E‘HURSDAY, DEC. 11, 1919
APPRECIATIVE
CHRISTMAS GIFTS
it Emir?“ Eranh' diluting
' SUIT
or
OVERCOAT
BATH ROBES
and
SMOKING JACKETS
TRAVELING BAGS
and i
SUIT CASES
f ALL PRICED MODERATELY
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scorn NORWALK
.; Joseph Davis?"
WEATHER FORECAST.
~ \i-wunlh and vicinity: Fair to—
ii i_‘.' (‘lmiilv and warmer. The
ark «1 high pressure, which
our Missouri yesterday
1 iriiwusiiy and is now central
. \! inrwiri. It is causing generals
- : (incl cold weather in all districts
' .5 ill!" Misissippi river. A large
' «ion
1 states.
-t at the Grout Fakes.
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Relative Before Attached
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.rganized and existing under the laws
if the United States, and located and
going business at South Norwalk, in
('lVll action. wherein the 'plaintiff
r-mpluins and says: .
3 z
,..»i silver coin, of 'the amount.
“iii“ of Fifteen Thousand ($15,000
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. .me to his own use.
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it." [Iraznuu Clams: vxv.vvv nu.
lint to pay costs.
. make due service and return.
.. « ember, 1919.
FREEMAN hlGHT,
vizmissioner of the Superior
my I'uirfield County.
The property attached in the ban
; mm is described as follows:
a
. rr-ar, and one hundred and to
‘ in (ii-pill: and bounded northerl
Henry Seymour. and. in par
’- ‘35:; by land of John J. Cuneo.
'» of Edwin Adams.
It.“ return in the Reynolds
w.- rmnpiaint reads:
' br-r, 1919. I attached; subject to
«:hment.
NELSON W. BENEDICT. .
Deputy Sheriff.
' . success on FAILURE
“If you want to ‘know
whether yomare gomg to
be a success or fallure 1n
’ fife, you can easily find out.
The test is simple and m-
Iallible. Are you able to
save money? If not, drop
out! You will fail as sure
as you live. You may not
think so, but you will. The
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you.” ’
“JAMES J. HILL."
Ponder this well. Tomor.
row depend! on what you
do today. '
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".Pcoplc’s Truslilo
,: Justus-21rd with slightly dim--
ivm‘lies the western por-
. v-i‘ tl‘w .- mmry attended by precip-
.- '1 :Hii! lit-dill: temperatures in. the
l 2 Bit :tninin reuion and Pacific
The pressure is high in
_ vanadium Northwest. Tempera-
. of 10 it) 30 degrees below zero
. mixtur- along the Canadian border
Hank—Sues Cashier Bodwell
Chaging Theft of $15,000;
Property Signed Over to
r.» wwen December 1, 1918. and De-
' 6, 1919, the defendant Wrong-
;1 , wok certain money, the property
at»; the plaintiff, consisting of bills, gold
and
and wrongfully converted the
- «:12 non Asgaggggh
i lll'l'i‘by certify that I have personal
nos-ledge of the financial responsibii:
'~. or the plaintiff, and deem it suffi-
Hi‘ this writ, with your doings there-
Court
it» first tract being;r fifty feet front
>3 5 mour streeu easterly by land of
”:1 Davis. southerly, in part, by
~- lot hereinafter described, and
.. summid tract is bounded north
in part, by the lot hereinbefore
. ”:hed. and, in part, by land of John
I open, easterly by land of Joseph
.12. southerly by land late of Henry
a 'ainlll‘. in part—and, inupart. by land
Com-
\:id I also, on said 11th day of De-
miuus attachment, in favor of the
, 2 holds MotorCar Company. for Sev-
w . 'l Hundred Dollars. one Studebak-
, automobile, sedan series 19, factory
amber 237.146, Conn. license number
719; the same being at such time in
‘ possession, under said previous at—
seedofsnccessis not in -
Make your start today
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:nwd at Nor-walk, this 10th day of.l
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'With the coming of the Christmas season the present problem is one that now engages evegone’s attention
Furniture is a gift that not only reflects the personality of the giver but one that gives lasting pleasure to the
recipient. Our big and varied stock of furniture including big and little items for every room in the home is
now ready for inspection in our two big and well lighted show rooms and we will gladly store all purchases
for delivery on any specified date.
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Gifts _ hot Lastt e Whole.
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For the Living Room
Big Easy Chairs.
Davenports. r i f;
Polished Red Cedar Chests. .-
Tables in many styles.
Book Racks of quaint design.
Bugs in several sizes.
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For the Dining Room
, Tables, round and square.
.China Closets.
Buffets.
Serving Tables.
