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0“ Tea Co.
124 Washington Street
FLOUR SALE
AdPFLiURnsnahstsl.bag ........ ..........8]_.85
AQP FLOUR, per barrel ................... .. 810.80
PILLSBURY'S, JONES', GOLD MEDAL FLOUR.
PGI'B aoassoolelolo ........... a ........... .
9.. 3‘3... .............................. 321.38
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Bantam
“the hat tyo months. Firs cuss
Ammonium
Dmnhsksstd:
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should b6 thMtlId. my “M, of wit Carrlun'i friends in M'ktfll
Uten- advised him to stick to the Red
"faunas: still?" "i .. .. - ..... ....., .. ..
3° 3' ‘ 9 ' figure that he can settle down in the
110 Washington ltnet
Christmas Aprons
‘A large assortment of fancy Tea Aprons in plain or cross-
bar muslins and dotted swi:s. Insertions in various de-
signs with lace and embroidery edgings. Embroidery and
matched nitl'lea. Some with colored ribbons.
25d 10 $1.00
Showing Aprons in Dotted Swiss, white or flowered lawns
with lace trimmings and large pockets. These aprons may
be easily converted into lugs.
25¢ to $1.00
Large and Medium Sized ‘Aprons-Plain and embroidery
trimmed, in various styles. J ‘ ‘
.s:, 25¢. 50¢. 75¢
J. I. MALLETTE
08 Waitington St. South Norwalk.
'. firm .
attention and endangering hm old homo m. later on. For-hope m.
or individuals as wall are scores of ”vision fans are a bit Milan and
immunities. Heel the trust Iusosu that lamest
“Vudnatioa is the only sure pI'B'. ill! b" not "i. '1“ been 3 I000 “‘
:ve-ntati'o in this epidemic" aver-titeement for their thriving city.
' ‘ia there s classes that you vouldi
" listen to the new owners to return?"
l (‘nulxan was allied,
; “They might work on my. sympathy
Ht) help them out for a year " ri‘llllt‘fl
’ MIDDLETOWN. Conn, Doc 1' — i t‘u'ngnn. "but that would be ill“ limit.
11‘“? death of Adela aniszn six years s- i mostly want to retire to it home
CHILD FATALLY IUINID.
cut Coats. $15.00 to $75.00
I'll-It Coats, 320.00 to $45.00
in. Velours, $45.00 to $165.00
Women's Dresses
An Important Reduction Sale
have several.
Cups 1!: Chink and Salim, also Combinations of Satin and Serge.
Included are the sort of Dresses every;
woman needs and they are so pretty and
withai so reasonable that a woman .may
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For afternoon bridge parties and teas and all daytime society functions as well
IS dinners,
old, which occurred at the hospital
last niaht its a result of hit-us under
Eed at her home several hours flrller
iwa-t the subject at investigation by
.tor‘ny. The child’s entire body the
burned over. The mummies My
,thcy hare betn unable to learn MW
t the hu‘ nine oer-lined.
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.u allowed to go unchecked frequent”
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TUIIROU LOUIS,
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PRINTED CONGOL‘EUMS
ONE PIECE
Congoleum Rugs
6-4x6-4, 8ltx10ft., 9ft.x12lt.
Printed and Inlaid Linoleums
A. DICKERMAN 85 SON
. ”UT" NORWALK, CONN. PHONE 440
J. D. Jackson "Kahlil
‘ craters" Phone “it
Everything in the Optical Line
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EYES EXAMINED FREE
22:2.4--. an---
Simplicity the Keynote of Smart
Midwinter Styles
McCall
Book of
Fashions
'An unusually
stunning collec-
tion of attractive
and easy-to-maite
designs. Especial-
ly appealing to
the Home Dress-
maker from the
standpoint of
econOmy and
style.
NOW ON SALE
McCall B ok
of Fashions
(Winter Quarterly)
Price only soc
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PNEUMONIA,
CATARRH,
' ronsttms,
snoncui'rls,
grind downs oi other dnnnroua but
glean well known 0M“. such as la~
;teci.ions ol‘ the Inner foetal passages.
:ear complications, sin, and trial-nutri-
"uon in children. Golds u- not neces-
inary tor any one to endure for any
iiannth at time. certainly not long
iartougn tor any ot the above mention-
___=._.ied dangerous diseases to develop—l
PROVIDED, thttt s prompt use of
Unollna is made. This remedy is
Istnndard. a pure and wholesome emul-
‘stos or flax-seed oil, ecslntaa, lrish
moss. and other edicient preparations.
in removes the cause at colds and
Jams the system at to remit the in-
!rosds or (arms that overcome weaken-
‘sd and run-down people. Its bod!
Ehuiiding Qualities have long been roo-
ognised by physicians, and thousands
itestify to the mod it has done and is
S'dolug'them and thclr families. Take
it at the first sign of a cold on hon
llht' medic-i exattiiner. Dr. J. l", Cale! ‘
. Mn 1 do not are to are the old club.
