"at“u1'.ms;y.,p .,..» .
it. CRANE & Puts
11111112111211 Cards
. and 50¢ a box.
H‘NNELL’Y’S
1,, South Main Street
rmmplcte Assortment Of
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on, Women and Children,2
ll Fleeccd Lincd and Rib-J
K. BAN KS
L‘ahackemo Hotel Block
South Norwaik. 1‘
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Aldon 111111, Saturday
‘frc-e.
evcninr.
‘ing to "1.111- iu“11' ‘lll n‘t'ntlici'
431343430118 of 1:181 1'1"'11i .4, the regular
dance, of Cot-1111111111 Tribe 1.
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held in Red Men's hall in Main
i, was cancelled.
Trinity l’nrish 11:111.
l. of rectory fund, Tuesday even.
Dec. 19111. Tickets 35c and BBC for
' f members and l). W. Raymond.
1 Minstrels,
illimer Lingmd fo.";1n“11':1.‘iueman-
w@9140? the local 01111111.» 01' the 11. ‘J.
E W. (30., but who is 111111 employ ed
emotion, i’n., has signed '11 two
' contract with a lame western
. tearing firm which will take him
, llth America for two years. Nll'u
, rd will 1 .111'11 tor his new duties
.3511: of Janna”
unavailiers. necklaces, lockets,
moisten, baby's nignei, stone and
Wedding rings. Large selection 111
store. Green stamps
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' jewelry .
The garage. at the residence of Pd-
Ward M. Cans has been completed.
imid in aboat 11 week decomtnrs amp
Numbers expect to finish with the
esidcnce Mr. Guns new home will
ban be most atlmot‘ 11:11 11 111111: been
Droughly remodeled. Mr. Cans will
probably move into liisne11'lio11.c J 111
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_-—DANCING—S—IlTURDAY NIGHT
com Assembly 111111, Grace Bro,’s
B—plece orchestra—Cathedral chimes.
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W11 candidates were initiated into
‘ arrlor's degree. last night at the
:11" meeting 01 the (forkenoe
$2; No 32 i 0.11.111. Plans vvcrri
ii, discussed (lurinn the. mont' 111; for
big masquerade bull to be given onl
'Yetsni’s N"f11,i'n l‘lew Morn"
in Main street 111111111 the ans
CBS» iVVzmovwi (‘oum-ii.1).of P. '
‘cckenoa Tribe \'0 32, t. 0.11
MffiWECIAL PRICES ON FISH !'
trgo dry oscollops 35c and 401'.
xiga fresh/12 to 10 11. 111. 11111.11
‘turday at the. wagon, corner of
’hlngtOn and Water street.
—LINONINE_.
Coughs. Colds, Bronchiti'
General System Builder)
19cl
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figtgéz- i511 .'
House smoking
jackets,
jackets, loungs coats, dress-
ing gowns,
bath gowns
A select assortment for holi-
day gifts.
hause g'OWnS.
Prices from $3.50 to $10 and
a lot of other practical pres-
ents from fine, silk, rich neck~
wear to heavy, pure silk hose.
Let us help you on the pres—
ent problems.
Rorers 81 Stevens
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Mrs. Louis St. Mill of St. .1011. 1'.
HH'L 1'1. and Mrs, 11. 1..1‘ml-"oic<1 11f
Quintai'd i'iarc. 11'11'11 visitoia in.
British p011, yesterday.
Franklin lliit'hrock, of 1111-1111111.
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day, on business.
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1111's. t'harles Snntiiarzi. of Bridge-
and M15- 1.1mts 11.1'111111111, of
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Anthony 13 011111110 of 1311111111 avo-
nue. who recently )vas‘huri while
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port 11 .lit'l‘ condition today is report.
'1 11111 serious, 1111110111111 cut no and
lndiswl unite badly. iicr many friends
of «this town requests to hear the
news. 11111 hoping for her improving.
