Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Thursday, November 16, 1916 · page 2

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by 2.. appropriattd picture. Aa one
t.. .nil . plCUH‘Q soon-odd another
it J‘tldllllce-hfi‘llue more and more
ci’ us'auic. and would have recalled
en) picture again and again.

r». Rowland was at her very best
in ‘wr conga of children, and the asl-
ac: ion was partlcullm well fitted to:
flaming. Out: of the gran- ol soul
was vntirely math-I u. o! oomitm
, by Bliss Grace llaviland, who but

fittt-o‘ the music to the words in eat-l
case with um“ abillLv. Miss anl
. lanu was at the piano. and her ac
compo-lineal was exceptionally syn)
, pathetic. lira. Haviland'a well-knowr
8mm in tho interpretation 0
CHEM“ longs could not but have
coached a very high point under the
‘. circuliislanrts of last night's perform
'anié Miss Fisher's pictures wen
mc popular. it that wore pausiblt‘
than when the was here hetore. Ger
talllly Norwalk seldom has the “II
wiunity to have an event of sucl
hiL‘h character and artistic merit a:
u. I‘ I ii
The first portrait was at liolbeill'
“(‘hlldrén or the Lord Lisle," .. hand
some and striking group, wonderfully
true in color and pose, with Sally
lit-lord. Phyllis Jackson and Jtlhr
Shorten. Elisabeth Fitch was posed

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Titian “Lorre in (His 9" no , ' ' ' ' ' i .
:2... m. 5...... o. I... .....‘..... .353. Tailored Stilts, A Comprehenswe Showmg of Winter Raccoon Coats. .
hill I n l ted b C ' ' - I' -
wctsfi: :‘éinzrgtfo, to iyllil‘strilat:I one of a kind coats for women and MI 5525 Extraordinary VdUO. Genume. R85.
Venetl n ' .
mm?“ “mfciawbhxunfirm ‘ . p , l; f ’h. _} ill nefid coon but made from small Pieces 3.
“We, “45,0“, and um... Fine materials generously trimmed There are several events in prospec or Vi icl women w 'o clippings m from the more ”pens“;
figuwd A‘l‘bert‘Mozsman to... un- with fur. Former prices $125.00. warm coats. We have had ideal football weather and hope for contm- CO“: Quilted linings throughout, 5 .
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”mm” ’ "' “ ‘ m m“ °'“° 3137.50. and $150.00. for uance, clear, snappy and cold. The above styles are representative 0f 3, ‘
Than a ht ii i ou or ch . - ' I . ‘
a. m 5:32. [Turns sfzwnpm .21 $9500 the Read stock in the favored materials and the colors most sought for, $2650 w. . ‘
“Plain" "I IIII’IIII “”0"" III m... mIIIIII noon “ black Burgundy and the unusual mustard and sage colors. ' a...“ floor. I
who Mlaa Martha l’roaitt as the fund ‘ h ’ ’

mother. Tho costumes of last 9‘3»
tui'y's period, were very felt-hing.

fistula Brooks was the quaint liitlv The WEiieSiey Coat coats of Sdk 80hV|a and Coats 0‘. Noveky .
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Male. and this was it vory lowly pic- for Misses velour Ch‘mhina worsted

t‘, h'lollll ran". Oil." . . . . . - '

i::b::'it;terii~(t)icy pig: liorljllomsolix. Made on boyish linesniid well .tall- made with wide collars and lined With Cloth Coats, cut in full flare, high

broughtdown tllchouso. cred. Warm wool mixtures. lined . ~ . till l'f- collars and distinctive style in gold, dependable in quality and well made
in the second group or portraits throughout. such lovely figured pussy it ow .i . d B . d, .1. :
mu any "Boy and Girl." portal by For ages l0, l2 and 14 years, .3. felas as were never seen before, ‘ green. brown an urgilin y, . . . .., {.

Gal-van Cuvanagh and Dorothy Cai-

n... mm in... “momma”! _ 0 $15.00 A $45.00 apedal. ”gig $35.00 to $75.00 $10.00 sped-I. . ,

clmoainx types for her pictures. as"
peclally as contrasted with the very?
alumna style or the vial Dyclt ("Phil t

For Trimmings Colored Satins __ Cut Glass .-
Banrln. Edges. Heath. Tails and Bottom. ' —-—~.~....... 1'“... hunched yard- oi particularly good value for . Fr' ‘ A remarkable exhibit of Libby Glass in new deb

Ilrcn of Lord Denzll” which followed,
as cha'mingly posed all the other
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. . ' ' .. signs and a number of favorite old patterns. .:
fi;:’;f::;;fl:’;‘:' fuj‘hl‘f'f“ “'I‘ I“ A most satisfactory line of fur trimming is ready dresses and hmngb' . Fruit 5. Colonial elegant out a. 5.:
my "inf“... “T;mr(y‘h3d"; strum {or the woman my“, wishes toirimf upkzl sfgiithor C(ItItI‘t. 4 ln Igreen, navy bliss, plum pm: Afrslcan brown. 30’" $18.00 , q ‘25 i
Prince at: Condo," posed by Margaret " o ornament a ouse or evening roc . er aps c it? Yard wide, iniendc for rclai a Si. 0. _. 1
axis?" 3“” 3‘22??? “‘1 most popular are' Hudson Seal, Mole and Beaver. ms at $1 29 . 1 Fruit Bowl, Sings, engraved and cut, 3 ,,
mm In y“rim0 rain r. n “Tail Conny in black, brown and white, 1, 2 and 3 inchqs. _ .I . .
1m :w’mca, "will“; mffi‘i‘mfigl ‘ A rare opportunity consrdenng the slate of the . I
style, with a fine pose. Annie Sim-i Mohe, l, 2 and 3 inches. Silk market these days‘ Main “.0" on". i
“grazfiegrtaht: [xisilfuxljl‘ group “7‘ 'Hllull. l and 2 inches. 'L‘ Sitverware
songs came omit. The first. R h rdI M Id Gra Wolf 1 and 2 inches. 'r*"'¢"' . J;
repairman ‘Christmas” howling. B I For: y ' 2 inches Shoes and Slippers I” A“ “0‘“ WI” f" d" W - I.

