“It psys to advertise" but
garnet-lines it brim embar-
r
' You’v
e Ileard Us Say Several lines Be-
lore lint We Repeat '
. . .H on, we
' s
TIN ELHIDAvmno 14', few I
a:
., Il'he announcement tbet we 3 Anmpa'e Your Needs
had received coal started a riot ‘ ' .
downer way and in three i . . . . . .
. . In our opinion prices Will not be lower and it Will be in-
‘W "° 1“" Wham“ l° ; creasing uncut: to snake deliveries. ' : .
cover, '° thet until we “a - As all building materials are fast coming under control of f
‘ have time to 40“"! the Ill-“1- the Government, equipment of all kinds ls being purchased ahead .. g
dreds of orders that are now by farsighted men. Send us you} orders for Lumber and other 3
on our books we m be com. : buildin materials. Our service insures right prices and reason- i
, 1"“ 1'9 W orders in able dc iveries at the present time. ”‘ g,‘
_»' very mallamounts, if at all, ,. " , :4;
‘enditisshnplyimpouibleto . Th H ’ h & B it, C -:
Mlle enrly delivery- It iI ; :. e a C a, Cy Os , ;
absolutely necessary that we qt» 0 ‘ it“
WW". inlhil way. that w i mmmmwnam .9.- a :
have not already sold more - — -.--- —. ...---.-. .- . WW. .. .- -. . .
oonl than we can furnish at F . ~ - -:!'5~—«-~—-~—-—~~~w ~ ~ ....-_- ....- ”if“--- -t
“m “m' THERE IS NO BETTER CHRISTMAS (‘lIF’I‘ THAN 1
_ Arne ’
-FERRlS
tdhifilillrittl’
gifts we follow our usual custo
SILK PETTICOATB MUSLIN
l
l
‘iAIways—l’re—slt Roasted t
A GOOD COMFORTABLE GARMENT
To help you make somebody happy with one of these best of
25th. Christmas. Special Clothes of excellence at reduced prices.
COATS. DRESSES, SUITS, SKIRTS. WAISTS. HATS.
DERGARMENTS BRASSIER'
Come and choose from the ! trgcst selection in town.
CLOAKS we PARIS MILLIN'ERYV
33 So. Main St. So. Norwalk
m and otter from now until the
’\ND CREPE DE CHINE UN-
1. ‘3le HOSIERY..
PEANUTS
’ ADDITIONAL SHIPS
“m...
GHIOTTO
13 R. R. Ave.
71’The Gotham Co.
fDECORATORS.
‘1Everylliing in Paintsf
and Wall Paper
Store Closed 1 Pf M,
4‘ )Safurday '
'io‘ First Street
Easl_Norwalk
WASHINGTON. Ill-c. it. l’rnhll-iiin‘
. arising from tho war, nolvcd and un-
solvctl, wm't— t-Xlllillnt‘ll‘llldlly hygol'
t-riiiilcm. oiliciuls to a special lllcclin:
how of tho Editorial (.‘onfcrt'ttcc of
tilt Ncw York l’ubllehcrs'
lion, i'cpir-scntms: more than
lrtldc and technical publications.
Plans: to iiiukc IIOIIIPI'lt of l.ib:-rty
”Child and Win savings ccl'lillculcn
lll‘imilnt'nl creditors of the Govern-
»nit-nt nftcr the War are under con-
.idli'nllon. Vrcdcri‘ck A. minno. til
the I‘cdcrul llvucrvc ’IIORI‘II. told thc
.fonfvrcncc. The Government. he
will, will ot‘t‘cr nltcrniillvcu to holders
or war savings l‘f‘l'llflf‘filf‘fi when thfy
. mntuxc.
.\titlit‘.onnl ship» for ”W itiovcnicnt
of foul soon Will I)“ lillt into IIll‘
v~o::~';\\'tw If'lltll‘. l-‘unl Atliltiiilntrntor
IIIII'IIIIlI told 1hr conference. Si‘lfl‘v-
tni'y Ilukci'. hc lucid. IllIlI pi'olliln’rtl to
dctml latilic htyms to act tot lugs“ for
will IiHl‘lIt'H if llll' ll‘ucl Administrator
liccinmi ll licccmaary. and Sccrctury
Ilillllu'lri IEIIII .t'holrioan llurlcy nlso
lum- pl‘tlllllflt’tl to cooopcrnlc .ii lll
creasing IIII‘ iiiotcf‘ncnt of cool 'by
unit-r. pnticuini'ly to Now Eugliintl.
