:. Chnstmas Time
11.. very best time to start the habit of.
'5 Saving isut this season of the year.
" What Better Gift, Than
1 ABANK BOOK _.
.. , 1 - .
.15.; A more satisfie't'ory gift. cannot be made.
i l Even YO“. Yourself, would do well to start
5:," , . . an account NOW The best inmiive to 5 l
H ‘ _ this good merino: saving is an account 8 l
11:. _ with this Trust Commy. _‘ , _ V. j 5. «f
if you will call us on the'the Nutmeg 0N” “8 he“ 1“! Eleni
phone 1230 fins and ollloors for the coming year.
TrnatComponyg ldg.
lI were nmninotod. r'l‘iie election of oiiic- 5
. 'ers will take place on the first Tues
.ms’duy in Jinn", The club will hold a1
ouu. pass ithe about gift-
test with honors if you buy 1,," 31.11,
ms present at this Man's .
Shop. You'll pin-r withIpleosure -
when HE puts you on the back for
going when he'd do to chooooI a
gift for I. man.
GRAY MOOHA GLOVES In In-
dividual gift boxes—£1250.
There use a regular meeting of the
Norw nlk High School Alumni Associa-
at eight o'clock. The report of John
'ltorsef chairman of the entertainment
committee, on the Alumni play, was
PURE LINEN HAMMER“ heard. There was found to be
GHIEFB in individual boxes with slight deficit. an” the expenfieu oi the
hand-embroidered initials -- 5013. play had been charged up. and the
each; 33 for a box of six.
EXCLUSIVE NECKWEAR in in-
dividuIl gift boxes—55o. to $2.00.
LEISURE R0358 in soft Blah
ketlngs and more sumptuous stuffs
~55 to 816.
PURE SILK HOMERY in in-
dividunl gift boxes, 50o.: 2 In a
final report handed in.
Within a short time a supply of s
new styled Bumped envelope will he
recalled at the post offices here. The
stamp is circular, one and one- -six-
teenth inches In diameter, showing a
profile of George Washington facing
maker on Thursday filming: 13909!" liotai blinks, has been notified
1le last evening, in the high school, l
' nue;
Belden avenue.
1Now [lawn ioad was
m1 Insurance aloo- m distribut-
2110 Victor records for as.) ve'y
cheap at Policy" 5 Dancing school
Aiiornei John H. Light representing
the
hearing cont-'eining the ownership of:
,up tonior'row in Hartford.
Biulding peimits were this morning
issued from the building detmrtment‘
for wiring in the Mrs. Rose Tarlov
tenement house, 1.3 Spring street; 1
wiring for J. T. Hayes, I-i Belden sie-
wiring for Thomas Dowd, 27
l
1
Traffic on one of the‘traL-ks of the
held up but
night for four honis. A steam engine
l,,2\lll|)t‘d the tracks near the South Not“
.walk depot til about 8 o‘LloL-k. and it
'wus midnight before it proceeded on
box. "7 l in a box, ’2' left. 011 the sides and upper borders "‘5“ “" "gal“-
are the words United autos l'ostnge'i I
and below is the word "Cents" 1111111 ~ “
,whito capitals. The enVBlopes Ire
watermarked “U. S. 1916."
Jesus DAVIS
85 Washington It. so. Norwoiit.
Open Evenlngs Until Christmas.
11:11 NEWS
ihnilding at 261 Davenport street,
W1 liiidgepoit, tell at 7: 20 o 'clock Monday
'91 coins and the heavy plaster struck
Mr... hiusurd and her fourteen-year.
old dnughter, Marjorie, sending them
both to the floor suffering from hys-
{19,111. Frank Kammerer, aged ten.
‘nnd his sister. Grnce. thirteen, os-
W‘- rl-nprd injury because they Were stand
W -.
‘ ing in the kitchen doorway :it the
WEATHER‘FORECAST.r11m.._
b‘orecnso for Norwolk and vicinity: .
