ivy
1 an
Joseph Davis
86 Washington Street
South Korwslk
TIIE FIILIiS IIE LEFT
BEIIINII
Remember the mothers and
iathenotthehoysvthoareinthe
service and far from home.
Brighten them up on Christmas
Day with messages of cheerful-
ness. You'll find our Greeting
Cards especially appropriate.
Fred H. Ponty
37 North Main Street
Palace Theatre Building
South Norwulk, Conn.
City Illcws]
The Misses Saunders have moved
i‘mm 65 West avenue to it Park street.
The local barber shops will he clns
ed all day Thursday.
«The Krlcger store will be. open to-
11101'1'ov: intil it. p. m.
John 1'. Smith. of Henry street, has
secured a position with the Swan it
Finch (‘o.. In New York.
Albert P. (lehebe. who has been con-
fined to his home in France. street, for
the past two weeks with the nrippe,
is now able to be out.
— ~l)on't IOI'LK‘I tht t,‘ott'etti Dance
to be given by 11161111111111 Social cltth
tat. Arlen Hall on 'l‘hnnksaivtnc night.
Lancing from ti to 1?? Tickets includ-
inc war tax 30c per person
Mrs. Elisabeth Whitiem, of Scariew
avenue. returned to her duties with
Trietram (1 Hyatt thin morning after
'31 two weeks illness.
The clone N .1 «m on quail woodcock,
partridge, plte. “Rants and Hungarian
partridges, we at on again yesterday.
The open season on wild ducks contin-
ues until January iii.
Hear Catlrtlan tonight at 724:3.
It r't M I12 Church, 011 "0111' Duty in
11th: Present Crisis." treat-lecture.
Miss Alice Lynch, of South Norwalk
has resumed her position in the otllce
‘of the American llat factory, after be
ing absent three weeks with the span-
tsh influenza.
"i‘he Woman'snellei corps present-
‘ 1111 the Norwalk M. E. Sunday school
M'th a beautiful, large American'flag.
r" the devotional services, yesterday
ting.
'1 n entertainment committee of the
Ifiot :1 Heart will meet at the home
'0! Mrs. George Stolgrnnller, Friday
N07. 2'). to make final plans for their
stance. All of the committee is re-
Itnested to be present. -
Mr. and Mrs. William H Payne, of
NOTEDLECTUREB
HERE TONIGHT
(Continued From First Pate)
t
while after, to be exact about four
yml‘s. he was made pastor at the Net
topolhan Temple formerly the church
where Bishop John P. Newman had
preached and General U. S. Grant
and family had worshipped.
The building was enlarged. making
it one of the most spacious and bean-
tiful auditorium of the city. but it
proved insuficient tor the number
who flocked to hear this young man
not yet thirty years of age, who was
then renowned as one 01‘ the leaders
of the Anicn‘can pulpit and platform. |
From that day to the. present 1110-:
‘ment in: t‘adman’s career has been at
national and indeed an internationalt
one. He is as well known in Lendonl
as in New York, in Montreal as in (‘hi-I
cage. Th1 English speaking world hast
recognized the great qualities of the
man. and during his pastoral career
he has received not less than 4.000
g11111111bc1's into the churches of whit-hi
“ihe has been pastot.
He has refused the presidency of;
’ several colleges.- is special lecturer at ?
\ale, Iiat'vard, Amherst and manyi
other universities and colleges. and inf
constant demand in many pans of tho:
‘tin'rted States for special work in con .
nection with schools and lyceume. §
He can, theretore, devote hut ai
limited putt 01‘ his time to the 11111111111
lecture platform and declines regular"
ly many invitations which come. to
him to speak. how the beginning :11
his‘tareei he. has been closely identi- l
1'1 'ed with the Itcdpath Bureau tot
whom he concedes suth 1cgular lec
lure time as his other duties. will 111111.
nnt. ‘
l)1'. (‘adtnan now stands at
'Itcight of his powers. tmsscssed oi end-L
less physical and mental vigor and.
the llIltSltl of 11111 11y subjects in which:
the1 publtt is ptotottnllly ittlctcsttd.
tliis lectures are more than mete Ice-
tu1es.’l‘l1e_\ .1111 vital 11111551111115. and
once hcatd thev can netcr be tot 111t-'
ton.
