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roux.- we warms: to
will mount-I mm a
Unfit! 1'0 PROPEILY our 1
Cl roe. flint m- our. it unno-
an NM Tron Co I“
a [root Goal to no
Taylor&Golden
Tdcphou No. 12”
South Non-alt Trust Co. Bldg.
UV :1 ton of coal that i
will make December I
ashamed of himself.
Fill up that coal bin with the 1
lit-st fuel sold.
Harris 81 Guns
Water St.
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A special meeting of Trinity Young
Mons Club will be held in the (11111
mom this evening at 8 o'clock.
Hutu-r, said to be. the best grade-
lent to a new 1m 1rd \esterdai in
the local stores. fifty cents a pound l '
~11askotiiall, Thanksgiving night,i
mimicry. Opening game. Yonkers v11.l
Norwalk. l’mliminnry game. Dancing.
Reserved seats.
‘. About forty Norwalh Republicans
will attend the. P‘airfleld County Re.-
mhiican organization dinner in
Bridgeport, this evening.
“’ ’Miss Fallon is an accomplished mu-
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‘ -——!1icl~;nelly'u orchestra, Saturday 1
light ..Armory. Concert and dancr.
Officers for the ensuing year will be 1
elected at the next meeting of Nor-i
(walk ‘Acfie. No. 588, 1‘. 0. E. This.
heating will he held on the first:
Wednesday in December. 1
~1i‘heda Barn in "Romeo and .iu—;
let," in 7 reels at the nege‘nt tonight!
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The. regular weekly meeting of the‘
Board of Directors of the Nationali
flank of N-orwalk was held this morn-l
lng. Routine business was disposed!
'of.
Catholic Union Council, No. 46, K.‘
of C.. will meet this evening in the'
(‘atholic Club-house, in West avenue. ,
Regular business mill oome before the
' meeting. i
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A repular newt-monthlv meetintz ‘oi'
Local No. 476, United Brotherhood of l
Carpenters and Joiners. of America.i
will be held this evening in the l‘dze
moms in the Gazette Building in Wall , .
street. . l
.a 1
011 the evening of Thanksgiving}
Dav there «will the a club dance at
the Norwalk Countrv Club. the arme‘
starting at 8: 30 o'clock. The next
club dance will be held on December
Ifilh.
. Miss V. May Fallon. of 4 Sound;
View avenue, has been engaged as or-‘
ganist ot the Nonwalk Baptist Church '
for the balance at the musical year.
ticinn. and many friends will wish her
'lnccess in her new position.
No Matter How High
the interest rate no invest-
ment can be considered desin
at. data. the safety of the
W Watery moat
: and
animations-Man De. ~ ’
Flne coats 1n
smaller SiZCS
women who require coats
of small size.
From a maker of high-
grnde coats, some of his
finer product.
Handsome wool ve-
lour, splendid broadcloth,
beauti 111 Bolivia cloth.
Made in new graceful
models with just enough
decoration to conform to
best style of the season.
‘ Finely tailored 111111
with full sweeping skirts; some trimmed with fur.
'Mosily rich browns and blues and in sizes 14 to 18.
Of notable value at the special prices 821191111 825.
Second "qua
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There are hooks in plenty
for hay: and girls
Not a naiuby- pnmby book in the whole lot.
But plenty of good live interesting books, books about
boys and girls who might well be real books that tell of
things worth- while books that point :1 moral but do it in-
V
' terestingly!
For example, :my real boy and any true-hearted girl
would enjoy such books :15:—
Tho Boy Scouts' Your Book. edited by Wither l‘. )lngnin‘ 1.111] by
:iiathiewa. the schiuf scout lihrurhm. illtlatrutml- 81.5.11
Furota and Flnrncs~>~.-\tn_\‘ Blunchnril :1 story or wipt-‘r “mung-.15.
illusu 110d 81
Story of Our Armv, (or Young Anictii. u
Hunters of the Hlllsr-l. A .--»\ltshelei oi L'
The Tree of Appomattox—4. A. Altshrl 1' :1'stut-y 1.! 11'... pm!
—$l.30.
