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trons PAID WHILE
LEARNING. CLUETT. PEA-
BODY it 00., INC.
WANTED
WANTED . \‘i DAY lllh‘li
...iy \\i‘|'h l'lazl. Lunch
die 31.
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WANTED MAW l-‘l'IlS. Slil'Nli.
vi. l’us, Muskrat, are. highest Ill“-
iiohlsleln Bros. Elsi .Norunih
ANTED—A COIPETAN'I‘ tiiiil.
housework. Inquire oi Ilia» .lniiiea‘
Men. i Fulfil-dd avenue.
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ANTED v-l"\ll.llti lilliili l-lllS .
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My lli- onus, “Ulk ult'en
id pay stradi \i-orlt all hair around
i from S to it p. m. (li'iilt‘ l-Iiii trout
Works. in: \l’nshlnulon Si.
’ANTED Ill-2N, \l‘tlbltIN
ernmeiii pl-are positions. t‘oni-
nee $‘.ltt moiiili List [itirlllulls fit-e,
“lie immediately Franklin Institute.
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SEWING MACHINE OPER-
lioiili .'
onus‘
Wants. To
momma
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TO_ LET' Htl'li litiltlln‘ 1nd
floor .\'o l Henry St, lteiil $0 Intiiim
“r“. S. A Tonnes, 2st I: lie I: \l‘l
walk.
To LET isn't: nouns. 503W.
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Iiiiiproieiiienis. third“) :7. Shunt All
iteni reasonable tritium-v.1! linkl-H .3.
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Ninth Milli] hi
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I TO LET T\\'U \‘Iilll’ I'l.l~1A.\‘.\.\"t
Iiurnislied rooms, all convenient-es foi"
.liglit housekeeping llllpi‘fn't‘llll'Hh.
Ix'enr li‘ttllt) and nldtllin. aim mint-i
mom Soul li
. _\il'i\lilli
llilll."t‘ 7 HI‘tn'r sill-m
,\l.illlli lililii‘
TO LET 2 : i’l'itNlSllliil
rooms for light liouSekeeping, free tel-
iephone, i'l'ie kindling Wood to (lean‘
.Ipi‘tililr tllll’t l'lioiie ilk! 3, Stirs. l’.
3.‘ Von Zuni St,
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\l.tliolie_\'
TO LET l-'l\'lI KOO“ APART-
Illii‘lll. I~Ilt tilt lixlits hot and told “at-e
\\' oliiiiutoii stieei, I-Zasl Norwaiki
.I-‘oiii' iooiii nituit "wni :21! t‘hzipel street.
;ei'
Stole. 3o? \\'a,‘:.:iiL:'on street lizirt Nor
walk. Slm‘t- it. l'l:apel street. Inquire
iii Foiiihklan >I'I'tl Tel. 00.
BUSINESS NOTICES.”
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OBT—BE'I‘VI'EICN SI‘IAVIEW AVI‘
and Washington St. Black hand
'. containing i 350 3rd Liberty Bond.
A'ul'll if returned to Lewis Smith, il
st St., East Noru‘alk.
Off—LADIES BLACK LEATHER
'ketbook ln‘iu'el-n (‘inr St, and 'l‘.i\-
Ave. Finder please rt'illl'll saute to
9, Hall 19 Taylm- .-\\I‘ ill
-‘.’. iii-ward
HRISTMA
SALES
cy Native Turkeys ........... 50:
e Dressed Roasting Chickens 45c
ks 48c
sh Hams .................... 40c
ti Shoulders ............ . 32c
all Pork Loins, . . ...... 38 and 40c
S
uine Spring Leg 0! Lamb ....32o',
kind of cuts of best heavy beef.
I-Aperi. iltl‘il Al . .iimtuni and lililllliil"
is open for port iiitio Wink, books open~
( ii and elosrul
Adllrltr»
.\loiillily or yeiiiii hal
allt'i‘ 'llimllii“ Sentinel ot-
flee.
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LADIES 'l‘ili.(ilil.\'l; Fillll' of .\'.i
I l’i‘olner 70‘
,Soiilii “(tin til ,_ iiou' Ioi‘alml ni'oiiniiI
“hill: \l'us i-izinei‘ly at
[Illttill'r
:UIP ('lllili‘! it '_' llziiilom Pint-e. ’l'il.
