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{Why not call us on the ’phone
0. 1230. and let us protect your
disables against this danger, and
lost will have no need to worry.
FAIRFIELD
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Christmas
Shoppers this space:
COUNTY NATIONAL BANK
A. J. Collins, of North Main street.
aylor & Golden
WTH u'onwsut ‘rausr co.
sarcoma.
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The Rough Hat Company 3 fartory,
on Mechanic street, this city, has
resumed operations after an idleness;
of several weeks. i
The Norwalk High School Alumni
will on the evening of December 30. 1
give a dance in the school Assembly?
Hall on West avenue. I
_ I
—Homemade bread, pies. cakes, jei- :
liies and candles at the Methodist Ba- :
zaar Roodner's Theatre building. Fri-j
day. Dec. it, from 11 a. m. to 7 p. m.5
Come.
0 . John O’Neil. of the United States
'130 (your Christmas shopping early. Navy, is enjoying a pleasant thirty-
v‘ot by all means do it in Norwalk. day furlough at the home of his pa-
- rents. 011 Chestnut street, downtown.
Catherine '1‘, Connor. of Norwalk, Mr. O'Neil recently returned from
"has purchased of Wallace A. \‘i‘hite,l'l‘an1pico and Vera Cruz. Mexico.
the house and land at the corner of.E
‘t‘x'hite street and Moss avenue, Dan-l Ground was broken this afternoon
‘izury. for the new school house, in Cedar
.__.___ street, and Dr. J. Milton Coburn, as
~‘When everything is coming your} chairman of the School Board, turnedI
any and you've had a good dinner,§the first spadeful of earth. Contrac—
1~oad “Farmer Bibbins.” at Beers'. Don- ltor Mather expects to push the work
:‘oliy' s, Tristram & Hyatt' s and John as long as the ueather is favorablt
..Carr's l
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The tie and apron social. with danc-
F‘ire destroyer] the house of Attor- ing and delightful music. which toliow-I
hey Edward H. Kelly, of New York. in ‘ ed the regular meeting of l’. C. l.ouns-'
7 _ l-nionville. last night with a loss estl- I bury Lodge, N. E. 0. l’.. last evening.
* 3‘1““ at about 39.000 only partly cor- . in their Washington street rooms, was
cred by insurance The fire started in ' thoroughly enjoyed by the many in
:1-1 outbuilding closely adjourning the attendance The evening was spent in
house, a decidedly pleasant manner.
M. D. Miller. superintendent and G i The building department this morn-
A. Heller traiumaster of the western |lug issued the following permits for
division 01' the New York, New Haven |the installation of electrical wiring andf
11; Hartford railroad are to be in 0311- lapparatus: To F. M. Cullen to wire theI
ilul‘)’. Thursday evening. to attend the residences of Hair) Bracken. 15 Acao
monthly meeting of the Careful club.en1y street, and Margaret E LUCY- 0“}
an organization of railroad employos. IArch street. to .l. M. Mueller to wire
"“This will be the first visit 01‘ the out the house of Thomas McGuire. onI
oials to the club and the members are Howard street. A permit was also re-
naan avenue, to move a building on‘
his property to a new site. and also to
make repairs and additions. all of
which will cost about $100.
railroad men prcsnt
-—THE CHRISTMAS SALE.
Thursday. Dec 10. l: 30 to 5: 30 at
the home of Mrs Bradbury. 40 Bay-
’view avenue.
-—-MILLINERY ENDTICE
.. -All trimmed hats and untrlm‘me‘d
shapes at reduced rates at Miss Pol-
1161111111230 Washington street. South
Norwalir: Phone 1302.
RAPS OF THE GAVEL.
There will be election of officers this
evening at the meeting of Court Lou
rel, No. 106, D. of C.. at their-rooms.
