.«M. _. *4 i...
HI- dnr to our heart is
“it of a coal-barge as
the tow-boat presents
h view—a load of black
AM, so scarce and so
“Ill, ’tis rarely we’re able
"b ma! a few. Our bins
’5‘. In yawning but cour-
ffl! is dawning, a rift in the
thud; shows a lining of blue.
Hie a note of salvation the
'histle is sounding, we're
being so happy we'd just
like to yell; speed quickly
_thon, “Norwalk,” with em-
blem of crimson. steer swift
to this haven and all will be
' The old, oaken tug-boat.
ithc iron bound tug-boat.
i the roofs colored tug-boat
thatserves us so well.
‘ THE
= ‘ Red Star l
Lies in carefully telltth‘fllc beat wood for each purpose.
Buy your lumber not solely on its appearance but for the
particular purpose for which it is to be used.
Remember that we at e at your service in selecting the.
best wood and the proper grade for your particular use.
Beaver Board Cree-Dipt Stained Shingles.
The HaIch f: Bailey Co.
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
.t
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FAIR”!
I no Item PLAN as.
' WUNON.
The organization plans adopted by
the Patricio County Farm Bureau at
its annuol meeting Honda] when
the county one of the most strongly
organised bureaus of the State. but
will incorporate several new and in-
teresting features into the county
plan.
At the directors‘ meeting to be held
Il‘riday, the work of the County Agent
Efor the your will be carefully planned
‘Tlu- asbociation has already voted
,Ihat the main driac of the bureau 9-"
:Ihc year will be for more Economical
Iliairy Production and Better Market-
Ying of Dairy Productn. What lines
illll.‘ campaign shrill follow will _b“
determined at flit- dint-tors” met-tut:
;OlllPI‘ parts of tho year's program
""u'ill hr- willed upon at this tune.
\\‘III‘I lllt‘ full program has Int-n
fillt'l'lllt'tl. thc dirtt'tot'.: plan to nl-I‘I
($1.03 IiS
We Have Reduced cu Il’ricesfor Christmas
Because we were Successful in buying the entire surplus
Stock from one of the largest manufacturers in New York
at 50c on thcalollar. We added a S'llall inargin oi prolit to
‘eI’fect an immediate dispoa a1. Some are priced lower than
delay
while the selection is good. There are coats antl‘stuts for
everybody that vent the lest. for little money. Lorne and
the actual cost of the material, Come without
be convinced.
‘Z‘fie PARIS
33 SOUTH MAIN ST. SOUTH NORWALK
We Are the Pioneer Prom nets of Ready-towvear Garments
For Women in The Norwalks.
MlLLlNERY
thrII rftwu'nc t-toIIIIIItIvc LIILl III up
‘point our IIII lllln r of that l'tlilllllllit't:
‘Iu lizttt- «hurgt' of tho- th‘lillll‘tl plan
‘II'IIIR ttlltl curryim: out or cut-it projtt'l
for tuuazt llllt‘ oi \Ittlt ’I‘hc I‘I-u' I)
. \gr-nt ..It Inc-1
‘i‘illltlr Ill rvc'inu ‘ I.
lltlil'l‘li tummy. up lIItLl“I llm pi:ll"t"
lILIII'I-‘lliiii'ly upon lflt' .Iilrtlrltlllllll'lli
\Il‘ IlLt‘ Ii‘llt'ltII'L‘ IIIII ill; :t :-rl--,~ It:
t-oIIIIvIIIIw Int-mint;~ “Ill lu lIt‘JIlIt III
IAI'tuus Imps .IIIJ tit trunnion.
MINA out It I.. M until no rim-our
‘tll‘! It‘lllllli'll'tl. ‘I lllf’rl IIII't‘lIlI}1~liIt‘
‘ " I t' "I: "-H thr til-tr III tllttl lll\\'l
program
prom-din
{Ilfijt‘l
Iptl":tt,'
A II} t "lltllll \\
III P
1 ll‘
‘will be tllnlllr‘t‘ll. tl toun
'h Ihc t"lltill‘~
viii II.- decided upon :III.I proptt ..I
lililll" !«-r t II’I'IIIIL'
‘ :~ “III \
t-til
limit
Jttltt't Illl'illla
I l“ ‘ ‘ "‘ ‘4‘ 'I‘l' ‘ XIII-“Ind t‘I
'coimuiltct- control or lot-.II \ltli'h hurt
i .I . .Iill'tl‘ll no.1 sup 0 o -‘:Il Ill
I
a
Slippers
for Xmas Gifts
.. A Pair of Comfy Slippers will
please them all,—man, woman
in“! child. _
‘I ‘. ‘Oalr prices are low, quality
.considered, and we carry a com-
.. Vplete stock‘.
