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‘A lively {int light was in progress“
an Wool, we to moo _
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SOFT AID 81'!!! OD"
‘annre
$1.15 to “.50
m SHIRTS
Collars Attached, $1.60 to $4.50
“MEAD
506 to $8.00
BELTS. we to $5.00
“CROSS” GLOVE! for ladies
and men, $2.00 to 8350
WOOL GLOVES, 50c to $1.50
Hundreds o! Other Useful Arti-
cles as Christmae Gina
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aumlv SALE
At ‘KLUGMAN’S
145 Washington St. So. Norwalk
SALE NOW GOINB 0N
This is the week to select your gifts at a great
money sailing
§ ‘ ' - A Pair of Pants with Suit
['66 AI Shirt with Overcoat ,
A BlouSe with Boys’ Suit
“1'8 EDITH, regularlyusmdm $14.50
HEE’I sum, ugnlarly inarlyflbandtld..................................... $12.75
IEN'I OVEROOATI, unduly 818 . 815.00
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Miss Etta Glaushofl war pleasantlyH
surprised Saturday evening when a
party of Weatport friends called at 5;
her home. 17 Weetport avenue. The
surprised!“ moet cleverly pianned.‘ .,
While Min Gheholf was bmily- hnit- V
ting all by her lonesome. the family 4'
having ”gone to the movies," ohe was.
disturbed 'hy a gentle ring at the'
door. and upon opening the same ‘a hit ..
Ilarioua surprise greeted her. A jolly; 7'"
good lime was had by all. Dancing E I
and games were the features of the
evening. Towird the close of the pui-i
l,-' a dainty bullet hint-neon was serv-'
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Joseph Davis:
85 Washington Street
Salli Norwallt
' ruerite St. John, Miriam ’Marehail..
m'aovmoulmnhrty tits moo
nora'aum,muimyuo,m1nm we
nova'aurrs, regnlnrly sunny $8.50
aowovmouemnunyno ' mic
sova' 0W01fl,regularlyfl rm
4‘ Those present included Missal
‘ anion Allen. Agnes Donnelly, M‘ar-
Emma Rippe, Beside Allen, Marion St '
John. Marlon Naeh. I'Zthel Rose, Belle;-
llippe and the Misses Etta and Care-
merday afternoon between two men
II [font of the imperial Cafe, Railroad
"Eye glass chains, zunrd e‘mina.
”tries at Brand's. ‘
-lt(en'l and boys' caps O'Brien.
A daughter was born Sunday even-
in; to Mr and Mr». Flank J. Smith
1,“ Yew slroet.
~—-“Thtu is a Jewelry Xmas."
The friends of William ll. Ward-
veli will be pleased to learn that his
"bondiiion in mutt-what implored, be
having been taken to the hospital for
treatment in it- W edm eddy
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~Soft hats, soft hats. O'Brien.
lair-pit A. Farr of Middletown. found
fatality in the Superior Court of cans
V hg a death while driving an automo-
. the while under the influence of
" liquor, was .anant'i‘tl to the state re-
hlot'maiory for front six to ten years
Parr to tm-nty-lwo years old and was
- dtiymg an :Ititorvlobile which ran into
n bridge. early on the morning oi July
21. leidmumi Murphy Wm kill-«1.55”
florid" Murray, I nun-e, was injured.
and LI mm in a hospital, and three
‘ other women WFl‘P lem svrlntlpl)’ hurl.
-No imported anvil—bin lent. but our
own thoughts (‘xt-l‘t'quf‘tl by our 1mm
., orator». Unttlinz of Sorwailfs ser-
11‘ Vice flat: at the Patriotic Concert of
War Music, Armory, next Friday eye-
ling.‘
' Jon» Savage, wlm'wut» recently Eli-lit
to jail for thirty :l'tys by Jude;- Vt)".-
btrrml for contempt of the point. wh~ n
'- he, .‘uvmzt. refII— Hi to illlr'vter (tur-
tion wit to him by l’r'lrlif‘il. int: Allow
hey (' t' liege-tum, um rI-lt-u 4"]
J» . from iii! in llridwpmt on i<otu Ila
', alle- "with \fldl'llil it hm! Mo! on
(trim to Bridgeport asking: fol his
5 talent-.9, not tilt in tillil" Uhlf'lll‘t‘
morning infore .lIId - \‘o»bur:h
than; t! wi' h mm 9: {w m l; 2‘ “it.
find (Mill. llit ~:Inlr- ('llJ“l - in" WI» it‘."
. even, "Milt- ”l“ malt" i up l)t'l\l‘t.-l'
thonllartd Suva."- pylori-wt m l.-
“ 1002'! if had {until i:i.~ mum'- .t :r.
