. mas buyers
, XMAS SALE or .
Welnen‘s Coats
men' s F 1111
am mixtures, velvet and chin-
halo. trimmed. Regular $14. 95
8.50 values. Tomorrow,
duy';..clloice V
.Conts. velvet
onlorrow,
XMAS SALE
Children's Coats
ildren's Red Flannel Lined
XMAS SALE
' Wool Sweaters
omens Sillctly All
- weatcls, colors gray and cardi-
altar. Regular $3.95
rTmelorw,Satu1dn), each ..
" XMAS SALE
0 o l
Lingerie Walsts
omen's. Lingerie Waists, very
tty style, splendidly made,
shadow lace and hand embroid-
:«‘9red, medullon yokcs: regular
”03.95 values. Tomorrow, Sutur-
ay“ ................ $1.98
I
' XMAS SALE
" House Dresses
Womcn’ s l‘clcnlc and Soot: mk-
~ Dress in pretty r'lletks and
Des, made no]! and very full,
sl‘slzcs, 36 lo ls: $1.50 vnlnc.
onlorrow, Saturdny $100
XMAS SALE
'"White Muslin
,, Petticoats
.Womens \vnne Muslin mu
looms. lace and emblolllm. trim
Length Top‘
outs, Strictly all wool, up to
be materials, fancy colors and
I a
en‘s Plain Navy Chinchil-
and button
rimming. Regular value $17.50.
lSaturday $1 .95 ~
hinchilla Conts, gray with vel-
ct collar; regular price, $7.93.‘
ontorrovv, Saturday $4.95
W...“-
\‘l 001
us] with shawl and filemnn's
value.
$2.75.,
28 to 32 South Mom: Street
only five more shopping days then Xmas ‘
Here are Quotations that will intercSt'
For tomorrow we’ve prepared
any very special values all practical service:
jhle gifts. our holidays stocks are now brimm-
ng with everything that’ s new. We will save
on money on an;r purchase you have in mind.
us a chance to show you our under selling
Tbility withOut sacrificing quality.
mod, the prettiest styles you
ever saw. ‘ Sold In many stores
for $1.98. Our special tomor-
‘row ................. $1.00
XMAS SALE
Silk Messaline
Petticoats
Silk Messallne Petticoats, Kelly
green, brown, navy and black,
dccpruccordion plalted tlounces; .
regular $2.98 value. Tomorrow,
Saturday ; ------------ $17.95
..XMAS SALE
Table Linens and
Towels
Beautiful patterns, double satin,
All Linen Sets, including one ‘
full size 'hemstitched Table
Cloth, one doz. large size Hem-
stitchcd Napkins to match;
~tw-elv‘e different styles to select
from: all perfect and clean
goods. Those are drummers“
samples, which we purchased
1-3 loss than importers‘ price.
Worth. $7.50 and $9.00. Your
choice, tomorrow, Saturday,
set .................. $5.95
XMAS SALE
TRAY CLOTHS.
10 dozen beautiful pnttcrns, All
Linen Tray Coltlls. hclnstltch-
ed; north 50c. t‘lloico tomor-
now, each ............ 25¢
25 HICMS'l‘I'I‘mlEI) 8»! SATIN
DAMASK MldltClilillZlfli‘) TA-
nmc (‘lO'l‘ll- All men. pat-
terns; rcuulnl‘ $1.'.. .‘I value. To-
morrow ................ 89¢
An lmlnonsc qunnilty of strictly
ALL LINEN TOWELS, hom-
stilchcd and l’rlngcd. hi. hi}; env-
inns.
XMAS SALE
-Vcncilnn ivory
Comb & Brush Sets
21 Sumplo Ivory 130mb and
llrnsh Sole. very useful annu
gifts; $1.00 value.
Saturday
Tomorrow,
3 89¢
......
XMAS SALE
Men’s 81 Women’s ?
