Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Tuesday, December 17, 1912 · page 2

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NEVW cmAAMN oAR'r-oou.
Powors of Silvermino, lntroduoos‘
Dgpot to “American” Reade”.
Powers. the New York Amori
cahoonlat, ‘uoeel‘ a full page or
Sundays loan-o to illustratommne
onihlo loatuios oi the new parcels

fondle}! to poke fun at the entlisiuaiir:
. 'Buuu urltropo Warner. Bell Mead. in
the doorway of tire depot islands 2 fig-
.ure labeled”‘Denoon" . Mr. Powers in
not more Voxulioit, sow ohnll intro

of the following Now Cuwnnuultca {rho

M Among the illustrations, mm are timeouts of tho Conrgegntionul

”if WW labelled “HOW me POT-I; Church; D. 'A. ‘31}. 30113.4 . .W Soofield,
Works in a. Dry Village,“ .1 F'. Silliman, Neiluqniolcottp F Hor-

‘ ly seen tliat the dry village

. em. had in mind Was New On

Monoli. went for license

um. VB. 3. Berlneit

—-impuio 'blood runs you downw.
There ‘5 o isusmcomfl looking jug makes you an array victim ior organic
ring a tug, 11M," which some! disease. Burdock Bloml Bitters purl

Ml!!! think must surely. have 13683 hr: lies the bloodwicuroa Vino cause—~builds .

 

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_ OLD DOMINION LINE
hort Sea Trips, Delightful Weak Ends Alf-owing
Pleasure and Rest to

OLD POINT COMFQRT‘, ' NORFOLK RICHMOND
and WASHINGTON. _D C.
Norfolk and Old Point comm nod to-

, . 1 tom including malt and north ‘
,New $011: to Richmond or Wasan 9. c4831??-

« tin-n Including main and boron, $15

ON 0. D. BTEAMERS
lint and Cold Sou Witter Baths can be procured on Steamer with~
'1 out charge. Steamers we all quulpped with the United Wireles-
Telosrwn System.
STEAMERS SAIL EVERY WEEK DAY AT3
Ticket: and Stateroom Reservations. Pier 25. North River.
Foot of N. Moore St, New York.

, Plione 3900 Franklin. Sondra:- Illustrmd Pamphlet. '
“w. L. WOODROW. Traffic Mar. .1. J. BROWN. Gon'l Pinon." Ago.
~, No: further particulars apply to J. M. LAYTON A 00., 5 Roll-
. road Avenue, or Depot Ticket Aunt, N. Y. N. H. nod Fl R R.

 

 

 

 

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19le Granulated Sugar V$l

 
 
 
 
 

. its. mime ............ .25 Eggs. per donen .30
. 8 plugs. Seeded Raisins ......... .25 Cranberries, per qt. ............ .10
'3 lbi. Danes ......... ..... 25¢ Mixed Nuts. per ib. .......... .15
Alba. Dates ........ .25, English Walnuts, par ib. .18
oioowgorine. pkg. ....... .26 Figs, per lb. ..... . ........... .. .15
Currants «pkg. ..... .........,... .10 Evaporated Peaches. 2 lbs. .260

 

Applei. Oranges, Grapes Grape Fruit. Spinach, Celery,

”UNITED GROCERY CO

Sweet Potatoes

 
 

20 North Main St;
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The Hatch 81 Bailey Company

IOUTH NORWALK. com.

47 Lumber and Mill Work for Everything

Tom 1..

{BEAVER BOARD

. in ninth: my in mum». on o ~IWM for hill and
'vluior and won-paw Ithmnflhlootoninllihvmm
oi moo Mm normals uni «nun, m Mania cl 5
with monitor murmur murmurs-Aim Wommu
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slip in $75?) on V

to lea‘mit‘to our readers to determine ‘
whether the caricature resembles any _

Handkerch

We have bought an unusual quotiEty and expect In unusual solo; ..

