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thadc
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the Mt More
_ when down in the
the furnace was
, like a regular
_ . “These people, they
M me on coal that is vile
and think I can work like a
_ Turk all the while; they give
me my meals only when they
fioel mid. and if I go out they
'Tshiver and scold. Of course
, I can’t thrive on clinkers and
3811“ no more than can they
on “sinkers” and hashes.
"Now if they would but give
me a little attention I’d be a
good servant as one you
could mention; I‘d make
them feel cozy and genial and
bnght and as merry as
Christmas they would be
day and night.
THE
EERRIS COAL
COMPANY
Gilt Footwear
Give Footwear for remem-
brmccs. The recipient of a pair of.
our Dainty Felt or Ribbon Trim-l
_. _..,.,.W. .- 4-. mun- _~._w-———J
mod Juliets or “Comiys” will be
absolutely satisfactory and grati-
fy their desire.
‘1'
pets for men.
leelers Shoe Store
HOLIDAY GIFTS FOR MAN
AND BOY
OVERCOATS
WSIO 00 $12. 50. $15. 00
$18. 00
VCOpyrightClothingCo.
So. Norwalie.
6 'NgWWMaln St.
Ideal Xmas
Suggestions
at the Store
.9“
'Richard F. Noack
26 North, Main Street,
‘Ambng the hundreds of
beautiful and useful articles
‘thet we offer as Christmas
gestions, let us call your
ttention to our geueral
eivclry line, such as Signet
ngs,W. W. W Stone Rings,
Wraeelets, Watches, Laval-
» , Cult ButtonS, Vest
halos, Waldemear’s Fobs,W
Breast Pins, Scarf Pins and
that is good and desirable
jewelry of quality.
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Lies in carefully selectingthe 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 at s at your service in selecting the
best wood and the proper grade for your particular use.
Beaver Board Creo—Dipt Stained Shingles.
The Hatch E: Bailey Co.
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
(Continued from first Page.)
Promptly at five o’clock. as the
crowd stood waiting on the sidewalk
and on the armory grounds, the large.
green Christmas tree flashed into a
blaze of red, white and blue electric
+1ights,aud crowning all these was a
magnificent white star, which blazed
'in glory from the top-most limb of the
& Water Company, and were about
three hundred in number,
As the tree lighted up, amidst ap—
plause from the crowd aSSeinblod, Ille
We thank you for your fine patronage, as we have en.
joyfd the most prosperous business in fifteen years.
We wish you all a Merry Christmas.
GLOAKS we PARIS 1111.111112111'
33 SOUTH MAIN ST. SOUTH NORWALK.
3
Also complete stock of Slip-'
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3
3
3
1
American band played
Christian Soldiers."
part:
Nor'walk. Once
logo in the 111111111 of the rounuillcv,
and upon the behalf of 11111 ci1y, 111 bid
you all a hearty welcome to 1113:: ,our
comnmnilv Christmas f1'sli1'111.
lt1111111'111d,.\lls. Lottie Munro, and
tbrir associates have worked hard 10
make this cclcbration :1 success. Our
citizen's lraveJ'oul1'il1uted generously,
the 1111mm ls unanimous
"Our tree is, and always has
a succcs“. and when we got our por-
manent tree with all such 11 11111
Closed All Day Xmas
Schullze’s Sanitary Markets
32 Washington St.
South Norwalk.
39 Main St.
Norwalk.
would be just a little ulcer.
council has given its pcnnls' ion
the planting: of the 11111»,
ruillce assures me that it will be
favorable.
1
of our youth. 1 can see in my mind's
eye, 11 Christmas in that fur-off north-
..
on! country Where I was horn. There
holy day, and boys and girls are
Wishing Alla Merry Xmas
Beers Meal‘and Provision C0.
(2 Stores.)
6 NORTH MAIN ST.
South Norwalk. Phone 1180.
13 MAIN ST.
Norwalk. Phone 881.
