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WISE WOMEN!
DOWN
BUYS!
USEFUL GIFTS
Curtains. linen table sets, silk
loads, lace scarts, blankets.
comfortables, embroidered
pillow cases, sheets. sweaters
and many more useful house—
hold necessities.
Pay a little every week.
Dress up your home for
Christmas.
Just send us a postal or phone
and our man will call on you
with a car full of beautiful
merchandise.
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Uneeda Furnishing
(‘ompany
37 Fort Point Street
East Norwalk
Phone 499.
Rowland M. Beach
' '20 last Ave. Phone 2140
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State Police seize 900
Driven byNew Ha-
* en an able progress thrfirsgh the State of
V M Connecticut. It looked as if he
' $750-B- AIL would be able to make m dentin»
“on.
Shipment W a 3 Des-
tined for New York
---Driver‘ Keeps Si-
lent
Gamers Dec.
Stepping closely on the heels
of the expose of liquor running
through Westport and subse-
quent developments, Stato Po-
lice discovered a truck carrying
‘4 a wholesale load of 900 gallons
of alcohol arrested the driver
and seized the cargo last nightENcw Year's Ev: cclebrants—enough
shortly after seven o “clock
John Telusco. of Amity street. New
~ - me Is
Conflscated
Road bound (or New York State.
'Itowed safely withh: the body of the
truck Were sixty large cans. In aelr
an there was fifteen numb: pure
alcohol. Telnrco had made adrrfiré
,on‘hnck
The general appearance of the
track its covering: and the manner
or the driver, however. aroused the
mspiclona of State ‘Policemerrmker
and Polleau. who were patrolling the
Post Road between the Pickwick .
Arms and the Greenwich Town line.
They waited until‘the truck paged,
-then drew up along side or the ve-
htcle.
They started asking questions and
poking about in the truck. Then the
discovery was made. The truck was
according to the police, loaded to
the gunwalcs with the contraband
liquid. Tho 900 gallons, it is believ-
pd were designer! to quench the
thirst at thousands of Christmas and
12.—
this vicinity-
and residence aw! W than out-
Vewrorku'ly.wouldaoynom
Heconldmmap‘crafittotranr
pore liquor or raw mm He was“
not tell where he was gains to deliv-
erthefieuormxewiorkorxhe
names or any person involved; in
the transaction.
A further W3 W
was made at the Greenwich police '
m but Texaco persisted in. his.
m_ncamrwazaam
meithhm berm
Judge James Head in the Green-
wich Court. Bond m 3.113645% 8750.
retrace was unable to tarnish that
amount-and spent tbe’nlxlst in Jan.
’ The activities a! :1» State PM
have resulted in the capture o! large
quantities of liquor in trucks, but sq ..
far as is known this haul 1:: 500
gallonsisthelalr'zestevermadeii
The work 0! the police
in searching suspected truck: has in-
creased since the Weapon mat: was
brought to light.
This capture "only appear: to
strengthen thecontentio-n of Connec—
ticut otflciau that ilquar is being
transported from city to city on pre-
arranged schedules. Further inven-
ligation, the police believe, may re- *
suit in "evidence which linked with
the evidence in the \Veatport case,
will unearth a huge and powertul
“rum ring" carrying on an illicit
traffic and employing a. fleet of
{make which travel the Post Road
posed
stble.
lto supply a. xf‘ucration of hard
drinkers morning, noon and night i
The truck driver was ordored by
regularly. Further developments. it
is expected will bring in the names
of prominent Connecticut and other
The committee wants to arrange
for the appearance
officials at public hearings. Sec-
retary Mellon probably‘wlll be the
first witness if he desires to appear
1mm Committee WW areto
be ratified a: a m at the
after
1*
get down to m .
The programme! the-Way: and
' and reporting out the: three
according to tit opinion
tollowing yesterday’- countenance,
winheto dispoeotthenilmtol—
lowing order:
constitutional amendment to end «
ties by the Federal and State,
2.—General tax reduction .31._
3.—~Soldiera" bonus used-in.
Little or no delay is .5de
on the tax- -exempt securities atom.
11011. It was passed by the 11m
in the last Congress, but died in
the jam in the Senate in then ‘oatng
days. ’
The purpose in not rushing out
the bonus is said to be to word
the representative. and, Stanton
ample opportnniw to Lake 11;: their
minds as to what should be done.
There was general agreement at
today's meeting that the’Lpr-oposed
tax reductions should not’be made
retroactive to the beginning of the
coming calendar year. January 1.
