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This he neaso . '
‘Wherzhllr on are bright
" And at in the mention
‘ it in perfectly right
To protect your home ,
. liy Insurance
The ratcs are no reasonable . . . -.
You can't be without it. .
Let us write you a policy
And you never will doubt it.
TAYLOR 15 GOLDEN
Upotoiro Trout Co. Building
Tolophone 1230
TAYLOR 5 GOLDEN
87-91 Washington Street. 7
South Norwalk
blight more days and stocking-lunnz-
lng lime in here.
meus Watches for the Whole fum-
ll}: :11 Nont‘k‘s Look them ovor
Ruin 11nd 11117.1) made little dinercnte
tclnv.
' 1‘s (.i'ilricn’s.
with the show 1111'
Low ('l'OWllt‘tl 1i1‘1
A‘ (lune: nl‘c disrhlll'ging 'n
illllllllil‘lli“ cont.
for 11111111.- .
Hill‘l'ls
l);il";1‘ 111'
Look presents at
grow-1911's.
'l'ho store»; will in" 0111-11 evenings a
pull ol 11m Work :11 hour.
(llm'cr'u the Place.
Children's: lliuh i‘nlmtihons,
$13.71”.
Alisws‘ :111d‘
$I.:Iii lo
llwggiu now lll'lxt'lll'lllL’,‘ 1111 111mm
inlivnn lhnl will hr: in 1ll‘1lui‘ ill :l‘onnl
in’u lt’t‘i‘itSiI' ‘
31‘30'
77-l( pl l ( klx'lsl box of l‘Il'i‘l'u‘ml',
:11 illuwlu A‘ .nlt‘\-.".ii:1
I‘ll-l5
or girl could wish for.
pay: tho Newark
. colored 7 ribbon.
7 are a trifle more dressy. Tbc‘hato of
, winding around the cantor, draped
. Is in full swing on our main floor with a grand dinplay of every sort of Toy a good 1111177; boy
You will find ELECTRICAL TRAINS. AIR SHIPS. STEAM EN-
GINE'S. ELECTRICAL DYNAMOS. POSTCARD LANTERNS. DRUMS AND GUNS.
FIREMEN. SOLDIERS, POLICEMEN AND INDIAN sun's. DOLLS of every descrip-
tion. TEDDY BEARS AND DOGS. DOLL HOUSES. PIANOS. DOLL FURNITURE,
MECHANICAL TOYS of every description. GAMES AND BOOKS. SLEDS. WAGONS.
AUTOMOBILES. VELOCIPEDES. TRICYCLES, DOLL CARRIAGES AND GO CARTS,
TOYS FOR THE LITTLE CHILDREN USEFUL AND INSTRUCTIVE TO ‘15 FOR
THE OLDER ONES. In fact. every kind and size of Doll. every kind and size of Toy. bright
and fresh from the workshOps of France. Germany and Unitod States. are to be found hora.
+-THE "7"" .
A. J. , COLLINS
CQMPANY
f
i.
i
l
(.1
An ndjmnm .1 11100 i111: _11i the. South
.‘111111.1lk llub («11111141111 dilutions: 11 m
he held lhis l7l'1‘11it'lu. — 7 '
~~21l 1lil'l‘crt‘11l
Ll‘llrl tom’s ‘
l nigti l). l‘ugnnclti ol‘ 7‘.Sl:11nlo1.i i111
111ml), of South \o111:1ll'.., 111115 11 1'.lu'1‘.111
in thin plnco lust. urchin"
stylus (‘ll' di‘l‘hlPS.
«film you not lill'onuh 1.1111 \lll.l:~
shopping. stop :11 tho ‘1l1111ol'ial (‘ut‘c
for u good 1110111 or lunch,
A little snow 11ml the outward ovi-
. dunno (if the. poor npprnuch ol‘ t‘hrist—
7 111115 Would no more convincing.
7‘.\'o 1130 paying ion l‘ITlllr‘l for i111.
ported hocl‘. when you got 11 nico gloss
‘ of l’ubSt‘s for five ccnts. '.1t the 1111-
‘ portal (info.
’l‘hc Metropolitan (lrchoslrn, of .\'or-
wnik, will hold 11 weekly rchonrsul at
the hdhto of one of the members on
Monday evening.
wilnlncouls. Umbrellas and 0111195,
7 at. Rogers & Stovens‘
. David oApstcin. of Bridgeport; has
,illed :1 petition in bankruptcy in the
l'uited States district court; liabilities,
. $7,568.64. and panels, $1.575. ‘
7 ~~An appreciated Christmas present
-——,~.'1 box oi? lSGR—MOId Well Cigars—
19117. or. sale at wuelpley & Clark's.
