. ”Ems ‘the night before
Christmas when down in the
”Ill: the furnace was
, ,_ ling like a regular ‘
W. “These people, they
feed me on coal that is vile
llincl think I can work like a
" M all the while; they give
into my meals only when they
' feel cold, and if I go out they
ilhiver and scold. Of course
:1 can't thrive on clinkers and
IQes no more than can they
on “sinkers” and hashes.
‘F‘Now if they would but give
Beaver Board Croo-DipLStained Shingles.
The Halch E: Bailey Co.
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
Lies in carefully selecting the best 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 ar e at your service in selecting the
best wood and the proper grade for your particular use.
-~L Wasww'lr'
RUTH I‘EIMER TO VISIT MOOSE
Little Girl Who Has’ Been At Moose-
heart Home Will Return East
For Christmas
At the regular meeting of South
Nor-walk Lodge, No, 529. Loyal Order
of Moose, held last evening, the enter-
tainment committee reported that ev-
erything in readiness for the third
annual masquerade ball, which will
he held New Years night at Music
Hall. Many invitations have been
sent to neighboring lodges and already
many replies of acceptance have been
received and a big time is looked for
ward to.
District Director Frederick H. Gan-
uug stated that the next few days
marked the closing of the present op-
en charter, namely January 1, 1917,
and further stated that the applica‘
tions were coming in at a rapid rate
and beyond his expectations and with—
fine a little attention I’d be a
goat! servant as one you
could mention; I‘d make
’thfln feel cozy and genial and
bright and as merry as
Christmas they would be
. joy and night. |
. THE
rams COAL
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3‘ Gift Footwear
' Give Footwear for remem-
brmces. The recipient of a pair of ‘
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obr Dainty Felt or Ribbon Trim-j ‘
deJuliets or “Comfys” will be}
absolutely satisfactory and grati-i
‘ 'fy‘their desire. i
" ‘ ,‘Also complete stock of Slip-i
users for men. ' i
.j [feelers Shoe Store 2
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NOLIDAY GIFTS FOR MANI
* AND BOY l
OVERCOATS
These are the Fashions Approved by Paris
AND
Worn by the Leaders of Society
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II‘ Nun's 2 tents
They are Reproduced in
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PICTORIAL REVIEW PATTERNS FOR JANUARY
The Only Patterns with Class in Every 1.1m:
James Dennelly 16 So. Main St.
‘ ..N_e.____—:E~. "v— "35’ ‘ l'uluoll'a curl-lost
. [$10.00. $12.50. $15.00:
~ ‘ $18.00 l
.2 Copyright ClothingCo. 1
p 0N. Main St.
Ideal Xmas
‘lSuggestions ;
latithe Store 1
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'Y’LRichard F. Noack
‘1 . 26 North Main Street,
?' jAj-nong the hundreds of,
beautiful and useful articles ;
"that, we offer as Christmas i
gestions, let us call your I
ention to our_ general '
jewelry line, such as Signet I,
Rings, W. W. W, Stone Rings, I
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Cuff Buttons, Vest '
,hains, Waldemear’s Fobs,
"Breast “Pins, Scarf Pins and
I that is good and desirable i
. Merchants Profit
',“Sharing Couronsj
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Neckwcar Umbrellas
Hostery Pajamas
Suspenders Hats
Iritial Handkerchiefs Leather Novelties
Underwear Walking Sticks
Mufflers Traveling Bags
BCIts Suit Cases
Jewalry
Caps coat
Garters Raincoats
Full Dress WaistCOats Full Dress Suits
Norwalk ~
Sweaters
Night Shirts
YES.. AND A HAPPY NEW YEAR
Now for the holidays gifts-—
Our store‘is boiling over with hot stuff that wil
warm welcome from every man and boy who finds one of
these articles in his stocking or on his‘Xmas tree.
Fur Coats
Roger's & Stevens
South N orwalk
Tuxedo Suits
lget a
H. S. & M. Suit or Over-
out a doubt the class initiation to be
held Sunday evening, Doc. 3], would
be the largest ever held by the lodge.
Many prizes have been offered by the
organizfng department to the mem-
bers firinzinu in the greatest number
of candidates/and every member is‘
working hard to at least get one new,
candidate in ordor to double the pre—x1
sent membership, which is now ovcrj
six hundred strong. and many aro‘
taking advantage of the low cost 10}
join. l
Seorolary II. C, Mead received a few:
day- w'o a “Mo from IIIIII‘ Ruth [rim-
or, who is being educated at Moose—
I‘lulrl Hm Valium] Home, and who
was admitted there some two years
ago through lllo efforts of South Nor-l L
walk lodge. in which she expressed a‘._
ltll :iro lo oomo homo Christmas and,
'soo the boys. .
‘ forwarded her transportation, with the,
i result that little Ruth will soon he on...
her way wearing a great bi Moose-foe.
4 hour! Clmslmus lag, whirl) \HII war i ’
,rnnt her solo (ll-livery from “005930
'bourl. which is eighteen miles west '...
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Lol’ Chicago. on the Fox river. She willi .
20.0
lbo roooivod will) open arms by thoi
I mo'ivbors of South Norwalk lodao and :6.
I l'yol‘yllllllg will he done to make her...
i Iiulo bonrt happy, and it is moro than. :
lilo-1y she will find a bit; i‘lu‘lsunu-s‘ao
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Wasa Nationalist Member of The,
House of Commons, England ; z
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ly, Nationalist Momlior of tho House:
of l‘ommons, died in London this: :
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his udronlm'ous ('uroor. Mo was ono o! i
recruits in Dorm-3:.
mom and wont through the ritual ol'
‘suspe‘ision and removal from‘ llw;
Ellouso which marked ibo oarly 'bfi‘s.
