War EcOnOm'y
Xmas Sale
" ' ~our
RIEGER S
’Wontcu’ s and Men’s Departments
«Fur Sets ,
,‘Separate, Mulls -
. Separate Scarfs
"Children’s Sets
Bath Robes
Flannelette Kimonas
, Quilted Jackets
Shetland Sweaters.
‘Worsted Sweaters
j Silk Sweaters
Voile Waists
Striped Silk Waists
’Black Silk Waiéts
’ Infants’ Leggins '
:Hug-Me-Tights
7 Mt’ddy Blouses .,
:Girls’ Gingham Dresses
Girls’ Serge Dresses
Heatherbloom Petticoats
Sateen Petticoats.
cuse Dresses
ue Wool Blankets
_ Shoes for Women
Shoes for Girls
. Coats for Girls
fGOats for Women
Party DreSses
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Marabout Boas
Skating Caps ~
3 Teddy Bear Suits f
' Men’s Overcoats ‘- ,
Men’s Suits
Young Men’s Overcoats
and Suits '
Men’s Sweaters
Black, blue, brown, Ox-
it‘hd and khaki color
Men’s Scarfs
; Dress Suit Cases
Valises
Boys’ Knee Pants
Boys’ BlouSes A‘
Boys’ Sweaters
Umbrellas for men and
women
Raincoats
Men’s Fine Shoes
Boys’ Shoes ‘
Boys’ Scout Shoes
.Boys’. Mackinaws
Men’s Bathrobes '
Mott’s Smokingcoats .,
The: mosl'complefe readybfo;
wear store in Norman. Our ‘
prices are as low as condi~
lionsvvill permit us to Sell,
bill-ire let pom undersell?
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(Outlaw ho- MI Pan)
federal unicor- will have a supply or!
me tar tarsus with him. Because;
law and um not know how to make
out their returns, the government is§ '
sending in this “den! weer t) as-
'aist them. it is the duty 6! the tnx- ‘
player to make himself known to he
goiter-menu if an individuv'
lsure whether or not he is ablated to
file a return he should fz‘tmwl lbr‘
federal one." as pencil“: ranging,
,fman $20 to 81.000. and jail sentences.
are imposed upon those wht neaim-t
tthetr du'v in this respect. 0.’ course,
‘ it is impossible to send it federal of-
ill "r into everv town. villas“ and coitus
gratuity. To meet this condition le—
‘lec'uor James J. Walsh. has trumped
tiller-rs in .he most important cttn'v‘rs!
:lPklllfl ttile enumeration the ' t ttl m‘
ipi tum i2! .ul ’z‘cossihllity lmii—H
ulnar desirinx in urination Jl--' n: diat— l
tnce iii maklnz up their in. u rttr titty
stilt their convert enoe as '2 wh-h
will ti they will lull won
The collector suggests that ev-‘ery
lbody immediately start to figure up;
ibis income and expenses so as to be
ready with the. ileum when the fed;
«eral officer arrives income includes”?
about every dollar that one gets. Ex"
venue is comprised of the 'money that
is spent by the lad vidual in making!
his money. such as inter at. taxes;
[paid hired help amount paid for
goods sold. seed fertilisers food stock;
for horses and cattle. rent, etc, but;
not living expenses.
l l-‘u‘rther information will be fum-
;h~lte.d by the federal unlit-er.
ml Tistr & Hyatt
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Norwalk’ 3 leading Dry» Goods Store
Dime or Dollar PreSenis
laybofoundall 'roundtbia
flotsam.
store. Ivarydgpartmontislnllyequlppodlorprompt and of:
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Ladies’ Furs. Suits. Coats s... Rain Coats. , r- 2
Two Gift Tables Laden with Inexpensive Gifts. ' ‘ i
The Famous Guns Umbrellas for Men and Women.
Hosiery. Handkerchiefs. Neclnvcar and Gloves For AH.
Don’t Miss the Book Section
I Copyright Fiction no.
Prettyj’iciure Books tor the Little Ones 2512—351:
The Best Books ior Boys and Girls 35c
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20% Off on the Holiday China in the Basement
Open Every Evening Until Xmas»
;iilllllllllll3 Fill :
ultimatum;
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is issue The. Connecticut Light
Bower (bmpany makes an an i
lnountement of withdrawal of its flail
irate for display lighting. When asked
2for an explanation of this action, the
gec'ntpany rustle the. following states;
tmei’ll:
t ‘ln view of the present fuel sllua
tion and the great need for (to-opera
ition in wnserving the. supply of coal
itltc tompany lelt that it would be ad
1: able to discontinue all unessentlal
Sighting. l-‘lectric companies all overi
"ll' United States are running short of
lfuel anti in many cases are havlnx to
lcur on the power supply from munl
{lion factories on account of inability'
to obtain coal While the amount of
final used in keneratlnx electricity for
:dlsplay lighing is only a small per
iwntage of the total. still every bit of
growing helps to relieve the situation ‘
tit-eat difficulty is expeNe-nced in rih-‘
.tatning a steady supply of coal for the
power plants. The coal Is not arriving
regularly or in the quantities required
gThe company hopes that it will not be
‘«touched to :9 through the experi-
once of many other companies which;
have had to practttally shut down:
their plants he transportation prob-l
.Iem however. is a rery serious one.
