NLY NINE MORE SHOPPING DAYS LERTn-n—
thus to lone.
Inweydepmnemouhsme will betoundnve- , "
tied document of desirable articles. any one of which
Will snake Welcmne gifts.
UNUSUAL IVALUESHCDMIE: EARLY.
M70 Will Cash All Christmas Checks
The N. E. Ryan (10‘.
till [WASHINGTON ST. SOUTH NORWALK. CONN-
l‘Iil‘lililiuII'IZ‘II:I‘cillliiilfu
T e Paris Cloak 8: Suit House
33 South Main St. South Norwsili
515 Main on. steward.
IGREAT SACRIFlCE
SELLING our SALE
Ladies’ and? Misses’ Suits,
Coats. Dresses, Skirts,” Waists,
Corsets, and Furs
EVERY GARMENT MUST (:0
BEFORE JAN. I. 1914‘
"4 to meet the readjustment ol' the new tariff on woolens. This sale
otters you the very finest readydor service garments in the world at
the price oi commonplace kind. There is no need for us to offer
lengthy words of praise (or our merchandise for its merits are too
well known. ‘it is simply a case 0! too much goods on hand on cc-
count of the mild weather We have had. For this selling out sale we
' ”have reduced pricesto arecord breaking point. for they must. be sold ,
before one new will schedule taken elect. We are not making this 1:
sale under false mrstencee as other-g do, «buying cheap auction goods
and trying to unload them upon you, but ours are the best goods
with our guarantee on every garment.
Don't delay, Be among the first to come You will buy it you see I:
the goods. Come and come quick.
meme
Wiring for
Light and Power. Motor Reptile.
Art Glens Domes in Moment denisns and colors. These times
make very noceptnbleChristmnu sites and the prices will surprise
you.
Electric-i
Bufiplhl.
THE WHITE ELECTRIC CO.
, ’ (Roaster-ad)
ELECTRICAL ODNTIACTORI.
’3 9" WATER or. men: 3424. ecu-m «onwsnxi
FOR SALE
Auto Trucks from h-ton to Man
On Easy Payments
Also Autos for Sale and Hire
0 n a e 0
$.an m wu-r “Ram“. and the Wilmer-e In Ohio Mime.
illustrious and momma who need
10 um accurately determined points
- from «which to start swore at any
' m In! the Wanting bulletin:
banished hr the United intent!»
W m ct‘ considerable voice.
V Mommas-min the mulls ct
m in nil mm at the
'_Mflctbcmteicnttcne
m or a nut moor ct
lwui.
show the devotion» of potato within
the ares indicated. these elevations are
tone the cum elevations
shouuhnocometthenmmd-
twentiethtorremccee iticnveii-
"1&1“ ”a 19“ a", W nmtwmsbmmmwm
m‘IWMhWMm hflmwwmmur
* Wilt mm“. "WHOM“ WCGWWWNWW
new»:
atone-mew
.0» “new m. m“
' the supply.
merely smximcto whence the ole-t
ntionnlintedinihobulletinmriyen
iothothomdtbotc toot. one:
cm and other» who have ”Maul
mmanm; V
hwfiimbflflf‘um mm 01*“ -m'
7 Home“.
' 100018th 9190 '
V 2min Ell-it Boot. $1.00. .V .
1 Ipuh‘ All Still. 31 till .
All in llolidny Wee.
Kim GLOVfia.
'BIncR,‘ mun. rm.
$1.00. lethfliolly nox .
Chlld'c Lima Kidnj
500 to 51.00.
3- Fabric-Eleven.
250 to $1. 00.
v .
Ladiec' Wallis.
At ’MWE
in liolidn'y boxes
Lemma-mm.”
"91-4930 33.49.
-LITIlIW-‘lflounomrem
‘ 31.0000 02.49. V «
Judie". Kimonos.
non to'zlils.
his an...
