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South Norwfllk Methodist church. last
winter. will be delighted to know that
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This is not a “Reduction Sale?’——it is a Price Slashing Sale. We
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That the workman is able to liv ' r ' '
e mmers receiving comelderably m. “u
-—-- BlSllllP llllAlll-I ~leEllMAN WllllllMEN‘ lif‘ie‘l“‘;"""“$em W... some .. m... .
‘ str 1: arg9‘RIQ‘asuro, to the fact that while the common laborer makes m;
l b0: ref 11 atioas 0f {0011 prices have 50 or 60 marks for eight hours. “
‘ 11 en orced by German authorities, Professors in th . .. . ,
3 and has prevented shopkeepers from‘ ‘ 8. u".“‘rs“"'3 1““1
l , boosting the cost or the “Ream“: ot‘ :chool teachers malntaln that the».
So ll Braslall ; l ' “fe' desmte depredatio“ l" the "an” "Emmi? 1222‘::g’wc::|.a:3;?:rw0rk.
64996—S\\'INGL\H VINE . ~ . _ _ . . . _ _ _ , , _ , , . . . ,~ ,,,,,,, _ . . . . . . . ........... p le l The lecture on “Jean Valjean." de- l5 ot the mark. 'l‘hese regulations apply less than 80 marks a dnv age or
7- -. - . - . BO ATKIFV ' . . . . . . . . De Gogorza zlixexed by Bishop William A Quayle. ,. . 1 5 chief“ to house rent. meat. potatoes 5. -‘
64997—505L1 01' THE \ OLGA . x A. ..... . .................... LL. D. of St Louis at the Norwalk and other staples produced within the ““09 “19 War the Germans do not
- - ~ ......... . ........... Orville Harmld and Eva Gauthier .31. 1-: a “,3 heard country, 93‘ a much meat as formerly pom.
74,16__L0[ [SE ............... . church. last me ht. ' toes formin th
_;-~ THE \l. I. Y F FXl THFF L . _ _ . ______________________ . , . , . Schumann- Heink and enjoyed by a large and dellghttul COBLEN'I. Germnnv Dec. 1.—— Many luxuries have increased in food Barks breidvriinmple 3‘1“"? 0’
1530—4 )H (( - - 11‘ ‘ l l1 NI {or lack and Kreisler laudience. 'ihe bishop won his audl- \Vorkmen in. mo}, parts of’Germany price, especially within the last few loaves is gold for‘ . n-‘la tkm“? pound
57575._THE LAST ”(H l .............. . ............... . o n c n .ence in the first zninuti of his appear- am said now to be receiving better ‘weeks. when the mark took a tumble; a mi tun, resembling 1:. this being
_ 111. \'\7\RE'l H _______________________________________ Reillald \\ errenrat'n ’ance and held it to the ‘90 01059 0‘ wages everything considered than but the currency fluctuation has not made m me,— ,53 It IS ””3" 1-“
.471 . .- ....... ;hls hour and a half lectule. 1 prior to'thehwar-«md working shorter materiallv afl’ected food in the mar— yen wholesome and it 1:22:51“?
4 'l he presentation was inte nse‘ y 1u- . ‘ . . . ' kets patronized by the working class- n 7“
l hours. Tllls ls particularly true of mi ‘-‘ Americans amon the
])ANCE RECORDS l‘sag'f RiShop Qua”? had his amjiinf: the occupied area. according to Amer- 95‘ General Henrv T Alla: Coflmififlfg
. S ”l Ol‘clleS t er in m”?““‘",“ on $3.:ng He ican Army officers who, in their line 0ne-hundred marks a day is consid- of the American forces in (‘sprmzmV
1*‘l-“ SAL“ LBIAY~—l“n.\' Tn“ """""" ' """""""""""" JO). (I. m“ I iififitfgeifrefi‘xezopflfi of $13,911“. and of duty. have come in contact with ered a fair wage for the average who has it on his lab‘e at home ,Ic
, , , H l - ‘ ‘ '5' . 1" V 3- ' ‘ _ . . .~ - —‘ , —‘ , 11d every meal.
