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{BY sums,
9505mm
b:
YIS
must, be impendm.
I would like to
shrines lo
anniher Way.
r ha rumor u Lenine.
.n,._
MM—
III. M‘
’up at!» “mgr-tun"
; rulcluug a: which a. b n
t m.) win-pm run. also; his
'hat actuarial-nu mm (or
present.
um American public in
Stinnrzu il Just an distinctive
He. like len-
tlt'wu not look at the world ilk.
imam worthy of directing it.
Alum-\- uonaidem himself 3 Cer-
": :3 1n industrial i'nnemlist. Ho
v \ mm m at"; German in mutt-y do-
«6., ,
um‘mmmcs
bache-
"Clot
‘3 ’ hummus
cam victory
flat and and up
.0716.
In this he is
the war. Lndendort!
German people pitileuly.
Hugo
cculd any on a war
The people who
dart! had his.
Mum“..-
protlucwl
been paid in vaporr, \Vlth which they?
could just buy enough to keep ' liwz. l
drove
llvg on starvation rations. so
. KREIGER 69? (:0.
for
Useful Xmas Gifts
1
- I‘. {CRCOATS
v
coco-o.
1 1': BLOATS
w \i ‘lxINAVV COATS
‘u
x
u
'1' l“. E PLINED COATS
‘~ FUATS FOR. M
EN
.1:th . ......
ROVER SW'EATERS
.7‘
\\4 BRA COATS—Grey and Tan
~ ”mi? at ....
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\ l.l.-WOOL PULL-0V
n. '-
:‘~; \TH ROBES
- .[9‘
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5-; E . \R SL'ITS——All colors.
«U
ml LA DIES’ L‘MBRELLAS
= H il. BLANKETS—Fufl size.
- ’71
.1 ........
'ER’ SWEATERS .
$20.00 ‘° $60.00
, $5.98 ‘° $18.00
$9.98 W $12.98
a ..... o .........
FIN—With 2 Pints 5t Pants $7.98 to $18.00
$3.98 t“ $9.98
$5.98 .. $7.98
$5.98 .. $8.98
lib" BEACON BATH ROBES $4.98 to $6.98
it}. «amps 8.: CAPS son anus $3.98 to $5.98
‘~'er.E'l’TE NIGHT G0W.NS--Full Size- $1, $1.98
' 2-; FILLED COMFORTS—Full size.
‘W
Win! at
.........
$5.98
.......
‘ i 1' )ES FOR. MEN. WOMEN AND CHILDREN AT
SPECIAL PRICES.
‘M'mlat .....................
REVS JERSEY LEGGINS
$1.00
ma LITTLE GIRLS. 2 to it $4.98 to $30.00
H i )KERS, SQUIRREL, STONE MARTIN, OPPOSSUMS,
‘ i
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n.
\ES
CPS from .......... . . . . . .
' at filLK DRESSES FOR GIRLS
Wm 11. from ...................
< * HATS. CLOTH COATS—ALL KINDS OF SILK, POIRET
-.-
$7.98 ‘° $75.00
$5.98 t“ $15.00
TWILL AN D JEEEY DRESSES—AT FAIR PRICES.
WE MAKE NO EXAGGERATED PROMISES.
‘7T0RE WILL
BE OPEN EVERY EVENING
. UNTEXMAS
H. KREIGER. 8:00.
I
{lust-«:11 “M! and at m Emmflfl
rm.“ m— It“! Nana-noting the: bacon:-
people. “I"!!! mamas}! M Then,- po'wur
from military (2.2- , grows on the tear anti respect of
by «animating the; othrrs.
like Ludrndnrfi in Iside and outside 0! Germany tbs: it
the 3 would mean nothing to give a. recital
mad-3 (berm ol his holdings.
he i done by
Coreign ! inuiuvrrial power.