,sulver, htiwsvor."
lie was tasked: ”Thnn you will he]
will» on in the nprinfl?" l
it'll smilrd and said: "i don't think.
, 1 will.”
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| cotton-n HOLD! rmo Fol!
GABON MURD'R.
ltllllxll‘."0RT. he", 7:~Edwn'd
Sit-fiery, Henry W. Wok-h and John
t‘uinnsush. all of as AvHM'n “in".
are held criminally rosgonslblo for!
[1110 killinn 0! Nathan (town by shoot-
in; in hill store, are Warren street. in-
n l'lmlin.r mule r-nltllr w-stnwtnv bv
. (lt‘rolu-r lolin J. l’helan. He finds that
ll‘ilt'llkrr find \l'ulnh enter-mi Hm ntnrn
| tm 'Hvr rtu'h holdlna a revolver Ind
‘WPli'll nlno lmvln: a ,htsckiuclt. (‘av-
am-nrh stood in nn- dnnrwsv.
“'n'kinl toward (town. A t‘lnthlne
[“1101an in n crom-Hnw Wanner.
t Shiites-v ”std. Worm still, don't move,
In" 1'" blow: vnur lm-ul AN” W's.
lf‘nrnn "an Maid“ hp! hunk-ind Ac
anttnrs- «Name it... threat M fin-d.
"-5 hullnl Nth-rad (lnmn'n ”Moms-1L
"- I'lvd Within two days in St. Vin i
'rpnf‘q hncn’lnl l
‘ (‘omnpr Phohn examined Hm tn“
.lnuinrv \s'itnpncnu; 'hltr‘ (‘nrnnam'h‘
M1 cornered who madn a finfl'""ll0fiil
iPJuHm-v and “Mini: who would not.
ltnllt; John Mvu'llnn who ‘u pureed“
with Mann; mnmn Mr-Millgn wit“:
in! John pm! a wwwer nt N Atlantic-l
«WM: Philip thnlro. of m Warren'
strut, Md Sadie Caron. widow of thel
slain man.
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FARM BUREAU MEETING
Annual son-ton n Nam-n. Mm Mon.‘
fly—Amndmm i
Concerning the annual meeting of
tho Mirth-id (‘Nflttv Farm nun-u. to
be held next Honda, at Norwnik. the
edicts: announcement sent to men-
hers: ‘
no mass! meeting or the humid,
County int-m Bureau will he held at
the Norwalk headquarters, Monday.
December it, at ll I. tn. for the our».
pose of hearing the annual reports of!
the president. secretary. treasurer sndE
Min carat: to take action on the
budget for tho comlnl year: to nomin.
01.0 and elect null-or and directors: to
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‘} you feel physically unfit.
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(digitalis: a FREE COUPON for your choice of any roe °’.
, r: ' .. 4 us steam. panes
sill—Mints So. Nor-walk
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i. . ' -W. ,,IW‘COW§=&U¢ V‘
‘ their
like action on amendments to the con- i
‘tstltution. as follow: ,
.. l Article IV. fiction 2 shall he amend-j
. ed by adding the secretary to tho es-i
' ecuttve committee. l
Another section shall be added to
inflicts W. to road as follows: i
"Bectiona. ’l‘wo auditors shall be
nominated nnd elected each year, be}
ginning with the annual mot-ting ot.‘
December. 1916."
Article Vi. Section i shall be amend-
ed by adding the words, “The Tree.
auror shall furnish s bond.“ and to
transact any other business that may
properly come before this meetinor."
The plan. ms and new manner-
shlp oornmltteo will report at this
meeting.
Amusements on being made to
.ana prominent speakers tor this oe
i cantons—spooning to tithe place immed‘
lately after lunch.
3. Brown of Danton was w rent
tear and treasurer and the 31.7 (1er
we can recommend and to ,0. We! mama! “‘0
maintaining an interest in ' more committee. Alter uh angst-
performance lite: overruns a dinner wae adored.’
to ‘nansonc
£805 , ‘ ' '
. non; _ 13am not
v-crnh‘ today intimated Oilfi-
deslen upon the policy. of.
. offering only such watches as
sale.”
It is well worth vows mitt.
to consider our watches and
arises before deciding upon a
s. , “"
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pnrchas_ ., W”,m’fi1m{a§i{*3fihl’.
A Kw 0f the "all!“ .Qsmoi listMand Golf
watches we mwalqu,
$10.00 to $20.00
Former prices $15.00 to $35.00. Look them over.
A Gay Show of Fans
For Christmas
lira-mid floor.
