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Evening sentinel, Monday, December 5, 1921 · page 5

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PSIONDAY. DECEMBER 5. 1921

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to Sleep,” “Say It With Music,” “Ten Little Fingers and Ten Little
Toes,” “Lantern of Love,” “Kiddie’ s Dance,” “I Wonder If You

Still Care for Me,” Etc., Etc.

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On the frosty WIir:gsA_—— of the ”North Wind Christmas Day is Com-
ing. It will be joyous and happy and contenting, in exactly the measure
that preparations are made for it.

People who prepare early and unhurriedly and thoroughly are go-
ing to have anything to mar their pleasure. There will be no thought of
things left undone, of some dear little friend forgotten.

First of all, in all our thoughts, let us put the children. Christ-
mas means more to them than to all the rest of us. ’Tis their season of
full joy and complete delight. ’Tis the day on which they inaugurate
pleasures to be carried right, through the whole year. How pleasant to
fill that cup of pleasure full to overflowing for them.

Santa Claus is a real live presence to them. The good old merry
old chap we all loved in Our childhood days is just as real to them as he
was to us. 'Tis he who sends in magic fashion the gifts they so enjoy, -
’Tis he, as matter of fact, inspires all grown-up folks in their holiday

' ich0osing.

What a wonderful thing the Christmas spirit actually is! It makes
us forget ourselves, drives away all selfish thoughts, turns us to the
fine duty of making others happy. And the children are first in all Our

thoughts and all our hearts.

That is as it should be. That is why Toyland is the outstanding
section of the bright and busy Howl and Christmas store.

We are thinking first of the children. We want, first, to help folks
bring happiness to them.

After that, a complete and efiicientChristmas service for every-
body. And as fine a gathering of Christmas merchandise as ever the

store held within its four walls. , J

 

 

 

Telephone Norwalk 736

 

Branch of Ben Ton. New York.

 

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TO MOVE PEOPLE THE EVD down the number of passengers. It

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The Norwa‘lk test so far has been a not be left at fiw» cents.

szrpri51'n gndemonstration of tbs de- ducmi from ten [This and still bring
gree to which the ten~cent fare out. in 1hr same amount of revenue.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

GREAT
SELLING OUT SALE
December 5th to 10th

 

 

 

 

 

gill accessories, greases,
oils, soaps etc.. at cost
and below

Ford Cars 2 l

 

 

 

 

 

' Weed Chains for

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Tire Vulcanizing Shop

39 ‘West Washington Street
South Norwalk

 

OUR
CHRISTMAS CLUB

Simply select the amount you desire
10 deposit weekly, bring it to the bank,
make'your first deposit, then deposit
this amount, the first of each week as
per table. below:

 
 

 

 

 
 

 

 
 

 

 
 
 

 

 

 

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’ Straight Weekly Payments

 

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Deposit ‘ Pays

S .50 each Week for 50 weeks . $25.00
- $1.00 each week for 50 weeks . .$S0.00
$2.00 each w'eek for 50 weeks $100.00
y $5.00 each' week for'50 weeks $250.00

j The Surest Way to Have -
' Money Is to Save. You
Can Join Now

 
 
 
 

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Christinis Goodies for manths'
and months And he just sent
us boxes and boxes of it for good
iiule boys and girls—and big
ones, too.

 

 

There are Chocolates, Nou-
gars, Creams—and just the best
:12“ every kind direct from Santa's
kitchen.

 

7 9 7 9 Ring in the Xmas Bells
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New England Candy
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Ever Hear of Joy Insurance?

A Membership. in Our Christmas Savings Club—Now Forming—“Vin Cost You only a
very small .sum 3' week and will insure against being short of Cash next Christmas.
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No red tape—+110 fuss nor feathers. Just look
Over to the left of this Adv. Pick out the plan
‘0 f payments that fits your purse and drop in
the Bank to get your little pass book—it’s
waiting fer you now.

The Chrlstmas Club Is a National Institution

’ it matters not how great or how small the income, a roll 0f ready cash makes a Happy, ,

Snappy Christmas. Instead of having Your Christmas Shopping Bills all “dumped” on

you at one timee-January First, be paying them a few cents at a time.
Pay it to yourself and then you’ll have it. Fol-

low that Urge. Join Now. 7 i . 7 . . .

 

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