M
very Year There is IIIan Increasing
Tendency to Select Useful Articles for
Christmas Gifts.
We Have Made Our Preparations with This in:
" ‘ “ View. Let Us Suggest a Few Items.
ml.
Handkerchiefs Furs
initial Handkerchiefs . .................. .50 For Children ----- ...-........-$1.25 to $51-00
Six 111 box. 'Collaiuaml Mull. ’ .-
Ladics’ or GentL Initial. ....... 150. a for 25¢ ”gigglirfglr'suum - . - ~ 3149 to $13-93
L Gents'I or Ladles’jfiitialL ....... .’. ....... .251: ‘ ‘ ‘ "
Six in a box.
Embroidered Handkerchiefs.
Embroidered Handkerchiefs ..
...15c, 2101' 250
1.456
.......
Narrow or wide.
_ Moire and Fancy, choice . ..
Ribbons
Rugs '
Large or Small ,
Plain or Fancy.
I. . .25c
Ladies Hose.
Iii fanc y box
In fancy box.L
Ladies’ Hose at ..
Large variety.
Ladies' LHose at, ...........
l isle'or Silk.
- . ......
line. medium 01 heavy.
Hosiery
..4 pairs for $1.00
Silk Hose .’ ....... . . .......
Children‘ s Hose ............
"Heroine" Kid Gloves
Black, White.
“West End" Kid Gloves
Black, Tan, White.
Fabric Gloves .
Black and colors.
Gloves L
.0
1.1.1....
I4.-
.. . . 75c
lans.
.$1.00
slqin‘l
leis-11.n-
.sscIV And soc
.1 pair for $1.00
....... "..25c
..... ..500
Aviator’s‘ Caps , "
250 to $1.98.
ma. »
. spairs for $1.00
L Neckwear
Ladies‘ Neckwear ....... . ........ 250 and soc
1i fifidssttn t'mcnt. .
ema’di‘da' §i°arm 97.3.34. . .13....1 ...... 50c to $3. 49
“111901.. - ‘ “3:.
Gents‘ F ur-in-Handi... ...... ..250, 500
.tllfifefi {100115, '
Windsor Ties ..... ....... .. . .25c
Plain and plaid.
SHORT KIMONOS ..
LONG KIMONOS .
..SoctoSiVlgLBV
....I...I$1.oo to $2.98
Kimonos
Bath , Robes ‘
$2.98 1634391;
Bissells’ “Gold Medal”
Carpet Sweepers
Fancy Goods of ‘VLario'us Descriptions,”
p.84 Washington
A Dickerman 8. Son
-—-Tel. 446—-—--
St.
So. Norwalk
We Give, Green. Trading Stamps
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1. =5;‘\-5W¢\u5‘5‘\-5u5-\‘1
u,’u1”'v'.v/- now-n anal-ha;
pervades throughout
86 WASHINGTON 8T.,L
The Gift 'Spirit
erally supplied with appropriate gifts that are
sure to delight the recipient.
quality merchandise andthe best values that
, can befolmd. which makes this store 3 won-
derfully interesting place to visit.
The N. E. RYAN co.
our store. We are lib-
,Ali sterling
, sourn NORWAuK
’flln’fllnflfiffl’ fl’-'-!‘!- ain’n' '1- niawf-I-’ ‘ -l~/-
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I ” n H13 CHOICE.
It was his first term at college and
LN; people were very anxious to know
tLerogressL be had made.
his first visit home. they ques-
. Minx-what classes he meant to
wet exams he would sit for;
:professorsLlie w‘cnld sit under.
'11 now." said his father, "how
languages? What particular
“page haveqou decided to take
Veil, " responded the son and heir.
thopefully, "I’ve thought it over pretty
rsfully, and have definitely decided
,go in for Pictlsh. "
I Pletlsh?” asked his puzzled parent
by 131121111111
“Because". the would- 110 student
t‘you see only five words of it re-
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LFIRST SILK WEAVERS.
