goodly
aunt of heat in winter and
signed dinner cooked by a
' fire of good coal—which
' good. luck brings us back
our starting point. Good
mt! ,
“ __@°‘
‘lf" . repaired. Rentals, $6
PLUMBER.
TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE,
. __.——
CALL
JAFFE & ASH
R‘won't cost more in the begin-
_ but you will gain more in the
_ We buy everything in the line
Junk—especially Second-Hand
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TELEPHONE 499.
m:
iv“
Smith, Underwood.
Remington. all other
makers—sold. rented, '
per month.'Machines
sold at310permonth.
PIIrfleld Ave., Bridgeport. Coon.
F. S. LYON
lob Printing
’. . South Norwalk
sOMEBREEZYTALK ' z
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iguanamWhmm'taonmui
ipflM-isno-mdotitwhenyoucan gs! yourigge
equipped so warm}; oursmn wnmows. It you}:
Wfihm'Htouyouwhstn'noo-ttomkemhmeo‘i
fortifie- -lfll_-ll-;_
The HatCh' 8. Bailey Co:
,1! you Moth. blind-r elm w M m
noscn SERVICE gsTATION *‘ ‘
RADIATOR COVER, WEED CH
N ORWALK TIRES.
STBOHBERG CARBUBBTORS
CHANDLER SIX CADILLAC EIGHT
WHITE TRUCKS .
, wnmnmmsnzma ,
Vaast Bros. Garage
PHONE 1880 and 1011. 12 CHESTNUT IT‘ ‘0. NORWALK. »
I‘—
'WONODERFUL BARGAINS
IN HIGH-CLASS COATS, SUITS, DRESSES AND 8mm,
for women and misses. W‘ ,
_ Also a Beautiful Line of LINGERIE UNDEROARMEN'I's
which will make very acceptable Xmas gifts.
SHOP EARLY.
The Paris Cloak and Suit House‘
33. South Main St. Established 1901. South Norwalk.
MAINE” POTATOES.
‘. M , _ . I
’ HUBER ICE CREAM
rm LINE CANDY
m1. LINE GROCERIES
~1ch .FRUIT AND VEGE-
mms. *
Baher & Simon
' 116 So. Main Street
' ORDERS FOR JUNK
ediately sent for and best
es paid. Phone or send
1
L. EFFRON
owan St. East Norwalk.
_el. 441. Tel. 441‘.
No Successors
7 Specials .
Or. the Week
SES—Pure New Or-
’, ‘r. . a. gal. $1.10, qt. 300
OAK BUCKWHEAT,
3 lbs. 28c
. YORK STATE PEA
JEANS 10c 1b.
HIRE OLD-FASHIONED
BUCKWHEAT, 3. 1b. 9c
IBEDED OR SEEDLESS
RAIsINs, apkg.
4A.“ STULL-
19c
=24 Cottage Street
D WOOD. Split or “I
o ks ...... 25c a basket]
L ........ 60¢ a bushel ll
vered allover town in any
L. EFFRON
- St., EastNo‘rwalk, cam
Tel. 441.
cAN AND CHINESE .- .
Supper including $0115: 550
y Full Course Din‘ner,’ 35¢ ,
N
cook white and mealy. Get your winter supply now.
Per Peck. 60c. P ‘ ’ "
N:I%%abgl9t191efl. thj fiVOI‘ld’S best. lb.” BushelHSZQZD.
s or an_ cans .......... 2 ' ‘ '
Shredded Wheat Biscuit .......... 2 “eggs 313.53%
Baker 5 or Huyler's Cocoa. large tin . .. ........ 23c :
Instant Postugn. 30c Size. 25c- 50c size ........ 45c l
Aunggsmima s Pancake Flour or Buckwheat. ?
Camp’bell’s Sou s. all kinds. per can .................... H: l
SWIft s Arrow .orax Soap ............ 5 cakes 33c
Extra Large .Iuic Grape Fruit. each . . . . . . . k 7 c
Very Best While gram Rice. ner lb. . . . . . . . ::: 16c .‘
ellow Turnins (Weston stock) ...... 5 lbs. for 20c
You are assured of ualit '
. V '
ery Products at White I? If you buy your Bak
ouse Breadery. next to
Beckmann’s Grocer
Phone 1405.
83 Washington St.
FREE DELIVERY.
Gift of Lastimt.