‘liz'zii.
‘ PAINTING — PAPER-HANGING
Ildccorntlng, painter's supplies; wall
,psper, unto—date styles. lowest pflt‘eiH
lEstimstes cheerfully given. 'I'risl or-f
lders solicited. Tel. 400, Alexander.
Ileite. 61 1--‘.' Ely avenue.
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tiers asdjroflssional Cards.
Miscellaneous Advs.
on this page, twenty-rive Words or Less. loo.
or Caps Double Plies.
lilii'ne
lion-its.
was some maximums nitrous
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Let. For Sale, Busi-
; Oil. Week. 81.00. Mao.
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r03 SAL!
FOR SALEr- HUL’SL‘ ROOMS.
but 5031200 tract. No 3 Ludlow Si Must
l-I- \UItl zit “fire it: >ellii- e>lulv $1.3M”
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Hunt 3‘. Nll'\\i;“\
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Alliiiiiiwi l'n'oi‘.
FOR SALE timlil
i: Itoutoii rlwt'i
S'i'lltl \"li
FOR SALE FINE \lll'Nli Mitt.-
iiziie do: .\liiiie.~g ".\l' (.ilt' n1 'l‘iiv
Sl‘iilliii'l, Hit Not‘ulill.
FOR SALE i'll:<. UNI-1 .iiilil T
into it», (lili~i~ Ill Ito .‘l pair and up
No Taylor Ate. iit‘iil'
Pillow $1
FOR SALE l; “(HIM ill'xl;.\l.ii\\'
Lincoln Ayn. i’tit't"
lilililli'i
in‘llillll Xlilu'uik 'I‘l"i.~i (Hi.
all Iiiiiii‘o‘.'«-iiiviii.~
s:‘.'_'oli
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li.i»-\ terms or l‘li-i>.
llo_\l. ii
FOR SALE on: l’.\iil.tlit’ l'l’ilii.
table I‘m; “rill balls and Silvia!
liliil'i-l. amoral lilli'liin
(‘hl‘Ili’II'l‘l"-‘
floor >1 i’;I|ll"i.' iiineliliie, sen-rut rlitiint'
ilm'. dozens~ of kitchen ('lniirs.
all kinds iil'
IIIU down
t'lli‘
(Ulllxili'il‘ vio-
ranges. :lu'o tin-s, one
room in"
kitchen eooklii:
iloll'li
<l...ii >. one lllt'l' oak liq-dronin-
| ”I'l‘h.
.‘ll’tlll, oni-
[Hill » of
suit. our
‘lkil'i'li i‘t ioiiiol bottom row boat, (low
idle or short Is, one tiielodian, one an-
litl‘ll' iiiirroi'. one fine old antique ini-
icaii, mission hall ell-rt
one pier mirror, tuo \\Ilt't‘”)itll'll\\t~',
one onwtoii Illlt'li. 1 deep well piiiiip.
several gas lmaicis and gas stoves, one
lozol of bound books all kinds dozens
of flat lions. 2 gas lions. uomi
stow. one luihy l';ti‘l'lil;1i', Illl't‘l‘ «ille-
t‘\"'ll‘illls' l‘ltW bout motor with
“HP
(illl‘
,boiirds. .‘illil l-uiidrmls of ltllii‘l’ second
hand :lxstls impossible to lIlI'IIIIUIl, The
prim-.4 of these goods arr do“ ii nwny
doun. sunk. l'lillip l’. .\liilioiiv\', .3: 'nii
Zuni St. fil’ul‘ houses iii .3! \‘.in Zn!”
and 3‘ 0<boiii .~\\'.-_
FOR RENT~--l‘ti1"l‘.\tn«: ‘ humus.
' Uni“! Parcel 99""?1- E30" ”lily ware. toilet, gas. olei'li' city. No.
,S‘laherty. proprietor. Trucking. [Alf
Edlstnnce hauling. ”slit and bk“!
trucking. ones isispnonss 15st. ml
House connection. I
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FOR IIIM— ?
l . XMAS GIFT ;
i line of groceries and fresh I .
notables. I STONE or SIGNE'I' RING I
d Medal, Butter .............. 58c 10 or 20 Year WATCH
lctly Fresh Eggs ........ ssc‘ Better Vest CHAIN or FOB
I). Charnold rm
, m: curse. croutons: bama.
