Us for Useful
Mr». thdie who normally
till Dr. (3.13 Koelor, (lion in amigo»
port, Tuesday. T110 lolutlinu will he
‘llrouxht hora toi- interment. toduy.
., , ' James J, Martin has been appointed»
‘ wu lg gel-long), lli'atl local agent for the John lianoacl; in»
' H » ' - unrunoe 00. Mr. Martin is tilp'l‘il‘st lo»
col mum-since nnoni ever upnuiuto‘u.
‘ Miss not
her homo
Gifts
you
Mn. 5!. 3. diamond is who»: in
The total valuation of all propurty‘
Swallow tor govornl days this wank.
LA‘DHES' FURS.
. Nook Planes 0i" Mutts ......
$2.49 to $12.50
union-en's so... ..$1.26 to $7.98
:f: ‘ HOjSiEl‘W
»;._. llmlm sou: lion.» 31.00
'3 -I '2 who iiiillt‘ lion ....... , $1.00
10m nus m. .......... $1.00
:::. Ill Holiday liltim‘s
I 0'
,:§ otovss.
;.* .; . Fabric mom... ............. 25c
::_ Oinuiiolnotro Hmvos ...... 500
“a Lined ltlo 011....»3 50:; to $i00
:- 5 ‘LllIizotl Kills ‘ ............ , $1.00
' . Mound Kids ............ $1.00
»:-:- ,
u 3-: UMBRELLAS.
5:; 500 to $3.50.
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'GA‘RMENTB, '
Lorilee” Shirt Watson at .
$1.00 to $2.49
Plain or funny.
Ladies Aprons 250 to 750
Short or long.
budlos iliouue Dresses .....
mmmMu
Children's Dresses at 81-00
Ginghnms.
Children‘s» Sweaters . . .~ .....
$1.00 to $3.49
mules Sweatora $1.00 to $5.98
Lullioa’ sSlklrts 500 to 85-00
Luldies‘ Silk Skirts in popular
colors. ' »
FANG}! 00000.
Hondkmhlm.
ac to 500. /
Single or in lboxos.
i
'0‘ I nun-:0;-
spout Tuesday with his non lu fivrlng- 3'4595‘027' ”at your “L W“ ,jifi’gm"
dale . " '
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' ' Miss Roue‘ Kiott ill‘lli neon annulled:
George 10.naynlond visited with m” by Munuger loriodlnuu in sing all; tllul
. mother-Ln law, 1“ 13 floors, in Stum- moving pletlll'o onlol'ilululmnixi ill lilo,
- lord Slinday. Opera House, \l‘mi‘lmslinys,, nintluuenl
and nights. 1
nut-MW
Initial Handkerchiefs I, . . . . .
164:, 2 for 25:: and 250
Girls and indies.
Ladies’ Neokwoar .. 250 to 750 f“
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S B Iloyt. the florist has mooted u
~‘ " small cow horn in the roar of his El ,, R ,, H , ,.,, . ,, , “”3
Lac Curta. ..... 2 . 'i - ‘ (ii n 0).. mm c M II.» mm:
C "e I: 50 to $149 I greenhouses 0“ South M3“? Silent. ‘ Curler street, BlItuI‘lth, Milli will u,-
0 ar and lift Sets """" M . muln until New Year‘s. whm he will
250 to “‘49 t “31:, :3 11:15:)?gfiihiiilg'gelrrWilfred return to hill studios in tin.» lullollltim,
Toilet Cases ...... 500 to $6.50 “r ' lSchoui (it LillieVlllv. -
~ they will remain l'Ol‘ the winter.
\lllllam Donovan and “hill Oilem
Mom! of Bridgeport worn guests of
Manlcure‘ set- 500 to $3.98 ,_
Combs and Brush". '
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l Mrs. Houston Gentry 4n .’\r‘»lli‘l’illll.,
i N (‘., is ouiovgln sIeI'l ml Inoni i=1l's’;
a
,l:isit with her moilm‘ ills lull n 1‘
1
Mr and Airs lolnler \iebh, Sunday. Funcher Seummn Mm” m" m“
W.
Hand Mirrors.
ll), nus formerly Milan il‘nnim, l‘nur hm, '
.84 Washington St.
.' . '1'. c. ::-:n:-;-.‘-;-;-:-;x:n:
kerman and Son ;
Telephone 440
We give 3% Green Trading Stumps
Miss Beatrice Green and Miss Ethol
Lawrence will return from Drew's Humid C. Price who hm: hm“ Ni
Seminary, Carmel, N» Y»: Fl“(my- for . siding ill one of E. H. Silmmlu‘s ilillllail.
the hoildflyfl- ,“n Pflrk ”“007“ v, m n) )\ n f”
' I the TOW“ Clerk's ("“09 by Charles G- in the, sprint: \Ilil mom illulil to tins
Waterbury against Benjamin F Temp to“ n »
ms for $99 and costs. m.