‘I I.I:u:n;l:l‘_ ‘
.. '.-..- no
motions 0F wHIrE‘FInH soon.
I
Catch in Lake Eric the Largest in.
7 History.
‘ V WASHINGTON, Dec'. 13.~—-At n time 7
.eifort to bringnabout a better under-
‘when the scarcity of eggs is one or
the chief topics 0t~ public concern. a
report comes from the United States
Bureau of Fisheries showing that all
: readyrthis season'lt has taken 450.000,-
000 white iish eggs in Lake Erie. by
'. for the largest ever made. This rep-
resents 13.000. outlets of the tiny 6383.
Although the government hatching
w
' plant at Put-inJBay on Luke Erie. was
built. to take care 0: only 100,000,000
eggs, the Bureau by turning the eggs
out unions the various state betcheries
and among its cum plants elsewhere.
is taking core 0! this year‘s enormous
catch. The supply or white fish had
been diminishing so rapidly in lake
dildo owing to poor protectiomthe lien
being under (our diiterezit states and
one Canadian province Jurisdictions.
that preparations were made this year
to do us much on possible to replenish
in other great lakes also
large takes oi' awhltc fish eggs are be
in: reported. 170.000.000 having been
taken to date this season in Lake
Michigan. Efforts are to be made also
to stock some of the northwestern
; lakes with white nail.
AilIthe 0530 taken were on their way
to market and would have been lost.
but. for the arrangements made by the
Bureau of Fisheries with tho fisher-
. men to allow the former to have the
’ ens.
LIGHTING AND COOKING BOOK.
LET.
“Why the Bills Grow Fat and Thin."
in the title of a. timely cud interesting
explanation of the difference the cal-
ender mckes in the light bill. that w-
pears in the current issue oi “Electric
acre/ice." The contents include in ud-
diiion, "Wall Paper That Steals
lbsgm." and “Kitchen Cooking De
i-inue," two articles which will inter-
est the ladies.
‘iChellng Dish Secrets" and several
other lectures help make the number
Ithe best yet leaued Complimentary
Icopies may be bed at the onion 0! The
United Electric Light sud Water Com
t MY-
“pm—nan—
AN ORDERLY SERWCE.
A Memodlst person. called to breach
-‘ at, on newline-way town in center
'I ntn. was informed. before an
Ellie
pulpit. that he must be our oi. as
5? my or the manual congregation
:3 were “We." and would not hesitate
.; to will him mm the pulpit it his ro-
' merits did not suit them.
The milliliter made no reply. but
Inning reached themed deck. he
took from his pocket two runners.
and picnic: one on «on side or the
'91le are 0. ohm) «lance second
the room. and cold: “but. up my."
below will Notional iionthlll.
A. Dickerman&Son
scum NORWALK, coon.
we owe e. and H. GREEN rename BTAMPS.
:
rug NAVY DEPARTMENT
UNDER SECRETARY DANIELS
One of the characteristic features of
Secretary Deniels‘ *Mminlstrntion or
tile Navy. Department has been ,his
standing between the officers and the
(Initiated men. Hemould make the us-
val establishment. more. democratic
and bring about u better unity of pur-
pose among all arms of the naval ser-
vice. To arouse a spirit 0! democracy
and at. theeemetlme insure proper
military discipline in not, an easy task.
but the new secretary is pursuing his
purpose with the tact and delicacy
which the circumstanceswcmnt, to
the end thetthe service may be son.“
to feel that the navy is ltu,navy and
not something apart from it and oven
swing it. There is a sentiment abroad,
not always well founded. however,
that the navy is cinnniah, and the see-
retcry wants to remove that tooling
on the part ol‘ the public—«Frank li.
rLord in National Monthly.
.
COAL BEDS lN FAYETTE VALLfiY.
iDAiriO.
diluting the hummer o! 1011 while
engaged in examining supposed coal
lands in the snake River valley. 0. F.
