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WHAT AM I?
'ave health and strength. , VI
, eer the weak and comfort the
‘wiary. I make homes contented
‘ in! happy.
‘UNDER THE Ml8~ 1"
TLETOE~DON' T MISS
THE OPPORTUNITY.
We take the opportunity of .
111111111 wishing our friends and pat-
rons‘ all the rompiiments of the
season. and of haunting them that
any orders for ready-made Clothes
intrusted to us. will he attended to
in sut'h a manner as to insure their
. good- will and continued patronage.
MERRY CHRISTMAS
Gottlieb’s $7 81 $10
11 NORTH MAIN ST.
»\
transform cold and miserable
.‘heings into creatures of joy and
giadness.
I make pleasant the bleak and
dreary days of all the year.
1‘1.
(‘1 turn cheerless Winter into gen-
rial Summer and make a change of
iimate unnecessary.
LAM COAL!
Men’s Women and
Children’s Fancy
Slippers at 50c to $2
— MAX LEVY ——-';
1” WASHINGTON STREET BRIDGE!
SOUTH NORWALK l
w ”H. “M __..____.A-_._.. .
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Conneally 81
Bracken
Once You See ~ '2‘
our large and complete line of
Jewelry for Xmas. you will 110
no further for _1our Xmas illits.
(‘omo I11 and look over our large
stock.
"There is no more
welcome Christmas
_ Gift than a Pair of
‘5)»;G00d Comfortable
T; fj‘SiiDi’ers
50 Cents
to $2.50
4 'Conneally &
Bracken .
If 1 WASHINGTON 3T;
Tel. 368-4
ilititi
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' NOACK’S
36 NORTH MAIN, ST.
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George Finds His $011
with a new pair‘of shoes
(leorge—v-\\'hnt does this mean?
A new pair of shees'.’ Where did
you get them? '
r
walk. who pays lc lb. for volts and
best prices for t'uhhers, metals and
feather beds. He doesn‘t go
around with hells. 11nd 351‘l1‘ort St.
must he on the wagon. and the
17 NORTH MAIN 8T1.
PHONE 336-5.
" Henry Wilkens :-
hiil with name and address. I
11111 taking orders out of town. if
you let me know ahead of time.
CANES, BASKETS, PIPES.‘
MADE TO ORDER.
1 WE ARE NOW READY FOR
L CHRISTMAS. COME EARLY
AND AVOID THE RUSH.
.. specuALa—s LB. aox ASST.
' CHOCOLATES,$1.00.
. Caterer
(‘ntering for Receptions. Halls. ’
Weddings. (lard Parties. or will
i V furnish waiters for all occasions.
.Iust drop me a card. or call.
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:Dear Friend: ——
If you are wise
You will get the smoker something he
will appreciate. “‘13 are alwals ap- vv Y g
precinted. m. 0““
. 12 RAYMOND ST.'
- ROGER LUDLOW 9
Si TWIN CITY '_ siev's SKIES.
NUGGET Would you know the baby's skies?
Baby‘s skies are mamma‘s eyes. ,
LITTLE GEM Mumma's eyes and smile together
Make the baby's pleasant weather.
CIGARS;
.1 ALL DEALERS
‘~.i‘-'.SPECIAL HOLIDAY BOXES
3.1. REYNOLDS. Mfr.
_.\1amma keep 1'our eyes from tears.
TKeep your heait from foolish fears.
Keep your lips from dull complaining,
{Lest the baby think Ms raining.
1 l . —-M. C. Bartlett. in St. Nicholas.
here could be no better Selectionp thany a hunk Boak, showing .‘
oslt to their credit in
tor it may start a system of savings that will he '01 great advantage
in later years.
All appropriate gift card will be furnished on request.
. Open Monday evenings. Closed Saturdays at noon.
‘ I
to a child.
driver must give you a duplicate » I
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neurons teams ' «nod , 3 and s ‘Cmtte Building
DRY GOODS STORE one“ . NO'KWALK, CONN.
V.
hristmas China
in the Basement
A BIG VARIETY OF BEAUTIFUL GIFTS AT REASONABLE PRICES. SEE THE
SPECIAL ASSORTMENTS AT 25c. 50c. 75c and $1.00.
‘
The 2512
Includes Pin Trays, Jugs.
Cups and Saucers.
The 50::
Includes Five O'Ciock Tea Cups, Boo Boo
Dishes. Hair Receivers.
The 75c Collection
Includes Syrup Cups.
Cake Plates. Celery Trays.
The $1 Collection
includes Cracker Jars, Game Sets.
Dishes, Sugar and Cream Sets.
The Finest~ Imported
CHINA 7 ‘
A few of the many items are: Chocolate.
Cake. Ice C cam and Salad Sets. Separate
Plates and Dishes. Vases. Comb and' Brush
Trays, Cups and Saucers and Salad Bowls.
Beautiful Bayreuth China
Includingmany dainty Mugs. Plates. Bowls.
Pitchers. et:.. for children.