Beauty and Value
RING, BRACELET or LAVA-
LIER '
u z
or BRACELET WATCH
LOCKET, CROSS or STRAP
wA'rcI-I
NECKLACE, .ROSARIES '0;
DRESSER CLOCK 7
NECKLACES or LA TAUSKA
PEARL
DIAMOND RING
WEDDING RING
Jewelry 18 the Refined . " I
FANCY BROOCH, EARDROP ‘
an.
mgristram‘ 8. Hyatt
w 9 reloading _4 .DryGoodsStore
NEW muss
noun nuns
Allan Ernie
monopoiies is the only solution or tn
economic and industrial
is one Of our present attractions that is laden with scores ‘0! attractive items for
then. women and children at prices from adilne to a dollar. Rick early while
lthepickinx is read. ,. ‘ _m
Christmas Hosiery. All Grades. LoWesi Prices.
problems '
. Carload just arrived. They are fine stock and J '
report. of the program committee.
submitted today to the National Con
terence of Liberals. in session here.
The committee said its report was
”designed to eradicate "poverty and
equalidnoss."
l The twoqorinclpal political parties
a e arraigned and while its was said
I
a new political party. the report’dc-i
clared that the "growing control oil
basic resource-sand industries by the?
trusts, and asserts that by monopolIz-I
Gills ol—
Meaning
At a time when ties
no relief can be secured except byi
the formation of a new party."
"There is a widespread feeling."
the report continur‘s. "that there 1s. no 1
real difference betwrcn the old par
ties; that both lire controlled by n-
nancial interests, which constitute an
invisible government. unrepresenla-.
tire of the people: and for this rea-
are drawn the clos-
est. gifts have a deep—
er meaning.
-—......_.
FOR HI‘I-fl son an eftective prouram in the public
‘ inlcrcst will not be formulated by
claim“ of them at the coming: national-
STONE or SIGNET RING conventions."
The report especially assuils me ill»
GOOD WATCH toned steel, beef. oil. milling and coal
trusts. andasserls that by monopoliz-
ing patents and llm railroads. liicsc
organizations lime precluded all oth-
ers from compcting with tin-ll).
l'nder public ownership inf rail—
roads, this plll‘ll(lll.'ll' alleged monop-
Better VEST CHAIN or FOB
INITIALED KNIFE or CIGAR i
CUTTER
facing the nation, according to the-
cont’ercnce was not called to form j
Table in The Salt Section
Handkerchiefs For All.
UMBRELLAS, SUIT CASES, BAGS.
‘ CHILDREN’S FUR SETS.
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,FIREMEN DINED
AT HOTEL CLIFFORDl
(Continued from Page One).
RECONST’R‘UCTiON
NEW YORK, Dec. 9.
Foreign Missions of
The tables presented a most pleas-'Eniscopal cuhrch :lmn'opz‘.
'ing appearance, exquisite skill having 000,000 of its venumary tum»
Hbiecienig‘shown in the delicate ornamenta- l eizn missions and
During the banquet the courses were work abroad in “‘3“ l" “3’“ - I '
lhtj
l‘I‘I't’:l‘-~‘ ‘
,by John Powell, consisting of the lat- meeflng here today.
e lest and popular airs, that added much!“on is said to ho
such
The n",
lllt‘ ltl‘ L‘ 7'
to the enjoyment. . .
purpn». .~ .3
The service was prompt and et‘tici~,mad° 70"
lent, and the menu prepared being ofifhristian body in any cnw
very high order. giving evidence of nqisimnar sum will he
regard for expense, “hlcll consistcd 0. year for fl“, ymw.
.the following: . y
g Blue points on the ball‘~shell The Int"l'<'lml‘<‘h “
: Chowder .was approved and :z .» 4'
Home—raised turkey Mashed turnips lcccd $730.000
Potato salad Cranberry sauce
Celery Olives Crackers
Sample of liquid “fire extinguisher"
(latest brew) . turning rulifimlmn .. “.»
Ice crcnrrifi Assorted cakes BNaIions‘
co co Cigars. , . >2 , w.“ C,‘ H
After the many good things that. had i‘“ d 5 1‘ '1 ' ‘ k "
bccn placed before them had been 'b“ d‘mm‘d
taken care of. one lap of the boil wander-liniiion at our llil‘ll‘i'fl'
sounded, :t slight sound of Iiioxlxxanh.. Shamlmg
chairs to obtain i'ncv forward :msition l . . .» .l. ..
. . ' rov» rut .. 4
when Chief liogardus, who acted as P L (d b} a ( ‘ ‘ I
.’\;u~
nm-rmw?
