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their toys;
« ‘BUY FOR THE HOME
-. , THIS CHRISTMAS
Remember just this-é-that the Home is where
someone Iives--then you will appreciate more
fully the real satisfaction
A PIECE OF FURNITURE
gives as a Christmas Present. It is a constant reminder of the
giver—and a constant giver of comfort and cheer in the HOME
Come in and select—we will hold for delivery if you so desire.
Come right here, and buy fur the kiddies. We have Dollies,
Doll Carriages, Furniture, Rocking Horses, Scout Cars, Flexible
Fivers, Games. Our line of Toys are of the better sort and will
7 thstand considerable misuse that children are so apt to give
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; BUY A room KITCHEN CABINET
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. STERLING FURNITURE ~ co.
Silll’l'll NilRWAIK
‘s BuyHisC
. fit ’a Man’s Store
We Will Cash Your Christmas Club Checks
lamest stock to select from this side of New York. These goods
s to a vearaaao and are 50 per cent. lower than we
. Here" is “if
were urc ase
Norwalk
t‘I'] 1
six month
hristm s
Rogers . Stevens
Tw
torres
Thamome of Hart Schali'ner & Marx Clothes‘
k.~
Present
coui rep ace them for.
ME! '8 SHIRTS flinch Kitfim Thermos Bottle . . . , . . . . $23.23
. a ' Flasks Hat Brushes '
sort and sun and ............... 75c to $7.50 “a” “k: ' ‘
Knitted Beelers ............... $1.00 to saw ”I“ “a P 3”“ mu”
é :en’s '3? Boys' Sweaters ...... 315%: to $10.00 , uxnznwult
eolrw ..................... to .00 'i
E Ken's Initial Handkerchiefs ....... 15c touOOo W”! W cm“ Uni” 9““ 0' “Pm“ 0“ :1!
z m 00a“ ................. “'w to ‘12” M“ .......................... 756 '0 ”.w
nun lobes ..................... saw to 312 °
:5 Iran'- Pajamas ... ........... $135 to ssoo . aosmav El!
' . llilk, Cotton or Wool, Plain or Fancy 20c to $1.50 ’Q
r? . unit 3 omvns . ’ Includingthe famous Interwoven Hose. {(3
a Dwress (Hegel: .................. $1.50 to $3.50 1 MILITARY OUTFITS g
orking ves ................ 60o to $1.60 I W
E hrLiuedGloves ................ “unto mm” ------------------ ”“513
z mama ooons 1 null ' ''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''' on. also
, V 001 Wristlets ....... ., ............ .. $1.00
We have a large assortment of Traveling Bags l velsss Iweaters ............ $500 to $1.50
and Suit Cases for men and women Wool Helmets ................. $2501» $3.60
$2.50 to 815.00 (i. D. Wool Gloves ..................... $1 00
‘fl'ravellug, Il'oilet. and Manicure Sets, - ltaln Costs ...‘. ............. 8500 to $2500
.00to ‘
collar Bags .................. goo to‘ig'g ‘1‘“ Wm "‘ "m 5"“ °' °"°’°°‘"
Belt. Suspender, Carter and Armband Sets 111 $9000 to $36.00. and other nabs as low
Christmas boxes ................. 50c to $1.60 an $12.50.
So. Norwalk
l and Wall Paper
Saturday
to First Street
East Norwallr
‘ lights All Buyers
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mle morning. , 7‘“ it!)
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$15.00. Ladies' wrist watches $0.00
an 1.6“?be l 1
FROM" NB ATHLEYEC WAR 3 "ll 0 . '
'Ildlard McGinn,’ ’J-‘ordham's star' AVI R f I
V J for two seasons, left college
. ‘ y to join the naval reserVes - STRENUBUS sm18~
he Charlestown Navy Yard, where ;
enlisted several days ago. McGinn: 1
’ ‘peeond Fordbam backstopper toi' - .
,: “Buck" Sweetiand, who aughttBflag’thgofizi‘éfipgf‘gfig
. games last season, is with the ‘ .
