Do you want Santa Claus
, to leave a Victrola at your house?
Come in and see the various styles of Victors
and Victrolas. Tell us which you like best and
we’ll pass the word along to good old St. Nick.
\Ve’ll arrange all the details—even easy terms
if desired—and see that the instrument is delivered
whenever you want it.
Vrctrolas $15 to $300. Victors $10 to $1“).
3'“
Dt‘nne‘ Ir’ 3 Vic 'trola Par' ms
16 SO. MAIN ST 50 NORWALK
2 Unice Sound Proof Demonstrating
Parlors
nut ennui 11011111111114: evasion sun's-turn.
1 ., I‘HE LATEST ,IN LADth’ 51101.8
i i i One of the prettiest models we have strewn this season. 01' black
1 glace lrid. Nine and one-halt—inch boot top' recede toe, leather louis
I . ‘ heel. A shoe that is sure to please. Makes 11 splendid present.
' -, , Holidy . Slippers and Stockings
I H For Men, Women and Children. ~
CONNEALLY 8r BRACKEN
South Norwalk, Conn
81 WASHINGTON STREET TELEPHONE 1475-2.
.TIIL U-NIN’E
FORD COUPELET
RSAI. (AR
. Now Readv.
In the new Coupelet most of the gool feature; of the high-
priced Winter Closed Car are provided-—
IT'S the ideal all- the- year-round car for business and
pleasure
IT‘S the best proposition for busy doctors.
IT has the snap, the dash. the beauty women motor-
ists demand.
FORD COUPELET is certainly a wonder-combina-
tion of motoring.
Ease and (101111011
The Price is
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In a fer» 1‘. yr; we will be able to show you the New SE-
W..- DAN—now on its way. The Coupelet is already here.
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DUTEE W. MINT,
52 N. MAIN ST. SOUTH NORWALK
let Us Show You I
Style and Big Value I
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Holiday Linens
This annual event affords many exceptional values in Linen
Sean's, Towels, Centerpie:es, Table Cloths and Lunch Sets.
_ PLAIN AND DAMASK LINEN SCARFS, with scalloped
1;. edge and real Cluny lace edges and insertion
1 $1. 00 to $2. 50
1. DAMASK AND HUCK TOWELS, 35¢ TO $1 00
FINE HUCK GUEST TOWELS with Cluny insertion at
one end .. ..... 9pi
CENTERPIECES in various sizes, plain or embroidered
, With Clunv insertion and edge, or embroidered with
scalloped edge ..................... 25¢ to $5.91
'7' 1 HEMSTITCHED TABLE-CLOTHS, some With 11.111111.
.. _ to match ’ . $2.00 to $7.9?
1.” ; 13 PieceSALLOPED EDGE SETS, including one 21 in‘h
: Centerpiece, six 9 inch Doylies and six 6 Inch Dovlies
$2. 25. $2. 50 9‘3. 00
BUNGALOW LUNCH SETS with scalloped edge and
'. embroidered or with Cluny lace $5.50
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Wealthy Ilidgetield Woman Seating
Divorce Says Health of Child Ile-
quired Country Lite
While Mrs. Eimbeth B. Colt o.
lirogeneld, was Lestny 11.15 helme suds.
case yesterday 1.11 the Curl Super“.
cou.t, ru her choice action 1115.11...»
rrurr'rs Dunsconrb Colt 01 New torn,
she solo in .eply‘ to a question by A. i
.o1ney Vtrlirnni ltauu, J1., 11131 srrt
wlr11e she “as at the Uranium run 11.
Ifroustrile, proiioed be was not 11..
ikrnd to her. She said he. has
Burrkrnd to her during her rrrar’ired 1111'
{but upon being closely questroned b
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one always glad to see her hdsou11-,
UP MOUNTAIN BY AUTO. MANY MALES BORN IN LONDON
LONDON, Dec. 15.—-ln the births
' column of one of the London news
"4°!” Roan to the Somm1t 0' Prke's pawns tine-erodrt‘ns oi the births an-
Peak. ‘nounccd are of the male sex accord
into and above the clouds
is a novel and fascinating feat made the theory that there 4”. “we b
powrble for the mun“ ”3 u” “”1”" “e . 11.111 5111:. born durzzrg war times.
'ion of the new motor road to the sum 1 The Registrar Generals depart
mi! of Pilw 5 P111: sans the Pupmmind'mr homrcnr do”. not
Merhanits Magazine In the opera ion this liltOl'V, 4‘ on bt‘ 1.1g (‘Utfllolltd on
iol’ the road the trip to the summit will me with“.
