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CHRISTMAS
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A HAPPY
NEW YEAR
NOR WALK :
SOCIETY;
‘ and Personal
NEWS
V tLAFRANCE HAS
3.865 UNITED
STATES TROOPS
(Continued From i“;.".~[ 94;»)
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ill? day before t'hrtrtutm
Man)’ 0! UN: lluuph Vest li‘ttitl Al
katlsas', Mimi'ssiwi. AIitbktiliit iiiinoi:
and Disttitt of Columbia. The total
included 1.504 wounded. men from
nearly every state in the l'nlun their
ituuriea ranging front built-t wounds'
in arms and legs. up through the “31
lot amputations and permanent dls‘I
iiigurement to shell shock and bed
(use; I'lllf‘ll Will require months ot
Joseph Davis
85 Washington Street
South Norwaik
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l (‘ttiwt‘ztl 'rIlimtt licl-‘orest of the Mvti
lit'1tl Corps. stationed til \i'e.~t littien
its enjoiin: .l rhori ttttlottg't
.hotne. lie ":th lull lt’t'i‘lllll' huardvii
:tl It‘fi
MATERIALS illltl Mrs ilttrt-t ll
Mill) and then duuxhters of New lin-
TulE-Colors, Oil and Walnut-tr ltl'i‘ llii' L'tlesb oi’ rt-lttttivs tn rm:
Academy Boards. Brushes. Draw-i IlIII'\' “If the IlUIltIiH.‘ TIii')’ expect
my Instrument. I ‘tn how for ’l‘tttkt-i in the in
3 l “ t '2
Everything for the Artist. em“
(Min r .i H Smith. with .\lr.\ Smith
F d H P t {dud ht i‘ii'liili'll, Mildred. Gladys I‘Itll‘
re . on y it-l. John and l‘uric. are chiming t‘hrisi-
~— itttus lIllill“l‘ \HIII Mrs Smith‘s sister.
“OTROLA AND NOVELTYEH» .Iultll '.\' Lutltlinxton. tti' IIi‘itIL’t"
SHOP .[ott
37 North Main Street
Palace Theatre Building
South Norwalk, Conn.
""hls t'tll'liulul “lilies and is twentn‘:
the corigruirmttiom of Ills titltitemus
friends
I‘l‘ttl‘thir lia l‘~
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III"9‘II and Martha l’ro
\t-ru l'ity cntoyiviu
tit. Iiutnr til' illt-li‘ pitf-
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‘llltsoll Smith l.\ httttn: Ili.~ bl'li'h' , "“ ”I l ’ _' ‘ ' I
. . . 5 ili‘ltIlil' ii] \i w \ot‘k (Itv.
house, opposrtt- Illt' l‘ runkhn hil'ut‘l.
school remodeled into it two :ttutftttit‘lll t
house.
- itnt~. IIt‘llf}
I'orp -t'ni Leroy lam mt. who recently
returned il‘t'lll I“l;lll(‘t‘ minus the sit-lit
ot ill~ tlaitt t-vn tts lllt- reault of twin:
Mr. and Mrs .\Iult'om'-
tspendinu the (:hristuttw
. 7 . ~ t- i.‘ in Hartford.
Many of the lomi iotin: men \\‘llil . | ”H" P‘“ " ‘
honorable diurhuruee front the l' S l
army or navy may be seen in con-
atantly increasing numbers about town: .
and many of them are already changed
from their uniforms into t-itizeit':= JtN-ph Uodti and Sutuut-i Zatt-httn
clothes. You can tell them every time we," \-(ia'.-r.l;iy in “ridflt'tml‘f on bust.
by the more rect carriage, and thr “I.“
flat back of the drilled man. from otli,
or» who have not httd this truininu.
I.t|\l' at"
with kits.
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Major “'lillztlll (l. Crockett is \‘lhill'lu
(‘uptttin Albert ~.\'. Moasuttttt. of Camp
iEih‘lIt‘. \‘a.. ih spending the holiday at
his home on Morgan avenue.
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The final account of Dr. John J.
Ryle, administrator of the estate oi|
John “519‘ “d" RDMOVEd b)’ i119 0011”? Eugene Chirt'iott, of (‘ht-sttiul slrccl.
