Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Tuesday, December 11, 1917 · page 14

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.Ilen’s mantis Ladiés’ Embroidered

vIsde of beautiful reversible

“MI and m“ efleets. We cannot mention only e small

part «of our Leather Goods Stock.

m can ”fl”. M'P'IMI- tor ladies and 9entlemen,'trotn

Aw endless variety from the 5““ i" '~"‘"”' variety,

V. . - I. years this store has been the
'5 pence tol- Christmas seekers of
t! ~mlr and es before We cut-
fllihe in our immense assortment of

chief Cases. Collar Begs,

 

and sue Suzuki» To: Handkerchiefs
. new M
o... «rt-“IS”. .. .. .. mms::::.w
> Men’s Pslslnss Lined end Unlined Gloves
W m mm“ tom‘s? :2: 1333""; 5341';
i “a ’1'15'521” and III) to quality and correctly priced.
4»? ‘5“ “P2":.‘.'."“"°'§£'”i8'“o£
Bath Robes E.‘....};..‘a'::::,.. alga:
5 Into! line soft blanket mater- ur " """""" .
' ' '1‘" . ' ’ C lo
1:50. 55m and up to $9.00 MEL"??? . . {Ti 9.210%,“
Smoking Jackets [gather Goods

$5.50 to 325,00 even it we devoted this entire space
' on the sub‘~-‘
unfit,“ Reefel‘s Traveling bags ill Litck and tan,

$2.00 to 328“

Photo Cases. Necktie and Handker-
Belts,
Nueie Rolls, Brief Cases, Drinking
Cups. Cigarette and Cigar Cases,

 t Ready for cit-initiation.
4’ Let Us Cash Your ChristmasCiuBCheckc

“ONYX
Men's .. ..
Ledies'

The kind

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Wool. amt and mum: 8““ Cu” ........ 2&3 m 82.50 to $5.00 at the union had _o right to do the
$1.251» 56.50 BASKET mo MATTING coir .rmton Mirrors mute two. things to/whlch'lhe other member!

‘ CASES ........... size to am spiral Putts» ........ “.00. esoo ol the court chiseled .
SWC'M Traveling, Toilet and Manicure Holders. 64 in. long ........ $3.“ Contempt proceea'm "15"le

L9 rémJ‘m to the ;heavy Military Brushes, Flasks, lowing w.“ Wrist
Baskets, Clothes and Hot Brushes. AM°MMH
$3.00 to $10.00 Medicine Cases, Jewel Boxes, Bill Mi c
Folds, Pocket Slippers, Cast Hang. "of. .
Men’s Silk Cl'l‘l’lts on ,‘In sets, Writing Tablets, ,

 

For Men end Ladies

mire‘eltlflnctlon.
.Iuofl ......... ......Sl.”

Well known for'its honest value.

35¢ "0 50‘ purpose oi the defendants to mill;
about a strike at the mine in er
30“! W001 W .to compel the pidnllll through fear oi

For the boys in camp.

many of the mountain! articles
that the boys require.

Khslli lisndkerohlele.
20s. 3 for 50s and at: n

Combination Sets,

. Flannel Shirts
in gray or~|thski color.

$1.50. $1.75. $2.00. 33.50

 

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{sued handssLfiJhyton» .reslrsl

‘coort decrees holding that the United

‘Jllne Workers o: W and the

i was. lineal.

‘insder‘the Shannan law
trans-w ’

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Benny‘-

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the liners’ union
and advisodly seleetcd that enlarging

" In silk and lists the union members which would in- t

‘2" its loyal employee and declared that
"""""" “c to the “conduct in so doing was unlsw-
mw lid and malicious." ‘The court also

deciered “that it is erroneous to as-
sume that ell measures which may ‘
heresofledtointhoebrtteuniow
ice a mine erothwllll it they are
peacetime—that is it they stop short
of physical violence or coersion
through tear of it. ”it added thst the

.thst wears and gives

mm

lunancial loss to consent to the union-
ization oi the mine as the lesser cyl.