The Japanese were the first people
.to culthate the silkworm and to
weave silkond damask. We apply the
term damask to a silk woven ineone
color, but decorated with a pattern
brought out by the threads being laid
. in a different direction from the back-
ground and which consequently take-
tho light differently and 3/1110 3 Gig-El“
ent texture “Handicraft.
...—...
."I,nIouce that your garden doesn‘t
lock very promising this year."
digging; in it he 1011113131“ lot of worms.
and the always romlnd’hlm of his fish.
ins tackle "-Chicago Record-Herald:
If you want your "business" to he-
come the talk of the town. tell about it.
L. throush u Sentinel “Want? M
.“No._ every time my husband got to
w’SW‘PllRlS
JEFF DOHERTY IS OUTPOINTED
BY ANDY PARKER.
Wam—
Rsttllngs Good Card of Bouts Under
the Ausplcuof the East End A. »
c, at Bridgeport.
Andy Parker, of New York. out-
polnted Jeff Doharty, of New Haven.
before the East End Athlé‘tlc‘Club
port, Innhe maln'exhibitlon of eight
rounds, and Red Jewell.»the lighting
blacksmith of Bridgeport, was defeat
ed by the old war horse Bunny Ford.
of New Haven. in the semifinal of six
rounds. The two preliminaries were
rattling good bouts. Kid Alien defeat-
ed “Kid Ncw’fleld in four rounds the
referee stopping the bout to prevent
a knockout, and Kid Dorkln secured a
shade otter. Young Buffalo, who was
, substituted for Dick 0111, of the North
End, In six rounds.
‘ The boxing card was without a ques-
tion of a doubt the best arranged in
Bridgeport since the revival of boxing.
There was no great amount of pun-
ishment meted out—neither was-blood
spilled to a great extent. The crowd
was orderly and the East Find A. C.
ofilcials handled the outertainipspt in
class by themselves in the fight game
in Bridgeport. it was a welcome relief
to the fight fans, who have paid their
money in the put and have been
stung. In fact, the only kick was that
:"aeie was a 15-minute wait before the
final bout was out on. The reuson as:
this was the i'iohtm’ representatives
were counting the tickets“. In future
the tickets should be counted and the
fans should not Lbs made to’ whit.
I Norwslk Highs Best New Britain. I
With less than a minute to play in
the last half. Captain Jack Mchhon
tossed the hold goal that won for Nor-
walk. may at New britelnyepterday
Til to 12 had
liubilsnt lot
had gottcst‘
High. lung
e way home. for they
at» with New britslh
as a classy hunch in
ll. and moreover
rid; .xht on the New
firltslnw court fi‘ho game was played L ,
under A. A. U. rules and many fou 5‘ . .1
Wore called bd‘ INoriwslk for two hand“ "
ed dribbling, which is forbidden ac-
cording tailbone rules. ‘
The green and white team got the
Jump on New Britain at the start and
made 10 points to the home team a 8
‘in the 111-11 half. or Norwalk's 10
points 111 this time. 8 came on field
goals and 2 llrom free throws. New
Britain scored 4 points from the field.
3 points on free 1111611111 and were
awarded a point penalty when a home
player was fouled on an attempted
shot. I .
The New Britain players tied the
{score and then went 2 pointaV ahead. _
Lwith twu successive baskets in the :91- WNW “MI ”W I"
01111 half. After a short time O'Hara pyiamnls the alrou
caged a neat basket on an open Ilmckgrounds in “(111'
Vchance. This put the Norwalk team culm- lb ,
t
even terms with the home the. chm- I
!111 minutes of (loss scrimmage wothl
gills on the precetl
most welcome, irrc
h
l'IC‘W, and think:
Perfectly
0112A All. Avail (dumped;
The Store is an Immense and Attractive Gift‘Shop ‘ ‘ . , ,.
