Evening sentinel, Monday, December 15, 1913 · page 2

 

 
 
 
 
 

1- 1, 3 his NINE MORE suorpmo DAYS LEM...- I
1‘ N‘ “tithe to logo. 1

" In awry mmment of the otoré will be found a ya- I
1 rlad asaiortment of desirablo articles, any one of. which '
. ' will make welcOme gifts. ‘

UNUSUAL VALUEMOME EARLY
We Will Cosh All Christmas Chocks

 
 

 
 
 

86 WASHINGTON ST. SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.

 

 

The Paris Cloak 81 Suit House

33 South Main St. South Norwolk

515 Main St. Stamford.

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, Ladies’ and Misses’ Suits, .
Coats, Dresses, Skirts, Waists,
Corsets, and Furs

EVERY GARMENT MUST GO
BEFOBE JAN. 1, 1914

to meet the readjustment or the new tux-if! on woolens. This sale
otters you the very finest roodydor service gnmronts in the World at
the polite or commonplace kind There is no need for no to olIer
lengthy words of praise for our merchandise for lie merits are too
well known. it is simply a. case of too much goods on hand an ac-
count 01’ the mild whither we llmve had. For this selling out sale we
have ruluoodprioos to urecord breaking point for they must he sold
before the new tariff schedule takes effect. We are not making this
minimum false mretencea as others do. haying cheap auction goods
and trying to unload them upon you, shut 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 nee
the goods. Come and come quick.

 
 
 

' Electric
.. 1erlng for
‘ Light and Power.

Eldetrlcal
Suppllol.
Motor Ropalro.
Art. Glass Demon in dillcreut designs and colors Those domes
mnko very accoptuble Christmas gifts and the prices will surprise
you.

THE WHITE ELECTRIC CO.

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ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS.
PHONEM ' ‘BOUT.”_

 

WATER ST.

h-om‘li'aton to Man
On Eloy Payments
Also Autos for Sale and Hire

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WILLIAM
Two
South Norwalk. Conn.

 

CONNECTICUT PATENTS.

 

David Potri l’olmodo and Minnie S.
fiollman are the Bridgeportorn to
whom pntonto were issued for the
week ending mac. :1, mourning to the
list furnished from the office of A. M i
Woohtor, solicitor of patents. 'l‘hu list!
follows

David Potrl Palmodo, Bridgeport.
trigger mechanism for key operating
machines.

Minnie s. Sollmun. Bridgeport, drop
and box. ‘

Woolaoy M. Johnson. Hartford, elec-
trically smelting volatile motolri.

[Rollin 8. Oils. West Hartfordpruuor
strapping machine.

Raymond E. Dodge,
ironing machine.

Thomas .C. Johnson, Now 'Havon.
(our patriots: Mushroom bullet.

dietary W. fitnkwoothor. Now lid.

New Haven.

Nathan W. Hondryx. New Haven.
bird «so (danish).

Joooph O. Godloux. Harmon. mm.
on circuit tor unnonotatm.
William Colinu. Waterbury.
burner. 1.

will. Frimll. Middleton), also
tic w‘dhblnxv 1nd producing some.

muck .A. firmer. Middleton.
mattrm gun-d.

Jouph Kabul; Now llarltolu.
111110991118 novice.

Gnu-lea ill. John-on. New Britain,
time recording rum-minor. 1

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Morita it. Mia-nor. New 11mm...

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r111010an REVlEW PATTERNS

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Winter of ”Pictorial Rudow Styles
contuirm the most popular and oururtert urodllliutlous of

“MINARET”

You cannot nurl these styles in other patterns
Pictorial ltcxlow “us the first to import time-the latest at all

 

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WINTER FASHION

Only 10 cents at the Pattern Count“ when our booed with a 15 out

By mall, 35 cents. including coupon good for one 15 cent pattern.

““M... MW”

1 York man. has been no!" York non

rum- honor-311W.“ thallium col-

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P. BEERS.

