‘11 p
1'1333'. DECEMBER 9, 1922. ' '1
. 1’
SOUTH 11:11;an mmé‘summ
SHOPPING WITH SUZANNE
3' {.illurpd mansion. hocorators did it. and very well in-
1111 31155 Goodrich's 1l11-d. I selected the paper at the
(lift Shop. at 68 store. and they did the rest. . I had
33,”. xnrwnng holds resigned myself to having my hon”
1l1:1rm for Suzanne.
happy half hours vis-
I:11111l1'1<1l1 or sitting in
1-1‘ the pretty shop
- nil the rare and pro-
71 from and dreaming
in an uproar for weeks.—but they
surprised me pleasantly. No fuss—-
very little disturbance.-——just worked
quietly and quickly. and here I am
new one. "
with my old living room changed to a
sauce, plain or Spanlsh omelet. cold
roast meat. a. salad. with desert of
coffee and ice cream and cake.
Ever so many of Suzanne's friends
entertain at the Wyal James.—Sun—
day nights seem especially popular.
Suzanne seems especially fortunate
regarding invitations to this inn de
luxe. for just ts she's finished writing
the last word of that tempting supper
1111.1.- l‘dlll “Wk“! 5° ' ° ‘ menu. the telephone at her elbow
5111111 manly. ICE WOOLY. warm sports tinkled prettily.—it didn‘t jangle at all.
;.11:.>11 Goodrich was sweaters. — Spauldings of so she was sure something nice was
many customers course, —— don't you love about to happen. And it did.
~11, 1211 311221111111 wan- them. girls? I do. They Nancy Harrowe had: called to invite
1: ;1. name of “lmas- have them at Donnelly's Suzanne to join her faminy and some
" store. 18 South Main Street. I often friends from Hartford at supper there
_ 11f? service." she peer at them wistfully. wishing that Sunday night. You may be sure that
'- ' NM’H' Darllmrton St. Nicholas might pass by on his way Suzanne accepted.—“with pleasure."
- ‘ ~ 1030! unusual Innd see the longing shtning i‘rom my 0 O O
‘ t‘ is lovely l‘lltl‘hmycs. RUIT BASKETS. don't you
minim: ('r1m11‘r!~~-' l lilo-d the rolled collars anti the 103:; 'em?" Marlee asked
" .111t11 the (him: 11"' 1‘11~'1 13' knit cults. Sports sweaters are eyeing the centerpiece of
1 1:1.11l11 for girls just as much as (or the‘ thing room table.
11.11 i'ucsc Jacobean -I,l1:1lr brothers. Both will need them “Father brought this one
.1! Judith the cop-lwhcn
" , \lid this Egyptian
l « 1. .1i,l1'iillct. lt‘i! hur-
I shining old mahog-
“the pond's frozen over"
blue,
i'ee brown.
' 3(rsr‘ framed. always
1:.l'1'Is-—- -Oh. here are
and
the toboggan slide beckons invitingly.
Jeanette Wilkie has a new one. navy
and her sister Alicia. one or cof-
Yolande Var and Nettie
i nriington bought Spaulding sweaters
at Donneliy's too. so Suzanne told her
home last night from Skoulos Broth.
crs. that's at. —-iet me sec,——44 South
Main Street.
“See? There are apples. oranges,
grapes. bananas. figs anfraisinsp—all
mother s {In orite fruits. (Y cs-
terday was her birthday.) Brother
H :w Joyce Kilmcr s. ”other thi‘it this was only one of the Don brought her some French fruits
soldier pocti——1111d.1rany reasons why a sports sweater from the same -store. “rent you
and here's one I've was essential to her welfare. And have some. Suzanne? Mother says
1111, "Old Fashioned Christmas is coming.— the apricots are best —Someho33' 33'-11111
I O O
01.7 M AY BE
learn—Suzanne
«'13' rhinal Spanish china.
