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E. K. BANKS
Ileheckenw Hotel Block.
Iontnjorwn‘ik.
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ily News}
The N. E. Bran Co. are showing
extremely prettv ribbon for'
hair bones and Christman glint:
.wflen's and boys' caps, O'Brien. i
7 A rehearsal of “The. District'
School" will be held in St.
fly 3111001 room, Thumdtu'. liect-m-E
mill ut 8 p. m. '
e—Soft hats, soft hats. 0' ill-.ien ‘
f. Howard Kevser and family of
’ er alenne. ale to move shortly
_ Philadelphia. where Mr, 1mm- in
pioyed in the United States aero->
ghee plant. 1
-No high brow composition, but
glittery mullc that will set the blood
giggling Patriotic Concert of War
to. Armory. 1‘1 triav evening
Frank More“. formerly employ ed in
. 1 itardWare. More of A. D. Morgan,
find who enlisted in the quartermas-
ten' department at New Haven, in
pending cards to his friends here, He
II located at Camp Johnson, Jackson
tale, $1713., nnd'reports that he is well
{Id liken the life.
._ HA: libersl more fund for our toi-
m and mm. Two-thirds ol the
W receiplsfet the Petriotlc Gon-
{srl of {Wu flute, Armory. next Tri-
W "m“ l : i J ’- ‘
: «‘Norwulk sailors returning home on
flflouéh 1m it‘iger Wr'tr rztp bands
halting the name of their "3550!. For
military reasons the hat bands now
billed to the sailors bear the inscrip-
tion, “U, 3. Navy," instead of the
lime of our ehip. The change has
been made for the purpose of lllaltin"
It more difficult for an enemy spy to
tell what ships may be in anv port.
.1-—Nico assortment umbrellas for
Inns. O'Brien.
Incalaadi'ocates of prohibition
lmslly elated over the vote 'in the
‘lseese of representatives on th1 ton-
fictional amendment and are (out 1
deflt that the meaaoure will {1.11.1 the
to in concurrence and that soon
' {tonal prohibition will become :1 cer-
tntv leaders of the movement her 1
t to the vote. as :1 justification to
”air work in the campaign waved to
> to Danburv ‘drv" this fall and he
a that no matter what. action the
of the town may take. the time
munching wharf, wi ‘h all the rest
the country, prohibition will be en
it 1'0
.5811!” presents for the. man, O'Bri-
——FOB m3—
' md Huyier' s Chocolates,
1. Photo Supplies, Perfum-
Toilet Articles, Combs,
Ito.
. . Powell Corporation
At a meeting of the Board
ALDEN
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111 wool. am to 110.00
m veers
. “.50
¥ " NoR‘WALK‘
SOCIETY
eorr um arm can
mm . and Personal
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NEWS
FUNNEL SHIRTS
f j: _
Collars Atteched, $1.50 to $4.50
“Gm
500 to‘ $8.00
BELTS. 500 to $5.00
“030“” GLOVES for ledies
and men, $2.00 to $3.50
WOOL GLOVES, 60c to $1.50
Hundreds of Other Useful Arti-
cles as Christmas Giits
Q
Q. .
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George Gerln. youngest eon at Mr.
and Mrs. A. Gerln. of
Inne, Non/elk, was married to MfssI
’garet Eve Warriner this nfternoon at
l'i‘rlnity Eplacopal Church
13111“, Ark. The young couple will err.
.Joy an extenrive honeymoon which
led“ include 11 few weeks in Nor-walk
'New York and Boston,
‘
l:‘Sundny evening at the home of flies
Helen Foley at South Norwalk.
'the 'buslnees seesiom the following
officers were. elected: . I
Hise H. May Foley: vice-pretlident,l
' . l 1therine Murphy, treasurer,
058p aVIS tley M. Dyer The remainder of the;..-:
~vening was pleasantly spent social-
iv. Mien Marie Murphy entertained
85 Washington Street
South Illorwalil
li‘oley\ entertained at the piano.
R9 ‘
frelhtnenia Were served.
Paul's Sun .
'ltl,
1..
