CHRISTMAS SHOPPING
BY TRADING AT
The Fair Department Store
You Certainly Will Be Surprised at Our Wonderful Values.
SOME OF OUR BARGAINS
it?“
SAVE
At Least 20 Per Cent. on Your
SECOND SENIINEI.
PRIZE CDNIBI'
Four lines of clever x'eree written
by RB . Spielman, 81 Chestnut
street. So th Norwallr won flie prize
for the best answer submitted to the
second question at the Evening Ben-
tinel'conteet.
would Wu like for Christmas!“ Hrs;
To the queetion. ”What;
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LMIIM' F‘ronc'h Kid
TWO-BUTTON GLOVES
Rog. val. $2.50. $1.89
Special .....
Ladios‘ Extra Fine
l'nrc Linen
KANDKERCHEPS
Rog. val. 290. 19c
Spm'ial ........
Splelman'a l'épi! wu:
““‘e ask you not for Home.
Such wealth is not. our poll.
But we could well upprochto
.A cellar full 0!, call."
» The was the
. . ll'l osrri
If ;l~ midi-ration of the many entries re.
r ’H I .
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‘ on he grow up.
ill‘ i‘
antwer that the
of Judge a chose after careful
it loss! half of the letters:
to u rltten by children .wecrawled.
"staking minivan noting . wink;
r it whole family of baby and
‘2'?! up dolls. "books. cune- andf
v . One youngster muted u:
rn that he might prepare to be
..." nor boy for tho soldil'h" i‘
woman. whose judgment. thefi
editor thinks is excellent, de-j
lillf:
s rel a 3ear's eubscfi'lpiion 0. “RI
=l: Irliizzg Sentinel.
rum East Nor-walk Norwallr .
Large Size Fancy Bordered
I'OIllll Nomnlk Rowayton. Weetport.
illnriml and other pointa nearby. un-
Isuers came I
"Have many other.
entered the-
IF
These Chris .[
it’s the proper thin: to be bundled zip—at; here’ 8 the big o'erooat to
bundle up in—hig pockets, big collars and big in value.
Plain or raglan shoulders. Some with belts all around. Fleecy
fabrics, warmth without unnemsaay weight. Dark grey heather
mixtures—butter young men some very smart over-plaid.
Reg. val. 79c.
Special
(With space for initials)
oooooooo
59c .. I
contort 1‘"
tho Contest Editor'l our mer the who.
‘I “as afflid that I‘d be ”it
one ‘
l
1335 gold piece anyway, wouldn't
From-ll Kid Extra
Fine Quality
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1rvrl 1'51 TIC!
dei—fi—W .. _ ‘ «54;,
Ladies' LEATHER BAGS
Men's Sflkm ms
vzhe (‘onteat Editor laughed. "but I'm
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a woman's voice came to:
only
"w oil. then mu'd have received the .
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:l'l‘ald tllat'ian't the cue. My desk LC
,lllmi so full of answers to that Yer)"
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. lack. Re . Aasorte “an“. i}: location that I’m dreading the task
GAUNTLET GLOVES “I Brown and B K d 08 {3 vi opening the enveloping—in fact.
a 9m: val. 69 Reg. val. 98c. 49 {I :‘m thinking curiously or asking for
R933 \nI. $31“. $2 98 Special ........ c Special _______ . c .; ... or those hishly- adxerum letter,
Specml ..... 0 I I I, M” I
«(I \ mural to Question No. 6. "Should
[a :m Kn Kill Klan be allowod to ex-~
r, sl " ulll he lrecelxed at the Evening
‘ . ‘ . . \I.‘ :4 ntinel offices until 8 p. m tonight
lnuluw’ \ll Silk Pam-Y I’mrllorcd \Vhlte CHILDREN'S m SETS ” ‘I ”‘1 “m "1mm“ ”“9"” a“ “0“!“
Marquisette _ it personally. some of them arrivingf
JERSEY PETTICOATS C T GOODS In all different colors. ‘9 “I'm“ fl“ minutes °t the time limit
' . t: ‘ .. It: , valm‘ ' 9 r‘, I”.
