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ESPECIAL XMAS GIFTS
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UNDERWEAR
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‘ merits of (hflsllitiih 11e1s were
. Nd today by l0‘.‘ill denim”.
Quin illusii’alt'tl let-lure tonight.
Norwnlk (‘imdl't't’illlnlll‘dl Church
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in illustrated lecture tonight,
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were continued indefinitely.
*CHARACTER DOLLS
Bl'igcel'mun llros.
NI": A. Saunders. of 30‘: Ely 1111“
‘ reported it) ii. ’ [)Olll 1- ”Hal lll‘l'
. Md been broken into and num-
u‘ticles were stolen. Silt-rift
' udi._l)oulon.~' i111 cutigated the
taint.
“9|! will find llnnntlh‘s Annex,
31 fiouth Main street just the
W to do your (‘l1r:sln1.1s shopping
'3. ”IN to Vi .iit this More and see
' our Ipecial gifts.
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MAN'S FOUNTAIN PENS
jqour gifts for Xmas. a com
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are 1‘?
llriggernian Bros.
today appealing as “it
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Ind Officer Smith in the
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"router weekly danco‘ot t‘oclt
v‘ll'ribe No. 32.1. o. 11 111 will
Md this Friday evening in Red
:Hlll, In Main street. The Vic-
that Adelberl Knapp, the 10-
.g' than" who was accldently
le' hunting’Saturduy. near
sN. Y.. is'in a very serious
Kiln the Beacon Hospital. A
of bookshot entered Mr.
knee just below the right
i it was necessary to ampu
uninjured member; Mr. Knapp
. considerably from loss of
at the time of the accident, and
of his condition is being anxious-
walted by his many friends in
'~ ’11: who are earnestly hoping
1th popular young man's recovery.
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~LUN¢HEQN ls ssnveo
very Friday at’ the Country Club.
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General System Builder.
South Norwalk. l j ‘
Smith and Str‘ulion are in ‘
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Get that
Your whole
3 ami will be
picascldl‘on Christ-
mas morning to
find a Victrola in
,thc home.
The Victrola is
a worth addition
to any ome. Its'
music and enter-
tainment are al-
ways wclcomc, and
there’s surely no
better time to get
a Victrola than
right now.
Victrola and we ’11 am
time before Christmas.
XVI, $200.
Terms to suit yourcconvcn
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for Christmas
Come in today and see about your l
ngc to deliver 1t any
The instrument shown above is the Victrola '
Others ics $15, $25, , 75,
$100, $150, $250, $300t,y$350. ’Victorggiostsgsioo. '
Fred H. Ponty
Palace Theatre Building
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Victrola ;
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icncc, if desired.
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37 Main St.
once.
The Sterling Club Is Open!
Don’t wait a single day but join at
Only 16 women can get
“ Scientific Sterling’
make this BIG SAVING.
Don’t Miss YOUR Chance
Remember. once 16 women have joined the Sterling Club,
it will be closed. We have 16 “Scientific
Sterlings"
sell.
When they are sold your chance is gone. The safe way is
"Join Today."
NOW is the time for you to make up your mind that you
want to get this wonderful range at the big saving offered you
by the Sterling Club It you haven‘t seen the “Scientific Ster-
ling' yet, come into our store today You can't appreciate its
great value until you see it.
The Club price of the “Scientific Sterling"
THE DOUBLE DUTY RANGE
than many single fuel ranges. We give you a
RANGE and a perfect COAL RANGE all in one compaCt
range.
is no
higher
perfect GAS
It is the mom wonderful economizer of work. of mon-
ey. of gas, of cool and of space that ever came into your home.
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SAVE $10 TO $15
You join the Sterling Club by paying $5 membership ice
and this
puts the "Scientific Sterling“
into your home at once.
The weekly dues are only 32 until the range is paid for. You
use 5' while paying so little you never miss it.
