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L'ZANNE went to the Pl“
Clothes Shop. the other day.
to buy her indie! some
handkerchiefs I “the
nnei psjsmse. It's MM
centrally. nt 13 North Main street. you
know. so she didn't hsve to go out of
her way much. Just around the cor-
ner from \Vnshington street.
There were many different miter-
iais, includill: misette, which Susanne
ndmlr: .l, although she bought iielnel.
as her rind directed. Solid of mu
Were trimmed with sills braid. slid
Were of fancy striped material.
Handkerchiefs were priced very
reasonably. indeed. lo she haunt
some initialed ones for I. lifpflse for
her father.
outing ti:
o s s
ES'l‘ERDAiY_ suunne bought
Christmas gifts for her best
chums at Madame Jeanette's
Shop. 56 South Main street.
ad heard or the very special line
or dainty gifts and hastened to make
her purchases before it was too fits.
for the stock is selling very fast.
0 For Dotty. sht‘ bought s llk came-
sole: for Eloise some "lollypof' pow-
(lcr put‘i‘r- » oh. so cheaplyL—mr Cou-
sin'Flni‘iss'rl a pretty silk case con-
taining powder. rouge and lipstick.
For (,‘viin. there was is headed unity
cnso {It only $1.59—untli slid priced it.
Slic h
Six-nirmp thouclit it must be very ex—
licirsh'r‘w- for (‘hlnis n pslr of shirred
riliivtl'l c:li'~“l"§. and for Gratis s set of
iilll"!“.‘il‘ claims with ribbon rosebuds.
l‘ln \ir‘it this charming 3535. too.
and you'll find as good bar-guns es
Suzanne did.
0 o s
ll-"l‘b' ulnl gifts and gifts!
'i‘hnt's w h I. i mull.
thinks when she visits Don-
nelly's Show. It third'l I
tlillzit' person in all or Norwslk or the
\icinity. who doesn't Know what gifts
to St'i‘l'l. Suzanne advises him to hie
hiillSi it quickly to 18 South Msin
\\'ln-n he has looked about——
r'll‘i'i‘l.
('\'l‘ll tlimiitli casually ~ he won't be in
(iillilll n. Mt longer. Int will plungo
illtn ihr» nus of choosing gifts with"-
clmllih Ii zust.
Thu-r :vrw girls for every member of
(:nr's lumiiy‘ and for the home itself.
Glass \aill'i- «KLLZQG pottery vases and
lmwln—Jirsk ietikoqulll pens—bridge
lumpr. :1 “special" at SEEK—parch-
mi-ril sii.ides~—wnx fruit—~key holders
Mrimihnr purses an) wallets, selling.
lny liu- wnv. nt reduced price. just
now. smoking sets. tnys snd «suds
-—m'.llii‘\‘ lvnskets—Clndies snd candle-
slit-ks "this is just krsndm list at
sum of tho gifts suggestions Sunnne
nnrml while in llnnnelly’s, and MM
ailimis: lil" closely written plungraph.
of il"l‘ l'nt little notebook.
O O O
”TY-FIVE MINUTEI from
Brosdwsy. but. I mantis
ahead."
That's what Costello ‘
is. Right here in
..i.:'s store
il .-.l
satin. Norwalk. too. st 21 Rani: lulu
they have some
gll‘w-l. Y0 st‘t‘.
Whillltri'ill new scarfs in stock. silk
mils. \iitii necktie: to match. Quits‘
thv inirsf tliiilzl
You 5.. this store quWrtunate
("unlit 3.. almli Suzanne use grand-
nir.l‘i- i'g NP“! England term—before-
li:ll"it"-i" Afo plaice an order for these
smurf fili'i tie sets very early. Do til”
“l‘l' "t'll :I\':illt." Willie Broadway ll I.
\Vii'iii‘ llllllllil behind. Isn’t th‘t ill-
tviwiinst? Suzanne was so proud for
Xinwvilk.
Yuu know. many men {fisflke heavy
starts that spoil "the set" of their
ovrrt'onls or ulsters.
Don't ever tv-ll Susanne that
xvnimn linve .1 cornor on vanity. These
scnrlrl are so warm. yet aren't I. hit.