1“" "d "m" mm 11......g":33;3335331033333;13;! {3.22
increasing cloudiness and mor. 1 '
The pm“ disturbance which h“ complained to the state tuberculosis
been moving slowly eastward for two ‘0'" . «ll-w ”*a‘hl‘ml ' W
or um” d‘ya' 1. now control over No. lmond ring valued at $58 which he had
mm It 1. W1... considerable iii the institution. The commission
clouding” with flurriea of snow along held nu inquiry Into the mutter ut Ihb
the 1101-1119"! border from Montana. to Lupital yesterday. Beniumin claims he
New York Hewitt weather p,.,-:1iie the ring In the ofllclul» for sale
vnils in other districts out of 1,11. keeping. One of the otilio assistants
Rocky Mountains. The temperatures Isuys she has a recollection of his hav-
Continue low In the southern distrious.}ln1: asked for the ring and 0' M“ 6“-
Killings hosts were "ported on the string to show it to ii fr,iend but thiit
Atlantic coast as far as Jocksonflflolho had not returned it.
Fla. and heavy frosts on the 011111
coast as far south as Tampa. Fit. The.
temperatures are rising slowly In 50'
cerium m wanton dioirlotl. l
~414me weir.
A special dinner ll served st the
Macabre-router.
fir
loss [0 shipper Modern Market.
Many throughout the state will he
Without Winning. the ceiling in thel pained to learn of the death of George
kitchen of the home of Albert 1; Mu 'E. flamers, of Bridgeport. lie was one 1 thus avoiding ‘ lot of must.
.ard, on the first floor of a twofainily of the best known "brass men" in the l While WlIPY. mm
“country. He. won the inventor of 11111.
chinery for making the first seamless
brass tubing In this country. 5
Mrs. “'. ll. iiilsdon. of 6 I‘lllxubullt
street, left this morning with 1111:1611“
Cortland, for his home in Kansas l
City, where she will remain dur-1
ing the winter months. Mr. Hildsonl
Is the owner of a hut nuinufnoiory in l hairs have disappeared Alter mothorl
1“"? application or two your heir botanical
that city and was recently cull
CityCler-k sumo Doha is this
‘ '1jiere' is insurance ltl‘ ”Em ‘ "A,“ i"°f°"
TODAY line. blottors and 1916 calendar at thii :11ng ‘31:; it; moi;
' - (gape m: N on, 0 W W
Mfim 33 1:31: 110% 22 h‘m'm —— lament to 311,.fmrs
ornam' ~ ' ~ . i Dr. J. W. \‘ollmer and Attorney Wal-
33: um & $02,531:?“ Ipsugancc T will be QM!“ the-00m Iioce P. \‘olimer me today visitors in Members of the icon! branch of the
Y early 01' short term “ l ’3 “mmimm “Neu lork city, oil business. 1Counecticut Naval Militia will hold a
L iabfhty floods ' " their W on Will m - «w Christmas dinner or the Nomad: Ar-Ii
O wners' yliability 3“ -—-—~' " Edword Irwin, of Meadow street, mory tomorrow evening A number 01'
R ent 4' ‘. lies Nancy Byrne, who 1“” been who recently underwent an operation guests have been invited to attend
v8: 1. ending the Sure-d Heart Convent.”m acute amiendicitil. 15 lmDI'OVIns the function.
Gloss " at \Work is in be! home 118 Max rapidtyai the Norwalk Hospitst. ..~—.- ._._
O ffice or House I“ I 1 Lil Road, for the holiday vacation. l COMHUNITY CLUB TEA.
L ife “ 5 A special conciuve of Clinton Com; ~ ..
D Mouse " «Have your Filthy luncheon serv- inunderyp No. 3, Knights 'l‘eniplorsfPlans MadoIfor a Christmas Event
E mptoyees’ “Compensation" «J at the Country club. '»-111 be held 11 the Asylum, Saturday; Next Monday Ami-noon.
