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’AGE m- ~ » moomvmm nvaumo smm- WEDNESDAY, one. I. 1915
o no JOKE — i i , ,
In considering the Writ-WW." ' l ‘ OWLAND S W V I
, mm , .APRONS . n
[or FIRE p 1-01me mm. and “y i ;Our Chm Aprona sure now on display. 3 ’
lion lifléigfllfiwnt appears the 093‘ . FANCY TEA APIONS in lawn. organdy and dotted swipe; irimmeds ! '
Ilwn.l(::npared with what in Fire a _. 2:: 3:33;“ embroidery, sane with ribbon bows. Vang: 3.21:3 , l Entrance on Main St., Fairfield Ave. and cm 5!.
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I‘ll; etumulate Properly i5 110 30“. WHITE APRONS, plain, tucked or with embroidered insertion; small. l HOlIday 800k Shop ‘3 ' dgeport, Conn, Wednesday, December 1’ 19'5'
mum Man; it so no in. smite. medium and urge aim. ' 25c., 50s., and 751:. l . . i
[an worst of all. to tax 8mm“: 3 MAIDS’ wane APRONS with bretelles, small, medium and large a Filled WIth Cheer i . '
[a the thought till 700 had “0 insur- , sizes, with or without embroidery trimmings. 25c. and 50:. l _ , _ . ,
i 8““ PERCALE APRONS in princels style, and short aprons- gathered or '.- “hill companion 5” lh”"““i~i’hl.‘-” 1” “"1“ “n“ ”'H‘.’ I
dump: fitted at the waist. 25c. and 50% i mood ortholi‘ght as book? ‘ ;' ; l
Insure itrday With BUNGALOW APRONS in 3550, ted styles and colors; percale, mad- l 1 \\ hat gift to lie chosen with sucll true appreciation l
. . ' ras, chambray and gingham trimmed with bias bands of contrast. . 0‘ l’f‘ffima] iii-““5 ,and 13‘1““? ; Great big good lot of suits and overcoats from "‘
‘ mg material. 50c" 75c" and 51.00. i “w llohtlay bookshop, three times as large as the Hart Schaffner & Marx and the Hous K —
av or 0 en -- - - - . ‘ °‘ “PP”
. ‘ year-round one. otters clieerltll service \‘l'llll its thousands ' hetmer $19
' Trust Company Building _._......—-———— ot books. The illt'lllllt‘l's of is regular staff know books There is alwavs a reason hack of a special price at
Telephone 1230. I M LLETTI i: and love them : tile e\tr;i stnfi' has already lit-collie ll()()l\- this store. - i
o A happy. ; . ‘ 2 Here is the reason back of the special price on this
. lliese early holidays are ideal/illlokrclloosing; days. 3 lot of line suits for men:
-3- .~-——-— "l f\o one is burned. \o one is impatient. liacli may liart Schai’fiier (& .\lar.\' and the House of kiippeii~
Lewis St. John, of St. John street,l
East Norn‘alk, who has been ill for the
past week, is recovering rapidly.
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Charles Fiesel of New York City,
spent the Week-end at the home of
Miss Kathleen Reed, of Mott avenue.
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A. .
.tiun post-oi'iiee.
ilaniel key worth, of the down-
confined
l Discharges from bankruptcy were
yesterday granted in the United States
court to Moses Wileusky of Stamford
and James McAdam of this city.
has been
o ins home with a sore throat. i
lilieclive Sergeant Tltllllli.§ Leatil-'
choose with the quiet aild care which is so desirable.
l’oelry Standard fiction
'l‘ravcl Slit‘t‘lill‘litlllllll hooks
lloys' hoooln‘. (iirls' stories
l’aiilting books i ittle—folks‘ stoiies
Newest fiction ldiiilllt' travel books
l’or example. here are ho lks of delightful sort
which one may spend all li.illl' of enioyinent:—-
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Old Road: From the Heart of New Brazil and Her People of Today—
heimer are the two t‘ltll‘llt‘s'lllillvi‘rn who stand at the ten
top of the list of progressiie tailors in all .\inerica.
