Don’t let the child grow up
without a Bicycle. It is the
ambition of most children
to own _one. Satisfy that
Come in this store and
choose fro ur stock one of
many desig: for the girl or
boy.
7: also for grown folks.
~ myfiither useful gifts for Christmas may be
' M'l ere:
x.» .
f” .
Velosipedes for Little Folk.
1' ~ ‘ «m Pens Wrist Watches
1: ‘::hts and Batteries Fishing Poles -
: ’v Razors ‘ Fishing Tackle ‘
1, gig: Bicycle Lamps
(“:va Dog Collars
i“. < 'or Wagons Dog Leads
(Rubber tired) Air Guns
SPORTING GOODS
Sweaters
."oo’t Balls
Basket Balls
Boxing Gloves
Guns ’
Rifles
AUTO ROBES AND BLANKETS
A. W. HODGE
24 North Main Street South Norwalk
The Shop That Gives the Most Satisfaction.
Central ShoeRepair Co.
:39 Washington Street
Telephone 2234
.“
longing . s Christmas.-
WATERBL'RY. Dec. 7.-—-Governor-elect C. A. Templeton has announced
his appointments {or the Governor's start for the coming two xeamleVith
tltieflexception of Adjutant-General George M. Cole. all are new men on the
s a . . . 7 l
The appointments are as follows:
GENERAL STAFF. ‘
Adjutant-Gene:til—Brigadier General George M. Cole. . ‘
Quartermaster-Gencral—Brig. Gen. Morris B. Payn’e, New London. -
Surgcou-General—Colon’el John S. Dye of Waterbury.
Chief of Ordinance—Colonel John Trumbull of Plainville.
Inspector General—~Colonel Howard P. Dunham ot'VVethersfleld.
Assistant Adjutant-General—Colonel William Ellery Allen of Waterford.
Judge Advocate General—Colonel Arthur F. Elis of Waterbury.
PERSOKAL STAFF. . ,
Aide-de-Carrp—Major John M. Burrall of \Nat'érbury.
Aide-de-(‘amp—Major C. G. Hoerle. or Torrington. ,
.\lde-do-Camp~—Major Clifford Hollister 0t Waterbury.
Aide—de-Camp—Major E. Mannweiier of Naugaturli'.
Naval Aide—Lieutenant Commander Mark L. Sperry. Jr.. of Waterbury.
The Governor-elect announced that the places of assistant adjutant-gen-
oral and assistant quartermaster-general are yet to be filled.
. 1
Standard Divorce Law for U. S.
To Be Sought in New‘ Congress
\
By HARRY “[51“ total of the country was 72,062 and 20
NBA Service Stan Correspondent. years previously 42,937. The lncrem
WASHlNGTOS. Dec. 7. __ National l in ten years was; per cent and in 20
. . ..__ ' . 160 porcc . ‘
uniform marriage and divorce laws 39"“ _ _ .
unhodicd‘in a twentieth constitutional 500k 3‘8“”!!81 Standard
‘ ' for a twentieth
‘ . - t—will be sou ht tluough The movement
:llilz-kllgivlvmtlllongress. g .nmendmont aims toward a national
~ . Ministerial and reform
. lmonths. .
' ‘tor \Veslcy 1.. Jones of Vt ashington.
\ ; The
New Arrivals at Lower Prices
organizationslsmndm‘d below which no state may
'are behind the movement to dig out of 380 although IHY state may enforce
\" f the Senate judiciai‘vlmor'r' “gm standards. -_ _
fillifllleki Sesolutiou buried there 19: It has been suggested New iork’s
1 It was introduced by Sum- ‘yl:1\\'——P<"Tmlttlllf; dnorce 1'0" infidelity
only—4w made the national standard.
Supporting; this plan are statistics
more ;showing there was a 20 per con-t de—
lm‘ousc in divorce last year in New
‘York City ovor the previous year. as
against a five per cent decrease in
marriages.
Figures
Some reasons advanced are:
United States grunts
ldivo'rccs than all other nations com-
‘blned. ' . _ ‘
“heroes in .\l)l('l‘lL‘:l inert-nerd 16‘).
’ . . .
iiicr (-vnt in 20 years “'llllt' population Q
mcroaispd ‘40 DP: (tpgtli ivo 4" (lifi'ol‘ont ydlvnrcos
For y ”you so 0 a ‘ ' lmuch in New York as in the linitcd
‘dixorce codes and (‘onsrri-ss emit-ts lStatrs as a whole.
~anothvr for the District 0' ("olumluul
and lprrllox-ios. | All other ”.8 considered. C‘ifts
South Carolina :xlono durs not allow g a
‘ _ ”or the home stand supremo lllny are
dlvm‘ce ‘0"1‘05' “““he' fl. iiho most lasting and sensible and
L
also show the number of
3 NOW .York “ml the high-Ital” o ,przu‘ticnl. Furthermore you can pay
Columbia grunt divert-o for one“: 1'21- lhigh prices as “,9" as low if care
only—vilifidol‘ti' *‘ “W“ “‘35" ‘ :isn‘t Oxorl‘iscd in selecting the right
store. The lowest prices you‘ll fipd
..
'l-itrnmisls :lnd thtir 1‘llllill‘l'll illvlziii- , . _ ‘
male in one state {in-l li'gllllY married :lllljlrutxlga'\lfill;mt:q clilogslt‘rgonfijljfe“:;3
Iand with legitimate oiiispriug in {you can mm there a gift. for every
‘ another. lone.
