Wit. one. 11.18“
‘uuu ouuusbflfl. 3mm
AND BED SPREADB,
OUTING FLANNELS AND
FLANNELETTBS .
A COKPLE'I'E ABSORTMENT
AT
E K. BANKS
ruler Mohcckcmo llotel, Wool
nihington street South hit): wall
WEATHER FORECAST
[or hint-till: and ‘1‘ nth: i‘nl: in
ight and “Him Ii:t);I lt- thangep in
lll|nti1tlu1ri itwh art-l >ll|lng norm;
at~t and mum “llltlr. Arms of high
rcssntt- nrt- cmnml this morning otcr
Air'ntt of low
.“\>lllt' ll‘lttl m-r .\'I-\\ Moxi-
It and .\'olllt (ltlnltltl light rain has
- ll l’tlml‘lttl tittltli- litt‘ lad twenty
illllt‘r‘ttl'd and “ninth
hit I'
IIII lllllll\ tn titt \lidtllt.‘ Atlantic
it“>l niul lI-JI' \nou' In tho Upper
l~>l~~t;|:i \‘Itthy and northcrn por-
tI-ttot 1hr Lake region. l’lrnsant
Ittllltl has prevailed in other dis-
tlt'lS cast of the Rocky Mountains.
‘Iwzlug IeInporIItqus prevail in all
he northern districts and cand a;
l‘ routh :t.~' Kentucky.
EATHER A YEAR AGO
TODAY.
'l‘t-IIIIIt-rnttut: High. ilti;
h. (I'lutltll'.
lII\‘.
City News
Noriralk At‘rlc.
otxlllnr bimonthly llli't‘llll.‘
t'ttlnosdny owning
No. Em. will hold lllt‘li'
t'tnlolrtm’.
- l'IIIlII'cllns it'lll ("duh tl'llrivn
Mitidlt-brook's {unions motion! in: :
Im- again joiIIml’tlu lltll-- coIIIIIaItr'
I‘ rondimouto on tho routnnrnnt tables
I! tlloso who tnkr u mm“- o: t tlJiI'l
law to lJt‘ told that it" how-radish
t‘nps and Velour huts O‘Brh-n.
I [00d]! company or our local ora-
rs headed by chairman of tho loccl
‘cur Mlnnto Mon. ill'P in Bridgeport
mini, uttcndtng the big rally of the
[It‘llltllldi'rr‘ of tho slate.
tint your Xmas Hut il'lll'lt‘ll.
'l‘hI- Foiliitld County National Khu-
nm: llunk has issued II notice to tho
i‘i’crt limit on and all” March 1st
M9. tlIc inIcrcst on loans III llltll
umk would be raised from r. to I; nor
:«nt. payable semi-annually in advance
his in in line taken by other uptown
hmncial inrtltutions some ntonthsl
go, i
Big and little curly risers that
* ended their reluctant way tolrln or
olley around six o’clock this morn-
qu. agreed that Pcary had nothing on
hr- round and radiant full moon that
tnrted the day with them, in tho
rtheat North stunt. People that
-.tend to be proficient in reading‘the
weather signs. say that the position
If Motltcr Moon this morning was
carer the North Star than they ever
out it before, and any that its a sure
to of colder weather. :
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NESTLES . I
Milk Choco‘ate l
tic - per lb;
Stillson-PoWell Com.
South Norwalk l
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. DIVIDEND
NOTICE
“7......— «WM
STARTED FROM CHIMNEY
Home of M45. John Wetmorc in Brook L
field Burned.
Tlll‘ hwlw M Mr: John \\'rtIIIIIt’t-, it"
tho ltII-ol;.tt ' l Non Mlliuld slall- :Imd.
. ~lIt~vt tlintxiu'o north of Ilrunh’lttlu
lIotI \\‘urh~. destroy-d b\' lire
'Itorniun,
TM tlztnu ‘ '-\llit h Martini in the sc-
Anni Mm) Iii Iln bIIIldin- ~lip‘
pm”! In h- t. on lflitlt‘d fIOIn n delet-
ll\t' llllillltl 'llItII- i;- lto itlol'lght-
in: apllul‘nl‘H in llIa- Inighlxnhood and
soon burned to the
With
Sat Itt'tlztt‘
air
in!“ honw \t'tF
nmund
Neighbors who responded to the
alarm surcmdcd in carrying out some
furniture, but ercrvthing else was (it-s-
trmcll Tllt- lit.“ lé Brittllalcd at about
$4 “Hit and \I‘:I~' partially i‘ll\l’l‘(‘d by in
Snraurc
WILL GET MONTH‘ S PAY
Discharged Soldiers Also to Receive
Mileage.
'I‘tw thl thlIailllli'lli infotnlcd the
('Ullllt't'ilf'lll Statp (‘ouncil ot‘ llotcnrr.
