3|“ :
28.1922.
l PING WIT
,9" type ",smsll thst they msy be carried in sn‘ trend for spring,
“‘16. Ind ordlnsn‘ handbsg.
turned to
ce of honor
en. There
tut the two
he the cori-
t the figure
ted or ‘m-
w errstionl
mand thst
but "see-
er l ireet.
Illepisy of
rushes sre
he proper.
. 1‘ Wssh-'
core-tine.
"knowing
rest to the
lert. (‘ne
of cor-st.
thi .irss-
is patio or
in.
pars
rubber heel. sud sells for $3.45.
will prove tremendously popular.
think. And s storm shoe for batty.
top. is only $1.69.
F YOI' ARI-3 troubled with it
couzh or s. void your first
stop Is a relintilp drug store.
b- 2‘
LJ-‘ There are numerous
dies on the msrket. but it is decidedly
unwise to select one without the ad-
vice of s driiggist. ss wrongly i'hnsen
medicine oft‘n does morn harm than
good.
Coughs snd colds are
terl Ind should not be neglei'irqi on
Iny srcount; hopewr, they .ire nn
lllment so common. llllil lh.‘ t‘Tt‘RCl‘lh-
ed trestment is so univrr “ii. that it is
not necessary to go to lllt' t‘\p"?lsi‘ of
a doctor's cull.
Herold A. Mend revommmuls n mim-
ht’r Of hesllng mf'lllf‘lllt‘i Vi llll‘ll :lrp on
sale at his storr. 2 North \l.liii street.
For coughs ot‘ lom: sitnmiim: nnll. 'ir
rerent. coughs. which l‘.l.'lli\' I‘ll’l int‘l
chronic esses when not propel-iv vat-mi
for. Mr. .\l~-n'l suggests :i rough syrup
inuiprisim: flzlvseml. inontliol “nil wild
cherry—s nntlirtll. efficient and Info
medication for the throat.
You lil:i\' «worn lllt‘llll'lllt‘ no :1 l'lll".
lilll tinii't :i soothing: mrilii In
lllt nut l»\i . ,
"i... l linut'int l‘-ilth-
“or” ”In" " in: rough» it! tho {Hill Irritritel
oevin tol
.wrious mut-
r’ import.
(‘.\mille.
nml fro.
to keep
(I
Natural-
tnought l
elarsiil ' .
and heel-
.e. I guesai
(will. fl-ilioI
(‘hrutliin 1,.
l‘f‘LII‘l‘l
liltii‘ «it Jl mulch
\l'lt't‘
the thront to a filll‘pl‘l‘lllL’ :lv :rr‘r‘. .‘lr.
H “fill"! ('i‘llC‘l I\i'lip its llr‘oimiml pri-
hat km“ 0‘ lilru'llx to remedy thesv inrtipumr .19.
pull. rii Isi (, ,1“
her "i‘h’.
ll Iii--
llliiltl'l Alli] wonllvrl'ul “lnlis'
“"3 " I nil (\vr town for ohu ho iaquotte routs—rand fur coats. l'n~
"‘3" H ' ‘3 Is pillr-nwnke s-nuuuh In less 'v't'iu If. very “'0‘" "‘“d "‘r V'rt‘r‘"
"‘.""““ R shop this “m k if mlt‘ it would WW .WHI to look nt these.
o‘k‘l‘ulril; twill” “no Kidlltlt'lli ll ‘ “llii -rlft ‘ 'l'lti‘re'iln lot of wintry We'lthor niwilll.
Illitlllt \, \llll llll|\’ llll\' thm “Fl-l: lurid Yn'l may want I lklrl ‘l’lr a Mouse
In: '\ "W Ket rlmilllo ”Him for nlinusl euwi' <In|< '0 do .l‘ll'lll‘e '0 'h" rout “("7 3"“"0
'“”"‘ 3‘" im' H.” "WM.“ if U,” 1.”... ,. gm, purrhnsed It. Hep-rote skirts nlIlV lw
""VY" "" ‘ [ii't-I'i-lll H, “m. w,“ “m, h “m I. . hnrl ln wonlvlis or silku and. for at
out limit“ “ll'llll liltl npnwr of «"tl'ill lt‘llr‘tli'e blouses in :0 with lilt'lll. l‘
hkwi mit .\ “.4”- ‘HH “mm... 1,,“ W,“ ”mi paylvould suggest tun better place than
.V 3“" “n‘ imlf lyl'lll‘ tut“ .liilinut .lil\iilini: Ml". —| JRN’hl'H-
l lllll gift hi“ ‘ 0 . ‘
“‘1'! \t f}ulrlrn'~l. m \Vnslilvmlm «rut, r‘ 7‘ Ol"l.l. WANT to brlshtrn uv
cannnzvl " l" illl-‘tltilio ’ll'I‘ lill‘ untllr- fur Ill" l‘F- .5533 30‘“- fur cm" or FIN“- t‘lnlh
rrhig‘mnm“ llllllll'll‘l’ of this “P: k \il sorts Of ". 5 r0!“ Wllh 3- ““W hf" lit-fort?
