Elmer Brown” Hose 25c.
Guaranteed Hose.
“Cadet" Hose 25c.
‘ Best boys' and girls’ hose.
momma
Athena: Union Suiti.
$1.001 to$o.§o. .
l New femur“. Comeand
see.
Childx‘en's Garments.
250 to 751:.
Ladies’ Garments.
25c to $1.0m
1 25c, 50c, $1.00.
Men’s Garments.
sec to $1.25.
‘ ago to sue. ' ‘
renter mail
See Our New Line. oil-.14-
dies' Neckwear. ‘
Ladies' My flows. .~
engine, 75c.
Collar and Cull Sets.
31o.
‘I:u: -:.,-'I;I
Children’s Hats.
“soc to $1.69.
Ladics’ House Dresses.
$1.00 to $1.98.
Ladieo’ Shirt Waists.‘
$1.00 to $2.98. '
cereals 50c to lid
brassieres 25c, to $1
84 Washington St.
Diclterman and S0n
Telephone 446
We givl: .w Green Trading Stamps
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. DARIEN
NOROTON
m m"
V. 1“. Norton 0t ‘Noroton has purchas
led a. Locomohile.
Mrs. D. W. Chancellor was the find
were! u clover-leaf pin last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Welter N. Chance of
Newton leit yesterday tor the season.
The int riot oi the Derien aerosol
as been divided hy'a nnrtition iorl
he sake of warmth.
' Miss Alice Bnol‘i of Woodline roed,‘
”North Stamford, was a. week- end guest
0! relatives at Noroton.
“9' Mrs. Andrew Waterbury of Darlen
silent yesterday with Mrs. G. A. Austin!
' oi Beniord Place Shmtord.
a...
, The family of James A Trowbrldge
oi Collender‘s Point is expecting to
~ leave for the season, after Thenksgivl
h8-
. ,. Mrs Ralph W Bil-chard oi the Pos‘
Road, Dorian was yeoterdny the Ernest
-. moot, Stamford.
. Rev. George Benton Smith of Nej
.9 .anon, former pewter of the Dario!
fhlethoeist Church, was a visitor i
town yesterday l
l
:‘Whnt promises to be 11 success iii
every way. is the organ recital to he
held in the Preobyterinu Church at
"Newton tonight.
, 4
. The family of J. H. Jenkins 0: thla
Post Rood, Nahum, hove closed their
. manner item for the season. unit have
,, loft in New rm.
; 13th:: ond Goran-r. young ms 2
.Jam A. Trauma oi Collonder‘s
‘l’oint, who or. moisten in tour at tie
«w unnumnm va- New“
7‘ 1m Restored by
. Eckni‘an’s Allerativ
1mm um minim my 0 mail
”gawk: v-flrhiun mt ‘Wltriialmklgll
m» m hm l-u-n found to thrill t
'1- errmlw vhn other then
in dirt um hrinv rein? linimmn
to it rendition which durln
Minn not» him brouuhi «lion
nun-t ibl'”
in in 11 ”1333”“ or:
[iv 1 my 1
mm my ml.» ”l‘lilnmtltlnfli'o
l M‘M'
. tit Willi! to ”at in hermit ow. to tip
, not» Mud at who Miriam!“ idoli-
twin“ Minimum The eunuda only.
mull? we mm in o to ti'u
him; other i ”tried in mire it. MM
Milton 1 found i won more -
[or mid not it a
sag-lo“ to“: ”$111.." 1 whit-mod mine
7"!”
am ~ to"! in in Xvi-tomato
16lo- ‘lrwnelrev 11. till i alerted o
. with and smoother“ we not
on no)“ i! work through” altitude. i um. 3*
mm gwml $63001th om til ’0‘, to ‘en '
“Gino's“ i M -w so mu ‘
«no mums it thV'HI:
. e ”:th , m
1"“ Klimt We“:
,u Mrs.W. W. Hawes oi Summer”
l
“RM it!’ flfio‘li‘iflmr 3
lworlo, have lost been hemd from at
lHong Kong.