Umbrellas
50 Men‘s and Women's Plain
Congo Handle Umbrellas, 26 ‘
and 28 inch i’rnme,, covered with
good quality American taflet.t;‘ ,
regular The value. Tomorrow,
Saturday, choice, each .. 39¢
Men‘s and Women's Superior 5
Quality 25 and, 23 inch Umhrol- ‘.
ins. mission and crook handles.
silver mounted, warranted taut
color and woterprool; regular
$1.50 vnluc. Tomorrow. Sulur- :-
duy. choice. ouch 79¢ f";
XMAS SALE
9
Women s
NECKWEAR
Hundreds of pretty 'pleces Xmas ‘
Ncckweur. One in a fancy
Xmas box. pronounced by ev-
erybody the best and proiticst
they have seen. Your choice.
tomorrow .............. 25¢
XMAS SALE
Handkerchiefs
3.0 dozen Women’s lzlmin‘oldercd
Initial All Linou llnlnlkerchiols,
1-8 inch hem, vcrypshuer, fine
quality. llelzuur lilo value. To-
moi-row, Snlurdny, ouch
lawn
xm-As SALE
9 ‘0
Men s Ties and
I
Suspenders
llozeus of Men‘s lirctty Silk
Ties to select from. All in fun-
ry boxes; worth from 30c to
$1.00. Tomorrow.
use. an». 49.5
O I
hide Fabric Co.
.3 a. wwvn 8t., so. Norwalk.
ppocito Dorlon'u Switch.
mom P. 0. Bids, Norwalk.
Tmphotlo 320 Mr. Hall.
orst d
_ . 7 Sloth
"Dentmeing
m alumnus. .. ..-
Sclect your Xinns present here tomorrow
drtment is best. Fifty cents will go further hero tomorlow, Suturdny,
“up ......
i The return or winter weather was
.anwm AMI m.»
] .
. lMsrvhl‘ Kindnmnxn ehflflmu Fro-
‘ ha in the kindergarten of the Marvin
All new clean hoods
No old stock. iluy while the us
than one dollur in other atoms.
slid the Womuns chorus gnvo an ex-
ccllcnt musical program.
Alborl Anderson of ()sborno nvonuc
bus uncured n position at the lockwood
\lnnul‘nclurlug ‘Colnpnny.
Mrs. Course Roy and daughter Missl
llulon or Rondlng, 1’0..an tho guests
ol‘ rolalivos In iloWuytcn and Final.
Norwnlk.
«a.
dim. Mr "anlutrom led the prnycr
mention that was held at tho Swudlsh
('ongroxntlonni church lust evening.
l'l‘ho pastor gave n short 1qu
mm
'l‘bn weekly prover meeting was h
at tho Advunt t‘hrlstnin church hm
evening. Rov. (looms M. Tennis loo
3the morning and gave a short talk.
3 Milk stock went down yesterday
when Devlno'u milk wagon wont atom
of the trolley twins and Mom Over.
spilling the contents upon the ground
welcomed by um Norwnikcrss who
hnvo hopes thin the chilly nun sonar
.nhle weather will dispel! some or tho
intense“ that is abroad: ' ‘
- gram. ,
The following program was Monti
’ 8. itucltullou-w
”he idllllbdu
.. .... .. a...
4 Finger hum .School
:5. itccltntlow-Suuln Claus . .......
15'an Scum
Just n Little Boy...
Allon Alkon
7 ~« Solo-8nnin l‘lnun .. ... .....
_ Florence when
8. 'Rscitntlon—v-Muslc Round
Helen Inwndos
l). Solom'l‘be Taymun's Chop
Stanley Josoloi'uity
ill. l-lonnmllnby Jesus ........l:lchool
ll. Finger Plow—Chm the hands
...... .............. Sutton!
12. Sung—minim Frost ..... ....Sdlwol
1.3. SolomChrlnlmau Grouting
' Marion Jones
14. 'liucltotlunwd. Little Boy
Edward buyer
in. Recitation-«Little 30M
Mlldrod Mornhonnn
lo. Solo-«A better to Santa ....
noun Paterson
ll. neoltntlonmonrlnmns psy‘ ... .
(lilacs: lmwndns
ll mDinlonllowPOp Cornm (turtle
hruggo, ilnlsn ounevorl, nndrnw
Tiles“. '
is. ltecitnll‘onwohmtmnn hey.
