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Muss” Doc. 21.-—-
ml: I-lomu along the-
‘zirlu-i; furmcrs are
- - ‘55 and fishermen go
v. lmsintss us though
.1 inslmul of the first
t‘w-lncntly in years
lSlJ'llll town has been
. [Mainland for days or
. iv} treat ice barriers.
:H' t‘hristnlas but four
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,. . r hl-ZFIJAT OF HOME
Ill I.I-‘, BILL.
lm‘. 22,—l’assage of the
ltn‘w hill by the British
». nhw \‘lt'\V(‘(l as especial-
. l by m-wspapers here. It
wwl the hill probably will
.mnd hy (‘lllfl‘l‘ I’lster or
f lrr‘lnnd. and that the Bri-
': ml-nt may never decide to
Axisions into operation.
'"lFlTl has received its re-
mys the Freeman's Journal.
7:1 was «lvsigned as a trap. but
: in work."
, -l ILANCI". (‘()\i]‘i‘\Nn-ZH LEA\'E
MISSISSIPPI.
w Yultlx'. live. 21.h0ne hun-
. “le ll‘.ll'l\-Pll{lll ilro insurance
.:!~ir-s: firi' snsm-ndlng their busi—
en Mismssippi. \vliero ilwir aggre-
iuvvrin: ianliriC-s amount to ap-
tnately $l,25(\.000.000.
“134 action is an outgrowth of a.
filed against tlwm by the State
- nue acorn. 0f Mississippi. charging
a in collecting the sumo rules. the
manies haw f‘l'llltf'd :1 combine in
x‘nint‘ of trmlv.
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Stcrling Furniture Co. 12? Wash-
m. strr‘ct. So. Norwalk.
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HIS is a true statement.
Time and time again, we
havebeen toldthatChrist-
mas ShCDplng done 11". al-
ways proves successful. The
name on theboxisanindi-
cationofreliablemerchandisc.
Gillamrchnud at 3 Jewelry Store are
apt to . valuablo gifts. 1: dog not
nemunnly imply mt cont—but the
smallest and most inexpensive article
In stock I t; 10in ”action. good
Tau. and x-crimxmh'on.
No Iraflfrful. silly purchase was even
made in (hlS store.
Your money is sensibly upended-and
those who receiv- thl gift! recognize
these anointed.
Never have we had somany uquluiu
novelties in Itodi. l: I. I Chmman
Stor- hom end no .end. 'And all the
old Iolid. [uh-until! ml“. and: -
watches. silver and cut glut.
We can your rticular sensation to
our selmtion of {WML Gm Set Ringo.
Tr” after tray of than. in I never crud-
inn lelection of dosin- dnd ou-
Itoneu. The” ‘1‘.an n and
the ”mam means exactly what "In
La". A" Make Sensible
Gift. 77H}: Chn'uma '
RICHARD F. NOACK
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The
T cxtilc Store
3 TRY OUR MEN’S WEAR
BLUE SERGE -
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Well, Looks Well and
Wears Well
- 54 inches wide guaranteed all
wool, a yard ......... $1.85
. Other French Serges, very
fine quality, also Tricotino
_ up to, a yard ......... $5.00
' All Wool Suiting and Coating
" in Hea’her mixtures and
OX‘n'd gray. $1.85 and $2.25
, a yard.
The TEXTILE Store
136 yankin'gton smut
" yin-ton»
._ .lin' to the personal
_ sown
It,“ 3' Viinner. It IS 50ft! Mpg 'Lca’gue has all plans laid for the cele-
‘bration of its twenty-fifth anniversary,
with a big men's banquet. next Wed-
nesday evening. The League was or-
ganized twenty-five years ago. under
the pastorate of Rev. A. S. Kavanagh.
It has had a two fold object: First,
the more social one of closer friend—
ship and intimacy of the men in it:
and. second. the payment of sick ben-
efits. At the suggestion.“ John L.
Allen. the president. a campaign_ In
being conducted having for its object-
ive a membership of one hundred. in—
cluding applicants. before the anni-
versary unqdct next Wednesday evens
mg. The amt-gin is making very
promising p ,
ready for its best service.
Toyland renews its vigor far -.final days!
Great days ahead for Toyland. Hundreds of people yet to pick the thinge that will make
girls and boys happy. Toyland is ready to help them.
No disappointments await visitors to Toyl and, not much !
We knew demand was going to be biggest ever and continue right up to very last shopping
day. So we made ready properly for it. And Toy land is not going to fail you.
Dolls there, Games there. Every sort of toy that girls like.
Automobiles there, whizzing handcars the re, erector toys there, drums them—everything
that a real boy hopes Old Santa will bring !
. Dresser sets
of cut glass.
Sparkling and beautiful, of fine quality with striking
fitterns expertly cut, special sets for servme upon
esser. ‘
Tray, hair receiver, pufi box, and cologne bottle :-—
|ll in matching pattern—
$13.50 to $27.50
Other good cut glass pieces for holida gift:—
Water sets with good large pitch
4.50 to $35.