' Keelers Shoe Store
TOYS.
Dolls, Sleds, Coaster and Ex-
1" press Wagons, Doll Carriages,
.Velocipedcs, Automobiles, Fancy
I'Cltina, Cut Glass, Casseroles,
(Silverware, Brass jardinieres.
Fem Dishes, Smoking Sets, etc.
Albert F. Gehebe
in
Phone 1069-2
1%. liWIIhlnqton St.
an
Prompt Delivery.
,JWoosterstllowersock
Attorneys at Law
PATENTS
A. M. Wooster, Late Examin-
er .U. S. Pat. Office
F. H. Bowersock, 13 years
practice N. Y. City
Security Building, 1115 Main
St, BRIDGEPORT, CONN.
I‘Send For Booklet On Patents
It,
In
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Christmas is too near and
verybody too busy for much
hilt. .. Besides—my Jewelry
_We always keep on laying
V ay Christmas gifts in our
‘ can They are all rea:ly to
ming.
. ‘WatCh'es, Cuff Links. . Scarf
” sand Rings are a few of
fegular'itens in our com-
" tock'of jewelry.
narrows
‘EWELRY' STORE ‘
,otth'vllhin Street, .
be“ delight On Christmas ‘
;_,~. ' COMPANY :
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So. Norwallt
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non-by the American Band and sing- I bales.
inn, as
tol tithe
"I .‘x’t-u' Hun-n turd Writdhutu thump-:2
Specials for Friday
ESCALLOPS 70c «It,
OPEN LONG CLAMS . . 35(- .,I
SHRIMP...,.. ....._18¢II..
COD FISH ..... . .......... .. .. 16(- II..
SALMON “1.6mm
SMELT .. ........ . . . 18c II».
SPANISH MAcxItREL ...... 14¢ III.
SEA TROUT ...... ... ..... , 14c“)
BUTTER FISH.,.,.,...., 1mm,
FROST FISH .. .. , , ., . 121...; III.
HERRING ....... . . . . . . , . ..-~ i1».
IIADDOCK . . . . 8c :2
ROUND CLAMS 75¢ ,I.
FREE DELIVERY TO EAST NORWALK.
Schullze’s Sanitary. Markets
39 Main St.
Nerwalk.
32 Washington St. ,
South Norwalkf
Ii It Is lll‘ll\‘\ltl lt)‘ I’I'twttlt-rll S. L.
:l’ivrrvponl and tho FrtiI'III-ltl I‘ouuty
'Ilircctorn that this method of (II‘KIIII
.izizlg and planning Illt' pork uill not
truly N‘t'ltrc Iltt' ItItIHt htt'mtul) organ
‘tzml support of n program lllt‘ curry
5in;.: out of which lending luriut‘r
.Ilircctoru bcllcvc to he of Hull Int
>pmttttit‘c. but will proclutln the post!-
,IIIiII_\ of uurk‘s Irving done in Illiji’
cointuunity \l'llt‘fib‘ It hits the Support
‘or llti frIrInt-rs. '
I
I ”L .._..__...-
t 00' I INS FINISHES TRAINING.
i ”‘1" llllllllfl‘h fin-nut.
l lll’ltlill'pnll. t'oIIII,.
III-t- IIIIII. 13m;
i lknt Sir"
’n‘v boy finished todru. ttlltl i> III the
but of Show. It liuttltni: lluur. luttls
, IIIIII llt‘ \H‘Il ll:t\t~ to go it In IuStI-r
Ithun lll_\ buy. II" Iimctl tltrnuult 1?
rounds today \\itlt (Illlllllt‘lt' l',l.“I‘.
I ttnt :t'lltllllf." tou t't‘olllne'
E lUH(I\\.\'
Fresh Sea Food for Friday
HALIBUT .............. 25¢ II.
STEAK con ................. 13c In.
FRESH MACKEREL . ...... 18:: II,
FINNAN HADDIES 16¢ II.
FLAT FISH ........ 12¢ III,
SALMON . 22¢ II.
FROST FISH ............ 12 '- III
HADDOCK ......... . .......... 10¢. It.
SMELT ...................... 18¢ II.
SHRIMP ............ . 206 I»
TILE FISH ............................ 14:: III.
WHITING ...................... 12¢» In
WEAR FISH ...... .. .............. 18¢ III.
SEA TROUT ....................... 20¢ ll».
- SPANISH MACKEREL ............... 20¢ ;I.,
SAI.AD.SPECIALS.
