‘; Maroon ransom.
17w Norwalk and vicinity: My.
whammy tar-tn: torltn to?
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#1 or Wednesday mewhut worm,
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Disturbances are central tllk morn-
h: over Weltern Montana and Uwer -
‘Mnn. They are canning unsettled:
weather in the Western districu. Rain -.
reported along the Atlantic mat;
,fm- New Jersey southward to North
Cardinal.
The temperature is firinll
h the western district: and is senor-l
any above freezing between the Rocky 1 .
Housman and Mississippi river. Zero 3‘
valentines were
reported from I
Earthen: New England. 1
sou-mi} a run [co 10-?
DAY '
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|cuy News
The n-zular mo’rilhly meeting of the
Building and Loan Committee will he
held this evening at the oilice‘s of Tall-
lor & Golden.
William ‘1'. lreland, son oi Mr.
V1111. Samuel C. lreland, of lo Bates,
' (‘0an is enjoying an eight-day tur-
lough irom the U, B. 3. Virginia.
‘ éGent's vest chains, watches: stonc
and
Ernest ilrogden, non of Mr. and Mrs.
William llrorden of Grand street is]
with the English force; in lndla. ani
hie
Brit
Sussex, England. ‘
——Cizarette wanes, cuil’ button l, tie
ezlasps, stick pins at Brand's.
Owing to the congestion at Font
Slocum. the following Norwalk men
who have enlisted in the regular army:
have been civen a furlough until Jan-'
nary 2: Arthur .1. London, James B.
Costello, A. H. Beers, Clifford Wise-
, man and Robert liendricks.‘
-—"lt's a long.
lboys “over there." Cheer them at the
'l’atriotic Concert of War Music, An
mory, Friday evening.
Nelson Chamberlain,
ul
«corps now at one of the Sew York
Torts, has been promoted to sergeant.
He paid a flying villi ttyb'orwalk Sat-
urday night. ' ‘
—Nlce assortment
Xmas.
Earle, Coleman. who rcrt'niiv uni? i-
cmps-raturc: High, 29; low,
Show. ,
and
signet rings at Brand’s.
brother, William. Jr.. is with the
lab soldiers encamped at Scaiord,
long trail" to our
Jr., formerly
the U. S. Motorcycle Dispatch
umbrellas {or
O'Brien.
ml in the .'l\l.'iltm corps and ill“) ‘x-‘zt-t’
- in
rent to San Antonio, Texas for train-3
in quarantined together With tlh-l
or men on we train with him for nlv'l':
l
$505,
he
disease t"-
illil‘
ilt‘:
l'iltli
writen 91mm
contracted
and hop":
lie bus
liar: not
he won’t. Some one o! the men who:
were going to report had the moral vif
and the entire tlt'izlt lunent wri ;' p'rw- i}
under quarantine. \
c -S,nll. case, umbredus,
trust“.
In the. election for [lrf‘flltli‘nl (I: . .
tztro Xm'M’
O’Brien.
.'.,=
T tilted Hatters of North America. on
Triday the Philadelphia Mflkl'l'fi' um: ;
cltion gave. John W. Scullt-y filly-one
votes and Michael F. Greene forty-too.
votes. Ollicial returns received yes-l
iordny’at the oflices of the United Ham
let's show that
the election figurt s,
_ “bitched 411 The Sentinel were cor-3
rec! for all locals and that Mr. Green«.,'
was chosen president of the United!
Hatters.
succeeding Mr. Sulley, by:
" about two to one vote. .
. —No high brow compositions, but!
military motic that will set the Dloodl
tingling. Patriotic Concert
Dingle, Arn'tory, Friday evening. _
. George E. Whittord of Rldgeflt'ld
71o:
; 7" lent in the undertaking business. haw
;'Z’"3”mbalmer, and began his dulled yrs.-
of “'2th
several years with D. Frank ill“
a polition with C. Delury. an an
/ ‘hrday'. Mr. Whitlord in well known,
In Danbury, being a member of Dam,
' fury lodge oi Elks, and through the?
