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Entrance on Main Street, Fairlie" Avenue, Gallon snout
alum no um ,
mnimmmu g, M
. , in _ -mm
cirrus to 4-1... “A mt .3 .. ~.- ._ .. ‘
afouflmnioul. noon-
Mlionwi.vmco.~ l
a nut tool to no !
Tavlgrégoalden ;
South Norwalk TM 0.. lug. !
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that .
UY a mu of coal
December .
himself,
Will make
B ashamed of
Fill up that coal bin with the 3
best fuel sold.
Harris 8i Gaiis
Water St. South Norwalh
mas, to be sure.
2 till this .
WEATHER FORECAST.
Christmas spirit.
Women's Suits that
“oiet‘ari‘. for Norwalk and vicinity: lNerG $18 $20 and $22.50
\‘iir tonight and Sunday. A disturb.
I
am or (onsiderable energy 15 mp! Women’s suits of excellent style and good tailoringr
t . I ons- morning on on» North l’aelilelllld incc material right li'om our own stock.
"““’1‘" ” ”am?” ”mm r“; ”W? Women’s suits that will give excellent service, that
viva ier in ’asiingmn ant .i‘egon. _ , , , . - , A I ‘, . ', . ~ . ‘
A mg mg. ”i 1.1,,“ “MW“ mm,_.i.i\ti eilciy quality dtiiiandtd by pattieulai lUll\H, and in
int: from the Gulf northward to the {001 ('0 018. . _ ‘
Lake region is producing {pleasant Women’s suits with fur trimmings or with velvet
‘I‘eatlic-r in all districts wt of the rimming or in plain rieh models.
R ‘ a' .‘ " l -. ‘i ‘s i - - .
,monfiniofixfilm :(':;mtr':':i'~_::_‘i‘('_;l Women’s suits 111 green and brown and blue. and
mm “W Wm, mm“, mm Mp llilt'lC—V—lfllt the greater number in black and navy blue.
Nonville, in... uni heavy from ”0.... \\ omen s suits of, durable serge and dependable
Pensacola. Fla. and New Orleansih'ool poplin; each a cloth that is well-fitted for suits be.
{Hm “I”. .WWw‘“ MO “lern.:ause it stays in shape so well and stands up nicely under
districts have Changed but little dur- “cal wear .
the as 2 h . l ' ' ' .
f“ l t 4 0“". “But why” asks somebody “do you sell these suits
a!» . . ~ _ . t . .' n
WEATHER A YEAR AGO. oi less than you w been doing. it . _
TODAY , And the answer is—lt is tune for a live store to be-
lrin clearing its stocks. And the quickest way to clear
. W!“"‘”“"“""“ "W- 39; “181% ‘lT-f'liem is to give people big savmgs. So here is a big saying
'r' The heading o1” this advertisement is not a mistake.
' ' i . ' . ' . i . . ‘ .' .
The 10”,, ,1,0,,,,ymn.s “Mon “.m‘l‘hcsc suits wcie in the stme s stock today (hiiday) .it
baturday morning, and till they are
hold it regular business meeting liming $20 and $22.50.
Netting. rld. choose from them at
l . .. . Second, floor. .
l 9
Wiinam it. Sharron. or New lirltnin,‘ Me h 6 t
t‘onn., was a visitor in Norwalk yes! x n S S O S O
temay on business. ’ ‘
, be snapped up.
A Studebaker automobile bearing. ' , , | - , p , . .- - , - ,
“mm “can” No. 277." and belong} An) >illt of a shoe 101 mm at $3.00 is going to be un-
‘ing to J. A. Robinson, dirldgeport's known bl'f‘m‘ long- ‘
city Clerk, as stolen last evening in: That s what shoe-men tell us. Some are. even atlro-
.w ' a | l o
3‘” Park my” N° "*0" 0’ "1“ ml“ eating an ('lzv‘tll'go on the exporting of hides and leather;
”31mm“ h” a” yet ”“3“ mm“ say there ’s no other way to keep slzue prices from going
' to the sky! ‘
t—Mongiay night. basketball. Laue, But we can new sell some good shot-s 131' men at $3.50.