“liililc’llliz." that they are sure to
plvnqv o \'--n the most exacting smong
mns. infinity—which. Sllsanlie u”. is
"some."
0 O 0
.. VERYTlHNG for Cllflfltlflu!
That’s; the slogan of Rosen-
iii-M lirnthers’ store st 126
\i’nslungton street. There's
somrilung for every member at the
family.
For mother. there sre esndlestisks
i. lliv most approved dedgns. ringing
from the substantial Colo-lei to some
of ihl- nowrr innovations. line will
likc thu glass and Pyrex Wife ”id
limo Illl’i the, niiiminum dishes. Why
not lillv ever efficient servnilt tor ilsr
~~—.'lll Ilt‘clrit‘ flntirnl‘i?
l-‘m' rind. there are shoving things.
fl’l‘<iiil"‘ is. knives and a hundred end
on» other things. - ’
’l‘lw youngsters will like rolls!
“kill“ "d in sitsieg sold hers.
'l‘h/w'li like to chest slang O mom
FIN“ in tho coming wintry days on
will convince you that builds! Mill!
im't much of~ s. task. after all. it you
go to the right place.
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a 00R. DEAR daddy." Ahela
.3 said affectionsteiy. patting
-.‘ Mr. Thom-d bsld head.
“you do need some new
suppers. slid I shut see that Saute.
Claus brings you some!"
"That's a. kind thought. daughter.
Your M nw settle this very mem-
ing iii-n"
"Cosneslly d: Inchen's." finished
Angels. "J'm sure! I was walking
along Wubington street snd decided.
to pass into tscir stars."
"Yes. thst wss the place—that's
where I buy my Cantilever shoe. you
know." -
may have some materials look-
ing lather ones that. I know you‘ll
like. most you have on are res"!
stubby. you've was then for yours. 1
do believe. And—dsd—msyber you
didn't notice il—irdt titers were some
pretty ones for—wait dancers.
Quilted ones, min sad felt." .
"Which pair did you like best?“
Ir. Mes asked. mildly “touring.
"A pair of illicit satin ones. quilted
with sold}? his daughter. responded
promptly." they'd just match the new
black satin dressing gown that aunt
and Uncle Luther brought me from
London."
"I hadn't Intended to tell you—-
much ion to give them to you until
Christmas. but I may as well. I
bought that very psi: this morning.
{or they told me tbst you had espe-
cially Wired them."
“Oh. daddy. I didn't mean to tell
you. either. but I bought. the leather
on” {or you. Isn't inst s. joke? Tell
me." she continued I, bit anxious.
"did you get say for mother?"
"Yes. I did-acme wsrm felt. ones.
that she will like to weer erd the
kitchen these chilly mornings."
"I bought her a. pair of quilted
oner—the kind that I'd like mymlf.
only another color. I know she'll
like him pairs."
"I'm .mm she csn use them." smil-
ed sir. Thomas
. O C
’s' 5:. IRLS MAY buy such pretty
:5 ‘ lingerie nowsdnys! Our
grsndmothors. t h o y say.
were stt'llcted with the high
"nighties" and "underwaists"
necked
—-there weren't. any “mesoics then—
(hst bulged and "sltewered"—-so much
in vogue than. Hideous! ‘
That’s what Sun-one thought when
mmw sit therrettrstlkssnd cob-
wsbby laces in Stone's “Lsdles' Spe-
deity shop." Net-welt. wrist in-
trigued her wss s. rsinbow pile ot
crepe do chine and pussy willow ts!-
fsts gowns. .
Boudoir cs niacin—envelope
shown—tin sud black dlk un-
der vats—reverythlng tint s benevo-
lent his! Nichol-s could think 0‘ {D1
please his dearest daughter at the
Yuletide sateen. is there.
0 O .
UZANNE had her picture
tsken yesterday st the Mi-
- chclson Studio. 78 “'sshing-
[0:9 ton street. Gencs'ully hav-
ing a. photograph taken is a terrible
trial to poor Suzanne. She wears her
best dress. feeling like an early Chris-
tlsn msrtyr.--sort of so unschr'on-
ism. I guess—4nd wiggles and twists
end assume. and sssuistes a. severe a.
severe or psined «profiles of coun-
tenance most unbseosning.
mill. at the Michelson Studio it was
quite different. She were her every-
dsy frock yesterday. and looked Just
us she felt—nstunl.
