tions.
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Your Business Success
A considerable measure of your business’suceess during 1917
depends upon whether or not you have the right banking comicc-
This bank not only affords a safe place for the depositing of
money but also co-operates with customers in furnishing prac-
tical, helpful advice and assistance in the managing and develop-
‘The Peoples Trust Co.
South Norwalk, Conn.
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5 E C U;
- LADIES’ SHIRT WAISTS
15C? and 25¢
7 PLAIN SILK WAISTS
‘ LADIES” AND CHILD-
Ladies Corsets‘
SOUTH NORWALK CONN.
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ILADIES' AN ’ ‘ .I\t 25¢ illlli 50¢
“ RENS BATH ROBES WINDSOR TIES
IILADIESI FLANNELETTE LADIES' MEET NECK-
. .. IKINZIOSSOS 2:. g. 50‘?“ $1.98
50¢ ”3 PLAIN AND FANCY
SATEEN _ AND SILK RIBBON
...., UNDERSKIRTS 19¢,25éIII59II
ALL LINEN HANDKER-
CHIEFS
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Lawn. Madras Silk HANDKERCHIEFS lN
{CREPE DE CHINE WAISTS BOXES '
. V $2 49 to $3 19 LrlgIdES'ZMA'NsDOé GENTS‘
‘-.PLAID SILK “‘ 33-00 ‘ INITIALS
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60c to $3.50 I Brassietes‘“
A. DICKERMAN & SON
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SPECIALS
.Uneeda Biscuits ........................ 3 IIkIIs.10¢
‘EI‘D‘lma’s or Tom Pancake ............. 31$ng 25¢
fi'cI.Syrup, a can .......................... 8(1-
mPTLSuch Mince Meat. ....... .3 pkgs 25¢I
f -y Sweet Oranges a doz ................. 30¢
. ’ A. STULL
24 Cottage Street.
East Norwalk.
“‘ 3; STAR OF COLUMBIA CIRCLE or. ‘.;
Established Over Half Century
FINE FURS
make desirable
Christmas Gifts
Our assortment includes
everything fashionable for
the Holidays.
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The price range will be dound suit-
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.7 neighbor of his at Lawrence.
Useful Gifts for XnIas Remembrances
WHITE CHAMOISETTE
GLOVES
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Plain or black stitched
WORSTED AND KID
GLOVES
LADIES‘, MEN'S, CHILD-
REN‘S HOSE
15¢. 25¢. 50¢
LADIES’ SILK HOSE
35¢. 59¢. $1.00
LADIES‘ AND CHILD-
” REN‘S
.\t 59¢ and $2.98
SCARFS AND CAPS
MEN'S FOUR-IN-HANDS
25¢ um 50¢
250- 50c- $1 00
PHONE 446
~—SIII.I Donncliy‘ s
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II N knou “but to give them get
piece of out ivory and it will be 5m
to please at Donnell) :4
CHARGED WITH DESERTION.
NEW YORK, Doc.
be 01 Lawrence, Muss,
son of n mill owner of Ililill city. is he.-
IIIIlicc here after be-
ing held bv the
' im’ arrested on the Cillll‘gl‘ oi descrv
line his wife and child in the Newi‘
1 England city. The three your old sonI .
: \"llOlll Sitt‘ho brought with him to this‘ ‘
on unmounted ‘-
0in was found in
house,
food for
tlzcr'had left the child.
rested Surbo was accompanied by
line Datulllo. sold to have been
hits since disappeared.
FlCERS
4th, With Card Party Febru-
ary 20.
Stat of Columbia Circle, Companions ‘.
of the Forest, met last eve ening and
ar .
ranged to hold installation on .lanuaryl
A card party to be given on Feb- I
The newly
held election of officers. It “it's
4.
ruary 20 has planned
elected ofilcets are as follons:
Chief Companion-«Mrs.
fen.
ISubComsznion—MIII. C. A. Scully
et Kennedy
Howard
Treasureiwllrs. Edith Webb
Right Guard—Mrs. Jennie Dee.