1" :i-~ rust. 0! Lu. conquest H!!! n '“hn Unit i cltat
. ., . - excuse L ‘ ‘i‘ ' ‘ N " es
\. , Li‘r‘m" wants .1 thoroughly imma- hsd won those suflerjzzil; 3:21:32;
- rimmed world With the mnclt'nery Would flnul thpmsfixv“ 1,1331%; 1-1.”;
m. V... .11.: prutclarin: directing itself. the victory. amines L; narr/‘yifig 00‘
Z_"r1i!-‘::i‘ ”at": I ”10'0“th ""3- the same kind or campaign {or for»:
.1. .. . word With tho machinery elm conqucst
, .1 “rum-HI by himself or the tew' A “
Iln'n- ‘
:1. “a pmflm‘ but hot line:- ow through it all the federal hanks.
‘u-rmnny in Hie linilteQI‘Mr-ril {08:1 The Gnrmun people cracked ru-E The} United States Steel. Retina-
/ e \ V m. ("How Gerrnann ”'p n ‘f 491‘ the load Ludendorfl! placed on Ewm Steel and about half the curd
~ 11m lh‘rlndny is the ‘."i‘xt‘~nt;3 3mm “fad. uer are now showingrprmluced.
Hmmfl :mtl hatnris that make Cer- i053: O crud-um; under the: S * .ncs ‘"‘iémglztirllaiil‘mmle int? a. new
mm'r‘ A Drovluvrwn nation. nr course. Stinnv‘s is not alone. :.1k:n in1 A 1’18 new 01 COHCCAM‘
,. Industrial Imm- any more than [.udendarfl wall i .
Stinnes has his backing. u LmlenJ
But. when man not
a He owns or controls so much in-
It can be better
Relatively his
I! the ass ware
instead or Ger-
many. would have to be exemplified
.tbnut like this:
analogy.
To be such a power in the United
States as Stinnes is in Germany a
: man would have *0 own or ‘iave ab—
solutely under contra“: -
The Ft‘tieml Reserve Bank and
‘ The blg’gr‘st. electric works. elt'c-
Hi-irrnl supply concerns with warm-
E Wide distribution. A motor car :om-
bin». machinery and machine :nol
: concnms.
A big nowspapcr in every ciiy and
many throughout. the country. C01—
.tral of all news sorvices. including
Bridgepo
1643 BROAD ST.
it Tnmks‘Ba Cd.
AT JOHN ST.
B.FRIED DICK
‘m
FAITHFUL SERVICE
vthe Associated Press.
All this organized into horizontn.§
nnl vertirni trusts Ind under II. LVN"?
'snnnel picket! form a pecinl cl,1ss.f
, in tho actual case. ‘he housands cv ;
nuw >‘rinnus organizations are. '12};
‘ l up with young Prussian army:
"‘t‘drs. who have found a. can-Jr:
vii-.t-v Slinnes. 3
l‘ in nor
n'
zivccssary to carry {th
' "-1,: :i-- has. But. imagine an \mtert-
vs .irtiibo-raxeiy working flit}:
. v - ,‘\»II"{‘1('811 people to fhe bum) :
g m." trzmv- whol-asaltx Wiping mil :
' ...:5 O! the past. in :1 tiriv: to:
' 1.» .‘im- rit‘nn industrial ma-z
ix :r‘:i master. and you I143 ,1,
:2 \2’ .~"inn»stzwl Gamany.
n ~‘ 1* - financial pmvvr has.
; 1:: -, 0 full of Vile mar-1L7
- Hr! zonms Was suffi-»
: * mm G-‘-rman}"s Higgfist
i . 3; , "v. Rut. l1." haul. in 11- j
E . r: i r *r‘ll'll'lalls .itlvanmgv ii‘ 2
. "'3 :‘H- 'u Vin—“ow '1?l ‘lil‘ moomx'
.. “cm 1- . to L ion his wi'inspr-ml
:5 t=. :1l‘l~i Hiwn. :i fnw months light
“ 1:1" “1'1: marks 'lln? were, wov-fh
w. l. on of what they find Own:
'\ ": in: imrrnwml 'Emm.
