Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Friday, December 16, 1910 · page 6

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Sale of Leather
Ba gs

Just" III time for Christmas.
A large shipment of high
class ’Leathcr Bags go on
sale toniorrow at unusual
prices.

9; $1.50 All Leather and
7? Leather-lined Bags 990
” $2.50 “ $1.49
3.. $250.33 " $1.98
; Special line of VERY
FINE BAGS on sale

$2: 98, $3. 98 ,$4. 98

were"

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Belts for Xmas

 

Each Belt in separate box ‘

50c Belts for to-

marrow. - 39c
Other Belts

49c, 75c, $1.49

Neckwear

We are Showing a supcriIIr
line of WLaIlies’ Fine Neck-
wear fongitt purposes. l‘ric-
cs range from

25c to 5.2

 

 
 

 

 

 
 
 

 

 

The GREAT
HOLIDAY STORE

 

 

Handkerchiefs

A complete line at the. Hand»
kerehicf booth. Prices range
from

. 5c to $2. 50 box

Boxes ircc

12c~ Handkerchiefs
8c
50 dozen Ladies fine llniul—
kcrchiels. regular Izc qual—
ity. (in sale li.)lllt)l'l‘0\\’
8c each; 75c dozen

New: Novelties

A large display (if Toilet
Sets, Manicure Sets, Sewing
Sets.“ Hair Receivers, Lililll'
Iiry Bugs, etc. Prices from

25c to $5

In.

 

 

Jewelry
. Combs ........... 2 5c to $2
Brooches ......... 25c to SI
Comb Sets ..... 49c to $2 50
Buckles .......... 25c to SI
Hat Pins ....... 25:: to $I. so
Belt Buckles ...... 25c to $1

 

Fowne’s Gloves

livery pair guaranteed. lion»
es free. if it's a lI‘IIwIIcs'
that's all you need to know.
On sale at this store

81 and $1.50

Mannish Gloves
95c .

an Iluzen regular tinc Maw

 

nislI tiluvcs. all sizes. (ln
sale tomorrow. instead of
$1.35 .

.> ...... . ........ J. .95c

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Ellrnin

W COME TO MINTZ’S

' Furs fornllmis

 

Quality the best. prices the
lowest.

Furl" Mulls $4 98
to $28.;
Childrenh Sets

82 '98
Fur Sets
36. 98 88. 98. .

$12.98, $15.98
to $25

llcincuiber we sell our Furs
III small prIIiiI. Compare our

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prices and see for yourself.

 

 

 

92 Washigton St.
So. Norwalk

 

 

 

The Store where the Brilliant Lights, the Magnificent Large Holiday Stocks,
the Big Display of Gift Things and the

ate all Christmas Worries

Xmas Hosiery

\\ orth giIing :Is Well as
\\','I)llll getting. 1 Iettilv bus»
I..Il '

Women’ s Gordon
Silk Hose,
.81 and $1.50

Women’s Embroi-
dered Lisle Hose
49c and, 59c

 
 
 

 

 
 

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We will offer tIIIIIIII'rIIIc {Inc
of the largest limit of line . ,
\lcslI Bags IIer slIImn in
lhe Nnmnlks (IIIIIIInI'r
our \nluIs lIIi'IIII you buy”

' 59c to S9
Millinerv Half Price

livery lint iII‘ihis Ilcpnrtv
IIIcIII on sale beginning 8 II.
lli. IIIIIIurrIm‘ at exactly onc-
hull the regular price. snap
curly for the choice llnts.

 

 

_ Umbrellas

Visit the Umbrella llepart~
meut. 100 fine lIIIIbrellns on
sale tonmrruw: gnm‘l thus
uml $1.39 I‘nlum. lln sale

99c

 

Coats (lihcr l'IIIlIrcllns I-II stile
'l‘hc lurgcsi lines nt’ line 3 8 2
t'nnts crcr slInwn in the city. 1'49. 1'9 9 s '98
iinrnl reliable high Class

s98. 4:98-

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Great LIneII Stocks
We call your attention in
our large display of fine Lin-
cII Sets. Lunch Cloths, Dui-
lics..Scnris. everything in
good Linens.

(fonts M Impulnr Iirices. Al

Ieruiinns lrcc. Prices"

$10 and up

Xmas Post Cards
Very Special,
Sc dozen

Regular izc Ilnz,

 

 

O
Very Special for Saturday
42-inch All Linen Lunch
t‘lnihs. gnml $1.50 values.
l’ur Saturday

98c

l

JIM) line Xmas l'uni t'nrds
till sale toumrruw at the Toy
Department ........ 5c doz.

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‘ "W“M'loundry in South Norwni’kand tho lino!

 

 

Get I... om Wants
Filhd oi the

 

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sun in mi firm. u
all an...

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.I. PARK“. Honour. ‘

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

‘ Good thermomcicrs seemed to Iggm
Ill a demon n we
we ”daily until-9 “’this looming

A nun who walked down Van Znndt
I in I‘m-t street and thence to

MW ”no morning.

the line"
clutch: MW
Howells; who...
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. In; Company, near the mist bound East
" Norwnlk railroad depot.

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’> Itock then turn reunited from the use
" or other stock foods. Always irouh

work in being done entirely at the
lam oi the South Norwalk Flntiinoor

The Bridge Phnrmncy'u Historical
Calendar recalls that this in tho 137th
anniversary oi the biggest and most
important too party on record—tho
Boston Tea party. Tbi- wnn the proc-
ticel beginning oi the revolt against
British oppression, whiIh resulted in
the long Ivor ins American independ-
once

The solid winter Weather oi the
last. few weeks has caused not a little
d'Oulllon over the ethics of the
Weather man. it is contended by many
people that he he» been too generous
with winter (or early in the cartoon.
nwiutu u I matter or loch-nim-
ivl trifle-aden- not begin until next
Wednesday.

