SOUTH NORWALK
EVENING SENTINEI.
ESTABLISIDIID BY
JAMES (101.1351:
£3. a; A 1'. GOLDEN, Props.z
ixonnnr; nov. 14, 1921
TUBE pALHANAG FOE
TOMORROW 7
High tide 10:20 11,111.. lflzls‘ p.111.
Sun rises 6:41. sets 4:175.
The Associatrd Press is exclusively
”tied to the use for publication of
..fl um dispatches credi Ited to it or
at otherwise in this paper and also
in local news published herein.
All rights of publication or special
Welles 119nm are also resened.
”@0310 DIRECTORY
A Special Communication of Old
Well Lodge. No. 103, I". & A. AI. will
is held at its rooms. Saturday ev -.
ting. Nov. 12th. 1921. at 77:30 o'clock.
Work—~31. M. Degree.
Chicago and Its Mayor—Balzac Would
Have Been Interested in Them
By W. L. GEORGE, in "Hail, Columbia" .
t:
In London the polioemnnwf
VI shan’t last long.”
There is no peace in Chicago.
and headlines
the average
I irtuo is everybodys business.
the languid hand is obeyed; in \ew
York the policeman of the White—gloved band is often obe§e(l.1n Chi-
cago he needs a Whistle to control a people who will not obey.
in a crowded city in which the stranger tolls himself,
\o peace
“If I u'eaken
No peace in the city of noise, traffic,
It is with reluctance that I part from Chicago and its 11111) 01'. They
go together; Balmc would have been interested in them.
In minor European towns the favorite diversion is sleep; I believe
American would prefer nightmare.
A woman’s club, which had applied
' for a lecture date, refused to engage me because my photograph exhibited
me in a dres sing noun which exposed my neck.
Though not cverv young American woman is pretty, she nearly al-
.A Stated Communication will be ‘
held Tuesday evening. Nov. 15th. wars knows how to seem it. “hen the fashion “in dress tends toward
1921’ at SST??? undressing, she is rather excessive. This may be due to the hot sums
“'urk—-. . z . ogree.
Fraternany yours. mers.Tl1e American girl goes out with the moon and returns with
EDISON T. HARRIS, W. M- the 51111.,
Atifgthp—r \I “—ILCOX. I like even body in America except the bothers and the waiters.
Secretary.
' M y ‘ A M‘ 7 I 't f the increased publicitv
utlex'Cfiapter ML 33- R- ' “111' CARRY 11‘? In Sine o . < , .
3:88 . ' T 19 Q‘outh 1nd popularity accorded banks and
3‘ {ts 1“ 1215:1133 aenngpgh trues- A widow who lived .111 New Jersey Banking and safe methods for firm-m
$.33 sttreet ch month at 8 o'clock tier-ideal to more to New York. Sim 'clal transaction there are still people
i 0d Aitgust ex'cepied A” R- 4" Shipped her household goods. and who carry large sums of.money and
3813' an A H161: boarded the train with her four lose them. Seldom are they fortun«
Masons oozdiully and fx'nzernallv in-
. (ILAIIITNCE .&. BIIO“'.\‘
F. S. LYON. Secretary.
We;
lllil.l'l,li.\.\ (‘HIXH
'l‘lu Ciz'inesr .1: l'ekin:
finds izsz'ii' S. 'I.‘
owed 113111 _ . “lira-rior ;
the l‘ni‘u-d Slates gas-«uuné-nt suds.
v‘ord il-ul ‘1'. “1111151 13nd it difficult to
7c-coglziu flu» I'I-k Z‘If)\"-l‘lil‘ll(>'ill as
government.”
