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Come to us ion Saturday HoSIery ‘
Holiday? m mound. nominal troll» resumed m invite your at-
tendon to our Renow- Stanton Mountable 909M , '

 

 
 

VISIBIERV. . , , f LAnlmi‘ Flinn
Ladien' Home or. 259. gm u, ”5.90
. “Nothemo” “”493 95‘“ Mull or Nani: Plano.

 

“Cadet" Hole 25::- .
Bunion? Brown How 260. .

IGummofl.) _
. ~Meu'a,Ludlos',C,llt1ren'& . .

WINTER unoe-nwenn.‘ " '
Childhren's Garments.
250 to 150,
Laidlin' Gar-Inertia-
250 to $1.00.
Union Suits.

_ cuILo‘aah's. runs.
01.00 to tries.

LADIES‘ 'NECKwEAn.
25c, 500, 15¢. ‘ “
COLLAR AND cut-“r SETS.
250 to $2.49.

CHILDREN'S LINED GLOVES.
500, 15c.

 

 

 

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500110 $2.49. , ‘
' Men’s Garments. “ LADIES" LINED GLOVES.
60¢ to $1.25. Fine Kid, $1.00. ~-

 

Corsets 500 to $3.00 Brassieres 25c to $1.00

A.Dickerman&Son

80UTH NORWALK. CONN.
WE GIVE 8. AND H. GREEN TRADING STAMPS.

 

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Introductory
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Self-reducing‘Corset
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COAL

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at the Lowest Prices

.~ indirectly,

HARRIS & GANS COMPANY

Water Street. South Norwalk. Tel. 72x.

Reduction Sale

Suits, Skirts, :
Dresses, Waists, Furs

*‘3 The Paris Cloak & Suit House

Coats,

515 Minn st. Bumlord.

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

Moltasch's -~ Beginning This Morning

The Year- End Sale

With [In Stirring. Store- wido Savings

 
 

Now wé begin to get the atoro remit to turn II bright tune to
the New Year.

in every «action of the More, hookah Iota limit from a tremen-
IIII christian linoleum are “out out by the broom of lowered
prim. .

THESE Wild. IE FINE REINVISTMBNTI DAVS F08 VOUR
MONEY.

Things tor you. modem. ml you, va variety and tar too I I
touch, to he told of hero in detail.

Everything III It may lowered prim (tome only today to get
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~. iio worship with sermon and common

‘ July"? or,
C,.Rond Papers and Play Golf, or Bose

" Church?

iItlmrcu Do About

WITJ.

33 South Main St. South Norwailt .'

 

METHODIST.

First Methodist Episcopal Church—m
ii. Wuhehnln, iPostor. ~~~~~ 1? mt»

ion at 10:30'u. m.‘ Subject. “The
Churohfif In the evening. at 7:01).
o'clock Mr. Wakeltmn will begin it
neriesof sermons on the “Go-to-cllurch
Campaign" under the general captain.

- “Should ‘Srnitli‘ Go AI) Church?" Here

follows the list:
January 4.

lMHow For in the Church News
sary to the Well-being ot‘ the Corn
munily? or. Who in “Smith" and:
What Would lie Do Without the

. Church?

January ll.

2~-l)o Men Attend Church More oI
Less Frequently Than Formerly? or
Some Reasons Why “Smith" Doesn't
(in To Church.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

inuuary ill. .
3-To What Causes Are: Attributed

Men‘s NoII-Aiteudnnce at Church? or

Some Reasons Why “Smith”

to go to Church.

January 25.

members do this rind they ulii create
anon on atmosphere {moraine to the?

‘ . Blessed is the man
‘ who walkout not In
y, the counsel 0! the
wicked,
Nor stundoth in the
way of sinners.
‘ Nor sitteth in the seat
or the acornthi.
‘ "Psalm 15 1.

 

 

 

church going, Twice a Sunday tor
eight Sundoya ought to he the program
or evury‘mombor or the .ohuroh. 11'

Opening 8: 30 a.‘m m.

WINTER SCWDULE OF CLOSING HOURS,
Closing 6:00 p m, Saturdays excepted

 

E minimized 16:77

Satutday 9 :00 p. m.

