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BUSINESS AND WRITTEN AS
SOUR INSURANCE SHOULD BE.
WRITTEN TO PROPERLY COV-
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Ioouth Norwallt Trust Co. Bldg.
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Taylor&Golden
1' Telephone No. 1230
: South Norwalk Trust Co. Bldg. I
‘ Indiana and Ohio.
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we're waging a carn-
paign! against winter
and your assistance will make 1
not neutral...—
Vit uncomfortably hot for this
icold blooded gentleman.
lii’t’e‘ve got a lot of faith in our
Icoal and you will have, too, af-
Itcr you‘ve tried some of it.
f Send in your order today. Our
gdelivery is prompt.
i I-Iarris & Gama
Water St. South Norwalh
Iibut that’s another story,
Furs that give
style and warmth
8111114141111" closel3 11p le-
neath one’s chin, or hanging
1111111ist-carelessly about one’s
shoulders; these new rich-
lookintr furs add beauty and
madness to costume.
They add just as much
warmth and Comfort too.
Sharp breeze and coldness
have no terrors for woman
with good fur scarf or cape.
l'l ere are some that may he
depended on.
WEATHER FORECAST. 1
I Forecast 1111' .\'()l‘\\'ilIIV' 111111 \'I('IIIII)‘?
Fair, t'oldor tonight; Sunday partly
cloudy and contintu-d cold; diminish-
ing 11 11st \\ inds. ’l‘l11'1 storm which pass-
ed (I\'t‘1‘ this section yesterday is non".
central 111' Foster" 117111111. It 11111111111
high winds. \\ 1111 snoVV, 1111111.: 1111: coast '
from Virginia to Maine. l‘orrl.111d, 3111...;
reports 11 baronn'tor reading of 28.9“,
inches ttlid 13.1” inches of lil'f‘t'lllllll'ly . - ()(lOdI l[|"F‘
(i011. 'Anotlwr disturbance 1.11 1-1'1111'111I11‘.JL‘I'CCII SIILIPL‘S, IIICCIy Illiltlc‘m
over the Upper MissiSsippi Valley. I o
The temperatures 111'1'1 low can from I
111111 l'rt‘rezing tem-
lleratures extend an tar south as tho It
Black fox scarf—$40
Gray fox scarf—$40
'ludson blue fox scarf—$50
BlackJox scarf—.3545
Kit coney scarf—$15
'l laupe to}. scarf—$15
Gulf. Pensacola. l-‘111.. 1'1'111'8‘11'11 Ii‘llna1 \ :
1,0,”, IISSI‘WI‘ scarf—$30 . Hudson seal scarf—$12.50
W Raccoon scarf—$20 Black 131111 scarf—$20
WEATHER A YEAR AGO:
Red fox scarf—$20
1 , TODAY Silver lynx scarf—$35
1 I 11 l
mitult‘ipItII'uiturt on p11 1 . BIIle \1 0” scarf—$20
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Sill IIIIIS
it s. \\' II. .A. 1‘. .~.~1 .1. l.'11 . .. .‘ , .
giltttl'i', is ri'pltiriilt‘tl to tIit- I1‘it'sinllisiiiit'l ,‘1 \ CI IIIAUIy 15 pllt OIIC Of IIS {call-“es-
1‘ "““‘ "'1“ "“‘.““'-“"~- .“"' “‘~"~" ”‘ “' “[15 actually ot areal serV1ce, of surpassnrc ComIol‘I. of
Ilromr and \\'11111- 1'1111111 (log. I ‘ t
‘ .ielighting satisfaction.
1 M-olinc cape—$15
Morolinx scarf—$10
Badg er scarf—$12. 50
iocond floor
Silk underwear,
knitted and luxurious
““‘"‘"-" “"““‘" '_~'“""““'I"I“ "f“; ,1 The knitted fabric is elastic. It fits snugly but with
not he hortlon so1'11..113. (.1 his 1211 ”0 llfllllpelilng 0f fYCCCIOIlI. it “ CII’IIS Illii. IIIIIC, IS IIOI I‘lll-
1021. 1.111100ch \\1111 Its at t‘ 11: 11'1‘st'
cmnh‘ densome. Yet ’tis so firm and fine and excellent that eV"c1y
1' ar ment wears long and well.
Combination suits and ain't". ope chcmises, delicate hue
ot pink—$3 75 to $5.
Vests, pink with line enthr'oidmed
0 S4.
Plain fine Vests, white or pink—Si. R11 to st.
Bloomers, pink or white-—$1.5o 1,os._i «,o.
Brand's, \\‘nshingzton
-’.‘\‘orVV'allt.
.Tl't't'l.
