T South Norwall; 3’ Fred Buckley of (‘edar street, IIlIIr r ‘ inching creditors .. street. bookkeeper, in the factou John W. Green & Sons. underwentair opetation fat ulcers of the stomach in' i the DIIIIbury 1: walk Chapter, D. A. R.. “'ifs». Thursday . So. Norwalk AGE FIVE’ THE SOUTH NORWALK EVENING SENTINEL INSURANCE or ALL KINDS WRITTEN IN [‘HE BEST COMPANIES IN THE BUSINESS AND WRITTEN us YOUR lNSURANCE SHOULD BE .a‘mrrux 'ro paoeenw cov- ER YOU. Think this over. it mean. Trust Co. Bldg. ‘a great deal to you. Taylor &Golden Telephone No. 1230 South Norwalk Trust Co. Bldg. r. . ' 21/ 2.. ERE not We’ re waging a cam- paign against winter » and your assistance will make a it uncomfortably hot for this 1 Cold blooded gentleman.- We’ve got a lot of faith in our coal and you will have, too, af- ter you've tried some of it. Send in your order today. Our delivery is prompt. Harris 8: Cam Water St. South Norwalh neutral— ET... ....____.___- - The. Sixth (‘ompany will hold regular drill this e\'enimz, to be lowrd by a lunch. F. M. l-loppel has resigned his posi- tion with =Cluett, Peabody & (‘I).. Inc., and has accepted II position out of town. its fol~ who injured his right foot six weeks ago at the StIIIIIfcId Rolling ,‘tlillI,I is able to be about again. The New Haven system's embargo on automobiles has compelled several agents in this city to Ionte ears t'Iom the west over the \.>\\ Yoik l‘enltal i0 Biewster. An inteIesting rehearsal of 'l‘I‘init)‘ -‘. «Young Men's Club was held last even- ing. Several new features will be in- ‘troduced and the show promises to be even better titan the one given in .\lu , .sic llull last month. The. snow has halted work on the new road from the state line to Brew. . titer and the contractor has made the “road passable for vehicles. so that. traffic has been resented over the l'Pg-i and includes furni tine of old design and man) antiques. .lolIII .l.!)‘RoIIIke. ofl'Il South hospital Sm eral wceks ago Mr. O'Rourke. was in the hospital foI treatment but an operation was not deemed advisable at that time. —-Danbury \‘ews ’l‘he December meeting of the Nor will be held afternoon. December fist. at. three o’clock in the parlors oi the Congregational church. iDr.‘ Valeria Parker will speak on So- ciiil Hygiene. The. members of the. cliapter who are alIo members of the Cdngregational Church will act as hos teases. It is hoped there will be a. rge attendance to heat Dr. Parker 35, it will be an "open meeting,‘ the members pIivileged to invite guests. : The meeting of the Board of Manage- ment will be at 2: 30 o'clock. You‘rBu‘siness Affairs In the building up and de- fveloping of your business af- jfairs, a Checking Account in this bank will prove of the 'greatest servie to you. ‘ Our large and steadily in- creasing list of satisfied cus- . - tomers is the best possible proof of the satisfactory ser- vice which we render. ,l and the Jot-"s llill III-tour is i not necessary at present. Deputy Sheriff Morris 1). lleers ol' . Newtown, will sell the personal pro- perty of the Castle Ronald. in New- town, next Thursday and Friday. The property is helm;r sold to satisfy ut~ of! thi: torenoon. . av—va;_-r ~- HOWLAND‘S - ”.’.. -‘.a-vv \ TUESDAY. DEC. 19, 1915 H Trrw.__.__.;._ _.._.__._.__= ._.. ... HOWLAND'S "mlmwmmwm Wmvwmw WVW‘..- WW” /. HOWLANQ spnflx .,. Wlliing serVIce makes Chrlstmas shopping enjoyable ’ We are ready with plenty of merchandise. . We are ready with all the extra helpers we can find. I But most of all we are ready with a willing spirit. dcrfully: In your favor as well as ours. I‘V‘i it That counts wont»I No grouchcs, no cross looks. no impatience/”we dont belich In them. Instead; a cheerful3 lsmilc. a pleasant word, an eager desire to be of true help. These last few shopping/days are going to be the best. No shortage here of Christmas gloves No indeed! plenty. 'And of attractive excellent sorts, at attractive prices. . H'A‘ splendid supply of staple sorts, white and tan and suc . Far from It, in fact; there is It great A fine gathering of novel and beautiful gloves; color trimmed with another. Beautiful white kid gloves, for illustration. lime II top of blnek- and- whlte stripe or black and- white checkers. Smart and fine. 2. .30. 0116 Soft fine kid. white and pearl and tan“. lime a top finished with Illa- mond escallopa in contrasting colors. 32 . And here are gloves with a turnhack cuff. And how charming they are! $2.50. Soft fine white kid gloves are embroidered either in white or black. Two weights: plump and medium—$2. White and canary shades. Delicate champagne tints. new and fine, are embroidered with black in fancy patterns. 32. Good dependable lambskin gloves, tanned to look like kid, in white and black and tan tones—81.50 and 81.75. Children's cape gloves in handsome sand shades are embroidered ef- fectively—and are washable. $1.50 White washable doeakln gloves for children are but His—and some fine light lambskin gloves, white and ten. are but $1.25 also. Golf gloves, warm lined gloves. mittens.—why the glove section for women and girls can give its really-best service. , Center aisle, rear. egg; .