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TURDAY, DEC. 13, 1919
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l’liBRELLAS
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(‘hristmas Gifts
are always acceptable.
We have some real values in
mi: Men’s and Ladies’ from
F100 to $15.00.
open Evenings After Dec. M
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Joseph Davis
86 WASHINGTON STREET.
DEATHS AND Fm.
Funeral of Mr. Lawrence.
The funeral
will take place this afternoon at
late home, Elmwood avenue.
H. Jacobs will-officiate and burial will'
follow in the ‘Norwalk cometary.
the
, Today in Wall Street
NEW YORK, Dec. 13 (Wall Street)
,.—Pro‘oably as a result of the partial
rallies in foreign ex‘change and also
because of yesterday's sharp recovery
in call money‘today’s brief session of
the Stcck’ Exchange was attended by
‘ iterate—buying for the long acount.
Amour: motors. oils, steels, equipments
and l‘iiippings gains extended from 1
to 6 points. Sterength was shown also
by motor specialties, tobacco. textiles“,
and paper shares, with firmness in
, scorn uoawm.
iiilllt ll GIRLS
iqht Fiercely With Guards
iiuring Probe into Cruelty
.ln Bedfrcd Reformatory
llll {tee ‘
l silil‘Ultli, N. Y., Dec. ISA-Screams
‘ wimwtl inmates in Lmvell cottage, and Michigan, and that indicates a'
ill/lieu will;
metals. Aside from Canadian Pacific.
which made further recovery from its
5recent weakness, rails figured unim-
.pnrlantl_v in the dealings. The close
5was strong. Sales approximated 450;
000 shares.
CROWNED KING OF KURDISTAN.
(.‘ONSTANTINOPLE, Friday, Dec.
2le (Associated Pressi.—~Enver Pasha,
'ihe former Turkish-Minister of “’ar,
has been crowned king of Kurdistan.
the Turkish region lying between
Mesopotamia and Persia, according to
‘reports that reached here today.
I M‘ .
i HARD WINTER IS EXPECTED.
‘ (,‘HJCAGO, Dec. 13:”Hundreds of
Ach birds are as far south as Maine
~~Tslllte Rei'ornlatory for \Vonlcn, hard winter, according to John Bur-
-, :«lny afternoon, broke up the in- roughs, the naturalist, who was here
' .:.=.tinn into alleged cruelty at the today.
on. conducted byJohn S. Ken- the birds in Michigan, and that ‘they‘
‘ , vim-president oi“ the State Pris- worn unacquainted with man and very
The hearing was ab- tame. '
and Commissioner;
windy. accompanied by the board of
‘1.L:~l‘.~'. uuards and newspaper men,‘
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.ltA
. AlllllllSSiOn.
’ ;. littjizullll‘tl
14%.]?
. to persuade the
- aces to go to their rooms.
’Ilv
«m her uniform, was procured.
When the hearing Was resumed,
alleged inhuman
given by Thomas
He testified he was
.illed to the disciplinary barracks, on
x.ugust 1 and found Mazie Rice plead-'
mg with Julia Minoge, assistant super-
.:i2ler details of
mttment was
illinn, a guard.
intendent, ”not to string her up."
“I have a weak heart and’ I - am
raid it will kill me,’T--Quinn testified
- girl begged Miss Minoge.
' Dragged by Hair.
:ae- guard swore Miss Minoge struck
4ll’l on the head with a bunch" of
. :i .- heavy keys attached to a chain.
. kpyg became entangled in the some of the material enterinz into Hair Brushes from ......
mu: woman's hair and, he, said, she this chest. According to this and} ,
r "DIM-1 her around “.19 cell and “‘0“ Brand’s large and valuable stock the Cloth Brushes from .................. 90C to $2.00
and down the corridor by the hair nimluhcturer of the safe suggested ml — ‘ W
. or six times. She then cut the ‘ ‘ " _ : ', ' , * ‘
"‘ llilll‘ to release the keys. The 10: n a safe until the large sate al‘glVES.‘ ShaVln}: BruSheS from .......... . . an . . 50¢ to s .