AVhilo Mill :1 luomlior of [nullumont
in» ltl'l't‘lill‘tl n oommi~>ion to go up
Hbo Nile during Ibo Sudan omnpzxign
‘und IIIII"I‘\'Il‘\\' Ibo Muluii bul l..)i.l
,lilH-hvnor buried that n-morpriso.
’ .\Ir. U'lx't-lly fought ill the 77.1mm-
l’russiuu \\':n', having a oommission
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lemupaiunk of u gonorntiou ago. At the :
Jimw- of tho t‘ubnn revolt against 0:.
! Spanish rulo ho sorvod as corrosponal-p..
:onl for Now York and London nous?
ipupors and distinguished hinmolr ”all...
1 tit-uluriy by his during whorl. contrary 40
Ho tho unions of tho Spanish (‘uplninf I
vtionornl an Havana. ho mmlo his way; :
to tho robol Iiuos and soul u sorioslfif
jol’ dispnlohos concerning lln- rovolu : ‘0‘
lion. . .
. .\Ir. ()‘ls’olly was born in lloscmnmon 9A9
'nnd was in no sevonlylirsl your. 0;.
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Diptheria Epidemic Appears to Have
Been Checked .
Lot-ail doctors report, that in the lust ,
few days, lh:ro has been quite an out--
brook of In a‘rffipo in this city. Cases
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promotion uuninst the contraction of! 3
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'l‘bo dinthorin outbreak in NorWnIk. s;
apparently, has been cllockod. No no\\' 1‘ '8‘
‘s have boon ropurtod during the
post wook. and although Ibo disoaso
Id quito provolonl throughout tho”
zalnlo. it is not probable that any 51‘!"
ions outbreak will occur in this oily.
All cases which have occurred this
winter lmvo boon widely soullorod
throughout the town, and no one (lis-
lriol. has been seriously infected. 1..
can so lillN
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Georgette, Lace and Embroidered Crepe De Chine, Silk
Blouses in the up-to-date stripes‘and plaids. "
SILK UNDERWEAR
In Italian Silk and Crepe De Chine.
BOUDOIR CAPS
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Showing of the- best models of the season.
SILK SKIRTS
Plain Taffeta, Dresden TaFEEta, Messaline and Grape De
Chine.
SILK HOSIERY
All the practical and best of the novelties.
fl??? Little ShOp ,2
56 No. Main St:
K. (S. A. Claven
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olddime recipef‘improved‘ by il)Q_uddi-
lion of: other ingredients, all ready to
.uso, for about 50 cents. This simple,
mixture can be depended upon to lie-1.0.
store..-nnturnl color and beauty to the‘ ’
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CHOOSE PURE AIDS.
THE TEST FORYEARS.
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ARE YOU SATISFIED
' WITH YOUR COMPLEXION?
Take care of your oomplexlom- ‘
and your complexion will take care of you.
‘ . choose ensue ELcAVA
me PURE. mum-v. TOILET car-:m our HA8 srooo
“Makes the skinlilce velvet”
stun ‘IOo ron LARGE sauna ‘
JAMES c. CRANE. .104 rut-ion 87.. new yonx
\ it’s so easy to use. too.
‘v delightful toilet requisite.
intended for the cure, mitigation 'Jl‘ Bracelet-watches at Charles Brand’s.
ISulphur Compound now because 'itf
darkens so naturally and evenly that'
damped a comb or soft
draw it through your hair, taking one
strand at n time. By morning the gray
hair disappears: after another appli~
This preparation is a
It. is not
and beautiful.
promotion of disease.
T ristram 8. Hyatt
Norwalk’s Leading Dry Goods Store
The \Last Minute Man or Woman
Will receive prompt and courteous attention
here. Plenty of big and little gifts in every de-
partment. Don’t miss the gift tables near the
entrance.
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A good Overcoat for men and boys
l3:2..-‘.l::..‘§11”itl.’.l.till:li‘i..’.’:li7"€l‘ 35.2”. 3: A good Coal: for women and girls
A good Sweater men, women, bovs . oz.
A good pair of Shoes for men, women, .2.
A good suit of Clothes for men and 3*!
A good Dress of silk, satin or serge
A good Waist of silk, voile, or crepe or
A good Bath Robe "for old young -
-A good Muff from $5.00 to $75.00 '
A good Blanket or Quilt large or small .3,
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A good Trunk, Valise 0r Suit Case
A good Rug for your room
_ . Have It Charged ' '
We are originators of this convenient 2::
' easy paymentPhn ‘
, A well—known downlowh dr'ugglst'EF-
GIFT CHINA IN THE BASEMENT 3
Conveniently arranged groups at 10c. 25C, 50C,
75C, $1.00, $1.50, $1.75, $2.00
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That is Selling Goods of
Real Merit
- and girls
boys and girls:
boys .
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A good Rain Coat for men, women, boys . 3:
and girls
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GULF REFINING 00. BONUS. ,
NEW YORK, Dec. 22.—-The Gulf Ro-'
. , lining Com )nn today announced a
nobody can tell it has been applied— bonus of 1,; pg); cent. of one yemus:
You simply salary to employes of'mo're than six}
brush and ,mcnths' service who receive less than
2,500 ‘ annually.
_ , «Ideal Xmas gifts for wife or mo-
;Callon fir-1W0, it IS refilored t0 “9 ther. nicnougau Kitchen Cabinet, :1
natural color and looks glossy, soft down, $1 weekly. A. J. Collins Co,
*Brand‘s written moraine: cannot:
be. beaten so easily.
Washington street, South Nor-walk.
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.E‘Vervthing in the Optical Line
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EYES EXAMIN
- 53 WALL 31‘.
J. B. Jackson NORWALK
. OPTICIAN Phone 438
ED FREE
Norwalk Chronicler