.lswa'srt Naval Reserves, Benefit By lt—The Camp;
. Routine Makes Devotees—i
And When Conflict is Over ;
There Will Be Demand:
For Relaxation t
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ie's! Keep It
on Mresser
m on corn orcellue
palmthentheylii‘toil.
Baseball, boxing and football are go-
ing to have larger followings after the
war than they have today. . 3
That this will be tme in baseball;
particularly is the prediction of many;
Your high heels have, men high up in the game, and it t h“;
9‘“ come on your toes‘been pointed out by followers of hon;
and caliuses on our‘ ing that the finstruction being given.1
y lthe soldiers in all of Uncle Sam's
feet but why care not”. trainiug‘camps will develop thousandsi
This (my bottle holds of devotee of the manly art who have:
an almost magic fluid, never before been interested.
a genifl in Cincinnati Football, which has been crowing
discovered the ether-E by leaps and bounds wiIlin the past
compound and no ' it1 five years. may not gain many acttve
freezone. Small nos participants through the formation of
of freemne can be had training camp eievens. but it will cer-
at any drug store for a total, gain in popularity.
few cents. Never llmp“ The pathway to success for present-
“ “"31 Your face in“ day baseball in the United States'
pain “all! but set s'was opened wide with the close of thej
bottle of freeaone and ‘Clvll War. Hundreds of soldiers re.
apply a few drops on turned from the battlefields on which
your tender aching com the blue and gray armies fought their.
or callus. instantly the many great conflicts hardened;
scream disappears and through the rigors 'or service in the;
Mllftittilwitbdnm
think! Yougetrldoramhterestand inwbich those
find'actiuexerelse.
l. m that-sells of the’uvll Warts
tbsuuseat day most: has
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0n the Fingers of One Hand 'You' On Count the Days Left l’or
Christmas‘shoppiugi' ' '_ .
Serviceable Toys For The
, . little Folks ,
AUTOMOBILES .............. _ ............. sass to sides
Just like the real ones( Painted red. green, gray aldwhite. .
venomous . ._ ................ , ........... $3.98 to was
non. cannons ............. . ............. 75c to $7.98
suns ...................................... 08c to saw
mom nae ........................... cast: was
amasswacoss .. osctos'm
cons-rat: masons ................... , . . .. $3.98 to $4.49
moans . ............................. "as: to 31.93
stoma morons moms ........ ‘.. . . .. ...... $1.75
4001. calms ..... ' '..- ........ . .......... 393to$238
nous me am ....... g .................... 15: to sans
nous ‘ ................................... . 10:. to can
HanyUsefulandPractioal GiftsinranoyObina, 0mm
Aluminmn Ware, Brass Fern Dishes, Ash Trays, Smokm' Sets.
Jardiuiercs, Casseroles, Pyrex Baking Ware, Rogers and Com-
munity Silver Plated Table Ware.
ALBERT F. GEHEBE
Phone mag—a. Prompt Delivery.
as Washington St ' South Norwalk.
$35.”. "" "
Egress, and toilet articles.
RICHARD ,l'. MACK
25 N. into St.
“roam AT LAW
late Examiner
U. 5. Patent $
Mice
, on.,Paten
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_ nus-um nuns-r
4- 1.7.12.1 repaired. Rentals.
tie;
‘ sold at 8': per month
'LUMBE'I
YYPIWRITEI EXCHANGE
'90 Fairneld Ave. Irrdoenort.
IIIUII." - ‘l’VPEW3ITll8u-b
PEANUTS
I30?!” you will dud the open and demanding some form of anions in Immunity. '
“llIl-‘Iotbhrlveled and loose of Iron competition. or. at least. no- men“ "I10 "M” "in: '0 ini'm' bloods coining on who will demand way possible by the
reatlou, upon which to center their mile. but an an attraction which gain- MM “cram” ”d mum, "mm“
who 0‘ M 5"” "'0 Wale "um”. 3‘ h” on a larger scale than ever before and Boiler and many" of our
the country at lam weary of deathvisshlngto’ have open.
