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All!) A. L. GOLDEN
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yawn, DEC. i, 1916 “
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. TOMORROW
,_ tide 4:48 a. m.: 5:16 p. m
1 13‘” 7:00; sets 4:24
PHONE CALLS
l Rooml—qz.
Office—93.
. Branch Office—1388.
‘ , I Residence—2184.
I" @MitOt's Residence—7524.
1h; . 1113-12.
Moher’: Residence—Boo.
" 'E SHINING GODDESS
ultlltlt‘ of Liberty in Ncw
will. “fill henceforth literally
him m \l complied with :1
act will? '
>}'>lt‘lll that will
-‘ltti't; Ilii- goddess n tl‘ut'
l’uul'il» 91v out lllt' gigantic filt-
Admir .
overturn” rebel against the
"Liberty," which for lltirt)
only by day, will
, AVE’F.
P; .4115 has shone
i now shine still brighh-r by night. Tho
landmark that h.» such a hold on the.
' «fictitious or the nations. typify-lug lls‘
eplrlt more thttn any other American
.‘ monument, will lllt-illl more than ever
to the returning citizt n and to the ca:
3r immigrant, straining his eyes [or
I first slimline of llis l}. 'n' home.
There is no morc wonderful sight
'in the world New York seen.
‘ Just as darkness fullx. from a liner or
=1! ferry boat coming up the boy how.
E' Muuhatmn looms out of the dark-
m like a. fairy land. it.- not build
imrim height on hetulil with their
.‘tena‘ot thousands tiny. luminom
Windows. Around tire till the marina
Il‘htfl of the sltimning.
flooded to malt-e thc “.ilit‘t'lill'lt‘ coni-
illete. The G(|(ltl|‘>':~‘ of Liberty now
dominated the whole ect-ne. its it
than
()1
One thing \v;t.~
m‘nhou'ltl.
4' This last chapter is \vorthy oi the
haters. The ntatute was given to this
notion by France, paid for by the con-
ifllfiltions ot the French people. It
W net ill) on a liedostiul built by pop-
illnr subscription this country.
[00" it ls illuminated with money pro-
flaed by similar on‘erinn‘ lrotn tent:
q! Wanda of humblc Americans. it
/ ‘ and
in
_ Q‘Fpreaents, in every hit of bronze
' m and every flush of light.
“all! people of the two fi'ccst nations
broom. ‘
“w.-- .9.
the
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to;
DELIVERING MILK
inew plan of city milk delivery
. fi'betbn proposed to it New York 101:-
‘1‘“th committee now investigating
: )8L’h111k, problem. lir.
9 gym, secretary of the
«Committee, wants
:0. sanction a mill; monopoly in
hummus. under city reculntion.
,illea is to divide the. city into
W08. “signing them among the
to companies now opcrnting, tmd
‘tooch company sole rights in its
_ litrlct. By this device, argues
the cost of distribution—
I\'ew York
the limit-‘13-
‘D
present equals the cast of
n—would be greatly reduced,
a {lime \r0uld he no more over-
13! milk routes. The city. of
ould he expected to super-
. Mness and make 'sure that
or: would get the benefit
mwg“*dflhl;¢afi
,‘rURE ALMANAC FOR
[NO SENTINEL TELE-
Managei ‘s Residenco—
Fm . -i "enlightening that
Charles E1
V in! commotion is en
_ mad the man connect.
in. batter tor "913nm
inn when~ we no w
“mus-nuan- wilt-hut“
mil-It.-
to to DO
Mania-od-ucmrun
oli’ (brow-mica in this W tun! ill
a mat natty 0th.! moat it- uh"?
‘C‘Q‘.
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THE ALLIED ITONACH
Ruuzi-ania. on lhc- mop. look» oddly;
liite the human stomach as pictured
in a phyaiulouirnl than. me! the re :
sembluuo mun! than pictorial '
In.) its position. as the center 0‘ thei
mmpean war m. Romania might‘
have been conparod. of lute. to thei
ntomach of the allied ”IVS. In the;
mat prize tight or notions. the Gel";
manic powers have aimed their hear-l
lest blows at it. l
That stomach now hu 3 revere‘
pain in it.
i
t
i
t
is
The German right and,
lift havc both landed full and square.
