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HOWLANos i
Friday, December i8, 19:5.
Bridgeport, Com,
Nice dresses ,
suffer in price.
from $i5
lillt‘t‘s from $3” i
$17.50 l
Serge and satin and L‘Ollll)llldlltill dresses, lately prieed
$5 and $9.50 l
The coats include a nutnlier til atti‘iietite lllOtlt‘l\; \ll"ll
\\ ot‘th)‘ ltit ol dresses, with prit‘tx tang-iii);
l
l
l
Good coats too! i
l
to $.20, gets a lien price for e it‘ll tlft‘\~. oi l
\\ arni st}le»iul| handsome coats. \\llll
to $27.50 drop to
‘ at 57.50 and $i2.5ti drop to
Hulillit‘l that each domain may feel sure of finding one in
aeetird \\illl liel' (inn taste.
lilat‘li hroadt‘lotli, corduroy in rieh dark shades, \\titll
plush oi fine quality. \t'ooleii llll\llllt‘\ Willi sparlliiig lite:
~‘Slltlt are ialiiies.
liaeli coat lN thoroughly tailored. lit.» in the home liut
gi‘aet-itil fashion lillillx season, will lie true prtitet‘mr
against \\ inter's mid, 2333,, .
.~
l‘illll iiti\'. \2) 10327 St)...
$17.50
Finer dresses are ill rit‘lt Velvet t‘tiniliinetl \tith tulleiti.
of tad'eta t‘t)iitlilllt'tl \\llll serge, of ‘h‘lUHlll‘Lf lllt‘Nxdllllt‘. til
fancy striped taffeta, in splendid elleet, of soft lit-.inliltil
crepe dt- eliine
'l'liet are ill.lll.t‘tl it} true lieaut} and excellent tile.
lll'lt't'\ hate lit't‘ll until him $15 ll.) Show
$11.50
Serge and satin and combination dresses in \t‘.t\l\|lit
lile dailt (trials and til late SlyltN, \\t‘ll illtlllt‘. .itti'aeti‘.
liltil'iilliiullli tlt'\lltll)l('.
T‘ot'tiun or nine. rotor.
.tl'i\t'lt ens t'oi nut-n who “ant mitt ultli
tihe :li'ti.~i.~‘ tn'teh.
Lately $7.5o—$5. Lately $12.50, $9.50.
\li\l
l"i‘itl.i\ thinning at the opening til the \toirt lt‘l
St‘t‘On‘l l‘lt it il‘.
l ,
ones tor the
l 1’ i ' -—
y PLAvsm . lOR FUN AND SILVER FOR MEN AND WOMEN, w“, mm. my bum” gm or tzui; ‘ ‘h l -i' t “k
ECONOMY. t TOO. laud their patterns are tasteful. 1" u‘ 5 ”Dumb M5” [m m l 0 a,
‘ , 'Ctllt! and tasteful ~50c and $1.
Playmit :lie- tin) a lot of genuine; 5‘1““ “ “will!” 1-“ h'UHlSOHH‘ 01'; Till liner hulliinhes hie inmle uiili
Inn— and it i~ l vieti sin-e r oi ltuiittry illillt‘l‘ll in d m rt pie . u, t~ titted fort i did edge and hah‘ tasseled midi" 'l‘r“""l“‘<'“’"‘”““ '0 3° ““0 ”“05 grip
I h ‘ I ".\\|itl -t tii«pltt\ 0i tfltiitii and pattern tilled “'m‘ “H ”l“ '"IUS‘WS mm “in”.
a doiinite list‘ There in n Hallstatt-tutu
work, l’luysuit saws money too: it
takes the IiiittT‘ of Woolen suit which|
(ioultl not so uoll stand up tinder the
in its possession and use, Even the
"quiet" iilati‘izite-v a silver nintt'ltluiit ;
for example
strenuous playtime hours.
l
mm Al iizittltt tilN‘." $5 in $7. to
.
t
l
welt-times one . i
l‘ltllt h hottes- --~7.’ie to S" ‘
I
Yet a boy
‘h‘wl’ 3" llhrlfilm‘lsi Military brushes" 250
it ‘lgar (-lips 30c and Si
“m““m‘m' Key iiiigs- —.'.tic °
llat lil‘llr‘ht‘S—sl. 2.".
t‘lothos lll'llfiilPSA $3
..tiitlt' tithi‘ki $l.;.‘.’i to Sil'J
Nail illi'n The
‘ltll! Haw i-dslii'ili
\':iil butters-hi and iljiti
{l'i'tlth $l.:iti
lflll' Tt‘l'l‘l\'i>r§‘r~$2,hli
'l‘hiiiililes ~ Zim-
Center aisle,
she: ilT.
lie ean lie which-
lndinn. soulmy,
loldier, “0) St-otit‘
at he u islies.
