5 Girls’ Serge Dresses
ttlcatherbloom Petticoats
"'T‘Snteen PetticOats
~f ilouse Dresses
fine Wool Blankets .
[Auto Robes
Little: Girls’ Sweaters ‘5’
.‘Sltoes for Women].
flutes for Girls '
.; ‘tats for Girls
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War Economy
Xmas Sale
Fur Sets
l Separate Mulls
Separate Scarls
Children’s Sets
Bath Robes
Flannelette Kimonos
Quilted Jackets
Shetland Sweaters
Worsted Sweaters ’
Silk Sweaters
.. ~ Woile Waists
Striped Silk Waists
(“Black S'lk Waists
infants’ Leggins
iiug-Me-Tights -
,Middy Blouses
Girls’ Gingham Dresses
tats for Women
rty Dresses
‘ Street Dresses
,1 »~= ts fur Little Girls
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RIEGER’S
Women’s and Men’s Departments
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Mal'about Buns
Skating Caps
’i‘eddy eat Suits
Men’s 0v‘ercoats
Men’s Suits
Young Men’s Overcoats
and Suits
Men’s Sweaters-
Black, blue, brown, Ox-
ford and khaki color
Men’s Scarls
Dress Suit Cases
Valises
Boys’ Knee Pants
' Boys’ Blouses
Boys’ Sweaters
Umbrellas for men and
women
Raincoats ,
Men’s Fine Shoes
Boys’ Shoes
Boys’ Scout Shoes
Boys’ Mackinaws
Men’s Bathrobes
Men’s SmokingCoats .
The most complete ready-to-
wear store in Norw'allt. 0m
prices are as low as condi-
tions will permit us to sell,
but We let no one undersell
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MEETING, one. as
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it is unfortunate that every boy
lcannot go to this great conference!
.AH one Sunday school superint-Fnd-i
gent in this countrv put it "We foundé
ithat nearly all the boys wanted to
10." it is understood that each or?
,ganization can only send its delegates
'but any boye' organization is eligible
to send two deleteuter. This inciud-‘u
‘Scout groups, High school classes;
etc. ' ‘
The only cost of the conference l-i‘
the 81.00 registration fee lfilit-ihc'l‘:
with railroad expenses. which should:
amount to from If: to $4, for any cont-l
lt'tn‘itf; :‘il tl‘t’s POUHU'V, in many
leases the groups are paving one~half
tit't- expenses of the tleletrateu. ‘
Registration cards should be in the
hands or 0, ft, Teuntann. t‘ottnty
Hflf‘i‘ tar). No 77! Wall street, Nor-
:u'alk, t‘nnn., on or before December
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7 Team for Nichole.
A deputation mm has already bt-tu
arthriwo ftu- Nit-hula for ”1" wwk
‘end of January 6. Til-e team chosen
for Nichols is to come from t‘oltllu-
bin university.
At a nicotine of the New (‘anttun
,litttt'ti of directors of the Y. M. f‘.
A.. it was decided to have a deputa-
tion tt-ttltl come to New t‘nnaan the‘
well end/fit January lit Negotia-
lions are under way with the t‘ttllezo
iY' M. (‘ A. In it tt-ttttt.
‘ Father and Son Banquet.
'l‘llr l'atlttr and Hon ’i‘l'l1iif‘t iii"?!
hat: u'ttwrt wontlt rtully timing tlm last
few rears. Tits y-ar tllvm “ill in-
ia National i’aiitrl‘ on! Sun League
IFt'hl‘ilill'V ii to 17 \tlwn fatllrt. tln'l
lmlllfi Will in: ittflt'llll’t' i'tntll tillt' mun
iv: of 'h.- l'iitttl Sizttau to the wt: 'r
.l! is a great tr-‘at to NW f'tltrl~ 'tttti
unfit ltt'tl tint-titer at our.“ of this
,kind, it ia- ntttip to.) with to brain
ltlttttlliu': in.“ your trottvttt'tttitt‘ “iii"
i‘tttlltt- and San lianlttto-t write tinn-
‘tlurinc tho- natt’onal week. ‘
i The rentilar ntonthlv lmtltlt‘t'm' ton-
‘fel' tit-.t- of ”I“ Y. .\i. G. A l":illt'f‘lli
1L1!” held at Rriticrpovt Falllrtl‘tt', l‘w-
It‘elithrr l.'t at the Y. ,\i, t'. A (in 5“"
mum of Mother conditions all of thc
,f’f‘litililiflllit‘:l tio‘rtr! Y. it, t'. .t \ttttk
Wtrlt' not rvptt-er-nletl llowt-l'er tlr‘re
i was a mod erl‘o-M’ntnlitm front rural-
t‘trl. Lone llill. L‘Jiclttt‘m. ,‘l'lllztlt'tll
. :tttti i-‘airficlll. .
