on
male could be found for our 'l‘oy Department this
fault novelties in iorelan and domestic TOYS,
.n It»...
.. ‘ DOLLS
ill.“ m III M Ma also» from 1c to 85.00..
tor boys and ’33th for small children, 56 to 81.50.
GAMES
t publications and an enormous variety. So to stall
IOYS
ass at .ch- lnscilullcal novelties so to mm
so everything made in toys and our assortment cannot
esliitry. Remember Ive imported all our do is and foreign
us to sell them at iobbers prices abd save the customer
R bailout-talents will be found an enormous variety of gifts for
Plush and Celluloid Novelties.
{U'Wine Bets. Jardlniers and Pedestals.
Pocket Books and Hand Bags.
liadreds of other articles which will make both useful and beautiful
tialic Furnitu re
Pa'acy Lamps and Clocks. -
«Claim
Musical instruments.
, use Went is a distinct feature a the establishment. the
. shapes and finishes on cell those at all previous years. Be
a. few of many useful gifts.
, Desks. Fancy Chairs and Rockers.
Parlor and Library Tables.
Couches and Divans.
' - and Buflets Combination Cases.
flat Paper Backs. slacking Cases.
‘4 Medicine Cabinets.
. and indie Seats. Wall Pockets. .
and Brien-Brae Cabinets. Pictures. .
w .
'flll RIGHT THING FOR EVERY PERSON AND THE
fibrin.
H. _ I FOR EVERY PURSE-
: Thursday, December 10. our store will be open every evening
STURTEVANT
till Main and Ann Streets. South Norwalk. Conn.
Wing Machines
‘ National Sewing Machine Company Manufacture a High
eM'Ichine to be sold at popular prices for cash.
.. e nave selected their best selling numbers and offer them as
‘THE PAVEWAY”—A drop head machine. Oak
Able with Three Drawers, and full set of attachments. for
$14. 50.
. “THE VINDEX"-—An Automatic Drop Head, Oak
able with title Drawers and full set of attachments for
$19. 50.
“THE ELDREDGE"—-—A Drop Head Machine, Oak
Table with five Drawers, Iron Pitman, best manufacture.
$25.90.
‘THE_ ELDREDGE"—-Autornatic Drop Head, Oak
Ablowith five Drawers. oval ends and swell front.
$29.50.
" comm-s VGLARANTEE FOR FIVE YEARS
CHMACHINE.
A I... number bum FERRlS Goal.
Allow do not.
>409. YOU 7
You ought to.
We stove to make it unanimous!
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liege";
ta Claus
a.» To
tea-ve'A
rts’t solo
c 4‘9“ “W
\Inltcd Broom; co
_. 250 North Main Street.
We solve the problem of get ting‘ the Christmas Luxuries as
well as Necessities for very little money. They are as follows:
3 Les. ORANULATED aucAn ......... . ..................... ‘ ......... 10c
I La. eesr eurrsa .......................... '. .................... 25°
1 or. caANsennlee ................... > ....... ' ....................... 7 c
l/gLB.8E8TMiXIDTEA ....... ....................... 24.:
y, La. seer coerce .............................................. 18c
2 ore. FANCY swear POTATOES . ................................. 13c
tsekmoravoee......................' ............................. 13c
201's. TURNIPB ...................... . .............................. 5c
nucv LAvsn rlos ............................................. 10c lb.
1 to. star MALAGA GRAPES ..; ..................... ‘ ......... 10c
1 to. ones ................................... ' .................... 5‘.
10¢
i Le. NUTS .........................................................
IA“ lot \50.
DO YOU KNOW
ll.tT the quality of your intellect, muscles and criérgy. dcpcnrim
your food. and the completeness of your digestion and assimilatiorl“: .
Given the proper food and'pcricct digestion, and assimilation. you»
faculties will work up to their fullest capacity, without lag or Welli-
ms. The tonic properties of the Cat have been concentrated in th
.(L'Lk and so perfectly and scientifically cooked that y0ur stoma. .
Mm“ OAT RUSK .
supplies to the brain worker the phosphates which build brain and
nerve substance; to the mechanic the oils and nitrates which repel;
yccicsclays waste of muscle and tissue; and more important than:
.t will supply the food mpcrtics which
WILL GROW VIGOROUS
CI- JDREN
red bloodch Boys and 6th resolute Inna... robust in health?
fl tell days trial will “titty my Parent that the Rusk
stands alone at a M to grow healthy and tagged Children.
Do not accept a substitute from your dealer. ‘l'llcrc' is no
substitute for Oat Rusk, and the dealer does not propose one icr
your benefit.
NEW ENGEAND FOOD COMPANYI
~ South Nomlk, Conn.
The Great Bread Baker of America!
Easiest to handle, ourcstto cook satisfactorily; used everywhere with uni-
form success. Makes cooking a pleasure. -
Every Hub Range e With or Without Gas Attachments.
