Ruflle Curtains
AT
390, 500 and 980
- . AER.
E. K.o BANKS.
MAHACKIMO Mom. ILoct't.
ooura NORWALK.
hull News Niles
New (‘anaan reports a school enum-
elation of 662 children. ‘
Douglas Fowler Post. (i. A. it. will
hold a regular meeting this evening
at Raymond's Hail Washington street.
A meeting of P. C. lDliTitilllll‘i Lodge
New England UlfiCl' of Protection, will
be held tomortow evening.
'i'hc lxtckwood Manufacturing (‘otn-
pally started last week on II the dub;
a week working schedule.
WI-st
Lewis
Miss Grace Seymour. of
street. has been visiting Mrs.
llayniond, in Wilton.
A meeting of Court Mahackcmo. it‘or-
esters of America. will be hcld 'i‘ucs'
IlIIy evening.
The Cigarmakers l'nion will hold
its monthlv meeting this evening at 8
o‘clock in Cetittal LIIboI Lyceum.
llatrls & (‘ IInt-t CItInpanI lllt’ dis-
chaiglng II bIIIge of anthracite coal at
thIlr wharf ltt Water sticet.
llnmboldt Lodge. Sons of ilolttttnuu.
will have its monthly meetingr at the
South Norwnlk Quartet Club Hail, to-
morrow night.
A meeting of the governing commit-
tee of the NorwIIlk Yacht t‘lttb will be
held this evening at it II dock at the
Hotel Clifford
A stated convocation of Washington
Chapter. R. A. M.. of .\'orwIIIlI. will be
held Wednesday night, when the Roy-
al Arch degree will ho" conferred.
«The H. lermaiu (‘o. IiesirII to
announce that their store will bo open
evenings until Christmas.
A \‘OI'V line entertainment has been
III'I'ItlItzt'Il for Thursday night at ...llll',‘
Norwail: (llub. Tho program on that
occasion will be furnished by .l. Frank-
lin Vow-ny. cartoonist. clIIr nIIIIiclcr
and humorist, ilefresltnwuts will be
sorted Iflso. Mctttbct’s of the club are
entitled to lli\llt' if‘tiif’fi'llnd out. of
town gcnIlI-Ioau guests. owing to
the nature or the entertainment. thII
iltiill'.‘ will bi.- rI-riucstcd. to remove
their hats. .
w'i‘el 790. llartlctt's Wet Wash.
.‘tltc, Saves the houscwlt'c's labor.
Miss John Walker, 'bnokltI-cpcr for
Morris (iottlicb, met with II painful ac:
ciIlIInt, A small child was playing with
It bow and arrow and one of the ar-
rows struck Miss Walker in tho IIyII
Monday she was taken to It Bridgeport
hospital for ll't'fllnlt'lil and she is in
great danger of losing the sight of the
injured optic. Miss Walker has It llii‘lZ"
number oi friends with whom she is
very popular and it .ls hoped that she
may fully l‘t't'thN‘ hcr sighi.~--liitigI--
field Press.
-—-i‘ork Roast. either end. lic lb,
(‘hcstnut Street Market.
Plans have arrived and arc bciug
figured on for a. handsome new house
for William R. Thompson. of llrooltlru.
who was a summer resident at licll
Island last season 'llIII specifications
call for a hottsII' .l'ly "'_’ lI-ct two stories
anti attic. with IIIIIIIIIII collar. contain-
ing ..ll rooms, bath room. l’lt’f‘ll'lf‘
lights. speaking tubes, etc. .\'. tlrant
l\"IIi.I~'I’Iy. of t't'cala'ooti. Yonkers. .‘x'. Y..
is iltc architect. .\it'. 'i‘ltotnpsou was
so pleased with liell island during hbt
stay last, summer that he may ntaltc
it his permanent home.
