Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Thursday, November 20, 1913 · page 2

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Bwoepeanehe only machine in the world combining it complete
vacuum dhmr Mill a. complete carpet sweeper-«is a quality “cover
it is the finest mph of cabinet work, selected materials, tine iinish.
and possum su unequalled efficiency.
al'The name BWIEEPERNAG tolls what the ma
' "(Blithe iii—h combination of Carpet Swaepcr and
‘ Vacuum Cleaner The Sweeepr- Vac combination
. includes two machines, etch complete in itself.
Although the carpet mower and the vacuum .'
cleaner can each used independently. .they
will generally be used in comm-nation. “
The comet sWeoper is small enough to rest un-
der the vacuum cleaner so that both glide along
fat tile asme‘tllrie, each doing its own thoroughw
* work. The vacuum cleaner, by its auction, will re
any large r cii-pi'ull to a quart or solid dirt from
. {any lsrlge‘mig in, two minutes, alter it has been
limited or otherwise cleaned. The little carpet
sweeper at the same time, with its specially con-
structed brush. will pick up all threads. list and

Demonstrated] '

[fills week in our windOw. Call and" let
us show you what it can do. We Will
is glad to demonstrate it in your home.

The A. J. AntleVine 8; Son: Co

134-186 Washington Street. South "(mystic

For Corset Covers

This lot of Slide Laces olfers an excellent and lit-
tle priced Christmas gift ides. ‘

We are showing a large assortment in the most rim. .
ed designs, with beading at mpmdhmwhichmnybc
laintily finished with ribbon.

Thur attractiveness will make instant appeal {03 All
women.

Considered excdkut value at 50c yard.

Special 29¢ yard. ‘ . -‘ "

The N. E. Ryan (30.

86 WASHINGTON ST. EOUTH NORWALK, COINN

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‘ _ hotter health and a stronger physique

‘ once Company, in a statement Suit iv.

". 000, 000 boys who held Metronolltnn‘
.. policies specisi'lnducement to enroll. . -.x,
,; with the Boy Scouts of Americii and \ -~
.1 secure the honours or the Scout more ‘1‘ ““5““ ””“m‘ with M “d
' merit. The announcement says that
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A 4 reel version or Alphonse Dsu det'a world unions have] Every:
body s 00mins. Come only and set it good asst. . . ..
Special admisplon at night. Adults. 1593 children, 100
Matinee. the Same nu..." .‘.. .. Adults. 10c; Children,“

Coming Tuesday, “Hiawatha, in_ two reels

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ol the equine sensation of the day. Discos.
Albert Bristol's x
ARADMN STALLIONS,
C Five beautiful white specimens, A
tiny may and so educated mule
comprise this mammoth attraction.
Recosniflns the whole program at Here is the seasons niggesmmmi
Boy Scout sctivitios as conducive to novelty.

drinking cup. I will use pager cries.’l
or carry my own cup.

Fourth—i will destroy every house:
iiy I possibly can. ' ‘

Fllth-l willw never throw rubbish
in the streets. scanty strikers inane
sick people.

Otters Policy Holders , ‘
” inducements

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HERBERT SPENCER AND GRACE
BROWN,

sued, offers each one 0! the nihro than Mi“? ”“9““ comedy ‘WB'JP un-
“Him fiDeOlllIlles.

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my mother every day.

Seventh—oi will try and do at least
one iiliid set lb someone every day.

Emmi—«I will permit no rude or
oilenslve word 00 pass my mouth. even
when provoked. , .

The Buy Scout program was recog-
hired by the company as serving the
main purposes served bylhlslesno-u
namely. that of improving the health

in a boy. the Metropolitan Life Insur-

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"; "‘lleslth "and Happiness ‘ League" who
I'- Joins the Boy Scouts 0! America the“
, I": i company will give ll) a copy at the
. .I Handbook tor Boys.
I' Ihsdxe utter one year's satisfactory
.. membership, and (8) eyesi-‘s auh-’
‘; :Bcrlptlon to sow Life, the my doom
.3. measles. when he becomes s First.
.. Class Scout. ‘ -
. _: The importance (if this action to
-‘ those who are striving to hiring Scout ‘
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, - The action may .prove u long step to-
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__' tween the 300,000 boys who no Scouts illness made.” To obtain this badge
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Special Added Futon. cometBoySoouts and follow out altit-
Amerloa’s foremost smiled of "lr’illy the Scout program of recreation
lady athletics. The five charming sud study. it explains that any so:

