4
‘3! a bountiful sopflydn Wearing so
- itarel and Fancy Articles, for Chriso
,1 mas. Gittl‘tdplfllkdllm m
t‘flr. all well as your muscles.
1. punts and yourmay funds.
\-
EDONNELLvs
,
i ii For Monday. ‘
i} Mather’s Pichire Framed
_1 $1. 00.
[KATURDAY 15m E19, 2914
*1 “r ~
Bonner
GOODS
.‘ ,é
a K. Banks
MWAWEMO HOTEL BLOCK.
SOUTH WALK.
W11. 9. BEERS
1
Aprons,
Boudoir Caps,
Silk Homery,
Bath Robes,
15 Today. .
All Ready For'You At
Downtown Shore
.llounelly’s . ‘
Stationery Store, 16 So. Main St.
WEATHER FORECAST.
1‘ F n Nor-walk and vicinity: Unset-EE
[1111 followed by rain or snow late
tonight and Sunday; w .'11mcr tonight;
1'. («Idol Sundm night.
it Disturhunt-es are rentml this mom-
1 lug mer- Northern Michigan and
3 Southern Texas. They are causing:
‘p' unsettled heather with win or snow
'1, in all tht (entrul districts from the
i (:uli‘ northward to the Lake region
' "l‘hr- \ilchlunn disturbance will 1110- i
'rlvtlvh puss out the St Lawrence \.1l— *
mewwmsgd u. A1,, ”pr. .1 i
of high [treasure is p duclng [liens-E
nut weather with low temperatures
Iletwraen tht Rocky Mountains andg
Ihl- Mississippi liver. ‘ " :
(auditions film! fox this vicinity:
I luudy followed. by unstttlcd weath-
his. probably with rain or snow, and
Insult-rate temperature
fiEA Eiii-AER A YEAR AGOE
TODAY. . E
l Temperature Low. 27: i1igl1,i
’8. Clear I
’1'.
E' A lost variety of hiltldkcrchit‘fs
Ihut me wonderfully dainty and 1x.
- (client \auea will he found at the
N, li‘ ltyun (‘o' 11 store.
Harry W. Mother's carpenters are
changing the doors on the entrance to
the City Hall so that one wil open in
‘ and the other out, This is a decided
' improvement.
——Speclal line of dolls, just received“
at Donnellys._ Look here before buy-
ins
Dexter James, of bowndes avenue.
has returned to his home in this city
after four years of service in the U. S
Nat y Mt‘. James will re-enlist within
a few months, receiving thereby. a re
‘ yard of $100.1
——Pencil sets for children from 100.
to $1.00. Largest assortment in town.
the place is Donnelly's. , _
The Literary Section of the Commu-
nity Club will meet Monday, Decem-
ber 21st, in the Club room. Members
who have already joined the section Judge John Keogh is 6......an to his
and those who wish to do so are re-
peated to be present. .
—-1 gross of Waterman's Fountain
' Pens always in storlt. to Choose from
at Donnelly’s.
'l‘lie Patrick Doyle place._in New Ca-
paan avenue, wasEsoldEtoday by John
H‘.’ Hayes, ”of Norwalk. to Frank P.
‘ Reynolds, of New Canaan, who intends
to have extensive repairs made and|night, when she fell while dancing on
Will make his future home there. 'Mr.
Reynolds is in the painting and paper
~hanging business in New Canaan.
12 Dancing Lessons
$500
not term starts January 4
POLLEY’S
“ ansteilanclng School
mm
RiBUILT TYPEWRITERB—L C
____________——-——————-——-—
l A
' no machines The fraeture was. then
1.1.191»
Kimonos,
Smith. Underwood
On account of the bad times we sell now at February and
March Prices. We jump right over the usual profitable sea-
Marked down everything plumb into the last ditch re-
ductioufiand will clear out Suits, Coats Dresses, Skirts, Waisis
and Furs regardless of” cqt. Do you realize what this means .
$011.
to you—cutting your garment expense in half.
THE PARIS
The style store for Ladies We alter FREE of charge
33 So. Main St.
South Norwnlk.
Remington. all other
makes. sold. rented
repaired. Rentals, til
per month. Machines;
E sold at til-per month g
31.50 1.. $5.09.
Ms. possum. {
16 South Main Street. Goods NomlltE 9 .
*LITI‘LE SHOP
“ * UNDERWEAR
MAKE YOURSELF A
CHRISTMAS PRESENT
.OF LASSES.
Stir the New Year with clear
, iyflmf‘“. '
_ . pert Professional
‘ti 3 ire without charge.
Glasses as low as 82.00.
