Evening sentinel, Friday, December 8, 1916 · page 9

 
 

 

 

An unrivalled assortment of Fashionable Dresses in newest models

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suitable for afternoon and evening wear; made

Poplin, Satin, Crepe De Chine, Taffeta and Georgette Crepe.

Specially priced at

1 $4.99 $7.93 $10.99 up to $24.99

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153 Washington Street

For Particular Women and Misses

COATS IN ALL THE APPROVED COLORS IN PLUSH,
VELOUR DE NORD, WOOL VELOUR, BROADCLOTH,
ETC.. AT THESE REMARKABLE PRICES.

$10.98, $12.98, $14.98 up to $37.50

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Men’s O'coats
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Italian Silk Underwear
is AlwaysWelcome

With so many women, Italian Silk Underwear, like silk
stockings. has become a necessity rather than a luxury, that
coming as gifts, they are more than ever appreciated.

. SILK VESTS. with band‘or crocheted top; white or

pink. at $1.98. $2.25 and $2.50
SILK TIGHTS, well reinforCed, at . ,. ...... . $2.50

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33 WASHINGTON s'r.

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gratuitous
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The plans for n Municipal i'hrirtt-
mus celebration to be hold at the Ar-
mory the evening or" December 24.1
lilt‘ rapidly bring formulated. Last
yr-ar n siniilinr celebration—Nina held-
and proved that it had the hearty ap-
proxnl of Norwulkers and it will be
repeated this year. '

A huge Christmas tree has been see
cured and will be placed at the Ar;
mory. The decorations which are to
adorn the tree will make it a beauti-fl
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over it, and other yulctide trimmings
will compels the decorations.

the. best features of the evening.

The children frbm the schools ot"
Nm'walk are. expected to attend in
a body and it is probable there will‘.‘1
be addictions and other features by

nut been fully decided as yet.

The affair is under the direction of
Miss Hazel Lockwood who also con-

 

] .CiiriSImas Furniture

.Our holiday display on both of our immense display
floors is by far the most attractive we have ever shown,
and includes everything from complete sets for parlornden.
office, sleeping room and. dining room to dainty single pie-Eat
that make a big showing for a small sum.

. ‘ A NEW LINE OF NOVELTras

, of wood, metal, wicker, pottery and glass that must b
seen to be appreciated. ' . ‘ -

. . nil purchases will be gladly «reServed for future delivery.

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ducted theh exercises of last year.
Under her able supervision it should

prove to be the best ever. i“

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The Season’s Finest Coats

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All of Them Loud
of “Neutrono Prescription 09"

A working man buying a bottle of

. Neutrons Prescription 99" was asked

Will Solve Your Coat Problem Here Saturday '

wa'va pm THE pierces wrrnm REACH or ALL. our:
srocx rs THE FINEST OBTAINABLE AND you WON'T
HAVE TO PAY CASH. '

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In Their Praises

how it was helping him.

“Helping me," he replied. ‘Why,

them is nothing on earth like it:.You
on‘t know how my poor swollen, stiff
joints and muscles pained and burned.

was nearly crazy with the suffering

A countless number of ool-l and the worry of losing so much time
orcii electric lights will be strung all, and pup

“Before I knew about “Neutrons

A splendid concert will be providedipwscflpfionl 99" I tried all kinds 0!
by the American band. This part of,tablets and linlmcnts, but one bottle
the program will prow m be one Oflof “Neutrons Prescription 99" helped
me so much that .1 am never without
it nowT'all pain and swelling in gom

rid 1 test like doing things."
“Neutrons Prescription 99" certain-

them. This part Of ”19 Pregram has. ly_,must be a wonder," the drugglst re
lpiied.
,thing like it1 they all say the same."
|50c and $1.00 the bottle, mall orders
E filled on 3100 size—Clifford Pharmacy.

“We have never handled any-

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record. conservative managementl‘oad itl‘on financial W
sources as essential future's pitch ahauidfinfitknce you in
selecting a.ssfo-depositoryfor your on ' ‘
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hit the utomoblic business as ye..
there is great actiiity in that fiell.’

Probably it in not because of the l

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neglect of the men who "corner" com: 6
moditlcs to set the automobiles into
a corner; perhaps they couldn’t find al
corner big enough to hold the great“
number of cars that have been mauu-l
lectured in America in the past year; i ,
but, at any rate, the price is dropping. i ‘I
rather than increasing. and, since that
automobile is the only thing that sells
cheaper than it did a year ago. one
must believe that people no buying
cars to snub the man who cornered
eggs, and those who have control of
other food necessities.

Some people, it is said. would rather
ride in automobiles than eat. it seems
that there are precious few people who
do not look forward to the day when
“we can have our own car.“ Many who
dreamed of this in the past were able
to realise the dream when the current
true reason for the great increase in
prosperity came. Probably that is the
the sales of motor (airs. Dealers say
that the great amount of competition
in the field is the reason why theft
price of automobiles fall. rather than”
ascend, and they have plenty of proofi
of this, for there are any number of,
manufacturers of cars. and any num~ii
her and variety of makes and styles of 11
cars, while nearly every week adds all
new one to the list. The automobile-1‘
seemed to be manufactured in classes,
which are bounded by certain prices.
When a new maker comes forward;
with a car of an old "class." and offers
it at a lower price than has prevailed '
in that “class." then all of the makers
in the "class" are forced to drop their
prices. Our favorite make of car was
selling very cheap up to a your or so
ago. and it was predicted that honors
forth the price of that style must rise, ,
’ rather than full. Suddenly there came"
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_ ;.‘Y‘vud.-’ very "lW. dropped near,
ly lb per cont.. a ri‘r‘md. ._