The regular meeting 01 tht \i\\ (30'
, 'lluough ””3 “"0"?” 01' officers 0f noon Grunge will he pontpruml 2mm
the Library. Aluu Patterson has been 'l‘uoslluy elitilllll-l, Dneomhnr ._, H ,7, 13,.
' 000 able to secure the use at the Y M. U. cemher iii). a, “m. 1, I‘m“ 9‘. Mn”,
building for boys to pru‘llllie basket degree will he coulerrod on You: run
didalos. On this oclaulon will occur El
South Norwalk
Bf
APPROPRIATE
Christmas Gifts
SUITS SHIRT wAIS'rs
COATS HAND EMB. UNDERWEAR
SKIRTS , NECKWEAR
DRESSES BAGS
FUR COATS PETTI-COATS
FUR SETS GLOVES
FUR MUFFS HANDKERCHIEFS
,,FUR SCARFS BELTS
m - SWEATERS HOSIERY
any-”nu- can, an, av,~vi-"
‘ \u \_u {I- \‘a'- 7- w. «3-. 5- 90! _
Now is the time to do your shopping when sizes and
lots are complete. Don’t wait until the last moment and
, be disappointed Any article will be held for you, so take
advantage, while the assortment is here.
nM. Moltasch 8t Son
’mo WASHINGTON ST.
MAIN STORE—~210 Atlantic Street. Stamford.
: : uIa/a amid/«Iain! an. at-
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The Paris Cloak 81 Soil House
33 Snutll Main St, South Norwaik
515 Main St. Bumffird.
GREAT SACRIFICE“
SELLING OUT SALE
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Ladies’ and Misses’ Suits,
Goats. Dresses, Skirts, Waists,
Corsets, and Furs
EVERY GARMENT MUST so
BEFORE JAN. ,1. 1914
u moot the readjustment of mom and on woolouo. This sale
“won you the very fluent Mylar mica gunmen/a in the world at
“tho price 01' commonplace kind. There is no mood for no Ito oil'or
19“” words of praise (or our manhood!» for its merits are too
broil known it is simply a. mo oi too much goodgon hand on no-
, 1.0000; o: the mild mother we have hon. For this aching out 0010 we
‘m. reduced prices to arocord breaking point to:- thoy must be sold
bugs-0 «on new tori! Wino tom duct. W0 m not making this
.4 1m and» Montana“ 0! album 00. ,buyind M motion goods
‘- ”memmum m. but um are the but good:
Milt our norm on ovary moat. ..
" ‘Doo’t dolor. Bo muons immune“. Yonvill 00in you no-
. ‘ .. uncalled for at the following pout oili-
~ Ieu (or tho mil-mm wank.
, Scuth Norwllk.
' I I z I :S l I Iw I; i l I John, lint-toll. .
J. Curtis.
the annual 1‘ hrlstmas entertainment.
tlcnoke Tent No 8. initiated (in?
members, Tuesday evening. and 1-0-3
,celled eight applications for member-
ship. The next Iovlow will he held tho 1
llhlrd Tuesday in January. At this
:meotlug. initiation of officers will 00-
lcur and refreshments will he scrimod
followed by u smoker. The loilonlnn ,
committee» has been appointed to make i
Aarrangemeuts: John llnIIpt. \i‘llllului
itimnptiell. on, and Harry A. Dixon.
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i All operation was lmrinl'llwd on Mrs,
‘John (3, Thatcher at her llUllll‘ Uni
i.\'orth \luln street. Suturdnv in, DI
Schuvoll of Stamford. This was the
WmmW-l sixth operation Mrs, Thatcher has on
(lei-gone the last being from the el-
Shopulnz’s a Pleasure in this é it’ll: :l.‘l.2":ll‘é:3.é:‘:l§f‘“ill: “Elli
O it‘ormad in the old wound and ii wus‘
Holiday Store i
necessary thnl it should he ulvcn lm- .
,uledlnte attention. Mrs TlIatt‘heI :33
- condition is considered serious. huti
Only three more shopping days left-410 time to lose.
Every counter and section of the store is piled high
with meritoriohs merchandise.
WINTER dRENING
Merrill Business Colleges»
Doy JANUARY 5. 1914. Books
Night Merrill Instruction is , Stationery
Sessions 99 nor 00m, in efficiency and Free
1914 in Evolution.
Stamford.
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, .‘ , indications point to recovery. lti
I‘seems an it Mr. and Mrs. Thatcher;
.. » have had their allotted sham of trou- ,’
. bio of this kind, as Mr Thntchol ill-l
_ so has undergone five operations ,‘
.
,i The tuneml of William Burns. whog
' . died Monday, was held in St. Aloysius
,Church. Wedneadny morning. Rex. i
I. , William J, Judge omclated. interment,
-- was in st. Mary's Cemetery, Norwnlk 7
'. The deceased was 78 years old, and'
‘; formerly resided on the side street.
n’leadlng from the Smith’s Ridge road
I: . to Brush Hill, where he “built a home
’; forhlmnell and there tilled the soil
. until he had acquired a substantial;
‘2 sum besides. Some time ago he sold
' his old homnstead and purchased the
‘: house opposite the Catholic Church,
~ which he improved considerably. F‘roml
" here he made another change, buying
property on Whitney Pines. 0ft Bunk
street. where ho spent his last days.
