l,,nh r;?ie;
”'r'
“maintains
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May Be Med by Draft
yv
. Ian'- Fine Shirts Lsdiee’ Embroflered
,WflifiMfldrtgina 11mm.
gum °' ”"' m” mmmm M Mr
K ‘ “-50.32 on to $6.50 ”when. it». mo per box
Ken’s Pal-ll! lined and Unlined Gloves
- Indra, s end emlette Smart and serviceable in color.
' .. 51355:? and up to :33? ,wcofim: jut”: ‘
« Bath Robes 372%" 1."??? @351. It}:
aide of {Inc an blanket mater- grfimdf‘ .............. “no t. “.50
. . Ladies’ Cross Gloves
“50' $0.00 ”Id ‘9 I” ”'00 Unlined .............. lease, s2.so
8111010112 Jackets maul, GM!
Code of bee tilnl 'reversibie
. Me and breaded etiocu, We cannot mention only a small
pert of our Leether Goods Stock,
8550 I10 825-1” even if we devoted this entire space
' on the subject.
Knitted Roofers , Travellng "~ ‘~ bir": DI“: tan,
Ill“ colors, stripe. or plaids. tor ladies anu ud....¢lncn, rom
Wool, siii. and :nerceriud. “-60 to 825m
‘ Suit Cases ........ $7.50 to $18.“
$1.25 to $6.50 seeker mo narrmo sun
- CAGES I” ., .3125 to sow
Sweaters Traveling. Toilet Sue Manicure
h endless var. ety from up One in endless variety,
‘ c. r: ' re t the $29M
mite. gIt e ey ‘ "a" Military Brushes, i-iasks, Sewing
Baskets, Clothes and Hat Brushes.
Medicine Oates. Jewel Boxes, Bill
Folds, Pocket Slippers. Coat Hang-
ers in cote, Writing Tablets,
Photo Cases, Necktie and Handker-
chief Cases. Collar Bags, Belts.
Music Rolls, Brief Cases, Drinking
Cups. C‘garctte and Cigar Cases.
Etc" Etc.
50c to 818.09
Gillette Safety Razors, the world's
best 85.“)
.....................
83.00 {a $10.00
Men’s Szll; Grave's
fir years this store has been the
fleece for Christmas seekers ol
Mwear and as before we out-
. shine In r. . Ir': lc."..'c assertment of
beautiful :2 k;s and patterns.
50c. €33. .- '-.:.i unto $3
Men’s Liza... Handker-
chiefs Suspenders
' . . AIV’3}I a useful holiday pm.
When we ’3’ linen I" "“3" ’res‘. dent ..................
‘” “W“ “WI- “Knothe” ........... so: to euro
256. 35c. IECvc .
‘ “'00 Underwear
Whether you wish wool or cot-
ton. Ii ht‘or heevy..lt is here in
'dflere t eters end niece Union
’ Men’s Initial Handker-
chiefs ‘
l
Hosiery
for Men and Ladies
“ONYX" in eilli Ind llele
Men's .............. ,fle to .250
Ladies’ .............. 55c to $2.50
\
loleproot
The kind that wears and gives I
entire setietection.
Box of O ................... 81.“
Shawlsntt .
Well known for its honest value.
356 end so. ,
Heavy Wool locks
For the boys in camp.
35c to 76c
Military Outfits
“Cumly" Kite. khaki cover. with
many of the most useful articles
that the boys require.
l
Trench Mirrors ...... 76c and 81.00
Sp rel Puttces ........ sane, $509
Mufflers, 54 in. ion. . ....... 8300
Khaki itado'kerchiei‘s.
20o. 8 loi- We and 25¢ each
Wool Wristiets ........ 36¢ end 756
Abdominal Bands .......... 81m
Combination Sets, consisting of
Mirror, Comb, llie. etc. Tbe to “.50
Flannel Shirts I”
in grey or khaki oolo‘r.
$150. $1.75. $2.00. $3.50
$4.00. $4.50
Raincoats
are always a very useful gilt.
‘ $6.00 to $20.00
"Clothinz‘
A Suit or Overcoat
The lemons “Benjamin" rneke is
e aft thet is very lr'ghiy prized.
Our assortment is compldts as well
at other makes.
Liners .............. 20:. 35c. the "I“ I" “I’m" “mm"
Cotton ............ 15c.2hr25c 606103400
, We will cheerfully hold your selections until Christmas live.-
atocl * are :3. .-_':ir best.
ma...z.... - .