Dainty Garments underneath
The Camisoleis. important as
thshloussortheieas.
tn?” Pink hm an Osmisolss are
e trimmed with broad bands of filet or
'0 VC 1 Y imitation irish lace, very effective, with
F a n s , lace or ribbon shoulder-straps. _
t h e in holly boxes. t
plumed 59 CtS, '
05inch Camisoles of white or flesh thtet'
and . ail and crepe de chine
feacock at 65, 98 cts., $1.00, 81.25 and up.
ancres, ,
as well Boudoir Cape of Japanese sills on
' as the silk, lace and tin- crepe de chine combined with lace,
seled affairs, it is im- , 59 'fl' “9 mm“, m,‘
possible not to picture
above them bright
eyes and pretty faces
with powder, patch
and rouge. No femi-
nine accessory is so
irresistible as a fan. it
bears and. sees every-
thing, but it keeps its owner’s secrets.
Novelties ht Feather Fans, pink,
light blue, white, Belgian blue, maize.
rose, green, urple and black,
3 .25, $2.75, up to $6.50.
White decorated Gauss Fans at
25, 50, 75, $1.00, up to $8.50.
Japanese Silk Fans, hand decorated,
89 cts., $1.00 to $2.50.
Chilth'en’s Party Fans.
in white and dainty colorings, at
35, 50 eta. and $1.00.
Feather Fans, white, pink and blue,
59 ctr.
Center Aisle, main floor.
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The “Merney” Boudoir
Cap and Bag
'A coquettish little affair of silk and
lace which the girls wear for dancing
parties, and which, if the wearer
chooses, she may convert into a bag
by simply drawing up the tie strings.
Lingerie Shop, second floor.
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Silk Petticoats
Those in search of useful gifts Will
do well to consider the fine values in
Petticoats this December.
Heavy Tafl'etss, black and colors,
$3.90 special
Silk Jersey tops with taffeta flonnces,
$6.06 specious
Hestherblooms in holly boxes,
Heather-blooms with tafi'eta flounces
‘ Second floor.
Housekeeping Stationery Section
Needs .- Waterman’s Fountain
Pens, the dependable
hit e t s sdnogv y kind,
wena reas,>ro- .‘ ,
chat or satiti), hemmed, Black and white, $2.50, $3.50, 05.00.
fringed or scalloped, .
$1.50 to $10.00.
Quilt and Bolster Set strioes and instep em.1
.with embroidered edges, bro dery, all color ef-
$5.50. fects, ‘
Fine Lt" ‘r "'v -
Etude .- ' 0‘}
Sets of luc‘ y‘sorts. '
‘ $1.67 0 55-(3.
. Portfci’ns‘in all (:31.
0113 lfiiiii‘eng \
, e‘ $1200t0‘vfltt’0.
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pure silk, every thread?
Holiday novelties!‘
$l.00
Many of you will undoubt- emanate oononW‘NONAL llipplstte Quilts,
edly have Watches on your mitts-rims error omens. $1.40. 01-75. $3.00- chularly sold . at‘
Christmas list this year. A meetina-oi the. rumors assoclo- mm Cue“ $1.25. Dont miss!
We have watches at eve uon or Confiscation-l Emilie“ V“ R . . qt ..» in.” ‘hem
price at which 1 ‘0“ mt h.“ ’3.t°rd.7 m“. It u” “M Cg! , : F: "M: floor cantor aisle
can be sold and every wittli‘ lair-meld. The norms-mm '“ . Styles, ? '
sold by us at any price is trim over to the mum-toil oft-M . very alt ': _, l “"
guaranteed to be the best lagoon. oi nut-tau. oat W“ special 1» . ca: . '
value obtainable. {tiara and to the election 0‘ MW“ 31 21' ~' '* "t , Fancy French Goods.
we have built our reputa- ‘ the it". w. c. n. no. or wit-tron ‘ ' ’ “j... -J " *
tion and ourbusiness as watch was elected model-um “G “"1 “‘- 3' ,1!" *‘m “mm ' ,
'A large case in the
MillinerywShop has been
givenqver to the display
_ of a, line of exclusive
French articles. Bags,
Fountain Pens with
gold filled chains at-g
tached, " "‘
. to.
two. $3.50. 11‘
Eagle Fountain Pens,
much appreciated by
school boys and girls,
‘ for $1.00.
£12": at Packets for Gifts.
Verveinc, or rose put-
p);::‘;i. in 1.1135: heart-
shaped lace bags, $2.00.
Floral Hearts, nice for
the wardrobe, $1.50.
Floral Horseshoes,
“.00. ’
Wreaths and Pi‘lmvs 75 etc.
Lemon Verbena
mg “0"] W . iii-“ii in memfi girl *7. . . . , ,
nut. °°_. m M hon diam ta venom ms- 6 . f ”4'". M m 9‘." Baskets and other fancy mu“ 0"“ ‘
, ' ‘ ‘ its a": , ._ ._ 1a ’ . 1 articles for the d.- szin sm'“‘""°d “we“ mull
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RUIN“ ENM . s." ‘ " * so on. to table orphrsonai use, at “‘3'" “M" 1‘ “'-
“ , y a” . n.“ - ‘ w . ’ 'must‘desiritblc. g u.. Toilet fiction, main floor. .a
of" "O “'0‘“: ‘(X‘Oi’d ,. .
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