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The Norwalks’ Bit),r Xmas Store
Useful Gifts 101' Xmas
FOWNES’ KID GLOVES
$1 0.0 $1.5011>$3.0011air
Guaranteed Fownes kid glo1es put
up in neat holly boxes all colors and
sizes. 11.11111 large display for Saturday
GORDON SILK HOSE
50¢. $1. 00. $1. 50 pair
{lordon silk hose put up in holly
boxes Ever) pair guaranteed to gi1e
satistaction All colors A complete
stdtk 1'01 Xmas.
NEOTEI—NEAR
25¢. 49¢, 59c and up
One large counter given over to our
neck“ ear department Iverything
that's new in 11eck11ear put up in holly
l 1.1115
A large display 01' net and silk
boutiois caps.
JEWELRY DEPARTMENT
MESH BAGS ............ 49c to $3.00
JITNEY PURSES ......... 25c to $1
COMB AND BRUSH SETS, 99c 10
$2.25
TOILET SETS .............. $1 to $6
VANITY CASES ........... 25c to $5
CLOCKS................99c to $2.95
We will place 011 sale 11 large line
of fine leather bags for Saturday at
BOUDOIR CAPS
Prices range from
29¢ 1“ 99¢
LEATHER BAGS
49¢. 99¢. $1.49. $1.99.
WRITING PAPER
Extra good quality writing paper
and correspondent cards ,put up In )1
holly boxes
- . 2. 25¢. 29¢. 50¢
or Big’
DOLLS 25¢ To s10. 00
You will fiind in 0111 doll dt’pill‘l-
$2.
CHILDREN'S BAGS
49. $2.95. $3.49
29¢. 49¢. 59¢
Toy
EXTRA SPECIAL
Talking Duck: and Dogs for Saturday
1 I
1 ‘ I
I tnent over 200 dolls to select from I 50“ I
;' Pi‘ICt‘S range I'I'OII'I 25‘. ‘0 $10.0“ | TALKING DOLLS ........ 5°C and 75r !
, ___.___..___ I TALKING ANIMALS ...... $1 to 32.111 I
I 1 BEARS THAT GRUNT. . .49c and 991:
I GAMES -------------------- 10° 1° 3‘ ; BOWLING stars ..... 25c 49c and 99c
, PIANOS ................... 25c to $2. MECHANICAL Tovs ............ 25c
Coats, Suits, Dresses and Milliner
SUITS START at ,$8.95, COATS at $4.95, DRESS
HANDKERCHIEFS
CHINE HANDKER-
................. 25c ea.
LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS
250 e11.
PLAIN HANDKRCHIEFS..._. 5c ea.
LADIES’ LINEN INITIAL HANDKER-
CREPE DE
CHIEFS
LADIES'
‘KERCHIEFS ............. 2 for 25c
MEN'S INITIAL HANDKERCHIEFS
2 for 25c
LADIES' BOXED HANDKERCHIEFS
39c, 49c, 75c box
CHILDREN’S BOXED HANDKER-
CHIEFS .......... 15c and 25c box
PRETTY SHIRT WAISTS
Just arrived. Pretty shirts
put tip in holly boxes.
NEW SILK WAISTS AT ...... $1,99
Very smart silk and net WAISTS
put up in holly boxes at
$2.49. $2.95, 3.49
waists
Dep’t.
BOOKS ......... ..25c, 50c and 59c
DRUMS ....... 25c and SUI.
STEAM ENGINES ......50c and 99c
ERECTOR SETS .......... $1, $2, $3
DOLL HOUSES ...... 99c. $1.49, $1.95
DOLL CARRIAGES~$1.25, $1.49, 81.95
$249,513.95
BASEBALL GAMES ............ 9'11
NEW MUSLIN UNDERWEAR
~ust received a big shIpment Of
fresh muslin underwear to go on salt-
Saturday. .1.