\rdinaily be made from toloradoiwas dipned:
<pr'n the route leading through the?
"arden of the Gods, through Murrrtou.i
‘rud up l‘te Pass to Cascade .11111'111 M
on the edce of l’rlte Na'rorrul Pores
"11d rs the point
t'tg'ns. Cascade
miles west from Colorado Springs 1
""0" this point road passesi
‘hroug‘h some of the finest scenery in
111 \"1- =.t and after 17 miles of wind
11': and doubling ihrourlr the canons
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“After the only great war the na-
tion has waged srrrce accurate statis-
1cs 111-11c btcll lt't‘oldt‘d 1111' (11111111,
“an no 11111111111 lilt'l‘te‘tlnt‘ 1n the
proportion cf boys The
Joys oter grr'is during the year 1851
o 1561!, whrch rrrcluded the war, was
955 in fznt than durrrrg the previous
2w. "5 ‘
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where the new road‘
located about l‘.’
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Attorney Rand as to one specific in
stance in which Colt was UUullld 1111111
int—.111 to lrcr, slu- did not answer
Mrs. Colt said that
Jpoor Irr'zililr oi thcrr clrrld,
$111111 to southern and northern pl'a1 es
during the and motor, but,
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irountry with their rlriltl but he 111i
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hllou him to commute.
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llurrd asked lrcr ii 14hr» expected he I
husband to marine 111w
licrrrruda. Mrs. toll srnrlcd 111111 «1111.
‘lrc w'ouldut lite in anyplace with hr
loutside oi New \ork.
1 Mrs. Colt is surng her husband fori
! :1 dl\01‘(‘,£‘ alleging 111 «1'1111111 Sin-1
{inriitr'd on crossexrrurirruriun than, slii',
injoyini; on income 01 $8, 000 or
i9, 000 a year from money and prop,‘
erty left to her by relatives. She is.
asking for alimony. alleging that hrr
rirusband is worth about $100 000.
The direct examination of Mrs. (‘0 "1
'yesterdrry morning by Attorney Jacob
son was brief, most 0! it dealing with
her plates of residence since 1911. She‘
said she considered her residence ss'
Ridgeflcld for the last four years.
Attorney llsnd was put on tho wit,
noes stand by Attorney Jacobson Ir .
the purpose of liming some corrc
‘spmidt‘nt‘l‘ which prrssvrl hotwwn 1"»
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witness and Mrs. t‘olt‘s lawyer in 1911‘
,udrnittcd,
it was pri-lv
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he stopped. A little later the noise
lcouscrl.
1 The npt’liiiii'. of court was rl1""'1"
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211djorrrncd :11 1 o’clock for lnnclrcorr
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not been ilni'lrerl.
PREPAREDNESS PROGRAM BE-
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tative Tavonner of 11111111111, made the
ilrst preparedness '1:poocl1 of the revs
Fill“ in the House yosterdur', 11111111:
ltn't‘rlinlflnl llzllililectm'o of all wor
materials. lle attacked the wa
League as being composed in part h"
'men who profit from the sole of rnunl
lions. _
Since 1837, Mr. Tzrrorrncr' declared.
four ilrrns in the United Stan ' h'r'
,virir ally had a monopoly on war sup
plies. dividing r:r.‘.l£0:rs {11.
that might have been prodr'corl i"
twenty to six per cent. cluupe:
the lovernnrcnt or 113':
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iSTATE BOARD OF AGRICULTURE. i $ (T
but Attorney llrrnd protest i
to kno'v'
111.11 Nt-w \ork luwr'or‘s did not 11111111 '
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;ple in one city alone have publicly]
destined 111 argued statements, that l.i'n-'
Vourne cured lhrni of coughs, colds,
bronchitis and other forms of winter
complaints that tlrrcuicncd their veryf
\\'-\SlllN(l'l‘UN, 111-c, 16 Govern custom-e. Utlrer thousands in other;
mom aid for tie 11111111111111 11“,.lfi,135cr'lrorrs 0‘ ”1“ WW”! “3‘0 added?
coast lumber 1min 1n 111' 111111111011 111 :11 Iheir t1 stimouy. and all unite in pro-
h 11 to be introduced in tho ncrt lirl lrlnimrug Linonlne ”‘9 most 9333””
islr (.olumlriuu lnrlranrent l‘roiidlng' “Nd“"w 0' ”3 mm “‘0‘” ‘0 strence.
