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Taylor&Golden
.4 Telephone No. 1230
»v80uth Norwalk Trust Co. Bldg.
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we're waging a cam- .
paign against winter
"and your assistance will make ;
‘ "it uncomfortably hot for this i
Cold blooded gentleman.
th/e'vc gotalot of faith in out i
- ,«coal and you will have, too, af— i
‘lter you’ve tried some of it. ,
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i delivery is prompt. :
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'_ Water St. South Norwnh
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. Routine llllSlllt is was conducted lustl
Wetting. at the renultu~ met-ting of,
elcome Stronger Lodge. .\‘o_ :.t;~t.
0115 of St. Gnome. l
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3 —-—Toilet sets, sols ot (‘omutunitx Sil-'
ier, 10-year guarantee. Norwalk Pawn!
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tThe nuditing committee of theI
‘oard of lrire :non of the South Nor,
'alk Trust (‘otnpttny has eommeneedi
liking: it .~'emi-ziunuitl exttminntion. l
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"J‘There will tie a regular meeting this;
Svening ol Northlk Aerie, No. 588. iii}
0, E. Refreshments will he served at,
“film regular business meeting. All,
Sembers are asked to be present. .l
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There will be it t-luh dance at the|
Norwnlk (‘ountry Club on Monday r.c-'
timing. The New Year's dance will
like place on Monday. Jun. 1st. Dunc-
g boltt'oe‘n 5:30 null 12 o'clock on
eh night. I
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Xmas 21ft.
iCnnes lilltlit' r titre
lilrieu’s.
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“‘Edward Siober, proprietor of lltt- lll‘.
aerial cafe, tit; White street. and ti
Early of South .\'orw:ilk friends, went
day on a Wild
1'. .Seibcr expected to come home
lllt (tigood number of them to give
Is friends and customers a \vlld'duck
1‘ prior next Saturday nights—Dunbury
Elms
l‘——Christmas umbrellas at l'Pulllll'!
ces, O'Brien‘s.
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3,.Local merchants did it rushing his“,
' .35; last eveninz. Hundrem 0' ““M‘P-l
good many dollzits. The air, while
l war. snappy with (old, was not no
iforlnhh :.:‘.d the clear night .‘Ort'ed
aw the shoppers out. The down
inn l-‘ive (ll‘ll Ten cent store reports
:;~t it is doing as large, it not larger
. less than in former years.
. Insurance—2 on the Spring-street hlock ;
7 and by Raymond Brothers, and .
m ed by fire yesterday. was enr-
"y the J. M. Layton &‘ Co, lne. InT ;
once Agents. And through them a
mum and satisfactory adjustmenkol
’ 9 loss was made late yesterday at-
oon by the insurance companies in-
sted.
ourBusiness Affairs
> In the building up and de-
:fairs. a Checking Account in
, "this bank will prove of the
l greatest servie to you.
i 7 Our large and steadily in-
i musing list: of satisfied cus-
men is the best Mable
i >in of the satisfactory. ser-
life which we render.
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duck hunting.r trip. ‘
1d their Christmas shopping and spent ,
'lveloping of your business af-p '
‘ _ j Ofmursefthéy
gamma;
.- xttgeport. Conn.
Ox, Vx‘.
Friday, December 8, 1918.
out for late/ g
shoppers .
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iday shoppt
The “hither:
shall be disappointed.
There is enough excellent gift merchandise ready here to meet t lcmands of everybody. '
flowing in.
people want.
finest
coats for women
, Stinging.
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initials" "
$50.
1 A little group of beautiful cloth coats for women;
(now 350.
They are front the, richest
bought. .
Beautiful in their effect,
:nplcs of expert tailoring.
Each coat marked by rut
and finesl'lltal season has
of latest delightful styles, ex-
:tir of distinction and fine-
! ’Seal plush, Yukon plush, Bolivia cloth, fine woolctts
lug coniras'.
Their prices have been 553 not) and
£65: but to make quick work~
of rich surface and splendid texture handsome velours.