-i:"im.1ii.a~>-l =‘-
5'. i Cat's“ .
'uir ivri'ls itself to lr‘il‘tl'i
"lnv‘ivlwnllidy ! 11:110. nib"-
l 'Hzpntiut-v Sim->5. :‘u l
'1: :2va "31»- mun qiirinsrs ton.
~izitnw< :ihvrt‘u ttr-osvuis ‘mtnsN-f
- v'umm: .inrnss i‘r :-
In -
“ in lfur'in :‘rr-m PM?»
‘11: " Y‘azhwhnl' Z\"l\\.1l"lh 'hv Esplll‘i-
~ lint-i. which 1n- uwns. {{i‘ is«
'“sSv‘xl lli an aid Mark cutawa‘; sun»
‘ .113 l knmv the same one lit- has;
n... q '\'6‘:ll‘1n2 :‘nr roars» and an old;
-l. " )v 'lzza' «411:.le shiny zilon; ihu'f
Hts l-lm'k heard [.1 hardly!
" his hand is .1 small. un-
lmntlhau. Ax ll“ hur~‘
' ills Yrmlsrrs flap against.
. H0 nvvnr 711.105 {0 flie‘
>~ goltlom relinquishes that
.3192. i
:a Spartan in his way off
' ~ and all his family also try;
“.t ,wn Hz?
mm to form. He is also
in his movements and
fnkc mm of his'lew plozuy‘
‘ - nut 01‘ \Vl'l'ix'lng in the dark.
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His Reach Far Filing. ‘
'ms :inznns of offices. in .\Illl*hl-:
Ln ilvrim. Hamburg. \‘ieiiiia.;
Amslurium. and he is pcr-E
_ j ’Etn uni}: connecting link hm;
tn must of them. He fills from]
unmiwr “'lthflut noise .md'
'rism: sow-ml. 0m! rotisonv
i"“1 ?n Part-3' mnr" hag«j
1»: has a. room or aptu‘i- .
1 town. 1
n.-
.1.
is ‘3er most «'hnr—z
iiw's 'n Mtinhihelm
ni-l initiils' hnusv. when his
iztiiun grandfather oslalviishcd
\ gut! business out Of which the.‘
'1 1‘0"" nu grow. The house is
.11 nus t'uur Windows on the.
hon-.0
,4‘11‘71-‘4 it
ill, H"
;:' until
:10in 1nd three on the S('(‘-;
~nri. The l'urnilurra for file sex-on;
:'vu\:~.s was bought by E‘mu Slinnvs.
.J ’I‘iv- Tlnu- of their marriage tun-nigh ‘
n "vars ago. Not rho' slight-35‘:
h..::co_- has been made sincv. ;
,x; itinnes was born in 157‘" .111“
. u. 33. kit: has sevv‘n Chlldl‘i‘u,‘
7'. - ‘nr 0.“ ‘5 liom he has succeeded 3
arm}; in his own imagr. About ‘
'rmmzvr ones there is less certztin~ ‘
His tastiest, son, Edward Hugo;
~tsnnes. married recently and g
.-rv- gilt his bride into the parsnta‘ii
‘ntnw- The svcond son. Huzo;
S'umv‘s. Jr., who intends to his;
";;Iht‘r s husint'ss overscns. was mar-1
’lt =1 .1: .‘Z. and at 23 has a. son. He?
ZV".~' .ll’. Hamburg and is never seen?
“'Sit his Office. 1
T‘s.» oldest daughter. Claire Stinncs.
:5: good :1 business man as her!
‘Ixurs. and went two years ago to;
' me to organize her taiher’sf
Rump. was left by her in
. :21. :0. §
'l‘ht- fourth child. Otto Hem}
. “minus. is :1 student in the technical:
;~, ii svltooi in Berlin. about to be"
'L‘l-lullte'l. The sister just younger
plum he. Hilde 511111195. 18 nineteen.