~l’ticIIs reduced on Millinery. ’ltitu-
mod ilats. Shaw. Plumes. ct.I.. tot
balance of the season \Hll sell all
gtods at IIry low rain-s. Mm, A. A!
tcnbrandt. (ll So. Main St. So, Norwalk.
The local Red Men are selling ticv
kits for South Norwalk and return for
ncItt Wednesday which will be used by
the members for the purpotu- of malt-
ing It fraternal visit tothc South Nor-
Walk tIibc on the OCIIIslIIn or the pic-
mutation of the trailing hlIInlII-I to
that tribe by Paugnsnett trilw of this
tily. A spIIIial train will lnlng the
lu-oplc back trout South Norwall. ut‘tt r
Tilt' I-I'cntug's festivities. and as it will
connect With the midnight trainottl It
New York it is expected that iliIlli‘I’
people will take advantage of Ibo op-
|Iottttntly to \lfiii the I'll) ill the won
in: nuttt'etnrn home on lllt' lalc train.
.~- lmnbury News.
Naturc always warns you it How
hotteht are. clogged or inflamed 'ht't‘tl
thin. i'altc llIIliislI-m Kinky. Mtillllv
lain 'l',I-u it re -llI~II-s all contzcatiott and
II-IItorpa natural «tint-..Itlon lift C(iilt-l
Tea or TahlI lit. l’lIIitIchl' It Drug Stori-
The biggest basketball crowd of the
season will probably be iii the proton
tonight. when l'ttlllllillli‘tl' inm-ts lilt'
Yule 'VIII'Itity fire. The New ilIIIt-tt
collegi- tIIattt is always Iicprudcd upon
to plnr n fast. cleuh Killtl" nuri there
III nowloubi lbw this t't’t'iliftu'u contI-I-t
will f'ttltit' up lo the standard. 'l‘iII-
Yule twins lliit-tltt in HIV similar to
last war. when lit“ liliit'g‘ ttu-II won
b) it more of ‘17 to it' The 1" team,
however. in believed to ho- consider
“his IItrongI r than II Ivar aim and will
glut the Nov lbm tIltI-II u lmtvl lob to
air-tout tllcttl 'lhv NlIIIIlIIItks and tilt-
ammo; l'tult will but opponents in
the 'I'Polimhtntl naiuc 'lbc \iuIIt.IulII
hate been note "Wt thin a. mum b. tpp
“lllllil‘fl filth "to Will All (“11 lg”, tn
nine/II Mull“-
TOILET ESSENTIALS.
Atty of these goods will make a dam
ty tutti pleasing
HOLIDAY GIFT.
They possess Itscfulltteas and ill many
cases beauty as well.
At these extraordinary low prices
the most liberal purchaser will not utt-
duly tax his pocket. These article-,4
are suitable for persons of either sex.
Etlw. ill. liellu], Ilt
Druggirt
3 NorthMaln Stout. Tel. 626—3.
Tile barge Eastern Star has arrived
with It cargo of coal for the i-‘errls
Coal Company. ‘
The Vorwalk liird (‘lub will tilt-oi
this evening at. it o'clock Iilth Miss
Jennings, 43 West street.
Miss Augusto. Dibble. who was rc-
cently operated upon at the Norwallt
hospital, is getting along nicely;
Jesse M. Ferris and family. who
have been visiting here. have return-
ed to their home In Passalc’. N. .i.
The con on of Matthewf‘orbctt.
who on .IIratcd upon at a hospital
in Ne ork, "some days ago, is ex-
cclicut.
Another shutdown was lieccssllttlI-tl
today at the i'nlmcr llat Forming
Company in Railroad avenue. owing
to another brcok lit the utachincry.
W. S. Hatfield and a party went to
Long island yesterday in .‘Jr. "at.
liI-ld's auxiliary sloop Allamta. ih {I
secured a large quantity of lino bully
and Christmas greens.
