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$25
$40
$50
$75
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Victrola for Christmas ‘
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$150
$200 I
$250 3
No one need be without a Victrola so far as expense is concerned.
But you may not get one if you don‘tordcr in time!
ici'e’s always a big demand at the Christmas season—~zind some late-comers
naturally get left.
Don't you get left.
we‘ll put it aside for delivery on Christmas eve.
l‘ire instrumen; shown above is the Victrola X, $75. And besides the various styles of Victrolas,
here are Victors lrmn $10 to $100. Easy terms if desired.
FRED H. PONTY
THE LEADING VICTROLA DEALER
We carry the complete line of records. Come in and hear the
New Christmas Records. an ideal gift for a Victrola owner.
9| PALACE QTHEATRE BUILDING, SOUTH NORWALK. CT.
$300«~~
Come in today and pick out the style you wish and
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Phone 497.
Sole Agents for The Norwalks
On Draught at ConnecticutAve.
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EUROPEAN.- PLAN
Room. ooo.- day, 81.50 week
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Joanne} ads. ' tiny. Try. one. ‘
GERMAN BIRTH IRATE DECREASE.
BERLIN. Den. .ir‘fThB birth rate
In Germany has decreased twenty per
rent. since the wru- began.
rrtnsrs was quirnlnt 200.000 births in
April. May and .iuiy.
will find a large
0“ selection of
I'hsirstinas (lifts
at reasonable prices.
Norwalk Pawn.
Shop'
JOS. ROSENFIELD, Prop.
40 Water St, So. Norwaik, Conn,
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CHRISTMAS EXCURSIONS
VIA
SAVANNAH LINE
7 D {Y TRIP
Ne to York to Savannah and Return
, $40.00
COVERS EVERY EXPENSE
J. M. Layton & Co..inc.
AGENTS
Real Estate and insurance
5 Railroad Ave. South Nor-walk
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NOTICE.
Wm. Eiiron Co.
PAYS
ic lb. For Rags
I Notice thes igns on the wagon and
also get a duplicate slip from the
driver with our name and addresa
before selling.
3 ROWAN ST. EAST NORWALK
PHONE 441
Indian Motor Cycles
Distributors fornorwalk and
South Norwaik
The Sterling Motor: Co.
Darien, Conn.
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' Automobil'e‘R'and. Motor, Cycle
Registered ,F.‘Q'A. M. Repair
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The D. M. Rea
Established 1857.
The Store Closes S aturdays at 6 o'
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See the Fans
There are enormous fans of ostrich plumes so large that one
one of them when i’tdis
stones. Distinctive and in the group is a fan of five or six 1
pale blue and pale pink.
Very unique fans are of pheasant and peacock feathers. (
have Parisian ivory sticks, hand decorated.
French Fans are adorned with wreaths and baskets of flowers.
[ Watteau.
C] CO.
clock.
hide behind
might
desirable. The sticks are set with brilliants and, precious
Conspicuous arc the Black Fans and it is often difficult to find these. -
Fans for Children.
Dainty trilfes for dancing school and the first parties. Some
gifts.
In the China Store
Mahogany appears in many useful articles. it seems to an
Colonial rooms and White en amclcd Woodwork. One finds:
Candlesticks, tall or short, carved or plain, priced at
argc plumes; others are
Janu- and Spangled fans"
“lcs corbeilles" of
special alITaCllOils for
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30c to $1.75.
Small Electric Lamps of Mahogany with empire shades. complctc at $2.50.
l Bud Vases, mahogany with glass linings, 3°C to 60c.
Nut Bowls, the “Krack-ezc," a mahogany bowl with 1
center, 4
Sandwich Tray, a round block of handsome mahog
a handle of silver, handsome and practical, :
and match holde r.
Iron Toys. Blocks.
Dump Carts, ('ontractors' Wagons, Railway
Trains, Lumber Wagons. Coal Carts. Delivery
and stone, from
Wagons, Trucks and a full Fire Department
Equipment, Engines, Hook and Ladders, Ilose “Peg-lock" Bl
Wagons. litc. From 50c up.
Q .. construct many
Q Wood Toys from the factory of the makers of t‘lmrcbcs 1;“.