"ill and fin‘ others were“ then The borrowed safe was deiivere Y; . . 90c
\l'flzdlpfi'hG testgfiegé h d "j 'ned in (truck this morning for emergency: i Hat ‘Bl’llSheS . ...... ....... . . . . . . . . _
ii ‘11? lCe Ea] S a, O] ‘ ~‘-____ _‘ _ _~_-. _______._ v
._ ‘zlilmfl‘ with 15 Other girls, because ' ”on QALE_OR‘ roe HERE. A‘ Shoe Brushes from ............. . . . . . . 90c to $1.65
, :md was “not decent." ” .. .. l h v Q}, . ‘ ”- 50c
; Md been kept on a bread and wa- team of holnegfalsosgevga ea {é t . Nail Brushes , . . . . . . . . . . .‘. . . . , . . ...-. . ........ . ‘
a... for seven days,” she contin- gens. Wm. 4f ron, owan S r e , ~ ' *
'1 Tim sir! corroborated the evl-‘East Norwznlii. Telephone 1441- Floor Brushes from ............ . . . $1.35 to $2.35. ,
given by Quinn. ; P
1'3 IS 110 encdumgement he” ”7 “N“ ‘Vaxing Brushes from ......... . an... 53.1513055-25
:"ty girl to make good or reform,” . ‘
“"“1- “Y0“ can" ‘a‘k- YO“ can't Floor Mops .......... . ..... . . . . . ...-. . . . ..... $1.50
1 you can't do anything."
WEATHER I'OREOABT.
vicinity:
Norwalk and
gr: Sunday fair and
" weather
" “l‘ll districts.
:1 ’i thunderstorms.
mil as Southern Kansas.
"xenty degrees bel’ovr zero.
DAILY THOUGHT.
and
at his residence on Wobdbury avenue
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of Charles Lawrence ,
ReV. F. -
a several covering movement and mo- _ >_
He said he had seen many ofi
One principal point of good breed-
wnvd z.) the building to find out ing is to suit our behavior to the three
.7 was happening. They found 25 several degrees 0f men—our superiors,
.z» girls in :‘1 battle royal with the 0111‘ Pquais
luuk the officials half an SWift.
infuriated ne-l
The dis- "
those below us.—
Henry A. Hegelein has completed
Mince Wm1 caus‘eddt Was stated. by the installation of an international
iii-.ltron‘s threat tr‘ lock up every one-pipe heater for Mr. 'Peter Harrak.
-l in the cottage unless a yoke, one
inmates said had been stolen ,
' An unidentified man collapsed on
' .‘ ' t . . 1" {ended with mill!!!- Clement: .
ngFe of the Reservations and other, Italian embassy officials
9=~ .3 to. as - :3490 were present. ' .
0 01" ‘ flit com Shosrtly after noon ti". t:rfsffnnounced
that igno Sonic at a .e for Italy.
~C0ntinued from page one : It was reported thathis journey was
for the purpose or consulting his gov.
e'rnment with reference to an » allied
ajnd. ltJhe ]necessity for close co-opera-f
t on 3' tie allies is recognized. _ r the settlement of the
LONDON, Dec. 13.—,—The inter-allied gifgflfi‘gfiim .
conference as fisumedrthi‘s morning, ‘
arm. searches: 4...... we we .1...
eign Minister Bcialcia of Italy, and 3333'” Sterling Furniture Company.
other officials of the British, French 127-131 WNW“ street. South Nor-
and Italian government present: The walk.‘ ‘
British conferences included Earl;
Curzon, Arthur J. Balfour and‘An-l Km for Wmt M;
— e Balk—I"
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drew Bonar Law. Jules 'Cambon at-
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‘ Christmas Gifts : for, the Home
USEFUL AND DECORATIVE.
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Cut Glass, Casseroles m nickel plated frames, Pyrex Oven
Ware, Crumb Sets, Aluminum Ware, Oofi‘eeaPercolators, Tea
Ball Tea .Pots, Chocolate Sets, Berry Sets, Cake Plates Electric
: Irons, Electric Toasters, Kelsey Glass Ware, Rogers Silver
l Ware, Lunch Kits, Thermos Bottles, Universal Bread Makers,
Food Choppers, Etc.
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'1 , VIsrr ova TOY DEPABTMZIENT.
, Dolls, Games, Books, Aluminum Tea Sets, Doll Carriages,
1 Autos, Aero Mail, Velocipedes, Kiddie Km with Trailers,
Sleds, Horses, Desks, Chairs,‘Blackboards, Mechanical Toys.
Albert .F. ‘Gehe‘be
ITB'S HERE IF IT’S HOUSEWARB.