10 Peking
F ‘11 i 11
m I
1119 Pom pelt-111
”5;! go
children
Il‘ml
smnvu'hen-
savings. SL411” in it.
her
éLind
11!} years of. age
Eve ry -
undflr 11
the big city.
allriglit until she
uncle“: 111-1' destination and found
Sllf’ bud dropped her handing
111 route with her entiro
lI‘ortunatvly for
but: fell into honesl hands
returned to her with con-
llut during the inter—
she suffered all the
.iilfl started for
tiling was going
$211»
was.
intact.
period
If Hts
\ening
The \\';1~ .iugton
might have
1'1 ad ":1" illsu'ml m‘ "1111:
comm-11111
("hinvsn- gorernnwxfl.
'l‘l‘lei‘t- is Lilluil‘zx ;' gun-"711111 pl :1! (Fun.
{011. which niny possi lump :1 littl';
more had}: mm: . 1M- omI at;
I‘ekinfz. but 11 ”2‘ than rrall}:
governs “In." - .Ii 13:1- linmr 01:
{is (’ilplik‘l. tliozn 111111» r12-
?K-liious provir ' in both U11 re
is 111011 m‘ 1055 t :25 in “iv-11hr l
the sen 1'c i=1) .mrily is chi! 01
nlihtni'y. l
‘ unlifimés. it is 11:11111-3
‘» Tllf‘f‘ 1h»- (loll 2:111 st
.\\'12 ' iusion nuns."
speak. for (“li'mrnz
for China
from “311115.: 111 I‘m-
CC-n for: not; really
\‘c-body (-4111 : Ieuk
delegates 5’2"“1; 1“". ”1"- I-EEEIHi Starr-s. Nolii'iifl: :hc- number of 111-01119 1\ lm ziliiusx-mi'ul than keepii‘lg' limi- to Ii-I:
Yt't {hr rm". l‘.1"l>‘=*‘>‘5’““5s 0i ”1“" vast. 1 11'1-1-1- 1-11 route- (\x'eI- lllii' that mm 11111510 by tapping the hack of the sit-z;
populous. “DC‘VPIOEWF ‘ (“Vinny (-11-: “11111: (11‘ 11:11 journalismhéus 11'» \\‘-,'2 -:in front 01‘ them. HQ" {zipped 0.13
“1‘5 “‘9 1115311351 problan m the 0.0?" z.x':1)’i11€r~-u'‘110 were Pll—l'Ollte- to \m‘iuu; "Ain'l “’0' 101. Fun?" "Hamper lhm "
{9"9'w‘ and inipom on “I" .I “in-d "parts of X1 11' York. I'ifnnsyluinin :11: l 3 ”\thu l“l‘&fl01’§ Uanvos \Vid M9" and
States 0111" Of its fore-1110st “Utzes_tfi1.\-UV1"J1' I) on Saturday night. ““511 l"-'\\‘ more of the song's and pier-II:
50'" 11“" China is ”'t gnhhlml up “:111'911- l'uz‘m‘i lo luI‘ziz-w- H111: i1 is truvltlml Jami-s Sexton and his l’uhsv
1m.“ "‘1' ”‘1“ ”“7“”: l""““‘"‘$‘ Or by “u 0‘ :thut 1113111 :1 small auto n:p1w»sr1115 .11llui'mnnists. iuvlnduu: "K1'1Iis‘1-I“\
them‘muoiher. hie mortgage. l:Jone‘s, were plugging:
IV-\(‘(‘l 1:111 :1.\I'1\1:11 ll\!S . __ '_°‘“ 7, _. . . “0“
‘ ‘ ‘ ' . I “P “4"“? 1‘1 fl?“ Palm-1' U!" 0‘1"” ‘ 'llw litrlt- guy stood ll as low: as law
The much dish-115$ (l "siuckwr" lists.ie-x.~11iugx 'Just in front of us 5111 :1 “1) 11011111. l-‘innlly “loaded imo notion 11..
