Homuo's flowLANlrs '
“-Howfiuo'si -
A “it!" girl who does not mum... in Santa Claus told her mother
. "mom, m 1 only a 11..., o ago=- "There 13 no such .mug .... aunt-.1 wads. [used to think there was but now 1
1- !n- ......... mom 1 know better. Vhat asadly mistaken little girl she 15. Of course, there 1s a Santa Claus. This awful was
hasn’ t driven him into hiding. We are all going to work harder than ever under his inspiration this year.
We must see that no little stocking hangs empty in this good old state of ours. On with the‘ work of Old
Santa! Merry Christmas to every little boy and girl!
’ Patrlotlc Economy
Among Suits i
No bounds are set to the store’s policy of en-
couraging patriotism and promoting econdmy.
That policy extends throughout the store. It is
producing each day something new and . interesting;
often something startling.
Economies! such economies and so many have
neVer been offered so seasonably and so generally!
Now there comes a stirring bit of patriotic econ-
omy among the suits for women.
Nearly every suit in the great big splendid fam-
ily on the second floor eagerly joins this economy
exodus!
Beautiful suits of finest degree! Stylish suits of
low price and much service. Rich suits with effective trimming of
finest fur. Simple suits plainly tailored and depending for effect upon
their smart air and excellent fit. Black suits, blue suits, brown suits,
suits of all the liked and seasonable colors. The spirit of patriotic
economy has grasped them and DOWN THEIR PRICES GO!
Many iahrlcs
i‘iany colors
IMP]! DAVIS
I5 Washington Etrect '
City "1115';
Many of the local attorneys were ini
ridgeport yesterday on legal b11111-
"" 1. 1:!
«Prices duality and style unt'xvvl-
, 'Hrnnd's Jewelry stow, South Nor-
nlk. Conn. ‘
The (11111- 111 ”11- state 1'11. Sarnh Dav—
nport, has been ‘ adjourned for one
eek, and will consequently be heard
ext Saturday afternoon. at 2 o'clmu.
l!11-l‘-:.11~t of tll1-lnln121
'niute (‘11111-1ption in .\l: 11w '1:
'itll"l‘h, and massrs w-rt- ('I‘lPlK‘Lllt‘ll.
his mornin; of 71:311. 7 am! :1 1114111111.;
'l‘mluv wr. '.
'51.
Many models
"Sale: :11 :11111-1' 1-111!'1l111111-.-11i1- arti-
lo,“I luy liltii1‘> 111' First .\l. l-I. Chllrf'i‘..‘
1112., Lt't'. :1 Hilton: Wool. 11H '2'-
Dozens of suits that W: re
$15. 00 to $22.50
Fine Suits in varied styles. ‘
were $32.50 to $50.00
Rich and exclusive suits of finest .
degree, were $55 to $85
Mrsfllohn .lUilI‘H of 295 Main strm-t,
entertained the lion-11.1 (Yin-ll- ventur-
Iiay afternoon at her bun-c. ill-ulllur,
business and a- social tilm- ”wool-«l
1111.» time or the ladies.
, 1.313.110
' $25.50
$37.50
We believe a newspaper advertisement never
invited you to such an economy as this.
Douglas Fowler Wonu-n’s 111.1111,
l'orps met at their headquart‘ers on'
Washington street yesterday after-
noon and did sewing for the regular:
Dale of sewing that they hold.
:1 -—G!VE JEWELRY FOR XMAS
' Of all gifts. none are so eloquentiv
expressive of the Christmas spirit as!
jewelry: Br: owl's. South Nonalk.
d8 mg.
i
" Mrs. Wilfred Bodwell of Seymour:
jtreet entertained the members at the:
flospital Whist Club yesterdav after-
noon. Quite a pleasant timel was;
spent by those who attended. 1 ' i
'5 The 111.11.11.11 sefliccev of 1111- lalel ‘
In. Diary Ford, wife of John Ford, of}
Holden avenue. will be held from the}
late home, Monday at 8: 30 a. 1n. and:
[tom St. Mary's Church at 9 o'Jclock
Burial will he made in St. Mal-V's i
cemeterv. .