A large attendance is hoped for The in Red Men's Hall. on West Washing
annual election of oiiicers of Douglas Iton street
Fowler PBS. M“ be held he“ Mondai 2 The regular monthly meeting of the
nigh;- qurwaIk Hut Finishor's Association is
3.41113 nectar-en. "Daddy? Long scheduled tortigls 13:13:11: es» 0 G 5.,
I ..Legs Friday Eve So. Norwailt Con Members 0 our '
, . will convene for the purpose oi trans-
gregational Churn} ”an“ acting regular semi monthly business
I this ev enlng. Every member is urged
’Dr.‘ Hiram B West u ill address the
ho attend us tonight will be the last
i l t Trinit' ' sco 111
Boys C 111 o 3 Epi p lnomination of otiioers.
, Church, Friday e1 ening. December 11. . t
in the Parish House. His subject will Lady Jennings Lodge, Shep?!“ for
f be a most interesting one, and will Betllllehim.ithls evening assem e o
as.
deal with the methods to be employed regu I" “5 he
-in resusitai mg the drowning. This will: The regular weeklyomtgl-Ilgz 3113:);
be the. first of a series of talks plan-19" 1103391 N0 97 I
. Club. held tonight.
{19d for the l The regular semi-monthly meeting or
' _. ‘ . lk Lodgc, B. P. o. a. will
ERAS-— South \‘orwa
KODAKS CAM ibe held this evening.
and ‘ l Tonight the members of Louise
Lodge Daughters of Herman, will con-
Photographic Supplies, Films and vane for regular business.
Paper. Always a Large The members 0? 0911" Chapter, NO‘
suPP'lY- 52 o E S will this eieniug meet for
. SllrllSOn-Po'well Corporation the transaction of regular semi month
..2 _WASHINGTON STREET. ly business.
Members of Douglas ”Fowler Post.
- Grand Army of Republic. will meet at
‘iho City Hall'on next Friday evening.
at 7 o'clock. for the purpose of going
"to Norwalk to attend the annual in-
spection of Buckingham' Post: The
state omcers will be present, and
“i plans are being made for a good time.
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The Giftof Thrift.
This Christmas give your child the grim at. gift of "
thrift by starting for himI a savings account at the
South Nprwalk Savings Bank.
rill-.1 Such a prescntis of much greater value titan any-
.j. thing 0f. merely pas sing interest because it makes for «
~ . 1 character and sil'cceSs iii life. ”
is spending the day in New York city. .
Smoked Shoulders, lb. . . . . . . . . . . . ..- ............. 14¢,
Fancy Maine Potatoes, pk .......................... 19¢
Best Creamery Butter, lb ................ ‘ .......... 35¢
Good Table Butter ............................... 30¢
\\’arranted Eggs, doz .............................. 30¢
Full Cream Cheese. lb. ........................... 20¢
New Saur Kraut, lb. ............................... 54:
lost Family Flour, bag ........................... 82¢
- Kirkman's Soap, cake ............................... 4¢
East India Tea Co.
25 Washington St. Phone 371
UMBRELL
A most appropriate and practical Xmas gift. l
. lhc styles are distinctly new—rrlmlc of cxccilcnt qual— l
I
l
ity materials with strong frame. The handles are cspcc-
ially beautiful. There are handles can't-d mission or fan-
cy styles; chased sterling 1111.11111ch hardwood; polishcd
horn: sterling inlaid; rollcd gold platc; fine gun 111ctal and .
other novelty styles. ‘
MEN’S UMBRELLAS at .... 31.0011) $7_00
WOMEN'S UMBRELLAS at $1 00111$6,50
CHILDREN'S UMBRELLAS?
..Z ............ 50¢ Ii) $1. 50
Christmas simppcrr. \rlm clumsc among this assortment
will be well rcu'ardcd. 3
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OI WASHINGTON .TREET.
IOUTH Nbawux. J
fl
;Doan‘s Kidney Pills highly spoken oi‘.
ll got a supply at Pialsted's Drug
lStore. Although other remedies had
OUT (ll: THE BLOOM
Niel E
Norwalk Now Llohtens With Hap-
relief. Il am only too pleased to con-
piano. inrm my former statement regarding
A bad back makes you gloom." lDoan‘s Kidney Pills", _.