p” - '———--‘-—.-
li'ol
QUITS FORCE TO WOO SHEEP
After 16 Vears Police Chief Longs
for a Night's Reef.
t‘lilo-l‘ of Police Ilenjgunin l’uzslcy.
of llrcwstrr. who I‘llti not had :i
night’s nlccp in inorc tlinn xlxtccn
)cais. rosigncd oil‘lcc Ilt‘COlanI‘ 2. ill-
llil' built: on duty iuoic than 6.000
consecutive nights 'tincc 1901. Ito
MAS GIVING
‘ ncvcr bud at night oil. and this is Iii-i
A gift of inodcruto priced Jewelry . .
elitznhi bu nclcctcd with Ihn ”me'. dln- “Ir.'h.v3w;,llon"p, listlu m. hm ltiul
Vsrinilnution and cure. exercised in tho ‘ -l 1‘ -. "“7" "If ”0k." “fl b' ‘cnll-
wcicction of more costly Jewelry. ‘" r “ We} "“0 ”l 9 mg ‘ m
. . hrc rclolur In the taco of Inspector
' ”“9 "Mid “"t sacrifice “1th" qw‘ .Iorcl'vh Palm! and three" other Now
"52,51on .M workmanship to obtain York city tlctcclivos,’ who drol‘u up
a I“ a“ of inexpensive jewelry. and tried thr- front door of Brewster‘s
. ”3‘" WM IPWPITY ““5 "T without bank at 1‘. o'clock in tho morniuir‘.
. "‘NI’WWWW stones 1‘3"“ b9“! made The town moralinl hunt them “cov-
nby skilled jewelers in conforniliv with "mg with thclr hands 'up, “mu ho
W hixheel standard 0‘ “3‘8“ and satisfied litmus-II they wcro- DOIII'I“
workmanshln. and in thorough accord mm and nm bank burglars,
WM! the fsshlonsof the d”- 'l‘ho town inarnbal hcllevca he Ililrl
" The Intrinsic Vflllle M a gm of sold a national record for consecutive
.dosl'elryffrom 0111' establishment I8 88‘ ncrvicc. in Brewster the police have
wed by the fact that we sell nothing to work curry tiny In the year. t‘htct
W“ I“ ”01 III“! guardntoed. l’uuslcy left the town only one nllzht
Rinse. cut! buttons, pins, watches and that @213“th he «upped across
W Ivory eels for both men and the state boundary to lJanbliry. Goon.
We: \
. llc one back on the Job before down.
'He quitthe ofllce because he says
RICHARD F. MACK
26 N." Main SI.
it.
“7
'six years old-N. Y. Trlbunc.
QUERS
PIERRE LE BELGE
his ‘ncr‘n’oe gave out." He in sixty
fzevszxo con
V_v
. SALE lit-lg». of Belglcm. often rnferrril to
. , - '13 the "Human Spring," made his ap-
W Sale on Ford 3136 T1!“ :wamnce In the International wrestl-
‘b w m to futon” inn tournamct-l at. the Lexington iliczz-
Wm Mom. olI'er ‘ lrc last niuht before onlte a gathering
U1 ' fm.tfllw.i. .‘a. c
”‘1me Only. o 'I 00 cr Belges ppearnno
ldldn't stretch over any length of tune
lac Wicdck Zbyosko, the Polish Her-
‘ rules. bounced the ‘tflun‘ian-bpriug"
aI'Pund without our great exertion and
__ ,clainpcd his shoulders to the iloor af-
" ' " .. ter 7 minutes and 13 seconds. with an
“BUILT TYPEWRITEIG—L- C ilnslde um and body bald.
Stalin. mood l It Was in unity victory for the full"-
Realism. all can fly I'olc. lielgc got a body hold at the
makes. sold. rented ibeglnmug of the match, but one twist
W Rentals. 3’ ,and’vaszko was.lree. Then Waldelr
I!" mouth. Machines began his task of tplnnlnn his ndver-
no“ ‘I ’5 W “m ‘sarvs' shoulder-n to, them“.
PLUMBIR : The “Human Spring" broke Lbc. Ilrst
TYPEWMTEI “MIMIC! .hold Zbysslto gained. but'soon found
Cows ihlmslolf In number. He tried hie
mightiest. to break away, from the
' troll»): Herculean but couldn‘t. uni
{anally ' pave our to his». amt.
61 strength.
. unwrap COUNCIL nor opener.
M
FOR COAL TRADE '
Assoc-in .
