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usher. who ottered to bring the
.. , no out in his own name. re.
Two months later the first
or appeared. and three months
, that the publisher tailed.
“Hut he kept on. Debt always star-
liim in the taco. He started Mun-
‘ Manama in 1891. and success
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“w...“ slice at close at business Doc. l O I
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‘ i9 _ 1 . . 3 t s isappomting, to say the least, to had on Christmas met hing that you have fOI'lZTi- i
‘i Mum” m, Pm o... Prosecutor IF ME 1 {1 ten someone. And it is very possmle durm g these busy last three days. This list may it
... -———-——- , = orlner . mp eye 0 ‘ help you recheck 'our list and also rov1de some su estions tor the hard-to-suit ,w.
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w ~ r from the post generosity of Norwalk .. , ' south Nom’alk P. O. 1 \K' . r ' 1 ' . ‘ ' ~ “-
REO , - ......l... , ttoooooooorom :2... One.) Off ed lob as Clerk‘ peop e. e 1 ecommend that you make this advertisement youi shopping guide for the ,i.
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”W” ' r... b.3333 figfififlfl'g 33.33.; “Mt-v ...-«...... worms to Mn. . . er .‘ 9 next thiee days—4t Will guaiantee you pet iect gift satisfaction. I!
. . . . ordon child's someone be crossed trout the locker. a“ WWW “m“ “1"" In Miami ' " ‘0
”“306 Ah!) 0V .1 list published below. ocloclt. iils \tii‘a asked him to put ... _ '_ ll“
PM!" AND M and New title are much.“ The Sentl- a «you in the bun and to mill: the Daniel lieyworth.»tormer Supt-.riii- . ' 1 ' . ‘ _‘ l {‘5
‘ so ens. he, 0mm “mm" “mu ”Md $3; “fifgkilzim: thigu‘kufiofi ‘11"! lendeut ot‘ Mulls. at the South Nor. STORE WILL BE OPEN 'IONl(:HT- ,fj!
I 'ul culled new boy's suits ”rived also several gecko, “Mg“, that: her ”Rudd; walk Post Otrlou has been nun. ' 1 ONLY T‘VO DAYS TO CHRISTMAS! t'"
rh’ {Humid new 9“” “V “WW“ 'swunx it over his head and broke WWW! ‘0 ”‘9 WW“ “"1“- : l I fi
1 .2133“. ‘ ‘lnl' ”A“!!! 81] UL Chin's” do“! not Mk MD 01001710 “Kilt. She also ,nuyl that Because of tilt). lill‘flo nulllbt‘l‘ Ul l ”...-.. .......... w... ...-.h...» J ‘1“:
‘UTOMO : j l '“ gum 5°" ‘0 Wild in NW lots or clothing. her husband hit her on the head and clerks needed in Florida. Mr. Ki')'. 1 . .
’ - , 0"” ““' instead. search through ybur attic face with the ‘psil. ‘Then he punch- worth has been notified that in but ill
l... wggun, l ‘ 13'4"” the or closets and find articles a! cloth- od her and when .shc was knocked be assigned to the Miami. Florida. ‘ i
.. , , .. his or toys that have been outgrown down. he kicked her. Mrs. Secllor office. , , ‘ “
u, - .... oi Mr. Mutts”. I; or discarded by your children. These then vividly pictured being dragged HQ. 1,35 not 5431.“; when.” 1.. “1,11 i‘ . ‘ , 1‘ . , ‘ .. . 11‘
d ‘ fifiitlltim‘ 0:593:32: "‘11:: 333%; 10:30:01; 3:29:61}:2?$.§’5.§1°.’.i:‘:,§;gsg accept the appointment or not. ’ clip-0n Chamomitc Gloves ............ . 3.2.00 , Fur Lined Mocha (-loves ..... . . . . . . . . . . $0.93 5.:
. i . A , , . .. . .7 t . . 4 t , . . ‘ ' '
