DAY, pic. 23, 1919
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,1 SOCIETY
9 and Personal
A party a»... tiven in honor or guise
Syh 18 Guns' tenth birthday at her
home 49 West avenue. / The house.
was prettily decmated in Chilsunas
c20.lors Victrola selections were' on-
joyed, while dainty refreshments weie,
served. Those present were: Misses
ESyivia Guns, L'ucy Deitz, Hannah
§Tobin, Bertha Roth, Edith Saliick.
Ruth Greenbei'g, Catherine Dumin,
WASHINGTON STREET.
‘ Mildred Gans, Frances Deitz, Rose
'Harris, Sophie ’Tone, and Esther
EJUTH NORWAII.
IBresev. Messrs Malcolm and Irvmgi
. E,Golden cousins o! the hostess. Nor-
fman Tobin, and Ernest Harris. Thel
favors presented to the children were -
little Cupids. The guests departed at.
an early evening hour, declaring Syl-
via a charming hosteSs.
NITTED MUFFLERS -
84.00 to $18.00.
at what we and you have
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u :1 iting‘ for. _~_. .43..
oseph Davis
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. _ 3 Among dinner guests at a family
‘k "1" " ‘md Table Lamps $6 50 party to be entertained on Christmas
“ "‘ “‘"g Furniture C0 Day by Mr. and Mrs. CharleeA.
_ - Rubey or 34 Orchard _.street will be
“U" south Deerlield, Mass. Mrs. Samuel 'Rubey of Riverside ave-
“““““1d' has been witnout ‘nue, Mr. and Mrs. George Rubey, Miss -
““1”?” days, the mains m [Emma 'Rubey, Edward Rubey of Acad-
"-" hmmg frozen. emy street Mr. and Mrs. Hawley \Vil-
liams, Mr. and Mrs. Robert ‘wnhams,
Frank Harcor o: Weston, and other
friends. »
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viking Stands, wodd and brass.
l -.Ilins Company.
I» Noxwaik Day Nursery is hold - ,
. 19.: annual Christmas tree exer- Edward 1" OBrien. Elizabeth street,
m moon. when toys, clothidg‘la remembering local friends with
. Mm 1rtlcles will be distributed ”Wan“ “"35 “'2“? Wm“ 0‘ fate"
9. 11 tie ones est 1n tar western states. Mr._0 Brien
is crossing the continent to a Califor-
nia port, where he will embark 'for
China on a business trip.
Serving rabieseard Tables. A.
s oiling Company.
, .. _ »' ' _ Mr. and Mrs. Horaca \Root of 24
:xservtce men of Westport will Aiken street wish to announce the en-
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SOME NEW?
ers
The loading Tobacconlots
2N0 Main Si
121. 1581 So. roman:
Do NotPuiOfllhe Purchasing offliSGiftl
until the lastmcmout, butbuyitnowwhfloourmokiscomplctcondwohovoolam attractive
assortment of minors‘ suppliestomokoyoursoloctionomm.
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Make your selections and have no reserve some for you.
Useful ASOuvenirs for Men and Women.
Belowwollstoomcofonrmgguttonl _ ‘.
PIPES _ Motel Humidor: Leather V
matchm- Lbs. and. 1-2 lbs. an}? CASES
Itqlian Brian. 'OIGARAND . CIGAR m0”
, , :kelimm . “i. . . . GIG l 33ml HOLDERS momma 50 to 200
_ W, . ! 10114000 ravens
. CIGARS m” 9 cross 1111111110118 .
Box“ of 10 to 100 W . . . CIGARETTE m0“
. . > . _. . . . . . ASH mus
roasoco atom cases Em sonny
Gloss Humidors Mom ' madam”. ‘
$233.57" "
‘ Home;
, r Entrances on Main'SL Fuirfieid Ave- Cannon St.
' ‘ Store Open Evenings Until Christmas
HUNDREDS OF NEW THINGS ARE HURRYINE
INTO THE STORE—THERE ARE TO BE N0 DIS-1
APPOINTMENTS THIS WEEK FOR CHRISTMAg'
SHOPPERS.
, By motor truck and by’ express. by boat and by raif_
and by Uncle Sum’ s parcel post. more Christmas merch- “
andiseisqominz! .139‘9'..-
There’ 3 never been such a time. Folks have never
been“ so eager to pick Christmas gifts: store has never
1: so many and so good! Yet supply has not been suf-
ficient: we' ve had to get more!
And we have done it. Our folks have jumped into {he
middle of things. found special lots of desirable merchan-
diso here and there—and then those lots have come _
:speed1n1: to the store! 0
Some arrived today. More will come tomorrow. We
shall have good his: supply and' there’ll be fine picking forA
you right up to the very last minute of the very last holi-
day shopping-day.
th This 13 notably true of Toyland—fine reinforcements .
ere.
\ It' is true of handkerchiefs. of men’ s furnishings of
women’s hosiery. of nearly all the very Christmassy
things!
There’s a fine fur
coat in waiting here!
(It may be good idea to clip out or mark this part of
the advertisement and leave it where “the Man of this"
House” can see it. )
Beautiful fur coats of ideal sort and model and rich-
ness for Christmas gifts.
Little need to point out their comfort and warmth.
m a meetmg ““3 evening I“ con‘ gagement of their daughter Josephine
their protection against cold and breeze. their adapta-
bility. their harmony with other attire.
But this can well be saidt—Every coat in the gather-
('l‘ the matter of forming a. branch May to James E H-allett or New
the American Legion The delayfi! Canaan. Both are well known in Nor-
lcomehome project will also be walk .
'en up.