An important meeting of the. Not-
wallt lilrd (‘lnb will be held this ('Vt’ii'
ing with Miss Mary Kirby .lcuulngs, of
West. street. and members are priv-
ileged to invite one friend. I
T’IIrlI-y (T, Stut'gcs and James ll. ”lili-
boll. of Norwallt. witnessed the start
of the six IlItI blc II lII rnI l‘ at .\i illl‘ I
ntiilltrl‘ (laid. II. New Ymk. at l II'IlIII it
this motning.
William Titles. who was married two
Weeks ago and has since bccn enjoying
a. vacation. resumed his duties as but:-
gagcntan at the South Norwulk rail-
road station this evening.
\liss \llnitt Antlthvs is Qf‘llOli-ih ill
with tvphoitl l’cII-I at her home cIItIIIII
of “out Inc one and (‘edat street. .
t‘atcrcr Frederick A. Lane has [HOV-
t‘ll to the house vacated by A. F.
i-lIIthIIII'ay'II on Crescent Terrace.
'l‘lIcrII wvrc scI'I-nlccn sales of real
estate in The Not-walks last wool. with
mortgages rcI-ordI-Ii of $6.00". For tho
first week in ilcccnibcr. lltoti. lilt‘it‘
Ircro sixtccu trIItIst‘IIrl-I of property. but
the, mortgages amounted to 823.575.
The cIIIplIIyI-IIs ol' the factories of
flnnbury and [blind received about
$iOIl,Itott in “Niall" money in their pay
envelopes Saturday. the certified
checks that have been in use during
lhtI last few weeks having been done
away with, for the present, at least.
l,, H. Decker has two VOI'V attractive
windows at his store in Washington
stt'cIIl. The cast rItII‘ contains a fin“
collection of Japanese ware. pictures.
etc, and the west one a fine line of
glass, china and small articles which
will be found very useful to the house-
keeper.
—-No more wash days at home. Bart.-
lett‘s Wet Wash. 50c. Tel. 790.
'l'lIII Scott investment (’mnpnny. of
New London, has filed a certificatc ol
incorporationf in the office of the state
Secretary. The capital stock bi $50,000.
The incorporntors are Thomas A.
Scott. John A. Scott and Harriet A.
Scott. all of New London. The Enter:
prise Specialty Company. of Bridge.-
port has filed it certificate changing
its location to New Haven,
. You grow strong. blood purc. ncrrcs
LlI-atly. cltcclIs red and rosy. you are
well and happy again after taking llol-
ilster'u itoclty Mountain 'rca. tiirc it
a trial. Ii?» cents, Tea or 'l'ablcts.
l’laltdctl's ltrug Store.
...—...;———'—S
The directors of the United Halters
of North America. who Iverc called to-
gether in New York 'l‘tI-urttdoy. are
still in session today. .lnIIII-II Moran
and Martin Culhanc. the itanbnry
members of the board. are in utend
once. The board adjourned yesterday
to alli'litl the funeral of onc of ittt
numbers. lmnlcl .i. lirndi. of illoom-
lb M ..l—- flunbury News.
A REAL WONDERLAND.
South Dakota. with its rich silver
tulttcs. bonanza forum, wide ranges and
fCTl'illth' nolttrnl formations. in a veil-
ltIlIlI- wuudcrluud. At Mound ”it'- ill
liltt home of Mrs. it}. it. t'lztpp. It won.
Ilt’l'Tlll case of bottling huu lately oc-
curred. ”or arm seemed near death
with lung and thrnnt trouble. 'lle-
llltlil ling coughing IIpelb-I ttt't'lil'i‘t'tl or
I'M tlrI- III-noon." wrllI-II Mrs. i‘ltttttt.
'wbcn i ill‘il'rlll giving Itr. King‘s New
lttuc'ttcrv. the great medicine. that
sari-d ill-I life and cIuIIplI-tcly cuII-rl
‘ntrc. with his mammoth production of
.(il'llllilli'i has been :liiiilll't'tl by
hint.“ tiuItatItI-ctt Tot coughs and
I't'ri- ””"l' t"’T ill"; ituublc... l." l'
11.50“". drum“. “
I
W
load
with It bewildering display of loys; Dolls,
Opened
’l‘cIlIiy items and (tuna-s. lIolls
of every description front the IIIIIIIllI-Itt'bidy to thc IIIInIiiI-Itt miniature doll.
