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UNUSUAL
GIFTS
(7 f China and
Crystal
'I‘blE perplexities which \
usually attend the
selection of suitable Cilia
vanish vit'i a visit to the
HlGGiNS&SElTER
Holiday Displays—how-
ever modest the expendi-
ture in view.
The suggestions appended
are typical ol countless
other equally appropriate
Cilts, at prices ranging
irdmaiew dollars upwlrd.
tllarmaiachar—Roch Crys-
tal. cover "rid spoon gold-
plaled on sterling silver and
enameled in pink and blue«
.3100.
(‘ompoiirr oi En dish Rock
(‘rystsl——-$3.30. Many other
designs up to 322.
Maria! Glasses—Dainty Cut
L‘rystal with sterling silver, rim.
~~per doz.. $20.
ll'air'r Sr! of artistic Cut Crys-
lnl; 7 pieces. comJete. $8.'5.
Ollzer \"r'q Sets up to
$46.25.
(‘rat'lrt’rvaitd-Chrcse Didi oi
Venetian Crystal; [phone-—
$7.50.
Di): ”(’1‘ Sunder oi Abrenlt'dt's ~.
Lit't‘cges Chair in. agile}:
border r’ .coration; open-Stock.
l08 oi the most necessary
puny—$34.90. Other Ser-
vices oi the finest French and
English China—52L") to
$7l|.45.
(‘ryiial Strtiicr. Open-stock
etched pattern; a doren each of
Goblets. Cocktail, Claret.~Cor«
dial and Champagne or Sherbet
Classes ~— 60 pieces. complete.
$|3.20. Many other designs
in artistic etched. cut and gold
decorations. at a wide ram oi?
prices.
Aftrrimon Tm Service of
French China in various solid—
color decorations with coin‘gold
tracing—~23 pieces. complete.
$20. Other Services up to
“43.90. ‘
Individual Brrabfasl 89‘
of l7 pieces. in charming Eng:
lish decoration. $l0.75; with
Serving Tray of whie enamel
and ctetonnc. “3.50.
0mm can Stand. with
two comftments. beautifully
decorated,$l2‘ ,-
Wutor J rig, engsaM and “a;
ling silver «decoration. $9.75.
Plates, Cups and Saucers
of Ahr‘enleldt's Ftenclle‘ml. in
s dainty Dresden rose decora-
tion. at very low-prions; perdolt
Service Plates. $5.50. »
Entree Plates;j4.50; .,
‘ 3 Dessert Plates. $3.50.
‘ Bread-and-Butter Plétes. $3.00.
TeaCups and Saucers. $.75. .
~ Combination dovcrcd Dials
. of Sheffield Silver. in beautiful
Chippendale .design.-$9.75.' .
* ’Manyotherusehil pieces. -.
Cigar. andz'T‘abaeco Jar of
richCut Crystal. $l0.
‘Pronspt ’_ 11W ° truncation!"
.iufnafii‘fiitttcfififltvm:
Hlgnnize the straw workers than the
; about two years helm shalt-st st
, : the stripe are deliverd totthelln‘vem- '
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steam
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(Continua nun m Peat!
lenses charged against them, and the
,place from which they were bound
'over are as follows:
horn Bridgeport—“Fannie Mitchell.
theft from person; Rafel Averga. Ax-
mvatod assault: Elmira Ward, theft
from person; Louis Maslno, robbery;
George Godiclr. infidelity: Andrew
(Barrello. assault—intent to kill; Comet
Aredia. assault—intent to kill; Charles
A. Holmes. theft; Chester Murray.
white slave; George BishOp, theft:
Charles Romano. robbery.
Tillie Roaenthal. infidelity; Julius
Kuntz. theft of auto; John Katek,
bigamy; Joseph Healy. robbery; Geo.
S. Beers, burglary; Michael Iiizza,
murder; Peter O'Brien theft from
person; Antonio Garmush, mbbery;
Francis Champion theft; Charles
Wheeler, theft; Stephen Cainnito
[)iMariu. intent to drill: Giovanna
Catarina IiiMaria. intent to kill.