(or construction 01a great 11.1,... of 11,111..) It warms and enriches the blood, it re-
her (“flying ships. The 'bill will Myer cores membranes of threat nd lungs in
1111 mnenr support according to s stores circulation and battles the deli-
roport rewiring the ltnr- 11'1 of Ponder» “11 “9“" "“31“? bringing “00""
and “nyvr‘pa “1 (‘Ulnlll [To “"11" no: relief l3 wrought by removing ”‘9
Tire measure would provrde 11 bond .110 lingo and irritations that cause the
issue for building twemy winners 0! disturbances. it is a truly wonderful
WM ‘1.“ 1- . 'l'ouaand tons e“chromed? ad ll pure and wholesome,
capable of CII’T’lM twa mmmn g... 1 56103 bl! emulsion of Flax-seed Oll.
lu 111-1' me 1 0.1.11 a deer would more “'13“ ‘0"- Eucalyptus and other ”In-
than triple export facilities for t‘un ”“3 rcmmms, (-13 combined “1 01‘0- and
“(mm Pacific lumber men “men the worn. over 3!
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GOVERNMENT AID FOR CANAD-
IAN LUMBER.
16. «The. annual 1
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11 S :1. '1 11011111 of Agriculture openedl
:tc'lrrm, Tilt-11111111111111“-
l'w than anticipated owing tol
!.lr-' :tlorm. J. Arthur Sher-I
:ooorl 111 1.33.1011, rice-prcsnlcnt oi rl11
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—Accept sit the luck 111.11‘ _comer-
the} your wiry—dint don't DEFEND on its
“mt! coming! 11‘ you want 11 job use 11 Sen
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”1111' D. Cromwell, Professor of Attri-
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BROWN UNIVERSITY ENROLL. 1
-c lb For Ra s
l“‘0\'llll"N(‘l-‘. rr 1.. Dec. l5.~~'l‘hc 2 '
Notice tlrc.~ 1:11: on the wagon and
also got 11 duplicate slip from the
driver \1'1il1 our name and address
before selling.
lirown l'nivcrelty enrollmv'nt has set
(1 ""w high record this your wi'lr 111%
according to the (‘ntnlogua
for 1917116. now In press. There 15
RI llrll'n's.
u not gain of ill students. or of 7.? .1 ROWAN ST. EAST NORWALK
per cent. over the fiuurcs of lost your, PHONE 441
1""' for 11111 first time the thousand
mork was exceeded with 1,033 regrir- '
trnlions.
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"‘lrv' 121st four .W‘nrs SIIOW an ‘n' llldli‘rll hiditll‘ (yeles I
r1":<‘ 7. .cr 111 1x. or m er 1
p :0 'ol‘ 1 Q riruhiz‘i‘n; slurred 2w Distributors for Norwalx and
' 't ‘ rn l‘ 1 1‘
m " i n g \ ‘ . South NorWallr
nu...“ thn "micrvvr'oulunlt' mcns col-
i-"'c arm! the r'rmlt‘rrle school. with The Sterling MOIOI' (0
gains m" 011 par cont. and 51 per cent.
Darien, Conn.
m7» nn'r-titvn‘v.
'l‘l'o 11'1'1'1'5151 of registration fol~ Phone 379
1'n'~.w:-"v.~1111urn ”0“”,an 14f»: lln- AutomobileRand Motor Cycle
.- . eparrs.
d'rcr-11‘11ntc men, 711;); Women's Col-
,m‘ .09 Registered F. A. M. Repairi
r—i'qnomc raw-cc. lMPROVES
RAPIDLY.
1n “‘(grqvnn 9.4.1.”,an of the
combo“ New “Third Telephone
com-\rrrw are on the mop asnin today.
This rrl'rrr the fact that the company
"'= 11"i'w all possible spec/l to restore
't- rm'vice. is the chief news in re-
gard to an inrpcrtant public service
“ " 1":1: handicapped by the storm. 1
""‘l lire so‘W'i-"t‘ still is (lclrtl'pd he-
r'"r]'n \"ires were carried
down by the storm 011 the lone dis-
tance. cud. the New York calls go
throv'glr a subway route. in normal
t'mn: there are nitcmntc aerial routes,’
but 'lrcse have been lmclled by the
filth 111 and tho traffic is limited in the‘
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ATTRACTIVE PAPERS MAKE
ATTRACTIVE HOMES.