Not a single kind of insurance morning, at 11 30 oclotk Rev. wii. At the regular Monday ten of the
that we cannot. furnish you A mm soul-monthly 1118911118 091m" (1, 13mm “111 (19111-91- an uddress- Community club, held at the club
rooms. .\'o. 53 West aienue, Miss t‘ar ,
oline Kostei presided at the tea table.
N otu ithstanding the -Chrisunss,
rush, there was a nice little gather- 1
tug of members present and o social
hour was enjoyed.
Next Monday after non at 3: 30, there
lthe Loewe inteiest money, will come “1“ b“ 3 Christmas tea l" “‘9 club
r.ooin (‘hristuias music will be furn-
ishod during the afternoon/rind it is
hoped that all “members will attend.
llllllll Sillifl ill
DARREN (ilill HAIR
Bring Back its Color and Lustre with
Grandma’ p Sou Tea Recipe.
Common garden sage brewed into a
horny tea, with sulphur and alcohol
sded will turn gray, streaked and
faded hnir beautifully dailt and luxuri-
ant; remove eiery bit 01111111111111 stopI
scalp Itching and failing hair. Mixing
e “3‘9 had c°“‘“g“"d ‘0 “9 a the Suite Tea and Sulphur recipe stg‘
the figure “2.. on each side In small lot of Xmas Tree. Must be sold 111 it home. though, 1. troublesome.
An
eulor way is to get the ready-louse
tonic. costing about 50 cents 11 large
botito. at drug stores. known as “Wy-
cth's Sage and Sulphur Compound "
faded hair to not
s.iuful we all denim to retain our
youthful appear-once and attractive-
ness. By darkening your hoipwlth Wy—I
eth’s Sage and Sulphur, no one can
110", because It does it so naturally so gray and “wudcpmqth
o.veiily You just dsmpon s sponge
or soft brush with It and draw this
through your ’hsir. inking one small
strand at a time; by morning oil gray
Xih‘h‘sGifisuggestions
\ll of us liaxc many things to
year’ s best and greatest holiday
. must be CCOflOllllZCd ll is ii C0lll
SURE store thatfmay be depended on to have
'quality at the right prices and
right way.
do in the fen days before the
\\ bin time is short and
fort to ktiou that there is it
goods of
do what is wanted in the
A BIRD'S- EYE VIEW OF THE MANY. GIFT THINGS
/
which may be
uluoxsiz'cmsrs—
Great Stocks.
bAINTv
.UNDERMUSLINS.
GIFT GLOVES.
soxso STATIONERY.
NOVELTY JEWELRy.
SILKEN UNDERWEAR.
found here.
Good Kind of
OSIERY.
HANDSOME NEGLIGEES
BLOUSES—Fine Values,
V512 New Styles.
NEW SKATING SETS.
SERVICEABLE BABY-
WEAR GIFTS.
BEAUTIFUL.
N ECKWEAR.
IEver
And nuinerous other articles of worth and “mam-less" that ,
. alvVays‘ appeals to good taste.
FOR
Christmas
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Useful“ Articles
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Phone 446.5 . g:
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1 Bridgeport, Conn.
loiland holds hundrcd~ and hundreds of thing to bring joy and dilight on, i. hritmas
mom to little folks. There
‘1 . from toys that go to gain
5 ' ()ur best senior all thri ugh the store these few days remaining for ('hrisimas simp-
lt \iill be a satisfactory Christmas to all.1f~\\c can make it ~11 ‘
ping.
For friend
who rides.
going to pron thou gigtfulinss of
its gi\L1,o\'Sr and oier again
some. But so thoroughly “arm
.as to be a comfort \\licnmcr one
rides abroad.
5with plain balk.
$3 50 to $12.
Third floor.
Fragrant chest
l of red cedar.