t The min-tine wan l‘i'llt'tl to order
lily the chairman. "0's, i" V\' "II!' ll.
:tlf Long Hill. who inIt-tttltm-d J. \.
-\'ttn Dis~ its the speaker of the con-
,ft-rt-nc‘e. Mr. Van ills fold of some of
:hls 6‘Xflt‘rit'nf'tti‘lli ilit‘ bunt work in
zitchinan. and new many valuable
ltuuzertinns to ll." lupin..- in the way
of working with hove and organizing
lutm' ('rttlnf'ih Mr Van his is now
‘lltllif' Y \i. f‘. A. work in New llztl
but at thi~t time is citing: hm entire
rtttt-nltltn ft. the flltit‘l‘ httye' l'tlii'l‘f“
tltt-t“ it) iw- llt"tl at New London, ill-i
t'vrn-ln-t' Eli 7.". lt t\-;t~ (lt‘tltl .i. lll.ti
Ft'i'l‘rfl’ basket ball triltn;:lll:tr
‘lt-Hut:ti-' should in“ ltrrancnti. it lurv
some in towns around Bridgeport,
lttltltutt and Smooth 'l’lte “lililt't!
team of melt lo-utcttt- r’llttll play for
the citantittnuhip at tlv- t-ud of the wa-
‘h’ln \ l't'lilllliilt‘r not; appointed to
find out the lt’dlllrl and their nutter--
‘tivo “rt-lent.» in the different corrt~
li'lll’llllt-F.
The c'tttrtin': (litit-t- lmw' mutt-rent ‘
‘u'as .divettsicti. “‘ililfl it .vutt Jet-Idol
. that 25 should be a quota to thl'k for
n.»~sorlalinn.~ outside of the city
tam-iatjoni. Till“. no doubt. Will fit"
more than met. for illtt'uli)‘ P‘I'Vt'lil
'towns have shown thtlt they haw
illltll' tit‘l‘\‘:-Oil‘fi than their quota.
- Fail-field Association. .
Tltt- \Vztl'k of the Fait'flvldassocia-
’llflll if? progressing. A Boy Scout
tat-otvp has been organized under the
lll‘lltlf'l'fil‘llp of R. H. Mei’itt-rson. and
lips 27 members. llltve \‘orth is the.
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littttllPl‘ for ll’.‘ llizll school group
:‘contpowtl of 25 members. and Mr.
item is leading the Triangle club of
lt-mplmed boys Two rooms have been
It'H‘lii'WI. and as a result of an outer
:mlntr-‘nt held last week, which
brought in a revenue of over $50.
‘t-hnirs. tables. etc. will be secured.-
iTl‘hn oflicors of the Fairfield board of
President. (‘hnrles C
directors are:
v‘Saunders: vice president. “Nelson
il’carson: secretary and treasurer.
l lihye. North.
TAKEN FROM CAR As
i HE RAISES ROW
BRIDGEPORT. Dec. 24.——-‘After he
had tried the tempera and vocabula-
ries of a South Park avenue street?
car crew by refusing to get of! the
trolley, although he had been ridiniz‘
on it for hours, Dominick Andronick‘
of 34 Slocum street, Norwalk, shriek-
ed abuse and proiests. while his five,-
yenr-old'daughter clung to his ncclr‘
and Wnpt. and attracted the attention
lot over 500 people as he was forcibly!
escorted from the car at Main ntreet‘
‘niid‘l-‘o'irticld avenue at 8 o'clock last'
night by two policemen. He was:
later-Joker: to Hillside home by Dr. P.