ANTI: M NM... .9. m , "a: 0ch I Reg. tal. $ 98 $1 98 U", lonterdny'e question ‘What la 0-,»
10-- , . $1 98 l. . _ _, . 19c Spam“ ..... a IQ tut thing that the City Council can
Srwmal ..... o Sl’wcml ........ _: 'I" "'1" N0’“""“”" “1” he "Cdved “’1‘
{I} ’1: tomorrow night at 8 o'clock.
k, Today's questlhn in. "Should bus-“a
I}. 'm «unaligned for, street care in Nor-I
‘ . . . ' _ I -~ .1". 1‘" ornpetit on for this questlo
Ladies ldorlme 36 In. Assorted Patterns ln Ladles’ All Wool {I' ‘i own until d" after tomorrow n‘I'
at ; n, m
BATH ROBES CRETONNES HEATHER 3.983 I .I .nmorrow the name of the winncrI
. A ' y . 1 I ‘ 4 I," '1 t ‘ d I
:23: RT? "”"Lm‘i' a” mg. ml. 23. 17C Drop stitch, 98c val. 69c " ‘ “’ " ' 33.7533“ “" "° ”W” l
, .. ‘ ‘. S ecial ........ SI‘WIJF ”1 F ' I
$3.98 val. ....$2.98 5M W -------- ‘p R "m“ ‘
l‘alr \isitor—' 1: there some plaro
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DOLLS and TOYS
27 In. WALKING AND
TALKING DOLLS
In assorted colormi rmnpvrs.
Rog. TilI. $2.99. $1.98
Spr‘l'lal .....
“.54 In. Full .Ioilltml
SLEEPING DOLLS
i‘i‘fil $1.98
flier/$1"
him
51-53 30. Main St. Bo. Non-walk
l
-.'i"(I where I can get a. drink of
\tlflhrou
"r n Gob—"Certainly Miss. At the;
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3‘! lift on the
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Prices, $ 1 6.50 to $45.00
It’s a fad or a fashion this sea-
son to have the hat match the
overcoat, or have the hat a shade
of grey which harmonizes with
any color—-—we can hat- vou either
A SILK SUGGESTION FOR
CHRISTMAS
The best made'shn'ts are pro-
duced in tile state of Connecti-
cut. The mos}. attractive colors
and deSignsOriginatewith
..,~
WI CARRY A COMPLETE
LINE 01’ THE FOLLOW~
DIG nus ITEMS:
Ladiea’ Bap, Boxed Hand-
kerchiefs, Camisoles, Gloves,
Boudoir Caps, Waiata, Heal
cry, Bloomers, Bath Robes,
Tablecloth Set-.1'owela.
Everything in Infant’s Wear
h
or
a
Pr/f r
Special
13 MAIN STREET
IRVING B. STONE
PHONE 759-4
NORWALK
Is CHILDREN AND WOMEN
i4
3 Hosiery, Gloves, Sweaters, Waists, Aprons,
\
If Scarf Sets, Scarfs, Silk Underwear, Muslin Under-
Li wear, Handkerchiefs, Boy’é Suits, 2 to 6 Years.
I; Girl’s Dresses and Rompers —— Infant’s
‘s
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BAl'lEill smllfil
ANIMPDRIANI IIIINli
. battery int: make. will be
P ' .»' 5 cared lir during the winter
. either dry store” or wet
r is. u, The Ryan Battery Station.
U "'th Are Special attention given
in Hill mature at battery work. This
in II well «1th battery establish-
ment whore service is the :watch-
word“ and where experts are an the
lob' See Bye: for your battery
would». Phone ’3! -—Adv.
SALAD
llY HERTIIA E. hflAPLl-ZIGH
of Columbia Cohen!”
“a aalad is to be arranged In-
“Jilly and for each service the
'W‘lng ingredients will be needed:
hurt travee of lettuce
allite- mpel. Deeded
i mp celery, cut into small pieces
. : apple, pared. and cut into thin
. ,
xrrtn popper,
' 1' int“ stripe
‘omato, out into eight.
”I .t'apoom all
‘nunoon vinegar
i "W“ sugar
q
. . teaspoon pepper
par-boiled, and
'I‘HIS SHOP IS FULL OF GIFTS FOR
Wear of Every Description.
Bags,
and serve in lettuce leaves. Pane
‘mnyonnaise. An attractive arrange—
mrnl. is to put the grapes. celery and
apple mixture into one lettuce leaf,
the tomatoes in a. aecond. and peppers
lr the third. Arrange theme on plate
having the aterna of the leaves toward
center. In this crnter place a spoon-
ful o! mayonnaine.
Lucky Kids
CITIZEN l6 YEARS
317T DIDN'T KNO‘V IT.
I MERIDEN, Dec. 15.-—Diacovery
:thnt unknowingly he had been an
‘Amrrlrnn citizen for the lalt 16 years
.was made here today by Eric Paul
Ilnllhs. an applicant for citizenship
‘pzlpera. when he appeared before the
naturalization court.
