Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Saturday, December 22, 1917 · page 5

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' .Q’m. The temperature is some-
- 'whet lower in the central and eastern
untried.

“WAI’PRAGOIO-

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.Iaodlshteprsctleaforyeala. ’

_ chasers of coal ,are required

“ rammmmozmwl,

eddsrtulght and Olson Me is
as well defined star-ens this mora-
.~ east of the W“ mulls. A
slight distal-hence central, our West-
on Hostess has caused light this dur-
Ieg the last twenty-four hours from
the Pacific coast eastward to North.
Dakota. Show flurriea were reported
fla- tbe southern portion of the Lakei

 

 

 

 

 

 

Temperature: High, 44; low,
36. Cloudy:
Fan News
——)low England Candy cal. 10 so.

Main street, offer only for the boil-
days, special assorted chocolates 27¢
a pound.

Lincoln Council, No. 4. 0. U. A. M .
met last evening and discussed plans
for a smoker to be held in the near
future.

 

—Gold knives, cigar options at

‘ Recitation. om Old Saute

 

Brand's.

The followinlt questionaires, 1261 to
1419 inclusive, have been mailed to-
slay. These must he answered and re-
turned on Dec. 29th.

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—-Dancing at Amory Sat. nighLI

Svec‘s orchestra. Admission 25¢;

Sergeant James McMahon of the
351i: Long Jaland Sound Co, has re-
turned to Fort Terry after spending 3
«ix day furlough with. his parents on
l'edar street, .

 

,—l.adiea' stone rings. Mialllcrn,
Dioocbes at Brands South Norwnlk

 

Mr. and Mrs. w. H. Tsrhuton left
todav for Baltimore, Me, where they
will spend the holidays at Mr. Tarbut-
ton's home. Mrs. Terbuton was for-

,mrly Miss Mary Cliggett of this clty.I

 

—Basketha|l Xmas night, Armory.
Norwalk vs. Knickerbockers. Dancing.
Reserved seats. Donnelly' and Du'
son's. /

in the Superior court in Bridgeport
this week,Ia reward of seventy-five

litecltation, A Merry Christmas Pie

 
 
 

 

lastelaea Given by the Pupils of “In:
'mflhw Y.“

The My Christmas aromas:

were preacutedtuthe huhlyaqu-

m s, Franklin eased. « I
Hymn, Holy Nlflt .......... Room 5
Recitation. Christmas Eve .........

................... Frank Forest
Recitation. Barbara' a Secret ......
................... Dorcas Flynn
Violin Selection ........ Louis Novak
Reading, The Angel and the Shep-
herds .............. Charles Nash
Recitation, A Toast to Sana Claus
Edith Tsrlov. i! so Saltarelli
Recitation, A Holy lsh ..........
.................. Paul Miklovich'.
Song, Jingle Bells, ..... Dorcas Flynn
Recitation. Gift for the King ......
. Sophia Berg Bernice Austin
Hymn, Hark! The Herald Sings
.................. Edward Newton

 

 

Beatrice Wilkins, Hasel Cunningham.
Mary Hal-tailors.
R‘ecltation A Merry Christmas Pie
Pauline Singewsld

Violin Solo ............ Hollis Novak
Recitation. A Little Cbristntfls Secret
.............. ......... Mary Lee
Reading ............... Eva Teldman
Hy mn. Hark! The Herald Angels Sing

.......................... Room 5

Reading: Miracle by Santa Claus ..
...... Sanley Hawks
Program, Room 6. '
iiymIn. Holy Night ....... Room-‘3
Generous Santa Claus ............
.................... mans—l Fulton
Recitation. Hang 'Up the Baby?“
1ng .............. Mary Bavsstauo
Recitation. Dear Old Santa ..... ..-.
Elisabeth" Kayaks. Annie lmh
ilymn Hulk! The Herald Angels ..
.......................... Room 6

..................... Mary Lass"
Recitatkn. Ho Mlltlades Peterkln
Paul Outwitte Bantu Claus .....
James Santorella. Michael Soltes. Jo-
.’ seph White. Alfred Mil'ls, Richard
Mohr, Earl Thomson
Clarinet Holy Night Dixie;
.................. Frank l-‘ereucy
it citation A Gift for the King .....
................... Mary Mayoral:
Recitation. Wonderland. Olga Vetus
Recital ion, The Night After Christ-
mas ............ l ..... Julia Fish
Violin Selection,.."... Harold Teinsod
Hymn. 0 little Town of Bethlehem
.................... Gladys Fulton
Retitation. Christmas Bells ......
................ Helen Drenyocllsy
Recitation. First (‘hristlllas ......
Pearl Knrdcs. Agnes Turner

 

EXAMINATION OF MiLLlONAIRE'S
BODY.