11:. 1"1is' (11111:: call 1'1'111111011 to 1111
:tlt‘ial oualitV ol‘ 1111-i1 recent invoicos
111111111 “11111? is hurt out of the not
.weailrer by 11'1'11111 of their coal pock-I ..
thus assuming deliV'erV of good 1
.lhah coal in all kinds of “amber.
decoration—«3 1.75
1‘} ”BASKETBALL MONDAY
{1 George Smith plays center for Nor ‘1
>walk against Harrison, (New Jersey)‘
:IIV-E. Preliminary game. Dancing. Ar- :. iI-‘IC body. New 'IIICI excelient—Sl.
Snow'- 11915011119111.1111 3111.1 at 110.111.111.113 sturdier '1' ests of lisle with fanc3 3 ke— _ . 111 SI.
filtationory store. Len “510' ram
‘ 1111 ((111 ‘1‘1nittt‘1 on .110 turkey supi \
111 “him will be 111111 in the Pioneer:
i1.1'111111=1's in Main street, on the.
111st111.11.111.11111911111: in JanuatV', mot:
lae' t owning: in the Main street heath;
«matters and completed Ilnnl arran2
ments for the big tune.
.. Playouits that
make play better
”Come on, let’s play Indian.”
. ASK NR and GE? “All right. 1’" be the Indian chief—and Jennie can be
HO'IIRLIGKBS .n_V-' sqnaw—and Susie can be the b1 oncho girl what comes
, :idin’ in and saves her cowboy brother from my Vengeance
“ THE ORIGINAL ‘——and Billy can be the scout what shows the way.”
inAL'rED 11111.1(... :;
hm Inbnfituios cmt' YOU mm- u“- I
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”But Jimmy wants to be a p01icemanl”
‘,‘Oh that’s all right. Jimmy can be a policeman to-
morrow and wear his suit. T oday he can watch us. ”
And a suit for every one of those happy '3'oung folks
is waiting right here; ready to join the other Christmas
joy-givers.
$1 to $3.
YourBusiriess/iffairs 1
In the building up and de-
veloping of your business of- 1
fairs, a Checking Accountin I
this bank will prove of the I
greatest servie to you. ,
911: large and steadily in. I,
creasing list of satisfied cus- I
~tomers is the best possible ‘
‘ proof of the satisfactory set-J
vice which we condor 1
Front bosomcnt.
A bowling alley '
for the ho mc' .-
,Yes, a bowling alley in small dinnnstons. "‘ f
.Set up on a table that can be spun around so players
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[III PEII'II’S IIIIISIII 1.1"1a ISZCVSSSSSEIIVZSV 333.3315. 51135111511111 gets
1] to warm 8M? "1 fire trick of shooting the ball down the
, Icy!
[.3 . '9‘!“ "'Mlhm' {i-‘A game for EVERY member
of the family—$5
THE SOUTH NORWALK EVENING SENTINEL I
HOWLAND'S'
What a lot of them!
Combination vests with top oi knitted silk upon .1,
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Colors or stripes;
which stdckings?
There are no bounds or
choice; pic-k exactly as fancy
suggests.
Some of the smartest 111111
inost-stVlish stockingsare in
stripes; circular stripes, for
example.
Some of the handsoiurest
stockings are in beauti 111
tones of color.
Black stockings are of
deep beautiful dye, white
ones gleam with a spotless
purity.
It’s 11 splendid collection—for gift or 1111' one‘s per-
sonaluse. ,
Striped and dotted and drop-slit 11 silk stockings. 1111/—
ens of combinations ot rare beautV and splendid eftect—
‘ 81 and Si. 50: - 1 1' .1
Colored silk stockings: in the handsome hues that are
required by 0on us and costumes oi the season—Si and
31.511. ' ~
Fiber silk stockings of white or black,
with double soles—59c.
lislc stockings of fine IL 1111111 and strength, medium
weight, black or VV 1111c, haVc elastic tops and double heel
and toe—37‘. .1c; 3 pairs $1.111.
White or black fiber :11kof special quality, richluster,
good weight—~35c; 3 pairs SI.
Lightweight lislc stockings, black or white—33c; 3 pairs
I. G v
:4'ood VV'ei :4'111,
in
Girls” stockings of lislc with silky finish, white 111nm
black, double soles—25c. '
Fine silk shaped stockings f1)1':411'1s. ot splendid finish
and given extra strength by tops of “sic and double heel
and toe, white or black—$1.15.
Babies’ silk-and wool strckin14's 111111113 and serriccablc
and warm, white pink blue tan and black—Soc.
Cashmere stockings 1"01 babies suit and line, VV 11111' 1.111
black pink and blue—Soc.
ln't‘t nIslo. rear.
“Walrus“ handbag
of'grcat value---$5 ~
A handbag that man 01' woman will carry contentedly
on any Journey.
Actually made of co .vlnde with a staunch steel frame.