‘l‘ht-y make clothes that are excellent ill lit and honest
infahric. 'l‘liey put more—mpert and lll()l‘(‘*lliui‘lill;:;ll
tailoringr into their clothes. 'l‘heir si)les are aluav» new
and satisfactori to men; whether men want I
lpiict style. ’
'l‘hes‘e tailors always sell each season all the clothes
they made that season ~ have a clean-up which a
illig‘llty-llig‘ thing for the merchant allowed to share in ii. .
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snappy or
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Mr. and Mrs. George (‘hambrl‘i'dm 0‘ wand is today busy in Stamford 0n York—Sarah (‘0msi0t‘lt, Willi 100 Nevin 0. Winter, with manv illustra- _
B . . South Norwalk. were recent @9815 0" .pollee business. ’ ,illusirations and 2 maps; dmh_ tions from ”mi,” photographs, cloth, \\ e have shared ill that cit-airup for this season. i lur
0 your Chfls‘mds Mrs. Chamberlain's parents, Mr. and ____-»_ '6360- “11“2'50‘ / , i‘lotllcs-cliiel was right on the ground and picked from
_ Mrs. iiiram Stevens of ’l‘lticns. yr. and Mrs. llohert ii. l'erdlie o o s n t H' _ lliUM' >plt‘nilid stocks ihesuiis and overcoats' he knew
snapping Early ,_“___. , ,, , , . . l walks About Washington—Francis n u oe ighwaya Thomas D‘ m-i \, H 1'} . .r. i ll ‘ . . . ' l ' x ..
~— lldiL returnid IO llit‘ir llulllt‘ Ull boutli _ \hu‘phy; a book of motor rambles in l I \(lli ( 1“ t” is“ l” l ”l “l J ”Willis“ \ “ll \tlll
STOCKS ARE READY.
24 lull~page plates and
(fame in and look around. 89 File annuai.mt'eling Or “:1 “flit” Mani street fiom their honeymoon lsupl’nfii liion‘ b‘ lest” W H r . California with 16 illustrations in "?“;‘L”“ that hi l’lthul lht hast. that is what he \\clll to
leotions reserved until such day Association “m be held ‘th evening. ”In" .\l.rs. WM"? m“ {OI-"WHY Mi“ 0 19] I us ra a 3 l ' 0 11 color from original paintings and ”“03“” l” div" f
as voii wish Senilaiinua‘i reports and election or Mary Bernard, of Spring street. ,by, cloth—43. with 40 duogravures, cloth. gi|t~ $3. .‘\.\l) .\i )\\' the clothes are here: as fine a lot as you
Q O‘HCWS- “H. ‘9 \l O \\ a.” h f l l seeing America—logan Marshall. Romantic inland—Mansfield, 2 vol- 3”": iercl-‘l 1“} “it 1: a day ‘ journey; "”‘l ”W pick Hi the
fi _ ‘ rs. ' 1‘ l 'x "”1'" _lil Main including the Panama exposition 100 times in one. with over 80 full~page “ ‘ “ ’i‘ ‘1“ 3
g The joint dance of the Kelsey Club street, returned today, from a few halftone illustratiunkrildb mes' ciotli, gilt—41.75. . NINETEEN DOLLARS.
.1 D (,4 “M the Kelsey Basketball team “1" tiayte' visit with friends in New York." Rome—Walter Taylor Field. 2 ml. OYERCOATS SUITS
x9: ) be held tonight, in the Town Assem-, M”; \\'infivld Bouton, of 4 ulntard We Discover New England—140i» . _ . ‘v r s Close-fitting models Youn men's suits with soft
w , ; times, over 80 full page duogra u e , g
~‘ ‘bly Hall, at 8 oclock. The dance l.,,,,.,._ is buffering from a sligln at. isc Closser Hale. with draw'ings by , _ , Chester-fields front and narr'ow high
. tloih, gut and. ,,
108E?“ “AVI‘ is given for-the benefit of the baskel- lack of illness. lWaiter little, cloth, gilt—82. Florence—Grant Allen. with 65 LOOSE box coats shoulders.
3 ball team. ' I Old Boston in Colonial Dan-Mary “Ming" plates. cloth. gilt-$1.75. Warm lightweights Conservative styles that do
85 Washington at Go. Nomlk. . l Although, in very many set-lions- of (‘ Crawford “mum“ cloth—4025 Unviaited mic“ of Old Europe— Big cheerful ulsters not hug so closely at waist.
