ml“ it's all true.
dies.
Send in yourorders.
‘ a Prompt delivery.
price of coal before Spring.
THE
. frankliti Street
PHONE; 1959
This sounds like old timesv—
' Wile now have plenty of
final on hand in all sizes
N the quality is first-
The war is over, but there
fill be no reduction in the
ENNIS
’ mousse?
, tin sharage
eroad Avenue and
3 DAY AND NlGlll
The Artistic. Home ‘ t
is nothing more than tlte one where you exercsie good taste In
the sclect‘or of your interior finish.
Hardwool floors add beauty to your furniture and draper— .l
ies and make vour home more inviting. sanitary and warmer. i
Let us an you how little they cost whether for recovering
old floats or building new; a talk with us and an examination
of our stock v.11! not obligate you
in any way but will no doubt ,
prove helpful to you in the selection . l
,, The Hatch E: Bailey Co.
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For All
Weed Non-Skid Chains
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Cars.
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"a heat.
Till GORHAM C0.
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‘ you have any broken
glass have us
” lice them. thereby
L EC ORATORS
East Norwalk
Call [or a
,.
la
., t and education.
COLLEGE
»enographer
Is usually a call for an OFFICE
ASSISTANT capable of per.
Joining a. wide range of duties
... of assuming responsibility.
Matters of ability. good judg-
ACOBY’S
The Store
For Useful
'StmasGitts
- In Iull with out- months- adtant-u p.I_\
t l 7
WIND SHIELD GLASS n is NOT our .1... to obtain 3,333; gag-:5}: ,‘,L, :1;L.{;;.,L“,{1
' n ' . the highest prices possible ,IIIH point at. whlrh he entered tht
A190 WlMlllW GLAoS CUT AND SET T0 ORDER , but to w“ our goods at the M,,.,.,:.,.. (l,,.,.,,k.,,,.,. .1... unsound“... ’0:
' ‘a mi mm 111' N is wing runsl t-rt-t l,
A. COHEN “k X¥R$H%ggggvréi%n§: ‘and is allow-d to Wt-ar Ont- lull outtit ,
141 Washington Street South N01" . ,oI' t-ltuhlnt; on tln- journt-y home.
I . ' MARKETED. For (‘OllW'lllt‘nt‘t‘ in transmutation,
l r 1—”. l Illt'll will ltl' released. whenever pom
*“‘“'"" ’” “" " ' “"“ ’"""“ ' hlr, in groups bound for the sum--
; T’e Clasps """"" 75c to $50?) gum-rat lot-am). and tho :tlli‘lllltlll of
\ .GOId wedding 311185 33' '50 to $1 IIII‘ public is ('illlt‘ll to IlltL lat-ts that
Have I our x mas order :SOlld Cold stalliers $1. 50 to $20 moo nwd Itot return to their home
. ‘Solid Gold Neck Chains, -,..“u_ ,.m.,..- at llll('l‘ or at all. that they
1-50 10 $8.00 ltl‘t' siIIIIIlttIIII-ottsly I'Ith-asf‘ul 1mm Hill-
'11 d Here s Itzttv l'lllllllli‘ and i1'all‘ltllllllr‘ and “Ill
1 e ‘Brncelets --------- . $1 50 to $20 ht»- pit-Ln a .LIIpplv of rash. and that
Cameo Brooches .. . $3.50 up lltrl‘ ....u t..- ltttll‘llllt'. Mllllt' tlislttltt‘l'
NORWALK‘S LARGEST ECONOMY GROCERY New Feston Necklaces . up to $15, out-titI m| ll: illl‘llit“IitHill?»."lllilmll‘lr‘l'tlll'lll
'- ‘II~IIa _\, :11 l It L‘ i , L-
n . . r. , 140 11.1 Touska Pearls ..... $2.50 up ”Hum” “me
glitl 1:121}; ”1191“” éttkisins Igor pkg. ~ 35 Newest Eardrops ,. $1.00 to $6.00 Tm. mum... “hm. surround ttIt‘tI
tricty eu‘ ixe uts. . . C on... tunusual-tr it is Hill. must In-
New. H.tzel Nuts or Pecans, ll). . .. ........ . 287 It is wise to buy of someone 5...; I... ',\\'lt glut-mt tom: of ttttatk.
