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mwtvnruuumfi
mm: AND m u
mitt isst'lusl‘e aromatic
anti-res to warm! nov-
til YOU. Think this one. it new
“tr-I «gimp. Irma Co on.
I areal deal to you
Taylor&Golden
Telephone No. 1230
South Ncrwalk Trust Co. Bldg.
‘
flew comes {\—
ecember'- 341...}
$7,011 Shoal I .. l Early in the month, early i l t
” ' " " . i to your advantage.
I You avoid the crowd.
will make December ,
ashamed of hitnself. '
Fill up that coal bill with the ; Neckwear
best fuel sold. : Hosiery
Suspenders -
Initial Handkerchiefs
' Underwear
Harris 81 Gain gum...
ets
Water St. South Norwah 1 Jewelry
Caps
Garters
Full Dress Waistcoats
Sweaters
Night Shirts
l WEATHER FORECAST.
l
l7 Forecast for Norwnlk and vicinity: ,
Fair tonight and 'l‘hursdziy; colder;
tonight. The disturbance uhiehi was.
liver the Lakes region yesterday morn»!
log and causing unsettled, showi-ry. Norwa‘k
,weathl-r in the. eastern districts, is"
now passing out the St. inwreno.o \‘al-l
Iey, it is followed by a ridge of high: M”"‘ ”t"
pressure extending from 'Wisconsinl "
southward to Florida. Pleasant wen i ,.
Iher prevails this llllil‘lllllfl iu nearlyié NORWALK ,’
all dblrit‘ls rust of the llovky Moun ii ’:
talus. There has been a decided full.
In telnpomluro in the ventral .sut'riué 1 ‘
lions. This it in}. ‘l‘ltllll‘r‘h alonn‘ tho 3 5 ,-,
‘ v i \* ‘i
' dew.
northern border range from -.i
green to 35 degrees.
Warnings for high winds -:il‘t' dis“ t AV” PER80NAI
played atoll: tho coast. ‘
WEATHEI; a YEAR A6013: News
!
TODAY ‘
'l‘t‘lll‘lit‘l'illlll‘ci' Low. 32; high, ,' _ a -
l"- b'm‘" (“u-rm“ \lr. and Mrs. Gustavo Friedrich.
ilyn John Neugebnuer, the Washing
"on street tailor, received wont l‘roal
{A number of \‘orwalk pvoplo attend-i .\ir. Friedrich. this looming. annouilc
. ‘ . . ' in: that he would come to South hor-
I’d Madame. hratt 3 “mm” last evon- walk next Sunday ‘to meet his many
, ‘ C _. .. . .
lng in thl uslno. ill btamford lriendS.
Preparatory work for the animal ___..-
Nor-walk Club itiinstrol show is being Altltouuceninnt was made yrfit‘q-‘luy‘
Commenced. ,uf the engagement of Miss Mary hub
The Women’s Aid Society of St. lwl Alter. dullghéeifiof Silllillflnd itlt'f.
'1 . . n v . S. M. Aller. 17 ux roar o
Wlf‘i'n‘bel‘nlan ltutileltln (-hurch \iilt “Wm Wallace Aljoe. of New York
Ilold a fair and sale tomorrow after- oily and Elizabeth. New Jersey,
Iloon in the church parlors. for the. .—
. ~efit of the parish. :
. . . ., Mr. and Mrs. James iioit, of Siam-
. o Doro in “The Lat-ill at Re. ford, were the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
ight. Robert Acton. of (‘oneord street. yes—
- i young men of tFnirfield tierday.
’ liave applied to be permitted ‘
to take he Connecticut Bar Examinai Mr. and Mrs. N. Curtis. of Norwalk,
(ions. which will be held in Hartford, are spending a few days in New York
on Friday, December 29th. . Calvin (l. (‘itv and are stopping at tho Wok-mt
Miller, of New Canaan is one of the Hotel. =
applicants. ‘1 _________
”RESERVEDnEATS William E. Bryne. of Brooklyn, N.‘
now 0“ 5319 for the first game 0' i'.. was a visitor in Norwalk today, on
the New Canaan-Norwalk basketball business. ‘
series next Monday night at Armory. ___._-_._.-.._.n._
{tickets at Donnelly'a Stationery store. T (1m- IN WALL STREET.
Dr. V. Clausi's new Overland which
Was stolen Rom him Monday even- . .
lug was recovered last evening by the NEW YORK. Dec 6. i“ all Street.‘
New York police. The, care was found 10:30 a. m-)-~—Seeclalhes and Utill:E
pn Mulberry street and the man who ties were again thoconsplcuous lea. !
