Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Tuesday, December 24, 1918 · page 5

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SILK SHIRTS
THAT SATISF \

Then are no more skilled
shirt toil-0 than those who de-
sign lid cut our Iilk shim.

$6.50 to $10.00 _

Combine beauty with com.

GIVE 1108ka

Put Hosiery freely on your
Christina list
Silk Eociery for men and

women ........ 75c to $2. 76
OPEN EVENINGS COMMEN-

CING THURSDAY, DEC. 19

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Joseph Davis

85 Washian Street
South Homolk

 

City News

 

THE NATIONS HONOR ROLL

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Army.
RI pot to It 'l‘ululi
l)t~t' L": in (Lilf
Klilt‘tl lli .utzon minimum
293 at will .210 23.078.
Died of wounds 3‘7 19.03l
Dir-d of disease . 143 1.3.55.5.
Dir-d 0i accident and oihrr
causes ................ 0 . 9.1:)
“'ounded in actual .. . .. 15.467 1):: ‘2.“
.\ti»ing in action. (includ-
ing primnerm . ..... .1103 17.717
Totals .......... 41:15. 150.237
Matinee. ‘
Dentin .aii Hillht’n . ‘3‘.) (fun
Wounded .......... . .3 .1 109.“.
Missinll in action (Including
prisoners) ... .. ,... .. :7 3M4
' Totals .. to) 3.230‘
“'ASHIN‘t‘TUN. lit-I :l »— The lot

lowing “vitality lists “Ht qudt pub-
lic uuia) by Illt WaI liopirIIIIenI
Army.

How-xiii (If «uIsIIaiiim i5 induntni‘

(has (ll) killed in flt‘lltiiil (DWI dind
Iot‘ wounds: (DA) (llt’d of accident lvl'
other t'auWSZ) IDD dicd oi din-ease:

(\‘l'l wounded sevcreiy: I\\‘SI wound

 

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-IlI\o- I'r'na‘l'. dIIIIzl lcr oi Sheriff and

..\lI.~', Simeon i’I-asv is sI-I‘iousiy ill at
Mr home on North :iH‘li‘lt'. ilI'iducport.
\II'IlI the grip. ‘

.toiIII McMahon. oi \\'I-.~Iport :ilt‘llu“ .

 

ir‘ ill wiIh tho 'llII" at his hunt“ to
dm Ttlrr. .\lI-‘.\iahon hm jII.~'t rm'ovI-I
ml {(qu Illt' sumo lilncsS.
Xmas l"lill't‘l' :It llio' (‘oIIIItII I‘III'.
\‘cILI‘IIIIt ..lo till] .\lI .- lltl \Iho ix iI

Train-I with tit \IIII l'li IIII LIIIIIlitIoII-

art' force's. is li‘illl'll“lwi‘illi.: lil.‘ l‘i’lt'llth

on tlwpolicc tort-.- wiIiI i‘hIisIIIIIH
cards from Frann-

RPY. T. llu‘lllttli \\'t‘l‘lll'l', i'I-ilitl (Ii
Cract- pari~lI. lmlzti ltlll‘t‘llltbetl what
ill known as tho “Stoulm' plat- " I
farm of Nllilf' lII‘I-IIII' lN'l't‘r in “I (-

port. for II summer home.

“liuy Iour XIIIII. PI WIIII OBI IIIn'

- taps and VI ioIII i.at< I)‘ Brion.

"Ilis. .lohn l llurd. of? \\'I-.~t at'cnm

who made .I I'Ncnt trip to \‘cu York'

sluit’, is now Ill with lht‘ Spanish influ-

enza at (in homo (I! hm thltl‘ lII Sui

III an tounty.
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-- Spot-hi1 Xmas Day Dinncr at tho:
‘Mahnckt-Iuo. 12:30 to 7:30. Price $1.50..

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Waldo ll. Marconi-e. oi NorWalk. lost-

a mail pat'kugt; containing a new book

on vi-xciahlo gurdcninu oft his bicyclt‘:

on West uvonuc ycs'tnrtiny.
it is recovered soon.

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*‘-T0n9y.iliel100ll)ln(‘l( lIl T1010“ 3
More will close at 2 II. III. Xmas.

 

Mayor Wilson. of llriducport. who Ls
also lieutenant gm’ornol‘ and the pro.
siding other of the State Senate. will
commute betwwn this citv and the
capital when ihc legislative session

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--l.irat|tl' atocli is kcpi complett- tip
to the last minutc. As the stock‘s dc-

pll-tcd new goods are rcccii'cd by Imo-

(-ial delivery to fill in.

