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This year. more than ever before. we advise early Christmas shopping. When stocks are once'depleted. it will be practically impossibleto
duplicate or secure deSifhblé'merch’andise. 85 per cent. of our Christmas stocks are now here. ‘ ‘
Make your selections now and have them reserved
for you until Christmas Eve or.such timeas you are
ready for them.
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“ilt Shop of Norwalk ' "
Throughout Norwalk our store is known as the pr‘e-eminent place for gifts. And though the quality is high and the variety large. the
prices are the same fair prices that have always distinguished finish!!!) of Davis.
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Entrances on Main St.. Fairfleld Ave. Cannon St. ‘
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LADIES
UMBRELLAS . Leather Gift Novelties THERMOS BOTTLES
LADIES’ punsss 1311.1. rows . ruinous: sure $150 ‘6 $575
AND $2 00 to $12.75 $100 to $15-0Q .- $3.00 to $20-00 CARRAFFES
MEN’S ' ’ . Some 14K gold mounted FITTED on UNFITTED $5 50 to 5‘12 50
New Handles SUIT GASES nous ron m AND '~ '
ed MEN'S slum. LEATH- woman - mums-rm
Desirable and Leather and Black Enamel ER. GOODS .
. $1.00 to $5.00 The Unbreakable Vacuum
wearable and Listing 750 to $10.00 .
_ TRAVELING -BAGS Bottle
fabrics Fitted and "united ‘ snwmo ss'rs Fined ”in Unfitted _ 9 50 13 50
$135 to $12.50 $1.75 130362.50 $2.00 to $18.00 $6.25 to smog 5 ~ ‘0 $ -
dresses fit as they are cut by her flaslnng knife and twink-
ling «shears! ‘
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NECKWEAR
Dozens and dozens, and more dozens of the handsomest Sills
Neckweer that it Was possible to obtain. All colors. All qualities.
All newest styles. Plain, stripes and all over patterns.
650 to $3.50
Ladies'and Men's Cross Gloves. Unlined, silk, fleece, wool,
' fur lined, Auto Gloves and Mittens, Wool Gloves, Mocha and Cape
Gloves. In fact Gloves of allkinds.
$1.90 to $16.50
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~MUFFLERS MEN’S HOSIERY WOMEN’ SILK
SAFETY RAZORS All 001013. All qualities, Silk, Lisle and wool . ROSIERY
Gillette. Evmeady’ “”5”!" $150 to $1250 an M” Pure thread, all silk and silk
PICTURE FRAMES. 25c to $2.50 boot, in all shades. Cordovan, grey,
Gem, Enders A splendid Metal Frame that HOLEPROOP beaver, navy, mode, smoke.
will last for years. _
$1.00 to $5.00 . $3.75 6 pain $300 ' ~ $2.00 to $4.50
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FRACTURES COLLAR EONE- street stationto receive pasaengers.
- treat. came togétner -
Charles Balser of 17 Orchard 8 enough and “Odell?” to throw Mr. MURRAYS HE
morning passenger ,t . _ . ., . p
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“my to bomb No a1(ll‘ollarbone ye!- : The injured 1:11:11? :akgncgo the pl , the o w i l t. H
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:zreggfyumorml‘ngbrme rear car 0! the tangled him. Later he was taken to One 0 ,
tincture of the right
down by the .coal pocketln the-Dan- _
Four-y yards vwhen‘ enema-mm _ . W .
marred. The train it -_ _ 1 . » . . . . .m,
A MoSt Useful and Practical Gift a “SocietyBrand”
Suit or' Overcoat .
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85 Washington St. ‘
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paratory to coming ‘up to the White
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A. string of care was standing on one thorlties.
‘ “3 or the nearby tracks and the engineer
man Thrown from Platform estimated that there was clearance
When Cars Collide. - tarnish-sin. There was not space tieL
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baggagemanmign 131; Dan- Baker to the ground 1"“. not enough
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Constantine on the throne have made
full confessions, according to the au-
They were formerly oili-
cers under Constantine,
They will be tried before courts-ma
expected as the _ e a p
m is anxiously swamps their re- theairo in Not-walk tomorrow evening
will-appear It. : .
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-. . : vi: . Some Splendid Values at $37.50 - _ A _ 3*“? f" =~
& KNAPP HATS. $11.00 and better. VELOUR HATS. 36.5040 $15.00. meme jigs.
e are only a few of the many practical gifts that this store shows. Watch our advertisements. ,
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Palace Theatre this evening:
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it'a' He also received a cut'over the Dunbar-y hospital. ' , have'been r, ,
relieltft eye which required a stitchtn .. ‘ .. n K: A coup-gamut! . , as it is wen ‘ l” :2 for the y of the Norwalk lodge
"‘1 the "0““: pLor'rsns A p . 3",: attend m “pnwmnwnk I'm 43
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ELKs MINSTRELS TONIGdHT. I, “gala? 121:3; fi-figgefitalfic; pal Wiimm K Holmes made a gen- «he lighthouse on this point. The
bu Vows, yester ay 3. - wh , ban and, L . . _ . .. r
‘ id 'tefnhoimoapnflngd “the following items tw: fisbuiiiidd ‘iii'migiit :lzsnistalg: of a “0“ held “at Friday “mm m the Ley- strong. pom 2" a hag“ 9f dangernta
IS 58. 1‘le ing the Elkfi' Minstrels at the friend received several hundred mm_ is‘ high BChOOl assembly hall, It the I‘OCkn about ~00 “‘91 fl om ”1". 01¢.
