Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Friday, December 23, 1910 · page 6

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while! iiupils preparing an
and M» " I’m ”a
‘ . the unwrap ed pianist

is hands tall pier»
entails“: “ watchman“ .

t thunk» cl yer .
, .. {lone mumbled mun érs.
Irina: roomsheib guy or lthd‘lll‘" .
$93 and escholhed a diitereut .
Exchanging the presents. in
'I a Christmas box was the rule. .
was also in Room 3, while a filh '
was the methods extinguish la
. Theh he not eeorst-
their room a d it resented a pic-
gunmen! this mornins. The
(til the Kindergar-
00 titration an the iir'st grade
d the little lots were made happy in
is manner. Tits programs given in
lone rooms were as follows:
Room 7.

REL? “kl “ti‘roste I Greetinm.

Semmmldsummer Night's
. dint Mildred Harty.
abmhositiom-A Christmas Story.

aiming. .
Elicitation-The Holly. Linda Mc-

Gabe.
. itiflgn—A‘ Ghristmss Thought.
thereon Strirni‘ska.

teacher-The Day 0! Days. Ruth
Anderson.
‘hy School—Holly Song.
exposition—A Christmas Story. H. -

'1 fi%u;me Very Best Kind of a '
' Manse. Mildred Main «7
. Ration—Kris Kringle, Alice Leath

‘ ‘ltfisil-i-A Christmas Story, .
. polls Godi'r rey.
”Snitch-Good Tidings. Alice Leather-
laud. Florence Banks. Derls God
they and Bessie Middlehrook.
Room 8.
Readings-swam:- Wyeth
Bough-Merry Bells, by the class
Recitation-Santa Claus. Clittord Olm-

heading—The Little Christmas Tree.
‘ Jesse Freudenthai.
Recitation—mom‘s Letter, Gladys For-

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 

 
 

, gf-A Little Jew Boy, Edward
Mite oil—The Invincible. Blanche

 
 
 

' i A Santa Claus. Harry Wood.
Recit oil-When Teacher Gets Cross,
Rubella ABustin.

Wn— curry 3 Christmas Horse.
Ethel Rose.

fieeltstion—St. Nichols. Robert Saw

, MugEDgpbl‘n’ saghristmas Dinner.
‘ lid!!! uc ti o.
Wtion—Poor Santa. Raymond

Motion—A Formal Call. Freda
,. hoidler. .

., . eBethiehem, by class.
oak-Her Tea Party, anon

w.
Fag-{sen of Arc. Mehelie Austin.

oil-Santa and the Mouse. Wil-
ii“ P i s s
ow use an nuts.
I Wm Burr
. Ration—A Little Pig, Willie
mm nger. .L tor Ls

n~ es means.

in Greenland. J u .

 

 
 

'- B; litmral. Ethel Royans.
' ris s ~~in Olden Times.

. Andersen

tide—attains to Dolly. Edith

‘ Merry Christmas. Minnie
mummies 80: From

“I .
".. What mmnts Brought Ms.

Tommy s Politics. Frances

s: and. in. so

Bones free

 

 

Slump“ train . . . , ,

‘That’s all you need toa-

. 9 Gordon Sdk linse

$1 to $1. 50

 

 

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WWW. 11.3 M

you can 't go wrong.

Shop.
Early

PleaSe
MeshBagsReduced

 

 

$9.00 Bags ........... $6.98
$7.00 Bags ........ . .-$4.98
$5.00 Bags .......... $3.98
$3.50 Bags ...... $2.98
$2.25 Bags ........... $1.98
Belts Reduced
$1.50 Bells ............ 98c
75c Belts .............. 49c
50c Bolts .............. 39c
250 Belts .............. 19c
'\ lloxcs ircc

 

3i Barett‘es 490

Fine hand-carved Bari-cites.
regular $1.00. To close out
tonight and _tmIIOI'row. .4gc

Fancy China

The entire lot of fine China
to be sold at one-half the
regular price.