From Greenwich—Thomas Tierney.
theft? George Felmetto. then; Frank
Perry. white slave; Alex Archer,
assault: John Treatck. burglary.
From Stamford—Harry Mills. forg-
ery: Charles Cutheill, heaetality; Ju-
coh Heldick, indecent assault: James
Scott. burglary; William H. McAulley.
obtaining money under false pretence.
From Newtown-—Norman Fountain,
Patrick Sweeney. John McDonough.
'Williatn Flynn. Charles Hart, Arthur
Miller. all trespassing on railroad
property.
From NWlkH-Eslhfl‘ Wallen,
infidelity; John Bogus. burglary;
David Jones, assault: Ernest Lee, as-
aanlt.
Front Strtitileld~~.iolin Harris. Thou.
(Tavensugh. indecent assault; George
'l‘roland.‘ theft from. person; Albert
Vigue. tin-ft from person: Thomas
Bailaro. inssanlt ——-lntent to kill.
From lv‘airiield~~l\ndrew Willie.
criminal assault.
From Shotton~~John
poultry.
' From Westport» William Hopkins
Mayo. obtain good: falsely.
From llanburyr-John Tieatolt, but.
glarY-
The following gave lmndavDomoni-
co Denardo. Bridgeport. await intent
to kill: - Arthur Denny. Bridgeport.
their from parents: Louis Conn. Billin-
port. infidelity; Charles Vitilrokom.
Bridgeport. theft from portion; Joseph
Otter. Norwslk. infidelity; Albert B.
Month. Darlen. perjury; Mills Jakob.
Fairiield. infidelity; Latte Fordel. New-
iown, burglary.
Slurut. lltett
RETAIN JURISDICTION... »
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United Hatter-a Wti-OWllzsu'lw
Hat wm0m,,
Unglu- the decision oi thb-exoowve
i‘t-tmt‘ll of tho Amlwm
of Labor. which m4.
recent national convention of the A.
cap makers for jurisdictioncovor the
straw hat workers was denied and
full jurisdiction over and right to or-
in the t'nitetl Hatters of North
America. In the 191i convention of
the A. l". of L. motioned Hutton
Were given jurisdiction‘oyer the straw
ltttt workers and in the national con-
vention of the United Hatters. held
in May. 1915. preliminary steps were
taken to organize thooe engaged in
straw hnttlnlt.
During the past your the officers of
the t‘loth nnd' CapWorkers. believ-
inr that they could more oleetually
organize the straw batten. decided to
appoal to the recent convention of the
venion would rescind its previous ac-
tion in the matter. Martin Lawlor,
national seeretary of the United Hat-
ters: President Cornelius F1 McCuo,
of the local Hut Finishera' associa-
tion. and Michael F. Greene, of
Orange. who represented the United
Hatters in the A. F. of L. gather-ins.
appeared before the federation execu-
tiie council and opposed the conven-
regarding their ability to better on
United Hatters. The claims of Messrs.
Lawlor. flit-Cue nhd Greene were up-
hold.
CONTRACT FQR SHIPS AWARDED.
WASHINGTON. Dec. 2.—~Secrotary
Daniels today awnrded'contraote for
twenty-seven- coast. Menu. and .tsro
suit-ton fleet outdoor, ‘" Eighteen
coast sideline, not want to
the Elite-trialled: ‘ at. {6973000
each. six to t p medo Btit
Company at $6 ;. three .to Collin»
hln Siziphutldt 'ommy on lake do:
eigns 33’36983003 (he lieu submer-
puny at $1,189.000 aadthaotller to
um Lake Cmy'nt‘m
Some minor maniac-non m
to be m. but the News aim-
ment has insisted upon our” the»
iureaot'oonsbrucuon. Anthem
nieeiose to tub-limit: WW"! lie
,‘.
new one man.
. hyitlie .
.F .of l... the petition of the cloth and ‘
ganiao tht- straw hattere avail invested ,
A. l". of-l.. in the hope that the con- . ‘
tiring of the Cloth and Cap Workers! it
then went to thalleitrlc Boitttctm ‘
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iron-«on...
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‘ you start down-stairs.
We are seedy mite go'oa with
our story: How todo one's
' .shopphgyitb onion.
