9;:
Dir
éaiuaoar. one. in; mi?
i ‘ ° '
Lomtng .
The little ones and big ones are on
the look-out. waiting for him. The
store is filled to its utmost flth goods
for Christmas gifts in wearing apparel
and fancy articles that are serviceable
and useful.
E. K. BANKS
Mahaekemo Hotel Block.
South Norwalk.
Miss Patten Beard's
New Book
“ 'l'llli BLUEBIRD’S ”
JUST OUT.
The best book ever published for
children from six to twelve Years
old.
DONNELLY'S
BOOK STORE.
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IIIII NEWS
tAttorney Leo Davis, is in Hartford
today, on business.
’l‘lre (‘ompo Life Guards, of West
port, tietented the Regents of Bridge
port, I'ihl night, by ihe. store of 40
to 22.
"Just received a new lot of 3c, 5c.
and We engraved Xmas cards. Beers
Stationery store, Wall street.
ExMayor Ferdinand B. Smith, of
Main street, left yesterday for the
South, where he will remain during
the winter.
(Because of the Weather conditions
there was no meeting yesterday of the
W. (I. 'I‘. U. The sessions of this or-
ganization will probably it suspended
until after the holidays.
A supper was given at the Norwolir
‘Hotel. Thursday evening, by the Hun-
gry human. A number of Norwalk men
enjoyed a pleasant time.
-tl Cogswell. of
pas turten to the Narumabc Home
this Irtorning by Sergeant Thomas
Hunt and Charity Commissionir
George Raymond. Mrs. (‘ogswell is
believed to be mentally unbalanced.
—‘Su“mcripiions for any magazine
taken ill Donnelly's also foreign sub
scriptions taken care of at the lowest
prices. if you are giving it for a Xmas
gift we will gite you a card to send
to let the party lines it is coming.
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Knigh' strut
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.nisht-tesroei-Imiuot Um humanoid-emit
:TrmeWXORM 1Nav-oo—Tho roe-hr moor
1 ,oorvieooftlloehuchiohddotn
1 lunoh' g._
The regular Saturday night
‘will be enjoyed tonight in the South
{Norwalk club. Including Man, Evolved Iby Atonie
1 11mm!
1 in Rowayton Baptist church. on nextI Wednesday
evening. testimony
well-known evangelist, will be married; To both those services at. public
'1. cordially invited.
I Sunday school at 9:46 a. in.
its S. Woods, of Pound Ridge, N. Y.
, Regular matters will be discussed1
at Monday night‘s meeting of the Old ,3,- some W 000'! each week
Well IHook & Ladder Co. This meet- 4” holidays excerpted. from 8:18 ‘0
ling was adjourned from last Monday14- 30 p ,3
night. 1
1
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We'll make it easy to find a
present for HIM that gives ,
emphasis to the Xmas greet- i
lets. 1
All kinds of fine furnishings
packed in our attractive holi—
day boxes.
Silk suspenders with silk gar- ,
ters to match. 1
Silk socks and neckwear that
Tomorrow night the choir of the Arthur Jones. Allen. Kat, writes:
ney Pills I would never the able
1work in the hay field."
he enjoyed.
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At the meeting of Lincoln Cotrncil.
1tIieted for the Christmas entertain-1'9”“ overworked or diseased kid-
match.
1 merit. which the lodge will present onlm,"_
Cglavéat, Socks and Handker- 1next Saturday evening. 1 Sold everywhere.
c re . 1 ____________ .
All kinds of Leather Goods
for traveling.
On Monday of next week before RECRUITS CALLED
!Judge Edwin Thomas, a hearing uillI OUT IN ENGLAND
the started to determine the ownership 1 ()\' I)()f\ 1)“. 18 ll 50 a
Toilet Sets, Bags, Suit Eat the interest which accumulated on ___r our ClilSSlS of re,t‘ruits who
Cases, Umbrelas, EtC. the Ibank deposrts in the Loewe case. iiilisietl untIt‘I‘ the l‘arl of
1mm and Danbury banks are inter I)erl)v s plan \\t‘i’t called out to—
ested day by royal proclamation.