‘in Cunnetlitut
. :1 chauffeur for
DIVIDEND NOTICE
South Norwalll Savings Bank
this day. 1 dividendto depositors wee declared at the rate
of ‘0‘" (4) per cent per annum from the earnings of the'
six months ending December 31 1917. ‘
This dividend win be entered on pass-books end cold
on end after Jenny to. 1918.
Br order °’., the Board of Directors.
BOLIANB’. President. . ,
GEORGE 1.. WOODWARD, Treesnrer.
December ll. 1M7
(‘harlcq Murphy, of Main street or1
field. \'..t ,
where he had been attend {II/I
ing the Notwich
The meeting for tomorton of til: Military Academy.
it ll (:1qu Auxiliary ut the South Nor- lieII will not return until January'
“““i Con"lt'zational (‘hurth will be “m . '31..
i-nstponed for one week. Ruby Booth at the . S. Navy who. "
was hon: on .t furlough loot w.eelti
while his ship Willi in the dry dock.I
has returned to henlce.
—Gold knives.
B 'andfls
The n1:1ny fliendn of William Dalla-
Samuel Arit-lla and Ralph Char-
iolt were euiprleed to learn that thez-e
young men left town laei Fridav and
joined the army at Fort 810cm
—-A night 0! inspiration 11nd relaxa-
tion. Norwalk'u service flag unfurled
ut the Armory, Friday evening next.
Military music, patriotic speeches and
cigar whom all
i., was 11 Sunday guetit or friends in
Norwalk. Miss Corning formerly rt—
Hldt‘tl here.
in. and sir-.1 lletbert (‘orncll start.
ed y‘eoitrdn, for two weeks with M11.
(‘ornell'e tili-lt‘l‘, a1 Jacksonville. Fla.
Private Russell Janos of the 35th
1.. l (‘.o i:- spcnding a short fur-
laugh at nis home in Tolles street.
dancing. , Mr and Mrs. Robert Buyslnger, of L:
Thei‘hri‘mts (‘iub mm mm, on Winnlpnuk entertained Mr and Mrs
Monday. December 28th, at The ll. l-‘. Gilbert over Sundav. f
Mire Natalie Jones of Brooklyn.i\
Y..
town section.
South Norwalk Trust t‘ompally. This
H '1 puny ran the first Christmas. club
This is the eixth year.
lie 'ultlr payments of 25 cents. 50 cents. Franh Waiters. of Bingllnnlton.
$1 $2 or 85 tacit melt may be made. Y,, is spending a few do)?» in NOI‘
—"Thiu ll a Jewelry Xmas." walk. ‘-
Wulter Gator, who is employed as
Robert Scnlzi. the
Henry street grocer. had the misfoc
tune of breaking the wrist of his right
arm while he was trying to crank
Sculzi's car a few days ago.
—.\ Norwnlk celebration of Nor-
wnik's pride in her own brave men.
Patriotic (‘oncert of War Music, 'Ar-
mot-v. Fridtty cvenlnfi next.
Mm. G. E. Waters of Hickory muff]
—DIAMOND LAVALLIERS, DIA-
mond brooches. (‘ameo broorhta. all
prices up to :40. Large, selection at
Iillrnnd' s .lelvclrv store.
'sourH l.ORWALK EVIDENCE FOR
SOUTH NORWALK PEOPLE
The Statements of South Norwalk
Residents Are Surely More Re.
liable Than Those of 01- ‘
reported an unueual occurrence to l ter Mrlnfl‘" ~
swag; "I‘I’I‘I‘Irdo‘; "h" \ilIllFlllglL' Hill. Home testimony I11 real 97001.
. .1 .1110. (mm ulucl . . .
to her :urprim- :1 ha: lilttllllt‘ ml 111 in Public. statemenln of South Nor l ksonl the be-
the... tree it... thu l’u-zlll door .\li-.. iW- 'llk WW“ 03"" "‘3‘ "m" The sparkle of silver on the Christmas tab ° mar 7., e
‘vfltt‘lfi jg, wandering if llllfl ll‘ a Sign: “'th :lIfl'lf‘nll or neighbor snyfl glun‘ng of my, many occasion. When the ”Gift Of Silver W! .. I
Fairview ave- ’
in Pine. '
Amee'ling of the G. S. G. club of‘
Danbury and Norwnlk girls was held
At'
President! Ii?
