' A Christmas "Sture for Pleasurable Shopping ~
Open Every Evening]; Until Nine O’clock I
The Gilt Inmate
, Italian Silk Undergarments, woyen (mm this must
delightful fabric which is so agreehble to wear;
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W8, $1.00 to $3.50
Val: and Bodices. 81.35 to $6.00
m 31.90 to 35-00
Union Suits, $2.00 to $550
$2.00 to $5.00
Envelope Combinations.
M ain iltx pr section.
' Sweet Gifts That Please
Emily} Comfiu, delicious. prepared fruits in
brown chest—like boxes of enameled tin.
Grape Fruit, "
Stc'm Ginger.
Cumquats,
Prunes, -
Little Plum Pudding, English style,
Candy Section, main tlmr.
lllllt‘
60 cts.
50 615.
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Abalone Pearl
made into effective jewelry.
This very pleasing pearl with its iridescent lights
and shadmgs is peculiarly suitable for costume jewelry
and set in silver is inexpensive.
Broocheu, pearl blisters, $1.50, $2.00 and $5.00
Earrings, pearl blisters, $4.00 and $6.00
Stickpins, blue abalone, 50 cts.
Sticlrpins. 10 karat gold. $8.00
Rings, pearl blisters, $3.00 to $7.00
Rings. blue abalone, 25 and 15 cts.
Cuff Links and Combinations $2.00 and $3.50
"was. to karat gold, with pearl )t‘dtlanl, $10.00
jewelry Section.
The Scarf
. .for Cold weather.
Angora, nice things-Jo wrap in on chilly llkll’lllllgb,
50 etc. to $3.50
Brushed Silk in attraCIive shades. gTay, purple,
green, taupe, yellow and black, $5.00
for the next six days the Read House willbc a delightful Christmas slimming plal‘t'.
Its entire service is devoted to thosefplaauiug for the‘les. It has been the endear»
or of every section manager‘lo provide suitable merchandise, therefore, from the “big For
niture Gallery to the "Basement Toy Shop‘s Road's is alteration: home for everyone.
Particularly complete are these sections: '
Fum,
Jewelry,
TOM Articles.
Leather Goods.
Gloves,
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Shoes and Slippers. Neckwear.
Silk Underwear, Hosiery.
Handkerchiefs, Stationery,
Umbrellas, Dolls,
Men’s Wear.
Fancy China.
Especially Attractive Values
White Dress
Linen
Yard. wide, every. thread at
the flax. regular 45 cm.
35¢ a yard.
Special in!" Christina...
White Kid Gloves
always the acceptable gilt.
\Vliite glazed kid of super~
ior quality, embroidered in
colon ml the bitch. In blue,
gold, purple, gray and black,
pique sewn, heavy and £501:-
live,
$2.25
Main floor.
Cake Knives
with sterling silver handles.
finely engraved with medal
lion for initial,
81.00 special.
Pagoda Incense Sees.
Oxidized metal burner of
Oriental appearance, with 4
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llv'ma ivory Fern
Bowels
Verv attractive with while
pottery inset,
45¢
The Man Who is
Puzzled
ll llt' calls at the 'l‘u'rlt‘l
Section will find a teniptiuy,r
line of sweet waters, per
lunics. sachets and other
dainty things. Exclusive in
their way, and ever accept
‘ ‘ ‘
nhlc on any womanx drew.~
ing table.
Italian ' Slllt' Stockings
Black,
orcnwork designs lOI‘APX't'l’l
pink or white, in
mg wear,
$1.75
Children's Coat Sets
Hat, Coat and M05.
broadcloth.
trimmed with narrow bonds
()f handsom-
ut' beaver. Very handsomely
tailored, very exclusive,
$27.50.
t.‘ltil(lren'§ Show.
trycar size.
Second floor.
V Ash Trays
ln Nippon ware, with a
Nice for the
man's desk or table.
$1.00
Lady Mary Toilet Sets.