t
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WOVI AN'E AUXILIARY
A'I‘ TRINITY CHURCH
lConttnuoo from tI‘trst Page).
tiiiions of life. At the gathering: therei
\vet'c l‘t'pltEM‘lllillit’t'S from all the. 10'
111111 polishes and from Stamford and:
.Westport. After the meeting in the
chuich, the 1won1cn adjourned to
l’zuish Hall. wheic the Ladies of hit
ily netted 1:11 and sandwiches and a
sotiat time “as enjovcd and the la
dies were given the opportunity of
meeting M1'a.Aches011. The artangc-
ntcnt oi the meeting was in the IlllntIFI
of the chapter 111 the “union's Au.\
iliary of Ttinity ( hurt ll of which Miss;
I). l. Ilnyt is chairman and Mina (‘.
JHendt'icka is secretary. in order to‘
carry ottt the idea of the Advent Fall:
to Prayet among the. women of ’i‘rini-i’
Iy (,‘hu1ch special services have been
arranged for
.uext week. (in Monday and F‘riday.‘
llloly Communion and intercessiona at
:9:30 a. 111.. Tuesday and 1’l‘huraday.
prayers and inlercessious at 7241': p.'1
1n.. Wednesday and Friday, prayers1
and itttt-t't'essiotts at :i p. 111. A brief
address on prayer \\'ill be made at
each IIIPI'IIIIL'.
OSCAR SCHULTZ TALKS TURKEY.
Popular Market Man Says That the'
Extra Quality Offsets the Price ~
for the Coming Feast.
"()h yes! Prices are high all right
"liut will you just look at that!" .
"That" was tln1 biggest and host dis.
play of dres'aetl turckys that. accord-
ing to local restaurant men. has ever
been aeenin Norwalk. it was ()sear‘
l". Schultz who wa'a doing the talking.
as he was putting the finishing touch?
es to his Thanksgiving display in his
uptown market.
“I have been in this business a good
many years," continued Mr. Schultz.
“but I have never seen turkeys un~
pack in ilncr shape. I
“The fact in that there is practically
nothing on the market thin season,
'except a litle t'ii’i' raft that 1:: always
floating around. and I don't handle
that kind. . '
"Not only are the turkeys running
fine, bill they have nothing on my line I
of geese. ducks, chickens and 1'abl1lt'.1.;
"‘It. is a pleasure to sell such stock:
for it is bound to give satisfaction.
and those that have had any expert‘
ence in buying will autely any that t‘mv
quality oil'setu the slight advance in
3 price. 1
3 “That I know it will meet with :1
ready sale in p10\ en for I have a big»:
1'
the5
the‘
Advent. Week. which is' ,
"15 River street, have gone to King’s ger stock at both markets titan ct e1
Park N. Y.l to attend the funeral of before, with every good thing to .20
Mrs. Payne's nephew, Sheriden Won- with it in the line of meats, and
who was well-known in Norwalk ' momma, fruits and vegetables. _
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THANKMIVING'DAV SENTINEL l WEAK WOMANHOOD. l
The Evening Sentinel will be issued Some married women are so weakt
“5 a morning paper on ““1“" that they allow their husbands to:~
Thanksgiving Day. “lumen“ keep part. of their salaries.»~\idahoil
iand news should be in the allies Wed-
‘7: and" tit-noon. , | Statesman. '
Christmas Club
1
Checks will be mailed Dec. 1311:.
Final deposits may he made up
lope-c.3311, '
1, HOWLA ND’S
" 3 . 1 Entrances on Main Street, F airfield Avenue, Cannon Street . '
J
”fitment!“
Jewel beauty
and fashion
What makes jewel fashions ‘?
. Oddly elitillt'll, sometimes a government order.
does!
‘1 Gold jewelry has bee
11 the fashion of 111% bv
.dcct cc of our 11mcruu1c111t—forit was considered un-
'patt'iotic to buy or even 11 1111' precious stones set in
platinum!
ind now iasltiou (Iltlllg‘t's. .
Platinum is out trom under the ban. The govern-illWlimd. Sill?“ ofi‘crs that (4131100 in its bit; 8:110 01
mettt does not. 11cc d it as it did.
it 11p into those Iledtttiful settings i"ot ditunonds and I], aiiou .,f 11.1“. (1.
other handsome stones.
And‘tltis jewelry slot
"ashion.