.——....——-——-—_
The annual meeting of the ltnlian
independent ‘Society will be held to-
morrow morning (it, 8:30 o'clock, at
, which time the officers for the ensu-
7 ingyeur will be elected.
—~Xu1as presents at O'Brien‘s. .
. The election of ofllcers will take
" place at the meeting of Court Edmun-
0 De Amlcls. Foresters of America,
which 1111 be held Monday evening
‘ The Life Savers will hold their week-
ly danCo this evening in Arion hull.
.___—
. «Nothing more acceptable for Xmas
him an electroller for the dining room.
il line at Reed & Volk Electrical Oh.
The weekly dance of the' Uncao
, e of Red Men will be held tonight.
Richly,I beautifully and finely stock-
witb the wonder ware of Santa
nus you will find the main floor of
1. (361111111 00.11 store, and it is
plied States. Read advertisement. .1
-—-——
1
. loam with suggestions for the Christ
mas shopper wuh every‘ sort of toy
at a good‘little buy or girl could
wish for, bright and fresh from the
workshops of France. Germany and
whittle Neck Clamp. flockowny 07y:-
llong. Clamp, Iaonllops. I nlwayo
it'i' l
‘4' ‘17. ..
Q t7." I!"
,I ~16; I? 12‘"; .
.177" )1 ‘L‘. ».‘ 11:7.
5"‘h: 9 7 L: 7'
11in '4‘
‘.
V'ék“
I~a
‘3
4153’, 1‘."
Splendid Gowns at the Salon. I
The burning of the autumn ' Which is:
1111111111 n11 erupt to bc xonmnmcrodq
Wonderful noun; worn by sot‘t‘llv ndd'
Izrl-ul‘ly to its succvss. writes the ‘1'11111
toiicspondunt of the New York Proud. I
\ toutumc of rcvwslhlc some in
group and black t‘lheck had the innerl
side of blntk $111111 The skirt was;
omnpoued of a crossed tunic. whit l1|
sinrlod {rpm the shoulder and rcnchodI
to the feet. The edge of the dramvi
was outllnod by a turn back band 61’:
black sulln dotod with 11 delicate. 9111-
bl'oidcrp... Cream alonrondncc formed
the gulmpc. which was outlined by two
slender bands of vlulct velvet touched
with gold. A pointed collar of black
satin. emb1olderod to match the bond
of the tunic drapery. lurnlshed
harmonious whole.
Anolihcu gown muéh admired for its
elegant simplicity was of velvet tete~
de-ncgre with white stripes. It wE-s
cut. in such a manner that the stripes
ran in spirals around the body. A deli-
cate gulmpe of chestnut tulle reiie1 ed
wtbe severity of the bodiéc. The input
worn with this dress wnse of plain
tote-de-negre velvet, and had rovers
entirely covered with 'SOlltl'ilclle braid
Lurg White buttons. braided to match
the rovers, were used to fasten the
front
A stunning strictly tullored unit had
a skirt of dark gray rough material.
striped with white. The coat was of
plain black. made in cutaway style
Cuffs. collars and the large revere
were of the striped gray materln1.Flnt
buttons wére used to i'daten the coat.
An ultra chic style which cannot be—
come overdone is the wearing of
white.\ The foremost designers dla~
play models in white satin, velvet.
cloth‘and plush. Not 11.7 bit or color has
been intruduced into the 1111111111: at
these costumes. We pro to wear robes
of immaculate white. Radiusoten
stony A long redingoto of white
broadcloth. very olmplo in out, who
worm over 11 town of moonlight blue
tho 7
trimmed with band: or ermine or
white copay are tortured in theta do I
velvet idiot! with amino: 1 - .
popular than over. 0111:, was especial
l1 utttucliw 'Iihc but had 11 unit
pulled (101111 of (ftilli'fl! litt‘l‘. in black
and gold. iincd with fancy white lino
stun not A in nrf of moicukln was
fuldcd nroundlho crown. The brim
was. 21 trill of mole aeroplane. button»'
I holed with gold thmud around the 11111- :uuch button hole is prlcd over the but
Roses and leaves fanblonod
cherry red.pu1plc
trudnood the noedch
touch of color. The pencil mutt of
moleskln had a band of the lace
through the cantor A cluster of round
was caught on the left side.
sum. waists are shown with deep
'collnuottes ofplnlled tulle. Plnitlnga
also finish the cuffs.