..-. an mwrudm
The Reed 8t Volk
Electrical (Io,
The Only Fully Eoulppoo
ELECTRICAL IHOP
' In the Town
AUTO IUPPLIII
Phon. ”6—60 lo. Mala It...
5 to. Nor-yolk. Music Hall Iloflt
Rogers& Stevens __._
I k. Norwalk.
South Norwal Inlght at the meeting of Eureka Re
1 H.__-_.-E m .- .-- .__.. bekah Dodge. 1.0. 0. F. Election will
The members of the Sunday sclrooi the held on tlrt night of December 3191. i
of St I adislaus' Hungarian Catholic At that evening as well. there will be
church are planning to present a enjoyed a box social at which mem-I
Christmas entertainment on Dec. 26. here of Butler Lodge,l. O O. R, will
~—-——— he the invited guests. initiation will
Miss l‘earl lr‘rnke, of the Sentinel beheld on January 7th.
business Orin-.e is ill at her home on1
\\' oodward avenue Her trinity friendsl
I Ire pleased to know that her condi
tion is very favorable.
____~_.
—lt pays to buy your Xmas gifts at
Brand's Jewelry store.
Members of South Norwalk (‘ouncll'
Knights of Columbus, are planning io'
journey to New York city. tomorrow.I
where they will enjoy a John McCor-1
mack concert in the Hippodrome. 'l‘he1
proceeds of the affair will go toward
the home to be built by the New YorkI "Ice", Inns
Knights of Columbus. The local co m-:" Croce 8t.
13 Woodward Ave
rnittee in charge of arrangements in 1 'P -.
eludes. John F. McMahon l). wrrtram' M" 152: s°“"' "°"‘”"" C‘-
Iliarford. William F. Tammany. .lohn1s'rmlmaE AND REPAIRING FORD
'W. Sculley and Thomas F. McMahon. WORK A SPECIALTY.
1 Tim. Tubes and Supplies. Prompt
Service a Feature.
"V\
Judge (‘nse of Bridgeport has st»
mined the demurrer to the plea of
abalemtnt made by the defendant ill
the foreclosure suit of Raymond-
Brothers vs. The Norwalk investment
Company.
Oscar Squires, local —,baker slipped
Iin front of his home on 36 West ave Tire local corp of the Salvation
'nue, yesterday. and ““8 unfortunate Army would be glad to receive the
genough to sprain his ankle. A phy names and address of any real poor1
Islciarr attended \i‘r Squires His (hildren or‘ the Norwaik district that.
-lllli.'.lil be in danger of finding them-
1many friends “”9“ him ‘ speedy “d selves uitnout anything to cheer them
complete recovery. I
on (‘hristmas morning. A card ad-
dressed to Adjutant Magee. 11 Osborn
Among the passengers sailing today avenue. will secure to every real poor,
on the steamer "Lampasas’" of the boy or girl something in the line of al
Mallory litre, is Enoch L. Hoyt, whose prestnt ,
w '0 s or 8 will re- open in a few days in one half
dationa through the otlice of J. M.
‘ of “likens (‘andy store. on North.
Layton & (o ,,l.nc agents of the Mal- Main street I
lory line at South Norwalk.
TEETH AND
APP E \RANCE
Your first presentation will
leave a lasting impression.
Good, if you show care in your
toilet. Negletccd tccth show
carelessness in other details.
See
Dr. J. H. Mallory
Let him render. at. a nominal
charge, Ins professronal assist-
ance.