111.1111 colors! I musta 5‘
of these plates for little}
l1..:1irl:l1.:u. Her new studio's' . 3L
table! —'
l3:
' I: 'Miss Goodrich exclaimed =Hr1 inns-pater} a. wealthy and influentia
' " d- l ’0 ncrlemrd 3111'] fr?” l1 mun Henry I". Rawll. in the scheme.
: l horn 31111 aim-111 a .n 1911 some of the more progressive
"’ YOUYSOH'W llillkS in the country carried out the
' ' ‘ ]pl'.1n so successfully that hundreds of
F‘"5 EXPiJI“? 1-711 it,—onl31 thank- 'Othcrs followed their example.
I, 721 (ul $11.11 I: wasn't 5:11:13 3; The first Christmas club in Connec-
f‘ F 111111] 3:11:13. eyeing a. fast ticut was organized here in Norwalk.
:0 5;,r11iivl‘::,; stain of Orange 11! the South Norwalk 'Ifi'ust Company.
" " rpm,“ (.1. “1.. 511,11;er orchid right next door to the Sentinel office
111‘ iwr unwmn frnt'k. or: \Vnshington Street. l‘he club for
1 in K. 111' (1.1101 the culprit hovo
-l unmourl3 nlnut lu1r sistrr. 11n-
llle ".~'1'r'rr3 {cc'linus' smal
lo in 1 3m»: lrtndcr friends. it 3031 d like a
..|. ,Hng... 3.. .- sum ready for next year‘s Christma
, ,. 3. 3;, 11‘? mind. g.,,,.r-ml1113'.i11g \V'oekl3 deposits range from
,, ,' ,,,,. l .011 Inn”: ("Haragruly Ii iw'cn‘13- H311 cvnts to five dollars a.
111 AIM 1113' 111-1.»: i'yn't hurt a. l»it.-—I\1"l’- L1 tarn thrift! It‘s a usefu
lhnbit!
[innit nud curly tomorrow
. . . s s o
.— 31H! shrl lake it, down. townl
'“1'111 (‘1‘3' \J’Ill'l (111 North Main “ , L'ZANNI'TS “getting out her
3.1’11 21'1pl111n1- [211-111 tmln3',I dancing: shoes" for she's
' «l l. 'l'l1--_3"ll lzlko: out ~~1.-r3" going to (line and dance at.
:‘.11 "1l11 :1111l Inuke the 121‘ 1:15. the- Royal James Inn to-
wl 11.1 1111': :1;'.z:ln." night.
. O
the host mush-l
lumer. luau—Suzanne's fa3oritc!
:1. special
1 1').'
1i 'l‘ll'1: Mrs. \Vlllis admired
interested to
was—that
the original Christmas Club
ldva. was thought of by a
bank clerk named Landis.
‘3‘ umne “l at on “firth "1'“ Hitlzon of n sm..ll Pennsylvania. town.
11123 is rrcci3lng: members during the
nf'xt to w days so 3011'11 better join 1t.
tur-
(ms!
of the best brands of candy. Gift box-
cs. you know. rt-ally attractive 021115.
My brother Don."-—here Marice gave
1 Suzanne a knowing glance—"bought
a. big box of chocolates at Skoulos'
last night. He said he was going to
give it to the nicest girl he know."
Marlee apparently wasn't certain to
whom her big brother had given that
that matter.
Herein lies the puzzle. which. being-
a woman. Suzanne 33'01111l11't 511113-11 by
questioning her chum liluric11.——:1top
of Suzanne‘s desk lies a big paclzt-t of
5 ;ihc box to Suzanne's home last 131- ;-1
ing. she doesn't understand 11033
could have gi3':_n“chocolz1tcs" to
l’o'.he1 gl‘rl unless he mailed thum.
Suzanne is quite perplexed.
‘1loesn‘t care in the least. for,
as she‘s concerned. her gift 311':1.;
l3' satisfactory.
