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if!
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I
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I
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.
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a
(“co
|, ’ torial staff of the Echo is:
_ useful
g-
A Willis lllAllE l
;. REPlllllEll-lillllll’
But Blany Put on PurChaS' out authority broke into and entered
ing Till Next Week—Ten-
dency to Useful Gifts
Local mcrchants whom The Scull-
net intervwwed this morning won’- al-
most unanimous in :igrei—ing that."
. while Christmas lzusinvss was slightly
behind tl'zzt 01‘th samc date last yrar.
conditions in Norwalk art- tutu-r than
those reportt-d in ol‘wr communities!
Many merchants yrs-dirt that lit“ pulu
lie is lioldim: oil on purchases until
the last minutc. and that next \Vl-Pk
Will soc llit’lll rushing into tlu- storms
The trudrucy lll'll(£lll'|l in many
stores is nl'tr‘.‘ and more towards t2;<
:«mi svmi‘usll‘ul (‘hxixtvuzls~
gifis. 11: some or tlw- nu-n’s storl‘s
there has lwmi a 200:1 tuldn fi'om “'O< .
men who arc Fill'villltf llillll‘l'tllif‘h“l'}'
for their sons. husbands. hrotlmrs and
snr‘cthcarts.
The ji-tht‘y slurs-s l;:i\'t‘ 1-0642 01 Hi
earnings this “wk Practically all
the stores will In. own i \‘t‘lllllL'S. coni-
mcncinxz Montlay—wsonw utllll ‘3 -p. m . .
and otht-rs until in.
In tlw nwn’s and wmuru‘s rlothim:
stores. it is said that l-llSlllt'SS has hm-u
about thv azcrazc siurvt' tlu- l‘i‘jll‘lf‘lllf,"
of merchamiim to aL'rm» with pri'fit‘ll
lower \‘l llUlt'Silll prim-s. was madc.
In tlw stun-s (ivyntul largvly
Christmas girls and now-ltil-s. husinr-ss
is said to lw much lit-'t: r than was (-x- ,
'l‘l.s- usual
will com-
Tuesday.
pected up to tru ll.‘l}l«'1.:.!'(l.
Inf-t minute rush. which
Inc—n09 [lo-\l Monday or
looltf-d for.
is
llNE MAN mount
; llN SllMHlllll RUN
ll. iwmlwr
ilugiumu: \\'uln7-s«lay.
22rd, lh-- Staiul‘m‘iLNorn'alk trollt-j's
Wlll cease to run hmoml South Nor-
walk, on thc Stamford to Norwalk
lrlp. 'l‘liis \Vlll lllt'llll that pvoplv who
tli‘t' coming from or othc-r
punts lwllnx, to Norunll. “ill l:: to
(flfnnLZP ca‘rs iu lln- Swoucl district.
Tl 1" “'lll lu- KUUtl _\
Norwall; lmuuil (“|l'.
I‘ oni- luau cur “ill r! till-rl- l' (-
l‘H-Vit-r tvpv of car which has lull-u
umklnz tlr. trip from tl.u- Hid n: Xt".\'-
Inn-nylon
\6‘
tr:nv.<."v-rs (Ja'l :iii
lown aw-nua- to IMF Stamford railroad .
smtlou. 'l‘lw ltl't‘E-"lll st‘limiull- culls
for 1hr (‘zit‘x tn la 1l\t- :it ll and SI null—
U’J'h‘ :ll'lrr thl- an 1: hour. and at Ill
tumult-s alivr tlw mlrl hour. 'l‘l is will
be cliavuzwl by two n-ithl-s. making
the Inning tiim- from .\v\\tu\\‘u :i\I--
' nu». lit and full minutrs at'tt-r tlu- t'\‘t'l‘
hours and :11: lninutrsv al‘tl-r llu- mill
hours. '
Tl"- r'haulrv ivi tlu- Sl'llt-lllllt' “ill
I mean a quickl-uinz of Sl'l'Ylf‘l" and ”I"
”5‘40““.1: or : mum-stlou in trat't‘ir. 'i'lw
bit: cars “ill stop on North Main stH-l-t
and thou rc-turn to Slam":ur«l. lunulu
MOrll'Ot' to South .\I:-iu struts at 10
to:
PAlRlllllAll
ms fllfflloll
Continued from first page
——-—
‘the store or one Alley Hassan located
at the corner of Orchard street and
“West nH-uuc. Norwalk and showed
they pilcd 31 boxes of cigars inside 0:
31h? rout door of the store. by them
flaken from thc store shelves. prepara—
v’tory to Humming them therefrom and
'convvrting llit' same to their own use
without the consent of Hassan. the
gwnt-r.”