Well. letls agree
unburriedly. quietly. doing a little
at s time.
tostartout
Butletusbegintomorrow.
Christmasisoolythreewecbs
Don't plan—yet.
Don's-it down in the lueli-t
lists.
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nessofyourros-andtrytomsbe
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haveywrpoebilboiatbpme.
Tbilisonlyascouumtnptto
mtoedabird's—eyevsewoi
' Land; to suit one's
a-bu ' . ' heart
Enjoy the pictures there before
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NW Hm. a few-
ines
”Pm!
electriceo‘oeperoolston.
W sewing
with: 'crnoeontorunthem.=
baskets. kitchen tensile.
Andofioe furniture and fittings»
—~senn'ble.g§tsformen.
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" Qfiwlo’dtrjl will: comflvrrt
= .’ ,wttft' satisfaction
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‘lintmtmu.
”l3?“ 7*? wall
a few steps demisto
floor-
Yes. it is Starland.
“i used to think
Music [locus on.
that-Mommy
house for s
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Claus “admits the
daint'hmthestamand
heroliindbirein Starland it‘d“:
ii;
tin-Christ-
mas Store in the big Toy Wodd.
that Suits
1 I H
games and dolls. Riekety-
aiekety.’theeethey go. tlseOld
Woman who livedvin a '12::
Down ‘ the '
win no;
out 1 l
am
all {1 sun lino-the
sun : rat payment.
the reminder in moderate
The same privileged. partial
rum: applies (to to Vaults.
'flmtgh. the open door of
M?
iii:
motto- of rugs. How mm
«with. ‘bigh
.a‘
.ing ”normals-tn
Program on aboet‘every floor.
beousse we wantodto «sealld
tlteNewBuiHissgfint.
We can resist no longer} We
know that the old Stewart build-
ing is just crammed full of things-
that catch a wornsss's heart—so
we‘dssh between-the scores: d
snotors lining Ninth Street; and.
darting socialite. .
Andweare intheccnterofa
glorified' Chum s Store. Top.
caries. old vatments. altar cloths.
les. old lanterns. ltalian wood-'
'nn. faded looking flags. all;
ools down upon us from the
galleries 'rotmt.l the Rotunda.
.A chem is surf-[carols A'
vasomotoomwinw
. Elmywhere is colon And art.
And life. People are smiling.
thonxlr bustling astound. busily
shown. .
.sulop. here i". the (atom
spirit: and Christmas tendon inn
0 0‘.
"To the top floor.” I tell thew
elevator man in his month-s;
"Aa Quotrtm'L—how‘ mods l
a: heard of that wonderful
Nowlsmtorevelinit.
m : among. the distin-
gumd collection cl antiquities;
assimilate! durimthsyeet influx:
land. France. Spain and holy.
O O 0
it is a new Gtristrnss savioe
toweventmitlitgifts.
GivetheBuresunsmes ended—
dsesses of friend-- ormlsts'vss-eo
whomyontwsnt'to-msbe '
The Boreas then writesto _
ashforlhufiessnouombutkeep-
’ “Wad gondplanl I often
wantedto ask such questions: but
dun'em-m i knew at
would give‘awsysll'my mr
Nowyouaskthemform. How-
nieel" '- “' '
Y... and what the information
we notify 2you and
entries:
Mutilation“. .-
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‘ . ' . ' . - . marathon Como, «tam.
7042M mflzowv ghlsflloseow'm‘ffimhoi '11.. WM d, w
s . * bad varied . the Net
17w yearn fiweamrvnmtmfihmmyfifiwdn no... mm. a. .m,
~ the umbrella. the nockwear. the
’ _ We. the silken hosiey
and underwear. the fans. do ri-
We ship in a wt in the Handy by thereis boa/{clothing "l must beorsa strut at Paris. but. the Rotunda of'lunsriom
:fluuevgsltiflm” . Butsounds too. kissehting Flrendsfihct—M Maw. 1113: slim "a.
re 1? one up . ' Amusea’ t surly trust. my - abuse.
the big Rotundx. lights are sshc. sh“ "£3 dwmmr‘fm spendman hear, among the my. mm end also?“ The
in; children's laughter is heard. m ‘ f street to . p dainty lingerieand blouses." . . . clocks. The stationery. I can
yes. it must! arersear— . .Jpstasrsweyustre _ , see fmmthesestepr—
theFous-th ”Ml MM the Bridge 0‘ i might stop in the Salon de . WuEhmm w
halite. a polite attendant sug-
ldt; “l am fatigued a shampoo.
passage or manicure will test me.