CORSET COVERS ....... 25c, 50c, 75c
COMBINATIONS ......... 49c to $2.00
GOWNS ................. 501: to $2.00
SKIRTS . ............ 50c, 51, $1.50
DRAWERS ................. 250, 50c
FLANNELETTE GOWNS. .50.; and $1
MEN‘S TIES AND COMBINA—
TION SETS
Men's Ties put up in holly boxes at
Values to 50¢
Men's Tlee, socks and handkerchief
to match, put up in holly boxes for
sale at
trimmed with satin in pink, blue, grey
and lavender. Each kimono put up in
separate holly boxes
FLANNELETTE AND CREPE
KIMONOS
SHORT FLANNELETTE KIMONOS
89¢
SPECIAL SILK HAND-
EMBROIDERED CREPE
KIMONOS
Colors—old rose,
pink at
blue, lavender,
$1.00
SILK MULL KIMONOS at...'...$2.25
FLANNELETTE KIMONOS
y at January Prices
ES at $3. 95. MIL
A large display of fine sweaters to
go on sale at
990 III $5.00
I FRICTION TOYS ......... 49c and 99c HUNDREDS OF OTHER
BILDMORE ..................... 311 j ‘ HE .
YOUNG AMERICAN CRAFTSMAN i TOYS THROUGHOUT T
..... $1 00 DEPARTMENT
mo” TRA'NS AND T2353... 3150 BE suns AND BRING THE
PAINT SETS _____ 25c, 500, $1.90 CHILDREN TO SEE THE WONDERS
SHOOTING GALLERIES. 50: a. $1.50 . IN MINTZ'S TovLAND
John Shea, of South Norwalk has
rettnncd after a visit In llethol with
Thomas Shea
his cousin
Mrs lltii'1'_1'\\'oodrui’f. of Atlantic
street Stamford 1s entertaining her
‘sistei fioni South Norwalk lot a few
V‘JN'W Widths.
' Frederick B. Malkin, of Semiewl .._._,..____
place, is ill. Mr. and Mrs Frank W. Gregory of
' INewtown 11111111111 111e entertaining
I'H‘he maul lunch will be sewed tO-'
morrov. night at the. South Norwalk
« .Club.
Mr. and \11s.\\'alle1 l~‘ Robertson of
Clev,elaud Ohio
i The postponed meeting: of Old Well
Mm Frederick 3- Ambler 0f 12,1100k and Ladder Company will be
Union Park. who has been quit? I" held on Monday evening. Plans will
"13 51‘8“”! improved. Ibe discussed 1'01 the open house on
, ’New Year's Dav.
' Prosecutor Cramer C‘. llegeman is.
In South Norwalk again after a 1191-}
- brat days trip to Albany, N. Y.
1
The hearing b1' the public utilities
Iconnnisslon on the pelltion of the New
11. '\"0111, New llmen and Hartford Rall-
Edntlr G Murphy 0f the Si “90”!“ road (‘onipam for permission to take
Pulp and Paper Company. i3 spending. land in Groton for railroad purposes
It week in Fort Edwards New Y‘O1k I"“" been postponed to December 21
II .
- ‘v fl‘here are only se1eu more shopl
. ping days to Christmas and as the|
stores Will remain open “NS even'Iannual trip to Porto Rico, where be
ing and every evening 1193“ week intends to remain during the balance
the Inerthants are anticipating a “1311 of the winter. He Is endeavoring to
~'lng 11115111955 Many 9800‘? have asceitain this week if it Is necessary
. heeded the good advice to do theirllo lune a passport 10 [91119 the coun-
Xmas shopping earln' .mv
Jud re Ali‘ted 1". Austin, of 11 est
avenue, is making preparations fot' his
The Ideal 0111‘
'The very best Christmas ‘present for your son,
daughter or your employees.
A SAVINGS BANK BOOK.
No more 5305911: tog gift can be had and it takes
, but a moment to arrange it.
