meson, pawl!” 13, 1923.” BOSTON STIRE '40me y; 4; mullfil lilQNER. "m our areas or rm: NORWALKS" Xmas Gloves For Men. Women and Children ; Everyone prefers a use- ‘ t'nl gilt uml our Gloves are i of Mll'll superior grades l mnl near that selections 3 Mn simple at every price. :- Shop Early! Avoid the final rush by doing your Xmas shopping as early as possible. Take plenty of time in making your selections. A visit to our store will convince you that the Boston Store truly is the Gift Store of the Norwalks. ; FREE PARCEL POST SERVICE (:nmls purchased to the amount of $1.00 or over shipped free of charge to any part of the U. S. or Canada. FREE GIFT BOXES Xmas Handkerchiefs \Vith purchases of Jewelry, G1 Hosiery, Undermuslins, Blouses, Scarfs, Bed Spreads, Linens. Gifts That Satisfy to Meet Every Desire oves, Handkerchiefs, Neckwear, HOLIDAY CHINA FANCY IMPORTED CHINA Tea Sets, Chocolate Sets, Salad Sets, Cake Sets, Oatmeal Sets, Sugar and Cream Sets, Ice Cream Sets, Bon Bon Dishes, 8. full line of Pyrex Baking Dishes, Carving Sets, Cuzt Glass, Aluminum \Vare, Mahogany Candle Sticks, Iced Tea Sets, Grape Juice Sets, Fancy Tea Pots, Dinner Sets, Clothes Hampers, Carpet Sweepers, etc. Christmas Linens XMAS TOILET REQUISITES \ l . ?'.-:riml Ware some just brush and ' urlu-r running to n-umplete dressing table, sets, many in handsome l l wmh and 1 sets i'usl's‘, , .\ml u'vlvnme gifts of Blankets “Beacon” FOR XMAS GIFTS Every woman desires more and more linen pieces and here are sets of every wished for design, beautifully worked, an ideal Christmas gift. f‘Beacon" MAKE WARM FRIENDS Blankets JEWELRY GIFTS THAT PLEASE THE MOST tiful things in Neck- laces, Girdles, ear orna- ments, etc., you will find just the very thing for the most particular on your list. ' XMAS CARDS 30 up ' XMAS STATIONERY 25cup Stationery, Christmas Cards, Calenders and Novelties XMAS ! CALENDARS . 15c up COMPLETE LINE OF CRANE’S QUALITY WRITINGPAPER XMAS N OVELTIES Are always liked and with prices ranging from a few cents you can seICCt ~.litialone at Boston on December 22. just the quality you wish according to What you de- sire to pay. _ ‘ l New Year's Day in that city. _. With so many beau- . Gaines This Week The throo Center 'nchool- basketball On Friday night at the Town Ammbly Hall. thot Canton“ school first team will clash with the Bothel‘m-It team while Ulric. Thin lathe secondgnme between eachofthetwotecmn: eachteunwin- ning one, game each. In addition. on the same night. ‘ the lanter- Second team and the “713011. M. C. five are slated to clash. The “monitor: at 7:80 o'clock. Endeavors were modeflto ‘. postpone the basketball'gunce becaure of the fact that tho. ploy "Clarence" to in be presented the some night at the High School Dramatic 'Club at the Regent theatre. but it. woo-found 1m- poujble to carry out this desire. , Tonight the'Centler First t'eum will clash with the Stapleo’ high at the lat; ‘ter school. The Center girls will play the Staples' high girls. The local girls team—lo now outfitted with new unl- terms and presents nno appearance on the floor. ' *Bog‘ash Matched ‘ , 3 for Boston Bout Loui- Boguh. the middleweight lighter. who bu been Wading through the rank: of tho middleweight division at a. rapid rate of speed, has been matchedby his manager. Joe Smith. to tight either Mickey Walker or Jock It in most. likely that he will fight Malone. Walker in now welterweight champion. and would have a great deal to lose and little to gain in fights lng Bogush. Lou gave him a severe beating in Boston about two months ago. and at the rate the Bridgeport fighger in traveling now it is likely the he would do it again if they were matched. ' Malone in one of the eight boxers picked by the New York state boxing commission to fight for the middle- weight title. Ho holds a. verdict over Boguh which he gained about a year and a half ago. in a. bout held at Boston. - - Todate Boguh has eliminated three of the boxers picked by the commie-- slon. In a space of two months he has