I‘Ioll ('atriugca. Go Carts and l’erantbulutoru, Doll Houses and
Ten. Dinner and Kitchen Sets in China and Hinton-l.
glues. iioolt and Ladders. Tool Betti. lit
Toys of every description.
Our list emuprlscs the finest
Furniture:
Alliflllll'ltilt"l. it‘iI'I- Cir
tints. Wagons. Sleds and Mechanical
toys that. were
made, in Switzerland. (iertnnny and America for this xman and the credit-III
stock cI'er ahown in The Norwulkn.
Youure suretoflndittst what you want
here IIIIII sure. too. that the prices art- thc lowest for which toys of equal
IIII-t'it can be bought.
EVERY A'BTIOLE IS NEW THIS YEAR.
I I
A. J. Collms& Co.
FUNERAL OTNEOTOHB AND EMBALMEIC.
12-18 North Main Street.
POPULAR AMUSEMENTS.
NiIIil. lillRGEfiS. "‘
‘l‘hat eccentric comedian Nell lint"
gens will be the offering of iloyt's The.
The County Fair on next Thursday
nlgltt. appearing in his famous charac-
ter of "Abigail Prue." This there an
nouncement cannot carry with it the.
full strength of the event. There was
a time when such attractions as The
(.‘ouuty Fair Were denied loenl‘thcn‘trc
goers bI'Icause ot the fear of managers
that there would be speculation on the
merit of a New York success cn tour.
bttt lately it has been demonstrated
that the biggest Offerings can be
brought to the doors of the peopbI and
hence the Weeding out of a great many
same mum. is one of the Very few
notable instances where book plays
have been successful. The temptation
to put on the stage the dramatization
of II successful and widely read novel
in great. Tili'l‘t‘ is always the advan
tugc titnt ”III Home of the play has
already had so much publicity through
the salcs of the novel. but in about
nine of Ion cat-tea the book pin) is :t‘
failure. in this instance the majority
or people declare that they like "Quin
cy Adams Sawyer” as u play I-I'cn bet
lI'l' titan they did ‘lTlt' book. The pct
uIIIIIIItIt success of this latest of rural
the no
play has
I-nuagctucnt
precedented business ”li'
done I"I‘I‘l'_\‘\Vil(‘l't'. ’l'iII-
iil‘l'(' will be for one night only. WI-d
Itcstlay. and llit' entirc New York ca. t
and production is promised the [ml
tons of iluyt's 'i‘hcutrc.
LABOR l.l'3.-\l’ti6il'.‘i llAi'tlii'l‘l'Iii ON.
'l‘iiil STAGE.
Just what it‘ittiti a girl, whose homi-
lift: has bet-n HltoltIII'I-Il, to .,.. oil the
IIIuIlI-I'illc slago. is always an interest
ing question. Some hay.- ot- « ll" '? c.
some another, but Sadie .lv llr rioto-
pI-rs, “the girl with the union label,"
who will appear at lloyt‘t Ihcuttc
with the bi; vaudeville :tggtcgatiou
booked there for two days. Friday and
Saturday, December iii and It. cott-
l‘t‘téi-it‘H Hiil’ docs it simply to l‘t'itil) hI-t'
ptll‘l‘llls for the musical education the) .