Knights of'Colurnbus, being a promi-l
Dent member of the council in Ridge-I
Is”. He succeeds at Deiury's John/J:
lynch, who last week enlistedin the"
"; 'fi'dimnce department of the U. 8.;
’ firm, after ten yeara' service with Mr:
7 'Dcllry.-—Daihury Non. ;
.1 105m up!
Military music, patri- f
’ we speeches and dancing. unturltng, -
, Woman's service flag, Patriotic elm-i.
pert of War Music, Armory. Friday ev—‘E
1. That the Connecticut Home Goat-til
\
Tl! serving an 3 mt in; school for um:
'renlcr and
nan/h
"Blatant! the!
by the many records or]
, no.0 Court! We! on file of;
_Wof the Fifth military din-i /
"lot in flow Haven. Company M of ,/
1m has lost an even” or its:
w allot-cut; notice '
nephr-
oqfloorcnllu-nu tro- Conmr u
hart-c one to Wm only
"he
W. maul" Hayes;
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i
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,Emaucr'ou Mani 51., Forum; An... Cant
‘
m, Doc-hr 1!, mt. at
How eyes sparkle in Toylandl' It is, a place of
everything is, “really truly” for the little folks.
joy
.. .
on 51
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and delight, a spot where
Let no one rob them of a single
precious moment, in Make-Believe Land. Rather, let its transport part of that
land to our homes, and to the little folks’ homes, to give them joy during the
days to come. If you would pick the “bested” things, pick promptly! -
. .Holiday Furs;
New Economy! —
Smiling with
furs.
Then a swift
gage!
economy.
8988011.
lots of raccoon or
Every coat in the smart 45-inch length, over
is guaranteed for a year’s service.
'And the price! ,We’ve seen no worthwhile
8160. Those are very much worthwhile—and in cvc
Then, the small furs; scarfs and m
They are each to sell at a-third less than usual price or more than that below usual price.
Fine natural lynx sets at $75, taupe fox sctsat $30 and $35, a wondrous skunk mnfi at $18, a hand-
smnc skunk scarf at $45,——and a great number of other rich and now-style and fine furs at similar prices;
each one at a reduction from usual price of not less than "
Ready now and folks seeking fine
will be prompt. '
N o coasting;
good skating.
o , - -
When one sport lags, the other flourishes.
What fun to skim along as though on wings, to
feel the keen and bracing air; or to get into game of
hockey; or to “coast” with the wind!
Here are skates that arc aid to speed, of true
metal. ‘ , ‘ '
Winslow, screw-on style~$2 to $7.51) .
Winslow key skates—$1.50 to $4. ‘
Barney & Barry skates for men and \vomcn—'
$1 to $3
Women’s and girls’ skatcs'with strap toe and
heel—90c " '
Shoe and skate combination, all ready to slip on— ‘
$5.50 to $7 .50
‘ Women’s clamp or combination skates—$1 tovg$6
Fourth floor.
Lightest and warmest .
of pretty comfortables.
Rare beauty, and wondrous comfort, and' good
service; all meet in some comforts arrived just in the
nick ‘of time. ' 4 _
For they are admirable gifts, every one of them
. Beautiful plain-lined comforts of coca silk filled
with lambs’ wool that insure warm comfort o'nights.
Pink and old rose and green and blue and corn, 72 by
'18 inched-s- " , ‘ "$7.50
.. MW... comma wen "i’
cut, so . to woo;
”by winches-- .
i find
but“ splendid ammonium- with cover-
M
w...
s...‘ .
style, a gathering of furs just in time for. holiday
gifts—and at economy. . ,
The-Little God of Good Luck told us of these,
' We lost no time in acting. Straight to the man
. who owned them, with a proposition that means a sav-
ing to our customers.
Couldn’t get them shipped by express even-so the
furrchicf brought them along as his personal bag-
And'here they are: a big and fine holiday
Gem of thehlot—natural muskrat coats, the nov-
elty and the outstanding beauty among coats of the
Handsome muskrat furs,"handsomely and cfieo-
tively matched, and finished with big beautiful col—
Second floor. /
- and. warmth as Big Sister's—and its price is attrac-
‘8 "catacondmrfb-
' "'IZin'ches' ‘ "
\
beauty and glowing with good‘
hurrying‘of them to the store.
opossum or nutria or nearseal.
y one lined with beautiful fancy Skinner Satin that
natural muskrai coats all season at less than $125 and
ry case price is just $ 8 5
oils in sets and singly.
gift and large economy
‘ 1-3
“Grownup” sweaters
* for girls.