'l‘lu' 111111'01' at this 11111111 told of a
low of [be religious 11111! 5111' ular (‘hrlsl
mas cuslom‘a in tho
countries.
Continuing, the mayor said:
tall nine. The lights were strung in,
the tree, by the United Electric Light
“Onward ‘.
1 Mayor Carl A. Hurstrom then madeé
the opening address, which follows in'
‘1 “Boys and cil'ls, 111011 and women 111"
again 11 is my prhl‘
i“.\l1ss liazcl I111kwood Mrs. Dudley"
and the result is before you. Are you ' '
been “’-
. llam Fowler,
Would symbolize, it is certain that it llavilund
’l‘lm cilv
for ‘ son and John (111 .1n.11,l1
and the 10111-
set $11111
out as soon 11.1 wcutlwr conditions ape,
' l1 111111111 1i111c11s1111s,1l11» 1l1o11ul1t11 1'“ bu"
111‘ us older folks 1111111 back to 1111' days
Christina»: is mom than a holiday. I!
is cvorywhcrc 111111 in every sense, 11.
110.,
where allowed to form-t that it is the-WW”-
. . birthday of Christ.”
Sc dudl 11.11 iun
‘ Tristram & ‘ Hyatt
Norwalk’s Leading Dry Goods Store
'1
20% reduction
WE WISH YOU A VERY MERRY
Beginning Tomorrow
CLEARANCESALE IN EVERY DEPARTMENT
la The Bargain Basement
CHRISTMAS
on all the fine china, andjcut glass
fair the great
pleased? is it worth while? Shall we success 11"” it ii”
do it again?" (Shouts 01' "5-9.1" 11111111 or 11'1're1Mrs.lmdlcv 1111111101111 iss
cd 1111? mayor's questions) 1 lllink Mary Burncll, Mrs. James. Wood Mrs
Mark M.llende1‘=ou, Mrs. Lottie Mun-
Mrs 130110115. 131'0'1111 Mrs John
Cavansgh, Frederick ll Quintard. \\ 11
mines Wood, Reed (‘1.
Thomas 131111111141, Domain
a111lJ11l1111l F1i1.7.1ll,Miul1 \1 HI? mic-'1
‘ blames ll ood assumed the role ol
Mucous.
l‘bis \“'c;11 s scivict's \\ 1'10 11 wonder
‘ 11v oryon 1'
ions? along
lllllllllt‘d bv the citizens of \‘111".\111llr
M“
REPUBLICANS WANI
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:1 Hans and 111011111 to hc a great
cuss from M111 standpoint and
who has l1'11l auvlhiug to do;
in any way 1011.1111L'1 helping 11111 good
is certainly 10 be 11.111111? ;9.
'\'c.\t your with 11 pcrmanvnt 11nd l'1v~
in given in placc it is llupcd 111111 1l111' 3
'l'lllll' will l11- Mum and grander 1111111 :.
CONSIRUCIIVI ACTION , '1:
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:3: Wishing You A11 :1;
20:
A Merry and Joyous
Christmas
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Store Closed All Day
”QM. . v! 13 O
"\‘1111' I 11111 not going to 5111' row 3:
thing more. about Christmas in foreign: "z
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lan1ls.’ll10 limo allotted 11111 is too Rapresen‘afive Cardnel opBOSGSl .9. . .3
Republican leader Mann for 5.1:»: 3003003003093”: ..:..:..:..:..g.. ..:..:..: “32:4...” ”WM
brief, and you have the right 111 lori
celebration
Fux'tlicrruorc,
in Norwalk, Connecticut.
my good friend, 51.
n wink of the left eye, that I111 is mn-
dy to give me the “hook."
These are the Easbions Approved by Paris
AND
Worn by the Leaders of Society
(‘osm'w
"1|th
w'W‘WWa' .W-.
7 . .