have given her. While Miss tl‘omprrté
shines somewhat in the glory of hot
Tiilhol'rt’l'llnltllltl name. she [tttshosst's
lilt' determination that has I-ltarIIctI-t'ik
t‘I] his life work. and will probably cud
by making her own name I-IIIIIIliI as
illustrious.‘
new YORK CENTRAL wnscx l
cotztntsnurstn. .' \1. “N. at. l
()wing to the obsIt'ttlng of signals bun,
cause of a densi- fog along the littdu‘on i
lliI'ct',tIt slight. wreck between two
passenger trains on the New ‘I'otk
l'cutrnl R'Iilrtrtd occurred this morn. llltt llW/J'l to choose from. t'iI'lI and bowl
‘ ' ' . ‘ . , . . = r
ing at Highlands. a few miles south oft “m" ‘l' “W"- "l """"" Z’C' 33‘ 3"" ’0‘ catch
this city. No one was killed or mint-l Ladies; and Min I. laid. ti ll. ndlII- rclIiets. in
mi in the tit't'ltlt"ll 'lho ends. ct llil‘ gum-,- pun..." t._. down in box, .It
baggage cars were badly datum:
those two cars wurc thrown iil'
main line of the. railroad.
traffic for a short time.
OAG'DORIA.
Mm :lllfl that You llate Always Bought
Sign-cm
d _____
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Mahackemo-A. '1‘. Wood. New
York; :4. tirI-crtstI-in. ltt'idgeport; lI. ii.
iiurlhutt. Wilton; George l.. Rockwell,
itldgcticld; (i. i. Knapp. Waterbury;
il. D. Moore, t-ilatnford; George (‘III-
:32. \;I‘leio\t;kiim\: lli‘rtirill‘iiliiu’r Iain" lIIuliIIII' Black Walrus Grain ll‘lllllf‘l' llags, leather llncd. with card
it Dickson H. “raw“, New Yzork J l case and [)(It'lil'ibfflil‘. only ......... . ........................... 50c‘
I'd lieatskon. ll-IWIII ton; J. Met-III; llieh Tilatk Foal lings. satchel shape ............ ...4- ........... 75c‘
Albany; .l. itixtrn. t7. t'liffortl. South. '
port: fl. Mitchell. 1'. .if, Stone, l’hilav
Iltiphia; .‘vl. l' llaiicck. ll ll .lott
pings. .ilrs. \. tl‘, Latwggc r. V l" lIan
cut-arr. city: .i. llttum NI II llIIII n
l'itat'lcs Htart. liar-'Iy Htarr 'i'tcnton.
N. .l.; Smith Northrup. Noruallt.
Cliffordwti. V. Suckctt. tlcoctn. .“
Y.: S. .\l. tfqttch, New inttdou; l". K.
i’iolwfl’st. W M. Siblm'lI and wife. i'.
'i'. HykI-s..\\'illliittt 'l'. (You. Scars :lll'l
wile. ialca» liltlult'al ’l'ritt. .‘iII'ilItt .lIIii:I
tiotupcrtt. .lohmom and Richards. llcn'
ry P‘Ithrcy. .\'. it'. "-.nllltl‘ttttll ’loIII
ileum. ii. Vail. ii. (unborn. New York; .
William Grouso.( Reinhold. lili-
bcrt. lltiubttry: It i'. HIIIIIilI-y. liotttott:
H. 'l‘. Kiley. .l. littrusg. it. it. iianlot and
wife. "rhino-port; ll. Lockwood. itul
bum. Alum.
GOOD TAHOIT PRAOTTCI.
wssroso “”4, III. .itr'vflflfltldil
eItmIncndallIm has been mode of ttupl. '
I'. it}. liillumrttr in command of tilt-
."..'Ilbt- t'otupuny of Count Artillery at
l'orl Munroe, Va. tor rt'nttils ttcbieI‘cIll
ltt targtt pructiro- tIt llaiII-ry l’nrrolt «1
two l2 lnIlI ritlc s-thc tiring mum-log;
Not in uluu ltttt pt-I cent. of bltII
“I'T'l' litwlt'. in: mean range being ti -
oti ymdw p'mtr choir. won- llrIvd "If
one mlnutr and nine Hfll'll'fl'h ’i‘itrco'
of tin tout I’mln would buu- p.-_I Ivl
lbrI Itgb It Imtmtgttlut lutgcl llw IaIIi.
btgbl- 'I‘lv ..rr‘rv «Mo ”to f'tttt'b 1"”
hung at .I tu- 0th at .6 JInd. it sat.
