I was EVENING mums—so NORWMK toNN
ON CHRISTMAS MORN
What More Pleasant Surprise Than Footwear?
Father, Mother, Grandparents, Brother, Sister,
, Friends eagerly look for Shoes, Oxfords, Pumps.
Zippers or Slippers. And when it comes from El-
wood’s it’s reliable.-
MILTON ELWOOD
. The Arch Preserver Store
122 Washington St. So. Norwalk
IIUWAYTON
STORES AND
HOMES TAKE ON
XMAS SPIRIT
District Made Attrac-
tive with Decorations
——-Civic Ass’n Post-
pones Meeting
The Christmas spirit is muking it-
self mnnitest throughout Itowayton
by the decorations in the Windows of
.' the homes and the stores. Several
of the stores are attractively dres-
, sod with trimmed Christmas trees.
while in others goods suitable to the
. season at the year are displayed;
We are Headquarters for the Kind of Toys That Make
Happy Girls and Boys—
Useful Articles of Furniture and
Health-Developing Playthings
Angevine Furniture
Company
18 No. Main St.
Opp. Palace Theatre
I Nicholas.
Trees. that Santa Claus will trim. are
for tho urrivui of good old Saint
Junior Hit-tit school. in East Norwuik.
part of “Elinor".
O O U
Adoration," was beautifully rendered
the morning and evening service.
Mr. James Siott. n baritone of note.
and a former resident of llownyton,
The Christmas anthem. "Th:-
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;:e\:‘nal‘°‘mn° Wlhston-Snlem North M“ 3 l' mily HII Villa at" .\iI' MI I \ I,I,, i\ .. ll: i\ In: IIlI Irl IlII I I -I It II South Norualk. COLIN. ‘m
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Carolina. Mrs. Stevens was the
widow of the late Mr. Ira Stevens
of Meadow street. South Norwalk.
who was brother of Captain Aaron
and George Stevens of McKinley
street.
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Mrs. Stephen Purdee, o: Westslde
‘ seen in back yards, wreaths in win- avenue. and Miss Shirly Bowman, of
' down and on doors. By Christmas llowal'ton avenue, spent Saturday
’ Ere everything will he in readiness shopping in Nzw .Yor.k city.
The pupils of tho Themus school
on Wilson menue, will give a per-
Miss Mirium Bond of Rowayton IOI‘I'IIIIIICG 0’ "Th0 NEIIVIIY" in 1h“
.. avenue was one of the-cast In tho "Milt-Id“! church at ""9 0'01“"
sketch. entitled "The Guest." gncn TIII‘FIII'Is' at'tI‘Irnoon. All those do-
by the pupils of the Roger Ludiow BMW ‘0 “'“III‘I‘IS ”II! I‘IIII‘I‘IIIIW
ment are invited in he at the church
inst week. Miss Bond played the a IIIIIe before "W
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A heavy. double, Wll'llcl‘ restl~
bule door has hrIn added to tho
home of Mr. themiuh [\‘nox. or:
by the chorus choir, of the Methodist Rmrnyton uvxnue.
Episcopui Church yesterday at both ‘ ‘ '
Both the Baptist and Methodist.
churches were beautifully decorated
for the services held yesterday. and
whose present place of residence is the Ilr-corutions will he used for thr-
I'lnthfll. t"onn.. sung several solo (‘hrlsunus entertainments that will
'hv-e-r-V‘ . t.
evenings ’tlll
Christmas
THE CHRISTMAS STORE"
Store 'open'
{ evenings ’till
Christmas
Come early each Morning —— 8: 20 Sharp
5' And Sing Christmas Carols with us ’till 8: 40
The Howland Chorus
Will lead the singing
OuI own clIqus from the
3 membership of our own store
,. family, over a hundred voices .
. will sing old familiar Christmas
carols under the direction of the
store’s Musical Director, Mr.
Karl Hawk. T he program for
Monday is—
1 Silent Night, Franz Gruber.
2 The First Nowell, Sir John‘
Siainer.
3 Away in II Manger, J. E.
Spillman.
4 Adestc Fideles, J. Reading
Just twenty minutes of sing-
ing to start the day—and each
day. Starting Monday morning
until Christmas. Come and join
with us.
Lovely Blankets make '
Gift to; the home
I Gift that brings comfort and contentment. Gift
that engender pride to the home. Gift that one enjoys
owning.
I All wool plaid blankets—big 7 inch blocks in rose,
blue or yellow $18
All wool blankets in 6 inch blocks, 70x8'4 In rose,
tan, grey and yellow $15
. Block plaid blankets, 3 inch blocks, 70x80 in rose,
'blue and grey $13.50. Blankets in 4 V2 inch block plaids,
72x84 $13.50 '
All wool white blankets with pink or blue borders,
72x84 for $21 and $18. in size 70x80 $15
Single all wool blankets with pink, blue and yellow
borders, 66x84 for $13.50
Main nun; rear
t
ms nowwvn DRY" GOODS co.
And
, tied wi
supply
on the
' more.
Santa has lots of
those 25c packages
markablc surprises packed in ,
the white wrappers and so nicely
There are gifts that boys and
girls are sure to like—«and the
best of it all is the delight of
coming and buying one—per.
sonaiiy from Old Santa for just
This time Szinta’ had an idea
that he might be of service to
busy folks so he got enough to
other schools for that matter.
Hem are packages ready to put
Many of them are worth
he has some rather re-
th red and green cords.
25c
Sunday Schools and
tree for 25¢.
Third tloor
Lin and Madiera
work are ideal gifts
Housewives never have «10 great a supply of fine
' linens — isn’t it fine to know that you always have
enough-not to .orry about the arrival of the est un-
announced. Then, too, the pleasure of owne 1p,— es-
pecially of such fine qualities
Embroidered pillow cases are here, lace trimmed
3131.50and32.
And lovely initialed pillow cases at $2.25 a pair.
Madiera luncheon sets—l3 pieces In the dainty de-
signs that are characteristic $7 and $7.50
Madiera napkins—fine assortment—set of six for
“-50
Colored bordered luncheon sets—59x59' In., cover
and 6 napkins $6.75
as so
Linen towels—buck or damask $1.
Linen huck towels $1.25 ‘
White turkish towels with fancy borders, 26x40
inch $1.
Hemstitched linen pillow cases,
$3.50 pair
Main floor
BRlDCEPORT, CONN.
Fine linen hemstitched sets $5.50, $7.50, $8 and
as one finds here.
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Christmas
to all our, patrons
May this holiday season
bring you a full quota of
happiness and rejoicing!
FOI yom convenience our stores will remain open openings
on Tuesday, Vv cdncsclu.) and Thursday, this week
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Southern Yarns ~ . . 3 u... 35c
Canadian annips ~ . . 3 lbs 103
large Jar 19
small bottle 23°
'Stuffed .1 4| or. jar 20¢
‘lb. pkg. 51¢
liibman 17° '
adapts 20°
3mg. 17¢
16 0:. jar. 33‘
V ' lb. 37°
III. 35¢
3kg. 20°
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Sweet Mixed 9
Plain 3‘“; 0:. jar 15¢
Fancy BALDWINS ‘5 0
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