E. Caring for dementia observation. l
Andronlck had been in attendance
at a christening party in a South Park
avenue home, and outlined to fill
ideal nbout street at routing, board-
ed a South Park Ivonne our, believing]
it would carry him to Norwalk. cAftg
er he hadridden over the car's route
- for several trips he was offered a
transfer to the NorwaIIc War. but re-
fuel it on the ground that having a}
ready pnid nix cents it was his due to
be carried to Nor-walk.
Examined by Dr. Gavin at the
Emergency hoopltal. mariner allow.
Manama...“ own-talc
on. with his daughter, to Sillsido
'botne.
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Tristram
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. N orwalk's Leading Dry Goods Store
For Last Minute Shoppers
Pretty and practical presents with a wide
.. range in prices, in every department.
Open Tonight Closed . All Day Tomorrow.
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iv You my clothe nun in line
alumni and that take your ‘
m of payment. you my
sell them shirts and collar: to
the measure of their dollars,
sell them gloves and socks and
ties till they take the beauty
prize—but when all is said
and done there is one thing,
only one, that. was over yet
invented to keep a soul con-
tented when the front is in
the air and the branches high
hang bare. It is Coal that man
must get or he's angry‘you
can bet. Life is sad and in-
complete when one under:
from cold feet. Coats and
sweaters are all right, but a.
fire that's burning bright—
and your feet upon the lender
——is the best known cold lus-
pender. l
we
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Whit. iiiiiwtii? '
CLUB mortars
LIKELY TO GET
, SPEEDY TRIAL
(Continued from First Page).
Ill if the f’l'ftnll jury returns intlilt-
mums Thursday ..‘t rnnon a bench
warrant will be asked tor. Judge Gar-
diner Greene. presiding at the lie
tentbcr term.
Will Speed Up Trials. .
Ht xry indication points to a desire
on the part of the authorities to bring
the two tit-grocer to as speedy a trial
as possible. in order- that the case may
be disposed of while public lnteeist
is :ttitl intense, To combat rumors
already in circulation to the effect
that certain officials are desirous of
"side tracking" the case for th-e pres-
ent. in order to give the public an
opportunity to forget it. extraordinary
't-fforts will be made to keep it before
the public.
in his finding thetcoroncr lays
stress on the character of'the social
club, which he refers to as a "pseudo
social club of colored men. havinz
drinking. gambling and cabaret at-
tachments of a low and unsavory
character that catered to and was
promiscnusly" patronized by whites
and negroes. The club, trays the
finding. "conducted by Thomas en-
tnyed the distinction by the better in-
formed, ('5 st. darlzrrous‘c: \jmmora'l
line to vount: People as well at: a
mecca for gamblers. thuzs and non-
.iescripts of the underwarld.”
After a review of the evidence sub
mitted at the inquest, the coroner
concludes:
Coroner's Finding.
"in the circumstance. fromn con-
sideration of the positive statements-
of the police officers as well as the
corroborating evidence of other wit-
nesses, i am convinced that because,
of the unlawful attitude. behavior”E
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encouragement ‘xand speech of ‘Babyrtern.
DoH' in the presence of ‘Texa” and;
othern'in defying the authority of the:
police and tir? effect thereof resulting;
counts 1 ?‘““"”W
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If you made the blunder of
It. is not only disagreeable,
much coal—Doctor billaand 3
There is no house so well built. but what OUTSIDE Will.-
DOWS and DOORS will make it better—make it more comfort.
able and livable.
If you '11 come in tomorrow,
cost to make your house comfortable. “Do it now.”
The Hatch G Bailey Co.
l Outside Windows
in a cold and uncomfortable house—don't do it again!
'37an
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worrying through the ccld snap
but mighty expensive—twice as
ruined temper.
any day, we’ll tell you what it '11
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cf of Man, W0
It Will Pay You to
Visit ,
K LUGMAN + '
145~ Washington St.
It you seek anything in appar-
men 0r Chjld.