A (‘hrislinns store of usuiul gifts,
where you 11111 {ind four floors filled
with tho. season's best offerings is to
be found 111 A. J. (‘ollin‘s
(111111 111111 are practical,
useful, of such :1 nature that 1111 menr
cry of your thoughtfulness and kind-
ness will long he icinemhcred, are. to
be found there. Read adv. in today‘s
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ACT QUICKLY
Delay Has Been Dangerous in South
Norwalk
Do the right. thing at the right time.
Act quickly in time of danger.
in time of kidney dancer lionn's
Kidney Pills are most edoctire.
P1111111 of evidence of their 1101111.
Mrs. R. G. Sey mom. 1'19 Winfield
street, 1211.11 Norwalk. says: ”There
was: :1 constant, dull pain in the. small
of my back and sides, accompanied by
company. ‘
lasting and'
11eakness through my loins. When 1'
was doing my work about the house,
siltll‘p iwlngcs darted through me.
The kidney secretions also bothered
me 1nd pinilll) pr01 ed that i needed
='1 kidney medicine. Having my
tintion called to Dunn's Kidney Pills,
1 procured a supply at Plnistcd's
lDrug store and" it. did not. take them
::i(1n" 111 correct
l,meni given A'pill 24,1906).
Time is A Test
at
the trouble '1 (State-
On June 22, 1916, or over ten years
later, Mrs. Seymour said “M1 kid-
nova hat e given
twublc since 1 gave a former recon)
When I have noticed any of the for-
mer symptoms I have
Kidney Pills and have always
good . results." .
Price 50c, at all dealers. Don't aim:
ply ask for a kidney remedy—get
Doan's Kidney Pills—the same that
had
Mrs. Seymour has twice publicly reCJapproaching marriage of herdaughter
Co., ' Mrs. H. Green, entertained 125 guests
unintended. Foster-Milburn
Props, Buffalo, N. Y.—-Adv.
Whenever
a valuable paper
comes‘ into your possession, ’be it .
Bond, -Deed, Note, Certificate of '
Stock or Insurance Policy, safe-
guard it by putting it in a box.
in our Safe Deposit Vault,
Visitors are invited to inspect 9
our spiéndid facilities in this de- ' ~
me but v-et‘y little
‘mondation for Dean‘s Kidney P1118.
used Dean’s
. Mrs. Warren C. Mercier poured tea,
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A glimpse of the glorious
Christmas Rotunda.
in the Toy Zoo
11 fire marshal.
was standing, in fro‘nl oi the big ole-
phnnts. Hehad on us uniform—blue
suit, blue cap. brass buttons “Well.
Well. Well. 'saidalzidy. ”howtruetolife_
thcymakeeverythingin Wannmakcr' s
—herc by the side of these animals:
thesysednctunlly have a keeper all‘
up.’
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SATURDAY,-. DEC. 16,1916?
What a pity that some
people will fail to see
Wonamaker’s these happy
Christmas days, just be-
cause they do not l‘eaiize
what ivonders and pleasures
omit them here!
In Starland with Santa
Clauspn his silver throne,
ruler of the big Toy World.
Til-{11E ~CHILDREN KNOW-ASK THEM TO MAME THE
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Sketches from Lite— Christmas Days at Wanamakers
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Teddy Bcar
and His Real
Automobile.
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“CHRISTMAS STORE’
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ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED
Miss Emily Ives, of Danbury, 1.0 Wed
Eric Harstrom, of Norwaik
To announce the engagement
NEW CHRISTMAS CLUB.
The South Norwalk Trust Company
will open the Christmas Club for the
year 1917 on Saturday evening, De
cember ‘23. There has been many ex—
presmons 'of praise and approval
heard ftom hundreds of people in all
scclions of the city during the past
week. With the distribution of over
313'1‘ ,.000 00, business in all lines has
assumed new activity and it has been
a. week of hustle. and hm' 1
and
tit-n reception at her home, 25 Deer
Hill avenue, Dnnbury, Thursday after-
noon.
In the receiving line were Mrs.
Green, and! Miss Emily Ives, who were
1"
lis little to Add ‘33 way 0' recon] Ithe. best contest yet played oh the lo~'
incudation for the Christmas |Club.
it has men in operation for five years
'1nd its practical value. for helpfulness hands
11 .111! community is well known
. ,.
