loaned a. stove.
: mated material for a ping—pong table.
1 check for one hundre-l doilars.
‘ cos to tl-e club
77 31 rs. Chamblis
7 still
‘ beautifying the spacious rooms of the
, speak a
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3192122102159 have donated goods.
The gas company have installed and
Hubbe! Han and Randall have :16-
The "Norwalk Greenhouses" have'
sent ferns.
Raymond Brothers have given card
.abtes.
E. I—Yneson's have contributed 512.-
fionary.
. Ban-z: Stacy Benton has. in I. most
artistic manner. hung the pictures
which have been presented.
The Hour has given labels for the
many good books. already on the thei-
was
Mrs. Zelda. Rams “‘iswell has sent
to the fioase arrangement committee
a check for one hundred dollars. un-
solicited. V
A. mat: in Norwaik has sent his
Mr. Lisberger aEso sent his check
for $23. 00.
.bmong others “1:0 12 1V kHz-tn gener-
fjrv'
Mrs. George T. H113. Jr.. 3125. Alvin
'0. VVafis‘l‘orth. Mrs. W. Piers-on. Mrs.
3032:) Cavanagh. Mrs. George C.
Brown. Mrs. J. G. Gregory. Mrs. Pech-
homer. Mrs. G. E. BrownfiMrs. Louis.
A. Izhmaiet. Mrs. Porter Emerson
Broxvn. 312$ ){ary Hubs- Jennings.
32S. Henry Gregor-3‘. Mrs Reed Han”!-
aad. Mrs. Merriman. Mrs. Edward
Vt'f-éd. Mrs. Seymour Curtis. Mrs. E.
5. Sims. GEendez‘. .ings drug store.
“American manhood and absolutely
rifle
operated in the
" life of some
. ”it‘s of“! fin-m
‘71:]: the money raiséo in the 9&3!
sale this year, it is possible thw‘éthe
”men ffixay TMWTT ,
i0 his country as that‘of Géneml’3
wards has been.
rgfi&om
’1
' that
he Isglsiature specifically-'d’esignated
mxhat 8110111114148 gm the
:1, ix, was lgrnéd. reach”?
admission 3'35 11121111311: *1)
make’ 3233:1191; auémp't 1o hive theI
‘ This? rocordy
former commissigfig
s- ‘esterGay.
were ore-3912:?! Sever-31
5:20. 0111) of which 512m about
11131139115 T623351
Tho comm“; orgs megs. at the, (3.158101
312131 3501. 2.31 the; mcmfiers
mks :ago the
commissioai asked “the board for .the
was for 211:: ‘12-; noing of 1b»;
pol-mascot oss-
Dr. Job? 2 T. Biack. com;
heaith and former hear} 0 ‘
industrial waste boar-«1.22
$6 (mu records
.7. ‘ ’CS ,r
1‘ is “1’1 ““Y‘moo ‘ ”I
‘33::
”“0 0115.“ ‘0
21:7; "“1197.
13313 t
before the: board and mark; 2?:pr
1
for an. appropriation fr):- 3. tilting 3;:
x
Gemra! Clarence R.
well-loved: 'Daddy” of . .
.Drajxsion, hIxifs'eit fought ‘the battle of
tuberculosis for niné months in 1966.
his 4321139: as an
army officer might be doomed. A life
of absolute obedience in which the
doctors more hiszsnperior officers was
mnsibie for his winning the battle
and coming out victorious.
Gene-ta} Edwards is an inspisaiisn .
His is
proves that a man may
to his country in spite of the fact that
he has 118d tubercuiosis He treated
the disc: .59 in time and then was a.
good sport enough to obey
the game.
1 hope evexv stout— hearted lad who
is «1 ‘z. the Yankee Division. as welras
ever-3 ext-service man. will go to the
front in this fight and help by buying
Christmas Health Seals to the limit! '
It is fitting that Conne’clcut Amer}- '
can Ligmn P0515 haze taken up the
campaign to sell the seals because the
n‘ono“; raised in this state is large!)
e>.penr:ed for the relief of the “odd!
“3r \eteruns who are ill with tuber-
1 121051.91“. Nev. Hasen last 5921‘. the
Legion Post sold the. seals and turned
the rroceéds over to the Visiting
\‘nrse Association for its tuberculosis
nursing. The tuberculosis nurses haxe
Giscoxered ‘anfl treated nin(.ty- fine for-
mer St rvice men who are ill with the
dismiss in that city alone. In Bridge-
port, Torrington. and . several other
In spite of the feet that the dub
has met with such immediate response
to their needs. the committoe in
charge of furnishings and decorations
win be glad of further co-operation
from friends and members. There are
Backing many small things for
110239. By teiep‘noning Mrs. William
Lauder. 1037 or 1333. any one inter-
Gated may secure information and
» partit‘u‘ ars.