was not unlilts that at It" you can. from the primal list today from the house and went to a ueixh. (“$351333 ‘33}; :0“: “$233113" ”3" 2 ‘0 ashable Suede (00‘ Ch V. . . . . . . . . . . . ..... $3.48 1 Unlined Mocha (“M CS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $L9§ [it
...diero. although N“ ultimate and send the present asked tor to bar's house hare-looted and telu. .1 ‘ mm res, “U H . ; 511k Honiery ................ . ' ’ _______ $1.50 . Fine (in Shirts ............ . . _ . . . . _ ‘ $3.73 ';
. . )tursuldl itiy .g d t 5010 , l l‘
out-did the litiuinntloli of »w Sentinel oliicc. On cumming, phoned tin. police. Constable islan- , , , ., 'v . . - . . . v ..r
'U . Eliziund and accept it position \\llll Sh Ch ‘1' H . . u) 1 v V $1 1‘
t famous writer. 1 1 Eve u “-1“ be delivered by a Boy chi and Policeman Cornelius SWOQ- W large contracting contpunv W! IN. r t? eeri l on 081813 ................. $.00 1 8000 COIO!‘ bllk “0:30 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . - t fill. ‘
in the little Town 0 heron-r. gc ut. uey arrested Sucker. They also. . .. . , “ , , . ' ‘ ' ' t , ' 7 ~- “A“ 4t
I August, 31, 185-1. he has been fiAilu iluntu. Ciuus".wishes that he made ui‘raiixeltuanta to take Core 01.1;;1lu‘i2t;1;llu;l‘lib xivhgsfliifif zil'lgt‘noplloici‘n‘tliit ; qlililtkan Model Combinations . . . . . . . . . 3.12.225 , Fine “ 00] HOPE ...... . ...... . . . . . . . . . . dé ’5 I?
m u ..m o, m... mun, mm publish” or u... “Wm“ H... but...“ ,1... mm. at m. 5...]...Wm {m Mama“ mm English M“ .-i intends ......................... 311.10 Madras or Sotsette Pajamas . $.99 it
tamed country “01" "‘10 m" missives um have been viriticn to 0" WW- . 1.4mm... - is. Blue Ostrich Feather Fans 9809 Outing Flannel Pajamas $3.75 3‘1
ith more in their heads than in him by the youngsters m this city. ‘ it was brought out in t‘ullri ill“! 3 ' Since returning to South Nor'tnlli ,3}? T S”; U h ‘ ..... . ....... <.' ‘. -' ' “v . . , . . ....... . g ,‘5
pockets." He attended the whose parents are unable to provide Seeker was lil‘l‘cntud last March and-h“ has “0“,le fl position mm 11“" ' an i l m rellas ................... ~‘."~1lr.0i) Nev. (sill Ties ........................ 35'.» . j
N.“ 001100: of] 1‘1"“? I”); “ “mt" imy sift star them 0“ Chrlwlm Slit: if), 3J°u:;1y:f::::‘§id jflfifi; 'soutn Norwnlk Wam- llullill'll'n -.n. 1‘ Blue Enamel Alomizers ,,,,,, :23 50 Kenwood Robes ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, $18.50 .3“
soon let tit: "1'80 0 ma "f 15 . ., 12' ‘ll leti :r has n distinct up: ‘ ‘ ‘ ' b, 3 t ‘ _.-.._..,_,. -..“ -... . 1 _ , """"" 1, "_ . ’ .. ,2'
hey. liis iiritt ion was in tho-[mtg]. daddy dead or out of work 0,. on a similar charge. Airs. heckor, a"! Topaz' Shoe BULMQS ................... 3392.00 Gift Suspenders ...................... , $1.00 R!
my store. Where he 601““ “s'oven sick and mother “nub“ :3 “it: fi‘f,f§:,§:§,i§f,f§ff$§f ,it’m‘e‘s‘wf,“ SEVERAL R0 ABS 1% Kenwocd Bathrobes ....... $18 50 i Suspenders and Garter Sets .. .......... $l.50 a"
. 1 utility boy. wait to purchase bare necoss t on o - ' , . j ‘ ‘v . _ ~ """""" - ‘ . . ‘ ., x?
