Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Friday, December 3, 1915 · page 11

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Why is it

Wh it that e0 many
Wmcoming to In
L? - all quarters of the
Owl. declaring that they
fiwt fiId aatiefacrory
‘ 'flle answer is that here
‘re have sixteen separate
‘ in: and there is therefore
a great assortment from
, illich to choose. Misfit
7 coal is as bad as misfit
‘I ‘dathiag.

“' And yet some vpy good
pople are probably strug-
‘ing along, buying at the
' ‘bne kind” places and
, wondering what the
trouble is

’ THE

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Up-To-ilaie Gas; lights

Have. you seen the new

WELSBACH C. E-Z LIGHT

AT ........ .31,00
HUMPHREY RADIO-X
LIGHT, AT...._..,. 52,25 '—
Installed in Your home. your selection of

choice, decorative globes and shades, free of

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charge.

 

THE F‘iNEST ASSORTMENT 0F LIGHTS
AND SHADES EVER $HOWN iN TOWN.

 

.DEA’I‘HB AND FUNERALS.

Mre. Ureule Benedict.
ire Ursula Benedict. 85 years old.
diedihle-ominget herhomou ’l
Lynee Piece Funeral will be held 3
o'clock Sunday afteInoozL Mrs. Bene-
dict is sunlved by three children
Mrs. Margaret Bull at Kent, Conn;

Mrs Mary Allen and E. B Benedict,
of this an

 

Jamee Murphy.

James Muiph) died last eIeIIing at
his home, 129 Ely avenue. Funeral
will be held from SI. Joseph‘s church'
lat 2 .30 o‘cloek SundaI afternoon in
Ictruent IIill be III SI. MarI' s (eme-
er

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Funeral of Mn. Wade.

Mrs l‘lizabeth Flint Wade. plum
'IIueIII magazine wriler died at 1191
iI‘mesIdeIIIe 5 Elm stieet, earl) Thum-
daI IIIuIIIing Mrs VI tides “”0195
and stones appeared in the best
IkllUWll magazines. For years «he was
an associate. editor of Harper's Round
:"lath and of the l’hotoEra, of 308'
In)“ She. also (undue-ted depaItIIIents
In loung People 8 W with and in theI
Z‘ilcnziget' 5 Magazine Those who HS!
tent-d to MIs. Wade's stories at thei
(fomIIIuIIitI Club last winter will bel

sure. to Iecull the delightful quality of]

 

' FRIDAY, DEC. 3, 1915

 

 
 
 
 
 

A Wonderful Assortment of

Cut Glass

in the New Flower Designs Which Are
Justly Popular

 

 

 

Many Articles at One Dollar Each

Including Vases In two styles, Celery Holders, Pitchers, Set of 6 Tumblers to match Berry
and Fruit Bowls of various patterns. 6 Individual Saucers to match, Cracker and Cheese
Dishes, Sugar and Cream Sets, Oil and Vinegar Sets, Covered Butter Dishes, Serving
Trays and many more.

S°e Them on a Special Table In the Basement
Special llolldaI Tables laden with Christmas Gills

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

ifFERRlS conti
COMPANY

Valuable prizes too !

 

 

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7:; The United Electric Light & Water Co. '

NORWALK

37 WALL ST. 'PHONE 1680.

Gift suggestions
F0: Christmas 1

'MNKETS AND CORDUROY!

 

 

Iing oi human nature IeIealed in her
stories at ”Hanoth Freon." publish-
ted setiailI in EIeIIbodI‘I: Magazine
seIeIal IeaII: ago. Mrs Wadi II'sa

born in New l'oIk state ‘lIltl lllutll of N

her life “as spent In lluffalo w.here

she Inn: for 11mm IeIIIII president of

”‘lhe Sctibbiersf' a well-known
writers' (luh of that city Sht II'IIs“
also a chatter member of the Wo-
men's Educational and ludustIial 1' ll
ion of lluflaio. Mrs Wade has 1(-
sided in Norvtfllk f0I the last two
Ieais She has made them friends
hen who dearly chelish her them or)

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

. ROBES
' . SILK AND CREPE KIMONAS

Igamrv uuoenwzan AND LIN.
, .nems, CREPE DE cams AND
-.; KAI/eat eILK

COats Coats Coats

Tomorrow will he the overcoat day at

Josem's

We will place on sale. Hens, Boys and Children‘s Over-

. coats at the following reduced prices:

' CHILDREN‘ S COATS in blue and gray and a few browns,
Chlnchillas. sizes 3 to to. regular $3. 50 and $4. on value

 

SlLK PETTICOATS

wants oroeonoc‘rrccnape
:cnses DE CHINE, SILK LACE ‘
AND LINGERIE

SILK HOSIERY
‘sKA‘rmc. CAPS AND scmrs

91mm : ....................................... $2 89-
, Ekgfl,:F:ApsA~D BOU' 5 BOYS’ B,ALMAROONS sizes Io- I7. regular $8.00 value, at
$5. 48

Month: early chopper will find a i
. fut. line of attractive Holiday ‘
goods.
‘IIN mm" CHRISTMAS BOXES. i
.I Ar PRICES TO SUIT ALL.

‘ LITTLE Sll0l’,

“I!“‘r'cu'm 56490. Main St.

MEN'S OVERCOATS ina big range of colors and styles.
including a good assort nent of Balmaroons. regular

$15.00 value. at. ........................... $11.95

losem’s Department Store

STORE OPEN EVENING!
l iltlUTON STREET TEL. 337 SOI'TH NORWALK, (‘0,\'.\'.

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

of Women’s and Misses wearing apparel
' ForSaturday and Monday

EI‘IthIitles. You will save fmn five to ten dollars on your purchase.