Hero at Stony Point (Anthony Wuyni-v .'.imu.~ Horn-\- .3131;
Rivals for the Tenm——l‘tnl|1h if. Bar-hum- H.31-
The Trall of the Mohawk Chick—E. '1‘. Trintllllsulh :31.
The Norfolk lloy Sootrtnmbinrshnll .lcnkinsnfiigifi
Captain Fair 11nd SqunrenL‘VViliium l‘lP)‘lll£l‘l‘~—v$l.2.'1
The Boy Scout Pursues—~11 mic of the South Sons~ljilwin Hun-inp-
\\‘ill'..\ .1 .~\‘-i.-:‘-—*.’!
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8125
Midshipman Standard, n storv of 1111- all .lnnupblis-«li. ll._ llurk,
U. S. N.-——8l. "0
Ross Gmnt—Goldhunter—J‘ohn Garland—01.2
The Boy with the l'. S. \iuli—l‘ mncis It. “border—$1.110
Pioneer Boss of the l 'olumhln—Hnrrison Adams—$1
_ Drake of Troop i :1 110,1 Scout story—$1.;5’
Blackbeard‘s ls‘lhrid; a Boy Scout downturn—R. S. Hollow—4125
Morning 1 cenflone Stratton Porter: illustrated—$2
l Campfiré G r13 at Top- -o-the- World—M. L. Sanderson, illustrated——
76c. ..
‘ Patty's 1' oitunc——Carolyn Wells—$1.25
Beth of Old Chilton-\Jl. Amos Taggart—Si. 21’1 . ' -37
nedhouse Children Growing l.‘ 11—Amandn M.Dougla1-—31 f3” '
' Lucille ~'l'riumphtlnt-mElinobcth Duffleld—sl
‘ Pony Raymond a Schooldays—Harriet L. vSmltl1—81.25
At the Sign of the Three lilrches-Amv Brooks—$1.25
. Mnlu tioor, rear. .
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V1ctrola got
W1th case
Any Victroia is to be had by anybody whose promisé
is dependable. with rare ease. . . -
in price. T hat cash price
the Victrola; may be
it will cost but its regular cash
be paid in small amounts. \Vil
ha a number of records. its rare powers may be enjo ed
to the full during entiré time not its cost li being nu e.
T Victtoll' IV. With cabinet and six 10inch double roc-
writs-4273111” be H: form-as small: stop; as so cents
A bit of news of in- I
terest to young folks and ,
more. «it .L
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m HOWLAN tr:
'l'thhristmasstorc.rcady1n cvcrysccuon and brightwifl
goodchccr. dict-sits help.
We make changes almost every day that add to the speed
and satisfaction of Howland service. 1 .
Today silks have joined dress goods on the third floor.
That gives more room for holiday articles. men's an .-
women s. on the main floor—and gives opportunity to choos
beautiful silks 111 light and quiet and content.
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Books are spreading out more and more.
fuller than ever of good books.
and power and spirit of service.
The Bookshop is
Almost no limit to its variety
- Christmas merchandise. Christmas spirit. Christmas service: ,_
--they rule the store from foundation. to rooitrcc.
It doesn‘t take an ‘cxpcrt to
roast a turkey or chicken.
011cc, roasting turkey or
chicken was a task only for
Young folks. good
shoes at $2.50 to $4
an expert. it required skill, There is real reason for rise in shoe prices: leather and.
patience, constant attention. work c; 1cl1c 151 more.
Now all that’s needed is one
of these efficient Savory or ‘
it looks :15 though those;
would
Lisk roosters—and the prices 1"“ higiicr.. "
“bird H No worry no M2111 mothers are buymg
' r _ - y ' .
watchful waiting. And re- plenty Of shoes for young l
folks now; they no forcw
sighted :111di.1rsighicd.."
Good shoes are plentiful;
here, for youtru folks, art
182. 50 to S4—-—with a very 1':
few sorts :11 even less! .
suits are sure.