{131111-51 of 1111;: .n‘cusml of failing to ,mau. She was holding,r her hut. :1 hmhl ' turned round and I‘}‘Rt(~rp‘i:. Lugpn‘
comply with 12111 l‘l_"]i';ll"€'nl(’llt.< of llH'lhaE. :1 hug 01‘ vandyfu sheet 01‘ fuse” i hpl‘t‘ young f‘-'l()\\" if you .mn'f gun)
draft. have never horn. 1:111l.vlisll£'il.ainizspli‘kl‘fl up :11 some local store, 21m that. 1'” sick vhf-r (pointing {0 his
InviEt‘Lgati-m' is proving that \\'l1(-tlu-1"2‘mu-s. I'm slu- wasn't holding hI'I' spousv» size 1111131 haw hmIn his wii‘.)
published or not 111;» records neoditongue. “ Islu'I lnntu-d us if sln oumul him) on
careful revision. —~o—— ‘ 531211." '
Tlic l‘uited Stun-s District Attorney ’lVilli her “as one» of “1051' :1;m‘n— MC“ -
for New York was given :1 list of gene looking- follows than \\'1~:11‘ sm~ l’--:.I.I1I_1'1-i='nml 1i1|l‘i;1gtl11~nISXOQU‘JI'
about 111.0130 or young men in
BLIP-fit S
.—
agouy of mind nttendnnl upon such
1 loss. . '
The performance was as foolish as
“lit was 1111111 ('essziry. Her savings
lprohnllly \1'1-1'1- (ll'f‘nOSlli’il sul’I-ly in :1
{New .IrIrsny hank. She- shouhl have
311‘: tln 11.1l11‘1'v. “‘lu'u 5hr gel to
’.\‘1-\\‘ York and nuIerled 1110114. any
'hnnl; Would haw ulh'ndwl lo :1 trains?
for of tin- zim-ounr if she preferred to
'dn-iIOSiE 111-:11' home. or by the utilixa—
lion (11‘ :1 ("hocking‘ account 110 Trams-
'llé'l‘ Would lmx 1- lil‘t'n HULT‘SSHY‘X.
ate as this ’one woman in having their
money returned.
.s_.___._....
Th.» British. Grown Pn'nc‘e is play-
ing the» drum imthe ship's band on
the way to India. Now. don‘t make
any sarcastic remarks. “there's been
man} 11 monarch “ho hadn't brains
enough to plus :1 drum.
Many a patriot who gets red-hot
\vi") indignation at the news of an—
other armx aviator losing his life. in
experimental flying never says a word
“hen he roads of. a workman killed in
u tuctory or a coal mine. -
Foch is going strong-‘50 far. but
Aun-rirau liospilality has knocked out
11111111' 11 foreign hero.
. -—-——-—--———-——-O—‘———-———-—
The grocer can always get :1 rise 0111
01‘ 21 man buying yous! by asking him
\‘. 1,111.11- 111- means to eat. or drink it.
GnNERAL ' ORDERS |
.
as 0111“ _
l
thirtvon collars. and who ask [it‘l‘lill>—!
- I)!'l‘l'HI‘ll’liilll‘w“ \Vlllli'
l‘t‘DOhi‘d 011 the
'1114111'5-1'111'1'.
11 look 01‘ «leap sat.
: 151110111111 meek little-
__(,_
l'ie-srillu “sun had succPss»
,111111‘1nn-dlwl the logs in the picture
and rwsmunl l'lfil‘hl‘l‘l Rnwlinson.
\\’l:1Iz'1'u;1I'n l-‘i'ivnd “‘iflywho had been
busy lurking about some friend of hers
\x'lm lmd n-m-nlly been married. turn-
lo husband and rebuked him for
no! 11- Hing her when the thrilling-{purl
pine-3. \K‘e missed some of if
Film?!)
5
'{Ill
i
l
1
' inolx
lows: 11 PS enioying the silent'tortur-a‘
1h 11 11m poor gook was going through
Snfumn l'u‘o
n. o n.
