monotony
H, 7* ~ A I ‘ V ”Ir-aim- l Footprint i t i’thr 4‘ S (L aw adWl“
I ‘ '
IFORTAB“BS' B thin; :t ntautuc‘itn‘i to bt hvld at tilt"
AND BED spams.
,\t1i\"itll\ Arum} on t‘firistms niritt
OUTING FLANNELS AND Tint int .l"r'lf...‘ lli iitt llmi (”ion
\‘lX‘J‘ .z' -‘ tho South Nurnaik Fm:-
FLANNELEM .rtgnttuztal tinttth mil be hultl 011'
'i‘:.-.. ‘lit- ._ .tzting. Lama-'3' 1'
COMPLETE ASSORTMENT
AT
E. K. BANKS
’ i
in. am.» :t lt-xr-l (Hips. NO- 'i“ 0‘
Hull ill ittlll! i‘od will hold lllFlt‘ res—
.i . n - tin; tnututrpn glib-I‘-
Memo Hotel, We]! um-t. :.= 3.3:. iii the“ lit-ti Bi:tt‘.~ llali
\ iiiivlli ililit ltitl'iir “on kit‘klm‘
\‘l:ntt'nll.~i) tni> umtuittg because int 1
"twin; little (‘hrisuuzth
. : - « Itreet. South Nomollt
Armour rngrcas'r
tit it r‘ of u
' “a” 1‘” 5”"“‘*'1k ““‘l- “ ”“5‘ titw“ lit‘ 1 jumped to 50 cents.
"might and 'l‘iiurodh) All unit I
91‘! hizit pIC‘flil't’ pvt-r the) St 'i'uumtruw afternoon at 4 0.010(1‘ an.
\titrut Scrvice of prayer and interccs‘l1
ilUIl will bc held in Trinity lipiscopai'
i‘hurch.
I‘Pllfl- Valley i< puniurtuo plrztsmtt
thrr nith llitxlt‘lltlel) low tt-mlter
s in all the custom district». A
tdary tliSIUllti‘lltt‘ (t'llil'HI oter
boum is t'dllrln! uni: tiled wcutlr
‘ith rain Ill mun il‘tt'il Tums north
to Smith lmltmu. .Nu unusually
(rlliiu‘i’ititlit‘.~ tnr Ill»: >t‘fl50n of tho
' w- I't' t't-potlt t| illla morning i
run it Yum LOO
'romw.
'l‘iit lla-mui‘i'atit' tluh of “it“ Fu‘onn
Ward will hold a lilPt‘liiiL‘, this owning
at the headquarters for tlw purpose
oi nomination: utticcrr.
Tomorrow. Thur-tony. i; bargain day
at lii‘irlitt-t's. Hunt] the all.‘
“a“... —-—
;;5t i.ivutcnati' Thomas F. Flahrrtr. who
attm'ml itum ot‘rrscus rct-cntlt'. ltd-s
rvcciwd his ltonorttblo discharge. and
artivml at his home, 10 Prospect are
one this morning.
t-Itttu-rutiil‘t‘: High. ; ltm.
(‘ltmtb'
. N
'ty ews 'i‘ti.~tritm A} lirntt Annmtnrt- tin-"ti
lit‘t'allfil‘ of tho scarcity of help their
open for business
tl‘t'iliiiififi cxt-vtt for the throw working
More will not it...
isr tillu I.llltlt't'i|lll';. ix hulutittttiuil
lt‘ Suttlit Nttt'mtlh Iiluruty.
. t'u.t\ itiitl t‘h.ialttt;t.~ pro.
Hugs liit‘ in.) only tillf'ri
'. W. W.
win illt' biltllt‘s‘ tin >‘le R. F'. (,‘harlt-x' ii l‘tcurdt‘n, of (‘uutp Upton.
