. DECEMBER 18, 1922.
: dio Program
anon \\'(i I.
rnoon News Ilroedct“
mailed by Boston Amen!
l‘rotrsm.
wriai Broadcast. lmt-
. Claus.
oston Farmers Produce
rt. (485 motors).
art-11 H.
Economics
Bureau 0!
(185 me-
l.lvo Stock
nd Conditions.
viow of day's prices and
conditions for Boston
or and eggs.
Market
ruiow or conditions in
iron and steel industry,
rtesy of “Iron Trade
view." '
Police Reports. Foston
lice Headquarters.
"Amateur Microscopy".‘
ventvrirst Tufts Collegei
Ire"
Hen! Night
1 stands hv nfter
eviously announced.
7:00
WARNS
TOTAL 31.320000
nrlt Mfg. C‘s-pours
Now $2,500,000.
or ltuhllor Conlpuny of
as lncrvnsvd its author—
tock from $39,000 to
e tiled n_r the office of
of tho State in; u. num-
niionq declaring (‘lpllnl
* a nggl‘twrntiui: “130,-:
& llvrlnr‘tt Blunlll’notllr-
of Moulding has added
‘is capital. making the
on,
“on worn rl‘l‘nrdru1 “a
a lnvostment Company.
om $10an in szotynnn
- Spring Land (‘ompnnv
. from innnfion M 37,35”
h‘nn ‘V'F'nlrn (‘hmpn iv of
“om “Honor; 9,, 21.11.1100
H. Lee (‘ompuny of New
$30,000 in grinnjmm
ur (‘ompnny, Bridgeport.
0 $100,000,
It Thfl'nd Pompanv of
on. from $400.04”) to
‘V. fill-urns, Alfnk‘llvy, of;
‘ BROTHER OF FORMER
lift. 00.. of Mirlrilvtnwn.
9.050 to its cnplt ll r om
d unissued or form}
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
next.
At a meeting‘f the Directors held yesterday a state-
ment of earnings for the current six months was pre-
sented, showing gratifying results, there being a sub-
stantial gain of deposits, which now are well over
$5,000,000.
As the surplus and undivided profits are now
More ‘ Than $425,000. ,
and the earnings have showed continuous growth, the
Directors, feeling that the depositors of the institution
should share in its prosperity, UNANIMOUSLY .VOTED
’A DIVIDEND AT THE RATE OF FOUR 'AND ONE-
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r he of the wettest wet- ln Congress are shown here congratulating
act: other on their proposed changes
in the eighteenth amendment which
would virtually wipe it out. They are, left to right. Congressman George
H. Tinkhm of Massachusetts and John Phillip Hill of Maryland. -
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The (‘Uillli‘i‘lll‘lll Automotive Spoc-
Inltlcs (‘ompuny of Bridge-port was
incorporated yesterday with 825.000
"llplllll. its incorporators are Joseph
H. Cohen. Regina. Fox Cohen and Jos-
eph J. Krist.
The “ranch (‘moperativa Store As-,
snrintion. lm‘., of Bridgeport. has dis-
nnlvml.
’l‘hn Marmon-Fnirfield Company of
llriligeport has elected officers as fol-
lows: l'rnsldont and treasurer, Daniel
P Int-kin: secretary. Oils 1". Lewis. .
DRY CHIEF IN SAUGATUCK
.—
Efforts made last night to reach
(‘nptnin Jonathan E. lino of Slmsbury.
who has been relieved as chief prohi-
hitlon director for Connecticut, for
personal comment on his retirementl
worn unsuccessful. Ila W113 «ported
to he visiting with relatives at the
home of \Viiiinm P. Finn. in Songs-
tuck, hut n woman who said she spoke
for Mrs. lino said last, night he was
not HH‘H'.
"ISIIOI' l'lllihlnl‘lfi AT
lll‘lhlt‘ATlON 0F CRITIC“
VVATFTRTH'RY, Doc. 18.-—-T€lshop
John J, Nimn oi' the (‘xltholic diocese
was completed with the past week.
Catholic clergyman from all parts or
the State attended the ceremonies.
A lump of sugar soaked in \‘lne<
gar will stop most cases of hiccoughs.
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it's hard to keep away from:
Jame: Homer
& FRUITS
Tempting. Cris Nuts and Luscious
Fruits in a Vemt Cream. That' s
the reason. And too, it' s dollar
quality for .
49 Cents
of ll.lri!0rd presided at the dedication
vnstorlnv or St Anne's churrh here.
