Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Friday, December 7, 1923 · page 21

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only Phonograph that
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I’pright shown above, delivered free
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“YORK". CONSOLE MODEL $150.

Give the grown-ups music which ha§ thrilled
great throngs—give the children gay Mother
Goose melodies or sparkling dance music for
nimble young feet—give the home the most

decorative and artistic piece of furniture that
it has.

,All this is given when you give the
Brunswick Phonograph. All records may be
played on it.

Terms: Deferred Payment with
first payment, $5

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Oriental Rugs

Here are gifts women as well as
men adore. You know a bride’s
rapture when one is included in her
wedding gifts. The rapture is just
as great when father or mother
spies a new one on Christmas morn-
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A tip towives, too! Men are-
particularly partial to the rich,
gorgeous colors of Oriental rugs—
often they come alone to buy them.
Beautiful array of famous Hams.
den, Kazak, Sereband, Kershehir
rugs3x5and4x6—some real
antiques among them. $39
Fourth floor.

 

Table Lamps

Wonderful gifts are these lamps
with beautiful, graceful bages and
"'Iglcll‘xfifine ‘ahades of parchment or

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Especially fine are tall, luxurious
lamps with polychrome and black
bases and large fringed shades of
silk—gold, blue, rose and mulberry.
What a chance to get a handsome
gift for 315
Little Boudoir Lamps with col.
ored enamel bases to match the
tones of the room. Delicate decor-
ated shades of silk to match the
bases complete them. 35
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.Console Sets
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So fashionable, ’just now, are
these touches which bring the home
up-todate. 0n the hall table, ,ths

dining room table, or even ithhe}

artistry. The colors are ehanning’
—psrticularly lovely is a set of

» Nippon China .in heliotrope’ and.
815“

gold. ‘
a: Main no”. ‘

Gifts that every home will wel-.
come at pricesnot usually foundat
Christmas tin. Do ndt fail-to take
advantage of. this opportunity. ‘
detachable plugs and cord, 6 lb. use

madeby whereof Universal else».

trial appliances. my guaran-
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aluminum hudieswiththem

ehsrmin .
. Egyptian andmolorfnk

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Gamleg Thbles '
The convenient filling-inLtable—
big when you want it with its wide
drop leaves, or narrow and slim
when more room space is needed.
Rich mahogany in finish, it is a
table that everyone admires. ’35

Fourth floor.

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Silver

So many new, desirable silver
things with prices attractive and
appealing. Flsring, graceful bon—
bon dishes of open work plated
silver. . $1.50

Lsrge,‘tall basket of silver plate
in gorgeous pattern—the kind of a
thing you’d love to own. $16.75

Or a 26 piece set of flat silver .

Epistein the Anniversary pattern all

packed in a chest—silver which
looks and wears like sterling. =
. $31.85 set

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Salad Set, bowl and six plates, of
English Dalton 'ware is unusual in
its decoration-an artisu' 'c green
and blue design of extreme loveli-
ness. - $14.40 It

‘Idesl for gifts' are these gay, deo-
orative tea sets of imported wars.
all covered with colored daisies.
Handles and edges are black and
the shape of the pitchers, etc., ll
artistic. 23 pieces $11-50

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$7. ' The “Rap tian Jewel” has a

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People are known by the picture}.
on their walls. What good taste 13
displayed in realistic colored prmte
of » meadows, brooks, seas and
mountains—lovely, tpyical Nejw
Er gland scenes fittingly framed 1n
polychrome gold frames. $1

For children's walls are Jessie
Wilcox Smith’s charming chil-
dren’s subjecteJ‘The Runaway,”
".Playing Mother,” “Little Wo-
mas.” A varied series. $2 0t.

Hatfield, Parnsh‘ pictures' are, as

evexf’,’ alluring in their wonderful

blues and sunlight colors. _'l‘he
new “Daybreak,” “The Dmky

Bird," “Search for the Golden
Fleece,” are pictures everyone
loves. Beautifully framed. The
prices vary, beginning at

Thu-d floor.

Indispensable in the modern
home. A real joy, for it can be
used as a tea table when the tray
is'removed and the leaves fastened
up. Even the handle disappears
from sight when converted into a
table for games $29

Though a woman do her own
work, she may prepare beforehand
and serve tea graciously from one
of these tea wagons. You may be
sure that this gift will please.

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Coffee perm...

Goflee, water, an electne' plug and

fragran. t, steammg‘ oofiee was ready
with no trouble at all. .

ing “is made light with such time
saving gevices. Besides it is pleu-
anttoearitgnrgleandperkat
bmkfsst.

Solid copper nickel plated urns
$14 up, while a good pot which
pours may be had for

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Electric Waffle Irons ‘

Waile- never ma‘ so goods:

_'ou a Sunday night, after a cold
empty,

drivewecamebecktoan
house'andina'jiflywereestmg

browning in the electfiewafleiron
flour slbow. No grace, no make

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“Ironsofmanytypesinromd

3".» input which make four wsfles at ,
once or in rectangular shapes mak. .
ing'etwo. $12

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