NEW YORK. Dec l3.—-Plerre Le '
. . . 4 ‘, ‘
«Unis-‘9 LIMA. Peru. Doodle—1hr lack of- M! m sum-ea. 0mm
' I33. MQM for miles»
NEW YORK ESTATES
Surrogate Matters of Intereet In Ridge-
field and Brookfield
A report from New York upon imit-
tors in the Qtirrozntc court or that
rltv sun‘s:
A Transfer Tax Htillc nppraiioil of
tho not «state left by Cora V. B. Cnt-'
lin. WIIOJWII.‘ u collnln of llclen S. Ed-
mond: and Helen Ncllnon Edniunds.
of Rlilgcflcld, shown that when the
tlcccdc l Illcd July 23, this. she lcft.
171941.92, mil of which l'lclcn S.
Idmtintls was given wearing nppurcl,
IIII‘H. shawls, ctc.. Valucd at but 827.50.
and llclcn Neilaon Edmondo, who is
now about sixtccn. 810.000 in (rush,
and :l 3100 pcnrt collnr. 'f‘o it thirty-
rizht l‘l‘atl' old nephew. Lyil'de f‘atlin.
the iii-rodent willed. during his life
timi- of inurrlnze, the lucomc on 896.-
1ltl.f|2. after which one-half of the
principal bl to no to llclcn Nellson Fid-
lnonds. Among tlic bequeath uivcn
by tho lcstntrix In her will wet-c:
l‘nthcdrul St. John tlic licvlnc, $30;
000; St. Mark's Church 810000; the
New York linivcrultv 310.000; the
Post Graduatc llospltnl $5,000; the.
St. Luke's lloapital for Aunt] Gentle
women $5.000. and tho American So
‘clctv for the Prevention of Cruf‘lty to‘
Animal: 3300.
Suit to bring: about u accoml judic-
lnl accounting of the 87,700 cstatc lert
by George C. Gill. who who the father.
of hire. Albertine Wctniorc. of Brook-l
fit-id. has been ‘begun in thc Surro-
untc'e’t‘ourt in Brooklyn. N. Y.. by
his WItIOW. L‘nrric l1. Gill. of Low
rem-c, l.. l.. and his , ntep-douzhtce.
Lizzic Harper Mullord, of the Bronx.
Now York City,
l'pon thc petition lIIch with the
court. Surrogate Herbert 'l‘. Kclcbnm
sinned an order directing Henry L.
Rcdficld. friend and cxccntor. whose
address is not given. to show cause
before him in court Thursday morn
lng. December 13. why lhe‘oppllcntioo
should not be granted.
lnl'the petition it is alleged by Mrs.
Gill. who~ulso spoke for the. step-
daughter that her husband filled
her for life part of the estate with.
the remalntlo-r toh'is five children and
istepdaughter. the others help: Gcorlzc
E. nnd Walter Gill. of No. 1032 Bed-
fnrd avenue. Fannie Gill boring. of
Staten Island, N. Y., and Emma
l
Decker, of No. 243 Greene avenue.
llro‘r‘lklyn. N. Y.. and that on account-
ing: was filed in November. 1911.
Mrs. Gill sold] that the court then
directed the executor to turn over to
her 81,292.87. ices the sum of 873.67 for
his commission, provided that she
filed a 82,500 bond with the clerk of
the court. but that the court's orders
were ,not carried out and that since
the! time other property has [come in-
to the poseeeslon of the executor.
vmomos sumo seems
PAYING lllloulosllw
. sloopoo.
I Announcing the Intention of Vir-
xlnns St. Jullnn Mayo. wealthy radio-
lor r'nnnfacturer. lo appeal from the
verdict recently rendmd languid-I
him-for 3100000 in the willfully Mrs.
.Wllhelinlna Meyer-Mayo- who lived
with bins clown years as his wife,
Howard Campbell. J1'.. an attorney.
.obtalned from Justice Gavepn in the
Imam-Court. New Vac-fr vmfllav
dsr s“! .ot, a _ mm!
.m. t Trislram & Hyatt W
Our-Annual Book Sale. ~
. Boo-Copyright.Fiction-60c.
There [is no more appreciated present than a zood book. Our list this year includes many of the successes of the
past season and the bindings are unusually attractive. Some of the titles are :—- '
The Double Traitor
Mary Padre-land
Aunt Jane
The Girl Who Lived in the Woods
The Wooiog of Rosamond Fayn
The Eagle of the Empire
A Girl of the Blue Ridge
Prudence of the Parsonage
Old Lady No. 31
The Red House on Rowan St.