Finished with linings of rich silk. \
Some with fur trimmings that
give marked and pleas-
“$50
Second floor.
A gift for
den or sitting-room.
To cheer and brighten the
imam where many pleasant
{hours may be spent during the
looming indoor weeks.
Portion-s of silk-and-cotton,
:rich patterns, beautiful shades
,of rose blue gold or green—
$18.50.
And the colors will not fade
it‘mm sunlight!
, Conch covers of excellent
tapestry. Firm and excellent
fight. Rich colbrs in Orien-
pa‘ttcrns—$4.50 to $7.50.
. Third low. '
l A bathrug to
‘ - nize with robe.
Why not?
Here are new heavy fine
ft tugs that will match" up
e color of almost any bath-
lob»:
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They are graceful and at-
tractive, a real addition to fit-
l'm, s of bathroom too.
ccn gray tan rose or blue
lornblned with White.
on by u tncnea— trio
.0 by “llnchoo— 2.60
‘ n by 54 Inches- 8 .
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so augments-7- .5019
u w n loo
4133‘ ll“ ’ K
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or ‘Wasli'a‘:
Light suit-cases,
of real strength.
Such cases as woman enjoys
carrying on journey. '
Not heavy enough to be
tiresome to carry; roomy
enough to hold a great many
needfuls. '
Of matting over a staunch
foundation, with leather han-
dles and reinforcement at
corners, strong bolts, staunch
leather straps.
24-inch size—$3.50.
Similar cases for boys and
girls—l4 to .18 inch sizes—
$2.50.
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Third floor.
Baby’s gift
musttbe dainty.
And here are charmingly
dainty things just for baby,
decorated by hand in pleasing
patterns. '
Rattles, and soap boxes, and
powder. boxes, and combing
sets, and water bottlES, and
carriage straps, and record
books,land all suchfieaCh' "a
realbéauty. , , .
A" lat of pretty liar
laythin '
gstoo,25ct
brushed‘wool. ~‘
And now, with Christmas right at the door-sic
Long long ago we :trtun
lorkc shirts To send us whzu
We expected those shirts
ago.
But they didn’t come on
And now they have com
lent Christmas gifts for a lot
They are regular Yorke
A‘l. ' 1‘
standard.
And patterns! Well pat
bined with good taste.
Foolish to try to tell in
are. They must be met per
These are Yorke shirts
better. But our makers sold
were cleaning up their stock.
they are ready, dozens and do
in practically all sizes at—
Smut bag
enriches attire.
Whether shopping or cztlhtt:
or to business smart leztlher
bag lends air of charm.
And, how convenient .utd
useful!
Holds change and tiny mir-
ror and ’kérchicf and samples
and a dozen-:tnd-one other nec-
essaries.
New strap-back styles are
of morocco and goal or pin
seal—$1.50 to S5.
New dress and carriage
shapes are of similar rich
leathers; some of fancy leath-
ers. $1.50lo $10. Many are
fitted with splendid mirrors
and tiny coin purses.
Leather and colored velvet
bags for children are as dainty
as little girls can ask! 50c.
Quite new and charming—
drawstring bags of black vet-
vet and silk plain or with head-
ed decoration—$3.50 to $7.
Loft aisle. from.
Teddy Bear sets
keep children .warm.
Pretty good name, that: for
these cute sets of sweater and
leggins and cap.- ‘
Over rompers they keep lit-
tle folks as warm and snug as
can be. _ -
How clever they are lit
looks! , .
Of knitted Worsted. or of
Sizes
7”?” 5 ”diffs-4'. i9-
Extra news
of some fine
shirts for men.
gcd with the makers of our
they call it clean-up.
to be here and sold .wceks
d they didn‘t come.
c—just in time to make excel-
of Bridgeport men.
shirts. That means they are
"it. fabric, lllilklllg‘; at! are up to the high ’l’orke
terns are full of snap com-
iypc how good the patterns
sonttlly.
of the regular $1.50 grade or
them to us for less: they
A“ $1.15
zens of them,
Right nlsle. l'ronl.
