scum NORWALK EVENING summer. V
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p . _ .; want to save money ? Our Christmas Club
: . }.st0matio plan for doing so.
' now: next week you deposit 100; the third
: {CREASE your deponit 60 each week and in 50
mi " e$63. 75.
I’ll the Different Clubs will pay you.
asmo CLUBS EVEN AMOUNT'CLUBS
' , iris (For Xmas 1923) IN 50 WEEKS (For Xmas 1923)
.1: page 312.75 25c Club pay: $12.50
.2 , .' 33 325.50 Sllc Club pays $25.00
3 $53.75 $1.00 Club pays $50.00
.;, 5 $127.50 $2.00 Club pays $100.00
- $5.00 Club pays $250.00
' "‘NG cm“ $10.00 Club pay: $500.00
,Il l;‘{‘1ll‘\ Wlth the largest $20.00 Club pays $1,009.00
. and decrease your depo—
I..h week.
Come in get 0. Pass Book and join the Club today. Bring
4; ALL THE FAMILY and have them join.
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That's why they’re such popular Christmas gifts. We
10 a wonderfully complete stock of Hosiery for selection,
ram the cheer-est silks to the heaviest woolens.
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NORWALK
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Sum: ii. .ml llumsml Lommiilh. : In!
~point9d wit a. Slum-wide cont-niholl:
li'lll Silnlz’u}. :‘u/‘(l‘li‘illel' ICU]. at the
liotrl 31ml. :'.(\‘.' liuson, was; bumnmn-
Ill for this South; ultm‘nuon. ll‘u"a Ill—
hor l'lth. at the ‘i. M. 11. A. budding.
VVAN LO0N FINDS OLD SANTA
AND HERE’S A PICTURE THAT PROVES IT“
’ In: color—Hm V-‘Loon. WWW Story of Han. :
bind," has jut cabled to Na. York from Sweden ordering twenty :
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7A" LOOK has found Santa my invesflgnfioul before 1 deddo
‘L Clan- In his own den. Kiruny that a gift is suitable for metal}
plant], 200 kilometers north distribution," he said, “but fa
d the 3Polar Circle, is the home of instance I find that I have been very!
Vlanta Claus, and even now Santa is careless. All of the children whon‘
making his plans for an unusually I have spoken to tell me how fawn
busy year. ating they find your book; leaders;
Van Loon found the old fellow sit- in the study of books have hailed it.
ting on a snow bank, silhouetted as the greatest story ever written.
against the gray sky, clad in furs, So I hme promised it to thousands
reading n book. This was a new pic- of children for Christmas gifts. And
ture of the Santa Claus whom one I am just reading it now. I am ter~~
net-ally secs with his arms full of ribly upset. In fact I’m nearlyh
undies. Santa Claus knew the fa- angry. The hook docs not mention-
nous author at once. “Hello," he me! If you think that any history
said. “You ere Van Loon I think of mankind is comp] to without me.
very little of your Story of Mankind. you had better ask the children of‘
It’s going to put me in a fine Position the world. They will tell you.” .
the morning after Christmas." Van Loon frlt vcr} lmrlh lip {01¢
Van Loon 'u exceedingly cnn- Sanla. (‘lous link the next limo he»
corned for many reasons; among wrote a story of mankind he u'ouldv
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them was a fen. that his own two give Santa his prayer pi'uv- in his—
lm}s might be neglected on Christ- luv-3;. And to plnrnlr him more, "no,
mas morning because of- Santa Claus‘s drew our of ltls p‘wlurcs for him.
Don‘t you lu-livvo that all ilii': is
true? ‘I'cll. lure is the picture of
Santa \viih the lmok. And seeing is
brill-ring. .
displeasure. He didn‘t know just
what Santa meant. howovcr, so he
asked him to explain.
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South Norualk.
Many p: umiuont Jovian lea ll> in
the sum “ill nlhnd this (0m r-x.
whore :I ropori will be rendered in:
chairman, Attorney Saul Barman In
Hartford. Final arrangements will hr
made for tho Slate-wide drive in:
$200 00 ). (‘onm-cllout’n share in a mi
rional campaign for tho‘ upbuililir‘g of;
l’ulcsllnc as the Jewish National:
Homeland. through a. public fund
known on tho Koren Haycsod (l‘nlos«
lino Foundation Fund).
Samuel Rooduor has been 0100th
State treasurer and will lake over the
duties connected with this office at
the meeting.
A symposium on the -Kerrn Haye-
aod, it. achievements and its objects,
will be discussed at the Y. Ill. H. A.
forum on Sunday exenlng bv Isaac
Carmel State director of the Zionist.
organization: $1le l‘lnrman Flute!
chairman: J. B l{.eln, a leading law—
ver ol’ Bridpn, ' f and vice-chirmnn
of the Keren lwycsod; Police Com~
mlnsloner Hyman Jacobs of New Ha-
von. 8. vice—chairman of this organi-
zation. and Rahlxi Max Arzt of the
Seth~El Temple. Stamford.
BANDITS GE'I‘ RIAIIJ.
ST. JOSEPH, Mm. Dec. 8.-—Three
armed men held up two‘mail clerks
at the Union Station early today. and
escaped in a waiting 'automohlle with
one package of registered mail and
five packages of first class mail.