Fatal-bender, sachet, tui-
llfllllf/t': finish.
let water and extract, in blue
Warm Garments
urn
For little folk.
SW10! Sets of brushed yam in blue, tan, white, 105:3] 1"}
3M gray. $5.00 811136.00 3': ‘
Caps and Surfs which match, tan, white and gray, "‘ a
. _. 51.25 g
«Tobaggans and Caps in variety, 59, 75 cts. and $1.00
White Sweaters, ’ $3.50, $3.00 and $3.50
White Wool Leggings, 5 750, $1.00 and $1.50
Colored Leggings, $1.50 and $1.75
White Angora Bonnets. 31-50. to $3.50
White Fur Hats and Bonnets. $5.50 to $7.50
Corduroy Bathrobes, pink, light blue and Copcn~
$4.00 ‘
Fur Robes of white lainb's wool for baby carriages,
$2.50, $5.00 up to $8.50
Children's Shop, second flour
Useful Articles
in handsome leather.
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Many of these. practical gift articles an: in seal of it
very nice quality. :3}, '>'-
Handkerchief Cases, $1.50 to $5.00 ill”:
Address and Engagement Books, $1.00 to $2.50
Military Brushes in leather, $2.00 to $5.00 7! 22’
PorthIiOS, ‘ - $1.00 to $4.00 if. ,
Telephone Books, 31,00 2‘4 1
Thermometers, 50 cts. and $1.00 “ill l
$1.00 to $4.00 i .
Main Honor.
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A Silk Umbrella ' . '
All the latest fads, many novelties. l fl!
Sterling Silver trimmed, _. ll“
Straight StiCks With pearl buckles on silk loops, $5.50 "a!
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Collar Bags. -
Sterling'Silver inlay and trim. very handsome, $12.02!
Sterling silver handles with good reliable gloritt cover,
' $3.50
Black and white clients in handles with American taffeta,
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, KnittedScarves. plain or Sll‘lpml, $2.50 to $12.00 ounce: ”f “muse Marin-lined box, glcma n, PUT“ Wk 32:49 ,to 37.50 1
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i! . Mam floor. $1.25. Mam Nam. 35-00 l,
R. ' \‘h
till 0 till. Emit (ll *‘
c omitting.
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CRIME; .2 WAVn; SWEEPS, -_ In mm n... 000.00. 0001'. Jim attention was paid to u. .. .. ’le
«OVER BRIDGEPURT. , :wmmg. The doctor thought sumo ~r - j
2'. l‘lto homo of \Mrs. done A. Haitian}, hurl entered the room. He looked ....’ . ll F“ l. A d l) P .. '.-t
‘COIIHEUM rrnm Fill-t Page.) ;\'.'l'.l0\\“ of Judge l‘l‘r‘tlf‘xvmli ‘V. Hall, at, around “ml 83" the young IllIn. The . _ r new are t 9. IMS ppmve y am , .
. 281 Mill Hill nvcnuc, who burglnrlzod youth turned around andlel‘t the of. - AND 3
held up by four highwnymen, and bfigxeelllrli 11nd16\0'(‘lockl‘lftf‘;eal&f nee slamming the door shut. Ho ‘ ' ' b l L d f S . t
numerous rooms “"‘1‘0 robbed, 1’0 “" "' *‘~ "m ““5 “l - ti ‘ “ ' "l escaped. The mm: used a. key to r »- 0 0 w ‘ ‘ r OCIE ' ‘ ‘3.