 
 
 
 

 

15o. 2 for 260. 160. 2 for 26:. 1
large varieties. All linen.
(See arch in center at aim). 169mm Nundkorchom.
Ladm’ Handkerchief; A: 25:: unit.
At 26¢ “on. ”Fine linen.
Embroidered or loco. Grow Hawker-union.
Ladln’ Houdini-onion. so: to 61.00. .
26: to um. Funny how.
V~ ‘ in i‘ancy boxes. .
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‘ SCALLOPED HANDKERGHIEFMENT‘B' on tAolos'.

 

 

 

 

PLAYERPVIANO
MUST «BE

GOOD PIANO

"‘spVoio‘lly if no

GIFT PIANO

In your purchase of a player the qual-
‘1 . ity of the piano most ever be the most
3 important itcm, because a good layer
‘ and a poor piano is a load COIliblliElthll. '

When you buy a

.Pease Playerpiano,

you got, ElRS'l‘, a thoroughly worthy ‘
piano, that has stood the test of 68 years,
and, NEX l‘ a player action that will ac- , .
complish more with the pedal pressure \ ,
than many a player with numcrous and 11~
complicated expression devices. lt’ s be-
cause. the tone comes forth with the mini-
ll mum of physical exertion. '

Our prices for players range' from
$475 to $750, and we have a number of
bar ains in used players from $35021}:

ur music roll library is free to Our
fl patrons for all time, and we sell upon a
liberal plan of monthly payments. Call
or write for player booklet and music

‘, , plan.
I OPEN EVENINGS

PEAsr. PIANO co,

128 W 421! St.,nr.3roulmy,fl. Y.
‘ Brooklyn: _ Newark:
34 Flatiron}: Ave. I10, New St

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Christmas Gifts

TSpeoralsr

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Lodlu' Handkerchiofo.

Goats' Hundkorohmo.
1 M So ouch. .
Pihin full size:
Oonw Handkerchiefs.

 

 
 
 
 

 

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1 'porinloudeut in “T Clioomnu openii

‘ Won “The School mm the Citimfi’ ,
" Allout titty wore prompt and at this
1 neuron, wr‘riculurly buoy to: ire wo-
“ . mun. this wan a uumcioul number to

‘ , outed.

log the districts and in n measure, the
“ policies of mo canaoiidutod districts

jul‘ lilo school rnovoment then the put)

lawn lino boon inyitod- w hour Sn;

uhow that the new voters and the
women of the Loaguu one union filter»

Mr. Gunman road a most oolinlar.
1y, illuminating paper. lie apologized
for reading a. paper because of the
press of business: and his coming at
all was much appreciated as everyone
our: one witii no technical knowledge
at all how onerous tho work of shop-

must be
Mr Chapman detniled the Memory

iic unhool movement. giving enter»
taming mug with regard to the (lifter.
once formerly mode in the education
of the boys and the girls; the boys
were titted simply for collage,. the
hours wol'e1trom.1aoyen to five, the
principal stress being placed upon
Latin; the girls were allowed to clone
for an hour before or litter the boys‘
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1?: some necessary matters The resig
Probably no other item in so largely purchased for Flirisimaufzr.‘ nation or Mrs G H myrpml tron:-
film as Halldkorchie-S. ' ‘-.: uror was accepted with regret and

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. present schools.

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tiny afternoon. it was a surprise to
.find that the school oystem as it now
.stunds was not introduc: d all Over
Civil ‘
War and that the first High school
was eutalrli‘ubed not till 1821.1‘119 old
and now abandoned Academies flour—
ished fora long time previous to the
Horace Mum, and
our own upiemml ,Dr, Henry... Barnard
for
their lll‘e-taolroi insisting upon .popu-
.ia-r education. A plea tor industrial
education was made and for surround
inc,r the pupil with such solely from
distance and other peril as may be
The speaker closed with an. eloquent
appeal to the), citizen to make the
school what it should be. The school
implies the citizen and the citizen
Vouglii. to one that the pupils oi each
subcoodins generation are fitted to
lieoome more useful than their pre-
doom.