Can't be happy with continual back I Price 50c, at all dealers. Don‘t
ache. lsiply ask for a kidney remedy—«get
The aches and pains or a bad back I [man's Kidney Pillswthe some that
Are frequently due to weak kidn Mrs. (‘ouklin had NW ”MilburnCo.
nsys -- ‘Propa. Buffalo N. Y~Adv.
Doan' s Kidney Pills arovrecommend. .m—r
ed for weak kidneys.
So South Norwaik citizens testify. ‘has stained glass In it." Mrs. Green—
Mrs. Albert Couklin,143 Eustwaah- "Too bad! Can't you find anything
WWI“ street, SouthNorwaik. says: “1 thut‘ll take the stains out?"——iloston
suffered for years from kidney com. Transcript.
plaint. . i had a bearing-down feeling ________,______
I“ the Ema“ of my back. ““d often Sin-«“1 suppose the Duke has
i was so still and lame that l Could lundod estates. lie-—"l.anded one
not walk. The kidney seeretionstev-‘my limo he mur;riod but no man-
were unnatural, and 1 know that aged to run through em all. -—Bos-
onmnurlmz must be done. Hearlns 0“ Tmnscllm'
Tins scum uoawaaxm evasion: SENTINEL
The N. E. Ryan Co.
Mrs, Gray—”Tho window in my hall ‘
wamtasoav. one. 9. 111i!"
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STERLING
CHRISTMAS SPECIALS
-- An Ideal Gift To ..
MOTHER. NEWLYWED, 0a BRIDE TO BE
$8.50 ALUMINUM SET FOR $5.95
“Every Piece. 20 Year Guarantee”
1 Coffee Percolator 6 pt Covered Kettle
8 qt Preserving Kettle, 3/qt Lipped Sauce Pan
Bread Pan 2 “ “
Pie Platter
1 u it u u l
8 large putts all put up 111 a. licautlful lloli) ll1)_\,
' rcgularly $38.50 value; for this week only $5.95.
Don't overlook this \\'ondcrlul Spccial.
$2.00 Bamboo Book Rack, Spemal 980
Wonderful 3 thelved Book Rack Regularly Sell for $2.00
This Weck Only 98c
We Are Showing a. Wonderful Line 01
DOLL CARRIAGES
DOLL BEDS
BABY ROCKER
3LEDQ
VELOCIPEDES
STATIONERY
AIR FERNS .
FURNITURE
WAGONB
FREE FREE
With every purchase or 815. 00 or over—BEAUTiFUL SHIRT WAlST BOX Don’ t fail to get one
oi these handy Shirt Waist Boxes
A Gift of STERLING EURNITURE is
a present with a future.
1111 111111qu COMPANY.
127—129 WASHINGTON ST.,
S ERLIN 'pHONE 105 so. NORWALK, CONN
FREE AUTO DELIVERY EVERYWHERE
. ..J fa,
pleasure than a
.
our. 110nm
MAKE YOUR GIFT A USEFUL
No Christmas preterit you could think of endures so long or gives greater
McDougall Kitchen Cabinet
Of all presents a McDougall would be appreciated the most.
OFFER to GIFT BUYERS _.
Under the liberal 00116111011 of our special club plan, a} McDougall Kitchen Cabinet
put into your home for $1. 00 Down and $1. 00 Weekly for a Short time covers the
: eatire offer. Do not fail to join our. club at. once before it is too late.
Anything seleCted now Will be held tor Christmas delivery it. (tested.
COAL COAL
THE COAL QUESTION
For the right firc, buy the i
,Our coal is all
right coal.
coal. It‘s good, hard, clean
coal with heat in every lump.
It costs no more than the oth-
er kinds.
ONE EVERY DAY IN
'IllE YEAR. ,. .
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Harris 81 Guns
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. Red Oak
COAL i
burns clean and gives plenty
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I of heat.
a.
A \Iipst Satis‘factory. Fuel. N
WILLIAM EFFRON
3 Rowan St. Phone 44:
1 :For Watt Service can
.. Fred H. among.
" ‘ ' Fawn Director and Embalmer -
‘ ’ ’ ’ "‘ ‘ ‘ Office and fluids
Telephone 904.;
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Norwalk Chronicler