, om there he went to u telegraph W“, m “on. ,0”, °F guano “hm? police HI“°“[¢]¢“J .13 halide-Like Jackets .................... $5.00 , Fine Quality Belts .................... s1 00
. letarnedAt: “$1613 :nltiil". $3111 Do not let this Christmas Duggtfcck.‘ 1332“e8}?coiigggblrg‘zvgizi IN CITY ARE w “ 00] Slumber Throwb- _______________ $8.98 Arm Band and Garter Sets . ‘ .......... ’75 1'
Wt 10 8“ 9- i ’ 'ltltout biriizinz ioy to the mm 0 , ' ’ . . ' . c . . . .r .t'
mm publishing center. lie hated :omo poor youngster. Be an "Alias “ugh“:‘fllllfifl'lllr‘ki'l. McMahon. who‘ i 11.330“ Petttbockers ................... . $1.98 bepal ate Garters - , -------------------- "50 ‘
4033'... we 0: mm" he can Sum cm... 1 mm, on... 5...... ... a... “mun; ; , gitted Travelling Cases ............... $11.50 Garter and Belt Sets . .................. $1.50 :5
., ' ' ‘ ’ ' ' t' >d =- children W 10 a ibed ii i -l ' b i no i . - ’ 5f
a“, nth“ 1 would willingly have m’ftltlcuplllgmgd ‘11:; “)5 h The Evening 03:21” “31:" Ejglgfulsfist: 0:011. BEING REPAIRED 16:3 apestry Table Runners ............... $2.98 ‘. Metal 300k Ends ........... i ........ . . $4.50 (31,
‘3.33..l'§3”’i.°§ .‘2"'.’.1§.°.;..2"“i1§3§ 5...... w .. "-ummnm ......«u. .... .. .... ...... ...... ...... we“ , 4 icon... sets .......................... $3.48 ; ..ioltogany Smoking Stands ....... . ..... $6.50 it
' ' 4 . l ‘ Cl ristniiie left =. d br into to ill hind and l"' ' ' - ‘ . . . l' i‘
‘ e of the his concerns of the 2:251:31 “0:31: i-lhfiistgnhav: not as not?“ “n. u .‘9 L l The Street Department it making} urklfih‘ T0081 SBtS ..... . .............. $2.5 ‘ Tobacco Jars . . . ..................... . . 01-00 5‘
lgg’IZl-Iiltgiiggdhnngnklihe: .3”::;“3§ Yet been answered follow: Becker udllllttcd hitting his wifeilxnpwtrtntms 1” 1‘ ““"“""" “‘7 5""’“"’" i 5: Cedar (”heats ----------------------- $13-98 ‘ COthlill sets . - - - ' --------------------- ' 3'98 «'5‘:
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~- M... .. we :23. Mira: tasty“: ..::.:".::::: .‘t: ...:i. it Qassemles ----------------------------- $3.50 p... Sets ..... . ....................... . $2.9. i.
grzgnnllll‘: £1110: op‘ii’l‘h’l‘é’fi ”sign m hilt: one 9 Mom charge of drunkness was not preu- Scribner ovonuo is also being to... it; Console Sets ........................... $2.65 Smokingr Sets ,_ , .. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, $3.93 ’3:
.l I. _ r s o ' ‘ , . , ~ . . - . ~~. l ~{ ‘ ' E ' ~ ’ O O . ' I .
' om piooo tor u. moraine and 24-meth.m12-, We“ $3.3;5:21:12;ii:fi:‘,°?uhfi}f§‘$:; ‘"}‘f‘_ 1° “ “W“ '3‘” ‘ \... 2.“ Electric Hairdressmg Sets .. ............ $1.39 . Writing Case ...... . .. ...... $16.50 itL
wilted them to various persons (iii. George. use it. Home and roll- 'i'lie six month’s sontenCu was iinpos- (”M9, is being ill-"lord 01 4990i"; Tapestry Couch Coven . $4 -0 3 Pl l 1‘ Fl’ 98 :.,'
tit money. but “an enterprise ‘0 cr'skstee. - ed on the counts at breach of peace “ti-Lien Lonmfwlk [ind .1 H” MG???” i S .' B 3 L """"""""" ' .. '0 (' u e ames .' ' ' ' ' '- """"" ' """" ' ”.‘ui
.rdous ”as puhughlng' and men. 4‘. mm "w 12. lioilcr “.1“, and Whit. .Nlt;]i;rontil;d\\:lut:l\i stiff: tznldulba‘1g1 I" 9“ ing as {ets .................... . . . . $1.98 : Upholstered Radio Bench .............. $1000 ‘1
d by 1: man 3.120 had no ntl‘sci‘i; 42. Robert. use 3. Clothinx and Seckor is powerlully ‘ built. it“ 1m“: 13.3.”..3 mm ,..,,.,,‘D',..,,., 3 Leather Handbags .................. . . $4.98 * Stationery .......................... . . .39 (a
cape once. no at)?" my, » stands about live feet ii no the es . , ,, - , I, ,' ‘ ' _ ' . ; . ' ~ .