3‘ ‘l'mi'm lu-lilu‘ Krituld ni‘v on rensrunnhll- lhut 3.41 NCW Yf‘flf'l- for ‘M' 1" an
"H" "h" it. Is hard not to he oxtrmnunnt :aml: ugh of seasons on far Mi millinerv ll.
"”3 “'3'." lnlv more thnn one renlli' vim-«h. Hllk eonrernod.
1"" ”V" 3 underwent- of ei'erv sort .‘ind muslinl. Once we “-0-, our straw hiltll It“
ur (‘l"’r"!llllll tlit' «liliil'V l"i‘iillll*i"" “war a"
'"r"""" 3‘ “vii. max I-e purl-linsvd llmst fi‘llll‘n-
Th" "3" i "llh. “'nolpn ling-n. tun, (‘f'tlllf‘ in for
d‘ an ”M'itlleir ehnt'e of the hni‘rillll-‘i. ("'"V‘i'l
VIM“ ‘V‘H‘ huir "ml hsiitlur mlvturrn Will be
'3" mm", “urn fur n innit tiinr it’i- in” WWW-
hml mu'i'l‘liis lo :I rent (lppnrlilnitv tn INVH
ammo mnnri.
W0°if‘n f‘outs and wraps. for women and
tidr'rl. hf‘V "lion's. are offered nt eu‘vptivni'illi low
""0 "hm” "filll‘. for this time of \t‘f'll'.
"i- l" “‘t‘ The entire stock of w-nls is off- red
'i‘livi'n lil‘t‘ pluIzi
nt rv‘riui'erl prlvew.
innit fur trimmml l-onts tor for
ilpnrts. for street. lirrmn Is in. tenor-
lOl’lK ‘-" it. ("Il'il null i-rniniiaen to holll Its own
rem irki Hi fni- Hfllll“ tlniv tn I'Ollli‘. or) that n. r'rint
r t‘»4lll"K purvimq-li vmw will lm quitt- lifl mir-
n of IiH- \ltl'il'liV :lnll Rl\IIHll ll"\l t'nll liq It
. «IiitInit now. Almost iilllvt-rsliih
olllgi nt I! is root of brown mnrxvllll vlnth, \xith
stsnctn— u herner collar. with qmnrt sliulloil
prominent phr‘kl'll snri otitehed :lrrlms by pay
out. Illli 1 nl‘ liiiiilnlni:
Iwunnlll‘ i T“. lininin riro not the
nl—lhfll'i‘ tt‘uluo Tintiirr (if llll’lt' I;
ow, when: stine or pony—will!» w oilku. illilet
. able in Even! niHl \lem ('rl‘fllll1 Hr Hpriqlltly
{our snril ill-into. all :ire int: llIlllif_
Inns. that. ' ‘ '
mi. ‘ ll"
ell
tn wnit I'-
(In-Ni.
lr'n'it :it-
r'iutu
.ll‘il‘ \llililil .‘ll‘l‘rtlH, \tht
*i
Hi"l,.i ‘.‘.“ll|.lil ii... In"
It. Nun tsffetn and the black heir-cloth.
xi It wss only 35.50. and It seemed a
brother with s strsp nnd buckle at the!
remeu
Is
lii't'flllll lK in
Hill 51‘ i'v-etg
I was fsscinsted'
with s little yoke ehspo of the black
1.: "e sr fe t - ‘ boo
mm “in w'iil ‘- urthns also n new 0: hsirrloth straw Ive n telling you inn for 8H." Seems incredible but
. l ' )e o delight of flap- shout. faced with old blue tnffots and it‘s true . .
is s hlsck sud tan. with a flat wreathed with a sort of braid of th~ - ‘
crime not to buy it at thst price.
Polls- and turlans will prevail for.
spring. they tell me. Another fore-
icast. The Frvnth Millinery Comvnnv
has both In many \“srisllorla. The
turlinns. many of them. are in metal
cloth.
Turhsns are heeoming to everyone
iexrept ‘hn bobbed-hair milk—and she
'should consistently mold them. for
there Is nothing uglier. you know.
than n rim of srmguly hair struggling
from under it lint. The tiny scoop
lhrim st the bark of n poke is design-
. ell particularly to enn- for this.
