The Favbrite‘Xm'as Store of .
—=—The‘ Norwalks-- .
9‘} " 'NSHOPEARLY
~ ‘ in the Day and Avoid the Rush
Avwavmvfimsmwm-mmm
M r.
..‘.r\ 1.
. 1,.,
SOUTH N ORWALK
81 BBIDGEPOBT
NOTICE- All Center Tables
have been removed
. which gives plenty of room ,
for Christmas Shopping“ ‘ ‘-
RIDAY. DEC. 13, 1919
Umbrellas
$1. 25 Umbrellas 99c
10o Special Umbrellas for tomorrow; regularly $1. 25.
_ Saturday 98c.
Umbrellas at $1.49 & $1. 99
We are showing a big line oi Ladies’ and Gents’
1 “Umbrellas at $1.49 and $1. 99.
Leather Bags
make excellent gifts. One entire section given ever
it!) Leather Bags. A big line to select from; 25c,
" 491:. 99c. $1 50. $1 99. $2 49. $2 99. $4 98. $.5 98.
Sale of Ivory Clocks
This season‘s newest novelties, small Ivory Clocks,
99¢. $1.25. $1.50.
Work Baskets
We will place on sale a line of Fancy Work Baskets,
silk and satin lined, from the small basket to the large;
standing basket, 25¢ “to $1 .25
Great Sale, of '
W riting Paper
391: Writing Paper, 25c a box.
zoo boxes of Fancy Boxed Writing Paper, regular-
ly 39c a‘box. On sale Saturday 25¢ a box. See win-
dow diSpiay.
Writing Paper at 49c )
Writing Paper at 49c a box, value 69c. A very large
line of Boxed Paper, worth up to 69c, On sale to-
morrow 49c. See window display.
ViSit 1-.he Apron Booth
Hundreds of Fancy Aprons to select from, never be-
fore such a big line. Prices range from 25¢ to
$1.50.
Kimonos and Bath Robes
Be sure and see our big line of Ladies’ Kimonos and
Bath Robes. put up in fancy holly boxes.
‘. Kimonos from 59¢ to $2.49.
“Bath Robes. 11.2.95. $3.95.
Belts for Xmas
,Each Belt put up in a separate box, many dif-
' erent styles to seiec 1 from, 25¢. 29¢. 50¢. 75¢
- Fownes Gloves
If it’s as Fownes that’ s all you want to know, every
pair guaranteed. See the big window display and
the Fownes’ goat. Each pair puib up in a separate
bOxes. On sale tomorrow $15
SpeCial Gloves at 99c
We will place on sale tomorrow a lar e shipment of
Ladies’ .lees, each pair guaranteed 1. 25 value
At the Handkerchief 1101.11.
A wonderful collection of Holiday Handkerchiefs
at prices positively the lowest in The NorWaiks. “ '
‘Ladies’ ‘and Gents' Initial Handkerchiefs, a to: 251;.
Ladies’ Fancy Handkerchiefs, age a box.
Ladies' Fancy Handkerchiefs. 6 in a box, 591: a 1101;.
Children's Handkerchiefs. plain and initialed, 3 in a ‘
box, 151: abox. ,
Ladles' Linen Handkerchiefs, lace edge, see each. .~
Ladies' Linen and Lace Handkerchiefs, 501:.
$12 3. 115 COATS 19.95
Saturday we will sell out 50 Coats; regular prices
_ range from $12 to $15. Sale price $9.95.
$10 to $12. 95 SilkDresses $7. 50
25 Silk Dresses, sold from $10 to $12. so, to go at Jan-
-uary prices, $7. 50. No alteratiOns or exchanges.
Come early“for these great bargains.
All Trimmed Hats V. Price
Take your pick of all our beautiful Trimmed Hats
this Saturday and pay one-half the regular price.
$1. 00 to $5. Regularly $2 to $10.
Children’s Hats 25c
Values to $1. 00. About 50 Children’s Hats, worth
up to $1.00; while they last tomorrow 25c.
SALE OF FURS
We will start a great Fur Sale tomorrow.
SETS at $4 95 to $15 00
MUFFS $2 .95 to $12.
and bring the Children. The Greatest Line of
TOYS we have ever 9 Shown. Never before such Big Stock
PAINTS, 2512. 49c, 98c. UNDRESSED D,OLS $1. 25, DRUMS, 39c, 49c, 75c.