_ Lnahs was born in Germany in
715633. coming to this country at an
oarly age with his parents. Bhomy
after the arrival of the family the
‘father riled, the mother subsequently
r'rmarrying. The stepfather. an alien.
horame naturalized in 1906. such
bringing to Mab- the status an
.American citizen.
of
William J. Borne. at ~hearint on
Daugherty imprachment Chartres.
save Samuel Gompera hu hounded
him ever since arrest of McNamara
brothers in dynamiting plots.
IF BACK HURTS
FLUSH KIDNEIS
Bat no. Mmt, Alan Take Ghee of
Sana letoee m
My.
Too much meat may form uric
acid. which excite the kidneys: they
become overworked; get sluggish.
ache and feel like lump- 01 lead. The
urine becomes cloudy; the bladder is
irritated. and you may be obliged to
aeelt relief two or three time: am
the nitht. When the kidneys clog
you must help them flush oi! the
body‘- urinoua waste or you’ll be a.
real sick pemn shortly. At first you
feel a dull misery in the kidney re—
(too: you color from backache. sick
headache. diadueu, _ atomacll m
sour. tongue coated and you reel
rheumatic twins» when the weather
tailed.
1 Drink lots of m; also met from
any pm tour ouncea of Jud
am: into a "lineman“ in a. glass
of water ore Dre-knot for a few
tiny-and kidummaythenact
fine. no filial-Mimi:
the add 6! grape- and lemon juice.
oombinedwtthmmandhaebeen
wtornnmeu‘clunw
kldneylandatimohu‘themtonm
activitvaaleotoholp neutralise the
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mammmmg
Worm
Jumiatuxpeaaimeannotig-
mm m
.32.
eta rboa rrl side of
, g- -n dork 'mldshlpo Just for' ma?
or thr- vlvnamo hatch."-—-—Judse. l
After Dad
f WATCH
nnqwauuflflntlmanoeu-
ratoly,lthduoummflnl-
0031...! enema , a. poll in
way. Américan designerszandfi very
choice assortment awaits you
GLOVES—Bring in your fists— here.
3'
we’ll size it up for a street glove
or a working mitt, or a glove fur
l the wheel, for the dance, for any
vocation or avocation.
PAJAMAS & calms in the
choicest colors and finest silk.
SILK 80X -— SILK mun.“
Copyright Clothing Co.
6 No. Main St., So. Norwalk
CHRISTMAS liIFIS.
Christmas. the Great Birthday”
since its very beginning has been}
identified with zltbgivinz and good
will toward: all. 3
Today, as you think of the happi 3
nos: associated with Christmas. think;
or the joy that will come into thou-l
aanda or homes through the giving of.
UNIVERSAL APPLIANCES
Make All
That WiIIKBe Appreciated the Year Around. _
38.11110P0m ELECTRIC IRONS .............. $0.00!],
”“°‘°"'"“" I 6 our nuomo uncommon 3750 a,
k ill aimeeaagethey ..............
“33.11.21: iolfigi’leim they m... 3 HEAT memo some ............,,:sm.oo ml up
3BRATBLECTRICEEATINGPADB......0700and81000
BOUPELICTRICVENS.$10.50mdm
ELECTRIC CURLIXG IRONS ....... 04.00%“.000
ELECTRIC MASTERS, plain (irreversible. . .. $5.00io 08m
, ELECTRIC WHILE IRONS 310.00%»81230,
BLICTRICUBHSI’EI. ...... “Mam '
include Urn, Tray, Sugar Bowl and Creamer ,
V‘mm oneIbo-.eaaoloaa‘OlOItOOoI . “u
wm‘nm IICOCIIOICOOIIOOICOCUGOI‘O mm
Small payment Mn will place one or these machines in your halite
for Christmas. Our ”filame- are «lad. for 110 or 80 Volt cum
ammnumsne pupa-at;
sommumm “may
theJaepiration they give to family and
friends. More and more thoughtful
people are having photographs made
for Christmas gifts. Today is not too
earlytoarnnsetoraaitm '
Phone 437 hr an appointment. .
The Michelson 2
Studio ‘
”aim a?“ 0339'
«0’ saw mm.
uo‘bolloia
Connecticut achool officials arrea-
lllted in the work 0! completing a no»
tional program for an eye conserva—
tiondny. TouecutethisplanLB.
Watt Mord. m commie.
sinner of education. and local super-
intendenta throughout the state. 5:18:03
oo—“Opa-ateintheEye Blthtcom"
non Day movement. including Samuel
J. Slam of Bridgeport. C C.
Thump” at Stanford, William E. »
Smith of Weld. John A. You: of.
Wm G. V. Buchanan o1 liar-47
”MenckfiCampotmms
W1C.
Norwalk Chronicler