linemen caught the alleged barber- {01'- A keywmkcr Pnlmd through 32,8311, entrance to the ow, Detoc- 0111 y i la ea e S O y f 1) l
shop and saloon burglars and three m“ dflm‘ “"1 “‘0“ “WW" valued “ll :ivos James Dooley and James Bu or n lma e l : . vi
suspects are locked up and will be several hundred dollars. Dctectlvea; investigator! and anemia-do visited ’ 2;.) ,3
questioned regarding the robbing of Jan' llggleyh "ml “3;?" 1- ‘1‘?‘;e:diflct‘ent dental omens ,glvlng warn- ‘ - ‘
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Light sentences given in the hlglb from the rear door, through the snow! “W5; ‘w,;,, m his 5mm 'uum 9:30 you will find both in these crisp, now Undermuslms at at- 2 .~
er courts to the mme"mon who held in Lyman‘s Catllns driveway. Trace} o’clock ‘33" night, going over cases, tractive prices . ‘ 2.“ ‘
uporealaurnnt, and two men charged 0" the mm W“ l‘l-"l- ”191'" m" ”"9, assigning; men to brooks and quell... ' z‘. z' '
:2]: holiday up a it5rdonlglteepor and llullv him “39210212“de “2:33; 111:; 1;] Honing men arrested as burglarsyndi Dainty models of NIGHT GOWNS, ENVELOPE ;,- _.\
or :0 rs s on ,to e responsl. ‘fl re urne “ ' ‘, 001qu men. ‘ ' ' .
Me in a Wuyl’or the carnival of crime The burglar heard her enter the ' p Barber Shoo Robbed. " l CHEMISE, COMBINATIONS, CA‘MISOLES, CORSET .3 ‘
here. Howtttue attention ls E,tveu by Musa and emailed by they” of It . , ' , 3 COVERS Etc prettily trimmed with finelaces, hand cm- .
some crooks ~14) the police is shown ”PM door. TN) men are charged MU! robbing, . ’ ,°’ . - , ' “l
”the fact, that after stealing a mm A large diamond and sapphire ring: $3 barbershop of‘l’lxilln Gamma. 156; bmtdery and ribbons. There are styles in both white and _ 1..
" from .a robin u thief [returned and was-stolen, as well use ring contain-I [lam 31““2 ““Y are ““5559“ to,
. flesh'ran ‘n from ve simple to v elaboratehmodels.
tried-to take an overcoat twa hours 3‘ y W “y .
aunt his first; visit.
flirtatious presents, much it man,
, who lives at the Remington Arms
rewritten had in his. room were stolen
by what. is termed in police circles
the “meanest. of mean thieves." The
alleged thief is Albert Goldstein.» He
int; three diamonds in :i Tiffany nel-1 “MI“- broken *1 window and to have»
ting: o. ring with three pigeon hlootll ”me:- ”0 from the register. Thef’:
rubles; a plain gold hand ring. a ruby! “f L" "1207548 (‘hm‘gnd- Those an
sapphire and dlnmond pin. Mrs. Hr‘l rested are ‘Angf-rlo COIMmPD and
said that. she felt. ndranghtmhen site “901"“! M3140. 00”! of 10 Reilly
entered 'the‘house and then, heard u *‘lflfel- The “"‘H had $16 When search
noise and next. tbiu'ghho .kuew the “d _1“ the detective “"9“,“- They EX ,
burglar can array. The draught come planted ‘20 Cllief‘fidwurd O. Cronnn
is arrested and‘lwo of his pals were
' taken kiln 0100ch at the barracks
‘Bot intent. Th0 three are alleged to
be the men who at 1001ch on Sat.
today night entered a confectionery
2 store at 1370 East Main. street-and
‘ at the wolnt of revolvers ordered
um. Eva Herring-a clerk, to keep
' W‘w’hllo “they robbed the cash
register. taking :40. LcRoy George
McGough and William Kirby, each 25
‘ rem-low. both" of 70 Bell street, are'
told do be the men'w’lio were with
001mm. They left the-7 barracks at
germ: Edward 0. 01mm, of the
rantewyo-xbulienu. last night in his 0%
‘ lee mum to the men. They dented
. filo-charge. (mastoid-towel to more
.W-uien of the package con-
hinhg Christmas presents Valued at
$5. ; Detective James Bray and Pa-
leolmn Torn Flynn und‘Patrlck Cor-
1rho-nart-tutti the arrests. ‘ "
lrom’tho '"partly opened door.
' Robs Benefactor.