Muff Pocket.
ledge
from soft silk in
gold and green in
whether made of fur or velvet have: a
pointed flap. under which in Concealed
a roomy pocket. any: the Moutrenl
Star. such a muff does away wilh the
necessity of the separate bag which
has been considered essential for so
many mouths.Tl1e flap is often of n
fubllc contrasting in color as well 113
muteu'ial. if possible tho muff com.
plemeuts the hat with which it is cur-
ricd.
fl.
Gown Draporleo.‘
Turkish sports with nilvor decoru-
tlons innke‘ beautiful ova-draperies for
an etching gown. One can be clash-1
ed in the oeutor. turned back, round
01-“V” ohnpc.'1‘be"openlng should be
bound with a bias hand of the material
of the gown. The panéla should be7
held at the waist line with 11 smnrll
sash. ~‘iew York Tribune.
Shoo- of Fabric. '~
0: Rubric rother than leather. that
word 'of odvlco concerning tihom in o
‘o‘onnble, “ya the Indinnnpoilo News.
This grant: objection which so many
mm to cloth or «tin or oven ouqdo
top ‘shooa to thin: they wrinkle about
u' noatnoos or beauty in cunoc‘rnod.
70": sumo "Imperial 91.11..» ;
‘5
I The fascinating tar out: pro mono
hpblti
fore the hook is lurnod. lhuo relieving
puttorns. much limo can bc, saved in
. lot the some time ~«Tha Modern Prla
lcllla.‘
Some of the new envelope mums. '
So many of tbon‘ow high shoes areI
the ankle: After 11 short period at
.wonr,.thus spoiling the mm. 1111 for
1
7i.
l
Z
1
untimely. A button choc should pol-1:1
he huloncd ulngio bonded. Tho but
tun should be brought close to the
hole with the hook. thou the other
hand used 111 bring thou) toogchor be
the strain on tho chub. Otherwise
',tnn stretching lilo material and tear-
lug the hole.
W
Paper Patterno.
When cutting gurmonts by paper
marking poifmntlons for tucks. etc.
by putting carbon paper undnr the top
piece of goods and marking two plecos
. Dainty Aprom.
Aprons of pink, blue or violet b1»
llcte. stencllcd in :1 darker color. are
lovely" clthar for needlework “or ten
Aprons. aayb the Chicago lntcr Ocean.
The atenclliug may be outlined with
the some shade of floss. which will
give a finished appearance to them.
I These little Aprons are quickly
made and are really vcry effotcive
Wold roses. tulipa or any flower in a
conventional form would be best to
Inae, and the needlework apron should
be made with a. deep pocket. while
the tea. or chafing dish apron oehould
have a bib The entire apron may be
edged with Valencl‘cnnca lace.
I ' Novol Bieovo. 7“
IDne of the newest cleaver. in ions
and veryc
Ifrom the shoulder to deep cuff depth.
'where a row of buttons makes 11 finish
to the hand. says the Indlauppollo
News. '
Tho 31111111 is filled with soft. nonu-
ty luo‘o frillo. or with one long lace put!
of county milieu." Sometimes. when a
touch of bright color to used with a
dark tone the {linen color uppearo un-
der this our. Thorn to no cud to the
horrible variotl
I
hanging.
prurient day. says an American auth-
orlty
distinmliuhed by remarkable delicacy
of technique 11nd beauty
camp a reaction in furor of. the lunch-
of the liousibllltlec and marvels of mar
chlnury grow.
duct. increased.
ry was rt‘gnrdcd an n laborious crawl
Lion of on curlicr ago. before 2111111 had f
modulo-'01! strain and electricity. Only'é
mic had not penetrated. was tho nrtI
of
in this that lu‘kuown today 11.17
511111 joivoir'31'
In} were 51111: i on tho 31.1mm turnod'
:(‘lili
‘ 1pm: won 11 1111 111mm; cl" churn-11111
7pnliod on 1mm: of the beautiful.
11hr: (hut-m m 11‘11latlml‘ily
of lit‘aidli
limbo ulnnuflu‘ Imcd vim 1 :1, lid:1c,ntion
”Novel and lhc l-unuty or
* wurhorn' billing to sprint the limp and
gututly l‘lm‘l‘smz'y to porfucl. their art.