Norwnlk dealers buyv fiddthl vre'ttly
to their hurinvss in the not" two "'31“.
and. it Hi?2 is an. iniiimuovi ct ru-
sultm: mains, thou zi'l l'wnl ttl‘ali‘r‘l
surely are more prosperous today than
they have rvcr been in the dealings in
Norwalk. Nrnrly twice the number of
cars were sold here in the past year
than in my previous ilk" period. High-2
priced. as well as low-priced. can WON"
‘ sold in great numbers. and there was
it tendency to turn in secondhand
cars of :1 given style to procure the,
latest model of the same car, when it:
come own the market, more than lnit
'imy other year. .

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, ill Association of Sheet. and 'l‘inplate

Manufacturers. conlprisiniz about 05;
and tinplsto goods in the country. to-
day announced the placing in effect of ‘
a new contract which is designed to.
eliminate speculative buyers. Tho
new contract binds the buyer to take
all orders placed or pay a penalty of
10 per cent; of the contract price.
lieratofore when a )0er placed his.
orders and the market declined he ;
would cancel his orders. ‘
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~lf you had been a good Zeniinel
class-tiled advertiser, at tlzo time you
secured your present position. per-
hapa you would have found one pay-
ing twice the salary—chad with twice

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DURING THE WINTER MONTHS, even with your '
kithen range in use, there are many times each day that
your GAS RANGE can be used to excellent advantage. For ,
breakfast, dinner and supper your GAS RANGE is ready

for use.

The United Electric Light 8r
Water Co.

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Useful and Practical Christmas

Gifts
Beautiful Sparkling

. Fancy China

Chocolate sets ...31.75 to $5.00

Cake set: .......... 98c to $3.98

lee exam or berry sets, 98c to
$3. . ‘

Chooolate pots....98c to $1.50

Sugar and cream sets, 25901.50

Bureau ”to ....... 69e to $2.98
Salad dishes ...... 25c to $2.50
Shaving cups ........ 19c to 50¢
Mayonaise utl....75c and 98o
Baby plates ............... 250
BRASS WARE

Cups and saucers. . . .10c to 50¢
Fern dishes ........ 75c to $1.50
Judiniereo ........ 89c to $2.50
Candie sticks ......... 75¢ each
Smoking sets ............ $1.50
Au: trays ......... 19c to $125

WEAR EVER ALUMINUM

WARE

Tea and coffee pots. rice boil.
ore, omlet pans, tea kettles,
Berlin kettles, percolatoro, om.

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SILVERWARE
noget‘l i881 and Community
plate, knives, forks, tea spoons,
table spoons, oyster forks, but.
ter knives, etc., at lowest prices

Cut Glass

Water bottles ............. $2.50
Watet‘tumblers .........75c up
Water jugs ............ «1.5.1.:
Reflectors $1.50 up
Celery trays ............. $1.”
Fruit bowls . .. . 51.75 to $3.”
Vases $2.25 to 02.”

Sugar and cream 861......2.”
Salt and pepper choker-o. .3c up
Bulb vases .............. 39¢
Fern dishes ....$1.50 and $2.”
Vinegar cruits . . ...... $225
Handlenappieo ....75c to $1.“
Mayonaioe set: ..........$2.0I
COPPER NIC""" PLAN-.u
WARE

Tea ball, tea pots, coffee and
ten pots, poxcodaton, coffee
machines, crumb and bruoh
trayofleo kettlel.

Hotpoint, electric ironn.$3.75
Gas irons ' $2.25
Vacuum botties .......... $1.70
Universal lunch boxes, with

vacuum bottle ......... $2.50
Casserole: with nickel frames,

$1.98 up
Plank steak boards, with niokol
frame .................. $3.90

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per cent. of the manufacturers of sheet "'""'“——-—*——

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COCOA 'th that “Cliocda‘ A ty'T eta ’2 '
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You'll get the BEST cocoa that you ever tasted.
. Rudd's. you know. is mach more freely powdered
than other branda~it dissolves more readily and
more completdy. And it not only has nonmiher

min but geisout mot that delicious "chooolaiy"
flavor of the cocoa beans .

Besides um. men sunny 249;. ofcocoa butter.
And this is important. amenity when you have
children whg lilo. cocoa. Film with 23"}- are

TOYS

Dolls. games, express wagons, automobiles, do;l carriages, chit.
drenc‘ chairs. hobby horses, self steering sleds, coaster wagons,
wheel barrows, velocipideo. ct:-

Albert P". Gehefié

Phone 1069-2 Prompt Delivery
25 wnrhingion Street, ’ Scuth Norwnlk.

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cup of Runkel’s under my belt, I’ve .
started the day RIGHT. Mostoocoas
are wishy-washy to me—but Runkel’s‘
hits the spot—SMASH and gives me;

e ‘pep‘ for a day‘s hard work, It's
Kat ‘chocolaty‘ taste I like",

'Runkel's Cocoa is so Well balanced that it is the}
most satisfactory for, eVerybody every meal of every ,
day. It is smoother-and you never hear anybdy ~
say "Try some other cocoa" alter Runkel's gets l
on the table once. Try it-today—at your grocers, i
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