Open Sat. Eve. Eat. 1697.
TH AMER
ocuua'rs mo oP‘ncrans
31 Atlantic Square. Stamiordfionn
Open Sat. Evans. Est. 1897.
Examine»
9......
Miss Anna Bullil an and Frank Mara .
tin of South Norualk spent TuesdayE ‘ _ .’
evening in town as the guests of Miss I .. E
Flsis Allen. —-Westporter Herald . 1 ..
lire lusurnrce Facts
YOU SHOULD KN
Fire insurance mews merit than
honest fitentiona: Six out of SEVEN
Fire Insurance Companies. or'ganlred
in this county. have failed or abandon
ed the business. To LIVE and furnish
real indemnity a compuy must have
ouroes to welt up it iiciea. me
$8“!ka 0:261- the rage of fiiiin
of the companies "presumed by us
and then pick a big substantial com
pany that you can depend on in time .
of trouble. it. cost! no more to insure.
‘.
.-. A... 1
The members of Lincoln Council, 0 ‘
U. A. M. last evening EEmet in theirE
rooms. on Washington street. and
transacted the regular Erotiu'ue busi-
EN
The Connecticut Company has de-
cided to make a stopping place for
trolley we travel. at the new, Rood:
nor Theatre. on North Main street. A
pole has been painted white to desig-
onto this chanse. '
The Central Club, a new organiza-
tion. with rooms over the central Food
in a real good mm,“
building. on Railroad avenue. has dis-
banded. It is probable the rooms will
be taken over by another club, com~ Taylor & Game“
posed of local young men. ' OOUTH NORWALK rnuot co.
rt e t of Water- ’ BUILDING. '
--Llrgest also m 11 E
man's Fountain Pens in the city can lli‘rhlifl’lloxlli 123-.
be had at Donnelly 5. COME TO THE
Jesse '1‘. ‘Dunbar, formerly of Green- St. LadiSIISHII i . I ,
wlch, has removed to Norwallt, where , "w as C “‘0'“:
he will make his future home at 1.0 Church Fill
Union Park. Mr. Dunbar has become
associated with Attorney Leo Davis. in
the practice of law.
1. FOUR EVENINOS. .
GOMMSNCWG CUN‘DAY, .DEC. 20.
in the Church Basement.
‘Bny your Xmas presents there—-
Toys, Stationery, Religious Articles.
5c and 101: articles.
EoBIy your Xmas presents at 0‘ Brien’ s.
' George Gerrish had a slight fire in
his home. on Murray street.- last night,- JEWELIRY—Ail below prices
Eat 6 o’.clock The blaze was confined stores.
Ito the parlor Before it had been ex- 1" E E -
tingulslied by members of the hoist;- '
ho id and neighbors. the flames a .
Bed Oak .
COAL
done quite a little damage.
burns clean and gives plenty
in
——Ladies’ Velour Hats. O'Brien‘s.
: —.———~
: Mayor Francis J. Burneli has ap-
pointed Charles J. Pldgeon to serve on
‘the committee to appraise the equip
Emehts of the police departments in the
‘Iplace of Collector Albert M. Pohlman,
who resigned because of his duties in
connection with his new ethos.
of heat.
A Most Satisfactory Fuel.
. WILLIAM EFFRON .
3 Rowan .St. Phone 441
home. on Man in Bench Tract, with an
attack of pneumonia. Last night
Judge Keogh passed a fairly easy
night and today continued to improve
slightly. The doctor predicts complete
recovery within a short time. .
pREYFUSS' Pnnrscrl‘on, 5 cr.
“amour—4225 sex or so.
JUNK. DEALER
You only need write a postal " or
phone to Samuel Jane, successor to
Wm. Enron, and you will get a ready
market for things which you don't
want such as rags, papers,- bottles,
rubbers, scrap-iron. metals, feather
bed: a specialty. We are waiting for
w...
MR8. WHITLOOK HA8 BAD FALL.
Mrs. Edward Whitlook, of 47 Belden
avenue, sustained a fracture of the el-
bow of her right arm, last Monday
the Armory floor. At the time of the
tell she did not give the injury any
serious thought as the pain was slight.
The next day the pain still troubled
her and the arm had swelled some-
what. Not suspecting that any hoops
were broken Mrs. Whitlock did not your call. Samuel Julie, 37 Fort
call her physician until last night. street. ”0110.499.
when the ‘pain became intense. Dt. . . ‘
W. J. Tracey attended her and this
simmer-11er- to the Hospital,
where the injury was put under the x:
,ror usage-u 8.0.1?th! can.
" PM _.H:- Corinna.
