1'1‘FSTIAY DECEMBER 12,1922.
.7. scum MAIN STREET.
DRUGGIBT
El
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H. BAXTER
‘ - 1111' Page & Shaw. Park &
' Green Seal. and Russell's
Agency For
N. L. DOUGLAS
—-—- SHOES --—
For Men and Women
.. At ..
KEELER’S
SHOE STORE
Priced Lower Than Elsewhere.
The Paris Cloak and
Suit Store
33 South Main St.,
-— Established 1902. ——
"The Store That Saves You Money"
USEFUL XMAS GIFTS.
Silk and Muslin Undergarments.
Onyx Hosiery of every description.
South Norwalk.
LABOR MEETS
TALKS POLITICS
By x‘mfiatt‘d Pres- ’
CLEVELAND. Ohio, Dec. 12.——The
two~day conference for progressive po-
litical action Opened here. yesterday.
proprcscntntlves of labor. the Farmer-
Eviih representatives of labor. the
dormer-Labor 11rd National Non-Par-g
.1an Long-1r. Progressives and Social-
ists in attendance to map out a policy
lcr present and future. political action.
Most of the opening session was de-
voted to the reading- of reports. ap-
pointment. of committees and the an;
nunl address of \\’il1inm H. Johnston,
international 1,,"csidcnt of, the Machin-
ists' l'nionv 31111 president of the con-
l'crcnrr‘.
Approximately two hundred dele-
zntcs from nearly every State in the
l'nimi. mainly accredited delegates of
intr'rnulimml lnlmr organizations and
national farm groups attended.
NOl'TlI 30‘." V1 —.\LK METHODIST
l'Il‘lK‘COPAL (”HI RCH NOTES
’l‘hcrc has iron incrcasing interest
and {11:1 1112.1111'1‘1 at 11111 Sunday evening
Last Sunday
Limos-t concl'egntion 01
\'.'.13 prcscn‘r. The Aida
“Air-l 11 Hwy great deal to
1:11:11 1111110 of the scrvlcu
111.1 11m] films Snutcr play ex-
1‘.4"l l()2'lil(“1“ and both in
scrviws of the church.
”‘10
11\'Oilil‘1::
the I‘.
Lamps, Repaired and
Made to Order.
Wei: 1115.; .s'letals
VICTOR WESELY
43 Chestnut St.
I Auto Bodies, F e 11 do r s,
o! All Kinds
Phone 356-6
-111 in 1‘1: cir work with
tin c111 :41 1I: .5i151:1\ns mach en
E 111i. , {or spoke of “Goml
\‘1: il in t 1? n.’ln<lll;<1try.” Next
1111:11' 1111111: the subject will 1'11
"l. 1:11 \‘.' ill \ .Tnng’ tIlE‘ Nations." Sig:
nrrri11'1 Anna. Pinto. lmrp x'irtuosa. val.
play :1 hummer of sclcctions.
'tI'.':.; err-11in? ."t 125'” at tho home of
I‘uir. nnrl 11 i. "I. \‘1‘. Spanglcr. 107
Srmtll ”M” "1 sir'vci. This is the first
social “KNIT": 11"211 in any of the
n11'111I1r'r's 11'1'17r'r'. Sim“? ll?” summer.
EYEGLASSES
Ion of experts.
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‘lade of the finest materi-
with the care and pre—
‘omflrhtu and» Gpticiars
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I -tlantic “it. :11‘."‘"17m35 . :
TlTi’I it :10'111' 1rd that ll1€r0 will he a
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I
I 'l‘I'." .‘mw'r 1W~1~I11 of the. Tipwortll
‘l.r»'1':'11-'- i ' 11 uniqno affair
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l which? for the oc-
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71:; I -II L‘ Il'rt 1.“ "1
mm lino 01' ("hristvnos (rifts. useful and
I i; .11. at a. great reduction in
”rice.
I "L“—
ASHER GLICKSON
Clothlcr, Hatter and Fumlsher
To Men and Boys
10 MAIN ST.
~‘ when we move into our new
‘ Between now and January
/ ; me, we will sell all merchan-
NORWALK, CT.
beautiful. will I10 (lisplvtsod. Light rc-
frvsinnrnis will he forvcd.