Lady Wasllmg‘o" Lodge will nieet,the slate and country, the progressiw ‘0” P my". ahd Caa'iillo Del 1-)"; Robert Shackleton. illustrated—$2.50. Double-breasted styles Each type in the rich fancy
- ”“5 "PM“; in R9" MW" ”a" Nor'warly is stirring to life. and preparinfl ' - . Paria 0mm Aug“, with 65 fun. Single-breasted models fabrics so admirable for
walk. as it was postponed 135‘ “'Pekltor the coming national campaiim. Hog—C. i.. G. Anderson, with maps and ”a“. plates_;1,75. . Winter.
j: WEATHER FORECAST.
F4 must for Norwalk and iiiclnlty:
increasing cloudiness. followed by
ligh rain or snow late tonight or
Inn “allay; somewhat warmer tonight.
i The tour erature cantinuos low in
the mister ,distrlcts. Killing frosts
T119?“ move has yet been made in Norwalk
m :lt't‘tll’ll of ’l‘hiinlisgiviniz.
will be initiation and visitors from toward resurrecting the pia'iy.
Westport. There will also he first.
nomination of officers. ;
.
i-lon. Jeremiah Donovan, ll. member
of Norwalk Lodge, 13. l’ 0. E., is
among the speakers booked for the
dinner to be held December 13th, at
Dr. James Albert Meek. who recent— '
ly purchased the Err-Mayor R. H.
rare illustrations, cloth, gilt—43.50.
Three Wonderland: of the Amor-
lcan Wen—Thomas D. Murphy, with
16 pages in full color and 32 duograv-, Royal Park: and Palace! of Franc!
urea from special photographs, cloth,‘—l“mn(‘l8 Miltoun. illustrated by
glib—$3. ‘ Blanche MacMnnus, cloth. gilt-$2.50.
‘ Mexico and Her People of Today—
Castle: and Keep: of Scotland—;
Frank Ray P‘raprie, with many illus-
trations. cloth“ gilt—$2.50.
good they arc?
liacli is included ill all the seasoitahle haildsoilie col—
ors; in all sizes from 34 regular to 40 stout.
\\'e could take any of these suits and overcoais and
march tlieni shoulder to shoulder with those selling regu—
larly at $25 alid more. Does that give fair idea of how
Instead. we share our bargain and
P19“; reported along .lhe Atlantic Golden property at 73 West avenueolhe Stratfield in commemoration of California; Romantic and Beautiful Nevin 0; winter, with many illustra- any in the lot is ready at $19
a” f” far “0“") as Jacksonville, Fla. has tllken possession of the property. the iiridgeporl ltldue of Elks thirtieth «George Wharton James. With maps (ions from special photographs, cloth. Main floor. rear.
:nd llilht frostsdon the (‘31qu r‘cloaetnaa We“ avenue is rapidly becoming a anniversary. and 7:: plates, 8 of which are in color: gilt—$2.50-
. , 1., was seven egreeat an cw a- — 'l U lit—81.7?)- I '
, center for the physicians 01 the C"! l‘ 0 " 3 . . The Automoblilst Abroad—Francis A t f
3:" “"fnsmfn regreles than MHZ?" A large number are already located; As- a result of faulty arrangements: The Romantic Story of the Puritan Miltoun. with musimfiong and demo" on O '
blonwlv inntheen‘lf‘igfsiii'p: ‘Xfie; 8;; there; and others are endeavoring to of ii load on a U. & 1), tea wagon. the FnhorohAlbéfl Chflstopher Addison. rations by iilpnche .‘lfacManus, cloth." 1
Ire 1;)“; over the Rocky Mount'alna secure offices and residences. gx'ulgpn‘.‘ yesterday. nitljrnoon. yummy illustrations. cloth. silt—$2.50. iglll—Sa. . HO‘A’CO 35C COffee
' ‘ T—w ; one nto a pecll al' poston' ; i
:93“Lgfpe’fttfizszrztrixnfieggz Miss Marion n. Benjamin of Georgianwhlle proceeding up l-‘illrfield are: . “in" ““”“~ m“
. . '- . . town. a member of the Junior class ot,nue. There was quite drop in sugar. 3 1' 4 lb $1 “ \
gleam; “'0‘“ ‘Texas fmhfixz'ag the State Normal school, Danbury. h83,too, but not in price. i A w d i S. ‘
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“Kill! 5 03 '3 “3 km normal school and reentered the - an erer .\ot for profit: not for fun Z~‘-lllll to make more
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Wig—3" — -~~-———— —— ~— Epupil's \mind. It helDS. he said, toistreet, Stamfordand Francis Collins walk. Mrs. Chudy admitted that her'
... mama: . m: ” {sharpen mentalimflgefi. and “1““ ”9'0: South Not-walk were married on husband buried it wherp it was found.
peazher with light rain or snow in the
gentral districts.