The turlmll. howmn‘r. is becoming
to nearly everv other type. \Vllen you
ltl‘t‘ a bit tired it his: hat emphssixes
the circles under the eyes. \Vesr s
turlinn and lllt‘Y seem to vanish nl-
must completely. A turhnn. eovered
-with an {\llrlll‘lle veil to trim tailor-
ed. smart nnd tweoniinx. ‘ 3
O O O .
' l-IANNl-Z llOl'Gll'l‘ :1. coat to-
day with the money her
father guve her at Christ-
mas time. I helped her to
st'IN‘i. it and I'm tremendously enthu-
sinstic hiiout it. \Vo got it at Juenhy'a.
ll North Main street. lt's might.»- good
looking end it was very renqpnnliie.
Jennne's is n wruppy affair of \elmir
dp lnino with n. collar of squirrel.
which Is nlivlys flattering when plur-
ml near the face. I lllillk. 'l‘liz- t‘f‘iil
in navy. I forgot to any. Them nre
hundreds of roots at .lneuhy's. nnll
Merv one of the. pits rmlueml, There
nro oport rants. and dressy \vrnps aml
I saw some good looking. well msde
coats. of sstrshsn cloth, with sill: lili-
0 O O
APPLES r50 R hreslrfsst.l
Doesn‘t it sound tempting?
Home people seem to think
wet it Is reslly difficult to
mske waffles. end thst they are not
for the ordinary household—not regu-
lsrly_ at sny rste. It's a big mistske.
Malling wslfles is just as simple as
msklng griddle cskes if you use I.
good iron. such ss you can secure. \"tfy
reasonably. incidentslly. et Gehehe's.
35‘ “‘est “'sshington street. While
you nrt‘ looking st wsi'fle irons. pisses
take us peek st the new Wen-eve!
aluminum double-boilers. It's onto
niesl time. now. sud even those folks
who tell you that cereals never should
lmve bee ninvented, will enjoy the full
flavor of oatmeal cooked in I. new
aluminum double boiler.
Your favorite Druid of kitchenwsre
is at Gehebc's. If you Are psetlsl to
Alli-I lln. you msy hsve it—or. “you
tune round Mirro more satisfactory.
It's there. too. I recommend sll
thi‘m‘. One of the most. interesting
\“vlii‘evt‘r utensils. I think. is the big
don'il‘ rosster. A. whole mesl msy
ll' prepared st one time. with only
one pan to wssh sfterwsrds—sud it.
muv im cooked on the top of the
atom. with I resultant saving of m
Ali-I \mir food will be more savory
:lllll' likely enough. better done. too.
“'0 ni‘l'n't so not to forget things
lwniltillfi’ on top of the atove IL. those
in the oven;
.\l‘l‘ mu femilisr with the cssserele
: iii-'tluivl of cooking s Rundsy dinner?
“mules cooking everything in one
null. von can serve everything on one
llisil if you use it. A otuti‘ed chicken
he roasted to s nieety with the
i...'..:ms, enrrots sod onions done st
Iii" ranliit‘ lltlie.
Ii you use one of tlio l‘yrex ensser-
(mlt‘h us Mr. Gehehs esrries.
ill ‘\
“its.
winter and. on POOH as it was goml
find hot. we got. out the velvotn snd
the felts" null were In the hriitht of
l’nnhion. it's nli elviiurerl now.
\Ve wenr felt. in the fell nod for
inpnrts wmu‘ ganeinilv. and fur hats in
November out fleeemher. and antino
ourselves to ntrilw for rent spring and
hummer. And our hotwmpi iuionu
hat is of satin. siirh its Miss r‘olhemus
its showing at her exeluolve little uhnp
at lift Washington street. if you hui'
vour satin hot here. you'll he euro and
iisve more then 14. hot. vou'll have i.
distinctive. artistic crestionw~differont
from ever-v other one you meet.
lnvldentsllv. all of the velvet hots
onlll‘u: at drri'lml reductions just
\
urr
now.
Nnturnllv. don won't. want to inkf‘
\our new satin hst out in n rnln'ltnrm
fir n snowstorm~for thrrc'll he never.
nl. you eon rest. ensured. Tint. at the
ezime time. you wont to he well :lrtws-
ed. \th not. buy a new, fresh look»
in: fr-lt for this purporn? 'l'lit-y'rr‘
\I‘l’)" \f‘ri' rensnnnhle.