SojnNoawam SAWNGS BANK
‘ $OUTIC1032I3WALKo
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‘ing the summer.
1located a short distance
5115.1’ete1'1‘1'.13101111 has returned
to her home In Main street 11ft01
\isit in Brooklyn and New York.
tho advantages that tome
early selection.
The New York,‘ New Haven until
Hartford Railroad (‘ompany
nounces the discontinuance for
(‘hristlnas
Waterbury at 12:10 noon for
bury and 2:37 p.1n
to Waterbury.
Dan
from llanhury
lloubllcss due to the high pr'essuIP
under 11111111 the people of Bridgeport
are wotlting and to the large 11‘-an
sient population never has there been
so many demented people taken to the
Lulicview Home as during the last
week, says the Bridgeport Standard.
Six cases have ~heen brought to the
iattention of the authorities during the
last six days and at least two of these
cases will be transferred to the Hos-
pital for the Insane at Mlddletown.
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Suffering from Illuminating gas
poisoning, Mrs. Burke, of Bridgeport.
80 years Old, was Inked to St. \'in~
cent's haspital yesterday In a serious
Icondition. The ambulance corps wm
called to her home and “found her an.
conscious in the kitchen. They tried
artificial respiration and she recover
led sufficiently to be taken to the hos
1111111. 11 was later said there that
she was lunch improved and would
doubtless recover.
Miss Isabel Hauser, the pianist.
whose death at her home in New
York city occurred Mofiday, pur-
chased last spring the property of the
late Frederick Remington, the artist,
in Ridgef‘teld. and resided there dur-
The place, which is
west of
121. is one of the
Ridgefleld's main 5
prettiest amo ' mailer estates in
tlmt'locality. ’I-Iauser had plan-
ned to have a golf course laid out on
a pottion of the land and was arrang
1111', for othet important improve
ments. ‘
\
_BANNER BAKERY; 5 MONROE ST.
Try two or three ol.’ our cup cakes
with assorted «flavored frostings or un-
frosted. As 1111 11111111161. to that lunch
box, for «business or pleasure. Tel. 367.
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——Sentinel ads. pay. Trr‘omi .' ' "
a‘wood atenuc ale to 111rive home today iruplm In ”'9 med States CW” 39“ “AW" has decided ‘0 (“S“OIV“ and;
from the Canon School, at Nor-thump
Please accept the N I". Ryan (‘0.' 3 Ion.
invitation to visit then store and out Clark who is one of
or 11110 the Christmas spirit—to share t.'.hcle will also IeIuIn home {01 the
‘iirotlgh holidays
Inhne!
holidays of “am leaving twelve hours longer than it did heralunexpccted legitl
l
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Miss Amy t‘larkc, of Hamilton ave ,
one. and Miss Pauline Milk-r. of Elm-i
Mil-481|(‘Ilulle‘ttl Miss Gifford
the teachers
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l’itlsfield, Mass. had about three
feet of 1111011 IIIII'IIII: the retent storm
11111011 in that section continued about;
The snow was not as dump as it was
in this localitv and caused little more Is wanted in this state on the charge and
69::- $1.00 to $2.95
.———-——————— BATH ROBES ........ $2.49 and $2.98
SWEATERS TO 5.00
99¢ $ UMBRELLAS
A special display for Xmas at
59¢. 99¢. $1.
One Of the largest lines Of high class im-
ported and domestic Toys, Games and Dolls
A great chance to scour your suit,
coat or dress at r'duced p ices
LINERY at 1- 3 to 1- 2 off the regular prices
50. $1.95
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Jowpll 11111111111. 01 \t’atcrbury. 11 WITH SIA‘IE SELNLIXHTW' ' " .L. T“ ‘“ 'Nv‘m A...