'l'wofold purpose is fulfilled l)\ I
chest of red cedar.
it adds rdchl) to iuruisbimr ofIE
OllL‘S sleeping- room: and it
fits convenient plan to keep flllt
apparel in thorough sath)
‘1 (lust of LLLlar kt't‘lih its Lou-
tcnts iminum from (ittaik l)\
niotlis——and keeps it \\itliiii twirl
1i'i1iiL-1it reach at all times.
1 \ numbu of styles, richly pol-
.Iishid or dull finish. plain or \\ith
lr-andsomi int-till ll‘llllllllllj:§,--
:57 so to $11).
lliird floor.
Warm pretty
little dressing-jackets
l igurcd drc—"ssing 1.1L kits
but a dollar 'lliL-yrc \cry like
blanket batli— robL-s in texturt
.Figurcs {re quiet Lontrnsts: col
ors are dark blue red and Lupt‘ll'I
liagcii. All sizes—-$1.
Plain soft c'idirdoun in all
sizes at a dollar. Red, pink, blue,
, 9m” tain brush comb and tooth- brush den by puffs Of ribbon—$1.
“1ch $1. 1 $1 and $1.50. 1 Sachets of beautiful ribbo
l'iuc ripple cidcrdoun made Travelingdascs (I1 anIer 75c to $2.
1wuh 53“" bind1rig.Rcd light iviih pratticall) all bowling-l5 Hair ribbons for girls. gem
blur, light pink, gray and lumi-
den—$1.50
Second floor.
55' ”‘9 death 0' Mt1 hither. . l v H beautifully dark glossy, stiff and luxur .
Hilsdon. whiehocuorred recently. int and you appear yssrryoungsr. RM! lamps
W on. . r - m , for‘bedroom.
\‘L'u'rst electric lamps are tiny
affairs especially for bedroom
use.
Ideal size to be placed on
dresser or toilet-table.
Burn with a glow that illumi-
nates the entire room with a
soft light. Yet that light is clear
and sharp directly beneath lamp.
Shades arc handsome and var-
ied, bases too are of several rich
patterns.
Especially
$7.50.
lot
notable at—
Fourth. floor.
Nice white
waists at 3!.
A soft dainty white voile waist
is embroidered with tasteful fig
ures.
'Tis made with the attractiie
high-and. low collar, cuffs are fin-
ished with hcmstitching.
Another voile waist is him
med with pretty lame both around
collar and as inserting.
These are but examples. ThIerc
1src many such. And all are im-
pressiic value at $1.
.Qccond floor.
Ink for each prion for RED OAK
,.
14 .
1";
coin. .. L
' Tris WM. EFFR5N so. 111:
V3 Rowan St: Tei.441
East News":
at
Ford Car
Enclosed
. Store open evenings till Christmas.
\lotor rug of soft IiiiL two] is»
Not so licau' as to be burdLn-j
Rich dark LolorL-d plaids, some.
“l." :
{i l’t.‘ '
The Howland Drv Goods Co
OWLAND’S
Wednesday, Dec. 22,1915;
Phone, all departm Char-454- £5:
is no ch of “ares there. From dolls to steam engines and V
cs .that one plays with keen interest. PLENTY!
o
i For his
home comfort.
315 .buys a
fine muff. '
.‘\ \i'girm bright loose cheerful
bath-robc of special gtflldilt‘QS in
but .153. 50.
It looks \Lr_\ lile \tllllt of its
lbrothers at far higher price!
1 Dark Lolors, \\ith fiuuru
mi 1. .011 and full and fine.
killing is flL-L-L'y down of won-
derful \\zirtiiih androf almost 11
Weight. '
Natural raccmni.
1
1:1.
5L'ouirasi. lilack opmsum. l
Nicely made and finished rare chil'llllllk. I
fully. ' l \loroliiiv ' ’
5 Not skimpy in ull\' \\‘ii)‘——S3.5H. ‘ . ' '
I some of lllt‘ L'iL-ii'i'cst mm.” Mombin b) the \\a} is 01};
coats and snioking-jacltcn uri- l'l M‘M‘ Iur ‘\lml‘ 1‘ "uarantced'
' staiiili ssl
the lot at $7.51).