As a result Roumanla. lately so l‘()l'l‘,
it?
i
l
fitlcnt. has doubled up in agony.
looks :1 :
But
blow often come hat-k.
if she may be counted out.
nugilinta after a knock-outl
And Vthen \v’s.I
l
'sé‘e the extraordinary spectacle 0| i '
‘ 1
Serbia, utterly crushed lttst year. nowi
winning victories over tho Bulgarianr, l
‘und lleigitnn, ground under the iron5
theel of Germany. still fighting bat-1L!
there i< no tenson to expect that Rou~
. ll ‘ .
mania i~ to be put permanently out L JOHN DOE."
‘of tho war by the present conquc'sto'
ol‘ Falkenhnyn tin:
less the Roumanians are it less court-ig-
.“Juhn Doc" is :t littlc short-r
liit'kwl up on thc ~trt-cls of ch
York city liy thc polit‘c. llt-
habhlcs thc nann-x of \\‘L'~lt‘l‘ll and
middle \vcstcrn ltl\\ll~ and stairs.
,fo that the policc llt'llt'Yt' he lived
I” that part of the country.
you rct‘ogxiiZc “John Doc," now
lll charm- of the (‘lnltlrcn's Socie-
ty in New York t‘li\’. the mono
gcrs there \\'Uultl “M to hear
from you.
and Mackenscn.
cons hosed than any other nationality
participating in the war, they will yet
come back.
1 It htw often been reiterated in the
that
[quest i; t‘()lllltilr:lll\'t‘l_\' unimportant in
"What
territory. but men.
last year or two trrilorial con-
counts in the him.
The
Tcntons liztvc taken a large part 01'
Roumnninn coil. and may lulu) morn.
I
They may “in all but the northern;
this “ill".
run i4 not
FRANZ JOSEPH LEAVES
FORTUNE TO ACTRE“
end. it: tween and Russia.
But lllllt‘SR they destroy the Rouman-
Hungary Katherina Schratt.
Scandal, II Remembered in
ion :ll'llllt‘s. their H‘H'PI'SB may he only Ruler'a Will
l LONDON, UPC. 1. --~.\ [Write dht-
'pntch to the Wirelcea l’rt-i-it “ya that
the will of Emlmrer Francis JOE-i’llll.
\\lll(‘ll was opened thv morning after
his death to uncertain \yhcthcr it coir
ltiinetl directiom for his funeral. was
found to have in it u prm'inion {or it
tclllpot‘ttl‘y.
Thus for the ltnlk of the Rotllnnniun
fort-es hntc ramped. ‘ l'nle.~.~a thr~y
trough in i't’ll’t‘ul, they have always it
onto And
then the 'l‘entons may expect to scr'
them rollinz back next spring, rested,
"equipped re-lnforccd by hun-
dreds of thousands of anians.
The (lernmns have won one of the
retirement into lluusiu.
tictreu Kntlitrina Scltratt. This part
or the will, the dupouh says, who
dated home years hack. while other
clout-ten httd been added during! the
untl
m” «pm:
legacy of 50,000 pounds Merling to the ' '
If
Once a Court "
Vinost lnilli.tnt campaigns of the War, “1"". . *~'
1 .. ' .1 l 1 ‘ derl ll' Prince“ Elizabeth. the ctnporer'n
ccurly “mm” m" “on ' u " granddaughter. inherits tht' sumo
executed, They have been mtly “mung l
holppd by the ltottmhnians‘ strategic Once a Court Scandal ~ .
Katherlnu Schratt. formerly of tho
lmporiul Theatre, for yearn \Aflti an
intimate of Emporcr Francis Jascnh.