W int; HI:- stay in Izlil .lll littli't' Vot-
burgtt tmh hi: mantis» in uni l oh
I. “and continued *‘u- mg.- m b time“
-—FOR XMAS——
You and Huyler s Chocolates,
Mk5. Photo Supplies, Perfum-
“ . Toilet Articles, Combs,
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»t'-‘ Etc.
not I -Powell Corporation
s.-.
Sleigh»; were much in evidence on
tile street-t of the city yenterdev.
titlieer Murphy ' found a woman's
ulntv on Railroad avenue and turned
his find intd headquarters. l
WA Norwaik telebratlon of Nor- . MICHIGAN—texture. é
walk's pride. in her own brave men.
Patriotic Concert of War Music, Ar-
uvorv, liriday evening next.
A ion'was born to Mr. and him.
Mnx How. of No, 16 Sprin': I-ttl'eet,
Monday morning. Mrs. llaut is me
daughter of Mr. and 51,5. Samuel evening for Fresno. (hit, where theyL
Greenetein.
The funeral of the late Martin llut
fv, who died at his late home on ilelI
den avenue, lam Saturday was held l'cas of Norwalk were mirried last
from St, Mary's (‘hurch this' morning.
Interment followed in St. Mary's cemv
l'lf'f‘V.
James Doritos was arrested last walk Tire 6‘; Rubber company.
niuht * charged with intoxicating
breath of the peace and destruction Robert E. bailey oi Chit-ago. now
of private property llin'cane will b" stationed at Camp Melrilt, .\' .l. ('om.
heard on Tllllih'lllly morning he being pally 301. has: just spent a furlough or
releused in bonds oi $75. pending a 48 hours at the home of his aunt Mn
hearing. / .
windief )tmne rintrn. lzuvallirrs:
'hroorhe’s at Brand‘s, South Norwollt.
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The Norwalk dietrict legal mitts-try
llt‘mtd will hold sessions every \vlnv
from -l to 9 p. m., at the Norualk :Int
South Norwalk ("tubs for the punpost
oi assisting registrants lo- the next ;
draft to fill out their paper. Evorr-
one who has been called should mall? 50ml...” ”f \l'in fi,..,,,,,_ \‘orwnw. r.»
Itft their returns,
——-tlold knives. rigor Filth-TS. .t
Brand's.
Th. ll: umlnr mtw- ng o' i‘
trail: ('huptv, i‘ A R. will he hot! 1
I‘m llllnll' ol‘ the recent, .‘tir.=, Holler
Way, l'ltst itVt‘IlUt'. Thursd‘n Il'r'v
l"‘tél"l. Illvlll‘f'f‘ o'clock, The U :crun
prn';.2.«:-~ it in \et'j: inter‘vtinr it
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oat-ll member lH In brim: an antique
.nII ltll it; history. ot’l ushamwl
me will be sung. The meeting;
- 21*ll'2! '. or lutlf past ttm.
MT“.
had noun-mu: acquaintances in thi
(1;. i I... new no “idou oi Thaddeus William English and family of Col
Gamma, n cctmrae or and out- of th
[tint \tillt'l; known men in Putnam zligi: or my...- em.”
county. N. Y. ller home Willi on ------—
llt. n: ty Island in Lake Mahmae. on»
of the show spots of that pictures‘que 1y n. ‘ i
ltstll Mm. (innung w.‘:l ninety ytnrs
(if age
"Soil hat proper Xmas prcson
(t' llrien. I
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:‘nigmd on lit-l0". Tl..- (mil-iv, hm.- tm llonrd of Management “'1” no .t .
Marianne Ganunfz. who (llf'll l‘“ street. is the guest of .\lr:~<. Shorwowt
pm.”- {it nor home ‘at Luke Mahopnw.
lyn olauhou; Mum Arthur Miller.
Soba;tian Lanterbaeh. Dexter lloyt
:(‘lurenee “C Keith. Gill)» rt Hale Clif-
ford Talbot. louiu .lonen, lordtm.
Gauchet. Warren llunt, Fred Saxon-
meyer and George Rim 5, L ’
sot'IAI. "' “ -
Ladies’
3.... w... 5 FREE ! x on...
With Coat , wth every dress
A BIG LINE OF CREPE DE CHINE, SILK AND GEORGETTE CREPE AND LAWN WAIBTS,
Miss Florence ltddyan daughter of
it” and Mrs. Victor lokiyan of 15 West
'nvenue was unite-d in marriage Setup;
day afternoon at 3 o'clock at the Mem-
:odist pnrzonage to Richard Michigan,
of Boston. Mass. The couple left that‘
UNDERWEAR FOB LADIES, GENTLEMEN AND CHILDREN IN ALL SIZES AND STYLES.
