WW ‘
PV'FFV ”an
'l‘liw urn featuring Autocrat vriting'
‘“ liich mums in sll shades. fromI
or
1ng rifll‘.
n pnnirl lillik nnd n dolioate invcnd d
or illinvs, to tho always formal an
containing n
' h‘l‘i
i‘ :xzivr and rnVelopes to run
unirr U P liniiier :i. trifling
sum, winsllivi‘inir the (idinlint‘ss and
cor!" n‘f
art“ olili‘ Ii
how
whilt‘.
lllkfi)’
The Btillsoml‘owel
lb!" of the fsmily.
l‘loxos
Ii i‘i‘lllfl.
.vm-rlwinms of this gift of stationery.
liiwsan‘i nislrr or mother new] it newt
And 5:0 unvl tnko rL peek
at limi'n siizivii-g ilrush»~isn't. it hor-
ili vi‘v'ivlt lonkinst'.’ ‘
rm» wot":l ‘\'t|ll1l‘ think of buying one
will.
blip inn .m-lm't [with n hilii'llruuh and
n aunt inc brush. and will pimk‘hoth in
hnlillsii wrniipiiitrfi illnt you mnyprop-
h.llll-t‘li‘ll-'
ill‘ix
lvllll”
i‘m‘
. . . .. , i t." ”tie/linen squnres sppliqued and of well—known makes in the city."
orlCVIfi‘ZLM‘lint“ :7: $22flnallofk! at their gamutitrlimi to form a yoke. Priors "Apollo, Class A. Criterion. Mercedes
... “min. u'umi the stimuli“ gift hoxvs of “man from . 2.25 tn $6 per garment. and Sammie; (Iivl‘mcolates'sr; carried by
l‘H'llil'. ll"rl'uni<-, llllf‘ll'll. soon. We. , r r -‘ the houitae o tend. lThe meat as-
i'mi nlrlv a. nu wmiinuiinns nr {\5' A‘Nl'lx‘i'liii‘iliLFS for every- lizortmrn s_ in a tract ve holly trimmed
iii lll\' m-iivivs us will wish. nil ilrllr'nlw: limii ilwy're a. pretty uni-| ;0\i;'| .1159. particularly featured. "in-
ii soliiiinil with “'1‘ l"i'v<lrilt\ pori‘iliiil~,i \l‘i'snl gilt. Mndclros. pinini ( .f{t(l.a lime or five-pound box is he
rin lntinmtv izll‘t. Mill tin-i llllVl‘ :i MK; llllo'i ones. with spoked Kl uxur ous. . . . .
Monk nt' imrininr rnuvlli a. liq-ms, nu llli~_\' rail the Wide hematitch- I .
HERE ARE several excellent
— , — . » ‘ values at Gottlieb'l. 12
lli’llJliA ‘i, slim-nil nt Max (‘lllt‘l’3. or to m", a, touch. of LOlOl. a, .‘
i.i~v_\';~r Sllnr shirt“. 1‘7 Q"‘m’l‘lauil inriilnntnliy. ‘Chfil'acter. 20 the :(ifilfi South Main we": Whleh
.‘lnin nirm-i. An "“mnnntllilnvk frock. ' ‘ ~ I“) especially are to be ':om-
VIM” .00. How‘s {notwnnr li‘nr llil‘ll. initialed handkerchifla" llli‘lldf‘d to the 18.8;t mlrmttet :hOfDer
‘ ' . .. r- for gifts for men. won' a e on:
t. triflll‘lfl l’lny (HIKM WNW ’0 ro generous. good—looking wiunrcs._ p0 .
X”: “l,- siririt. nmi Rult‘l)’ 0! “if? 00”“ buns with u hematlttflied hem or with ‘0 SCICCt his K1“ from 8.111033 these.
sliiii. u "'l. :i
ii; ‘imwnur
{with it l'll‘lif'
'l‘liv \'
Willi t‘ni'w"
ii r.»
All" Sililuon-i‘owcll's
o s s
rillr of tho shoes Mr. Levy
will fill the hill. proving
ll\t‘ nnii «conomicnl.
or Mark piitt‘nt lmitht’l‘.
hmmlilmi iiimrtcrs and
«mum villi-‘1‘ in n. rli‘ll‘<sti‘np or tongue
riilll'll ll
of lullri'
.ful‘ i-llU' $9
Hindi-i.
ionis-
“lih Cumin. Spniiiu‘h
hm~ls. .\ $300 shne
:g'gi. Mr. [H V has I‘Vi‘l‘}?
distinctive gifts
one can obtain at I. drug
stung: -
t‘fm‘t- at s: Washington street hits a
vuririy nt‘ intnrmaiing things for nearly
lie newer in
omphe."
mnlsili
m i iv.
(lrrwcnl',
men's.
ippiiio
ed sumps.
gracious
' ‘ ‘ - e. writi‘n materials. These at 79 cents.
H, “w “M stop to “a”: .An oxfolicnt assortment of candles of
nil sorts. Iome special values in ther-
l mos.-b'§itlcs?:snd .thel‘tyo. maturities
Guvidy's newest perfume.
