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minimums
Pressi.—~.\mid the thunder of tunnon. ;-.
the hum of circling: airplanes and the
mantis ch». rs ofa grout throng. Con-
stantixw. of (:l't‘t Ct‘. ("itt‘l-l‘d Athens.
)‘estét'tf:=._\' liis arrival was compared
by his .1 :itrcrs to Napoleon's return
from Him}. and liars of joy were soon
flowing cow . the checks of people
~, swarming mar his carriage.
Immcdzntety after alighting from the
the milway 1mm Constantine drove to in
the Cathedral. where a magnificent '7
serVicz was guru. all the bishops in
Athens participating. It was noticed-g
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bit "2': no foreign ntintst Worn;
on— :: dun": the “alum: ' cw ‘1 - '
IT. .‘.T‘.‘i.;ll of to sud-:33}.
'; *tti l-_\ any ind-h ills.
s txzrrtaac was ti";:\‘.‘n by,
six" bins}; gal-tings tirixrn lz)‘ Hru- utti- ’
l‘ormoti ozztrtilcrs and was draped in
royal pizrzil-v ln tlzt' throng v ":1: \:l-
lagers “'t'fil’lll; tho IIRIUUZ‘Rl coszutttu otfl
white skirt. r-wi cap mu} illut‘k stink» i
inns; dock luth‘tl‘S and cit) Il‘Vt‘llt'l‘S. !
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and .t detachment 02‘ Fri llt ll l‘ltlt-j;‘..k— .
ets Was in rvitir‘tlx‘r. \‘tllilltrl litvltt-E
hers arrived jtlsl lu‘t‘on- the train pull- E
Pd into thr stutter. and “wire t‘oilottnd .
by Qua-on Mother ("flu and Prince and 6
Princess Christoph”: ;'
\thn (‘ozstatitine unvrrzmi from his I
railway (‘.lI'Y'l.1£t. tic l'votu-d sulmnttuns .
10 Ill“ t‘Tt‘I‘nE :xtftl 1'3;
his (5‘s .iS 53:»! In t‘nosv llrul‘ him:
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_"': L‘orza’tuntxm- l'riltl his .ttitirt-ss t'rotn'
- lim- 1“." old lgilztt‘t‘ in Hip
pt‘txlict- u: ‘- .*~-‘~.' I't'TSt‘lltfi.
Hr :‘ln‘larr'r-i lzr would (stnhlislt in-
tertml unity and tutorior prawn by us~
in; 1:0 army to cultivate good rNa-
lions mm t‘vzv Ht- still
burs \\'Q'l'x‘ sz‘.
t~.1l<‘uny oz
gilt. ti ;\o\\ (PS.
the 11:.tl‘l'lREt o! l‘rincv Lit-org.» and
7 ‘Prll‘n‘rss Blunt-nth. ot‘ liti!tt;:z::.:. 1::-
, surni an .iilLtllt‘t- \xzti‘ that country.
and 3:2 tirciarwi in- would follow the
{MEN'S c!‘ 3128 with rs and t'ilill‘-‘;llt‘ tho
amount Urn-l; culture.
t’.‘ HIS. lh-r I” , Alli: .i t‘~ Animus
which had been in the harbor of Pi-
nit-i=8 .‘tlzn- port v: .\‘ n '25. it :1 ‘,-::a>:‘ to
the- .lf‘l‘l ‘ : I an, 0"
the Urn} . .
SO .15 '.x
dish...” .
~vl\o~‘ during the crime wave.
ll litvmllv and bought a rvvolvor.
tectin-s tonight saw tho weapon in his
pocivt in the
works and art-f-ste’d him.
in court John product-ti the news-
56 WATER STREET
the citizens of the city to arm tltom-
hc took
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twstaurunt whore
pupm' and an interpreter trunslntml
~. ‘. ’Zlu- Manor‘s statement. His plea t'ail- ,
ATLEX: l‘cc. L‘“ (Assocmtcd ed. however. and tho judge twill him
SLIM“ bail. ‘ f
Tht- 0\‘(-r-SUIldal)‘ lull in New York‘s V
n: of criminal violence was shatter-
early today. when two armmi men
descrnded on the Semuen's Mission. on
“'951 street. and made their
after having added another
::n.l robbery to the list.
