r1511, Ems: 101111111.
on“: is
M 16L 1.1...." 1151:, Jo In: W. III
'liII: Slam Bins FichHAch lit-.1 largo
FANCY WAISTCOATS. the very latest conceptions in a
; , , Boys; smuww durehksndperfect. t1. :1.
.1
I
z
trill?
A 1
"1‘ ll ‘ .ll '
Months ago. we pr god Impose stocks for this season,
larger than ever before. ut the weather of the first few weeks
of Autumh, handicapped our sales. and" urge as they have
been since‘ then, it will, c more. strangling. efforts to move
such a vast collection; now. when winter it in“ beginning.
we will make the (chewing attractive oltcrings: , ’
MEN’S SACK SUITS, I
In this vast collection-o ou canfindtlnat what 53.1w”
at prices that aramhnos otthialata thiadme' at e no.
You will have In some cases about 50 per cent. of what they
would cost before thla sole.
810.3111. mduasoSuiu now. ...‘...427-98
$r5and $16.5oluhnnow ................ Smog.
SraandSaoSaIMnow................'.._...815.69.
SaaandSasSuiilonAw ..... ...............~...81839
ilEu-‘s vnacosrs.
The fact that we are c erlnfiour splendidllne of. Over-
coata at reduced prices ii men; to awakc‘n keenest annuity.
810.812 and 813. ‘56 man. now .........."i"7.’66.
s .
315 and $16. 50 Overcoats, now. . . . . .. ..... ..Sxaag
$18 and are Overrun, new......A.A ......... $15.69.
San and $25 Overcoata. now. . . '.. $18139.
EXTRA TROUSERS. ,
Former prices, $2.60. Sa. 50. 63. so, 84.00. 85 00. 86.00.
Present prices, 31. 65. SI. 98. 32-79. 83-19- 33 79- “‘9-
EXTRA SPECIAL.
Our 810. black Frieze them is positively the highest .
value ever offered‘ to Connecticut. ‘
Men'i Rulers. with ulster collars; special values at 83. 5o,
35, and”. 50‘. . A
Y-OU'DHS’ SUITS AND OVERCOATS.
The young men have always been well cared for at our
stores. and we now give them an opportunity -‘"t'o share in the
price reductions that we ofi'er their elders.
$6. 50 hits and Overcoats, now .....’ ....... $5.19.
88 .50 Suite and Overcome. now ....... H8630.
$10 11nd $14 Suits and Overcoats, now ..... . . . 87. 93.
Boys. Slil‘l‘s AND ovsacos'rs.
Every parent and guardian of boys in this part of Connec-
ticut should take advantage of the offers in this department;
they won’t 060m; again for a long time. ‘
$2.50 and $3 Suits and. Overcoats ....... . .. . . . $3.19.
$3. 50 and 84 Suite and Overcoats ....... ' ...... 6a. 98.
$5 and 66 Suite and Overcoata ......... . . . . . . $4.29.
SPECIAL HOLIDAY GOODS.
SMOKING JACKETS. These make the most desirable
Christmas Gifts and you will find the newest conceita
of the manufacturers at very attractive prices.
BATH ROBES. A stunning comfort-giving, collection that
' will appeal to every man of good taste and dress.
FANCY SUSPENDERS in a special box, 50c» 75¢. and 31.
FANCY ARM-BANDS, each. pair in a box of its own, 25c. and
soc.
IWELLAB, newest ideas in handles. both
- . , dunk .
MELR . ”Golf Bitttons,“o“ne pair .in a box. use to $2.
Scarf Pins. 25c. to $1.50. Watch Fobs. 25c. to 82.
HEN SAINITIAL HANDKERCHIEFS. very handsome. spec-
ial, 3 for a5c.. and a for 25c. ,
MEN'S FAmAY HEMSTITCHED INITIAL HANDKER-
. 1 OHM. no“ quiliry. at a5c.. each.
MEN'S {SUMMIT} LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS.
vewfiiénsc. eye. and sec.
great variety. 8a to 34.
SS GLOY unlined and lined with ,siikin Mocha and
1mm steel lined. exceedingly warm, 48c. to
“51mg ,2. ‘1
twill witllltand the roughest usage. most
on who. ~_,
. a choice assortment at $1. 5o to 84. You
must see ollr Shaker Sweaters with heavy ribbed collar.