-..-....
ortllnIrv bookings and the adIcnt of ‘
shows that are worthi of price and
patronage ‘,
A tltZNl'lNiI] HOOK PLAY Si't‘t‘ESt-l ‘ .._ :
“Quin ,' Adams Sawyer," the dra f '
Iuntmfi‘fiu of I'lIariIII-I iI‘elton l’illgllltt ‘ ‘. ’- ‘
fumou.’ New lu'ugland novel of the I
South Norwaik, Conn.
DiGFOSlTlON OF NiANTlC BBTDGE.
ilIlngI Supcivlsor it. W. Shatpc. ut
the“ New London divlsloti. is Inaklnlt
prepur' tions to remove the rctimlltn of
the ol bridge at Ninntic to the. day-
lImIIk pit near the (.‘otlllot litllt liver.“
will take 20 or "5 flat cars to mow
the iron front that place, The glrIlI rs
are to be titted by the trolley coup
panics connected with tho (topsoil-
dated system in building anti repair"
lug bridges along llIeiI lines when
needed.
Sentinel Want. Ads. Pay.
I...
...-.... . ......- ..
NEW BRAND OF NATURE FAKlRS. l
Experiment Station Gives a Few
Pointer. to Farmers.
H. M. limit. I’ll. l)., of tiIII (‘IttttiI-I-ti- .
cut itixpttttnII-nt Station. has IliscoIct-
I'd It new brand of nature laitit's. lIt a
hullctin on The lit-lotion ol' t'crtalu
liiolttuicttl l't'luI-ltIlI-s to Plant .llrI-I-Ii-I
lug just lsslil'tl. ltc stalls tlII obit-Ii
or the bulletin to give. as Mouth and
briefly as possible. the current bi liI-‘l
Icgatdlug the most important thcorits
IInIi ptiuciplcu of IIIIlntion. evolution
aud'hetediti. with thI-it practical up
pllIation to methods or breeding farm
crops. This is done primarily to giyc
fIIrtnI Is an idea of the scope and pit Yr
I lit state of the pIIIblI-tus itIIoled
"There in touch cutltuslusnt .II pic-s l
Int. 'ilo says. "rugatdlng tlII- pussiliil l
tiles of the, inIpIoII-IIII-nt of {anti c-ztopi.
by selection and breeding: 'wiaurdt.‘
.ll‘t' bringing out many curious 't‘il‘tl-‘
limits? of plants, Httltlt: ilt'W and h‘tlllll’;
duilo U d. and few of any value: and
the InIIgtI/Jtte. writers are taking to?
prophecy regarding the wonders to bi-
I'evI-IIiI-Il Its a result. of the ht'iuliilllt'
breeding of plants. Meantime. by pa-
tient and intelligent work, certain ca:
pot'liltctltcl‘s have developed tIII-liIIIIirl
by which an iutcliigcnt farmer can
considerably increase his crop produc
iiott it iltI goes to work with ill't‘lll'illt'
knowledge of wlInt he wants and bowl
he is likely to obtain it." ;
l
l
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t
I.) .
~llcavy. impure blood makes a
muddy, plmply complexion, hcaIiachcs.
nausea. indigestion. 'l‘hiu blood IIIII
keg-I vou chIk pale, sickly. ilurdmk
iiiood "illt'l'hl
red, purewrestoios petfoct health.