Q the famous llumpty Dnmpty Circus. ,
Q ..Circus Sets from 50c up. "Junior Archi
Q Modelwood Toys whereby a child can make very interesting.
i' his own toys. The parts are cut and planned.
Q Very instructive. 50c.
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'Q Naval Game the latest novelty. An Armed ”“nflwm” ‘lm‘
l Cruiser in battle with a Submarine. A torpedo made.
from the submarine will blow the cruiser to
“Biltmore.” a
pieces. 50c and $1.00.
Horses and Wagons. Trucks, some loaded, Plasticine.
Milk Wagons, with cans, (foal Wagons. Contrac-
, tors' Wagons. Mail and Express Wagons. from
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Q 50C up.
gcring clay hill
as instructive.
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QHAVERiORD SUCCER i POPUIAR lMllilMlNlS
Q . MEN Bill HllRVAllDQ
today in Madame Butterfly, one of llli'
inow Paramount releases, at the rc-
, Q _ icont Theatre. will be the signal for a
I’lillu‘UhLl’lllA, “DC... i."‘llil\'0i‘-thg 1""!an for Illt‘ Illllllllll pli'llll'l‘
' ford's undefeated soccer eleven admit ‘ shows. Mary Pickford enjoys a large
red to second place in the inturcollcg- ‘ “NONI"! in ”Us Cily =11“! SIH‘ MS 11"
1flute league cinnnpionship l'lit‘fl by dolswwa m” by h”. “m“h‘rml “mu“
f t' w Q ..., _ ln Madame Butterfly, she ls soon at
l on ”Q!" llanard at l{.ur.rfur.l 3""‘“"lmr bust and the [)lt'llli'C is one ibu'
‘day in a stubbornly contested matclrluill be liked by all \\ ho gm: it.
l'l‘he score was ll:1\'crl‘ord, 1'; Harvard Green Stockings. Q
1]. 1 Tomorrow evening, the .\'orwalk
1 . Q , , _Q _ .. , Q iEiigli School Alumni players will bro
l, \\ and, (rosmnns snctess m handl-QQQMQ Margaret Annlin's comedy suc-
Q ”13' a penalty kick awardcd iiavurionl; Q.._. --Q;Q.Q.(.,Q Stockings." The play
‘for illegal charging on the part or Duly Qbas been very Well directed and the
che Crimson right fullback, within ten ; QQQQ‘ \indmii‘: Q‘Q’Ll‘ DPT “QM” QM?"L
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anmtcs or the final “I” ”9' saw lint illiHlFI‘ the direction 01 Professor \\ il~
chford the “"0”" 5“de ””0““ ,liam t‘. Perry “ill furnish the lllliSl~‘
‘the first halt‘ the Stokes to W. t‘ros« jal program. Reserved seats are non.
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man 10 Capt. Cary forward line commit sale -at the. box office and tickets
' . . ' aurchased from students mav bv m-
binatton ve ' or 1 st "out” ‘ - '
,Q g“ Ilav fordtie fir "' £changed for reserved seats at [in
' btokes got tlieball after a scrrnunagemhea‘m.
:near midfield. carried it down the; During the balance of 11m week, a
Q wing and passed to t‘rnsman. The lm-t‘uc’ll class picture program will be of
- - - . . form) at the Regent beginning Thurs»
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fer give u a quick kwk‘ to (any “h - day with \Vllnam Favorsham in a
shot the goal.
Harvard 990”“ “milieu-o rslease “One Million Dollars,"
minutes after the interval, Cooke net. I 1‘ riduy, Paramount day. will be mark-
nn: the ball after receiving: a pasSQ"; by (th annenrzmm; in: (‘erIE‘H
,- Q “ any in HS screen (em. paying
from “ 00‘" zilio leading role in “The Mummy and
"' ‘ihe Humming Bird." Saturday's pic-
Qturc will be the V. L. S. E. presenta-
Qilon of “The Scales of Justice."
f Billy Allen Company.