\huut tchIIr-fire children were
made happy on Saturday afternoon at
tizv Not-walk liar Nursery. in Union
sIII-ct. when they had a chlrstmas tree
and were presented with candy. fruit.
toys and had rcheshments of ice
(- roam and cake. I'\ltlI01.le Santa Claus
«lid not. appear. Ming sonicwhat dr-

laycd, neverthelecs. tho children all'
had a most cnjoi’hblc time for some;

three haurfl.
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- Xmas ltlnncr at tho (‘ottntrv (.‘lub.
Quite a dcltgation of young pooplu
from this citv aitcndcd the dancc at
the Wilton library last evening

 

SAVE AND PROSPER

We Have Several Plans .
that will make! it easy for you to Save its You Earn
Deposit $ .25’weekly and get $ 12.50
.00 weekly and get
Deposit 1.00 weekly and get

Deposit

" .\il‘lt.~ku. Sit-I't- act'gi.

8. he announced to-

llanullo, John .I
Hilda-port (K).

40 (‘litilon ini'lllit‘.

Ill] II'IIItI‘T UH,
llIIIIIlII'thlti.
ILI'II'.

llvnII,
.S'lW' ll, .l

“'Itlet'hury (W)

I;. .II till. ..\Illlitllllii, ilIoIoII III\\'I

.lohuma. (‘llal'll‘h it. Grant Him-i.“
liIIIlL'I-piiti (\l't

KalIIIsI'IIhlII, AIItotI. fifth if Math

. rlrrtl. lli‘iIlgvptIl‘l I\\‘l.

Klt‘lltl‘, .ltipt'i', P'iiilili'lii (Kl.

l(li‘t'lll.~kl..Slfllllhlttw. hltillt'llt-slt-r (Kl
liarm or. Thomas. New ilut'cn (W).
\l: l)(l tilllu'll I)., Now llarcn (W).
illi\(' Stilllllt‘l 1“,. Hartford (M).
Shannon. Philip M. lranby ll)\\'l,

I \\'odziIIIIsiII'. Anthony. Now liI'iIaI‘II
’ tMl. ..
! Egan. Thomas Edward. Svl‘tzl . \lan-

‘ clII-strr (WSI.
Pryor.
(WS).

Innis, l'etvr. watt. “.Ilcthury (K)

‘ Morwin. Harold H. nergt. Wcstpolnt
(\VSI

(‘Iirtis F. N‘l'L'l, ltot-kvillc

.'I Wortiin Court.
Bridgeport (K).

Colo. Edwin l~‘.. corn. Waterbury (W.

iNiczlari. ilctnard .|., corp. licrhy
(W8) "

l'I-t'rIIIIIl. liI-nry .l.. corp. Mm-idch
IWSI.

\‘aconcillo. Frank .I. corp, llaril’ord

l (W)

IAhern \\' illidlll 1).. ll’tlrll’md (K).
Amt'lt‘.liu liotniniI-o it? Hewitt strI-ct.
littdgepotl (M).
l ltijI-ko. Stanley A.. Seymour (K).
Borrlclio. Max .\i., Moridcn (WSI.
llowcrs, lra ll, llockville (W).
Buzald. Joseph N.. Dunbtil‘y (W8).
Bunnnra,.loseph, 0t; Ogden strcct.
Bridgeport (WS). '
Carroll. Thomas J.. Watcrbun’ in')
It'asuia. Andrea. Maydison tWSI.
l('hcsncy. Hugh. Hartford stn.
Coffey. John Joscph. Ncw Britain
(WU).
. Curnins. Arthur (L.
Bridgeport (WIT).
Dcl‘osche John. New Haven (Wl').
Do Gcnnaro Edward Vincent.
(“'8
liunican. .lohn 1).. Middletowu (WU).
Ditnarco. James Wiliimentic (Vi'l').
tGlado. John F. New Haven (W).
Fania. Namer Ansonia (WU).
|Hcin. Charles H.. West Haven (WSI
Higgins. Joseph A.. Thomaston (W).
Kaufman. Woolf. New Haven (WU).
ilflwlimcr. Edward A.. 120 Greenwich
HVt'l'Ille. Greenwich (W).
Kraut)“. HI'IIIIIII .\i.. Ilattfoiil th'l.
[.iatorti Vic~tm ML 260 Dnvci I-trcct.
Bridgeport in )
\icAilaath. FchcIick. Daricn IWI').
Migncauit. Louis A.. Willimantic

ltilK Noble avenue.

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25.00
50.00 .

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(‘d slightly: (WU) wounded. dcgrcc
lllllll to-rniinrd: (\li mining: tl‘I le<
(Illt-l‘.
Connecticut.
‘Drown. Orlando (‘, Licut. IIIIIIhIII'I'_
(WU) .
lijI-kitnon. Ellllt‘l‘ N. Lit-III. (llaMOll
lilil)‘ (“’I.
‘hlt'i'tbl‘llllt‘k. loan it. Lif'lll.. it} Fri"
l inns ltil'. Nyotwit‘h '(Mi.
'1 Slim. l‘ait‘it'k i~‘.. l.icul.. ()alu'ille (W)

( WU).

l‘lazzu. )litltaci, Williutnntlc t“).