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NORTH MAIN-STREET
KNIFE or CIGAR CUTTER
CUFF BUTTONS or SCARE
CASE or STRAP WATCH I
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89 North Main St. South Noi'walk.
lleiii reasonable.
Ask Jonn T. Hayes
lie. 7 Main St, Norwalk
“‘L “u“:"FFE‘E’i
NOROTON 6mm
SECRETLY MAR III?"
Commitment-lint l’. s-n
cause army regulations oppose mar
fluxes between men of the army nod
nurses while both are on active duty. her Administration account to this‘
Mrs. Stark continues to be listed as Court for adjustment, at the Probate _ -
Miss H. Durant of Birmingham, Al» olicedn Norwalk. on the 21th day or 02:91:"
Fearing oilicliil censure for the mar-
riago, the marriage has been kept a
DEDICATION AND
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secret. and a dispatch from the Assoo
, Icinted Press correspondent at Cob-
, {lenz last night was the first word re-
' 'ceived in America of the romance. At
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.. WE BUY The Jewel" Sim Where moonlight": ii, Eigimg’diiiitoilfiié' v3.1.5.2
COND_HAND CLOTHING W ashldétrn‘ggt" TM";;'°;° omccr. said she had received no hint
. AND SHOES " - "’3'" lIrIiIf the afIIair, and was inclined to dis-
, . . ~ . . elieve t 8 reports of the marriage.
We Ila-{$11811 Pfié’eil- . ~ ~ . . , ‘ ILIeiitenant Stark's last. letter receliu
“to 01‘ E . o i ‘ .- ' ' ' :ed by her was dated December 3. and
8.1.3“, [FIRST NORWALK GIRL ‘up to that time he had said nothing of
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3his marriage. _
TO BE WOUNDED; Acoordlng to the story sent by the
. . , , . . Associated Press correspondent with
(”mm“) “0'“ “m “‘3‘" the Amerlcan‘Ai-iny of Occupation at
Ittoblenz. Lieutenant Stark and Miss
(The letter follows: |Ditmnt became acquainted last spring
SOMEWHERE IN FRANI‘E, in a hospital at Limoges. They went
'IIB GASOLINE Nov. 20th. 1918. to Orls six weeks ago and were mar-
BICYOLEB VIII-GAMING IMiI'I Dear Father: . tried and both then returned to duty.
‘ A MODNE iI list a few lines tonight while i am "Lieutenant Stark has been ordered to
. : n m) room as It is very late. I have return to America. while his bride
. Phom 957—2 ,llhllrgc of a but here and I am kept must remain on duty at the hospital
' I North Main St. 80. Nor-11:
“'er.‘ but.“ I have been' in the hospi- .in Germany for an indefinite period.
‘ Ital for three weeks but am out now! The bride‘s parents reside in Pensa-
..-. . .-._. -.. . .. , _,__ ,and all ““31 again. 1 Was vcry nearicola. Florida. Lieutenant Stark was
'lAN" Rmfly I" 1”“) front ““95 and 80! more than [gun attorney in Stamford betoie. enter-
.was looking for. .I can't tell everyJ in: the service. He was commission-
.; Water St., South Nos-walk. ,
AUTO SUPPLIES ’ ’
lilting in this letter biil when I gelled in July. 1917. and arrived overseas
home lIo'ill tell you all. I wlli‘tell you . for duty with his bombing squadron
,sometliiug about the but] have charge in October. 1917.
of nnd‘hve in days. It is an old barn; -
IthaII has lbeen shelled and has no» ASSAUL’I’ED WOMAN
,ioo . 'e mm on old tent stretched. AT H HOME
1;“?2088 tiieItIop and haven flcld range’ ER
! n t to Inn 9 codee for the boys. We
‘sorve it with the doughnuts which “'0! An unknown ltailun entered
make on a little French stove andgllome oi’ Lulu Smiley. on 1 Boston
make about 800 at a time. Some 3 street-Saturday evening. and refused
0001““ and ”L" 0“" other 3i” 'Oito leave wlidn she ordered him out.