[F SHE is dainty and very.
vory fluffy. you can gladllen
her heart mid puyc her
compliment by
1; her gift; snee‘ Philippine lin-
I‘iospiti the vague for silk un-
nmni'
their dress. cling to these dainty gur-
womt'n.
At the Ryan Store at 86 Washing-
ton striwt. are charming gifts oi? Phil«
lingerin.
gowns. with chemise: to match, it one
rhoosos. and the ne
elastic lit wnist and k re. and scallop.
Ono gown \was made with
square nnvk and llntoh sleeves. with a
half-inch hemstltchod hem and sheer
There
bl
inir. brightly colored sports handker—
rl. colored bordrr.
And for rinldrcn. the : “mayday-
sown
(-mb‘roidorod with the ‘day of the
‘lll-l’l’ltB-ii'ttt‘k”
Wt‘tik.
cents
A daintqultor Pnn collar und cuff’
sr‘f. xii] lace and frills, in corn
E i'irihrnllns. with nmbr-r handles. in
And It ivfllr‘ of dl‘.’ Eltltfl suitabln for men and for wom-
I'r-n. mm with a. silk cover. are $2.66
sols,
The Tristmm 3c .‘Hyntft
CS “’ull stroct is tho place to get fllt‘m.
Prices range from 25.,50, 59 and 75
up to $3.19.
sin in ins: sivic. but if they continue. ikvrumpg at 50 contsi has a ”spoked"
to soil am briskly us Hwy Milan. UN" hem and French knots at
pnppl}. \ii'l lii‘ v\.ll.inntwl_ .‘m l :‘IhOlllil . n, border.
It'll luv «7 "ill“ rd for l‘iii'islmns {00t-
i'u or iii \ lull i1 ‘5'}: Hlv’ll.
'l 1 -' l‘l' "if" ivlri‘ivr: n lull llni‘ 0f, \\'lllll', iq'onli.’ ll (lullllr.‘
hiivu. Ilill! lil‘il vl'l'iilll Sillilihl'fl {ind
ii i‘iliw .ii'n imam.
iiiinailil- l'lllilil‘l‘ liontn with rml iiips~
utllhh romp iu .ill of Hi" f‘lllltll‘t‘n'! and ”on,
nist- lullu'l' (‘llliilll'l .l lily {'nm‘v.
‘ ‘ ‘ irnm & l'lyitll‘fl linw‘ all kinds at all
laws 'i‘ll.\ l' .\iunrnllvr'»-tllt‘, prirps. .A gunn‘tit-t glow (and oi‘l-ry- fill not.) to 10:) kinto the matter.
inwnn l‘il still-w at .\ North‘unn “'t‘ill'H gnuntlots now) of ‘im fri- “5’1“" Silo continued that she had
Mum arr-lip: -i:=i nflorinw nll mnlm n-nivmcri niako. is 33. whllo “might lamns for nearly every nem-
nrlil-lsg fillllil.l)ltl l‘nr .Jllrlfij‘.‘ wmilvn uluvos are $1.11 up; I ”de hm" of‘hf‘r fami‘Q', and remarked that
.., .3 :l‘lS “i, silliflllllllllll :.i\iili:':=. i‘i'ill. :wnw iii i::ltnral ('miirl color. thoir' Mr, “oilins h'Nl MW" her his personal
in- \\r i. will 'il h)‘ “WW Wll" “Hi"? this] fl'mlnllnt wrist llamlc'd Willi (lurk {‘H‘mfin." and had himself hNP‘d 1101'
blown. innit l .mxliw. lx‘nr lliiiHii wllo' iirown. 'l'lmy cn-rry ulso tho OV’an ”’ 1‘" S"""Mfm- my brain whirled.
ilun’l. n t. illt‘ mi tlint lair llili'lI-‘V “rill ltnnltn and tho Knlm-r mnki‘s. 1"!” “.h'm I looked at “‘9 lamps in
lil'l'wlw' «.,»wl-, i »i() not think (mu ('le1 Children's glili‘ns"flri: as lowvns 39 mmm-‘f “mm“‘alm on & pormnslly
._.i l » 'iv i' \ill'l' s ll.ll\ \Vlli‘l‘i‘. ppmi r‘mlilur‘ttni tour—I casserf’fo wonder.
‘ l' in i1 ii in ii.: lr llllt‘ liil of nnunnnl I e 's l'Hm lumps worr- of 50 8W!“ a variety
iriliq .il‘i‘ i: .mcmk lnm-hmn sets in Pink HE BUSJ‘UN STORE is full . “W1 WET" desitnpd for such _vs.ried
iillll \‘ ‘ nv .ili=l itiw-n .‘lllil “liili‘. ['iin- of “Hum”. n..- the Christ— uses, that I. too. felt I! though every
niwiv -; u: .i no llil'h llll.i'lll‘i)il cloth mus; slioppl-i‘. I went shnrh mf‘mh'w 0'“ family “on"! be supplied
m.i .i. hunt down nnnkiim-wczwko- pin]: wuh Jeanna and we “Cl”! {t‘flift lamp. Table lamps and
r-‘ioirilli ill mil-iv. T fonnil upon ”Skim—
|iiif ii . iii,
'i'llrv prion $4 fill, Hm ilii‘il 50
il’lliili'l‘fllt' flinti not only bought :1. not?