{budget as the tll‘l'l lif-
lcxpvnse. \ I‘cwnl‘mlm
('ilVl‘l‘llilll
Ili‘l"‘¥'>;
l'¢\-l\;;' .n
(7.:(1.
METHoms-rs £01! I rim
EV l'K
Th: 2.. .
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ST ‘LOUlS Dec '10.-Dissolution Otiiuterspersed by assembly singing, led Ied at the closing session of . . ;~
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tin:
ioasimasicr, was introduced, ("hicl'
Bogardus, upon assuming the position
fl
assigned him. spoke briefly of thc work;
in connection with the duties of a fire-
man. cnunwruting some of the \arying
conditions that are met and which
calls for special action lor the occa-
sion, no two tires that rcqulrc met
some manner of attack. He muclud-'
ml his I‘t'ply it) tho inimduction, by cx—
pressing: to Mr. Rutledge, for the mem-
bers present, likewise himself, rini‘l‘l‘l‘
thanks for this outward alrpcl‘l of his
appreciation of the wmk hour at the;
recent fire. Before making Hnlllllllll‘ti-z
The leading Store ll
Ready-to-wear
\MZQ‘“ ’-’G“~ - m .,
resen tor the Fa
_ NEW DINING TABLE, COMFY
ihG ROOM, SECTIONAL BOOK CASE FOR LIBRARY,
DRESSING TABLE FOR BED
SETS OR SINGLE PIECES '
HOUSE. «FOR EVERY ROOM IN THE
PURCHASES STORED FOR FUTURE
OUT CHARGE.
RAYMOND s- SON
Wel— and High m,
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«Jr. in '
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4—, :i“ ..
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DELIVERY WITH-
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Schultze’s Thursday Specials
Birsket Corned Beef
' PlateCorned, Beef. . . _ . . . . . . . 12 11-9.: lb)
Bostdn Blue Fish ' ' . . . . . . .~ 14c lb,
Fresh Stock Finnan. Haddies
Fancy Escallops . ., ............. . ..... . . . $33833.
All Cuts Home Dressed Little Pig Pork." ‘{
.-Fancy Large Jack Rabbits ..........
' South Norwalk Market.
n m
Schultzc’s Sanitary ‘ Markets
”United States License No. 17.903.
NOR WALK. . SOUTH NORWALX ii
LV-o’m’e‘no'a’no cite} or. o o o
eo-ee........
. . . $1.75 pair
CUFF BUTTONS or SCARF
PIN " .
TIE CLASP, CIGARETTE
CASE or STRAP WATCH
JEWELRY
The Gil” t of
Love
Let jewels and jewelry
carry your Christmas mes-
sages of love and friend-
ship.
Gems, J ewelry, Watches,
Clocks are gifts that keep
alive the sentiment that int
spires the giver.
oly would be broken and {rt-ism cars
would be distributed equally among
lm'nk up the :illcgcd patent monopoly
it was Buggcstvtl that all 'pmenls he
rpsu to use. by anybody. by payment
to the owner 01' a royalty to be fixed
l»; the government. .
As an auxiliazy means of dissolving
those allcgcd trusts. the rcpor: sua-
Lests public ownership of all public
Utilities and food storehouscs. and de-
mands that “no land. including nation-
al resources be held out of use for
speculation or to aid monopoly.“
A more equitable distribution of
wealth anions: those who contribute it
its production is demanded. but the
report urges that this be brought.
about orderly and not by the‘kic‘sirucl-
ivc process of revolution."
nuns noun
or PROPERTY m
WEE! nouns
ATLANTA. GIL. Dec. 10.~——Tor1‘en-
all industries. the repm'l rays. and to
i
l
l
:in the taco:
My", - r ‘g.
, SHELF or WALL CLOCK
FOR THEM—
ALARM CLOCK
DESK cmcx
tial rains over the greater part of the '
south that first had proved a blessing
by enabling larger hydro-electric ,'
plants 10 operate without consumption ,
of coal, today had continued in such ;
force as to flood rivers in Alabama. ‘D
Ga. and Mississippi. causing thous- .u
ands of dollars’ damage. and at least:
three deaths. Ten inches or more of {ii
rain fell at various points in Alabamal -
and Georgia. Fair “‘eatlIPI‘ and n cold
ware were predicted and it was believ-
ed the rains would be over in, Georgia
'during the day. '
The ~drop in temperature was (ax-l
pected to cause severe sufferingl
around Meridian. Miss, where floods!
had left a thousand persons homeless
after a rainfall of 10.10 inches. - Simil- .