CrabMeat.......... .25cand4occan
Tuny Fish ............. 18c and 30: can
Salmon ................... . .. 15c, 20c, 25: can
Premier Salad Drcssim: .............. 10c and 25c bottle
Libby, McNeil‘s Salad Dressing .............. 15c bottle
Profit Sharing Bank Coupons with cash purchases.
Beers Meat and Provision Co.
. ,(‘2 Stores.)
6 NORTH MAIN ST.
South Norwalk. Phone It8o.
. 13 MAIN ST.
)‘lorwalk. Phone 88!.
.1, M ”a.-.“ ..._ ..
.3!
‘ .lllt‘ Fox. lt'roanth. no division,
.1 Nut York.
; Sailor llttttuh)‘.
'HIIII, NP“ \‘otlt.
' 'l‘ututnit- ltouun,
I stop. New. York
It! round.» Ito
lH I'lllllllln, no llFtl
I utlvlplritt.
1 howdy ”l'fll), I} rounds. «Ir-t“.
‘ ttdtlphitt.
‘ ht-oruc Kll‘liwmwl.
I St. lAllll‘.
tins StcwttrL
.' stun. IIPIH‘I'I'.
3 Kid Henry. ltlrounds, no decision.
) NAN" \IV‘CI“
Sailor Duke, 10~rottttds, no llflf‘lb'lflll,
Non-burgh.
Jack llorntttn.
' sicn, Nt‘wbllrflh.
« Yvon" Sltttrkt-y. 7.1'ottutls, knockout,
PHI-'1 thynt‘. ,
.IohIIIIv llttlc)‘.
.\‘t'-wl:ur:zlt,
I‘llil
K routuh. di'ttu,
lit rounds.
ltI-rnunds, no dcci-
IruttitiIF. knockout.
\
.\l “Lurch.
Motor lllllt'l‘.
‘ N “'l.lll‘i1ll.
in his his
L'rountls. knockout.
I tour fi~illl.~. l‘ollilt:= llil"
It topnoithcr \IouItI bc proud of. and
I ho I. hitting huttlct‘ t't'cry do).
‘ “c \\.‘lIII Run: to ho in thc host of
‘Sllitltt'. :IIIIl may lllt‘ Inna: I;I.I.I win.
"I'Iittriking )cu for the fault" _\ou II.I\(‘
jr’ntun us. I tt-nmin. \
Yours in Spot“.
IIIt‘h' lA‘I'I‘Ztil~lIl.v\I.Il
— -¢---
13 lbs. Granulated Sugar $1
Dodge County Brand Peas ......... '. . . .. 2 cam for 25¢
Superba Brand Sugar Corn ............ Z cam for 25¢
Golden SantOS Coffee ., ........ lll. 20¢. 5.115. for 95¢
Crown Aster Brand Flour .. _ Iith'$1,30. I.III. $10.35
Pillsbury's or Jones' Flou.. Has: $135. Illtl. $1075
Snell & Simpson’s Milk Crackers, lb. ...... 10¢
Monogram Rye Whiskey (Our Leader), bot. ...... 90c.
Tezor Brand Cooktails ......... 35¢. 65¢ and $1.00
BUY'YOUK WINES HERE FOR CHRISTMAS.
LXLOWEST PRICES IN THE CITY. ,
W
A. F. Beckmzinn & Co.
GROCERS AND WINE MERCHANTS
83 and 85 Washington St. Telephone zoos.
M ,.
LOUISA LODGE OFFICERS
Louisa Lodge mcctini: last cvcnine
consisted of regular routine business
Nomination and clcction of Officers
for III-c Itcxt six months was IIR fol-
lows:
5 l’I‘I‘sitltitIt~‘.\lirS Ida H. Krncincr.
\‘icc-prcsideitt‘llrs. S. Ileyuhlano‘
viI‘z.‘
Recording Secretary—Mrs, .\I.‘ Knip
pol.
\ Financial Secretary—Mrs. B. Danke
‘ 'I‘l‘t'tlfilll‘tfil'~~.\lPR. (‘. Kracmer.
COURT LAUREL OFFICERS.
I ()tiicci's were clccted :It the nicotin-
‘Of (‘ourt Laurel. llnuzlttcrs ot‘ Cnstth
held that cvening. They are as fol
lows: '
Chaplain—Rev. M. J. Lynch.
Grand Regent—mules Hazel Blithe.
Viccchgent—Miss Myra Lee.
l‘roplicter—-Mi's. Jolm lynn.
Historian—Miss Ethel Blake.
Financial Secretary—Miss
L90.