wm DhAR"—-l‘0x lrot ................................. Jus C Smith Orclles. lludicrous m a style that marked hm, the German working classes. “Orklllg m-ln. skilled workmen a ,
ln-""~—O\'F KISS—P on Trot _______________________________ BERN)“ Orches (if (hlt'fi 1g“ Eus all inimitable master. The lecture —: __ -. ___,_ ”fl t
' ' "' i “ ‘ , , . , , I, was at once instructive. artistic and _ . D“
.l[ 81 LII\E A llAlKBO“; ---------------------------- Benso“ Ol-cht‘s. 0f ( hicat‘o ;eutertaiuiug to the highest degree. , . . . ”z... 9 6 OW“
HWL—(‘ANADI AV PAPERS—Fox Trot. . . .................... Paul \\ hltelnall Orchestra 1 "Victor Hugo," said Bishop QU’JY‘“ o
C '- - ‘ - ‘ . - 7 Penmn Orchestra Of Chicano ; 'While himself a mall 01' low moxals. 0:0 , , .,.
Bl‘llXI BAX fiFl'iX TTflt .......... . ................. ’ f - . ~ ( I bk l Maul avery keen sense of what the real .0 . O
lasli—SEl’ O\D HAND ROSE—Fox Trot ..................... Paul \\ hltemau Orchestra £11.-.) is He made heme, of ”“9"” of. 3. 7 ’ 3. -
- - ‘ ,, ' ' - . stra all classes liu: the consumnlnllon Ol . , ..
H.5t\ 1‘: \nl FORGOTTEN 0__;\I§dlt} .................. Paul \‘ llltenldll 21.028 all his hero creations was “Jean \ 1.1. 5,3. . .z.
lfifi'fll—TIT'K )l E TO SLEEP .............. . ................. . ......... Benson ( lc' Balm JeuIl‘llfl‘ no t . t P” WM? “shop l3, .3;
. _. ‘ so )rnlestr; ‘ l s m 9"?" “ '~ '~ ' ‘ ' O.
\\ ABA\H l l- l H- FOX Trot ----- ' """""""""""""" . ,9" n L t lQuuyle contrasted the heroes of Hu‘,’o lozo 9.0
lwith those of ancient classics. He put l.. :0
Y Then“ "“ out of "u- hero class of mod-l .‘
‘ Il\ STRUMENTAL RECORDS , em limeseXchilles, because he m 9, .3;
‘ _ ‘ , . , _ , rss; . a pouter; Aeneas,'because he was al- ' e
leal.»«RObb DOC: TROT ................ . ....... . ...... . ....... Blatk lil(( Eddie H 1 ways weeping; Ulysses, because he‘ :9 , _ , . .2
ROSS REEL ........ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .............. . . . . . bl {W k l "“9 Eil‘ ll? 80.?» was never homesick when away from Og’ ‘ 0Q
, his wife. He attributed Hugo's sur— .3. 7 n a e .;
cess as a creator ol’ heroes to the fact - ¢
‘YOCAL RECORDS (but Hugo “as a great admirer of .z'. 7 _ 6::
4" Jesus. 99 ' ' .—
il5711<A\TA (“ML VIVITS THE CHILDREN v lilahop Quayle-'3 portrayal l): Jgun .3. . g‘
’ fl , . . v; .' { llV‘ 'ajeans struggle with lumse w .en ..
«lain—DARKi leRlEs ............... . ............ m... .. auger: lieu.” m, hem, that mm," mm was med ,3, __ __ ,9.
IRISH STORIES ............................ ... ........ .. ...... .1 er . e ,l as Jed“ Vang“, for ”king a silver .3. z.
t S 1\ , S HYMNS AND CAROL-8.. ............... . ........ 'l‘rillit-.v Chmr Coin from the little boy from Whom
""“2 —( HRI T {A he. himself. had taken it. was muster— 9:9 4! ‘ O.
ful. The bishop said. ‘I do not say . ‘
STOP IN AND HEAR THESE RECORDS. It “’ILL BE A than lean V-IlJenn mm .. conscience. ’3
'lmt that was conscience. }’ 5 ‘ -
PLEASURE TO PLAY THEM FOR Y OU . m W1 m .. .1
the little atlic with Coselle were .. , ‘ o
equally well done. " ' . l
' The Men's Assembly is to_ be con- 0:. - .
,gratulated on the succew of the even- i.. 5‘
ing and thanked for bringing Bishop ._ 7 . .