We will install the "Scientific Sterling" and make all con-
, nections without charge. This saves you looking up a plumber
and .1 b ll of $10 to $15. Every Sterling Club member is en-
t: tied to
this service free.
N'i‘T‘i
We will buy your old range back and give you every cent
of value there is in it. .
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Every Club Member receives tree of charge Mrs. Anna A
Carroll's completfguide to easy cooking with the "Scientific
Sterling."
Worth many dollars to Club members.
You get other big features. We want to explain these to
you in detail with the range right in front of you.
Do rot delay. Come in to lay and satisfy yourself.
‘ Sterling Furniture Co.
127129.131 Washington St.
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ranges and
The "Scientific Sterling" can be had as shown 1: will: ihbmet Base and
High Warming i‘loset.
YOU MUST SEE IT
You must SEE the “Scientific Swing." No picture or
description can give you any true idea of it great convenience.
The Sterling Fire-box. Sterling Grates, 1h Sterling Oven.
Sterling Burners, all these features have has desigan with
two great end: in view: First, to make ymuork easy; and
Second torave coal and gas.
The Gas. Range that burns Coal.
South N orwalk.
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F. R. Trippo, of France street has
_ordered a new Hudson Super-Six
Coupe, 1917 model, and expects to re
celve his new machine/some time this
week.
-l)on‘t forget the mask dance given
by Unchs Tribe in it‘s hall on West
Washington street, Friday evening.
Dec. 8.
Two Ford machines cam-e together
in a. slight rear end collision early last
evening in upper Main street. Neith-
er machine was very badly damaged,
and no one was hurt. The owners
agreed to settle the costs of repairs
between themselves.
-—Don't forget the mask dance given
by Uncas Tribe in it‘s hall on West
Washington street, Friday evening.
Dec. 8. 1
James Donnelly says that the. Victro-i
— la is to be a popular gift this scan:
judging from the demonstrations bell
tug given and the orders taken. The
sound proof rooms make it possible
to demonstrate several machines at
.51: Size ........ 1 - 19c one time. which assist wonderfully in
. Sll'e . . ---------- - - 39c giving the usual Donnelly service eV-
100 Size ----- - 1-. - - - - - 791: on in this rush season. You are wol-
- . ‘ ’r favorite record
'llsnn-Powell-Corpo'at'm ““9 t° be” m
~ played.
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"and ,everything' 1n its place.”
A Place for Everything
gainer your risking your valuables‘ in pigeon holes, bureau
drawers, in a trunk, betwean mattresses or behind the clock.
The South Norwalk Savings Bank invites you to place
1 where you are assured of absolute safety and privacy
a safe deposit box in at; modern vaults. ‘ _ «
is soothe; adage which argues
The special class for foreigners ail
the Norwalk evening school will not;
meet this cvoninrz, but will meet
Wednesday at 8 o 'clock. when Lieuten-
ant \iinion. oi the United States \‘nvy
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1 the
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here today. \\
will deliver an address. ltians 11nd mam mm.” from all pa: ts
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pu1po.e
~llont forgot the mask dance gi1en or “i“ state
by llncas Tribe in it's hall on
‘ . att nndunce.
\loshington street. l'riday evening. i this city member of the 51319 Tuber
Dec. 8. ‘culosis Commission. and Chairman of
Officers will be elected at tomorrow
afternoon's meeting oi’ Buckingham
Post W.
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West‘ pounced objects of the gathering ini
the, organization committee presided
Alter a brief address by Dr. Maher.
in 11 hich be outlined the.
R d M R C WM”) will be held mtwhlch the association hoped to carry
e ens Hall in “M" street at "30,0ut. organization was effected with
11. 111. All members of the corn are the adoption of a constitution and
CONSERVATION OF PUBLIC it.
HAVEN.