Assortment
Salts,
Olive
Peppers.
Assortment
Mayonnaise Dishes.
Today and Tomorrow are
the Last Two Days of the
Riverton Waist
Sale at Manufacturers’
Prices
THE LATEST MODELS IN ALL THE POPULAR SHADES fi AND MATERIALS
MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES AT MONEY SAVING PRICES
REMEMBER. THIS
SALE ENDS TUESDAY NIGHT.
‘ A LEGEND.
Thai is 11 pretty legend that is told
of the wild wood maiden 11 ho was phloi
with her kiss to chance 111.31 one lmok‘
When in her \1'nuderinuu
among mortals. 11hr encountered some
one angry or unjust. instead of helm '
« torrent or resenting what was threaten-
ed she simply kissed her most. and
then he or she suddenly became a sim»
ple. happy child again.
The Iicnutpfiot' such a myth as this
points to the great {not ”till the real
iiirumny and simplicity of good has 111.
.Wnys been shin-11111 into the conscious-
110.531 of humanity and finding some ox-
Son-«Mamma telephoned 441 to .lll‘t‘rliiion. dimmed iiumah it he
Wm. Eltron. :15 Port 81.. East. Nor. flemjng. '
The love which refuses to see 011
min, and III will In another. hut looksl no f11li.-(‘ oldstniih.
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The Paris Cloak 81 suit House
‘ THE HOUSE OF GOOD CLOTHES
515 Main St., Stamford.
BEWARE OF BUYING XSMAS GIFTS 0N CREDIT
“Merchants who give credit arrange prices so the man
who pays settles the accounts of those who do not.
_ things you need and pay for them. If you haven’ t the money
to pay for the things you need just Wait until you get the
money. and note the sweet satisfaction of being bigger than
temptation. "—Elbert Hubbard.
Great Sale of
Women’s Suits, Coats,
Dresses, Waists and
We carry everything' in FURS—Chiidren’ 9 Sets and La-
ales' Muffs and Searis, at the lowest prices.
1" . la».
at the divine image and likeness iu-i
stead of at the mask of human person-
iliih la the ion-r whereof the. mo
phct spoke when in? said. “lie that
shuttuih his eyes from huholillng mil:
0 sail dwell on high."
hope.
litIilIS iliii filliiiliis.
Veteran Bradley. ‘
George H Bradley, of the
l «1111‘. lie was 1111' years or new.
ad was tottnetly 11 111111an in (‘11.
We pend time and money in the 2m, (x1. I
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xive but little. thought to the mastery rm burial.
of the 0119111 of them all.~—Cherieeton
News and i‘ourler.
W...
William Boning.
William Bossine
~A|| 11mm to the man who has lenm- ; 11111111 at his home in wmnnmuk.
ed quietly and happil) to 1vul1.~1(loss-‘1vas 15 years or age and leaves
not.
and
_..c ._-_....- “Ts—Ma...“
William Bosnia-g
()ur groattst glory consists not in
The funeral
‘und interment will tolimv tn Riv
1 side cenmtet‘y.
«HM
Funeral of Mn. Thomas Riley.
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was hold title morning at 9 o‘clo
“rum St. Joseph's Church, where a
380. Main St., South Norwalk
I Dreuuan.
lthe. solos 0 Saiuiaris and Face to Fa
'tho choir sang Nearer. My God.
' Thee, as the hotly
1 church.
Buy the
l
lman O‘Connor and John Murrmi
torment was in 31. Man a cemetery.
HE cor His oesehrs.
to open a gate.
“How lunch will you give me?" 8
reply.
The. boy opened the gate
1
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1
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i "As much as you deserve,"
i
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Hand then asked for his reward.
I
Furs
liteep the studios from stunting
:iover the place .e-Exchenge.
Filth
Mary .s'tau lliome tor Soldie 11. died tin-re 'lhuir
lioness
A I
The remains rims taken
«Mutton of the fine arts and w to Southlngion by his son Monomer
died Saturday
lie
a
wife and two sons Theodore l.. and
sor-
\'I( 911 will he held 1011101 row afternoon
new! 111ill1111.hut in ”85““ "“3‘7 time at 2 o"'tiork from his late residence
N‘-
The funeral oi Mrs. Thomas Riley
ck.
re-
inuiem 11111311 was celebrated 111' Rev. llr.
Miss Alice Splau rendered
cc.
to‘
was loading the
The pail hearers were Ed-
\1'a1d ilmnard. llieston iiemard. Sher-
In
A gentleman asked a country boy
aid
was the
slowly,
"l promised ran as much has you
deserve .,d“ said the gentleman “and
ltou deserve nothing "-'-Clllldieil s Ma-
lilazino.
"Won-‘1 you have an apple, Henry?"
Every garment we sell is such exceptional value at the queried the hostess 0111 small guest.