A tiny git-101' a big girl; it’s all the same: there is
a pretty and warm sweater waiting.
It ’s a sweater With the same style and goodness
live to whocvcr socks a gift that girl will appreciate.
New sweaters in new sltddcs have bclt either all
around or Just acroSs back, sizes 2 to l4,——-$l.50 to $6
Fancy sweaters with stripes of white contrast-
ing with their pretty hues, some with gold stripes
and some. with toqucs that match—$.50 and $5,
toqucs at‘$l.25 and $1.50
Little children ’3 white sweaters, some with tini-
cst and cutest touch of pink or blue, sizes 1 to 8,-
$1.50 to $4.50 ‘ , ‘
Knitted or fuzzy sweater sets: newshadesr—W .50 .
' ' Second floor. ‘ .. , ‘ .
,/
More yarn, /
and handsome.
scarf before Christmas—and to make that in a bright
hue for somebody at home.-
What beautiful colors are ready among the now
yarns! ‘ ' .
Blood and roses and gramme—each of unusual
Khaki and gray for; Athdjweaters to go across
can at some price—and concern-phony ”minty;
.m ‘
' 'nctryttrnfor
Just time for busyrknitters to finish an extra 1
. - . ,,..uutomobuec—tsm:m ,
mkaextrafineofqualltyand-
Many calendars
. cut “in half!
. That means cut' right squarely to half pf former
price. -
\ If the old price hasn’t been replaced by the new,
you Will pay Just half of it! ,,
This applies to many fancy calendars-and whaf
a fine lot of beauties it brings at a price next-to.
uothmg.
Main tloor rear.
A $4.50
"hat economy.
N ow the finest and most-impressive cconomv yet
among women’s hats. '
Beautiful hats of all the stylish fabrics.
Richly trimmed, rich in effect, wide range of
styles. ' .
Practically no good 1110ch of the season missing;
and no liked color; and no stylish material.
Rowland hats, cvcry one;-—picked from the reg-
ular gathering whereihcy bore far-higher prices;—
and now any one at $4 50
Second floor.
. Blanket ’to
make bathrobe.
'A blanket of good generous size and of true
beauty. .
. ‘ lVovcn of fine cotton so it"may be laundered as
often as necessary with no danger of shrinking.
Yet with the softness of wool—and delightfully
warm and comfortable. '
A great many different colors and combinations.
3 great many designs—4am $3.25
And a tassclcd cord for girdle accompanies cacii
blaukct. ‘
Main floor. rear.
Pretty ’kerchiefs
at economy.
. Two of the dainticst of outbroidcrcd handker-
chicfs ”for Women; cxccllcut holiday gift, at economy.
Initial ’kcrcbicf's with white or coloicd initial,
graceful loticr. n'rct-iy cnibroidm'cd, box of half dozen
«regular 75c .- 60¢
.l“ancy 'lgcrt-bici's, pu-ity corner design embroi-
dcrcd in cithcr whitc or delicate shados, box of half
dozen, regular 60c——- 500
" Main floor rear.
Women’s good . ,
umbrellas---$ 1.65 '
Ilcrc art: Christmas umbrellas that would usu-
ally sell at $2.
Tbc.ccouotuy campaign brings them at $1165
A durable rainproof blackcovcr upon a frame
that is light and strong.
Good shape with just enough “droop” to keep
rain from driving annoyingly at woman who car-
ried it. -
With either a plain or trimmed handle of good
effect and easy to grip.
Only a litnitcd quantity— $1.55
Main floor rear.
Other Whizzers .
besides sleds. ,.
If that live boy has a flexible-steering sled al-
ready, here are whizzers for him‘ to have fun with
when there’s no snow‘on the éround:—'—‘ ' ,
Irish mailman-$5
Wodpédes-iflto no " .
“fifth 93mm ‘9’“
,A ’of’éin Will quilt! fdlks
hi3 " W". '
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