ler band'ni: out goodies to Lei b ’ ° . . ‘ ’
ton NuttlngI rd Ruth Church walla: WC!!! Fox, 2 inches. fOl' Women ii ‘Woll and megrme$12m $13.00 up to $30.“)
sang carols outsllt the little hi 9- . - . ’ '
“mm mm") mum The countries? M M ‘ 1’ 2’ 3 and 4 mehes' Duo. and Soviet Boob. all needed styles, ;‘ Vesehble Ditties, 3 compartments f
3‘32"th slulllgs were very;l (“king i m. H... . 2 and 3 inches. $4.“) to ‘12 mo : $10.50 and $12.50.

e (311 ren were 0 arml . ‘
Evy Redford was the. "Little mi: 3 I: M. m cm W C011”, _ EWCkm 522:5 8:: 51352:“ “gaff“, b $8.”. 2 compartments, ’10-”

w" tor the second song. and wasi - ’ ‘ \ . l 9 ~ .33 12. .
Very (etching. with the big roll of Kolimky, W “Id M 1 and 2 ll’lChBS. M sh“ high Ol’ 10W heck. $1.50 h m ' Two m one, $8.50 ‘lo‘w all, ‘10.; .4 .1
pink ribbon in her hair “Dancing W . ‘ . . , . ; dainty things fat 1; MI. Dishes, $7.00 3
glacial with Prudence Browne um} Imitation Emma and Emma Tails. '8 -. mesh‘fo rt " $1.25 to $5.“). ; , Triv-ta, 86.” and ,1.

by Chittlin lea'ning on st l » I. ; . Is-
. in the old mmm w“ my" gopuffr‘l Fr Heath and Bum-V in Beaver, Hudson Scab—J ! Comfy “a Knitted 53m ' [in u on to am, ‘; Cale Bull-ts. ‘ , .....
i: posed with great success cm' M016 and Coney. .. - W 55H!” of black kid $3 3390, jI ' Consuls. round or oval, MT.

v Miller as the little mistress ol' .. .. ' ‘ I i Bub, - 0
"Rubber our was very pretty and. Marabout by the yard, black' and natural, “Q 3P“ MP!» “168* mOddSi .. I'f “-00 “’7- ” ' g MI ,,, . $350 a ’ggfl
m of the axceptlonally good poses. i . 59 ch. .Mi ’1 00. 3"“, all shades and colors. ‘5" ‘0? 31'75 h ‘3'” M ' a.“ ti :

.. W Dorothy Stratton," a Gains Trimming Section. main floor. 4' Second floor. ‘ ,3 me":
. impugn. posed beautifully and charm. ! . ‘ ’ ‘ . i . - it "
M! b! Anne Howell. led the nexti

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.. map,- and was followed by Romneyal. .E
striking "The Hollingaworth Chit l

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the famous Lawrence which. came . Ammo.) a». “M...“ m. . , , m fit ' a.
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and Emersnsgmt ot‘mrv 89“?" "(mm “m“ a" m“ “and” in” A. very important and special moat will be held on Tom Igiving mom, well to got in touch with the com _ ‘ '
‘ ’ won“ a. with “a PI cy “9“ Man” with Edward “'9“! in: at the Norwalk nine IClub “a ‘ns the decision or which will be mule lamee. .' .
_. W. B as Lady Spencer. and Him and the eerie little person nmoag the held last mains at 8 o 'olnck in m CM, w H Guntinl. Capt M __ ‘ tea ea .[
i “at S and Justina Srmth a“ ”1"“ M" “3” beautiful “d carried city Roll. when very nuportAnt mat- gler and tango oncer I It} White“ .. The numbers 0180. Norwalk Lodze..‘ . .
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mm'Il w being appointed cured and the club members look i go to Port Chapter N. Y.. tonightI . - 1 ,

mus to Inuit-ate the dust! and II» dark. and the picture was a ileum oasisllnlz of the ’loiiowing: Pres. lr. rortil to many all: events dim“ “I“ ‘ m 7°“ Chen" W” N“ 1“ ml] . ' ‘ I. R

~ ujliulatzle at this tannin mini-M "mother and child," with mu m H. Granting. J. C. White and Olin 8 winter months . attend a. hit Noon Wand. no it ,. 'a
“three. may static u» on final Bella and Louise Fowler This nlo~ nllworm and tha can» one was a The present cm. range In .,,, M an album InWIIIIv- m 10“ Sultana CO 8.8 ..

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