Babe and Baby‘
I divorce f'lSt‘\\‘lH"TC run us high as 14 ill
) New Hampshire.
l
“This conflict." says Dr. itcuwii-k ll. ;
..\Iuriln of Pittsburgh. :1 louder of the:
TNutinnul Reform Hurr‘nu, “tends to:
jlll‘t'iik down respect for those laws;
ltln'iusclvos and to tht-ir loosv interpre-
‘intlon. This tends to lessen risprct for
:xnarrl'ugo.”
1 Figures to he presented to Congress
lshow divorces today are in «woes of
lone to every nine mairiuizt-s. The rule
lis growing. Los Angolvs is at top
Esprit-d; six years ago the divorce rule=
1there was one to every live marriages. 1
3now 5 to 11. l
l Statistics covering 30 years show
liotnl marriages in America decreased
' during two yours (1394 and 1004) and
divorces increased ouch, your. Latest
,ngurcs show a in” one year 1.040.77s
marriages as against 112.036 divorces. ‘
“Yemen obtain seven of every ten]
divorcc's. [
Ten years previously the divorce
1’
—
6 ‘H. , , ancc during: lllf‘ past wook.
for 1m
Every desire in the way
of a. gift for a man is to
be satisfied by mlking se-
lection from our present
stock. Just a. few items:
and real values.
in Town!
Our offering in Men's and
Young Men‘s (_)'coats and Suits is
simply} irresistible. The savings
are a wortlmvhile consideration.
Included are all the newer over-
coating materials — warm and
snug for winter wear. The Suits
are fine examples of supreme tail-
.oring and are nattily made up
minus the “shop-y” and “boiler-
plate stiffness" that every man
loves to forget about. in short-
real apparel for real men 1
NEOKWEAR
PRESENTING an array
of Nl'l'kli'f‘fll‘ that will
r'olni'llle with tho most fus-
llill'lllh taste—4n pattern,
\H'ii'.'l‘ and workmanship.
Klii‘i'llll 950
The materials are all new’
and popular. The lines are
complete and every man is sf-
forded a practically unlimi-
ted choice. '
SHIRTS
HERE ARE Ill a (i r a 8
Shirts that answer the
wall for better quality
llH‘l‘i‘llIlnlllSP; an excellent
nnnrlnn'nt at a very spe—
vinl price ......... $1.95
HOSERY
31AM?) nf pure thread
silk; full fashioned,
'i 'll rc-oni’orced heel and
», i- to insure longer wear;
.«n excellent gift for 81.”.
n
s l 4. ‘
Glfts “’0 present a most “'(‘li'UlllP rrllcl' from high priccs'in this fill-
cst showing of nu-ri-limnlisv~—lllllrll of which has put in its appear-
.\'cw arrivals are always comingr in and
when those l‘i‘iii'll this busy. hustling. hustling store—they are put
on sale innnl'tllutcly at prices we know will not only please m’t'l'y-
one—hut at prices illnt will make your purchase rich in savings
It pays to (lo the buying here !
Your Pick Mr. Man—
T he Finest O’Coat or Suit
Values $250040 $45.00.
' $19.75 to $33.50-
-— It Will Pay to Visit Us -
Pala cc Clothes S ll"op.
Jess Schoolhouse . ~
Back on the farm in Sudbury.
Mass, Babe Ruth is working likel
a. Trojan to get into condition in ‘
order to regain his batting crown;
next season. Here is Babe giving
little Dorothy Ruth a ride in a.
wheelbarrow.
Science tells us we learn three
times as much thru the eye as thru
the ear.
.. “w “a...
who apprefla
iTYé—E' *9 '
- - Here are the
‘“ . SUITS
that'will
' . His -
‘i
AND m 313 FIGURE-
amumurgeatm-w-The
am m ‘no lag 1““; ' '
fier'mfiilsvlgifnfl'findfi
makes-[Lin rough W
ml” . : '.
‘ossmrmmmmtesaom- >
om m; newscaste-
pcr 100.000 is only half as
oBY’
”For Worried.
and Misses
O
3 .w‘umiarlh;
var,
the test of time.
a}?
Our Overcoats-are intended to attract the par-
. tlcular man, the man ’who wants clothes that
keep their good appearance through long wear.
The fabrics and patterns are choice selections
_. from both domestic and foreign weaves; cloth
that can be relied upon to give service and stand
ovaacoars at
_Actual Values Up to $45.00 -— Sizes 33 to 48.
2-14 NpRTH MAIN - STREET
The Home of Good Clothes
Holiday Sale» of .-.
rest.
$16.50
$25.00
An Even Hundred Coats
Sale-Pricedofor Tomorrow \
and All Next Week
So come early to get the choicest of
these handsome coats in m‘any'styles, for
the sizes are limited and the prices tell the
5358:53150 COATSat same
Other Good Values at ' .
$39.00 and $49.00. ’
For Men
andiYoung Men
C
COATS at $103;
COATS at $19.50
Sale of Dresses '
at $10, $15 and $19.50
Values up to $30.00.
Lasting. good looks in these Overcoats
CHRISTMAS CHECKS CHEERFULLY'
CASHED HERE.
. Sweaters
._ Good all-wool. Siveat—
e'rs for the entire fam-
11y.
Boys’
Overcoats
Styled in the Way Boys
like; made to withstand the
hardest wear; fabrics that
will keep him warm on win-
ter‘s coldest day: Belted
or plain. Extra good values
at— '
sis—sizes
Ages 6 to _'18.
"1.3 ..
one ~-Dime P ‘ys a‘MEfiih"; Rent ‘
i "anew-«u M" h . ‘ -
M
no nor was T's-us onear
Reduction Sale
-——°n—_
' LAWS? AND m'ssss'
a COATS
The Paris , oak
Suits‘ilore and
83 South Hula 05.. South Nougat.
. ‘ 3 lists of security holdings
' grmureusmmers. and in assay
at {listener :tl‘r hair to m.
Norwalk Chronicler