YOU OWE IT TO YOUR-
A Beauty Secret
Todhay‘téglltelzlrr skin, bright eyes
an a yappearancc, your
digestion must be good—
bowels and liver kept active
One. of the large elm trees in front1
of the Royal James lnn was noticed;
this morning to be sagging at a dan--
gerous angle The police were notiI
..tied and or‘derett the tree to be supj
ported with guy wires Tire tree is!
i
Subject Doe.19th.—lo the Universe,
IMonday, Miss Carrie Viola Wilbur, the menu n g “to“ 1
A reading room is maintained oti
—WORKED IN THE HAY FIELD. .
“l 1
FIN 'MBIMISl M- E- church, 0’ 3“- have been troubled with bladder and?
Norwalk, will render Christmas car-1nd“). troubles for a good many‘
035. A very interesting program will years. if it were not for pow, Kid-‘
t0.
Men and women past middle age_
10- U- A- 5-. Preparations were com Ifind these pills a splendid remedy tor‘
It WI" be ““85“” ‘0 operate on one of the largest in the town. nnd1
James Hendrick. negro. who “"03 5“" its cloae proximity to the trolley and
iously injured When kicked by Rob- electric light wires. made it a sourcei
and regular. Assist nature-take
SELF AND FRIENDS
ert Thomas Thursday night. Thomas
.13 still locked up under bonds of
$250, awaiting trial 'before Judge 0.1
M. Voshurg’h for assault.
—-HOLIDAY GIFTS.
Angora wool caps and scarf set
Linen handkerchiefa at 25c to 50c.
Silk hosiery. 25c, 50c and 98c. Fancy
bags. etc. Hats at reduced rates at
Miss Polhenrus. 80 Washington street
South Norw alk.
FOSS' AND HUYLER'S CANDY
Fancy Xmas Packages.
Kodaks, Toilet Articles, Perfumes.
Willem-Powell Corporation
Pnescmerlou onuoolo'ro.
32 Washington Street
1 South Nomllt. Geno.
of danger if left unsupported. Line1 BEECHAM ’s to ”South .Main at" .80th I‘m-gift.
cum I. m. m. u a o
men were secured and the tree was ‘ ”H ”mm ‘ OIIIU- ’- . V
made secure with heavy guy wires 1
PILLS
hoods-biker Ndiehoiotho'lelfl.
Sold-I'm“ Ilka-milieu!“
cHlCIlES]: rtéiis‘ Plus
I The Norwaik Girls crui) basketball'
team was defeated last night in the
'rBerkeley Street Hall, by the team»
from New Rochelle College. The col
lege team was the regular varsity1
.team and had played together for1
three years. The Norwalk girls havc1
will find a large
selection of
You :hsirstmas
at reasonable prices.
Gifts
only been plating about four weeks,1 ';'."" ...:m “W
and therefore could not break up the __. ' m3, N lk P w
.f‘rne team work of the New Rochelle 9 M'hnw- I. mm orwa a n
girls. nor work their own team workI choir-an it
ymhamuhhw-eya m
SIIDBVWIGNSMMF!
Ford Car
Enclosed
:successfully. A large crowd was pre-?
sent, and dancing was enjoyed after1
;the game. until 12 o'clock. Music for
this was furnished by the Sterling-“
1Weiinitz orchestra.
_—SQUIRE'S HOME MADE BAKERY.t
.will reopen in a few days in one half;
'of Wilken's Candy store. on Northl
IMoln street.
Shop
J08. ROSENFIELD, Prop.
40 Water 8L, So. Not-walk. Conn.
ANYTIME
The Ideal Gift
The very best Christmas present for your son,
daughter or your employees.
A SAVINGS- BANK BOOK.” ,
No more satisfac tory_ gift can be had and it takes
but a moment to arrange it. ’ -
Day or Night
Our spacious and 133%
automobile will
ANDREW TAYLOR
pinion.
Livery and Trucking
Tops
$45.00
Installed $55.00 .
Phone Darien Conn.
D. W. FLINT
52 North Main St, So; Norwalk. COAL.
Phone 5oz: ma wsi season co; Inc.