.k. .ll‘V't‘lt‘l‘ liii“ Tt‘it'i\t'-i hi; lttlll~)l'illllt" discharge
~-- ii‘itlii tho St“ ii‘u and ban ruturnml tu‘
with \lntph). “Ln iws IJI'I‘Ii tIl 'ii~‘ homo m ’t‘:t\'lnt :ttt-uttt). He will so}
rntvr tlintli Hit duties in tho South
\‘ortrutit 'l‘rtt:t t‘mt.p:tuy :li oncr
hit-k list for it iotr days. illiS r»-
ed to Ill“ (tutti-s in ”in “'cstvt‘n
m Tcltipruph (‘u. 4 l
I Mitt. Ella J. H\".\lit‘t'. of ii West att't‘ l
mu- will cult-mitt tint members of thc
Hospital \\'itl.~it tilub on I’l'itltly after
noon. Lit-mlrcrs u‘ho arc phtnning to
:tttt-nd :m- 1‘.“ ptmtml to until) lltl' ho.»
ti‘Olti Fint-h. ot Wint‘itld strct-t,
Nm‘n‘aik. has wcurcd a position
ikkoepcr [or stun &» (‘0, in Anti
.t. Second district.
toss.
I'mhrvllas and “All“ ti‘llria-n
”W.—
't
to t”?
.\t'(‘ttl‘tllil£ occur :lll‘ ran
it- rcgulttr monthly~ mrciim: of the
ial board of the Fitst Ilicthotiist
copal church will lu- ltcltl thin
ing it: in; 22 West
“0.
Jt-wtdlvr has ”0110 30 nor ccnt.
(‘ltrhttmttn linemen. this your,
int-rt-
from
)lllI‘SttuflL't‘.
which got-a to prove what an onthu-
sinstic ntlrcrtlscr can flt‘l‘tilllplisll by
doing or. he advertises.
_._.._.._——
ibc initi-‘Wt-nk urn-ditty: of tho
i Methodist l-fpist-opul church on
ruddy “"9"“ ”i 7545 ””5 week. Tomorrow, Thur-day. ll bargain day
subject will ho "What is the usc a, Kl‘lt‘flt'l'H. Rm“ “,0 ad.
twuyinr when tho good God will .
t
l'ittnlw lirtttttl, iltr— \l';t.~':tittt‘!tm ril't'w l’
hi‘t‘t‘ll‘lltt'i‘ tat to tlfill', than last Hunt
l
|
i
i
l
i
l
dam ht tow ("hristtnus-Satutduy, lion-l
i
‘i
according to mcn‘a true needs, Tilt" Hillt-‘d- conununicntinn
. “"20!
(if Si
marrow. Thursday, i. b‘arglln day
riegcr'st. Ilcttd tho ad.
c rt-gular'Board meeting for tho
(i for “10 ASEG will be lwlti at
W. H. Baldwin's, Monday Decom-
3 at 2:30 O‘clock. At three o'clock
.; in! Union mcctinx will be held
he purport of receiving and acting
. applications for tho llomc for tho’
.0
bc hold at thv Masonic luniplv. 59 Wall.
hcr lit. when thv ucnly olectcd oiflt‘ert:
groin
conic Strnagnr Lodge, Sons 01' St.
George. will ho hold on Monday next
week. instcnd of Tumday so flh‘ to not
intori’t-ro with the many duties of
Christmas ol'o..\l the meeting last
night three new members wot-o pro-
ilO-‘led for tnembomhip. and they will
he initials-ti at tho minim: tnccting.
. . and Mn. Ely Raymond of Chest-
Hill. become on Sunday morning.
patents ot‘ a bouncing baby girl.
m they have named Mary. nt’tcr
mother. Boll: mother and child
-oing nicely. This family now con-
; , four. as their first born was a
who is now scvcral years old.
A still alum) t‘itllt‘tl tho uptown i’lro
apparatus to .32 b‘lt'ltrils utt'cet M 2.30
ycstcttlny afternoon. which was sent
by a neighbor who saw smoke liolll'illli
W from the kitchen of Joseph S. leo-
—N ESTLEQ .tnan. who liver: at that address. When
i
.the firn lutltlitgs arrived they found
. ' Sthat. the old itlilg‘ nlout thcrc was nt-
llk Chocolate zwttys luringl iircL W’here thcro was
l
to -- per lb
Mitotic. (“ll not apply in this instnn'ct‘.
as: it was music-d by a pie or other do
Stillsoinowell Corp..
South Nomalk
ltcious tlttinly scum-hint: in the oven
s'i‘lto pastry and th“
limo runatitutcd
ithc wholtI 108$. . _ ,
. DIlDVIEND
NOTICE
At. :2. met-mtg of the Board of Directora of ih-x':
South Norwaik Savings Bank, held this day, a divi-
dend to the depositors was declared of the rte of
_ tour (4) per cent. per annum from the earnings 09 the .