Furs, , '
u-r. B011!-
4%
It is a
‘1‘ e};
DOIT
’A. STULL
The Peoples Trust Co.
GENERAL BANKING
--—EXTRA SPECIALS-—
Uiicctia. Biscuits, 3 pkgs. ..’... ..................... 10¢
Delicious Creamery Butter, 11 ‘lb. ................... 34¢
Process Butter in prints ...... ‘ ...................... 3 0¢
l’urc l.caf Lord, 2 lbs. ............................ ‘ 25¢
24 Corns: eraser.
EAST uoawauc
Get the Saving . Habit
Hundreds of 310mm in Romnlk lave become systornatic sav-
l‘l'u who 11 to“ weeks ago had not considered this important nint-
lll'ti [uni-d to sum.
11111qu of from 81
111041101] oi saving-by which
Borgls of Thrift, Perseverance
and independence
on wldclt deepest“ are made monthly for three were run] draw
inn rest at the rate or 4 per cent, show dearly the advantage or
ngulnr depends.
This is a plan by which y
Bonds are issued in do
‘ (or bonds in monthly payment-1. or deposits, and at the. mint-My
or the bond, all the money you lune [add in will be paid over to
your, «mun-r with interns at 4 per cent.
4%
to 82:5. You pay
itWTomedtohyuidc
y. Konrimml’o m1. month, lune the Esame
“room at ltllrrty to pmhaac as many bands as you desire '
and the ll‘l'uln who wishes to room for the mind.
=W1-lonmo;slatlnsoneimbmnalotd the “uptake.
luorderto complete first term. and re...
' -_ceive the amount oiyolrdspositwilll n.
terestatipcrceniormmhuasllls.
youluusteuroii More heist-1945.
TODAY.
1 goofirA—u. .00 mm uoxm amounts no
HM PER MONTH AMOUNTS 'N)
; , manages—ppm rm moms AMOUNTS T0
.01. team-atom mm MONTH ”rooms no
cases E—asom PER MONTH .monnrs 'ro
7' Washington 31.,
South Nor-walk.
SAFE DEEPOSI'I‘ “AM
do at‘
340.00
’ .00.”
”00.00
8400.00
ll .005.“
p
E. T. Bates-
AUCTIONEER
SOUTH NORWALK
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in
It always comes back to this—You want your gifts first
of all to please and then to be practit al and’ lasting ’ '
We ofier two first class stocks, comprising Jewelry of evil
cry description, Diamonds, \\ atchcs, Bracelets, Lavaliieres,
Sleeve Links, Pins, Etc. Sterling Silver and Silver Plated
Ware carefully selected and at moderate prices.
‘tl
Coleburn and Lauder
. THE JEWELERS. t
, 96 Was‘inttcn 51 set. South Norwalk. "-'
“all Sim Norwalk.
tpen Evenings Until Christmas.
Vaast Bros. Garage
Agents for
Chalmcr and Cole Cars;
Touring Cars, Limousinesand Taxi Cribs 1'
FOR HIRE * ‘
DAY, WEEK OR MONTH. '
'“It
Special Storage to Commuters. Stairway from Garage to sections.
Auto Supplies—Firestone, Goodrich. U. 8. Tires. . ‘
All Reair Work Guaranteed. Lowest Prices. EOlien Day arid
fEL. 1860.17 CHESTRUT STREET. SOUTI'Ef NOR ’M 7
.lt‘i.
Bargain Call at
Luther M Wright”
Garage
Franklin Street
EXCEPTIONAL FINANCIAL STAEBiL ITV
EXCELLENT FACILITIES
PROMPT AND COURTEOUs SERVIGI
Are the factors which have made this institution what it is to-
day. 1 .4. ~
THE °L°EST [BANK m Noaw‘mr.‘f
4
c
funeral Director. and Emulator
Cerburundum Sharpening Stones
01113111
CHAS E. now
“BERT ll MilRGAN Successor
11: trams-131. ‘
Will Meet You
The Royal: James ln'n
New Years Eve
There will be an extraordinary entertainment, including; a V
class CAB \BET. SUPPER WILL BE 81.
I. have reserved my table. firms for E_tliEe Celebration
4.
: ' The City National‘iBafi‘
on public of oni- endeavors to do the best possible even in
matters We 11‘s to omtlnile .m" business on thlalprirlcbflr
Satisfied Deposrtors .— -
we believe that I strut-riled deixlsltor is n Bank's best: ad
mono—dint udiclcnt service will reap its own toward. '
Our side‘s... has come from serving well, and the ammonium
En!
we Invite yen. to; become a SATISFIED . DEPOBI'IOR
Norwalk Chronicler