O I O
llllI is THE time of Mien. Of
course. And how Suzanne
loves sales. film fairly dull n
rntinnr l ,lil mill iii-nut 'n t..- told. Sh: keeps hr'r (bye. "peeled" ' ltl
“”h ‘H "mm" w' “W" 3 MW" a rent "prieked up" for the. tinle-‘t
ill. ,«ml'x ”will! lilnlli 1"“ " “i ’"iv ""4 “I” 'v' 3 whisper about. a lull".
rill, 'll'li lb“. ”fluid! in ”Hillel/iii in \Vlilfil” i" ll }[0r..- the L’" “WI 1 ‘L’Ol’. ‘OdflV.
HY" "' '1, t" '“* """‘ ’3 “'H ’1'“ "mt ”NH” ss The feminine shop of flouth Norwnlk
“"""”" 'hllrllli it“ i ‘ "' "" “Mme. Jeanette's. Ml Houlh Mlllt'
h: “"1"! My NWT” I” “hm” ’1 "W”‘m‘n ' 'm' street-4!. starting :0. hit: pre-invt-ntnry
" “'3'“: 0' “mm" ~“““ "V” "°"“‘ “""" ”3“" tulle of :ill tht- things a woman lt‘mlzt
3' ”ll” 1' sort of s fountain I mean. so I‘ll have
"‘ in t- ll mu that it's s 5min (mintnin—-—
v1rur
(aorta 'rlr: will :1 Hut-pimps gilllJ l"fllllll:’llil. nnll
Ali's 'ur the 'Iil‘furli I‘hnrilmri' nt 62
C" A ll Hum. \luin «mt The" \‘tiw
til“ will“ that it". nili. I run ml mu about it
elm). :u- 'lllll" vslmli nnrt ri-tinnnl'i
'7‘""'"" Y“! in I‘lllfnrrl l'lilrilif‘ir‘l' I4 to
P" l'“ '7 hum J i'.i-fil inw omln futilltniii' ”in!
"WWII“ ui he lust .ihimt tl-e l‘lnrut in town——
7""l'dll . or in snv town, for that riinttor. For
“122"" ‘ it's tn l- n llrlpllllll"! 'mmtnlil ~an
inf Hos.- vii-lgnrwl fur tizr Happiness
"ill" Ii Csndy Flores all over the country. 0f
M iii "W“ course, it's absolutely tha- last word in
f I li-l fountslns as to sppearunrr. anti Ion-
rv-medv vsntrnr—o and rooting in'stem, and ssn-
l" mini itslinii, etc. ctr.
there. i to romplatp urrllrgeninnto for lvtifit‘ll‘.‘
-oti ffiri .\fr Troupin. who is manager nf the
too i’l . r‘liflurll l‘l urinar".'. lit me hil"" .i peek
f of st lit thu- plans. in Muepririt. The most
if lmurl umednte methods of handling: the
(0'1 (tn IVT‘SPF‘ 'tie (airs 4.' mifk. 'Ii“ prupnrs.
s) an . s . 'ln'is fur “sun/lax" Mr, nrr prodded
t works.‘ ’or the lisppiness fountnirm. Which
lure mnnufnrtured in .\I""/7l. 31m...
2 ’or t‘~- 1"2it'-d f‘snriy Flori ,1 Mr.
at nrw Troupio is lesvtog shortly for Horton
Christ-ills romplt-tb tin orrnmre'prnt- for
3 wt. hell'yv-g this Pitti". nail first foun-
ht thst. tsln to Norwulk
essoos “'hsn he returns he will know the
"differ-l esuct date st whirl. the United peo-
m. q-w, r" Fll'l ship the My foufitsin‘ end esp
'rll srqu'isimstciy how ions before it
. mu
iel all esn ire put into use. here. As soon In
ihe ‘lnds out -snd vnu mnv be guy. 1
nmsno‘ uhs'? 'aivlv hound the Clifford Pher-
. )‘gir msrv until i know—l shall to?! you s."
Mom 1‘4“” l'
[ hsve There, ful't thst s pro")! fine se-
s .u-i'. ”9' .
r. with ’ ' ‘
nvwest V ’7 lel' WA-VT ’0 ‘mr some
l-i'ront : f: pews? utliinery news? Of
for g '1 .1 course you do. Nothing is
'rrpn-. L Z. more Interesting to as worn-
Tommi 3- Mix thsn lasts sea boencts Welt.
'i;.s awry reweet thing for spring is
‘hsiwfom show. It mks like the
eese' horse Psi! whirl! hss hsd I '7‘!
open» vogue in recent years. end it feel-.3
. rm ’ svrsw. and it is s very ingenious con-
Ins? Mutton of the two. And it's snarl.
'efl. l mu important isn't it?