~ . sax months ending December 315i. 1918. This dtvi- ' ‘
dentl will be .entered on passbookr and paid 01! ml
liter January 10.1919.
ALDEN SOIMANS, Pn'isident.
‘ GEORGE 1.. WOODV’M}. Treasurer.
Dec. 1?. 1918. ‘
5-8 a,
‘
59N°1§§~7¥LK SAVINGS mi
will initiate their first cantlidutn mi .
thc ntystoriw, of tho Fellow-(unit do membera oi Pricndship ““30"“"lon'
_...———_ i
The i'cizulitr 'u't-okly mveiiiiu of Wot-l
l
t
.
l
Han Schaifner & Marx suits
for lung wurr~nntltiuu
us‘t-tut
Iilt it'
A Hart Schoi'i’ner & Marx over-
coat
~r-n'urtu and ('umi'ortnhlw
aim lit-alth innuranre
Yillli'
Shirts
rilk, mantras. mini
Neckwoar
”it“ styles and prit-m:
'l'houstmtb; to swim-t from
Underwear
light, nwdhtnt nttd hcut‘y weight
Gloves
till hliillr
Hit-u; \iilttm
Hose .
!‘ ‘iiwli or ~‘illt tiny mlv‘r. link or
p.ttt
Handkerchiefs
‘plain or with initial
Smoking Jackets
“"llll‘ ltiittl it» want.»
Bathrobes
«wury slylt- :tnti t‘..lur
Pajamas and nightshirts
- all hind.q Illlll lli‘lt"‘S
Norwalk‘
3m. Jillllt'zi ll. Walsh, Jr..‘tmd hor
ilut'nzu at ”Mr home, 08 Franklin avo—
nuc. and tho north-cs or n tt‘ztinctl
stroct, on Thursday owning. Dcct-nr nurse nro quuirpd‘
t
mm Cai'i'it‘ For-tor l‘nlt'l'iilll‘itl thv'
No. 7, at httl' homo on Flux liill mad
lmtt crenintt.
t‘otporal Sidney Olmstcnd hit»-
cclrcd hit-l honorable tiischargc from
Camp Upton, L. 1.. and him rcturnwl
to his home on t'llenwood ltVi‘llll".
l-"n.
The regular 'tnonthly tncctint: oi tht’.
Norwalk Building. Loan illltl invert-
“Ah,” my: Pop, “a. Christmas conference is on. Now I‘ll just
leave this popor round where they can see this list of sensible
presents for men in the Rogers 81 Stevens’ advertisements.
Rogers & Stevens
my. 1:»
Suit cases and bags
‘itl\\:t_\‘.~ :t-iul
lumen;
I‘f silk or who]
Suspenders
_ u igltt hc’ll itpllit'tlit'r
Belts
» with initial or plain. silver
bucking trlt'
Garters
ti ttrid'uli. incxprnnirr gilt
Umbrella:
Suntrtliiug hc'll luv euro- in hit?
0
Leather goods
. mpmiaily w'tuito-d h)- tht- mun
“ho travels
Sweaters
ll" ll itillii‘t't‘lttiv t‘Ilt" vi ‘iit'~t-
I
Mittens
itt loutilmt t-I Wuui
Mockinawa
«nothing morn ust-i‘ul for
chilly nights and mornings-
Wool socks
, tint» ltculth prtn‘tctor.~
thus
Hats
~ Junior-r. vciours, ~til! hat»;
the
tho-w
.80. N orwalk
*WM-._.
Julinn more. No. 6. r. a. A. .\t.. wm‘ W “’9 ‘“‘““ "WW” “' "“h m“ 1'" CHICK BROWN To MEET WELL-
mo AND DONLEY IN WEEK ,
_..—_..
New Haven Sailor to Fight at Provi-
dence and Newark.
Dick (‘urley has announced ho had
watched hit-t lightweight. Paul iioylo.
tht- knockout king, and Chick Brown.
tho sailor lad. former idol of Now lia-
wn fans. for two fight. ’ooch. Doyic
who goinod two Mom’s daemons
over Waiter Mohr within two weeks.
will meet Walter mr aglin in flow-
oli, Mast. on Thumlay night. On Ncn
Year's night he will .ane a chance at
tho lightweight title when he meet!
incur association Was hold lust owning Benny Loom!“ at the Olympian A. it.)
when thrcc lit-W loans wcrc madc and
the usual routino business trnnsztctcti.j
in Philadelphia.
t‘hit'k Brown.
champion
tonncr
of Con nocticut .
lightweight
who has
-\ son. Howard Maui-inc. was born to done no i‘lahtlng since he donned thc'
lire. Howard M. lioscu on Monday.
