, lm’ CONFIDENCE
. I
: yfimna and a near or apple, these are
fined and suggestive of other good
.; By using
“ eat the proper time. but in the lunch
. “Young and old, what land
net-Inns
‘ Item in blast with perfect rest, but the
_ tarnish to her child a large amount
so noon after the luncheon is eaten.
' out the usual explosion of mitt and
7' merrlment in; the City; Hall
ABKTWAINcouldl-nlordtoln-
“so his delight in muslin!
uldtantatlcclothes. Rowan
mmmmasuuorbme
jaun- it would not anect his financial
Inning. although it might create our»
thIScustomistodx-esshim-
nut-athei- neatly. Q
BmellSageworetnesamestrSV'
hat for 15 years, and was able at
the same time to get more interest
a I thousand-dollar investment than
almost anybody else in Wall street.
, But Sage was an exception. And
when he was just out of Troy, begin-
ning hisJoag climb in New York, be
dressed more carefully.
' The importance of good clothes is
confidence they inspire not only
the wearer but in those with whom
he comes into contact.
. The welhireesed man ham-mes
m with a belief in his competence.
“no man in rusty coat and~ baggy
W3 is viewed with an eye of
pupil-loo,
a “If he is able why doesn t he dress
"well?" asks the world. +
To the job seeker nothing is 'so
much of an asset as a prOSperons ap-
areal-once
Re need not be dressed as the
writer of the fashions-formed col—
umns would dictate. but his clothes
would be whole and clean. and not
three or four years behind the style.
One reason for this is that compe-
{nnt men usually take a pride in their
wanna! appearance and dress well.
And the world takes its impressions
tram custom It is not customary for
a bookkeeper or clerk to be shabby.
More a chubby bookkeeper or
flak is looked upon as lacking in
ability.
0‘! course dressing too well is as
and as dressing too poorly The flash-
fiy clad youth who wears cheap imita-
m of ultra-stylish garments is
usually set down as a tin-horn gam-
flu. or a horse-race follower, and
fiends a small chance of getting any
169‘ Job-
But the youth who Is careful about
m and W8 his clothes. and
the looks as well as he can, will get
-It least consideration. After that
ambled there is any job to get
W he gets it or not depends
ppm his manner. And his manner is
surely to be more impressive if he is
mil armed than if he is shabblly
(Copyright)
“h b the gospel of labor—ring it, ye bells
o! the kirk—-
The Lord of Love came down from above,
to live with the men who work.
m In the race He planned hero in the
thorn‘curned soil—-
hie-ma of earth is tall.
t —HENBY VAN DYKE.
.’
CHILDREN'S LUNOHEONS
HE luncheon problem aflects a
large per cent of the American ‘
homes. The mother wishes to
.11 nourishment with the least tax upon
its digestive system, as study come:
For the little kindergarten child the
v an o'clock lunch should be very “Slit.
- anally composed of fruit. A sandwich
with date and apple filling, or banana~
and chopped nut meats is delicious.
A bunch of grapes with a sandwich.
a; and walnuts chopped as sandwich
culmination.
sweet sandwiches with
m or sweet dried fruits the child
3“!!! not have such a craving for sweets.
it little candy is good properly eéten
W. usually that goes first and
gins
£Rzmnsoeke£ellerchoeet0_
' rumor. they well repeat their feat of
The 15th has, come and gonewitlia
However, the (Bits? Hall re
again invaded the aanred precincts
Funny Legs. They're Both as Big,
Whiskey Regs" . . _
Their repetotre is constantly being
enlarged. It ranges from grand opera
to opera. boui‘te. From the "Spring
Son? to “Oh Mamie, He’s the Cat
MMW.’ ,. , ' ~
‘4‘- ’
On Christmas‘ We «(Sunday the
25th) they will have their own’Christ-
mas Carol selections. The. City Hall“
steps will be the place that they, will
appear and then. according to popular
last year and sing to the cops.