(.‘ 9MB -"-' lle -‘h 34° yeti know you can depend
B ‘.l P L'l 'Q .L 0 k 9 '
NC SS ill" ...;0 “ll“vll g 1 0 upon. You Will always find
0 9L“ L" “‘3‘“ ““3 ‘0 us ri ht here and whatever I
.R. s- t: Plum 1 ttltltnf; .. 12c .mn 30c can we 85, you “hm be mime, l
Campbell s Condensed Soups, c III . . ., 30c , tory or we insist upon being '
. £“llcl' (31“99“ Pm‘éwsd‘ p 1 3 lbs for lg: allowed to make it so-Athat‘s l
. “‘39 ll“ m“ ‘“ '3“ l“ ' -- ~ ~ the beaut of do in with us.
O'IZtll gee \op‘c-s. Celety Grape Fruit Lettuce. Etc, at y u g l
1. LOW Pris-.5. Rosaries .............. if»! 50 “Pl
’ Lockets Hearts, Crosses l
1 $125 to $101!
A. r BECKMANN & co Inc -~ ...
o I, 0 Gold Filled Ncek Chains. $1. 25 up '
~ . ‘ , Vanity Cases .......... $2 60 up
83 and 80 Washmuton St. Phone 140.). ‘Cigarette Cases ........ $2. 50 ttpt
—--—-—-—~-- - Cigar Cutters ... .51. 00 to $6. sol
m may... __.___ -. ~~ _ Pocket Knives ..... $1 50 to $6. 50i
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vCORONER T0 PROBE . uh) I‘tpvt “H-L' 11- Ltt unutmnlt-d tom.- ,
= enough to ptruttt ltit l l t II THE FINEST ENGRAVINGI
l DEATH OF AUTOIST ‘ The (Hell it was lt «(1:11:21 mi‘ti‘tltiim’iaoas NE l
i K" LED BY TROLI E‘ Y left unuaIt-hul lot too hours [1111th D0 l
‘ l'Ipo-r N body nus tottnd. ‘
. -..... .....— i
* C t d -‘- l-ls ugh
, L Pf: ' L l . .. LABOR DRMANDs i
the aid of a ll‘lll‘ll ot‘ the tirtn that ARE DECREASIN("I i
had got into trouble on the bridge.‘ ~‘-"“ mas a c es:
'. 110 came from New York in n ‘ord (Continurd From First Pane)
delivery car which he left standing _ s-
. t » I, . - . ‘ - . .
2:111!- uo;lol;§ ll?:r¥:k.(hrTli‘tl‘) Iii-iota; ‘ tlll’slllal l'IL-tll'llllllilullull on a t-otnnutn- l Fun Line of Insmoll. Ansoni’ltl
which hit theL delivery truck and 11:32:";ehltlux‘2vISIS“!3336.11“ (l’fugntlswlu, Standard, Blgin, Walthami
l’llgffdwfiffif ““32“, ‘ ”"Q. .““‘!‘_°" SPrl’lt‘e Reserve Directors, and all Watches, at all prices, for gentle
a little :Iftei si‘xnglilhikzllie in?)tldri‘i‘iiiiiL “I“ tuurmus cooperating. omclnla 0' men and India" boys and girls l
did not see the Ford car. he claimant ”w “llmo-‘vam. . will” 1’0““ 0‘“ Ladies, N°w°lt wml‘ and;
as there was no tail light tho; the tit-nttibzltatttttin of the army Bracelet Watches, ӣ0 to $35, l
Depulv Sheriffs William H Gould ant tht camellatton of war contrartst ‘ , , TOOLS
”r Falrfleld and E'dgat 11' Hrry of present to the state the immediate ‘ -‘ . FTS l
\l' estport. together with (‘onstnble problem. which in magnitude ls dlr0¢l~ CHOOSE LASTING GI SLEDS
SPECIALS
LIBBY 'S CON. MILK,
EVAPORATED MILK,
BPEBRY tit BARNES'
ole here.
A. STULL
or This Week
MUNDRY SOAP 6 bars .256
2 cans 250
14c can
' ,POBK, :1 lb. ........ 29c
.CBISOO. a. can ........ 300
‘ HOLASSES-Jf you are
My fond of good ”molas-
jes, you will find the real pr".