Public Health
HEAL TH.‘ session short
1 1-. 6.-—Tl1e 0-011
1 0 Association 1‘ Health insurance
; Hooke1
is the cons?!
of whlrh 1111M Probleln.‘
lic health w as organized
lth health officers physl
interested in the an ibrmging Out
Dr. Stephen J Maltex. of’
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the conclusion of the business
papers were
ed by Prof. irving Fisher of Yale on
‘ and bv Dr E. B.
of Hartford on "The Tene-
Prof. Fisher urged
the importance of health insurance,
emphasizing its indirect influence In
preventive measures,
pointed out that many European no
time already have adopted the svs
tem said California and Massachu-
setts now have special commissions
considering 11.111111 added that in at
[least twenty state legislatures next
purposes' y.ear bills for health insurance will
probably be submitted.
present-
Sentinel Advs. Pay. Try one.
urged to be present. 1 By Laws and election of officers.
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-—Don't forget the mask dance gl1 en
by Uncas Tribe in it‘s hall on West
Washington street.
Dec 8.
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IS IT RHEUMATISM?
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Aren't You Really 0n the Wrbng
Track?
A good share of socalied rheuma-
tism is caused by weak kidneys. When.
the kidneys 11111 to clear the blood or
uric acid, the acid irritates the deli-
cate nerves. Torturing pains dart
through the affected “pert ‘whenver it;
is moved. By strengthening the kid-
neys, Dean's Kidney Pills have proven
their worth in thousands of socalled
'rheumatic cases, lumbago. sciatica.
vgravel, and urinary disorders. Dean's
are well known in South Norwalk and
lwarmly recommended by South Nor-
lwalk people. Read this South Nor-
‘waik case:
1 J. R. Provost. retired farmer, 10 ‘
:Elissbeth St, South iNorwalk. says:
1"! have used Doan’s iKidney Pills in
Ithe past for rheumatic pains and in '
View of the results pbtained, I have
every reason
good, reliable medtctrie. I gladly rec-
to others”
Friday or enlng, '
to believe they are a ;
‘ommeudn them and isdvtse their use :
Priesroc.atdl’1ul11en1.nonuln- '
, ply ask to. a kidney $an
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Can You Use More Capital?
wo finhnco “going” concerns which
thou a steady increase in sales. and earn-
ings for ntJmt 3 consecutive years.
14S Bro-dun
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Undeveloped or Wind
Enterprises M maimed.
HYNSON, DERR 8: CQ
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Industrial Financing
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011 Thursday melting there. will be VALE BASKETBALL SQUAD NUM-
an evening of unusual interest in the HERB F10.
banquet room. of “an epic Templal “NE: 81"? 179:. Bfi—Fifty men
There will be speeches, vocal and in in “mm' l31£u12$§110ggn$
strumental music, and a general good flu but I383 for‘tho first meeting
time. beginning with a genuine Tur- of the candidates and for the Yale
key supper. Nehmiah Candee is to basket” 0m and listrvwi to same
act as Toastmaster. Judge John H. ““51“! m by {but Charles Taft
Light will be the principal speaker. $11303 hngmgin :33:
and the Sterling-Wellnlta orchestra of m mu. in Pilot the {m
will furnish music. Jules Garrison w them
.will be present in the capacity of an- “ u my candidates that pre-
tertainor. seated 0—1— last nightwere sew
on] uh I". distinguished them.
_Have you visited Donnelly's An- least mantfizgn. $2; all:
her yet? If not be sure you do the Char)- ‘l'. Mlle of North Tono-
first chance you get. You will find it want. Ru York, who is describefl
will be worth your While to visit this “0'0 0"“ “I hit forwards any fresh-
store as we have sq many specifl
gifts for Xmas.
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m trip will start 01!.
putt]: the College of the
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A special meeting of the Common
after whlch thq
Council will be held in the City Hall
tomorrow afternoon at 5 o'clock. and some of the strona-
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at that time the proposed widening of I," I to “£33111; :1: 1:
Franklin street will be discussed. . 11
STAM
Norwalk Chronicler