Mr. Chapman wits listened to with
absorbed attention und'boortily ap-
plaudod. certainly the women of the
place mm: ready tov’help whenever
they can.
l At the close of tho undress the

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- the ornament or a sunbeam was
loft to Ville nominating committee.
Mu. filament! has left town and one
will in much mined. A report from
:the meeting addressed by Mr Nlcn
013 of Wilton upon some form of la
loociatod charities was given by \llas
iAlyoo Gregory. This certainly olwuld
be the very next move undertaken.
‘ An invitation to the "Silver Tea" giv-
en tho: al’ta’noon by lilo South Nor
.wik Municipal Manna wu ma. A
voto'waa mood flanking the present
,mnnacol‘ oi.’ the two moving picture
shows for some vory bountiful reels
rooently ohowu.

.— Who-W‘-

‘I’HE SECRET TERROR.

The haunting in" of riches: and

. helium. in the, Moi t'error Of
the working man. Hamil in his cov-
, ml. Kidney olmoéu up a main
arrow?) um vitality. Tilly lumen
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V’beot medial” made 101- kidney and
‘bliddn trunnion. The sunning urn
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' 1 Humanism; 1165? 'V'

' Policy Wuists for Woolen ‘

$5.00! $5.59 “INT $fin00o

 

In light shades of tan, and in

fancy
mw‘ lines of‘hlnclc, lllue,‘piuk and lilac on Wl’lllf.

«trims. nor—

Willi

'Mossalincs and Chiltons, Crepe do Chinos, fancy Silks
veiled with 'Chi'ffonu in very attractive colorings.

“Worth Silk Waists at Clearance

French cuffs and soft Collars. the stylus most wanton zif~

foot for lz'msiucss. Won: with tailored suits

$1. V50 $1.69 I“ $2. 98 spuinl.

 

humid ilnul‘.

A \crr Lime. line of warm. nice Swentcm in all pic—

Wool Golf. Vests, nice to wear under

“outlier, Si. no to $2. on.
Children s Sweaters from $1.25 to $3 75.
Special in Children’Vs “Pull on" Sweaters for $2. 98.

' Second floor.

PettiCouls oi MeSsuline and

him: well ’wiih gowns.
couldiask for, but we have it.
made; rather narrow.

 

icrrcd styles and colors, from $2 .98 to $7. 50.

contu in zero

Soft Taffeta

in. lovely shades, light, dark and medium, to cum-

Ther :3 is

The

ruffle of cotton.

 
 

hardly a

with scant ‘louncc and

skirts are

(ill

Sweaters fur Women 81 Children

slrndc one
well
lillilCl‘

$2.981! dainty gill for Chrislmzi's.
I Second floor.

 

Attractive Japanese China
for Gifts

gold.

$450.

‘beautiful 1

in sets and also separate pieces 1 ..
Chop Sets. platter and six plates, $5. 00.

Sherbet Set‘ , grape border, green
gold, bow .mul six cups, $5.00.

Chocolate Sit, violets or i'osclluds,

. Tea Sets, 15 pieces. $4.00, $4.50.

Nippon war: in while. and

decorations

and

$4.00.

«an

Celery Sets, tray and six dips, cherry blossoms, roses.

$2.00.

Nut Sets, 7 pieces, $1.25.
Brewing Table Sets, tray mail box, imir receiver, trinket
box, ring stand, llatpin holder, $31.00. $3.75. $4.00 and

$5.00

Water Sets, pitcher. cantilesiiclc‘s.‘ matchrznl'c uml coasicr.

Condiment SctS, tray, salt, pepper

$3. 50. $4110.

$1.50.

and

mustard. $1.2

Mayonnaise Sets, plain, bowl and indie. 50 and 75 cts.

Cake Sets, 7 pieces.

$2.00.

Coasters. mnnv <iesigns,15, 20 and 25 cts
in the Lllina Slum

g m

)—

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lirmcmber that Special in lravcling Bugs, Black grain

Walrus, i5, if) and :7 inch size}:

550%.

“flAk loJlfll lo‘l no on

‘ " . WITH J09; ..
ANGV ‘ufl‘npht ultfiidlgtllo‘ our». all eall'ool

.goouooucrununn.
... i:.n.au4t.rau

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