TOLEDO. 0., Dec. 2L—«A post-mar
tern examination of the body oitl.uciull
it. ilerdan. Toledo mllllonairts who
riled in a Chicago lstpltal last week,

linrtung, and two expert chemists.
The body will be removed from a cem-
etery vault.

Permission to hold the poshmorte
was given last night by C. T. Lewi
attorney representing the Berdan fam.
ily. following a conference. with Coro-

 

dollars was granted' William ..l Jack-
run, of ill" Plain for information'
of George Olivet, of Danburv on the.
charge of horse theft William H.
aillacltman of Brookfield, wins award-
a l forty dollars for information )0. 1]
ing to the rrest and conviction of
James McGowan on the charge o.i
theft of poultry,

-—Did your boiler
during the cold snaps last winter?
The Bumham Boiler won't go back on
you during the cold maps, or any nih-
cr time. it's the boiler of Cosy Com-
fort Heat. it's made in Westchester
County. Bend for ”Which and Why"
booklet. Lord I: Bumham Co. ir-

. wington, N. Y.

 

 

sill;
than

in Bridgeport, Where the cool
nation appears to be worsa
in any other city in the state pur-
to.) ur-
range for their deliveries. either rar-
ylng home small quantities them-
new“ or hiring a tnlckman to cart it.
{the snow on the streets and resulting
difficulties in hauling coal ”9 in part
responsible for this order, Coal is now
arriving in Bridgeport in larger quan—
tities than heretofore and the situation
is expected to ease materially with the
clearing of the streets. I

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People Everywhere Are Enthusiasticl material is not eliminated day by day ,
‘lt quickly ferments and generates

',_. Over “Neutrone Prescription 99"
Hundreds of bottles of "Nelttrone
Prescription 99" are being sold and!
irugglsts say this is the greatest rem-“
pdy they have ever handled. no!
' t a demand for a medicine has
Douro good reason back of it, and in,[
the ease of "Neutrone Prescription

reason is its wonder-worklug'glus of real hot water with a tea-
tly. power in all forms of rheu spoonful of limestone phosphate in it. "I“ W"""‘ To DEFEND "Tl-5
which is a harmless way to wash
Inflammatory, muscular and sciatic these poisons, gases and toxins from 8' Mnel' Woman's champion short
kidneys ”a distance swimmer, announced
palm or neuralgia are banished. swol~ bowels; thus cleansing, sweetening ,0!» the would agree to defend her;

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Joints and painful muscles disap and fresheniug the entire alimentary ""0 ill the
.thehleedtspurlfied and the gen ‘caual before putting more food into 'asalnst Claire Galllg'an. of New York. force their Dollie request by law and the Garment and the local plant answer applies to them all 10 CM" meat yo- desire W m- '1

mm.

are quickly subdued, the the stomach.

go back .on you}

, while the bowel pores do.

' to sustain the body.

ner Hartung.

Permission was also given by Lewis
i”) tube the vital organs 'iol hlcaxo for
li'nrther examination if it Is found nec-

“ll-FY

llalshal Sheppey brother in law and
,aunldian of the dead millionaire read-
ily gale his con lent to the exhuma
'tlon.

The widow of the dead man has not
yet been found.

 

 

WHEN YOU WAKE _
UP DRINK GLASS 2
l ’ or HOT WATER

Wash the poisons and toxins from
system before putting more
food Into stomach.

Says inside-bathing makes any. 1
one look and fast clean.

sweat and refreshed.
l
Wash yourself on the inside before E
breakfast like you do_on the outside
This is vastly more lmpgrtant because
the skin pores do not absorb impuri-
ties lnto the blood, causing "illness,

 

 

 

 

 

 

For every ounce of food and drink
taken into the stomach, nearly an
ounce of waste material must be
carried out of the body. If this waste

 

poisons .gases and toxins which are
absorbed or sucked into the blood
stream ,through the lymph ducts.

ulock- I

will be made. here today by Coroner I

I less Christmas-“and we are 011 the threshold of a merry old-fashioned

 

which should such only nourishment

A splendid health measures is , to
drink, before breakfast each day, a

 
 
 

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' Christmas, Is Safe! . ~- ' IT: I?
A merry Christmas is assured the boys and girls. I I Ii

A happy‘ChriStmas 18 certain for the grownups.