Left Guard—Mrs Mary Landrey.
Inside Guard—Mrs. Mary (State.
‘ Trustee—Mrs, Delehanty.
Alternate—Mra. Bessie Tuner.
Physician—Dr. Hiram B West.
. comm-MAS SALE
3PKGS. UNEEDA
. Ben Eur flour it“ $1.15.
Cranberries perlb.10c.
’ Potatoes per pk.15o lb.. 450
,‘ 'Mdn. won from 25c up. . '
. raislpmper pkg. 10c. ‘ .
flint such a low price
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dismal ol‘ in“) it.
this line you Itill iind gifts for H-
il them is some. onII you (in
it; South
Si South Main
xiv-tinnies iii“
said 10 be“ ”lei
whore ho lIIId been without
24 hours i’ollowing‘ illl‘ rel ,
moral of II family with which the in; “
When ur-
\lt'tlllan giving her name as Mrs. Pair .
She
installation to Take Place on January
Julio. Grif~
Recording Secretary—Miss Margar-I
Financial Secretatv—Mrs. Catherine
Outside Guard-Mrs Com Abbott.
BISCUITS, 10¢. Kiddie Horses
Mrs. Henry C. Sharer is confined to
her home with a severe attack 0! ;
grip.
—-Mecrchaum pipes of every disorip-
tion‘ at Tesla; Brothnrs'.‘ Mahnckcmo
block.
Lucy Matthews, colored, of 3.5 Pint:
street, South .\'orwalk. arrested late
last night by Officer llanrahan. for
Streetualking, was given a thirty-
day: suspended sentence by Judge.
‘I'cung. this morning. “on the condition
ildl she loam Stamford and IetnII
to hot home— Stamford AdV‘tltalf‘.
—Terlov Bros. have the largest as-‘
sortuIPm of cigars in town. Boxes of ‘
it) to :30. Mahackenm Cigar Store.
Officers of the Connecticut Coast
lArtilleI'y, conIIIIis'sioIIed or promoted
since June, 1916' will be required to
Make an examination on January lth,‘
in the Bridgeport armory Captain
Dengitr, Pirsl lieutenant Godfrey.
and Second l Put/tenant Dunbar at! the
'-«II III IIIiit-ers “110 um lake the exam
ination.
i —Special attention given
3s Mitotipers Tarlov Bills
’ 'lherc “ill be no Inee'fing oi the
.\’otnulk Scoutmasters’ School he '
’l uesda) melting, owing to the Christ-
mas holidays which hate taken many
IIIIIubeIs out oi won. The Notwalk
the; scouts are non planning to get but
i l iIristIIIns baskets for the poor- It the
(ii) and the: e vtiil be distributed by
i IlII boys as usual. on Christmas the. ii
.\'orwalk stunts will report fol dutyll
at 4:301) In.. Sundm, iii the Norwaik
Hrmory, to assist in the Christmas ;
l'l‘rcc Exorcist-s which will commence
jut 5 o'clock in the afternoon. ii
——On account of 0m shipment of“
Ilvory not IIrIiIing until today no IIIII. i
going to put it all on sale at 25 pm i
lI-cnt. reduction in everything ’l‘hin i
ii: your chance now to net Ienl Prenthj .
IlIory III a big retlttn‘.tlon This is l~:b* l
iaigest display oi French l\or\ II-iIIIr I
shown in the City and all to in said i
Dont miss thisii
AnIILIt. ‘.i South
to lady 1
Nobby Slippers *ior Men,
Children
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Main street.
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i ' “Nonwr . umo NOTES.
I‘ George Weyerliausor came near to
breaking the house record on big plus
Ilnst evening at the Norwnlk bIleiIIIv
alloys. when he hung up a loud or
257 for one game. The house Iccord
its 258. i
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Dependable Shoes For
Christmas Gifts
Rubbers, .Artics
and Boots
Elwood & Glover
122 Washington St.
South Norwalk
Children’s Shoes a
Specialty
Women and
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i —-—Smoklng stands brim oak.