Instead of posing in anguish for en
interminable time. flunnns chatted
away unconcernrdly. end. before she
knew it. the cam In had clicked. and
lo! the first picture I“ tom
Suzanne will take pleasure in giv-
ing her photograph to her chums this
Christmas. As Betsy said. "It's the
only thing one can give that the giver
cannot buy.” One may spend much
time and thought in selecting unusual
and upon". gifts in the hope of
pleasing as friend, yet the selection
may be duplicated essily.
Then. too. s. photompb grows
more precious with the you-i. so.
nnne knows several sweet old ladies
who retard some Mos ole tunings
Matures of their sons snd deughters
in babyhood u mung their chiefest
treasures.
s s 0
"WI often “window
mow" Do you? out
thst‘s not reslly u inex-
psn‘v. as it sounds. espe-
cially st Nowell & Murray's st 138
"H“ "“ Roscnflclrl Frothefl‘ sled'l
Just one glance around this shop
\
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Washington street. Dome of those st-
trnctlve windows slwsys lure Its-nus
FRANK LAUDER
IUCOMR TO COLIN!” C MUDIR
. Jeweler and
Optometrist '
96 WASHINGTON 81'.
love Yes
somsoswsu, cons.
mus 0s:
"mmmmmm '
um " ~
m It. ‘0’. .
she wss there wlui Mrs. -Belismy
yesterday. who was doing some shop-
ping for her husband and brother.
She bought several shirts that are ce-
ing sold it a special price of $1.95 Just:
now—silk striped ones. really excel-
iiem vetoes she selected several sets
of arm bands 'snd gutters—they're
sold iron 50 cents up—and some tuck-
ties. There are ties priced as low as
'30 cents, and others. of course. some-
who; more expensive.
She bought Val and Mr. Bellamy
etch 1 leather collar bag. which I
thought en exceedingly acceptable
gift.
This dare carries women's furnish.
ings. too.‘ What I liked best were the
silk umbrellas that they are selling so
ressonsbiy. Umbrellas are really its
such s pert a! shopping equip-
ment—I menu the smart ones of
colored dike—u s hsnd bag or van.
it! use.
0 O O
m? JONES sad I went to
Albert D. norgsn's Herd-
wsre Store st :4 Washing-
ton street. lbs wss "doing
Lhristmu shopping early" with a
vengesnce. for, in a halt hour, she
chess gins for every member‘of her
tsmiiy—right in out= store!
For her mother, she selected some
Pyrex were.
"Mumsy dates on it.". she laughed.
and I'm sure nothing will please her
more. I'm going to get a. spot light
for dad's car. I must get roller skates
snd some ice skates for little Bill.
He's just. lesrning to skate. It won't
pay to get him skate, shoei—llke these
I've selected for my older brother—-
beams his feet are growing. These
other skates will suit him to s. '1'.
“I'd like to look at flashlights.
pious. Yes. this one will do." she
continued," it’s for Cousin Prudence.
Suzanne. She's rightly named. for
she won't stir without hero—I do be-
lieve—and she needs a new one.
"I'm going to buy this manicure set
for Sis. She’s wanted one ever so
ions."
Betsy completed her purchases with
. tsring of colored electric globes {or
the Christmas tree, and trotted out of
the store feeling that a good deed had
been done.
Hr!
O O O
buying—just
looking—~but we knew that
we would be received cour-
teousiy zit Shapiro Brothers'
Shop st 123 “Fed Washington street.
We mud to see lingerie.
"They have the very prettiest things
here." 10:11in told me. “you'll ill: the
silk end crepe lingerie. I know. ism
going to give cumesoles. sllg ufider-
vests or something like that. to my
best chums this Christmas"
"What pretty ten sprons." I ex-
Mu I caught. sight. or it whole
bpiis of frilly things. rainbow lined.
,They were tiny oddly shaped npron’s
.loi' crisp Organ‘ la. edged with iluted
ruffles." and only 4! cents!"