1. Treasurer-~Miss lama Buckley.
I Moniker—Miss Alice Splun.
l Sentinel—Mrs.'1)n'niel Hogan.
l .icnnit
MUNICIPAL CHRISTMAS TREE.
Anyone desiring tickets to give to
am the distribution or gifts
Ildrh ‘ ‘ ‘ trounced.
COTTON MANUFACTURED IN NO-
compttred with 1.978,§;)5 3 year
Iago. the Census llttrcau ,...to:lay_tean-~
Trustees for three years—Mrs. John
{Roberts and Mrs. T.=Bttckley. '
night.
Nelson Buttery. of Cherry street
lulu admitted last nights ' -‘
I
I ILI‘Ut'lu'l his won out In It lt\\' rounds.
‘ ll" IIIIR llt‘Vl'llHIt‘ll :I punch thul IIIIIIIyl
carried Into effect will not only (Ire-
.Iust a “Mr or two to lt‘l you know
l‘t’f‘lll‘] V
lsintt- Ira- IM't'itlIlt' .t p1't:|‘t.~~luttttl. fl.“
tl"t'l' ’
. “illic .\lt*\cl.~, 1o rounds, Ito dwi-
:‘lttll. Nt-w \‘oi'lt. ,
\\'lI|ic llrotvn, titmuuls. \‘illll. l'hil-
\\ on tlct'i ;
Ixiu Ycuttttutns, L‘t'outtds, knotltoul. .
T riSt'Tam & Hyatt
Norwalk's Loading Dry Goods Snore
Holiday Handkerchiefs
Ladies' Initialed Handkerchiefs, tzl/zc and 25c each, 6 in fancy box, 75c and $1.40.
Ladics' Hand Embroiderei Handkerchiefs. 3 in box, 59c and $1.00. 4 in box. SI.25.
A very large assortment of Hand Embroidered Handkerchiefs in fancy boxes, 25c. 50L. 7
“ $1.00, $1.25.
Men's Initial Handkerchie's, 1231c and age each, 6 in box, 75c and $1.40.
A big line of Men’s Handcerchiefs at szgc to see each. ; g g . ' i,
Men's lnitialed Handkerch‘efs in great variety at 50c each
Cltildr.ti's Initialcd or Figured Handkerchiefs 3 in fancy box, 2
fit,
5c.
Plain andiFancy Ribbons all Widths
SWISn liiribroidered Pillow Cases, 1 pair in fancy box, $1.21). $1.50, 31.75.
Bath Sets in box containing I large towel, i guest towel, I wa? cloth. SLOSWG“ 'I‘;
Bath Sets in box containing 1 bat.I1 mat. 2 large IOVVLI'O. ; gncst much: and .1 vans“. c1. ..
in a number of attract vc colors. $3.87).
For the Children
Fur Sets, Tailored Coats, Rain Coats, Umbrellas fl
. w... mm
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' 12?: ar' Mona;- " .._
...~.. «ML-£3: , -
H. Krieger81 Co.
Bank Coupons
Given Free
If you don’t know what they
are stop'at the SO. Norwalk
Trust Co. and have them ex-
plain the advantages you gain
by saving them,
We give them free to eve ry
one of our cash customers. Ask
'for them at the time Of your
purchases, they represent real
.L... \‘\
our store is' bright and attractive, with the new popular shades Of Christmas Form-c; r
Ladies‘ Boudoir Slippers in many colors, Satin Slippers, Mules. padded sole. no lieeis. easy 11
slip into. Felts, with or without heels, run with ribbons .o: trimmed in fur.
Men‘s and Boys' High and Low Cut Soft Kids, Felts and Moccasins.
Children‘s Leather Slippers like daddy‘s; alSo Felts and Moccasins.
For the little tots, Puss in Boots.
I
children (or the municipal Christmttst VEMBER. .
tree exercises at the Norttalk Armory. ‘ , 1 Miss HmziAllic 12:1);ESOI Vitiin
Sunday afternoon. December 24th. WASHINGTON, type. ”#400,,“ street “a Mrs Margaret Grahain 0‘
can ”390“” "m“ from MTB- Ilolilelniiutnftict red during November Sauga'tuck Were' discharg‘ed yester-
'Munro, North Main street._ The. “'Inmmmte ‘0 584,082 running ’btiles, tiny? . ‘
erclcea wlll commence at o oclock compared with 514,743 n ye“ mm . mm Ruth “de wnslvndmltted
and the program wIIl Include mice and fortlte t‘our momma, 2327375 yesterday, and operated Airport last.
if
-E1WOOdZ‘C&- Glover-
Washington St. ~ SpNor’walk
Norwalk Chronicler