' , ute wounds in an accident at the front,
any eo e will so from this city recent! reached a 59mm on «Hownerday. He described the steps In .W
‘ museumpxglrwalk tomorrow night to to Aanpammeu,"v He said he “sleet-tun dances as ridiculous. He men- out lxehthouse was erected.
RE THANKSGlVlNG l esar‘the performnnce' by the Dan- determined to mg and had not yet h“ cloned the Darwinian: theory, that 3-
,‘bu‘rygeElh' minstrfl‘ company at the: a. fit of depression/since his misfor- mn ‘5 9- descendant °
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‘ Ore es ra. '1]le theatre, as a benefit 10? tune. He found happiness in tryingto ‘ ,
Murray's Singing 1‘ t a , . help other: less tom m .iaopeumes during their lives deacond- PEORIA. lll.. .\ov. 25,—J. H. Mun-
Hudson seal coats. the luxurious comfort of Winters 9
may well enter your service Thanksgiving“ '
Thev’ll do it at economy—som f s lecial 'alue are .
vet to be nicked from‘. e O 1 "
Beautiful in effect and in fact. handsomelv lined with
i good satin. some with collar and cuffs of contrasting fur,
ever}r one of impressive value.
In particular—beauties that are worth $5475— ' $4M .
Others ranging from $250 to $400 in value—
$195 to $325
Second floor.
- without charge!
‘Ne’ll all ae'ree that the real taste in maxing coat. is
:the cutting and fitting.
And that is done awav with bV the woman who l'las
Madame Carpenter do it for her here and now.
Everv woman who grasps opportunitv. may choose
fabric for coat in any of several new models and have that.
fabric cut and fitted without charge of anv sort.
f 1That is the service Madame Carpenter)" gives full;, and
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How skilled she is: and how 'snlcndidlv coats and:
.When her work is done. anvbodv who can sew a
straight seam can finish making coat or dress! ~
. SPECIAL COATINGS are to be had too!
! Splendid weights and weaves and colors. greatest
favorites of the season—and at this saving:—
_ Value $4 to $10—— .
>_ Wflw Thlhd floor. r“
F or, preparing” and cooking
2 “the” dinner.
Busv days in the kitchen! Here are helps that make;
each davjs work lighter. that speed preparations- for
Thanksglvmg :— _
Mixing bowls. glass. crockery. wood and aluminum—o
25c to $1.50. _
Butcher knives--35c to $1.45 .‘
Bowl sets, 4 in set,—$1.10 and Cookie cutters—4’s 10 25c. l
81.95 . Bread knivehzoc to 65c.
Nappy sets. 5 in set.-—-61.40. Cleavers—-—75.c. Q?
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Faring knii (as—45c lo 450]
Mlncing knives—45!: to 50c. Carving sets-65c.
Spatulas‘lsc to 40¢. Egg heaters—20c to 50c.
Crap—fruit knives—~45c. Pastry bags~25c lo 400.
Mixing spoon-”15c to 450. Pastry tubes——7c and 100.
Apple corers.—5c to 25¢. Nutmek graters—Bc.
These for actual roasting of the dinner:—
Savory roosters—$1 ‘to $3.75. tents to a turn, cooks every pal-1 thor-
Silver masters-$1.50 to 52.85. oushll'. and sends mast forth a do“.
. . .._. . ‘ cious brown and juicily tender!
L15k mamas—34.4.). Roasting pans of many sizem—«o
“'earever aluminum roasters— Russia. iron—25c to $1.50; aluminum .—~
$7.10 and‘$8.20.- $1.45 to $3.55; gray enameled wow“
Each so built that it roasts 6011-, 65c to $1.60. 1
Fourth floor.
The HoWland Dry Goods Co.
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For the Thanksgiving" Dinner
Carving Sets
Food Choppers”
Percolators
.lerex
ALBERT D. MORGAN
WASHINGTON smear
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'SCHOOL PRINCIPAL IQUlTS AFTER 30 YEARS AS " >
SOU‘FHINGTON "PROM.”l ESSEX, Nov. 25.».After thirty
_ years as keeper of lhe Essex Beach
..Shocked to Learn SGMOIGEP'S :3“ {3:31.}??? “lining. lilifiuizglgn :1”) '3':
Pulled Out Their Eyebrows an tel " ‘ ' k ' '
, , ,, IHziyden has made ill" trip daily down
5““: Illem wuth “Whitewasth ltlle river in all kinds of weather to at-
Arms and Faces.
item] to his duties. The first keeper
./ - . ‘or the lighthouse '~Was the late C. P.
SOUTHINGTON. Nov. 25, ~Princi- Gladfling. who “'21.: the womotcr of
era! criticism of the sophomore recap- llighl at that time was placed on a. H
devotional exercises in the school yes- dock at Hayden’s Point. Throurl‘ no“
government appropriation, the pres-
‘Ibes and said 'DRUMMER eov 0F
sHILOH DEAD AT :0»
“was, and that such was the use ‘me, tamed after the Civil W’ar as "ell-a"-
hem. night. “The good W drummer boy at Shiloh," is dead hem
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