356 to 75¢
. was an unlawful purpose." The WOULD REDUCE J
’ di id d in th Hitchlns case ’
Mlmry Gum‘s Slox‘mto vmind. . JiflIUCOI Brgndeis. ’ FIRE HAZARDS
“Comfy” Kits. llhelli= cover, with Rollins and cm dissenting. No (07- _.___.

mill dissenting opinion wesrrnllerod
“xcept a brie! statement made by
Justice Branddslfllosald he believ-

 

‘last hllontll ,by the Hitchmsn Coed
dz Coke company .
Frunkdi Hayes. ol the hdlners
union and 15 other oliiciels and mom

hire {or alleged'vlolation oi the in-

lets ........ 'dlonnd
lends $1.00
consisting at
omb. file. etc. 15: to 33.50
' . ing to tho icompmy'tl counsel
be pressed. .‘l’he. court today mot
tho- deiendsnts 60 days in which to
present lheir case.

Today's op'nion was characterised

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Issutliul slut tt , Etc. Etc. 3 unit-merit issutd tonight by
' . I'M 5" "M ' 60° t° "3'00 $4.”. “‘50 torment Samuel (Bumpers of the A.:
. . 50c. 65¢. $1 and “D ‘0 $3 Gigetto Salety Razors. the world's Ra' t3 F. m L. as um reaching and “raw.
‘ v est ..................... $5. “‘coa a ',, ll fluid “"0“ h it on!
"°“'“ “Mandi"- . Tilt-iii. o... mm: .... w...
Chiefs SUSDCIICICI‘S m always a very useiul I " llam Ii. Wilson tanner secretory-
, “W.” i useful holiday gift. $6.00 to $20.00 treasurer oi the lilnm' lnlemtitiunsl
When we say linen we mean ’reeident ................... , ' union are stigmat‘zed as conspirators.
lino gig: linen. “Knothevv ........... We to “.00 Cloth“! ”mm” the 0pm“ he declared, m;
l' 2": DC. ‘ mo. work of organizing the wo men 0 .
'~ ’ . . $1 00 ‘ underwear A Suit or M t . ithe countcy in order to "res/ch our
7?.” ‘ . Men’s Imtlai Hendkcr- WNW" YW Willi Wool or coi- TM “mom “Benjamin" make is goal lot- a better concept or not only
i; ‘ ’°"' "W °" ""W " " "9'0 l" I oil! that it my Mill-Ir oriud- political but industrial dt‘mM'rlit'y
:i chiefs d‘flenni styles and prices. Union Our assortment is complete as well will continua unabated.
1 Linen ....... 20c, 359' 50: Suite or Separate Garments. as other makes. 3 ~—--—--—-~~-—"
i3 cm’" """""" '5‘. 2 '°" 25° 60c to $4.00 $15 to $30 ' SCHOOLS AIDENG
i‘ " ’ . . . 1N CHARITY WORK
5 ' We will 0119911911! 110” your selections until Christmas Eve. Start shopping now while ______ _r— t p )
' ‘ . i m 'rs an .
stocks are at their best. (( millnuwl m I

 

 

 

 

 

. At first thought the children will

 

 

 

} JOSEPH DAVIS

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fig 85 Washington Si.
South Norwalk

ho dissppoinoed at not rccciflng the
customary gills of ctilldy nnd other
timsll presents. but soon their higher.
impulses will assert themselves and
oil will join onllluslaiit'cally in the
plan lor mailing this n time lOr doing
something for the unlortunatc and

coarse these mils

”ORGANEZE an in the alternoon clown (h.
Ztst. sud .lcontlnlss not longs
from 2:30 to 3:(l_ll"or 3:30,W§n§

t
“hope and upholdine will)” “you and the opportunity

‘I.’ m Mhmummlcw‘ enthuia‘ic in m“ very use.