But the little query keeps 11013311]:
into her mind, "\Vhat DID hn do 331th
(ill‘
:1' 5 f: 1r
lilL'll-
You know thcy have the chécolatesim
33'on1lr'rl‘ull3' successful dinners Satur—i . . .
ill ”V’ l’\l\T‘-' HOW “Slit :1nd- day nIzhis tollonod by dancing ———33lthl
And :1. roast chicken
‘1' HEN IT S "hungry time“
?'- the noon whistles :11'11 sl1r1ll—
ing, Su7anne liked to M11131-
"The have in assortment of some ‘ _
y Isollll‘l Mam Strctt. is very busy
I
And 5 h: f
.1111] 3
l)ad brings home fruits from Skoulos' , g -
I invariably‘fecl shamefully glutton-l
distinction—Neither was Suzanne, for1
i'rench fruits. just like thosc H1: at Don I
‘.ga3'e to his mother. Since Don brat: ght I
Withings.
l
l
I
I
l . -
,Slicct.
to
.sho was
lunch. shrimp salad. rolls and coffee.
Mary Isabel chose chicken sandwiches
and tea. Hallie. whom we called a
“judgmentless. crc ature." improvident-
13' ordered "a. walnut sundae with
chocolate 1ice cream and whipped
cream and some cherries and then an-
other just like it."-
“I can get plenty of sensible things
l1ke beefsteak and broiled chops and
baked potatoes at home. but there
isn‘t another place in town that serves
such good sundaes as this!" she ex-
piained.
Then Bonniepeyo dropped in,—
one always finds some friend in the
Chocolate Shop during lunch hour—
and her sister followed presently. So
we had a merry party.
The Deyo girls bought some candy
for their mother,—milk
chocolate
covered cream and -nut centers.—
doesn't that make you hungry? Candy
cascs there are always filled with
at tempt' g array of "complexion
spoilers" 'hich no girl.—-—at least it
Suzanne is any example.-—-can re-
siet.
“When Bobby Durant came Over
last evening. he brought me Some
horrid cousin—I knew it didn't come
from here—and I was so peevishl"
Ilonnlc told us, "I guess that was a
practical lesson for him in the art of
choosing chocolates carefully."
sulTH TAILORED things so
. much in vogue for business
339m- this season.
11. Bria.
tablidnnt-nt is located at 82
in—
deed making smart gowns. suits and
coats for his large patronage of smart-
13' gowned 33'Omcn.
Anthony
whose tailoring es—
in
:‘lSl’ into “unending storage,”
matron expressnd the fate of
groallr fine furs of hers—Mr.
:iil
If you hmc furs that aren't quite
style but are too valuable to be
as one
some
Brla’s
:13 a furricr 33'il] remedy any de-
1111-13 . n1] convert your old“ fashioned
111111;» oces into something really smart
: and 111': 1cticzil.
{'01 111(-
Ft (153113111110
all sorts of delightful and unexpected
O I 0
“AT 0001) roast ham! L'et's
buy some for supper," Cous-
in Lois said.
We 33'1'1'0 in the Palace Deli-
mitcssan. 25 North' Main
where. Aunt Mary had sent us
As
l111s3' n1. tiring cretonne cur-
31 e'comed this way of
‘l1113' 33lIatt'3er 33'e 33'.anted"
toms. .i lint.
{'uvoiding th'.1 task of preparing sup-
’pt-v',
I
3311 bought some Virginia
211111'1l l‘nin, mixed pickles and
ham.
sweet
clwrkins. broad to toast. and a pack-
.1 “1:4. .l11mi1'1':s‘ “31111.: room.i Tomorrow (“‘f‘nlnfi' .. . r . 11 1 '
‘ 1-- 1»1l111-:1rnl1wl lay ilmllu-y dinncr will lw served from 6 to 0‘1“! lo the “301111191 L1?C<'71~i:u.-11 of (3111:1111 clu-csc. Lois couldnt
1., fl“, .th 11. 1'; 1‘. ‘1'ISl1inK-lx.:l~,-—-tl11- some hours as tonight. - late Shop. 24 South 3:3”1il‘il-“S l33' the potato salad_
1 41.- “mil 711tlr1 ly luct- No conr chur go will be made for Street. for Mr luncheon. l‘luy doi It‘s the “try thing to serve with
. 2....” l1: .1 lutn so 1l:1ri< mmig oldering r1'g1llnr dinner. Mr. have such good things to out than —~— col l ham." shr- said.
