Oat they are spread
m on the 1111th
m States Navy.
‘ IQ to their house from
" audit connotation with
{rodent ”ll-
ls a reason
mum»
,M
museum-save town as '
’1 Whom the Naval Mili-
‘ ' ‘ WY 00131 Artillery
" . the “me condition here
Ian! hundreds have
and gone out so quietly
1 on. of us who realised
hssibeen their families
rrissds. or this great;
only Roognition given
boon tat received trom
and tries!!- imagine
if “owboYs on receiv- 1
bra-so from the City of
‘ » tinny st than who joined
Army through the
the draft have been. and
attend. letters being receiv 1
111111111 inputting tor smokes
m things. our good Gm-
5 tly Qerding very gen-
the carnbrts oi the body. ,
the matter of oats and cloth-
'Me few facts in the minds
“ our patriotic townspeople let
our hit not only in a tin
way, but in attending this
Christmas celebration in
' all those who are now in the
in the training camps, on pa- l
hint; {or the clusi e Bill)“
pad on hoard those magnifi-
hips nod cruisers convoy-
- s to the field of victory,
cy in Europe... Just come;
of thou boys when they re- '
r remembrance 1mm the
the City 01 Norwalk as a
11' be happy and in bring
tell their fellow soldiers,
nerosity and patriotism 01‘
men. Isn’t this a magnln:
not only to remtmbérou
All these things are to be:
_. by your attendance and;
at this patriotic concert of
1c and dance. Come with!
tiles and let us all go over
I' on Friday evening December
7, at the armory where this!
to be held urllcr the auspices!
utusl Benoit Association oi‘:
oyees of The Crolul d:
Compani-
M
as on DRAFT combs
Sends Notice of Appoint-
to Writer Holcomb
~ RD, Doc. 21 .-—'l'he rev-urn.
notified today that the presl
appointed Charles A. Hallock
to be Federal represents-i
tats exemption board No. 12
. and William Owen, or
you in place 01 George D. Wat-f
a member of New Haven lo- II
11 No 5. Judge Thomas 1".
Deputy Judge George L King]
been sppohted members at;
’ "”riosrd No 5 in place or George’
‘ '7 ' Patrick O'Brien and Dr. to.
Luna-met, resigned.
, ,. governor sent telegrams to all,
exemption bards notifying them.
’ all communications concerning;
should bezbent to the governor;
' o! the Adjutant general. 311:,
.. the case in some instances.
GO WORKER ARREGTED
11D, umn.,nec. 21,—wn-
t, whorworxed on a tobacco
- 1 ,111 North Bloomfield. was
“ by the Moral authorities to
" placed 11111111 in Hartford on
alleghg that the man’s
large is detrimental~ to
thewountry.
- 11an Recipe to Restorc'
, Glossarivfittnettve-
nose
Yours ago the only way
mixture was to make it at
which is mossy and trouble-
Nowadays. by asking at any
f : (or "Wyeth’s Sage and Sul-
lloundr" you will get a?
of this famous old Mr.
bytho addition at other 111-
; for abut 50 cents.
. guy! Try it! No one
disc to advertise our glorl- rl .
. Harold A. Mocks oi Merldeni p
MANY DEALERS IN
N Entrances on. Maillétfliolrllold Ava. "illlllilfl/Sl.
‘mYJ’fllnl’fl “'5 '
n——- mmw , . W
Mom‘Ma:
shopping is finished Dec. 24.
Open Evenings.
Hohdayi SerVIce.
Every man and woman and girl and boy in this store is your Christmas helper from now till the last bit d
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nannies—mung.
We are all here to help you in every way we can. That is our main business in hie—and we enjoy it.
If you are seeking something and don’t know where to find it; ask any man in the store without a hat
If you are puzzled by some special gift problem, come and find its solution in the splendid spread of mcrf‘
chandisev-or again ask aid of that same man without a hat.
Remember, above all, that the Howland service is yours 1nd1v1dually and cordially-rand let us help yo;
along the road to a real old-fashioned enjoyable Christmas
\
‘Lovely dresses
for evening.
. I For Santa Claus to bring to some fortunate
women, lovely and fine evening dresses of newest
patterns and rare excellence.
ty not to be told 1n words
Warm and delicate and appealing hues
hagcn, and white or Wisteria with gold.
Same with overdrape of fine not, some just of the
clinging and glorious satin. ;
Delightful and distinctive—and at a
price of
Second floor.
Fine satin;
fine economy.
. One clear answer to the sensible-gift puzzle;—
‘ enough satin for a rich afternoon gown.
And ’tis here at an economy.