The estate, which ctnalsts of a farm‘hao uccppflld n position with the cler-
wwaiwd M 815.000. passes to thou-at force of the Not'walk Tire anti
three Chlldrdh of the Mum, nfqnul‘ber ('OmI‘Rny. ' ‘ ~
John J. Ryle, Michael J. Ryle and Mitry‘: ’
E. Horan. The account shows that' in yesterday‘s Sentinel the Ntll‘“‘:tII-'
all bills of the estate. had been paid in 1 Lock Company wna credited with hav-
fllll-‘Sialllfi‘rd Admfllfi. ling dlvtrlbuicd to their employer; a't
{envelope containing: a Christmas favor
'IIOIIORY DI“ II Regent TIlHtll't‘ 01 it $5 dollar bill. This Wt! H’I‘O'
today. Constance Talmadge. 1“ "UP the:n¢‘0us und should have read the Nor-
Road With Salim" 3'” 0mm“ “ijalk lmn Works. The Sentinel is
titres of the "Surrender of the German . glad to roam this “”10" and give the
F199" iron Works the deserved creditit is
I’ . also worthy of mention that thin con-
Notice of pendencv of an action ‘°.tern paid We”. emp‘oye in full for
foreclose a mortgage for '24'000 0" . the holiday they were given on the day
7"“ "we of 8mm“ held b yWi"the armistice with Germany was sign:
liam N. Tmls has been filed by the ed. on November 11th.
(‘ltiseng Savings Bank. ft is allegedt _
in the notice. that 38,000 of the mort-' ' fl
‘ CHRISTMAS MESSAGE
gage remains unpaid. Three tracts ot. FROM MR. WILSON
land, with a combined frontage of 381
“‘9‘ “V“ ”"91"" "mm" “” “Vi WASHINGTON Dec 24 --rrestdont
WIVN--Silmf°“‘ “mm"- Wilson in Paris heat to the American
people today the following Christmas
message:
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tn 1918 the state department of mo-
. t lel'vl t'li
.tti the home of his mm in l't-llttmt. N.‘
tor vehicle: published a daily an o'.‘
registrations for the use of various in-
surance and automobile companies, po
“I hope that it will cheer the peo-
ple at home to know that i find their
boys over here in this form and in
fine spirits, esteemed by all those
with whom they have been associated
in the war and trusted wherever they
igo. and they will also. I am sure.
lice departments and business houses
throughout the state. The demand for
“”11 a “3‘ for 1919» sccor'ding 1° a let- cheered by the. knowledge of the fact
ter received by the local police from that throughout the great nations
Robbins B. Stoeckel, commissioner ennui; which .We have been associated in
. , . . ' th war, public opinion strongly sus-
motor Vehicles, has not been such is .131“ all proposals for a just and last-
0 warrant the continuation of the pit - ing peace and 331059. cooperation of
llcation. But. the letter states, the deg the self-governing peoples of the
: triment wishes to be as useful as par-'3 world in making that peace secure a!-
. ‘ ‘ tor its present settlements are formu-
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"'1‘ ‘° °°“°°"“ “‘m‘fmm "“f Fm tlated. Nothing could constitute a
" d has called 3 meet “g 0’ a "“9" more. acceptable Christmas reassur-
ested in the publication of a daily. or once than the sentiments which I
t t 1' list. with the commissioner at . find everywhere prevalent."
8 Capitol in Hartford, December 27.l ’ J
- t 2:30 o'clock.
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SAVE AND PRoseER
We Have Several Plans ‘
that will make it easy for you to Save as You Earn
Deposit $ .25 weekly and get 3 12.50
Deposit .50 weekly and get 25.00
Deposit 1.00' weekly and get 50.00-
Deposit 2.00 weekly and get 100.00
Deposit 5.00 weekly and get 250.00
dOIN OUR CHRISTMAS CLUB,
new i‘ormimtr and save a‘ certain sum each week.
‘ systematically “ .