Danbury High school for a post-grad: no; “vurapl', “mums l‘. Will-sh M's
iiate course. with the intention of Pm‘,‘recelvetl
paring for college.
notice from the l'nitedi
Ml“ Benjamin States Marshal that he has been ro-
‘Allh\ .. _
1n Toyland .
friends.
l'lowco coffee is carefully sclcctcd alld expertly grad—
ed. it is roasted here at the 510er fresh each day.
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WEATHERTO%A¥EAR AGO araduated from the High 361N301 lastapmpd from jury duty in the i'niled‘ .- l ,H . .. i . . .' . . li~ \'l\\' the ili'trvelous “'0 SC” .1 lot ”f "Mbut we ought to SC” ten times
- June and was awarded the \teichert Slam, mam“ Court. “15““ 1‘ l‘nv‘d m) Midi“ ‘}~‘ . hyfl . _ ; _' f H -n' ' as much. We would, if folks knew ’its flavor and
prize 101' gxcelience in scholarship. things 1“ KW“ 1’0.“ a 3'0““ “n“- ‘r‘ ““ ”mu “ m ‘ strength and smoothness. .‘ ' '
'l‘l-"Weraturc: Low 48: high,
59. t‘loiidy.
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am
' A new Mother Home hook that will
liesure to please the children on sale
pt Donnelly's for :2. Ask to see it.
Richard Noack, Jeweler. L’b' North
liain street. will place any article
aside for future delivery on payment
of small deposit. See his adv.
records
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k.” vicsorb‘ in vour home on and com-ince your-*0" that “'0 8"“ u R- M.. are planning for a smoker, Carriages for those (lollS ‘" 15”“. 3” ”mm’: m' ‘
Wm“ mm] " '~ ~' and. right. Don't forget the pic“ is DOW,” "‘3 held January 4th. It is expect: Furniture for play iiiiii<¢k°°liliifi 1 80 £004 that lik‘ ’
('lli'i-‘mliir' morning. tome m Lililc vanities ln Ruffs and Scarf; make mighty pretty gifts, and are
lien A. l. (‘ollins Company's com~
pieic line of December and Christmas
nun hers. See adv. in today's issue.
—-.\'ow is the lime to buy that Vic-
trolz. Talking machine for Christmas.
.We are open every evening so come
in any time and hear all the different
prit-td machines. Donnelly's Music
Store.
i ililrs. (‘larrissa B. Bates, of Madison
“hoot, South Nprwalk gave a dinner
to the members of Buckingham Post,
Woman’s Relief Corps, yesterday, a
flelicious menu being served at 1
o'clock. The proceeds of the strata
pent to the relief fund of the corps.
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i'l D°y°ummumty°ucan save “us. sum 'hmugh i Mr.Coiilna-isempioyed- : . ‘ . l“aoooopoonnooooo noooonnoooonoo ’ o
- fl the “Fanatic paving plan 3mm!“ m our ‘ i A cordial invitation isextended by ___________.______ iMEAT PRICES SHOW DECREASEE n . , D .
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‘ Bonds of Thrift ‘P ‘h" °°““°“ °‘ “‘° 3°” SW. °‘ HORSE numb: m suALLow . mummy, - Decent... Hi... in THE NEW MD, snares sonar» AND cars a
‘ . 5 ‘ ‘Nm'wan‘ t° 5“ "3'“ of Nfimalk' to 'GRAVE. average of prices of meat animate, ‘ C! k W? HAVE'THEM' ' g
'3 1" Self-made men’ have. ' always said the first snow was mend" Elie ‘Swmmwm “MWMS’PAMF‘OED. Dev» 1-49m91lim 110:8. cattle. sheep and chickens-paid: ‘3 caps ...... 25c to min a .
