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, chimney tor the steam heater at John 1
do! Alloniluis. “ill. J., who
never the weekend.
Mrs. 0. 3 Brown is vuitius with liar
sister, Mr». E. it. Duv'iun, seminar
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Dr P H Williams hu‘s juqt received
a 1914 Cadillac pliueton from the John ‘
don Garage. ,
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L. S. Knapp in constructing a hricki
son' a Garage.
W. A, Wheeler has just finished an
addition on Dr. Brooku‘u house on
South avenue.
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Iron nun. woman no omtoniu.
Full and consulate on have linen our 1&9!)th of mama alovou,
our niacin: m‘now Inn lumr bocuuue or uranium Ilrlpmoutn
51m urrlvod‘ tor tholiolldnym wordy tho vary out or, slave lunhionl
in reliable, oervicolble and desirable unites are represented. No
mutter what kind orgloveu you dot-ire tor poi-Iona] wear. or as
film. be uuro that thin otore will servo you beat and most anti:
factory, ~
Glovenipurclhuued now may be changed by the recipient alter
the 1.0mm. -
TheN. E. Ryan Co.
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‘ high time to begin.
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Fleto Solleck of New York was the
guest of his father, Benjamin Seileck,
last Thursday. '
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Miss Jennie Wood who has been
quite ill at her home on Won Street,
is rapidly recovering.
. George ‘S. Brown at New Haven in
‘ spending some time! with Stephen til. .
Keolor, Smith's Ridge. i
Mrs. Jane Sellout; has returned to
the home of her daughter, Mrs, E. R.
Davies, Seminary street.
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Ema Copy of “We, The children or Mr. and Mrs. Enoch
Avery. of ‘Tnlmudge Hill, who have
been on the sick list have recovered.
I Miss Jenny Avery orTuimndge Hill
‘;spont Saturday with her aunt, Mrs.
E ' Ruumn Wood, on the Town Farm road.
9. OF ‘!. AT NOROTON men.
Sunday was Sons of Veterans' day.
Noroton, and was atended by u.x MR3. ROBINSON SEEKS DIVORC .
large delegation of the members Of Grace Edith Robinson of Bridge- :
Mr and Mrs F. W. Emmerson or
iklin Bartlett Cam), of Brid e-
, g “’0” has “0“” 5““ for divorce in Park street were tendered n suipliso.i
port. The Bridgeport members went th
1 e Civil Superior Court against Miles Sntnrda vonin b n e
i hbo 1111
m"; m ”‘9 2 22 “1““ e"We‘ll”inclination of Norwaik, alleging iniidel- Manda y e g y 8 '3 "
wk h stopped at Noroton for the ac ity and crelty. They were married
‘ mmodotlouolthe members. The” on June 21, 1894,1md the petition
.1 c «slim was one of “1'9 most largely inr'e maiden name Was Strange. She
1 .‘. ~ulanded 9"" “'1‘! at the Home That askti for the custody or three minor
, , ,tdt was tidwroingdily appreciated by the ohlldreu ‘
, inmates was shown by their enjoy-
ineut of the inrogram and their com-
9 moms at the conclusion of the meet‘ fumuued mom 1; too much—ror you,
log fl‘he Bridgeport men expresseflcan dud one that'l It least on per
Ilhornsolvon as well pleased with thermal", commmbla oy "lowering 30m
Ipputment comfort enjoyed by the' my, ’ r I m..-
The telephone pay station has been
taken out of the postomice, to make
room for u change that will ho made in
llixtures.
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Teu per cent of discomfort to I‘
Barker one and a half ton motor-truck.
land is now prepared to do all sorts of
light truckingw
i An interesting business meeting” or
’the Equal Franchise Mingus was hold
; ‘j many afternoon at which than seven
or members wer eleclled.
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Thanksgiving
' Li Miss Helen Becker in substituting
": tor Miss Phillips It Center School.
‘ '2 Miss Phillips has been ill at her home
1 Vincent St. John has purchased u?
3"- in South"'Norwalk, with typhoid fever.
Table Linens
We have an attractive line of them goods.
i The roadrunner hug been on Eat
out the, gutters into the middle of the
.~ uaircet. An endeavor has been made to
improve the street. The gutters on
, South Main street were. cleaned It the
1some time.
.3 TABLE animus
25c to 81.50.
FANCY GOODS.
ThInkIgivlng Nookwour.
i TABLE covsns. 28¢ to $1.00.
I: “-7.55."- .“" ." ITIT- fir-’37::
$1.49 to $6.00 .
Thunkulvlno Ribbon. '2 Stevens &. Company have atarted
‘NAPKINB. 19°, 35°, 49¢. - :1; the Chorry street and South avenue
9.00 to $6.00. é . : drain nndnow have it well under my.