Elmore-is of people are looking for.- ,
ward to an opening of the club house.
This will take piace on Saturday
Doctmbc—r 36m. The house will then
be t. ‘I‘rcwn open to ail from 10 o‘clock
3. :22 till 11 o'ciockp. :11.
Ref aver-n three and {our ociock in
the afternoon Mayor Barton vull b9
i preset: to extend a hand of wo‘scomre
to the pubic for the Girl's and \Yomen .
ii. Non-1‘31]; an} 12-2 will. at 1113.1 time
few words;
Light mfxshmenfs W131 he sorrel}.
GRIT RBI) {10113.56}; \VTLL
‘ CIR}: TI BFRCU (ISIS.
"Arty gar-‘90:: who 2125 Ha»- courage
and grit to go through with the 1.21er
{can 1-:— rm—rd of tubervulosis." says:-
i‘Gezx': -il ‘F‘d‘warris 5.1. speanirg of tho
2.3?1‘511Chr2312’135 \r'13 5'11 I16 1213(1—
Hi 20.: - is tog-k of ’I‘Jma '
nearx‘r m} heart. {I 1 11+ lim‘e 112:1:
nib? z‘rulosés' c o' :. 1.» :llsolutviy
stamped out of ”is. country in ten
y'wt‘sif the 3.190va were 0:113‘ in Parr» ‘ '
i; . (:7 p
To STOP COIZGIITSG :‘T SIGHT.
i p.533—-
“11:42 anyone is suffering from .a
bronchial affliction oz- has a cough
that fingers on and grows norse at
night. the loss of slcep tends to “.9." 21;.
en the sufl'erer and grows more sen-
ous the longer it is neglected. Mrs.
151. Suter, 64? Longbrook Aw"... Strat—
forfi. Conn“ writes: ”Foiev 9 Honey
and Ta:- has given me grer- :t reiiet
from a severe attack of bronchitis."
No medicine sands higher through-
out the nation as a family remedy
for, colds. coughs. bronchial and “flu."
wogfia.—-Stiil:on—Pow+.»ll Corp. 7
'1ions.
motions TOE NAIL
TURNS our ITSELF
A noted authority says that a. few
drops of “Dome" upon the skin sur-
rounding the ingrowing nail redures
inflammation and pain' and so tough-
ens the tender. sensitive skin under-
neath the toe nail. that it can not
penetrate the flesh. and the nail turns
anaturany outward amastbver night. , '
“"Outgro is a nannies. antiseptic
manufactured {or Chiropodists. How-
ever anyone can buy from the drug
store a tiny bottle containing direc-
Adv.
The flat and original Cold antGrip
Tablet. the merit of which is reme-
nized by all civiiized nations.
Be sure yOu get
3391119
The genuine bears this signature
the roles of
Allfihnstmas Goodsmow onJhsplay
Toys 111 Basement—61ft Room, Secc’md floor
(322151135422 1253111T I“:
Momma-11y “.80 I
v—
Gate’leg Tables ‘1
Solid Mahogany Cote-leg, size 48 x 54 inches, suitable for
' 2119ng room or small breakfast room, made with} two drawers.
From Now Until Chrxsttnas
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frillbo’fmémnyummypiemmymfi
wbchwauumkeambsnnhdziflfoflhehom
Tnfikiforeverym,59wmg0abmeb.'rawms;gfi
’ ”7"”: Rocks, Duh, WinkorChah‘fltndBockefl.
‘M- :
s: .
f.
My Swabs Extension Tables, 5116 42 x‘ 48 but extend—
when neeQed. -‘ 1;
Mahogany Gabe-leg, 34 x 48 inches.
Card Tables
..
1:2
‘ 'one drawer.
the unsteady conditmn of most card tables
Foetstook
Mahognany _ ; and
Fumed Oak with
tapestry and leather.
Coverings.
PHONE ‘
Gehebe s
W; Here If Wu RM
Oil Heaters, Gas Heaters; Electric Heaters,
Elcctric Irons Electric and Gas
Portable Lamps, Etc.