“[7pon tlu- riolict— department being
appriscd (.t‘ liw rutry to such store.
policc oiliccrs Thomas J. Ilorncy. Ed-
war (‘luuc and .lt-rt-miah liorlzey
war-- (lirt-cto-«i and I'cnt to tho place
and storc specified to apprehend the
then unknown burglars: subsequently
identified as l-‘rcd Grillo and Antonio
ltovicllc."
f‘lJpon tlw dcccasrd. (Fred Grillol.
emerging lroni tlw store by the front
door. both men walkrd uorthly along
the Cast shit-“uh; ot' “'cst aw-nuc
wlu-r‘c they lllSl'll\"l‘6-ll (itficcrs (‘lunc
and .lerwmiaih Dorm-y “lighting from
llu'ir jllllt')‘ call on \\'cst a\(‘ulu’-. At
.this the «ll-mascd and liovicllt- instant—
I) l'll‘llrtl and ran castcrly through a
1m adjoining the Nassau
\Vhilst so t'ul’lnim: (lffil'rr
Thomas Dorm-r. who had in th- in-
tl-ryal t-lllt't‘t‘il such vacant lot from
(ix-chard strm-t on tlzc cast at the roar
of thi- storr. mum out loudly to the-m
"‘stop, stop or I‘ll shoot." they failing
to stop causml (lll‘icu' Thomas Ilornt-y
to shoot at much man as they ran. om-
shot taking ('th ('t in the hip of lioviM-
\‘a cu m
Storra
h. considcrcd. .qm“. ' . .
lie who roll to NW ground in such lot: . 1.1 . .. .....
, m 4“ “M (“slum from w.“ uw—E l’rrsulcm Grccne stnté'il to the; Jeannette Lannan. .
tum." illif'l'llllfl' yl-sti-rday that. the road-3 l!
“Mvanwhilr “flit-cm Edward (‘lum-f-m'qnvlm hr the] hill of ”H“?! “'33 a Sundown ... ....... Hell-n Howklrk.
lv v”) H H-nfi'th llut‘nl-v 'lrlt‘l' q lv'lql\ “HUGH!” "1‘1”“, and lllfltx no local I‘Olt'l‘o . . . . . . . . ....... 0.... Raflna,’
it‘m iru'u til-rir "i\'l c'ih'r'in u‘isti-rli union or ““09"" "WW POUld takc anv. P‘SK." POW-
:irross tllw \aa-aut lot in pursuit or tim-
ils-c‘c:is«-cl,:iiul ltm'irllv. in tlu- ordt-r
"' “Stop. stop or
passrd thr wounclml
lhl- hands of (‘llflcorr
luauu Ii. m shoutv-d.
:l'll shoot" and
ltovio-llv. now in
Thu! 5 liornvy.
to halt as llirm-tml. hut turm-d in flight
1011;.' i-nough to shoot l\\‘l(‘t‘ at tho pur-
suinl: otlicvrs and instantly thvreal'tv-r
(‘Ollllllll0tl to run. As hr ran lu-twm-n
tno houses on tlu- vast hill" of the lot.
(illiN-r ('lunv in tho ll-ml. firl-ll at him
ltVicl- Olll' shot taking effort and so in-
,iuriut.’ him ln- dim] in fun minutt-s.