Will wonders never cease or has
“onnle Mack gone mad? It's hard
to believe, but the lanky manager
of the Athletic: has just parted
with $75, 000 for this high-priced
Player—Sammy “Halo. third base
man or the Portland team or the
Pacific Coast League. 8310 trotted
tor .365 last year.
Advertise in The Sentinel for best
results.
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SilkHosiery, Full
Fuhionod,
$1.75, $2.00, $2.25, $3.00
Silk Hosiery, sin...
Fashioned,
$1.00. $1.29, $1.39, $1.50
Lisle Hosiery,
49c, 590, 650, 75c
Children’s Sport Wool
Sax—890
Children’s‘ Sport Wool
Hosiery,
590, 89c, 950
, .rlstmas Gift
Spoolals -
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$1.95, $2.95
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$313.96me $5.05 fin:
Nightgown, e,
gentle Gloves, .
$1.75, 52.49 V
“CM to $8.50
CVre Ile Chine
Enve ope Chemise
$1.95 to $5.95
Duplex Gauntletn, V e
31.00
Radium Silk Envelope
Chemise
$3.50 to $5.95
Wool Gauntlets, 1
89¢, $1.00, $1.49, $1.75
Step¥in Bloomers,
$3.50 to $3.95
Children’s Wool Gloves
and Gauntlets, ‘TJ-‘f;
50.: to 89c *
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Radium Silk.
Vests and Step-ins,
Children’ s Lined Kid V T
Gloves, k
Children’s Hosiery,
39c and 49c
Handkerchiefs,
10c to $1.59
Carter’s Winter Under-
wear — Specially Priced.
$1.95, $2.50
Vanity Fair Silk Vests, ,
$7.00 a Set
Jersey Silk Petticoats,
$3.49, $3.95 ‘
$1.00, $1.25 -V 2
Corduroy Robes,
$3." 15 to $6.50
Camisoles,
$1.00 to $2.50
Silk Kimonos,
08.50 to $10.00 ' g
,‘ ,l‘lwvfi'll" Mn.
French Kid Glo’ves,
=.;2.49, $2 .95
Crepe Kimonos,
$1.95 to $3.50
mum; rn. cones 1V: Ems.
Mrs. Ella Lockwood Chosen President
and Installation “'11! be
January 4th.
The annual election or. ofiicers of
Buckingham Women's Relief Corps
was held last evening at tho CCLJS'
headquarters. Red Men‘s Hall, luuin
street, with this result.
President—Mr- Ella. Lackwood.
Senior Vice-President—nurn. Sarah
Rogers.
Junior Vice-Prenidenir—Mrl- Ed»
ward Master).
Chaplaln‘a—Mrn. Sadie Wflmot.
Secretary—~Mri. Kate Sherwood.
Treasure- -7--Mrl. Edna. Quick.
. Conductor—Mm. Martha. D. Horton.
Guard—Mrs. Margaret Marthau.
Color-BeareIs—Mrn. Bells Ryder,
Mrs. Milieu Buttery and Mrs. Sarah
Worden. NB
Prenl Correspondent—Hrs. Ada. By-
ington.
Delegate to state Convention-.-
Mrn. Edna Quick.
Alternate—Hrs; Ms. 1’). Barton.
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The ofliccrs will be ind-Jim! saintly
with than of pucunm Poll 0! tho
afternoon of January 4th.
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AT TELEG-{APH 0"0'- "i . 8’:
Manager Van Scoy Hears of \Vcstern _
L'nlon’s Plans for 1923.
A Manager Van 8coy o! tho local 0!-
fice or the Western Union Telegraph
Company. has returned to Nor-walk.
after attending ,a. conference of mana-
gers or Western Union attics.» in Con-
necticut and Rhode Island, which con-
rerenco was held in New Haven on
Wednesday.
Matters pertaining to the telegraph
needs or Nomi): were discussed and
plans Were made which are expected
to further improve the service now
bola: rendered. The. company'- plans
for 1928 include several new devices
and “thorourhly madam «moment
and every attempt will be made to co-
operate with and to meet the dam. " do
or the telegraphing public.
The opening 0: the new South
American cable was a matter 0: par-
ticular Interest in the discussion.
a. mall or the opening at the Wanna!
Union Cable. the rate. to» loath
item have been reduced to 54
cent: 0 word and the lento: being
rendered :- the but on record. Ac-
cording to statistics of the company.
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fitfififil‘x Haj/k (“’1‘
uch Ameriza, — now only One-h *2
hour from South Norwalk. 7
Announcement was 0.100 (lad. at flit
meeting or the regumptlou o! the on
his letter and week-end letter service
to the United Kingdom, while I. week-‘-
end letter in alno offered slot the on?
South American cable.
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LOS ANGELES. (38.1.. Dec. 8.5-1
Clara. Phillips. hammer murder“
who sawed her way to freedom from
the Los Angelou county jail last Tu”-
day morning. 13 still tree.
WWI!!! _.-
World War Veterans. who are an
titled to vocational min!“ but my;
not applied tor it. must get that: to”;
vacation In before December 11.
After that line late. The VnontIonfl
Rehabilitlflon Act so Men. S
soldiers.
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tablet; The box he»! the main
or 3. W. Grove. (30 It!!! you
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Saturday Special $3.48
$1.00‘size
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Satudayfipecial 79c
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