Cottage Street
Charles Smith of Southport. were soon
on the scene and rendered all possi-
ble :Iid. No arrests were made as Su-
perintendent Joseph b. Goodwin of the pertinent followzs
Connecticut (‘ompany assumed rc-
sponsibilily {or the appearance Of the
motormnn at. the hearing of tho
t-omnor. Medical Examiner William
H. Donaldson of Fairlield, who was
called. allowed the. removal 01‘ tlIIL bo-
dy to the Fable undertaking,v parlors
in Westporl. “ht-re it isamiiting the
:“Irtital oi Iolalivt-s \leO are expected
this morning
PIPER LEFT NOTE
5 DENYING MURDER
(Continued II‘OD‘ 1“:th- Olll)
while Plum “.1; in
roads as tollows:
“lltLar Mother. Father and llrotln-r:
Thanks for all you have done for me.
Take good care of Hilda and (‘ltoppy
(Piper's with and llll't't‘-)'t‘:ll'-lll(l .L'Ltn)
In: you or i must go. Let It be me.
"(loud-by all. 1 not not guilty.
:‘MlLO"
attnnnnm-d in: to
by theL words “You
t‘tr i must go.“ At the bottom n" I'L-L
nOlt' written on a piece Of paper
, --utlt as is unfit in tobacco runs. were
”11‘ “otds: "This tl:;:-
Hamilton." It is it. s notation that.
leads the attihmities to belloVe l’ipot
wrote the words before being brought
hortL t‘rom Hamilton. They also point.
ltatnilton. (tIIt..
.\'o Ill-Lory lms: l-t-tan
\vltat l‘ipnr Int out
“I‘ 1-.
- not that no load pt-nell or means of
pinning the note to his underwear
had been left in the prisoner‘s cell.
At the Coroner‘s inquest. which 1
, ltl lode Bulb!
ly proportionate to the large part
which Connecticut has played in the
“’HI‘.
The telegram t‘rmn the Labor DIL-
“‘1L tgtnes retoived by Wilt‘ t-Lath ueok'
’h) the l' nitod States Employment Ser-
vice shou a decrease. in the demand
tor-labor and a corresponding increase
in supply. Spt‘ml in cancellation of
war contracts and the demobilization
of the army are increasing daily.
Many industries are hesitation to take
on any commitment at this time.
Building trades are at a stand still and
will probably remain so until spring.
unless every state community organ
lzatlon and individual cooperates to
the t'ttllvst extent with the Federal
Service. There in grave danger of a
large idle populatign after the first
ot‘ tltr- your. The purchasing pmv'or Of
tho ‘I-ountry at the present time is
very great. and (Lvory possible means
must be used to stimulate business.
The government plans for providing
t‘lllllltt)‘nltlnl for all returning soldiers
and sailors and workers in war indus-
tries can only be carried through with
.tho realization of the situation by
the entire country. 'l‘htL cont] mtttors
for War mart-rials uho expect to lay
011‘ workers should notify the United
I:lll'-Ill.\llil‘nl Sffl'sit‘tf at Once.
All industries in not-d of help should
Obtain the same tltI‘Ottgh the Fedt-ral
Service.‘
—_._. ...—....W
111..
nutun
Solid Gold Signet Rings.
POPULAR ‘
Xmas :
Gills x
himself)" I..- the Refined
l
( lift of Lastiniz t
Beauty and Value i
Xmas Jewelry
iNewest Solid Gold Stone Rings ,
$2 to $20
to $14
Solid Gold Baby Rings 750 to $2. 50:
xili‘obs, Vest and Waldemar Chains,
’ 25c to $20-
» Charms, all prices . .. $1. 50 up
aaSt Bros. Garage Gold- tilled Rings ...... $1. 50 up
Cull Buttons ......... 75:: to $10
{Stick Pins ............ 750 to $8
'wntca TRULY expanse
r111: PBBMANENOE or
THE sriN'rmnN'r.
H...—
Xmas Clocks
1
Kitchen Clocks,
The joys and happiness
01' this Christmas will be
cherished In the memor-
Ics of those who partici-
pate.
The Jewelry Store Where
Quality 18 Higher Than Price.
WASHINGTON STREET
SOUTH NORWALK.
Alarm Clocks, Desk Clocks,
Cabinet Clocks, Parlor Clocks
Automobile
Clocks, Ivory Clocks, at all prices.
BRAND’S
MONDAY, DEC. 23, 1918
,
Norwalk’s Leading Dry Goods Store
Tristram & Hyatt ‘
‘
values in every one.
