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- THIS STORE ‘IS ALL' SET FOR‘
AN OLD FASHION-ED CHRIST—
MAS! WE’VE PUT OUR SHOP IN
ORDER FOR THE HOLIDAY JU-
BILEE, EVERY S E C T I O N IS
BRI-MMING OVER WITH FINE
THINGS FOR GIFT GIVING, ALL
CHOSEN FOR THEIRVDESIRED
SERVICEABILITY AND PRACTI—
CABILITY. CHOOSE THE GIFT
HE WOULD PICK HIMSELF
SHIRTS
FEATURING ALL THE
NEWEST PATTERNS
$1.50 to $3.50
- NECKWEAR
SHOWN WITH THE NEW
STRIPED EFFECTS
50c to $3.00
BATH
TWO STORES
STORE OPEN EVENINGS TILL CHRISTMAS
" HOUSE COATS,
SOME WITH SLIPPERS TO
MATCH '
$5.00 to $15.00
GLOVES
IN WOOL AND DRESS
50c to $5.00
SUITS and OVERCOATS
$24.50 tossom
ROGERS and STEVEMS
ROBES and
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47-49 North Main St.
“The Road That Leads to a Greater N orwalk.”
OUR NEW STORE
IS JUST BRIMFUL OF SUGGESTIONS
FOR CHRISTMAS GIVING
Every day useful gifts such as neckwear, hand-
_kerchiefs, shirts, underwear, pajamas, belts,
hosiery and collars.
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Or perhaps you may be interested in novelty
sweaters, some with golf hose to match; wool
vests, suede leather coats in gray, tan and several
of the new novelty colors. .
Possibly you may .want to prepare for a rainy
day with a' yellow. slicker, umbrella or raincoat. '
“Cross” leather goods in bill folds, traveling
sets, memorandum books.
Or if contemplating
traveling we have bags and suitcases, both fitted
and unfitted.
And if you stay'athomea house coat, or bath-
robe may interest you.
And all at moderate prices ini‘a mOdern store.
Open Evenings After Dec. 20th.
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, i 0001) HAUL
WEIAIIF‘ORD, December ’19.---—
His suspicions arouSed by the ap-
Don utiehezvykweight bearing down
, , g ac a tin -
_ gcarasitp gsofalnrge
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0 last night. Patrolman; ohn
111111111: signaled-to the and; to
7. The latter failed to comply.
the officer’s request, De‘lahiint
jpanied by Actlng- Detective
1; Tierney. gavd chase in a
, automobile. h'alilingthe ma—s
, , near the 1001: ot Noroton Hill.
search of the car revealed ‘108
of? grain alcohol concealed
_ in the rear of the machine.
mutogetherrwith the driver
: the: occupant or the ma—
passod throughjhe»
lot the city shortly after-"6'
Monday morning. ,
The two men in the machine.
when brought to the police station
gave their names as Jerry Cicless
of No. 2186 Second Ayenue, and
Philip Bultnc of No. {12 '116th
Street. both of New York City. When ».
questioned by the police they first
stated that the nor was‘consign-
ed {O'BDI'IOSHGI . Mala, but after
a, further; grilling said that the
liquor Was being taken to Norwalls.
:butes-efnsed to divulge the name of
thexme’rson or p! onsf to, yhomtlt
wal’rto be~dqliyerom ' f ‘s. .
snowmen-in, , ,_
.moxsos,, inhisitallan success '
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captured a Hungarian battalion. The
colonel, an ,oldgnanrfsaidthat he
hadn’tougbt «in ithe ‘aniny o: Marie
“you must be old." said Napole-
on.s-' - i 1 ,
$1.21!“; I am.” the colonel replied!
“either sixty or seventy}! ,
5.:Whn coronal." exclaimed Nancie;
”on. $13 ; ' '
KELLER, WITNESS
FOR THE sun:
IN Lilli lliEFi
McGrath Pleads Not
Guilty, Asks for
(hurt Trial -- Repre-
sented by A. Dawson
B RIDGEPORT. ‘Dec. 19. (Special to
The Seniincl)——Waner M. Keller.
former manager of the Stamford of-
tice oi the Bencilcinl Loan Society.
sentenced to five years in States
prison (or embezzlement of $22.00.).
was the principal witness for the
State against Howard McGrsth. his
assistant. trial of whom on three
counts of embezzlement was begun
before Judge William M. Malibio in
Criminal Superior Court yesterday.