At Schoenbrunn cutie Frau Schmtt
was ticcuutomcd to appear nearly m»
cry afternoon to how the etrporer
company for an hour or two. He. in
turn culled .'ll her town house, where
he Wu able to meet friends of his
,own choosing and not Elll‘filfl imparted
errors and luck of hmry guns. But-
there that this ends
the epiaode.
trophe lilttntleretl into by the Allies
costing much linic, trcnsnre and blood
. . . 4
ll doesnt decide any-
is no evidence
ll in just nnotlier chains-
.to overcome
Ellllllfl. lt docsn‘t end the war. -lt
merely prolongs it.
i ” ’. """‘ ' on him by Jothuette or renaons 01'
‘ FIFTEENCENT MEALS anine. The l‘t‘ltttionn between lhc two
continued lu the emperor‘s old up
‘ \\‘hilt- thc (‘liicago board of health
hm: liteu busy with its «lti-cents-a-duy-
for-food nonsense, a Chicago Sunday
and became accepted in Vienna. where
theoevem criticism they caused in
earlier yenri. betore the death of the
“'1‘“ “Wt” ”W i‘ has served ”l“ empress. gradually dicd away.
liliitner to 33 persons. at it cost of l9.“I M._.____- LOWER
than 1.1 cent: nplccc'. .CO-OPERATIV'E,RI:1:;RES
ltm-l’ lonl‘. mashed potatoes and; WASHINGTON. Nov, 29.4?0-0paru-
gravy. liicltles. chili sauce, llma henna, tivea stores in rural comintmltlos gen-
huttcr. pumpkin til” orally tend to lower prices. agricul-
und coli‘r-c‘ iturnl department experts have found
Thc labor and fuel 'tn on extensive lnvutintlon of the
l subject. but poor management of such
counted in either case. The sole con- enterprises has resulted in their toll-
sideratlon was the original cost of the ure in mm bases and has emphasized
food materials. ”no necessity for
Both experiments are worthless. so where cooperative
far as practical value to thc avcrlxe‘mken '
3American family is concerned. There"
are five people in that average family.
and the” head of the house doesn‘t
have :2 or more a day to pay for food-
stuff. '
What
I
l
t
l
‘hol biscuit and
coal were not
says it summary of the investigatlo
made public today by the department
“has very great possibilities in this
country it the former can be made to
lunderstond the necessary relation 0!
éthciionoy to (manual humus."
economlcnli The investigation reported that in
we wont are
meals made of 15 cents‘ worth of inn-2w dividends" had atch from
terms per pcraon are luxuries to be» Wt! concerns. but warned
those contemplating ormmflon 0|
innit-mun“ ‘5'- -
:
careful methods;
selling is under-
“The cooperative More. in general,“ 5
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it"
means for common talk. to when» some instances "flung: uvlngs no]
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.hard service -- $1.98 Pair
Opening Tomorrow on Our Spacious
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mug Tomorrow We Have Planned the‘ amt;
est Cont Sale We Have Ever Presented
288 Women’s and Misses’ C .
HighBSt- Standml Winter ' Oats
At Senséttionally Low Prices
These Coats came to no late ~-Wedn
foremost garment makers. " ’
Every Garment is Full or de Lined. The Materitils are the Fines":
The Colors—Brown groan Burgundy plant. navy ameth '
. . . . . yst, taupe. Chant-sun, id,
There s all the popular an d much wanted materials, including the soft warm ngvia i?£ha¥om§mn:gen and lblfbgk'
trimmed vnth fur. Thu is about that way thopricn run— . ' m» are :3 rately
Sale
15 to 16.50 Coats pr...
17.50 t0,l9.50 Coats 33""
22.50 to 24.50 Coats 3‘33.
26.50 to 2.8.50 Coats 22.50
29.50 to 31.50 Goa 24.50
Sale
SPECIAL SALE OF FUR'S
Price
MUFFS
Sale
Price
Black Wou~$14.50-319.50
Red R°*-~$20.00-$39-50
Taupe FOX«$29.5o—'u5.m
Black Fox-~519.50‘-”5.00
M olcckin ~ $29,50~m00
Hudson Seal~$16,50-—.24.50
Skunk-WWW“
Raccoon~$9°.50~—SI9.50
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$12.50
15.50
19.50
.