Quayle to Norwalk. % . ' ‘ Q
OLD}: FASHIONED CONCERT}: “[0 O. _ , ‘ "
49 W an Street m: (:lnzs NEXT insult. é. - l
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OPEN EVERY EVENING UNTIL NINE OCLOCK. .The members of the audieme of ‘3. , . :le
over four hundred who attended the . :‘
Olde Fashioned Concel-te, given in the ..
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another similar concerte is to be given 0 . o .
BIG THRE EE ”192312.134"; (niggllzggggalgzkigg .1? BLUEBEARD OF n... week. on Tuesday evening. A ‘3 have on hand three hundred, Hats, ranging 1n prlce from $3.98 to of,
a ‘ ‘ chorus of about forty has been re- .0 06
DEADLOCKED ON lung conllmersy. The Chinese dele- FRANCE TO BE llearsing for some weeks on the work. 3 $8 9 d , Will Close them out :
JAPAN’S CLAIM gates announced alter acceptlnfigthel GUILLOTINED The”, win be mixed choruses. men's 9:. . 5—31! “9 090‘
Ammmd“ ‘md Br‘uéh offer (l) ”Bad, chloruses. women's choruses. solos. 0. 9:»
offices' in the controversy .t 1111 l 95' (C ti o. f duets. instrumental selections. read- .8. 9“
(Continued trom Page One) were enlelmg lllehdlscrlssmnhs fire on line rom Page One) lugs. etc. Everybody will be dressed .:9
~——-* pared ‘0 accep. not lng 955; an un-i ~_ in the costumes ol‘ other days. The .. <39
parisons. “'ith the subcommitlel- of conditional .Wllhdl‘flwal hot ballallt‘sfit", tion asklll" President Milli-rand to music will be constituted of the songs . .0.
exports on the “big three“ naval pow- claims lll bluntllng. 111 l e a sence (; ‘icommule lllt sculencc to lil‘c-lnlpris- of the past. the songs that have lived ' . ’ ’ . :
crs at formal disagreement on ad- 3'03‘ dPfil‘ut‘ llldlCilliOD 3f “Slum? .1 onmrnt, which was slgned. among in spite of the years Some will be .' \°
jouming yesterday. as to the basis (0 E‘Jhk .fsumed, “in“ tetl? for 11381155: Others. by the jurors. ”I refuse to 115k serious. some will be guy. A most .0 ¢*.
be used for htese comparisons it was “)9, 9.5 "f". “.9“ (1 con .1 l h e ,9 t fo’ "1“ "‘3' 11" [01“ the IHUU‘ “A enjoyable program it will be. .. 3
considered today that further progress 9X:\Jllo‘nb. fumes; 1011 [1)“ I 9 ritkl} lmall like me wants justice not nu. icy. ”fl. :5 _ ,4” z 0.9.
could lay only in discussion between filplolill‘l‘il‘“ 9!“ dun? ““993 0 ‘0 ~"lou think I am guilty; then let me a ' ‘ ‘ ‘ 00 g,
the American and Japanese (1919- and 9 111g. ‘ ldie-.‘l.:1ndrll sedumrll his women victims .. f ‘ . d .1 Sh l t .d .:.‘
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gates. _ ills l'l-lllurks alter rcachulg the cell through promises of marriage. After ( :h l r mwn al 0 ear 0 3V0] o
Dividing attention with the naval Odd. liwere also characteristic of this luring them to his villa at Gambais 9. senSlble rIStmas G ts a e a g y. D y 0:;
situatiOn today was the fll‘Sl meeting A Brillsh firm hears the name of strange character. the record or whose the prosecution charged that hr killed .. . ‘, .a'
(if the representatives of China and "anlish & Irish" ’[he funny thing i[irrllesome deeds as unfolded ill the them and dispOSl-ll of (in bodies, by last-minute ruSh. .:.
' Japan, With Secretary HUShPS ahd Ar- about 11 Is howpver, that Mr. [fish is ldingy Versailles court room. has burning them in :1 small stove. after .0 0.9
thur J. Balfour. as respective heads of English and Mr. English is Irlsh.-—Bos~ drawn the attention ol‘ all Franc..- and first cutting: them into small pieces .. ‘0.