And Sister may have a cowqittiichlng
or an liidlnil t'li:|lllllt' too.
75c to $3.
Front Basement. front.
The Howlaiid Dry Goods Co. ,
_._-—.__A____—..._. w . -. ... fi—
For the Holidays
1 The next regular meeting (it the di
CIGARS ‘U‘ltl (till‘llildsitllit' IN uiil he held Mon
day t‘h‘lilllg oi‘ next \\'.et>k
iconce ruin: the appointment (if it one
ceSsoi to John D. tun
lllllln)" has been mounted, “ill be con
soldered.
out it tltli fullilt‘i' delay
In boxes of 12, 25, 50.
TOBACCO
CANDIES
In boxes or pound; also
Christmas Candies
All Kinds and Mixed
FRUITS. 3
Any Kind You May Wish.
We have some Fine Figs in
Glass Jars
GROCERIES VEGETABLES
O. HASSEN
Randall’s Block, E. Norwalk.
Phone 1522
~—«‘Sl‘.ottlder Steak. ltc lb. Schnitzel
Market. See adv.
l Tomorrow afternoon a meeting of
'the children of Christ Church will be
held in the Sunday school room. The
pmctititig lot the Christmas outer-
ltainmeiit. Vtili ut thdt time be held
Ever) hot or girl in the entertainment
is specially urged to he present.
Lint men connected with the muni-
cipal plant are still busy repairing the
storm damage. Every street is beiiig’
vii-sited systematically. The commis-
sioners ask that consumers who are
having ditiieulty with tkt‘? flint to let
iephono the station?
and immediate
;mensurcs will he taken to repair the
'trouble. -
“Fancy new crop New Orleans mo.
losses and new Buckwheat Flour at.
l-L'Hommedieu Bros‘
Members of the Eatit'Nom alk- Ad
vent Christian church at; busy at this
list your
Among the real estate transfers! which Willi be presented on New
hm” recorded at the °mc° 0’ Town Year’s Eve in the church in connection
Clerk Herbert R Smith is that 0’ 3 with the annual‘beautttul watchhight
transfer of ~property on Rowan street: service. With the members of the
fined by Nellie L Moreen to'John P Van mt street church the pulmon-
\- ere ot the met avenue 1‘. E. church
dynklurters. 12 1.25 iii. Schultze. will loin in this «Mom;
“'0‘“ ‘ The members or are Woman's Auxil-
Mim- radii. of the (tom tithe
..i‘iiiuws sebum mow
aim Wit-unmomm
Mermmmputm
1
ti
Elltili little:
\Ilh’ Illlhtl to lllh m'eittttt- paper or
it.-
.~ititike
This nt‘.l~«titt':~
litl\'tv
plaid or tatripe.
ion in handsome light or dark tray or
Blanket bathrobes have it
Qtll~
‘llll‘y do make?
Stiltlt
that liltilt'll tliein.
$5, $6, $7 and to $10.
.t‘l it
.i> it u please.
0W LAND’S
H-
The Joy of
"oyland
5.1. intteh to: tiltltt hills» as tor l)()_\':~ and gnlx \ntl iliu
menu
is there a “villain who doesn't delight in dolls?
aie sharing ill it.
is tlieie 4 man \titltont interest in little railtx'ap?
'ltulztnd liriiigs these to t‘liiltli't-ti--ztiitl it liiings them
my...
Christmas \\ill be l‘atiiei'» Day and Mother's Day in»
louse lllL'\ uill shale \\llll the thildien in thesie \trv
tliintm and in lh! lllilitlYUl\1)l oilitt tlelipht- giiinp lliiii',;\
that lti}latitl holds.
to men and utiiiien.