, Miss Anna MeGrath; Secretary. Miee‘
Miss,
luith vocal selection and Miss Helen..;:
rived at tile home l’otlnv from North“ , :~:
I’):
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':' 1.1
1 itin- _.
1. .-.\C\.\§\TT._‘-\1 it.
is it truest of friends in the down
N. I .I.
OI. IDA
145 Washington St.
SALE NOW GOING
This is the week to select your
Free!
un'eeom, mutilation.......................
meson-nunbrlytululyslrudne................
unit's omcom, mululym
m'eovnncoue. mainly $15
nore'emrs,ugnlu1ytlo,mym
nove'smrs regularly Orderly $11.50
nors'omcoue,ugululyuo
nors' OVIROOATS, regnhrlyfl
.1....
At KLUGMAN’S
A.» Pair of Pants with Suit
A Shirt with OvercOat
A Blouse with Boys’ Suit
V SALE
9
So. Norwalk
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gifts at a great
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Ladles’
Shirt Waist
With Coat
moms men cons, regularly $50..
LADIES men 00113,”ng $25
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LADIL'B’OLOTH com, ugululysao
Looms'acorncoms, regularly $12
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Good Taste and Distinction find Perlect
Expression in
Gifts oi Sterling Silver
(..' an orally spang. 1 m“ "I... res eel. .
«(‘hlislnuls specials. Look for nitric Tlfe wordpot one whose home in for g prove itself mo“ enduring 3nd worthy . ii
.11! in another column. The’ 801111011127. w.v “\Hpg your doubts. . . - l
1' littilmud avenue. Tel. 073. iq I'lertf's 11 South Norwolk statement. i From our stocks .11 the 1m: lltI-IIiIght 30.12.9011!
The entertainment committee of the? And it's for South Norwalk peo-l PM”! “955 ”W following "r“ ”PftFIE’ " fi‘
inulh Xiwwnlk Lodge, Loyal Order of I ple'a Ilwnefit. i Flat Pieces singly from .................... ”31-50 to $10 ':
\lm .v. incl at the Moose Home laul'. Such evidence is mnvinclnz. ‘. d f m .......... $10 to $50 ‘1
i luhl, where they completed all nr-l That's the kind of proof mm back! Plat Pieces by oxen TO “'.. ........... 75 I
lullaclltento rol their fourth annual t Donn'h Kldncv Pills. ‘ Bowl: Dishes. Trays. Goulpotes ----------------- 33-75 t0$ W
ttlllsquerauo hall. to be held on 3:111 l 11er A. Hamilton. 8 Elizabeth ’l 811 IIIIIIIIIIII $150 to $250 2*:
‘.'r:tl’o Eve ct Music Hall. Ian-eel Hzlifi' 'l ll“? ““Pd DOM” Kld' Dinner Nice ................ , $35 to $100 ”l
— <Gpnt'g'yogt chains. watched, stone “PV Pllls several ”“198 and the! have cofl'ee serViOO .................................. . II I!
'lYltl Siznt't rings at Brand's. been of meal help to me. Whenever }' Tall Candlesticks per pair . . . . . . . . . . . . I . . . . . . . III IIIIIII $25 -. 1
mm MT” M 191‘. 1:11. ”on“ was “yd Tilin;::k 1:22:19“: tittimumv'l Low Candlestickseper pair .................... , ........ $8 ”i
. . ' . ' . . v 1'. l ' ‘.