’i‘ltc t'athcr. l"'r.'-t i‘lil“? Private How
iil‘ti M. Boat-u. dlcd in thc. service of
him country It t‘t-w \\‘t‘(‘ks uuo. Mrs.
linsca wns icrnh-rlv Miss Ethcl .\‘..
(‘mw, of South Nurwalk. (Stamford.
Ditpt‘t' plemc copy.)
The rctzulm- liocemhor tut-cling or
Norwttlk t‘lt:tpter._1), A. IL. will bc
lilill with MM Clara Mttploa at Mr
home it .llztpie rtrret, tomorrow.
”-9 l'i'hursduy attcrnoon at 3 o'clock. I‘rt.»
t't’l‘tilll'l this mot-tins: there will he an
imporinnt, lim‘trd meeting which will
in" called prmnptly at 2:30 o’clock.
" “FormFuhiopobie.”
. cries; tnaki
l
5(‘ostns t‘owrus. of 21 High strcél. First
bluc last summer. will moot Joe Well
in: at Providence on Friday. Decom-
bcr 20. At the Broad A. C. in Newark
Christmas afternoon he will tttckic
Mickey Dooley. ‘
Mm y Gowns.
Little duughiar at
District, was found by a kind incurred
lady crrin: bitterly on Wall atrcct
shortly after 7 o'clock last ovonin'n
and was turncd over to officer Smith.
who took her to the station house on
Water street and sent word to bcr
father. who very promptly called for
her. '
< worn in connection with W. B. Canto. oum'gown-fit perm-,-
olenduize bmtolinea-oc'ri the gnco’ond finish st but Ibo! tho woof
oncompliahca below. and give tho loom fhiollint Booth lb tho
Bolero, Bmdenux and Surplico patterns, in film licoxifecu om silk.
and satim; aim delicate batism, daintily trimmed w ‘h lace ond embroid‘
W. D. lit-anions second only
hammers. ASK‘YOUR DEALER FOR \‘v .
to W. B. Corsets :1 tom-
B. FOR MU BRASSIIERE'S.
W. B.
figures ~rldttii“ chi-‘13
w
rm”
CORSETS l"-
m re met. The low- ' d corset
with hi h-pficed quaiiiiuf‘Vfil 9""
'5“ inch‘u ond‘you look too.»
D. NUFWM Corset: for slender and
.REDUSOCoruu turnout .
. t.-
1'18 to make the
. And. Thank Goodness. Friénds
That Moons PEACEwlikowise
MORE SUGAR
MORE FLOUR
MORE COAL
AND AGAIN. THANK G00 DNESS—
MORE FORD CARS
You lu'l wit nit-nit.» it “huh
titi‘n' right unity?
|:"‘I‘Iill
i.. tkt-ti might) good to utv'.
int morn I-‘ni‘d. 't
i llith‘ jtt »t rrturued from
Sprint iirt- «in» looking over thtt
‘xilllil‘ittii‘ l‘Illllllll Ixiil‘tlk building --l'rot~'pct-t.~
t'uutc back with
liltlll
chip wit my alttutmivr fur titc t't‘iiow who is
il-inttlis about gt-tting his Ford car soon, but
who thinks thc. happy day 'ut’tbt'ur 0t?!
ought to sec wimt J sun'-
lit?
-but nevi-r mind
FORD MOTOR COMPANY FACTORIES
ARE ON THE JOB——n sq turt- mile of them—«after doing their part winning the worm-it’s
FORD CABS NOW—for all they ’ro worth.
WP. ARE ON THE JOB—While in Detroit. I completed arrangement. for Iltipping u
ripidly as possible Ford cm to South Norwolk and
ttcut and Rhoda Island.
my otlor 19 plants throughout Oonm
W-.
Tuesday, December 17, 1918, we
start again making deliveries
*0"...