«Bowen. or the United States Geologi-
cal Survey. and (IT. Kirk made on in-
vestigation oi the cal beds of Horse-
shoe Bend and Jerusalem Valley. on
Fayette ltlver. ldaho. The main re
suits of that work have been publish-
ed as Bulletin 631- ii of the Geological
Survey. a copy of which may be 00-»
tamed free on duplication in the Direc-
tor ot the Geological Survey. Washing-'
ton, D C.
No definite statements regarding the;
extent gr continuity or the coal beds
can be made. So for no surface indi/
cations go. the coal is or sumclent
thickness to justify development at
only two localities. The area. under—I
lain by 0001 It each 01 these localitiest
is probably small. The coal at the
Henry mine has 0. pitch—block color.
vii-eons luster. black streak. and demo
structure. Blocks of coat that bed
lulu in the mine oillce for 0 year were
still firm. a (not. which shows thnt the
coal might have storing properties.
WHAT'G m A NAME?
Two boys who managed to be rather
unruly in school so ameliorated their
teacher thnt size required them to re-
main other bonusw and write their
names 1.000 times. They plunged into
the innit. Borne tinned minutes later
one 0: them new uneasy bud hem
watching his companion in «item.
Suddenly the tint burnt. out. with
dnsncir between his «do end said to!
the teacher: "Telnt 100'. mum! His
name’- Oil wouldn't-WI»
m"-—-lnthionnl Monthly.
Cove mm ode. will all
L.
Whilethc “may“ "mum" ”Ni A more orderly service no never may, pet W or out w
' out MWMM. ~
moment borne rainedy
helium cult
5‘!
width harem-med its power to
Lie i‘n‘inor ailments
aetimt { the ‘
rim 201mm V
not new claim ‘I
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Iereliy improved and the public made , '
it
Useful Gilt Articles that all Women
Need and Appreciate
Chafing Dishes. -
lectahle messes bubbling uml
likes to help. Every woman.
Dish
M
Copper and Nickehplated Chafing Dishes arc pl‘t)\i(l~
ed with legulntiml {limbo} lumps. and wine bowl the bug-
or "stovcdnmps."
wood bases. ebony and rosewood.
From $3.98 to
Accessories, such as Alcohol Flagons, Spoons, Forks,
Toast Racks, Wind Shields and Condiment Sets.
Table Kettles, in Copper
iti‘tl, swing and crane styles.
From $2.25
Coffee Mechines for table
nan ,'
$500 to $12.00.
Percolators for the tango or slow.
and allle to (into and popular Imikos.
in each, built nickel fillll aluminum. $1.98 to $7.00.
tour.”
Trays, copper or nickel
glass with rim: of ntzilmgsnv or met ml :Imlotluls of on-
iirc wood 500 to $6. 00.
Coasters and Coaster Set 5,
nickel or copper rims:-
T1) cook in a Chafing Dish is In M)-
ciablc way of doing things. lid/crylmrly likes to: wutch llL"
and "Manning and llowmnn
not...» .35.
l
Jersey-top
Kloslit Petticoats
with mossalinc “ounces. a largo
assortment of fashionable colors.
odd shades for evening wear, and
black is included in the list.
$5.00.
Silk Mcssaline Petticoats for
Women and misses. every shade
simmering. and worylntnly
every girl wants II (.Ihufing
that could be tlIIJIIIglIt of, An im—
Mzuly styles (llltl designs. lililllllltrtl «In mouse, lino. I
. $2.98 Special.
$22.50 Extra Sizes $3.98
Every-day Cotton Potti— “'
coats, messaline, sateen. and glo-
uml nickel (ll'ill brass, sm'ul— ria lWill.
980 to $2.98
to $10.00 Second ‘le‘luor. 9
tier ”Universal." "Store n ‘ "
«upper and nickel. fillk Charmeuse
"UIIiversul." ”Me— The Special $31: that has been
Scrum} Sims running for a week or so. closes
Saturday night. This is the last
chance for a dainty gown: much
below actual value. for this cx-“I
quisilc silk is wdrth $2.00 a yard.