$15 to 530
Start shopping now while
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OPEN BVBNINGS
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CHRISTMAS
Omeh‘leeOur
Holiday Goods
Fancy and Useful Articles
7A. DiCkerman & Son’s
* . nrrsnruavr smut
“fl Washington St " bl’lruuentit
11:: llellvcry
GET THE HABIT
e/fburinz yourGrooeriesofusandyouwill find you
, have emuiredareolzood habit
, enSantosCollee ..... ......lb. 5.lbs or95e
wt! al.Flour Perbogzgz'l-Zlbsflm
25c
...........lle
11o
Deidre-In
{gram mafPineG rane'lI'tlnt
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Frail! counfihm'fi. .
..'1'..'4eandl
meet
TeemBuexChiuhree 1“
O Ollie-lo
A. F. Beckmauu 8: (.o
m or: m m ”MM'MMWI
low Prices
85 washiugion St.
South 'NorWalk
NEW PHONE SUBSCRiBERO.
Following is a list of new telephone.-
{that have been installed since the is I
Put this out and
suing of the last lint.
pa‘tte tn the ban 3! your direcorr.
Robert Burns
17 F'ranklln street ....... .. 1100
.Mrs. Wm. Couch
7 Lav rerun street ......... 1147-6
Frank C Goodyear
83 North avenue ....... ... 1329
“1:41;?“ P. Guerin
prim: street ........ . .
P. M. Jordan 2030
24 Catherine street '. ....... 1226-3
'leorge W. lamb
ow (‘nnaan avenue ...... Its-2
Lora! Err-motion Board for Div.
No. it, Town Assembly Hall
WWN
'el Ready fur Christmas Now ”WNW
Let Us Cash Your Chridtmas Club Checks
nmmmwmumam'um Wesson“ topless
at M edveeoedprtces. Ournolldey Stocks wneboszbtnontbssgoeadwem
in a telegram to Governor Marcus H.
Holcomb yesterday, explalud the res-
« rises.
Cir-eat um may be discharged by bte
local or dtstrlet board on the pound
M being a licensed pilot, even though
board be is not employed, owing to the
closing of . navigation become at
weather condition.
board-At be is e mariner—nu the
"Hound of brine ectuellv employed in
the no service o! the United States.
The telerrem o! emanation 'oi'nn:
0' e Merino-r in the mt lakes. the
ed by the closing 01 the navigation
"wine to weather conditions dire not
rw-m'sbrtt "We dllf‘ull'l“ "n 'hl [fund
0' below a licensed pilot actre'ly our.
n‘oved In the pursuit of his vocation
- nu the. ground of swing e mariner
at'uqilv omnlord in the res: service
«a a rmwn or mrrrhqnt within the
l'nm-d Flutes, provlded. how-yer. the.
ranuirent tiles with the Im-si hosrd
Haring jurisdiction an Mldavlt of Me
mnlr ver or 0' an mm M the com-
n-rv or corporation by whirl: be is
employed, containing in substance:
l
325010551” PM was rasulsrly emn'oyad during
Hm “it‘ll reo‘on and that his emplov-;
men! in Mntemplated tor the succeed-
intv see-Ion.
statemént that he is s mariner who
sow-(on and whose employment ls eon ,
”"1018th during the succeeding has
.tlon established a sucnsslul law prac-
*—
Boerds, It licensed Men
Provost I Marshal Gene!!! Crowds:
‘etioos with regard to pilots or no
A pilot or a lurker on the
t the time of holes called before the
lie. mev also be discharged by the
“You will please advise all local die
rm boards that in the case of e pilot
not that his employment ll interrupt-
”) ln thnrasn ‘01 the nI'nl the
Wntument that he was a licensed pilot
I" 1" the ram 01 e mariner. the
c" " "mn‘nvoyl vies-luv ”so Mu.
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IIIII'INII IIIIISIIIN
IIIIEIIIEII III III
WASHINGTON, 1m. 12.»Briu
(ten. Thomas L. Hortigan. ol the
Philippine Islands. has arrived in
Washington to discuss with Mr De-
partment ottlclals the expected ac-
ceptancr by the government at ,e di-
vision of Filipinos for service inl
'ram-e. . Congressional authorisation‘
for the arcs-planer is Wdicted. thrI
War Department favoring the project.