Irll“ ;i. iniil- tu-lw Ill! mi, hill. 1 _|ll‘<l had
in ""l II “It for "minor. Alum, that's
[Em ililli'lll
i'i‘rixatnms [)rt'Sl'llt i'w-
iinnivlvt :‘m- livr .lirn only. Bill I couldn't
r‘t‘fll““’ ll.
till» r livnisi ll'fil llitt'rr-ulml mo woro
ppm “1' .1 Mix iiirkiwii linth ion-l :lntl'
in.» “min snihm. in oil ('Iilill‘b‘i' lit ”14‘
.‘l’il"li-tlliTlV’ low lir'lr‘i- fil‘ (inf) 'illlill‘.
\ .'i.l llir .lllillui', Illilt‘f'fl. but, I
I'Ili"l"l li"l[) thinking or how! nrid
mi‘u .t lw'iriiliii: srlim-l find C’iili'prn.
'l‘iw i H.114 \iwrw \lrirm‘iilf‘s counter-
lull" ”l ill, Kiln: "lllllllllli‘rf‘d pillow
iiw Hi a... in M, owl. [It'llllillfi moat nt—
tii liLl cv!’ llll rriwlu trl' ul’lfl Hlll‘v’l’. 91
in. 'ii. will turn lillliliV run-«w. nil tm-N‘
minim: mlizrul ultii lnr-o heart. will:
lowli’lilmr in riv‘r‘lni holiday 120k-
i: 7, Hi" swirl nrr- l"l‘l\’ $6.
I s 0
Mill: '1‘») m-t into a. plurU
llko- llil‘ Harris Hill)€‘l‘llll.fill-
ii‘). ‘.'l \l,lln utrrrt. when
llii illi'ltlill: for Christmas
' [ill ll. \lr'. ”Jill! hill? glitzy
iii ,ili n vilil iii.‘ HliOIl- arranged
w. l. w 1.». mui \mlr no the m'nutci
_\v ‘l i .H l‘ l’il» lifilv *liul).
l ,lillilllr iml '4] buy ll. lili'lJ‘k fillk
TTl'l’T"‘T, Wihi lill‘lill~ll II‘llUllH Hill? white
dill? in ”Nym- 3'45, i know it‘ll
p:...,i.:i- my ililil. ('l ll|‘_\’ hncl the :4 mo
iiivw in navy, null [til .lll grri onv for
3 ““l.
'l . : ilm'o “'i'l‘t' inlllnl lwlt liilnklos
;|i ay'w‘i'i'f twill: flllil iriliiUI‘S :it Er"
in nu ii .Sl H". :lwl how's (if sh Ar—
l'ili'.’ l‘l ~ 11.1 .. l-u iii, in :i lwx \i‘l‘iilvflt‘ll
m i llwi um: rill rililmn :lml nulh .
r... ffil' l (Hm... :m' no mills). Anri
imlvi. »- l. "Nil.- wliil-i‘n :iilvi n oiii't-irll lot
ul' iit‘lm "-l w ilziillwl, liiiilirrilir‘s at,
3:: in. in»! “hot n piniw- for iii-s.
\‘mz mi ii. in w ill ol‘ Mr. lllil‘rlfl' 4w-
pl ri ,.-. lm 'iun.
\lni l laid i-nu inst wank. romnm‘
imr, t“ i nlili anvil $5M) pnrrlizism.
Mt. ll'irri'r l» giving: away n h-vnilsome
summit [Mail I could toll you
about ti. ihv‘H-n so nice h it )1» wants
)‘ill 10 i‘in 5 Vipj‘ixml. ‘
, O O O .
.\‘i‘.\'l»;it know what to give
in tlli‘ nit‘li folks in my
imlili.” i ivnilml tho other
i irlt “ll
.,1 i‘,“
Iirwsi'ni for
nil in thrill
‘Y’il’.~ -. ;-.
\‘xi‘ 1 . . ,
il...l
F.
.ii'
i don't“ know much about philoso-
:Wl lhnt kind. at any rate. so I
l" “
til'l not fill
liwl ili’ .: 1
ii:.4 I.- l.
i'li’bwnl
l; l"
“li‘l- filll{ ii
ll'
1H4, \Sllll‘ll
1hl.,i(‘!ll'
n’ our own
funny like it iw had sold for gifts this
My uncle may have
ruvilmm,
rlL'lJ. lint,
tnit it.
I Jilll'itltflll you of several other gift
Mum-stimuli rmanntilur from the slime
on... and
”Mir quip);
have a mommy-
leather writing
blml‘, .nd '1
.' ,i'iiil:
‘Nlill," he oxpostulatod.
