SOLDIEBS’ GIFTS
“entail! Pens
Silo-on Sweaters
(“fort Kits of all kinds
“slimy Belts
Many Other Gifts 3-
also KIlAh'l WRITING.
SET
For the Soldier 'See It.
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You Will Find Everything wr- Xmas In This Store
FRAMING DEPARTMENT
Pi bro-sit to the
store ”one“ set the
CANDIE STICKS
See Oar Line
KIIAKI mm mm 6 SET
A Great Gift for the Soldier
The Place so Simp
OPEN EVERY
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..,3.3.'.....820.00to$t00i09‘
ii'SoUIII MAIN 3mm
CALENDARS - Youjwill find everythins for Xmas in this store.
i Fri-ninth. Cheer. Silliiit Rustin-dilute“ Men 25c each XMAS CARDS
POCKETtBOOKS Booklets” .....................
" ' - Postais 6for5e2for5cand5cmeach ll
" .‘ Foe-Gentlemen For Children For Ladies KNIVES l
,, 25cm$8.00 ooetosloo smooth”) BevSeoiltKnives . ..... 25c75c358 3
"" DESK SETS” \ Other ives 'l‘heBsstKnIvesMade . . 25cto$3 2 3,
33'5" to 310.00 . WichINo PAPER i?
AUCTION BRIDGE SETS Makesa Good outrun Any One 3 ;
PINOCHIE sass 3,. ;
At All Priees 60c uncir 25‘ “ “gm ii ‘
BRASS GOODS v ~ Thousand mien to Select From 11:31:31?“ 2 3
in... . waggvggefi “use?“ 2 newsman l.
m W5 And MW'W' “in“ LATEST'WON. or All Kinds at Any Price You Wish
SERVING TRAYS Mimi'- PENCIL sn'rs FOR CHILDREN
Mahoiranv ' Brass MY? BOOKS 25c to $1.00
$2.50 to $3.60 $2.25 to $5.00 3m:- to We ' CAMERAS
LEATHER GOODS MY FOUR YEARS [N GMANYJWGCHN . -- -- 32-00 Kodiaks of any kind can be found here. We have a
ress Books ............... 3 ............. 25c to $2. 50 3 complete line.
sBooks ......................... I.3....5i)ctii51.530 spofii‘jgthsggbps
OtherG its Le t
Many 1TB: a er . Boxing Gloves. .Meta Balls. Footballs. Everything
3 SKA in this line you mil
Snaldiniz Skates on Shoes ........ 3 .......... . . . . .. $6.00 SWEATERS. 3 3
Look “‘9'“ 0'“ ' Snaldinir’s Sweaters .................... . . $8.50 |
FOUNTAIN PENS BIBLES AND PRAYER BOOKS '
$1.00 to $8.00 , Any Kind You Wish
’ THERMOS BOTTLES , .
Waterman s Pens $2.50 UD . m m m Family All Prices
Our $1.00 Pen is a Wonder 3 ELECTRIS lRONS $500 33
CIGARS AND CioAnu'I'rEs Vicincm LEi’ARTMENT Bu. Mad, ' 3"
Put “9 i" Xmas packages. A“ ”"m' Sold on easy crms. Complete stock of Recordson Wit chnnot begin to tell you what we have for you. it !
ELECTRIC GOODS hand. Good serviceis ahabit. would take from now till next Xmas. Come' In is the only - I
Hotpoint irons. Flash Lights. Set our line. Vietrolas (rpm ...... .~. 3. . . . ‘ ' ' a _ 39
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souul scrum.
and no credit belongs to one member
more than another. because. all work-
ed together. '
:AYES
:3 31m. Nelson 0. {maddenon of Siam-
iiord visited with friends on Fort
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;‘ 69A N0 MAIN ST
{street yesterday.