a" filekhlrd that.“ ‘ - ‘ ‘ ' Whhh '8 ° at!" Thursday “fem“; having been made to the health of- i0 Dreamers decreased 7.3 pér cent.’ ° *scARFs ..... .. .. ......... .; ........ .....50c to $1.50 0
’ , 7 ea . ' .. “7:45 at ‘ Roodner’s Hail, 802th (lee. Asaldtant Health Ofiléor Anders from dob, 15 to Nov.. 15 the Depart- 2 ‘ . ‘ South lilorwalk U '
d h ' ‘ - V i ‘ .m'a : Norwalk. ““3 is the “Md- year t ‘5 son. Detéctlve Sergeant Foley ‘ and‘ment of Agriculture today announobd. A D k ' & S ' D .
' Y com “3’ and .1“ ll “Kayo“ how. “2y ”3‘ mu: this course has been run. and the office, Rm“, won‘t’to ; my of! in the ug‘tfflye years, we’5'pfice. d‘e. , g ‘ ‘- IC erman on Phone “‘5', b ‘19-:
”m, y“ an MP W!“ t.- ‘. -_:.-‘I men who have taken ll. each year Robert street. yawn!" fonnogn. Ind cllned in the “lie period 4-2 per cent- a - - . i y ; ‘ D u.
_ . ‘ _‘ 'fl. ’ ’1‘ ,. . --» . . _ .1 hare thoroughly enjoyed it; not alone found the mayor “toad horseiburlod 0n,flov..16.tho index figure of prices. L', .0.“ a con 0 a do a o o a u a o (l Goa O on o u on I: h
.' The. . eople s ' I rust \ CO. r from the advantagethey have attaln- about 1'4 tucker. an or the surflaco or for thou moat. animals was about are '
'7 3;; 'i ;- “‘5 , v; _ ' mam-mum,_‘.:'Andon;pii,_aald.zporoeuhtowér‘thaiiaym ammo
;' ' if i '- MW. Coda .‘ :. ' ‘ . violatin- tithe mm- 9.9: ”Menstrual“ mum
. ‘ ~33"! I v n“ \a' M‘ «‘Q} i N m ' l I” i .1 I ‘ i ~ '
‘ $1,000 IN THREE
lattendcd a number of trials in wa
i}‘ll|\'(‘n, acting ,0" the “"1
This is the season of the year when, j -
I."knlghts of the road," as tramps are
generally known, call at the police site, "
tion and ask for a place to spend the
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The wardeni
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.A. J. collins, of North Main street!
mi Judge J. R .'l‘il,vlor. of Washlnir'
ion street, are among the local people
and the \\'anderer remarked that he knew at least one boy
who'd he iliightily pleased with any of them :—
lircctor sets that even build tmvcrs‘ like the big: railroad
towers and 'llie draw-bridge,
Movingqlictiirc lilacliines that show a real film on a real
Only way to learn that greatness is by the test. and
to get iliorc people to make the test we make this offer:—
Beginning Thursday morning, we will \ell one ton of
the regular 35-cent grade of HOWCO coliecin quantity
of not more than 12 lbs. to a customer at 4 lbs., $1.
Inlght. At the present time the number,m New Y SCTCC“. \ , . . lt \"ll 1 . ) ~k .| ‘ t rh st . |«. . l l
, or}, “may on “Sim“. , .,~. . . ; . ; .. -_ u _, m I. llt'lltllil . \1 it [at U fit out. . mug-papa lags. may it
of lodgers in the, tramp run run: any: (,ashm LeRoy Montgomery (of the! Magic lanttrns that pi‘tljttt ilcar put rts st 1 had either whole or grotind’or pulverized.
where from eight to WWW-“VG men. ' Size, = - Orders will he delivered in rotation—and when a ton
.l'eople's 'l‘r_usi Company, is a \‘ldllori
. ' twcnt one to six-
ranging in ‘3‘? from y today in Westpnri.
ty-iive years. The majority of them;
say that they are traveling dboui look-
ing for work and give all sorts of
,lrades as their vocations.