25 Washington Street
South Norwalk
$4.50 up
ing to 62 inches. Would make good dining room table if desired. »
MahogmyGaie-leg in 4819c}: 3126, bxtend‘ng to 68 inches
Card Tables with either felt or imitation leather taps. These“ 1 ,
tables are double braced which makes them hold firm a contrast to, . .. ' '
“ Trust Iverybody-but cut the awards ” Mr. Ducky
Mahogany Inlmd Card Tobie: ‘m Sheraton stvie, made with
$44.00 '
Chairs
Solid Mahogany
made with cane seats
and backs. Marked
special at
$22.50, each
FRANK
96 Washington. Street ‘
THE HALLMARK STORE”. "
JEWELER _
Successor to Coleburn & Lauéer
Wrist Watches, Rings,
Brooches
LAUDE R-
suited for round tables.
Size 70 x 70 inches,
saw so
Edges embroidered in Hue, grecn and white,
Linens for your Christmas T able
orforgxfbtoormmeutthetabluofyourfnendsw
Sofia Damask Cloths of finé quaiityfar very
good weight, very effective patterns in designs
W to mohdothsfln 22 inches square,
' . , . ‘ . = $959
Euncliaon sea of thiriteen pieces, with the
; 51111919 511211 stitch. These come nicely boxer! for
A Size 705: {is-inches,
37 ' running vines, etc.
and Rockers
W Wm, one dozen neatly
\
7. .3 There are so Many Toys
flammable to
2 For Boys
' ' . three
different models,
. $2.75 to $5.00
7 $6.00 to $25.00
. Me Tricks,
50 cts.
2 Painting Outfits,
furnished with land-
scape scenes and
houses,
‘ Siibat Wireless and
Why Outfits
$2.50 up.
Sun'plex Typewrit-
;en, three sizes; No.1
$31.50, No. 3, $3.00,
No. 5, 36m.
MIM‘M I P! ‘N-4
not.» ~.
.111
hstthemofiatonce
For Girls_
Mekongeiviitét
oven in front, wit?
cord and plug attach-
ment. Of a size to dc
real cooking, $10.00
Cod Stoves in sev-
eral sizes,
32:50 to $4.50
“Little Q 1: e e n ”
Washing Machine, two
51265 $3 50 to $5.00 ’
Kinkrgarten Out-
fits \3 11h pa ints, cray-
011$, COTOT Ed paper etc.
for experimenting and
tr)" mg one 5 skin 5200
Painting Sets, 9cm.
taming dolls and cloth-
ing together with co!-
ored paints. , $2.00
In the baseomm.
Tea Wagons
Tea Wagon of 5%hc1” Mahogany
made to resemble a gate-leg table with
‘ a separate glass
<tray and drop handle.
$60.00
Ten Wagonin Solkn Oak uiih
drop handle.
$24.09
Mahogany or Walnui TQM
made with drop leaves.
“May or Walnut Tea. Wagons
‘9' th ’1 finch remov 31119 glass trims. ,~
Service Wagons in mahog an}.
$23.00.
$15.06
Faun); floor. .
Orkr your Read
. There are two styles.
. . InRedImther, quite
' 3 1911122925 book om-
amcmai 22.; .3213:- 41831:,
45 cts.
in Rat! (Roth, 15 cts.
On 5239 main floor.
All Goods Purchased-
A at Rosa’s ’
will be shippe' ' :1 free of
charge" anywhere in the
United Sm“ 91- Can-
ado.
Choice Ornamental Pieces
and Saris, fine linen centers with
borders of Venise Antique Lace.
unusual in design, showing
mes together with much scroll work
Round Centerpieces, 30 inches 3 8.00
This. 13cc is very
45 19131195, $17.50
5413Ch65, $25.00
Surfs, three sizes, 18 x 36 inches; $7.50
. 18 x 45 inches, $8.50
18223411191195.3921” ‘
WWnClofim 54 oldies round,
scalloped edges with eyelet work designs in baskets,
$15.90, $17.50 to $25-80
boxed for
$19.00
, ggfts. . _ $1.59 a set. gift giving. .
- Swahmtchoboveseb, in 183: 54 inch 7‘ 54inches,
heads and winged fig- ,
‘0
T here 5 3. Cry
for Biack Underwear
‘ “Glove Silk”
Garments
Vests, regular sizes.
$2.93
extra sizes, $3.50
Camisoles, 1.30 :13.
sizes, $2.75
extra sizes, $3.00
chk' 91's,. regular
sizes, 54.509911 $4.75
extra sizes, '
$5.00 to $5. 75
Sports Knickers, reg-
ular 5226:, $5. 50
extra sizes. $6.00
7 Chemises, “step-in”
style, at $5.00
Gertrude Slips, cam—
isole and petticoaé
combined, 7
$10.50 and $13.75 ‘
'3 Rain flocr
Ila-lie Luncheon Cloth, eanstciy worked, ‘
$25.36
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