Miss Minnie liovt of East Washing-
”‘ ,w'
illary of Christ Church at her home
this atternon for the regular weekly
ton street entertained Miss Emily
Roosevelt oi New York at her home
over the week- end
it is eaweted that some of the East
Norwalk boys In various branches of
my Islam nzpearso .Sm‘” °‘ "‘9 ““"3’7
, '1 2 .. Minstrels brouaht quite' Relatives or lira. Charles Tyler, or
mm: mm Hall last eye- Haitian, are rejoiemg today that word
' 3 when they were presented under has been received that she is male al-
mot 8C; Agnes Guild oi though where she was staying was ale
meals. The program of the most in the midst of the explosion
3 4runabout» the same as when area. She is daily ministering to the
w originally last month sick and wounded and to the wants of
glib“ oi the minstrels seem- thoso harmless amoral-s in that city.
533333.333“ g. m as part of her Salvation Army work.
3 w noon-c and “Raina" Smith The district conmlssioners will
finals-are oi a. on than ever with meet as usual on Saturday evening. 1
‘ ALWWMM both "Doe” and Christmas music was rehearsed at
3“"? ”'1" mm ”“5 “ thou-atomic. Ii. monarch bythe
minimums-Imam choir last waning in prevention for
2 minimal: the We m ofinlsio.
. M or the layilower- n. a L.
gunman-n the W3 TheLadies’ AidSocietyoitiieEast
, “'mmm umAva-nests;(linen!Instructed-y
end.
Mrs A. N. Paddock oi Seaview ave-
nue, will hold a cottage prayer meet-
. of Mrs. Ambrose Carpenter this week,
on Friday night at her home. 3
son. Samuel w. Kelley 'oi sen-lilo
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‘who heard her talk here recently are several weeks in New York,
the service will be home in- the week- ,.
in: similar to the one held at the home 3
Place, is entertaining the ladies Aux: ?
his“ mom-3 m“ m.“ ‘i‘ m ‘ rmh lost (lust roar-i) a ruler. had beenhoped for. The promos-a
W‘hfl’ hm M’h‘mWMWW tho-war prices. This puts a wollenh‘e midis oi certain artists to' and.“ "m at which ”'3'.
1W0! imimmmmnm ”Miami-lateralllsins,.sslis3 " realist on .
imminent-bu 3m.rstis Mam mam who m’onrm mam wof‘sndothsr a
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munlty Hall and many or the ladies have returned to town, after spending it. work among the soldiers. IMO GENERAL KORNILOFF that exports to Italy .Jumped sixty
briefly. The whole aliair was a sitc- WOUNDERD AND HIS per cent, due to the increase in till~
limo. D. “polygamy“. all". cess. C APTURE BY THE: shipments of munitions, coal and
planning to attend this cousins leo-
ture and to! bring irienda with them.
Miss Angell's talks are always inter-
esting and each time one should bring
a pencil and papcr with then: so as to
Jot down the various recipes and hints
that she gives as to the proper way to
cook various foods and the proper
amunt oi the various things that are
used in preparing foods.
ill tor several days. has now about re- "" " 3 other supplies. , 3
covered though not yet .m. to ‘0 mt- WtAIIVIWY gggflgfl IS AN” Willie Italy received $33,928,895i
. » ~ ‘ , 3W as increased to $52, 483, 254 In Oc~
fgoagasxflrgillll “girl‘s? 31:2: 3:? BflARn mnus 3t0ber, when appeals for aid to stem
tor actlv’e'i service. / I to fall, and gained several small the advance 0’ Germany and Ail-‘4‘
doors Worth of goods from the United
1‘ tria were received.