"Aunt Burt would like a. couple of
those. I know.- I believe I'll buy
them. a pink one and a blue one.
Thank you." she said presently. as she
took the neat bundle. “and since. I nm
hero I may as well buy two of these
silk and lace cumesoles. I s. mot‘rnid
they’ll be gone if I wait too long."
"I am going to buy a. silk under.
vest-these are real bargains and line
quality." I mid.
So presently we left the. store with
our arms full of bundles. although we
had entered intending "just' to look."
NEVER KNOW wbst to buy
for n men's gift."
Thus B e ss Aitchison
Li...‘ spoke so we walked along
”or": Msin street.
1767's. are. the street with me.
"I said." over to Number 8——that's‘
Head's Drug store. and I'll show you
it whole proceulon at things that any
man would like."
"I'm perfectly willing to."
ssid. -
Mr. Herald‘s. Heed greeted us
pleassntly.
“Here sre same smoking things."
he seid. “pipes. cinrs and cigarettes
And. at this counter. are flashlights.
vacuum Iittles 5nd lunch kit's."
“Over lure." he continued. “are
shoving sets. Gillette and other makes
of rssors. Perhaps you’d like to see
some militsry brushes." he acid. “'0-
ing the action to the word. “and here
as some key holders."
0! course. there were playing csrds.
really sttrsctivs ones—omost men wei-
coms 's gift of several decks. tht I
liked best were the traveling kits-
end so did Bess. I mink, for she
bought one. ' -
Bess '
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’ 90m noan' me sum
SHOPPING wn‘fi ' SUzA‘,
‘ LONGING shining from
her eyes. ass-inns stood in
front of tile Mgevin's Fur.
it 10 Ndrth
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Sunnis. loves mutt l > t's
he mm. m sense.
were surest stay—Whom. girl. she
wouldn't lotto this emblem of the tray.
eler so well. But since-sumo Ions
to roam “star afield." end finds tint—-
senses-cs. just. some rut
moving Psibsa_nolt;fisse assi-
for her roving spirit. sh. like" to be
supplied with “counts begs sndsuit.
ones. But no “til- us... Is j.
she studied the m which might
have been entitled. “Perfection in‘
Luggage" most euvlously.~ until Aunt
Judith—her "retry godmother.“ came
along.
“What, do you like best, Sumo?" I
also sited. - ,
"0h. Aunt Juditbe icwsty M
leather case! See the m “
fittings? Twelve. W. I”
brushes snd I. insist “d an ’
cutter shaped. mirror!
suit cuss on: W 001
smart? And 11!!! ”hem”
llsh iuggngu. Aunt Judith. ADC M
Gladstone! Uncle Marcy‘wossl libs—
iti—Don't you Member It“. st
A. Conan Doyle's Helmet mm
the astute Sherlock «as antics s
Gladstone bug?"
“\Vell, well. well!" and Ant 1:-
dith. kindly m of he: ”sets
chatter. "Run along. dun. 1 let
Hallie waiting for you stung corn-r."
But Smile didn't. Don't In.-
derstsnd—Ihe didn't. man to d..-
gard her {airy godmothsrfs MI“.
nut tint bug {saluted her. Pru-
errtly she sew In. Angevine remov. it
from the window. And then Sunrise
had toscurrysiosglbetreasooss
she wouldn‘t meet Aunt Judith 1".
ing the store with 0. big squdre bin-
die.
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UZANNE PLAYED s. mem—
ory game when she wss in
the J. I. Mallette Store at
88 “’uhington street. Willi.
inside the shop making purchases. she
thought. "fliers srs so msny Christ-
mas gifts hers! I' mgolng to see it I
can remember I. done dinerent things
when I'm out‘ds." .
Presently she started naming them.
“collars and cults—embroidered ones.
china dishes of .31 Bill. mobs.
for little folks sad grown ups. slip-
pers. boudoir caps—41w” all go. to-
gethcr. so they're as. to Miler-
embroidery packs“ Chateau!
gloves. woolen ones. silk hosiery. wort
stockings. children's ares-s. W
things—oh, yes. little bootees—why
I've thought of more than a. ddzen
already. so I've won the memory
grime."
o s s
WENT '10 m .m
‘uootcry st 21 North stun
strept. with Msry Ksye. who
wsnud to buy. sane felt
slippers snd some of Dr.
