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three years, Aniefiéanzi
.. g to prevent the giant:
sun has triumphed over‘
\ turban. the former pride 3
5 merchant fleet. from?
UVC'.
, 2'51 linw wag in 19.17. “11911“
fixer. 54.6139 ‘mu liner inlerziimi;
2. 1h:- bvglnning of the- ‘wui‘. w;
"1:5; dumugod by her own i.-
._.. 1'.» 1;: prevent her. from being 113
a luulsport'for American and alzied‘
Soldiers. ' i
American enzineers repairéd thég
damage‘ and made her read!- 30’ 5,
:rip within a few weeks. Her record
10? the “31‘ was 19 \0}a-,€S 0"}?Vh‘1’5hi
d 201'ng and Coming 134.4)3‘
Signing 0f the;
\hC carrr
Oillié"\
id 216? UP -
.. the L 3.1. i States Shippingl
her Custodian for the United
Vgox etwnn‘lent began to plan to
» her to the trans~Atlan§ic trade I
. ;-—~9n11’or American pa$€nger§
l—‘itzing her for troops
, had 3
1‘ her of her former palatial;
310011.: and dining halls. Thvs» f
(we? restored. l .
., German builders were cabled;
, 1’ tor a set of blue print plans’
5; _ detai's of her construction.
*~ . « FSE’HYPd to prm ide the plan:—;
., . ‘
:timated cost of between;
TEE MA’I'TR-lws shown. above
may be had in your choice of
Slngle, Full, 0:
sizes. ' Made 0: carefully selected
materials, it is well—sewed, well-
tufted 'and covered with heavy
art-mother ticking. Guaranteed
satisfactorv in evorv sense of the
f Terms To Suit 5 '
than: Mirrors
Three—quartet
OVAL or: Rectangular ln shape.
are of man)’
all designs. With beauti -
"fully carved Polychrome Frames
«they are a. highly desirable ad—,
dltlon» to any room in the home.
Touches or Gold; Rose and Blue
makethem, harmonious with any
, :rm HAWfisS‘F mo? 33:
*l Tenns’l‘o Suit E
7H _ "
Copper Trimmed 'Ches!
NEW‘lLY arrived—a large assort—
ment of Genuine Tennessee. Red-
eedar Chests Some of. them \ou
my 3e. displayed in W'indows 7 8,
9,10 and 11 Man; others. incmd-
mg every desirable size. finish and
style also shown on our Floors The
Tm: graceful
mmnY-
you. may pasture
:175 Terms’l‘o Suit
AN Em special value?
Bridge ”11$
base of finely finifi
has 3' Its silk shade
in Gold
Rose,,Blue-a——Almost any de-
' sired color combination.
gives a, warm. plowing light.
which- due to its two move-
able joints. may be adjust“
It
wmwh—v'”v—m"u «C-
Hoax.
' ish;
.1‘4.” : ._: .. M- 1.. m’ ’2'.
.y
Geimine Leather Rooker-
NOW marked ’at less than one—
third its original price, this
Rocket deserves special consid-
eration. It is of Brown Gen-
uine Leather, with winged back
broad, comfortable arms and
heavy frame of Mahogany Fin-
Solidly built and of ample
dimensions. it presents an at-
tractive appearance. Have one
put- mde now to: XIII-S. Spe-
cial terms at payment can easi-
13 be
BRUSSELS Rugs, so M
known for their durability-
their extraordinary service
and satisfaction. are at?"
offered at this special prior.
In the 9x12-Foot also only.
you will. find a. «choice 0!
many desirable pattem and.
colors. For Living Room,
Dining Room or Bed Root);
the id‘eal floor covering.
Make your selection m.
word. It will give Ions semce- A- setanga. A. valuo Without prece- Chesh'inuatutod above is of (Tnlon- ' to practicalh any angle!
man deposit “'51 HurCha-SG 011° dent 3% this» price! Measure- is! damn It measures 33x17116 Complete at. this unusual
new! pay (or u; at you: can- menu approximately: 13:31 7 inches; and is beautifully trimmed price, it is _a. notabla Slit
yomenoe_ 7 _ .-4 molten, ‘ _ 1 , With heavy studded copper banda ' on. r-
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BEA-IE YOUR GIFT SELECTIOHS NOW!
A visit to Hadley's will giro you innumerable valuable suggesmmS for
Your Holiday giving. Choose your gifts wisely this year. Give the Ithm?
that is practical, yet warmly welcomed~—the per-feet gift—Good Furnilu 6
Avoid last minute Shopping. Make your selections now! '
BRIDGEPORT, CONN.
LIBERAL CREDIT TERMS ON ALL CHRISTMAS PW
. You are by now. well acquainted with the Hadley custom of extended
terms of pavmem.
in making Holiday Purchases
article for you. just, as you desire. Pay the balance in the way that is
most, convenient.