Mr. Siterritt is having the old Benja-
min Weed residence, oi which he is
the owaer, on the Post Road. exten-
siVely altered and renovated for the
season. The house will be enlarged.
and will also «be moved further from
the road. 1
Arrangements are being made to
hold a bazaar for the benefit of the
Garden City, Dec. 18, at. the lower Nor-
oton tirehouSe. Thenprocfieeds will go
towards a fund for the purpose of
erecting a home for the “Garden Girl
1‘. zens"-n sort of ‘I‘Town Hell,” it will
he,
Services for Thanksgiving will (be
,held in the Presbyterian Church on
j Sunday; The church will be tastefully
decorated with 'outumn‘e treasures.
and appropriate music will be render
ed at the morning service. in the even-
ing. a service of praise will be held.
Dr. Carlos Martyn will preach in, both
services. l
Harv Seaman, Lamar Butler's usslo
tent at the Durlen garage, suffered 9.
broken arm while cranking u motor
car yesterday, about noon, at the gut-
age. The released handle whirled
around backward, and striking his arm
1‘ midway between wrist and elbow.
l broke the bone. Dr. G. H, Noxon put
the arm in pilots. Seaman's home is in
Port Chester.
. George lisllot has a sprained ankle.
1
t
G. D Richter has moved iron: Bil-
vormlne to Dorian. Ho is employed
by the Doria; Review. ' l
W
’ Miss Moo Hollott lino mined her
position with the St. John Woodwork
in; Canyon! of minted; ‘
Fl‘llk Burt, son 0: Julian Burt or
moral Iii-eel, soiled for. Huron, Bat.
unity, for o short Maine‘s trip.
”M w.
The fire comm: will have n roll:
coil and clipper in the norm of the
Minoan, oi the next monthly mean
he.
l
Fleiooltmon Brothers, 0031M”.
hove obout completed the toll-phone1
huiiding. which is to be counted about
January 1
M.”W
This evening the Doreen Irina (hood
will give on entertainment illustrating
Dalmatian month by tonic-.11:
and music.
it pleomt time is predicted to
hire piooo tonight and We! it
re mmmwmmdmmw
Oonlon wont.
warm 1’. mt, «mm e. truck.
with in W’s ohm do Forest
street. has given up work for about a
month to undergo treatment for hie
eyes.
W. Samuel Raymond or Hoyt street
has been suffering the post weelt.
from 0. broken rib, received by stumb-
ling over an obstruction ‘und striking
his automobile.
~Mr. and Mrs. Hurry Bardell of Park
street entertained friends Tuesday
evening. Among the guests were Mr
and Mrs. Rodney Light. Miss Janet
Leslie, Mr and Mrs H B Often, Mrs
1 G. w..i;r.1.c11.1 5 &? Sons .10.},
ESTABLISHED 1865.
Given for Christmas.
Cherished for Life
is a piece of liairchild Jewelry or Silverware Diamond,
For over two generations we haw sold
best Jewelry Merchandise and are (lites shown a nicer
purchased by a grandfather a watch still kcepingiimr.
, or other cherished heirloom.
Watch
“c commenced Saturday our 49th we: of husi»
ness in Bridgeport. and in all this time, we have been
lorated in the block on the west side of Main St be
tween Cannon and john Sts
These are Special Holiday lhsplny days and we con
dially welcome all to come and
specials are odor-ed, however. in every department for
those who wish to provide
brnnces. Goods selected now will he delivered when
desired-
Diamond Ringe ............................ ‘ $9.9!
Value $15. 00.
Sterling“ Silver Caller Buttons .......... 7c, 4 for :56
Value 100 each.