5" l1?"
, nm to .21va somothlng iimi
llr'inv
l'linrillm‘y. 6?.
ET'~‘t. i was told that that was the
M [to for thank—J found I. be-
"“‘*‘“mfl vlrk out a box of 25 for
ll“ mid~~untl. invthe course
in nu uncle who lid
lit‘llfiill.” but is n jolly good
"stuff
anybody l-nn pick out I.
n. mflll—-}'Oil can Always
li'illpy with (Agony—but. it-
.l, nuiniln without. llcr
honiriliing vino."
mow. topaz-toe. Bub-this
3in out to buy cigars for
his theory. At. the
South Main
may of boxod cigars. I let
worn the finest Connecticut
vorsntlon. lw told mallow
been
woman-like. I shall not ad.
I do want to remsrk on
and Pfflrir-nt service“ They
of imported imitation
portfolios. fitted with
if you wish to soled xloves Tris.
Vi’l‘i'lp thin-.1?"
loath urn;
Allin:
n n nlv wit
H H
sonson.
Minn
'l‘llt'i‘i‘ :lrt'
silk.
on tin
, "OAT
SOIL
eyelet
and worth it. ,
tailored style.
price. . ,
literally
inpins ones th
in Maple m_ to
puma vnnity liox,
m-rn commanded to buy 1'). Christmas
llY‘t-Ht‘lilfi i'nr' lil'l"
iiioinrlit. "in the short. tinir!
‘thlll'l trike us from now until Christ.
lllnli to buy thorn ill‘ii'l, whr-n would she
aunt.
lint. let 1
that ni. .lt'nllllP'H ilmislvni‘o wv Sllll‘li‘il
:it till“ Boston Store :lt tho junction of
Zilzlln :iiivl \Villlii trm‘tzi ~nilil \vn lloilgiitl
all but four of llt‘l‘ nunt'n gifts tlmrt‘.
I'll ivll you some of tho things “‘0'
not wlll") lilit)' linlp‘somo of you who
halvrn‘t lilni‘li time left:
thrvo hnmliingn ut. $2.95—they were
so rm ionnl'iiii and so attractive.
styln is inn-lullo-«lm—‘po‘uch bag. oni'nlore
olc.. in a. \‘nriisty of
A mlan of fine quality writingl
puller. in sevvrnl llln‘dt'fi. with onvrl-
( iii-:z. rumor mill ( orrospomlvni‘? czirils.
:itihv- surm- counter wo not sew-
rrnl of: tin» pink and bind polir‘ils with
ilrt'fiflf‘il \Viliilll ll doll's hf‘uds.
llit‘ plnro of crust-rs.
For $4.98 :1 niivol gift. for Jeannr's
llt'lllli’
shoving brush nrxl shovingr stick.
‘l‘hnrn nrn hundreds of other gifts
lln tho storm and the Mr rlnpnrtmont
is still orroring liiir vnlur‘s.
boxed m
V O O
and law».
(‘lliiiS’l‘XlNS
fnr Mllmly," is whnt Marl-
nmo .Tcmxotttj’s shop at
South Main stroct might lio
r'niimi. adorn the advent of tho holiday
Foiiri'wlnp: a.‘ Visit ihore I can
sully illl‘il’u-lht‘ Hill! is n doseriptlvo (mo.
"Everythinw that will rin'ilirnt mi-
lnrlv." thf‘y mightiinvc sold.
illintrs shn will Wnnt most.
is rrplin Willi
nino \t't'fll‘i'ililt‘s and fomlnino l‘nncios.
lustrous
cunts, "hunk-0161!! trim-tn
Minn of rnrrlnrny.
’l‘livrv .‘ll‘t‘ r-imisoir‘s, nrirl chomlsol.
rim! gowns and bloomrirs ol’ rnrlillm
‘ And thmo are
loi‘)‘ 'iiiiin flnffs ofjhnnvlknrchiol‘s. and
'zidnmillo ribbon-trimmed powder put‘fu‘
and silk stockinzs cal-o
dolls:
satin
re.
0.. 0"
around” the bottom.
IS an
Christmas "gift.
at Golden‘s. :68
street. is marked at n holi-
‘(lily priongconsistont. with gift giving.
lint that, is not nil. onldcn's have
one of the mo%;cqmpleto assortment:
of sill: potticouts I have seen this sea-
They have regular
duke. stilt. {lsrsey‘ petticout ‘fior your
somewhat ”9)“, friend. (‘ouo'that will
lit her) is it. hapW‘thbutht.-ls it not?
Prices range from 8i...8, 83.50. 83.98..
$4.50 and $4.98 to ‘6.98.
ttcutprlr; darlin- long-One that. comes
in navy and- orchid. with I. border of
emb‘roidery‘.’ ‘ ‘ and «scalloped
It was 35.98-—
I saw a radium silk sown in a. dell-1
cote flesh color. made in a. strictly
I bought.
Christmas gift a bit earlier in the sea“
son Ind pIid jg.“ for it. So. out of
curiosity. I asked"1\lr.
are only
The intro offering rel!
in waists and blouses of I
. it: mound ‘ "
Mum.