The structure has been under con- l
struotion for nlmost thirtv wars andl
Sold only at Jack llnrncr Headquarters
CLIFFORD PHARMACY
60 80. Main St.
Sometime ago the Directors of the
Norwalk Savings Society
HALF PER CENT per annum.
This dividend will be credited is depositors Janu-
ary l, 1923.
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N orwalk Savings “Society
W; -W Mam . $‘mmma'fl-uwuuwr .5 ,
So. Norwalk I
; cheer.
'tbrown, and green $7. 50 each.
- out cold and also furnish the room $22.50 to $25.
Christmas Checks, CashedHereJ f -
There is joy in picking things for
A good example to follow.
most convenient for you.
Gifts all the
family . will eniOy.
Those little thin that have been talked about but
somehow never boug t to beautify the home—they help
along the Christmas spirit in the home and bring good
Double faced burlap screens—thrccofold—rose, blue,
Cedar chest 36 inches to 4.8 inches long $15 to $39
Matting covered boxes $3. 75 to $9.
Tapestry couch covers stripes allover etc—Oriental
colorings $3 to $10
Double faced velour portlereS—blue- and taupe—rose
and blue—mull and blue—brown and green—help to keep
Auto robes—large assortment of most beautiful of
standard makes $7. 50 to $29.
Velour pillows. round. oblong and square—special
$2.50 each.
, Cross bar ruffled scrim curtains with tie bands $1.50
pair.
Marquisette curtains hansfitche'd with cluny lace
edge $1.50 pair.
Hand drawn marqmisette We of scrim
mercerised—corncr motif v‘crfefiective $5 pair,
Third floor. antes. '
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”Good 1 gloves.
like old monk. .
They wear well—so someone has add—end we think
backs—40vm brown, b38701? mode and; bugs—$2,
m floor. 1": m
2’. fl ‘ . .. 7' a: n
sum-up mush M ‘mlmmmm
9. ; material, expertly made and baked.
its true 8ythat’s why we try to always have only this sort ,
for your choomng.
Two clasp French ind envy embroidered
backs—brown, tan, beaver, and black $3. -
' Strap wrist duplex gauntlet gloves withmbroidered
l;
dandnresellmgmoretodaytbanst
.Iongtlmcatleast—thercarc anytime
;. I 6 Shopping Days Till Christmas jl
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oy of
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* shOpping.
Is to many women. as great as Christmas itself.
other folks.
Pleasure in doing it without :hurry or confusion—and so they make it? a"
point to shop during the unhurried~ hours of the morning.
Do it if. you can arrange to.
AND IF YOU CANNOT; this store offers its very best to you at the time
A big active interested corps of sellers; whose one chief joy is to Supply you:
with. what you wish are here to give promptness, cheerfulncss and true
Christmas spirit. Delays there may he sometimes but they are the result of;
the great busyncss; not one of them as annoying to you as they are to us.
A storeful of worthwile pleasing things for you to choose from during this
last week of the holiday season. Splendid variety; splendid value—and we have
made sure that late shoppers "shall have good picking.
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Christlnas nearly here
let us help you decide.
Still' 1n doubt as to what to give Grandmother, Mother
or friend?
Bring us a sample of their hair. We will match it for.
you perfectly to a “Yevette” switch or transfonnation
that will bring pleasure to the recipient every day in the
year. Here are special holiday inducements of grey hair
goods.
20 inch switches of fine wavy hair $5.50.
20 inch switches of fine wavy hair $12.50.
-" 3 around transformations of fine wavy hair $7.:50
v Psyche pufl $3.75. Fine grey curls $3.25 pub?
12 inch grey washable hair rolls $1.
Expert attention in hairdressing, Marcel waving,
shampooing, manicuring, facial and scalp treatments,-
permanent waving.
Cbildren’ s hair cut on hobby herse chairs by Barber
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Bill.
Thu-d floor. mat.
We’re taking orders
for Christmas pics;
Rowland pies, big and delicious—and to be freshly
baked for _the Christmas dinner , .
of selectog
. v'
“try—bl
Flaky crust, generous fine flavored filling,
Mince, pumpldn, apple, cranberry, lemon.
Pies to be paid for at tins of ordering and called for
the day Sdturday, Dec. 23—this is the only way we can
supply the demand and be sure you are not disappommd.
Emmett. center.
A fine bicycle
for man or boy.
Infect for Women too, we have most Wm
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e benefits {from out-917 doors
ihcprices mum exercise—tho
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”unfit
‘ i an whefih are unified momma?”
Norwalk Chronicler