‘Incrclumt, filed a petition in bank1 The Scoville (1' Peck (0.1! New
Iteiday. He has liabilities of $850 andlhas filed a certificate to that, effect
this only asset is 11 horse, wagon and
harness valued at 860. l
W_ 1
Thomas 1‘. 11111111. supetlntendcnt of 11111;: Works,
Estate police, reteilcd Wednesday a ford: capital stock, $50, 000. The
telegram from State Policeman Jut'lt- Lindsav Auto Supply Co. of New Ha-
ison. stating he was prepared to leat'eI1en; capital stock. $50 000. The
Leavenworth Kan, on Tuesday with Naguabo Sugar (‘0. of Greenwich to
his ptisoner, Edward Weldon, butlmanufacture sugar; molasses and rum
proceedings com-$111 Porto Rico: capltal‘8750.000.
polled him to remain longer. Weldon, The Root Drug Co. of Bridgeport
the American Catalyst (30.01
I lncmporated. of Hart-
iincomenlence in Pittsfleld than It didiof robbing William H. Squirts aINew Haven lime flied certificates of
lhel'.e
' \’ou‘l r'; 1'
.' Rid-51:.
Saddam 'tyTaste "
you mos: munch mom 1111er WI
than mile. “31113in dissolves more readily and
more corpioteiy And it not only has 11 smoother
taste but gashutmrcohlmcelécmo chocolaty“
'Manstleld farmer. 1,; {orsanizatlom
«it
. ’“You bet I’m feeling fine. With a hot .-
cup of Runkel's' under my belt, I’ve
.- "'started the davalGHT. Most coooas
are wishy-washy to me—but Runkel’s
hits the span—SMASH and gives me
the “pep“ for a day's hard work. It’s
that ‘chocolaty‘ taste I like.”
‘1 Runkel’s Cocoa 1:. so well balanced that it is the
mostsatislactory for crerybody every meal of every
day. It is smoother—and you never hear anybody
say "Try some other cocoa" {after Runkcl 5 gets
011 the table once. Try n~today~at young ' r 5
make it a point to say Runkel‘s.
1.20 rf:h and indigestible; and cocoa: with 20% or
lag-mtmfleouinndlackiaginmtriment.» Experi- «
mems haveshowu that 2475, which Runkel‘s has. ‘n
1 xactlleOHTbotrxfnr ustcaminutritivequalitiesI
“2:1. ”5? cocoa that you ever tasted
M. Try RUNKEL'S at once. At any good grocers
flat or d the cocoa be...» ‘ ~cr we 111111 mail you oFamily Taste Size for 10¢ i1
nestles that. Ranked“ 1' has only 24')“.- ofctxoa butter, 1.14.11,» er a Bit} Sample FREE for your growth
,' . V Andthis is
children who like cocoa. For ciicons‘ with 28“; are
important,espec1aily whim you have 1111-112. RUNKIZL BROTHERS. line, 454 West
30111 Street, New York City
111 the office of the secretary of state. I
(‘erllilcates 01' incorporation have]
.becn tiled as follows: The Eagle Botu th
Santa Claus
Is Coming !
The little ones and big ones are on
e lookout, waiting for him. 'flie
.store is tilled to its utmost with goods
for Christmas gifts in wearing apparel
and fancy articles that are serviceable
and useful. . 1
E. K. BANKS
Mahackemo Hotel Block.
South Norwalk.
Everythiné in the Line of
Writing Paper
and Corespondence Cards tram.
25¢ to $4.00
AT
DONNELLY'S
STATIONERY STORE
Christmas Trees
From now on until Christmas, I
will have a fine lot 01‘ Christmas Trees
to meet every demand. A carioad has
Just arrived; also a fine lot of table
trees, at the lowest prices.
South Norwaik Florist
2 So. Mam St. So. Norwaik, Ct.
Phone 264.
limit: 1011 A
3115111155 1111111111111
AN EMPLOYER IS NOT
A SCHOOL MASTER
HE PAYS YOU FOR
wWHAT YOU KNOW
MERRILL COLLEGE
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STAR-’1‘ MONDAY
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Norwalk Chronicler