“I“ of Jersey .0“! (with “SkeeW'Are they not wo: thy of quick buying?
“righ‘a‘m “Wm” V!" “m“‘lk' Black calfskin on smart English last. blind evelets
Preliminary game. Dancing. Armory. - . .
Reserved seat sale at Donneiiy's Sta- 9103110 t0P _ _ ‘
Black calfskin hint-her, broad toe
ticnery store. 1 . . _
l Vici lace, straight last
Plans “9 “'9“ “Me? ‘W' “l. the! .. Heavy calfskin Bluclier, double sole
Norwnlk Club. for the presentation of! shank broadtoc
the annual minstrel show of that or- ’ '
sanitation. The. exact date for the
production has not yet been decided
Upon. '
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w
- R111 line of soils, O'Brien‘s.
m
t‘iipo. caps, ()‘Brlen's.
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Heavy tan Bluclier, double shank and Sole, broad toe
‘ Some finer shoes are five dollars—~and they, too, are
a big money’s-worth:—
Dark tan, English last, blind eyelets .
Vici Blucher with broad toe andlow heel. 3 5....-
Womon’s handsome. yet
sensible tan shoes! 1 > .
——-Sa.le Christmas articles Tuesday
and Wednesday afternoon 'and «even-
Ing. Trinity Parish Hall. Dec. 5 and
Blur-k calf, English last, two hooks at top.
Ht tputinugy ' ‘
Just inside Fairfield at enuo door.
, No MatterHow High
tho-interest rate, no invest-
ment m In m'idmd dfiifl- Shoes 11 '1 mien who want style but comfort tool
a. mi“; afiv'gugg . Built “it .1.) calf, a new rich dark tan calfskin that
wt,“ ,1“. looks very like widovan. .
m m M .f l Laced style. with 8-inch top, medium nartow too",
“in, fancy perforations around‘ vamp and eyelet-stay to give
extra 3 lo and beauty, medium high heel to support
‘m-lr of foot and insure comfort in walking.
Shoes for good steady servico— 3" ~
in same style but of mohnmny ealtskin— “ .
- ‘ M “'0 ”VI I~' Phil .3;
andisso
The. Christmas spirit is happy, it is merry, it is heartsome. And what a lot of
jOyous secrets we all have to guard through Christmas season!
Here is a place where Christmas secrets are well guarded, where Christmas
wants are gaily tilled, where everybody is of help to each one who comes in the
m
We are ready to help you personally,‘ novand every day.
. Men’s suits-"$19.50 .
From Koppcnhcimci! .
Suits worth a great deal more than $19.50.
Suits to fit about any man, in style and pattern as
well as sizcl.
Suits with all the regular Kiuipenlieiiner goodness.
Fresh from the model workrooins at Kuppenheinier
headquarters.
New styles for men and younger men, new woolciis,
(£33th tailoring, AND A GOOD BIG SA \'I.\'ti ON EACH
Don’t bother with reading any more about ’em—-
(”.‘oine and meet em face to fare! . $ 1 9 50
O
. Small boys may
. have great clothes!
Here are corduroy suits for boys of -l to S that are
about the elcvcrest ever!
A line corduroy with surface like. velvet and in rich
shades of blue green gray audbrowii.
Smart little jackets, trousers cut. nice and trim.
Made with detachable collars of white piqiit.-—- . $5
()vercoats for boys of 2 to 10, manly and yet. boyish!
Gray orbluc chinchilla, gray or brown mixtures.
Double-breasted, just like men’s!
And with either plain or pinch back, jilSi like men ’s!
Warmly lined, nicely tnilol‘cd,—— $5 to $12.
1‘11“" basement.
"‘Drcssup" rompers
to save clothes.
Mother may have Boy dressed as finely as she. wishes
-—and he may yet wear rompers! '
For here are white rompers as fine as fine can be.