You are urged to avail yourself of the same privileges ‘
A small deposit will deliver or hold any '
57:21.1 S‘Tfl {um HM! (3011);;-
iii-i: : .2- r~‘-stox-a.tion, the Shipping
7: » ; =. Fined the offer and decided
1-: 011111 plans. A small armx
a? and draftsmen were put
1'” w.
:SC’C‘I’lell". the details of her
* worr- removed in part.
: nmi up in certain Si-ctions.
f o-lephone. eliciric light and
.t;‘ ~ “iv-=9 “ere t: rec-d equal miles
of woe lines controlling heating and
pi lel-ir g sistems “exe folloWed.
pings; from keel to huricane deck
were bored into and measured. The
JniVlfilthfll‘. was at last “put on paper"
to the most minute detail.
C‘ostt‘équf-ntly when bids \r-vz‘r‘:
of ship-builders last
asked
11: 51.1211 to réstore
the. ship to her original grandeur and
with additional facilities and accomo‘
'dafions. the Shipping Board was able
to submit to each bidder a complete set}
of plans and specifications. These bids
will be opened December 29.
l’mkr plans now prepared for the
bidders she will be émirely restored
as befitting her size.
I‘l'l‘
loungvs.
will be retained and improved upon.
An immense tiled and marbled plunge
bath with
The grandeur of
dining saloons.
and libraries
0 H g: :2 a 1
1311-11 I.
smoke rooms
accompanying rooms for
turkish, electric and other baths will
be one of her attractions. Suites once
designed as personal'quarters for his
former Imperial Majesty the Emperor “J
of Germany will be retained—but sug-
gestions of royalty will b9 replaced by
luxurious fittings desired by
democracy. '
Who will operate the Leviathan C
when restored to service and under
which housleflag she will sail is yet to
be deturmmed b1: the Shipping Board.
E’dvertisé in the Sentinel. “
modern
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Bf
MME. JEANNETTE
South Norwalk’s Leadnig
Corsetlere and Glover
in: 2. motion picturu
“And you needn't try to pull that old
gag about being a. motion. picture
5 out.
.ggs (L minute. sooner."—'Birmingham
Ago-Herald.
turn its head upside (101111. in order to
' hke in o fish.
“71513 GIRL.
_ 2 ’Acfie?
“\K'ell, my dear." said the brisk tra—
“are you dreaming of be-
star some day?”
fair waitress.
[122: man. ‘
headache,
backacke,
“No.” replied the
It won't get you your ham and
’5
When you’re suitoringirom
toothache, . .
neuralgia,
or pain from any other cause, try
— ““~ Dr. Miles Anti-Pain Pills
Topsy Turvy»8wd.
The flamingo. because of the shape
its bill, is obliged, ln feeding, to
One or two and the pain stops
Contain no habit- forming drugs '
Have you tried Dr. Mites' Mervin?
Ask your My“:
CORSETS,
At Most Reasonable Prices.
Our Christmas Stock Is Now Complete
You “’11! Find Here a Selection of
GLOVES, HOSIERY,
BRASSIERES UNDERWEAR,
K'IMONAS’, ROBES, BOUDOIR CAPS AND
HAN DKERCHIEFS
A Small Deposit Secures Any of
These Articles for Xmas. '
YOUR INSPECTION IS INVITED.
C ORSETS
HOSIERY
Corduroy Robes
$1 :30 Coysets , _ , . $130 Imported All W001: HOS' Mocha Gauntlets. $4.50 ‘
3:100 Corsets _ . _ 2 51.49 leI‘Y Kid Gauntlets . . . $3.95 _
250 C0 .59 S _ _ . . $1.95 $2.25 Mocha Gloves . . . . $3.50
.- ‘ '. , Kid Gloves. $2.00, $2.95
33. 00 C01 bet; . . . . $2.49 1, . C h- - . S d
34.00 Corsets $2.95 A" “01°11‘05””: ' amms Fe 9' " '
m. ” ‘ :- $1.95 Gauntlets_ ..... $1.25. ..
5.3.00 C01 sets . . . . $3.90 Long Cham01s Suede ‘
$6.00 Corsets $3.95 _ Gloves ........ $1.25 '
37.00 Corsets ,. . . $4.95 Silk and , W001 Sport Chamoisettes 95C _
HOSIery Children’s Gloves . . 50c
GLOVES
$2.25
$5.00, $6.50, $7.00.
and $9.00
- Children’s Sport Wool
Sox
$1.95
SCrepe Kimonas
1.75, $2. 25, $2.50
and $3.50
Holeproof Hosiery
Extra Stretch Top
$1.65
, Black and ‘ Colors
Muslin Underwear
Sateen Petticoats . . . . $1.95
Muslin Petticoats . . . . $1.53
Drawor Combinations $1.75
Envelope Chemise $1.25, $1.95
1
qure? Thread _ Silk Full ‘ 7
Fashioned. Hosiery
' $2.39 '
Black and Colors
Silk Underwear
Nightgowns $4.95, 35.93. i
$3.95,
Envelope
$2.95, $3.95, $4.50
Spoi't Bloomers. . $5.00“
$1.75, $2 .,00 $2.50 1
Silk Bloomers '
Crepe De Chine
Crepe De Chine
Petticoats
$4.95, $5.50
Crepe De Chine
Chemise
Jersey Silk-
- Silk Vests
Sateen Bloomers . . . . . $1.50
Crepe Bloomers . . . . 95c
Jersey Elbomers ..... . 79¢ 7*
Niglitgowns . . . . $11”, 51.95 F
56 SOUTH MAIN ST.
Clifl’ord Hotel Bldg.