u. “on". we 5‘ momma m m, and mm“. mm 200 pounds. In; iii-“c3322: 11:31:“: 1'??? 31:02:53 i Silk Maire Handbags ....... . ........... $2.98 . Metal Smoking Stands ......... .. ...... $1.50 is
Mostly. his scheme on. ma be- my. His muscles are as hard as iron- His 01mm on ,0 ...-.m- 1:“; i‘dutls . Silk Negligees . . . . . . . .. ...... .. . .. ‘ $15.00 5 Turkish Towels $2.50 5‘3
to a men more daring than the 48. Howard, no i. shot-sand toys. entire build indicates strength or an p . ...-.. " mt! Flectric Wait] I . ' ‘ ' - f . t ' I ‘ ' ' ' . ‘ ' ' """ ' J """"" . - 5"
two, stockbroker—and straits» till. Jmph, 1‘0 12, Clomlu‘ and unusual nature. lie has the appear- T . e‘ ' = f 5:. e l‘Ollb .................. $8.40 j Desk Sets ....... . ............ . . . . . . . . $12.00 F
a, we... m... ... ...... pith“?- books. ghee; 0! lie Coraekttype of! ll‘tussiiilit S. l\. Baptist humility ; Silk and Metal Cloth Evening Wrap . $29.50 1 ' lnen lnitialed Hand""rchiefs .25 5
u of the Argosy. The re or M. c e 10. pm “a sine. ur n; is w e's sory o ow r: l . , . . .0 . ' ....... .. ..
ed to supply 32.500, and Mun- 5-... flunk?“ g. Toy sud daft“, injuries were inflicted upon her. 8011001 to Have Party $ (“355 Art \ 3888 ............. . ......... $2.95 ’ ‘Vhlte ”Juliet! . the Wise 3“ Ha'k’chiei: .50
, buying 3500 which he had saw 3;; “"001". m . Cowboy suit. Becker loaned iorwnrd and listened . ‘
‘promvtll' invested it in manu- 54, Marion no 8.. Cowgirl suit. intently and did not relax until he» .i Christmas party for the riii-21;:-
l . t t d tor ' . was summoned to testify in his own hit?! of the Sunday school 0 t o - r .‘ ,
.19‘;or‘:"h these K a fl 0 33' firme'ga‘sogofil Dfly‘flfifi' behalf. Seckor was curbed in is long South h'orwalk Baptist c‘lliui‘cli \vlllI $5.00 PUTS Ah P H P t F ' USED ELECTRIC
' . . ' ’ " . ' overcoat with a huge pair of felt he held this evenins u! l e CMWh-' . “ ” ‘0 e ' -
"WM“ .hc hid opened his little of 03' Baum“ "0 12. Books and boots on his feet. Ho will spend the The prosrsm will include cutertnln- I EASY WASHER 1' 1‘ 81' 3 I'OCk . 1
as. he drew one of his new kitchen clothing. . ( LEANERb
up to the eight dalisr table st. wanna. use 10. Toy on.) “m 150 days revenilns his attack Eli‘if.§:‘d..§‘.§£.331.01.20.41.38.‘33l IN YOUR HOME EVENlNG FLOWERS ' g
wrote tor the $2.500. A iew clothing. '" """ .. . .. , , l - _
1.1:: nghcogapica ovfr “rim; as. hiding] age, 13. 6|qu sud C.—S. Chapter Holds ”Sax‘fih‘gfififi.Jifiiefif‘".r‘;fe‘";113m:é U 'l . $1.50 to $4.75 A tremendous Holiday {1
us e. ‘e roeruvnonn cons. ,- . -. ~' , ~~ . ' ~ .. '
changed his mind. 07. Beatrice. no 12. Game Audi Chl lstmas Party :3: d1? jrxfiwlmmfitn"35:; ‘ 352.; 31:31 C3: lggli'lzabkoglj-Ob A “mum: and “wean“ trill? An exquisite Flower {or DUSID'ESS 0? the famous ['3'
ext he took his scheme to I dress. i not wright. Mrs. Robert Hornet; p 0 0' shoulder or corsnge to freshen and renew that party H00‘ 81‘ Cleaners has (”I
it
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and Funerals
m.