Arm and. Side Chairs.
Tea. Wagons.
Mufiin Racks.
For“: the. Library
Sectional Book Cases.
Leather Chairs.
Leather Lounges.
an} and Little Desks.
substantial Library Tables.
,.~ iglecfiic Floor Lamps. ».
For the” Children
Random Sug’gestions’All ’Round the Store”
Countless little items of metal. glass. wdod and pottery. J ardiniers. floWer pots. wood baskets. desk sets.
hat trees. hope chests. doll carriages. fancy chairs. oil heaters and cook stoves. and many
f fire- ‘3 ,
telephone tables.
novelties.
Baby Carriages.
.I-Iigh Chairs.
Go Carts.
Baby Yards.
Little Rockers.
Cribs and Small Beds.
Beds.
Dressing Tables.
Chifi'oniers.
Bureaus.
Dainty Chairs.
Towel Racks.
Commodes.
For theBed Room
Enameled, Brass or Wood
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For the Kitchen
Kitchen Cabinets.
Refrigerators.
Strong Tables.
Serviceable Chairs.
Couch Hammocks.
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FOR THE, SLEEPING PORCH
HOWLANDS
Entrances on Main St“ Fairficld Avc.. Cannon St. ‘
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The holiday store otters you all the store’s regular
service—plus many special Christmas fitting wares. .
/ Coats for
. happy girls
and mothers!
Happy girls—for the coats are sorts dear to civls'
hearts.
Happy mothers—for those coats are to be chosen now
at prices less than they’ve been.
Here is a beautiful coat of silvertone with a fur collar.
Lflere .38 another of pompom With a 'reat broad collar
that Will keep girl warm 1n coldest weat er.
Here_are Zibelines and velours and mixtures that
sparkle With the life and the color so in tune with girlhood.
. . Rich blues and browns and greens. splendid burgundy
huts. and mixtures that have the glint of many hues!
But every coat has won a new price—to make quick
work now when the real season of service is just at its
! onenlng!
,315 and $16.50 coats-—$12 50‘ $18 to $20 coats— $15
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2 $22.50 and $25 coats—$17 50 $27.00 andv$30 coats $3.) 50
' E-$32.50 and $35 coats— $25 $42.50 finest coats— $35
Second floor.
Payorite colors
~ in slippers now.
. Another reason for early choosing of women’s felt.
slippersz—color collecmn IS complete now.
Nobody has to take black because they can’t get navy ‘ a
or the wanted green or brown. All .colors are available.
Yes: there are delicate tints this season z—orchid and
rose and lavender. Some spec1al slippers have a cuff of.
contrastlng; color! .
Fur-trimmed felt slippers—$2 $2.50 and $3.- . .. . ~ ‘
Comfy slippers. special soft soles—$2.50. “*7? ‘ l
E-Z moccasm—sole simmers—$2. - . ' I
Hylo slippers with attractive cutter—$2.
Siesta slippers in many splendid colors—$1.50 to
:Kmtted s ippers With soft warm‘ soles. old rose—$1.
.. Main floor, rear.
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oou carriages .
t Hayen’t dared to advertise them before: almost afraid
0 now. -
For there is1 only a limited number and those on the
way may not be nere for two or there days more.
But they are Just the carriages little mothers pant
for their dollies! ‘ _
And the very sort that Christmas will see bein
proudly used to give Dolly a ride. $5 to $19.5 ,
Third floor.
Pure silver _
for toilet. table.
_ Fine in quality. and handsome in design, these are
rich addition to equipment of toilet table.
Manicure Susi-$3.75 to $8. ‘
T01let sets. 3 pieces. comb. brushand mirror.——. 22.50. '
Three-piece sets of Silverplate in good patterns—e
$12.75. ,
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Loft aisle, front.
Plenty,
of overcoats.
.. For the first time this whole season we dare saw—a.
Plenty of overcoats.
More here than at any one time before.
.Most of them 1ust hurried m from the * i 1
House of Kuppenheimer. . _ _
Andthe very sorts that men have been Wishing ion
and waiting for :—
Town ulsters .« .. an; 95.4
Raglans ‘ 1' ~ .
Walstlme styles I to? “14;”;
_ Belted coats - 7 ., - fl... T"?!
_ Chesterfields. . . i 4 i? 1
. Plenty of the liked colors;— f" “i?“ Mi
Oxford mixtures 33“ . any “Lair? :
Heatherpmlxtures . ..... #9.;
. Browns ‘ ”I’M?!" ..
, Greens. ' t~‘ "‘ . ‘ ,
Specxal values at. . $30. $35 and $40 ‘.
'1' q Main floor, rear.
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