Ptonovoul. 114.0011! \\"IItcrlnII_\ l\\' U). .
Porter. lJth't’Dt‘P \\'.. New llnvcn'
(Wl‘).

l'ot'tintu'i. l’aul. Torrington i\\'l'). '
Quilligati,, Maurice .I.. Hartford (W).
Rich. Alexander. 180 W. Liberty strcot
Bridgeport (WSI.
Shank-y) Mathew. NI-w HRVt‘n (W).
Tunnonc. Nicholas J.,
(W8).
Tomlin. Howard. Ii N. \Vnshlngton‘
avenuc. Bridgeport (WU).
Vigor. IanII Windsor (WV). 2
“lleldlg. William. South Manchestei
IWS)
LIST GIVEN OUT TODAY. i
Wounded Severely, Proviouuvy Re- i
ported Mining in Action.
Private James P. Dower. .22 New
York avenue. Hartford. (‘onnz New.
ton A. ilurlburt. Bristol. \'.:t Edward
Lam. Bridgeport. Conn: Robcrt D.
'l‘owcra, South llnncheuter. (‘onn.: Aral
drew .’\l. \Vctmorc. South Norwalk.
Conn l
Wounded Slightly, Previoully Report- ,
ed Missing in Action. i
l‘IIIaIe James J Carroll. South \0I'-
\I'.aik Conn; Giuseppe ernndc. 202:
James sheet. when] Harm (‘onn.:
Frank Radocchio. (.18 George street.
Biodgcpoit Conn: Andr'cu \ictfic. (III
Warteu street. New Haven. Conn. i
Wounded. Degréc Undctcrmincd; pre .
vioualy Reported Mining in Action. i
S-omoapt \‘apole'on 'Botdeatlx. 65f
(‘cntral street. Springfield. .Iiass.

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AUTO COLLISIONS ;

LEAD TO ACTIONS .
lN common PLEASi

. Bridgeport Relidentc Bring Two. Suit:

Against Out-ot-Town Men l
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Automobile collisions Were the hnsisl

tion was brought by James Lucas of
Bridgeport against Ira. M GilehaveI.
of BIldgeport, who conducts a busi-
nes'I-I known as the New Idea Double
'l‘lrw Company. Lucas; wan-ts $400
damages.

It is claimed that on August 19.
that lucas Was driving his car on
the turnpike between Weetport and

.Town Clerk Ccfliflcll Hie

. of two suits tiled ye‘sterday afternoon .
in the Common Pleas court. One on

TED IOU!!! NOI'ALI mu m

HOWLAND‘S

 

, One more
glorious long
. * shopping day.

. chu-Tucsday. all day and through the evening: 7

Then; we must all be ready for real enjoyment of
, the Christmas i‘cstival.

SERVICE--~Wh0lc hearted and cheerful.
MERCHANDISE----\\"oi;thy and plentcous and

varied; abundancc of wanted things.

i You may count on thc storc to mcct yourdt‘illaiidh‘
satisfactorily.

We shall be here well into the

evening both Tuesday and
tonight.

THE ROWLAND DRY GOODS COMPAN

SPELLACY LOST 1N
VOTES IN DERBY BY
ERROR IN COPYING

Total Wu
709 incuad of 060

HARTFORD, Dec. 24. ”Edwin
‘qugen, town clerk of Derby. has
written It statement which shows that
Thomas J. Spellacy. Democratic can
(“date for governor in the recent cloc-
tion, was credited with one hundred
tower votes in that town than he no
tually received. The statement reads:

“ l hereby certify that it its II mat-
m o! recon! in my clue that ct. the
elect). hold in s’tla‘m ot‘ Darby on
Tue-thy. Nov.5 8. sewn hundrcd
and tiny-line votes ware cast tor
'Thomas J. Spell-01 tor the onion oi
'govcrnor ot the State or Connecticut
as ehown by certificate tiled in uly
“othco by John H. l-‘arnhiun. presiding
omcer"

\ir. Demon make’s oath to the

statement. "The rotuIn signed hummer-

[John It;

Entrances on Main St., Fairfield Ave,, Cannon St.

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TO LET
Bucxsmm SHOP WITH LARGE BUSINESS AS-
suntan.

GENTLEMAN‘S RES! DENCE WITH 20 A0338 0!
LAND. | I y HOUSE! AND FLATS.

RAYMOND BROTHERS

Phone ill-3 137 Wflflllbl St.