Used and recommend by Boston, New York, Providence, and all the .
Ieadlngcoolting Mitosis. ‘
SMITH 6 mosaic. 48.54 Union St.. Mien. Male.
, Hurt-Irma-
. «its: 'l‘AQAsEu
For sale by
A. J. COLLth
a Co.
12 North Main in.
’ * Sills": Nfirw'aiki
.. .Mfi‘ll I. '.w
“W‘Kfi FOR' MARINES DAN. ER ‘
s.—-'nle mus Fall colds are liable in 3%“
Commander Wither will twister lesvtns the seedi ! phenols;
mini Wind’s debt today for o la; bronchitis 9'?" consumption. , Fol:
ht Key West for s do ey's Honey ind cures Quickly aild
ed. The orders were premonition results. It I! said
in Wishihgtqh yesterday.- labia. e‘datld tested are
pi st remain litre untll Iioggpiat‘es and will not}???
Solon stop“
their!
will
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To"
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”Willil'il P. Beers “We South Main
n
“I“ considerable
rem. Norwalk. WA 0. Slliil‘I
.a-o...
of RlIII lien will liolll
llllr tonight.
——What‘s the matter with your. Imt
(Tiltllllv? (‘llll at 0' Brien's
4"" calm rruk. s; or A.. will olcti
loiilcers. a menu? Wit he held on to
morrovl evening no t wb 0k .
-—Mllslcal instr sols of all kinds.
Clllls. (l. lvos. 20 i Street.
.Tlill anllulll ma‘olilllr at Court Mll-
llllolfclnu. I‘ol esters of Amelica will in
lilold tonight in the hall in Swnrtz e'c
Corbctl' a block.
i —-'l‘llrkoys 220 lb. Geese i6 and lac.
:Chlokells lfallll 16c. Hoyt-ll.
P. C Loimsbury Lodge, New Em:-
land Order, of Promotion, will hfilil its
annual election of edict-rs tonight In
Mystic Chain Hall.
the usual meet-
~-Women‘s buckle urctlcs, black
flooded lined, very warm, special
price at 980 at Olsen‘s.
'Wlllium Byxboe and Joseph Wulsll
spent Saturday night ill Bridal-port.
will-re they attended n lmrformlulco at
tho Pnll's Theatre.
-—Cranberrics 7c of, P. l). L. & Co.
Arthur A. Graham. who lllts Ilf‘i'li ill
for mutual weeks at his homo lu WIN
street. is reported as considerably im-
proved but still weak
-Bilver chatelalue watches. $3.50
up. Fine Xmas presents at Road‘s.
P). E. Gorllnm is ready at all times to
paint or paper your house or otllcc. and
always has a large assortment of tilt
latest patterns to chose from.
--Girl's sleds 30(- at Bodwoll'll.
llle South Norwalk post-omel- has
felt the Christmas rush and yolltel‘dlly
morning. Substitute Clarence (Jl'omot
was put on to llPIll out ovr-r lllt' llUll‘
(lilyll.
——Nice umbrellas for Xmas. O'Brien.
The executors or the catatcoof Ex
Mayor William L. Strong, late of New
Ymk. has been ordered to exhibit his
amount for adjustment in tile Nor
walk Probate court. Saturday Diet-m
.bol "6.
l —-Llltest Edison records.
“(‘1‘ 29 Wall Street.
‘ 1.. H. Decker has two very pretty dis
lplay windows with artists materials
etchings and other articles to make
the house attractive. His store is fill
f‘ll with everything noedful for It morn
(‘lllistmna
~—Smnll lean. fresh hams, limi- lb
‘Roastlllg pork inc. Hayes.
1 Min. 14‘. Pl. Coleman is makllll; lul at
'tlllclivo display of milllncry and is fill-
int: ll large number of Oldt‘itl for thI
Illnllflii)’ trlldo. The latest styles are
‘ill ellllellcc ill the pili‘lOl‘i-l lll South
l‘lilln l-llrcet.
——0ld Ladlcs fur lined comfolt unis.
hand sowed solos beater cloth tops
Iva her foiled. Special at 31. 00 lilid
i$125 m Olsen's
.All members of the Volunteer Cll'llo
lure requested to halo their donation“
itllwnrd the Christmas dinner with
lMlss Snail; Russell. East Norwalk. 0|
fillies Currie ()lmslcad. Chestnut street
on or before Thursday. December 24
—-l4‘lorida oranges 83.25 box. F‘. D.
. Lawton & (to.
Mrs. Philip Gerhardt, of Lyons
5i'lllillu. who has been seriously ill. is
Eimpr-lvlllg illili‘l' the (:ill‘t‘ of DDT (Ifiilgll
lt‘t‘. Mrs. E A. SHAIWII. of South Nm-
walk. and Dr. Frank Gotham. of Lyon:
ll’lllills. Hi‘l‘ many friends and noisil-
{hora wish for her speedy rccm’er;..
l ~lilumoud. opal. signal and l'llll
Ill‘en’s rings. at Road's.