Sterling Silver Mounted Cut Glass Bowls ...... $249
Value $3. 50. -
Sterling Silver Mounted Gloss Nappy ....... $1.14
Value $i i..90
Sterling Silver Mounted Cut Glue Preserve Dish. $3.24
Value $1. 75-
Sterling Silver Mounted Cut- Gino S or and
Cream at
oIQoOD'flIDOOQIoooI
Value $3.00.
Sterling Silver Mount'd Cut elm Tumblers .. W99 '
Value $3.90.
Cut Glue .Bon Boo Dioheo .
Value $2.00. -
Wormted‘ Alarm Clocks .
lene $1.00.
WSllmraPiocoToiletSetinwo final
Value $16.00.
Sterling Silver Files. Hooks, Cuticle Knives, etc. . 24:.
Value $r-oo.
'Mmlwro Souinoooto
Mmlenrefiiouiiocuu $5.49.
Manicure Eminence
G. W. Farrohdddrsonelne.
means mommw
“At final“ at on council! -
997 MAIN STREET BRIDGEWRT
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«on. him. Harlow
‘ o alone
1
”em to o m in no no
right: on unhealthy noon tool: when
clove. Burdock aloud Bitters halid-
tin “armed health-worms you well.
Vflflmfl‘lk l 1;
minimums
OXFORD. England, Nov.
l .
l 2] .WVOYP
twee woo' wrecked on, the dem— ..
gotten who early this morning set
lire to a great lumber yard on the
bunks oi the Themes, for while the
piece was latill burning the offices of
a Sudmgottn misty in tlllsfiltlf were
raided und wrecked. All the furniture
and a large collection or Suffrage lit-
erature Were thrown into the streets ,
z The damage done by the lumber
yard lire amounted to tone of thous-
ends of dollars. Confirmation of the
suspicionn of» the police that the final
was the work of militant Surtrxnrettes;4
. was found on postcards left 011 the}
scene. (in these was written “Send;
: the 11111 to Chancellor Lloyd~George to- l
‘ night,” and "Democracy never has.
been a menace to ‘prope "-~e quotn‘l
tion from one of Mr. Ilovdoeorxo’s
; l *i ‘welliflfllmn
CHANGES AT CITY HALL, l
J The rooms in the City Hall are heing
cleaned and changes are anti
uteri
The city elerk' s ofllco has been movedi
froth the room at the right of the‘tront
entrance to the one at the leitl‘i'Chur-
ity Cominidoioner James A. variant) is
installed in the ‘center room Wight,
south from the corridor Thematic-l
sore are moving into the room rustedl
by the city clerk. The tax deflector
will be established in the neseseqtp' re
cent headquarters. Street minim
sinner Sherrou is in the letfltownl
court room. us;
Save moneywSenllnel ads. via} sell
property, get employment or rant Va-
cant property quickly and cheaply.
the
enjoy. interesting
early Christmas remem-
wt...- new."
.3204
. . $3.39
.1... 5m
seething-III
$4.24. Value $15.50
Value $9550“
37nd. Value $959
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out
‘ odmiooton in mom will be we.
not: and me. to children. The me
this his soften.
. from W's .wolhkuown poem.
‘ nominate 1357
An Exposition of Karpen Furniture ,- '
Korpon Furniture' is familiar to- people who glance through the ailxcrtising pages of
the great magazines The name Ixarpcn stands for even thing that is luxurious, of high
quality and fair price. line upholstery work on chairs and couches is in (lemon style,
the finest in tlie world, and known throughout the furniture world as "Karpenesque Up»
bolstering.”
The, several groups of chairs and couches sliowri now in our Furniture Warc—‘
ruins oil'cr immediate suggestions for acceptable Christmas gifts
I‘.
to a weary man after a hard
'Armrockcr
A Kennett Armchair with its smooth covering of insect brown leather, its back and
deep cushioned seat tilled with innumerable tiny springs, oiicrs a tempting resting place
and perplexing business day. Prices for either
$42.00.
Armchair or
Armchairs and Rockers ul (liii‘crcui styles, some of them without Karpcncsquo hacks,
$35 25 each.