New York accused of evading the Skin before they change tlu-ii' 1111111}.
draft or 1".1i2i I“ to comply with its You know the kind.
regulations. U11: of the first 3,000 ——o—
eases imestisratzd it nus found that Tim 1V1}: “:15‘ :LI"1‘4112‘.;I:21111I3 ‘m :1.
just nine men were actuallv guilt} lfreezing lunki-A‘I‘n’nl‘fl‘v ll.'11!‘\"--
Some 01 the men 11311191: in the lists (“0 “011'? hr: vermin. 111- 11111111 11.:11
cannot be located. Many are. found,G(~01“gr' He'm'y “as 1111:- nurm- sin- 1 11.
to have served honorably in the nrmy ’ m: him.lI~7"lh-Im';:1- 11mm” 1111? 1: 11 -
or navy and (v .11 died in service‘kf-‘F'l‘ Gulf-1. I ('zm’t 34‘1"! :1 \HIM in
Others reported “1111 were honorably:(‘dgt'“‘u}’s."
discharged. —o—-
It has been maintained right along. "Grm‘gt llt'm‘l'" Slll’5l4l9‘1l. 11111 lode
in certain quarters that the lists were. '61] around him with an air us it he
badly bungled but it will be difficult “'fi&lfiliin¥_"\\'lio hit 1110‘.”
for anybody to see how surh {xtrome ? -—0‘-
differences came to exist bc-twemi ’ Inuur-dinuli in hunk of him 1111s «I110
charges and facts [of those pooplv who find no lwtwr
The nation may “ell feel nroud
:tlint its confidence in its \outh is up-
field as investigation of the lists go
On.
V
-——.___.__.
THE NEYY DEXTIsfi‘n’
The head of the Harvard University
Dental kneel states his belief that in
a very short time two years of regn<
lar college training trill be required;
of persons seeking admission to den—l
ta! schools. One year of college work .
is already required in umber of in- I
1
.
1
{12;
stit utions.
The reason given for this 1: ti:
fact that progress in dentistry has
gone almost as far as posahlr- 1'1
purely II-chnicul competence. Mn.“
clianicn‘r equipment and skii; ham-3:
been developed marvdon sly. Es-l
(15:. vi_\‘ diificult nor}; in rushing;
and 1Ew various ailmntts 1o“ 1 ngueh .
as :1 n .tter of C011r5€ .\(-W instil-
2 apparatus “iii continue t0'
1 out but such progresg 171111
.111'1'Imlx 01.110115 lines l
The 11m rr-sn arch in dentist“ Wm.
follow ilit- ~11» if" c sine. ‘dore must
be 1911111- .2 about the chen‘lical rela-
non of 1211-: to 11.31111) teeth, and of
the relation ‘meeen decaged teeth
and the various ailments now 23.8119157-
attributed to that cause. such I857
rheumatism. nauraigia and heart—dis-
ease.
for SW71 1 iv msries more prepara‘
for: work i\ 5.55311“ Such a re-
quiremem. ‘ first made efiective.
will temper“ 11.1- rleorease the number
of dental s:11.l--:;.ts In the long run.
however. it'u'ill mean great progress.
Dentistry. 111m medicine and the law.
Will p'ace increasing emphasis upor‘
mventative 1\' or}; and public educak
on in its Sprfi‘ial fie-1d rather than on
was; damage done.
M.
if Grins. had put out ahickolat
.3111 she didn’t:
when she first became a in.
game incurable statistician figures .7
«was body
mm ”whole Wm.
M
$331111
w you aietszga‘fi‘ed with your gain in
ands
Dom accept
' able C);Il1wbanisbea pimples, boils and skin' eruptions
.fie with firm flesh and tissue and often completely
Quick, gratifying results. No gas caused.
thinxde. .hggard, drawn looking or lack energy and endmnea
s ‘VI'l‘ MON—two tablets with every meal.
each week and continue taking Liastin’ s VITAM
While the remarkable health-bu‘ldi
.VI-TA-MON has been clearly and positively dem I
energy, nervous troubles, anemia, indigestion,
generally weakened physical and mental condition. it should
used by anyone who OBJECTS to having their Weighim
"1.
I Thin (rerun-down folks
W ”at to qui get
method. firm. 5011' Real:
”ibis-ho nee, lill out the
hollomand sunken cheeks '
, . with strong, healthy tin.