\ The Loot—.1... . Is a beehive Books! Books!! Books!!! Books for everybody. Lots and lots and lots of them The seven ages of man (and of woman) are 'l" matched with books that appeal. And how folks are buying them! No need to announce that this will be a book Christmas. Begin with the books for babies (clever bright cloth affairs that little fingers cannot tear) and go rightthrough ——what delight! Boys’ books and girls’, poetry, stones fine little books in rich coats of leather, sets of books by authdrs whose names will always stand for interest, books dealing with timely topics, books of travel, books about America ,—good books and more and more of them! Here are some of the unusual ones with a special ap- ‘ peal to booklovers seeking to step from the beaten path: —— path: — I The Quest of the Quaint—Virginia Hobie—$2. The Blue China Book—early American scenes and history pictures ~.A.*___-.‘._.-_ _._..._____ ._ . _ as shown by the pottery of the time—35. Recollections of a Royal Governess—WJO. .- ‘1,“ ' ' Book of Boater-Robert Shacketon—SZ. Art of the Metropolitan Museum—D. C. Preyep—tZ. 50. . Empress Eugenio and Her Son-Edward Logg—Qll. 1.000 Milo Walk to the Gulf—John Muir-”$2 60. 0. Henry Biography—c. Alphonso Smith—$2.60. Literature in Ireland—M. A. Mac Dough—82.75. ‘ Princess Pocahontas—Virginie Watson—32.60. ‘ ’ “'-' My Book of Garden Plano-Stephen Hawk—:2. §.' _ _ _. .‘.I :t‘. -3A‘.I W W. M. III. _ -' I’ Hudson Seal is Hcoat of the day“: I. .r', In“. This rich fur is favored above all others for women‘s fur coats. ' None is to be compared with it, in favor of fashion. I '7. ’ q None has such beauty and fineness; at least none II! a price at all to be compared. _ Hudson seal is the pelt of the muskrat. sheared close- ly, dyed by a special process, finished with all the care given to genuine sealskin! Because these coats are. made from choice pelts, they are of fine appearance. They have theluster and the soft. mess that give value. They are .soft and pliable yet fit-fit and durable. And they are cut in the new full draped styles with sweeping skirt, some. in thqfiited- -back Fre Ich style! Even to linings they are notable. Not a dull note! Linings with the touch of bright color that gives such lilc . and charm. Linings of fine brocade, of fancy pussy- -wil- low taffeta. The contrast of other fur for trimming is used to make some of these coats richer. And what beauties it has produced! ' ' Here are some of the French model with collar and "cuffs of taupe fox—- $300. Full-skirted model with‘lynx collar and cuffs—$250. Coats with collar and cuffs of skunk and With edging of that same handsome fun—$200 and $2 25. . Hudson seal used with no other fur—and satisfyingly rich without it—Sl35 5150‘ $225 and $23. gathering:— The man suiting a gift of richness dud . beauty chef‘scrvicci he need: to neck no further! ' \ lathe.“ Second floor- Vanni... Sweater gives any woman comior’t , llow’ varied the scrvicca sweater offers to women.» folk! . lt reinforces other wraps, for motoring in coldest weather. . . it is abundant protection against mdinaiy chill when one takes II brisk w Ilk. it is splendid guard against severe cold, when (an!) bincd with loose coat; fOI business Oi shopping. . Briefly; sweater is of value at every season of tho year—from cold December to cool evenings on lake up mountain in very middle of summer! . .5 2 _ Herc is some idea of the variety now ready: llelted sweaters in knitted style or Angora finish. l'lain riI‘l‘I («'1.-1351‘. I-onibliiutlone—44. Fine cardinal sweaters with belt pIII-‘III-t IIn-i mllur of fame) l-kui-ILH(1- while checks—$5 Colored Angoiu- fini h mu- titers with “hit.- “hunting; at potkets lI 11 IIIIII IIIllIIr—S-‘n Biwsuilor-I‘ollnr sweaters in Angora style. lIIIgI-n and green and white! 86. Fine white Angora and same fin tub in PHlI‘Il-llldllnlls of sIIr-h‘iimu. M rose and white, purple and gold. and eopvnlmyxn and gold; 'l'nney hands IIf_squ‘t effect 187.50. Stauneh woolen and fine heather .'\ilL',IIl:1. i'l‘itvti. of white—$10. purple and rose and moon» trim, some» With much I Splendid Woolen svlcuters with sailor will-r :IIId famy hell or with plain collar and belt. gnill and coral and reset livinislte of effect-I $l‘.’.:’.0. Second floor. I Warm mufls With beauty Seems as though every sort of worthy and attractive for had been given place in this gathering of muffs. . What beauties they are! it’s_zi beauty of marking and of luster and of color; a beauty of shape too; For’thcrc are many colors and shapes and sizes for women and girls anddittlc tots. wAll are warm. lhey are so lined that they will kc p fingers in comfort. _ All are styleful. They are the new graceful smart shapes. I r r.‘ ‘r .~ . V‘ I -.., Just hint of price. and varict ':—-t ‘ ~ ,‘ lcelnnd fox—~512.50 Moline—$l2.50 . - Badger—$20 i Opossum—$12.50 Skunk—$27.50 Black lynx—446 Neurscalmfib Hudson seIIl--—— $30 . lSeuver~$35 Skunk—s4 5 ' Skunk—.560 I ‘. Fitch—432.50 Silver lynx-$45 _. "" Raccoon—$12.50 .. . . I. I \ - 3 r4; .-. r7. 3?; ‘ For children.. . I Gray squirrel—~36 . Natural opossum-47.” ‘I’ ;‘-_ Imitation ermine—$8.60 Iceland fox—$7.50 . l. ..'...-.-- pom our. .5... ’..-. a?“ triIIIIIIeIt Witt: . ‘7
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