' lll'uo phi uboul thr- pl'vfit—n‘. tin}: rovivnl.
71,1:l11'11it1 of lit mu 0! till: 311‘- luuc low or
'3 uoslmrn, li’lt immunity and skill of 1i1u'
‘ medium! rrui‘lnnlnu. and tho oxuuirdzui
Idvllt‘t‘lvl'. tinA minutunchn of (111' work"
" 1';11 mnhl in ct
211ml mun our; 7;.llnuod 1.111111 by
mi nrzluuuu who run out n Mono into 11
" porfcrl
Ithousnndlh of 11 gram. or rcliuoo the;
; thickness of 11 which to that oi (“iii'll‘l
. board. I
X jou‘uh‘y Solomon one of tho tlvo preli-
closa lilting. with a pinch .
nownmnttcr n 1111.111 our when 7
the headgear belongs to a mall rib 11
News. Corduroy
nukes natty hair, too; whorl tho coat
in of the cam matcx‘lal It Quito com 7
plate. the small child‘s winter ons-
turne. I The corduroy 11mm uollnlly
trimmed only with a romtc or” self-
Velour bottom found, £00.; these
the white alllt velour: are especially
nice for dressy occasions.
oirncmbrlshHAholebronghledts
Now Mum.
Mulls. not and enormous, ire seldom
entirely of one kl d of material. There
are cvorso nun delightful combina~
lions. says the ludlanapolis News. Per-
haps one of the most. somber of these
was made of shaggy black plush and
white silk, heavily shrouded with black
chiffon. Broad hands of htopluch made
tho outer endp: tbcbllgk and chiffon.
.w/
I
themselver all ovorlhc front in on i111-
memo (leishabow. with muscled ends
Bounty of De‘nlgn in Jewelry. _
Never has jewelry been more beauti-
ul. nor in more demand than at the
Following
was
on precious slouch.
ho Renaissance. when jewelry
of design.
A11 the knowledge
unmade 'objut'tu.
the demand forlts pro-
l-lnnd-wrought lowcl-
n out-of-thc way spout. whore pron-‘3
tho iownlry varnflrnxhn rethincd. it:
"pen-g
lluspttc lhc in 1 that limo und 1111.111 _
th lhuusnuda from i‘iiiit‘lllllt*;~’,7
rho 111111111153
11115 lacking: in many ol‘.
hund
tin"
till."
wrought Rl‘llt‘lt'x; n.1, rhmvn by
7'l'his rcvll ill but. twit‘ulud 710 11.1 the 111‘—
lorcliheou 11nd roilnutnrmt of tilt“ lip-I
uni-3141111011: ut'ildumithn \rl 111111' dour}?
notch tho ninkinl; 11! join it ,1 7
1n o1"-11‘I1 dirrl‘élon in the runlm of
laundry thin z'm'hnl in lilaplnyml. 'lth
13111 \‘1 111- H.111 ,ml iiillliil‘i7
'mul incl! ‘01. 111111111 hns‘ .1‘1‘1‘11 culltl‘vl.
Elit‘ rill ll 7
phrth'lu of 11111 111nm than :1 457‘
The Christhiu Stare
rals for Tonlght
AT THE BUSY XMAS STORE.
Spe
Beautiful ChI
and sizes.
maa Gift.'
Chiffon Waista $1.49
ffon Wairto over mesh not, daintlly trimmed, in all colors
One of those Waiuta will make on appreciated Christ-
Regular value. $4. Tonight. 81. 49.
ll, l.-1 dcmousurnicd filial“ n1 1bo§
wider choice of 3111111151. A. few years;
lino :1 Woman who «ivsircd u ploco of'
ions stonouwu diutnoud. ponrl. ruby.
cupphirr1 or mncruid. Today silo in.
ulud'ou thi- entire rough of upml-procm
lou'a stones in her collection. Nor does
she fuel it ueccso'nry to select the
lurgout stone that she can secure for
the money. Through the knowledge
generated by this revival she appre-
ciated the {not that a stone is beauti-
ful because of its color and its posi-‘
tion in the dcrorutlve scheme. not
because of its size. nor 11% cost. This
fact furnishes one of the motifs of the
proseubday revllnl.