Merle Plum Copplclio.
he funeral of Marin Passria Can-
110. who died at the home at her
. Joseph Cappiello. was held yes-
dgy morning at 8:30 from her»
‘ ”residence and at 9 o‘clock trora
Kart": church. Interment was in
Mary‘s cemetery. There was s
' a n lush mass celebrated by Rev.
her Thomas J. Finn as sub-
oon. There were many besutitul
1 pieces. Funeral Director
as W. Coffin had charge of the
oral arrangements. .‘
he tuners! of James Silk. who
» at his home on West Cedar
‘ t utter a short illness will be
(i tamerrow morning at no
in his late residence. Services will
held at nine o‘clock from 8t.
‘3 church. Interment. will be in
itry's cemetery. The deceased is
M by his write. two daughters.
Donnie Cllmtto and Mrs. Ja-
”to Penn. and two sons. Thomas
‘ John Silk.
.‘lrsAnnoMlillcr.
‘ DAYTON. onto. Dee. 22.-Thc
or Mrs. Ann Hillier. Oi. wi-
oi the late Frederick Edward
r. who died Thursday nisht at
o‘clock at the home or her daugh-
alrs. A. C. Home. 320 Ballevue
us. was held at 2 o'clock yester-
' _ Itternoon at the residence. Bur-
' ill! be in Woodland cemetery.
’er. Millie:- had been a resident
mutton tor :8 years and was be.
m: a turn circle 0: triende.
: coming to this city with her
. she lived 101‘ years in South
Conn. Her husband died
yours utter he settled in Day‘
1m born in Rube. Prussia
2:. is“. but most or her lite
spent in this city. She was s
, r o: the Lutheran church.
fie are her two children.
, A. C. Horne and Frederick
. - - mum. (exactly with the
12,16. Bum now living in St. Louis:
,, :tnwhadfln. an. Altrod Fer-
', Emilio E. Home and Anne.-
. ~3fllller.uudthmmut grand»
... my Katherine reams.
LE. Horne and Karl a. Horse.
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mmmnumslmrosm
'mermomeflyotthiselry
, Wynnerwmm~
, numnshodywuibessnt
Whmmbnflllmm
ctflnionm.W
finalise afternoon at 1 o'clock.
“a“
u Munsey so editor and man-'
ll" Jim, nod. Clothing and toy.
.89. Angelo. Ice ll. Games.
on. Domfllftm ,1. M. Doll and
doll's bed.
96. W, ago 5. Gloves and lot.
97. Helen. ago 7. Gloves and doll.
II. Edward, no 8. Roller skates.
100- Rose. on 15. Book and gloves.
101. Antoinette, sue ll. Roller
slum.
ios. Ellen, age 3. Shoes and under-
weer.
101. Huddle, no 0. Shoes, under-
wear and sled. .
108. Edward. we 10. 51nd.
109. Harry; ago 9. Violin and
sweater. '
ill. Robert, l‘e sl. Humming top
and wheelbarrow.
“Lucite. use 3. Folding table and
doll’s bed.
114. Funny”. out: H. Shoes.
115. Santa. Ice ti. Clothes.
m. Sallie. one 3:" Dress.
ll‘l'. Anna. In 1. Doll sud clothing.
"8. Charlie. us 3. Clothing.
its. Tillie. use 9. Doll cunt-cc.
120. Dorothy. In 4. Rocking clislr
and met.
till. Jennie. '80 ll. Doll cowl-cc.
tea. .ilbert. no 4. Train of cure.
133. George, no 6. Toys.
in. Albert. use 12. (isms and hook.
125. Bertha. no It. Gone and
book.
126. Steve, Ice 1. Shea, ,Ille ll. 1-2
. and suit, else 9. .
in. Joe .ose 0. Shoes, else in but
enthuse to.
1:18. Goldie. ago ll. Slices, disc 13
1-2. and dress, sine n.
129. Irene. use ll. Shoes. also 4 1-3;
aw”. sine i0.
180. Clarence, no it. Sled.
ill. WM. age 10. Boiler states.
in. Michael. Doc 8. Wagon end
suit.
[88. Angeline, use 7. Doll and
dress. .
1M.uem.uou. Sled.
1“- Jmcrhtne. use is. Umbrella
Ind sled. .
13'- Ghmni. m 4. Salt and sun
wagon.
187. Isabelle. use 9. 3mm,
and meal-u. ,
188. Mariette. Ice 13. Gloves and
lumber locket.
18" My. use to. Doll and roll-
shoes
91' e
lfllwmixel. Coot.
IihMmfl. my,
«a. minus. use I. .m.