.._._..
However it is predicted that this
year the occasion will not be marred
by anyone ‘teillng them *to cease. as
was the case last year. ’sl’hey were not
teased howevenas their arch support- 7
are and throatb were well oiled. and 7
they wandered «R to some other place]
there to spread peace on earth and
good will to men;
. 1 _o_.. . .
We just ran across a copy of "The
Lover's Casket" a printed gem for the
guidance of youths of the 1900 crop.
It’s certainly wins the cast iron toe-
brnsh for good advice.
Twenty years or so ago young peo-
ple were adept in the use of the hands
kerch'ief as a. means of silent com-
munication with one another. Only
mental mastodonsr however mastered
the intricacies of the code so that
about 90 per cent. of the folks who
tried talking that way usually got their
wires crossed, or bailed things up so.
that their conv ersation was not intel-
ligible. . ..
——°— , ‘
Even though the hard and fast rules
were set down, the "Casket" informed
one that "many a. lady may make a
almost impossible to use the handker-
chief at all and avoid every motion in-
dicated in the code."
a
Gosh. the timid girls those days
must‘have left their noses untouched
for fear of inviting someone to “ml-1
low me.” ' i
It takes us back to the days before
we had begun to get. a little bald and;
lips’ 'nsed to mean. "desirous of an
acquaintance"; that taking it bv the:
center meant "\011 are too willing”;
drawing it across tlie check. "I love:
"I hate you"; folding it, "I wish to
speak to you”: flirting it over the right
shoulder. "follow me": drawing it
across the forehead "We are which:
ed": letting it remain on ,the eyes
“You are cruel”: putting it in the
W“ ' 1* *7," .
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MQHWFmNuYon-k
To w 71‘. we.
., 9": $30.38 3:; $36.54
“a: $54.63- W37
[Mn-him
’ j Pusan-seam. Nara;
yesterday afternoon with their latest . '7
“bk o1! melody entitled: "Baht one m. '
only a few days
always acceptable gifts. ,. ,
r} t }
one is sure to think of some one who has
'_ Christmas hurry. so we on; mention he
sentinel-f Kid Gloves
‘chamoiaette and Silk Gloves
One clasp Cape Gloves
Ladiec’ and Children’s Hand
Bags
Wool Scarf sets
Muslin Underwear
filth: drawnvworlt and real
lace”: ,
Muslin Underwear
Infants Wear
V Children's White Dresses,
ribbon decked. 2 to 6
and
years
J.I
rund- voile name's trimmeeb-
meg
lace
‘ cusps time 7 ,
elk-elm in 6mm Boxes
, Tapestry Tm. Runners "
' Articles in Ivory
» W Baskets
”fleet-Crate Novelties
Collars
Jewelry "
Umbrellas
Hosiery ‘5 'V — _-
'; corduroy oath Robes
Rag Dolls, Toys, and many other _ 7 f
articles uni-gut: be useful some *
30‘0" depend upon your even
7 from should understand the im- ,
portn'nne‘ of
’ your eyes.
Bring your eye troubles to
your duller are and how much”
the welfare 0t
. Whatever you may purchase here you will get
our moneys worth, and your friend will remember
7. Throughout the year. A visit here will convince ,
yea that this IS the best store to shop' or.
, Women s and Misses’ Coats, Suits, Dresses,
Blouses, Philippine and Domestic Nightgowns 3, Silk
Camsoles, Crepe-de-Chme Chemise, Silk Jersey
. Bloomers and vests. Onyx Hosiery, Brassieres W001
Sweaters and Shawls. Also a large assortment oi
IIats priced fifty per cent lower than else“ hem
33 SbntliMam‘ Street
Wald 2° ”gears Ago
South Norwaik
signal entirely unawares. because it is . ‘
grey about _the_ temples. to learn that .
“drawing the handkerchief across the: ,
you" drawing it through the hands.“
MMM-*~_—~ “.mw—m—oww —
. HOSE“?