Saturduy, ilttll returning soldicrs will
he givvn one llltllilll‘i pay. plus tmns-
pmiution IIllowanCo (It 3’. ‘3,» cents per
naih- t‘ImII lllt’_lil“'ll of dcinobilization
in tho home town. Railroad ilcltcts
will I-o.~t illt~ soldiers 2 I-cnts per mile
hr tlll'li‘l routc, lit-mobilization will
lt.- from (in- army camp nearest to the
home sci-lion of tho majority of thr-
IIIIen in i‘il(‘ll unit.
According to the war doparimcnt
thcre has lll't‘“ much uncertainty
i
tltroutzhout the country as to the or
rungvnn-nts mode for demobilization.
Foun FLIERVSWKILLED lN CRASH
.—_——
Two Machines in Collision at Walnut.
ppi Training Field.
(‘ l-TVIZS \l-Z I) N. \'.. Doc. ii —-'l‘lIP
t.\tl\t own “i l‘t‘ lilllr‘tl in nu :tll‘llllllli‘
i'tllll3~lllll n.. 2. hot“ yostvrdny. 't‘hv)‘
urt- th‘lll ~2 Ali in \\' Sphmc of Oil (‘in
l’:t.:Ind l-‘ml Smut-snout of l'ittm
lllll’L', tlyin.‘ llislt'tlt'lul’s‘ of Payne Fiohl
and Prirntt s Fwd i'. .IIIIIIN ot’ Lin-l"
t‘wld. lll.. Int tiny Mt‘“'t‘llri ot' llvy
noldrrillu. ill, stutitmcd at llowon
l‘ioltl.
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TRAINS CAASH TOGETHER.
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nu HE Macao “For"
...L——— l
—‘:-.'flnhei of His Dime.
“nitrification”, attorney. has a
pink-clowked. lnwllt‘atlr’d )ilungnlt‘r.
whose name to l'tt‘l') one who knows
him is eynomymou: of e‘fl‘t‘ih’mt'vul.
overflowing spirits. lie is it thniu‘r.
too. thi: small Jack.
It was he who sonw \'cur< ago the
has non attained thr mat lit‘ a: til
eight waist. after gldhl) meditation
on the plIcnolIIenon ahat t‘nn'llml when
things Were planted in \llt' ground ~
i. (a. that dupliratw of th» thing
planted accordingly took mot and
grew up out of the ground» was dis
covered iii the yard by his mother. I
carefully patting and slapping down -
a pile- ot in“ mud
sphdo
"\tht arc you doing, Jilt'li. l‘litilllllfi
sonlothiog?” Jack‘s 9Vltlt'lll rt-lurl-
ltll(‘t‘ to disclose the nitliu‘r oi hi.» up.-
rIt-ulturul :tctiritn-s hi.»
nIotlIcr‘I-I suspicion trashing onv at
tho miniature gurdcn tool: III .l.I('l.'.~'
i‘cct. I-‘ho dug, rigorously into lllI' mt
mud. A glint caught her Pyt’. and In
horrified silt-mo >lIc NTIHM‘d tho mud
from her joyreiod gold watch
But, if Jar-l; didn't rilt‘L't‘i‘tl in grow»
lng nirc little timcplcccs, that a. mull
boy could hear tick undisturbcdly. lm
has kept right on being activr. itcnco,
his mother's surprise tltc othr-r day at
a reply of his.
Jack’s i‘athrr~ lit-ltIl‘t‘ touting [or his
office. gave Jack :I dintc. Afterward,
Jack‘s mother. swing the coin in his
hand, admonished him to pin lllt' dimo
"my and save it.
"0, mother." Jack cxclulmmi iusltr
untingly, “i simply got to spam .4
nickel of it to giro Dlt‘ sonic ‘pop.’ " -
Indianapolis News.
with his small
a rouse Ii
AUTO VICTIM IDENTIFIED.
liAll'l‘Fuitlt, III-c. t’f’lmuununt
Rohrrt lll'ltll?"ll|:‘ll. ot tho tin-Ito l'utiqo,
lots rrportml to .N‘utwrintondI-u' 'i'hont-
not“. Emu that tho than who W8»:
struck by :III ltulillllilltllt' StttuIIlIIt’ :tl-
trrnoon. on Now liritnlu uwnnu, nrzil‘
”lllt‘l'i‘h‘l. Ncwinuton. recon-inc tnitt~
'I'iosl from I. hit‘h ho tllt‘d ht tht“ Hart-
ford lto‘pitnl in tin owning, was
Thorium 1,i‘-'llly. Tho limit-mint rc-
ports that thvrc wcrt- roan-Ii in the air
to Mr. and “.trn. llowmd ’l‘. Slwnnan
:Ind Misti lituh Shonnun, and Mrs.