Stores.
Norwalk Conn

KOCH OLAlMs SELF DEFENSE.

 

Rutland, Vermont, Man Shot for

Poaching.

RUTIJAVD VL. Dec lhr- -Eftorlu to
show that «William lioch shot Churlon
Gordon in aolbdetonso are expected to
form the line of defense in the trial 01
Koch for murdor. beginning today.
Gordon was klllod at West Haven. one
November 19. while examining some
traps on thoprlyate some proserve
owned by Hooch sud his sister.

)Whon amatod. Koch asserted that
Gordon had been a pemlatout voucher
on his preserve and that irhon Koch
romonstratod with him. Gordon raised
a club in a thmtenlng mariner.

Koch claimed that hill revolvor van
discharged on he in rolginhhia arm
to wood on the expected blow.

Alter the shooting Koch 'I‘ulotod
Gordon to a boot had their. him to
Whitehall. N. Y., otter ammonia:
three phyulolm Gordon died odor:
tho boot rotation Whitehall.

Koch, who in o 3011 our mutiny Now

 

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Ladln' With. 1 1 1 1 .
A131an :. Douglag‘ how'ler‘l’ost No 48.11.
in “all“? 4,9“... :1: R. will hold 11 Weekly meeting tonight
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~1 Child’s Lined AKMI. . Ladle-I’ Klmonao. 1:3: evening. 1..
1.011 to 1100. 500 to $1. 98 £21 """‘”"”‘”“
w 2-}! ~11'l’t's the rollover.) you would». 1101
I Fabric Glovea. . Bath Rob». 1:11: the 111011,. 'l‘ry Supreme Court 1011,
-., 1 250 I? $1.00. $2.98 to $13.98. 31:. cigars.
1 5‘ 3"; WW..."
.1 1, 11 , _ 1 , in: Court Edmondo do Amlcis. No 17:1
., . _ . ‘9 ‘ _ ‘1‘ 1 3.: Foresters of America will hold a regu~
1:1 ~ 10 erman ~ on
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55- SOUTH NORWALK. CONN. ‘ 5; —~'I‘elephono service links the coun-
.'.. ‘ ‘ 11-. try into one uom-munlty of (ammuni-
.::: WE GIVE 3. AND H. GREEN TRADING STAMPS. 3. : cutlon. Are you in the chain?
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‘ 1 ' ' ‘ “““ ‘ 1"" The meeting 01' the South Norwullc

the department. rompriced oi. the.
three old (‘ompnnleu will be hold this
owning

------ Got "H01” 21 brunt-lot for Xmas
otNoock's.

Andrew J. Hutchinson and M 1's. An
thur G Boynton, of R19. N. Y, are
guests of Mr. and Mrs. F. S Lyon of
West street

 

 

«altoud Panama Book adv, .pngc ti

Mrs. S. W. Volnor and Miss Clam

EVelsor, ol Quinturd avenue, spent Sot-

'urduy afternoon in Bridgeport on a

shopping tour.

 

~Bloclt‘, blue velourS. O’Brien’s.

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The second and third degrees will

 

3he conferred at Uncns Tribe No. 26.

l. 0 R. M., tomorrow night at tho
weekly meeting.

 

”Big line of brass beds. while. en-
amel beds. bureau and chinoniers to
match. Raymond and Son, Norwalk.

 

Friendship. Past Noble Grand A880
meet. tomorrow
night with Mrs. George Crosby, of
Harbor ‘uvonuo. Nonwolk.

 

fw’l‘ry that delightfully mild iluvnnn
‘ cigar. Supreme Court, 100. .

