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south Norwalk Truot Co. Bldg.
1 great deal to you.
' Taylor&Golden
Telephone No. 1230
South Norwalk Truot Co. Bldg.
ftere comes
7 Qecembcr —
, you shout
UY a ten of coal that
will
ashamed
make
of
full up that coal bin with the
best: fuel sold.
December 1
himself
Harris 51 Gans
Water St. South Norwali it
till NEWS
34- i'Vv'lk attorneys 1:11- in li'i'idgi-
1 Gray fox scarf—$40
, Black wolf scarf—$20 '
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Howmno's
' HOWLAND'S
IBegmning‘ Saturday the store W111 be open each
evcnmg untll Christmas
that go.
Furs that give.
style and warmth
Snuggling closely up be.
almostcarelessly about one’s
shoulders; these new rich-
looking furs add beauty and
smartucss to costume.
They add just as much
warmth and comfort too.
Sharp breeze and coldness
have no terrors for woman
with good for scarf or cape.
iiere are- some that may be
depended on. Good 11:15.
.14r111ect sinuies, nicely made-—
i Black fox scarf—$40 |
Black fox scarf—$45
Kit coney scarf—$15
't‘aupe fox scarf—$15
iindson seal scarf—$12.50
Black lynx scarf—$20
Moliuc cape—$15
Moroliux scarf—$10 .
Badger scarf—$12.50
Iocond floor.
Hudson blue fox scarf—$50
Skunk scarf—$30
Raccoon scarf—$20
Red fox scarf—$20
Silver lynx scarf—$35
Silk un’derwgar.
luuttcd and luxurious
Yet luxury is but one of its features.
"i'is actually of great service, of surpassing comfort, of
'-.ieligi1ting satisfaction.
The knitted fabric is elastic.
it weighs but little, is not bur-
densome. Yet ’tis so firm and fine and excellent that every
garment wears long and well.
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'Mitl him-i: up against the ltnckviilcp
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b;'l‘1‘t i.111'st l‘i‘ttttl'tH.
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'ii11- (mes-.1 of David ltor'nslein. of
.1111 1 311011, who was .11-1.151111 yester-
day lllUl‘lltllL‘. by Sergeant ..'. Harry
(“~on for reckless driving, after his
sliimnnhilo truck had ripped through .
lllt' stone wall at the foot of West-
for
too 1110111212.: in the uptown court at
9 o'clock
”.—
~ 0116 btlt'alls. stick pins, tie clasp‘s, 1
west chains. cigar cutters, pocket
knives, signet and stone rings at
Brand's jewelry store. South Norwalk.
“Black Diamonds," somebody has
oppropriatety named the much covet-
ed foal. Local dealers continue to
Warn their patrons not to order large-
11' in one time. lf'this keeps up all
1111111112 the. only apparent inconveni-
ence will be to the dealers, who will ’
given. patrons, over a longer period
of t.irno..Pe0pie who formerly had ten
or fifteen tons of coal in their cellars
at this. season have about a ton now.
fut. for the most part. at least. 1
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- ‘XourBusiness Affairs
In the building up and de-
'veloping of your business at-
.fairs, a Checking Account in
this bank will prove of the
greatest 'servie to you.
Our large and steadily in-
5- . creasing list of satisfied» cus—
, -tomerg is the best poasible
proof of the satisfactory ser-
airicc which we tender.
'11- 2112111 liltil 11.
M't-uue iliii. will be heard :tomor- '
have to spread their deliveries, to ,
1 and the dealers in Norwalk certainly '
' 1111th admit that the public is trust- ;
Combination suits and envelope Chemises, delicate hue
5of pink—S3. 75 to $5.
2
Vests, .pink with fine embroidered decoration—$1.75
10 S4.
Plain fine vests, white or pink—$1.50 to $3.
Bloomers pink or white—til. 50 to $4. 50.
Combination vests with top of knitted silk upon a
'le body. New and excellent—$1
Sturdier vests of lisie with fancy yoke—25c to $1.
Loft aisle. roar.
\ Playouits that
make play better
“Come on, \iet’s play lndian.”
“All right. l’li be the lwlian chief—and Jennie can be
my squawfi-and Susie can be the broncho girl what comes
:idin' in and saves her cowboy brother from my vengeance
-—and Billy can be the scout what shows the way. ”
“But Jimmy wants to be a policeman!”
“Oh, that’s all right. Jimmy can be a policeman to-
morrow and wear his suit. '1 oday he can watch us.”
And a suit for everyone of those happy young folks 1,
is waiting right here;
joy-givers.
$1 to $3.
ready to join the other Christmas
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Front basement. '-
so
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A bowling alley
for'thc' band
.Yes, a bowling alley in small dimensions.
Set up on a table that can be spun around 50 players
in a circle may playwithout changing their seats.
. And how one can knock down the Kins—after be geté
the trick of shooting the bail down the al
'A grime for EVERY member of the family—$5.
. mm .
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What a lot of them!”
neath one's chin, or hanging .
it fits snugly but with '
' into the basket too.
Let every boy get his share of the joy that is in toys
Railroad trains that beat the
Berkshires “out of sight: games in which it takes a skilled
hand to put the marble where it belongs. cannons that do
awful damage. steel building sections to be put together.
typewriters that write a readable letter. electric engines.—
ithings with life and go and fun in them. Toyland holds lots of things for boys; for girls. too,—
'but that’ 5 another story.
Colors or stripes;
which stockings?