1 .1 3;,~-. .l11minc. 115101! to Ashley told Suzanne. Also he told her merythlnz that she lik(‘1l best! ' 331111 preserved fruit for dessert, we
.1.” :1: 1.2.1111 ,1 111‘ 11. :1l-o1t thr- Nsu England supper that 5 Yesterday. she lunchcd tl ore 33iih l1ltt-i1lul that this would make a very
,, H rm. ppm-mod," Mrs. :511301l '411111l13 11l;:l1l.’|‘hcre's to be hcr two best chums Mary Isnlxri 1111:]; good rno-il -—-:1nl If nclc agreed with
111111- 1 11 111ltl3. 1- 1.1.11 (lorluimiszoup tilt-t mlgnon with mushroom llullie. Suzanne ato 111111 fmoriio 1'1111lfnn hour nflcr33'.ards
1. 3W3 Survey
.l-3 mob of several thousand men at
il‘t-rry. Flu.
Ammicnu Legion Commander
./ t C |l'W33'sl113 in Sptnl‘tl‘l at Indianapolis
6‘; a afl :3111111-011sl3 opposes rumored proposed'
l3iqlt of German Crown Prince to
1] nitcri Status.
lullnfili 153 lll————- new Parliament “01131 of Representatives rejects.
“ M” NM" 1"" 131111111111 m"11'1n1r1111111r1nls to ’l‘rcasury supply bill‘
‘1‘l""'”"'” I' ”'1‘“: “m1 C“ o t.l11t would “strict prohibition unit in l
1 1.. 11:11:11]. sgu nding gmtrnmcnt funds. 1
11247111 :1-11111'151 5' "‘l'l‘ Hillhfl‘l’lk": i‘ Honda of prohibition take heart at;
1 111311 m” lll1' 1'" 1311‘1‘illl'l- smilll'l' 11131111 nt Ilardings annouuccnnnt of
1.1 111' ll111'1' 1l111l' 1111,11 is 11?” Jili‘II" intnntlon to call early conference of
11 1- 1-: 1.5111114 in Sulln and Hui-.grvv rnors on prohibition enforcement. ,
.1 - up 1 11 13111111111 :1 .11 1.111;. yupnrlml l'nllr-d States altllroad Board gives"
V 1': 1»; llil'I'P mnanc-xs i'or [Lsruon-‘Ilr'f‘lfilnll (‘lltllllg‘ about $1.500.Il00 a
‘31111r from hourly rates of pay of
‘. 111 llll 1'11;1f33.'1r
lpltvphkllfl 1111' control of l‘urk
1 11H.'11-111Hy 33111 :1pp1'o3111m‘
l11111~ [1111111112011 to
{TIES—132371.11 HAD CROl’PY
coron.
A'Jlllg‘o
N11111:) accused of murdcr of young
woman StllOOl t: .31 her burned at stake
2 11.11110 twicgmphcrs 011 western roads.
______..__.._.__
HEREHRiELD
: . Motor Transportation Co.
LONG DISTANCE TRUCKING . .
Daily Service Between New York & Norwalk
Ten Large Trucks at Your Service for AILKinds of Transpor-
' tation; Padded Vans for Furniture Work
*3
Main Office, 26 Concord St, L30. Norwalk, Phone 294
New York Office, 201 West 211111; Phone Chelsea 3059
This is a real economy,
ch 1‘1 gcs at this shop are so
that you will be able to
spr-nd the men-3' you've "saved" {or
.1... .
write It
“Merry Christmas’?
\
When you’ re arranging
your Christmas list don’t
overlook Stationery as a gift
of appropriateness for any
member of the family, rela-
tives or friends. We have a
sple1¥iid holiday stock of the_
fines grades in white and
delicate tints—packed in 2111- '
propriate gift boxes.
