Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Friday, December 16, 1921 · page 14

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Everybody Likes Candy

Give a be); of candy for Christmas. It is agift suitable and
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Will be thoroughly appreciated.

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Broken and Ribbon Candy

“CANDLES on. ALL <KINDS”- y 2
WHILE snowmomscunaun "’ '

Thomas’ Candy 3110!)

24 SOUTH MAIN STREET

 

(" .(h‘ Canes, Baskets, etc, for the Christmas Tree.

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

UALITY
‘5‘ Flowering Plant

4 For Christmas Greetings

Cyclamen, Primroses, Red Cherries, Arti-
cias, Poinsettas and Foliage Plants.

Loose Holly and Mistletoe.

Wreaths for Cemetery and Decorations.

A-little Canary will sing fer you on Christ.-
mas Mom, to make the day joyful. 7 Come in .
and hear him sing. ' 4 4

An'Aquarium, with finny pets, makes an

enrioyable Christmas Gift. ' ‘ *

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of Feathered mm W,

Watch a biaei‘hird _‘ hunting for?
ping.

about on the laws or relieving the
plow, or hunting down 4 4b: the
streamside—he walks or rains. He .
games as smoothly over the rough in}. ‘
mam fidéasifhewerjegkaflngg
summice. Segmcefuiarehismove:
men}: that he seems to be dancing. ‘
Why some birds should-thus. by
after their grey and others run is a
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upon them. 4 But it would“ be better to
ran 8% low-firingwinged insects.

him the seek their led on ..
Mani} lire (Mefiyan the, ground.
Partridge; and laws 8:0 M-
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to ground. Them are some new
tions to the naming books 91 rue

bird (11:: walks. '

e A wanting bird, like a surfing. may
occasionally hop. and the usual has,»
plug of the thrash may break $1330 a
quick run. ,

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Sfi‘m who rarely 10231:}; aroma“! at
all. "

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way of talking of the land of “um;
not,“ quite (“Waking the fact that
the physiological law 0! the 183d 1%

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“ions of ”rummage-born aw
km in our reins. we may Win
our answer post set} M in
the maples for n time. but first. is no
reason why we shank! expect poems

'able climatlc conditions to fire up to
them. .
Indeed. it ls highly advisable to
have all of our preconceived stands
, and: at Mr. Latin Americans have
m long subjected {is climatie and
other inflame” which have of was»
sex-y pfiAWBtfiy- afi'éitted men: mus
bodily and} mentally.
member also that. reeiatiy. we are as
, far apart as were the Conquistaéares
from the Pig’rim fathers.
Lei us therefore accept, as 3 feet
. that our hiking of thought are tamer
mentally Maren: and give to history.
Mitten. environment. and heredity
that: share of pram-and of Name for

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«Quality and Usefulness
for Christmas

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ianufacturers’ Shoe Outlet

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all tasting to give sometrg that

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amusemwmm‘ 'Efien’s anéYm Men’s

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In the very newest styles in
slack and mahogany. Regu-
lar $19.00 .value. L

-' Egow‘and $.45
Boys’ Shoes
In Black and Brown. Special

. $31-95 find 32'45

‘Laéies’ Fancy Pumps
_ and Oxfords

I, ’ Spgli'aéemniay . . 320%
: Misses and men’s
~ High Grade Shoes

4 In Black. amt Brown 7
$135 .. $2.45

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Film mm rule , , '
- “‘1 ‘5 a ”e ,. 'Leather sole and. heel. in all

”A SAFETY. FIRSL‘ MATCH BOX! W111 Be Given Away
Each Purchase, Starting Saturday, December 17th.

A muse of (MR
th‘Slippers

79c: 89c, 33%

A Large Assortmest 9f,
Ken’s House $5ngng
In leaflet and.

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$6302 I‘nm' med Felt
Sfimrs

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all 2%? latest eolors.

3;: $233.} Value. Riffs-
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Lafies’ Brown Brcm
Oxfords
ME: value 53:453. some;

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Ladies High Cut Shoes é Fun mg.
131 Black and Brown. medium f0! file same 1“

heel. Reg. 34 90 at Greatly mm »' .
$533 value, at . o * , Prit‘fi ' >

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iis‘tal :‘var 1'3»: ginning January the first
will be distributed in the chunrh porch

x—etcy‘s. as it wt?! the difficult to g'i‘.‘
them on: an the faé‘éon'ing Sunday.

on the ("‘hrisxmzzs services will prcha~
My he ‘imusuaiiy Sarge. It is hoped

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innnediatel? following all services next
Sunday. Al! suhscribers are urged to"
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two surpasses. (iiupéously. their. mos:

 

 

 

frequent use has been to hang clothe:

 

on. Their more important service,
from. a social srancipomr, has been
the breakifig of fails of {persons who
hapgen to tumble out or Windows.
Rm now comes a new use which prom-
ises resumes-seer? members. A eer— i .
wan young man. am} an equally oer-
min Wang woman. who live in apart-
ment houses on the south side, facing ‘
ear}: rather across a large yard. Imve
dismvered that a vlmlzcsiine makes
a lmv line b}; the aid of which all '
sons nt'messages may be sent and re-
: fretted.

After wrltfin'; a nose the sender at—
taches ix (0 my line. wiaég-h is manipw
fared across the yard. After reading
and enjoying the contents me receiver
writes an answer and sends it to the
other side. ‘

 

Earthquake': Pegs-liar EM i
An earthquake that shook Ma not 4 3 s
so lax-.2 age was remarkable for the ig
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curiously distorting efl‘eets it 9:66an '
upon stunning objects. Similar offer-ts
have been noticed from other earth-
quakes; but seldom to so striking an
< extent. In an oflivial report in the mm-
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fmake twisted a lefty monument at égf

Phatak. The monument was an. obelisk 7 iéi '
0f brit'k. mated with plaster. more Sfi.
than 60 feet tall and 12 feet square-at 'i:

the base. About six feet of the top
was broken off and threwn to the
south. and nine feet more was thrown:
to the east. Then a piece 20 feet in
4 height was separated, 23 feet We
the ground, and twisted in a dilution! .'
opposite to the motion of the hand! of “
a'watch,rbut without falling. ' L '

 
 
 

 

 

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FindS'Snoring costly Habit. ‘3
A Brooklyn man‘s snore is costing?
him $2.000 because he has; to take» it“
to Europe with him. The snore is 9:5"
,4powertul that he has found it new? .
1sou-y.” his wife was target any slag-é
to occupy a room far apart from be»;
in his large residence. The couple ms;
planning a Mediterranean tour m
the husband had to arrange for seat"
_ Tate stateroom accommOdations, for *
1 his wife‘s comfort, so she mt 3. : ' '
4 sleep on the steamship. This my: '
.7 32,003 more for the separate chines
{or this notable snares—530» for},
7 Ewing Post. ‘ ' ' ‘

 

 

 
 

“Flier; winter winds whirl snow against the Winciows. :
homes are bright. with love anti laughter. and sear ones {are it
come from afar, then music adds a pleasura‘eie thrill I: if»: E

9. happy occasion—wand makes it perfect.

‘ e A VICTROLA
AN AEOLIAN PLAYER * PIANO:

brings delightful entertainment and education to every hoses
fortunate enough to possess it. The extremely reasonable pri‘fég
of these“ instruments and the liberal terms of payment. make
"it possible for every family to enjoy the manifold pleessrés
anti delights of music. '

Reserve Your Victrola or Piano NOW

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