help me. We have lots of cold wean
tlier here and the ground is the “00“ An argument followed and the Italian
of our hut. We can't keep warm and‘ grabbed Lulu and when she resisted
Egzeugnénlésegutggoaotd In {our Ihands him he struck her and knocked her
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think of winter over here as “.15 so donn but did not knock the tight out
cold. I don't think George will get of her for she immediately got on her
over here now and 1 can’t tell how feet again and tearing it piece of metal
10%;”fifeafigigyhtegsgs. llflmed ITOI‘ from the stove she' struck him on the
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mg” than I think but I my be) we: head with It. She inflicted a deep gush
on the head of her unwelcome visitor.
who quickly disappeared. She com‘
In the States by next July. but you
never can tell. You can write to me
plnlned to the police who are now in-
vestlgwng the case.”
at the address below and they will
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IEhNA. lien. 23.-—-I’olnnd is anx-
.w reach an amicable agreement
. the Czechs regarding the claims
Ie latter in Austrian Silesia, and
olish deputation will soon go to
_ we to discuss the matter, accord-
. a statement issued by the Po-
ibrclgn Minister and printed in
neWspapers. The minister al-
. that no eii'orts will be. made
. I“ by diplomacy claims to (la-
v' 11’. Ukraine.
regarding the southeastern frontier
Poland. the minister says the alt-
Ion is very serious. He continues:
The Republic .of Ukraine has forc-
ilie Poles to fight for lhelr rights
mnbcrg and the whole of Eastern
lots. and diplomatic discussions
Ii 1 krnine are at present impossi-
It will be a when of arms on-
"- maiter II '
I“ to dotenfi‘ ' ‘ . Fwd;
send it to where I am i. ‘
g it Write me;
-..:. rennin to...
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FLAG RAISING HELIZI
With fitting and appropriate ex- '-
cises, a large American flag, an ii 1-
ian flag and a service this contain g
17 stars was flung to the breeso yen r-
(ly atternoon at the corner of Tierney
.street and George avenue. The exer-l
lcises opened at 2:30 when my speech l
es were made by the residents of that ‘
district. music was furnished and tho
flag raised and following this, muesli-s
meats served. 1
An unexpected sequel derelopid
when the celebration started. ’l'he‘
iconiiniltee in charge had obtained per-
mission to fire a salute from a millin-
tul‘e cannon they had on hand. but ll
seemed this was not enough and Hillit'
of the men began tiring oi'l‘ I‘t‘\Ul\‘t*i~.
using telephone wiresz as targets. line
of the bullets struck a telephone Wily,
severing it and disconnecting a Illinl
ber of houses located on that line.
Among the people iiieonienieneeil In: '
Joseph ihsesa, of 1251 Main street, it lioi
lodged u' complaint with the police
who stopped the practiti-
DEATHS AND PUNERALS
Edward F. Gallaher.
The many friends of Edward F Hal .
latter will be KI'I ted to learn oi Ills‘
death alter u very biirt‘ i
piii-iiiiionia lleshles his Illt titer. he i~i
siii'ilred by two brothers, Iliiliaiil liai-
Ilagher of Westmrt. and Francis Cal I
lulier of Norwalk.
The funeral will be lit-Ill Tuesday;
iuoi'iiing at nine from St
Mill‘y‘i (Iiili't‘h Interment will be iii
Si \iary‘s cvnietei'y Funeral will b.-
Ilillers (II
o'elot‘li.
|tl IUIII‘,
Mrs. Clarissa J. Darin.
.\Il’~'. l‘laiissn .l. llaiiii. Wile oi \\'.tl
lat-o “aluL iliml it! her lltlllll', '1'.’ Fi'illlt‘t‘v
street, yesterday morning. after a loiiu
iilnew ’l‘lii- illilt'l‘itl et'l’lit‘rs‘ will be
held from the house Ill 'l'liiiisdai
morning at lu.:lll o‘i-ioek. livid Iflulfl'
R, Howell. rector of St. Paul's officiat-
EIIK. The burial will follow in the ram
ily plot at the Iiidgetleld cemetery
Veteran Benjamin Reynolds.