defeated Tommy Loughan. Byran Downey and Pal Reed. Malone, Rat- ner. O'Dowd and Robson make up the rest of the selected eight. ' The Philadelphia fans were so pleased with the Ihowln [that Boguh made in. his recent victory over Loughrun in that city on Monday evening. that he has been oflered a re- turn date there. It is probable that he will be matched to fight Rather on \ ~ next. Scup All-BREAKERS ARE SOUGHT IN EUM KLONDYKE ' «lamp. and ”Zepko May Be , “Vim: in Liquor Boom l l» \n of Valleyfield. . I we. Ian—Eugene Le- . /~5oko. selfconfeued . .. escaped from tho i _i.ill at Bridgeport. ll ' the Hartford police t .iy after being arrest- Mass. by duping the . believing they would believed to be in Val- one, of the Canadian xir'zln rum runners. w m-h Canadian village. l l-rncPl'ul, is now an- . with the fomorly . Mnl t‘urmel‘l now near- alwmng the illicit traf- ' ulmn authorities are profits of the liquor “l ul.ll"'la reap on all . surrounding Valleynold -1 .l number of elClped ,: tlm l'nlted Staten. but ; :v or its transient popu- - 1r up at there who com- - » mg of automobile. with “'i: .t whiskey and find ‘ ‘ MW: in. The automobile: " w lholmrder. past the s‘ “'1“. errielalo and then A fraction of their v lwn the thief in dealing '9 his liquor whole-Inlet. u l‘ - m «in. he swap. the cur Nb of whiskey. Then I). ' u v hack into the Unit- ,, 'lrr through New York N W'h New England. Clihrr -, ‘1 or nrO'H-‘i HnflfOl’d ‘ i ,. '!~ the «flood of II- ‘ "‘0 cm! IMO... up two men are necessary. One drl~.I5 .1 car which the two own and the other drives the stolen car. The car belonging to the pair in the. one need to transport the liquor on the return trip. Inasmuch as the stolen care are rushed to Canada as soon as they are taken. there is little risk of cap- ture. All autos whlc are found by the Canadian authorlt en are confis- ‘cated if it cannot be proven that duty has been paid on them and are then sold at public sale. it will ho recalled that LeDoux and Zepko stole a car in Bridgeport and then came to Hartford. where they got LcDoux's car out of a. gar- T~m~ hero and were proceeding to Canada with both automobiles when they were stopped in Westfleld and forced to surrender the otolen car. It was '0 the Wertfleld police that they admitted they were bootleggers. say- ing that they were on their way to Canada then for a load of whiskey. Authorities in several States are now watching for the pair, and it is be- lieved that they witl stay in Canada. for a. while. where they will be able to make a living among th'e outlaws around Valleyfleld, provided Qiey do not run afoul 'of the gunmen who figure in the daily killings. which oc- cur in much the some way that they did in the days when the \Ven w'u voting and a. mans .lfe m mate just so lorg as he was faster on the draw than these with whom he came into contact. nunGIAn—snr r'mn mmcnns nnmonrorrrms BRIDGEPORT. Dec. 12.;—-Awuken- ed by o-oke early today. lu- molyn Rounbaum, daughter of Bernard Rounbnum. of 486 East Main ltrect. around her family And other inmate. of the ten funny house and probably saved them from onflocntion. Smoke from a fire in the confec- tionery Itore of Louis J. Todtfcld. on TEMPLETON 0N TOU_R_(_l[ STATE WATERBURY. Dec. 13.—-When Gov.-Elect Charles A. Templeton de~ livers his inaugural message on Jan- uary 3rd. he will be thoroughly fa,- mllia'r with the subjects touched upon as he is now making a. study of numerous phases of the state's gov- ernmental activities. During the past week he has visited several of the state institutions, making a. careful survey of the management of each and at the same time 'intervlewlwng the officials. Some of the institutions already visited are the Connecticut State hospital at Middletown.‘ the Connect!