Notes. and build up in-
ctgmshouel’dergy antinvitalo
. 1 try to
. little Mastin' a Wn'lgA?
MON with their meals.
Mastin s VITAMON is a
tiny tablet confining
. highly concentrated yeast-
vitamines as well as the
two other still more im.
portant vitamines (Fat
Soluble A and Water So!-
as if by magic. strengthens
.L
Then weigh and
ON Iregulofly
weight and energy
yalue of Masfin’s
in cases (it luck? 0! ‘
constipation. skineru 11min, p00:
to normal.
tablets stall
moi-eased
imitations or substitutes. You can t Mating VITAMON
good dmggists. 8e
. . ' a ‘
i
l
1
’ certificate of remembrance to treasure
' to any man who makes subscription
Through the. patriotic cooperation of
the founders of the Woman’s National
Foundation a million-dollar'site in the
heart of northwest \Vagshington.Ia‘veri-
table park. rich in historic memories.
has [been secured for a'.’ permanent
home of the institution. It is approx-
imately ten acres in area andWE-omo
_ma.ndsI a. sweeping panorama of the
more important parts of the city. Con-
Igress has again and again considered
purchasing this site and preserving its
natural beauties. . ' Representative
Mention. the majority leader of the
House'fsai'd 011 the floor of Congress
that it was the most beautiful tract of
wooded land in the center of Washing‘
ton and mrhaps (he most beautiful in
any cit} in the world
Plains have been drawn by II. Bur-
rall Hofiman. §r‘.,'and Murray Hot‘fm‘m
of New York City for a group of mag-
nificent bulldingstliat will in them‘
Historic Site Secured F or
Women s NatiOnal Foundation
‘selves be a memorial 'w‘ nor-loan
womanhood and a . most notable
achievement on the part of the mem-
bers of the Foundation. The main
building is to be the Temple Triumpa
hunt—41. great memorial to achieving
American women through all the gen-
eratlons of national existence. (This
temple will contain an auditorium‘
‘the country and a xneep‘ng plane fol“
great. conventions of women gathered
together to discuss the vital problems:
of the day. Here also will be housed
the executive offices or the Founda—t
u».
with it.
Near by is to be the great house.
which ‘will provide ideal accommoda-
3...“ 4... 1....
A View of the W Temple Triumphant, the magnificent will to
achievhigAmeficanwumm-ihood planned by theWamau s NWFW
«the main building on its million-dollar site in Washington. The Temple i
will contain the Hall of Memory with itsfiftyeone memorinlSntepfllm ‘1
onwhich are to be ins-lashed the names of the greatwom :ieach Stan: and '
i . . x . .. l
ern hotel. exclusively for women. :11. lllOl'zlllZf‘ an American mothers from§ ,
most “10‘.”th Imps Here pioneer to the present times, the l '
be housed the work rooms .I-xplIrimvn-
1:1] kitchens. laboratories. 21ml other
equipment for the scientific- correspon-
dence courses through whirl: (hm
Foundation hopes to roach and i1 {01 .
'(Ist rural as we]! as city women.
A beautiful Sylvan IhoatI :- will {11‘-
fnrd :1 setting for pageants pastoral
,pluys. classic and folk dances. and mi. 9
tortninm‘ents for ch‘iMn-n. It is rum:
posed in the outline of 1111s, ll‘walr IV to
offer a home 10 made in- Amr ricn all
music. and drama that shall griu- real
encouragement to American artists.
composers. and dramatists
also will‘
fm with state.
umbia. and Hawaii.
inscribed the names of the
The women of that state or territorx.
names olf the mothers of the donors
will be carved- thereon. A special
committee of men is being organized
to erect this mothers shall as one or
the first structures of the II‘ oundalion
Sllf-
A unique feature of the To Imple Tn'-
umplinnt will be the Hall of Mormon-5'.
sun .51 sit-d In Mrs. George Burnett. one 7 I
(H the board 0: goxernors. which is to
have fifh'vone memorial pillars. om
Alaska. District of CoLI
on which will In
mat-est '
I‘
Founders Club is another building of committee 01- liislorical museum. will
the group 111111111111 1'01- lhose who be-
come founders.
number of silt-s 1111' national homes of
women‘s organizations haw already
liven received.