The Phllpplnes have had an of-
ilrurs' training camp. with the some
«oursr us that ghen in the United
States. and mutually all d lII‘
been filled. The commander of the
division. General Hartman, went to
the Phillipptnes in liitltl as a major
01 volunteers, and alter‘ the insurrec-
.tl_ce in Manila.
i It is declared by ofllclals that one
.0! the most gratifying I'\ldPllt‘P§ of
the succoss of the Amerlcnn (‘olomal
policy has been the complete con
lcntmenl of the country's outlying
possess’on. from whhh Amer can
troops have born withdrawn, 1he gm-
ernment depending upon the urethral!
to maintain order.
Not only have they done this, it
was stated. but they have exhibited a
patriotic leelimz that was not wholly
looked for and have shown an eager
uses to enlist and ilPl'Vt) with the Am«
or can cepedltionary forces in Europe
a ripple of disorder in the l’hillpplm- .1
Hawaii or Porto Rico since til.- i' ni-
‘ted States enterod' the war.
WESTON PEOPLE
HELD UP BY 7
HIGHWAYMEN
iConu'uued From Page One}.
There was said not to haw occurred.
0331’! DE CHINE 0m
COTTON CORSET OOVBFS
NIGHT GOWNS ..
Our stock in ‘2;
early, while the a...” .
ours or: came up wasnam earns csmsous' ..
SILK WAISTS of m 5 beauty, handsome new styles end patterns ..
opened with suitable gifts for all occasions. Come-end see them. Shop
- _.i is large.
SUGGESTIONS FOR
Xmas Gifts
Weloweredourpriceelorchristnes. WedothistoinduoeyoutobuyeOoet, shine
Mfibahgabwmamewmsflkandlusfinmgamenu cotton and Silk
rum and Hate. You knowtheyeresenable, attractive and durable gills. A good worm
Washandwmeweitglvujoyummflgendthetjoyoxtendsoverthoentlre
eoldseuon. Collie and choose fromourdneverietiesotcorrectstyles.
OOATBfrons.. sessiosoom 81111811“) ..........
DWfrom .fl.98tom.w HATSreducedsslowas....‘....
mun": GOWNS . . i . $12.93 and up
SKIRTS . . ........... $2.08 to $10.00 SILK PMOOATS ..
................... .vas...
...... .. ... -..
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They are POSIIIW-‘Iy the Best in town. You must see them to realise the values we give.
A Wflu‘m 5330M”: of Swell New women s tine array of new styles and designs at
986, $1.25, $1.50, $1.98 and $2.98
$2.08to$7.98
m mu men ron mom’s wno snow.
THE, PARIS
33 So. Main St,
teams-l M“ ‘
DEBATE Al artist“; parliaT
CHURCH
.Thore will be a dcbztiz‘ gisennl
Grace Bap‘IsL t'lmrrh.
Sublectm'AVhIch ghoul; r: . Man» the
highest eduvulion, Imy or LI: ’“" ,
Program. ' I
Singing by Morning: Star QuarteIt-I.
Recitation by Miss R. Hell.
Singing by the‘ Manhattan Quor-
tette.
the
Whalers ‘
1t. RIley and John mewnrt, ml‘mn-
ntlve. »
W. t“. Minion r-wlo'.
live.
The di'llJn- will he given under the
auspices ui Illt‘ Morning Sher Christian
Assmdation, W. t‘. Tillman, W. 11. Too
irm, A. Arr’u-r, mm: “3m,
E H Slim H [32151012
lull Mm mus
men, Hiepp'ng {mm the loadable and.
surrounding their- car, tour- ot the
strangers on one side‘ and three on
the onion. Putting on speed Mr.
Erchinger drove rapidly through~tbe
bunch. giving them much ado to look
4.?»
eater-r1: will be me.
them-oodles tls Mag“:
mmmuflm
lest-III
Gets-mailbottleot ‘blr’s'Creere'M
mmrmmsmam
ellttle or MWMI C
'Mmmummunmrummmmm
m‘thwsbevuydrmd
blowing. headache. dryness. Ne etrng- Tiilll MEN lllJtllEO m
sling for breath at eight your cold or
DANBUBY. Dec. 11—hour!
Waterbury. a section head on h:
eoelilsionhetw
near Waisrblry.
