MY, DEC. 17, 1920
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HAROLD A. HEAD,
Prucription rim-meow.
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only ‘ ‘DiamondDycs"
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In. H. *E. Mmland hos recovered
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“nine "La. Tosca. pearls" pergoci . m m, GEL "Seomla mount) ban :3
at lowest prices in the city. : ALL BENEFIT PERFORMANCES TODAY
3’ Ryan's washingm“ Street. ' Last Presentation of Pnrarnount Ate-raft Feature Exceptional
Mr. and Mrs \Villlam Craig: jr.. . ;
1! Hrs. \Velllam Au‘ault. of l‘ dliel . “TH‘E RESTIJmS S ’,
New York I E X
ome n ly aienue. 80 th porwalkw
mm“ 55% ,
Dicken's Chrlsmium Carol vwill be
rendered by the \v. Raymond L.
, Form-.11 D. D.. pastor 6t 8t. Pnul’o
- Methodist Eplecopal Church N. Y
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venue. were visitors in City. in the M. E. Church. noway-
' _ton. .Monda e enin ;
y yesterday i ~ One of the strongest pictures that has ever been produced and the : 1 y y g It 7 30 n
r—Am Woman ““0 “ "“5 ‘ h ””80““! . photo play that holds Broadway’s Record for Attendance . The mom” will be given "m“ “1' se u ‘l "
m is sur‘e to gut it most r: nsonnbh. . 3 . toreStingl) instructivvel) lnspiratlon- 3 -G
Iced at N. E Rxnn' 3 atom “’1sh1n.,r '- WITHAN»ALL STAR-CAST INCLUDING _ ' ally '0 all who Will avail the msclves. ' 3
‘10:: Street . MARION DA‘HES ' °r "”5 °""°”“““-‘ m "c" "r I ‘ : Each package of "Diamond Dyes" .: " . . . .
h Mrs. Leo Dans is in Hartford [0- l '7 i ' man “no “MHZ?“ one hour 3"“ “‘9" " ; . ' ' ' 3 1’.‘ 7 1" ' 1
y attending :1. meeting of tho wo- :3 SPECIAL COMEDY OTHER ATTRACTIONS _‘.‘ t) minutes in the rendering the carol ‘goonéilssrgi‘reggggnzod:gn33;]?astlxlg . The giftsfhat you glve W11} bL (1 Li ll. .1 .1
en’s committOe of the lu-pul.1licu.1i : ' __________ ‘ _ 3N0 admission will be charged. » by 31(an w‘lgts dresses cuts 3, 3 .‘c \
te Central committw ~ SPECIAL SATUDAY MORNING PROGRAM ' ; '~'r11e gm that. you have 1mm wuil— gloves. slockinzs. sivc'atc-rs. draperies, precaat'ed 11 they are useful.
The Choir Guild of Hw- P1251 :1'~=' ~ . . , -, in}: for. GlVP it this your. tho un- everythlng, whether wool, silk, linen,”
nue M. 1:}. church will 1.1-“ 1'11" 1. - .‘ Due to Length Show W1ll Start P romptly at 1030 . : Imenkuhle Thermos Bottle in pint and cotton 01' mixed goods. new. rich. (
‘fhearsal (onloi'ro‘fi: v-H'H'UII ‘i'i'l‘ 3““- . “TI-IE I‘ITTLE ‘VOMEN” . quart size. of Donnelly's lG-lS 30. 'l‘adeless colors. Have dmgglst show 32:,
N. Puddiwk, Stunixw.’ ::1..'1'.:1- . ‘ . ' Main street South Norwalk. you “Diamond Dyer. Color Card." ‘ e
A Play for Ch1ldren and One for Boys as well as Girls 1 ~ F J t F Suggestlonfi:
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r “3,, I, ., m- :3 As usual this corpulcnt fun producer will keep every one happy 1 m mmmmmmf ' .
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" ”m“ ‘3 3 3 3 3, ‘ THE GOLDEN EAGLET ’ W 1, Alumnmm Wore l Gilette Razors
. . ”is” 3:111:111 MN.” ”I. _' f. ‘f. .. . _ A Play especially arranged for scouts . ’ ’ 1
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3;. her hemp 1m 1\'1~:1i:1';. mm. 5 and White Enameled Ware Pocket mVCa
. mnmsmn n .. 1:..1. \ K THE INIMITABLE CHARLIE CHAPLIN 1!
numbm' OT 1” “0 “ “ ‘1 ' "3“ in a comedy delight of his cwn making CGSSEIOYBS -Ice and Roller Skate
. old l>1.i 5i: (i Ion Wu} '.1"':' : 1.. .
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he 30:11:12; pool'lr 2115, 7, and 9 Pie Servers Flexxble Fixer 81““
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last :u'onuc M. E chum}: was nwnro-p - ~ ’ v \ -— .3. 3 3
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3 . mos Bottles
puny , (liner ninth-rs: of 1'1’;1;1i1' on! . . Bathrocm Fixtures 8
~— .mm were wash...” 1, EUGENE o BRIEN IN “MY WIFE s MONEY" 31': ECOnOIny D1 y GOOdS Store
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of tho \V’omnn's Auxilinry of Christ ' ’ . " 1 Sou rwalk
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W. Holley )‘rstvrdny :1l'lo-r11nrl11 111:1! ".3 NEXT To SINGER SEWING MACHINE STORE JOSEPH ROSE
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fact U1: 1t Christmas “ill I): but two win-1} .1 i-v::1;lit‘11l l1;1:.‘ from ‘m-r 1'er I '_'_' if Hardware and House: mgs
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R CH 1S AS GIVING.
We Are Offering Standard Merchandise at 21 Reduction of 3
50 PER CENT AND MORE. - '3 "
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. This ‘S “Ct because we are hOIdillg a re adjustmelit sale, a removal sale or a 20 per cent. reduction sale, but conditions are changing and the wholesalers an
unloading, and we have taken advantage of exceptional opportunities, and are able to offer these Vl ON DhRFUL PRICF REDUCTIONS.
{SUITS DRESSES
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-1 lniLadies’ and Misses sizes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ; ..... . ..... $15.00, $19.75, $25.00 In Serges and V elours, in Misses’ sizes only ............. . .............. $10.00 ’13
‘5‘. Former prices from $35.00 to $55.00 3 Former 1314505, $2250 311d $30.
COATS ’ ‘ ‘ DRESSES
In Junior and Misses’ sizeséonly ............................ .. . . . $15.00, $16.98 In Tricotines, Satins and Velours. Now """""""""" ‘ """" " " """ $17.98
Former price, $29.50 and $35.00. Former prices up'to $39‘50° lf
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In Ladies’ and Misses’ size; ............................... $25.00, $30.00, $35.00 'NOW, ....................................................... $7 98 and $10.00 3‘
,; Former pr1ces from $39 50 to $69 50 - . - Former prices from $15.00 to $319.75. . ’
REMEMBER, THAT OUR MERCHANDISE "IS ALL 'GOOD, CLEAN STOCK, PURCHASED: AT 'H'IE LOW‘IMARKE 7 PRICES. fii
_ ' CHRiSTMAS SUGGESTIONS
‘33 WMSTS 11V V’OELES; FRENCH VOILES, AND :ENTREL’Y HAND-MADE WAISTS, GMGETTES AND CREPE DE CHINE; SILK MU SLIN AND PHIL-
IPPINE UNDERWEAR; TAWA AND SILK JERSEY Pmrcom's; HQsIERY.
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We do not {were to go into detail and quote prices, but We guarantee tha3t you Will save from 35 to 50% on every article purchased here. ..
Norwalk Chronicler