AUTOMOBILE CLOCK
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The ioys and jhappi?
ness of this Christmas
will be cherished in
the memories of those
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SAMPLERS SUPERFINE EXTRA »
_1, 2, 3, 5 pound packages. CHOCOLATES, 1 and 2 pound.
_ ’ WHITMAN’S
- CHOCOLATES AND. CON FECTIONSC
- Holiday Packaires ..
‘1 Clifford iPha‘I-mac'y .
who participate. - l
B R A N OS
The Jewelry and OpticflIStore
Where Quality Isgigher
* Than Price ’
wasmNe'res-sa'nEE-r
'ar conditions: prevailed along the
.Chattabooche river. below Atlanta.
and West Point. Ga" was reported
“partly under water with outside com-
.municailon cut off. . 5
Railroad traffic in Georgia was bad-
;ly hampered, and in louver Alabama
and Mississippi, it was in many cases _
5paralyzed.‘ " ' 1 «j
; .Utoy.Creek flowed over its‘ banks'
'on the Cascade road six miles from ‘
‘Atlanta and undermined the founda-
tions or a bridge. An automobile con- ‘
.tnining five persons went through the f
., speculum; s-r. ,
{weakened structure last night and
county it assorted thrat. three at
5/:
, sen-m 03mm. .
A!
just public.
his ‘ remarks, saying:
he thankfulwyou gave
back to me."
the best, if not the very best time
moms oi' the si‘nmkcrs llll‘ itliisllllilhlvl .
referred to the numbcr oi‘ "silxcr lung»;
ucd‘ pn‘scnl. and regretted that tiuuw
would not permit to hear all. Among?
tlmsc wow included (‘apluin llunlon..
(‘upiain Mt‘l’lwrson, Ira (‘, l.m-':.wnod.§
who was: at lllt‘ tire before 1le tut-men.
arrived. Rccilutiyns. by LC. \\'. t‘lurinv
featured by humorous storivs worm!“
ycl‘y cmcrtninlnz. This l’catuw ol~ tin '
cumin: (‘lnsrd by l‘i‘lllli‘l'luu' from .\l.".
llutli‘dcc, “ho was most lazis‘u in llm'
men, Boys and Gir
We Solicit Charge
Accounts.
H.Krieger&€o.
3'?
Clothes tor Men, Wo-
V.~
.sl
l‘l'llisv OK the survive that “-115 "'“lidt‘r
ed til tlp‘ fire. llv molnioucd what it.
,mcuni to him, how he found (unlit‘
lions. “'hl‘n summoned by Him lull lmy
and opening the door to llw mom Hm- .
it a furnace of flame and heal; turning:
about he starivd m notify the li :ulur
guests with the thought, “Howl lw,
‘Clit’fox-d." He had been about the
country considerable, being- cngagcd
,in the hotcl life for a number of years,
:starting from the bottom of the lad
dcr. until now he had become a pm-
i‘rictnr. taking the Clifford alter a
venture by others who were unsuccccs»
INTELLIGENT ,.
WORKERS
\ ARE NEEDED. .
EDUCATION GIVES
in! in the enterprise; had all hc pos- ‘ INTELLIGENCE,
sesgsed in money investcd 1n rc: what
a struggle it was for a long timcwbul. .
by dint of close attention. practicing THE
every reasonable economy. was able
now, after brcnsting out failure, to say
he owed no one, could look anybody
which - condition. he ul-
lo‘wcd. was due to right dealing and a
Mr. Rutledge concluded:
“ 'loys, l shouldf
the Clil’fmdf
COHEGE l
OFFERS YOU YOUR
CHANCE.
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The’closlng number was singing the
atriotic song “America," and a role“
nanimously passed, that it was one of .
tho ‘
' l
rcmen ever enjoyed.‘
‘33:“ Ads. Bring Results.
;; MERRILL unsure
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‘TELEDHNE 909.
MME. JEANNETTE
South Norwalk’s Leading Corsetierc‘and Glover
56 SOUTH- MAIN STREET
FOR PRACTICAL AND USEFUL GIFTS ’
Call .at our store, where you will fiiid the largest assortmenl
. ammo; Cloves, Hosiery. Brunei-es, Camisoles, Silk and
Ribbed Underwear, at very reasonable prices.
.wr'
Norwalk Chronicler