...——
Men liltc to pluck suclII-r. but
how they IlIIsplsII hilnl
ll
a. .mW
THE STORE OF QUALITY. "
Women'u Shocg at $3. 50
These liltt-il-i atul walking shows .It in, Iii IiIIIcIII- altIutiIm not
only for the excellent, leather and worktttausbip givon. for the price,
but for the rI-IIIItt'ltublo variety and cicgancc displayed in their stylus.
makes lilo blood l‘iL‘il.ll
l
lout |iitl‘slll‘i. ~ilIII‘IIIIIi lIIuttpoou.
rm: rum ‘
We have them in Patent lIIoIhcr. lilfli‘k littasia Cilir’riflu,’ Kid
Skill. in ilutton. Luce utttl Bluebe‘r. ‘
FLYNN 6' RYAN. .
98 WASHINGTON 8T. PHONE. 466. .
immwmmmm
There’s a Christmas Air
ABOUT THE STORE EVEN NOW.
it‘s all uglow with a Iadiaucc oi handsome things that are sim-
ply indescribable.
Wise shoppers will do their buying curly, while
are most complete, and thc I-lcrlts arc not weary.
Iiicd to call and look about.
N. E. RYAN 8t (30.,
86 washington Street, South Norwalk
NIII'Ith:Au'
lump. iIII unlit lttlilglli.‘
.ilriIIgI-t- Il'illlllt'. she didn't. int‘orml
IIII- lull it III the ionic: it her, ()i lI-IkI
it she be goin' to wnn iI thinI IIIIIIiII'-
It ssorl lttctitl-i
You are lit-
plixltctc do \t_llll mis- l 'itetncutbc. my luv)
to! tooth at the top.
beginning at the bottom.
. lcart'ully
lcl'
crIIwIiI-Ii '.""~~~i/tttisvlllo
.lournal.
m
. w
tlII-Ic' s plenty
"in that case, dad. why insist on my
witctt it's' so
Cour-
WOOWWWNW OOOOOOOWOOOWOWWW
l. A. lliSLthSIBo.
“Everything in Dry Goods”
9? COUPON.
, Cut This Out.
Present it at our at are this week and by buying 50c worth
/‘\_,
WE GIVE
JW'GIIEEII Tntntttismttts
or more of goods you will receive 10 8. If; H. GREEN
TRADING STAMPS FREE. besides the regular stamps
given on sales from Saturday, December 7, to Saturday.
December 14
g This Coupon not good after Saturday, December 14.
NEWS FOR HOLIDAY SHOPPERS
Don’t put off your buying until the last moment. Our heliday stocks are now
complete and at their best emphasizing the wisdom of shopping early.
only avoid the crowds incident to the holiday rush which comes just befIIre Christ-
mas, but yIIu can select your gifts from a large and complete stock that must nat-
uraliy become depleted as the crowds Increase. We’ re offering exceptional money-
saving inducements for early shoppers. Get YOUR Christmas list ready and come
tomorrow.
Greatly
chief here.
l.IIIiiI~:‘.' ‘IttleIotIiI-rcd Litton
iIIIIliI-u' law 1’
Big line of Novelty
a (StilllDlI'lt‘
Handkerchiefs
for Gifts.
where the department in reg-
ularly located.
paused stocks demand more
than treblcd display space It
holiday time. You'll find about
every good kind of Handker.
You'll find them temptingly priced.
my; one hundred dim-rem .«Iylcs. at 15c each
and lIlutltI-Itldctcd ilnndkcri'blcl
..................... 50c. 62 c and 89c II bOx
ilox ilatIIllIct'I'hiI-ls.
line of Main ilaIIde-I'chicfs for
Men. Women and t'hiltirett, from .. 5c up
increased space
Our unIur- ;
ilII :IIlkI't'cltlcfs,
also
"an in black»,
gum] bargains. at, ...........
Iieilrt' gl‘atlc'
Tors.
Holiday Leather Goods.
Can’t give you all the leather news; can only outline the Chriatmas
ion. An investigation and your knowledge of values will do the rest.