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A Present With Everything
LADIES'PLUIHOOATS,reghlu-ly$oo.....................................‘........... $32.00
mm'rtusncoars,reguulyszr.......................‘......................... $15.00
mms'cnornooars.nrulmytzo $16.00
LADIEB'OLOTHOOATS regularly“) $12.50
LADIES’OLOTHOOATB, regularly $12 $7.60
Girls’ Coats Reduced 40%
;will make their home.
'. EZEQU L‘E—UCAS.
('. ii. Ezequelle and Miss Katherine
Thursday. at the Norwalk Methodist
ipartuonatze by ltev. Albert E. Beebe
Mr. Ezequelle is employed at the Nor
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Charles l'tzlngt-r, of South Main
street. ' E
E Mr. and lira. W. E. Brennan of l‘." ’
Lowe street have returned home after ‘
‘ attending the funeral of .\lr‘.<. Bren-v
: nnn'u father. Thomas Collins, of. “file: .
bhy iiill menue, llunbury J ‘
Mr. and .\Ir.~. 3;an Chamberlain; ‘ lag.
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turned from Savannah. Ga. I-r-rrntly,
t and after u Visit here, have departed,
for ('iticztfi'l‘i. ’
t .(‘larince linurr oi the forct of thiz;
, Nornalk Tire & Rubber ('ompany
:pI-udire ~ two wrvk:' tnuttion in th:
1 south. 1
3 Elinor-Ii .\i. hint! of New York tilt is
hiltiltllnfi lt-n days' vacation with hint
tSlt'l' Mrs. W. t'. Collins of littlest
' tollrt. .
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Miss Marion ('lItII't'h of County
(', t'Iam'uinzrz‘of llockt‘illvu
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t linuillo are visiting: “illlnm P. En-
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lln (lo-men .‘4. Greer-rt ol’ ll l'IIion
Park l.‘ visiting her daughter in Brook
The water main in ninth. mam burst
t. llll-l morn'n" flowing into ll!" Boutor
store basement and caused consider-
‘3 At a meeting of the Board
Byorderofthemard
' DIVIDEND NOTICE
South Norwallt Savings Bank
ALDEN ”DIANE. President,
630“ L. WOODWARD, Treasurer.
Deco-her ll, m1.
oi Directors of this bank, held
this day. a dividend to depositors was declared at the rate
. « of four (4) per cent per annum iron the earnings 0! th.
._ six nontlra ending December 31 1917.
This dividend will he entered on pasta-books. and paid
on and after Janna-y 10,1919. ‘
of Directors. . ;
a hard winter for them. Pheasantsi N York 1’" , Alina
"I" aldqnallmh'illgmed utter by. _°' .. U'W ’
medthefammnnditlalotm- l . . -.
— able discomfort, .
Humphrey Doolen's, son of Deputy;
Sheriff Edward ‘Doulens, has rerItrned'
to his home on Taylor avenue, after:
having been in the Norwaik Hospital,
with typhoid fever.
I‘ird lovers have had enough to do:
during the past week keeping their,
:lrfl'hf‘ffid friends fed well. in finite:
tel injunctions to save there it in the"
heart of nearly everyone 'I snf: Itrnt’
for a bird. whether the humble Etta-i
3llsh sparrow or the aristocratic. look-i
in; pigeon. Cmmbe from one table}
literally taken and not in the Ethical“ r
We, can be used to give the hlrdsz/
something to eat and the tact that the
starlings and English sparrows ea‘.
..I.lrom the same pile oi crumbs allows,
one who in observant of birds at nib
‘ that the' birds 'are not at all Mullah:
and seen to realize that this will Def
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Enjoy Your Evenings l’ "i“
Don t worry about the rising cost of
light nodi' i'.ucl Use SO-CO-NY Ker-
osene in oil heaters and lamps. You
need not fear a coal shortage then, for
SO-CO-NY Kerosene is always easy
.to get-and economical to use.
SO-CO-NY is the Standard Oil Com-
pany of New York’s best grade of
kerosene oil. It is a concentrated
solution of heat and light.
SinCO-N to our grocer, then yod can
be rare that every gallon you patio-W
Ilgater will give you eight long hours of healthful
warmth-just where and when you want it.
srmo'ann ortcoumw or new malt
'nclpai Oleee ‘ "
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‘ common thing in a barnyard in the m-
momfiman’ sort Mgune- .- '- ‘ _ .- I. ..' . . , g ,V .
mwhgwlthbparmeudwen " ‘ ‘ ‘ , ' . ,. H , ._
- QAVIVOWWU
Norwalk Chronicler