Company at
A good
" :rnclous." I
“’usli in gto n
Golden
,Wbepbe told gnu “.98. I was
stricken dumb.
that I might have saved a
on wings in the manner
mppie‘mentgdnwipgs; If
night gown she wants. I
to hurry to Golden’s.
While we're talklnx‘ of
might tell you about some
of the comic
'd indvlss you
A ‘ . ..
to mom-ass I smile)
triend,
going to give 'Bsils for I Christin“
“L6 111.11"
present.
could ask your advice?"
I
. school prams with him.
“Candy. of course.” I replied
particular]: ways correct."
are exquisite
comers, with give candy.”
8 North Main street."
in there yesterday and viewed
i: a
Tricoletts shirts—the very newest
thing’. I am told. coma in white :.nd
tan. thoilutter with I. collar of self
mntcrinl attached. and are prlted at
$5.75. Radium silk Ind English
crepe shirts. in assorted patterns, are
$6.05.
Gloves. especially for gifbgiving' are
modorntely priced: Leather gloves.
siieopdincd. are 83.50: suede gloves
on: $2.00: silk-lined. they are 32.50.
0 O O
“hanklcs”
looking
intervals as
.
OR LAMPS. so to Collin}; .at
70 North Main street" I
hard I rather tastinguished
looking woman any to her
companion over a. cup of hot Ch0c0~
into. I could not. help overhear. for
'i I was parched (in s. stool on the other
941in of the informer. Arid I was in-
tcrvstm‘i. of course. and made a men—
and
floor lumps. library lamps. roadlng
{llifl lirl'ilzrt‘ lumps. boudoir lamps. with
shnrlrs of silk, parchment or glsss.
hand painted.
lint onn simply can't stop at lumps
and candles while-at Collins.’ There
is too grout a vurioty of everything
that fnf'rlv shouts "Christmas gifts" at
you. Thom nrs ferneries of reed. both
i in ivory and the nsturnl—either of
tlwm daiightfni gifts, for the house.
Thorn is ovary conceivable sort of
china. and wlnmare. and there are
piciuros worthy of the most careful
consideration.
s s e
If) YOU see the crowds in snd
about. the Mink-Off Shoe
Store last Saturday? They
say ihat the number of cus-
tmm-rs ran into several hundred: thsti
day at this populsr self-service shoe
store. which is run by the Brothers
”1km!“ .‘ilnrkoffu-Milton and Benjamim—at 42
.South Main street.
While every shoe in the house is of-
forod at. all times at a price consist-
cntly lower than elsewhere. noverthe-
less there are a. number of extra. apo-
cinl holiday gift. prices on slipnors and
shoes. A pair of bisck satin pumps——
Skinner's satin. if you picnso—one-
strnp style. with French heels, are
only 83.96. And they are r-“'erint:
women’s fur-trimmed julietis, in all
sizes and colors. at $1.30. Incidental-
ly. besides the juliots they have every
style of house and bed-room slipper
you can think of. And all at lower-
tiiari-¢-lsowlioro-prices
O O O
\Vhy. it
no. . 1le you
“'0 bought
[-2 v o r y
lmh, brush.
("lift Shop
56
0r, “thr- . .
For tho A?!“ Mi LES makes .1 charm?
hti‘nl l‘i-ml- "‘8 lift for ones’ host chum.
Maybe she'- always wanted
a. pair but bu hesitated
about buying them for herself for fear
'of seeming extravagant. Or. maybe
those she has are somewhat shabby. I
know ofone person who has put ofi
buying sume in the hope that: some-
one will give them to her for Christ-
mas! '
I At the Norwalk Boot Shop. 42 Wall
l stroot, you can buy block quilted sstin
mules. lined with old rOIe or light blue
for $2.50 and 88.60-—-¢mrtsinly mules
at that price are not I. luxury. Inci-
dcntully, the Nomi): Boot Shop car-
ries the famous Dsntei Green Comfy
slippers. It pays to buy a. well-known
brand when it’s service and wear
‘you're looking for.
. Stocks of full-fashioned sill: end
:00! thosiery, are complete. And one
ay uy a. pair of st '
lqu-agil. .’ ticking: .or as
4 ‘ s“ 's 0
1.112138 AND Christmas so
hand-in-hlnd. If every
child in your funny does.
‘ not possess his or her sled.
pray remedy that sudstste of emu
this Christmas. Go to A. F. -lehebe's
at“25 Wsshingttm street. and select: I;
size to fit the child. Gehebe's are sell-
.ing the Flexible Flyer sleds. which. as
everyone knows, are the bestjcnown
standard make and far superior to
guy-other brand. st dun-es below the
“St Brides.
Flier- muse mm
lirmki‘ns-t
ours rind
acceptable
Every coat
and extra
I liked par-
one for I.
the
. The Flexible
3.69 to $5.98«——um come in a rude
of sizes.’ For the very little sin 0‘:
Gilda! his own sled
in his own my. mm:- tixsn Just “ride
down with brother." there are self-
steerins- sleds priced as low as 81.".