But that cowhide is grained so it looks like walrus
hide rs dyed a rich black ,——is, apparently, walrus.
Enout leather handle and corners, staunch lining; :.'V-
erything to insure wear.
That lining is remarka ‘Jle—of army uniform khaki,
it will outwear two 01' three of usual leather linings!
5Bags of rightsize for men or women, 14 to 18 inches
—..$ 1 ' ,
Third floor. 1
' . . Put grape Voice 111‘
the Christmas basket A
That basket of goodies going to somebody less. fortu-
nate than yourself 1 '
Give it the touch of novel thoughtfulness; add 3 bat-
tlefs of Howco grape juice to the staples and the tea and the
co fee.
'Iget! . . , .
‘ Three bottles, packed Safely' 111 box—50c, . ‘ ': ' Ir.
.11‘11. 31"3?
basket‘mon . ' . . ~41 '11} Imbuqdqt
fiOWLAND’S
What a welcome the delightful-flavored beverage Vvlll'
Qt course. Howco teas and coffees are ready to hurry"
‘ ... . . -.
Begrnnmg Saturday the store Will be open eachi
evemng untll Chrrstmas
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.
1 typewriters that write a readable letter. electric engines.—
1 things with life and go and fun in them. Toyland holds lots of things for boys: for girls. too-«1».
Brassieres give figure
grace with Comfort
And what I‘L‘dtlllc‘é 1111-31
1 e themselves:
Cut on lines that 11111111
them tit 5111111111113 and ‘1‘
support the figure, they "
11 e trimmed liandsm ncly
\\ ith lace and embroidery.
Dozens of liltltIt’IS—Ilh
.luding some. especially
pl tuned tor women or {1111
v. .- VE- v~o
_ ligurc. ..
1 1 .1 ,. ' ,11. 7. _ .o
Square neck trimmed 111111 w1de lace and \ 111.11. .1111. I
med VV'ith embroiderV or lace—50c. g
' and square neck trimmed with wide ClunV 1.;:'— -f
75c. .1
lace brassieres in 1111ch1' patterns. narrow pink ribbon i
at top and bottom and 1111151. ed without shoulder straps e51-
peciall3 1111 wear with chnirg 11011 rts—tlll ‘ ‘ ii
AlloVer lace brassicrse '1 1111 11ar1'-'o\V shoulder-s11 1p: .11 1
ribbon—50c and Sl.-1' 5'-
E1nbroider3- trimmed patterns in good 11,», 11011, :1 1111111-
her of 1V 1dths of c111broide1'j—Sl.
\ neck models, (2111113 km 111 top and bonom 11: lace
111p and embroidery l'otto121 —-St.
Stecial longwnaisted models in sizes to "10 trimmed
with embroidery or c1'1e1m 11'ce,—-—$l and $1.511.
uvvv'n-ovvv'v'v-
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l-‘ine p 1tte1n~ tinished \' i111 Clnny lace combined .1 1th
- embroiderV—Sl. 50 and s3
13611111165 of «buyer 111cc with handsome ribbon .11 van
1111011 :411 top—52.
Second floor.
- A g‘rrl s g‘lit -
_ to her chum :
Pretty boudoir cap lac: or net or crepe tie chine: or 1
'a combination of them. 50' 1. to 83. I
shpoV er con 11 11111111113 e111bioidcrtd ort trimmed will 1
‘.."c to $3 50. .
A camisole ofVVashable satin or fine crepe de chine, 1,
finished with trimming of lace or with ribbon straps~~ i
SI. 25 to S3. 50. "
A silk petticoaiI ot sot: but finntaft'eta, in change 1111.: I
color combinations if desired—$3. 50 to $630.1 ~ . 2’.
Second floor.
\
lace
DuBarry pattern
whtte ivory here!
Didnt expect to be able to print such news as this! . t
Alter weeks and moths of waiting; the DuBarryI
brushes and mirrors and 3 .511 are here 1n American ivorV'. 2
It's a wonderfully graceftil pattern; folks maV nomi
add to the pieces they got in the .past. 1
But—supply is limitei
Hair brushes—$3 and s3. 50. 'Hair receivers—$1.75.
Trays—SI and $1.75. IPuff boxes—$1.75.
Mirrors—~53 and $3. 50. iManicure piecek75c and Sill
Comer aisle. from.
For a golfer.
golf supphco of court:
Easy to choose for a man, when you know. what.
enjoysmost 433;"
And so the golfer is no puzzle". ' ,— *5 Fl
A couple of new clubs, or a bag to. replace Ilia. '
=. he’s worn out in years of use. :
. . And if the club doesn’t quite suit, III! flak I‘m ball
run 1911111: Can 111.111.; anemha‘nxol . .. . . 1, ‘
Clubs, $31. In to oil—bags. 7.59 to $91 4
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