I’ -‘--1 consider Bonnie Poultry mull
one of the belt on nroducnrn on the
market You got iinnr end healthier

ground. Manuel Torn listen
Stove clubs all shuts the line are ini-
cording cults nonuior time den. The
oyltermcn are planned that not many
or them are mmhori'. for the opening
houul turnilh wet for most at then.
who cannot w ir min grounds.
The cold truth-rim oboutpu inn and
to the cum oi! independent work to:-
did mall [rowers
Wflut Norvnik. iii mutiny with tint
lo surroundingI unity, nu vici-
by e but! all night. tenth or
iii “new illL to no one but?

been hearing the can.

 

 

the com too coin. did; one
it it paper toner till entomobiluvlml
Itlli by hind. or,

VII the Most"

, lit which!“

Ned. .
”with an Milli I'm brought to,

[erred ‘
John

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Some of the Boalnhlnt Outer Syn
tom II products. including dog kennels
which are made by the Banishim a uni»
nidiery concern. the Truowcve (tom-
IInny. ore be?“ «and in considerable
quontitieeo the old Colonial laundry
building: in Keyser place The enri-
ing is being done with the aid of a mo
tor truck which molten mom trim.
daily between East Norwnlk and the
factory. which is located in Wntor
street. gouth Norwolk.

The voter department has been
keeping a special watch on the \Vllilli-
inxton street bridge durum the cold
weather. With trash water nt such a
premium on it to now. the (‘in at $0th
Nowell: chnnot Idord to hove indoors
running continuity thou day: to pro-
vent the [running of the pin». Allow
in; the voter to run he: been II cue
tom on the bridge with some Donnie
for non during the «old mother.
a remit of the wutchinincnu oi the
commiulonom and their Illlillliillil. it
will not. be surprising to non Inning
t that 6 Wind IIiIInII nlonu the

lane 0 Whither like that
limit ind today continue». 'llmn inc
no trout) lieu been reported for Ibo
season is tyoun‘g

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

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Tile in: till! complete“ I

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linear in .

"mint Immune. ’
fl NEW

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of lush“, ‘

the Mt
end It ”Idem Willem he; on-
and the olidr
incl m

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The Edison

PHONOGRAPH

Will make a merry Chi-times for the
whole family.

$1 Per Week

PAUI FOR ON!

is the daughter of Mr. amid Mrs. W. E.
Mallory, who reside at Hollie lulnnd
in the “In”.

Witcwayton people who tnke the curl)

Illa) cars from this piece are being

ilmbored in the hero rim With the
thermometer hororing around nor-o III
7 o‘clock thorn Im not n particle oi
bent in the car going from the Stem-
iord line to South Norwnlk. and the
managers buttoned up their overruns
and wrap: and thirst-ad until their
dutinetlon was matched.

For Saturday, Dec. 17

 

 

 

898! Coffee . . 25c lb
Id Tc: . Window Glue or mry «occupant. One. two one 'thmnly To:
M M“ M WOT CI Nil! 00"]. 3mm P‘pfit
unaided ooden Gutters. tn Iiul.

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Abundant Salesforce,

OPEN TONIGHT

The Hatch & II

Lumber and Mill Work ter‘Eve

"11min” Auntie“ fibrin Rooting.

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‘W '2‘ etc. Aniliicd oiti‘rer upon the stunning or sheathing Fer Ill

' lit applied titunthrd line of shoot! 42x48 inches nod 42m

 
 

 
 
 

Biggest Toy Depart- }
ment inThe Norwalks

BRING THE CHILDREN

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Mechanical Trains .
, 48c, 98c $1.25
Hill Climbers. .98c and $1. 25 8/:
Rely Polys. .25c, 49c and 98c 8._
China Dishes.49c, 98c, $1.25 .,
Automobiles ‘7
$398. $4.98. 85-98
’ _ Pianos. .29, 49, 59, 98c, $I.25 ‘
Ten Pins .............4gc
Books ..... .25c and 5°C
Indian Suits . .......$I.25
Xylophones . .98c and $1.25’
Electric Street Cars. . $4.98 .
Xmas Trees ......49c to $1-
Paint Boxes . . . . . .2gc to $1 ,
Horses ....... . . . .4gc to $5

Shooting Galleries ‘
- $1.25

.\ lmge Shooting Gallery
CIllllplL‘tt' ...... . ...... $1 25:8

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

\ Innsi \II-IulIriIIl Inlchtiun
ni iInI i)t)ll\ at spuinl lllltr

 

 

Is. You run suit lllImc
lIcrc. '
25c to 37 Target Games
F 'llII new Target Games on
otoscopes Silt‘ lt)lll')l‘l’O\V
'l‘llI greatu‘i amusing null 490

 

instructing to} ever created
\ special salI tommruu

$1.25. 2.25. 2.49
$3

(ill. tins and lilcctric

Games

\ big Ili’ETIlnv of new Gaines
I‘ll snlc

25c, 49c, 98ch

 

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IOUTH NORWALK. CONN.

“ILL TIL.“ VA” 1.“:

 

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abutting and Build“
Heir, incoming ondWI ,

 
 

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Asbestos Budding Lu 1W

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

other forms of vein-noting. Nestor, cleaner. more ottrnctlv
utiliacmry in every way. Requires no point.

Does not crack anin- proof. Firemen! Easily, quickly end

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