Price that once you wear one we are sure of your future pat- r F01 11191111.; 1:28:88? the! “me
e ow " 'm are con appes."
a s.
ronage$ 6Itswiltl pay you well to investigate our cl $19.8 '1 Vhy are you afraid?" asked the
1 1115 ............... . My
-$za Ladies‘ Suits for . $119: "Becitilse." explained Baum "my
$256, Illicit (Elm: {gm .......... ' '_$§;‘38 grandma died or 11pple~iilexy."——Chica-
1 re. use r ......... .KoNews'
$20 “193le Coats for ...... ...... $11.98 __ . ‘
$10 Ladies Coats for ”$4 “(390,.” says he loves that little
$35 Fur Coats for. . . . . $37.50 cu” own your right ear 9
$40 Fur Coats for ‘1 . t. r - - . 1.1,; C. . 1 . 1... n 1 .:.$ 010.0 "1' m glad to ’iu‘ow that I was.
. $10 Drefins for 1 4,- « 1 ' - - -'-~ .. €98 ‘ Just about to hand it or. the other
$4OS 388:8 forw.‘ . . . .11”. . . .. .11. . 1 $5.93 islde." —-Kansas City Journal
.9 30:2:1... v .. ’.9 -WW
' 111 “ $2 Whiets for .. . .981: 1 Uncle Pennywise Sara: Clamping
$31W5i513 £911.... . .. . , . . . ... .....1.'11$r.98:~ the turkey to’ the table only not sot:
you the problem; the next thllfl; is 1:)
11‘1
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Our store will be open
every evening during this
week. Here you will find
useful Holiday ’Gifts for
your dear ones at "Greatly
We
You’ll
waste none of your money
Reduced Prices.
carry no toys.
here. We allow you to
open 11
Charge Account
And settle your bill in
Easy Weekly Payments.
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‘ "' HER TWO COMPLAINTS. '
Edward, the colored hutler of 11 hid.»
in Washingtoh. had recommended his
mother for the position of cook, but
when the applicant ('61an the lady
noticed that she was not very strong-
looking.
“Do you suppose you will he nhie to
do the work. Auntie? You don‘t look
very healthy." '
NOT THE TAILOR'S FAULT.
(lov. W. R. Stuhhs of Kansas apro‘
pus of a bill he was promoting said
Hi 11 recent banquet:
“The opponents of this hill Ilud
fault with it. Well. in that, they re
mind me of .lack Hughes.
"The tailor brought Jack home a
new suiuthe other day. Jack went
upstairs to try it on. Then. 10 min»
utes later, he shouted down to his “.93. ma‘am, l is able; ain‘t nuvu'r
wife. 1 been no ways sickly in my lilo—~111u-‘t
"That t‘ool tuilor‘s made 11 hatch
nuvver had nuthin hut smallpox au'
0‘“ of the ""5“, Edward. "-1. ippiuz‘ott's,
"'llmi'. .Iohn‘." Mrs. Hughes asked i
"‘Whr.‘ said Jack. "5111' rut R In" AN ORCHARD 1N Bosrou
ton too many at the top and a but~
. When Au' sins l. i‘horuiiil‘c
touholc too manv at the houom.‘ ' {‘0 ' ‘
‘ Brewster snpped recently at the lloL-l
Thorndike his friends learned for the
first time that the hotel was naut'd
after his family and that the famous
old Thorndike orchard once OCCleii'd e
the present site. of the hotel. “It may
be surprising to consider it now," snide
llir. Thorndike. "hat a private orchard
lwith many fine fruit trees occupied
considerable space in almost the heart.
:of thex'iity twenty-five years ago."—~
Boston Post.
Says the Boston (:lohe: "All the
'iiars of the country don‘t live in Win-
lsted. Conn." We know it.—Srhenema-
Homer S. Beers & Co. .11 Unions... -
111’
"How did that enormous grease
slot come on the ceiling?"
"The waiter happened to have a
dish of boiled beef in his hand when
he heard that. he had won the great
prize in the loti.ery."-Fliegende Blant—
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22 W. WASHINGTON ST.. 80. NOR.
28 WOODWARD AVE. .80. NOR.
13 MAIN ST» NORWALK
‘ SELECT YOUR GIFTS
now and we 1111i choerfulh re-
serve th 111 1111‘ you until
Christmas.
-~ In (ounce tion 11'Ei11 our 115111
’ ' 1111' stock you have tie heneflt.
of Mark Ciiissl.outl1c1 (hits, the
. world's renowurd icuthtr goods
,,. . stores. -
' Sewing Baskets” .SG 50 8; $9.50
Leather Lined Waste Bas-
" km .................. 35 .oo'
BUY Collar Bags ........ $1 to $3. 50
Traveling Sets ....... $5 to $12
Leather-back Brushes. .S2 75 up
Cigar and Cigarette Cases
from .................. $1 up .
Bill Folds. from ........... $1 up 0
Open Evenings Until Christmas ‘1' .
Hazelton
l, The Btflershfieid’GIShnCo.
Tel. 2911 ‘ in Water at.
Josep hDaVis "
85 Waehlncptoh at. Tel. 0911.
Norwalk Chronicler