Celery trays—$5.25 to $12. '
Vases—$4 to $30.
Fern dishes—$8.50 and $9..
Bowls in several sizes—$4: to $22.50;?
Baskets—$5.25 to $27.50.
Sugar and cream sets—$4 to $9.50.
Mayonnaise sets—$4.25
Candlesticks—750 to $2.
Cop‘xports—$2.5O to $17.50.
Fourth floor.
Dainty dresses
for Baby—$2.
So fine in texturc and so
retty that they w111 make
ovcly Christmas gift.
Hand made, with em-
broidery trimming, simple
little round or square yokes,
and in sizes from tiniest to 2
year—extra valuc— $2
Things that ’makc Baby
look even sweeter, and that
please Mother very much:—
Knitted and silketr‘bon-
nets—59c to $6.
Brush and comb sets—75c
ho $4.50. . .
Bootces of white ’Wlth
pink or blue trimmings——
BOO to $2.50.
Knitted sacks, all white
or with trimming in pink Or
b1ue,—'$1.75 to $5.
; Leggins or great warmth
511d lightness. whife rose
gray and blue, sizes 2 to G
—$‘l.95 to $2.65.
Sweaters of white with
ink or blue trimming—$3»
0 $6. .
Carriage covers of J apa-
nese silk, have hood and are
‘ -~;*.. ’ , .- L—L’.‘
“.11
to $8.50.
50.
Many pretty
baskets of willow.
‘ Light and fine in effect,
they are also light in actual
weight. But of much
strength.
Theirs is beauty too—and
h'ow handsome they become
when run with ribbon or
decorated with woolen yarn
designs 1
Paper baskets—15c to $5.
Work baskets, lined,—
$1.75 to $8.50.
Covered work baskets——
45c to $5.
Fruit baskets—75c to
$4.50. .
Open work baskets—750
to $2.
Unique table mats,——650
to $1.25 set.
Fourth floor.
Much new pretty
china. from Japan.
A great many very at-
tractive vases.
Fine gathering of table
'Rich lamps to
where one wishes it.
beautiful silk shades _ ‘
Piano lamps, complete,—fi$'22.50 to $110.
Boudoir ,lamps,——$5.10 to $20.50.
bases in'liandsome patterns—$8 to $55.
Fourth floor.
-$14.
Lovely new.
' gift neckwear.
of these with Venisn 7
t07$5c
mun-5’
NovaLK METHODIST
cannon NOTES.
Men’s Banquet Next'“'oek.
The “Men's Christian Industrial
Dr.A.8.Kavu.-
sets, includjpg those for
awning. at 7:45 o'clock. It will be a.
Christmas service. .
The Junior Lzague will hold its
meeting on Friday afternoon at 8
o'clock, Mrs. Harry Bradbury. Mrs.
Massey in charge.
cantata, “The Adoration," by Neitln.
on Sunday evening at 7:30 o'clock.
This is a beautitul piece of music and
the well-known musical ability ot tho
choir assures a. large attendance. The
morning service will have for its
theme: "His Great Name—Jesus."
Christmas mufic will be sung» at
service also. ' ’
The Christmas Sunday school enter-
tainment will -be held on flood”
evening next week. »
anagrams DAY m .
m Sentinel will be tuned .8 q,
morning )paper on Saturday (Christ.-
manrsny’s mam Spurn—:1) rm
, TIME.
1
Eugene Sanderson and Mrs. K. W. which was not accepted.
_ r. of Dodge, Net...
SALT LAKE CITY. Dec. 22,—Jack
_. ._-_. ..1&
"To be sociable, I will 188.60.
" Dempsey |
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snout-Sicgigaosmm‘m'
ST. LOUIS. furor,- -‘.Dec. : 22.——Pitcher
also]! has been reclaimed
bring good light.
To handsome design and splendid colors, these lamps
add ability to shed a glow of soft pleasing light exactly
'l'heir bases are of metal mostly, staunch and in
pleasing shape—and a number’of them in the new poly—
chrome finish. Others in designs of special appropriate-
ness for bedroom use. Still others in piano style with
handsome standards of mahogany efiect anl great large
'Portablc lamps for living-room or parlors—$12.50 or
Reading lanips with soft-hued amber shades and
Art metal boudoir lamps with fancy v‘paneled shades
Both lovely and dainty—End of special value.
Collar and calf sets of fine organdy, hematitched and
hand-embroidered and lace trimmed, puré white‘ or corn
—-and white with pretty embroidery in colors—$1 to $5.
Vestees in delightful patterns, and many of them.
a comfort indoors and out,
extra value.
$2 to $5.75—
Spencers,
$1.75 to $5.
-—50c to $1.
Women's warm
o quilted jackets.
Wondrous comfortable
afiairs, snug and trim, good
looking.
