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Thisweek week’s Special Iolling
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murmurs sun or DINING ROOM 5th
Thanksgiving in s new fashioned dining room.
unusual savings in scores of the very newest styles. A ddpisee dinnerware
for a Id-pieoe silverware set l‘ree with every dining room set sold from now until Thanksgiving.
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Alreatton from one of the foremost makers of dining room furni.
Silk—distinctive in its bulbous leg design which is very popular
,, MW. Construction is of genuine walnut. richly finished in tho-
. tulle An outfit complete-extension banquet table with six stately
liberal ; 60- inch buffet. china cabinet and serv.cr
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Hoy’ s This? 9-Pieces 1n Huguenot Walnut. $295. 00
Huguenot uainut is all the rage in dining room furniture now.
This suite is a beauty. formal in appearance as such furniture
should be, but yet very interesting The diners are very com-
fortublo nith mohair spring seats and back. The regular price
of this not is two—so think of what you save on quality of the
best'
We present more than a score of good values in these sets for
breakfast nooks. The gun sketched above—drop hat L'illlo. and
{tour chairs is decorated in bright colors—a choice of amoral
This 9-Piece Dining Set in Huguenot Walnut
Sale .Price $159.00
Where have you ever seen such value? Nowhere. but here--
now! In attractive new pattern—a large banquet table. spacious
outlet and six upholstered scat diners. Huguenot walnut finished.
A Beautiful 4-Piece Bedroom Set in Walnut
‘ $219.00
91' distinctly high quality construction throughwt. mahogany
pawer bottoms. dust-proof interiors and all those essentials of
I (1 bedroom furniture. The set is exactly as we show it above.
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Graceful Simplicity-nit Rare Value $119. 00
Though the suite itself may be plain in design its rich walnut
finish and charm make it exceptionally practical for the moderate
size bedroom. A spacious dresser. the full width bed. the chif-
ronicr and the dressing table are all inbluded and you may pay
for your purchase from your incomuu convenient. Buy now.
This 3-Piece Suite 1n Fine Velour Upholstery
$129. 00
ideal outfit for your living room priced lower than you d pay
such value elsewhere. In popular this arm design. neatly
' a... an...“ Velour «so a Dvonport Bed ‘
$105.00
Convenient furniture like this is constants growing in use—so
such a value will be snapped up quickly. Upholstery is of French“
Jacquard velour—the frame is neatly carved as suggested in the
sketch.
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Coxwell Clllill's $29.95
You must sink into its luxur-
ious depths to enjoy all the corn-
fort thatgoes with one of these
has chairs. They are uphol-
d tables in designs that stored .in either tapestry or
. m distinctive and good look- velour and came complete with
1......“ this special price. loose spring cushion as pictured.
,‘i 1' rrect style and conveni-
"if?” the use of end tables is
c this season) Richly
Telephone Stands $7.95 ‘
Gladden the hearts of everyone in
the home with a telephone stand
and bench for Christmas! Both
the table and the chair are includ- ‘
ed—designod of mahogany and
gumwood. Just a limited quantity
at this special price and you may
. pay from your income as conven-
lent.
Unusual in design—richly, hu-
idied—an ideal Christina gift
for anyonel
are used and you have your
choice of either mahogany or
walnut color. They are priced
for fast selling so arrange to
be esrlyi
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Rug. momma“ "
Wroughtlron $1.00
Hand wrought metal smokers.
as pictured. finished in rich
metal leaf polychrome. are
ready at this special price. See
them, early!
Pay as convenient.
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ii‘lne cabinet woods ‘
Here are beautiful e ‘1‘: is it)?"
Anita-tor regs closely woven of 0*
fine not years. with a mama. ,‘
sheen. An ideal gift for'your heme, ‘
um cam-s. and you may “"4.
pend on a giving real cornea.
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Lottery Tickets
Source in E. N.
PRINTERS .Amll) OF BEING
CAUGHT, D JNI’) T0 PRINT
THEM W1! E PRESENT
DRIVE 18 ON. '
EAST NORWALK
OIiII' (l. Iodentrom, l'last
Norwaib correspondent. ivl., Sou”
tine! Office. 02.
East Norwaik is at the present
time unscrvcd by lottery ticket ven-
dors. For a. week past the treasury
balance operators have not been do-
ing business. although it was not un.
til yesterday that a. Bridgeport man
uas arrested and charged with In ;
ling 0' of the ring that Bllpllllti! this
section. The explanation giwu by 1
local dealers for absence of tickets}
was that the printers felt they “en-I
being "spoitc. " and so were forced
to discontinue business.
Work at the Crofut and Knapp
Hat company plant on \‘n11 Zuni
street is said by.cmployes to be a
great deal more plentiful than last
year at this time although signs that .
the cool months' season is on the
1vay are already being seen. The
plant runs at capacity in the sum-
mer and with the advent of full
business drops off slightly. taking its
only real slump of the your just
after Christmas.
At no limo in the year does the
local company lay of! hands as was
once a practice in the batting trade
of former years.
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it took a ound bought recently
by Edward . Patterson of Winfield
street two weeks and three days on
the mad to reach his former home
at Golden's Bridge. N. Y., after ho
had disappeared from here and ran
to rejoin his old pack. The distance
was about 50 miles.
Mr. Patterson has just received
the word that the dog reached home.
He says that after the hound disap-
peared he advertised but without re-
sult. since the (log couldn't read and
was evidently too far away to get
the local newspapers.
—-Spend a night in Egypt
Nov. 29 to Dec. 4th inclusive
state Armory, Somalia—Adv.