'88 Operating it was put under. arlcst. tunes of today‘s initial dealings all
Dr. Clausi and other Norwnllrelii aro'lzains of One to almost two points.-
In New York todav to identity the au- American Woolen, -‘U. 5. Rubber, Tex-
lalnobile and to assist in the prosecu- as Compdny, Butte and superior, Bar-l
non of the thief. ' rel company, American Car. Ohio Gas
______ , and Western Union led the movement,
.' COUNTRY CLUB DINNERs together with shipping shares, Pressed
' ie Steel and less
‘ e Thursda night, -Steel Car. Crucib
gene—:0.” y ~ _ prominent industrlais and equipments.
'United States Steel was unchangbet: at
. the outset, but soon gained a Bu 3 an-
N” Matter How ngh ,tlol traction. Minor rails were less
.thc' interest rate, no inveet- active,’ though firm, with othree point
men ' Western Ptd.
-' be considered desira- rise in Lake Erie and |
ible m the safety of the r’ Coppers moved within narrow limibn'
. cipd mo ——/‘__._..————-—-.—
”in. ‘mkgéfiyfii'ufifi inuuneo av FALL ON stulawttLK1
fbfllk I ' III“! E Mrs. H. J. Lewis, of 29 Lincoln avo
.. pk“! ' ' find 0 inuo .wns painfully injured yesterday
7 Ho“ and 1 n she sli . r
pped on a detective doo ,
:an account in our Savings 09- .36? and fell to, the sidewalk while.
Menti- I sound. Profitable leaving the Tobin store at 81 Wood-1
vent In“. t fo [ward avenue. Mrs. Lewis was assist.
and m cat “ unen r ted to her some and Dr. Robert it...
t)“. m :1: o“ m roars was summoned and treatment”
- . . , momma her by him.
Don". ”1M" ' . ‘ qi Jill injuries are confined to W"-
M W WM. fir
, back, and .it , is probable that
t
d
light," ’ “W“m‘:
You get a better selection and more individual attention.
Go to a man's shop to shop for men.
Look at our list of presents that men appreciate.
Special rich patterns in cravattings. just arrived—picked
out in New York by our Resident Buyer. He knows.
UY a ton of coal that _
B ‘ Shirts in heavy durable silk—$3.50 to $6.50.
Gloves—kid, fur and knit—30c to $6.00.
House gowns and jackets—$5 to $10.
Rogers and Stevens
Mt»? _.. a...-
jnttittli turns ' =
' ‘who went to Germany several years
‘arzo, have returned to this country.
‘ and are at present stopping in Brook”
Illo' tell that one strucl inLInoht
he week. early in the day, it is
Umbrellas
Pajamas
Hats '
Leather Novelties
Walking Sticks
Traveling Bags
Suit Cases .
it. s. a M. Suit or Over— '
coat
Raincoats
Full Dress Suits
Tuxedo Suits
Fur Coats
South Norwalk
Dillfllilfllllllli
Try Grandmother's Old Favorite Rcc‘
ipo of Sage Tea and Sulphur
Almost everyone knous that Sag?
Tea and Sulphur, properly compound-
ed. brings back the natural color and
luslro to the hair when faded, streak-
ed or gray. Years ago the only way
to get this mixture was to matte it at
home. which is mus-3y and trouble-
some.
Nowadays we simply ask at any
drug store for "\Vyelli‘s Sage and Sul-
phur Compound." You not a large
bottle of this old time recipe improv-l
ed by the addition of other ingredients ;
for about 7.0 cents. Everybody “504'
this preparation now. because. no one
can possibly tell that you darkened,
iyour hair, as it does it so naturally1
‘ and evenly. You dampen a sponge or.
soft brush with it and draw this
through your hair, taking one small
strand at a time: by morning.r the gray
hair disappears, and after another up
pliention or two. your hair bet-mites lllll'ill‘y SCdffS.
Ebeautifully dark. thick and glossy and
Iron look years younger. Wyeth}
:Sage and Sulphur Compound is a de-
lightful toilet requisite. it is not in
tended tor the cure, mitigation or pre-
-venYlon of (“sensor-Adv.
Md”
COUNCILMEN DISCUSS CHARTER
'lli'.‘ Council. its :t (-oiiiniittto. met
:r‘t t-wnin" of ill“ ‘itmm it: Muuil'
(‘nl'l Axel 'ilvrriroui. l’mspi-(t auntie,
illlil tiih‘('ll~’:ttl tho tii‘otut,—‘tl illi'll§.-‘.‘
,in the l'li‘ i'ttt' Nutlllil'l SH cm] was.
attoniplinht'd at tho llil'l‘lilliz. ’i‘lit-i
onlv chances in Ibt t-harlur that \\‘P.'P.