Dozens of difrcrcnt sbapcs at a popular price.
brown.» :mtl lull nttll
..... 81.00 each
IH‘ VTTN' Il‘lllili’l' lions. ltttttdtcds of Ibl’l’ercnt Ittvlcn
good values, some t'tht'jlllltliili
and
shapes, including the iIIlI~..l fittVt‘lilWi. priced from ., “.25 to $5.00I
IA'IIlbI't‘ l'ttcttt IbImlIs I‘arIl Warm» and llill liooks lrIIttI .. 28c‘to $3.ro
ll‘ttlllt'l' itch. to than him H, at ..... 50¢. 75¢. $1.00 and Si. 50 Bach
You not
N/
UMBRELLAS will
for Gifts.
r No Christmas show in this
shop without a big showing of
This Christmas out-
fit tops the rc‘cord. All ready
for you and you'll find early
choosing be; t choosing always.
\Vil'tlt'ss liliitli‘litin lllI libs arc
bail and socket device not strung on
an advantage in many ways.
Wolucit's :Ii llll‘ll ‘IVirIIlIII-III l'inbl'a'lldu,
tul't'v-tu, natural and fancy bandit-s .......
Women’s
wiIlI- tit no edge,
Umbrellas.
ilt‘lii by II
a wire;
I
union
$1.00
:1": inch Stilt atIIl Lilo-It" l'tItiIII ll'l ,
bit: assortuicul of handlcn.
...................................... $1.50
ltnItI-r grades of WIIIIII-n't; l'IIIbI'cllus: price:
rangc from ................... $1.50 to $5.00
L'S incl. Wireless l'tnbt'cllas, bit: line,
lIIInIlHImI- illitttll‘lntt‘l’li of bandit-s. prices from
$1.00 to $5.00
'I'tI-ti's
GA MES.
Holiday Book Stock.
Books are strongly featured here. Books make a most sensible
and acceptable gm. Wc' re showing a line of books this season that
wdl appeal to all tastes all ages. and the prices will cause you to
wonder how it can be done.
'l'hI popular llc lll\ Hook»; tot Ito}.- -~'l‘.tII- to tlw ttld l-‘lug, ’l‘lue Vitilll"
Midshipman. The Young itut'glat l-‘or Snow and i".IIIIc. ’l‘lI-I Lyon
Itl lltI Ninth on .at .............. . ............................ 25C
'lbt- Algot HI llt'n it” How, nicolj. bound ..................... 25c
(lI'cr one hundred now-ls lIuIII liIv'I‘a Hitllilllit'i, 'l‘lu l'litziitt’llttt’,
i'ltn lialtiblcr. 'l'bc ’lt‘IiI'al ol' lClizabotb. The lid. Illiitl'i|'i"l'. l"ltI:lI
lloltlo-tt, 'i'ltc l'IIli III‘ the Wild. lt'l Wct'I King. tlf’ . at ........ .SOI.
iI' ,lnt'l; iiIIImd ilit't tinoim in littlit iioxtn. l'tttnt 25c to .150 each
Wiillltiltllll To). lloolIIt lIttnIIchu to piIlI rIonI priIcI. ramp from
.. . be to $1.2
TitdtiSands Of Other Useful Gifts
including a big and handsome assortment of Jewelry in fapcy boxes. Shell Combs. from 50c to $7 50. Comb and ‘
Brush Sets from 8t.oo up‘. Ladiett' Hose Supporters in Holly Boxes. from 25c to $2. 25. Women' s and Men' It Neckwcar,
all boxed, new and rich effects.” White Aprons and Corset Covers.
Pin Cushions. Jewel Cases Fancy Stationery. Bric-
a-Brac. Pictures. Calendars and Christmas Cards. Largest line of Teddy Bears and Dolls in town. Handnomest dressed
Dolls we have ever shown. from 25c to 85. 00.
Don’ t forget the Coupon-~10 S. St H. Trading Stamps Extra With Every 50c Purchase.
J. A. HISLOP II- co. ,.
@536 Washington Street.
South Norwalk
, fumdhtuild
Norwalk Chronicler