A satin that is pure silk, that has
weight, that is supple, that glows and gleams with
life and color.
/
Among those colorsare brown plum coponhagen
navy taupe castor ivory black and gray.
A yard wide, a rcgular$2and$225 satin— $1.69
Third floor.
'der oi the winter in Southern Califor-
nia. He has been warden ot the pri‘
son at Wethersficid since 1911 error I
OLEOMAHGARINE FAIL
TO GET LICENSES} in; here from lndlana.
Dealers in oleomargarine and term
voted butter are careless in their ob. '1'th the weavers of Justice
‘ servance of the law requiring them “any v Snead oi the Stamford Cham-
gefififi'g' 3: 5:; to be licensed according to D3117 lord Chamber 111 Commerce, the utm-
” ' y 9° and Food Commissioner Frank H. :dard on Company has joined this or.
back to natural ruler and
Stadtmueller The law went int c!-
m the hair when I led streak tect Au 1 1. 0 ganization, andtwill be represented by;
Althmh 1200 11- '(‘harlcs r Mills or south
Satin or a fine Louisine, with richness and bean-
:-orchid
and Nile and peach, and black combined with gold,
and elusive gray, and American Beauty, and copen«
‘.\"
special
$22.50
» 5:
excellent
"Adi... . .
ease. .fi‘.
Felt slippers of cheery air, red or gray or blue or
wine or brown, extra valuo— J .696.
' inns door. is". "‘35
Slipper economy
for a few.
Possibly 200 women may have a pair of Christ-
mas slippers of unusual goodness-and they will coal
giver but .696
Slippers; their very thought' 18 of comfort and
I
d
And a Serge
at economy.
if Still another correct maria gifl guesfion’fl
gi- Serge for a magnum, 'or for-girl’s Ml
5" {And heroincolorsitfifedhallthuse‘ serjcu,‘
fine quality, at economy WW
navy.
Every thread wool, '42 inches wide, regular 51“
Little .bloomer "”3?
dremonomy. :2
For Tiny Tads, clever little dresses .with bloom-12
era that match.
Save Mother much laundrywork, keep Tad warm
and comfy always, and are pretty as posies.
Pink or'bluc mercerised rep with white collar
and trimmings.
0r chambray' in high waisted model with white
poplin collar ends and belt, smOcked by hand too.
This cute chambray dress is all the prettier be-
ccllent shades of green or peach or pinkor blue.
Each modelinm'zcsfrom2t06, rcalvaluc$2.50
$175
Little white rompers of ripplettc with hand
smocking done in bluc'and‘pink, worth $1.25— $1
Staunchvchambray rompers of blue pink or tan
with white poplin collarand belt-andicufis; sizes 1
Norwalk l
ceases hi" M “3'” 0‘" ll ‘5 b0" field representative in this section of
lieved that there are as many moral
dealers in the articles, who have not
been licensed. ”lire fee for a license 5
is 82 a year (or dealers and $1 a year
for hotels and restaurants Prosecu-
tion or elenders- is promised shortly '
by ldr. W. '
INDUMIAL ‘OOHOOL GlRLO
who «card trons WWW
«murmumi sum
three months ado and since mam
mwmmwuowsw '
Connecticut for the company‘.
woes taltsuinto custody sndrsturnsd 34...“ng Magnum“.
on
causothc white trimmings arc contrastedwith ex- '
Green brown Emir. msfefia gray, 11th '33
MW ' ‘
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urination; ' .2#
Ring for gift;
and extra value.
}.
’ 'Always a worthy Christmas remembrance,
set with diamond .will have greater significance this
Christmas thancm ~1W‘c4" n
Tfidhldicrinbaining winchooscitc'fieu. i
' through coming days.
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Th'd young oficer goingoverscasbtnponfi
seawilllcavoittospeakthetnlooflds ‘
4
Meir 7‘
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Fortunately, a special gathering '01 Sam
diamondringsjust rcadyforChristmas'gifhl :3“
Single stones with clear and flashing W
setinTiflanystyle,14Kgold,-—$28$45to$150 m
Cluster rings with the stones so! in plam
to $5 — .. .31..
’ rm... 1.... m ., .
KEEPING THE’PROFITS
Yoncansocnmnlsteacspitalflyonsrsmnkingaprofit
sndwlllkccpthcprofltsyoumako.‘
Assvingsseooumintlasnsukgivuyouthsmesnsot
hepingyourprodtssndtumisgthsll to capital.
The compound interest mnbosssoondprufitwhlchtwtsc
syssrinsrsasesitseltsadxyour rsasrvs too—our oflufl
would be pleased to explain further.
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