6g
fitment“
ebcat clam
“150“111 u M-Lritnl’lhlfifi“ 3%, ""~ ~:.';
‘ Many of
$11.1: udrsnnnalséfir
a! “Kiwi-wisest celeb
1"“.rm of h "
dinette“: to the priesthood, yesterday,
Sims-imam ”harm-wage.- to 8x ’ I
“L331! CAPS. in a nouns“ desirable ctyles, 48,6. ““32,
8.61115
50"!) mahegwumsnddunflafromi
L‘
Thermomamh are down.
~8houldars llo per lb. Untied mi»
my On..-Nortll Ilain straai.
'l‘bara is a ”.‘.‘lil’h. or fresh eggs and
inlet] prices are
: "The ho ," uvaly the most
N; ” 63‘»...
lino-1860
.of Eureka Lodge.
Hit in he held to
blues and Rec
'well's,
I . liniflnnh Fitch, of Dist avenue,
will shortly leave tor 11 several
months' stay in Quebec.
more!” Court 100. ClKlliii, delight
I‘ul mm smooth and fragrant as u
lirlstmas, mules but nine 11 ,v.enr
in) a otfloiks couldn't stand it any ul-
lanthanum constitution.
enrich. silk a'nii Japanette hnndker
obi iii. with and without initials nt
Jo 11$ W1: as washing Ion 81..
Willi
ht dint.
wholes native turkeys 22v ih.
Hai'as' * '
Professor Arthur 3. Russell, at
P 1611‘ Preparatory School, is at his
ll lit-*Wlest avenue for the holiday
,vscation.
Iva—Gr”. sugar 10% lb 60c. I-‘ D 1..
“w in A. r we, National Bank
k . of 1;ng deuce. RI .paid a
:13; 31y to the Bank of Norwalk
.12: OM time at, John Railway 11
Masquerade Ball lullllihl. -l thhanic
M....x...“ '
's'rlt‘amoluatacr Circle of the King‘s
indolent» Hall in tho Gazelle
, Daughters of the Norwaik Methodist
Church wtll meet this evening with
lilac Bruin Wilkerson. .
‘ ovwmw
Jay Scoliold. oi Scott's Corners, is
visiting friends ineflew York. this
week. Miss Irene Hoyt. or Derby. CL.
is visiting firs. ‘Ja‘yrtloolleid.
~11 lb. Chopped seer. 25c at Schsub‘s.
An answer to the Christmas dinner
:uestion~~will be found in the list 0!
good things that appear In the New
York Grocery Company's ad. today.
Read it. A ,
—’I‘oya, Toys, Toys, Everything in
roys at M. a. Smith & .’.Compauys
Not it flew or the moat delightful
3hrlstmss remembrancos may be made
at home. with an outlay of nothing at
all or a good ani sum, Just as one is
inclined. or necessity dictates.
—‘—ilidisou Phenographs and all the
latest Records at factory prices and on
easy payments at J W. Bludwell’s.
Don't forget to look over the line at 2
holiday gifts carried by Charles H.
..Jiiwortb the Norwuik Jeweler. whose
place of. business In in the old Norwnlk
I.tost- -ofllco store.
--An all linen handkerc lot, with '
initials 1612, pt 86
Waahington St.
it you want. a couch for onyone‘s
Christmas you can Ilnd. a big bargain
.Ii Road's. They are selling couches
originally priced from $12. 76 to 814. 60.
It 610. Booed
—A complete line of slippers for
both men and women. prices 50c to
82.00. Glover's The Place.
Herbert Hulse, son of Police Ser-
:eantand Mrs. Abram (3. Hillse. «New
York city, has been iii of typhoid pneu-
monia. Hats a grandson of Mr. and
Mrs. Samuel H. Ferris, West street.’
-*-Nice umbrellas for Xmas. O'Brien.
Hugh Knox, son of United States at.
torney General P. C. Knox, of Yale,
lormeIly ol the Hurstrom School, has
been making a short visit in Norwalk
before returning home for Ii holiday vu-
cation.
