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. _. . , - rennin not: no and had
worn Aim mm , .‘0 I“ Wei 806M” '
1" ~ .. State “nullified-r. unit: or:
«m ' '3’:er MIMnrflm .t , p
0 gm,“ M ”i“; "‘ m °" “'9"! Est“ $13: drifm'o’um... »—
of!“ is expected um'tnere will be quite)! plate: ”a m repainted it no that
a sale of the. belore the nodal tickling“ ill! Amplifiers!!!”
W Wasatcxzztaxn'122wruv ":25... MW. mm. or. 2::
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,the newest tom: of avian for the‘gou’m J‘BwLEITrfi
~ “mm,“ D” ,1"ch “Menuhin-“'- 9-9 HIS posed to. the stolen aide em- could
, “'12,, rlw'gh "Bligh-1033?"; able to save money one lends the moa- have been traced and Haida would
,. t the next increment or 59.3000.” 10 the sovern’ment to use in tight- teen 4mg Ill-lei! o ”be“ trouble,
' to be and no» the adoetive'l‘ 0'" “mm- smuhuf u. 'l,",,,”,'°_, ”02””,flg' f“
' M" W“ into the sworn-j Thooe mic who were unable toVille latter to the Secreury‘d Ital:
'23? “m the "mm “New" “5"” 3”" "I 4° 5° in s tew days. It ls thought that. the
m", wflamm hotter than to purchase both beds or m that stole the side on tonal the
latter pan“ mu”, it 'u loam atanpo. The thrift mpg on he I‘ll'lt emarker and used it on the ma.
u the. War departaim today. :tnrlod into war eavlnge otaupa when ‘ 1: 3d '1‘ i H" d , "1.9 1017 d; 5
W “I" 3‘ “I'll-l the men ro'o Inlet-oi lumber hare been our ,3 “' b2,“ “9 m, 99 o, 'h'
colon, "u. it will 0' ”methanol! Ski-bolls "n31: 'ernp oyc .e’
, . ,iy my my my, the lime‘ ' c W and tic tiring .ompany.
the! will be real, 1., Wine! also. lrom his story, runs a HOT! 0!
M. .will give the am, IOV SCOUT N071. a bicycle £398? “gaping. lflertlfif'
,. I' Went almost 3 ' All Scouts are ordered to report to wllrlllfaa-garch‘i‘: throughohli‘deahpzrznl-l
m: provide the neceaury their aeoutntaaters promptly "31:30 “m". to see :hether they m” tlml
m agilgmu'illefi“,:fi§§ "M" "“135: December 1th, 3‘ ”39 any trace of the atolen side ear. round
. [in the United 5mm in "war meeting older. unleu other- a veritable ltuenal in the collar 0};
find they are ready to be wiao specially ordered by their seout- 3:99 fibop- bAa ”3: m. 3:32:19; :iitln
- ‘ to Fame. ,lnalltora. And all troops will aasem- anrdetsgnrevdlrvera one a ”he. re:
m9:m:gtynk ' hie promptly at 8:00 at the Franklin Volver with ' toldi'nx Mn”. and "W
p.“ Sledding to pro:ide(e:i::;,:'s"e“ School. south Norwalk. and re other. a wicked looking _;5 '"h .
' t [or the men alieuy in moon to Deputy Commissioner Nash. foot and e: halt‘bam-l. t 1%.:th
. it has been omoially admits it is desired that every acout be in llmldlowth ‘0 1:110! l" 5 x‘, rittlft'v '3"
that the call for the last quota'attendanl-e, also peoutmapteflt. At this editlnuerlitionflgas fig: (bugdé - i
fisfigfinfégmugg gelgerflutefk‘ time arrangements Wlll 50 made {of "8de had a Illflllfllbll‘ story {ti-t Hi'
‘ovoreoata. Now the traininga or Partitiva'lnz in the military paradv hovtthebe lhlnzn came to he in h',"i
, aeeOnd increment‘will be delayed on Saturday when all newts mull take» ,Weflllnfl- “l3 filory was that a;
that they will not be mutated part, than that be had worked for in hit. .
the Federal service until the
hold had given him the riot gun to
. weather maker a supply or
go hunting with. and that ration-
' cl h a... friends oi his haul loll the other wru-
"W: “13:12:“me 3;": Scoops, of the Norwalk Newspaper
pom! v-ith him to befrepairod. The]
‘15 Include the heavy clothing men'a Bowling Vague. will meet to- .45 calibre revolver which waa loodv
.» ”I! “‘9" Will need "I VII!!!“ him, on the Norwalk alleys. 'l‘o- "! "t 1’21):th pzldhh'rlted‘2tdl: 1:;
r” "n" if u" war mun." ‘nlght’l game will be the third and seem a n n" ‘ p
has M", be". '" m an- deciding match of the season between
. and the anniler revolver Haidn ION.