T‘nv two younger children are Er-
; nest Hugo. fourteen. and Else. 1:.
' Nothing But Bum ;‘
\Vlicn the stinnes family is all at i
i home in Muehlhelm. they sit around ‘
$111+: living room table every evening?
land talk business. They never talk
igllmut anything but busines.
Stinnes has developed his whole
’systcm Or vertical and horizontal
trusts since the war. and he has
needed armies of emplayes. These
’hn has found most readily in the
gs'nunz; men trained for emcers. lett
.flat after the war. '
5 Slinnes might. be said to have talc-
icn {the Prussian army and turned it
ginto his private industrial army. in-
fstead of looking up to the kaiser
:these young emcers "hock" Stinnea.
: As a matter of fact they do exactly
j. that. To the thousands of young ex-
«wfiuuW‘M ...
'nrticers in the Stinnes concerns. he
; is the leader. and their training and
§«:duca£ion call for a. leader. They
used to have the most spectacular
leader living. They now have the
' most. secretive.
Unreal-able.
l
V
i (From London Punch.)
Customer -- IMt—a—sh
—-ton of colds.
Clerk—Yes. sir. What sort? 1
Customer—Wen“ it makes
Mumumm
‘ ,
:zmnqu abroad to see what. kin-l n: '
ni’ Sikh? as much its {105- :‘~
Lcmcuggn
no Mm. I should like a g“. _-
THE MOST REMARKABLE
HAND BAG SELECTION
YOU: EVER WANT TO SEE
Styles—1'3 different styles.
to a large shopping bag.
en seal. morocco. cowhide.
Linings—Mont: or Icalher.
Colors—Black. brown. tan or gray.
: .
Fittths -—— Many bags have double in-
side compartments Oi- fittings.
Trimmings—Some bags have mountings
and ornamental clasps.
Similar to Illustrations and Many Others
at Two Special Prices
$2.95- $4.95
includingr
everything from a small drt‘ssy bag
Leathers — Pin seal. beaver calf. shrunk—
SING E 18%
Reserve your Victrula
now for Christmas and
we willdeliver it when-
ever you prefer. Make
your choice early. The
ballad towards the
hat days is always
very heavy.
OPEN EVENINGS
The Hamilton
‘
bhop
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Visit Our (rm Dept.
SAY HAPPY NEW YEAR ,
WITH YOUR
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and let us make them for you
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‘ ‘ SAMUEL ALEXANDER.
FINE FURNITURE
So. Norwalk
Phone 3560
patronage during our opening sale.
ourselves.
SALE DAY AT ALEXANDER’S.”
A WORD of APPRECIATEON
We take this Opportunity to thank the people of this vicinity for their liberal
Those who took advantage of this oppOrtunity to buy furniture and household
furnishings became acquainted with the policy Of this store—‘ RELIAB
CHANDISE, MODERATELY PRICED.”
To get you acquainted with our store, we priced everything—during this sale—
practically at cost, and so great was the response of the public we were completely
cleaned out of many lines. In order not to disappoint a single one of ourxfnendswe
accepted orders for additional pieces and made good our promises by duplicating
the goods advertised with additional purchases Without a cent of actual profit to
We Win cont'mue to live up to the same high standard set during .our Opening
Sale, and While we cannot continue to sell merchantlise at cost, we believem 0
fair margin of profit. Insofar as price and quality 18 concerned. “EV ERY DAY IS
We do not ack that you nnhesitatingly accept our you] for this. .Coine in and
inspect our stock of furniture and household furnishings. ‘We’ll guarantee that
you can’t duplicate them anywhere at our mes, or for considerably more.
o
3' ,2?
Ms;
MER-
nlya
SAMUEL ALEXANDER ~
FINE FURNITURE
S°~ Nomik
Norwalk Chronicler