Scarfs canbe
warm and beautiful.
A rich and varied and large
gathering of silk and of wool-
en scnrfs is as beautiful as one
could wish. And each scarf
in that gathering is cosily
warm: :1 thorough protection
against cold and breeze.
Silk scarfs are of plain rich
colors or in combinations of
color. Some are delicate tints,
some deep hues. $1 to $2.50.
Woolen scarfs are cleverly
knitted; some are in the soft
fluffy finish of Angora wool;
many .ltttve caps to match
are splendid for skating and
other winter sports. $1.50 to
$2.50.
Neckwear of light and fine
texture is more-beautiful than
ever. -
One of the novel sorts is
trimmed in Paisley patterns-—
St;
tCOilar-tmd-cuff sets are of
Georgette crepe and chiffon
and organdy and such staunch-
er fabrics as linen. Plain or
with handsome embroidery—
50c to $3.
collars are equally fashion.
able, whether large or small.
Choice is unrestricted too:—
.plain or hemstitched or em-
broidered. or latte-trimmed..-
._A;1d what beauties! 500.19;
them, caps that fit closely and ‘
There are enough salespeople here to give good service to every body.
, ‘" Holiday season began with the store's stocks in finest conditiori ever. Tho
of dollars-worths have been sold-—
need
Ever know :1 man who
a new suit?
Or overcoat?
. No- matter how the
misty eyes, it is “plenty
Here are clothes for
always particular.
And men may
than they are worth.
coats were not worth $16.50.
more.
A mzut came in.
are worth more than that!”
And he bought :1 suit.
himself to do it.
these clothes right now!
Marx.
bargain :1 good big dependable
this new price of—
Sweaters for
girls ;—-Beauties !
Yes, all those light and de-
lightful colors.
And in Angora finish with
its fuzzy charm as well as in
regular knitted stitches.
And in styles that late
trimmed with" a contra§ting
color too.
Of course, all the rich dark
plain Colors.
Sizes 6 to l8—-$2 to $6.50.
For babies and little girls
of 6 or less pretty sweaters in
white 319d pleasing colors.‘
med
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He should have bought :tn overcoztl too!
He “didn’t need” tut overcoat.
Vv'EDNESDAY, DEC. 20, 1911':
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Rain and “Irma. ‘ '
usnnds and thousands; '
but there has been a steady stream of fresh new merchandise
p, the store is ready with plenty of the very things
Clothes for
men who don‘t:
em!
would own up that he needed;
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one he is wearing may look to
good enough.” _
such men—and for men who are ‘
buy them :ttSlojo; “which is much tax
We advertised the other day that these suits and over-
.\nd that they were worth L
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He said: “That was mighty pour Id:
verlising~ you printed about these
idea of saying they were not worth 5416.50. 1 can see they
suits and overconts. The
Owed it to
So he said!
Why, a man couldn’t invest his money better than in
There are :1 lot of Kuppcnhcimcr suits among them.
There are overcoats from‘kuppenheimer and front Hart
Schaffner & Marx. T here are suits from Hart‘Schaffner
And every last one of them is a
8L
$16.50
bargain, at
Of course, styles and fabrics and tailoring are right. '
We neither buy nor sell clothes that are not right.
Mnlu floor, rpm.
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Whether a man
travels or not
will make no difference in inc it
way he’ll receive such a gift’
as here told of. ~
its welcome is sure.
Mun will know instantly how.
useful it will be. And men do
like useful things. ' ‘ .s
Collar bags of? leather, blank .9. ,
tan—$1.50 and 82.50. ‘ 1.. |.
Collar boxes‘of leather—$1.60.. “
Coabhuiger. sets to lather cue-,9
50c to .1. r-
Necktie cases or leather heap ties.
in good shape—82 to $5; ' g
Military brushes in good leathcn
ease—81m 85. , ‘ - -
Playing cards in cane, of leather-«y
600 to-‘u. : , . » . _ <
Monicuro acts, in Leather. gum. on
com"
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peoially ,tor travelers-481 jto, u.
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no .bru mount.
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