John Ryan, of 250 West. avenue,
reported to Chief Cronim that 01mm
who he took to his P001u“l0 dress his
lacerated’hnn'd. stole ll. safety rum1
owned by Mr. Ryan's. son. He canto
Fault to the room within a few hour;
after leaving Mr. Ryan in a cafe, tutti
found the “son in the room.‘ He mic
vloualy tried to steal movement, M],
Ryan said, but when he returned and
found young Mr. Ryan In the room
the stranger said that Mr. Ryan, the
young man‘s father, Sent him for W‘
cents. He will he sold on overcoat to
the. older Mr. Ryan for this sum and
was sent to the house to collect. He.
"ot‘lhe 150 cents and dlsnppeared._~llle
93 the man Whose hand Mr.""Rynn
dressed. ‘
‘Dr.‘Rudolph Stawowczyk, a dentist,
of 1124 Main street, was in his oflitce
yesterday, tantrum)“.v
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‘S'nom living Sr, ”canine. (‘0
that one of them was lntoxlcntod and .
the other man was trylng to get him.‘
home, and that during a. south; the
register was thrown from its place
and broke 0 window. .
.. UM rs Peru's”
“a infinitive-Phil! RT.
win Inst 3an l ' 5
" no return nu
Cincinnati Authority Tells How «Or,
‘00-: Cor-0‘00 mum on
You com-postman men inn! woman
need suffer no longer. Wonrtho shoes .
that. nearly killed you “before. 3m _
this Omelnnatl' guaranty. because 0‘]
low drops of twosone applied direct ,
Amt-'00s 101*", lly on a tender, patching ,. com'flopo.
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once and-“Mn tho viii-n,
,“ in“ o... ruffed out. w
land ”tr “gm...“ ruin
f A qumPrc'f‘rn omit-.0. M2"Mnnn
soreness at
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:sets of .‘ and 3" 9234mm; sling-gold tops-and colored
'Hat-Phiséll‘a‘ncy - gold top: end: colored stones.
'7 \ r «2 . 2‘
‘Men's'isevcruppoonmps
‘ Infants' “Sets orig-Pins-L-‘Wlth- ohainsv. . . . . . .. . -,.- .
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Attractive, Pieces of Jewelry for Women, Young Girls.
and MemF 1d ch with otidants ‘ " ‘
‘La Vallieres—d inc 30 nine 1! , ,
- - - . ‘ 501%13100 and $1.50
lingo ' ,chgphstedin siver an 10135. . _
m - g . 35¢ and;50¢ - t
8mm ..-.;t.c¢d...d"r~.......f.t.l;...&..r:tl‘hg.§?iat:de§0¢‘ .,
Broom” 2 Gig“: LWi rim ‘8 n _9. l
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"gnu: g...f. 0:51....Ggid Thus with colored stones fi.’ . 35005 ‘ ‘
$1.00 g
-ta’is'n'ktehainwWith-smafl-"ldmmi 2
‘3’ n e“ . - - ‘3 . 50¢ and-£100
Jomes Donnelly
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. ‘ They are Reproduced in :
PICTORIAL REVIEW PATTERNS FOR JANUARY ‘
the Only mm; with cm 1'0?va Late
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comm-2min rum drug atom-ml
to ruminant tottako 0t! «affirm! iii-,3 ‘ '-
J-aott' eorn or'callus;- Thta'olgqild‘ 'be “ L I ;‘ ' ‘ ' F TTTF
trled, as it; to ln‘ornennttra audit! iflMl . . g « ‘ .. i22- . 3* 2 -. - .
{lot tottmfimeor oven thgthavgur-l,, Wml ‘3‘ ' ' - , .. , l "N . ilk. .. '
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. twenty mbHoIdMu-li‘ugmof.mdggom “is; Eastlndia . ‘ I I
7912371 , 125Washmgton Street 7":
. Marty known. as ' Bridgeport 'atelm‘ Dyeing 0 Cleaning 00.
.qu Drones, Mover. Blankets and taco Curtain- Cleaned.
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Norwalk Chronicler