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William C. Smith. chauffeur {or Mrs.
Harriet S. Kcyser. of East Nor-walk.
left last night for Pensacola. Florida.
where he will spend the winter.

woven averting: until Xmas. Stud-
well Piano (30.. 39 North Main street

 

Fred Williams, of the second dis-
trict, banked in the sunshine 111
Georgetown with G. Wesley Johnson
yesterday and learned how it was that
Wesley grew such fine hair,

 

«Rood Pnnumn Book Edi-z,

A hinted communication or Old Well
Lodge, No. 108, F. & A. M.. nnd'the
annual election of officers will be held
ut its room Miler 16111. 1913 or s
ooloclc. p. m. A full attendance is re~
quested

Wish 6.

 

A 11
meu flora. llrlmerman Bros‘.
new More. 64 North Main St.

 

 

Thorn were thirteen soles of real 03‘
tote in Normlk, lutmoolr, with mort-
m mounted or ”4.950. For the
Maillot of December. 1912. there

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Worheh’s Blanket and Eiderdolvu

Bath Robes, ready to wear

('1'11111f1‘1rlulili for cold weather hcc (1.11110 they :111 do
liglltfnlly warm \01 not trunk-1111131110 or horny to wear All
the «losirccl colors

Eidei'down Robes‘lin ()ld Blue, Gray, Lavender and

\‘lil'lilllill.
‘ ' 11in

all l'ui'liw
pink and

$2.98, $3-98 and $5.00.
Blanket Robes which or 1: reversible. in
mmhinulioos. gray and white, blue 111111
1:11), bloc and white. rod and blue. old blue and while. 111111
othcrs equally pleasing.

$2.98.$3.98, $4.50. $5.00 and $5-5o.

’l‘hcsc are perfectly finished. faced with Silllll 1111 1'11!—

l‘Cil.

1111's and slocrcs, satin on p01? kcls, sizcs 34 11,144.

("out Rooms.Sc1:oml Hour.
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Bradley Wool Scarves

A Hood-scarf for motoring and skating

little
The.

A wide strip of softest lmcsl 11001 with
hood like aperture into whit h 0111: tucks the lrczui.
curls of the scarf then can ln- folded around tilt‘, neck and
across the chest. .-‘\ warm and cosy affair. of :1 real kil‘
lvny sort of wool. O

a

in g1 :11 and cardinal.

hood lmczl uilh saline $2.00
in whilc. gray. cardinal “land oxford,
hood lined with Satin. $3.50

‘v’i‘ilizlg‘ Secliml, Muir) “0111'.

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Traveling Bags, special

Black .or Russet: Leather. Two Sizes 558-00 and $8.50.

The leathers arc cowllid 11, seal. mimic-31' 11ml

( icrnmn grain.

gout.

Tim sizes. 14, 15‘ 11’) inches. regular \ralnc $16175.

Only nineteen in this spruinl offering.
'l‘runk and llagScction. Fourth Floor.

 

Christmas Neckwear of Luxurious

Sorts for Men

Wide Four in~hands of hand some silk. Brocaded Novel-

ties and Basket Weaves in exclusive patterns. bronze

and wine red. deep blue with tan. peacock blues and

greens. black combined with colors and rich Persian
effects. ,
$1.00 $1.50 and $2.00 each- '

Fine Nchties at 50 Cts.

lhc clrgaul Hill.» of (horny lir'nthcis made, into willc .
i1‘ourin—hand with flaring curls. a very large lino, cvcry
conceivable dolor and many attractivc changeablcs.

All silk four-in-honds. 50c.

'l‘hc moot satisfyingassortment of neckwcnr that we
have boon nhlc to present for many Holiday seasons.
ii'irsld'icctirm. Right. Main St.

Motor Veils of 010110 Chiffonfl‘ ’.

A more delightful cold wcutlrcr Veil could not be 311» ‘
vented. These are thick enough 10111.: a good prottrtlon
and large enough to he wrap pod over head and neck. Di—

mensions n x 34 yard» ,

in hombre shudings gm, amethyst. old rose and

rluvy blue
84.50 put up in holly horror.
1 Vcilihg Sectiou,