(illict-r .lcrmuiuh horn. ., running llll-
dischargo- his rm‘olvvr."
mcdiatcly lwhiud (lllim-r ('qut- tilt] not
"From thr~ (Him-mn- taken I am fully
sntist‘io-nl tho and Ill)\ll‘llt'
had lu-l-u for solar timo- past part of a
light t'ilizrvrc-d "gums" Pllfillflt‘tl in pil-
\
it
llm‘t-am-il
{wring if not. participating in 'grt-atrrl
Crimvs anil \w-ro at llu- tinir- of thc
Shooting in l"! d haurll-d flight from th-
polit't- olliH-rs, to avoid auxin-lio-nsion
(‘Ollst‘lllll‘lll upon thl-lr burglarious I‘ll-
try of tho Nassau store. and am fully
ratist‘ll-d that thv- shooting of ltoylt-llc
and tho dw-n-ast-d was cutirv-ly justiticd
in luv: liy tlw policv ollics-rr- nalm-vl in
thc- coumu mlal~lv 6‘\l'l‘r'l.\(‘ of thr-u
lant‘ul duh.
icsiuJ-Iunisw- lulau av-o A d-- !l!.
and So uiillilti-s Illlt'l' tlu- will hunt m"! “l lht-ro-forl- find tht- dvm-uxml cann-
30 miznitv-s past tlu- «\le hoIHS to l;i:: wirath ::t ll;l- tlvm; plat-n and
r—"— ’*‘*'——“‘"“’_‘ 'lrmn lln- raw-r \\ houx as ll.» ru-suill «.r
l“”l”\l'l’ “" I""’"' In liulirt \vunzul Hills“! in tltlittl lid.
M 7 .7 . “gar-l, ('lum, “Lo in tlv ”(I wr dis.
hp 'mlnupml- :IIHI l"mrlu-hl~ to Play on , .. . ,- . I I I ~ ’
(lung-‘9 or In «lull “:u- (lull-{IVUllllK
lhl- HuxlI-l' brunt-(In. Muuln). _ .
' . ' to urn-M ll.» Ill4t'.‘l,‘(t‘<l lni ll.» l.’.ttl-l":~
llu I. ix: tr (.rouullx. loumrrur. :. l I”. vi “1 ‘ ~ ‘ ' . l l
‘ v.3”. l.‘ , . § ‘ . l . -
vrmmi», “1” in. tin WWW. ol “ git-iron 1 r,” i, l. 1) ill at 1 Hull n. .\l
bulllo- “luv-h "'1’,“in to surpas‘ ¢ll t\ .‘l\x.lll .l.'~ .ihuu- shout: and that
mm m 'llll “as not (-ausul hy thu-
prl-\'inl;~; vopthts, :i‘4 luv: I‘i\:li t« Ali's.
(ht- .Spriuguouvls. ul' llll" rity, mm rl r
l‘mrlwl-ls mom! to light out. It sz‘ we
inus puma u hit-h » u'l' .142; L1 Tic. ’
'V' ("1' i5 "illt'l' rivalry existing ‘)(‘-'
[wccn lht-QTT'TW'Q outfits and tlw gunw '
will. it is Punch-ll. be hard fouizhlv
from Hturt to tinish.
’l‘lit- ('oulwst has .‘l\\‘1lk¢'ll( cl
‘ercst in lmtli touns and mam l~‘.u‘.r-
field foothull tans hun- lllillll' “our.”
WiLh tho t'olhnvo-rs ot' tliv Spriuuwomls.
in addition to lllt‘ Siclv hm of $3M~ 1.. .
lwret-n tlu- tno trams. It is t ‘lili'ilhl
l
art-1H i!
that a lav‘m- l-‘uirtil lvl ll: loL'utinz'. Will
lil- pros: ul tulnoxrou'.
Monro tlw ('r:..~l.m '5. star. “all In in
tin- “(ill for thr \lsitiu: lazuli. will:
lit-lions. .lim Walsh. “llml” Am u and
M Sivtniuw. 'l‘lm‘sv an. all (‘rnsluoc
stirs. l-‘mu- sum-iul bus-«s “iii In:
uwd hi» llu~ l‘nirt‘u his to ('onn- to thi‘
0113'.
