Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Tuesday, December 21, 1915 · page 4

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Hrtmnm‘ogflt—gctiitntthemom—thummjoseph Davis’. -. "g x

Send Hrm Something

he can make do him service and you have struck the keynote ~

of Successful” Christmas Giving

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Nor-held (Jeanne will hold its must
Christan exercises on Friday ere-
m Decoder 21th. '

m and Mrs. who! Wt! and
=--.oo.nomonn or Huflhutt street, have
been dinner aunt: of Mr. and Mo
Chi-in Scafleld of Hillside street.

 
 
 

 

We lowered our prices for c Wristmns We do this to induce you to buy a. cost, a suit, a dress. on even-
Emu, a. skirt, a mud. n waist or a hat. You know they are sensible attractive and durable gifts.
3 =good worm garment or o h ndsome waist gives Joy at Christmas tide, and that joy extends over the

 

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exitlre cold season. Come td choose from our tine varieties of correct styles.

COATSirom 53,50 to $25.00 sum from ......, $3.93 to 315,00
DRESSES from 55.0940 315.99 EVENING GOWNS.86.98 to_$15.00

SKIRTS from . $1.98 to $7.98 VMUFFS from .. ...... . $2.98up
HATS-from 39¢ro $1.98

 

For :tnéunondays
CIGARS

. In berths of 12,45. 50.
TOBACCO

CANDIES

In boxes or pound; also '
Christmas Candies

IVUTS

All Kinds and Mixed
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BECAUSE MAN IS OUR HOBBY, and merr’ a finishing: and clothing our busing

we have just the flihtgsfintrneethuideu-

BUT we HAVEN'T concern; owns Her when He most prim 8° “‘3'.

you'll find ours a men’ 3 store (or die ladies. with every comfort provided to make "the...
- burden of Christmas buying euier. ‘

 
 
 

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A mllnilcent showing of ow .ll new waists in a line array of new styles and designs at 98c. and $7.25.

 

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Silk Wilts of rare beauty. hendsome new styles and patterns $1.98 and $2.98.
.an fishionahle waists III able for evening w,esr of lace and chiffon. Also crepe dc chine and
Hange- e :3an use, $271533”. s's'ssT' sue ’n‘nu sass. V

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Out dock is well prenareId with suitable gifts for all occasions. Come and see them. Shop ea.l_v. while

 

 

BATHHOBES SMOKING JACKETS SWEATERS Ind CARDIGANS
$3.50 up $6.00,” * ”knee

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 

 

 
 
 
 

 

 

 

sum-r; NECKWEAR WNOOAT. AI, Kind YOll. Ml! Wish i 1;; rt i l M'- v
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$1.00 up 25" “9 IBM HP _ ' We have some Fine Figs in ‘ IIIIIII IIIIIII I IIIIKIII
' Gino Jars
onus m sUSPENDERs Wm' . “999“? “WV“ I"9" ‘Gnocmns, VEGETABLES ” ~ '
- 50c up 01.00 up ' LAD: tnd MEN ‘ . ~ . - _ .
. mm m. .. K u. hAerN . ! CLOAKS THE P ARI 3 mm:
. - Randall’s Block, E. Norwnlk. :: v . __
' HOSIERY 01.00 "p 3:: Phone 1522 n ' ' '
25: UP LADIES “ONYX" and “KAY- V':< 83 80. Main St 80. Nor walk
058" HONERY- HA“ and one 3
1.00 . a .
UMBRELLAS . IIII 50° up 5“ Commencing tonight this short will no open every evening until after Km -_.. ’
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81.25 up noxso HOLIDAV ears 3 . s.
JEWELRY FOR MEN V ’ ' "033 “d I": j Ernest Valentine has accepted a po- II?
PURSE“ “9 3m- POI-55 75c up union with the Bust sum Hotel. on
m... m» t e omIIpe en enogra'p er
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HANoKancmars LAnies HANDKERCHIEF3 “Lu“ i Hon-y mummy. former driver of
156 UP Box of s 75c up 2 “'50 9°19“ h‘ritbt 5 pie wagon, i2 now employed

 
 

Our Secretarial Course

(Will Make You Thoroughly Efficient . .
New Terms Begins January 3rd

' DAY AND EVENING CLASSES

by the Adams Express Company

 

 

i.’liemmedieu I‘lirmhers grocery g
‘storo closed today-in noon hecsuse off
the death of the proprietary, moths”;-
_Mrs. Mary Soilu lr'liommedieu. 0ft
Rowsyton. V ‘ .I‘V 'V

 

 

“. R ’68-? Leather Goods of all descriptions
Hundreic of different Leather and Leather Trimmed Articles from this world-ro-
nowncj firm .......... ‘ ......... 50¢ to $20.00

BlGS insure ItVSES

We have. over and Bigh'in tortilla; blink from $5 00 to £933 60 Fitted and un- ’

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.IIV fitted. A wonderful assortment.

 
 
 

 

Kenneth Tulorehus secured a posi- i 'V ' :’ , IV
tion with Hermon Vogel. on M' L ’ M SVIIIlI BI Coll
Washington street. taking the piece TODD POSI ‘ {0N5 _ en, ‘ "Siness 898
3:12;“ .b.’ m‘.*°“‘“‘“°“ °‘ mil ' ; - : AwArr ' Stamford. '.' '_ ,_ jsou'rn “metro. _ Port Chester.
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The wire- of iii. ‘inuntcyou out
are all in good shops no‘v, the Ito

 
 
 

 

 

V 'VV . » ~ " - dam-go having been duly repel :1 \ .,.
V V I I . The lights of the‘distrlct are giving '
“THERMOS” BOTTL 53 in all the different grades from ............ .31. 25 up "cone.“ service at in; present time.