Don'rm rt our—can Today and Make Your not
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be years. now
treatment to restore the turn to .1 Hill"
dttion where they will again be able
to care for themselves In all ihei
list there was not heard a complaint :i
without exception the wounds were.
looked upon by the men as distill l
numbing marks of honor. and on ex--_
ery side was heard iiotlitni: but words‘
of praise for the valor di>pluyed M
others than themselves.
There were in waiting a military
band. and delegations from the can-
teen service of the Alllci‘lt'ail lted'
Cross. The enthusiasm and 'honp’
for Christmas" spirit that “Eifi dis-
played duringr the trip up the harbor
was more than doubled as the ships
. [it‘d (Wits:
rounded into her berth I
The appearance of the
Iliax. the uniformed members oi the
{Salvation Army and other reltt-i on;
‘gztnizatiotis on the dock produced :t‘
itgreat outburst of cheers imm the-
'happy soldiers.
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STOCK MARKET NOT i
IN HOLIDAY SPIRIT
Rosita-ed tron: nut Paul
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in the metal trade the opinion was
tut-tit'rull) t-iptt-srted that th. coining.
)t‘iil' will witness in furteat-htug fr
adjustment oi tlllltIIlIt‘llh tillltlll); pro!
duct-rs and refiners. with consequenti
further rt’\‘i.~ltill>‘ of prices for all:
base metals.
Anucondttuntl .\lii~'lit'ttn Sunltlnci
tltt- gl‘eatrt-‘l impairment
union): copper». limitiyn ’i‘Tansit. inter
borough t'onuolitintmi Preferred and.
Manhattan ltutluuy Wt'lt' weakl-ni oi
thetrut-tiuns and rt-cesaiuns uritunu'
iruils rttnut-tl ttont one to two points}
in \iundurd brides. while low attitlt‘f
short-s recorded more .wtett reveel
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hula.
Motors were carried down intuit-r .
utely by further selling of Stride
L-ukt-r. (his uutnit‘ested none of their ‘
usual independent-o. equipments- were}
neglected untl I'. S. Stet-l flnullt for
felted it point at the weak clone.
Sales mnounted to tripod
Money conditions Were not vouch!
she of operations for the loot: ac
count. the cull rate rising to an, per
cent. on ttdvanct» or l per n-ut over
yesterday's maximum.
Pl't‘ntfll government .'.I._.‘ utttiint-d
their highest quotation at ion. but the
domestic bond list was again unset
tied by. the weakneaa of traction iH~
sues. Liberty Bonds eased slightly on
smaller offerings. Trial sales. par
value. aggregated ”6.573.000. Old t‘.
S. Bonds were unchanged on cull.
(‘all money firmer: high 5%: low
4%; ruling rate 41-2; offered at 535'
last loan 5: bank acceptances, 4 l4.
(‘otton futures opened barely steady.
January. 29l5: March. 2790: May
2722: July 2670; October 2440. Spot
cotton steady: midling, 3260.
lCONGREGA'I‘IONALIS’I‘
I CHRISTMAS SERVICE
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for the day. The choir did splendid
work under her leadership and was
Well supported by Mrs. W. H. Stowe.
who presided at the organ. From the
prelude, thwuclt the program of llllltl'
to was such as to make definite con-
tributlon to the spirit and message of
the day. During the. Eervice the in-
fant child of Mr. and Mrs. Otto Reti-
mann WAR christened, botli,miniaters
officiating in the service. The aermon
won a (‘hristmaa meditation on the
Hubject: “The First Service Star."
called attention to the fact that an old
member of tire church and one who for
many years was identified with the
community life through for some
a resident of Montclair‘,
N. 1., Mr. Frank Ferris. had recently
been called home and fluid he felt the
church would desire by resolution to
express its love and redpect for one
. who had so built himself into the life
' of th church. it was moved and see-
onde that the church so express itself
in respect to the memory of Mr. Fer-
ris and in sympathy with the bereaved
family. Mr. stapleton said in this con-
nection: f‘Newa has come to us on this
glad day of the going on into the tar:-
er life of one who for many years was
a pillar of strength to this church and
community. Mr. Frank Ferris. It is
perfectly in keeping with the spirit of
the Season that we should take a mo
ment to consider this greater Joy
which him come to one whom We lovéd
XMAS CELEBRATION
HOWLANDS
Entrance on Main St.. Fairfield Ave. Cannon St.