The genuine ,Navajos, thick. girm. of the most enduring
painted \\7cslcr1ulcscrt. L 1
“here in the t'
Enchant 11152.; .' .1. 'I V
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A gi'eatci pleasure than opening Christmas (lifts on LhristmaLi morning is that of purtba5ing V
111g necksc‘ L'I..,IV""I ru’c it takes thought, but the gift? showing thought is mcr lllC
spectivc oi the cost. One siniiily tries to roga rtl things fiom a friends point of
Will he, or she. like something practical, personal, unusual, or just frivolous?"
Equipped for the Next Week's Service.’
Navajo Blankets Silk Petticoats
$2.98
'A Christmas Special.
These lI’ettiroats are tln- 111’1'l~
tiest. the tlaiutiest ever. and the
best part of ii is Illt‘y'lll‘c nearly
at half price. for ll1('_V were intend-e
ed to be 511M :11 $5.011. There 15
the geounrtric lines. blocks. and
and other emblems on si'nnbre
. w
orange, 111.11luck——~:1ll the colors
dian designs
.5' 511:1.5tiskas
11115: 11:11.5 and
ollcgc boy or girl that WUIllfl not treasure a
McMahon ...................
Loft Forward L
Storey .. ...... , ...... Tuihlll
1 Center. '
lO'Hec'a .; ...... » . . ....... '. Donnelloy
Right Guard
Gioenwood ................ .aiwlee
Left Guard.
I 9111s are improving fast and intend to'
last evening at 1211510115 Hall. Britta-e: ,
such a mariner as to be ,:placed in a ‘
followed with each player puttiuz;
forth every effort to w01k in a has-l
hot. The opportunity came to Me-
Mahon at 111111 for: with the time 1
Norwalk captain received the bail near l
the sidelines. took a quick bounce and-
shot a basket from underneath thev
not. The remaining time found Nor-
walk'a players sticking to theiroppon-
cuts like plasma and with the final
whistle it was Nurwalk’s game. The
victors will no doubt get quite 8 W-
ceptlon when they show up at school
on Monday mornlng. .
The summary:
Norwslk H,“8. New Britain H. 8.
Wilson ............... Reynolds
Right Forward.
Goals from neldwwnson. 1; L
Motion. 1; O'Hara. 1; Greenwood. 3:
Reynolds, 1: Cowlea. 3. ~
'Gouls from loulerMshon. 2; Roy
holds. 2; Walsh, 1.
Penalty—«How Britain awarded 1,
point.
Referee---Mr. Kingsbtzry, of New
Britain. .
Novel Militia Wine.
The Novel Militia basketball toast
defeated the South End basketball
toadi. of account. by a score of 4: to
6 last night. The score of the first
half was 16 to . The. features of the‘
some were Manon. ofivsouih End: 1115
the floor work and fast passing of ,.
liana. left truer of the Narnia. The Na I
lmake a ’good showing before the end
iof the season. They have won three
straight this week. The. Neevis have
The line-up:
South End.
. . . . Matron
so far this season:
hovel.
Leno .. . . . ..
......uic.”
11ch Guard.
Essen ....................... Smith;
Right Guard .
'Brotherton ..... . ..... lluckmaul
Center. l"
W hither .................... \inllonl
Loft Forward.
Mason ............. Hard)
Right Forward.
Field swam-Mason. 7; Whitney, 17
llrothcrton, i1; E11801), 3; Marron. 2:
Bushman. l.
Referrals—4]. Kleslcr.
l Timerwh‘ccgnson.
Scorernm'othcrton.
Wm
Coulter’s Team Defeated by 0. R. 8.
Basketball Team.
The basketball team of the 0. R. S.
defeated John Coulter's team In the
basement of the Shauvot and Coulter‘s
00.. on Cross street. by the score of
32 to 0. The forwards and center old
gallant playing for the Over anI‘t
school. The line up was ea: follows: L
O. R. 8. Coulter.
R. Smith .................... Wood
Left Forward.
H. Burr .............. Court
Right Forward.
H. Benedict ....... Coulter
Center.
3L. Acqulno ................ McNiven
Right Guard
P. Dunn ................ Morrell
Right Guard. ‘
Referee-Tones.