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,20e1'ms Skll'l. “70:3 0 1 25:1'11'11
They are Reproduced m
PICTORIAL REVIEW PATTERNS FOR JANUARY
The Only Pattern: with Class in Every Line
ames Donnelly 16 So. Main St.
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A Merry Christmas
INDEED IF YOU WILL GET YOUR SUPPLIES
HERE FOR YOUR FEAST.
East India Tea CO.
Tel. 371 125 Washington Street
l,
"So now I'll stop by wishing cuch one
3111’ you 11 vcvy mcl‘ry Christmas
{hoping 111111. next your, there will
,dccd bo throughout the world, pcucc
ion curth, good will lowm'd 1111111."
5 Mayor llnrslrom was warmly
pluudcd :13 he concluded his spccch
i and stepped back Into tl1c crowd.
idisulbutlon, and tho childrtu \wrc
imarchcd out of ma armory in gmups.
;'l‘hey came up to the tree on one side,
311'1'e1'vcd their presents which have
1:1l1'cudy been "motioned,
incross to 11111 other side of the tree.
;and again colored the nrmom Six
Qhundrod licki‘ls \11'1'1' issued to Nor-
! walk children for the affair, but many
31111110 than this number received pre-
,scnl‘.1 from good old St. Nick, who
,11111011 clad in :1 soil of scarlet, how»
5 in;' and smiling beside 1119 huge boxes
‘of presents.
.3 While the ccremonlcs were going
gon 11. group of school children under
the leadership or Miss Thomes, the
local music teacher, sang the follow-
ilug 1.111'151111113 carols: “It Came Upon
ithe Midnight Clear," “O11 (lome'All
Ye Faithfull,” Angels From the
tRealms of Glory," and “Holy Night.‘
, -Tho efforts of the children were gD at-
ly appreciated.
The American band played several
'sclections during the evening, and
these were received with enthusiasm‘.
As the children assembled early in
the afternooii, ihPy were taken into
the armory, where the following boy
scouts assisted greatly, in keeping or-
der: Troop No. 8, scouts Starr, Jones.
Rowland and Knapp. Troop No. 8,
Scouts J. Katonn, D. KatOna, Kinneyu
er, Banyai, Venezia, Markus. 1F. G'vll
:1. Gail. Hunt and Schoelkol‘t. The
scouts were injchargc of scoutmnstor
Edward Auslin.
Policemen on iramc duty in
of the armory were Sergeant, and of-
‘l‘icers Silk and Toohill. For 11 while
these men had their hands full in
handling traffic and the crowd, which.
threatened at some moments to be-
come exceedingly tauglé'd up. The
Boy Scouts assisted the officers In
thelr'work, and their aid was greatly1
I
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Try A Sentinel Ad.
' 4111.,
~_iam1recinted. Chief Pennington wa‘s
1also present 3
The ladies and gentlemen of Non
walk who sided Miss Lockwood in her
generous effort
a
your interest centcr on this, our home“
James has already indicated to me by.
'slruciivc action
.
11nd.
in-
up- 1
the piescnts were then 1'1'11111 for"lh‘llll‘senlfllil’l‘ 1
11nd posse"
front '
Speaker of the House
\\' ASHINGTUN, UPC.
Hot 11 conference of House
policy of merely opposing llcmorcalir.
form.
Upon his return from ("ixiciunulh
of .‘\l:1s.1ucl111setls, said he
mediately sock 10 have 11 confercnco
He made it
policies" for the future.
forcncc should be culivelv dl
conviction that Mr.
“Prussia and Prussian in i111c1'n111ionul
affairs. Until 31111111 iudorscd
lurdncr said, ho favored him.