McGrnth pleaded not guilty and
asked for trial by the court instead
of jury. Ho was represented by At-
torney A. Daweon.
Attorney Vincent L. Rooting ap-
peared (or the state.
Asked why he changed a state-
ment made to the Stamford police
shortly after his arrest. in which be
characterized McGrath as “inno-
cent." Keller .id MoGrath and oth-
ers under arrest in Stamford double
crossed him and did‘not aid him
after he had spent ’18 sleepless
nights in Stamford City Jail.
Attorney Keating asked Keller.
"Did McGralh ever get anything on
you?" _ - .
ed it," replied the witness. “and he
knew where I was getting it.” '
Keller further testified that No-
Clrath called him by long distance
telephone on the night when their
depredetions were first discovered
and told him "It's all off.”
The former local once manager
made numerous other admi-lons
concerning Mchh's part in the
wholesale issuance of take loans.
' Tony Cailabello of Stamford teeth
fled that he signed application for
a lean but never received one. He
characterised signatures attached ,to
loan papers produced by the state.
madé out in his name sates-germs.
‘ His wife. Mary. said her husband
never obtained s. loan of the society.
Charles itrokowitis pf Stamford.
testified that loan papers offered by
the statb'were never signed by ‘Iim'
snddhatshe never borrowed money
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Stamford, said .that sills m
signed to... ionopapes produced?!
always includes the
hiss'ignature. ,. ‘ ,
trier will
10 ”LI-mi.
"1 gave him money when he neod- ‘ ‘
Court.ad30drnodat8 min. was r.
be resumed ”ML” '_ _ .,
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'-; Gift surge-“son's For
. MEN‘— -
LMen'lHandkerohiefs 12 1-20 in
‘ sue so use
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Men's Gartjr and Arm Band
Sets .............._ 58:00:11!!!
Men's Plain White linen Hand-
kerchiefs ... . . . . .191: to 500 ca.
Men's Leather Billiolds and
Card Cases ........50c to {2.00
Men's ' Bright Finish Steel '
Pocket Knives . . . . . ..... . .70:
81.00.
1925 Gift Calendars. all slses 10c
to 40¢. ' \
Men's Wool Gloves 88c to 50c
and Ode.
Men's Cuff Buttons die to. ”c
Men's Stick Pins in nest boxes,
31.00.
Men's Fountain Pens . . . . . .500
Men's lniiialed Handkerchiefs,
3 in a. box $1.00 and 81.50.
Men's Cashmere Scorfs ”$1.08
Men's Silk Scarfs . . ...“.00
Men's Chamolsctte Gloves 01.20
Men's Wool Lined Kid Blows.
83.00_ .
Men's For and Wool Lined
Mocha Gloves ........... 82.08
Men's Little Dcrll Ash Trays.
95¢. _
Men's Mahogany Ash Trays.
$1.80 and "208.
Men's Iron Bland Ash Trays.
01.25 .
Men's Collapsible Shaving Bets.
".08. .
Men's Military sets ”.08 to $0.09
Men's Bathrobes $3.75 to $4.08
Men’s Shirts. neckband or col-
lar attached styles . . . .3i.24 to
81.”.
Men's Silk Foug-in-hand neck-
wur . " 50c to 01.00
Men's Silk or Wool Hosiery sec
.0 $1.00 “1’. ¢
Men's Heavy Flanneleue Pfijfl‘
mas ..., ..... ".08
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Gift Suggestions For!
WOMEN—
Women's Handkerchiefs plain
white or Iancy sport colors "it
to 01.00 each.
Greeting Cards, all sizes and
colors ...............8c In ten
1926 am. Calendars. liand
painted ............10c to “c
Aprons all styles and color-\SOc
to 31.25 a
Bar pin}. piss ' Lis-
‘ETIQ C!” a. e s s ufi’w
Rosary BM< in Neal Gift
Boxes ...... ......JIOIOOI”
White Ivory Comb-1. Jinn to .50
Fancy Bead Necklaces 83c to the
Silver Thimblos . . . .flc to ".00
Women's Chamoisetts Glovu.
Ode to Dec.
Women's Wool Gauntlet Glam
40¢. 5.0 and Ito.