1524, as has been med. but
metal In: of
Representative
Massachusetts was
which it is pro:
of Treasury »
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We prepay trans-
portation charges on I
all merchandise '
purchased here to ‘
any point in the
_Unlted States. Ship-
ments are made via
express, freight or
parcel post as we
Judge best. 9
This year giving fashion' s newest jew-
els does not mean a large money expendi-
ture, it simply means an individual selec-
tion to suit the personality of the loved
one who will open the box on Christmas
morning.
Endless variety of jewelry ahd prices.
Pearls—Ever? woman should have sev-
eral strings of pearls. Long strings and
short choker strings are worn together
with black velvet and satin frocks or shim-
mering white evening gowns. Deltuh
Pearls, as lustrous and colorful as real Ori- .
entals. Handsome string $55. Many
strings at small prices.
Necklaces—and chains of semi-precious
stones—accessories as important to women
of to-day's fashion as the gowns them—
selves—jade, amber, mountain haze, sap-
phire, turquoise, matrix necklaces, $9.
Long coral necklace, $9. 50.
Genuine ivory or Chinese necklaces
$10.50. Long chain of black pearls $12
Cut crystal in so great demand is unusu-
al—amber and crystal or jet and cry} al.
long
Come, bring the
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Mechanical trains, with ‘eve 11
that goes with a railroad. Wind £31113:
- and they race along. One fine Outfit in~
eludes train, station, tunnel and signal
$6.75 complete
Separate tracks, switches, tunnels and
cars and locomotives with all accessories.
Many sizes and many prices. A small out-
“ 1;; tr! 1 $1150
01: ca trains also, even 1
3? tor a small set or a- beautya-f—biugw 0::
with station tunnel, transf .-
. as! 'all complete ready to m3?" and fig.
tions.
Earrings—A woman will
many pairs of earrings—a different pair
for every costume.
s’terling silver set with many colored
stones or rhinestones. .
Amber and brilliants are beautiful in a
tive set of these are in jade,
aquamarine, set in sterling silver. $14 set
Combs, the newest combs just from
abroad, long and shallow to fit the shin-
gled or low head dress. Many handsomely
jeweled, ' $10
Other Jewels of Fashion—White gold
wrist watches—dainty and handsomely
designed.
Swiss movements and are chased in ex-
quisite patterns.
price . 335
Silver Mesh Bags, Whiting Davis, the
finest bags of this type made.
Joys in Toys
all sorts for the kiddiesfhtlfh' en and see “I," wonderful 4351,1517"! playthmgs~toys =01
1:312» 'l‘; 3;” ‘.
Let the boys
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:Start your out-
E ofotown eh 1 p-
' ments early!
E Christmas club
checks may be
cashed in this,
store.
delight in
Sparkling earrings of
$5
artistic pair of earrings $12. And
another aquamarine and narcisete are
combined charmingly. '814
Bracelets, Comb—Bracelets are worn
to match the choker necklace. A distinc~
“whim
These watches have genuine
They are unusual at this
Of sterling
silver, they have fine soldered mesh and
rejust the gift for a fastidious lady.
11‘
$40
I.
1
Street. Toy. ,
put together their own
We and: motors
all ready to be so.
He will love
WWI Toys
my” uwindu .
mirage; 1%”
‘ any haveever .
“7:893!“ . on ”image?“-
cars—it will save averse man ”i
clocks; Automaton, ’ “w“
come :many psi-1.,
sembled with tools
. that they should become operative
Haven. was contentedly driving a the officers to pull over to the side in Wrson’ 9»
large automobile truck along the Post 0! the road The deeper the police’ ,Ncw England lien as ring‘leflem The schedule now is to begin January 1' 15-3-
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~ evening slippers at 50 cts.
Wno othertime duringthe year. For ’-
:long burning and ddpless.
different colorséiwith either gold or
r
which it»
'w’hen there-wet branch will— '
MeanaCmnmittee in W’
major measures not m be- '
“~4- :, - fore it,
‘ WW, I). 8.. Dec. 12.—
Detlnlte “opossum taken by the
Republican members 9! the House
Way tad Means Committee yester-
dayto pro. m-nductun lemma
legfilmlioa with all pentble speed.
Sentiment at the meeting was de-
clared to have been virtually unis-1i.
soon. that the rates in the existing
revenue aw should not be out all
along the line to the torrent possible
'points consistent wit‘k' the Govern-
ment's revenue need:
A. subcommittee,
Chairman Green,
Hartley, of Oregon. and Representa-
tive Treadway.
appointed, to confer with Secretary
orthe Treasury Mellon en the de-
tails of his plan,
to follow-as closely as pos~
L—Jotnt realm, m a . l
thetagnnce amuse»?
county and municipal. seven-treats. r1
The bat way to get ahead is to REGthLY flap-“N; .,
My my week. Our ('an Club 0"ch you :11: (as; 5 ~
for mutating money. “'by not begin now 2‘
What the Different Clubs Will Pay You.