"Ill": llilwup of Loth trams l‘ollov.:~.
Springsumlk. l-‘airlirlcl—.
lB. I‘lll'tth ., ...... lturm
. Igliartt'l‘lnwk.
It. Harlin” ............... .... “31>?!
High! ('lltl.
Leugy -l . ........... ....... li‘u‘tivl
Fullback.
Bli.rl.\l1l ................. . . Ll zinrkt'
mam tut-kn. '
(4mm: ................. .\l. Sui-(Hwy
lmt't hall’hul'k.
Ht vss: \ .............. . . . . . . lx’m‘xw
(ft ulc'r.
M 'l‘arlur ............. .. ll. Moori-
lwll run].
.Fogcr ............ . .. “lint" All: u
llic’hl halfback.
NJJIéJ .................. . . llcnplly
Lil't guard.
I'oiw-ll ..................... “t hon
Lt-t't tat-kit.
Sh’llt' .............. Smith
liiLclit guard.
Huhstitutn-s for Fail‘lield Will lw
oklcy, “'urd. T. Burns, J. “'atsou
and Gramm. while the Springwoods'
subs will he Canto, Bartok. Nugvary
and Lawson.
Next Sunday the Devon A. C. and
the Springwoods will meet at the Bax-
ter Grounds.
NOR\\‘ALK HIGH SCHOOL NOTES.
The December issue of the ‘Echo"
has put on sale yesterday. The edi-
Editor-tn-
phlet—Austin Mather: Associate ed-
ltors, dramatch—Leo Miller: Athle-
tics—Max Rosenberg: General news
editor—Charles Mitchell: Humor—
,Cecella Tarlov and Hyman Landy:
\neporters—Grace tockwood, Lucille
Everson; Business stair, buslness
Inga—Max Rosenberg Advertising
nth—Max Rosenberg: Advertising
aw tune is Mlle Killian. and her
has been greatly appreciated.
fig um Netball game wlll be
«119 Ben'ot the lea-on. Thu
.. on December :3
-~ .- ’1 hull.
criminal art. omisnion or rarvlc-shnrss
of I'll." otlu-r person or pcrsous."
lllfCKlJ‘ISS DIHV If" FIXED.
(‘liarli-.~ 1;. 'Jm'kum Plus 8
COSTS.
l'lvrulnir guilly to l't'(‘l\'l('SS driving.
t'lmrils [-2. Jackson was this morning
Lani $1.21 and costs by JlldL'l' Nt-lic-
uii..l: o‘auili-c in thr- uptoun city
court. Jackson was nrrrstml follow-
lur: a collision in which his l'lilf'lllllt'
land that owncd by Judge John H.
Light :-ud (llhf‘ll hy Attorm-y l-‘rcc-
mun Light flgurwl.
'l‘l‘fi (use at Irving: Splalnc. anotl‘rr
rm-Llrxs (lll\'lllL‘.’ casc. was on in tho
uptown court thls morning. Several
“'lll (.xsw's u'cro hoard lu-f‘orr thc casc
“as r-outinuml over until this aftn-r-
uoou. ' "".
'l‘lc (“mo of a hoy lirt-ziklm: into lht
llroad lllxcr m‘orr‘ry xtor: was rou-
tirtuml from day to da) luy .ludptu ("an-
dyr in thr- Juw-uild- court.
Four men who gave their names: as
Mike ”Taunllirh, Nathan ltalttrz.
\iul l‘ortcl and Julius Kuhn. all (if
Nrw York city. wcrc arrr-slml )vlstrr-
day aftcruon liy Scri’cant Silk for
sailing: fur plow-s without a pr-dh-r's
licr-uqa
court, this at‘tlm'uoon and will lm rc—
pt‘IH-‘n’ult-ll hl' AttorucySalvator Gt-nu—
urio. Auollrcr man. by thr» uamc of
llorncr- (‘ohrln was also takcn lu cus-
tmlv on tlw sumo chargc. lint later
roll-350d.
25 and
M
'rnmn liNOllLOCZK PLAY A’l‘ RIB
(-‘l‘JS’l‘ ’l‘l'lCHDAY.