This ventral plant in \Vashlngton
will send programs from its various
departments to local conic-rs through:
out the oountu'. From those centers
will he selvctod delegates to come to
I 3
%
‘3
av
Waninfisuaum '
Ian-is 8: Ewing
lbs. 3. Baden Hmiman. distinguished
woman lender, who' we membcrof the
ExeaifiveCamimofflieWmn'a
National Foundation. This portrait
m Mrs. Harman in die jeweled
headgear of a Grand Duchess, as sh:
appeared attire Russian Relief Com-
mittee's Ball.
the annual convention of the Founda—
tion in the national capital. ;
In order to stress the memorial as-
pect ol‘ the L‘qundauon opportunity is
at this time offered to beuome "buila-
ei' members and thus erect. thé 591611-
(11.1 group'of bundings'pianned. 'A’fiYfi
one who subscribes $10531- more be—
comes a builder member and may feel
that. she. in. effect. owns a; square foot
of land and a.ll-'tust.is builded~thereon
and has dailcated’it to Iiwomauhood
through. the: Foundation in the mam, ' e
of some beloved woman, As a. build-
.er member the donor is entitled to a.
in thehome and a duplicate to .. be
placed" in the book of remembrance in
the Hall of Memory. The like privi-r
lege of nominating the name of any
’Iwornan chosen for entrance in the
book of remembrance is also granted
to the building fund of the Founda.
tion of ten dollars or more. pMore in—
formation in detail regarding this :I'ne-
morial membership will be furnished
upon inquiry of “The Membership
Committee. Woman‘ 5 . ual Foun-
dation. Connectiout Avenfifi Washing-
\
out the me—
bf‘ appointed to select thesz 1111mm:
. ‘Hd Applications f0? 11 with representatfies from each state.
and patriotic and other orguiizniions
ore asked to make nominations 0! :l‘: 1
women they consider should be thus
seating two thousand persons. provid- l
ing an open forum for the wrong-n of I
tion and those of other national on: -
ganmtions that may become affiliated: ’ ‘
g .
2
tions for visiting members in a'mod- '
'2 Underwood & Underwood
Mrs. Clam Critbendcn Calhoun.
President of the Women's National
Foundation. who: inspired sugges-
tion resulted in the founding of
‘ this great organirnfiou n'l' Anmfican
iWomen.
Shown in all the FaShionable Slian _
eluding black; regular $3.00 quaii-..
Special . $2.19
‘ s
1
JNCHES WIDE
honored, “as“.
selected 111:1: ‘7 "
Period 51'. .
ca. but -'
TE‘I:\
{1111...
rm,
.1311” ,- , .
r11- :- 31'
{lfw 1:37
who 1:1; .
and
across
the slinmv— 11' I
no appmp. 3
1,6611 Q‘f‘PChIIJ,
‘.>' 1:
din...
H.‘.\'[) .‘l \hl,
"How did 301;
burglar?" aslivd
“Ry easy Slag‘l-S
'1 first houghi a so .
at a county fair. 1!)» :1 l til-:Hr‘
('11!) awhilv. Afier
wresziiuf: bouts and in“
iknew 1’: l was breaking- into 9... .
thuses."——-Binniugham AEQ‘:>§“:"‘
£1 ‘
I pro"
1 ill} 08‘?
' A DIF'FICFLTY SOLVED.
"\Vt' were just about to go to
lust vie-ck." said the («1110? of. 1:
Cliiggersxéflo Clarion. "when we dis-
covered that we- didn‘z have any int.“
"But you go; the paper out as 135‘
1'.:l""
"(111. yes. 1 11.111 3 happy thought 2
rulfiami the 011111;; towel over file 83;:-
forms and we pfinted a fair egg
tion."——Birmingham Age-Herald.