\Rctimize ,Christmas Shoppers During‘Q Among the best known road com
1 Saturday Rush. Q‘panies. the Billy Allen orgnuization
l Pickpoekets “(:th work again ind" regarded as a top notchcr :nd Nor-
'Bridgeport Saturday nivht among the.walkers will have the opportunity/Hm
. ‘ a ' anjoying high class musical (".nli ‘
pro-tfhristmas shopping (‘10st the Broadway order a? pope.
I PICKPOCKETS ACTIVE.
that Qol'
throngod the stores and Bireet necord-iiriccs at The Regent Theatre during
ing to the~complnints made to the Q0_Q’next week. The seats for all shows
:wl . ces
cal police authorities. Mrs. Margaret lwiil fig 3:, 21:13:??fominceoggam
QMeCue, ev0n,_ Milford, declares th’t‘lles which have already played this
:while she» was shopping in the Mohi-lcity. During the week of December
lean Company 's'tore her handbflglw, there will be a picture program‘
-"- ’ ' daily at, Lockwood's hall. l
which she carried on her arm was op» 2 d eiv acthy Mhh Q
cried and $7 stolen from it. I ' ' ‘ '
Complaint was also made by ‘Mrs.
Margaret Kurey or No. 1257' lonirfleldl Bloc“) anus. GABABEQ
oyenue, thatw bile she was shopping 13 Golfer. 13 Woodward Ave.
Sammy “em“ “”0“" ”meme“ 'Phone 1523. South Norwaik. cc.
pocketbook in n crowd and stole a din-l
m'ond ring, “ ruby ring. a signet and STORAGE AND REPAIRING. FORD,
{wedding-wing.- a goidrpin."nold WatchQ 'WORK, A SPECIALTY. .
a some cash. Ipvostlgation tsgbe-Q TIm, Tubeajngi Supplies. , Prompt
' " ' i Service a Feature.
' Ins We: In both cases.
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the ingenious mind.
in the
$3. 50.
$3.00
in} scooped out, and with
nctal nut cracker
Smoking Stands. very convenient to stand beside the chair. complete with tray
t‘hina Section, basement.
. The Shop for Playthings
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A B C, Picture and Building Blocks of Wood
IOC up.
ocks make it possible for one to
in Houses,
50C, $1.00.
original designs
tect," a wood construction toy,
25c and 50c.
Makatoy, a wood construction my with which
ising.r little playthings can be
2 so.
interesting problem for
50c, $1.00.
for
very
a plastic composition
modeling. one with a taste for sculpture or fun
fun! this very intchsting as well
25: up.
—WORKED IN THE HAY FIELD.
Arthur Jones, Allen, Kan, wriwsz “I
turn been troubled with bladder and
kidney troubles for a good many
years. if it were not for Fob-y Kid.
ney l’ills 1 Would never be able in
work in the hay field."
lion and Women past middlv
find these pills a splendid rvmuiy for
weak, overworked or illsillsl'il kid
neys.
Fold m'vryvxlzurc,
flip.
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PHILADELPHIA, ilov. Ts—nlollnnv
lirtle, of St. Paul. claimant. of the b. .:
tam weight championship, made slum.
work of Young Higgins heri- last night
‘Tllt‘ contest lasted only 45 seconds,
half of which was spent on the mat by
Diggins, who was knocked down threw
times. The match was to have gonu
six rounds. Ertle weighed in at H H.
and lllggins at 11:").
PALACE BOWLING LEAGUE
Tarlov l—lu‘: team was defeated last
night in the league two out of thrrr
games, by the Union Pacific. Ema.“
;had high score, roiling 115. Score:
Tarlov Bus
Raymond 92 105-;
Emwal ili') 7:7 in!
’i‘arloy 69 82 79
~(‘arries 98 84 XI;
it‘ostello 95 91 an
Union Pacific
Curtis 92 112 100'
Taylor 108 87 St)
Perkins 78 79 8!:
Craig 107103 81
farm 114 100 to
—TIMELY HINT'ON OVEREATING
Big dinners cause disturbed dike.“
tions. The stomach and bowls
should not be clogged with undigested
poisonous waste matter. Foley Coil»
artic Tablets relieve distress .aftm'
eating, stop belching, banish blunting
and gas on stomach, regulate the bow
els, sweeten the stomach and tone up
the liver.
Sold everywhere.
Norwalk Chronicler