"No. l will do thus-later. but
just now nothing will satisfy.
me but an hour among these
instituting Fronds Shops."
Hair is up.
Haven't time even to stop in
tin Baby Store that beckons so
Whole walls lined with books.
Tables stacked with books. Col-
umns “inning in books.
. MM" and cards-bow
attractive they and.
Down the m. ' gray-cas-
peted steps of the Rotunda we
walkssina
“A box at candy. why. yet. '
thanks/such joy! it is thefamous
Coarse candy 1 love so much.
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this is the home of Com—well.
wellt"
beautifully thrKugh theo door!
Anothes day for that. pen .
s a e ,
Heremtlse llama few steps ,- well ' .
down. And the costs and dresses Down-Stain 5”,“. W. 5., it
and .mr the”... and" . not?”
Clarita. AndtheMarcell leDetnay Y.“ '1' 0°an Show or»
snow Millinery. A wonderful CW u” m '°"" 5°“. . i“
ingrown 1m...» saw-t W M mm by 9'9.
sLtill' snore beaéstiiul now. with 3". sold'em, M
10.51““. .. _ ”l“ “M“ sold-Wire but
A“) in first; in grade and.»
mu» ”9.; - . 7"“. .'“'”‘.""°'°°
-1”. a,“ _ +6. af'tQBROS” lac. Nestled. Chimp,
Rotunda , ‘ ” ’9' . W. , W W__
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thesis. "Amt‘tlssflzébv/ ”a;
tut-nu at here my. 4, if; i. '7
dlemngmhMy.oue‘a a),
motion; c ere
li a. ..
Aodmeeten. mmmm
mugs and dress patterns. What
antnspsringiloor this is!
' TbeBoobStnrr—why. than it
ts! On this same floor. How
th to have it so Iran
512% d .the their?“
our. ’
do MY
lhnvthis woman did with'tbs
won: '
Make your own scouting trip.
Then do a little planning.
Minors! a list of-the relatives
or friends you wi-h to remember
oanrimnas.
Put yourself in the place of
gob- out:in For the moment
unwise t t you are Mary or
HelenvorJinsor Sans. ‘
Put down under each nurse
some oi thethir's you‘ssw at
Wmuher'slthatyou would like
main obit
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mos. ¢ [6’06 0 )0?
A bugle blo.- 2995;»? 40099.” '
"mam“. "’0 "o °¢ 0.. ~
flow with“ this help-ME. some one ash;
Christmas shoppingt—satiéaceorily audits-"slip; ?
'for diese=-wboeanslsopsso
_ “I q. o‘>
“Sn o'clockl. The“ 693‘, ’5 9
:goue.‘ I musthtlrty bone ’9...
here is the Subway entrain ’
handy. Good-bye."
Good-bye. Come back w
em you can.
"Surely! l'know wherd to
my Christmas shaming."
Mp motto;
No. don't go too fast. Dai't
finish too early. lhete willbe
plenty tot git merehmdsse in
these. stoma. even to Christ-
masEver There 'l"be ' .
of to serve you '. "
We wil not; be tired one; Tito
stores. are not open.,evnnusp' ._»
No one is overworked." Ev'eryme
Will stay happy and beveletnnd
careful to please you no matter:
Bmmhsbeginningsoom'
Tobe-advantage of the colden- -
massing-bouts
“18 the. Shllan—if‘da". are:
cadsweek -v ’ _
Leave Saturday bee, Ennis: ,
‘time erupt Sslurdgmg
Let a..- Gift:le Bureau heip~~
m ‘ ‘ - ‘
Read the advertising!
Plan your shopping trips-«oh
.dayatatitne. ’ '
the-odydayeé: .‘
Norwalk Chronicler