Buy HisChrlstm as Present
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f in- thi eastern
“fawn...“ none-.1111“; We Will Cash Your Christmas Club Checks
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river calm to the coast '
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2mm“ ................. “figata‘g nests .......................... ”5.” %
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Temperature: High. 23; Maria" “1’! anovss ’ Includiugthefamouslnterwovsulloss. E.
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c, ewst ~ mm; goons limes ............. “Moccasin-
t Wool Wristlsts ...................... not i"
' ' We have a large assortment of Traveling Bags Sleeveless Sweaters ............ $5.00 to $1.50
. l and Suit Cases‘for men and woman Woolfielmats .............. ”unease
ll"- ‘0' 11. "m” 0‘ Chmw‘i 03.50tot15.00 0. D. WoolGloves ........ . ............ 31m
. . salami-1:311:33:- “:0! Traveling, 'l'oiletandlianicure 00 200 Raincoats ..... . .......... $5.00me
. spniaedher it“ 9 1 ‘0 -
- y. She is not able to use her hand: Gollar .................. gm “3:3” Hart Schaflner I Kara Suits or Overcoats
i Belt,8uspander,GarterandArmbandSetsin wwwflhmspdoihflmflmu 10' 1
, . i Christmasbous. ................. 50¢to$1.50 ”$11.50 ‘
' ar-Soft bats, soft hats. O‘Brien. I I .
Wifliam O'Brien of Spring 11111.
neither of the 35th (30., returns to
m Terry today after a four d‘ays'ii
lnrlough spent 'at his home. ' ’
Donald 1. Shepard of Wilton ave-i
of East?
ace. and Donald Campbell
avenue. left for New York today to
Join the Field Artillery which is sta-
Iioned there.
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-—-No imported spellabinders. but our.
own thoughts expressed by our own
caters. Unfurling of Norwalk's ser-
“wioe flag at the Patriotic Concert of
War Music, Armory, next Friday eve”
ins.
Because of the lack of available
nen. caused by the number who have.
volunteered or have ben called to warn
women. have been placed at work in
the packing room of the Crofut A.
Knapp factory in South Norwalk for
Ilse first time. A thorough search and
abundant advertising failed to get the
necessary men and the firm was oblig-
ml to motor mm?" to d0 ”‘9 “0“ 81.11111” Parish and the Reverend. n week'n visit with his sister. Mrs
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——‘1'his is 11 Jewelry Xmas."
All extra, train to New llawn will
fiavc South Norwalk on Tuesday, ll.»
umber 25th and January 1. at 10:32;
mlclock, arriving at Bridgeport at.
10:35. and \‘ew liaven at 11:27. An
I ultra train from /Springfibld to New
Work on,'l'uesday. December 25th. will.
atop in South Norwalk at 12:09, mid’
fight. arriving at Grand Central rata-
h at 1:18 a. In.
The regular meeting of liishop F1111
wick Aauem'bly, Fourth
Knights of Columbus, will be held on
‘l‘nesday evening, December 18. at thc,
looms of Council 1263, South Norwalk.
no war campaign fund of Catholic
mam Council, No. 111, Norwalk, will
(lose Thursday evening All members
y. the committee in charge are re-
mested to make returns before that
hie.
——
- The State Highway Commissioner
an three trucks from Bridgeport to
low York yesterday. The trucks had
now plough» attached and they aid
oi materially in making the roads pa.:-
«Approved ByA_ll-—
Footwear For
Christmas,
5: SHOES:
_' “sunrises
RUBBERS
I mmm
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manna-round
mmmnsmim'm'"
Li
no.1\
’
a .
degree. ‘
Norwalk
Two Stores
Rogers & Stevens
So. Norwalk
The home of Hart Schaifuer & Marx Clothes
l
-—A night of inspiration and return
tlon Norwalk'a service flag unfurled
at the Armory. Friday evening next.
xMilitary music. patriotic speeches and}
dancing. .
i
l —No high brow compositions. but
lmllitary mimic that will set the blood
tingling. Patriotic Concert of War,
Music, Amory, Friday evening. !