TADLE FILTB '0“ SILENCE Thunklllvlnw HON"!- .' . There were (our bidders on this con~
CLOTHB. ‘ So u, “mo, tract, Ind the company was ”Guilder
the nearest bidder. The‘blda worn Stev-
0011.1“ mo runcv Thunkmivlng wnm, :-:;~ ens a Company. #415; John Manon.
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For this 454mb,
,Plan‘t To) Table and 6 Genuine
Leather- Box
Ouartéred Oak Buffet $25 .00
Others from
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The A. J. Augevine & Sou Co
184-136 Washington BIN“.
“25: P. H. 01400.34“; MI!!! Light. one of them.
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The handball l'Iir Ind m closed
on Baum-y oveniuflttoruuucoouml
throanixhts‘ run. 0!: actually :1 con-v
“durable portion of the time wu- on.
an up in may prim tor the noun
or. or, number: I. drown, Th. ciuh
will reullnobout 3100.
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to new W at I omit
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live “to Wile MM o!
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Got a New Pleas of Furniture tor the Dining Room
Duarteregl Oak
Scat Chairs
Store 566
thankful.
mu. Not-walk.
Judge Edwin S. Thom" was the
secretary of «the state control commit-
too nor many yours. nod the dinner is
”to he alum no on unproclutton of hi-
minus. It» in Mad that Pmklenl
Wilson will «and upon tho theory
that it will give him In opportunity
to toll: on tho homoerotic ofnooliold-
”acclaim auto the atom can
trul W on out “111': election
of room, United States mu.
tor and the men.
who. it in m. dial the provident
,lu W may luvltutluoo and is
not on» with the «bird or the
WI. M on account of the alum
tho it will no» to listen. tho bon-
out and ”to mid Mutt,»
will low to all. “my It one time
to M him ol‘ the m. it in
thought out no will out» manure '
with mm m 'mu the dlll- ;
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surmount: tear , "
The Dolls, the Christmas Dolls
Five weeks until Chriuinias. it takes quite a while
to make :1' dainty little outfit 11f Doll garments and it is
Don't disappoint tho gii'iics who ex—
pect 110w Dollies. Hero are all sizes of Dolls, an entire
room in the basement givcn over to them and their be»
longiugs. if it is not handy forflyou to make (1011 chitin-i;
you may buy them ready llliltiC.
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Jointed Dolls from 10 i0 36 inches in length, with
moving eyes, long eyelashes, jointed arms, and some with
natural hair wigs-
Kid Body Dolls.
grow to he very old.
eyes.
reliable and
They have bisque heads and moving
'l‘hcsr Dolls are very
Dressed Dolls of all ages from infants in arms in full
gm“ 11 lady Dolls in spicntii (l loiieitm
The ever popular Character Dolls
If you want :1 Dull that 200119 like folks, that looks like '/
smurinniy alive. this. is the kind, Some of those are tin);
babies \tiiil tunning little bald bonds, some haw a little
hair, and the little Minus 111 minptis liaxt a"l)i1t1h cut
In sizes fromfi inches to full size babies.
Prices from we to $7-5o.
Dresses for Dolls, long- or short frocks. hats, coals,
shoes, furs, stockings, belts. fans. veil, etc. ' I
Separate Bodies, Heads, Arms, etc. ,
In the Basement.
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SUSUDAKE
the Artistic Basketry of Japan
. A complete stock of this dark, red and brown Bas-
ketry in quaint and novel shapes, for all uses.
Waste Baskets, round or square, 50c up.
Hanging Flower and Fern Baskets, 29c,
$3 75
Sandwich and Cake Baskets, 504:, $1- -00 up to $3.50.
Fruit Baskets, large sizes, $2.50 and $3.50.
Femeries, flat styles, 75c up.
Trays, shallow and flat, with rims, 75c up.
111 the Basement.
5°C to
The Dennison Section is gay with
Christmas Tags and Seals, Fancy Holly Boxes and Gift
Warppings, flaming Poinset tias, waxen Mistletoe, and
the red and green festooning for trimming.
‘A Special Sale of mad: and Colored Charmcusc
is here announced to open Friday morning alter Thanks-
giving As is the custom, when a sale of magnitude and..
of exceptional value IS made a notice of several days is
given in order that everyone may know who' 13 interested
Details tomorrow. At the Silk Section l1i1lay.
Pictures, A Special Sale of
.Remarkable Values
Everyone will rc.111o111ber the sale of Pictures that was
held in the early autumn. This is something like, but so»
oral prices and grades are contained.
Color Prints, iandscams, square and oblong, in gold
frames.
Religious subjects in gold and walnut frames.
Panels oi fruit subjncts in walnut frames.
1.00 each-
()vnl Pictures, Marionuas and religious subjects, Cir—
causinwwainut frames, ,
Corot landscapes and Coior l‘rints, $1 50
“The Forum," ”The Coliseum” and “A Reading from
Homer’ in sepia. 21 x 40 lllciltil, walnut frames, 33 .00
On sale, Fourth Floor.
Norwalk Chronicler