Taking advantage of 'the
escape ‘
m urder l
mission house is nearly deserted
the early morning. the two thugnl
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uttering uttobscrvml.
‘ 3.1m: olll.
suddenly con-
fronted thc miswion clerk with revolv-
ers and t‘orct‘d him to opt‘n the office
solo and surrz-ndc: its contents of
about Sli'tl. '
At this hint-turt- James Russell. fifty
tutorial tlu‘ 03990. ”P fil-
h-mptml tn intnrt‘vrv and was lit-ought
\i;n\\‘n by a shot. d_\ in; before the urn-
tul of an :lllll‘tlltlnvt‘.
—-.\lorr.v Xmas with a Hoosier Kit-
clu-n I‘ahinet. Join our Hoosier Club.
Slfitl Sim-ling Furniture Co.
“'ushington Stroct.$o. Norwulk.
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DO YOULOVEYOURW IFE.
OF COURSE YOU DO! .
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work at that hack-breaking. low sot. \Vozn out kitchen sink? A modern, ;
one~piece sanitary fixture “ill bc vermin proof. easw :0 clear: and i
keep clean. at a comfortable winking height. 1
SPECIAL THIS
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saving.
white
WEEK ONLY
vnanwl kitvhrn sinks a! lvll’
AGENT FOR THE FAMOUS INTERNATIONAL
H. A. HEGELEIN
ONE-PIPE HEATERS
Plumbing.
PHONE 473-3
Heating. Tmnmg
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Put In 1:. 2e. 5e or 10: thofirst week.
In 50inch:
1:. 2:. 5c ortOcach week.
1:: Club 9333312.?!
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10:: Club pup 8127.50
CLUB PLAN
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50: Club ya man mount. :3“.
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Put every member of your FAMILY in
lildl’it‘ tlwm SAVERS—nnt SPENDERS‘.
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Let-us take care of your eye
troubles.
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would let our COAL ' convey the l
warmth of our. Christmas greeting to l
our customers, our friends. May it help I
_ {to CEMENT the friendships of the year
’ .just passed, Whilé marrying our best wish-
;’ = zes for the year to come.
iTHEINORWALK‘COAlLEsir-“gz
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SOUTH NOWALK
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be busy ones for
everybody. We»
suggest if possi-
ble that t h 3
morning h o u r a
should be used by
those who find it
convenient. The
aisles are less
c r o w d e d a n d
there is less: con-
fusion.
There Are Five Days More for Christmas Shopping
In adifition thu-meonrmnnings‘
In the Book Shop
on the main floor is
a large assortment.
of children’s books,
illustmtcd editions.
There are stories of
adventure. old fairy
tales and all of the.
nature books by
Thornton Burgess
and other writcrs
who make children fmniliar with birds and boasts in
a way which they never forgot.
'l‘ilt‘rc is also a large
assortment of linen boaks and gztily illuminated
picture books for those who arc not yct in the reading
rlass.
Saturday; and next week Wednesday, Thursday and IPriday
The Toy Shop in the
basement still abounds
with its fascinating inven-
tions of the mechanical
order. All the ingenious
railway systems, the metal
boats, the building mater-
ials, the chemical outfits.
and many others which are
educational and with
which the boy with an
inquiring mind may enter-
tainvand instruct himself
in the days to come.
display
animals. trim}: tnhi:v~.
htuulrcds of
which .
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lo thew tlt-ru- :4 . ,5:
case \Vlill ‘1‘").11 13’; \
The Children’s shop ~15
the second rim-r mm...”
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thn w l’\ l. f. ?..
lxihicc and um" Twin! "'. .