——A liberal smoke fund for our sol- l
diera and sailors. Twothlrils of the
gross receipts of the Patriotic 0011- l
cert of War Music, Armory, next l-‘I'i-I
day evening. . i
The Reverend Thomas J Finn. of
Father ( arroll. of St. Joseph' 11 l’a’mrish
Attended the dedication exercises of
the (‘hurch of the Blessed Sacrntiient.
in Bridgeport yesterday. The dedi-
cation was made. by Bishop Nilaii. of
the Hartford diocese. The sermon was,
read by Msgr (hldwtck, former c-hiip
lain of tho II. S. battleship Maine. l
icorgc Henderson. .lames ll. (Tos-
tello,. \riliur Loudtn George Weir-l
man and Arthur Wods, who enlisted
in the Ordnance Department last-
week. left it for New York today to
report to headquarters on Broadway
The local legal advisory board re-'.
ceived a notiflaction from Washington:
this morning concerning the question-‘
aires of the registrants. it stated that'i
the registrants must make known their ‘
occupations with precnslon and name
the branch of the work in which they:
specialize. All members of the local
advisory board, whether associate or
otherwise, must state if they have.
aided the registrants in any way. 1
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l
1 George Weeks.r., the genial chef of
the McMullen Yacht club, once more
demonstrated to his friends his abilityi
to construct one of his famous pert
winkle chowders lat-1t night Of course.
'due praise should be given to Quarter!
— master David Sanford for his efforts'
in obtaining the ingredients of the.
chowder. Prof. Grace entertained thel
‘members by rendering several vocal;
and instrumental selections. and the
hearty applause of the audience was
conclusive of their appreciation. The
committee announced that there
would be another banquet on Sunday}
lilo-ember 23. and all promised to be on‘
,harid ..... l
r
‘ ctantesa a. sans.
The members of iluckingham W. R
10.. ‘A'o. 3,0 will meet at the home of
~Mrs. Bell W. Rider of Westport ave-
inue Tuesday morning.Dcce
as :1 reception for Mrs. Bates, so florl
tom- of our former members, llrs. DOV l
Ila A. Wilcoxsou of Bridgeport, now a
linenibtir of Elias Home, Jr., corps.
(Mn. Bates will leave .\'orwalk anuary .
'4, to spend the winter in Florida. The
:ttest wishes of the W. 11. C. for a Illa
'iourney and a Happy New Year.
Umtenant Jesse T. Dunbar of the
35th 00.. retnras to Port Terry tomor-
dsri' 1mm
onw- 11m Louis a. main,
Jr.,‘ offlorwalbaad Seaman fl. Kai
Which-Edwina “We“
.traasferraa from their duties a the
WICWI'PJg'JflIO
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FAREWELL RECEPTION T0 was. i
I
NOR-WALK
SOCIETY.
and Personal
NEWS-
ans-—
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A. A. Altenbrandt has returned from
'Willinm lllodgett in Trenton. N. J. Re
win accompanied by his nephew. a
student at Yale college, who has just
‘oniiited iii the aviation sectiou of the
United States Army.
Private w. Ralph lieu of the Thirty-
and will leave
of economy?
cause of its full happiness.
which we live
James Mcllhoney of the Thirty- fifth
bong island Sound company, at Fort
l’l‘erry, is spending a furlough at his
home in Norwalk.
Mrs. l T. Payne of li‘lax Hill Road}
has returned home after spending a
my days with her brother. Frank rl
Brady of New York
.\lrs. \lllliam J. Moore has returned
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STAMFORD
FURNACE
The most inconspicuous part of a
house's equipment is the furnace in
the CCllill', but about the mast scr-
ions di~cumiort about :1 house in
winter is viiiatt-tl air, which is not
improved by heating;
It puts cheer and vim and life
into the whole family to have the
house made comfortable with heat-
ed air that is pure and fresh from
out of doors. That is only another
way of saying that you want a
warm air furnace, like the STAM-
r0111).
lit" S \l..l llY
ll0RACl3 ll. NASH
Corner North Main and West Sts
_;
”womsnswltiismartwristloops.
lmmmm'w m: antenna...
Wharton .......... accustom
‘-
Gift Umbrellas ‘ i
for a gift, testifying to the giverfs taste and good judg-
ment and supplying a practical service to the recipient, these .
, . handsome Umbrellas are especially commendable.
A great variety for m, worms and CHILDREN
lspecially beautiful handles of- high quality due woods;
many sterling silver mounted and m' s in arm-hookvstyles,
l
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:to her home in Lincoln avenue after' spending ' vacation with her moiher'
. in Brooklyn.
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; Richard F. .\ficbigan and um rim-
aiwrnoon at the parsonage of the
.\'m «all; .\i. E. church by the Rev. Al-‘
liPl'i lieo-liv. The couple have started'
.ior California where tho-y cit rcsode-
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i 131'. nnf Mrs. ii. 1.7. Cornell start :0-
day for Florida for two weeks with
Mrs. Cornell's sister at Jacksonville.
and Mrs. William .1. ("may an-
incume the marriage 17 their dimmi-
I1-r.f‘1.ndys thlole to George Ella
\1 oitli Stern of Carbondale Penn.1‘hc.
jrt-remony was performed by the Rev.
:8. .P. Fairbanks at the home of the
ihride T! iirsday evening, December 13.,
Mr. Stern is :1 soldier in the 37th (30..