.fisa.’ A-._
,\ti: \\e are not \tlld out ‘liltlugli \te‘te lieen tar tar
lttl~lt'l' than |:\t‘l‘ lit‘llil't‘,
\\ e don‘t iiitetid to he Sold out. We shall have lots
here [or loll“ uho have to)’»liuntin;;r the \ery last thing
lint t'tillts uho can, should do that hunting: non The)
uill do it “till more pleasure; they will find changing
lit-tier; the} will get nitiire-persoiial sertit‘ez—all lllt‘st‘
sintltl) heeause each member til the stall \till hate more
llillt' llti\\ than later. gm... ..
Comfort-clothes for
Mr. Home Body.
~tllti‘n‘lll3 iaelt- dork
. bags.
that loose but trini‘ ' f ! l ‘
Zilllll‘fti\' to Mr \litn whenf“ 0 he m“ 'u”
tones of the
humid-oat .
It is the vein-t bugs in the
“1'
Yon. tliet‘e i~ litat'k Yeltet, too.
Prices tang from $1.25 to $5.
luiuht utiraetite;
t'Ull-ll' and inn": and litit’lit‘l tir‘
:tiit hut lll'lll uool
iti't‘
Leather :ibepphiiz-Tiaizs
‘liy tiny l'iaines
lllltl gleaming
hill of life ~ and strength.
tasteful and uttt‘uetiVe. Nearly
the “rings are fitted with purse;
with mirror, 1’oine with little
noedfuls.
are means are
And. lllt’i‘t‘ iti‘t'
$3.50 to $10
:~plendid
anti t(.itiitii't,j' Mighty-good
money ulst‘linl $3; are
(if life
incisive values at $1. $1.50 and
310.
ATP atetniipuiiieti 'iv sond..l\
Music rules oi titllltlilt'
$1 to $2.
Main floor. rear. l Left aisle, front.
The Howl’and Dry Goods Co.
LITTLE BAGS FOR SHOPPING.
A bit oi eolor glows out from the
leather shopping
gar
llou‘ eharuiing'
are not (lull
lll'lfllil
The leather itself is
Slinpm are
some
toilet
articles needed for the toilet $.50 to
10min-
‘3
.71.: 1.
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var 0r 0 §
u
t‘ns scum NORWALK Minna SENTINI... ‘ -
FRIDAY, DEC. 17. 1915
Suggestions for Xmas Gifts
We luu‘eied our prltx‘b fur [‘llllrili.tt> “it do llii; to induct you :0 buy a 11ml .1 wt .1 tires» .
tug gown a skirt. a mud, a utdlnl or a hat. You knot. the) u1e senvitgh 'd'wmtiu 3 id .llllfiit‘a ,l
A good uailii garment or a litlltir'tiillt‘ must ;i\t> joy at Citrlsiuldb true. and ilhtl it... tgir' . ..., ‘1 .
entiie told- >t»'lt.~‘t)ll (‘onit and choose from our tine varieties of correct styles
COATS from ....... $3,530 to $25.00 SUITS from ....... $6,981. 5130;}
' < ‘ ‘ «T ‘ ' ' i 'l 1
passes from $5.00 to $15.00 LVENING GOWNS $b.98 i» $151M
MUFFS from ...... . . $3.92: .
.390 ti $1.93
- $1.98 to $7 98
HATS from ....... .
SKIRTS from . . . ..
A magnifier-tit >ilt;\\llig ot' l‘ht‘il lieu waists in a tine arr-a} tit hr x ‘illt‘ mil ti..~i:n. ;.i
Silk Waist: of rare beauty liindsonte ne u ~tylm and pattti is. $1. 9'o and $2.98.
\‘eu ltt>hlt|ll£tblr \tuists suitable it r evening: \t'tur, til late and hii’ioit also tf‘t‘pe- do- i. . t
tliatgt-alih tutteta. $1.98. 5263. $3.50. $3.98, $1.98 and $5.98.
Our stock lN \tt'll pit-par“! \tltll ellilliiilv xiii» for all oer-usiom. L‘tilne and .41 ll iz~ A“ 1..
the il§\()l'lllit'ill is large
CLOAKS THE P ARIS MILLIb.3RY
83 So. Main St
Commencing tonight this state wuli tie open every evening u-nttl alter Xmas.