. out I! to jun! when the acc- , , . was mouthing that he knew nothing.
increment would be called out .010 two teams. The Cubs took two
of. He fluid that he did not kn'w'
It. 'dale had been and hi my game: out of three in the tlrat match
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The Sentinel (‘uba and tllellour
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who it belonged tn.
. ”on ;. ' . lie war given :1 heartiobeart tail:
”'0' wining $3.:lmfibm the, 800090 F““““““t;’; my) ithe two omceru. who warned him!
“who you m. up”, @1914”... flfllW~m "9" t the very beet thing that he could:
.. t .' in, inability '0' than") We?” OED. ‘ . would be to turn ”I‘m over iof ‘
“0 er‘n ,burem w furnish?“ f. ‘ chip! of police. on he won a rut-1
.1" .i _, allot! thin—mm. It ml Jud“ am” H. Vooburth '3. . oi Austria-Hungary. and llllce ho
V .; 4. CW!“ up“, ”all”!!! {,Wfitor "a Hill! Gear never naturalized in this country,
_ 1' ‘ ' y. lithe cnnlpo‘mdc anna “Imp! Judah; (”emu Ian-ed no a technical enemy “I'll.
. . “are mutant! of National-Who Probate Gourt'yeater'dny,‘ his country. since relation with“
" ' ‘ trin are already "raped in the:
N - king point and Austria In an ally?
. - ~ -- ~ - .. _ .elmny. unlnut whom this mun,
Wee” - j
, lwlioiuu turned the entire lot at mull.
l'ovor to (‘hlcl Pennington. and they
' '; lvrl‘ now in tho lattor'a poant’nrlnn.
I Not one enemy alien, by thin is,
meant a German in the entire titty}
'0! Norwalk has turned into the 0M
, lli'l‘ of Chief Pennington, or into the;
rtlfilndv of any of the police other-rib;
:» ~-invln revolver, rlile or weapon oft ‘
onv kind. nor any ammunition. and’
it in known that Germans In thin elm]
who are not naturalized and hencoi
gcheaper "and therefore
‘aell‘cheaper. Thus you
. benefit by paying cash and
' double your sayindo'by"recelv4
Cash trade—bettfirprices and
l 4W Stamps are inseparable.
The'Sperry Sr. Hutchinson Co.
‘('larl.~'od as enemy aliens. must have
: some of these‘thlngs in thelr'poleot:
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:NEW ROGHELL! MEN tNDiC‘l‘ED.’
" Father and Son Accused Under Fed-1
‘ erat emplraeym l
NEW YORK. Doc. 4.—-'l'he FodoralL
grand jury yesterday afternoon return}
‘s-d three indictmenta an a result 0! its,
investigation of the New Rochelle rei
aorta patronized by roldierl irorn Farr
Slocum. Jacob Grab. proprietor on
Harmonia Hull. and hill son. Herman!
were indicted. The elder Gflb was;
charged with violatinl the Fedora“
conspiracy statute and his son with}
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_ ,Tuesddy, :Wtedn'ésda'y and Thursday
purchase of an extensive, line of Floor" and Table Lamps, Desk and Library Lamps, for electric nee,
' '"l unusual chance for those buying practical gifts for the household. .
qucrcd f inisll.
black.
The shades are of silk
customer’s pleasure.
‘ Eloor Idllllps liltl't' pedestals of Mahogany or Lac-
"l‘llt- supports arc graceful and '
well proportioned and the lacquered work is done
by Japanese artists in America.
limit; are therefore typical Japanese, hawthorn,
(-llcl'ry, Wisteria and bamboo ill gold or silver on
beautifully made and lined, finished with fringe
or tassel». They are ill canopy and pagoda styles,
Empire and certain novelties which are pleasing.
The combination of lamp and shade is in no
instance arbitrary and may be made up at, the
Tho decora-
aud various art fabrics
Everyone is invited to see this display of beautiful Lamps and consider what
a favorable time it it for buying. It will not be possible to buy later at these
prices.
Floor Lamps mahogany finish in' different
designs, ' ' ‘ . $7.50 spacial.