‘ t
l The. Belief Committee 111 the Eastl
Norwalk improvement Aunciationt
have an earnest appeal for a baby
W. The person in want of;-
'Ilnle carries a young child to and.
from the Dav Nursery aux-y day and
'meluulmu-t be keptwunn. Anvonei
having a m kindly telephone.
11112.11 will be greatly appreciated'
"Dy-Mthokdiudthemociation
I“ H! an M tho an.
!
1
A houchQat
. is real economy
Houscctui is c.onom1c1l gift for a man
It saves much \tear that business (11:1! Wolllld "cl
giu': :1 man more comfort at home-m1 Jlicls inducement!
for H‘: .1 to spend more hours at home!
\\ l1051 picks now picks. while collection is .1! its best.
Gray brown blue. green. wine. each with attractive
'solid: and cuffs in conlrast and with effective binding of
Si 56 So and to $12.50
Wain "WW. n-ar.
Handwrought tin-j:
0f rare beau _V
Would you choose froma liltlc. ascmhlx 1.1 1'.- :uniful
.:lgs wrought’by hands of loving g'OldSllliillS.’ ;
Would you choose from such rings the one _\oll find 3
uost—delightfyul and then pay for it apricc that seems almost 5
:OO'SIHZI“? , ‘
Such opportunity is 4.: hlnd now in this new llowland
[ewelry store.
In atiny workshop known to the jewelry-chief men
vith cunning fingers work day after day fashioning rings
'mm gold and beautiful stones.
Their deft fingers ..nd artistic minds work in unison 1
they work to make lveautifulrings; not to make :1 great
:rgc quantity.
Naturally, rings from their little shop are distinctive
low delicate of tracery is the setting! How graceful andfitp—
Jropriatc the design! For each ring is fashioned to live in
lannony with the jewel to be set in it.
Yet the Howland jewelry store offers these rings at
:mall cost-brings them as Christmas gifts with added at-
raction of low price!
_ Allare 14K gold, all are beautiful and unusual in de-
lf’ll.
Among their settings are up 1!
l
1 I1.
1’1'.
Live hail-brushes
ca 51! y kept clean
A dozen different types of hair brushes that deserve
their name of' Keep Clean.
For their excellent bristles are set' 1n :1 coniposition that
holds them firmly and through an aluminum plate that
makes it very easy to give brush thorough washing fre-
qucnty
Finished' 1n likeness of mahogany and ebony and wal-
out; some in of rat finish and u’npolislled are especial!
attractive to 1111311; 11:11 even haveholcinhandletcmakz
sand rubiesandsa
.11! mooniiones and catecycs and amethystb—cach its. - . 50¢ 50
""i°..."'.‘§.‘1.1.11..1 1...... 1. 122.511 , . . . ,9' . Iii-13350151163004" 1.1“” m1. , "my/“M”,
'..'.nd’tw¢:ntllcwmprltcsaéamd ‘7in ~ ‘ ""i '1 1 m' e 'l'” e [of
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w.
:clcry penny spent 11111
In! pi e: 15in;
1..
l'”
I
Economy spirit
seizes hats tool
()111 1c: 111165 the store’ 5 spilit oi ccouonn" -
It grasps :1 lot of smart and stylish h Its 1l1:11 ('11 1 1111191
marks ranging from .S‘O 511 to Sit)!
it sweeps them minonc ;roup—:lnd pins on them the
new price-mark of 35.
A fine and winning lot of hats they 111 tkc up; tailored
and dress, satin and velour :uld vehet and silk beaver;
large shapes and medium lllodels and little clever Jose-fil-
ting shapes!
Of trimmings :1 me variclj't—lurs and flowers and
gold and silver and paste! decoritims ribbons and ostrich
and fancy feather affairs! 1
Former prices we sud 11 crc so. 50 to 3111.
few were 36. 51), only :1 few were ,SlU—but the 41ml. big ma-
jority of these hats bore .1 former price of S7. 30 or $8. 50.