‘I . .
Leanne and come quickly a; the bargains are such that you can not afford to overlook.

 

 

 

. $10-98 Women’s‘and Misses’ Coats
f) ”m” m $1338 sic Value for .................. $4.98
« .. $15 vatuero...................$7.98
fWo'ne 1’s and Misses'Dresses $20 Value for .................. $9.98
I 9.1.1: IOI . $4.98 I925 Value for .................. $11.93
...... v... ... '. $9.98 3:53:53; ----------------------------------- mg
.53.; Value for ... -~--~: ......... $14.93 $40 Value for .................. $20.00

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We just received NEW HATS. As usual prices lower than elsewhere.

39.x.~ 50¢. 98¢. 81. 25. $1. scandal. 98

Dancing Frocks and Evening Gowns .
$7 9.8 $9 98, $12. 98

Skirts $1. 98, $3 98. $4. 98, $5. 98 ~ ,

Muffs $4.98, ”$6 97, $7 98, $9. 98 .
WiiisIts .98,- $1. 25, $1. 98, $2. 98, $3. 98, $4.98

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South Main 8t, -- .
Wit; AufER" REE OF CHARGE

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1, The Greatest Reduction Sale ever held in town"

‘I ”We bought the entire stock of a large New York manufacturer at our own price; the bene-

fit of our buying power goes to you. Our chain of stores enables us to buy in large quan- '

' South Norwalk ,1

She leaIes three clfl'ldren. i-‘Iank K..
' lierman Men and Blanche h‘lizabeth.‘
Mts Wade “as a direct descendant
.ot the original founder ul’ Groton
(‘uIIn. Funeral services will he held
late residence. Rev Mr, llowell will
(Jill-tale.
lent-e.

' Funeral of Mrs. Brown.

will be held front her late home on

,at L‘ :20 o'clock.

 

Funeral of Mr. Gregory.

orv. of Bridgeport who dropped I'md
in that city Wedntsday afternoon.
will be held this eIeItint at

 

HPTICIAN mo opmusr.
"g RIST.
155 Washington St.

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for to-night.
Dress suItI
silk hat—sill

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Emery thin
notice.

A ll] 0n g

{10 l< crI thin

\Icar

Broadwly
_. at 13th St.

It Warren
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an: I... = , .ixn...-€~‘-i.

her humor and 1m deep understand- i

at 2:30 Saturday afternoon from her1

I Coath and Brush Trays Are Only a Few oi the items.

llurial at lIIIIIilI"s cotIIeII-

The funeral of Mrs. Elimbetlt ilItIIIII ‘

Silvermine avenue. Sunday nitcrnomtfi

The funeral of Frederick W. tit-cu:

7:30,

Tristram _& Hyatt

IIIercoats are new
.\lists" in “inter weights.

Some double- texture fab-I
I II %x waI m and rainproof.

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. Three Piece Mayonnise

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! Every Woman

We have, many new models

A Very Nice

iland Mugs, Plates and other Articles Designed Especially for; Children

' At Twenty Five Cents Each

' China, Glass and Metal Novelties for the lien. the Wudoir, Parlor, or

' At Fifty Cents Each

At Ten Cents Each

[lining-room

Sets, Smoking Sets, Condensed Milk Jars. Steins,

Don’t Miss the Furs

Loves 8 Fur Con , Neckpiece

in the most wanted Furs, plain or in combinations.

Line of Children’s Sets at Low Prices

 

 

Gazette Building

 

 

AT:-

loclock in the funertii clin'pel oi Fred'f‘
crick ll. Simon: on South Main
'street. Funet Ii is priI ate. Burial

‘ :Wlll be ill roIIIenience of family.

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i Funeral of Mre. Paulovitch.
I The iuneral of Mn: )larI Paulo-

; [\lt(-.li of Richard: nIenue, IIlll beheld

tomorrow morning at 9 o‘clock tromI
Si in lulaus Hungarian t‘atltolic
1 church.

Mary's 'emeterI'.
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A New York Woman who married

‘ In men who had known her only.

three hours any.» hints It. lunatic. Well,
it looks reasonable to believe that he
is.—-Louisviilc Courier-Journal“.

 
 

 

\\'e have with us III-(lay—~
Everything

you’ll need

—ditmer cont—f
rts, collars. ties.

prim es, mufflers.

 

g read) on shmt
other Winter
“Scotch

 

g mm and how

Rooms Pear COMPANY

Broader-y
or sun St.

“The
Four
Corner!" 1mm Ave.

“at St.

Yon-II CIIY

 

Norwalk’s Leading Dry Good Store

lntemtent vIIll follow in SI.

 

 

Norw alk ii

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I H. Krieger 8. Co.

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Special ForTomOrroW

We have placed onfsale about
)3 0 C 0 A T S
To sell from $5.98 to $10

See window. display. but the bestlvalues
. you’ll find inside

Don‘t fall to take advantage lot] this
Extraordinary Ioffer

 

 

 
 

 

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l Furniture is Always Welcomed

l Our new stock contains an endless variety of sets and single pieces
' that make much prized presengs.
All purchaeee may be reeerved for delivery at

Chiffoniers and Dressers

any date desired.

Of oakIand mahogany in many new and artistic modele from $6.50 to
$35.00

Substantial exteneion tables $i0.00 to $35.00
-Chaire to match 81. 50 to 3500

Give iiiIn lien or 0iiice Furnitur c

All klnde of Duke, Office Chain, from $2.00 to $1200

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smoxmo ms, mo omen QDD'PIECES rohEAsc A MAN. /
RAYMQMD .8. sons
FUNERAL mace-rod. 48 Main street, Norwaik.

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