Secretary of State Charles lliirnesr
will he one. of thee lilef speakers at
the annual suitomoblle club dinner at
the Taft, New Haven, \\'ednesday,3
December 15. Moving pictures of thei
‘—You want to see the digplay of
Christmas Cards at Donnelly's the
largest and best line ever shown in‘ 500 mile race at Sheepshead llny will
.iho city also our 6 for SC post carded": Hhuwn. . " l
are of the best stock that can be, —_.~~m_o l
drought to sell for this price come in Members of‘Uncan Tribe, No. 25. 1_
ed that there will be several loéall
candidates to undergo initiation at the1
joint meeting to be held by that
Bridgeport lodges next Tuesday night.5
From four to five automobiles will
carry Uncas visitors to Bridgeport for
the occasion. .A big time is expected.‘
. and much interest is being shown in
There are many Nor-walkers whoithe affair.
are stockholders in the Lake Torpedo' "
ppm Company, of Bridgeport, and; School officials in this city are in-.
they are interested in the coninlpflnY'S,1eresmd i“ an address deliVered rec-.
intention to fight demands said i0: ently in New HM?“ by Henry Turner.
'ha'e been made by New York stock, Bailey 0“ ”The Place “lid Power of
:broiters dealing in war munitions to Drawing in PUWC Education." Mn!
.obtain access to the books of the;'Bailey attempiaa to impress upon his!
‘firm, (or the purpose of copying the hearers that drawing, looked upon as,
that of shareholders. a mere fad by many, is really an im-;
.portant factor in the training of the,
nellys .
—ORDER THURSDAY nlNdER
at the Country Club.
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i__FRlDAY LUNCHEON
at Country Club.
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‘. Etaken seriously in tire schools of this
‘country and must be ranked with lit-l
ierature, mathematics. and language:
" iiis a part of the scholar-’5 training. - l
YEARS
Electric trains that whiz at a great rate through tunnels A
and ovcr bridges. -
.\rcliareiia boards on which
cmkiilole alld other games.
Engines and all sorts of mai‘lilncr)‘ that run by
lioy can trim his Father at
elec—
tricity. I .
The \\'andercr‘s wife happened to lie with him—and
she had even more delight than he. For she thought of
how much more thc little girls of today had in joy-giving l
tovs. And sllc thought of a little girl who would fairly
dance with delight as she saw
Bcc-yu-tifiil big dolls that looked like real babies,
little plav-mam‘mn could use it without fear of
breaking it.
Most of all, the \\'andcrcr‘s wife
ilios‘c liaitdsmiic dolls we told of a day
such when she was a little girl!
Nice and tall. graceful. with face
like a doii's“ hilt like a real girl's, with
be bought for $i.50! . .
Evervliodv may have. just as much enjoyment iii . ;
'l‘ovlaiid as did llid‘Vallflcl‘Cl‘ aiid his wifc-but you
iiiiist mine with a young heart!
Third floor.
The Hovvland Dry Goods Co.
was surprised by
or two ago. None-
.
that doesn't look
real liair.-—and to
COLLINS-MAYETTE. .
Miss Fannie Mayette of Hawthorn
lufacturing Company's plant, and re-i
cently moved here from West Nor-l
She said he did not understand it waif
necessary to have a permit. Chudy.
Thanksgiving Day, in St. John's Cath-
olic Church.- Stamford. The couple
has been sold no more orders will be accepted.
‘Tis opportunity to buy fresh fine-flavor coffee—and
save money. a l.‘ l.
» Front basement.
rm“
TheHowland‘ Dry Goods Co. "
COLLARS, VESTEES,‘ GUIMPES, FICHUS and SETS, of
SILK “SPORT SCARFS" in plain colors, stripes and other noveily
SKATING SETS, Cap and Scarf of soft. light Angora fabric in var-
SEPA‘RATE ANGOR‘A SCARFS, NQVELTY COLORINGS, 50c. EACH
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Neckwear Conceits
almout irresistible in their feminine appeal.
shecrest
organdle. chiffon, Georgette crepe and oriental lace, adorned with
most exquisite hand-embroidery, hematite-hing and tucks, featuring
the newest of high collars With frills and turnovers or quaint tow
collars. Prices 25c. to 32.00 m .'
effects at $1.98. . .,
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ious colors; broad fringed muffler with pompon trimmed cap. Spec-
ial $1.98 set. ’
will be given an opportunity to explain‘
have returned from it honeymoon and
his act.
are now residing in Norwalk. where
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Norwalk Chronicler