Donnelly’s
18 so. slain sum
CONNECTICUT CARPET
CLEANING co.
”Cedar St. So. Nor-walk, Conn.
Phone 969 '
. . We clean and renew colors‘ln
ems and Rugs. Hand process by
Goods Called for and Delivered.
.
LADIES’ FELT SLIPPRS
ALL COLORS '
79c 2
(self Service,
, Shoe Store,
8N0. Main St. So. flatwalk
.l 3‘
Nowell 69’ Murray
CLOTHIERS &. FURNISHERS
“To Men Who Know"
‘60 30. Main st,
Sold only at‘Jfl Home: Headquartem
curr‘onn PHARMACY
Tmfi'f V mmd Lg m." Glastenbury Underwear, Rois
, tho mason. 1311113511. R'- dollar Union Suits, Tom Wye Knit
95°? ' Jackets, Ids Collars, Ace
49 Giants Shirts, new Hats.
30. Hot-walk.
153 Washington St. So. Norwslk
Day and Evening eSssions
BOOKKEEPING SHORTHAND
ACCOUNTING TYPEWRITING
’ ENGLISH BRANCHES
Enter Any Day
MERRILL BUSINESS
COLLEGES
so. NORWALK "STAMFORD
PORT CHESTER
Headquarters for
All Standard Goods at Moderate
Prices.
Palace Clothes Shop
Watch Our Windows
For
Daily Specials.
Girls’ Coats.
Coats in deep warm ma-
terials with full fur‘col- '
lars cut and made am-
ply to give‘the greatest
protection f r o m the
weather. The styles,
too, will please the' little
lady who likes to be
most attractively dress-
ed. "
$5.88 to $19.50
" r "'1“""""' ”t' . “My grandchil'.’ could get no relief
'11.:.- 13121::;.1».l.<‘rnll1ng‘Gcrman 33'l1.'1t113'(-r from a very bad croupy I
“V 3"" “I “'“V "'“lonFr-‘m 11111111211." writes: I‘clcr Landis. Meyers- - c- __
V"! 1“” “I :1 “”“ih't‘l million lvlrle. Pm. "until I gave him Foley's WW; 4593“” 411: a - 1- firr" -_ '-
‘rli'l filoncy and Ta'r. It is a great help
1 '17'7'7111 lnf'rrrl '3 llflrdlnx'bll‘or chest and throat trouble." Coughs,
;1_1 m {r1'.11' ',>7I'»vr prIFt treaty as Icolds. croup. threat. chest and bron-
' urt‘ loin”; 1'7 scam-what siml- [111ia‘ irritations quickly relieved with
.;1m:t tr." l 1.11 119. ll olcy‘s Honey and Tar. Contains no
11, 111131 .11 1-111; in OIchon. i5' :rpi.1tes—ingrmiicnts printed on the
' llzo- (21‘I"l7 5‘. 11'llm:1.t11'1]u!5| m’ 31rapprr. Stool the test or time serv-
l 311. 127 .1 l hundrcds home- in}: threw gene‘mticns. Stillson, Powell,
the se1't11111. ('rlrpornti011.—Ad3'.
A DINNER HERE
is a. revelation in good service, exqui-
site food and moderate pricing. We
are prepared to serve any number
from one to a large dinner party. Our
tables for two are very popular. You
are sure.
SAVOIA RESTAURANT
Business Hours 6 A. M. to 12 P. M.
64 South Main In...
South Nov-walk.
1.‘ CHRISTMAS SHOPPERS PRAISE OUR
COMFORT SLIPPERS
Our Christmas Gift Slippers are receiving enthusiastic approba-
tIon from Christmas shoppers. We are daily told that our assortment
Is unequalled in the beauty of its colors and its thoroughly good
cuality.
if you haven't made your selections we suggest that you daisy no
ngsr. as color and size ranges will be less extensive later.