Phone 527 25 WA‘SIIINGI'BN ST.
Prompt Delivery 80. Hal-walk
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inflammatory rheumatism, heart air-l
nished him in a. Day street saloon. He
was removed to police headquarters
in a semi-unconscious condition. Al-
though he was not examiped by a
physician, police authorities said this
noon he was coining out of his stupor.
I, Brand’s new, large. fire and burglar
‘ proof safe could not be delivered as
contracted for. The apparent delay
was caused on accountlof the lackpf
_Wate1~ street, downtown. this morning, I he GOI ham C 0
apparently suffering from drinks fur- , ‘ .
DECORATOBS I 1*
“Useful Chrisunas Gills
Dr. S. M. Dietz
DENTIST
‘ 47 South Main Street
South Norwalk
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macs ogrsruv
norm“ surpass
MAX LEVY
31 South Main Street,
South Norwalk.
Good Teeth" Mean .
Hygiene of the mouth is fully asl
important as hygiene of the body. A
decayed tooth is always a menace, es-
pecially when the decaying process.
reaches below the gums. Ulcerations
Pym-hoes or Rigg’s disease, forms of;
rction‘:. inflammations of the kidneys.
tonsilitis, exophthaimic eyes, and even
diabetes and‘ Bright’s disease have
been traced to diseased teeeth. Indi-
gestion and nauseous breath are oth-
er causes. if you need an astringent,
or an antacid or any other special
mouth medication or expert treatment. ‘
come and see me. My advice is free,
,16 so. MAIN sr.,
HOURS—9 A. M. to'9 P. M.
Sundays by Appointment.
‘ THE NEW SCIENCE
.DIFINITION OF CHIROPRACTIC
can” otthedisecso aodthouto!
mummounamncmed
byc much, twist erupt-Mullins
back. Iva ifdonoinchildhood. it
manta-pinched nerves endpoint
lamlite‘inthoditmntoumm
unis. , '
Chiropractor-creme" thesau- It
disease and pain. health is restored!
throngh’harmpnim thonervo m
........ ._,...'.'$1.00 to $4.75
OZ:
Rain
22‘ vi by clearing and much colder
colder;
southeast shifting to northwest
They are causing cloudy and
in the eastern and.
Several places re-
The tempera;-
.- c ontinues High along the Atlantic
; mlil‘ coasts but is low in the in-~
Tho western cold wave is mov-'
“Wily southward. and eastward.
.. Illi’m‘otures were reDOrted as
The
‘lilllli‘P is falling from Pennsyle
11‘ illwestward to Montana. Along
algorn border from W‘ashing‘tdn
Econ the temperature is from
XMA§ clll‘ succlllluls
l0 BE “31le Al
all; SIORE .
Perfumes and Toilet Waters:
Djer Kiss, Mary Garden, Miro-
f.
ty Gift Boxes and Fancy Bottles.
Brush Sets. ‘
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Safety lRazors, all kinds.
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“If you want fto know
hether you are going to
. a success or failure in
life, you can easily find out.
The test is simple and in-
fallible._ Are you able to
save money‘ilf not, drop
as you live. .You may not
think so, but you will. The
seed of success is not in
you.” I . . r
“JAMES J. HILL." ,.
Ponder this well. Tomor.
out! You will fail as sure '
ery and~ Fountain Pens- ..
that Will make lifetime records.
Pipes, Cigars, and Cigarettes.
and Farm House.
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‘ Dena, Hudunts andVColgates. Dain- ,
Manicure Sets, Military Brushes.
Shaving Brushes and Comb and
The “Write" Gift,\Box Station~'
“A camera is a Christmas gift
Candy: Apollo, \Vhitmans, Fish
The candies
you like. Can’t beat them in‘Qual-
Chirstmas if you give us your order at once.
~ The Gorham Co.
126 Washington St. South Norwalk.
.1...“ ”a... .. ...... ”fl...”-
Still time to have your room .decorated for~ 'i
terns in your body. Female troubles
lgiven special attention: also earn
Store or the spine. You will never re
lgret giving the Chiropractor a chao-
1to help you.
Magmtlc Treatments Given Also
3 .l. FRANCIS. n. c.
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33¢ Washington 8‘... 89. Roi-walk. Gone
3 “Graduate from Palmer School
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Egg, Stove.