1477’s. . The other piece of sews I have fer
tee! yes concerns esters. Brillisnt eel-ll
me muumnhmmm“
hosiery. Iirnesir run
A onf‘e-in-n-Mur
wrorncts. gloves.
nnd untlrrthlngs.
opportllnitv to save.
No womnn rsn own too lnlll'll silk
underwonr or too nmov pairs of utm'k-
Inks. And. when one run rerun: o
vent and :1 pair of hloamr-rs of ”l“
host. quailtv. at it figure nnli' slirlit'y
nlmvn the ordinary price of m”. gar.
merit ,. well-«it‘ll pay in “:ttvh thin
hair.
e e s
HYUBTMAB IR PAHT hut win-
tnr is Just begun. “'o are
apt to format that fact for s
moment with the. painting of
'
w
x“
if.
an t-xceptionsily mild December.
sometimes. when we no longer
inrwlrli to Christmas. we begin
think of iv-rms of sprinfi.
“Grandmotlivr got through th-'- win-
ter." says George Ade. "lmcuum she
never had hesrd of Pslm Bench."
Most of us still follow the custom of
grandmother.
in: South ehnrtiy. it is wise. in look
csrefully over your wsrdrobe sud vie-
cide lust whst you sre going to need
for the rivet four months of wesrlmr
winter clothes.
Vrry likely you'll find thst your
sort“ or tricotine frock is beginning
to ”shine" sud thst your terse] cloth
dress is "knee-sprung." Jersey has s.
wsy of doing thst. you know! in
which csse. you'll do well to visit the
look
to
sort Well streets, during the nest few
dsys. e
I hsdn't the slishtsst Intention of
buying s new frock st this time—if
snt'one m sshed m. I should have
ssid: "th17 With my pocketbook
Chrtm! Impodble.”
But. you. too. wall be tempted to
buy if you look st the docks st the
Best)- ltm. The” is s trlx tslloved
noel: of One quilt! "mane. blue
trimmed with grey. st ill". for luv
Antl.i
so. unless you n-c gm,
Boston ltors; st the :unctioo of llsin,
still suffering from the rsvsges of.
lionst an engraved cover. you
il l i. Mill tho tilflh Into lht‘ ““2le hold-
\\Iill'l| goes with it nud hsve the
i\\lIIl ii
t'l
lllt'il on “it‘- tnhlo and U1. dishes
“w l ~-:i in half tlin ordinsry time.
0 0 O
ill-l JANI'ARY white files.
it means 1 lot. to every
housewife sud to eevryone
who has it home interest.
\\ luv woman will plan for s whole
\t‘.li‘ :i'iulul and secure. during the
.‘iiiii .-< \i'rnkl' such srticles of linen so
hri' r-nnily will need for the two ve
um Wu. The nviogs will mske t e
el'l'ui'l w il‘lh WhlIO.
'l‘l o \\ lrito ssles begin st Alexander's.
R .\.'fll’i'l \inim street. in s. very few
.inw i know of no hotter piece for
lin: ll'l law .he tnhle. end ‘'or tho bed-
‘l‘le
rminl. ~!n~ts. pillow cases. counter-
mmm, lllllflillll, towelings. longcloth.
mummi. and sit the thoussnd snd
mn- “inn Kinds needs of the avenge
fliliiih.
Willi \nlnl-u ut sll times so their
min-non .iln-Mlnder'l are promising
ra-nl illlilll‘}‘~fl.’l\'CYI, beginning -lmost
Illllllf‘fildlf‘h‘. Pueh stsndurd mskes so
i-mlnm .wlltt‘ll und pillow cues. for
lmlzi It. which sell for stsiidnrd
prlwu vwrywhere throughout the
3m- zin- prized in any home. (lot
”it in :ii white ssle prices st. Aleuti-
llv
It'x nlwnvs wise to keep s belt or
tun of lung cloth in the. house—~it hfil
n lilmlxzint‘l and one uses. And, by
pm» Mixing nstnsook now. st Jpnusry
“Mir T‘illt' priees. yo uosn msko III
M n: -t rilmmer'l undnrwesr between
w-w null then. You'll he able to tslm
um: um. eleh garment. doing much
int it lIY hanrl. thus sddlng to its
vlni itimw 75%.
z s e
l-‘ i'nl' l'IT'l‘ your Christmss
gift money into silverwsro.
you will perpetustr the
memory of this Christmas.
and of the giver tor msoy yesrs to
thin”. If you buy sterling. or if 70"
iniy ro-linlilo piste. which is whet. m'st
iiI-hplo- mu. nowndsys. you know, you
will :u-qnlm s. possession the vsiue of
Whlt'il will not decresse with the
‘ ’ llf'fi.
