Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Friday, December 21, 1917 · page 8

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Fur Sets
Separate Mulls

 

Separate Scarfs
Children’sSets
, Bath Robes
Flannelette Kimonas
Quilted, Jackets
' Shetland Sweaters
Worsted, Sweaters ‘
Silk Sweaters , ’ -
lVoile Waists
Striped Silk Waists
Black Slk Waists
”Infants’ Leggins
Hug-Me-Tiglrts ' .
Middy Blouses
Girls’ Gingham Dresses
Girls’ Serge Dresses
HeatherblOom Petticoats
Sateen PetticOats

 

 

 

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:House Dresses
Fine Wool Blankets
f Auto Robes "
Little Girls’ Sweaters
Shoes for Women
' , Shoes for Girls

. Coats for Girls
‘ Coats for/Women-
Party Dresses
rge‘ Street Dresses
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Women’s and Men’s Departments

 

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Marabout Boas

Skating Caps

Teddy Bear Suits

Men’s Overcoats ‘

Men’s Suits

Young Men’s Overcoats
and Suits

Men’s Sweaters

Black, blue, brown, 0x-
ford and khaki color
Men’s Scarls

. Dress Suit Cases
‘ Valises

Boys" Knee Pants
Boys’ Blouses
Boys’ Sweaters

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Umbrellas for men and
women

Raincoats

Men’s Fine Shoes
Boys’ Shoes

Boys’ Scout Shoes
Boys’ Mackinaws

Men’s Bathrobes

Men’s Smoking Coats

 

The most complete ready-to -'
wear store in NorWalk. Our
prices/ are as low as condi-e
noes em permit as a sell,

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‘ dinary, who with Catcher Killlfcr was

.'fine chance to collect.
! _ _ I. theatre and playing the fascinating

3 By Ann Pennington.
,' Probably every girl who is employed in fallacy as many of the other theories

ihanseen ‘adancer before the
Elisha- swims easily through her

lure audience. She thinks of the den-

loer's life as the crisis-r '
lunlil tomorrow" existence, metastatdevoted so much of my time to the’ e‘.

tile: as a” dancer and several months

 

. differ with that theory In fact.“

 

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Dry Goods Store

 

Christmas Gills

 
 

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The Famous Gans Umbrella for Men and Women $1 to $6

 

VACUUM CLEANER! TABLE LINEN
CARPET sWEEPEns NAPKrNs
CEbAR CHESTO TOWELs

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Practical Presents the Whole Fanrily Will Enjoy

BEACON BLANKETS
lNDIAN BLANKES
WOOL BLNKET8
COMFORTABLEB

 

Savory RoastersL $1.00

20% Off On All The Fancy China 420% on

Turkey Platters all Sizes

 

35c

We call especial attention to this litre of wholesome

25c

 

 

60c COPYRIGHT FICTION 60c
Books for- Boys and Girls

delight the younrt people. The bindings are very attractive and many are illustrated.

Picture Books for the Little ones
Dainty Christmas Cards. Booklets. Calendars. Tarts. Labels and Seals. .-

35c

fiction including the most popular series of tales that

35c

 

 

ALEXANliEii nus
glilfi lilililiiii liEAl

gFamous Pitcher Wants Part.
i of Money Phillies’ Owner
I Received or Else He Will,
; Quit
xsw roux. Dec. 20.-—crover‘
:Clcveland Alexander, pirr-hv-r cxlraoh,

CLOTHIERS

You may clothe men in fine
raiment and then take your .
chance of payment, you may
sell them shirts and collars to
the measure of their dollars,

,1 sell them gloves and socks and
ties till they take the beauty
prise—but when all is said
and done there is one thing,
only one, that was. ever yet
invented to keep a'soul con-
tented when the frost is in
the air and the branches high
hang bare. It is Oo'al that man
must get or he"s angry you

 

sold last week by the Philadelphia Na-
irlonals to the- (‘hicago Cuba has had‘
his little so» ilrolvr demands to‘
know whv th i he is to get any of thnti
fat roll of grocnbacks which Charley
W eeghmnn turned over to Bill Baker
:for the big pitcher's release. Meek:
,says if Baker received anything like;
fwhat the papers said Baker did for}
his release, then Grover thinks he is!
”entitled to :1 slicc of the purchase
1price.