Comm, "Bio” Millspeugh oi the m Will Attor- hill positions. .In countenattae s
Alix-ed Buttery has takenlsnd 2pm. (Continued irom Page 038) Statefi in September. the amoum
the italians regainfd “‘8 10“ BASKETBALL assum
3e
oast Artillery Cows, statimsd at
Fort H. G. Wright. is spending a convf “.9” 0733917 aid CW mg;?g;h shipping losses last week Saturday night the Armory will
ple of days‘ iu'rlough at his home on MQIIW “Will“ show an increase over the prev iagainibe the mecca (or all the basket-
wm “m and hymen Also Am' ions week. Twenty-one vesselsigiinf:;hgiex;hzgizngfgjg can“:
Little labelle MacDonald oi the elated” In WOI'K ‘ were lost through mines» and sub- p y
marines, according to the latest re- The Nmmn“ °" this “cm“ gill
‘ports while seventeen were sunk match their cunning with the All ea
. the w’eek before There was a (18-3 iYorks who are creating a iuror this-
crease in the number 0f ships of season by a series of successive Vit‘r
home ‘chairman. and Attorney its 0 (lieg- more than 1 600tons. however, the3§°ms A manning” m” WWW"
rseerotary oi the legal adviiioryi
to be a last one is also arranged. The
llanl’ord Smith was among the uni- board appointed by Governor Holcomh’ total for the past week banglgfdanclng end or the aflair will not be.
31m who took part in the Trinity Club for this district. ludge Nehemiah fo‘meenv “ "duct“ 0‘ two. 9 '
. Uneglected there will be dancing in the
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New York city, yesterday. Norwalk. last evening. Ho was an be to advise “2nd assist the "flaw," est figures in several weeks ‘ unique program.
'Mrs. H. K. Bennett has‘moved into ”"1 m" “3"” “'“'*"“°" “‘4’“ to all out the! severe under the hey WASHINGTON Dec 13,.
the Andrew house. which: she bought to the ornament oi the evenings 3 drait. All oi the lawyers in the icity America ’3 contribution to‘italy s
r H mm a“ h a with the exception oi Judge Light icho l
ecen y' Senator. “2W amsou a is the government representative on defense when She W35 SONY press-
Iirs. c. J. Otnler has been entertain— been appointed attorney W the 8! the draft in this city, and lime ed :by the enemy in October was
in; her mother.‘iiirs. A. J. iWade, afielnptlon board Of the NONIW' (“3' made known yesterday in trade
Brooklyn. itrlct, which includes Darlen. He is
figures for that month, showing
Attorney Milton Fessenden was a 3'98“)” “1‘31““!!! in the effort Mn!-
ealler at the Town Clerk’s hall, this made to assist the boys "km." 91- d ‘3 3 3 3 , . I
mm “W" ,1-Inst’antlyitlornsdtopallumflgi’
' * COHIS:W;and?hiti0htt
Benjamin F. Tompkins“ Brookside Darlen paid her respects to Rev.
No pain
Heights, who he! been in the Stall-
‘Ord Hmfim M m um, Idem At R mean" he” in the one“ 0‘
from iniurios received in an am Keogh a Condee last evening aeninor
bile accident. has now returned to her Charles E. Williamson yas chosen
The W. r. c. U.. will meet. it the
home of Mrs. R E. Meeker. 8 Rec-d-
atreet Saturday alternoon at 2: 30.
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WWantAdsareWinncs.
Walsh who is a member oi the estrou-
tion board are all associate membiir or
{this board and will do all in their oil's
or to help answer questions nail in
to advise. and a number at
the following have also
sit the
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among them
been made We member's
board: Nelson Benedict. E.
lens. John- Cairo. Herbert 0.?
Town Clerk Herbert E. Smith.
as llalcolar. Samuel D Keel" 3
Buckley. Philip Costello», Jollii wo
relics and others. In Wilton, Wi lisnr '
avenue has removed to Springtime for Charles Reynolds, the rotirlnsimor
the winter. 3 .oi the Methodist Church. last evennis.
Air. and Mrs. Hardy of Cedar Gate, when 3 testimmiai MW" was 34"“
in hints-on winWai-d the
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-~—’v 3)] there were not. as my present defend in Damn. Town Clerk Eagle: 50 they ‘3“ Ofi Try it” sic ,
not!
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