Post Cards

Christmas and New Your
Post Cards, all to go at

 

 

 

5t: dozen
Pillows Reduced
$125 Pillows ......... 98c
$1.98 Pillows ...... .. .3: 49
$2.98 Pillows . ..... “$2.49

 

' Handkerchiefs

6 line. Handkerchiefs to box:
$1.29 liox .. 980

190 Men's Handkerchiefs.
19/36

All linen. regular 19:: Hand-
kcrcliiois. (Lin sale. to close

out ‘ mini/.0

Skirts“

A large assortment of Black
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m Roof}
t i sin flailing tor counties or Item
Mind
*I. Hill! who Knoll fisclflflm
‘ W ti'ilne. treating

Tonlgt

We want all Holiday lines disposed of by tomorrow evening—~hence‘ we shall reduce the prices of our Holiday goods tonight
and tomorrow. Those who shop early in the day will get the best offerings. Watch for special lot tickets. then buy—-

300 Fancy Xmas Aprons to be
sold at One-third to One-half off

llllS fine lot of (. hiisimns (\pions no ordered to in (iclimml
December 1 did not reach us until today \Vc must sell llu
entire lot. so we will cm deep into the prices. This is the
way we are going to do it.

390 APRONS .................... . ................... age
500 APRONS .................... . ...... . ............ 39c
$x.oo APRONS ....................................... 590

 

V2 Price -- Booth -- “/2 Price

We will group together a great many useful Christmas Gifts
of every description and at different prices. everything to be
sold at onwhaii their regular prices. lie sure and visit the
Half Price Booth. "

 

Toys at Greatly Reduced Prices

Everything must gow'l‘oys. Dolls. tiamcs. :1t;rcdnrcd prices.

in.

Great Doll Sale

22 inch llilpnl‘lt‘tl Sleeping Dolls. with shoes" and stockings.
just one cum: to go on sale tonight and tomorrow. While

they last ............................................. 98c
tlno to a custonur.

31. 25 to 31. 50 Dolls R80 ..
'6 Price -- TABLE -- ‘6 Price

We are selling a great many good 'l‘oys. Unllics. etc. at half
price.

 

Leather Bags Reduced

$5. 00 BAGS to go at ............................... $398
$4.00 BAGS to go at ............. . ..... .. ........... $2.98
$3.00 BAGS to go at ..... . ........................ $1.98
$2.00 BAGS to go at ..... . ............ . ....... . ....... 990
$1.00 BAGS to go at ........................... .......79c

 

' Furs of Quality

We will sell tomorrow at rcilui‘I-d prices high grade Furs, aiu~
gin furs and acts. aisvcry special prices.

sea 36.98 to 325
Mulls 31.98 to $12.50

Goats Reduced

»’ ..«lilack and colors. or special lot of Coats reduced. Fine Broad-
. cloth Coats. lined with gtlai'ililmtd linings. On sale. . . 39.98

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Shep
Early
Please .

Fur Sets

Mulls and Starts. black and
hruwn fur. On sale

$2.98 Set
Novelties

Silver plated Novelties.
worth up to 50c. To clear

290

31.25 Indian Suits
98c '

Closing out Indian Suits.

at ................. 980

 

 

 

l ' -
Men 3 Trees
("lurid Silk Tics for Inon. put
up in Christmas taxes;

250 and 350» ”' ‘
Mufflers

The Way Mufi'lcrs. all coi-
ors. put up in separate boxes

250 and 5500

Linens
Lunch Sets ..... $2.98 to 38
Lunch Cloths . ....... . .98c

Scerfs ........49c, 690. 740
Table Cloths . ..... . . $1.98

We ‘all your special atten-
tion to our large line of fine
Linens for gifts. .

$5 Waists $3.98

1" inc Silk Waisis. black and
micro; regular 35 Waists.
For tonight and tomorrow"

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Necliwear

Special lot of .Neckwcar to
no on sale.

