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37 North Main Street 3
Palace Theatre Building
South Norwalk, 001111.
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13111 Armory, (‘1). I... t). 8. G.
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The Ladies Aid Society of the First .
11.11de will hold a Christm-N
'Sale in adulhmkflulo bl1)1'k.l)11:1m
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$01!. N. J. of J. lit. Kearney. the K 111‘
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13.11111, Np. I. at the amp. ,
‘ -—Jelkea “0001! Mick" ‘ Oleomargar,
‘Ine. Moved to Hoyt’s Theatre building
'60. Now-1k, ll. Olsen. '
‘ The regular meeting of the Board of
“Directors of the South Nbrwalk Public
Library will be m in the Library
{Building on Friday evening. December
' 111111. 19111. at eight o'clock.
‘4 “manor Bakery upon for business
'lhis week!
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'l‘rom Plush“. Ill... report there is
three indies 05m on the mound in
1 viola"; at Wold. The snow-
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,pared closely 11ith'tl1e regulax $2 .50 gloyes. '
'sconu-d act1mll1 better than the regular at $2.50!
' and puie white. .
. These gloves
MAY have faults!
One of the, most 111111511111 bits of glove news we’ve
A lot of capo 'glovcs that/arc supposed to be
faulty and so rejected trom the $2. 50 class by their
makers. $1. 85
Within the past few hours half a dozen pairs of
tlnm 11 ere picked at random from the lot and com-
In but one case could we
and any real fault.
Frankly, in some cases the sp
in] glove at; $1.85
Vt omen ’3 fine texture soft and firm cape gloves.
l1‘xcellcutshn1lcsof tan and gray and champagne
With handsomely-stitcl1ed back; some of them so
. ‘1 1111rht here, instead ot: two dollars—-
tanned as to he washable; some of them carrying the
maker’s name (11 hich we are not allowed to print)!
You will agree quickl ' that they
are actually worth $2.50— 51 85
and wonder at the price of~ '
I'ontcr stole. rear.
Lovely little
white dresses.
Little girls never look quite so sweet and dainty
when in white.
.lnd here are new 11hitc dresses 11 orthy of the
111tiest little maids
Voile and orgnndy and bntisto and dotted Swiss,
1111' new models trimmed with nice lace and em-
11111.1 y, some. of them s111ockc1l—a few of novel
11 have collar and cuffs 111 color!
Fine little namsnok Princess petticoats for wear
11h them, trimmed w1th embroidery and inserting
V -1' lacc— 591‘ to $2.50
S1=Cul11l Hour.
We’ll make a
skirt “for $1 ..50
lust through this week, skirt made trom 11 oolcns
$1 50
A special opportunity 11111110 by 11:11.:1’11'11css of our
11-il111's to keep busy.
No extra cllarge‘ot' 1111.1' surtwslltlllly the $1.50
and the regular attractiVo llowland 111-i111 for the
11 ..11)len_you choose.
Splendid variety of them to choose from, too.
Every seasonablé 11eight,1,1111y staple weave,
11191111 handsome plaids especially good for skirts.
'l‘hlnl floor. _ ~
' :Good scrap‘baskets 7’
for home desk.
They will do valiant duty at desk: save much
puking up of. papers and envelopes and such.
times!
.t.1-~l1as helped a great many folks in their early
$1.50to$6:
You have .
3 weeks.
Santa’s l)n_1'~~l)cc 25.
The Children’s Day—Dee 25.
, Your finest Christmas—~Dcc 25.
And it is but three weeks away—~1u'ith such a lot
to be done.
The store is going to be put to its hardest test
during: those three weeks. We shall do our best.
.-'\ll(’..'ldy the store is Christmassy from top to hot-
Christmas shoppin". And it is rchdv for hearty
service tor thousands more folks.
TOYLAND is the childrbn’s own spot. How
bright and fine and full of life and. fun it is. Better
not miss it yourself; of course, you will make sure
that the children enjoy it fully.