Lisle, Silk, Wool
Silk and W00!
.3”? 7 g s
Maurice.”
FOR LADIES
$1ka
Belts and Buckles
Traveling Bags 3.:
_ and One: _:
. ., mu: m ,
Collin? casts ._ 4:
Jewelry
Military Sets
Eik Shirts
Shirk
‘mendWoolnulfien
Underwear
no.
n.
takingcare’ofit.
I, pment complete, try
. A lVonderful Ems! of Neekweas ,,
Rangmg .111» price from . . . .. 65c to $3.56
cos
MEN’S SHOP
ELL.
21 NORTH MAIN
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, Kid and Fabric Gloves
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.3. Silk Stockings
' .3.» Silk Underwear
.3. Hand. Embroidered lingerie
. ‘ Ikhan Silk Underwear \
; Mildred Stout Underwear
0 Plannelette Gown:
6 m 1 '5:
Boudoir Slippers ’
' Dainty Neckwrear
'r‘Aprons (all kinds).
._ Handkerchiefs, singly'or
1“
Beautiful Ribbons ,
Veils and Yelling
Bead Necklaees
Georgette Waist:
Fancy Girdle: . g'l
Hand-made Waist:
image firm
Hand-made Bag-a. ; “l; i
'Shfidren' a ram:
Siva: Gm Novelties
'moua
MilitaryBrushSets
OmbudBthets
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Gift 1 “ u ges
Where yOu Will find scores of desirable, practical gifts Of good (plality that
will be appreciated because they are useful.
‘é'ions 4
A glance over the following list, and a visit to this store will help you
solve many a gift problem.
' Maderia Linens
Table Linen Bets
Sheets, Towels
A Win’te Spreads
_3aby Blankets
7. all: the more reason for
Our toilet. goods do?
may be only skin deep— ' "
' The-m Well Cigar C0”
OldWeB Cigars Are Book at PrcWar Prices.
ourOldWellfiveisagainonaIe;alsoom-01dllomad
_ , sellingatfieenk; 2for15c,and
" Oar Perieeto Bouquet selling at 10 cents each
These three breads are the best value possible. No one can run a.
better Cigar for the s\ioney
LADIES’ ‘TRIPLETOE” HOSIERY
fig Silk or Wool
A. Toth
10 Lexington Avenue, city:
Store Open Until Christmas
Conneally 69° Bracken
South Illa-walk, Bonn.
31 Washington Street,
BOYS AND 61813
a. the '
3"] CHILDREN’S STORE
3‘? West Washington St. 8. Nomalk
"I,
i ., LOOK AROUND Now
for the nearest telephone.
,3 ' 7 IN CASE OF FIRE 7
t _ that. is needed quickly you ought to have GOOD GOAL Ask
V for Number 113 and leave an order with
THE NORWALK COAL & SUPPLY C0.
108 WATER STREET: SOUTH NORWAL'Q
, ,
OVEECOATS
$23.56
PALACE mTERY
PALAGE THEATRE ammo
CHRISTMAS FOOTWEAR
Men: High and Low shoes, allleatilere ............... $1.95 to 3795
Women’s High and Low Shoes in Newest at modes .... $4.95 to $7.9
Complete assortment of felt and leather film for lien, Women and
Children
7 sand can marten 1
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Diamonds Watches Jewelry
Silverware Cut Glass
We are showing '9.- cornplole lino—at prices the lower consistent
with quality. Pearl, Ivan and My Bead Necklaces, Ciaafliaia
} Cases, French Ivory, Silver Toilet Sets.
VISITORS WELCOME
0 B CKSON
Jeweler, Optometrist—$8 Wall Street, Roi-wall:
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‘ Delight!
We luv fist maven another lot. at m small pieces or farm'-
that. at with such trendy sale. endow Christmas stock is
of.
wine. bewildefin: display a" u Desks.
Gard p‘fable‘y
Norwalk Chronicler