Ilci‘ognny, 3!. l' l to $6. 50 A. .l. l ollius I .
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3i _‘:\ii(‘t’ lltrntly lll "llought and Paid [y A sent‘nel Ad.’ i Pieture Framfng
_ I‘or." III l‘ItI Palace today. i
l‘i ea quarters, Beers’ Station-
.Ig THE STORE ery Store, Norwalk.
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SPIN
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STERLING
- . > Free Auto
i No stairs 1 . Delivery
to climb. Everywhere
A Store of a Thousand Useful
Christmas Gifts
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: Hoosier Kitchen Cabinets 1 Tables - Costumers
‘ I Cedar Chest Smoking Stands Waste Paper. Baskets
“.3 Shirt Waist Boxes Mahogany Sewing Tables Rockers
Statuary Morris Chairs Ranges
‘ Floor Lamps Parlor Suites Mattresses
Boudoir Lamps Davenport Beds Umbrella Stands
Pictures Tapestry Chairs Telephone Tables
Sill: Comfortables- Leather Chairs ‘ Music Cabinets
Woolen Blankets Ladies’ Writing DeSk .»»€hiffoniers
Rugs Dressing Tables Dressers
Furniture Parlor Mirrors Pedestals
8 Law
“ ' Extra Specials for Christmas
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i 4 Piece CHILDRENS‘ PARLoR SUITES, ”white enamel consisting of Chain, Rocker, =
i Settee and Table, all for special price of. .$4 50 A wonderful value. ‘
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’ DOLL'S FOLDING GO-CARTS, steel frame, leatherette hood. Special ..... ‘ ......
OthersirOm....: ...... .,. . . . ..... . 39¢to$5
' ‘AIR FERN'witlI flowers, very beautiful-for dining room. table. Special . .- 49¢
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It CUT GLASS
if A fine selection of Cut Glass. Extra special. Your choice ..... .. _. .$1 .00_,
A T “if ' tit C'h'ld "
it Cradles Automobiles. . Pool Tables ’ Velocipedes
. d Dolls’ Bede Bowling Alleys Baby Walkers
. Sle s Dolls’ Chairs ‘ Swing Bassinets Récking Horses
' Shoo FIYS Rocking Chairs Doll’s Parlor Suites Baby High Chairs
Dolls .Doll Carriages Nursery Chairs
, Joy Wagons“ Dolls‘ High Chairs . Irish Mails . Carriage Robes
A—a’. -_ ”W... ._.....L.__ --__.._
For Up-to-date Service Call
FRED H. GANUNG. '
Funeral Director and Embaimer 1:
Office and Relldence i
Telephone 904
54 So. Main St. So. Norwalk J
'Bill Takes the Cake
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l6? Sometimes my Ma gets mad at me
\I'IWlIen she wants errands done.
"Cause I don't like to leave Di} play
And think too much at run.
But when she comes out on the porch
And says so nice to me,
a Son can't you go to live Monroe
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And get some cake for tea?
iiil alters speaks up Just as quick
9, And ptrlite as can be—
I'L- l'd love to go to live Monroe
And get some cake for tea.
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5 mum street
Are You GoingSoullI?
IF YOU ARE— '
CONSULT US
T ; ’Direct Service To All South-
ern and Tropic Ports.
J. M. LaytonSICoqlnc,
l Real Estate and Insurance
5 Railroad Ave. So. Nerwalk
Mrs. Ethel Virgin O'Neil
VOCAL STUDlO '
43 West Avenue,
1 South Norwnlk
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Tuesdays For particulars
; Fridays Inquire at Studio
I 30-12._;__3-5 ‘Phone 840.
tutu Article an on:
/; Candice. i0! Gills
l'l‘he Store Where Xmas Needs
Are Satisfied.
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Freight be am Pier 27 In
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