January a e Continued

 

 

this city is to be impreeued by this
campaign it must be mat the Iresonti
members of the churches e the only:
people that. out) do it.

do it,i1’ they will Let the church

(hm it than Christian work will be
easi or and Iesulas uultker and biggerl
than ever

Holy Comhtuulon will be teiohmted?

tomorrow at 10:30 a. ill. Thin in the

first Lord's Supper of the new year,
and to it. all petiole are invited with-é
out. regard to creed or ohurch conned:

lion The reception of new members

into the church 'whll take place atl
thnl time . I

'\\.' hut Timeis is?" will he the ques-{
. ton netted by the New Year's sermon

to he preached by Mr (.aoweli at. the
7:30 owning Ilium of worship. This

ought is the last of the series announced by
l

the pastor in his holiday greeting
\t ‘l 30 a to tomorrow will take

i-Can the Church Long Survive place the final prayer: meeting of the

»’\Vilh a Sunday One- Half “Thonksltlv.
lug Day"

and One-Hull “Fourth 01‘
Why Shouldn‘t “Smith"

hall on Sunday instead of Going tc.

February 1,

l')~~\\'liiil. (Jon the ClILIrt-h Do to
Awnheu u. Larger interest Upon the
Part or Mun? or. Who's to liiame,
“Smith" or the (‘hurehi’
February 8.

8~Wuman‘s Plat-e in the Churvh. or.
Mrs ‘Snliih’e" Ettorta to (let llr.

ISInlth to no to I‘iIIIth

February 15

7r-llow (fun the Church, llirmtly or
lie More Effective in the
Community? or. Whut Shall the
“Smith?“

other aerviuea for the day:
‘ Sunday Morning Clot-III. 9:45. Lender,
{Edwin Fox. iiilIIp School at ”.00 In.
Raymond Superintendent Bible
1“ loss tor Men led by the mater The
linen in the rinse are now melaglnu
ltwout) Our aim an mornge of tiny
men as it uorhlng tone. Devotional
service of the Epworth lasagna» dztlti
',lp. In l-iuhjnot. "A Song of the Mom
lug W utch." or "A Ration (or Dally
PrnyI-r. Lander. R'. 1.. (Sollltrn.

Other announcements for the week:

'i‘uoadny Evening Claw. 7:45 I). III.
gtdohn Greenwood, leader.
I Annual meeting of tho indien‘ Aid
Society. Wuduouduy afternoon. 3.00
oclm'k. Election otul‘hoore. Social to
follow. The punter will he present
with It Now Year'n Message.

should h.» u large and eIIIiquluIItio'
mention.
ilmwrui ('lllll‘l‘li prayer meeting.

Thursday ovnulmt. 7:47. o‘clock. This
helm; the first meeting «It the your the
motor in especially Ilmifiluu 01' a
good and reproacntntivn Imitation.
] Friday afternoon III 3:16 the author
log of the Junior Manna. Roy mouth.
7:00 p 111.. Frank (ioodohlld. newt
llllililtll‘

This in the tirut Sunday of the Clo-to
Church t‘IImpIIiIIII Four Thousand loo
tors and upward hove been hunt to
rotor» of the town. DIQDIIWIIIMI
have been bent out to totem of the
town. Display-curds have been pinned
in the windows or the manhunt: to
the number at It hundred no. more.
“up your eye open its: other lumen:
tolerant of the CW‘.’ not amok
member or the church mu the move.

' moot thetnuuport of hill presence upon
. ‘ this the tint Sunday at the 1m.
. ,wiiirholo m to We mammalian

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(Bill.

The” lpmohim; Inn-vice. The mlbloci. 0’ “'9

new year Why not start the yen: of!
Ly equInILto church an hour earlier-j
Iolnormw. It will pay you for the
meeting will he colmtlated to help ev-
ery one who comes to be R. hotter

.(‘hristlun duting the coming your.
' .\ir. lit-Ilium will be the leader of thin

New Yenr'a meeting. "
he Men‘s liilile (llaui will meet 3‘
1:: noon tmnurrmv when A. .l. Hutchin-

sou r ill lend the (loan llrothor Hulc‘h—i

insrm I-elellratI-d llIB eightioth birthday
last Saturday and in consequence of
‘llls eteut his mum friends villi be
glad to meet him and hour him on well
us I-ongratuluto him on this health
iillil happiness rt his Into. All men
are invited.