There is eVidence of Christmas cheer on all sides.
Come here tOnight and choose from a varied assort-
ment of practical and desirable articles, any one of which
will make welcome gifts.
We Will Gash All Christmas Checks
The N. E. Ryan Co.
.
ALL KINDS OF ADVERTISE!) Lamas.
Below is 0 list of letters romalnlnll
Prof. M. J. Curtis.
oysters and Clams Mrs 0. w Finch, 360. Chestnut St
Marin cookie.
and Escnllops Fresh Daily 81W 0mm-
ihh'l. George HOW.
Opened Long Clams g: 1113‘? M. M»...
“le ”ovum, 45 Fremont 98.
Dry Long island Escallops 600 a quart u... 1: MM» »» its,
Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market $33.23.“ W“ ,,
TILIPHONI 1m, , pn'l DIMV'KV. hmmlm OXVKOMDOI'OO. A
- ' Gm Tilly.
W. E. UROWE, P M.
Estonia :85}
Exhibit and Sale of
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ill New Cannon. uiii'nl‘dllll; to the lmll
wunwm to Horizon 01 Film cottage ““3 a“ “0mm“ "1’ “"3" 1““"‘-‘”"""” '” In 0r 1 aln Ings
Landscapes, Marines and
Interiors
In handsome gilt frames enclosed in shadow boxes.
The purchase of a large. group of (ill l‘niIIIinp's 0n»
:Iinlm lih ill HiTl'l' to our custmuel's the rum t‘iiililt‘tl ul' lmy» -
lug good pictures all. what would he «'IIIIsitluI‘ell iII lli'i cir‘
ties on trifling. prices: The {lilt‘llllilll of llicilll‘c lovers is
called in this; exhibit.
\‘uluc' Elinor: at $5.50 \‘ulIIc $I3.50 at $6.75
\“ullw $l7.51) at $8.50 \iuluc $.21. 50 at $10.75
\‘hlm: $14M) at $12.00 \.l1lll‘q§2l)()() 111 $14.50
Value $7.50 at $16.75 \zllue $41.).(X) at $20.00
Slmu'n nu tin: fourth lluul'.
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m . .. ~ - lll‘lll ure 01‘ l'lh mas
Au attachment has been lecoldetl iu , ulth relntivus lie “717 um .,,,,,. 7,, , l
A Gift for the Home is a Gift for the Family.
ChineSe Teakwood Pedestals. with under shelves,
. $12.00 to $4000
Chinese Teak TabOurets, large size $22.50
Curate’s Assistant, solid Mahogany $7.25
Mohegany Pedestals.
$2.50 $3.25. $4.75 and up’ to $16.00
Oak Pedestals, $4.50 and $4.7 5
Nest of Tables, Mahogany, 4 tables._ $19-25
Nest of Tables. with cellaret combination. $37.00
Nest of Tables, Golden Oak. V $12.75
Mahogany Tip Tables, Carved pedestals and feet.
‘ $12.50 to $17.50
Tea Tables, Sheraton style with marqueterie. $21.75
Martha Washington Sewing Tables
$26. 50 and $28. 00
Colonial Mahogany Sewing Tables, $22 50
lixtrn largo sim'. $40.00
Odd Chairs.
Dutch Corner Chair, Chippendale model. $25.50
Sheraton short-arm RECcption Chair, inlaid. $24.50
Mahogany slat- back Rocker, rush seat $16. 00
Tapestried Easy Chair Karpen upholstery, special
$27. 50
‘ Mahogany high-backed Windsor Chair. $12.00
Mahogany Ladder-back Rocker, rush seat. . $15.75
Mayflower Rocker, solid Mahogany, $12-75
Piano Benches, with boxes for music.
$7.25, $10.50 to $20.00
Music Cabinets, plain Mahogany.
$3.00. $n.5o. $16.00 to $30.00
Benches for player pianos, $4.25
Book Cases-
Mahogany, Golden or Fumed Oak and White Enamel.
$10-00, $12.00. $14.00 and up.
Fumed Oak Bookcases of Small <l'lt‘, Willi l;Itiin~.l
glass doors. for tho "intimate" hooks to imp :II the haul
of the bcrl, Size 75
Writing Desks
Golden Oak, with one, two and three drawers.
$11.25 and up
Filmed Oak, Mission style,
$14 00. $2000 and $27. 25
White Enamel. $15. 25 and $17. so
Birdseye Maple, $12»75 and $17.50
Mahogany Deal“, $17.50 and up
Desk Chairs in all wood to accompany desks.
Fourth Floor.
7 more: all.
all}! 10an II I'M'i‘itlnlzlb.
mum W
PHGNI 85¢:
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m PASTEURIZED MILK
”In I!!!» don".
wl SUPPLY. our! consonants Wflwmuo MILK 0mm
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