PIANOS. 25c, 49c, 75c, 98c, $1.25. $1 491 $9 95. $3. 49 DOGS, 25c, 49c.
DOLL CARRIAGES 49c. 75c. DRESSED DOLLS 75c. HORSES, 98c, $11.25.
3149893145. WASHING MACHINES, 69c.
PAINT BOOKS 25c. -
HILL CLIMBERS. 299. 49c. 996 WASH TUBS. 49c.
SOLDIER SUI'i‘. 25c, 39c. ROCKING HORSES. $1.49. BLOCKS. 25c. 49c
COME to TOYLAND
BEDS. 75c. $1.25. DOLLS’ roam-r" RE, 981:. rentals WHEEL. $1.50.
MECHANICAL rovs, 25c, 49c, HORSE AND TR CK. $1.99. MAGNETICAL 'rov $1. 49.
sec. HAT SETS $1. 25. $1.49. ROCKING HORSE $149.11..“
CHIMES, 99c.
BEA!) SETS, $!.49 BABY WALKER. $5.25.
SHOOTING GALLERY, 99c. CRACKER JACK 4CLOWN. 98c. BOOKS, 25C. 49C. 9812. $1.25.
TRAINS 98c, $2. 49.
25c,
, (4
DOLL SWINGS, 98c. GAMES. 1151:, 491:. .996.
BILLIARD TABLE, $1. 39
CANNON, 98c. -
‘\
3'.
BURGLARIES
are very common in and around this
vicinity. Would it not be well to call
us up on the 'phone and protect your
home and valuable: against this dan-
ger, by placing a. Burglary policy
with us and let us reimburse you for
the loss. Telephone 1230. --
TAYLOR a GOLDEN
87-69 Washington Street
South Nomik. Conn.
All kinds of insurance
Public Stenographor.
uy-v
lOnly nine days remain for Christ-
1111111 shunning.
MW
{The whilst 1111111511 we brought
tel-111 will. unlit-11111111 ideas. which one .
iildnd aunt iterated to
1111113131111 11""1311. ”and
WHEEL BARROW, 39c, 69c.
BOATS. 25c, 98c.
IMiss Lucile Collins. 01 Lowe street,
is ill with an fatten}: of the grip.
dtabnosa Encampment, ‘No. 9, i. 0.
0. F2, 'held 11 regular meeting in the
Wall street hnll'lust evening and trun~
sacted routine matters of business.
”Klimt tints, cape and derblea..0'-
Brian's. ' '
A11 adjourned meeting of the south
Norwulk Board or Estimate and Tax-
aiion will be held this evening in the
council chamber, 111 Washington
street. at which time the members
will consider the budget submitted by
the street department, which is the
big item in this year's budget.
wins“...
RUBBliRS
This Winter
HUB
A “message to
. Smokers
‘ Never judge dimers by
their outward appearance.
Just as paint covers up do
«roots, so does incur cigar
mullet: hide interior to-
Moon. ‘
in 11111111113 my well-known
fl‘SulireMetCourt”
PAINT SETS. 49c. 99c.
SHOOTING GALLERY, 25c, 4911.
Miss Ells Natteford, of Wilton ave.
nus. is recovering from a recent iii»
11683.
{1
It is expected that We games of pool
in the iNlltmeg Club tourney will be
played tomorrow.
-—Latc11t don-bios- O'Brien's.
Mr. and Mrs. Loiloy Montgomery. of
Wont avenue. have moved to New
town Terrace, Norwnlk.
The Bridge Construction Committee
will hold a regular meeting in the
town court room this evening.
«Umbrellas for Xmas. O'Brion'a.