Ruth Sloan
vs. tinnitus-«Little mebn ......scuool
21. Soho-«attests (lion: .......8chool
ditto; of candy nun toysnonntod by
the launchers were summon tram
the use for the childrenr
a QWW
H
r
The officers or the tents Namath
Improvement simulation vellum that
. him who have
, ti
5 use in each package.
It you really want to get rid o: vile
. *Gntnrrh Why not give Bo‘o‘th’l Hyomsl"
trontmbnt 3 fair trial
. Druggists are authorized to refund
your money ill-you think you by") not
been benefited. and on that basis sv-
”cry Catarrh victim in South Norwnlll
ought to start to banish Catarrll “113"
very day
Hymnal is a soothing, healing anti
septic air mod-e from'Anstrullan Euca-
lyptus and other antlseptics; it kills
" Catsrrh germs and contains napole-
“Simple luatructldns for
Complete out-
nt, Si. 00; extra bottles. 56c. '
onous drugs. ,
Impression seems“ to have wdheen mode
‘ on many people in this district that
the district committee is soon toltake
over this work and that free collec-
tions will ‘tollow in the near tutu:
This is an error. Theomcers oi the
association stated this morning that
it might be a year before this matter
can be adjusted and those people who
wish
warned not to hold off. Many‘ people
have not yet received cards. This
was owing to the fact that there were
' . not enough to go around More are:
being printed and will be distributed
as soon as they are ready.
...—...--.— ...—W.
*OWA‘YTON ’
1
Mrs. Arthur Phillips, of Tokencke,
has been visiting in New York.
Repairs are being made to the roll-
5 road stnltion platforms ill this place.
Mr. and Mrs, Harry Parker, or New
York, are spending the week-end with
Edward King, at Tokonekc.
... ...... ~t
Miss Elizabeth Randall, daughter or
Mr. and Mrs. Miner I). Randall, who
EAMUSEMENTS
~0Li~
nonunion.
nuns
Toonvf
”TH E DEACON'S SHOES."
"HIS COOK LADY."
2 Croat Majestic (roixlsllicn.
.. .-....“ ..rm
“THE ANIMAL WITHIN."
. A drums roplvlo with
thrilling situations.
American.
tense uud
TONIGHT.
TURKEY GIVEN AWAY.
MATINEE 2:30.
vEVENlNG 7:30.
ADULTS, 100; CHILDREN, 50.
Matinee.“ except Saturdays .nd Holt
day. 50.
A proKrum oi novoliios and fun.
Here in a but thut is a real hunt
(linger. M the Playhouse Pertuct
HOYT’S
«...-....
Offering Vundovlllo'n Supreme" Eliom.
notable attraction,
HARLAN s. Kmonv
null Associate Pinynrn. in n soul stir-
ring dramatic oomody of New lllnu»
inns. THE OHALK LINE. A pluylet
that. in tho nlnndsrd oi' vnudcvilln’n
boot. it is worth going when to on.
W...
Another eslrmrdlnnr headliner,
American debut oi t It hit of tho
“Follies Burgers." Paris. Moat henna
llhll girl on tho lllnrnponn stone.
LA PETITE cunt. y _
the mom violins. Ths perfect o.
cllst on her. when! ot sold. ”this at»
traction comments the man tuition
lotion from shroud . ' ‘
millennium cl exceptionsl untidy,
FHA?“-
I‘.t‘tlcnnnltinure: :05. J '
In in ......l“
their garbage collected are1
Tho season's stellar nvsut and most
EVAN! mAND HARRY ,
A‘- meeting oi! the Home Missionary
Banisty was held at the Rowsyton
gauntlet Church, last evening, In place
a: the regular .prnyer meetlnfi- more
who specie! music. ,
mm
acht club areplnnnlng for a smoker
which is to be held in‘January. Noth-
besn decided upon as yet. however.
Miss Mary Ward. the little dough
tor of Mr. and Mrs. William Ward, of
Rownytou avcu . was operated upon
yesterday at the Stamford hospital
for adnoids. Little Miss Ward is do.
ticn was entirely successful. -
~ ....__. ......