The beautv of enamel and its ndnp I
tnllon to jewelry is another impor'tant
feature of the revival. it is to Reno
Lnlique. of Paris that much of the in
tereot in this brunch of jewelry must
be attributed He is the acknowledg‘
ed muster. lilo fertile imagination in-
finite resource of design and his déx-
ilerlty 11m enabled him to create thol
most beautiful examples of, enamel“
jewelry. Women in Paris build a gown
around a comb or pendant created by
Mllqne. The subtle shndlngn and rich
harmonies furnish the color bubonic
for a sartorlnl product oi unparalleled
lowdown—Good Hounekepins.
W.~
47—1171 order that all who desire to
obtain Vanity Boxer before Christmns
may do so. the number of coupons has
been reduced to five. For five coupons
and 95c one of those useful Christmas
presents my be obtained at. this office.
. ,l I
Shoo Economy.
Do not wear I shoe continuously. if
worn on alternative days.
point of view of economy, it pays to
have two pairs of shoes and to wear
thorn nltornnlely. son an exchange;
Continuous weal- of a shoe takes the
tone out of the leather. The heat at
But this wrinklenons in‘ and to cotolobo‘ “brim "7A" 77‘7.7'"7_’7,‘-7 I‘olml planning «to
Dolls at $1.725
24-inch Dolll, shoes and stockings, extra fine quality hair.
$2.00 vuluq. On sale, 81.25.
All Linen Initial Handkerchiefs
12% cents
Gents' All Linen Initial Handkerchiefs.
@1790.
7970 Short Kimonos 490
10 dozen Shprt Kimonos. good 79c values, many good pptterna to se-
lect trmn.‘ and all Sizes. Tonight, 49c.
$5 Leather Bags, $3.98
it it's a good $5 Bug. sec the 100 extra line Leather Bags we place
A good
Ladies' and GoodI19c values. 7
Tonight, 1
on solo tonight. Every ling gunrunteed 21 $5 mind, or your mon-
ey book. ()11 pale. $3.98.
OTHER BAG SPECIALS AT .................... 79c, 99c. $1.49. 51.98
. VERY SPEC|AL JUST FOR TONIGHT
Campbell Kids 390
full ('TnmpbolI Kids on sale tonight at Bile.
I250 Fancy Aprons 190
Just for toIlight. 1'51: F‘nncy Aprons on sale at 19c.
OTHER Animus up To‘ ....................................
Sale of Umbrellas Tonight
A must llol
59c. 99c. 51.
$1.50
le'icz'ful collection 1'11” l'111b1cilds no on spin
19, $l.,49 $1. 98.
Rainconts at $3.49
,1' we willscll Lndiuu' and Misha-3' iiuiuconts at will. 1“
tonight at
Tonight 1.1111
In
>pecin1 Writing Paper
11 25c. 29c, 35c. 49c
tint: cnzsool W1 hing; l’u‘lur. put up lin tnnu 'uol'.c.'~
The Toy Store
of The Norwalks
entire floor given over to our large Toy Departme'nt. Wa7
Nearly one
will displ y our ontlre new line of Imported and Domestic Toysp
Games, lions, at very low prices. Bring the children to Toyland.
M nicure Sets a
,cissors sets
Library Sets.
in finest' steel and attractively put up in beautiful Leather
‘\
I cases at? a gift7itcm that will bring pleasure.
MANI IURESETS. ...... 1
scrss Ins SETS ........... ......$:.15 to$5.oo _1
LIBRAI 1; SETS ..........$1.5‘o 10:53.00
. .$3.00 to $15.00
u... .o..I..1..
'01:
to is a Gii'tStorc of finest quality, combined with low-
. est prior 7 '
,1
W. Fairchild 81 Sons
iNCORPORATED "
1 “AT THE SIGN OF THE CHIMES"
997 Main St, cor. P. Gum-code BRIDGEPORT
' Manufacture". Important, Retailer;
ed 1865
Establish .leWelers & Opticians
you do. it will not but no long as it .7 '
From the
the foot causal; perspiration. which. if
it does not 1.1. time to dry.1‘o a th‘o'
. 111111111. Whoa the lining 111 gotta. 111p . .
7 oomph-ditch camp in conical Wit-h tho
VER7V77BEBI BUTTléRy'IPQlMd cu-t'u7no7-oI'-.la‘u'.-'io-‘-noounnuoono-Iug 3815
BEST FLO 1241-2311111“ bog....... 1W...” ,
15 poundo‘ RANULATED SUGAR .. $1.0!)
10 poundb trons nucuwnur‘ror 36o ‘
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