GREAT GAME """
With George Smith back at center
for Norwnlk and 1.1.11 .1 1... ..
er, Harrigan and Smolick in the 0111
or four 110511110113. Monday night's bas-
lzetball game with Harrison 1111mm: M
cal court.
Norwalk took a trimming at the
of the Harrison quintet, l'lnce
iyears ago, by the score of 33 to 16.
‘~ ”My 1..
the. score
was evened up when the locals in-
vaded Harrison, and defeated the
Harrisonites by the score of 22 to
21, in‘ono of the best games ever
witnessed on «the Harrison court.
Thc visitors will put a strong lim—
up on the floor Monday evening, in an:
attempt to avenge themselves for?
Thursday‘ 5 defeat, but with Smith at
the pivotal position the Norwalk unsk-
up has been strengthened enormously‘
and ,shonldpmt up a great game.
Reserved seat. tickets have been.
eehina rapidly for the past. few day:
and me biggest crowd of the. seam
is expected to witness the contest.
assisted in receiving by, Mrs. Carl
Harstrom and Miss Frances Hars-
trom, mother and sister of the {bride
groom-to-be, 01 1111111111111.
At the punch bowl were 'Mrs. C. .
Merritt 11195 and Mrs. Edwin H. Green.
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and Miss Edna Wake,- ot Waterbury,
poured coffee. Assisting in the sewing
w‘ere Miss Helen Hart, Mrs. George
31111111 Claus invites
All the Boys 7111111 Girls
To see his immense stock of Toys—These are i an herb for I
E. vow Gal, Miss Sara George, Miss
vnnced. in cost. 11 is well for the 3ch
'but the price of such reliable family
1111131111119: as Foley Kidney Pills are
not increased Persons in moderate
circumstances find doctors' bills hard
to pay in the easiest of 11111111.
Foley Kidney Pills cost little
pmment ' 1
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pains in 1111.11
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neglect weak, tired or disordered kid- i
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not! .r'eliove backache,
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the boys and girls to see: nd to find what they want for
Christmas. Here are a few things of interest: '
Trunks ..........
SERVICEA’BLE CHRISTMAS CIFTS‘. .
Carplgt. Sweepers, Aluminum Cooking Utensils, Percolators,:
Florence 1511111111 and Miss Margery Automobiles .1..-. ,,,,,,,,,,,,, , .$5. 50 to $111.50
Tweedy ~_- - , , DoliCarriages.. ..... $491: t&$5.oo
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N° 111...... 111101. FOR THIS 1 ESEZl-su‘iiiil'és' 1 . ..... .. $4.51. 21.1 $1.38 -
While food and clothing have ad- Carpenter Tools """ ' """" ' , “SC to $2.98
..». 251: to $1. 50‘
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Savory Roasters, Bread Makers, . Food Choppers, C’oi‘ieé
Fancy China.
Mills. B’ra‘ss jardiniercs' and Fern Dishes, Cut Glass and
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Try this—You will like it.
‘ Jones’ or Pillsbury’s . Flour.
Fancy Maine Potatoes ,. . ..
11.151111; 11.111111 19111111111.
Bag $1.
.' Pcr pk. 49
. 11111. $16.35
, Bushel $1.90
Challenge’Blend‘ Codes, 301: grade, lb. ..... 26¢
Fine Native Yellow: Tumips. .. ....... 6 lbs. for 18¢
Blue Rose Full Head Rice ..... ' ....... -.ib .7é' 3 lbs. 20¢
Bcckmann’s Best Breakfast Cocoa .. ..... . V2 lb. tin 15¢
Lyon & Raas Kummel, p nt bottle . . . . . . ........... . 45¢
‘ Lyon & Raas Cream Dc Menthe 25¢, 50¢ and 75¢ bot.
Manogr'am Whiskey, our leader, per bottle ........ 85¢
ALWAYS SOMETHING SPECIAL HERE.
'A F... Beckmann‘t Co.
Norwalk Chronicler