The Rczrnt ’l‘hcatrc -will
srcnc of a ill-lusco
day. December 21st, when David Be-
lasco will prcscnt Frances Starr in a
new play by Edward Knoblock, en-
titlt-d “One.”
-Mlss Starr's latcst la ‘ '
Ithird which Mr. Kn§blgckmzllilats :3:
Epccially written for her. 3. proceed-
urc out. ’of the ordinary. Several
51-35 ago she appeared in that au-
th s “Marie-Odin!“ with- great suc-
cess and for the past two seasons
ha been playing in “Tiger! Tiger!"
{also from lilspen. in which she again
:scored a decided triumph.
l Few. it any actresses havc'cvcr
played such a. wide variety of roles
as Miss Starr. An interest Jn her
latest characterlzatlon“ ls. therefore.
lbound to be widespread. In the pre-
sent instance Mr. Knobllck is said
ht- thc
production‘ Tucs-
to have provided Miss Start with ex-
ceptlonal opportunities 0: revealing
her remarkable artlstry at It: . best
and her new role will douutless take
trunk with her remarkable characterl- . '
zatlon of the past. ‘
' A “Weicut’m men
*9!
lllllllE GIVEN
'l‘ht- dccv-iuwd failml
\
l):l—‘
’l‘lwy will lu- :iraigm-d in n]...
CANNlll 1.7mm: _ _ cwsmli writ All "
MINIMUM lllll lllllSllllS smut
. y .1 The past several days have been
DA‘NBLRY. Dec. 18-—'3° Cha"ge‘busy ones at Hillside for the annual
can be made by any local union i“!Chrlstma.s entertainment and the
the minimum bill or prices in effect other social affairs of the week have
throughout the national organizationliwen supplemented by the week of
Of the l'nitf‘d Hatters 0‘ North term examinations which always
America. is the opinion of Michael‘c‘m the autumn season.
H. Greene. the national' president.’ This week fl” been busy with the
Mr. Greene made that statement to- (summation: and with u“. prepara-
day to a. n—porter of the Daltbui‘fiflon for home going. Thursday eve-
News when asked about the local ning the first piano recital of the sea-
halting situation and especially about‘wn was given. togethe with g short
a proposition made recently to themtay. "A Christmas Tale," produced
(-mD103‘0-9 01' the V0” Gal Hat com- by the girls of the Intermediate Dc-
pan}: Th0 PTODOSiUOH in general ipartmcnt under the direction of/Mrs. .
'was that the cmployes agrr—e to maKeJlelen “‘9“ of Cambridge, “'ith (hit
an rr-duction in the present bill of m'iC- {entertainment the festivities of the
fes in order to enable the company toner". closed. The girls of tho/board-
[got out samples and submit to theiin‘g department left {or thélr homes
trade as a means of afiordlng r-mploy- ”at noon on Friday. not ‘0 return un-
rncut to ‘tlic men and women of tlie‘ut Tuesday. January 4th. The pro-
factory. .gmm for the Thursday evening en-
'l‘he- cmployes met with the officers “irminmrnl was as follows:
of the you Gal company curly thlsf Singing of Chrlgmas (farms by the,
:wm-k and at that time Edward VO'J'School
‘Cal madc- n proposition to them. 110- * '
forc making any dccision tho employ-
“A CHRISTMAS TAL I"
'05 asked for an opportunity to «Us»: In One Act.
cuss thr situation and to submit it Saint Nicholas Edna Dchioger.
to the national officers. Yusr rday at- Saint Rose . . .. . . . Zelda Brown»
‘trrnoon the men ml-t with Prosidr'nt I'irrrv (‘ocur ...... Mary Robertson:
,Grcenc and Martin anlnr. national .l.icqucllnc ............. Ruth H0511
Si‘f‘l‘l-lflr)‘ in thr- oflict- of the local llat- illom-tlr- . . ; . . . . . . . . . Benita Beldcn
tin: associations. Tllt' situation was. 2
mm. ruxo RECITAL
By lllf‘ Pupils of Katherine Sanhorn.