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The Amer-icon Athletic Glut

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are members of the"Hoslth auxiliari-

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in the trends at their toys. An 0‘! the Scout most secure:
.1011 is now being msdsto get the is) Aramaic from his psrents
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in its alerts to mireuvslls‘ble to Campsnlcs to give their ampere solved by WWI-lulu! and llama!
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helps to spread consumption and oth- ,
meek. Engagement extraordinary upon the public streets nor in public

Third-«l will not use 0. public

Sixth—4 will do something to help

Lively comedians. with a lusllads of or boys—ind lorthst reason the 5m. ' '

._ idly doi- iiieiibeiship in ii donut Mus-
in 0. sides ol- physical culture iter- ter in his home town, or by writing ‘
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Silk and Cotton Shinings

A very handsome striped weave, light grounds with
stripes in light colors. This has every appearance of a
wash silk and is designed for wouioiLs blouses as well as

men’ s shirts.
' 39¢ a yard, 3: inches wide. ..
$3. 3*- 9‘ «0 Wash Goods Section, main floor. e

Boudoir Caps of Charming Sty e:

. Made of dainty laces, cliifl’ons, gilt and crystal beaded
nets and chifions, and ribbons. All colors—pink. blue,
lavender, wliitembcwitchiiig (Oilllliliatlml and at all prices,
from 50 and 75c up to $5.00.

Undermusliiis, second. floor Y

Q Sachet Holders for Handkerchiefs

Made ”3
delicately 0

Planned for mailing Christmas Handkerchiefs
in regular folder. and envelope fashion and
scented. Quite new, attractive and COllVL‘l‘ilCill. ;

10.15 and 0.5a .. ‘ . . . "

Illunilned and hand colored. ‘ "Ff

Handkerchief Section. ,

.choie Dolls .,

Fascinating to all children large and small, a large v;
company of them, nice com pamonahlc little creatures.
,25, 50c, $1.00 up to $3- 00. ,
. Second Floor, Infants’v Section. 2‘1

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Best Grades of Winter Percalcs 80 Shirtings V

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,Percales-of firm strong weave, in' red. blueppiiik, ‘I
black and lavender, the protest of designs on light .
grounds, suitable for waists, shirts and house dresses for 0
winter.

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15c a yard. Guaranteed fast colors. f
' Madras Shifting, 36 inches. very pleasing patterns,
' black, blue and lavender stripes on White, extra good for
the price.
‘ in i- -2c special.
Ctisslrled Seersucker very serviceable for kitchen x
dresses and children’s clothes, and requires no ironing.

, 12 1-2 Cents.
" . o In the Basement- _ ‘-

Conifertshle for COM weather are
Harem Bloomers

. , In either black or white silk, made by the Kayscr
people, of Italian silk. These garments are not so volu—
mesons, but of good width and Shirred into bands to end
at the knee, or extend to the boot tops

Iii black, ankle length

In white, knee length
Plain Silk Knickers, $2 25 and $3.00
Knit Underwear, main floor.

Petticoats 0! Haiti 8. Changeable Masculine

. 0A. beautiful assortment in all isshionablc colorings.
comfortably narrow andfinialied with t'wo scant accor—
dcon‘ plaited frills.

 

$5.00
$4.00

$2.98“ Sprcisl." . _, ‘ ,
A ’ Second Floor.

\
.A-Gnddlc dmtBakrsCoodColm ‘ ,
This clever inventxon which is called the; “flop
griddle,“ is made of hourly ptccl and can hcmscd on either
gas or coal ranges One side holds forms and this side
~, “flops," turning the cakes 10 the other side. The cakes
are railed fiylllml‘ and belutiitdly Brewed
~51" " " ’ ‘l. ‘ Twins. for six cakes; '
‘ ~ ' for eight cakes.

Foodmlipers

The “Universal” hos proved to lie the beat for gen. ,
eta] use, and itliss four knives, for course. medium and
file setting-4, also; nut~buttiiir or Cracker Igrindcr- ‘

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