. $1.39 special ‘
rouml or oblong. some of .
glues or porcelain with .
Const'crs, igc up. Dress GOOCS I
(Toaster Sets. $1550 up- in Boxes ‘
Casseroles and Pie Dishes. Aluminum or Guernsey
and nickel ri ms
Pottery insets.
Small Fancy Dishes in Sets and Separately.
Remequins, Egg Boilers, Condiment Sets, Wafer Plates,
Tea Tiles. Sugar and‘tracker Trays. Tourist
Sets and Companions.
Crumb Sets in nickel or
sec to $2.50-
Su Su-Dake Baskets from Japan
A recent importation of t
Scrap Baskets.
or tea cakes.
Go to the Gift Room for
ping List of Suggestions. and a: firefly Christmas Blotter.
,. The
Necklaces of grnduated o
pale rose. a tempting exhibit.
. Special Values at $3.50,
..nll kinds and styles £01 all uses.
vines and iloibcrs standard Flower
A150 a large assortment,
and shallow Baskets. round or oval.
Very reasonable in price.
Waist and Dress .Lengths of
Silk and Wool Challi, Wool
Goods. and Novelties put uplastc-
fully in liolitlm Boxes- Materi
als bought fipr gifts put up as lllt . ,
’ custmntr (lt‘Slrtfi "
Maraboui Neckwear
and Mulls for Chilly
Weather
\I'cby comfortable is Mambuut.
about the neck and shoulders. as“
warm as fur but less heavy.
In Black and Natural
Stolen and Collars, $5. 00 to $12.
Muffs. $7.00 and $10. 00. '
Mambout combined with Os-
tnch' m collars, and stoles.
Mdmbout Trimming by the
yard, black, white. natural and
light pastel colors for evening and
dinner gowns.
Trimming Section. main floor-
Caswrolts. $1. 25 up.
Pic Plates $1. 65 up.
brass. bright or (bill finish,
in the Basement.
been artistic brown Baskets.
i’langing Baskets for
Baskets. Fruit and
of tray shapes
for rolls, sandwiches
in the Basement.
a Farmer’s Almanac, a Shop-
Sccond Floor.
Sale of Pearls Continues
r even-sized beads, pure white 0 :- delicately tinted with cream or
C?-
$7.50 and 3:150.
jewelry Suction.
THE WHITE HOUIE WEQDINB.
Tim very humcn. but somewhat nor.
did curiosity. which diode pleasure in
watching how persons or exalted eta
lion conduct themselves on the occa-
'ston or a marriage ceremony. in c to
tally dideront sentiment from therea-
”poem and kindly interest which at» '
inched to the recent weddtmotocn at
the delimiter: oi the W at the
United mess.
Waddle“ in the White House are ‘
notso tram “unicorn-e to danger ’
"oi 10“ their distinctive abductor. ‘1
T PlcronIAI. REVIEW PATTERNS '.
an 05ml months ahead of others.
THE FASHION BOOK for Winter of meiotic! em Styles
M21: the most popular and month-Iii modifications 0!
THE MIN ARET” STYLE
m emit and those mm in other patterns
Metal Review we the first to invert thin—«the intent of all
We. modem
end this is pmlculu'ly ”pliable to
those the Moose when e mi
min m in the bride When
Alice Wt was married, it had
been many new since the new:
eta mulled Marthe-vows oi
mutt-tracer while her Mormon in or ‘ ,
live.
A White thou» wedding must in
very necessity stir-net to itself en un- .
menu INN!“ :fl attention “d mm
“L
the blatant note ct heart and human
insulin. which it» been mention in
mummwuammmm~
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the MP“?
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lint one of the characteristic;
elem or the recent event in,
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