Now note them carefullymd you ‘- '31! fully realize
their sharp magnetism :.t—— ' -
1
Only I
.Sm-oml er.
ficre arch
unusual gifts
Some lhingsin this list that you, likely, never lit-ought
of :15 gift likely to be appreciated. BUT there is. some-
body, well known to you, who would gladly welcome each.
AND c:1'cll is to be had, it you are prompt, :11 economy.
M:1llo;.111y stand forsmokm (3:15 irons, llcnt quickly
e;l.'1.<s'lining—regular SLJS— comp etc with 61m tolling-—
Sl. irc;ul:lr Sl—Sl. 811
( Zomplctc ;':1sligllt, inverted] Mei” mcdlclnc Cli‘li M W"!
-rc;ullr 51, 7§_51 1; !:u; -e mirror—11 min 3:. 73
“—55. So. ,
\ ‘CUU'HS‘WCPN mgcnlousi Clothes 11 11111461 wi1r. mus
affair lhlt combines :11' :lcuum' illlc l‘oard hall warm” 5“ ll
clcalliu; device with a carpet ("ms cilSlll, 1111111.”: Iced—re;
succpcl—rcg'ulal S7—-.S‘(1.511 mm 55.. ii—Sl.’ fl
. Electric irons ;'u'lmntccd,i Bread raism will: tow-r.
:11'1>.l1lcrfully cc'nltcllicln—rc;-I1-od size—regular MOS—4. _
‘lllzll' 53—53115. Illi. '
- ("on
l‘nltrlll
For'cvcryday
full service
FllrillS‘lllll‘S for women ill 1! otter 1 ;ood return for
111 them; that are sensible 51w mnhlc
.l'i.llilll
1! ~ik ”1.11.11.1-111 om: 1!1-||.ll'.' 1.'.~' Luitlul 11:11-1- ,v.-l't1a and
.1.“ 1.111 or white. with 11! nil-ll .~1~l.- :1111! 1-;1~\'.- ZiQr-fl
;-ri111uw1o.r1l11—él. '
t'hilllt'l-H'S Mark 111- ulna. won-lung!
i lizllt‘k (1' \Vllil' lisll- 11l1‘11'kil‘1,:.~'. Ilit't‘ 11! i'inl- ('Itllull- 2711-.
1. _nir.lll. ~llo Hill :1111! 1-w-n .1111! line ,
'I 1 '; pz~1|r 31 lo, l~" 1-11-11! 1'1 '.~ :1111'! 11:].11- i r rhil-
1'-.!11n ::o1m\ui;!ll,--4'u '
. l-‘l-l --11 -1! Von-11' 11:1! IIIIIIIN of fill ‘
p.11. 111 . “.11.” ,-,,.,,m1 s3... illuy"f<:1t11lr rlhlm! lvio 5' 11.111111 y
:11111'ki11:.'.~»».l! size-s- 351-.
“mm light lm-rino union HlllL‘ ill
11hr «lynx, “MIN-n [Mute cl 7:, :1111! 31 1 .litlllll‘h' (waxy 11111! \V5Ll‘ll; Shl'kfllflfi of .J
‘ ' Muslim: r1-,' will; 11111 1.1- hl..1‘l1 15c .
Iii-fl iii-Ir, nut.
Men“. $6.11.}.
Extra! $3.95
\11 economy to make :1 man ’5 eyes fairly stick out. '
One to delight his feet as '1'. all as his pocketbook.
One of the new clever snappy and comfortable English
lasts.
Made of Lotus calf in a light tan shade. ,
With excellent soles, marked :11! through by c: min! and
capable shqenfiking. 4
Why does price drop from 86- to 33. 95? -1.
First: because the shoes are a light shade of tan.
Second: because the store is giving economies to men
as well as women.
‘ These are splendid shoes; if they chance to be
hued than a mall prefers he can console himself
numbering that cvcrytlmcalan 'sho'e is shined it 1'4, . ,,
darker! . 4 ‘fi
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Norwalk Chronicler