Monday's Basketball Game.
:The‘achedule for thearmory games
on Monday will bring the well known
Kulckor-bockers here for another bat-
ltle with the Sixth Company team. and
the five of the Derby High School
against News“: High School. This
will mark" the first visit of the
”Rhinitis" to the local court this win:
tor and as they can always give the
Norwslk team their hands full. It ap
pears that the 11011111,S five will have to
extend themselves pit Holiday night :to
prevent a jolt to their present" winnlns
streak. As. Norwglksrs now full well.
Knlcarbockers are Uplaylnp WWII:
have 111 “Ml-1" ; l '
won. V
hic-
won twelve out of seventeen games
l on
‘system woxkiug even better than In
Issuinst Not-walk High In
‘ confectionery. tobacco and printing."
~part of the publication.
there are no idle, moments when the “ . -.
Vanity. ELM About and useful dhri‘at-LV: Iii: '
-- All it I
\amjo Blanket. '
bungalow.
closely watching the am] ”can“. [he “all(lemrniton..1ntl some small mats that nill do for 1111 table or
for couch pillows
Moderaiclx priced.
Men’s Wearables, Acceptable
for Gifts
House Coats. of fine rucrsible cloth tllol must cut and all pt‘l-
it'ctlv tailored. $5 00 and $7.31).
fuelled.
Men's Sweaters, at $21.10,
Bath Robes;a very large assortment in the colors men like--
gray brawn, blue and tan. stitch.
and $12.00.
fl
tou1lnnatimi 50.;
Shades.
$1.00 and $1.50 a set. I
Fancy Silk Suspenders. in boxes.
liabertluslicry Section. Main St. entrance.
English Scarves for Men. '
A Scarf-Muffler, knitted from
to black. white. pearl and mottled
From Boo to $6.00.
And they are likewise
“I'Illlt‘_\ are in various dimensions.
for rugs or couch LH\ 01%. ullltl‘S long and narr'ou for runners or
White Neglige Shirts, one can alums find out the right sin.
These are either plailcd or plain fronts. uith culls attached or de-
Exccllrnt quality oi material,
Put up in Christmas Boxes.
I111 and Socks.
suitable for the den 01'
some largo: enough
nery color that Hill Ill be asked
Il)l-—Iilll(l bl acts
llrou 11 \5l1e5 oi Ros”
ltai5in Gray
\ltnlt‘ Emerald .
N111) Hunter's (il't‘t‘IlV ..
. . . lllil Blue Rest-(la
Larpet More, 111251 floor. lll'ouze \\Ii.5:iaria
1‘“ .. v-
(lysu'r (may \"l'mc
All of soft Tafl'etas with undo
(lustsrufl'lrs of cotton taileatim'.
And with the above a line of
Soft Messalinc Petticoats. .50 soft
that one could be drawn through
a bracelet, in just as large a line
of colors. I
Suit Rooms, second floor.
Women’s Silk
Undervests
Of Italian Silk, beautifully lu.5'-
irons, plain or clubroitlcrcil. from
$1.50 to $3.75.
French Hand - embroidered
Gauze Vests. Lwith hand crmrheted
finish on top and sleeves. $4.25,
$4.50 and $5.00. '
Pure Silk Swiss- ribbed Vests,
hem} “eight tor cool weather.
low neck and no sli'evcs
$1.25 each.
Made to sell at $2.110.
$1.00 and $1.50.
$2.50. $3.00, $3.50 and 6:14.11).
$4.00. $5.00 $1.1x1,$8.1x1, $10,110
in hailing fashionable
50c, 75c. $1.00 and $1.50.
9—H
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Fancy Garters. for women and
children. the long or round g‘a‘r-
ltf‘.
Silk Armbands 1n llolielaIIy Box-
05.
pure silk or of motor: iaeil cotton.
'lIliirilL aisle. north. 3 .-\t the Corset Section.
Ellis A. ill. Arch disrupting.
