Flyers, Games.
their toys.
BUY FOR THE HOME
THIS CHRISTMAS
Remember just this--that the Home is where
s0meone lives--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 for the kiddies. We have Dollies,
Doll Carriages, Furniture, Rocking Horses, Scout Cars, Flexible
Our line of Toys are of the better sort and Will
It tand considerable misuse that children are so apt to give
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BUY A" fl008|ER KITCHEN " CABINET
‘ 127-129-131WASIIllsllm SllllIrI ‘
1 , STERLING FURNITURE co.
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ABOUT THE MAIL SERVICE. will favor us with a prompt reply
How Much
MONEY
are-YOU
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Next Year!
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JOIN OUR ‘
CHRISTMAS CLUB '
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Putasideaoertainamauntsaohweekandyouwillre-
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EVERYBODY wnoosm-
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The Connecticut Chamber of Com-g —_~.
merce has received a letter irons the'flzauzn 35”“);st ngpAmgng:
Merchants' Association of New York,
h'l'he steamer Ami rd l- [l
which takes up the matter oi the posh we 8 I ' ' I 0
itill service. A copy of this letter, to-’
igether with a letter from the secretary
Iol' the chamber, Aubtrey L Maddoch.
Idamased when it ran into the sunken
coal barges just ol the Greens Reel
light last Thursday nltbt, attempted
was sent out yesterday to the otherl’u, go to 1..., York to ‘0 into dry
llhamhers of commerce in the state. [fink and t repaired and in bucking
Irequest that answers be returned as I” that tie hull leaked Mb. The
[WI-LC”? “‘1 possible. The questions steamer has been repaired, the dam
I11"“ the mail service in your city age being more extensive than first
.satlslactory? It not, can you tell what "Unglued no will go out from the dry
is the cause of the trouble? Can you dock in N1 w York today so that it can
sussest any remedy?" be loaded and come here tolusht. This
word Jones. president of the Connec l mm this city in almost a week. Bet-
IMerchants' Association.
‘There having been much complaint hull and been thormshly repaired
in various quarters throughsxt the a 'on; the stem. ." 5&3'
«United States as to decreased eflcicn-
Icy oiI the postal service, we wish lol
ilesrn whether or not the business men '
Io! your locality are experiencing pos-9
tal delays. particularly whether ai
longer time than iormerly is required
for the movement of letters between:
lyour city and. the principal husinem
centers. and, it so, how much loam i
'8taten1ents on this point trout some or
HEAD STUFFED FRO“ ° j
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lustautrsllsi-nowaltiu. Your
Ihouacs will be upeciafly ”meat"; air passapu at your head clear and,“
We mu mutual! ilyou inn .1... "Iron us breathe may. No more
as much detail as my. Mill“. militia. blowlu. Mr
"Thdelaysoomplataeaotappsarto tor
the lac to certain chances in postal
[methods Further changes are con-
WWII-tad which will tend to m
BN’BSHll'l‘S
lottendfltiflCuii ............... 75cto$7.50
I .5 Wheelers ............... $1.00to$0.50
3.3 len’saudBoys’ Sweaters ...... $1.50to$10.00
E lawman-.. ................ 50cto$8.00
g leu'sluitialflandkerchiefs ....... 15eto506
idz louseCoats .................. $5.00to$12.00
j 5 BathIBobes ..................... $3.50to$12
:1 lens Pajamas ............... $1.25to$5.00
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Ia. DrauGlovca.... .............. $1.50to$3.50
: E Workingtlloves ................ comma
I e rurLiaedGloves ................ $4to$7.50
IZ mama GOODS
i Wehavealargeassortmeutot'l‘rave Bags
andBuitCasestornlensudwomennn‘
$2.50to$15.00
Traveliugfll'oiletsudlanicureflcts,
$300M$1200
Collar .................. $100to$3.50
Rogers & Stevens
Two Stores
The home of Hart Schaifner & Marx Clothes
Norwalk
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SanibleXmasGlfts
The Mall’ 3 Store 18 the Place to
Buy a Man’ S Gilt
Undoubtedly be for whom you seek a rift is a resular patron here and for this
reason some one of our clerks will know exactly his tastes.
ulnar, pro. as, 1617
Lunch Kits with Thermos Bottle ........ $250
lilitary Brushes, Flasks, Hat Brushes, Bill
Folds and Pocket Books, Belts.
UNDERWEAR
Wool or Cotton Union Suits or SeparateG
meats ............. , ............. 751: to $5“;
HOBEBY
Silk, Cotton or Wool, Plain or Fancy 20c to $1. 50
Including the famous Interwoven Hose.
HIIJTARY OUTFITS
Leather Puttees .................. $9 to $18
[only lite ......................... $5 00
Trench Iimrs ................. 600 to $1.50
Wool Wristlets ...................... $1.00
Sleeveless Sweaters ............ $5. 00 to $7.50
Wool Helmets ........... ‘ ...... $2.50 to $3.50
0. D. Wool Gloves ..................... $1. 00
Rain Coats ................. $5.00 to $2500
Hart Schaiiuer a Marx Suits or Overcoats
$2000to$35.,00 sndothermalses as low
as$12..50
was 3111 Ml.
So. Norwalk
Inving as full particulars as possible l!
eEastern Transit Use, which was l
“"9" questions “9 asked, with the the ice damaged the stem still more '
'1 Following is the let er sent to Ed- vill be the marinade! height to come '
'ticut Chamber of Commerce, by the in service is expected now that tho .-
[ lost has had new timbers put in its .
your principal hauls and muscul‘iossednosunsm not .m m'~———
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This Wonderful Instrument
! HOWmuchisspentinyourfamilyi‘orChrisunasprments givento
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docsn’tit? Andalberalemyofflngiflsaren’tperhapeexacflyappm—
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Nowadaysmanyfamilieaaseelimmatingthenmnemmsmanprceents.
achievethelittlepersonaltouchthrough a cardorleafiet. And
pool their Christmastlmdsfortheptn'chase ofortereallyworth-
whflegiftonewhichwill payi'ar bigger dividendsinrealsolidcnjoy: "
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Angevine Furniture Co.
flit-136 Washington. St.
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