lilithvr, it will continue to deli;ht
the- 'nt-mlwrl of your t'smiiy end, per-
Hunt. the members of your children's
innlill -u indefinitely. Its intrinsic worth
|irnlnininc prsctlcslly the ssme from
lu-ur in \esr. while est-h yesr only
'ul'l- to its sentiments] vslue.
l‘llltwnrt' of undeniable b03017. M)!
in nh-rllng silver snd in piste. is to
lie lmi In designs simple or ornste. so-
:rorllinfi to the tsste. st. Benedict's
' .il-w: Irv More, 21 Wall street. A good
inv- “meat for your gift money. -
l"'rl'lpu your birthday is In J":-
. vim—x. lzlrthstone rings sre slwsys in
'lt-lnnrui and Mr. Benedict out show
will :i wrist] of stones and setting.
. from which to select a. ring: whether
I ‘- "'1 urv- s men. women or child.
. s O O
, ll' YOU GOLF or trsmp: in
l fart. if you do much of sur-
thing outdoors this time of
.. A year. you must be warmly
' 2 lsui. The weather is too treschsrous
anti too chsnfiesble. And. if 701! Cf.
smut orsboywlletsoutdeorsmueh.
you will rolls the sped“ ssle fleet is
planned for Relief I m 10 Cell!
l
More, which is really s depsettaelt
store. ss everym knows. for Ister-
dsy of this week.
Excellent. quality “and! die“. In I.
smsrt. two-poem style. with eollsrs
altar-tied. sre going to be fostered st
81.42.
And they're .1.“ INF”. OM
sad at. in my eshiee. ese
maelwieusellelm
The Brides I“ W
damn.
Peri-pt like several ”obedie- I
mum‘s-ensue.
UZA
;
it. simply butter end season the fish
sud broil it ss you would s steek.
Belle the petstoes in the even while
the fish is being grilled. and the meal
is sully sud economically prepared.
And oh, so good!
e s
‘1‘ GOT‘I‘LJEB'S Economy
Ken‘s Furnishing More—~—
the descriptive with is my "9" h"
own-which is st 1! South
Mela i. the men who wsnts_to
refurnlsh his wsrdrohe st 5 low cost
will find s with of berg-ins.
Three or four get-merits interested
me in psrtlculse—and. when I note
the price. you will sgree as to their
low cost. Men's suits. in attractive
blue pencil stripe designs. are selling
for ”9.60: brown Norfolk suits. with
two psir of trousers. ere 826.60.
Overcosts are priced no low so Sill.
Then there ere fur collared lvlue
and brown brosdelntli costs st $22.60.
and a special overcast. with n rmtlun
sleeve. thst soils Just now st ”1.50.
O O 0
II A SATISFYING thins‘ to
know that. one has rei‘eivwl
one's money's worth. some-
times you spend 3 little
more hen you intended to—«then
more thsn ever. it‘s nice to know that
the mouey wss well spent. and that
regrets sre not in order—«ml, what‘s
more. won't be. as long as the nrtiele
remsins to you.
There see sin-h shops. You know
them or hsve known them. Quality
comes first. Such s shop is the Nor-
wsllt Boot. Shop st. 4: “mil street.
When you get is puir of shoes there
you know they're right in every "use
or the word. They fit. well and they
look well. and they ere going to wenr
well. I may seem over enlhlllizintir.
but when I tell you that today I inc-t
s eollege chum wesring the some pull
of oxfords thst she bought. two years
ago at the Nofivntk “out Shop, you
may see the reason why.
' e s e
r. p g Y HlR Ll’CiGAGl’l shall you
' know tho men. Or the
woman. "'9 true. Isn't it?
You can he dinilnriive wlinn
you rrsvel. or you can be ordinary.
A good piece to select lusnxe 1!
st. Newell & Murray's. if»: “Inching.
ton street. Their stocks hsve not
he. nimpsired by Christ-mus buying.
slthough msny traveling hairs and
suit-cuss from Nowell it: Murray's
served as Christmus greetinirn In Nui-
wslk and vicinity. and them“ is u
grest vorioty from which to select.
flnciientsllv. this is true of slmrmt
every line in the. store. and anyone
who hss to shop for men's furnish-
ings between now snd New Yesr'e.
will find Nowell & Murray's s good
plum to go).
Before the young people return to
school. to be sway. msny of them.
until Enter. it would hs wise to Il‘r
thst. their lugzue is both rorroot slid
complete.
There sre other nrlivlen of leather.
too. which msy interest. you M lllllt'll
ss they did me. Good looking and
suhstsntisl looking colinr bnge~~
ehesper in price then they were he-
fore Christmas—«and leather slippers.
for the house or for traveling. l was
fucinsted with s. pnir Ihnt. folded up
in s little leather cosovthev were Just
the thing to tuck In a suit-case sud
tske up very little room.