 

 

i
Mi“ ill

Mum units.

fulfil! mil!” Am
fltrlinlslls.

, 25c.
3.33.103 ‘ ’ '1 .

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

Help to stamp out Consump—

‘i'tion. Stick a Red Cross ‘ ' " ,
Stamp on back of' letters. All prices Wt Will make
‘ypackages and cards. On sale them 30.1881 ’1

 

3st this store and other stores
I throughout the city. One
Cent each.

 
 

race R1 Nash

. 0TELEPH9N‘I tilt . 4..” ..

 
 

THIS SPACE DON TED BY
l. MlN'l‘Z &

 

 

 

 

 

 

-~’.oi ”Iain

Asbestos Building Lumber

for wainseoting for lgthrooms. Kitchens. Laundries. Pantrles. Halls.
etc. Applied either upon the studdins or sheathing. Fer. superior to
other forms or wainscoting. Neuter, cleaner. inure attractive. more
sallsiactory in every way. Requires no point. Merl)! “rubbed.
Does not crack. Vermin proof. Fire proof. Easily,qulc and cheap-
ly applied. Standard size oi sheets 42x48 inches and 6 inches.
Indestructible. 9' to ~ g ‘ '

“

For Sale by CHARLES H. AIOTHORPE. 6 Curlew All... 30'. "limits.

 

 

BUlLDS A H0039 he doesnt always look out for the
many conveniences a woman Would like. Doesn‘t your
wife tell you occasionally of how she would like the sink
. higher. the tube of porcelain. an extra levatorir be‘

tween the rooms?
We can install MuDERN COnVEUlENCES in ANY

' HOUSE and would I. ..c' to put yours right tor .the New
YEAR. ‘

‘ The Jones 8. Holehkiss Co. .

. 11W "Ctr-sot Phone NOMIR, court.
ESTIMAT £8 CHEERFULLY FURNISHID

Our Specmls
' 01' i 118 mas

 

 

 

.NEW ENGLISH WALNUTS, per pound. ..............aoc
GOODMIXEDNUTS,sp0unds.. 250
‘BEST MIXED NUTS: per pound ........... . ........ .......rsc
BRAZILNUTS. perpoundu ...... . ...... ...Wrsc
FILBERTSIWpOund........ ........ x5e
PECANNUTS. perpound.... ........... r5c

EPAPER SHELL pALMOMDS. per pound. 350
NGLISH WALNUT MEATS. 1-4 pound 15c

LAYER FIGS.perp0und .. ....... . .. .. . ........ 15::
EVAPORATED PEACHES per und ..... :00
BEST EVAPORATED PEACHE. 2 pounds . . . . . .. . ..2sc
APRICOTS,porpound.. ...... 15¢

sokANGES for ....... ...... ..asc
PSRUNES.apOlmdafor ..... . ....... .. ...... ...............250
3pounds MUSCATEL RAISINS (or. ...... ”45°
3 pee keyzesSEEDEDRAISINSEor... as;
more TABLE RAISING pee e as:
BAKER'S COCOA ORCHOCOL LTE r9:
CITRON. per und soc
LEMON OR RANGE PEEL. pound 15c
MALAGA GRAPES. per-pound” ....... 15¢
CRANBERRI’ES. q.usrt ........ . ...... ............roc.uc
SWEET CIDER. gallon 25::
DATESpgkeflEw“ ........... . ..... .. rod
3psclte¢os AEEFLOUR. 05c

3packegesOATMEAL use
,FANCY CALIFORNIA LEMONS. dosen 25:

NEW CROP uousstts
Large Fancy Grape Fruit. ii for he

Holly and Evergreen Wreaths. Home Celery Plat-alps. Sweet Po-
«toss, White muons. Yellow Turnips and A?!“

United Grocery 00

so NORTH “A!" STREET *- .....z .M
STORE CLOSED .ALL 13 Y ”WAY

 

 
 

 
 

 

 
 

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