BOOKSHOP is in Christmas fettle. ‘It has
grown. It has put 011 new vigor. It is a bookshop
for everybody from little folks to lovers of the finest
books.
A trip through the store shows tlfc same story
01'111'1'whom-WE AREREA DY FOR CHRISTMAS.
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Rompersthat are
really pretty.
Doesn’t a sturdy little 1111,- look tine in 1'1,)111pcrsl
How cutd is tiny . girl in her, pretty white
rompers!
And here are many new ones that seem to be
even prettier than 11111' of past dam
Beautiful inerc'eiiscd white poplin, smocked or
(unbroidcred by hand in tasteful colors, sizes 6
months to 5 1'13111's,~—$3 and $53. 50 ’
\\ hitc poplin, some with homstitching 111 blue or
pink, one with] ace edged turnov er collar «$2 50
Nice pink or blue chambray, and good staunch
stiipcd. sccrsuckcr, and clever lino checked gingham
-a inunber ot delighting colors and styles,~—-85c
Second llnor.
Good iron for
j" good cooking.
‘. Our gramhnothcrs ’11scd to cook wonderfully-
good tAuhht s to eat with their old-fashioned iron uten-
sils.An we are learning that we can cook those
same delicious things with those same utensils-50
iron is coming back into service in many kitchens.
Here are some 0ftl1e time-tried cooking “tools”'
of iron now ready:—-_-
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amount). ovens/5 linen—53. 50 to '
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to do it”! - 7‘
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' A clothing friend of was 11-111111k111l
day:-
ol'.;. "1'". Sumner.“ 3!. '1
the oth
You’re foolish to sell clothes the way
you are doin". There is goiugjo be no
rank 111 prices for the S 1111;; season. Men
have got to have new 11111111111 W by don’t.
you get a good profit?
From his standpoint, we are foolish.
from ours.
'It’s never foolish to give 1111-11 :1 chance to save
money.
It’s never foolish to sell good clothes at a special
price, when the way opens to do it. ‘
And so we are selling men new clothes at tine
saving.
The only foolish people 1n the 111111111 transaction
are men who don’t pike advantavo ol the opportu-'
nityl " 1
We had courage to buy clothes when most merv
chants held off:
Now we have courage to sell 1lothes at' special
price when most merchants are. l1a111rin11 to their reg
nlan price
Is that loolisht We leave it to you.
By the “aye—tor the finest thing in the sale
for men, take a look at. the suits and the overcoats at
$237. 50. - 5‘
H1111: 1s 1'1i1h Chesterfield mat of fine fabric, with
plaid b.111k,1'el1et collar, —— a thoionnl) gentleman’ E
coat in may detail.
And now here is .1 111mm; 111.111 5 11 .Ilklllg-lt‘llgtll
ulsfcr of iich tine brown 11nxtlu'c. Short, snappy,
light but wry wann, full of vigor and vim.
. Two contiadietory types, each perfect of its sort.
Each illustrative of the values in the sale—4’01
suchcoats are 11'01'th $42. 50 $45,:1n1l $50; 1 . ‘
$37.50 I ‘
But not
but. 1111111 mav have them
bg' choosinn' now at
How about saving from $5 to 3512.50?
Rattania rugs
new andtough.
A rug for bediooms especially, new and firm 111111
staunch and very durable. '
_ Woven from a heavy 1111311511 fiber and woven in
sort of basket fashion so its surface 18 very close.
Not. 11 oven on a warp as are most rugs but Woven
111 am fashion as a cane. chair-scat! ,
Plain neutral hue 111th attractive stencillcd put
in 111—~11 real beauty in most any bedroom
9 by 12. ft—$l9.50 ‘ l/by 10% tt~$l¢
woohand- fiber rugs of much strength and bca‘
r, numberinf colors and desi s, fitted for service 11
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