. edt corn or a corn between the'brousbt youth luck with them could Mm WWI. '
for theOthe opinion that health
l With thousands of Uncle Sal's uol- dealing conflicts and grateful
‘1 WI mend with ”be", less chance to rules. sports should tlrlvolsuould be encouraged and continued noun. Abraham alulrnsa
‘ throughout the length and lubadth of Bermilae avenue; John
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been leg one football paraphernalia while'o-sgreatersealethsnever. .
ltmhas sulcrcd'ln the service: thousands of youus
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1y
inhuman Co1 .1 ,_
DECORATORS: ",
Everything in Paints;
Store Closes! 1 P. st;
My Christmas Jewelry De-?
Christmas is too near and everybody'
too busy for much talk. Besides—emf:
jewelry speaks for itself, and my poll.';
cyeoi uniting quality and saving is too‘
well known to need comment. .- .'
We always keep on layiag‘ awayl
Christmas gifts in our It“? (they;
m an ready to gm dutgntsri some}
Military wrist watchesan $5.50 to
Aloe a complete stock of rings,;
watches, scar! pins, breast pins, brace-i
lists, cuff buttons, silver ware, cut,
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lot Booklet
idlwaytfi‘reslt Roasted
j 13 R. R. Ave.
Sports will be encoursaed In every hold furniture and ot
' government, too. PC“.
Wilma, Secretary3 of War
lawmakers at lhaian,
iv «prepped the document,
'giving sports
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Make Your Decision Now, Then ‘
CHRISTMAS CLUB
whichwillmtlkeiteasytooarryoutyourpurpose.
How Much
MONEY '
are YOU
Going to Save
Next Year!
our r
Put aside a certain amount each week and you will re-
ceive a check on December 13th for the full amount paid in.
EVERYBODY wnncouz
N0 cases: to JOIN
Hake a deposit today and receive a member 's ticket.
. The Central Trust Co-
NonuII, coNN. '.
l
ithe land, even in war timessAnd when
war ceases to be the world's greatest
game. as it is today, the goVernment
will turn its attéliion toward the.
‘bnildlug of a sturdier and healthier
I.
g; iinrreased. and sports out of doors
per month. ”schism {seems to be the answer.
1 —— bug-
lowers earn-e
l serous CHILDREN
3 NEW vosK. Dec. till—The will of. can svmpathlze
1' film. Rosa B. Muenldel, who was the
"m titer of George 1?. Mnendei of Ro—
ayton. on tile for probate here year
terday in the Surrogate's court, d:-
No. 126 Union street, Town of Union.
:.\'. J.. and Frederick C. Hansen of
‘Ridgelleld, N. .i., which names Chris-
;tion Muendel. the daughter. as sole e!-
ecutrix.
33mm. WC”! lrace of Americans, it isn't initial/3:119: Mrs. Muendei. who was a witbw.
8 . :icans "9 "01 stain art and re ’ 9 died at her late home on Sovember i'l.
mite. _ vuderwood ”May, A big per cent. of them are. ”m
' . . Remington, all other 1
mm sold. rented but the percentage Iran and shou d be
She lost her husband many,-
years ago; .
i - wan POEM .
l The following contains more truth'
than poetry and many a local person
with the writes!
thereof:
I "My Tuesdays airs meatless .
; "My Wednesdays are whentless '
N am growing more eatlesn each as"
ivide‘s ythe residue all her 81.500 estato‘
1equally between hit-r three childi’en.
/ k . y jthe other two being Mathilda and
‘ I GHIOTTO S ;-Chrlstina Muendel. both ’of No. 210
West. One Hundred and Seventh
istreet, the daughters, in addition to
'this bequest. being} each given one—
‘Tf”"‘5"- hell of all clothinlg. jewelry. house-
her personal 01-:
' 3"My socks tiny are locum
No date. by Surnbgate John P. Co-
in the preseneeoi tbmmtlal
, of No.
L-yultoeo ol
"My home it is heatiess‘
"My beds they are sheetiess .
"They are all sent to the Y. M. U. .5.
I
."Tho barroomn rm trcaitcns
“My coffer- In medical
"Each dav I'm getting some wiser.
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"My pants tire-I urn "outles'c I
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has been setifor the provinx of "My, how l 10 hate the Kaiser."
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wtt-' -Prlees'on melrv are low I“
270'1ear. Brand's Jewelry Store. We”.
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