‘ Coats, Dresses.
well known.
The Paris Cloak 8r Suit lions...
, 33 South Main St.,'SouthNorwalll
. . 515 Main St. slamloyd.
GREAT SACRIFICE
SELLING OUT SALE
Ladies’ addfilées’ Suits,
Corsets, and" Furs
EVERY GARMENT . MUST (Io
BEFORE JAN. I, I914
to meet the readjustment of the new thrill on woolons.
offers you the very lineal readydor service garments in the world at
the price or commonplace hind. There is no need for us to
lengthy words of praise (or our merohnndlno for its meritu are too
it is simply a case of too much goods on hand on no»
assembled.
Extraordinary naluesl being offered In Silver
Toilet Sets, J .wel
Brushcs, Stationery
I Isnnxnumaluosug‘goatsrllllltmyéorl‘lliltnlhin store
and lhapdgt th . unuhual rangé of noveltlos hell-é '
Frcncl-I Ivory Articles, Manicure Sets, Military
practical suggastions are here without number-
“WIEIRvan
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«lunlrll Ellk W. W1
' 2 Mains Silk Boot. 3100.
‘ , Illlllllr AllSjllkIF'll» 00
‘ All In Ita’lllan loom
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KID GUOVEO;
, Blank. White. Tolls. _
* 1.00,“‘W"I11*H(flly Box. I
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Ohfid’llhlflnd null. V
soc to 3.1.00. I
Cases,- Dressing Mirrors,
“Practlcul. Chrlstmas Presents
L'aulgn' Wat-lo.
'Lrlldlu’ ‘Houno Dream.
EMENTB.
‘AL‘IQIIW. ,
in Holiday .boxefln
Ladleo' ‘wnllm.
" 1' $1.49 to $3.49.
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*3100 to $2. 49.
win-Ladled' Klmonan.
hilt to 31.98
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and‘other. plunging and
3: ‘F'Bfirlc Glam. ‘B‘n‘thrnobu.' ‘
if: I 5555“) "$1.00- ‘" $2.98 to $5.98.
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SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
WE GIVE 8. AND H. GREEN TRADlNG STAMPS.
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invalid lint.
' «:Sllliilil lilo \Vlllltfl‘.
days in NowldloI-k.
from a visit in Derby.
“Miss bolls Andrown is redovorlng
from a. low dnys’ illness.
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«Madison Morohouso has returned '
from a. visit in Bayouno. N. .l.
gll‘rillny tonal two weoks' vacation.
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Plciorilll hollow min the first to
Dr Frank Gorhnln continues on tho
. Parisian model‘s.
PICTORIAL REVIEW PATTERNS
_ , as usual months ahead of others. 4
THE FASHION BOOK for Winter of Pictorinl'Raview Styles
contuinn tho most pollulni and «hottest nIollillI.llllons or
" MINARET”
You ullnnot ilnll them Myles in other pilllt‘l‘nfi
«sun-mu
tumult tum-tho intent 01 oil
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Mrs. M. l). lodt‘rey has loft town to
F-llufl"
mm
Mm. Frank Amls ls spending u low
Mills Louise Wukomnn lllin réturnou
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The schools in town will close on.
Mrs. Frederick Eeunett returned
from' the Norwaik Hospital Sunday.
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Mrs. A. J‘. Williams. Mrs. R. C. Wil-
liams spent yesterday-in ‘Wontport.
Mr. and Mrs, Charles llcnolllbthnro ‘ ‘
rotumod from n visit to Springfield,
fllON anK Ell; -.
ought to have It copy of llllg‘ most lII._IIllil'1ll lllld immlrtnnl.
WINTER FASHION 1300115
Only 10 mils Ill the ”Pattern Counta- when plmnmd with a 15 mt
By mall. 36 coma. including coupon 36ml for one 1:. mm! pattern.
I countJOl the mild weather we lhaVe-hwdl For this selling out sale we
' have reduced prices to a. record breaking point for they must he sold
before the new tax-ill modulo taken eflect. We are not making this
saleulnder false Iprotencell as others do, buying ‘cheap auction goods
and trying to unload them upon you, but ours are the bent goods
with our guarantee on every‘garment.
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Malls. ‘ ‘
Mrs. howls Shipmnn is now oocupy~ WILLEAM P' HEERS’ ‘
lug her newly l‘lullt house in the Lower Two Swag,
Parish. , 4
a 7-...— {
John Fanton has purchased a lino} v
pair of oxen from the farm of
Louise Coley.
South Norwalk. Conn.
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Norwalk, Coma
more were ll great many peoplom noon-
employment it is noticed that o,
80 number at workmen of foreign
lng
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“nulls”. .
Electric
Wiring (or
Light and Power.
you .
THE WHITE
Don't delay. Be among the first to come Ton will buy if you see
the 800113. Como and come quick.
Ant Gianallomen in dlflel‘ont dolllam and colors.
make vol-y acceptable Christmas sauna and the prices will surprise
M“ «ELECTRIC CO.