-(‘. 1).. L. l. S. stationed at Fort Terry.
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.\i 1'.
. ”A”, I
; Charles 11. llilwofth. or the internnll
ETGVPDIJP department in Hartford. apt-hi
Snndav with his family in Norwalk.i
Mr Dllworth now is head of the motor.
boat registration 'department for this;
district which includes Connecticut:
'and Rhode Island. and is much Niece
ed with the work.
An “old-fashioned”
Christmas-wand
true econOmy
An old-fashioned Christmas is a Christmas of many gifts—a ChriStmas when w
express to our friends our sentiments in the form of remembrances.
In doing this, you can easily practice true economy.
‘—
.\liss Sue Olmstead of West Main
street spent the week- end in Water
bury with her relatives, Mr. and Mrs.
Colt-s, of that city. -=
How can an old~fashioned Christmas be harmonized with the present-day gospel
. Each one of us must answer that question individually-but the harmony is to be "
secured with but litle difficulty. ‘ '
\
Spend your money for gifts with discrimination. Do not waste any of it.
First of all; make the children happy. In days to come, they are to bear the bur-
dens. Do not rob them now of the bit of idealism and jo that Christmas brings;
let this Christmas of 1917, instead, be one to be treasured all through theirlivesbe«
Let your gifts to friends be worthy of you, of your sentiment, of the times in
You know, as does none others the taste and the lilting and the ideals of you:
friends. Choose each gift in that knowledge and choose something that shall serve a
definite purpose as well as carry your message of love.
This big and busy store can be of some help—and will gladly be at your service.
There are economies here in striking number and diversity. There are useful and
attractive gifts for each member of the family-and to each gift is fixed a price that
'shortly to go into training in Washing, spells economy in large letters.
”0111‘.” C. I
In illustration z—There isa handsome coat here for every one of the family circle-
11111 Long island Sound company, hast at an economy price. And dresses, and ’kerchiefs, and umbrellas, and stockings,—.
W “W"“M "‘e “WW" " ““3 all over the store sparkling economical.
home. 37 North avenue. A
We know this is going to be a happy Christmas for the children. The way Toy-
land is sending its delightful things hurrying out, Proves that. But let us make it a
happy Christmas for everybody—for the wheels of time never turn backward and hap-
piness deferred may never bereflized.
The Howland Dry Goodi Co, Bridgeport ' '
CAMPAIGN 0F EDUCAYIOA.
NEW YORK, Dec. 15.—A 'Yll'l'ill'
Icampaign of education among Ger—
man-Americans in this vicinity i.» if) ,
.-m.- lshiyan Were married Saturday
' cites! of the
You’ll Be Sorry
There' II no r-orre folly nor (in: more
remain of diatresainlg conscrsrncc than
to n:i'l::tn cc" iii leaves "am: :3}.
that hangs on,‘ 'it threat..::t yc .1 r: ith a
mot! serious condition.
Foley" 5 Honey and Tar
‘l\.ll12CL'l'35'lv"Cl:ll encccft' c‘.‘c
V
l:.i....'. t, together wil': the r:c;"..‘,1ug i
honeys: :1 char healing;
in the co I‘l‘ cares
ingredients. fun:
the sore feeling' in the chest, and raises i
ghlrgm easily. It imparts a plcesan:
:cling of warmth and comfort.
D. Enterkin. V." i-iston, (1a.. um '21:: -
"Foley' 0 Honey rd I r f. k r'l t hes-runes.
ran/stud. .l!"'..’,1t.l lt.;-:E-s.to
dtiilsou-f’owell Corporation.
he conducted by Thomas D. Mct'hf-v'
Itliy, United States Marshal her; 1 16¢
(ed by a German-American, J. .Wne-
,l chnsser .born and raised in many.
it was announced today. Aliens will
.be informed how best to fulfill their
l duties and to support America in the
“tar.
iWisechussen who'came to the Umml .
States in 1915 has lost a good pv si-
lion since this country entered the
war and he has offered to help he
federal authorities in making thr 'ot. '
no .5
of his compatriots here an eats: Pl
llntlf'l the :1th1110 conditions.
:GOVEHNMENT MEN
l WILL HELP FIGURE TAX
Syezt’atiy Assigned Men, Collects
Waist-i Says
The grow-mmcnt intends to strut
tmrn to ht-ln the plain citizen finite
rut his income tax. according
itcrday. Postmasters.
nompapnn: will inform
the while
.when these officials come. '
Testing Captive Balloons Before Sending to France
“‘ "1
forum: Taxes to Be Calculator by ‘
may)
in is 9
statement of Coilecior of lute. "a! ,
itetenue James ..l Walsh. made 3119 .
bankers and ’
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Norwalk Chronicler