Pure Thread Silk T
Hosiery
$1.90.
SOUTH WALK
CGSHAYNESZCO
Manufacturer: of
Strictly Reliable Furs
are exhibiting alarge collection of 7
EXCLUSIVE MODELS
"fl IN THE SEASON'S
FASHIONABLE FURS
QCOATS - - WRAPS ‘
SCARFS and MUF F S /
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THE HIGH COST 0F;= GIVING
Daugherty, Inc,
D
an: bid mav be!
, 206.0 LOTS
On Exhibition every day Mi: 95m!
”95 ’2'36o'o,oo_o.oo in Jewelry
A: _Un restrictediAuction
WITH: THE LOW COST OF BIDDINE
MEX/ICES the quire angel: 9f Chas. I}?
manufacturmwewder to 2..
clusive shops—recall valuatfon, $600,000. oo—é
ilo valuation, whnmawhespublic mt: topar
for lt—onginally intended for the Fifth Avenue
fihopr—uncxpec tedlydi’utted to the FiftfiAvenue
Art Galleria—every. piece strictly Fifth Avenue
Quality-31!“ for all ages Mall We“:
tinn-hatplns, stickpingnnd lat-allieres—earring’s,
gimmem rings, and d'mnc: rings—bracelets, ‘
hecklaces,‘ and broochesqxlinmonds, rubies, and
tapphircs—emerfilds, and oriental pearls—stones
etious and semi-precious, and a guarantee with:
gch-to himld for cash instead of held {arm
not at the retail price—not at the wholesale
rice—but at the bid price, no matter how low -_ '
5:
.‘ .
Two. WEEKS SALE,
SEND 503! ram: utfiag 16174:
231:. 5th to. EEC. 1.71:1: Inclusive
JamesP.S%lo& $31!, :1ch 7
‘ m arrammuz ARI-Gm
Hershfield. Motor
Transportatlon Co.
Daily Service Between New York & Norwalk
LONG DISTANCE TRUCKING
renmammuvomsemoemmmam
portstion; Padded Van for Furniture Work :
Main Ollice, 26 Concord St., So. Norwalk, Phone 294 ’77
' New YbrkOfioe, 201We5t20th. Phonochdseam
A FEW OF THE NEW VICTOR RECORDS i
FOR DECEMBER'
DANCE MUSIC
2 The Very Latest and Snappiest.
6—3 AL 43-31 AY —Fox Trot ...... J05. i. Qrmi‘th Orchestra
\VHY DEAR ?—-Fox Tull . . . . Jos.C . Smith Orchestra
B—LONE KISS—Fr ox Trot ........ . . . . Benson Orchestra.»
J1 ST LIKE A RAINBOW —F'ox Trot Benson OI‘CIIGS‘,
i—CA\ADIA.\ ( APERS-FOX Trot . .‘Whiteman Orchesl
BIKINI BAY ——-Fox Trot . . . . . .3. . . . ._ Benson Orchea
‘ CHRISTMAS MUSIC
Old Favorite Christmas Hymns and Carols.
35712~Ghfistmas Hymns and Carols No. 1—1?an 0110:
“Christmas Awake!” "011 Little Town of Bethlehem,” “Gui
Best You Merry Gentlemen ” “The First NOEL"
Silent. Night" ,
35712—Ghristmas Hymns and Carols No. Z—Trinity Choir
" 'Joy to the V6 orld. ’ ‘ The Angels and the Shepherds ” “(331111
on the Listeniug Bar of Night ’ “\Ye Three Kings of
the Orient Arr ”’ “A Joyf ful Christmas Song”
35dll——~SANTA CLAUS VISITS THE CHILDREN—Part 1
. .................................. 2. . . . Gilbert Giral‘li" ,.
SANTA CL AUS VISITS THE CHILDREN—Part 2 I
. . . ........ Gilbert Girara
o .......................... 5
RED SE AL RECORDS
, Melodious and Rhythmic
87576—THE LAST HOUR .. \IcCormack audKreisler
’7 66007—VALSE IN G FLAT MAJOR- . . . . . . . . . Raehmaninofii‘
' ’BIQQG—SWIN' .’GIN’ VINE ......; ..... Sophig Bush:
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