Silk Shades, twmty-fmu' int-hos, at $7.50
Lani I in Japanese lacquer and mahogany
finish, five} different designs in this group,
~ ' " ‘ each $12.00
., 311.50
Silk Shhdeflyf'wcuty-four int-lies,
PlooriLampo, nitthogtiny finish with: heavy col-
‘ ‘umns and bases; fourdifferout designs, $16.00
- Silk Shades, twelltyJOul' int-lies, in a variety of
‘ mlors and shapes, silk liut'd with'liuiugs to barr
mouizo witll the outside $15.00
floor Lamps of Japanese lacquer, heavy col-
umns and buses, elaborately decorated in Japan-
t'Slztlvsiglls. . M $18.00
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The Remarkable Display of Crystal
. :’.l‘i...l ..l)ll' 'f ill-yd .
"Offers :s'nggcstious for incxpensivc‘gitftsn
’l‘llcrc-are-maberund ruby Bowls, vases ".‘étfidf‘
Flagmisjwhich‘ are beautiful enough themselves.
but when used 'as each is intended take on ndd‘cd
favor. , ,
Decanters luld Liqueur Bottles of
',;;l'aoc’full depi‘gile." _ . _
~Tilmb'lezsranil Walter fiobletg". ' Jugs, Fruit
odd and
' ‘ 1 4' norm-emu sucks and-miter mecca" which
" - arctalwmfizlem , ble gm glfls.’
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-' emotions
swan“ no
., . $3.00 0051200
cm" Plates" 30.003» $7.00
. 1 . ' rebounds 2.75
cinnamon; "- é? ‘ 00.00 to s 5.00 each
“0
Vault, ”.0010'31400 each
Sign and cream 8011!. $3.00 to 3‘ 032:"? .
Bluebird. china Tea
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. A seventeen piece (set
with the popular
bluebirdudeaign very
znppon (3be hand
painted, blue. ' on d'
pink, seven pieces.
‘ artistically applied- ‘
$3.50 . 5.500
. ‘ .... 1’ h r ‘ r‘
100 com Set. All individhul mak-
,» , .. mm “mum
, w: NWT; 'WM u: ll"
‘ p ,, , wi no
' mall? , 9; pmmgold
$4.00
vtt‘l'li ‘
.i'll‘ieii’i fling", two lights...czcolwte at :$13.00
fit I
. ‘1};381‘. . -.
Silkahadds, ' at $15.00
HMMPS, Japanese lacquer, $19.50.
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Sillflghddes 5 ‘ $15.00
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1d .Lalnps, Mahogany all(l{.lapmlcse lac-
. $0?” With stlk shades, five colod effects, blue,
130, gold, tau, and old rose unis cd' with; follo— ,
Library Lamps with metal-basics, o'trtlscaul bronze
and royal grccu filllfih with art glass shades, '
p . ‘ »- $12.00*"
Boudou' Lamps, Japanese effects with silk‘
slllldos, ' $5M
D381: or poudoir Lamps ill Mahogany, Ivory or
“'tlll‘lllt finishes, wuh silk shades in a ydrictv oi."
colors, each $2.00
0 Jig-41mm for the Table
ommunity' "Pld‘he, lain Colonial att
with‘thread’éllgefig": - p -em
; These‘Belis ’ the dozen
t
'l‘ea Spoonsz " $250,032; flag-Emits, $5510 302.
Medium Knitres, $6.70 ‘ iiai'mfin‘ es, $4.90
Medium Forks. , $4.20 3330
Dessert Forbid, $4.00 $4.00 .
Table Spoons. $4.90 , 01.25 each
Dessert Spoons, 34-45 101.10 ’
Iced Tea Spoons. 04-50 50 cts. 1
Bouillon Spoons, $4.75 Sugar Shells, . 45 us. "
Bredkfast Set
Pink and green spray-
dcsigu,’ fifteen pieces.
~ $4.00
' Bregkfaat Set
Nippon China, laven-
der and tan, wide
band, .g o l d border,
eighteen pieces.
$5.00
Mahogany Smoking
Stands ‘
Thesetare of the. con-
venient kind which ‘
Mahogany candle
Stick:
to combine with ma-
will stand on the floor . hogany furni shin gs
gm?“ ginghmra 1?: in dining room or bed
com late vvi glass room,
lin traysan‘d match 50 all to $1.00
holders, rent for cigar ‘
and some are equip-
pad with tobacco and gm
cigar jars. Several at-
tractiv‘e designs can ’ handsomely finished
lain lobe approved
by masculine taste.
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Norwalk Chronicler