Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Friday, December 19, 1924 · page 27

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“.4 :or everyone.

Christmas Gifts

_ ~11. you just naturally think of Stone’s Specialty Shop,
-:: conclred and one useful gifts they have for sale; But,
4‘ : a hundred and one things there are almost countless

 

* FOR MOTHER ;~»

Hosiery of all kinds and
colors ‘ -

Handkerchiefs—
initialed, colored, white
Dainty Silk Unclenéear

Silk Pajamas
Silk Mull Pajamas
Aprons
Cover-A113 ‘
Rubber
.1523 - Bungalow
» ' Gloves
‘ ' ' Kid
~ "93 Suede
4 ‘ “‘ppers ‘ Mocha
- _ ;_ Chamoisette -
' Wool
Silk: .
Blouses
Petticoats
Slips

Pettibockers
Collar and Cuff Set;

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:‘ ,. _, Sweaters

’ Flannel Gowns ancl

Pajamas

7 .’ BathBobes

_ . Pocket Boots
Gloves Boudoir Caps

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and 13 Main Street

Telephone 2594 ;j

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FOR SISTER
Wool Gloves
Hat and Scarf Sets
Sweaters,
Dresses
Bath Robes
Stockings
Socks
Handkerchiefs
Pocket Books
Pajamas, Flannel
and Muslin‘
Night Gowns, Flan-
he! and Muslin.
Underwear
Bloomers
.Slips
Petticoats
Hats

FOR DADDY

; Socks
Handkerchiefs
Billions -
1 Golf; Stoclongs

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NEW». YGRK. Dec. 19.-Eulth of-
ex-
tended mvesugafious with
at the State agricultural School ati
Fax-mm. L. L. that. the disease
nvaflng western. poultry farms :37
the Bunyan chicken pest. “ g

No curator the plague 1: known“

Slaughter otdniested row! and sew ; '

quarmntiné and sanititian monomer
would prove caective tn stamping it?
out. it. was announced-» ;
The disease‘appezred two years;

ago ianm mascot: wiped octa,

chicken flocksein large areas. The;
only method {who to check
plague was quarantine and disagree»;
tion. Experimants here showed that '1
turkeys. duck}. geese. guinea. pigs. ,
and rat: irate pot affected. The ha- i
oiling can not stemmed, Tm dzs-
case kills chickens within six hours;
after infection- ‘2

 

BRIDGEPORT. Dec. 11—233mm
to discover a remedy for the mysteri-
ous epidemic which in killing thous-
ands o: ch’kzkens owned by poultxy'
raiser: in Connecticut proved futile
a}: the annual conference or Farm
Btu-eat: agents of the State held in
New Haven Tuesday. I.» 31. Chat“

man or Danbury. Fairfleld_ couaLy '

agent who attended the conferenceg
last. night. said chm: it was deckied}

for the "influenza." but?
1113! what torn; it was coma not be

MW Funk. :
Although the agents voted to do-
operate in every way with state;
health authorities and other: in
fighting the disease. no means 65
protection was offered. “The :iis—’
ease must take its course." can Mn;
Chapman to a newspaper rcpreaen-'
native last night. He stated chickem?
in several sections in New Haten'
county have alreadybeen wiped out
by the disease.

Furtherance c! the dairy. {mu
anti poultry industries in this Sela"
was considered a: the session 7
which W. 3. Elm, State director of
Extension Sen'ice o! the Ccnnacttcm
Agricultural Experimental Station .1: ,
Storm. presided. ;
The agent: present included: i:
G. Southwtck. Hartford
Harry Saverscn. thchdeld
1... :1. Cinemas. Patricia
Sidney Edwards. Middlesex
“Falter Clark. New London
E. 8. Tucker. Tolland
Frank G. Davis. Windham
Raymond Clapp, New Haven comm...
The chicken embargo u on
pouixry only. dream: poultry
being enacted.

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NEW JAPANESE f

Tsuneo Mats
and

“FOE-(IO. Dec.
sudara was officially gazetted

 

at the imperial Palace.
to sail on the Korea Batu and plans
to arrive in Washington in time to

March 4.

 

TOXIC.
anese was arrested here When he
was ‘zcund wandering about the old
American embassy grounds insistent
upon seeing the ambassador to al.-
cuss Japanese-American reiaticas.
file was unarmed and the police be—

 

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31‘: :Telep'xone Girl Held,

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installed as Japanese ambassadtr to;
the [Sound Staten here a: a recepuan ‘1
Hz: expects .,

witness the inauguration ceremonies;

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A LIST OF USEFUL
‘ GIFTS

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and return not; so also day and;
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shown at the recent exhibit of ad
vaaced styles of the Nationa‘
Cloak. Suit and Skin Manufac-
turers Antwan-on. at Cleveland

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Stepfather’s Dead

JACKSQN. 3535!,. Dec. I?.«—Miea

13 year old
operator, was held here
at”: 0-3 the. killing '

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"rang the night by
m gains: to her mo-
. found Warren betting
5:41ng a pastel. she said, the
, :‘rs Show 3». him.

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' For The Home;

Electrical appliances such as you
“ can cheese at this real electric store
offer you the gift that will please
wife or mother.
.. They are the gifts of practicability
and beauty—a valued addition to
any household.

Buy Your Electrical Appliances at
a Store that makes a Specialty
- ' of this Line

Radio Sets and Parts

The Norwalks’ Electric Co.

' Phone 2978 SO. N ORWALK

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