M11111 lilosoom Bmith.iilatdly employed
In the allies of Raymond Brothers.
has taken 11 position in New Yolk
city
:-
Jack Brant, 11 former student at the
Overlook Select; Military Academy has
been «spending several days with his
friends in The Norwsike.
wit you have toys to buy, yen can
buy 111111111 bpet with 11 great stock to
select new at Minis 11.,“
Main; Helical: ms. haunted yester-
day by (linear Johh 11. fimlth, chimed
with intoxication. 'i‘ho 6m will con;
tlnuoduhtill January 4111
FELT iiIT IIIIIFIGTIIII-
EIIS , GOIIINE
(Continued trom first once-i
should be made on the part of menu
lecturers to sustain the present level
or the tariff. «whereas it” would seem
imposlbio to secure any raise. . The
speaker remarked that to his mind the
batters should decide it they could of-
ford to doibusinese ifI the tariff was re.
need and also whether or not they
should endeavor to procure a‘ roduc~
tion in specific instances, such as in
the cheaper grades of menutwcturo, or
in ribbons 1111111111, etc. The "imports-
tion evil" was referred to, 111111 the o.
pinion expressed that it was growing
in volume rather than standing still or
lessening
finally a committee of thme was 1111-
poinbcd, comprising J. Rumell, o! J.
Rummoll ‘it 00., of Newark, (N. J.; ill
‘ Wilmot, or, the No Name that Manu~
Teaming-001.0! New York; Iii. A. Mol-
lory it 011.. of Danbury, and Frank
Sohoblo, oi Philadelphia, to. nominate
names for the tentative committee.
The 11111111111111 11131011191111 tor the meet»
but room and did not aim for publi-
cation the hemp. of the appointed com»
mittee. This w» in accordance with
the while of the entire meeting, which
voted that the lit-11110111151111 were all an
executive nature the-Item being made
that 11‘ 1111111111 of those who wore a11-
i minted were but It the motto: and
that it “I Mead lift notify M {bib
., tore their item were given out. , .
.wibommthOWflW
POLICEMAN s‘urr, 69c
FIREMAN surr, 491:.
Hill“!!! Willi! Ill!
liloor and act are m the cottage. When
them-e was discovered after 7 o‘clock .
AWAMAMAVA‘AMIA‘VAVAV'AWAVAWZAWAVA‘A'AVAWAV RV’A‘VAc
Wflmm. “W... .m .w..._ .— .W..-“
BIUBIIT Ill Fill!
(Continued tram First Page.)
that the tire which destroyed six cot-
taxes Wednesday night at Silver beach
was accidental and not the work or an
incendiary. it was learned ‘thnt the
first cottage in the row on the beach
where the (tire started. owned by Sam.
uol Davis was occupied by members at
the Davis. family during the afternoon.
to 1191111 the house while there. smug
11111 duruituro, and {left at about 6: 30
as nearly as could be found out. it is
supposed that the small tire was left
smouldering on the hearth, and that
sparks may have fallen from it‘on the
it had ample time to gain great head
totherom.1
lHIrtford'I 125.000 ‘ium.
1191392th Doc lil.--Firo early
This morning did upwards of 896, 0110
Northern and Company. at No. 129
étato street. The barn. oi the Gounod-
‘tlcut Compsny ware threatened m a
time. 11.; origin is unknown. ‘ ;
WW
MINI WILHON OUM'RIQIO.
A general outbid“ and birthday
‘ $1.98.
MODELINE, 49c, $2.49. .
PICTURE MACHINE, $1.25,
$2.98.
They had lighted a fire in the fireplace .
way and had practically eaten its way , ,
to the grain Induced store or Smithl .
party wall 11v... Mills Martha Wilson.
Friday outlet. at: her home,- No. 2
Burbank street. Thorpe program were
Gertrude Helium-o. om .
7.11 1011141111 11111111111. 1111.11 -
” any, title-111111- Whitman. 111116111 deter.
Dorothy “gr?“- om V1111. 1111.11.11 , . ,y *
FINE. Fuss
useful and beautiful make the selection of a Christinas Gift
a pleasure. . , n ,
Nav‘dxinnn’
FOR r1111: HOLIDAY SEASON
ire have special lines in every department, ‘ '
coats AND WRAPS
of every fashionable fur and the latest models in extreme and
.. my .m
r sorbet-mire designs. . ,
- #1“ “911,15.
NECKWEAK ”
stylish "11nd 1.1.11.1. in Russian and ’Huiison any $111
1‘ Chinchilla Em Mink. Eunice. etc. with muffs to mate
film”! AUTO COATS, .
:11 about); 1111 women. including 1110111111 novelties. a;
Norwalk Chronicler