A call is 1:01:17; out. this week. for;
ti11- (11111111 n Il'l workers of the NHL
(11‘ 1I11111: h 5111 ‘9" 0:; to meet. for-noon
for: me o: 1 the church work ne\t Sun
(1:11 morning following the churcl.
{sorxnico Plans are in contemplation
‘ l‘nr some forward movements with the
‘imxinning of the new rear. and the
conference of workers \\ ill be needed.
-__¢
COI‘NC‘IL JUST-ITS TONIGHT.
lcporis on tho Gibson and “1111c
(‘qu-s lixpvvlcrl tn lic I‘l'(‘:~€lllt‘d.
. ' ELECTRICAL
CHRISTMAS
‘~ GIFTS
, . .__.._._____
1 . p, The Connecticut
3.; ' .l‘yj Light & Power Co.
5“ illiyb
321-
Start a savings ac-
wont TODAY for one
Of
I11) I ‘1": CHILDREN
(1:111 you think of a
more Desirable
Christmas Present ? A
The People’s
Trust Co.
First Bank Under the Bridge
'on Washington 8!.
South Norwnlk. ,
., 1‘. gm 1 i. L ‘
The hour :nlwr met-tin}: of the Com~
man I‘mmr-i! is to be livid this even-
‘lm,r at the Council chambers, City
(llnll. whrn corsirlcmlslv new business
Cn:1:—~I1l(":"lii')ll.
1:11:11'11'ts (111 the Gil-son and YVhtle
The T. C. 1"». class is holding its‘
monthly lnlsini'cs and social mectingl
1'11 1K 1'1, 31:! l"'1r\ I14 :1 cowl (It‘ll? Of
11:1‘1‘35 ': 1 1 1'1» l'lif n“ ”1030 “"110 do
'111‘I‘11111“f\’i:1‘lli"1lr‘.£ 83 (O the
1::1lvtr'r1, or ' Em '1?" HI 1“, e \nnng
1111:111111 11:1'1 1} 1.1"'1 are invited to be
pri'SI-nt :1r1l l':1 l out ¢ a
1‘ ”—‘fi 1
' Til" r11':‘.:‘~"1's of tho Tallics' Altl'
1141' M1131: .171 "cutting“ r11:."jil1i11g' in read:
:Iht’WJ 1‘11'.‘ 9‘. '1' " 1111111] Christmas sale.
‘on 'l‘hurml 1\. 5111111 2 to 7 o'clock. A
tucks.
Only a quite limited numberiof these ' wondrous coats
made to sell for much more but‘offered now at $75.
WOmenfs. handsome
coatséspccial $7 5. ‘
Second floor, center 7
Women’s serviceable
sport sWeaters.
I
I
lell be I1r11.1':'ht l1(fore the meeting for
cmsrvs. as \1'1'll as the. case where aver-
1‘11’1'l In 1:1.1'01' of Mrs. Ida. Adams for
123110 against the city will he reported
upon by Corporation Counsel Tam-
many.
”‘ A public hmrinz: on the re-locntion
of trolley roles on Wall
schmiuled to he held. 'and there may
110 some report, upon the enforcement
ot the rmisv- l tmlflc ordinance. 1
\Vhethor the residents of Spring-
wood 11 ho 11': re so indignant last
month wilnn their section was refer-
rnrl to as “notorious" and us a place
whore “police raids and bootleg-gore”
were almost daily occurrences. so that
the name “Sprinzwood” was in bad
mlor_ will he present to demand vindi-
cation of thcir district remains to be
sewn. From expressions of opinion
following Councilman Curtis' ill-timed
remarks along: the ’ahove lines last'
month. one would have thought that 31‘
necktie party was to he held at the
first opportunity. but fceihr: has slm~
mow-d down consi dera‘1l1 and no one
cnllcd names or not.
CHRISTMAS COLLEGE snor
HILLSIDE Tins \VEEK.
1'11
That portion of the community in-
terested in shopping for Christmas
will be glad to hear that there is to
be a temporary gift shop open at Hill-
side on ‘Vednesdax Thursday, Friday
and Saturday of this week. The gift
shop is somewhat similar to the Vas-
sar shop held last December, in that
the articles on sale are being huddled
on commission. and the proceeds will
go to the endowment funds of various
colleges for women.