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. Victrolas on easy terms.
llins Company. ‘ - \‘
A‘ J , Russell Cartwright, formerly a 80th
Norwaik young man and now/in the
servme of the U. 3. Navy, is in town
to spend the Christians holidays.
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Raymond Fitch of Newtown avenue
is spending his holiday vacation at
his home in Weston.
«Thermos Bottles and LunCh Sets._
3. Collins Company.
\ Chinese merchant, in Sa'n Fran-
hurned $1,000 worth of \lapanese
7. just received from the Orient.
lSMkcwt TH AR OD IL KWKG
piotest against Japanese occupa-
. 1; of Shantung. The bonfire took
9 in the street, and he said he was
"in: the jazz in boycott."
Mrs. George Rubey of 12 Academy
street spent Monday in New York"
city
Edfard, J. Flaherty, tru‘ck man. was
a visitor in Nw York city yesterday.
nun—-
-GlRL lLL IN BED; ‘
FOILS BURGLAR
SALEM Dec. 23. —-'A masked robber.
who entered the home of Miss Eleanor
T Gibsc "it 6 Fairtbld street today.
and deirar ded all the Liberty bonds J
and diamonds that she had. in the
"(hm-mos Bottles and Lunch Seth.
7, Collins Company.
WHITE PINE AND TAR
26c. including tax
“tiilson-Powell Corporation
South Norwalk
901mg woman disregarded his threat!
to shoot and called loudly (or help.
Miss Gibson, who is the daughter of
LanCelot Gibson: has been ill. She
was alone in the house when the rob-
}, her jimmlgd an entrance by a window
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55 WA“.
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1'10 Volt ram 44.50
110 Volt 1301' $5350
Free Delivery
house was forced to flee when theJ _
and ordered her to give mp her valu-
' ables.
and he was making preparations to
tie her .10 a bed post with a. rope, while
he searched the house. when her
screams from an open window forced
him todlee.
Later it was found that
Both attempts were made in broad day
light.
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‘ ~Eureka and Front: Premier
“Her Sugar .
_ 11' u in Bank Vault.”
--News Item.
A J. Collins WWW
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- ~Norwalk Rag D0113, $2315
ling Furniture company. _ ~ ;
HELD 0N QPlUM film‘- 7.
We do not recommend
tzlat OUR customers rent
boxes in our Vaults to
store Sugar—yet.
However, this item shows
how many uses some 0118-
:- )mers find for their Vault
boxes, We do suggest that
you put your valuable
papers in one of our
Vaults, secure from theft,
fire or prying eyes. $4. 00
rents a small box for a.
year.
Come in and 300k them ,
Oler.
She replied that she had none __
had been made to enter the residence.
of Comic James M. Clark next (loci-.5
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onteed Advertised kings. ind,
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3;: price-43.50 90 $20.50.
RICHARD F. N OACK
so norm min sore.
Southilorwalk, conn.
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DECORATORS
Useiul Lem-isms: Gills
HmrBrushesfrom..................$100to$415
ClothBrushesfr-dm 90cto$2.00
ShavinzBrdshesfrom 50cto$2.00
HatBruShes ..90c
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ShoeBrushesfrom........'........... 90ct0$l.65'
NadBrushes 50c
Floornmshos'trom..............f’..51.351.132.35]
WaxinitBrushesfrom..............$3.75to$5.25
F1oorMops$15o
Too late to have your room decorated for
Christmas. but an 01'er for us todo it later will be
a splendid gift to mother. wife or sister. -
The Gorham Co. ~.
.126 Washington St. South ”Norwalk.
Dainty Gills 0i Furniture
TooWagomChspoClom mum- Stands, Gote\ Leg
mummmm Tables, Doll Carriages,
mbycmommnuhm . ' ‘
MANYARTOBJECTS or GLASS- 1’0me
RAYMOND pi, ESON ‘ .
his is made esDeCially attractive by its price. " , .
Taupe squirrel. flaring model. 30 inch ,—$485. . .. ,
Hudson seaL full back. deep collar and ends. 30 inch
Belted Hudson seal. skunk collar and culls. 36 inch—- .
Thirty-inch model of Hudson seal. flarim’z type. skunk
7 collar—5385.
Raccoon in smart 30-inch model. full back. deep collar
and cuffs—$325. _»
Hudson seal with handsome collar and cuffs of Aus-
ltralian opossum. 30-inch f ‘01 flaring model—$325. . .
l Belted Hudson seal with rich collar and cuffs of suuir-
rel—5310. . .
, Fine sealine. 30 inch model. bordered and of flaring ;
9W. ‘, ' ‘ ‘ ‘ r _
. Naturalmuskrat of fine effect. full back. nutria collar ..
and cuffs—5250. . ,,
Sealine. 36 inch model, deep collar and culls-5165. 9“ _ .
Full-flaring sealine in 30—inch style—$150. ' ~
Marmot full-belted model. 36 inchdength—5145.‘
. Special marmot and sealine 30-inch coats. graceful
and nicely lined—5125. - , ,, r'
-, Second floor. ’
Special utility
and card tables
1;_ use.
Three or four sorts eager to enter service. -1 ,
Sure to find welcome in many a home where thev can ,
be easily folded and slipped out» of the way when not in "
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: Mahogany finish. very strong. ingeniously built so
9. thateach leeié doubly braced: — I
‘ felt ton—$4 leatherette ton—$3.50 .
. Thirty-inch tables in mahogany finish. 9 light but,
' strong: --
. felt tone-52.75
c
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leatherette top—$2.25 ‘ , .9
Third floor.
Comfort cushions
i for motorists
, Wedge-shaped ones to slip at back and give rest. A,
Oval and round ones to give added height. ’ .- j
6 Every sort to conduce to comfort While either driving"
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