Moacholes;
Li'szt ’
dist-usw-d at some lcngth and it
finally decidr-d‘to do nothing further
In thr- mattvr until aftcr a mccting of Hindu
thr national board of directors (Aarly Dk- Lorrley ....
‘in January when the mattt-r of rc-ad- l Katheleen Kicfet‘.
ijSlannt of prices in all districts wills
..... ..... .o~o
l
E. Laurens
act‘lon for itself. lic said also that at
tho. mt-vtim: of Ulf' nationm dil‘f‘t‘lfil’l To a “‘utcr Lllv ........ Blacnowcll
in linuary the tic-ads of all the dis-l Emma Rournt'.
trirt organizations would bu colic-d,
in for Comfort-um. and lhv Ful-jcct ht- I‘mrcvltsv op. 13 ........... Illinfik)’
30"" “"0 lhOr‘HlKllll'- l‘irsl Mazurka ......... Saint Sat-n-
. 'l‘ho proposition as made by lllf' \‘ofi ‘ Justine Smith. 3
Gal llat company to its cmployt-s was; - l
that a rr-ducllon of not less than trown Eyes . . . . . .. Ftr-phen Emcr)“
tu‘vnty pcr N-ut lll'llt'l‘ tlu- proacnt. ‘ Mary Robertson. '
bill would in! ur-crsqary .ln \‘lcw or film-5'... . . . . , , , , . . . . . . . . . . . . . Nollct
mil-ting conditions. in OTdt-l‘ to not Ami Marcic . ..... Ludwig Schytca
to tlu- trtirlo- and cnal'olr" Muriel Greene.
tlw factorv to start making hating
'l‘hr- prcscnt scale is forty pcr ccntfl “Rs. I.U\\’l|l'2.\‘ (HITS DIVORCE
liighr-r. it was stntml at tho ml-ct-
lmz. than llu- normnl prtcc. It is not l‘l‘lll'l l-‘i-rrls I.ow«lmi.
tlu-n lull-ution to ro-lurn to ”w nor- srcnrrd a divorcc ycnlcrtlm In tho Su-
mal pricc immcdiatcly. but the ism-'prrlor court from Judm- John KN‘IN‘
t-loyvs “‘t't‘f‘ told that nothing loss from (‘n-org‘» T. London of Port (‘ht‘n—
than it tut-MY pcr cult. ruluctlon nt tor. on grounds or lnti-lvlitl'.
,tliis tlnu- would la- nl any use. A woman known as ll‘ullnlc Rollin-
l‘rt-siau-m firm-n sat-l to-«lay that son “as mum-dues corrcflmlldf’m find
'no local organization can mnkc a :udultnry ls allo-tvd to have been com.
chant!!- in thr- mlnimum hill of prices. lmittad on divers cautions bellT‘fll
'rur bill was adopted. he polntrd out lApriI 13!, and April 20th. 1920.
in a n-ferrmlum vote of the national. A divorce and custody of Georgian-
organization and it operates just (he‘lnn Lowdcn. and 5 was granted to
snmr- as the Eightl-r‘ulh Amendment Mrs. Inw'df'n. The couple were mur-
ot thr- Constitution of the l’nltedgriml in Port Chestr-r. on May 27tth.
Stall-q affccts tlu- nation at large. be 6910.
out samplt-s
l
of this clty.’
_ é—w-.. N—fi
said, in illustrating the situation.
l“lt is not a rlucstion of state rights There will be a final mot-ting Of the
in tlzc halting indm-try any marc'l'ngpr football team on Sunday after-
thau it is the national at Largo." 11“ noon m 4 o'clodg in the ("lty (‘Ourt
Hull]. l‘rt-sidrut firm-n said that ho room. City Hall. to clear up all busi-
aml Sccrr-tar)‘ Lawlor mot with tho "933 and to formally dlsband tor the
scason. The following men are rct
qucsed by (‘harlos E. Llndeberg. chalr- .
man of the team. to make It their busLl
nrss to be present. Reynolds. Bellulr
Bymi-s. Knoncz. Colllnn. Mocklt'y. Ed-g
fwzird and Thomas Mortality. Abe and‘
!I.ouls anlov, Yukon. Pasko. Rooney.
