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F. H. BAXTER
DRUGGIBT
1H" Page & Shaw. Park d:
(neon Seal. and Russell's
Agency For
W. L. DOUGLAS
— snons ——
For Men and Women
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KEELER’S
SHOE STORE
{The Store That Saves You Meney"
USEFUL XMAS GIFTS.
Silk and Muslin Undergarments.
Onyx Hosiery of every description.
Priced Lower Than Elsewhere.
The Paris Cloak and
Suit Store
:3 South Main St, South Norwalk.
— Established 1902. -—
:‘iuto Bodies, Fe 11 d e r s,
Lamps. Repaired and
Made to Order.
Welding Metals of All Kinds
6 SOUTH MAIN eraser. l
Latest Ford Runabout featuring tilting windshield, new design top, new radiator and cowl, now
being displayed at the local Ford agency.
Ixisrnn nil-miss ricrzxsn
T0 MAHRY liOt'SEKEEPER.
“11101va New (‘unnan Minister
“'ed “‘oman “110 Served
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The Rev. Benjamin F. Kidder, six-
VICTOR WESELY
i3 Chestnut St Phone 356-6
w.— . i11\ ention of ll‘.“
EYEGLASSES
i 'ade of the finest materi-
with the care and p1e-
inn of experts
[1HAMER lNc.
[Op' omen-into ad Opticians
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OLD FRIENDS AT THE OLD
PRICE
The Old Well 5c Cigar and
the Perfecto Bouquet
at 10c.
Ho profiteering on Old Well
Cigars. They are the best cigars
made at that price.
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‘nnil' Miss .‘iatil'llz J. J. Kelly. sixty.!
lhis housekerpm‘ {01‘ twontyJ‘vo \'(‘ars,l
‘Monriny “vnt to New York City and}
«Maim-rl :1 live. 15‘ to many Decombcrl
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ll:rotl1-r of 111‘ n :11. (rnvlitmi “iih the
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l<i1llur of l1111l11r1 and Many Kiri-
l‘ '11- (1: Slintiml C0111. ilis eldest
r1111. Frank. tll"‘l :1 month ago. ,
i News of The 1-1-051n r‘tin- “Twirling.
runs rut-(415i _\o:-t<1-13.1y by many ofi
ilfiir. KiridvI‘lz chum l1 1'1 embers. Some;
)Snlll it would l~- :1 mini: IT‘V-H'll‘ll to,
.‘-ll5‘S 1(r-lI\-, who lm‘ 11 «111:11lnr of a‘
lronhi‘fiv has rlx-xntwl her energies to
l” 1 Kill l1 1' household.
1 Hr}: l(i<i‘.rr rliwi three years ago.
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ihi: ii‘1 \\ :13 IINpuIi-mi of. Many sub!
hat the" druoiul ministration.“ (17’
.1'1ss Kelly niwl-J-i largely in his recov-
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1' KILLS WIFE AND SELF.
HAVRE. .‘lonl. Iler‘.
u'il‘n {inil himsolr‘, yesterday.
111?: to a story told officers by his lib.
six children orphans.
'The shooting resulted from a quar-
rel over a separation between himself
and her and her mother the boy said.
Have You Tried Our
FRENCH AND
DANISH PASTRY
Fresh Daily
We Have Just Opened This Department Under the Care of an
Experienced Chef and Solicit Your Patronage.
Thomas’ Chocolate Sh0p
24 South Main Street
South Norwalk.
FRANK
SUCCESSOR To C
LAUDER
OLEBURN G. LAUDER
: Jeweler and Optometrist
l3.-—-.lohn r. ‘
Hays, a rancher. near here. killed hisi
.m‘corrl- '
The deaths left '
96 WASHINGTON ST.
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SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
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Wil’R CHILDREN
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The Pe0ple’s
Trust Co.
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on Washington St.
South Not-walk.
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A shiny-new, clean, modern, cabinet gas ran e! A wonderful a;
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1 the cooking easy. AND GAS — the clean, quick, ready fuel, so :1
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_ L hearty welcome, especially
' , enthusiast we don’t need to
" robe from the suits to the
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‘ . . Why not a.
- smoking jacket?
There’s real relaxation in
7changing to a smoking jack-
’et after a day’ stwork—there
are few gifts from which he.
would: get more use or pleas~
use. Styles vary from' plaid
.back wool to silk procades
[—priced from $5 to $15.