.luado “'t'l‘l‘ clerical cl'ror.= aiid little:
was done toward rovisinu the niozluimv
oi the (-‘t‘l‘erolit sections in the chart-
9 “light lliirstroni. after the coil
feleuee. entertained the Council with
a loyal repeat. A social time “as ell-I
§
inrml uml n hint-lentil nunnintr r-nnut
ttttttsts litPl tust 4
People Everywhere Arc Enthusiastic
Over “Neutrone Prescription 99"
Hundleds of bottles of "Neutrone
Prescription 99" are being sold and
druggists say this is the greatest rem-
edy they have ever handled. So
great a demand for a medicine has
some good reason back of it, and in
the case of "\‘cutrone Prescription
99" the reason is its wonder-working
curative power in all forms of rheuma-
tism. “
Inflamatory, muscular and Sciatic
rheumatism are quickly subdued. the
pains of Nellralgin are banished, awol-I
ion Joints and painful muscles disap-.
pear, the blood is purified and the
general health improved when "Neu-
trone Prescription 992' is used.
This successifui prescription is the
tried remedy of a campus specialist
used in his practice tor yam.
To place this "Neutrons Properly
tion 99" within the mob of all the
nicotine been nxoittu. toe and 31.90 ‘
.t‘ttc‘ bottle a short-told! will straw re;
HOWLAND'S
WI. adv. ti in
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HOWLAND’S .
’MWW
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Send your glits to faraway folks might: now!
Be sure their Christmas is made‘merryl
Avoid danger of disappointing them!
Elicre at home. and wherever our own delivery cars go.
And both Uncle Sam and the express companies are
gomg to have more than they can take care of, during the last few days before Christmas.
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Cretonnc to
make pretty gifts.
No wonder folks are mak-
;ing so many things front cre-
itonnc.
' For such crclonlies as these
are inspiration to produce
beautiful and useful articles
.by the dozen!
Small patterns, rich colors,
.——:tnd what 11 range of them!
29c to 50¢ rim.
Larger tapestry patterns are
lwcll-Slllled for draperies—and
give room radically different
Iair.
Third floor.
A scarf that will
influence entire library!
Sometimes one bit of fur-
tnishiiig gives prevailing tone
"to an entire room.
Such furnishings are these
From them, entire room
gains warmth and color and
richness of effect!
Velvet with leather, :ip—
pliqucd designs at each end;
Felt with effective embroid-
ierect patterns at ends;
! Tapestry of special weight
and beauty with f ringed ends.
! $1.50 to $5.
Third floor. _‘ g ‘t‘rat.
Pick clippers for
home-loving man.
Easy slippers and a good
light and comforting warmth;
these appeal to the home man.
Whet er book or tobacco is
his companion, makes no dif-
ference. Slippers are surely
welcomed—and enjoyed!
Handsome dark tan calfskin slip-
pers. trimmed not too family—$3.
Dark tan.,Vlci kid slippers, espe-
cially light and easy—82.60.
Dork tan kid Just a touch of taste-
tut trimming—i2. ,
Plain handsome dark tan kid——
$1.26 and 81.75. .
Tan calflkin or dark shades, cut
low on aides—88.
Low-cut tan kid trimmed with pat-
ent leather—u.
Those close- ittlng high-cut slippers
with elastic at as. good shades 0: tan
——$l.76 $2 and $2.76. -
mp 'Ma My 105.8)
can only be made by use of time.
So, we repeat, send gifts at once to faraway folks.
.belorc Christmas titan a day after!
More furs hurry
in for children!
“How pretty these furs for
little girls are." '
All, they an: more thzm that.
There is warmth to them,
it warmth that keeps little girls’
hands comfortable and that‘
protects their throats against
keen breeze.
There is smart style, a style
just as distinctive and attract-
‘ivc as the styles for women.
Sorts of furs are used.
cxzitiiplcz—
Natuntl opossum—«$1.1
Summer l‘rllllll('- $15
Nulurlll lllll>l{l‘:ll~—$lll
Stitiirrol-Jlfl
Chinchilla—Sill
While llilltt-l-wlltl
l"tl\\'ll ("in“) ~—ST,.'.tl
Rabbit-~81“)
Brown convey—>8 .‘i
imy knit—810
Natural opossutu~$lt50 and $7.50
Morollnx—STJO
Iceland fox—33.75
“'th tllilit-thfl ,
Iceland fox—85 and $7.50
Natural opossum—$7.50
Imitation ermine—$5 and 810
Men will enjoy these
_ on his travels.
“What would you like for
Christmas, Pop?”
Oh don’t bother
about me. i don’t want a
B here are some things
willappreciate just the
i Military’brilfiles in a. leather case
«Playing cards in case
50c 31 and 81.60.