....
ence allowed by the rulos.’1‘hclriea1n
play is equal to that of the best teams.
The level lean1.knowlug the Knick-
orbockers of old. expect the usual hard -
some with this team. The Sixth Corn
111'. with Clinton. will have their
the last game and 11 should be 11. 18.81.
mlxxvup all the way.
Derby High and Norualk 111;.11 will
meet at 8 oclock Monday evening in:
the first game This will count for or
the High
School series and the areen and white:
team will play fast to land another
win
Dancing will [011pr the. games 1111-
111 12 o‘clock. >
TO CURE A GOLD IN ONE DAY
take Laxative Bromo Quinlne Tablets.
Drugglsts refund money if It falls to
cure. 131W. Groves signature is on
each box. 850.
A UNdQUE AD.
A St. Paul. Minn. paper recently
published the following story of L how
the Association of Commerce linked
milliuery with all the other stuff sold
in the "Gateway to the Northwest“:
"The mlllinery houses of St. Paul
supply the latest creations for the
fair sex, and also dry goods, shoes.
hardware. groceries. drugs, harness
The foregoing mra-graph appeared
in a booklet entitled “St. Paulythe
Gateway
some months ago, by the. Association.
of Commerce. Its officers had to:
get busy rearranging and rewriting ‘11.-
“Of ocume," the author said. “it's
all right to advertise the latest mil-
llnery creations for the fair sex. but
wheat-you ‘add tobacco. hardwoods“
harness. in L
hpirdly appeals to wowed: . Li'm‘
going to revise this slightly toIi'I an-
other lssdc.“-—LThe Mlllihery Trade'
Review.
”‘-
also and tire cobpans will have
The Gibson 10c Cigar
FORMERLY MADE 3‘! THE GEORGE B. MILLER (30.. OF NEW
YORK CITY NOW MADE BY
The Old Well Cigar Company
NOW ON SALE WITH THE FOLLOWING DEALERS:
scorn NORWALK MAHACKEMO norm.
AUGUST, C. MORELLI, J.
BAXTER, F. H. . NOVAK. 8. H -
BRIGGERMAN, W. A. PLAISTED. R. .
CANEVARI, D. SCHAUB, CARL
scnuno'r ADAM
CASTELLANO 0. ”mm“ s1LL1MAN' 1-: H
33:15:: . 3%???" ‘ STILLSON POWELL c0.
octsnmm a. ' WHELPLEY a. CLARK
cuneo. o. WIGMORE. w. F., a co.
DISEBA, LEONARD NORWALK
onsvrus‘s. A. w. anus. w. c.
vEAGLE HOTEL GLENDENING, H., & CO.
\
GERMANIA HOTEL HAYES. J. T.
GHIOTTOIG CO. HOLMES, KEELER 61 SEL-
. HAFNER'S EAST SIDE CIGAR LECK 00.. THE ‘1
STORES MACE BROS. ,
KASLTEANTQS. K. MORELLI d. CARBONE ' *
LAYDEN, MRS. J. I SACHS. H. '
SKELLY a I-IOWARD
STARR, FRANK a. .
WEED, E. P.
LsAav. A. a co.
mouse a FLYNN
MAGNER a TROY .
to the Northwest," issued ,
the" same sentence." it "
20V NORTH IMIIALIN STREET
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SPECIAL
16 lbs Granulated Sugar $1
..... 251: L
..250, 300, 35c
1 lbs. Prunes for ..‘..L...........I25e[Mixed Nuts, 2 lbs. for.
Seeded Raisins. pkg ...10c Apples, per peck”
1-01,.
Gillian“. nits. ...1..............10o Layer Figs, per lb 1
WBeksr'a Cocoa or Chocolate...19cl Muscatel Raisins, lb. .........10e
Ctlinbérrlu. at..................1oc1'> cans Pears for ........... 25c
Oranges. per dozen. ............................... (inc. 35°. 40'?
0rapes,: Perships. Sweet Potatoes. Celery. Spinach,
1111mm GROCERY COMPANY
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