—_... _ _ __ fl .
Many indeed are tall .1‘
PRICES at this elahm
Fl *Y- Slell
AND HOI
....».....m.;.: of the wonderful gift values to be found
:9 FIFTY-SIXTH AN.
porch 35111 g.
at our FIFTY-SIXTH ANNIVERSARY AND HOLIDAY
lovers and Gift givers are locating exactly what thev want at cox-reel. prices.
LET EVERYONE HELP celebrate.
NIVERSARY AND HOLIDAY DISPLAY exam- Let evervone take advantage of this
plify our fifty—six year old policy of
BEST QUALITY GIFTS AT LDVFEST PRICES
seasonal opportunity
On small tables through-
out the gore will be found exceptional
$111111:
ANNIVERSARY
u'iAY DISPLAY
DISPLAY." Gift
.....-..-u——.
"‘1‘.
w win—warm :sxmi-w- 1...
for Ch! istmas
We always have and always will anticipate price
reductions Our prices will always coincide at more y exceptional pnces.
with replacement levels. regardless of that we SOME ASL LQ‘E‘R AS A DOLLAR. 1
oursehes pay for mertmandise. ‘ OTHERS O“ 3
'Anni '7 7 Gifts for Christmas Buyers
DIAMONDS I WATCHES JEWELRY OLD DUTCH SILVER
Gold _.‘ f ‘ .
_ ' Gold filled 101- men “331:3?“ $ 50 REPRODUCTIONS
Begutlfl“ single stone $17 ’ ‘ Gold Bar Pins Table mats
rings with blue white 14kt solid gold “-90 *9 $709 $2.25 to $ 5.75
. , $55 ‘0 3500 Gold Brooch-95s) $ 50 Tea. Cadd’
t in new I 1 to 195
perfect 3 one VGol‘d 'filled women's Gold hand: pins 3 4'50 t" 3 7'25
pierced design mount- wrist watches $ 20 $1.00 to $ 10 Baskgts
! mg $59 - $75 . $100 14kt solid gold wom- (30m Emmi}; t 75 $ 7 35 to $23-50 1
, 7 , . en's wrist watches d . sixg‘ ;7$ f Jewel boxes 1
Others up to $1,290 3 :gveflmi 81‘ 3‘ ‘5 ° , s 5.50 to $13.50
' ' 3.
mugs HAND PAINTED STERLING SILVER 66:15:55 CXAREQ: I
New odd shapes for CHINA. ~ GIFTS vases$ 1 75 to $ 400 ;
.women —From the Osborne tea. spoons HEWkeS bold Band
$3.50 to 3 40 Studio. 3'13 *0 $39 3 d0:- Glass Tumblers '
'Men’ 5 rings Plates berry 8130??? 11 is $16.50 d°z_ '5
$15 to s 75 s a to $10.59 knives $ ° $ a“ Hawkes Gold Band
Baby rings 1 Bowls 5 8 to $30 ' . $37 to $47 dot. , Glass Sheggts do:
M' 3 to $ 5 'Vases 3 8 to s 150 Pie. servers *0 $5 etch Ni? Iskcorated Glass ‘
arriage rings . ase
P Cream Ladles _
‘1 . $10 to $ 35 “chews?" 1550 $325 ‘0 $0 each s 3 to $23 ~
. New Decorated GlaSs
Signet rings - Bread 1123 ' Candv Jars
$3.50 to $ 45 Sugar g 9238”; $159 _ $13 to $50 each. ~$ 9
Plain rings " Salts and Pam’s” Elsefégis {$511333 New Decorated Glass
5$5350 to s 12 $1.50“ £4m mg prices. ”105$
BE. SURE TO VlEW THE. WONDROUS VALUES ON THE 61F T TABLES
At the WSig'n‘of file Chimes
Norwalk Chronicler