FORD TOURING CARS ~COUPEIETS ——SEDANS
FORD TON TRUCKS ~— FORD DELIVERY CARS
ilit‘ uritziiml ntni gt‘lllllllt‘M—tlliltltl by Ford
nuiktwltii'lx
Viti‘it‘ty of limiit's thu'ii
‘iilor t'o. <ttuiikt- iliiht'
tit'iiit'r‘i try in soil.
wit it il'llt'k.
mint?
llit‘ licst lip-iv tit-litt-ry t‘Hl' alivo- You
should MT illt‘ opt-n tutti t'lIlS"ti mutit'is
R'- Now Up to You to Get on Your Job at Once and Give Us You) Oran-i
FIRST COME—FIRST SERVED
ORDERSPILLBD POIITIVILY IN ORDER WE RECEIVE TEII
If you want to in- No. 1. .'u. 2, No. 3~4tp near tin- bond at the list, step lively, friondu. You
know there are Just about two things in this world that, Won’t wait for any man. Ono is thr
YOU RS
titlc. 'totlurr it. Ford cars. Both always “going—rand you ’vo got to be on your job to catch
mthcr. Espcctully FORD (3me tho. war}: ovcr and mry
DUTEE w.
wants one right. two)!
ULY.
FLINT
FORD SADESROOMS. 52 N ORTH MAIN STREET.
RED GROSS DOM‘STIC ,
RILIIF l8 IMPORTANT5
Work done in Epidemic and in Dino“
tort tun-nun All. '
What tho American Red Crou-
means to our own people was bmuabt
home to Norwnlk in the epidemic or
Spanish. tnflwema. when nurses not
medical food sum-Holt were provided
nnfroolv as pct-mime in vicw of the gen-
cntl domand.
Manv persona. learnt-d thcn that the
Red Cross is not oliozothh an orznn-
lzation to giro relief to people in other
lands. They learned that the contri-
butions thcy had Riven to thc Red
Cross rcturncd'to them in thc form oi
nvmpnthetio and substantial hoip‘
Thus contributions to the licd Procs
are it kind or insurance against thc
disasters of peace times.-
The victim: of ihn areal. M’nncsota
forest fire of the torri'ig’xninuinns in
the New Jorsr-y munitions Ninth: and
other disasters of rcccnt months know
cqttnlly well what liw Rod (7mm "tram
in a (trivia. Thnv will join with all
other citizens in sunnortinz. through
mcmbcrultip. this greatest of all rcllci'
orrn'zations.
Tho Rcvi (frosts Chriutmns Roll Cull
' is your Ohbfli'i‘l'flilv to out-nil as a mum.
bor- at the nominal-cost of onn doll:
Other nations' wom~impmk=od pro-
foundly when 22.000000 American men
and women joined the Red Cross a
your am. This Chr'stm-vs it is' the
hope to makeuthis motwirershio uni-
.vomd, and. with all children. enrolled
in the Juiom“ Red Cross auxiliaries, to
be able to‘ announce too per cont.
" f membership or the American people.
i in Norwalk. the ombition oLlhe nan
'(‘ross Christmas Roll Quit committee
slit-6W“?! a WV".
Christmas Gifts e
Far Evéry Member of the Family p
‘_ lvorything new m‘m :1 for the Holiday;.
.Yon will appreciate our itw prioos who you no them-
outline.
JEWELRY
Ringo .......... . ........... $1.00 up
Scarfpkn. .......... ._....$t.25up
Enoch» ..... . .......... $1.50 up
Lentil-co 82.00up
Wriot‘wuohoo .. ......... . 35:00 up
Watch” .............. $1.65 up’
Knives .......... . ......... .. 65: up
Chat-mo. ........ .. ........ . $1.00 up
Locketo.. ........... ...__..$1.50upv
Chaino’ ............ $1.76 up
Curt Button: ......... "”15ch
Ear Ringo $2.00up
Bracelets ............. . $3.00 up
Toilet Seto....... ........ ..$4.00up
‘Cigaretto Canes ....t ........ 50c up
SAFETY mu?
GILLETTE ,
SE A TO-BLADE
EVER READY
GEM g .
con ET ; -
MUSICAL '
INSTRUMENTS
vtOLINs‘ .l
MANDOLINS
GUITARS r
BANJO MANooum
HAMILTON MUStc sums
FOUNTAIN Parts
FLASH LIGHTS
noonns' smvsnwux AND STERLING mm m.
FOOD AND mm worms. cuvmo SETS, mm.
mmosmrooncns'rs.
mos ....... 7. ..... 3135311.:an
103mm ........ . .............. . ....... $1.2m"
’ nom’nsxm ' '
oumnomcnoou....... ......... . stamp
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