The ofldltion of Frederick P. Fey
cf Strawberry ,Hill avanue, manager
of the Van Zant street Atlantic and
Pacific store. who was operated
upon Wednesday night. was report. .1
late yesterday as “fair." Dr. Frank-
lin F. Brown. who attended him and
assisted in the operation. stated that
he had no doubt of Mr. Fey's recov-
eri'.
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Plans being developed by the fair
committee of the Mayflower Hook
and Ladder company for its carnival
in Community hall. January 22.31.
include the giving away of a com-
plete dining-room set. living-room
set, and a white enameled gas range
in addition to coal. sugar and other
bulk commodities.
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The first~meeting of the recently
augmented choir at the Christ Epis-
copal church will be held tonight at
7:30 o'clock in the church. Mrs.
r‘llmbcth H. Powers. 14! East ave-
nue. has been engaged to train the
group. which the church wishes to
tank. the finest choir in the city.
The cracks in the cement pave-
ment. on Van Zant street have been
tarrod as protection against. the con-
traction resulting from cold weather.
James Hanford. who has been out
of the city for several days. has re-
turned to his home on Goodrow
street.
William, Thomas. Compo man.
well known in East Norwalk. left
Wednesday for Florida. where he
will spend the winter.
Mrs. Edna Bailey. 3 Fenwick
street. left yesterday for Middletown
and will spend the weelbend there
Definite plans for the Christmas
'air that the Epworth League of
'he East Avenue Methodist Epis-
:opal church will hold December 1
vcre discussed at the meeting of
1 he league Wednesday night a‘. the
arsonage. Rowan street.
Among the different items of
uslness. it was voted that the
t vague should make a donation to
he Thanksgiving fund of the
church. Money was also set aside
'for use in the distribution of the
Thankeghtng baskets. .
A special young people's meeting
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The Smartest
Fashions
of the season. in the finest fab-
rics. fur and styling all gloriously
sills lined and warmly interiined.
These values are being offered
elsewhere at prices higher by far.
Mausoleum-Osman
ctuaoooamusiaseu'ssaso
pun-smeaueossue
Are reallyworth more than
double the price.
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Wall Street
.Tiae Tristram 89° Hyatt
Norwalk’s Leading Dry Goods Store
N orwalk, Conn.
Woven Madras
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Basement Cash Specials
FOR SATURDAY NOV. 20th
5 Red Seal Gingham i Truth Muslin
36 inches wide , 82 inches wide 36 inches wide
Regular 451: yard i Regular 29c yard . Regular 201: yard
3 L2 Yds. For $1.00 05 Yds. For $1.00 1 7 Yds. For $1.00
Elmo Plaid Blankets White Cambric i Two-in-One Plaid
0- Regular 291: yard . Blankets
Regular price $2. .0 pair 5 Yds For $100 . ii ' l . .‘ .3 50 11
Special $.189 Pair ' ' ; Qi‘éiiairééiiesaii
f o B White Or Colored !
W“ e r rown Domet Flannel : Turkish Towels
Toweli“? Regular 29c yard Regular 290 '-
8 Ids. For $1.00 5 Yds For $1.00 4 For $1.00
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Remnants 0f Silk Broken Lines of Gloves,i Remnants of Dish 8;
Wool & Cotton Goods Hosiery & Underwear i Roller Towels
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'AT REDUCED PRICES
is being planned for December 9
when the three young men who
have gone out from {he chunh to
do Work in the ministry will be
back at the church to help‘in the
celebration of the 55th anniversary.
The young ministers. Harry Cros-
Sill. lrting Smi‘. h and Howard
l‘eneditt will speak during t’e c\e-
ning.
A supper will also be served at
this gathering. Miss Gianflavcrc
Lon-Joy. assisted by several mcm-
horn ofa committee, will be in
charge of arrangements. A very dc-
iightful service is promised.
Mra Harry Mberts WK chairman
of the committee in ehhrgc‘bf the
splendid turkey supper which was
served by the members of the 0mi-
cron circle of the East Avenue
Methodist Episcopal church, Tues-
day night.
The "men folks" of the circle
members had been invited and in
the entire gathering there “To
about 80 present. Community sing-
ing was enjoyed during the differ-
ent courses. Mrs. Leslie Gorham
was in charge of the program of
the ev.ening e
Mrs. Wesley Slauson. the presi-
den‘. of the circle. gave a short talk.
A very pleasing solo was rendered
by Ben Thomas.
The menu consisted of: grape
fruit cocktail. turkey with dressing.
potatoes. boiled onions. turnips.
olives. celery. cranberrr sauce. rolls.
plum pudding. coffee and mints.
Use Pink or Rose
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0n the new shades of blue. par-
ticularly the royal and grayish blues.
pink or rose is a good contrast color
to use for pipings and trimmings.
STYLES CERTIFIED
For men’s, women’s and children’s shoes; quality guaranteed
at our store. . .
CONNEALLY '& BRACKEN
SOUTH NORWALX. CONN.
wn This Be A Cold Winter?
Some people “1'11 try to prove in a dozen ways why
the coming winter will be the coldest ever while
others are just as positive it will be mild.
Both agree that no New England winter is ever so
mild that you don’t need Coal.
And when you need it you need it badly
a . HAVE YOU GOT lT?
.pon’t wait for snow to block the streets and driveways
Phone us Now, at 113, For a Quick Delivery
The ‘Norwalk Coal & Supply Co.
SOUTH NORWALX
108 WATER STREET
To
70 Water St.
i der YuUR COAL Now
or
Don’t delay until you really need it.
Don’t wait until snow and sleet im-
pairs proper delivery.
Don’t let it go until prices are in-
creased.
Order how and be assured of a com-
fortable winter.
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Phone- 721
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