InThdrNewOfleea
Msples a. Goddamn“. stock brok.
ers. have moved into their new our.
tors. in the South Nonmr Trust
Company building. Washington
street.
The new oilicee are touted on the
mud floor of the building and m
np-to-dsts in every detail.
“ii—Wheat. Shea-haw}
MfiDkSchGoldschmidt‘
I
BoyTis, I
o: the owner's house.
is said. pushed the car shout 300 test
and then started the engine.
The youths drove tho car along
they became
tired. They left the Poet road in
Greene Farms and slept in the ma-
chine until yesterday morning. Mrs.
Hayward Post of Sylvia. Lane. no-
ticed the car and summoned the po-
the scene.
The tZ-S chapter at tlie‘Girls' and
Women's club held
21 Main street. Not-walk. The
unable to attend. due to llinees.
The program included a variety
or games. dancing and Christmss
songs. sung by those present. A five-
dollar gold piece was awarded to
avenue
and a door prize. a lustre use, was
Mrs. lit. Riley. of Central
given to Mrs. Herbert Normsn.
Among those present were:
\‘i‘ llllan
M rs.
ilin .‘ilellor. Mrs.
Mrs. Fred lt‘airclilld.
vid Logan. Mrs. Jacob Wolfe.
William Castledine. hire.
Allen. Mrs Herbert Norman.
Walter Norman. Mrs. Joseph Town-
Townsend and:
send. lilies Gladys
Mrs. B. Whone.
(Continued i’roiu Page One.)
stealing a car owned by Andrew Adl-
nolti. at 99 Olive street. New Haven.
They were arrested by Police Capo
Policeman
tuin Jerry Dolan and
Paul Tomsslw.
According to the pollen the youths
stole the our in New-Haven Sunday
The car was parked in trout
The boys. it
night.
the Poet road until
lies.
in th emeantlme the boys had left
Alter a. two hours'seareh
the police round them in Weld
a Christmas
party last. eveninn‘ at the‘clubroom. . ......
or.
rungcinents were in charge of Mrs,
John Glover and Mrs. Altrod Over-
throw. Mrs. Arthur Henson was also
on the committee in charge but wus-
Mrs.
‘ioim Glover, Mrs. Alfred Overtlirow
Miss Winifred Overthrow. Mrs. Ber.
Writ“.
Arthur
hisckley. Mrs. John Beers. Mrs. Dn-
Mrs.
Vincent
Mrs. . ‘ ‘
Arre- \ sted
Wood. .
:l HURT XN'CBA'S, 3.1,
..STl‘mTl-‘ORD, (301111., We. 22.«—
(AP) Clarence Lockwood ot Bridge-
port had his right leg broken;
brother. i'ieldcri bookwood or
trim St. Brooklyn, x. it. received: .
cuts and lacerations on his face and 5
hands and Charles White taxi cab
driver of Bridgeport suffered cutsi .
and bruises in an automobile accic .‘
Cent near I-lurd‘s corner. today. ,
crashed into the rear or a motor 4, 1
truck owned by Robert Bradley at;
erated by James Mnhoney of that l
place. The tail was demolished.
Both care were proceeding cast out
Stratiord avenue. White was sum-l
31 to answer a. charge of reckless I
driving.
*- l
NO \voxiiun.
l Mabel: There‘s a. tidy over there . ‘
who has been watching you forever
so long: she'll be setting for an in-
troduction soon.
_M,, 1
GUESS WHO.
Fond Wile: Will. do you
you haven't kissed me for
days?
Absent-minded l"ret‘.: No? Dt'fll'
m6. how annoying! Who have 1 been
klssinz?-—Tlt-Blts.
know ‘
eight
FOOLISH.
Purchaser: What. is the charge
that in American money? —- The Ink
Slinger.
about to obtain a. ride on a. truck.
The New.Hs.ven police say that the
two boys have been in trouble before
in their DRY. -
Suits
Overoosts
‘ Sweeters
Unbrellss
House Costs
Beth Relies
W'iflreshers
Human
Wool Vests
Tuxedo Vests
TWO
nonwm
(WHATTOGIVEHIM
Rogers .9 Stevens
ToiletlSets
Cones
3““ Cu.”
Glows
Neekwesr
arenas
80. NORWALK ’
Zilrs. Stephen Clifford and Mrs. Louis é
hln= ,
6531" '
The taxi cab. operated by Whliofi .'