A beautiful assortment of bruises,
(candle-sticks. trays. vases. coffee
pots, etc.). gmbroideries, silk and wool
sweaters and scar-ts, stockings and
other articles will be '1 sale.
The chap will open \72 dnesday att-
crnoob at two o‘clock. and thereafter
will be open mornings and afternoon:
on Thursday, Friday and Saturday.
Among the college women interest-
ed in carrying on the shoptare: Min
Margaret Brendlinger of Hillside. Vas-
sar: Miss Rut? Wilson of Hillside.
\Vellesley. Mlao Grace Haviland and
Miss Helen Swartz, Vassar; and a
number of college Alumna of Nor-
walk. They are hoping for the po-
tronag'e of the community.
"cums, own.- "
THE. cone ”1139.11
street is‘ '-
collars.
‘price only $10.
Knitted from heavy White yarn in coat style with two
pockets and fashioned or ribbed cufis and big Wide heavy
Decidedly mannish and delightfully comfy for rid—
.ing, hiking, golfing and for any of the popular sports—
Second floor, rel:
Pretty cotton
waists as. gifts.
New and attractive waists made" of fine white dimity
orded 01‘ self stripe, mostly roimd neck models—some
are hand drawn and embroidered in Erench knots, while
seems to care Manner Springmoa 1« others are embroidered in color both on collar and c
and front of blouse 1n pretty cro‘ss- stitch pattern—each m
holly box, $2.
The
‘ ideal
In My, many homes are heusewives Who have long
Jecond floor, M
.p.
“Hoover" cleaner
Xmasglfl'.
[realized their “need for 3. Hoover.
Maybe your home Is one of them.
Don’t disappamt “her” nus 011mm
The “Hoover” 1'5 a Pam investment. Let” us shoW.
lyou'
Buy it on the club paymentvplan If you wish.
HI
lulu floor, mum
' 11
_ $29. 50.
' Coats that {are resplendent
in the rich fabrics from which
“T3 they are fashioned—The
1 . wondrous
' “Panvelaine”- soft of textural
and so warm and comfy and
With all so very rich looking. 1
The linings are of heavy
crepe de chine in eclors that
harmonize or farm a most
pleasing contrast.
Great big fluffy Wide fur
collars-grey wolf, taupe. wolf
beaver and fog.
There are coats of straight lines and blouse models .
some have no embelEMents for-none are needed but on a
few there are knot cffeéts and some blouse models have ~
S
our real good dresses—dresses that were a lot more and o
- e
’j' ' Pretty batiste
pajamas as gifts;
bainty delightful garments of batiste made’ 'with‘
bands of contrasting color— —some With hemstitched edge.
——and also figured crepe pajames. .
These are the newest 111 sleeping garments and make
pleasing gifts at_ only $2.
There are some of finer fabrics trimmed with ribboaf
etc., that are very alluring at only $3.
Second floor, rear
Here is fine
corsclett at $11
Corselett made of flesh color figured poplin to Rolf .
in back with elastic insert at back and four hose support-
ers—also two sets. of steels over hips—sizes 32 to 42,
Special $1.
“Mandalay” and
Second floor. rear
. Filet‘ lace trimmed
centers and scarfs.
Pretty fillet lace trimmed centers, 36 and 45 indies-
They have
m diameter and scarfs tomatch, 20x45 inches.
insert of fillet; lace and‘edge to match, $1.50.
. Lace trimmed centers and ovals—fine patterns—9
make splendid gifts, $1.50 to $2 ,
Luncheon Sets to embroider—simple patterns—4
napkins and 34 inch center, 75c. Others in packages,‘ 1m
eluding thread, $1. 35 to $2.20. ‘
Breakfast sets—9 pieces in package, including thread
$1.
Third floor. center
Beautiful dresses
reduced price to $29.50, -_
Dresses of crepe: dc chine-1
dresses of figured; crepe—dresses
of fine lace made in combination
With crepe de chine.
;
There are dresses with ricH
fabrics and simplicity of design
dainty pleats etc-There are” dresses
of Crepe dc chine with pretty
pattern embroidered on in beadsthat
harmonize and add much beauty—
111 the assortment are velvet
dresses.
In fact we have taken a lot of
want to move quickly and cut the price drastically
This IS an unusual opportunity—our adwce is to shop
Norwalk Chronicler