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SCARFS
$10.W$16.50
$16.00--$35.00
$27.50~-$45.00
$12.00* $39.50
5850—84530
SETS
Racoom $29.50
Black 1%me 50
mp. Pow-335.00
Gray Foknaso
Clo“ Fox—m.”
38.50—82250 351”" Wm“ Ftut—$85.00
1* - ' “
A multitude of Blonketa—a mountain of styles and col.
ors and sizcg. Blunkcts for Robes. Couch ThWOrs, Bod Cov-
Saturday--W0men’s Serge
Dresses al $10.95 '
A remarkable special purchase of Drones to which has ' ‘
erings, Dans. gent added fifty from regular stock that have been selling at It
15.00. .
Each model representsd is made of excellent serge with 9‘.
Beacon Crib Blankoto in
attractive patterns and rev
mum. 79¢
Beacon Indian Blankets
in the gorgeous tribal color-
tnzs ...... W33.“
Beacon. Fancy Blankets
are sconce and hard to get
becauu of many colored
dyes used. Plenty bore. _
$4.50 Patr
Every woman who knows
the soft comfy. thickness.
the warmth without weight
of Beacon‘Blankets will be...“
glad we brought this great
collection to Norwalk.
Here are White Blankets
with silk binding to match.
the colored pink or blue’
border ...... $2.98 pair
Beacon Gray Blankets for . .
collar of white laille or satin.
“Regingotc.” Moyenage and Waiatlinc models to se-
lect from, in navy, black, green and brown. Sizes 34 to 42.
Kid Gloves
Drcuy Gloves,mode of soft, pliable glacc kid skins, ~
trim fitting and very satisfactory, in pearl. pastel and but- , .
ter shades. A splendid value .............. . ..... $1.49 ’1
KID AND CAPESKIN GLOVES
Both Pique Sewn. execllent qualities. in the most want.
ed tan shades for street wear. A Pair ........... . $1.49 ll
MOCHA GLOVES -
Our showing includes every new style and color that is
desirable for street ovdrem Price . ......... $1.75 pail
Third Floor the Great Big Bright Jolly
TOYLAND.
IS BRIMFUL OF ALL KINDS OF TOYS.
‘NOWALK’EE-‘NSV‘; CO
FWM
Troops of Hobby Horses. a Whole Batalion of Doll
Carriageo, Bicycles. Dolls Galorc, Games and Picture
Books, Stereopticon. lllcchartical Toys. “Erector" and Model
Building Sets. “111er You never saw so many Toys—and—
.u of the well-mad; um um last. '
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chi-dedoniy on Christmas or Thank!» mti e stores first. to make aural ‘
giving. Host houaewlveo have to' tig- gm they “a, that would innuenci 799. S. P. 0. Elks will met. at their . ‘ . . 5 . .
are out three "sonnet!" a day at u the “MB“ 0‘ guh’undefi‘kwy 'Houc. 6580. Main an; 30. Nomi!» f M - m - . ‘ , f 7. . -» , ,, ‘ . .
marersceuuthan 15. ~ ‘ _..—_—————-~—---- .- .tu'm’ “mm“ W‘ 13km“ t g ‘ A I M i 7. 1 J V a L i
. _________._____é__ .AUIO. mama to KILLED IN “fab“ “PE”! “5‘ m ‘ ‘. .. . - -‘ A Mi mmgmt‘af
PRIZEI‘ Fox Avmxons l on; RAGE. .WM‘M mm mom, N . With all CM Sales ~ ‘ . . -
mm m ”2...... metumcmcmmflm* ~ ~ MGreysueds
’fil‘mtotboAmGlubofu-ur gum“ nm'lhhml mm, ._ __ V. . . , ‘9
The members of Nor-walk Lodge Nb.
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Norwalk Chronicler