INCREASING CLUBS l EVEN AMOUNT CL:
IN 50 “BEES (For Chrbtnns
IV 50 WEEK‘ I1”): Ch
19:4) 1’21)
1 CI b . $12.“ 3, a
z: 0:!) a; 3:330 4‘3 Club Pars s1-
Club pays 8 $3.73; 50c Club par: 39
10c Club pays 3127.50 31.00 Club ”3.. $50
$2.00 Club pars 31:30
DEMO} CLUBS
You can begin with the largest 3“!” Club pa"
.deposlt and decrease your depo-Ei "9-00 C15" P115!
sits ends week. 3530 00 Club pays
Cmmgmal’mflmkandjotntheflubtmiay.
ALLTHEFADmtaadhavcthemjom.
WE “ILL “'ELCOSIE IOU.
So.NorwalkSavingsBau
8:50
8:100
$1.000
Bring . 1
Glove Silk ngene
Every woman hopes for this gift
And a delightful gift it is—just
frivolous enough to be desirable;
yet sumciently practical to with-
stend much wear and laundering.
Vests, good quality silk, bodice‘
style, picoted straps—~flesh only.
‘ $1.95
Kayser Vests, heavy quality in
flesh, white and orchid. Full cut.
$2.95
Step-in Combinations are Christ-
masy indeed with wide real filet
insertions at the top. Flesh only.
Another style of stepdns is de-
--l with skirt efi‘ect. Embroi-
dots add color to the bodice
1". also the hem. Beautifully
:——«flesh, orchid and peach.
Help floor.
Feather Fans -
The Gift a. Woman W31 Love
Feminine charm is at its best as
revealed behind a graceful waving
ostnch fan of black or the fashion-
able bright colors. One Plume
Special Reduction on
Wool Hose
SILK AND WOOL HOSE, full fashioned. embroidered doc.-
brown, grey, camel and blue and brown mixed. $2 4.
‘ a
$3.25 quality for . ..... ......................
embroidered CEO .1
.................. $2.4
ALL WOOL HOSE-Black. putty.
and grey—$1.95 quality for
ALL WOOL HOSE, full fashioned.
black, camel and brown.
$3.25 quality for
coo-p.00).
WOOL HOSE—Ribbed, black, brown, paw; , camel
and heather mixtures—$1.50 quality for ........
Sizes 815
J. I. MALLETTE
88 Washington Street
98
to 10 in each quality.
fans have little feather variety
bags to be carried with them at $10
for the set.
Large three plume fans in heav-
enly shades 312’
For little daughters are wee
pink, blue or white fans at
59 eta. ea.
Special black fans for grown~
ups are very. good looking at $5
Main floor.
Sparkling Shoe Buckles
Make Excellent Gifts
So very much the style on strap ..
or opera pumps. For daytime wear
are large square cut steel buckles .-
most reasonably priced, $5 a pair. . .
Such buckles may be had in jet,
or bronze steer also. '
Slides to be worn on strap pumps
are delightfully designed as a
flower, all act solid with glittering
stones. $4
. Rhinestone buttons to be used on
rival larger buckles for plain opera
gimps 4 .. floor.
Candles Light -
the Christmas Home
GandleahurnatChrishnasifat’ '
this festival have hand dipped can-
dies colored all the way through—
Three
eases—the 8 in. size::15 ch. in. 4
Eancy decorated candles 11$ in
silver in rustic efiects Three sizes ,
e—opmroflongloin.onesbemg ..
~ ~‘ WW 9 H ’ runs:
in“!!! Gehebe s ..
run-mm ,-
There are only
14 more
Shopping Days Before
Christmas I
Now the time is bcrc when gin-
scckcrs' decisions must be made.
“1- have a oomph. to line of fan-
cy chins such a4 cake sets. ber-
ry sets candy jars. cckry ~cls,
kc cream sets. sandm'di trays,
nut sets. 0:10.. also 1| complete
line of toys, games. dolls. ctc.
South Norwalk
SELECTED GIFI‘S AT REASONABLE
PRICES
Particularly Suitable for the Holidays Will Be
' Found 1n Our Gift Department.
—OPEN EVERY EVENING—e
. The Hamilton ShOP
49 WALL STREET
Vietnam $01.11 on EASY WEEKLY ”mus
Norwalk Chronicler