To introduce Karpen Furniture, a very tempting;
Special in Ann Chairs
This really delightful Knrpen their is large and L‘mnmmlions.
loose-cushion seat, and covered entirely with n soft-lined vcrdurc
price and value $28. 75
.0 all persons who are considering the buying of Chair no
urge the advantage of txamining these hue specimens, under standing, as the dealers only
can,howwhigl1 is the qualit}
Plain and unpretentious,
able with its little springs, is really the top of a roomy cellar chest.
lx’nrpcncsquc
its
with
tapestry- tool
at $20 00 special.
strongly
4:211) not too
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Karpen Couches
the brown denim cover, deeply tufted and mmfori~
'l‘hc fragrant and
\’(‘l'_\'
'roomy interior of this couch will hold fur coats laid at full length, blankets and other
‘wool things which require to be safely stored.
lwo Shirts $21. 50 and $24 50
fully finished
Bullet
China Cabinet
Five Side Chairs
3 Cook Book. 98c.
. hunt tinnitus
nox Insane.
Teddy in the big day at the Rex The-
otro. “Sopho'f lo the hieottnction.
it is a tour ruirrvorsioh or Alphonse
Daniel's» world tomoui novel, and is
the hoot-hing oi the great cones of
bit productions we are lining to show.
‘ They are phenol.” thot the people
01' Moll: 9:0»ny would never have
seen it it had not been. {or the flex
Theatre. We are exhibiting these at
hit upon“ but in order too do to do
this we on compelled to mine the oil.
mm tor each one meeting to the
nine of the router-o. For flotilla” the
to
thee win remix: the home, mime tile
and children do.
Tuesday Minn mother big four
reel feature. but the admission will
remain the some as it tenet one of
it in “Biometric"
Wednesday '0' have booked two
’ m. or mum ' roam. my in
mountain; moot evuvbedy he: want-
ono should take odvuotoxo citing day.
‘ Tho odmluion at night will be the
Nature Prints in gold frames. attractive subjects of wrmdlaud' streams. lakes.
meadows, white birchcs, etc. $1.00and $1.25.
Sepia Pictures in dark ()ak Frames, 25c.
Of the brown Guernsey Ware. lustrous and shining, lined wnth white.
chides: Due Cflserolo, Onc Mixing Bowl, One Pudding Dish, Six Custard Cups and
«munondm.. Wemonuxo‘!
_tnttomttiowouom;ooovm
A Dining Suite, Special for Thanksgiving
'len pieces in the group, of Golden Quartcrcd Oak, :1 superb quality and beauti-
The style is Colonial with S-scroll
the ordinary apartment dining room.
supports. and not too massive for
Extension Table. with 484ml] plank lop»
Serving Table 9
One Armchair
The chairs have seats of genuine leather.
Price for this Suite, $125.00.
I The Suite, of 1 Exhibition Rooms
in ready with entirely new Furniture in each room.
The Diningroom and Bedroom with new Suites of the Adam Period.
The Library with Mahogany and Leather Chairs and Divans, very pleasing.
Fourth Floor.
Pictures
Moderately Priced.
w i d c .
Fourth Floor.
Casserole Sets
0
The set 11‘
Basement.
WM.
FOOTBALL GAMES.
Yale at Harvard.
Lafayette at hellish.
Wesleyan at Trinity.
Carlisle at 'Byrocuoe.
Rutgers ot Stevens.
'Dickineon at Delowore.
New Yorlelllniversity at Annapolis.
Springfield at Went Point.
some as for "Sepho." adults, 150. and 1
children the. according to contract, '
with the «Rolioblo Talking Picture (To.
They will both he vaudeville acts, one
u comedy and the other a singing act.
Don't miss them for anything.
The women mm mm undo sent:
mum Admtioofientor tracer
tho honuhold help lion 0 "trio Mn
tor-other thinl-
Ctood‘ innate; no to no nod-mint
,th odvertlsing.
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