And for the vigorous schoolboy am
is the Junior Rae , I. Flexible sum
$2.98. . especially for speed. * ' - L ”
values. too. Titers is s wood-rm!
I saw $4.97
eating away.
It's a. 511k
films. I
lovely Phil-
UZANNE. YOU know every-
(mnybe I- wasn’t
natured. even if I did have
laid a
"t'elline. pious. what sun I
I wsited 'tiil now inst so I
It. was John-
ny, my prep school cousin—and III.-
belle is the girl who goes to the prep
"Candy is slwsys Icceptsble and sl_-
I might hove Idded—
(if I had not been so unused It. poor
Johnny. for he seemed so typical—like
all men. he didn't know what to give
.for Christmas and kept putting it oi!
until a gift literally had to beboutht
or dispensed with—)"when in doubt.
Rut I did add. “Get it It Mesd's It
For I stopped
the
"gi'oltest collection of holiday candies
delightful person, the milk mu. In
wash sets for girls. These include
tub. I. washboard. I clothes reel,
wagons sra only $2.98.
featuring for two to
fore Christmas 81.25 doll
cents. .
deters
friend. The four-cup Ilse is ”.00
two cups. $2.50.
0 O O
rVs SIMPLY got to think 0
to my liking.
ins daughter. I. school girl.
she hadn't.
ington street.
‘day season.
her orsngs lnd silver frock.
mus Shop.
By the way. I." their velvet hats Irs
selling at sharp reductions right. now.
0 O O
be she‘s your little 31-! and
maybe she's someone olso's. but surely
she's on your list. and. as likely Is
not. you've put oi! getting- I gift for
her because you couldn't think of any—
thing which she didn't siresdv hove
or "had had tut. you."
Suzanne has been rocking her
brains for weeks over Just such I.
problem, but she wapdcred into the
Roller 6 and 10 cent store It 28 South
Main street yesterday—which null;
isn't a. five and ten It Ill. but has
everything under the sun—Ind lit-r
problem is settled. At the Roll-1r. for
Set. an entirely purities.
It is glassware and "tumbles oven-
wsre that little Helen's mother uses.
The miniature casserole. pic pints.
etc. Ire meant to be cooked ln—v-oo.
whcn her mother bakes. Helen csn
have her individual‘ cake. or run
mould her own piec. of dough and
bake her little loaf." ,
‘ 9 ‘ ,
HAT SHALL I give for Christ-
mas. Sunnns?”
Good Idvics is:
Donnelly's” It is. indeed,
the gift shop complete. No n’ntter
for who mthe gift is desired. got. it It
Donnelly's. No mutter how much or
how little you wish to spend. get it at
Donnoily's. 13 south Main street.
You‘ll get your money's worth, Ind
feel that you have acquired nomethior
distinctive in so doing.
For the woman or girl wno dates on
Colonial furniture. you could select
nothing better than n. pair of Colonial
candltstirks with glass prisms They
comliino simplicity and elegance. For
hnr who likes her breakfast in bed.
be it it daily occurrence or a rite that
shn enjoys only on SundIy mcrning
when altG has a respite from bushels.
xiv:- one of the Japanese inisid tray»
that Suzanne noticed the minute silo
tutored the shop: they are inlaid with
flowers and with butterflies—dies! ones
of nourw.
Than there is it fascinating displsv
of Czccko-‘Zlorakisn wars in brilliant
peasant coloring-s. There are vsses
and fruitbowh of yellow or flame with
narrow black stripes to give them
charactern there are sunr bowls.
preserve jars. etc.. in rose. flame. isv.
rnder. yellow and other'brisht colors.
with black handles Ind nobl. Dis-
tinctive arc the hmkneysd unique do
not adequately describe them.
I O O
HE WEARABLE gift is at
Jscoby’s It 8 North Main
street. For members of
ons's family. end for re]..-
tives and intimsts friends titers is no
more appropriate gift.
Susanne has I. passion for over-
blouses which she indulged to its full
extent at. Jacoby's yesterday afternoon.
They have them from $4.98 up. which
is very reasonable. I can muro—for
as I have said. I luvs o passion for
them and I know. I have priced a
good many-419m. there and every-
where—41nd found alas! that they
would never any slender pocket-
book. ,
Mr. Jacoby showed us-—-I wu shop-
ping with Aurelia. I. b'Iuss of mats-
lasse silk. in mm color-tugs, with old
rose and black predominating, which
Angelica. declared would "to" beauti-
fully with her blue tricotine suit. She
confided to me else that she wssmsk-
ing a. black skirt. sndthst the blouse
would do double duty. I'lonz. ion:-
ins‘ly at s jade green norgette.‘trim-
med with 3%: material, brocaded in
gold. At 38. 5, it seemedm‘. real and.
