Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Wednesday, December 19, 1923 · page 9

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1x IHE HOUSE MUST GO

COATS—DRESSES
FL'Rs——SKIRTS——-SWEATERS
”35/3 to 1/2 OFF ”

 
 
 

 
 
 

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V I: E. Hope Korma by whom he
5 u employgd In War. Nor-um.
has MI simmer home in Dorian.
Person: who aw Lewis after he
[on the Norton home not: the 0:-
ford..Club. said he appeared "Very
nervous. Norton was unable to ap—

pear at the hearing, being detained
in New York on business.

For 0: Yeti-s, Value—
(New‘ York Herald!

Saturday Great Britain paid to
our? government 892,000,000, 92'
which $63,300,000 was to take care
of amt-annual interest charges on
her war debt of 84.600.900N30 to
this country and 833.000.000 was to
reduce the principal. The fact mot
these payments are being made in a
routine business way, Withoul

 

 

 
 
 

 

 

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(London Express}

Under prohibition may New;
York hows hove increased their
charges for Mom items at tttand— _
once. An American was explaining '
these charges to an English visitor.
“And then. or course." he conclud-

 

“Who’: he?" asked the English-
man. _

“He'l the follow you give your hat
to when you come in and buy it
back from when you go out."

was Solve mousing mum

The population a! New York city
is now estimated at a little over 6,-
000,000. but. the question is. What
will it be after they have driven out

 

 

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m‘istmas SUggostions

Moderately Priced

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did sometimes have, to
ask for money to

Spend for Presents

for the children
but
13 years ago
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buy comfortably.

The model pictured above is N o. 215 and sells}:
for $1 50. A deposit of $5. will send this or one of a,
number of other good models homo—balance may?

be paid on club plan.

Full assortment of Christmas music records
—one of these to someone Who owns a Victrola will

be welcome gift.

Fourth floor, trout.

For the sports of
winter or other days

A complete sporting goods do-
partment offers suggestions that Will
bring pleasure—which IS the real idea

of Christmas and it" 5 gifts.

Sotneone will delight 1n opening
really fine
club, a dozen good golf balls, golf

up a new golf bag or a

hoso, a sweater, or a tennis racquet.

 

-- 1"llrrrg bags, skis,- sleds, etc.

 
 

Hockey Stick $I5a’ to $2“. ‘
Qtrikmg bag $5.50 to

Radar Sissies $92.25
. 6% sag fifloto ,,

Victrola Chnstmas

lifetime of musical pleasure 1,?

Come in any day and hear any Victor record.
you Wish, played upon one of the many types of.
Victrola instruments 111 our large display.

as much time as you require in choosing——our

is instructed to help you, to advise you, but not to
rush you into a purchase. Our establishment
takes pride in being a place Where people cart

Young America will take delight
& tn baseballs, bats, gloves, skates, skat- 7
es, footballs, basket balls, 7 :

'. Here are partral lists from which 5"?»
yon may be ofio to check your deeds;

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Golfbafis 25.: ,
Skis $2.50- to $833 7

 
 

 

Flask hmp 436 to $3.

 

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