 

 

 

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Farhhain.
le,'19t8l\etl in the 0mm» oi the sec-
Iurary of state xuvc MI. Spoilacy's

vote in Derby as 669 and it was so rc-

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ENGINEER SUFFOCATED
-- IN DRUM 0F BOILER

W]! I lhiANTlC. Dec. 24. ~l'rtah
Lluderhekc, 48. engineer in the power
plant at the Quidnick-Windham Manu-
facturing Company here. was found
dead yeetqrdny in a drum of one oi
the. plant's boilers. He had boon laur-
tocatcd. and besides there wem burns
outhe body from contact with an ciao
trio. light wire attached to a portable
lamp. The engineer had boon mak-
ing repute inside the drum

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Stcve Van Coevcrins. oi Gregory
Boulevurd. hat: zone to Grand Haven.
Mich, to spend tho holidays with his

 

 

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Are your voluablu, piper: and securities properly pro-
Dopodt Box? I: not, we can pro

ride you with one for the old! sum of $4.00 per year, in 0:1:
modcrn Safe Deposit Voult. We will also act as custodian ot
your Liberty Bonds without chute .if you desire.

tectcd‘l Have you 0.802.

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CENTRAL

l’luo room: by the do] or (..,
light: and N Pine Cute cttu"

i [OTEL

‘4. Stem heated. 0W
.; alto Ruteurant. Italic!

cud Ancient ctylc
Corner Home and Chcltnut St- 1.1. M,
It. D5381. Hanger. J. DISESA, Proprietor.

 

 

We are Open Evening:
Until Christmas

' And are prepared to serve you promptly and in a way that is
sure to be satisfactory. Our stock of
CHRISTMAS SLIPPDRS AND HOLIDAY SHOES .

Is the most complete that we have ever shown, with‘fil‘tho
stand-Id shape. and many novelties.

ThF'p-rice 'rauge’includes every grhde in all sizes.

Christmas Stockings Too

This store opén evenings until Christmas.

CONNEALLTEI BRACKEN ;}f

 

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O. B. JACKSON

fl Wull 0mm. “I
IRYPTOK LIMII—loldin: Oat-rd. (I m- or
sun [hut-On and Other Mounting: ~
Mandolin-Icing“. Ucuihu' pro-cup-
“In mu! 00-0. In." Iona-In.

I . Gilli Suggestions!

CHOOSE BENSIBLB, PRACTICAL GIFTS OF QUALITY
FROM THE FOLLOWING LIST:

Handkerchiefs for men. woazn and children.

Bath Robes, Kimonos and hm _ ' ..
Umbrellas, black or colon, latest dengue In handles.
Blouse-c or crepe dc chine. floor ettc or cotton.

Winter Gloves, Chemolutto, oSllk. 1} «1" ’“
Dainty Bcby Wear and 0m Mo tics. ‘
Crepe do Chine and Clove-Silk Underwear.

Phlli Hand Mod: and Hand meroidercd .

151:er Hosiery, beautiful luster, stronglylmrmcd
block. and a large assortment of colors.

Exceptional values in Silk rotticouts:

Leather Bags. Purses and 0311: cases:

Charm Neokweer at pop

Gcnmngl‘hladeira Baud mermgfiiglncm in acts out"

‘ to
“pm ale, Etc. Etc. Etc.

To speed your Christmas shopping, the government roqimts
you to shop and ship early.

 

Our Saving: Deportmnt pcys 4 per cent. per year. i
Open a checking account and-pay your bills by check. l

The City National Bank

mam Conn.

 

 

 

Christmas

 
 
 
 
 
 

Received Just in Time.

A delayed order was received this morning of some

Mahogany Serving Trays.

Of several sizes and shamthat Ive now 0001‘ at these" .

Extra Special Prices.
$L25 ~$1250
$1. 75' $2.00-

E‘ach one has attractive handles. and a glass boll-
tom to protect the inlaid surface.

DON '1‘ PUT IT OFF-Call Today and lake Your Fiat:

Deposit 2.00 weekly and get 100.00 '~
Deposit 500 weekly and get 260.00

00m? OUR CHRISTMAS CLUB

nonforminz and savea certain sum each week.

systematically

Deposit

 

 

Norwnlk, when his machine wee
struck by Grlshnv'or's automobile. Lu-
cue ’IT‘ayn he was driving on the exp
treme right. side of the road but that
Grishaver held to the center and tall-
ed to turn to the right in time to avoid
acruh. 191101.00qu wuhedly
damaged. the M“ in: .
The second. MM mpmcht by
Harry-B. Thrill of D 3!
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Better get one now while the zettinu is good.
They won’t last lomr at thes'e prices.

MON!) 8: SON

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