Madras and poplin and a sort of fine pique and even
batiste. '
Finished with blue or .pink collar and cuffs and belt,
or with attractive smoeking, or wtli embroidcry'tn pastel
tones. . '
75c $1.50 $2.
Second floor.
BOyS may fly
on“ sled or skates.
Whichever, (and whatever Sort) a boy picks, lie is
going to have a lot of fun within the next few weeks. '
And he can have just the sort he wants—for the
store has all the good sorts. .
Flexible Flyer sleds:—-witli grooved chrome steel
runners—and a clever way of steering; sizes from 38 to
63 inches lon ,—-$2.50 to $6 '
Nationa coasters, with flexible steering power,
_ 'ght
but str'on sizes 1 2 and 3 at $1. $1.50 and $2. it
S King bob sleds-three sizes—$1.50 $2 and $2.50
Winslow skates, American club style—500 to 91
Winslow hockey skates, key style-45¢ to $5 .
Canadian hockey skates, windiest of all! $5 06 and
, Let us all bointho ~
Spirit Of Christmas,
. Why should Santa Claus be a merry little chap With a happy smile and the air
of a man who knows everybody's secrets? Why, because he is the spirit of Christ‘- '
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, leisurely l
\{19 days left /
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Handsome collars oiic'r
. their beautytouch.
New fashionable collars are practically all large.
They may be round and they may be squuriw but tliey‘ure ’
ahnostsurely large.
Broadcloth makes some of rare beauty. l’lain or
braided or einbroidered-«504: to $1.50
Georgette crepe, either used alone or in combination
with net or satin or val or Veniso lat-es. Some dainty
ones have a have cdge.~-$1 to $2.50 ,
Chiffon and net, orgaiidy and voile: made with dain'ty'
liemstitehing or with embroidery or lat-e. 50c to $2
C‘repe do chine with beautiful ht'nistiteliingfi—Tfic, to
$1.50
Stet-k collars of satin and ol‘ not have jabots ol' laee or ‘
net or crepe dc ehine~50e to $3
lifl'eetivc vestees are. of tltnii'gette erepe or satin or
net—and some. of‘rare beauty l'll't) of lilet and Oriental ,
laces. $1.50 to $3.50
Exot‘llent guimpes of white. or \t'i't‘tllll net, long
sleeves,—-$l .51) '
Scarce mocha gloves
are ready here.
. .
Wonnui who wishes a pair 01' line sol't grar mocha“
gloves, may have them—if she does not. delay too. long.
They are not, easy to find. 'lilverv maker has i-uii ‘
short of them. But: two splendid sorts are here in about > . H -
all sizes! . \ 1
Unlined, of plump weight, #2
Silk-lined, nice weight, $2. . .
Made by one of our best; Ami ‘-$ ‘1 ;:lti\'ei's‘. smooth -
and graceful of fit, nicely finished- an; unusually durable. 5.
Some attractive lambskin _:*.. made in France, '
have much the grace and beauty. ' fill. Good colors~$1.50
For little girls——Hand.~=oir ".341 gloves in light sand-
hues and in dark rich tan, ilt~~ misome as women’s, just
as nicely made. To be waste .. with no injury—$1.50.
Canter: ’ . rear.
Beautiful little dresses . -
with wool embroidery, '
A real novelty! ])rcsses'of pure white voile, forlittlo , »
girls of 2' to 6, embroidered in uniquofashion with ivoolcn'
yarns! ‘ ‘ ‘ ' ' ‘ ‘
‘ An Empire model has frill at; waist-line and is tucked'
back and front. $4. ‘ ' l ‘
’ Another style has smart tucks and pleats and a deep
pleated collar. $30 . , . . _ _‘ ..
Still another style- is made with wide pleats and has ~~
a square sailor collar. $3. . . 1;
Novel and pretty feature of each is the woolen cm; _. ‘
broidery in rose or or blue—and sometimes it?! _: “
combined with cute 11 o rosettes! *1 t .-
How quaint gin dainty “little girl: will look in men‘-
\.
dress with white shocking! and a pair of whim about
* 3‘33“.“ " m '0". WNWMU‘JI": :3 J
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