m-mww.mu—w. .. “We—“-m..- '9' I a1- CM- "'1 Weflsattend showersinthe southern mm from [manna mud to V Vicks— ”autopsied Martens The We: are low in the districts. lento-persimm- were reported front Minnesota. ,wnamsau'naooro. City Newrj 1 ’ Winona (toenail. D. o! P., will meet tomorrow evening. There will be de— gree work, and visitors from out of “ever. : flown. ljetreehinents will be served The list Maker's Association holds .1 its annual meeting "in Central Labor 1 Union 111111111111 evening. once" muE ~——-r vacate its present quarters on Wash E inglon street and will move into oneE 5 of the vacant stores in the Clifford "0'1 :11 11101-1. 1 E The Ladies Aid Society of the 171m! 11 E. church will meet :11 the ch“: 1E WaMrmnnthmtodoE sewing for the Red Cross. Al 3“ theE regular monthly business meethm - he held. of the most called for sizes and mod ell Order quickly (or they are sell- h 1d in; faster than we can get new lots. C l . Brand’s Jewelry Store, Waahmgton street, south Norwalk, Conn. The new addition to the Knudsen school is rapidlv nearing completion. the exterior of the building having bountifully been finished several weeks ago and the interior is now receiving the last! (as: of plaster. . , E 1 Frank H. Baxter has added an un- randlcs to his store. They are in at :ractive [acknges and will make most 111W 11111111 ‘holiday for the children. FOR OUR SELVF S, let us practice patriotic economy. Irv-r the place when out. shoppmg. 'l'he (‘ilv National bank has recolvulj 1 . :1 supply of 1111- new United States war. . certificate Mumps of 85 denomination“ and the thrift 11111111111 of twenty—“1'11; cents denomination, and will he pic-11.1: cl to serw- lilo public desiring witherE or both. ' . lainntent at the FirstM. E. rhur chE 1.12.1211:11.311131211111231 benefit and pleasure, with mementoes that add some- the Story Grew." After 'the presents-1 :‘1' 3.21:3” ”’"'“""“'“”’“Ething Worth while to the daily life of those friends. ———-sd—s . Among the passengers who sailedE yesterday on the steamer City otE ,llontgornery, were Albert W. Mills ' and William 3. Hills, of Rowsytou, _ who procured their tibkets and reser- vations through 1. it. lanai 1: Co. ‘ ‘ Inc, representing the Savannah Line. E 1 1 I ' w. L Bean. owner of the Gilt Edge um: Dairy, will nuke a change in the delivery of milk during the winter. snonths lie will make deliveries in~ « ' the daytime instead of at 'night and 1 this procedure will probably be much better (or the consumers as well :19. Hr. Bean. . l ————/-/, E’ There will be i special meeting on H'hnrsdsy or the women of Moose- .' 1mm Legion in Mouse ‘iisll to take :11:- . (ion on turning out for the parade toE I11.- held on Saturday. A food sale is also to he held on Saturdav in Still- Ion 1! Powell's drugstore on Wash- her. . futon street. and every member orE ' E II. begin is requested to donate; ‘3 one article for 11111 sale .11 the , “In: of the m held last even-E , ' .l s service no: 1551111111111 22 starsE brightest economies yet! 11.0 0. 11.111111 have that many serv»: POllllCd . .' ,4 floundsSstsinsonebrancb orthe . w 1’ Mm. ' 1 ." Min Receipt Ifistgosbvuaid .31cry size fit the biz—- need no . ..“.'i.‘.“‘.‘§.°..".".'.f.§.‘.': $333.“; little Children. Let us'all share» heartily and heartfully in his work. Economy Santa Claus’ smile is as hearty and as inspiring as In the midst of a world bent on the grim business 111111111111'"11"1'°111 of war, he comes to bring his joy and delight to the It Will do 11s good to turn for a brief ttme from the .1thoughts of War. and its sacrifice to the doing of some- +wucherwuches—A .... «131: hing that will bring a happy smile to the face of a little Toyland beckons.