. . . — I » I, .s; . -
E '3‘ OMEONE HAD” told site that
g}. w New motor}: eugsuops ore
1.» .’ :- very unis sis-utmost. sad so
[$33-41
Cutbill's Fish new it
I. Jourusyed, forthwith to“
_ > 71' *North
Msin street? >1 didn‘t: («my escsi:
lops. because Mr. Cumin hunt re-
ceived his. shipment, reign-ho expects
them say day, he‘ said—shut. I did its.
ten» to I _ alteration on
the rsistivs'msmsot true-u (Is it is
very likely to be “thinning.“ year)
fish vex-sustain: (Is they all fresh.
fish. 4
time
'Go to
m. Cumin so specifies m'rr
he sells frozen fish, he told me; .mp4
people prsfsr it inst m. to! uncles
res-one lint-h.- min to Mars tier
do‘prcfer it mfi‘
mm
drawn lay-"stalwart horses (mi-y boyl
loves toys tint reproduce familiar
things; no can (No htB-t'euilejumql
ination full pity and impersonate that
clothes basket. pins, etc., etc.: let sis-
ter wash her dqlly’s clothes. The milk
Gebjebeism
at?! be-
And while you are It Gehebe's. don‘t
fall to look at the new Pyrex tee. pots.
Surely a. novel gift for your tea-loving
something unusual for Bar-
f} 3 l bars." declared on aunt with
L33 whom I am privileged occa
“orally to enjoy a. cup of too. when I
saw her e couple of dm Ito end
drunk I. delicious cup. brewed exactly
Bar-bars is her chum-
I phoned her yesterday that I had
solved her problem for hen," she had
not already done so—snd, of course.
I sent her to Miss K. A.
Polhemua' Millinery Shop at 80 Wash-
telling her Ibout the
silver wreaths of leavos which have
been made up especislly for tha holi~
I knew one would look
adorable in Barbars'l fluffy hair. with
Her mother called me this month!
to say that she had bought I wresth
for Barbsra. and had ordered I. simple
headdress for herself. which is to be 0 0
made especially for her—another fest-
urs of holiday service It the ‘Polhe-
RE YOU looking for some-
thing unusual for e deer
‘ little girl's Christmas. May-
32.25. I bought a. four-piece Kidlbcko‘
.fimm
vegans. coats-inlay six mm and
c" “3..
hr. vi
d
I
a. «.50.
now. become they eye
9 conservative shsdo.
warmth.
Neokwesr for men ranges from 50
as with eve
: store until
‘ box is given,
2 {6.50. There is s. great‘ variety of
luggage, suit casesLbIgsand' brief
- Ire over-costs at $18.69.
I .. o .
TOOK Libbie, 8866 live. to
The Fair Department; Store.
,H“ 51 Scout}; Main street. 'She
u“ wanted to see the toys.
Al Mumms doll csptured her. heart
first thing. A baby doll it was, dress.
ed in rompers and I. gingham bonnet.
and price marked 8148. If”encour-
used by the gentle poking of s. hidden
spring. it would lay. "Mammal in a.
wailing voice that delighted Libbie.
The little girl liked the miniature
carousel. with. its gully dressed horse-
men (3.98). and its snatches of tune.
the horses. and bears ‘nd games. the
engines and dancing riown‘s. but the
warmest: place in her heart was re-
served for the Manama. doll.
s
r, a IA'MONDS FOR "her" for
{g 2: Christmas. Whether “her"
ti. in). melt:- your wife. your
l3“ mother or your fiance. unth-
ing is more suitable. And perhaps——
this is just a. whisper—you might. ask
“her" the great question and give her
the ring for Cbristmsn
Anyway. decide On‘diamonds Ind
let Benedict's help you select them.
Mr. Benedict. whose store is at 22
Wall street. will give you his personal
nttention‘snd you may choose: spark-
ling diamonds in minus sitar. in
beautiful white gold‘br platinum set-
WO THINGS mum no
Ibove all else st Nowell 6i:
, Randy’s, 168 Washinflon
. street. .Onb‘wu an encore. -
wool mums:- It $1.8prroprints'tori
boys Ind men silks, 111‘ the other ms
the boy's Bacon blanket bathrobes st
Every boy wants I. muffler-aha
likes the camel colored ones. just
"collegiate,"
and. while his‘fsther. wants a. more
both enjoy the
cents to $1.60. and. with a, 50-69.1112 tier
purchase made at the
ristmps. I“ handsome gift
Silk shirts range from. ,“35? to,
cases. And, special untiiphrlstmus
a.
The hwmmmmmeMceotW
. 7‘th front man marching in, the oorpomrg mach m ultiml .
men: This photowumppoduthorememmm, I“7m
-h;mr§duteruturnmcmmus_mn Vera. 9"“
7“
’, If Mr. Man were to select
4 his own Christmas Gifts.
" he would certainly sec-k:
{them among our present
1 .selection. Tastlucss. stir-
fi'iceabiiity and quality wore
guppcnnmst in picking our,
merchandise. 7
tings at prices to fit; your purse. Din-
have wedding rings in the some sot-é
tingI. g
‘ Please don't decide on a gift for;
thst very special "her" until you have ;'
looked at Mr. Benedict's diamonds-J
the most enduring of gifts.