"and of otltcrs :howctl that
Was tmssesu-d of :l pistol at about tit.-
time and placeot the rilO-tilnfl'. 'i'ltt-rw
“as also some te:~titnony showing:
that Thomas tired tilt.- shot that cat:
ed the death of the deteasetl and n
meat deal that Shtn‘n-(i that 'li’aby
ltoll' was heavily armed and that ho
nm 0an supplied 'Tcxas' with a re-
volver a few moments bthl‘P the
shooting, but encouraged and tlirtcted
hint, his other cmplov-Ja present in
the bar room and patrons as well
to resist the police. This he did by
threats and advice. saying and urging
them to 'come onwcome on~shoot
and kill mm mm." '
The identity of "Texas" as he shot
tllrouuh the doorway. norm-dine to
tn»- timing. was shown by the posi-
tive and unqualified testimony at Ser-
geant. Burns and Patrolman Me
Namarn who had long known him anti
recognized him through the "peep
hole."
Polic: Within Rights.
The finding points out. that at no
time has the proprietor of a serial
club, or saloon. or any other licensed
lestublishm‘ent the right to resist the
police in the lawful performance of
This will eliminate con.
sidemble difference of opinion as to
‘whether or not the. police had the au»
-thority to demand entrance to the)
club‘in order to investigate the com—
plalnt telephoned to police headquar-
BANDITS HOME LOCATED.
CLEVELAND. 0., Doc. 2 l.——The pm.
in the probable schootlng of the dorm? today located a rooming house in
cased b 'Texan' it not by Thorsten: . ‘
jinn", {up justified in usumng‘whieh two of the sewn bandits who flour. 1 pint wag“
Thomas and Hankina its principals or to
bbed a branch of the Garfield Say
accessories to each other. responsible lugs Bank here “my Friday after-
came to his death at the time. place,
and from the cause shown on
'for the. death of the deceased. Hence. noon of "5,400, ”had been living with
:90 ballerina. l hm! that "'9 “mu“ 'o woman companion-
\i'ra pperst from
the re-lbank note. packages indicated that the
"l‘t-xnst‘I
NEW CHRISTMAS CLUB STARTS.
The ('hlislmfls club 0: the stun
Norvtulk Trust company started to-
tiay. it has hicome more RODULH‘
each year. as the average person in
not slow to see the advantage (f at
ting aside a small amount each unit.
and receiving’ a substantial the. it to
'meet their Christmas expenses. While
the demands upon the public itavo'
been heavy and are likely to be beav-"
tor; the members of the Christmas
club have found that the weekly "ah
ings in the club have enabled them lol
meet the demand upon their resources
without it becoming a serious hurtlrrr
and from the crowd that has s‘artetl
to take out membership, it is evident.
that this year's club will be wry
large. Prepare yourself with fund-t
for next Christmas. You will need
them. and you Will not miss the
money you save each week. The
Trust Company will be open tonight.
and youcan join any time. during the.
banking hours this week.
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WAR BREAD RECEIPT.
y i-‘oliOWimr is the m ip' t'ri war
bread. preparrtl by the llotel Ma-
hacllemo chef, and [it-'(‘r‘v't‘ti bf." Land—
lord James Connor, to his :tl‘uts’
1 12 lbs. ryr- flour. 1 quart wn'el'.
1 1-? it's. Graham
1 ounce of nail,
1-2 lb. sifted bl-“iid crumbs.
Make a sponge of tire: 'hree in-
gredients. 1'an put in a warm plum
to rise, when fullv risen arid the
Graham flour. water. salt and bread
crumbs (stale) mix well foglv‘flor,
.2 Yeast cakes.
suit of the criminal acts of Williannbondlto had been there and dividéd up then put it to rirn again. Wilt-n fully
Thomas and Jake Hunklns.
We "on." Revolver.
"I'll. testimony of one Williams;
their loot. Three suspects and the
driver of the bandit automobile have
all one Guru." told! the nndlng‘ then: arrested.
risen form in three loaves 'li‘fl put.
it to rise again. Thenbaiic- in a rand-
crate oven, .
This will make three 24b.“ loam;
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