:.P.n1::'l:f:ulst)it 021;; 01:31:11: 11:31:? 1:11 I We used man's Kidney Pills and l.» Folding Photo Prmu . . . . . . . . . .. ..................... $6 . 1
o'clock yrsterdav morning, it in mid . they hm" 50"“ relieved the . i . 1 Silver Military m“ for men in. the "m“, Set of Six .. .
that a heavy piece of iron fell on his' m“ “0“ m “" “Sm-m Do“ 8 m’ Salt Cellars. Silver Spoons in Case, Bread Trays, Sandwich
riszht lea, breaking it in two places. He plv P“ for a kidney remedy-get my, cracker and 0110060 3.“ and almost a dlels variety Of “I
we. immediately-rushed to the, Nor-' D0335 Kidney Pills—the same that -. other Sterling Silver mid” mo“ appropos or Gifts all at ..
“allt iloepltnl, where it. it: said that M” "3mm“ had. Foster-hillburn " equally attractive pic“. 1 '-
lhzlt he. is resting a little more com- ICo, Minna, Buifnlo. N' I’M!“ \ Q
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tenable this morning. I
-—Cigurctte cases, cuff buttnnl, tie
clasps. stick pins at Brand's.
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own thoughts expressed by our own
craters. Unfurling of Norwalk'e ser-
lvice flag at the Patriotic Concert of
iWar Music, Armory, next Friday eve-
'ning.
t
OLD WELL LODGE OFFICERS
The following officers were elected
Int the annual meeting of Old Well
Lodge, No 108 F. and A. M., ‘laet ev-
'ening: ,
Worshlpfnl Master-J. A. llollerin.
Senior Warden—George P. Bette.
.Junlor‘Warden-Aaa T wwndee.
Secretary—Robert M. Wilcox.
I
and It. Burr Beach. The ,sppolnted of-
ficers will be mode at the.' next meet-
' ins. . " . 'w1‘_
Headaches
fromdieoldereot
the etc.
of Directors of this bank, held
--‘No imported spell-binders. but our “'1"
Truman—43. F. Mills. IF. 8. 11ml"
G.W.Fairchild&Sons.,Inc.
997 Main, Street. Bridgeport, Con.
At the Sign of the Chlmescmm
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FOR HOLIDAY MOMS GO TO
A. HASSANgs
36 Van Za‘ndt St.
Ghristmu'l‘reee, erothsnndOrnements. .
PruhBtockofPineOsndiuinbnlkendpoch‘nes.
Staple sud Policy Groceries, finite, Nuts and Tobacco.
TE. 1522
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".“Y rump tired. He 111mm his career by
‘NDMNAWU" 1‘11”“ 1’ “A“ ulna; too deep on interest in the
In“ “em, ”I’m“ 9'0“" “Gd 0., “I10”. ”ten",-
ltlllgr. Meyer-elect of uterine City,
1nd,, toenterbsmdnonesinhtsm
oily. end which was noose-err for him
to bsve before be m on notice
itiseotrecorded immunitie-
terythat‘smotorleaner-saluteev'I,b
weaves-Wurl-
'fimmmmm
tun-.nntmemtom.“fi‘"
ummumwdsmw -
flue-s. .
FREE!
A ma m or once: penance, 81L! m 030mm one: up new: wmrs,
UNDERWEAR ron 1.111.123.11an 1111) 11mm or ALL ens AND STYLES.
A Present With Everything
LADES’GLOTHGOATS, regularlym $1500
Girls’ Coats Reduced 40%
oeuvdomrpllnf ill Irlvlllfl,
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. Silk
Camisole
wth every dress
1.11.11 1
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, MCCALL
V PATTERNS
If you buy ready-made
clothes for the children, the
problem of keeping them.
well and warmly dressed for
s. moneble amount is in.
deed serious.
But it you'mak’e their clothes
at home, using' a McCall
Quarterly and McCall Pat-
terns all your guide, the prob-
lem of finance is not only
greatly simplified but the
children will be better dress-
ed than ever.
McCall Patterns
FOR JANUARY
mum '
P1221122
Now ON- SALE .:
onlcnmmm, ones.
So. Nat-walk A Conn.
A great variety—for gifts or their sdormnents
Populumnowmoutsdetgutinendhendp
somebmdegelldesinblecolon; also Rich Ribbons for
nation; the mammalian-wing. .
Prices run from ..29cto{100yerd
DibbomtortymMpespudeds.
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Norwalk Chronicler