I
”M w W’“ m“ New i“ "099“ lincllve in the use or service or
to orgaalae ”intrusions. I“’.'“|iul exercise of their schools. As a

. part oi this program it might be well:

. , to let one pupil make a report'ol just'
W Full. Glass Water. um wh“ the mm b“ Wim u

I and that , m
were '

. kindness tor theiunlortnnote. ~

pocret conspiracies hi: wris‘s'?“e; The Red Cross work is one 01 the

unused 9’ agencies through which we may all

aid 3 most useful cause. lsln senilvi

log you a number oLtheir stamps (or‘

work 0! this noble organisation will

be so fully and simply explained ""protect plants engaged 1. the Mathew“ prices.

dict injury” upon the company end We” I" I" end a“ for . tion of war materials. for any small known cough medicine, ready to net,

are to supplement this (lied 01'0le
work by any useful service which may‘
sppesl to their judgments. i feel sol-o

Christmas season. 1 remain,

inspectors has the endorsement of the
.Connecticut State Council ohm-tense
and the Council of National Defense
and their methods are ‘to make can»
{ill dalurveys oil” the places they visit

_ o scorer t . hazards and recom-
W“ President int-lid that the conditions they and
be changed so no. to reduce the lire
risk. its muub as possible.

inaction ”9 still W.“ and "c‘fld'lty-llve men engaged in the survey.
ed They am osportti in their line. and
letters have been soot by tho Stato-
Councii tooliicials ot‘ the cities and
itowns to be inspected which, it is
hoped. will mails lilo. task of the in-.

oi Withers or

 

be children that they will loll all.

but many of them are already inI

sympathetic touch with causes to
which their pupils would tall
delight in giving of
their cilorts.

Mshlng tor you all a most happy

Very truly yours,
0. V. BUCHANAN.

 

 

(Continued from First Page).

 

There are between thirty and thir-

spectOrs easier. The Council also
asks the general public in t‘O-Opt’l“
me its muchvas possible with the in-

ll-iDEClOl‘S so all to inalitsthell- patriotic ’

”for” successful. .

Certain classes of property will not
be inspected, nolitbiy buildings that
are regularly l spot-led by insurance
companies. on pitriiill'ely isolated
places or property that are ill iiiilte
value and building; that itrc- ('liirllit'l‘
as non—hastirdous.
Tho inspectors will visit the Vail-
our plans» of property all representa-
lives of the State Council and the
State government. They will tie
equipped With authorization cards by
Governor Harcus ll. lltllnomb and
countersisned by the suite marshal
and by Richard M Tlitirnll, ill linl'l-

lord. cm of the Dame 1)....
oil. With these ‘ node
tor credo
Inspectors will he wm ”I" Mikatherhnshand.1mu
miles); (gene: to whor- they apply
. t it tter will. ..

mailing cue-lent the Win also tor which the ptuiiehmem g,”
orwiisl iseonsiderod module-set

a great“?
their money or were,

 

 

 

 

 

they will cxperioncn the happiest
Christmas of their llws. i assume
that the children have been taught
that the world is now unusually illi-
«l with the sulltr'rrlz and needy and
their hearts are toll of wiponse.

i would encourage

 

 
 

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Cill'isllllas is Coming

[in Your Shopping Early.

, And Avoid the Dangers of Disappointment and D .

f ,d Our wonderful Holiday display includes many gable
. ‘ "gifts st small cost, as well as EVERYTHING IN FURNITURE.
We _glsdly store all purchases without charge for delivery
‘ nulls direction of the purchaser.

«Free Allin Delivery to all Surrounding
‘ Towns. "

RAYMOND & SON

, . V, Inna-ill Directors and Furniture Dealers.
V93 at! EU! “I Norwolk.

 

Phone 113-3

CARGO ‘
HAVE ANY ‘1
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RAYMOND BROTHERS

137 Washington Si.

Just ArriVed . '

OF COAL §1ENDIN YOUR ORDERS.
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UIRE WHILE SUPPLY

TS. ’ B THE
FUTURECAN T T 'LL ANYTHING A OUT 1

 

bile! closing
programs in which school. group and
individual singing shall constitute a

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

‘ Christmas Is. Coming

A. HASSAN’S

murmur P03 m HOLIDAYS. »
A full line of bee Omalmmis for the little folks.
fresh Fruits and Vegetablessndsinlllineott‘lroceries.