When in doubt go to Ryan's on
{Washington street. for there is car
ltaillly a large stock of the niiest arti-
loll-s imaginable ill the way of Christ»
. mas presents. Tile store is resplendent
lultll all sorts of pretty arti-
ilIt‘B of all ticscriptlous and is well
worth an inspection even if your pock
«hook is getting rather low lust now.
~hiochuulcal toys l9c. Bollwolls.
Tile Christmas dinner is one of the
features of the merry Yuletide which
demands forethought. The Public
Market op South Main street is the
place to think about it. All the choic-
Chus (l.
market is very handsomely decorated
for the season with pine trees. wreaths
toous.
€\".l.’i
—l.uil-st styles derblell. O'Brien s
Clarence K. Bellarcs. the freight el.
lglnccr of the Consolidated load who
brought. his train from Harrison to
it‘is, if possible, neuter than
‘ Stamford. Saturday morning. alter r94
celvlllg painful injuries. was. said to
day to be much better. The engineer
fell from the top of the cab into the
louder.
and he was badly ‘i'niurcd about the
”0“!“ . .
—Edlson records lor December. just
out and for saie.by Chas. 0 Ivan, 29
Wall Street.
it is believed at the Hospital that
C. wmlllmsllaellsn. the irelglll linke-
men Who had both legs cut on in all
Iccldellbjn the railroad yard. in Stan»
ford. Friday. will recover. He showed
_ Improvement yesterday
and today. Soon after the accident
happened. it was not considered that
at: man had much chance of recover
“with. Pork Chops 1343. Hayes.
filicauouofthesrsud
“utgA .F.‘arldA‘.Il stings:
at -11 0
Thursday l'ldfll‘
Abof'rlous LCAO NEWS 9 Bridgeport Advertisements. “I
llllcall Tribe, No. 26 improved Orllcr .
est of meats are to bé found there. The '
of green. sprays of evergreens and test
ills shoulder was dislocated:
’ -‘l'he 56st cursor lobstiilg poi-kids
30..“ evening .
u... .. "ups-M..-
WWW
Bridgeport Advertisements.
It
We ......A'l‘ READSa
The store will be open evenings until Chiistmas. .i
......... _______ r.
rlne Nut wear for Women. ‘
Very choice bits of real ‘ Lace Neckwear are. always
to be found at Christmas time. Women always appreci-
atc such dainty trifles‘ for gifts. There are beautifuIIShoulo
der Collars, Barbs. and Stocks of Duchess: and Point Ap-
lique Laces. Godot Ruffles and Long Scarfs.
We havil at the same department an exceptionally fine
collection of Ostrich Feather Boas. and Shoulder Cépes
of Liberty Silk. Also ‘Lace Handkerchiefs of Duchesse.
Applique and Honiton. .
These make beautiful gifts and they are treasured for
years. a
arm In .the China Store.
An elegant present for a woman is a piece of Cut '
Glass. Fancy China. or some dainty and useful article in
Sterling‘Silver. . . ~
Have you examined our stock of Cut Glass? ‘SeWral
cases are filled with the different articles. all high .grade
perfect specimens. In small pieces there is great variety.
Bon Bons. Olive and Jelly Comports. Sugar and
Cream Sets. Whipped Cream Bowls, Flower-Vases.yViolct,
Bowls, Loving Cups. and Perfumery Flasks.
A Fancy China Bowl or Plate always comes handy.
China Plates from 25 cts up.
Bread and Butter and Dessert size. in cts. up.‘ .
A new line of English China Cups and. Saucers is
here. They were bought especially for the Holidays.
In small Sterling Silver pieces are Napkin Rings. In.
dividual Teaspoons. Olive Spoons. Sugar Tongs and
Spoons. Cream and Sauce Ladies, Tomato and Cucumber
Servers, Cheese Scoops. Butter Picks and Sardine-Forks.
Many of these articles average from 98 cts. up.
Moreen Undersklrts. .
These are of Silk Moreen. f: i’: lustrous quality.
' splendidly made with fitted waist band and deep flouncc.
The skirt' is faced at the bottom. Value $3. 50. Holiday
price. $2. 45.
.,
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Toys-madness! In price.
Fifty or more Friction Toys. Doll Carts. Automobiles.
etc., which have been so cts. are to be closed out at 25 cts.
each.
A lot of Mechanical Toys. the sort that wind up.
which have been 50 cts.. will be closed out at 25 cts. each.
These are very ingenious and interesting.
. SAWDM READ“?
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libs-Illa .l-‘overisb-
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Running like mad do" aIke
'idumplng the occupants. a hail
Esther accidents are av. day occur-
rences. it Illegals": gyfléb‘q'bflo
haven relisbe vs a ) , '-
succulents .
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