- cut Bchool for Boys at Merlden, the Connecticut State Form for Women. at Bride Lake, Nlantlc; the Long Lane Farm Institution at Middletown and several of the. state tuberculosis sanctorln. including Norwich and Wallingtord. Mr. Templeton stated today that he intended to make a compelte tour of the state. visiting every state in- stitution so that he would be well in- formed conoorning each. He will viadt the State Normal schools. lo- cated at New Britain. New Haven. [Donbury and Willimant‘lc: the State "Prado schools: the Connecticut Agri- cultural college at Storm: Fitch'- Home for Soldiers at Noro'ton; the State refol-mntory at Cheshire. the Connecticut State prison at Wetherc- neld and cavern! other state institun tiou IIOONSHINE CAUSES INSANE!!! INCREASE A total .of 70 Waterbury people were. committed to insane asylum- dnring the preoent your.2 nu con- the wound floor. coon tilled the balm in. driving occupants put-cu to ‘ “pet. The fire; which is believed by, Chief Johnson to hm been both! 70w ork 12:. some m m. I r» allfé W .. mm the urgent number of in- “any cola-J developing: in Waterbury . money“: . 1: low " , ' Too Late to Classify. FOR SALE—- 1922 Ford Sedan. “00.00. 1921 Ford Coupe, $815.00. 1920 Ford Coupe. $285.00. 1921 Ford Touring. 81:40.00. Helfont Service Station. 66 street.«Norwalk. Phone 2917. Main Tel. 1958. '1‘. Olsen. . t FDR SALE—‘1 room house and garage near high school. only $7.000. Geo. Mitchell, Phone 1861. DIVIDEND NOTICE 146th ; Semi-Annual Dividend ‘ot Norwnlk Savings society Norwalk. Conn. Dec. 12. 1922. At a meeting of the Directors of this Society. held this day. a. dividend. at the rate of FOUR AND ONE-HALF (4%) per cent per annum was deg cured to Depositors from the cams. logs of the. six months ending Decem- ber 31, 1922.. ' ‘ p Thetumo will beentered on pm- bookn and paid on and after, January 10. 1923. ' Money deposited on or before I‘ll-j nary 10. 1928 will draw interest from; January lot. 1923. , ‘ ' Open Monday evening. 7 to 8. Deposits over-15,000,000. ~ “DIRECI‘OBS Albert Rankin. William H. Hunter. Frederick A. Ella. f a TO LET—5 room bungalow. 10 Gibson g : Court. All improvements. Rent_$50'., . $5,000,000. - _ «‘ , A Albert A1136”; Le Grand Remain. George F. Betti. ‘ ‘ Robert G. Hartford. > William), ' a , ' i, ary’l’, 1923. teams cropland tor moo this weds." . the .Center-‘lflp‘flill W the Bethe! ' . . Give him a Conn this Christmas. Make an investment in . Please your boy with a l, _ -7 3 ' Musical-Instrument It’s the dream of every normal healthy boy to pain a band or dance orchestra. Yoursjspo exception. will give up almost any other pleasure to realize this ambition. his happiness that will at the same time keep him hisily' ‘ occupied and out of harm’s way for the whole year. .All Conn Instruments are easy to play. Our prices are reasonable. Come in and ins CtaDllr stock of saxo- phones, comets, trumpets, rrom nes, trap drum outfits, etc. Catalogue and Price List on request. Terms as low as $2 weekly Strand Theatre Bldg. Jun West of Broadway ‘ ‘ Sometime ago the Directors of the Norwalk Savings Society - 4’ .1 . i,» A; the surplus and undivided profits are now . g _ " , More Than $425,000 ' andtlie earnings have showed continuous "growth, the Directors, feeling that-the" depositors of the Institution * “ should share in its prosperity, UNANIMOUSLY VOTED ‘ "lAgDIVIDEND AT THE RATE HALF. PER'iCENT per'annu'm. _ .. humanism! will be‘, 7 . DAVENPORT COFFEE SHOPPE “Geode Cheer Within" A Place to Eat Par Exellanco Cakes and Pastries to Order for Home'er CATERS FOR PARTIES HOTEL DAVENPORT STAMFORD, 0010'. Music Every Evening—6:30 to 9:00 o . decided that in order to meet its continued growth it needed a larger place in which to do business. They voted‘to erect a new building, now being constructed on Wall Street, which the Society expects to occupy in‘ April . 'At a meeting of the Directors held yesterday a state’- ment of earnings for the current six months was pro? sented, showing gratifying results. there being a sub- ‘ 9, 'istantial _ gain of deposits, 'which now are well over I 'n... 5 or Tom; 'AND ONE-_ credited to depositors Llann- i ' moo—ml“. W'J ”warm on ‘ scrotum imam _, . , I ,. . € . v \
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