Plenty oi W‘MIIIY {Will 10“ ('II\' “It”! held “113;“ better time to do that same lIlIllf" than this vc ry
tItc onlt' tort rcct scttine'.
inunt now that platinum 1s
note that the two at c not
mttv tIltlttst' whichever pretions met in] ntosimppcttls tolot‘ your suit i'or’l‘haultsgiviug,
v on p:- 'l's‘tllltlllv.
: Hut-Ittltoosittg11stl1ct'c isrt tulti ttott!
'IItis ic'1utlt't slot-.11 pltasc' do 110i" 1.” IVES \ ()l (‘ .\\ \I \I\I'3:
echIl: lll 1111111111!
111111111 1', ’iis modified.
chc 11310 may make
in step with
'o Is right.
I’Icttiv of beautiful pl:ti—'
on a par with gold. I’It' use.“ -
v on same Ilasis-attd you
\ttd sttchl
iot'gci. is opt-11111ntd the battle as cv't'v other part of
this hit; .torc:-—in tItc I111]
ici that ii I.\ best in sell 11
gr 111i dc :tI oi'111:11'cItaudise. at 11 small individual pt'oiit.
t'l‘Iuti brings splendid values always.
1 Fancy llItll'llllIll rings set \vIlIl
ttliamondn :tntl rich-titted stones-
ETfttI in "30
1. told rlnua act with single. diu-
monds. HK solid 1:0Itl.~~3l0 in
“1’15.
Diamond-set acztrfpins of either
QUIAI ‘or platinum. cxclttsirc design.
3‘29 to 691'.
Men's diamond rings of fliwcittl
tiltiSFIVt‘ 11nd itnpreaaive design,»-
IN to 3121’»
Platinum liar plus of graceful
tmtict'n tiI‘I with til:ttttot1ds—$93.7It
Seal rings or solid gold, plv'zlslilt'
ml \‘aticd |11tttcr11u,-~~$I to $27.50
I'Ittlllllllll Lul'ulllercs with line
M11115. wt with brilliant and ex-
- 111111 diamonds~ $177.0 to
I375”
Itli :11
Bright
white and
new
cushion
\l‘t'vst watches of
green cold in the
hll-‘lllt't-i ranging from
octagon and diamond
very
$30 and Sit)
(.‘lcvcr 11111.;
patterns
Swill.
watt-hon. splendid
134.75 to $42.50
Ilich ltur pins of gold, act
to 824
Gold brooches. u1rttctrnl or 11 1t
$11.11“ lit 331.50
or Atttct'ican movmncntn.
solid gold onset! of npletttltd
tuner—3N to Hi '.'.'1.
l. tt'.out
Savings
for ThankSgiving.
Ilozctts ol' the very things most 11ccdcd-tti spe-
cial price.
i To "ct tlllllll'l' 1'11 adv.
Ill 1':1 111:1 the 11:1: :IittIs I'. \ I
(HI \I1I’Illtl'1!
to serve it aitt' ”lt‘IIVt‘IV. .~.
li\ ().\I11\ I 1 I318“) 'I‘II \\‘
Rich new I Polished glass
cut glass. 5
A ut'ottp of trays and howls undt
t- nesstv'ct. ll slaw. t11:111_\ httndsomv“
:tttii11:s~-— $53.11
Tlnce patients of \ inch howls.
one. of 9 inch howls. pretty sllutll“
111d (“11111111511 all ..‘11 I
l‘.. lulaon tlisltts. pl till :11 handled. .
T11:‘."ti:tn.\‘.-~- SI. :5
Il:\\I1~ and It all: 5 Int oil :11' fine-
1: ii t-ttlt:1ttt.~'.~ $21.05
thunk-111.11 howls, in iltt'ce inti-
‘. tlta~~ $2.85
I‘l:1in or handled hairline—$1.85
\\‘1~1ter acts. goodmizcd pitcher
111.11 13 tuitiitlct'fi— 81.50
l-‘1;~rn tit-dies with ‘piatcd lining—-
,.
v)
Fruit bowls. oval and large—_
. 4 .27 I
5 handsome varieties—
8 to SI?