The Maxwell Mystery
. The Slew of Julll Page
.... .... 4 ’
R Trail . a ‘-
Thc sinbow A Rogue by Compulsion \ Nobody I ' 3
The Man from Home
Janet oi the Dunes
The Rivermao
The Cinderella Man
The Eye of Dread ‘
Aloe Loyd. Cow-Puncher
Daboey Todd
Laddie
Jean of Lazy A
Riders of Purple Sage
The Bronze Eagle
The Last of the Plainsman
The Gray Dawn
Camp and Trail
The Inner Law
The Spirit ol'the Border
The Money Bee
Keeping Up With Lizzie
The Flaming of Zen: Henry
The Heart of the Desert
The Land-Loper
Kitcheour's Mob
The Poet.
Angela's Business
The Pastor’s Wife
Cappy Ricks
The Prairie Wife
The Golden Slipper
The Inside of the Cup
The Promise
Sunshine Jane
A Cry in the Wilderness
The Auction Block
The Money Master
Unto Caeser
A For Country
The Patrol of the Sun Dance Trazl
Mr Bingel
The Secret of the Reef
My Home in the Field of Honour
Cap'n Davls’
Athalie
Dear Enemy
Mrs. Red Pepper
The Short Stop
The Lovable Meddler
The Light of Western Skies
Beyond the Frontier
The Bird of the Desert
The Foolish Virgin
Buggies of Red Can
The Turmoil
Common Clay
Emotv Pockets
The One Star Ranger
Still Jim
Still Jim ,
Mr. Crex of Monte Carlo
Scientific Sprain:
Martha and Cupid
gaughtcr
Hempfield The Keeoor of the Door Hardin .of Allen.wood
The Miracle Man A Spinner in the Sun‘ Pals Fi‘ret ml
The Harbor . The Promise . A Country Lawyer
. The New Clarion "K" Thankful's Inheritance
Polly of the Gay “Cotllse The Turmoil The Island of Surprise
» Miss Billy's Dccllton tThe Real Man Felix O'Day
A Soldlel of. the Legion
The Valle-ole of Virginia
The Eyes of the World
Kent Knowles "Quahaug"
The Heart of Thunder Mountain
Heart of the Sunset
35e--Books for Boys and Girls-350
All of the authors most popular with the younger readers are represented. and many of the volumes are il-
lustrated. .. .n. Jinfifm'
a
. ‘7‘ / V ’ I I
Children 5 Books.
All of the old favorites. and many new Story Books. filled with pictures that are sure to delight the little
folks. .i 7!..-
A Big Assortment of Booklets, Calendars, Cards, Tags and Labels.
K .
i '—
AID SOCIETY OF 81'. In a very pleasing night. '0 arc the Ind-;-‘ U... . -0 'O' n. ._ OM“. " ,T.’
“:7"! the his show imam of The An- I, . o ..
t H-- Krieger &C
9~
LADIEB'
PETE H's LUTHERAN CHURCH.
*1
0.
'i‘hc monthly, bustncss and social
incctinx of the Ladics' Aid Society of
St. Potcr'u Lutheran church was held
'rhuraday allcmoon In the assembly
room of the church on Cedar slrcet.
Routine matters were transacted. The
rcpt-rt of the rccent Chrisimna rush-
pmvcd very gratifying. 'l'hc lalliw
voted in substantial 'auni of money
toward the reduction of the church
debt. it was also decided to giro thc'
pupils of the Sunny school Christmas
gifts at the ’chilrcnls service on Christ
mas day, and to provide a tree for the
church. Mrs. Therese lepcren and
Mia . F. Bansbef provided refresh-
ments for those present, who were:
Mrs. Katerina Groeachner. Mrs. Inoul.
an Miller. Mrs. Katerina Schmidt, Mrs.
Bertha Topper, Mrs. Theresa Zepper.
a fair course for the retailers between ( ; ' _ o n
the wholesalers 'nnd lhc consumers. ‘6' most acceptlble gifts
or. Mrs. Katerina Scbobcst. Mrs. Anna V I — ‘ ' I
Ehelenback. Mrs. Amelia Melscl. Mrs. 50"? combination 83109 were all If spéCIal at $1.00
Profltecring. boarding and compul-
Mnria llanzhaf, Mrs, Johann Oblmann, stopped short by the food adminls- ‘
Mrs. Paulina Schuufiu. Mrs. Marie tmtlon's recent orders and during the, ., value $1'50
Gotscham, Mrs. Mnrtha Schaml. Mrs. last two weeks the administration ‘2- as ' " .1"? 77‘: 7'"
Johann Roper, Miss Anna Barthel, has been forced to act more OI' I935 _‘ ”"“"”
Misp‘Mm-galrer Hoper, and pnmm. Man an a clearing house for the hundreds wholesale were enabled to get ansai . Although the food administration
ttn 1.. Steup. ,ofpomplalnta that have been reef-IV- and thus supply their customers, the ha"! 00"35i°"“"" “n‘leavmed ‘0 adjust.