We are in a position to otter you
an exceptional opportunity to dec-
orate your home in preparatron
for the holiday season at a small
expense. Our showing or quality
1 paper comprising the latest do-
I signs and textures has been pur-
i chased at :1 cash ilgure. We, in
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bunny ""9? In Hm Spoor-in" (‘orrrt 11n—
.1M 1.“. 1q an on AM 11 11.1 nllnt'ml that
J...” ”More“ 1" unitlnn me about
.turn, offer you the advantages of
our buying. -
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in whichdhe iim‘s formerlv interested.
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lThe Goriram Co
to "sum or. EAST NORWALI
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THURSDAY. 03C 16, 1915
Establzsbed [85].
Christmas Schedule of Shipping Hours
The Store Service until Saturday, December eighieenth,
will be from 8:30 A. M. to 6 P. M. daily. i
Commencing Saturday Decnuber eighteenth, the i Store
will be open ercnings until Christmas. 4
Useful Gri1s in Fancy Boxes
Waists
Fancy @rcpc dc Lilrirrcs and Soil ’I‘afictas, some
very novcl combinations with chii‘ion and net laces.
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Dressy Waists to wcar with tailored suits.
Fancy light colors for the theater.
$1.95 to $25.00
Silk Petticoats, lirIlrt colored Crepes and (:IlllItMH C1)—
qucttislrly trimmed with ILICI {11111111111145 and Iloucr gar‘
lands to wear with dancing frocks.
' $1.95 to $15.00
Second floor.
Pillow and Pillow Cases
Silk floss Sofa Pillows, rouml, square and oblong,
from 18-inch sizu 11p.
Prices begin at 301:. \‘ I
“blow: l’illous, 18 x 24 50c
Oblong Pillows, 21) x 25 60c
Round "Box Pillow s" 18 “3" box 50C
Round "Box Pillows" 22 “3” box 7°C
Down Pillows ‘
18 inch $1.00 24 inch $1.75
20 inch $1.15 26 inch $2.00
White Lace Bed Sets
at $200, $7.00 and 88.00. , ,
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Gloves
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White Glace Gloves. . .
20 Button $4.50
.. 16 Button $5.50
12 Button $3.25
Imported Glace Kid Gloves, 2 clasp, in black, \v“ite
and buff, cnrbroidcrcd. , $2.25
Glace Gloves. 1 and 2 Clasps, in black, black and
~-vWIlllt‘,--Wllll9, white and lrlzrclx. tan and gray, '-"‘ $2.00
Washable Slip-on Gloves with elastic wrist, wlritc and"
solid color with black crrrliroidcr'cd backs. $235
Washable Gloves. 1 clasp, in white, ivory, pearl and
tan. self and black, crrrlrr'oidcrcd backs, $1.50
Novelties at the Art Section
Sewing Baskets. mahogany frames $1.50
Cretonne Magazine Covers $2.00
Shoe Tress, satin trirrrrrrcd,
15oc pr. §
i‘srrcy Linen Dept.
Madeira Luncheon Sets
Cluny Luncheon Sets
$2.00 to $675
$14.00 to $8 50
$1.25 to $9.00
$2.00 to $5.00
.20 10 $11.25
Cluny Scarves
Madeira Scarves
Cluny Doilies, :11] sizes
Oval Center Pieces, (11111;:
lilk'k 11'111111'1'11, $2.50 add $3.50
(.hristmas Nove'r‘es 5
far the sewing basket. . I
Pin'Cushions 10 to 250
Colored Wax 1 3 t0 25C
Emeries 10 to 25c
Thimbles ‘ 1 5C
Tape Measures to to 25¢ ‘
Stocking Darners 5' to 25¢ ‘
Glove Darners 5 to 25c '
Bodkins 5c !
Needle Books 10c ito $1.00 I
Needle Cases ; 25c
Ribbon Embroidery and Sewing Sci: 25c Fnd see I
25c to $1 00 a Pr. ‘
Scissors and Shears, all kinds
Notion Sec cgron.
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WANT SUPPORT FOR RAILROAD
BlLL S.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 16.——I’resident‘1
Wilson was aslred yesterday by repre—‘
'entatiye's of railroad employes’ or;
:onizntlons to support bills for better
nfeguirrds which will be introduced,
mm in the House and Senate. -'l‘111' I
’resident promised to study the once '
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