. 1.0!!!” Full Course Dinner, 85c
jut now I am lugging a coal
Hen scuttle from collar to
men I'm happy to tell; it
my looks good to see coal
-. “at bucket, that old brok-
s‘ bucket that hangs on so
shims o:
ICAN AND CHINESE
- RESTAURANT
-Wa'r Dinner 11:30 to 2:30 40c
”Ola! Supper including Soup. 55¢:
13 North Main Street
11:30 to 1 a. m.
Phone 2253
CALL
J AFFE & ASH
It Won't cost more In the begin-
ning. but you will gain more in the
end. We buy everything in the line
of ng—especially Second-Hand
9- «In
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TELEPHONE 499.
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Then is no need otlt’mhe‘n mmwm 50““
equipped ”windowsmom 11:;on -
t‘ortsbls. ‘
The Hatch 81 "Bailey! Co.
l - BOSCH .SERVIcnisTATIONj.
will -- RADIATOR cons; wan on '
N ORWALK TIRES
STROHBBBG 01330331038
cumin: snr ammo Hom-
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WELDING AND BRAKING
Vaast Bros. Garage
PHONE 1800 and 2011- 12 CHESTNUT GT1. ‘0. NORWALK-
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WONDERFUL SKRGAINS
IN HIGH-CLASS COATS, SUITS, DRESSES AND SKIRTS.
for women and misses. We ,
Also a Beautiful Line of_ LINGERIE UNDBBGABHENTS
which will make very acceptable Xmas gifts;
SHOP EARLY.
The Paris Cloak and Suit House
33 South Main St. Established 1901. South Not-walk. ‘ ‘
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F. S. » LYON
lob Printing
South Norwalk
Smith. Underwood
Remington. all otherl
. makes. sold. rented.
repaired. Rentals. 85
pe-r month. Machines
sold atSlOpermonth.
PLUMBER.
TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE.
I“ Falrfield Ave.,
SO. NORWALK AUTO REPAIR
COMPANY
Harold Kendrick-Roy White. Props.
1 1920 Nash 5 pass. touring. same
guarantee a: on ncw car.
When You Have Any Welding To
Be Done Give Us a Thai.
Phone 301.
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- Specials
1 For the Week
PURE NEW ORLEANS MO-
-3. Y. STATE PEA BEANS,
1 i 724 “Cottage
LASSES, a. qt. 300, gal. $1.10
3 lb. .................. 10¢:
“PURE OLD FASHIONED
BUCKWHEAT, a lb. . . . . 9c
EXTRA FINE CAL. PRUNES,
a 1b. .................. 23c
LIVE OAK BUCKWHEAT,
a pkg. ,. .- ............. 200
A. sTuu.
. Standard. Buller & Egg
Have Your Christmas Order
Filled Here.
THE BEST OF EVERYTHING TO EAT AT
POPULAR PRICES.
,Strictlv New
Mixed Nuts. lb. .................
None Such Mince Meat. pkg. ..................
Ycw Layer Figs. line stock. lb. '
New Glace Citron. lb. , ..............
Extra Large Florida Oranges. doz.
Sun Brand Golden Pumnkm. can ...............
New Crop California Walnutsulb. 4'
Large Jar Gold Rock Pure Fruit Jam
Large Christmas Candles. each ...............
Blue Ribbon Brand Peaches. pkg. ..
Sun Maid Seeded Raisms. pkg.
Not a Seed Raisms. 9kg. . .
More of .those dellcwus Pics for
now at “’lnte House Bread
Beckmann’s Grocery
83 Washington St. Ph 1405.
FREE DELIVERY._ one
\‘
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(2 doz.-- EGGS--59C doz.
estElginCreamery Butter 69c lb
. . ....................... 35c lb.
Grandma’s Pancake Flour .........
American Cheese
2 Mars. for 25c
Domino Sugar Syrup ..................... 18c can
.Comnound Lard‘ 29c lb.
Best Plantation Coffee .................... 39c lb.
‘ Best Mixed Tea ........................... '39c lb.
Co.-
.12 News MAIN ST, sown NORWALK
53 MAIN sun, NORWALK
Street
«1.....— 7. . , . .... .2
Stationery Gift Boxes.
There is nothing more appreciat-
ed as a gift than a good box of sta-
' nery. Our fine stationery depart-
correspondence papers; cards and
Mimic-nos Lhat’a lady er ‘gentleman
wires. .
:ll’tices 30c to $2.50 per box.
F. L. HAMILTON
40» Wall St. Telephone 125.
“.5
M. WOQSTER
ATTORNEY AT LAW
'A.
I“ Examiner U.S. Patent Office -'
PATENTS
‘ Solid for south. on Puma
mm 3:.
: semenefivint Ass
nent has just the dainty, appealing. .
Bridgeport. Conn.
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_ Schullze .5 Week End Specmls
FRESH SHOULDERS ------ {in of". o e o e o e e s e o n s ------ 240 lb.