0 O 0
AYliE YOU sro like. llizanne.
The one. thing she wanted
(snll needed) most for Christ-
mss wus—mtulioncry. l’iut.
uhe received s. wealth of lovely
thoug
writing paper
gifts. the longed-for
was not. nmons tilt-m.
Hut. write letters one must-and the
task is much more of s. pleusurn when
there is into-renting stationery to brain
with. lilo. if you are. like “lltll'lnf‘. in
this respect. I should suggest o. vlnit
to the ”annuity Gift Shop. in Mouth
Main street. All Christmau [calls are
reduced until Jan. Ii. so that you mny
select the. psper of your heart'; d -
sire—and pay for it one-third to on .
hslf less than the prices prevailing
previous to the holidsy.
Everything gifhy is Included In the
nle. sod it will five. for many.
Banks. too. All kinds of flotion~~cx~
cspt ths very, very newest. of course.
In substantylly reduced. Pleasant
evenings. by the dozens. sre in store
for those who take ndvsotsge of the
esle. for I looked over the titles of
msnv of the hooks Included In the of-
fering-and bought several. by the
way.
While we're tslking of writing I
wsnt to mention the perfectly stun-
ning dull; sets thst src offered st. one.-
thlrd of! until anusry 6. All you
hsv. to do is pick out the one you
like best—lie it an old rose leather
crestion. tooled to gold. or s. brsss set.
or s. oombinstion of lsnusrcd wood
sud lestller—snd deduct one-third
from the origins! pt'loe.
Msybe you've slwsys went :4 to 2.»;
e. diary of some sort—most likely
You've started must—but lo chances
to one you never hsd tin time or the
lucllnstion to writ es. page. A. line-s-
dsy book. covering a period of five
veers. mslces s permanent record for
you with little effort.
s e e
E! MARROW nrothrrs.
W of the Mnrkm
Oboe Itore st ‘2 South Muir:
V I duet. meislise in specials.
"* store. which ism of the ur-
service my. mats unlimited
every time on, drops in.
lewtheysremu fora am.
it“ I” super-em I. The Maris-OK
After W lurk-Dorm this
muss to be «its so event. It's
cents: seen. ssd arose ptw comm
piste blflu slices in the lmmediste
W would do well to welt for am
.101“ hrtwe vein for them
of ass. (or some stsrmns reductions
sad unequalled vslues ere promised.
I understood the: the tum in-
tend to taste the steer-Christina
mm ssle so tunnel event in
the We. .
ls meter how my customers
there see in the saw more. yes
he“! llsve te Massed for s at}:
NN
mother and «mm. end toys more
for the kiddies. end his gifts include
tour boxes at etgsre sud tlve lsrs oi
tobacco.
its. probably needs some new shirts
right now. end he would sppreelete
some selected by mother or dsughter.
heesuse he‘s slwsxe wondering it
you‘re going to approve when he se-
own. A! the llsrrie hsher-
dsshery. Si \Vall street. one out find
exehislve patterns and ouslity tsbries.
It’s worth while to trsde where quel-
ity rules.
Or. it he needs s new suit tend
meet likely he do"), the Harris Rhop
in s good piece to get it. 1 our sever-
sl thst ! liked espeeislly—whieii is
unuounl. for I can‘t elm“ enthuse
about mn's suits. Mufflereuhoth in
wool (rsmel's hslr and sorrow) and
in ultk~~hsve been reamed etuee
(‘hrletiuna My dsd's birthday hop-
pens to come in anuerv. Doe)
yours?
,, th'l': AND “tux—her smell
i196 \ son and heir of the house of
't‘," . and I were looking at. din-
“I ins-room furniture st the
Collins more. to North Msin street.
when I msdo the discovery. Aline and
“my. sin. reeently moved into their
new home and. or course. the pointed
furniture which they used in the din-
ingwnoin of their apartment is going
into the lireslttnst-room of the new
house.
Rn. we picked out s hesiititul din-
ing—room suite. whieh will snilredlv
tin justiee to the r‘oloniml woodwork
and old Nile walls In the now dining-
room.
“lit the discovery. We". Yitllvsnw
no express wan-no. peeking around the
corner of the toy dopnrtment. 'blld he
«luuliril for It. and his little ”mt
sleeve lwunhed u truv full of ohlning
ennui! lliuiilnt'ed on a series of tables.
1 wnntn-l to cry nub—Y renllv I‘lll'" and
l I‘V'N‘t‘l Alive lied vii-ioni- of pin-tug
for n dnllnr'l worth of hroken rinse.