’ for
the feet. Mr. William Boson at this
store is a specialist along the line of
“idling nching test. and in n trid-
unte chiropedist of Dr. Scholl‘s course
for corrective toot. appliances.
"The feet as the most-slim part.
or the human body.“ he said. "they
have the nest aches and nine. The!
Lav-3 the lrusf understood. Norms!
rert are. as fl‘t-e from psiu as normal
lion-ls. The fit culls“ b0 unnum-
hlc in a. pair of right. ill-mutt! film
than the hands when encased in ex-
tremely tight gloves. Hers st the
Palace. Shoe am we fit shoes in s
msnnsr tint m ins-Iii!“ oeu-
i'o'rt for the ft ct.
”I‘r. St'hcli'l appliances will secure
not. only temporary use. but Ire cor-
rectivu.
examination a' “on time."
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Scholl’s cot-1m ."ml
LIKE in shop at the Fair
Department Store. 51 South
(. .‘ ,
(5:35.25 Main street." Mrs. Punter
.54 told me. "I Just (>st from
there—bought some toys for little
Donnie. and Hui-per. my mr’s son."
Then she showed no s ml! dress—
ed monkey. whose wonder!!! ecrobst-
lc propensities permitted him to turn
hand springs and do other unusual
teats—s. clown who “tried.
steps—and s. coupl. of “it! toy
horses.
tattoos are m b Ml
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For Father, Mother, Brother, Sster and Ffiend. -'
Come to the store with the largest assortment.
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czgs urelsolos by John Name'- Of
x \i‘li.»1«sale til'ait‘rs in
STAMPING In1“'l¥~"“‘i‘~”3' opposed to Commissioner
HARTFORD. Dec. 12_ Tile Silllc:X{Olt.s l‘P/‘(ultly isu~‘d ultimatum 1’2-
Butter and Egg \‘i‘llolesulcrs' Ui'gum’. . gal-«ling the (“fi'g' stumping law enforce-
mitten has retained Day & Berryfm‘mt and declare they will fight to
Hartford attorneys. to seek an ill-:‘hn “St ditch to 1‘3"“ i3 repealed or
junction today against Dairy (‘ommis— L ""“Iim'd'
sioner Thomas Holt. restraining him i
from enforcing the egg stamping law
which in plans to enforce beginning
Dec. 15. i
The hope is that through an iiijuxtc- under the direction of Major David L.
tion enforcement of the law msy luh‘v'ain of ilvrli'or-l Sunday morning
hold up until the Legislature conwncs'at 11 o'clock at the Salvation Army
end then it is hoped the law will lwvhnll. Tho program was featured with
repetied or amended. selections by the Silver Quartette and
m 0m IEW IEGGfiM-W—mw-I
phia. The Silver Qusrtette
of Russell Main . Mi: Ed
McCain. “IW: John Kelp-m.
horn; Williun Hanan. m
TAFT OFFER! 1") TuTlPY.
WASHI‘NGNI". Dec. I'z-Chfl
Justice Tstt istu'med Chin-n i"
stead or the issue Judiciary ml
tee yesterday that. he would up.
before it at the having or the m
impeachment chug! saint m
Gil"l W. lithe m
shouldsssnttoesllhin.
.‘ll'SCIAl. l’ROCRA‘i’ AT
SALVATION ARMY HALL
A fine musical program was given
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Therowustumdogwiem
forth from his woolen
km? upon_
the slight-t mutton. ' suite .
an: pence-nor} .
undue '
intrigued no.
"I bought I. Jersey
mother there." If. m ,
ed. "sud seven] or the bend anointed
HERSH F I
Motor Transportation Co.
. ~ LONG DISTANCE TRUCKING '
Daily ServloeiBetween New'York-Q’Nerwsl ~
tramway Isn't 1 m m ‘
Main once. 26 Concord st. :3.»an a:
slew rmmm-wu.atth._m 'asnlns' as ’ ’
boudoir esp. can they are villus !
only 98 cents spices}?
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