6 Alexander left his farm in Nebrasw
lkn to sign .1 new contract with Frost-E
:dent Weeghman. There is no ‘hitch in!
gthe salary arrangements, according to]

-—is the best known cold sus-
iAlcxander, \Vecghman merely took:
over the contract which Alexanderi

ponder.
.signed with Philadelphia last winter.‘ 5

.by which he is to get $12 000 a season. I
:Tlris contract still has three years to'
'run.

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“I don't understand some of these: ;
baseball deals," said Alexander in '[afil ‘6"?‘3? I
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complete when one suffers
from cold feet. Coats and
sweaters are all right, but a
fire that‘s burning bright—-
and your feet upon the fender

 

Chicago yesterday ”if I have been;
so successful as a pitcher to be worth. _._, - W-

a." much 35 Mr. Weeghman paid for runner football player or any athlctc
1119.1 cannot see Whyl am not in on The grace of the dancer which up
rit. l certainly think I am entitled to Deans so easy and unstudied is an art.
‘a share of the purchase price pm”. as a matter of fact, which is acquired‘

, only after long and nrdous practice.
:33?“ received by reason of my it is a matter of training every muscle

‘ iwith the utmost care and guarding
1 Having watched some of the finan with vigilance against the time when’

cial deals made by Bill Baker since the body shall lose its vigor and the'
be mine president of the Phillies 'mmlfi? fa" *0 respond to the cell of

:we would say that Alexander has at

 

 

Often the dancer is pictured by the”
average girl as departing from the

 

 

THE DANCER'S LIFE - .. central figure in say midnight lobster
NOTA MERRY ONE parties which probably break up at
dawn or thereabouts. This is as great i

in an ofllce no matter of what descrlp-l however or we not only allow a very
tron, has sighed with envy 'when she, strict and limited diet. but we must by
foot- all means he seared of plenty slew.
for there is nothing so injurious to'
the appearance and the muscles asl
look of sleep! "
l have often been asked why i have;a

steps and receiving the applause of
to do.

motion picture work with Paramount,
-and my reply is always the same be i
cause it broadens one's ileld of vision'
and allows me a change of work with
out in any way interfering with my
dancing. In fact. the delete: ts ensl-
ryais festcreofeaynotioapte-
tore w 1/40. as for instance, in my
latest Permanent picture. “The Antics
of Ann" in which I have

Wt lapel; stunts to fit:
well as some d an

bythonrehaseofnewndflitteflns;
rainient.
But three years in the Ziegfeld Fol.

se a motion picture star with a pro
clivity for dancing have taught me to

 

 

 

‘ : in a cold and uncomfortable house—don’t do it again! .
x “g much coal—Doctor bill—and a ruined temper.

DOWS and DOORS will make it better-make it more comfort-

can bet. Life is sad and law "

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

If you made the blunder of worrying through the cold snap
It is not only disagreeable, but mighty expensive—~twice as

. There is no house so well built but what OUTSIDE WlN-

‘ able and livable.

. If you'll come in tomorrow, any day, we ll tell you what it 11
cost to make your house comfortable.‘ Do it now. ”

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

It Will Pay You to
Visit

KL UG MAN
its Washington St.

If you seek anything in appar.
el of Man, Women or, Child. ’

 

 

 

 
 

—tious remor-ks. He“ told Municipal!

obile drivin and other "stunts" .
[$51 work is fafcinatlng and furnishes Jud” 00‘,”th he “‘5 501T! and at
a variety of activities which appeals the judges suggestion, bought 81,000
to me after the ceaseless monotony of worth of Liberty Bonds subscribed
dancing rehearsals. $100 to the Red Cross and gfle :50

The Antics of Ann" will be shown'
at the Palace theatre tmorrow. Other :;°h toLtlheCKnights °1 Columbus M
features on the program include’ Fat- ‘3 Y A. Then. today, Judge

ty" Roscoe Arbuchle in his latest Par Comstoch fined him 8500.

mount comedy emitted ”Fatty at‘ _.._..t.._____._____.
Coney Island; Ls roLLEm's INVIOTIOA'IORO
Pos‘r’PONl ACTION ‘
WASHINGON, Dec.
to obtain a trim Mind the Geo-

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cosrs euros Fort stromous aa-
Hanks

MANKA’I‘O. Irina. Dec.
statement that the United States 1.. Follette's recent Bi. Pan! speech.
might as iveir be under the servers to numb- action imi- Inlay as.
governmental under its mwal committeemettoestsndthettmefsr
summon classed to “Frankel “theme-dielectric
Manatee-l- are... thenformer secretary menu
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:0.—inahiliry ‘

 

20.-A ate Committee investigating Senator ‘ ’

 
 
 

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