— The Christmas spirit simply WILL NOT be shut 111111 1111:1111 °' W out of our hearts and we gladly make ready a happy If we remember our friends, let it be with gifts that 1.... c .. c 11.1111- have lasting life and substance, with gifts that bring But-for the children. Make Christmas Merry l Boys. suits A great 1111 of “odd" boys" suits 111:1ch up one of the An “odd" suit is the one of :1 paflcrn left from .1 num- Not :1 thing'the matter with it: just as good /.15 ever. ,. . / Yet ’tis'a dan‘gemus suit to have around—for it's likely ' m m ,9 .9 mm“, 111111111 110 take the fancy of :1 boy 11 w on 1 fit: and than he’ s disap- So we take all these “odd" suits and group them into ‘ ” 9 That’s because they 11:: really-truly American dolls! ”Jr .3. .-. :1 big 'and sparkling economy chance Norfolk suits, good woolen mixtures thai\boys 1111, filo-adam- $6 00;— 3111-1111121.»- $7.15 Joyful, things are scattered , , *ma—‘— k , Eyen the dolls are ’patrmttc _ Have you noted how different the dolis are? , , . ., , . .. 1 lsn 1 11 11.151 1111: 111 sec .losls that look lxke real c‘h1ldrcn! They smile, they almost laugh, some of them almost frown ' D But they are re1l.i11lls, 1111i 11h:11 11': used 111 call doll-E faced' Stripes waving 1111011? 113111 as they worked. Why shouldn’t these dolls be real [amt ’Twould be cause for wonder, if they were ndll; . ~ 1 ' ’ Yes, made right herein our own homeland by busy . ,, American fingers. Made by folks who had the Stars and 1;” Every little Mogul 153111113 to be prOudcr of 1111' -~ . as... 11.. c1111.... 1 Merry (31.1.1.1... ‘ ! 11 ondert'ully. . n Women pald -' 1 $3. 50 to $6 for " washmg sweater! Here 15 :1 splendid group of fancy and high- -grad¢| sweaters for women. 1‘ . Each woman who buys one in the economy chance? now offered, is practically paid $3. 50 to $6 for laundering: . it! Because every sweater in the lot 15 soiled, b1dly sodc'd, E the old prices disappear. New ones take thc1rpl1ces And' the new ones are from :13 50 to 86 less than the old! Beautifully-fine woolen sweaters, fancy patterns and' plain rich colors, some with striking belts and cuffs, they have 11111111131111 51nd s12. 50— $6.50 Novel} kskin skating and sport c11:1ls,white,t:111: and buff,-- e woolen swe11crs my much soiled; also like them, awashtblc and profitably to be laundered—- were $15 and Still 39.- . P11111111! ”411111.. a ' 1 More 1;... gloves at $1.15 . ' For the woman whose size is includcdz—firm. fine) soft lambskin gloves that have been Sl.(15-— $1.15 “Have been" means 111111 the store has been selling them :11 $1.65 right 11p to today. ’l'hcy’vc sold and sold, and every 1111111111 who bought :1 pair has been pleased with them. to. But now 51ch are broken so 1111 Start to cl 1.11 “1.111 111.11 R11 l1 dccp black, supple but firm Id: 1111:: that looks ve1y like Lid. good bit full 1:1l11c 11 Si. (15—h: such sizes 1s are .1111 11.111.1— . . . $1.15. (”1117111111. l’t'fl‘ . » s Meme-save shlrt dlmcsl .\di1111.1s' 11111'1l1 <:.1\i111':1111:1_1s. llcrc IS ch 1111’: f111 1111211111 5111'- 11—1111 in gel Shirt that is staunch enough f111 11'c1u' :11 11111'kzu1d gnod- booking . enough for 11 car almost anywhere! \\ ell-111:1dc shirts 11f durable, tasteful, fabric, negligc 513.111,,5111'1 cults, good lilting—regular 35C-¢ . 75c lllgM :Il-ir'. [111111. -Girls long-wearing stockings at less \11 cmnomy offerin:r of 111111 111' the very things U121 :1cfi1c girls are quickest to wear! \ ' Stockinfl's of firm, 611311, bl 11L cotton Medlum wcwhl but so e1enl1 knitted that they Wear Fine ribbed, deep black rcg11l:1135cccnls :1 Emir—27¢ 1' rm aisle, war. 41 A rainy-day and Christmas economy! For service.whcn it rains and for Christmas gift—v handsome umbrellas of colored silk :11 economy price. Blue and red and green and purple—haw they brighten the cheerless stormy day! - Good firm silk, ory light but strong frame 11nd attractive l'ialldlc. ‘ ’E 4 ‘ Regular. 13 so ulnbfellas—and 1i lnnitcd quanii 1 1.
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