The steps near the shore at the
Hickory Blur! bathing pnvillon were
washed uWnyv during no extra. high
this several days ago. For some time
the steps have been working loose.
and when they lvroke loose they were
noticed nnd rescued from at "life on
the brlny deep."
n. m
James F. Lawton, a prolapsrous cou-
trcctor .oi’ Rowsyton, and Mrs. Sarah
;E. Raymond, ot the some village.
iwent to Port Chester Wednesday tore-
noon, and after securing a marriage
'liocnse were wedded at the Baptist
parsonage, on Willett avenue, by Rev.
Leo B. Thomas, says the Porlchester
Item. The prospective bridegroom, in
applying for the license, gave his ago
an flitynwo and his prospective bride
.gnve hers as fltty, The former admit
ted that this was his first marriage
vetnure, but Mrs. Raymond was a
divorcee.
In". ...“,
DARIEN
OHHTON i
, i
:20
N.
Those who-have had the pleasure or
hearing the Bible lectures in the
Town Hall, Dnrlon, will be pleased to
know that the international Bible Stu-
detus have secured the Lyceum Thom
tre, Stamford. ’for next Sundny, De-
cember 22, whu‘o W. EJVrm Amburg,
able lllblc student and lecturer or
New York city, will speak on the.
topic, “’l‘hr: Annals SOME." ilc prom-
ises to convincingly prove that “The
grtut joy which shall be to all people“
is no myth. but "tho truth of trut‘llsz"
and little as Qtwnnv scum possible it
will soon be apparent to nil that the
prayer our Lord taught His follow—
urs is: being nnsworod, Vihut God's
Kingdom has (‘Olllu and His will in
being d0no on north as in heaven,"
for thcm will be inlllllud the prophecy
I. . ......”
WAY
for you to be warm in your use
house this winter in to hove til instill
a. Heating System that will has you
comfortlblo on the coldest dim
We'll study the location or you:
room». the facilities at the noun lust
tell you whether a Hot Air, Hot Wow
or Bloom 81mm will nil-r1 you but
The Jones 5: liotchkiss
Company
NORWALK. CONN
an
'1'
...—...... w... w...m.w-.. “Wanna-Mi!
NOW
“'0 A GOOD TIMI 1‘0
We will b. pleased to sub-
mit ordinate. iotrynur norm?
v
The members or the Rowayton‘
lug very nicely today and the opera- ‘
lug definite regarding the matter hits ~
' 94 Washington 8t.. So. Norwalk, Conn.
clans and Druggists Alike.
When the drusglsts of South Nor~
walk and nearby towns were recently
visited by representatives of the End
1m. Pharmuccl Laboratories, Inc, lit-
tle attention was paid to them, untll‘1
t e formulae and methods of ndmlnis
tr tlon Were explained.
l stumlly every discriminating deal-
cl t on discovered that there was an
unusual merit in the Treatment. and
it Is certainly a distinctive compli-
mcnt to the remedy to have most all
these drnggists undertake its calm and
givo it recommendation.
The “ENGLISH HEMORRIIOID
TREATMENT" is different from all‘v
others It consists oi CONSTI ‘-l‘U
“r I -—
of Rev. 11:1W5, .“The Kingdoms of this
world are become the Kingdoms of our
Lord and His Christ, and ‘He shall
reign for ever and ever." All wel-
come. No collection. '
The New Science
DEFINITION OF CHIROPRACTIC.
Chiropractic is the science of the
cause of the disease and the art oi
adjusting the some. Disease is cane
ed by a. wrench, twist or sprain In
the back. Even if done in childhood
it creates pinch nerves and pain in
Inter life In the d Herent organs and
limbs.
Chiropractors remove the cause oi
disease" and pain, health is restored
through harmonizing the nerve sys-
tems in your body. Female troubles
given special attention; also curvo
ture of the spine. You will never ro
gret giving the Chiropractor a chance
to help you
Magnetic treatments given also.