~Chtcltena and fowls 14 and ltlc lb.
Yll.
Gouge Johnson 1.01136, knights oi
Rubin. of New Canaan, will be inatt-
utcd December 29th, having been post-
poned one week. A large delegation
Joseph avis',
from Olice Branch Lodge will attend,‘
going by carryall.
-Cranberriea so. at. F. D. L 11 Co.
liiias Jennie Smith has returned to
nor 91nd on; Talmdae “latter hav-
ing t 11 miles): with r. and Mrs
Frederick W. Decker, In East Norwalk
and with Miss Jennie M. Howard, at
Washington attest.
—-bateat Edison records.
tree 29 Wall Street.
Miss Catherine M. St. John and Miss.
lflififlfliotg‘m newtba teachers in the Mid-s
lo Rt'ver public schools. are
gator a Chridt inas ,en
heat and festival to be giv'endt
.huwh‘. 11¢.me crania‘gfh
—2 lb. While-g6 in me.
it The 81% w .Cli‘porslon' s
0 float i. st Won “003‘-
[1113123. contains the lactate
moat famou‘inan'nlicturers.‘ all ahd
examine their stock before deciding in
Hf», fl 3 , 3
Games. Every-
Qantas, at LS. Smith a Go’s.
v. James H. 0' Boone! l, ,recar
a
Chas G.
The
Aponnds of candy
at the parochial
fits": “v
lho,l 0.8.5.111. oiNoI- .
Will a equal on this evening
1... ,
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‘ 1‘. will; ,. M
H.414 1w»? a
a,
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1.,
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vi ,..Im"" .
214‘» .A ~13
... villa-aft;
1‘“ a: 11m Devin“ .
H’lll‘
A 311.“;
’l‘hat's the key to the ,ywm
mas situation (did It ahgd‘fi “11M ,
In. a line 1114111 The problem or "tilt?
to buy" is evel recurring: lhli, 0§Q§
problem of where to buy it. 10M!
W’ 1“ I
close on It‘s heeia,’
n...
This store has solved them both ‘=
for you, solved them in a most cattery-V 1 , -.
lug manner, on a glimpse of this big 1
holiday equipment will provel'
.512“; ~
, 1W
The. time draws 111511. uioA. cum .
will soon he reached. .Illaoh darrand
overy day from now till Christin“ this
store stands In the breach, Milo
Supply your every want, 'I‘hllh we
reap the 111st fruits oi much prepara-
lion—much thought and much hard
Worlt. V
To an. min Cordial waning.
gain,
6! WASHINGTON STREET.
“Big Veinlehig h”CV
Raymond Ir
:yau‘ memiorgranted, inspectourstockandl _
.‘ .. _- prices. If you him: ever With
Kn'ow .beibre you will appreciate them.
- 1r; . here Islike finding monev. '
South woman. Furniturq‘
' Muomnm ‘-i .1:
Come and. Save model for the Holldaus.
8.3-8.5 Worthington Street,
South Norwalksconn. ‘ i
. . "‘ 3‘ " "V‘ . ,‘ 1. cm. a 2., 'fi 2..
and look at. our'lln'e of“Hosiery. You will not be disappoint“ h'l'lhel
variety of the assortment. We are showing everything desirable tram
the 1255c kind to the all silk at $1.139 the pair. Depend upon us than
to meet your requirements in the stocking line for Xmas. . 1.,
N E. RYAN. “‘
86 Washington Street. South Morin“. '1
Al'lsgllk Plush Cape, satin lined, fur trinimlng, 30 in. long, a big har-
. All Silk Lined Baby 11 Caps, heavy for winter nicely embroidered, 266 up.
7 CHILDRE N' 8 FURB.
Collar and Mull lamb's wool. 750 a set.
Collar and Mull in gray, with puck at, tor 81. 00 a set.
Buy them while they last for the p rice, at the
The Fair Cloak and For Store.
aourn Nonwaalt.
THE CH DIGEST
FORg FURNACES, RANGES :fiND STOVgES. DELIVQREQA
$6. 25 $6 .27
SMALL NUT, DELIVERED AT 35.00.
i
IUY GOAL THAT'S CLEAN. . t ’
furmture store in town P Don t melting
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