Si: \‘MOl’l‘t. DM. 17 “A northbound Frank R. Woods, all of New llritnin.
patwougor trolley cm and a gravel cIII
cIaslII-d together on a curve yestcrdu
Tho growl car was standing on tho
. truck nonr whore a sum; was engagcd
in truck work. One of the guns. on
ltnllnn, “M pinned briweon the cars
and bndiy injured. He was rushed to
tho \Ytttorbut'y Hospital in a passing
autotnobilc. Both motormcn were
bruised and shakon up, but neitltct
seriously iniurt-d.
ADVERTISE!) LETTERS.
List or unclaimed dettcrc advertisod
in thr- South Norwalk postoillcc'i'ur
thc week ending Dowlllbt‘r it.
lit-u. G. H. Bright,
Vernon (lriflln, General Delivery
.‘lln‘J Edna ltnwlcy. Gcn Del.
1". Heath.
Mrs. Floyd Hunt.
Mrs. L. Jones, (ion. Del.
hits. William Russell,
Mrs. C. W. Smith,
ii. C. White. General Delivery.
Andrew Leary, P. M.
The following letters remain on
. claimed at tho Norvmlk postoflicc. for
tho week ending December 14.
Dymock. Mrs. Julia 9.
Kecler, Mrs. 0. l.
Squirt-s, A. & Son Co.
Shepard, Mrs. Imcy
Williams. Miss M. J.
M. J. Howard P N.
——Sentlnel Want Ads Work Wonders
\
; At r. meeting of the Board of Directors ci‘ ill.-
.. - ‘ South Norwnlk Savings Bunk, held this day. a divi-
dend to the depositors was declared at the n e of
four (4) per cm. per amount from the cot-ninthI 0' the
six months ending December 315, 1918. Th 3 divi-
dend will be entered on pass-book: and paid on ant .
otter January 10.1919.
ALDEN SOME Putsidont.
GEORGE L. ‘iiWOODWAl‘I
Dec. 19, 1918.
Treasurer.
‘morninz near Pine Budge station.~
A Specialized
. .IEyeglass
I
oovunm Discuss neon. t
ornucrtou. 1
AXNAPOIJS, Md; Dec. l?.~8utc
governorn at their conic-mun» todny
dict-usual otnte educational. labor. pub
lic land, and agricultural policioo con-
ncctcd with reconstruction. (lorornor
nrumhnugh of Pennsylvnnht. led the
discuuion on the rtntc oducutionul
polirioc. .
Tonight the governors plan to no toi
Baht-ore as guests of tho Ilulllmorc‘
Pnu Club.
Christmas Watches for Men.
Women and Youth: People
cheating Gift Watches from our
linoico come of genuine pleas
uro.
Hero III the simplest, most ineon
pensive watch—styles without
number and the very finest;
'wotohu made. :
Wcltlum, light, Hamilton and
Rockford “$250—$500
“Woltlum, Elgin and Swiss wow:
Watches 8650—88000
Richard F. Noaclt
28 North Kain Street,
South Nor-walk.
We Maintain
Service
For your help if in need of new,
eyeglaues or repairs. Ask our;
patrons about us.
THAMER
‘I
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Ittlg Fellow Simply Had to Send a”
yripjht 1918 list Solution & Marx
w.
Where you’ll find what’s beSt ,
for “his” Christmas
UR Government has asked us this year to give only
useful gitts,-—“except toys 'to small'chileren”——and
to buy them now, Here are gifts for “him” at his store——
values that are really exceptional —-stock' purchased many
months ago, hence the low prices we are able to sell
these goods for today. He’ll be mighty glad to find our
name on his gift box. : :
Hart Schuman- A lot: lulu Houdini-chick
mfor long wear-nothing more “plain or with initial
useful ‘
Smoking Jackets
A Em Schmmr to him: over- —-thc kind he wants
coat
Bathrobes
«every etylc and color
—warm and comfortable—valu-
able health insurance
Shirts
~—sllk. mudmn, wonl
' Pajamas and nightchirtu
—»o,ll kinds and prices
ll’eckwocr
——-ell styles Iintl prices
Thousands to select from
Sweaters
w-alwuys useful
_ ‘ Human
Underwear . *0: unit or wool
witxht, medium and heavy weight
Gloves Suspenders
-n gitt‘ he'll appreciate
~
-—~uli Mode—strong values
Hose Belts
~~cotton or silk. any color, box or ~—with initial or viola.
pair buckles, etc.
ROGERS 8;; STEVENS
NORWALK
The home of Hart. Schaffner & Marx Clothes
no: unlit
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.. ‘3”; $*
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. ,r §TI1xJ>iI1u
- a usetull, inexpensive gift
Umbrellas
—-~ Something he‘ll hr sure to illu-
Leather goods
.-—~erpecinlly wanted by tho man
who travels
Suit, can: and bags
who‘ll appreciate onc ot theat-
Mittens
--‘lll leather or wool
Minnow:
-~nothing more useful for
chilly nights and mornings
Wool ‘mtn
——itno hrnlth proctctors
days
the
those
silver Hm
~bcarcrs, rolours‘, stiff half
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