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Merry
Christmas '
The How-land Dry Goods COKBMgePQI‘
were provided at which uniformed
men were especially welcome.
Warships in the harbor and unity
camps and stations about the city
were gully decorated
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NEW YORK BABIES
NEED MORE MILK
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John D. Miller. a lawyer and .t farm-
er of Sunquehannaand Pottstown. Pa..
general counsel for thc Dalrymen‘o
IRRKUE. and recently chosen its vice-
poaition which he said he had not yet
accepted. was on the stand the great-
er part of today, -He studied the pho-
tographs shown by Mrs. Sullivan. and
exclaimed:
“Poor little kids? They look as It
they did not have much chance."
"it's a damned shame." said John
Dooling. an assistant district. atto---
ncy. who is conducting the. inquiry.
Mrs. Sullivan said she would spend
BEGINS IN BOSTON
Continued from First Pain"
music. filled the air. continuing far in-
to the mail.
That the celebrators intended this
to be a. Victory Xmas. was evident in
programs timed to do honor to the
“(tiers and nation so recently an-
sued in the world war. The men
fortunate enough to be home were
Med and moored. while those stilli
overseas were not forgotten. for Xmas
camlers in their Joyful much about
thooitymadoitapoint tostopbe
fore every house where a service flag
was displayed.
A ou'ol festival at the Cathedral
Church of St. Paul was the opening
feature of the Xmas ova celebration.
Later several hundred singers gather-
ed on the steps of the State House be-
neath the lights of the gilded dome.
where a program was carried under
the ‘u‘plcea of the MW of Free Christmas eve trying to raise. money
Nations. to buy milk for the children. "They
innumerable indoor entertainments are about half-dead." she testified.
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During the morning Mr. Staple-ton '
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Anyonrvaluabhplpors and securities perly pro-
tected? Have you a Safe Deposits”? If no?“ can pro;
videyouwithoncfortbanlali sum of $4.00 per you-.111 on!
modern Safe Deposit Vault. We will also not its custodian oi
your Liberty Bonds witbolt charge ,if you desire.
Our Iovings Departmentpaya 4 per cent. per year.
Open a ohecflng‘amult and pay your bills by chcelt.
The City National Bank-
louth lorwnlk. 0m.
|und honored in days gone by. The
world in those trying days has come
to look upon death from a now stand-
point. of vision. it is significant of
this change that'ihe very service stars
which decorate our windows are
changed from the black of unrelcaved
sacrifice to the crowning gold of glory
when We hear of the gates opening for
our loved once. 80 it is as we think
of our friend of former days. We are
not as those who have no hope and
there is naught of mockery in the
combination of these two motives
being blended this morning, that of
Christmas joy over the happiness of
one more who knows the ioys of the
eternal country and sympathy with
those who wait the later meeting. in
the meantime let us not forget but
life and counter. A man through
and through. clean and. teas and
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GENTLEMAN'S RESIDENCE WITH 20 ACRES 0!‘
LAND HOUSES AND PLAN.
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CENTRAL HOTEL
l'ins moms by the day or \k. Steam heated, electric
lights and (as l'ina Gate attsr‘ - i; also Restaurant Italian
and American atyla
Corner Monroe and Chestnut 8‘ . Tel. 1555.
N. DISIIA. hanger.» J. DISIBA. Proprietor.
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STORE CLOSED TODAY
CONNEALLll—liz BRACKEN
01 Washington Street. South Nanak.
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Christmas Greeting
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At this time when the true meaning of “Peace an M?
is felt to its attention, day we extend to you our sincerest
wishes for a my HAPPY CHRISTMAS.
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fiWall luau. .‘l lit-wail.
arm: banana-Jam» Oxford: in Bold -
Iball liar-On and Otto: Emma.
Mammalian Munro-carp
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m INSIDE
of a home should be a pleasing
a prospect as the outside. Fur- "
niture. may saluted. Ind ar-
ranged, church-nan the when
aspect of a room's interior.'0ar
store new words adequate sc-
iecttons for any room You do: _
sire. Many new dedu- in
suites and staple pieces. Innue-
tions invited.
Norwalk Chronicler