“tit nothimr lvroiut. despite the re-
noumiins tinkles and. upon investin-
tlon‘ ‘flllfl explanation-ml discovered
on entirr'l“ new kind of ervstsl. It's
called Nontlr, and it setunliv will not
niek or break with ordinsry dropping.
Your mulri mm opill It around the sink
nll shn Ilium, And otiil it will not
rhtp or erselr. Mid it's no more re.
hon-Ive thou the ordinorv ltlnd. “lit
for superior.
lt enmes, in umber as well us the
orcliunrt' "Mull eolnr." and ms)‘ ll”
htul vitlier plain or engrgvofl. or with
n min-ow him-ii or gold hand painted
iii the rinl. I looked nt gulxll‘ll. Ind
slim-hut glam-"s and tumblers oniv. hut
there or» other Irtlc‘les flint. msy b0
had In this ail-event crystal.
liteillentnllv, w» now some hand-
some breakfast sell end severel din-
nor nets thst were—“well finds.
Suzanne.
”s.
NI 'l'l-thl’liOllllil’l‘lON.
"I hope tint tho furl. that the vets
Ilanf‘ll atrongth in your mate does
not affect your belief that prohibition
nreals enforcement."
"lt needn more then tiist in some
unrogen‘rutn districtn.” replied Pens.
tor florghum. "it needs reinforce-
nlellt."-—~Nlll'i\'lllg Evening fltsr.
‘ MY'MOTIIER
'l'wo pictures ere ever before-me.
whnn narrow comes or hiisinese csres
weigh hesvily upon me. my mind
turns in them end i sin comforted.
i look upon them sad memoriee
moot. uweet "Witthmflmofltl thet
«mills. reassure and compel purer
thoushts.
()no is of s young women with the
happy smile end loveiight of mother
hand in her eyes. A heiry is elssped
In hl't' hrmmt.
The other is of the sstse women-
older in YOII'lr-Ul. hstr lass turned to
silver. but ill» usma sweet smile that.
umi to reassure mo in childhood is
thorn-pa reassursncs slid oneoursge-
merit to me now.
They sre pictures of my mother.
Have your children pictures of you-
to prize in yesrs sfter. Mothers.
start the New Your right, have your
pictures tslten new.
' The Michelsen
Studio
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
TILIPHONI 487.
Economzn ON
SOMETHING EASY
Many a housewife tries to
economize by doing the [sully
washing, and may s house-
wife finds site “broken in
health from doing it.
You can ssve your health
sud slso your money by send;
ing your work to our Lsendry.
Our improved power msehha
cry—together with better then
terlsls am you hsve st lions
caeblesnstogiveyousgoed
3:“ of work st s resemble
ca.
Nmslk Steele land", A
a my It. In. em.
1.14pm“ 190.
33%
um sonnets do.
rmmm‘ n:
‘ Cash
Raising
Sale
TRAVELERS‘
REQUISITES
murals .
. mums was t 3 .
”AND-— .
NOVELTIES
I FRIDAY
-—-AND-—-
SATURDAY
ONLY
We Must
Raise Cash
EVERY ARTIC T0
' BE SOLD A
COST.
FOR 2 DAYS ONLY
ODD LOTS BELOW.
0081‘
Reed Articles and Prices
“VI MONEY BY BUY-
nm now
semen .uas.
350 ‘° $9.95 .
"if 3933.“. 15c u.
sou-cm nos.
°°l'.’“f‘.°-.. $1.49»
32:: .... $1.250]! ,
amino: 5
Pun.n:.ldifi'e C up
23:33...- 39c
.l. 53.343.333.33 50c
units; slime
Men's sud Women's
19c ‘° 49c
mes'
m mas .. 650 Up
room-lint nits
2523-325. 75c
32333333.. 75c
.2222... $1.35
HOVILLINO IAOI .
Oouihide
xékggfi 'oggébg
em 0A!!! $6e50 . ’
”UN"
At $3s95fip
WARDROBE nurse
$1450 ”'57 500
mum.“
At 6966p
COLORED menus
Odd Pieces.
At. $1.95,
man am: IILK
"P3333?! $5.00
25c Up
nuns
‘tsllleclll,
lundreds of Novelties st
Cost,suoh ul’olm'
lulu, (Seeds,
M, , Ms, Die-
iure fumes, , Gill -
elite asses, etc.
MEN’S
FURNISHINGS
AT COST
Sill: Striped Shirts
............$l.25
SilkSodis st 43:
W caresses mg
JmBows .......
Fourain-hsnd'l‘ies
WM lesseeses‘ m
s s e In"
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am I'M“.
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