 

 

We will cheerfully reserve any article you may wish to select and dcliveIr at any time"
before December 24th.

The thrd district commissioners *
met last night. There woo consider,
able dlscussiou roletiva to tho appoint-
ment of a new diotrict commissioner.
to succeed John‘fl. Corr. resignedbut
no action was ro’ken ‘nt loot evening‘s
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Joseph {S’Davrs .

V I "V85 thhington St. V '2 ' Sandi" Norwalk.
" OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL CH ZISTMAVS

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Tomorrow night, in the' East Ave-
nue M. E. church tho fourth quarterly
conference will he held in the church
parlor. Rev. A.’ H. Goodmough. of
Stamford. district superintendent.
will be in charge of the interesting
........___ W meeting..\_ ~ - ' ‘ . \ ., .-
Joiln Ti. tinned 1r. of New ’T‘York r ._..._. _ _\
who spends the summers here at his m " “inst“ m“ “ewe TD‘dWflLV The regular meeting of Basque Cint ’ ti ; » 3 ‘;

ARIEN ( ifother's homo on Gracie St. is green: :3: afiwgzwifll‘: gent; “It?“ is (“a of Kings Dnughten Wm not be! . , . ‘ ,__ , -
interested in the Boy Scout movement, holidivs at their lIioInIiesIIliex'tIiIIIIIn the hold m" evening In" members ”ml I ' - V ' » I .

 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

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(land has names of A number of local ;meet on Wednesday evening of this‘ . .' . . p .. . ‘ . , .. . ,
. AF D . ' lode with whom he is keeping in touch .. *“ ' ‘ ' . week; Several of the “m fire them .. , _ , ¥ _ . . . .
.3 I I '. during the winter. expecting to organ 1; $113 G I—I-IIIIIIIIO (In t will Sp.“ the hen hove corned the MM Mil . . “ " I I
‘ OROTON I .izc them into a troop in the early r0 Jh‘ag‘fizu? Khme in NC“ lire rim. and on Wednesday night .‘ ' I -' " I, " , ~ 'I '
. r . 2 ’ ispring. . °°- ° 9 9 he" m E‘” these will be presented. I I ‘ V ‘ I I

 

 

 

) ..... a nu.-.- _ 3 2. ~ , Not-walk; and lilies May Morrison. hi ' .. ‘ . , ,
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‘1‘" W‘s-"*- ‘4 r v' I t The hi: 2 tor the purchnle of the . Repairs hove Ibsen completed to the _~ ' . - -' ~ - . Z- "

 

'IVA I‘l‘lsn snow mnyI be good-tor some town’s first issue of highwny bonds. ‘ . - new Washington strset Bridle hm. ’\
‘3 V as; but around Noroton Heights 330. 000. of which ultimately $150, 001) “3311:3123:cififlviwfipi The leaves of the draw. Sunday. - . ‘
. manufacturing mud and slush. is to be issued, were Opened £11.“ W081! for ‘ two v.0,“ “in“? on I W wrung up shut-oi “at m the “r a“ ' IV . ' V ~' vertlscments ac‘4cept—K
em?“ ' end the highest bidder was found to . v 11., _ 1the result of broken machinery. It ' 3 .. ' “ 3 5;
first are F .More’llonse of Arnhem be the Ehrmers' Lon a Trust .Com~ x 1 ’nuts several hours before the leaves " " ‘ .2.
' Mind Willa-ii Gilead ofV' Godf . x ‘u , . - t ' ‘
' ; .hu treen spending A ten days my. of New York, which will pay ’ ’hooid' be iii-ought hack into prm .. . . , . 6 over I e p- Oné 50-1. . V p.
street I!” \rotunied fl'IOII'W (IVS am and male “m the IWCMI’G '~ . ' w :19

her aunt, Mrs. Alfred Mot-endure) $30,290.53 for the entire issue. This visit in New York; \

. of :Prospect avenue. ~ 1' '- is on thvhnsis of 8.99 per. cent; are .1! " . 2nsumed. , . .. p 7‘ . p . . d' m 5 ‘ ‘
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. —— , :nilum. ond s‘peqh meedtnzxy wen M" doom mums” m. “a m] - ~—---- - _; . . 1mm late inse m ,x ,

.Mhe prices were p‘m during rsrrornomt of the town. . . 0 mm", a 111° m are. low Fumes; civics ,. .
m in Greenwich. One womsni V‘ ' V ‘ ~ ~. snout street doyroméots of Miss; ‘ STAW T HIE S E N I II N E L
._'i‘herVe are cons down in Dar- . * - ' PM“ me“. x.-, ‘ IlTlie War Oificegnve out the fI0|~I ” .

ich she could hove had for this. " V , \, filed/fig report this aerrIinoonIhed _ :- .. . I' 7 _I .2 ’ " p j ~ ~ “ IV.‘ I _
~~ ~ 2 ' «Mr. and M11. Cherie: modem and .II‘ ‘3 cannona‘dmg htmims ..‘ V I‘ I I I I; V V V I V
was Grace Scofleld cfmlllld‘oI unset mfg'fingfig‘w ”fig-Ii? , ‘ V I
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orgasm afififirffi'fla m 9‘ Hill 9‘ 14° “‘9 Germ” 9" " 'V
plodcdjn from of our trenches a > ‘ ' _.
' mine, which caused‘; no damage.
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