Tucker. Russell, “'llliams. Powell,
l‘aqué, Nagy. Bardos, Hennessy. Mal~
lleck and Olscnr
l
l
(Wt-r two hundred altcnilrd tho
danm' giycu by Hom- Hose Co., No. 1‘.'
last night in thc Town Asxcmhly
hall to the worm-n cunyasscrs who
lust-list: d in making thc tlrcmo n‘s {air It
Silt't't‘HS. 'i‘ht- (lillltt‘ “as an imitatioli
(Affair. '
During thr- cyo-ulug, dancing .was
in! u yr-slcrday and hoard tlu-ir stato-
lllb'lllS. Th» said that the national
oft‘irt'rs lmu- the matter uudrr con-
uitlvrution and “ill tnkc it up :it tho
uumim: of Hi" national directors to
ln- calli-d unt mouth.
jHflPE llllSE m.
HllNllRS CANVASSERS
E The
Textile ,Store
TRY OUR MEN’S WEAR
cmatly mum-ml to «Arrllr'ut music
furnishcd by tho Lazarous and thc BLUE SERGE
Paragon, orclil‘stra. Sow-rat Hoyt-Hy!
features :ulxhnl to tilt» muonncut of. It'saWinnel‘. It IS 80ft, Drapes '
llll‘ I'\'(‘l|illg.
l-‘oluwiug lll“ dam-c. tlu- gut-sits nd-f
,iourncd to tho homlquartr-rs of tlw‘
”0pc Hose when: a substantial luuchfi
r-ou was Ht‘t‘Vl-ll. ’l‘lu- lunrhcon cou-
‘sistml of H;iii«h\'i(‘lii-. (“ulna ain‘t-c. .
T The committcc in cliarg'c consisted;
'nl‘ (‘aplaiu Syln-strr \V. llrothcrtoxL;
Lin-utcnant John l-I. Noncy and Lulu-1
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Well, Looks Well ‘and
.Wean Well
54 inches wide guaranteed all
wcol, a yard $1.85
Other French Set-gel, very
fine quality, also Tricotine
up to, ayard $5.00
All Wool Suiting and Coating
in Heather mixtures and
Oxford gray, $1.85 and $2.25
a yard.
The TEXTILE Store
136 Washington Street
South Norwalk
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lgest thbughti‘ulncss, fidelity, and the
[warmth of true- fricndrhip. ‘Tthe. in
'tuin, sugar-st a gift that is permanent,‘
lusct‘ul and practical. A. J. Collins Co.‘
are in a position to offer the biggest:
assortment of useful gifts such as tur-
lniture. Boudoir unite. and floor lamps.
rut glass, fanCy china, serving trays,
‘Iancy pottery, pyrex and aluminum
.warc. candle sticks, etc. In slectlng an
larticle from their store, you can be
sure that you are getting the finest the
markets afford at the lowest possible
prices. Come in now while their stock
is complete and get the best selection.
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DRESSES
Prices that are on a parallel with
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cost, are the prices—"we are now asking
Dresses offered to you in this sale
at'$15, $19.50, $22.50
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BATH ROBES
For Men, Women and Children. a: its;
than wholesale cost.
Made of serviceable materials,
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PRETTY BLOUSES
styled and tastefully trimmed, await your
choosing at these ridiculously low prices
$3.98 and $4.98
JACOBY’S
153. WASHINGTON STREET
STORE OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL CHRISTMAS.
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Christmas Gift of All
There is no gift that can compare
with the Hoosier—for the joy of‘oWn-
ing a Hoosier extends throughout the
year—every day of the year.
Hoosier brings happiness. by cutting
out the needless steps and waste mo—
tion of kitchen work.
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Its many special features and super;
ior c6nstruction make it the one kit-
chen cabinet in. greatest demand in
America.
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Our supply is going fast—so if you
Want: a Hoosier for Christmas, take
our advice—chute in and reserve it—
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