Plenty of Gifts for Everybody
Big ones and little ones tor every member of the family. that combine good looks wnh utility ‘
HANDKERCHIEFS——Singly or in attractive boxes, for men, women and ohildren. l
STOCKINGS—Substantial ones warranted to stand Santa's
the daintiest ones of silk in all the colors of the rainbow and then some.
stuffing. Reliable ones ..I lisle and
NECKWEAB—«The latest Styles arid patterys of Four-inflands for men, filmy creations for the
ladies and some especially pretty bow ties for the younger set.
UMBRELLAS—Our umbrella stock is of the same high grade as in former years. and melodies a
big variety of prices and styles in handles for either men or women.
with extra special
BOOKS! BOOKS! BOOKS!
Copyr ght Fiction beautifully bound ............................................... 65-0
Books for Boys and Girls, including all of the favorite series ............................. in
Picture Books for the children ....................... 250" 35¢
OUR SOLDIERS
.1111th l) INI: an
(Continued mm: first Page)
Newest Brooches, 331‘me $1 to $30 lIllIltlll" LlI phvsital t\lillllllit|l0ll l~ paid
()u the Inn- hand. ('t‘llitlll minimum:
stantlartl< ot int-at t‘tlllll'tll must he te-
lllt'lle-(l or put inlt) lttl't‘l' Ill t‘Vt'l')‘ tun)-
InIInII)‘: on the other hand. I‘iH'Il rt-
turning man must ltavrL ltts natural
rrIIvint; for some sort oi (Lelebtation
promptly stttt>livd and
mental slump stave-d off by a well
planned sv-httno tor lllt' nuption of
llllllllttl stilllltLrs and sailuts.
\l ATRON AT C O1 N'l‘l
HOME . ‘ATISF At. TORY
BA LLARD DECLARES
ICOnttnutd from 1:150 One)
t‘tillltlllsslttllt l' liallultl <ltt- lmtl lit-1d
lltv position tor ‘30 years and had ln-t-II
anvious tn ILt-sign tor sew-tat )I'lll‘S be
ram-e sht- It'll sht- Inn-dud :1 test nth-t
her long: term oi sort ll‘t'. \l't [H‘r‘llilll
ed her to stay. host-Hr, until this
30;“ win-n sht- dot-lart-d sltt» room not
remain at IlttL ltotnt- tillt'l‘ January 1
Nobody could have bt-u-n llltll't‘ t(‘llllttlll
iral With the tLIttttIti‘s funds or look-
ILd out tor tho “1‘ -lt .‘ilt oi the t‘lllll lrt-n
hettn than \liss Illtll‘ -hton did.”
i To «It: teed \li~.< llouuhton the com
on) possible-
ll. lirieger Co.
O\' ERCOA'I‘S
For Men. Youths and Boys
At Moderate Prices.
(‘redit lf Desired.
I
llllHl-ltlllt rs llt\t1 will it It Alt. run Mrs.
Jostph IraMoId ut (lit-tun; t'-lt
Mm
tum» bun tn t'llltlgt‘ ot‘ the toxin .Im
in (lr-Lu-nuith {or 13 \9‘.a.lfl Pm .ttlm
ot‘ the ditlir nil) in .Luurlng j unto-- Lot-
\‘lll It “as dunlt d that it uoul' be
httitr to hav- I-nt: Ill and ll s \‘l it to
take (Ilill'L‘t‘ oi the touttty lltlllll‘. By
lllls plan lit" ill to will do I .lt' t. :tvv
\Httk thout tit.L plum ntl l.t- .vllH
uill talu- t‘ill't‘ ot' the leL II it top .‘lt 4.
- Svttttnt-l \\‘;-.'It \t’r \Vm't. \‘t't --‘-i
’Every Member
or THE FAMILY
i
‘t
l
" AIR RIFLES
SKATES
RAZORS
FLASH LIGHTS
PYREX GLASS BAKING DISHES
TOOL CHESTS FOR BOYS
TOOL CHESTS FOR MAC HIN ISTS
‘ HOCKEY SKATES
CASSEROLES
KNIVES
SCISSORS
PlYREX
THERMOS BOTTLES
SPARK SCREENS
ELECTRIC TOASTERS
ELECTRIC IRONS. ETC.
THERMOS LUNCH BOXES
' LANTERNS
A FEW GILLETTE BLADES IN STOCK
I... I
493$
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_Gome Here First I
Albert D. MOrgan
Washington St, So. Norwalk:
Norwalk Chronicler