Nuthnd' Peal
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Practical Gifts
aocnns' sacs. .1347
smmwsnsssr.‘
7 offlpieces) : ‘
70Year Guarantee
, Speovial $23.60
, will. a. confirm.
‘ GOLF rams:
x. _
‘ Wimp.
meetings secs, ram ems. _ . '
rmx museum! ovnnws'an. f
cnvnvc sacs, boosts coastline. . _
' mam-1631's, rm: mvsswons . .
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Prompt Delivery
Harris & cans
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ITHE EARDWARE&
’ AUTO‘SUPELY CO.
, ‘uwmcst. _
rain-1215.5. sailor-mks:
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Health, and Elliciellcy ‘
Dr. J. ll. Mallory:
so. NORWALKI
.but Without fur collar—and of a smart overplaid vgcécgen
‘ and
. HOWLANBS'
Entrances on Main St- Fairfield Ave»
Cannon St. ‘W
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Boys and Girls
Saturday is Yours
That means it is Vours especiallv.
Yours for a_lot of fun!
Yours to engoy Toyland! - _
Yours to bring Mother or Father to ,
see the thin s you are mpst interested 1n
here at the 12‘ busy Christmas store.
f course. vou are some to make the most
of lt—for there’s onlv thls. andr’one
more Saturday before Christmas.
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Luann-n...“ A~m~
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J net the “ivory”
pieces you wish. .
If you are adding to a set. or if. vou wish to make in)
a set gradually—handsome Pyrahn lvorv pieces for dress—
éer and toilet-table. and only the pieces you Wish!
. In the striking DuBarrv pattern. practicallv everx
article from button-hook at 75 cents to mlrijor at 9.
hesemleces of graceful shape and. rich e ect—for
they all have the dull glow of old ivory:—
EairbbmslheH$117550tto$§2625 Combs—25c to $1.15. 3
a rus es— . o . . — -
Boring): brushes—$1.25 to P955950???) $12“ halcrecelvers.
Sa ve jars—40c to 90c. ’ Jewel boxes—$4 _to 56-50“
’Mirrors—$2.5O to $475, ,Bonnet—shape mirrors— ;~
iNail buffers—85c to $2. i $4.50 and $5.50
Picture frames—65c to $3. Trays—435C to $2.50.
CnghSO brushes—$2.50 to‘Manicure articles—35c 21%
Center aisle, front.
House jackets
are inviting ;
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In fact... some are so attractive thev’ll outwei h wha
a than might expect to find at his club. ’ g ‘,
2wavClever heather mixtures and brown and blue and
‘ ‘Trim and smooth of cut. don’t ba d ’ — '
don’t fittoo closely. g an don t sag vet
Finished With either
moiimélz'?‘ " h f h fi 1
e uxe ounmng ro es 0 t e no si kin Persian at-
tems and rich dark shades of blue .sreen. cold or 033?. '/
Have cuffs and pockets and collar 0 a contrasting silk——
0 up
cord edge or braiding of silk—
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Main floor, rear.
Smart short co/ats
with fur collars
Fresh from' the hands of enthusiastic workers—and
one of the really new things that eager coat planners have
brought forward! .
_ Coats of 30 and 36 inch length. of beautiful silvertio
ln‘tshades of brown and reindeer that have softness'and
ye l e. " -
Carefully and effectivelv tailored; lined with hand—
some fancv satin 1n rich hues. , . .
And crowned by splendid big collars. of raccoon—
_warm and durableand of impresswest le! 9.50
Similar short coats in brown and pekln lue abric‘
and strapped cuffs.—
with leatherette collar
‘ Second floor.
Christmas glove
bargain--$2.35
Quite likely. the very gloves vou’ve planned to choose.
. Excellent cape of supple texture and‘mce weight and
inspiring goodness. .
. ,Those three 11 ed colors—gram. tan and black. .
Attractive in stitching. careful in sewmg, pleasmz‘in
if t.
e co $235
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Beallvwvvorth $3 a pair-—
Center aisle, rear.
Coat sweaters
. . for all boys
. Regulation style of coat sweaterthat buttons clo
that takes place of ant overcoat for most of a“ bowl
' ter sports! ,
wm Some with a his: warm collar. some. with no collar at
., let b3 have sort he prefers that is wiser.
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Oafo andheather ‘ _
" ‘ lit-oat basement ....
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Norwalk Chronicler