lb-njamin Reynolds. a Veteran of the
l‘i'i-il wnr died at lllt‘ .\'oi‘oton Sol
divis' Home on Saturday, in his 77th
year. III‘ was It private in the First
i'uiinetiicui Ileavy Artillery
lint toilet
llietiit' III Xiii‘Wfllk
t'ourt. lint-iiilwr 7. .\. It. lfil\
l~2~tnie of t".irolitie Farrell late
Norunlk in mid ltistrir-t. llt‘l‘l‘ilM’ll
. The Hunt of Probate for lllr lli~~
triri 0t Noru'alk, lialli limited and {\I':
lowed six months trom the «laidiioreof
for tho creditors of suit] Estate» to ex-
hibit their claims for settlement. Tho»..-
‘wlio ni-L'lI-el to present their aceounis,
.pi‘liltt'l‘h’ attested. within r~fllll itinc.
,u'ill he tIi’IMi'l'Hl ii recovery. .\ll pol"
ISUIIH indebted to said I-Istiile are re-
quested Io make immediate payment to
; WILLIAM J. .\ic(‘ll.\'.\.
, .l()ii.\' .l. i..\\\'i.0R.
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of
PROBATE NOTICE
I‘isit‘icl of Noru‘nlk.
Court December 2!. A. it. this
Estate of Levi J. Jones late of Nol‘ ,
walk in said District. deceased.
Ordered. That the Exccutrix exhlbltI
ss. Probatel
December 1918, at 10 o'clock forenoon:
and that all persons Interested in said
Estate may be notified thereof. tlief j
Executrix will cause this order to be‘
published in .i newspaper having n ctr-1,
culation in said District, at least
days before said 27th day of December
ms. ‘
HENRY w. GREGORY. ?
Judge.
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PROBATE SALE or REAL ESTATE;
finder and pursuant to an order olI
the (‘ourt of Probate for the District:
of Norwalk, the, subscriber borebv ni-
fers for sale all such right. title and
interest as Thomas Morris, Sr, lzitc'I '
of Yonkers iii the State of New Torin: '
deceased. harlot the time of his death
in and to the iollowlnz described real:
Minna-to wit: l
()nc ccitiiiii tract of land. with the
buildings thereon, lying in snir Nor-1
walk. contaliiing fifteen (15! acres..
more or less. bounded Northerly by; -
land now or formerly of Francis A;
Selleck. l‘iittr Reed or. Lewis A. Reed;
: Infilct'lv by a highway: Sottihcrly by:
:mlant' or iiiuhwnv: and westerly byi
III’ive Milo ilii'l l'.
. One certain tract of land, with the;
buildincs theicon, lying partly in Nor-I!
walk and partly in Burton. conininlntzg
ilvc ifii acres, more or less: bounded
Northeriy by land now or formerly Oli
Samuel Sands and George Richardmi
Easterly on Five Mile River: Soother.
iv by land 73'! Patrick Mulqueen and
Richard Bates: and Westerly by landi
iiow’or formerly of Andrew linthawmu:
lioth‘ot‘ said tracts having the privilege.
of a driftwnv through them.
For particulars and terms, apply to
' WILLIAM T. MORRIS
Administrator of\the Estate in Colin-
ectlcut. care of barium: 0. Mood.
Standard, Conn. '
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Men Insist on Labor-
Saving Machinery---
'Why Not Women ?
‘i'l'ii\\"i{l'l'l‘lllS. addinu machines.
tiactors~a host of lubor-savinu‘
iiiat-‘riinei'v has been invented to save
ii el‘ \. oigk. But What about women? If the
far-tort. otfiee and farm can have ni'oilei'ii
I‘.l.il'llll.t'~‘. whv not the home?
Hoosier cuts kitchen Work neariv half.
I' has 40 work-redueiiiu features. It has
l)l"t‘t‘.~' f'or 400 articles within arm‘s reach.
it :"l\'t'.\ miles of steps. It saves food. hours
of‘fie and toil.
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hits Nell: . Kelizic Jones. Household
l‘oimiiltiiiil,~ \‘t'lsvollrlll. Member oi
Iloosiei'r t'oum'il of Kitchen Scien-
liris, \ilio act as your kitchen adiisu
oi'.~ When you get llll‘ Hoosier
I-IOOSIER
. KITCHEN CABINET
ill :’>.~‘lt‘l"r‘ is the broadest guarantee ever
uli'eii on a kitchen cabinet—your mouev
all tack if vou are not delighted.