There are no bounds to
choice; pick exactly as fancy
suggests
Some of the smartest ahd
most—stylish stockings are in
stripes; circular stripes. for
example.
Some of the handsomest
stockings are in beautiful
tones ot' color.
Black stockings are of
deep beautiful dye. white
ones gleam with a spotless
purity.
it’s a splendid CUllL‘t‘ilIiii——-l1ti' gift or for one's per-
sonal use.
Striped and dotted 1nd drop .tiitih silk tucking. d117-
ens of combinations or 1.21' bunny and spiendil CllCtl—‘
$1 and St R11
Colored silk 5.11 kings in the handsome hues 1h it we
required by gowns. nd Costumes of the scrson—Sl and
$1.50.
Fiber silk stockings of white 111' black.
with double soles—SOC.
lisie stockings of fin." textur e and siren 1111 medium
weight, black or white, lift\., ' elastic tops and double best
and toe—37" -c; 3 p urs $1.10. \
White. or black fiber :i.kof special quality. rich luster.
good weight—35c; 3 pairs Si
lightweight lisle stocking. bi; 1ck or u lute—111 i pairs.
good \i‘ciglil,
Ur
l. .
Girls’ stockings of lisle \vith silkv finish 1.9.51.1...»
black, double soles—25c.
Fine silk shaped stockings for girls. (11 splendid finish
and given extra strength by lOps oi lisie and double h'e2
and toe, white 01 black—$1.15
Babies’ silk- and wool stockings, d: duty and service ible
and warm, white pink blue tan and black—Soc
Cashmere stockings to: babies, soft and line, white tan
black pink and blue—Soc.
Lott aisle, rear.
“Walrus“ handbag
of great value-"$5
A handbag that man or woman will carry'c1111tente.‘iiv
on any journey.
Actually made of cowhide with a staunch steel frame.
But that cowhide is grained so it looks like walrus
hide is dyed a rich black ,—-—is, appar',ently walrus.
b.0utleatlie1sshandie and corners, staunch lining;
erything to insure wear.
That lining is remarkable—wt army uniform khaki,
it will outwear two or three of usual leather linings!
.Bags of right size for men or women, 14 to 118 inches
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Third floor.
Put grape juicgln
t'l1c Christmas basket
That basket of goodies going to somebodv less fortu-
nate than yourself!
Give it the touch of novel thoughtfulness, add 3 bot-
tles ofHowco grape juice to the staples and the tea and the
coffee.
What a welcome the delightful-flavored beverage will
get! . ..
" Three bottles, packed safely in'box—Soc. "1
Of course, Howco teas and coffees are ready to hurry
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5 Did 3’35“
Brassiercs give figure
grace w1tl1 comfort
I nd what beauties they
are themselves!
Cut on lines that make
them fit smoothly and
support the figure, they
are trimmed handsomely
with lace and embroidery.
Dozens of models—in-
cluding some especially
planned for women of full
figure.
Square neck trimmed with wide lace and V neck trim-
med with embroidery or lace—50c.
~ V and square neck trimmed Willi wide Cluny lace-—
75c.
i ace in assieres in all ner patterns, narrow pink ribbon
E it top and 21121111.. and '1..'1ishe :1 without shoulder straps cs-
'peciallv for wear with eveniig gowns—4‘.‘
Allover lace in. issiere .1 1th narrow shoulder-straps of ;
ribbon—Soc and Si.
i'mbroiderv- trimmed patterns in good variety. a num-
fbei 1f widths oi embroider;y —Sl. "
\ neck models, Cluny tree at top and bottom or lace
top and embroidery bottom -—Sl.
’ Sp ciai 2111111 u .11sttd models in sizes to 50, trimmed '
with c.1nbi'oide1'y or cr:eim lace—$1 and $1. 50
Fine p itterns finished w 1th Cluny lace combined witli 1
emlu'oiderv—Si. So and 32.
t Beauties of ailmer lac: with handsome ribbon drawn
throuy h top—S. "
Second noon.
A" girl 5 gift . ',_
to her chum" '
Prettv boudoir cap, 11.: or net or crepe de chine; 111'.
la combination of them. 59c to $5.
A siipover gown daintiiy embroidered or trimmed with
lack-59c to $3.50.
, A camisole of washable satin or fine crepe dc chine,
finished with trimming of lace or with ribbon straps—-
8.1 25 to $3 50.
\ silk petticoat of sot: but firm taffeta, in diangeablej
color combinations if desired—$3. 50 to $6.50.
becond floor.
DuBarry pattern,
white ivory betel
Didn’t expect to be able to print such news as this!
. After weeks and months of waiting; the DuBarry '
brushes and mirrors and 3'1: 21 are here in American 1vory.‘ .
it’s a wonderfully graceful pattern; folks may now
add to the pieces they got in the past: ‘
But—supply is iimitei .
Hair brushes—$3 and $3. 50. Hair receivers—$1.75.
Trays—Si and $1. 75. Puff boxes—$1.75. .
Mirrors—$3 and 53. 50. Manicure pieces—75c and 31'.
Center able. m
For a golfer.
golf supplies of course _
Easy to choose for a man, when you know what he '1';
enjoys most. - . , ' 3
And so the golfer' is no puzzle. ' '1
A couple of new clubs; or a bag to replace the one
he' 5 worn- out 111‘ years of use.
,And if the club doesn’t quite suit, no risk has been.
run for he'can make an exthange!
t» clubs, 31. Soto $3—'—bags, zsctoos.
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