For cooking
Link enameled double Haulers—-
n. 15 to 34. 83
Black iron double roastcra~85c
to $1.10
' \l’carcvor
masters—~35 05
Gray enameled
. .ltl
Chopping bowls-elite to She
Wooden spoons-10c
Butter spades- 10c
Pastry boards—50c
Rolling pins. wood, —-10c
Dover egg boaters—loo '
Dish strainers—40c .,
Bread makers—81M
Food choppers—050
Conn. and sense pots. buckled
comm—1 .0
a ””3"“. copper tea kettles. No.
out
Cruse mills.
total noun
has
Vases.
nlu minu m double
rice boilers-~-
new... '1"
of graceful shape.
'i‘ttmhlers of blown glass. pretty
:t 1coratiott~ I for 551!
Sherbet acts 1:111:11. footed how
and t; glasses handsome cut deco-
t'aiion- 31
lilttvounttise sets. It‘ttue bowl lu-
dlc and mu, daisy pattctn in ii" ht,
ottttiJ1,,—— 8711.1
Wine sets. colored tray and 6-.
glasses-«1 . 2.50;
Medic-etched cordial and winef]
31.511 ,
311 tsses.~tloz
(‘ heme and ctaelxer dishcs,li1:ht-'
cut daisy desivn— S .50
fancy I
1.. and every good pattern, have been
new! and “if tine dt‘glet.-~I$42I5O
watches in
r1»: 0! film “3.75 to
\ L30
Solid HR cold—cased wrist
111n\tnt(11ts.-
with
unique and cil'cciIVt: Mtottcn,» H.510
tern and nulow with rich flIUIle',“ I ChOICO to men 0f every
hit 11‘s watt-hen with either Swiss
tilled or
The Weather: Goldman! rair.
your new clothes are all
Even if Thanksgiving Day was not almost 11:11.1,
you would have a right to proudly wear new over-
coat and suit.
You didn‘t get ”cm licfo1'c——Iic'ause you \vaittd
Uncle 1 ‘lam’s call to dutv. 01' you were hccdint; (lov-
(31111111 at request tos sent email for the soldicis.
But now the storv lS difi’crcnt. 'I‘hc departtucnts
of the. government are releasing materials of c\ :11 v
smut Most :1i'aII,tI1(v are releasing \IE\! \\ 11 shall
not be 11:1: dcd to help win the German u 111'.
So we c 1111 proudlv and H)llltlllt‘ill_\' wet into ot 11'
new clothes—and enjoy t':tlllltil'l—-~tllltl I11. just as
'rood Americans! -
ll CHILE-Wu 'I'ho
‘tlil do that and save money.
11111111, 13 suits and ovct'coais: '1 “melt and "canine :- t Ic‘
I .\ Iotof wise men have got in on the chance that;
.‘is open. A lot more are 'roim.r to. (‘1111 you think of
ttiutc?
Yes; it you pick Tuesday you can be pretty sure
or your overcoat.
-\ud here is what vou can pick from AND THE
These fine suits
lin models for young men and in fact ,
for all men; of every seasonable color
have been - .‘
114.5 and $42.50 3 1
1150—345 and 1
to $50—— °
These good suits A group of overcoats
in styles and fabrics that give equal “"lh every 800d style and every at-
. holding place“ 1n it;
mt: ggfin°gggmagggfi 2 9 worth $32.50 $35
pztt- ,$37150 and $40 $37.50 and $4.0—
I These $25 and $30
“suits and overcoats; a great big fine lot.
of them, at least one of each for every
3111; at??? ble; have
have been ’ . E33113“
1\iai11 tloot', roar.
HOWL'AND'S
Hold your head high;
tractive warm fabric
1
right!
. .1 Col-night ”II
, 111: I..." 111' nucleus-i“
These splendid overcoats
in styles from the form fitting double—
breasted models to the quiet and hand
some Chesterfields and big ulsters;
I192“ REVENUE upproptitttion hill. Other contracts ‘
cxpected to be cancelled will eacwd
I BILL LIMITED TO $100,000,000. Admiral 11110111123 said in
I addition to approxinnttely $500,000.-
FOI'TR BILLIONS 000 cancelled by the naval ordnauce,‘
bureau.