Where is no ttiling what may happen:
before the winter is over
i in View of the critical duration the
company feels that it ought not to en '
econraxe hte use of current for ones
sential purposes and consequently ltas'
decided to withdraw the flat rnte'
:whieh has previously been in effect
and which under normal conditions of- i
iferetl an inexpensive and efficient
method of advertising to the mer- .’
.thants in the community.
1 Miss Marion Golev, of Mexico, . W.‘
'V.. is spr‘ndina the holidays with? .jer
lpattttts Mr and Mrs. C. H. Godfrey it '
1'. Taylor avenue. Miss Godfrev is
Jest-her of modern languages in Maxi,
gto Academy.
ChOTHERS
You may clothe man in line
rahnsnt and than take your
chance of payment, you may
sell them shirts and collars to
the measure of their dollar‘s,
sell them gloves and socks and
ties till they take the beauty
“prise—but when all is said' '
and done there is one thing,
only ans. that was". yat
invefl‘whspassaloan.
touted what fie ham bin
mantra-43mm
banish-a. ltisOoalthstman .»
must (at or he's angry you“
can bet. Life is sad and'inf
complete when one radars
from cold feet. Coats and
sweaters are all right, but a
fire that's burning bright-—
and your foot upon the fender
——ia the best known cold ans--
THE
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COAL (Blink?
' a , a
Outside Windows
, If you made the blunder of worrying through the cold snap :
in a cold and uncomfortable house—don't do it again! '
It is not only disagreeable, but mighty expensive—twice as ..
much coal—Doctor bill—and a ruined temper.
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I There is no house so well built but what OUTSIDE WIN—
l DOW! and DOORS will make it better—make it more comfort- ,
l able and livable.
If you’ll come in tomorrow, any day, we'll tell you what it '11
oust to make your house comfortable. “Do it now."
Tile llafcli o Bailey co.
"Will Pay You lo
‘ Visit
KLUGMANi
CHRISTMAS DAY BENTINEL
— The Evening Sentinel will be issued; . 145 wasmng‘on S'O
'tts usual on Christmas morning. still
m...“ °“‘°“"” “‘l If you seek anything in appar-
mintzs
“Quality Shop"
South Norwalk.
Practical Xmas Gifts
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WAISTS
Specially Priced for Christmas
3 $1.00st snowmssootosrss .
' CAMISO ........................ 1. 1.50
f Shiite 99§E1:::::::::::::::§4§1‘5’J'§ 1725-3
3 gillt'iiiiiiist;zt:zz::z:::z::::::.mastoiiozos
' EXTRA SPECIAL'
. moo to $25 no cons .................. $1535
l 0! Superior Quality ‘ .
l MUFFS .............. I ........... gwggfi
S‘r'i‘umaita'saiszz::::::::::.... .95
. cuAiimi Accoums omen gm
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l Yeste -rda¥ afternoon there was no or.
There are quite a number of resis ly one hundred gulls on the dump
itraints who have not returned their within fifty feet of the south side «it
lquestionaires They must d0 30 at the bridge trolley men nits repairin
once for their time limit of seven days wit-,es and people pasring all or it,"
will be up today: itlme. yet the birds showed no or n.
All exemptions heretofore issued corn and hunted all over the fluid”
have been cancelled Every registrant for anv article of food.
must make out new applications for, And it is a pretty good argummt
exemption and no excuse will be ac l,to any one who asks 'Whar good .4
Icept‘cd for not doing so In gull anyWay?” Tor they 'u-ari air.
The legal advisory boafli is willing that these birds are Nature's Heavy]
Ito aid and assist anyone who will gers along the water fronts, and tho’s
tome to them and for that purpose remembering how wild the gulls use.
lthey are holding Hessions from 4 until to be about Not-walk can are in t;
ll o’clock at the Court Rooms at \'or— lameness of these birds now a ll‘
wallt and South Norwaik Sessions will markablc erample of how u". w.“
.alac be held Sundays from ll) until 12 creatures respond to protectione
I,” m and from 2 until 4 D m At the —-————-——-- ,
above mentioned places i b t h ad- —— "Over the Top," n wondctiu!
'quzp'zrgonowms me” W" e a e story on the war, 81 .50. Donneliy's '33;
l South Norwalk~Wllllam F Tarn :30!!!“ MM“ street.
Smarty. Nehemiah Candee, 'Cramer (z. ———-——————-
'Hcgemun. Daniel Keogh. louls S MANY SCHOOL CHILDREN ARE
.neors William P Grim, Mm J ‘ stcsw
h. Oliver 8.1
£82? Clarence I Brus l Mothers who value their own «one
: Namath—James T. Hohhot] m fort and the welfare of their children.
lward J. Quinlan M01?“ Land Samuel should never be without a ho: of Mo:
NOTICE.
1309‘” Frederick Buckley N W titer Gray's Sweet Powders for (‘hid— ‘
Bonedlcl Edward Mead Albert 1'.
fldrldle
SEA GULLS
LIKE LEMA p‘y mothers tor 30 years. These DOW—
dots never fail All dru; stores 2.31!
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anyone that he enjoys the nulls visits "’00 Address, Mother .aray C0.“
iutt dill its condtantly mhlug Roy, N Y.—-Adv.
tout sue matter as still matte foodi ._.,._......_.
for the birds
ren. for use throughout the seasoli.
'l‘bey break up colds, relieve feverish-
incurs, constipation, teething disorders.
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Try a laaunsl Want Mr. M _ I
headache and stomach troubles. Us"! ‘
Norwalk Chronicler