FRESH HAMs .‘ ........... ..... . ............. 32c 1b..
,.FOREQUABTERSLAMB...........»..... .......... 22c 1b;
SHOULDER STEAK .- ............ . ......... - ..... 20c lb.
SMALL LOINS PORK ................. . . .......... 29c lb.-
LEGS OF LAMB ..... ............... 34c lb.‘
34c lb."
Order-Allie Christmas :se or Turkey here, now!
IMPORTANT N OTICE~A11 outstanding accounts must
be paid on or before Tuesday, Janury 68h, 1920, to secure fur-
ther accommodations. Positively no exception to this rule.
. ' ‘3 OSCAR I". comm. *
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.’ SChul_lie’s Sanitary Markets: ‘
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e .s-Xmas
Gifts ‘
Coats
Suits
Petticoats
Tailored Waist:
Bath Robes
Angora Shawls
Woolen Capes
Boys‘ Sweaters
Men‘s Sweaters
Girls“ Sweaters
Fur Collars and Mufi's for lit-
tle girls
Bloomers
Teddy Bear Suits
Mackinaw Coats
Suit Cases
--¥"T “on -
Blankets and Quilts
Girls' Coats
Men’s Overcoats
Boys‘ Overcoats ~
Shoes for boys, for girls and
men and women
Men ’3 and ‘Women 's Umbrel-
las
Middy Blouses
Nutria Mufl‘s for girls and»:
misses
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Charge .
I»; 4 HM -
Accounls
Opened
And weekly .
Payments
Ac'cepted.
~ Hhe sewing sessions a succvss.
Va
IKqul'gBflrGoodn Store
" Gills ion-nu Man or Boy.
, ,‘ 1’8 ruling Of fine muslin, madms or'odting flannel With a Wide choice of colors.
“Hrs NIGHT SHIRTS—Ill pleasing patterns of warm outing flannel at $1.75, $2.00.
BOYB' 'PAJAEAS—All sizes in strong outing flannel.
:rn mucus non BRAND 15st ms m.
A new line with soft coin in many pretty patterns, $1.75. $2.00, $2.25,
imw mm mm A wms was or PRICES.
GOOD WARM GLOVES AND MINING FOR MEN AND BOYS.
m's HOSERY AND HANDKEBCHIEFS.
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NORWALK HOSPITAL SEWING
SOCIETY.
FRANKLIN SCHOOL NOTES.
Room 33, ninth academic,
A very successful sewing session of
held an “hm,
1
WASHINC’i ‘.
Kindergarten C»
link “I 1’
h N 1 Ho vital Sewing Society‘electlon, yesterday afternoon. for “il’vnyvr
l e l'orwa k s A .
their
1 d nt to represent
lwas held at headquarters on Thursday ‘5 u 9 “The Echo."
last. A good many workers were;the high school paper,
.present in the morning and
‘stayed till the end of the session. prov-l
ing that though this is a busy season'
“mm on FOEC< 8"121 H:
Slni‘y
liii l.‘l
several 33115,. Ellen Ewann was elected. The 18012;: ~11,
nominees for the position were: Miss \‘v';'~«~ 1.1
in! the )‘car. the members of the Soci- Elm“ Swami. Miss Frances DPHZ' and .\ v 11:
lely can still find time to assisr in the Harold 93‘1“- » ,
wood work of providing our hospital: The election camc out as 1111111111
1wlth garments and other necessities. l 32 “,le 1.3mm .1
ThgeSogiet);fiwiishes 10‘ shank 3)" JDcilz. X \nlcs Harold Davis 5 \MH
mem rs or. e r suppor warm 0 . , N __ _ 3
lpasl. year. and gives due credit to all .TNal numb” 0' ‘0'“ ”1““ 4 '
l ,1 _,__/ _s,, _-___._.n.._...
-workers w have cooperated “21h.
;'.\Irs. Robe *‘Brothcrton. tunneling din MINNESOTA BONE DRY
froctor, and with these in charge or the; LAW ls HELD VALID
lauxiliaries of the Society in making;
Ellen Swarm.
ST. FALL, Doc. 20s” Mnnufacmzfn -
or of intoxicating liquors, or “how much:
'noar intoxicatinc, though not nciually
intoxicating." even for (mi-‘5' o“ n um.
is unlawful in Minnesota. illc Slalv Su
I The Society takes this means
wishing: Sli members a right 3,011?"
Chrlslmas: and a Happy New Tour.