. ,. god. to eyery case where a complaint small deares We” obliged to he}. dllflculllpg between wholesaler and re-
- A THING or gammy taller and attain Isl-tween retailer and
was mode, accompanied with null? .
The Free '3 ‘ cienl data, an investigation was made turning down their regular clutoniors consumer, it has always made th" .
’ . owing. Machine Company because these wholes piers who or- i l. ha 't‘ hlef f notions
are pushing hard for bullmms—edver- and a remedy applied. l 90 at c ear 1 t i a c u ,
lining In their mu lever—always The names of complainants have dinerlly “PM! the retail “or?! had are-to prevent‘p'ante, boarding and car
Iooking out for the best Interest of been kept confidentlll The handllnz not reamed "1°" proportionate “I" orbitanl‘ Pm" and l" ”9““? an “d"
' ‘ to supply and an euultpble dice
.tbeir customers—s distribution of g "“3 . ,
$6.90 to too cuetoners is til i late t 0' the complaluta. which were 9 This situation was probably caused ltrlbntlon. In "It! present auger ebon-
‘ e r each, “I'd admetlmes as “w u 10 o'clock ' the Hartford ofllce of the Food
It‘ll. tn“ h so "n" ed that _ by the fact that when the Mar. ‘80.
It ”$th 1|“ “WW“ | “"9 mm“ which the garment diverted from Administration feels It he. justified
custom" purchasing e Free Sewln , '
Machine nets sue reduction on ll: of unexpected work a M “‘1” "W N" ‘1‘”? ”I'm '“ 5"“ I'm ”mm?” “m3 "'9 ""9. ”mm"
cited to Connecticut. all wholesale buyers. *r“”‘“‘ -...
hachlno. it costs only no ‘ to join complained against was ten
the club this m 'der bl: ad of appear and makeau explanation. whether they did a retail business or
"“‘" "“ "m "’" "‘“ 7......” “mm ‘° “" new: mfgfl $.11???“ "
Ladies I A .> role orwmfrula' ‘ s uroco ‘
swoofi'lnt'mmmimfinym on: c ', incline «attempted hold' since-w front new Yotk nte re- behs moved today from g: 3:; to
week. will set their name stitched ups mount» purchase of some celved, the renl wholesalers win get points In Pennsylvania. in in.
with ”film Silk on e the price. or Moo-nod": than eon-cal in wt a larger portion. which will make at Maryland. Rhodo Island and upstate
satin. Tblsbealtltulnounnlrmp. an tone-reuse: out mm distributional mm warors Altheflsneiihionslinl-
need-fer s Mill?! on“: case’s-nit“ of m at a prlco in mm of 11 on. who need It. this nutter-of lsr snout ls song distriMlodJlsonrfl
' " ‘ s' fair and even distribution d.lflflf'm1fl”mflm here. All
9
«4-. .-
i"
gcfinc Furniture Co.. getting theirt I I
claim. 00
IIIIIJSEWIVES 9. I I, I
fill tutti! ; a
ii,
to the housewife of the power and "i . ac
value of the oillce of the United States N. . , ;
Food Administration in this state lien ,: A mOStI utiful assortment é
:22"..“2.1?“it:“."..":{:‘:.;“::.;'tint. of white waists packed 1n smg- :-
the administration which in guldan 1e boxes for xmaS presents.
namc stitched on the Free Sowing Mac!
l‘t-rhapx lhc first important proof .,
in the present linger situation. which"
/
soon roll consecrlcur.
.m roux, Doc. is.—Amxi-
We” 7.000.000 pounds of sugar woe
‘ Mt“ :s’ mum. the «muslin-mm MW. Mind-will! cents/rm. may swimmers . ‘ p ‘ ‘ . , _
.7 “on“;nenlslu m “I“ “ “Slider-Ian dummies-eases satin new,” w... in" manuals» woes Wale foodnd- mmmwmncmhuummmuuu mn-
- .. "waft..." Mm‘wwmmmmm'm “ “WW“ "' W” m-munmuusw gunning-.mmwmms mmmflmflmfl IfleeemhMYahttwu mt- .
.m ”3' W .- “"5" Jmfi’fi muMWmay‘p'n-iwtu «minimums ummummwo-«mwummmw
mull-mummy.“ "1:1 ~, _ slice. ‘ tut-s “ “ ‘ W'I”,I"M'°f“" usual. 5 ,
Norwalk Chronicler