1 CONNEALLY £9” BRACKEN
I; :1th Norwalk, Conn. — Store Open Saturday Evenings.
? ' PALACE BOOTERY:
PALACE mm m
CHRISTI!“ FOOTWEAR
1 1113- awaiting your impaction. Prepare now for Christ- _
ling]: delgdtig thalsst minute. Our stock of Pumps,
r1 1 cos lippsrs .113 complete. Cons. int-nil '
1 minted with m Chums hottest as I“
”my on s! .
ll-
and she will enjoy occupying one, we
’.-.«-
..v-..-.1,-..1-...f--..---..—-«---,.-------.-..
week 16c. INCREASE your
weeks you have $63. 75.
INCREASING CLUBS
IN 50 WEEKS (For Xmas 1923)
T 1: Club pays $12.75
20 Club pays 825.50
5: Club pays 803.75
10: Club pays $127.50
DECREASING CLUBS
You can begin with the largest
. D011" You want to save'finoney ‘1 Our Christmas Club
8"“ you a systematic plan for doing so.
in 50 now: next w
\.
What the Different Clubs will pay Y0“-
...,.,-1--,,.-..,--..-.-----.1..-_.
thsthird
deposit 10¢;
you and in 50
eposit 15¢ each week
EVEN AMOUNT owns
7 IN so WEEK8_ (Hr Xmas 1923)
25c0lub pap 312-59
50: Club pay. $25.00,.
31.110 cairn” $60.00 .
Watch psyc‘ 1 “N100
35.00 011111.16”? ' ' W3?
~ s1 Club 11m .
Club pays
Jacoby’s
The Home of Good Clothes
13 11'. Main Q So. Norwalk.
LADY MAXIM
"Most Beautiful Watch in its World"
This Will Illalae'
Wrist Watch.
This week we are offering this
handsomely dcs1g'ncd Watch.
is
£11: 17-12311] Movement.
3,
l
H er H apfiy! g
F you want her to have the best
—g1vc her a. LADY ISIAXIM
It lass in 18:11; «311d Shite (old use.
exquisite ytarv it: ‘1 a ~1-
‘ ROBT. A. BENEDICT,
22 Wall St. Nor-walk
FRESH BREAD '
BAKED 'DAILY
THAT’S what you get when
Ordering your Bread from
as. It contains the purest in.
gredients known to bakers;
TASTE the difference.
Order from your grocer. If he
is unable to servo, we will do. '
liver W11? any part of Nor- .
0161 Friends" ailtise on -
Price
TheOldWellScClgarult
thePerfecto‘quuet
- tit-10c.
No profiteuing on 01‘”
Cigars. Marathi-sags:-
madssttlnt pn'oo.
r . . 4
E.Barth111,D.cT
CHIROPRACTDR ' 7 .-
95' Washington Street
South Norwalk, 001m. 1 -
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, FRIDAY
9t0123nd1:30t08:30
MONDAY AND FRIDAY
6to$P.M.
Shop Here for
Christmas
You will find our complete
90k, the ideal gift for friend or
relath' e. “‘e have a range from -
the most costly jewel to.an in- '
expensive trinket. You can find
just what you want it you can
before the rush cuts down your
choice. Come today. /' ‘
O. B. Jackson
Jeweler — Optometrist '
58‘Wa11] St. Not-walk; Otu
Yuletide '1 "
Flowers
Arc now here to help you
decorate 3our home, and fill it
331111 the Christmas :1th '
The quality and price of our
floral pieces, whether larger Dr
small, command your caution.
Place. your order now to m ’
delivery when wanted. ’
South Norwalk Florist
2 80. Main St. Phone 364
BE PREPARED
suv _WINTER NEcEssI'rIEs"
FOR YOUR CAR
NOW
Before the Cold and Sleet ls Hus.
Weekes Auto Supply Co.‘
“A Place That's Different”
14 West Ave. ' ‘
‘4.
' -
1.. .m1..mnmmllimmllmlim‘adm‘. :1 1
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