Wet
'wnniehhdele'oerltioll
etsreetthesknllh‘eed
“an Heron road, who was Mitts-:1 to
mum-m... lanthanum
the hmoitiu hers lie has n dew-Ml
h compound
IIIIE S" W IIIIIIIEIS
Eat Less Meat it You Feel Beckachy
i . or Have 'Biadder Trouble
I ' No man )r woman who eats meet
i
out for themselves, ‘thus escaping mo- WWI! m u make a mistake by
mow. N ................. 2027
”it n Wanda] lestetlon and arriving safely at his
40 Eimwnndlammp ..... 88113 home on Hillcrest avenue On Fri flushing the kidneys occasionally,
11.A sovmourp day evening lag Mrs 0.. {WW-’90 says a well known authority. Meat
18 West avenue, N ,,,,,,,, 1212 Bradley, Oi Bradley street who had forms uric. acid which excites the
C‘arlw Slggw..y been on a trolley trip lrom Wéstport kidneys ' they become ovem'orked
19 Day gm... ............... 1570' to Br' ngport, driving [tom the torm- W,” ”w “mm get “an“! and {all
Mrs Jennie 5mm, or place just alter dark, tound upon ' t 'a""“ ' m
7 Morgan avenue 131,3 arriving home that a large package 1° filter “'9 '35 e “I ”I’m” '0
luds’e John J. Walsh 01 Christmas shopping valued at mo 1 o .md then we not sick. Nearly
Wan mm ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 10-, than $20. which she had securely all rheumatism, headache, liver trod
Jag}, Vnnrdigky wrapped in a rubber blanket and de- hie newmmp, dizziness, sleepless—
, 1 17 avenue ................ 1840 gginfldpoliln 1:23;“; :isftphflf was; near and urinary diwrderg come from
1" appeared lrom the vehicle. Mrs. "I“,KSIII IIIIII‘eY
UREA“ FOR C‘TABRH Bradley remembers that as she was The mommit you tool a dull ache in
OPENS "P ”as a". passing thrOugh a rather lonesome the kidney or you} back hurts or it
7" I s ‘etctlon nor {heme'a on? gt 13m:- the urine lit-cloudy, onenuve nn 0!
cystreet.to seueonsu ,
j :3: :35?” G“ I?“ Idenly matted and cracked as thoueh sediment, ”"5“” 0' Wage a! at
_ » . “‘9- new: 'eomo one was cumin; intotbo road tended by a neumlIon 0" I“ "v
" ..,. - «W ~1herefrom. but seeing no line conduct “on eating meat and got about four
In one minute your clogged "can“: rd she bed been this until die more! of Jud 33]“ [run my phar-
.. will open; the air passage. or ’0‘“ 333%.:3 mhzu?w°:hrlg:: mecv; take a teblespoontul to n lines
he" VIII BI“? you can breathe I n" of n. ”My.“ ‘ of water before brilliant and in e M
"M! No more us. mulling;- _—~ am your kidneys will set “no TI"!
’tamousseltslemedetromtbenctdol‘
monumental-amounted
mm
COLLISION NEAR WATIIURV 'm! mu“, m he been and lot Ill?
1
mmwmrzutelknm
Mleltslsiaoxpeeltueld can
setinleremakee omelet
mueslnIdt'aeaowantho
, , I
w
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mammal-tom ev-'
“ales-l nmm . 1‘2.
v 3 . .
.- mm» mm. was
nanny-d nngn- {
. $7.98 to $35.00
corrou PB‘H'IOOATS ......... 98c and up
nmrmsmou sermons $1.50 and up
........ . $2.93 to $5.98
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$1.98 and up
....... 500
$1.00sndup
o...
roses-in.-
So. Norwalk
Victor Records I
for Christhuas
A gift that goes straight to
the, heart nl every music-lover
who has a \"IctroIcI.
1011 can )nurscIf choose the
music. you ulsh to give, or you
can purvhas: .1 Victor Record
Certificate, 1.}. [r]; [11.112.231.716 rc-
1In: records.
cipl'e'm‘ fr. (hon-5;
Mail. :1 l: : union on your Christ-
mas I; 5:.)
human: :d‘ T": I;s,a aIsu,2LSIOwStOO.
FRED H. PONTY
m woman snor
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sour]! NORWALK, CONN.
:1: to 5‘..in In and are
fault.
Norwalk Chronicler