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aunties.
Motor chnlrn.
Those domes
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ROUTH NORWALK .
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Alain M connection Hut company
of Dullwry Only 919.151.
The first floating; of the creditor»
‘vn‘i :tlw Gonnwtiout Hat Company of
llamburyuwhloh recently mall II on.
mum in Immotcy. ‘31” been fixed
" ”halvsmlmtmonp in bunlv
mm. on mm» 22, at to slim
'm Militia» of the llrnl
W a motor: on anaconda.
Wu Ire mostly manor!
” like those turnout. ultimo.
1%“ mitts null. for u,‘
LAST NEE BEVERED.
Property of all!“ Jud-on Ramovad I
from WFil-m' u Office to Now Om. l
BRIDGEPORT. Doc. ill—«What. mark
the llnnl anvmnoe in the law firm or
Council]. Judson and lPullman. boom
place today when truolllnen took out
all theIlnw boolul. furniture, dollllll.
than. our" of Judson tronlllllo olllcomll
Broad and State streets and moved
them to the now amount the untold
Inttomoy lo the new (1th build
in: :l null and am: that: .
Thorium oi Gondola dud :Jlldllon no;
mo uhortiv 3H" Mum-II. may». .m‘a
Charles Keane in having alteration
and improvements made to his Lower;
luallonnllty have gone to their until.
' Icountry to remain until there in more
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lParlsh resilience.
larva-ow».-
Mlss Lizzie Mama has returned I'Llimw Oommlsslonar 'Cilllllolly.l
h In tier 3} ending several days wlthl I
3101:. I; E Tllrnoy tram invulloltlonx. Looks
tor New Year Revival
er. nnd Mrs. Milo Osborn. of Red-
dlng, llIIvo been guests or Mr. and
Mrs. G W. Adamo
Labor ColnlnlnlllonerI P. H Connolly
Mrs: M. «A. Pony and Mrs. I. .l does not who a gloomy view or null
awkwood have returned tron a tow induntrlnl rituallon in the «late, mm
Ellie Huflord Times. He thinks that n!
W ‘tor the lust of the your there will be-
Mr. and Mrs. Dwight iliowltt, at n revival or bouillon in all lines at
Stonlullton. have moved to their new mmmoturlng. Holman: this opinion
house in the Lower Pnrlah. loll mull-moon which be null received
"”w'“ Hunt the munwlm or talcum-m are Wall
The Christmas concert at the Nor. ding to their stock of Irnw material
hold laundlly school will no held Mon-* ”may, only inland to have made into
My waning. Wimp" 226’ the finished nmlam ll thaloutlook in
p, (3 mm“ gm 14“,“, wareilnndny Mouton 3 W10“. business daprealllon'
my.“ of In, “a M“. In, w gym, I to inst torso nppmlnblo length all lino
of 8 Newtqwn avenue, Noll-walk. :it to not likely tho! tho Immumtutr
on would no nddilts‘ to theirlatmk of
John P. *ll‘ltch and lvmon wanton row Imam. run. It wt. in tho
'nra in Ballroom for this third wool: vlow which (lemmaslonor council?
or jury unity in tho Criminal Bun'erior m... and he ”.1”..th by my
“2“"- many nm’ wool-tome a ”notary
W No inst rel pointing
M” “d m“ m” m“ b“ MMwiilMdull mm that
- mom. or Comm-monol- Connolly in re;
xivmmthn'rmmm‘rm W“ m.wwmlhamnor
{demand for their labor.
at oompnrlaon oi the figures in the
mum of the work or the employment
agencies for the. month of November
this year with those of tho correspond
ing month 0! 1912 show that the state-
gnrd to the unenvlabla distinction of
Waterbury is not an exaggeration. in
November. llllz, thorn were “223 bouil-
ontlonn for work in Waterbury. in tho
llama month 0! this your the number
wall “7. “or just one more than douhltl
the lumbar of a year ago. In Hartford
and numb” 0t appllcutlo'ns m employé
moot tor last month was 189, Ila :-
zalnlll 210 for Novémhor. 1912, or
twnntyvonoleu. in Bridgeport the
application; were arty tolls this your,
and In Norwich they were one more
'th total in the until-e Mata mm 1.188.
or 120 mm than during tho month of
Novmbbr, lulu. “But for the torso
qumbonln Waterbury the record or
mlmmflor mmrm the five Ml
monolon'wonl'd b. uhont’vtlle “mum
not rim. lanolin numlloMol-the mm
month "or mt your. "roll ‘lncl‘ilali lo
the number alumna banking om-
moment my be due Io III. lnot.thni;gi'
outdoor war-ll thrills man 1m ml
mount mm in ll‘lllllllllllr oi plw
new '6'! the Inn lull-o. dining hall
"it! the Waltholubn Rough
‘llllllllllly II:jIl still ilfll’llln . ln‘ swim fl” WWMM “a
mm m norm; mu In: Iolw'l
all by Ina hallo: Weld unlami
‘ ‘ If. alum *m: ”long; . I.