So. Norwalk
rill
$2.
r
luossion thi afternoon,
; uliuit they are prettil) dt eoruting tho M‘Wit‘t’ 9‘3“”
interloi of the million utth Christmas
i greens,
obtained will be decidedly tilting
;lllt\ holiday season.
East Siders .iie tolloulng \sith in
lerest. tho
the principals.
\iiittern M. \'t‘ 0110. no supernumerary
can no appointed to the form without price of domestic
whose iesig- passing a physical and wxitttn exam- cemg a bushel
Brchin laction the consumer, dealers say, willi
and Collins, whose names note passed lime to pay from fifty. cents to onol
upon fmnmbl) at the council meetingidonar .t laod more. ‘
inotion.
at the (hutch 'J-l'lltadly night
ADVANCE IN FUEL PRICES
CONNEI.LS\'1LLE.Pu..
threatened scarcity in fuel has
sulted in an
be ‘
for
The ottect that will thus
police muddle
R ‘wurds at the mines.
omcer a meeting yesterday
It is claimed that
did not puss-tl’iowi-irti‘
[well-A
advance of nearly 100
.n Mitch per cent. in the price of coal in this
huvo this lino resume opetutions with tLouiN Lirelim oi Dells Place is one of district during the last two months}?
Aceotdtn-g to an or-di Coal which fornicily sold at 85 cents:
-:lliiil(‘t‘ uliith \MIS missed at the last a gross ion now costs $1. 50 and up,
council upon pieseutatlon in D1. Local dealers .ttl
advanced the.
fuel from 1 to 2!
As a result of iliisi
re- 1
“RM Girl-t Episcopal autumn did not if ‘ ~ ‘_ .
Olin-Imam tit trolley who won moot tutor-tin attention for rem . ‘ ‘
limit odd;
T elcpt one 74 3-3
Saturday Specials
East Norwalk Gash Grocery
Free Delivery
'0 Naptha Washing Pawdercut to .
Best Family Flour, a bag .................. . ....... 75¢
Fancy Potatoes, 14 lbs. ...................... 27¢
Delicious Creamery Buttei. .t lb. ..... . ..... .32¢
Renovated Butter, in prints, at lb. .............. _. .. . 2
Selected Eggs‘Ta ‘ adozen
Magnolia Milk a can . . . . . .
.-.o-.-v......--.....
Pure Condensed Milkka can ....c;/. ..........
Evaporated Milk, tall size. 2 Cans 15¢
Uneeda Biscuits, a pkg. - .- . .. 4¢‘
Island Beauty Pumpkin, solid packed a can ..... 10¢
Grandma’s Pancake Flour. 3 pkgs. . . . . . . . . .. “25¢
White Rose Pancake Flour, a pkg.. ..... . .......... .8¢
Lenoir Soap, a bar ‘ 3¢
Ozone, Naptha and Kirkmann’s Soap cut to . ..... . 4¢
Graham Flour, 5 lb. bag cut to
Whole Wheat Flour, a pkg
Quaker or Mother’s Oats. 3 pkga. .. .. . ..
I".onl-ol‘lc'fit‘o-ooollul
.ut.-o..
A STULL
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' DOLLS
Christmas Gills Front Sterli tog
Always Welcome Furnituie istlie Most
Practical and Acceptable Gil" ‘
BEDS from ........ 50¢ in $6.02}
CARRIGES ...... $3.50 1.. $8.00
so CART .......... 49a to $3.50
Don‘t fail to see our beautiful line of Dolls’ Beds in brass, white enamel and mahogany an—
tique reproductions Four Posters, Martha Washington andSheraton Styles.
fltin--
' mas Eve delivery.
lllLUl ill.
~lll.l ...-' .— I ~., {31.00013
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Library Tables
From $8 to $35
In Mahogany, Oak and
Mission
Every Women de-
sires a
oosier
itchen
abinet
For
Christmas
Non mid: tupbmrd
commuting!
by warm or
tubby M6
Mr. Mam-é
A word to the wise is suf-
ficient. Buy now for Christ-
The Sterling Furniture Co.
127- 129 washlugltin St. PHONE 105 So. Norwallt. Conn.
Norwalk Chronicler