(Conttnued rrom innit Page)
general, reduced his estimates for sup-
plies including pay of the navy from
$971,000.11th 10 $466.000,000.
lltl smaller warships and auxiliary
Itiatmulade jtus— 25c and 400‘ “1““ Republicans object. I0 fixing any
“M "1503”17“, l Largest Cut "N. Ordnance limit tor taxation in 1920 because
Salt and pepper" shakers with E The lamest reduction was $313. ‘he-V 9711"“ “WOMPOI b0“! the St‘n'
sterling silver tops~pnir 850
1 Dinnerware and
fancy china. 1; '
dinner-acts. i
(:nnd 100 piece
unite. and gold.—- $12.50
Dinnersets of 100 pieces, threo'
good patterne.~— ‘15)
S 11ch dinnersets or 68 pieces, 3
patt’t‘gmsr- 0 $18.50
(rhino. cups and saucers, blue
pink or green bend-o 50c.
Cups and saucers. 8 attractive
patterns——
l'm'éelain cups and. saucers“ 5
tasteful patterns. . ".15
Cheese and cracker dishes, three. ,
patterna— O . 1
' Sugar sud-creamsf-
do“ no we ‘ I
service trays. :
neat
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on» buys and unison—“1
XII Into. hm ”II IIII I“
We‘*
‘ - was 3.1 1,324,285
ate and House in the ncat Congress.
Minority members of the finanCe. cone
mitten aaid. last night,
take their tight to
421,716 ln_the estimate tor the bureau
of ordnance. and the second largest.
in pay or the. navy.
0111111 teductlons were announced as the floor of the
Rear-Admiral McGowan, ttttymaster—'
they would'
toiletvs: '
. Pay. miscellaneous. $5,015.00b.
! Aviation navy $133,770,700.
: ‘mu'eau of navigation $4. 026603.
I Bureau of yards and docks including
public workn $9 458 000.
Bureau of supplies and accounts
52 24 £51,315.
Bureau of construction and repair
53". ,5001000.
[haven of steam engineering :2 8,-
000 ,000. 1 11.
Marine corps $35 7112, 954
The house naval committee now
Senate and some republican leaders“)
have said that if the democrats insist
upon this provision of the revenue
bill enactment of the measure by this
Congress may be blocked.
The motion to fix the limit of 1930
taxes at four billions was made ,by
. Chairman Simmons. The vote on the
roll call followaz— _ '
Ayes—~Democ1'ata: Simmons, Wil-
‘Iboblnaon. (lore. Jones. of New Meal
co. Gerry Lewis and Nugent.
Naval emergency fund ”13145.1000 Neys--Repnblicantt: Penmse l.od1:e.1
is McCumber.31noot..-.Dilllngham La
holdtn‘ beatings on the 1320 naval tuition:- and Townsend.
bill as the reduced emanates proba- Work on the 1910 tax schedule» is
bly will be transmitted to it within a nearly completed, Chairman Simmons
day or two Members of the eomnil- announcing last night that the bill
tee have been insist.“ that. the We now has been reduced to practically ury requirementn win ”my.
total must be cut tons- torsional 11111111111011 dollars. fivnstor Simmoa'r
coast-teat mummies» empties net-sous or
Manhunt-sunbeam:
Masts.
ipsennnedintruhorhut
(Continued from 11111;: Page)
in :1 short time will be privileged ‘t
greet several thousand ot‘ the yout‘if
men who since. May. 1917, have goon
overseas with America's victorious ex
peditionaty forces. This is the it
isurance that comes
Match.
I Because of its brilliant record is!”
'rnuch‘of the fighting in which th
Amoncan Expeditionary forces pant
mated, particularly at Setoheprcy, this
02'11d regiment is of course, the
mad that all Connecticut: wishes .
shower with the gtceting due heroes);
There is at. present, however,
indication of any speedy return
this country of the 26th dim
The ophiion prevails in “’Mlll'. 11
that regular army and national :
divisions will be held 111 France
long as American force is real:
,iiams. Smith of Georgia, Thomasfiivcrseaa and that what were as "
army divisions, made up of drn
will be sent home.
Designation of divisions to be
home from ce has been let
General Pershing and the War
pertinent assures the people of _ .
necticut that its splendid , 1 ’“
units will be home soon as
$29
These special. suits
in a gathering all by themselves. Snap-
py tasteful fabrics and models to fit.
both figure and fancy, especially dura-
$16.50
THE HOWLAND DRY GOODS COMPANY
from Genet J
t rusuxsotvmo on sun . '
Norwalk Chronicler