We deliver this
lii‘il‘illV" for only$l rash.
l-‘vei'i' woman has a right to the Hoosier.
It. is Ill-i a hixurv. but a wartime necessity.
-\‘ d It costs so little-only a dollar a week.
famous “HOosier
.‘iii'r home edit surely alfoi‘d our easv
lt‘ I' in :~'.
to make sure of getting the model that
you admire ni’ost. come and pick it out
\. zillillli. ilelzli'.
CLUB PLAN
$500 Down $2.00 Weekly
TOYS .
WE HAVE A COMPLETE ASSORTMENTAT REASONABLE PRICES
Sterling Furniture Go.
Phone 105 127-181 Washington Street“
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Christians Gills That: Mean Somethingr-
100 Piece Dinner Sets
‘ Nickel Frames Bread, and Cake Makers . . ~ . III
333%elzsén0ven Ware . Hotpoint Electric Irons Fine China Cups “dancers b , "I
Wearsvsr Aluminum Cooking Food Choppers Clum Salad and Chunks s . 1‘ . I-
Utensils Artificial Flowers, AttractIVe Cut 0 . t .
Ten Ball, Tea Pots 10c each, 3 for 250 Smoking Bets . ‘sh ,-
‘ Coil'ee Percolators' t ;. Potted Plants ........ $1.25 up Brass lend Mahogany Fini h
~ T®YS pp
A large .collection of all kinds of Toys for all ages Dolls, Doll Carriages, Stoves, Pianos,
Aluminum Cooking Sets, Blocks, Iron Toys, Mechanical Autos, Two Wheel Carts, Express Wagons, :IIII - . i.
3 Blackheads, Stencils and Painting. Sets, Etc.
25 Washington Street, So. Norwalk k
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RED CROSS HOLD-UP l SOCIAL-IZATION OF INDUSTRYV
‘ V _ d l FAILS
"1““ ‘ORK’ Dec“ 23"“ a 5"“ '"pi BERNE. Dec. 23.-neiiabie Informa-
nish that amounted to a good-name, I . . ,
2d "hold-up," thousands of Red Cross‘ lion from Russia brings confirmation .
workers today gave every New Yorker i or reports that the. socIalizttign of (i;
an opportbniiy to subscribe and no 61-, dustry there is a comp ete’ a. me. ~
cue for not wearing a 1919 member} ficial statistics showdthitst in almost.
.ship button. tall the 613 mills an actoriee com.
l Between {0:000 and 50,000 men and , "(filed by the gtgte 9mm hgve cu.
'women redoubled their efforts todayislderably exceeded receipts. During .
to. brine the total past ,the mark Setttbe first four months of 1918. the gov—
laat you. d k i 11) ernment paid Ollllt over (00.00330 hrs.
Fifteen 'thoussn WOI‘ H's n e bies to cover t ese oases. ‘ as
houseto-house divisionfl sItartted “gt“ been obliged up tailtllm web?“ ti?) t‘h‘;
. rocanvass every a . eneme 1‘ vance over one on ru es
Senate sitting as a committee of um'la‘parttnent house and private house in' factories under its control.
whole. .the greater city .for members. An Technical expertsb assert that“l 11:“.
» i e ual number or men and. women no mu industry has con cnpp or
.ci-inismas-oav IINTINEL. n?” W.M,d on we work 11”me ”com by the 80mm“, w?
iwnibei ' onWod- .mumius. yhus. the“ ,
The Sentlue . . ssuegl “m m titanium directed MUM
can programming,» _
SENATE HOPES FOR HOLIDAY i
WASHINGTON. Dec. 23.———Tbe Sen-
ate today convened two hours earlier
than usual 3n the hope of reaching a
final vote on the War Revenue bill be-
fore adjournment, so that the three
day recess plan for over the holidays
may be put into immediate effect.
The most Important sections to be
acted upon are those imposing taxes
on Inheritances and luxuries, and a
final vote also must be bad on the re.-
tsntion of the 1920 tux rates. which
was agreed upon Saturday with the
in.”
Norwalk Chronicler