, 0 O O .
"" MST minute shoppers will?
“ find the. ‘ French Millinrry:
Shop st 21 North Main:
street. a perfect haven for;
her flu-used soul. Stocks have been i
replenished as fast as thry have been é
sold. and their line of sweaters, surf
and cap arts and hosierymnli most'
IQDNWO Christmas gifts—«via com-g
pit-ts. '
I
- l
Choose stockings if you are in doubt
u to what to give. Woolens in light;
Ind heavy weights camel’s hsir. silk;
Ind wool mixtures-in heather micr—
ings. checks. stripesnnd the natural
camel color. which is ”pertain- pow-l
'ulsr right now in the midst. of tho.
vogue. for tan and corner colorrd:
sports clothes. Silk stockings in all
weights. from the shcrrrst of the now;
"chiffon" basin-y to tho. honvy Qtlfll-‘
ity that does double daytime duty.g
Prices are extremely mmioratc—‘Sifio,
isms. sz.so_ 32.93 and 53.15. i
' Arid sweaters. fins-lion’s very best;
friend has been veritiihly aching for.
one of those new ’buttomdown-thmg
front models of brushed wool. From:
the large assortment of rill-wooll
sweaters in link and plain stitched;
f brushed. wool. Jersey and shaker mod- -
els, I resdily picked one for Altoidl
Anddhen. because the sweater's pricel
wss more reasonable thsn I had hoprdi
And I must mention the first wring;
hits in the gayest of colors at prices
ranging from $2.98 to $10.38.
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“\
POWER PLANT ,
IN USE SHORTLY
In connection with the announce-
tinel of the intention of the Connect-
icut Light & Power company to erect:
21§°zuth§§§vgm$ tn? tfilj’fiinéifl :i thoughtfulness than Fine Stationery. Come in and choose
power will no longer-wave to be pin-«‘5 i: from our various grades and shades Pf Crane ,5» Hurd‘s and
chased, it might be said that this plan i y 9 ' ‘ »
had been advocated .for some time 5 _ “ 8rd 5 Paper, now bemg displayed.
but that it was not believed that it ‘i ‘=
would be brought. to a. culmination so 4: FOR HER—OB FOR 31"
soon. . . .‘1 .- - mn' ’ "
Credit. is due to Superintendent E. :t _ A “"9“" Box of 0 e ’ '
F. Putnam. of the. Norwaik district. p ‘ V ‘ .
who worked in conjunction with the :D, - REVOIOd‘O.-'lem Kid m
Board of Electrical Commissioners or i ' ‘ ' . ' Argentone
the second District. and Generll Su- 1‘: 9mm Oak 8 1
pgin-tendent A. E. Winchester. in an ii . - Linen Lawn on W 9 d
e art to secure better service for the’ t '! mm ml mm 3m 3011
city, . . i :l , j .
Not alone did Mr. Putnam work for 1' '
this. but he personally sdvoosted the
immediate adoption ‘of plans to build,
realising as he dig that the service, as ‘
at present secured from the railroad.
was fax- from being either ' ems
satisfactory. ' ' g” qt
Touching upon prices, Kermit, ts ;
enjoying rates, both maths Con.
more especially from the Municipal
practically on a. prewar basis. ,
our, truss our—n Is wom ‘
MONEY. — ‘
, Cut out thiselt’p. enclose with In
and man it to1‘61ey& (30.. 2833 Shop» '
field wanna;
I “m h {outta
mun}; §Wa mfltu
1.
units-ma tan-gran
. a. , ..
1'4"" w ,
”W0! end
mond rings are from $25 up and they;
for. I bought a brown and tan 1 rush-i 4
ed wool cap and scarf set for a school' 4’ ‘ ‘» ’1’ ,
girl niece. ' . t,
1 . _
showing of bsmnet and slipper satin ;‘
i
i;
:i .
me“ mum” in TM ”mm“ 8"” i: There is satisfaction in knowing that your gift; will be all-y
i
‘i
SHIRTS
“Silk Stripes .............. $2.45
lrlsh Poplins ............ $2.95
'Engitsh Broadcloth ..... 33.95
{Others from ...., $1.00 to $6.50
NEGRWIAR
-Wrinkls Proof Ties 31.00
{A Full Line in Holiday Boxes.
’I-Iolilseoees-nc 55c to $2.50
s v
..l
Hosisnv wom. vssrs
JEWELRY swan-raps
~ scsnrs _s speuozns
“gallows. 3 us
" BATH ROBES
HANDKERCHiEFS
Holiday Boxes With All I ‘ '
Purchases. \ ' .8.
4.1L
PALACE CLOTHES SHOP.
13 North Main Street South Norwa .<
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i
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’ n—-—— “r...*
Jlri’
git
THE WRITE GIFT—“FINE STATIONERY”
predated. Certainly a more costly gift will not reveal more
The Hamilton Shop
nocticut Light & Pom-comma but,
may: in the Second District, that as f
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