American and British grouns m , . .of thousands or persons in other coulla and crushing the skulls. The stove 9 W .— o 9 O O 9 E'EO”!O".‘O"®‘Q9"QO . .' . ’
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ton Transc p itrles. "it has been a grent'sllow.” he was one of the prlncmul cxlllblts at ”9” MO“...O”O”O. W. . .fi
said. "I hope the public is satisfied. the trial. ‘ ———-
l1 give you ll rendczvous for the (‘lld of The motive ascribed to Lnndrll was _ 1 “1:: ____________.I
i‘Ft‘lH‘llill‘)“ or the beginning of .Mnrch that of robbery. various entries in a. ‘- T = g
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.to show you how an innocent man notebook being clted to prove that. he I l
'dies." , kept account of the amounts derived 3
{ 'l‘-lle lust. houls of the trial saw one from each crime. The victims were 9,
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'of the grtatest cr'oudx at and alound
the coult loom ever seen in V'elsuilles.
.. Pickpockcls beg-.111 operations in the
‘51,“:th . press of the gathering. while the jury
. was out. and three men complained
‘ ' that their wallets had been taken.
“If the trial lasted another day. I
would be unable to find :1 sent my—
self." Landru told the gendurmes as
be surveyed the. throngs struggling to
enter after the recess.
A FEW OF THE NEW VICTOR RECORDS
FOR DECEMBER .7 .
DANCE MUSIC 9 9' 1" Q o , _l .
The Very Latest and Snappiest.
18816—SALO MAY—Fox Trot ...... Jo. ( Smith Orchestra 'ANSWER
1WHY DEAR ’.'——Fux 'l‘lot . . .. Jos C. Smith Orchestra
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mostly married women with small
properties. who had been Separated
from their husbands. The. evidence A
was principally circumstantial, the
only direct testimony being about a.
pound and a half of bones. some of
the fragments of which were so small
that they had to be viewed under mi-
croscopes.
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Advertise in the Sentinel.
18823—ONE KISS—Fox Trot ............ Benson Orchestra 5 WATs All.
JUST LIKE A RAIN BOVV—Fox Trot, Bensorl Orclles. (~
18824——CANADIAN CAPERS—F‘ox “l‘l'ol . .VVllitemlln Orclles. l "v
BTMINI BAY_Fox Trot ............ 7 Benson Orclles. 1:51:32 l yfgfg
CHRISTMAS MUSIC ‘_
Old Favorite Christmas Hymns and Carols. ‘ 4“ ', 7' ‘ .
35712—Christmas Hymns and Carols No.1—Tr'1nity Choir , L ,
“Christmas Awake!" “011 Little Town of Bethlehem. ’ "(rod
Rest You Merry Gentlemen. ' “The First Noel ”
“Silent Night"
35712—Ghristmas Hymns and Carols No. 2-—Trinity Glioir
“Joy to the World " “The Angels and the Shepherds,” “Calm _
011 the Listening Bar of Night " “\Ve Three Kings of
the Orient Are " “A Joyful Christmas Song”
3571 l—-—SANTA CLAUS \V [SlTS THE CHILDRENr—Part 1
.................. ,.....GilbertGirard
SANTA CLAUS V [Sl'l‘S THE CHILDPEN—Part 2
Gilbert. Girard
l RED SEAL RECORDS
Melodious and Rhythmic
7576—THE LAST HOUR . . . . . . . . McCormack and Kreisler
66007—VALSE IN G FLAT MAJOR . . . . . . . . Rachmaninofi
64996—SWINGIN’ VINE . . . . . . . . . . . . . Kg Sophie Braslau.
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1 French Millincry Shop ..
NORTH MAIN STREET l
“South Norwalk’s .Newest Millinery Establishment
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OUR FIRST
ANNUAL SALE ;
Owing to the Backward Season, We Are Compelled to Sell Our
Entire Winter Stock at a Great Loss.
300 Hats (the very latest styles):........................$1.98
V alue up to $5. 98
200Hats$298
Value up to $7.98
100Hats$398 J
V alue up to $10. 00
Don’t MiSs This Opportunity to Get Your Hat NOW.
Come Early and Avoid the Rush.
* THE FRENCH
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MILLINERY
SHOP.
same store
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Norwalk Chronicler