We have thrown off the doubt and and wavering and aWakl
cued to the fact that Christmas must NEVER fail! " .

As Dr. Lyman Abbott put it in The Outlook: _ ‘ I ’

War time is a time above all other times for the cheer and the
spirit cf good will that Christmas, when it is given a chance, will bring.
Gifts, which are a mockery if they do not express that cheer and good
will, are perhaps more appropriate in war time than at any other time,
if they do express good will and cheer.

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One of the great editors of America added this powerful
word from his pen: . . i » , .

The childrénlaGliris‘tmas-'-th‘e ChristmasIof Santa Claus. w . , w " 4

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So firm is our faithfin the need far sustaining Santa Claus at this 5
time that, if such an end could be attained only through a temporary. ' , a. ,
’ ignoring of the world -ferment' in which civilization‘ now is involved,"
we. might feel justified to championing such a stand. It is a doty of . ‘1
the first magnitude to see that Santa Claus is not sidetracked! . . 2.1

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Happily, all America got over its bad dream of a Santa-Claus-

holiday. ' . " . .

If the store can help you in the many preparations yet to be
made, we are all ready to do Our share cheerfully and promptly.

we’ll be here all day Saturday; andall day M011
day and the evening of each Of those days too-«and
what a splendid lot of Christmas gifts is ready!

~ THE HOWLAND DRY/ oooos COMPANY

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liver,

lhqalth flavored when “Neutrons the stomach.

I’resorlm I." 1'- as“.
W rally of a famoua ~speelalist

this “ileum Prescrip-
3”" within reach of all

 
 
 
 

A quarter pound of limestone plou- 'ola ludisnapollll star, provided the
i m neonatal mum is the phateposta but very little at the drug ’ante set is after January 1

but is sullcleut to-slake anyone

an enthusiast on iaaidevbatlllag. lea Darby, who defeated lies Galisas in '.eeal all. We and all!" that! It, III“! "l0 mu! "silt
and women who are masts-ed to aa-ilivttatios meet at lsdiauapolts."M

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I Illi b Christmas Day of hand!!! them
“N0 LIGHIS ORDER | South Norwallr people as a whole :55: 11:111.}mm l,ym'em indication stead of .w h”Inge-flew.“hunch.

will doubtless obey the iniuuctleuto n
it” will '0! be. m a,
'3 NOT A JOKEluse as light electricity as they can. “Oh '9 m to have them r/eady Poutys etc. of is
and thus alley will set as example In, my Year's," he went on to ans- Emu”
(Continued from First M). ll" others 3... however. ‘0' wer to a further question about when Mam” complete 3‘"

that do all. that. they call to help and they might be ready, "but the name my: delivery of any type

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 22. -Mlsa Ol-.

 

today:

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Brighton Beach tank

0.1-1. .lfmee sho kee r and others who: and it is to these people that this an» M", gm!“ own A Vlctrola '. h“
audThelula y, the fourteen-year do not sump topreeallae that the altos-'louucelhexlt la III“!- I People do not realize the situation the y I ultra“: I" '
tlon now is one that will have to by “I! 1' "' mun" Superintesdo “ u” "m” “u" ” "gm to "m m .1 states so a-
met. Paul is scarce and men Ill A I- Wlllchller Hill’s”! noru- scarcity of lamps. llamp 11ml. a:d a: Ch '11,; to

9310013". 1“" serwl f l. much as ins wheu filled by} 30!" 9' NW" of the necessary! ups 0 me e s rlwtmas conic
Theehall ted "’01! con emu“ ‘0 “lo'l’ommt's‘lflgmmnpéfleetdzhohmmadm,m ’0'

to make electricit have risen bore the liabl- mdy for rletm.’ One woe have to ape a y “mm. "um“

i“ .0... cases mm {m sad yo! but it willhe unless the light sets' the plant and answer all mum sored“. ”um", ‘ "'1 '
istmiagosalltheceulelu.Atmwehay‘sahoutssdee‘uplslsushoutnrieusthiugs.flm ”'4-

enough to wise one side a Wanna-{wales in View of all out the United Palace rile-lye slant— sev. ..

Juaetlau of to eel-slats of today

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