T. FRANCIS, D. C.
Graduate from Palmer School,
discoverer.
the
Cilv National Hank
TRANSACTS A GENERAL BANKING
BUSINESS AND OFFERS EVERY
FACiLITY CONBIBTENT
WITH SOUND
BANKING
Capital Surprise and Profits
$100. 000. 00 “17.00000
Sate Dino-It Boxes 88 and ’5 per yuv
OEDWIN H. MATHEWSON. Pm.
JOHN H. KNAPP, 1st Vice-Pres.
FREDERICK H. ROWAN, 2:! Vice
Pros.
WILFRED BODWELL, Cashier .
DIRECTORS
E. H. Mathewson J, Wallace Marv]:
Iohn H. Knapp John H. Light
Christian Swan: Fred. H. Rowan
Sumusl Grumman Lewis R. Hurlbutv
Henry 3. Lockwood ~
i
l
I
.1
_ y outh ,_ f orwalk‘ and Nei gh
boring Druggists Recommend
English Hemorrhoid Treatment
frhe FORMULA on Each package—dine METHOD of Treat-
’ ment—Jl‘he RELIABILITY of Compoundcrs Appeal to Physi-
'l‘IONAL TABLETS, SUI’POSIT OWE
and OlN'l‘MlL‘NT. The. prime element
01 successful treatment, however, is in.
the administration: therefore, full,
complete and specific instructlons, to-
gether with diet sheet and Rules 0!
Health ncoompnny each box.
This remedy can he purchased atr
drug stores In South Norwnlk and Nor—
wnlk, nd (every riluggists Is sup-plied
with ooklcts lot free distribution,
which the afflicted will read with
gieut intcl',est or, the booklet can be
obtained by writing the English Phar-
nlncnl laboratories, lnc.,153] Broad-
way, New York. Ask your drnggist.
Ask your physician.
mu swam
RUBBERS
This \1' inter
/
45c
for this Steel Folding
DOLL CART
' We burn but 7.3 of them,
and they will not lust but a
dry or two.
Illll. .i. illitllili 8 Still 60.
134-136 WASHINGTON ST.
tovsns
urns PLACE"
.Boys' and Youths‘
CARBIIIIUNIIUME
CHRISTMAS l
PACKAGES
gestion.
'It's the useful gift that
pleases most-50 give .
the woman of “it" house
a Carborundum Knife
Sharpener and the men
I
a Carborundum Razor l
snap. ;
CHAS. E. DOW
Wauhlnaton at. South Namath
“Mm—m”. dfluwfll‘MIA-wahl Amm ....
l'l:l;l:l:l:fl:fl:flfl,I:i:':l:l:l:u:l:l:lll:h:l:u' n' -
ALUMINUM
WARE
Fresh Sleek
for C mstmas
~ r.;.:.;_:‘.:.;.;.‘,.,u.a: u:-: .: u n: - :I-innanrcun . i I I.‘ ‘ h'.
I
i
A Splendid Holiday Sug~ I.
l
*u‘o‘s’u‘t'al’ t’. ‘ I ":-:-t‘m' :_ niii-Ilitts:ntuto:u_o:-:u'-,iz or. 3:»: n: u
aura-Ln.
High Cut Storm
Shoes
152 and $3
GLOVER'S SHOE STORE
Ladies’ Felt Slippers
$100 and $125
GLOVER‘S THE PLACE
Men’ s Ralston Shoes,
$4.00 and $4.50
GLOVER'S THE PLACE
Men’s. Slippers
500 and 2.00
GLOVER'B THE PLACE
Notice
GLOVER'S SHpE STORE
Opus Every Evening Until Xmas.
TWO STORES
Not-walk. So. Norwnlk.
mww ....m ”Aria mm
Daily Line to N. v
. For FREIGHT Only
Freight Propellers leave Pier
its, most River, New to”: (tool
at Dover street). every day (on
nest anndnyl at a p. in Weight
. received at Nomad: up to 4 p.
m. and South Nurmln up to 6:80
o. m.
xliorwallt Steamboat Conlpany
n in a: smith c. o H: emu
A "June. ' don‘anlumon't‘.
_ , murmur-in
‘0‘ 0. Phantom“;
. “3'30 to 1003 -
lit llifiiltisl
Norwalk Chronicler