East. Avenue
Church. Rev. 8. P. Full-hanks, pastor.
41:30 a. nI.. morning class meeting» ,.
Edmund Trounsou. leader.

wil be observed with reception of new
membera. The pastor wil have charge

or the service and give It brie! oddrosn.l

12 In., Sunday school had? for Bible
study The subject for the lesson will
he “Jesus and the Children." 3: 30 0.5
In.. the Junior macho devotional 88f
\ico. The subject of the meeting will
he “Wot-horn With Christ: Something
to lio“~4Mrs. Greenwood, superintend-
Ii:311 p. In. the iiipworth Molina
prayer meotinxaleuler. Mina Marlon
li‘ilommediau. Isiulljootz “A Song or
the Morning Watch; Ramona for
Daily Prayer." 7:30 p. In. evening

pastor’s sermon will he "Tho ‘i’lnoo to
Rosin." The choir will he pronoun“
ring at lloih morning and evening aor-
vieen.

Thin coming week. which in
wool: at prayer. wil be normal by
«ervicen ovary evening neat 3mm
day. The motor will here chum no
he in pinning to auto the amino:
II mum of bin-tot to all who attend.
All the member» at the «ammo
are earnestly invited to onto out and
Insulin their. motion.

Wednonduy. a II. In. the Inflow Ain.
society vii moot II: maul.

W

Summon mm W
mm.1tov. “about t). ion“. mil»
mum Juan-y 41h. will
the filly-am HM «the nourish

atrium arm in mm
the morning «row. A. In. new.
time. 0.13.. «rpm superintendent
will when in the «was Mitt W‘
will Wit u all» were; Rm

 

Rut. they can.

lHousefurnishings

Methndizlt Episcopal

10:30 ii.‘
ill.. the monthly Communion uerviru'.

the.

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Mamiiummwfi

Trunks and Bags

This Sale Continues

‘20 per cent.

discount on all pieces

Fourth l-‘luor.

 

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The Sale will be continued to Jan. 17

Special Discounts must

 

 

be kept in mime—those that

Pictures

apply to regular stocksmfor
'it will be impossible to give

extended lists-0f values. In

disappoint~

mcnt be avoided.‘

Certain very tempting

offerings might goouickly

Half Price

before the reader of the i'nzzrlil

 

news could III rive.

This Sale Continues

20 per cent.

l‘lt mr.

Imported Oil Paintings _

 

The Clearance of Trunks, Bags and Pictures Ends Jan 9th

at 20 per cent.

’
Enameled Ware
'l‘inwnrc
Cutlery and liillro\\‘zn't~
Iinrllwllwhrr hurl 'I'Iénputs
Aluminum and Jul )Lillt'f-ét‘ Wart
lirushes and llaskcls
Small \\nI)IlIII \\Ill‘t‘
(IlllVilllIZCll Ellitl XirltlI'Il \lzlrt‘
lmn \an'o nIIIl \Viro linmls
llnilrrs. 'l‘ulis and llnskcts

Housefumishings
at 10 per cent.

llatlIroImI Fixtures

”rooms and Mops

Inigo. melru “late ladders.
ctc

li‘ireless (bakers

Yarn u m Cleaners

Electric Appliances
rolutors

(ill and (3:15 llcntt‘rs ,

lll'fiul and Halo: Makers

.\5l)t‘nius Irons
l nod leppus

Table Damasks.
Napkins and
Towels

and PM

 

llII all llnmnulw :Ilmvc Stun :1

yard.
20 per cent. discount

SIII‘IIIII pIiu-s .m llumnslcs l)t~l
hm $1.00.

Table Napkins lrmli $175
loss. no per cent.
l TOWBIS, cumin i't'l'llllll sprt‘iuls.
loss to per cent.
Pour)" Linens

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up.

LIIII-n Sheets Less
Linen Cast-s zo
RtIlIlIvr * per cent.
Shooting

0

All Jewelry andi
Sterling Silver
Accessories

less 20 per cent.i

 

This iIIIlutlon:
Sterling Silver lnilrl ileum:
Sterling Silver Novelties nml

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Frame»
Hair (li‘ImIIIents. lilili‘t‘l rim;
Combs. Etc. 3
Mather Shopping ling» !
‘l‘uurist (Liners and l leaks ;

Medicine and Traveling“ loses
flooded and Mean lingo in Ger ;
than Silver, tilun‘ Metal and”
("it
Holt; and Sashes

 

 

Specials in Dinner Sets

Austrian China Set. \‘ory llur quality. design of pink
HIS-cm llill‘tlt’l‘ I-it'lml \\'llll :40 III. gnlrl llzmtllos. \‘zlluo $05.05».