Mealtime case or leather, titted
neat bottioo—Sl 82 and $5.
, neither collar box—$1.50 or» 32:
l-up tourist. cues of
oolhb and such—,-
0! leatheis- p
that keep cigars torn
Plentiiul supply of Christmas wares lsi
here. Abundant and cheerful service is:
here. From Toyland on the Fourth;
Floor, right down through floor after floori
to the sleds and skates and such in the!
front basement, the store offers an abundol
once. ‘
Yet there is one thing it cannot
supply. That is time.
There are justso many days to Christa
mas. \Ve can meet every demand made
upon us for delivery of Christmas things
But to distant points, delivery
Better have them arrive a week;
“A Tishcl, A Tuket, ’ If you think of ivory, ‘
I’ll Pick a Basket.” Lose NO Time!
l\\'l_lill .‘l delightful lot to One of the l'ew things of!
pick from! which we've not a plentifuii
Sewing baskets, flower luts— supply —- American while
kets, and even baskets for ivory toilet-table needs!‘
baby! ,. . ,
3......“ MW... ...,,,, sm, hm... lrtcd hard enough to haver
(easy to fit tilt-m with sewing llt’l'tl- I‘lelllYl BUUglll hig Qllilllllly.
fill» that are dainty ttm)»»tiz'n' t0 ,
32.50. and long :lg‘o. But demand ISv
l'ullm-d sowing baskets. in txral _ ‘ ‘
alligpou and WHO... ... 3L3", very great and makers can.
,.,;,‘_f:§';”,o";‘;f“”“‘°“‘""“‘ """"““' send us no more this season!
Waste-paper [trinkets—25c to 32.2.3.
leiwttes for bully—".85 to $5. Hundmmm. tastrrul, lllt't‘ «tuultll‘w
Lullaby (Wills—‘43:) and 35.354 W i’\’ I‘CdUlC its well as lil't‘lli‘i
Fourth floor. Mirrors. straight or ill”: handle“
‘lJU It! $l..'i0.
8 Hair brushes. i‘il‘lii bristles VSl (03
[3".
it’s well to buy Tm.» :3..- m 31.73.
scrim curtains now.-
mills. “till Uzty iii-c to “.50.
BCCRHISC lllCl‘La (”C thJ lUlS Ul. Hair rt-cl-ivers— 31in in Shift. J
Specral value and attractive Puff "tum-506%? 81-50-
"055! t‘lotllos brushes-SLIM to $3.
lloliilot itruslles— Mn- to $1.75.
llemstitclied scrim made. "up I . I H
with Dutch valance, :ill ..,‘,‘,,,.,:.‘.'f;::,,,‘.,:”i‘-,“W"
hemmed and finished and l‘t,rfulno battles—L73; in $1.50.
ready to be hung quickiy— Shoo horns» :30 lllill not.
75C p'lll" l'iitiile humus and filr~s~25c and:
. . . ,0, .
Dutch-valance style With 1th...." “out..- 2.2.- ...a .20..
,deep lace lllSCrllllg and lime Sets. made up of l‘llllll) brush and.
ledge, all ready to add tlteiri'mi'Z'i-w 1“”,0 ind. "m: . .
beauty to room’s furnishings- --ii. Li‘s-IEIWW "" "m” ””1”"
”SLSO Pillll .\l.l!: t .ti'v .‘l'iF‘ Ski? in 33,
Third loo: 8, ‘ I ll-.l- t. ,
«otter-ant ion
These stockings have
faults;---‘-find ”eml
There must be ' .,
faults in these ‘ . 9,9"?
rich silk stock-
ings! \
The maker says
so. But we can’t
find them, at least
not in majority of
the stockings.
Still they are
regular $1.50 and
$2 stockings—so
they must have .
faults or maker wouldn’t give them to us. so We could sell
them for -— 51,15! «
That maker niakes the finest silk stockings in Ame’r:
ica. He “is so jealous of his reputation that he won’tiet d
air of stockings go out of his mill unles‘s'they are ‘PER—V
FECT—‘rtQiSell at full price.“ _ . - .1. _'
' And when he has, any not perfect, hefv'mn’t letus ad?
vertise his- name—but» we -ct‘tn, sell thematic. bargain, w‘
Here is ‘such a lot. Every rich col " l» Igmany shades;
of flat tutor; beautiful. spotless willie, .d ‘; ' 4‘,
giowingtblack; sold as irregular—but see-,3 ,,
you canifind any faults-f '3 . at. .
.\‘:tll lttiffere—«littvt- tlt‘lilt‘lllllilt‘ rho-ti ..
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