\"Lr_\ handsome fabriLs \\itb \11_\ of iliisi- and they inLludo
pOLkLt and lamb in Linn plaid Pillnu zmd barrtl shapes #315
0r sinpi that l\ wood (lillll‘il‘l. 5110111] {1.1011
Dark 01 iiitdiuni in Lolor- ~and
with just L-nourrh life to in :i‘
'welcome change from buainL-«V
dress $7 50
iI
Ribbons have made .
beautiful novelties.
\atural daintv fineness of
bolt has bun adde to bgta it
put into making it up.
\\ork bags so beautiful thud
:thcv'll be carried with treble“
light, are of Dresden ribbons;
r. trasfcd iiith plain ,~—$i to$ ‘
cl ramps of bright metal or Ct)\'- Handkerchief cases are W ‘
Acrt‘d with leather. the fine ’kcrohiL-fs they’ll l1 Ill
1 Practically all fitiul \\ith little $4. _
gpurse and mirror l Corset bags of COI‘l'CCt"
One .1011“. and womanly daintians—$4
Velvet bags for children, cachi Slippers \\ith ribbon tops
in :i bolly~covcrcd bo. . soft warm Soles,—-$4 and $5.
I Lniquc pin~cushions—Ke\vii _~
peep from some of them i ’
sorts of odd fashious~25c in X
Cont hangers with wires hid
Main floor. rear.
Good Shopping
1 Bags at $1.00.
' Some are small: some lal'1;t‘.
l New styles; mode of run] lL-zith
Loft aisle, front.
1 Lone-lived
. useful gifts. I
’l‘ra\L~liii1:~c cases of ligtbcr con-i
needs—$2 and $2. 50. S-$I-
Manicure cases leather. fitted.| 1 Sturdy "Wainwbagufl
—‘$I t0$1
_5 Glovc' and handkerchief.cases—l some W
1$t.50. FA cnthing that aI traveler,
Military cases in commcnicnb quires for comfort ‘5 fight
leather case—~51 and $1 50- hand when one opens such
5 Left aisle. front. “a bag as ”165° -
I, , ' Walrus 01' seal or fine cal
Just from Britain; 1
. . . . ,incd with rich fabr s.
McVitie & Price biscuits. 1c O‘d“
. flining, special devices to
About a dozen ~sorts-straight brush and comb and mirror
from the Scottish factory. 1
all the other toilet. helps '
Creanbfillcd biscuits anilinccdfuls.
I[it-otch shortllrt‘allS—3S“ l“ '55‘ 1 A gift complete and v‘é:
, . . 1 , . . *
Christmas special bm: con “(home—“$10 to $25 '
iaini'nt: a number of varieties, $01 Su1t- 438895 0f StOtIt “"136“
cowhide have steel frame
packed it may be safely shipped,
——q8 c. lined itfith firm cloth. Lock :1).
Front basement. ' bolts are brass. They wi .
Litle folks“ furs. lbtcys‘l’egs. and tear 0f many
Cutc little muff and scarf Ofl Visiting-cases for “10m
\Vhltc angol'a for but $1. 50. ‘m‘akes 3 “ye -end stgy' .
Little set of white angora com- black cnamglivith lining 0
blood with lamb—$2 and $2.50. cretonn‘c Sizes 18 to 24 in
Sets that look like ermine—but $5-
of course are. nob—$2.50.
Mulls of tiger coney, new and
pretty-$23 and $4.5q.
Handsome muffs of white thi-
lget and of dark-brown ‘coney—a
5- .
Second floor. ' l
Light roomy suitcases for
men are of matting. Not
a quarter so fragile is ,
sound—for the; matting is on
strong frame and is “
woven. $3. ’
Third floor. \y-
r4:
‘ summer 111011111}. " F
I not '
exposed
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