W
13 Hill street. Middletown and (up;
I ‘I .
mailed to appear in town court Dec. , , .
Jones: No she won't-she's my ‘- .
- wile.—-‘1‘lt-Bits. '
tor this battery?
Garageinun: One and one-hu't
volts. '
Purchaser: Well. how much is
left us with a very desir-
able assortment of Used
Cleaners. They have all
been reconditioned by
our own Hoover me-
chanic, and are in per-
fect running condition.
The extremely low price
makes them very attrac-
tive for gift purposes.
FOR BOYS
frock. Just in time for the Holiday activities. Ours
are so beautiful and so diff-'reiit that she is bound
in be, pleased.
will deliver an “Easy.”
Employ this electrical
servant now; the pay-
ments are small and
may be made from your
savings. B a n i s h the
drudgery and weariness
of wash day forever by
letting an "Easy” do all
the hard work.
FOR GIRLS
CHRISTMAS FLOWERS
50c “° $2.50
Charming Christmas Flowers in bright army or colors
i'rom the small Gardenias and Poinsettns to the large
bouquet of old fashioned Flow-era.
r‘. 0. MILLER C11. STREET FLOOR
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Beacon Cloth Bathrobes ................ $3.98 Suede-Like Windbreaker Jacket ......... $5.00
Fine Raincoats with Rain Hats .......... $4.95 Belt and Garter Sets .............. . . $1.50
Reliable Raincoats ....... . ..... .. ...... $1.00 ‘ Outing Flannel Pajamas $2.00
Fine Golf Hose. .» ....... \. .. ..... . ...... $1.50 . Warm Golf Hose ......... . . . . . . . . . . . .. $1.50
Dresses with Bloomers . . . . . .. .......... $2.98 3| Smaller Beys’ Silk-Plated Hose .. . . . . . . .. .98
Smaller Girls‘ Bathrobes ..... . . . . . . . . . . . $2.98 l Smaller Boys' Bathrobes . . . . . . . f. . . . . .. $2.98
SilkPlatedHose ........ .98 i CapeskinGloves.......................$2.98
AlphabetBlackboards..... ..... . ..... ..$3.75 : ToyToolChests.......................$2.45
Jedco Talking Dollies . . . . ............ . .. $2.00 ; Coaster Wagons ..... . . . . . . . . . . . .. $5.95
Suede-Like Jackets ................. $5.00 1 Architectural Blocks ..... . . . . .. . . . .. $1.75
Portfolio and Stationery ............... $1.68 1 Colored Border Handkerchiefs . . . . . . . .. . .25
Juvenile Four-Post Bed with Mattress .. . $6.45 Smaller Boys’ Chinchilla Coats . . . . . . . . .. $5.75
Juvenile White Enamel Cradles ..... $3.95 Beacon Cloth Bathrobes ...... $3.98
Colored Border Handkerchiefs .25 ! Sturdy Raincoats ..... $3.50
PerfumeSets ..... ......... .75 l AllWoolGolfHose.....................‘$1.25
FlggEggifiTY All Wool Baby Blankets .......... $4.50 LACE COVERED
Tiny Tt‘lts Bathrobes . ..... . . . . . .. $2.98 BOUDOIR ’
BLOCKS Tiny Tots Comfy Slippers . . . . . . . . . $1.98 PILLOWS
$1 25 midngrflorsies ..... ..... .. .32 '
- i er oys .5
' WoolyDoggies.................. .98 $2.25
CarriageBoots $1.50
White Astracltan Bunny Boots $1.75
White Kid Shoes ............. .98
FatAnkleShoes $1.98
FirstStep Shoes $1.75
lnfants’Swesters $2.98
Hand-Crocheted Jackets $1.25
NewCribSets.... ....... ........$1.98
TinyTots’SilkDi-esses $8.98
BabyBonnets... ......... .......$1.50
Carriaa'eBonnets $2.98
Always instructive, al-
ways fascinating, this
Set: of fine Wooden Spel-
ling Blocks is very popu-
lar in Toy Town. Dis
tinctly superior, not to
be confused with the
ordinary blocks.
C. O. MILLER C0.. TOYTOVVN
THIRD FLOOR
Dainty gifts for the
prettiest bondoirs,
Covered with lace, and
lined-with pink or blue
satin. An excellent gift
for the school girl, or
bride elect.
C. 0. MILER CO..
STREET FLOOR
Baby Buntings $2.98
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