I 3 Rowan Be. Told“ not Nomllt
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All: for each prices for HEP OAR
3.,
CHARNOK S MARKET
-t..
in... can 70 North right . ulna . or.- deliver; *‘“
.- ., ~ .> ,.- ' “7:!"
THU! 1’0 IT. “All.
STERLING
m.
chased may be
set aside for
Xmas Eve dc-
livery.
Christmas Specials
I 50c Doll Carts 3
Steel Frame Folding Doll Cart with Leatherette Hood. for
|
I
9c
39¢
AN IDEAL BABY’S CHRISTMAS GIFT.
$2 to $4 value, Beautiful Cut Glass, for $1.29
EXTRA SPECIAL!
I FAC-SlMILE OIL PAINTINGS of famous Artists
.At very special prices ..Priccs ........................ 3.31.25. $1.95 and $2 50
The high artistic value wil be appropriate to the home of I:
Furniture
The real true practical
gift that will last a life-
time.
A piece for any room of
the home is always ac-
ceptable.
ll 127-129-131 Washlnaion Si. PHONE 105 ‘
1 f(,f(/
FORD COUPELET
'Now Ready. Let Us Show You I
In the new Coupelet most of the good features of dieing]:-
ed Winter Closed Car are provid—
pm:IT'S the ideal all-the-ycar-round car for business and
pleasure f b doctors
' be t to osition or usy
lT Shattethe anagram P the dash the beauty women motor—
ists demand. _
FORD COUPELET rs certainly a wonder-combina-
n... 0‘ mom Style and Big Value!
a“ $590
The Price is
Only
F..O B. Detroit.
In a few days we will be able to show yOu the New SE-
DAN—now on its way. The Coupelet is already here.
DUTEE W. FLlNT.
52 N. MAIN ST.
\
LooK. LOOK!
COUPON Good For 5c to 25c
According to Purchase
O’BRIEN. THE HATTER
SOUTH N‘ORW'ALfie '1
The Sterling. Furniture Co.
II . . Squamous Conn.
M
Suggestions for
. ‘ o o
. Christmas Gifts
Pocket Knives from . .25: to $3.00
Carving Sets from..$1.50 to $7.50
Scimro .................. 25c up
Scissors and Manicuring Sets.
Andirono and Fire Sets.
Therm Bottles ........ $1.25 up
Flash Light: ......... 75c to $2.50
Thermometers ...... 15c to $3.50
Slum ........ . ...... 85c to $3.50
Flexible Flyero ..... $1.00 to $5.00
High Grade Carts for Boys.
Erector Building Sets for boys
.................. $1.00 to $5.00
Razors . ............ $1.00 to $4.00
Children Sets of Tools in chests,
................... 25c to $5. 00
Carpenter's Tools, Machinist
Tools, Guns, Fishing Tackle and
other useful articles.
AlbertD. Morgan
(Successor to Choc. E. Dow.)
112 WASHINGTON ST.,
80. NORWALK, CONN.
v—.
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CALL US UP
“" '° ““1 "uh our trouble
Ion rxiigklrti‘larund when non...
m 0 g In
..ul "’0“ PM! III Your
PLUMBING
defective. antiquated, nanni-
M or worn out, have us make
.5.
IODERN PLUMBING
JOBBING A aesctauv
canines aNiisn -j
. .‘fol. rm.
.§:ll ii lfidflhliii
‘ ctr .lit a shimmy
.K‘E‘rfizlfl'lj. a"; ”N'
-><>‘.~
. _o ....
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.wit ~,
~t.
IAIN a. i” v I
..A‘ 1’ k .. . 1
c. ,
Chriflmas Trees
‘1'!- new on an“: chum”. ‘ .
!RNM use io‘t- of oat-mm Tm,
around. "A carioad lil-
.. modulator “1,1,.
Norwalk Chronicler