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Illld llll' FUN-mi”? ';. _. ,2" >
tutu Wltlllshj. 'dm. 1:,
lullll. Hm, \ . . ,‘,
all tltt- Joint; z » ‘
nighingx fur. "na‘ ,1 ..:
The Housefurnishing- Department
is brintfttl of useful articles, any um» of which
.vuttld make a pint-tum] gift, and the kind lhc :ut-ragc-
llnnscx\lf(‘ would apprccimo l‘('('t'l\lll;:
Aluminum Cooking
Utensils
Pyrex Oven Ware
Camct Sweefintx‘ and
Vacuum Cleaners
Covered Roasters ..
Tea. and Cofiee Pots
Nickel Tea Kettles
Cream Beaters
‘ Electric Washing
Machines
Bathroom Mirrors
Cabinets and Stools
Bread and Cake Makers
Fit-class Cookers
Percolators
Carving Sets
Food Choppers
And nnmcrons otltcr items in: unsihlt- in list
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(‘omc in and
In»
Russet Cowhide
Suit Cases
Special
linen linings, end st raps
and heavy riveted 'cor-
net-s. Size 24 inches,
$17.50
Basement-
Nut Baskets
~ In a. new min! of
Japanese ware. Very
pretty for gifts. The
bowlabout seven inches
in diameter and decor-
ated in colorsds encased
in a fine basketry of
antimony which shines
like‘silver. A stout rim -‘
z.‘
7 andtw‘ohandlesmakeit
a sulmtnnhal‘ piece for
nuts or fruit.
Several desigm,
m.
Crystalfieads _.
The mm: papilla-oi.
.; mmmgayefieéta. ‘
Media 0pm..
Imhu,‘ blue, ,'
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look around
linsomtnt. '
Gifts of SenStble Charade:-
Supposing a. Traveling Bag is needed, w?
pleasing thing could Santa Claus brzg -f 1:
Christmas morning
Black Enameled smt Cases. Brit *tr : 2‘ . PI.‘
Cases mm in sizc: from Ir tn .1” x l‘ -
Ladies’ Bag: in him-k lil‘h‘dlt
with lvatltt-r. >3}. or inn 1:.
Ladies’ Cases in Mark and Mutt mi 2.:
cowhide. silk littin:<. llnl'l“ tuw‘m- o Jtlrl ..
«lntllllr‘ lurks.
Ladies’ Black Enameled “Week
light weight. lincd with foularul. San. ‘_'_‘
Men’s Suit Cases,
mahogany. with linen lining“.
gray.
One Hundred Petticoats
. Jersey Silk with Meta. flounces
Purple and men and nose. brown. blue and
Many of them in changeable effects.
It is a gay showing. and a few aw in cinict
coloring-s, brown, dark gray and black,
$3.50
Extra gt‘rod
Second floor.
Bread Board Sets
7A, cutting board of
hard maple with 31 dec-
orated mlgc. A knife
accompanies this, also «a
regulatorwhich permits
Cutting all slices of breau
the same size.
”at: Boards in two
styles. $3.“) each
Ripplette Bed Sets
This material is very .
easily lauMemda-equiros
no ironing,’ and is one-cf
the most attractive and
sanitary ways of dress
ing a bed. Sets comm»
oue'ripplette spread and
a 0 . . pillow 8h:
in floral or bluebird 3::
signs. For full sized
beds
$935M” 4-
7 n“ ”'1‘
SunshioeyFruit Cike
A goodsuhstimeéor
-. Catibe‘
It. ~im~x lh. 2”. 1.".’ 'liill La,"
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Russet Cowhide
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Bags
Special
lenllu-r litLr-«f.
‘llil'liftl oligt \ ‘
t-tH’t'n‘tl llitl'“ ‘ \
15 inn-hos.
$20.00
Beacon Rob:
F lannels
for thwgif! ul‘ :1 l "t
robe. Eiiunxlt of ': ~
Soft wann that ' r
whit-ll may but i
light or dark «31.?ch 't
attractive [anti-rip
pmprmte for “FM!-
women or men.
89mcyud
T)“ flu-r
Ma'hogany Trays
Plain, oval and lean- v
shapes with end hawk} S.
All are glass [imam-.1.
81""811130 have my!
m. . ‘dealgn' ~ undu-
the glam canton.
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Norwalk Chronicler