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”i; . Bath robes
:56: Dressing gowns
Your purse and his need
“are the two deciding factors
:between the robe and the
gown. Either is a gift of
iwhen it is as attractive to
‘the masculine eye as these.
i. Bath robes, $3.85 to $18.
Dressing gowns, $18.
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, Shirts—useful
pleasing g1fts
Few men have too many
and. few men but to
have good substantia
of fine fabrics and pretty
‘ pattems to add variety to
wardrobe. We watch the
quality and making so you
may select with assurance.
Silk shirts $6 to $9. Mad-
ras shirts $1.50 to $3.50.
Eercale shirts $1 to $2.
‘5; . .7 Gifts to make a
golfer happy
If you’re married to a golf
tell you how appropriate is
lisomething associated with
Vitus game. We have every-
' thing for the golfer’ s ward—
shoes. Golf jackets with
without sleeves, sweaters,
soarfs, caps, gloves, hose.
And of course they’re all m
that moot the golfers
golf waist-teats
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Leather goods .1
sim;ple—‘-usefu1 ‘
So that they are of the de-
pendable Sort should be
your only care and that we
have taken care of for you
—We now present a variety
from which you may choose
gifts of lasting satisfaction.
Watch fobs 35c to $1.50
aarette cases $1.50 to $5.
Cigar cases $1.75 to $4.50.
Keytaincrs 60c to $1.10.
Card cases $1 to $3.50. Play-
ing 'cards, in case, $1
to $7. Poker sets $6 to
$12.75. Military sets $2 to
$8. 75. Bridge whist sets
$4. Tourist cases $5 to $19.
some families will unite in
giving a suit or overcoat to
Dad, Son or Brother. And
lucky indeed is the man
who gets such a fine remem—
brance! Of course it should.
be a suit or- overcoat you’ll
be proud to see him wear——
you will be if it’s from Hew-
land’ . Suits $25 to $45.
Overcoats $20 to $50. '
Handkerchiefs
yearly favorites
He will never get the idea
that you gave handker-
chiefs because you couldn’t
think of any thing else if
yOu give him a half dozen of
these fine linen ones with
3111s initial in one corner-or
perhaps those with colored
borders, or even plain ones
of fine quklity. We special-
ly urge early selection if' m-
red.
‘ In reality slippers for
on with the bathro
to give him
Women who study to please a. man—Who prefer that their gifts $5511 evoké
sincere appreciation, rather than a smile of indulgence—will find here a. great 0011on
ition of practical gifts which express men’s natural preferences.
That selection may hold no uncertainties, we have carefully excluded the g5r4' ,
Eish and commonplace, presenting only styles which are assured the approval of well
idressed men—exclusive Without being expensive. - -
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Bill. folds $1 to $7. 50. 001- if!
.lar cases 59c to $10. Cig- .
itialed kerchiofs are prefer—
every need. Slippers toslip
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Mufflers i113), _ -
every style ‘ — .. -
For skating or mot—Ogia~
there are great warm knitq
ted or brushed wool muf-z
flers in bright colors; fen?
street or dress wear, beanfi-i
ful silk mufflers in quieter:
hues. l
Wool mufflers $1 to $3!
Silk mufflers $3 to $8, .,
Pocket combs 35c. f.
; Clothing makes Gloves are
' ’ fine gift always likod‘fi
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Different members of Buckskin gloves. E38118]!
cape gloves; mocha gloves;
wool-lined and fur-lined
gloves and gauntlets; would
on knit gloves. Yes, gloves
fwvery man ’13 every need
-—and specially emphasis-
ing gift gloves for dress a:
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Dress gloves $2 to $4.50.,
Fabric gloves 75c to $1.75;
Motoring gloves! $2.75 to
$6.50
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g ‘ ' Sweaters and
navy pea. jackets _
For the man who is outi
doors a. lot, whether at work
or play, a sweater pea jacket
or sheep lined coat is partiev
ularly appropriate.
Sweaters 95c to $12. Pea
jackets $9.85. Sheep linéd'
vocats $9.85 to $24.50 ._ 2’
’ “’ " Hosiery is l
ever welcome
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When one chooses the
right ,3. 1 ch is a sim-
plematte mieryisagift
ease.
‘ from finest silks,
gl'alain or decked, tn
Sectch golf stockings in ef-
fective colors, with a fine
variety: of woolen s ‘ ‘
' which so many men wflw
with winter oxfords. S-'
hose 75c to$3. Golf ..
mgs$1.50 to $2.50; ’
hose 25c to $1.75.
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