.and home for their continued (-o-nxwra- - _ . .
lion and support in 1920. mrmo (‘hllll lll‘ld in dccislons filml y1 1-
, The man Hive-ting (lay fans on Jun- terdm'. sustaining the validity u: 111.1
nary 1st, so it was docidml :1, 1mm 1)... scH‘allml pmhihillon
:firsl Scufig: session 01 {he IIQ‘V _\'nar vnaclvd by the 1919 Legislature.
on January mi. Thm‘v will be no ‘fur- “ ’
llwr llll-Q’llhgfi or ll“‘ \V'llllllllllk Sow- SING SING PR'SONER W'TH
, inn Circle. an auxiliary m the Society,
'unli‘ 1):.» first Tavsday in January USSINING. Doc. :0, l‘aspcr Rude
l .‘~._ . - v-ic, lm-nutwn. :1 prisoner in
:BLACK BOYS ARE BETTER _
‘ THAN BLOODHOUNCS Olllsldv llu- walls. He ran :llnnc lllv
l -.__.__
Tho miliw aboriuinw an: no! gin-n ”731““! m the snowsmm
crmlil for much lllll‘lllflt'lll‘f’. hm in‘
inll mnnncr n!" liushcmll he was an «x-
pcrl to n dearer which has non-r
been approached by the km'nwvm-Ad'
of ”In while nnhvv-h Hi. The black
boys are still usml l1)‘ :lzc annv‘nmu n! 9
molicc for the truck-in" of v , ‘_ . 1 . 1 .. .
Em“ country. and .40 .5511 NW.“ boat lhc ml in: assanlx in he“ ka (mun).
1hlomllmund m ll:is \vmk Tic mare
; vcluus eye of the Macks ulcmcls silglll
disturbances of roll and .i lazu'zcd leaf
«1‘ a broken nvi: v1 l‘ich l-scn‘ws Illc
nullcc of the most vicilanl \xliilc man.
him and 11m policc
1 0d.
-—Try on commas-meet II]
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These Lists Will Help You Choose
Here are presents for everyone—children and
grown-nos. men and Women. Jewelry is always an
ideal lift. Our careful attention and help is given in
making your selection. N
XMAS JEWELRY
Platenoid Brilliant Ladies'
Diamond Rings ..... $40 up
Gold Wedding Ring-s . . ..
$3.50 to $10
Newest Solid Gold Stone
Solid Gold Signet Ring-3..
. $3 to $18
Solid Gold Baby Rings. .
75c to $2.50
Gold-filled Rings . . . $1.50 up
Fobs, Vest and Waldemar
Chains ....... 25c to $30
Charms, all prices . . $1.50 up
‘ Cufl‘ Buttons . . . . 752 to $14
fStick Pins 75c to $15
.1'1‘ie Clasps '. . . $1.50 to $5.00
‘ Cigarette Cases .. . . $2.50 up
, ‘ Cigar Cutters. $1.50 to $7.50
Pocket Knives $2.00 to $7.50
Bracelets ........ $1.50 up
Cameo Brooches up to . . $40
Xmas Watches
Full Line of Ingersoll, An-
sonia, Swiss, Standard, El-
gin, Waltham Watches, at
all prices, for gentlemen and
' ladies, boys and girls. .
Ladies' Newest Wrist and
Bracelet Watches up to $60.
Rings ......... $3 to $25 '
Bar Pins ...... $1 to $10
Lockets, Hearts, Crosses . .
$1.25 to $10
Solid Gold Lavalliers . . . .
$1.50 to $30
Sol-id Gold Neck Chains . .
’ $2.25 to $8
Gold Filled Neck Chains . .
$1.25 up
Gold Filled Lavalliers with
Chain . . ...... $2.00 up
Newest Eardrops . . $1 to $6
New Feston Necklaces . .
up to $25
La Touska Pearls $10 to $30
Ladies’ Guard Chains $2 up
Rosaries . $2 uP
Eye Glass Holders, Chains
50c up
' ”Eye Glass End Spectacle
Cases ........ . ... 25c up
Xmas,“ Clocks
Alarm Clocks, Desk Clocks
Cabinet Clocks, Parlor
Clocks, Kitchen Clocks, Au-
tomobile Clocks, Ivory
Clocks, at all prices. '
Sin:
Ncw York (‘cntral tracks and dimp-
Hmups of armed guards in aummm
l-ilns lun'.~ lH’l'l'l sent out in smircli for
of surroundinng llm
lawns: and SUV \‘uk have bun noti-
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MONTH TO SERVE, BOLTS
Sing, cscapcd yesterday whilc workm: 7‘
<1'z1.
Radosovic had only onc month llu‘U"
. . . to starve 0 - c‘ 1 I‘ one Your Emmi-<-
rimmnls m i l‘ " t m 0 - ' '
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:Small Fl’f‘fl‘ *‘
$Fi~csh Slicufi' ‘
jNucklcs
Best Hcmy 5"“
[Home Dressml l7~
Native Veal
‘Genuinc Spring F11:
Calves Liver
Gold Medal Butter
Brockfield 5905
{Strictly Fresh Eggs
Everything in Gcoccx
Vegetables.
Homemade Sausage
Chamok’sl-‘l "1‘?
PHONE 583—3.
Christmas
Vacation
School Closes no. ,
and Reopens filler. .
MERRILL unsure
C(ILLEGE _.
OFFERS YOU YOUR
CHAN CE.
Norwalk Chronicler