Worn indoors by many
\go‘mcn who require grca- ter
protection than younger
members of the family.
Excellent warmth-insur—
era for women in motor
cars. ‘
All black, some with
sleeves and some sleeveless,
some. with white or lavender
lining— “(£3 fif‘nd $3.50
Serving trays ‘
of rich affect...
Nicestare of mahogany,
with a fine_ finish.
Some of these haveinlaid
habdsome engraved tops of
g .
Solid mahogany, excel-
Oval and oblbng trays in
Crossbar and organdy and net, often in combination
"W: or Elfin—-
STECHER HAS NEURITIS.
OMAHA. Neb.. Dec. 22.——Joe Stoch-
former heavy-
weight wrestling champion. is at a ho.
Drummer: issued I challenge, yesterday itei here sufiering from neuritis of the
neck and left am. He plans to re-
- The champion was the guest of hon— main here and! his condition is con-
The choir will sing the Christmas .or at a, notary Club luncheon. He de- cider-ably improved before going to his
’cbred that he was not a speaker,
'er Tuiley.
charged with passing bad,
checks, was held in 82600 for the.
on 11
home (or a several weeks' complete
which reminded him of the'story of :ren. '
'the man who went to a-danoe and w” i
could not sing nor dance. but wuwin- ‘
mg to fight.
fight any one in the too
said amid laughter.
'Lutwoekadrodutroyod'
”Maintain: W,
m at Norwalk’s gun ......, ,
muu‘
mahoc‘mr' 4'1“?“ +vvn «isms,
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-ALLEGED FAKE CHECK '
PASSERHELD BY COURT
NEW HAVEN. Dec. 22.-—Alexan_d—
arrested In Pituficld.
Mass"
Superior court yesterday
counts It he sets bail there are a.
dozen woman from other places in.
:resdlneu to be served. W,
——Ele_ctric Tom": at Donnelly’l,‘ '
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CO S. COMF'YS.
coco-cocoouoo
. flipper: for In,
.WWmMum
..._...;..,..: M3_ ‘07
Woman-hunter
1 I : a! 3.1“
" * They’re” knitted -
and warm and pretty i
and of extra value. 2
Knitted from fine soft woolen yarn, these things fd,
grdwnups and for children to wear have almost no weigh‘,
They anz‘slippcd on and ofi with ease. Not burdenso
‘pleasantly warm,—and
For women:—-—4 ' ”N. ..
Cardi an 'ackets, fit snugly, gray or black, Egan...“
g 3 $1.65 to $3.90 4 ;
very trim and attractive, white gray r0" .. 7-.
blue and heather, regular $3.75 to $5:— $2.85 to $3.95 4
Jackets white with borders'in color, some w1th shat.
sleeves, regular $3 to $7.50— . .
Petticoats in white with border in color; or m whxtq
gray blue or pink, regular $1.25 to $3.50—a 95c to $2.15 a
For children—-
Sweater suits, three or four
hagen and brown, regular $10.50 to $19.50—
cach piece is finely fini
ualit is
12.7 and $13. .
designs in center, some have . Corduroy
who enjoy skating, either
ice or asphalt !
lent in gram—$5.75 to $20. “ Good
strongly sewed,
finished. stand hard, 11 .
'4 ... T {n 15. special ,
l , _ - M
e store i
l
‘K‘fii "
q
$2.15t0853'5 l
(1
pieces, blue rose copbfic'
' Leggins either with or without feet, sizes 2 to
blue rose and white, regular $2.50 to $4—-$1.95 to. , ,
Caps, either white or good colors, 5ch Willi: oak
trasting border, 50c to $2.50. . p . _ , g
Sacks, pure white or with edging in blue or} plum—4 "
$7.50 to $9.50 3 ‘
l T.”-
Carriage covers of lovely fluffy effect, white witl
dainty trimming in blue or pink,—-$8.5O to $10.50.
Mittens, warm as toast, white rose brown or blu
some without thumbs to keep little hands doubly was:
Second floor. . g .,
Handsome silver" l
sets for dresser. ‘ l '
Gleaming and rich sets 0! ‘ f ‘
comb brush and mirror, all
with mountin
silverplatc.
g of beam is..-
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DcSIgns are (1181111103th ,
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im rcss:
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OSTRICH fine
aglow with color or of P113? “
est white,—-—-$12.55 to $19.“ W.
BAR PINS of eflecfinf
gm? nllf’tal t«set witlh bril- ‘
an w c s ones, p e ,7 _ "7",
pattern and of w ,
I‘value,—$3.
un ’ -
Left aisle. front. ‘
Boys’ skating
special trousers.
trousers . I " ‘
goodness for
heavy cord .,
$1.00 SILK SALE
Crepe De Chine and -
Georgette 51-00 ‘
. . 40 Inches widn - 5
11 Earth m m
or arms , -
’. ca: ~*
Norwalk Chronicler