 

 
 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 

.mn ’ “Mr ‘1': .

V‘I'han‘ksgivin‘g 15 Past Sandi

' . B. JACKSON

‘ OPTOMETRIs-I
sis Well seen. , t . . 'ufl'
in sullen—s ' -. . .. --,
Mal-nil- sndOlhselteit‘nom h.’ one '.

 

 

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at: Stamps and .UnltedStstes Gorment Thrift Stamps for .

sporvnlneotfiililsndareso, lor“.12£orthevflrsttwo
monthssnd-oneeenta’e) sddiilomleech.month-lherenfter.~

esehsndwhenthe'l'hrltttlerdisdlledwiihsinloenailostsmps,
thess'nlemheexehaspdforoneoflheflnoumps. ~
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The

Rents

A" No‘srlee
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cured! . . it
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We have a. supply of United States War Savings Certifi-
The United stole-war so ' Oertiflcstes Stamps are or
United States Government 'ntrln soup-
bsplsseedtofnrnishtlleseslmpetothosede-

City NationalILBank'

 

 
 
 

 

 

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Your Christmas
ClubiCheck ' ',

-Wili Serve Its Best Pur-I
‘ pose if,

x ELWOOD & CLOVER
3122 militate. Sl.‘ -

MING. 11, air ’ “- l

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olvoncco rsou ' I
W tnw ens/titers.
. it is me that the - ’-

00”. had committed “an internally

stste prison." Mrs. Merit You"

Corso sheared in the Superior Court

uport' t “It conservation move-ants. , be
_ should so on not since the start of the 3W“! 1018 Judge Curtis “0'
n . .
‘liandlod that all the children will he- war. lashed tor a divorce with a change”:

osmosis :3 3...; 13”....“ .... ‘° W" M m ..-.
waste or the counlry’s resources byixgfiirgry ll, ”15’ The husband
Ire. at a time 0! gravc emergency! alleged olense “~15“ P'
When er'elyn'wdste oi' propertyr sow-lember 3‘- 1’“-
over, trivial it may at first seem, ie'sides in Bridgeport.
likely to he the indirect cause of the
sacrifice of many [iron on the llold
of battle.
movement along the general lines o!
' . iconserraton. the elimination or re
each 134011?! with “10 how that the! duction 0' “f8 risks, 88W” in (Ni
larger cities, is a step intended to

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The wire now Eo—

ln addition to .behg a ‘ READY. NOW AT OLD PMCEG

 

flesh lost (just received) of Poity‘s
_Honey and Tai- are selling at hetero-
This puts it well—

JtirelnayleadtosconllsgratioLandnhom n t ' ~
1 my be '0“ 10' imam me" there are few cities in the note is] a m h“ u m“ to my

.whicii-zl contingrsiion would not he .
“Rely ‘0 cripple {l “war order" tacJfiav“ bother and miles. M”. 5"!”
tory. _
The work has already been iflkelimfwuymfll “l was it‘ll-ll in
in New York. Pennsylvania. Deb bed with lurlppe.
W and several western badly .
where invaluable results hovel?” Ill! took Foleys Honey and
been attuned through the eooperr '
tion of merchants and other owners
of property. l

end mix the ingredients yourself. and

Kirby. 3538 Princeton avenue, 6.3.0-

1 counted very

stopped my cough 'and i got
house again.”-—£tilisoanowell Corn.
‘W. 80 now i all) around tho

; :v 33: -A
A Christmas Greeting
by Telegraph .

carries with it a feeling oi epsntaneese warmth and a
sense at personal heartless which so other ions of
communication conveys. .
A 50-de Night Letter affords ample scope for the
(slice! expression. .

The boys in camp, particularly, will welcome a
Christmas telegram,

WESTERN union

Talc am—-Dsy lean1~fligkl lam:
anus—Henry '1' rant/med 9y Wire

THE WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH £0.

 
 
 
 
 

 
 

Cashed Here . ._
. For

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Se. Norwslli

 

 

 

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