I‘Y.Wll'lltbhllll lint Doorman "a mm “m WI h «to
went neural months in town. will In
turn not mink to their llolno
oprlnmld um I
non small» *Ilnlul A‘T m
bullion-“Wm mmmen all.
h“ a" min“ mum“ mm m." llblvlll. dulnlnlmonor 6mm Inim- lotion radon round «nomm in tho
man llm‘m In. not: when mall»: or. mill. or III other ouldnqlll
Mi: «um m mllonnllltlld will. lilo w crowding. lulu lilo all
«will: hill «bomb and rum an ill 'gMMWW Mmmwh m
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cannot shop (luring till: day. the Sllll‘v
l’lll' .tlll: ultltllllllnolllll llIlll ollstolllcru
will l‘M‘
open I‘chllings L'uilln‘li’llt‘lllg "l‘lnu‘ulny, imam"
lien eighteenth, until 5) o‘clock.
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Mcny Appreciate Such Gifts as These
Fine aleOQl Sweaters lli ()xl'lll'll, HE‘II'III‘III. .’*I'.:I\’)'
lllllc. ailll 'l‘llll, Ill: ‘
$3.59, $4.00 and $5-oo ouch. \’—IIcl>lI H‘lyll's.
- Shaker knit Sweaters Lil Illll'L‘ wool. with rillnll‘l mlw
lurs, $5.00 and $7.50. ‘
A. Special Sweater, with .Hl‘lllWl l‘UllI’ll", $2.69,
Sill: suspenders lll fancy (lll‘l: ~lllut. ~ l mm». :I Hl‘lllsllllill-
(lSSlOl‘tl‘llCllt, at 50c, 75c and $1 ~00 a box.
Tie and «Hosiery Sets:
Silk ‘llSltl llllll71'lllSI*. Illlll
l'lzllf-Hosc’, Til- Illlll l‘ll’ilHllx‘l‘l'ClllCl,
lllll-lt'l‘llilfilli‘ry
'l‘iv to munch. 75c and $r.oo I
$1.50.
Ellrl‘lllm. Hui-II Si.
filial
Traveling Cases for Mon or Women
3!
(.ll' llllt‘I lcnlhcr.S:Il‘fillll..~1I-II‘I w; in Fl‘l'l‘l‘lll A)
fiill.*ll with llll‘
Cl." l 2H“.
WigwlI'lll.’
stylus Illlrl sizvn. mulcll toilet articles in.
I-ilhcr l‘III'isiIIII ivory III'
(‘1' flasks and 541;st l'IlSI-s.;
with Kilvcr tops, ‘
from $2.00 to $25.00. 1
Sewing Baskets With Furnishings
' =-'i‘.oalilor mill ‘l.l£’l5kl‘l~lllll5lli'l'l (‘IISI-s. l‘lCfllll’lll‘lll)‘ lilml
lll (liil‘crum Colors. and fillnll \lilll spools of thread
lli‘t‘lllt‘i‘wt‘V:
and "
~sllk. Hurry l‘tI‘illlll‘CIl shade. scissors. IlIiIIIl)lI*.
t.’l‘}“illlll§.{' the llCt‘lllt‘VVUIllail wzmts.
Leather (lauds Sill‘llilll.‘
Fischus and Collars of Dainty Lace
Thu irirhu is the thing! ll ("an be had in an indefinite
llllmllcr lIi‘ models, (II suit uh}: figure. '
ill Fancy Nets and Shad ow Laces. 50c to $5.00.
Medici Rolls and Collars of Point d’Esprit, Fancy
Net and Shadow Lace
7 Plailings hull Ruffi “hill ludnl can and black.
\ccklwnr Suction main 11001“
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Novelties in Sterling Silver and
Gold Plate
Mesh Purses of extremely fine workmanship. tiny
things to suing fmm (l chain or till fillgcl. .
Vanity Cases polislu’d Ill satin finish \\llll lllllilli‘ mill
coin holder. I
Santoir Chains with sll‘l'cr'slillos set with jun-ls.
Sparkling Buckles for 1:11 mps (Ir slippers
Rosary Beads, of Rllli‘lll} III IIIIIIII III sapplurv.
gllll'clrx \cliillll
The Dennison Section
(fliers :1 helpful assortm exit of gift “Toppings. Humi-
kcrchief Holders, 'i‘inscl Cord and (lunmwi Ribbon. Jew;
I’lry Cases and Coin l-loxes.
Eighteen large sheets of Tissue for 5 cents-
Travellng Bags, Spectal
Black or Rumbeather, Two Sims. $8.00 and $8.50.
The leathers are COWlllilt', goal, seal, reindeer am] (lol-
mull grain. ‘
The slat-s. [4, 15, III inches Icglllm value $6.75.
Gilly nineteen in this special Offtring
Trunk mu! Bug Section. fourth floor
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