$76.00

Austrian China Set,‘t';IIIlI‘l‘l>\II‘_\~" pattern. :I wry
grout lanmtc, value $45.0». $36.00
English Cauldron Set \lllll (lriruttll lll'li'ill.‘l'. :lml

:I‘I'I‘II lmrrlet‘ with Pilllx’

(lll!l whim roses. vuluc $45.00.

$36.00

Old Blue Ridgeway Set. \‘illllt‘ $30le.
English Porcelain Set. pink ltNtnuIl».

$24.00
\‘(llllt’ 55.23.50,

$18.80
American China Sets. l'iumi with gnhl. mine 51.0.50.

$13.20
American China Set, \\'lillL' uml gold. mine $15.00.

$1100
Gas and Electric Lamps complete with Art Glass

Shades. Su~su~dake Electroiiers with
and all Hanging Domes, less 20 per cent.

Fancy China,

Sets and Separate Pieces

silk~1incd Shades

This Includes all t‘lt‘gnnl lll'I‘lIlllCllilllrs of English and

l‘rruch l’I‘IltI-rles.
i. 'llm'uluit‘.
St'is'.
5'le

Austrian :Iurl lupum-sr Wares.
'I‘I‘a IIIIIl Aftor—rlinnI-r t'niTcI'
l‘ii‘uéllx‘illinl' Sets. orlIl l‘um'ls. jugs.
lll't‘-‘~Hi‘l' Hols. t‘lC.

Less 20 per cent.
Undermuslins

.\ large gathering, cxu'lltiutlnlly guinl «Ii-twinge.
Chemises.

Slinl‘t l'llrIIIism. lure il‘lIl t-IIllII-niilI-I'I‘
34 only. were originally $1.00.

Sizes 34 to 42 inrlusirr.

Long Chemises, llllt‘ Iltmlily.
3!) will}.

Silos 34 in 4.2.

‘Sttl'vit‘t‘s‘.
\dls‘l‘s,

trimmed.

such as

(Slum

t'l uIIIlimuni

sizes
50c
75c

\ww SIM». fillit‘S 3.1, :lllIl

50c

75:. very special.

VIII-mixes. lhrr'triululml. fill truly. $1.00

lilIllIIkIlIlrI'rd t'llrmislw‘. 34 in .10 -
\“i‘l’t' $3.50 {111' $L25
. \\‘l‘l'(’ $377.) l‘III' $2.00

La Grccquc Garments.
Shirt t'nIIIiIIIIIIIImIs. 34. 3t». 38. won: $3.00. :11 $11.50
\\t‘l‘t' $3.75. Ill $2.00
llIaut-I (milluillallmls H. 31). 3,“. WI} sprriul. $1.25
Marcella Combinations. elm-s 34 I.) .lz. $I.oo
Marcella lh'nwcrs. 24 IN“. .2; long. ‘ 39¢
28 lwli, .27 lung. 50C and 75C
30 llcll. .35 ling. 50C and 75C
Drawers, extra size

lengths. .25 nullz 73mm» 0m” wrrr SI 50. .980.

l mhroidery IIimmed.
Drawer Combinations.

50c. 59c and 75c

\l'lIiIv I'ropc. 34. 3t. and 40, 503

l.m‘t“ll'llllllll‘tl ‘illlll t'llll)l‘Hlthl‘t‘il, 34. 3!}. 38, . $1.25

ll:llltl»t'llllll’tfildl‘l't‘Il. uizr 41,) only. were $1.50. $2.75
Night gowns.

High urIk. t‘lllllllllilt’l'\ lIiIII ilit‘tl 50c and 75:

l ,Ii\'i lurk. t‘lillil‘lllilt‘l} and l IIIHI~irIIIIIIIeIL in satiety.

50c and 980 $1 25. $1.50 to $1.39

Second

Children’s White Dresses

iluiuilly trimmed with law and

rIIIlIrIIiIlrI'y.
$1.75 ulul $2.00.
M $1.00.
For none 4. 5. II and it yours.

A low (“llUlCl' little l“)resr~rs fnr ages (I and 8 y or
at Sosa. $91.00 up to $5.00.
White lawn and animal: Dresses.
$1.00. III soc. Same. for 3 ye. .lll‘il.
For ages I, a and 3 years.

firm.

\t' (‘I‘Q

A tifcntitl line. were 31. 50 and $2.00, at
him: quality. issue trimmed Dresacs. at
33.50. SI

75“

Floor.

Wt'l‘t"

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: My Suiting:
lion, a «‘3 o gum-uncut.
I. we a: hoe .
new «at. from regain price.

 

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