11111-11 called to formulate policies and
discuss them rather than personal-
ities," said the Massachusetts hiepre
soundivc. "1111111 tired to death of
'iwallim: for :1 lot of big wigs in the
Republican pdrty to prepare a. plat-
form for 11s that 111ea11s nothing. The
Republican part-y more nemly repre-
3senls the people than any other, and
it is high time that we were. planning
for urging the adoption of many pro-
gresslve ideas which already have
been incorporated
countries." . -
Representative Inenroll evidenced
keen interested in the conference
proposal and said he favored a slmllar
plan
"There is 11 very general sentiment
1 1 the Republican side," he said, for
11 conference to discuss the futuro‘
M13111 of the party representatives in
the House. I think that we should not:
be content will morly opposing Demu-
cralc policies in the political calf.-
poign. We do- not favor them, we
should state our reasons and offer
substitutes which we believe to be bet-'
terl should like to see the Republican.
adopl such a plan for the remainder otW
the short term of Congress and out-i
line a general program of legislation
for the next session."
Representative Lenroot declined to
discuss the Speakersblp situation 213W
to make the big at- he constantly has done since his massively inclined Republicans to:
24.- ~-.\1§i1111io117
llcpubH- ‘
111111114 in outline 11 definite plan or con. ;
during this 111111 the,
next (‘ougrcss 111 replace the proseul;
proposals. hogan loduy to who dcfinlto '
whcrc l11' unnounccd mr opposiuou 11: W
llcpublli'uu l.1:111‘1cr Mann l‘or Speaker
of the 11ml llousc and his support 111“
.curool, of \\ lscousiu, :
for the place ltcpuseutativc Ganlucr,‘
would 1111- W
called for llrc purpose of “foi'xuulaihlg
clear that his {”1111 lo 0111:1111 a cou- ,
snssoc‘p j
llit‘d from his opposition to 111'. Mann,
which M says is based solely on his“
Mann 511111115 for;
Presi» {
(lent Wilson‘s recent peace messagmg‘
“I shall endeavor to have :1 110111112;
into laws in otheI'W
Merry Christmas
We wish our patrons and
friends a
Merry Christmas
and many happy returns
of the day.
,A. EBeckmaon 8100.
GROCERS AND WINE MERCHANTS
83 and 85 Washington” St. Telephone 1405.
*1
1‘
. 53 WALL 31'.
J . B. J aCkSOH NORWALK
OPTICIAN Phone 438
Everything in the Optical Line
111111 to get 11111 command 11 hearing in the 111-10 cam.
(laugh.
i Representatlvc Gardner's announce-
iqudnev it became known that be 1-0 1111 ‘ll 01' “5 intention to agitate for a
cently conferred 11itl1t Col Roosevelt (HOMK‘IGDCC met a cordial response
on the House situation Other iii-1:1. ’Wumong many of the rank and file R11—
'suyiug that 11 confernc has been held, 'Wi‘lli‘fins Who are anxious to prevent.
'howevei. \u Gardner declined to “1' present ranking minority mem-
discuss the meeting. Representative bill‘s of several committees who are
Schull, of Minnesota, one of the two Cl‘rlSSlficd as irreconciliablo 519.1111-
1Progressives elected to the H1111s1-ul'auefS 1mm grilling chairmanshipo
lalso is in receipt of any invitation to ““1955 they make declarations 0f pro.
lcall 011 Col Roosevelt. Emir-Sim Principles.
i, 111 political cl1 cles the colonel‘s acti-‘m—‘am-h—A-NKS
vlty is interpreted as indicating that I wish to extend my sinceresl up-
he intends to take more than a pass- nreciations to my friends and neigh—
ing interest in the organization of the bars. Also to Butler Lodge, BldSOlle.
1111511111.. Some observers see in the pro Redmen, Old Well ll. & L. 00., “my
sent agitation for changes in the 0011- the Moose“ lor‘ the klndnosses shown
1111101 of the Republican work_ in the in my bereavement in the 105,5 m. 1113'
House pmt of a general move of pro husband, William S. “1“me
MRS/M. A. W'ILCOX. !
111135113 beéan urging
l race openly.
Coincident with the rctmu oi \lr
Norwalk Chronicler