Here are other helps for
preparing 'l‘hztnksgiving ditt-
her:
lterlin kettles—40c to 82.25
Sheet iron rousierawti’w unil soc
li‘uod choppers—SLIO to 82.25
Aluminum routers—43.75 to 85.25
Shcet‘iron roasting nuns—12c to is",
Flu: begun—life t: We Mixing l1uvlln-lttv to $1.15 ““1"
l' uddin 111 u s— cto 701: Pin plan-own to 36c 1“
Colander-r0200 to ll Mint-inn knirer—-100 to 401- Shoes lll SlZCS lllf‘.’ l0 2: ‘
Moulding boards~30c to 501: l‘nrlnrr knives—100 to 2311‘
Measuring spoons—lilo Monaurlnnr cups—~5c to L'i'w ‘- g ' y __ *1 ,
llrcnd puns—10c to 601: Nutriu-u mailers—41o (:dlfJUll l llllOll ,5. l0 ‘. ‘
l-‘unneln—ac to the Sl‘uIrs—»-$l.‘.’0 83,30, l 1
Chopping howls—100 to 401‘ I'otutn 11111al1ers-«3c to lin- i ."
Faust-rules. nickel {mine-41.2.3 to
‘3.5ll
Mining Minions-~31- to 351' ’
Strum-11:11» 251‘ to $1.50
Tun cztlf button—$3 (01 i
51. ‘ ~
Patent
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And for serving.
Mahogany [TASK—$3.50 to 87.30
"nrving rets~$3.‘:.'. to $7.51)
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I111 1111—82
Steak plnnks. ilit'lu‘l trim—4% H tol '
l‘ot'fer- pr-I't‘ulntor:‘-—-$i.75 to $5
l-‘mrrllr floor.
t—SS.5(1 and 54.
Tan 1; 5
Shoes in sizes 8% to l I:
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Calfskin button—$1.75 to $2.511.
Tan calf button—S3 and 1113.51».
Patent button—$1.75 to $1.
T111 lace—S2. 50 and $1
Rich cedar chests , _
cauty and serv1cc 1
to
Liiilc folks’ shoes in sizes 4 1o 8 in scmul tasteful l
Newly L'1urried into the store, cedar chests of distinct sides—Si 25 to $2 50 . i
and novel richness. it \ “M“ """"- ""~""-
All the characteristics of fine red cedar appear upon . . 1
iihem. But more! They have :1 polish like that of mahog- _ a:
1rigiuityrichncss .15 of mahogany, :1 color tone like light 11:: . $130 buys a pair
of pretty curtains
Mzirquiseitc curtains made with the attractive
valance—$1.50 pair.
And designs are new; and beautiful. Most. y simple
.111dofC0101nald1gmty Some with impressive pillars at
corners, some with bands of dull copper.
_ Many are built with a special-patterned lid which is
both dust- and moth-proof. ,
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What an inwgoratmg aroma comes from their wood.
Dutch 3 i
No woman of judgment would figure them :13 worth *
less than two dollars.
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Marquiseiic is of nice quality and pure white .53
What a guard against “10“” Valance is good depth and effective. ‘ . - -~
‘ How beautiful :1 bit of furnishing for ones bedroom .. . .. - - '
—-or the room of :1 close friend whose gift pr dblem has been. cdc’e Ench cudnin is nicely made with hemshtclnng and lace 1.»
puzzling! . - '~ . . .. , f,
Several sizes—o7. 50 to $22- homeSuiécidsgor use in more than one roOm of almost any ..
11111-11 noor _ , _-:_ mm a... rings} ' " a
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Calendar tells Rugs that 106k _ . ."~
f j) to he Oriental hut! p 1
0 ' "rcmem rancc Small rugs that, at a glance, look so like Oriental that . V
. 'As each day is “ticked off, ” calendar brings memory one has to glance 383m "l“
of him or her Who sent it , . Patterns of the antiQUc Oriental haVe been follow . y
, Here are some that will make that memory doubly- Effect '5 remarkable. / mm W“? 122 1'5 at; 51
Pleasnni -— “ Actually made by a‘ clever American. lieu “ "‘ 1‘9. . in
3.519% calendar-*8 .Extra heavy, good woolen yirn, 27 by 54 inch‘ 2
“°'. 133$“ Rich snull rugs £16111 Bigeiow are of Axmlnstetw t.
. and delightful surface. Flowered and Ollcnttl - 3' ‘
Whitman—33.75. .1
Dliin ”SW“ Wilcox Emmi—u
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