White Ivory Mirrors “81.35 to
“.08.
Pure White and Fancy Colored
Indestructible Pearl Necklaces.
80 inches long. .
Women's Imported Kid Gloves.
sass pair.
Women's Bath Robes and El-
monos ..........u_00 to “.03.
Women's Silk Drones- for Af-
ternoon and evening wear ”.06
lb sass. '
Women's All Wool Poriet—sheen
Dresses . . . . . . . . .28” to $21.15
Women's. Plaid Flannel and Por-
iet Twill Dmsee 34.09 to $0.75
Women's Fur and For Trimmed
Coats .a... . . “310.76 to 8115.00
Wardrobe hunks. medium or
large sise ....MM and 832.80
Dress and Eleanor hunks
sides so “one. ,
Overnight Bags and Bait. Cues,
3!... 90M" "
White Ivory Keir Receivers.
01.00 to 04.00.
White Ivory Buffers. Odo to
81.9! , ..
Women's Ellis and Wool Scam.
$1.00 to $2.08
Women's Hand Bags. 01.08 to
05.40.
Women's Night Gowns. silos to
31.08 . .
Women's Btepdns 01.00 to .2.”
Women's Costume Ilips $1.00 to
“Q8 '
Hollywood .Drs-er. one day
clocks ...................i.§0
Women's All Wool Sweaters.
Women's Pumas, $1.35 on .8.“
Women's Pant-Jena .1.” lo
“.00 ’
Wane. Ivory Bomb and Brush
Sets ”A. so “elm
Women's Chemises and Slocu-
ors ..........,....x.lic‘ to “.08
Women's Petticoats see to use.
.Cougu- and out: can. Boxed sec
to 01.00 ‘ '
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Chfifilllus
Gay jostling crowds. of people with arms heaped
with packages, jolly old St.
Nicks standing on the
street corners surrounded by wide-eyed little folks,
flippanf bells and hnlly wreath; dangling from erst-
while dignified windows and
formed this everyday world
llolidaylend.
doorways, all trans-
inio a sparkling merry
The Boston store is radiant with the
spirit of Christmastide you will find it an inspiring in-
teresting place to select charming suitable gifts for all
your family and friends.
When you shop brim: the
little folks along with you so they may visit with Santa
Claus in Toyland.
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25¢ each.
IN 'I‘OYLAND AGAIN TOMORROW
SANTA CLAUS
Hundreds
'everyone selected and wrapped up by Santa himself
with the sole idea of adding to the joyousncss of
Christmastide. Every package contains a toy which
if sold in the ordinary way would bring from 15c to
suéPRiEE
PACKAGES
10¢ each
and Hundreds
of ’Em
Gifts F or
their place in the home.
’The Home
The whole spirit of Christmas just seems naturally to cen-
ter about the home. Thsljolly testlvities all take place in the
home and a great share or the gifts or; the Christmas tree take
New amber. sherbert glasses which
mother will proudly use Christmas eve. an Italian luncheon set
to add to the treasured linens. dainty chinaware. tor the new
bride. you know she just loves ”entertaining and any attractive
pieces will Just. delight her.
Henriette always has a crowd of
you people at her house for Sunday night tea and can’t you just
imagine how thrilled she would be with an electric grill or
percolator.
There's nothing like an electrical appliance, fine
china or dainty linens to win its way into some homemaker's
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MEETING THE
GIFT BUDGET-—
In this 20th century of effici-
ency and speed one. must use
very modern methods even when
it comes to completing your
Christmas list. In "Ye Olden
.Tymcs." the ladies of Merrie
England may have sent their
noble knights to foreign lands in
quest of rare gifts but think how
much fun they missed by not be.
ing able to make their own se-
lections that could have been
made expidltiously if they had
been privileged to choose from
such gift asset-talents as have
been assembled for your conven-
ience at the Boston Store.
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A Gift Suggestions Fori
ECHILDREN~
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sills [083.25,
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imported ii .211
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Ba'i‘ im‘l‘ ' ». ,wx, ‘. 81.2010
$1.93
liuili Tom 1 s 2‘
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SHUT I‘owrml ~:' ms
dishes
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loin .\ “M m ”.5 ,
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Ash {my A1") S “ ‘
sets.
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Bod spreads, ii. , _~ ‘
$19.50
Bod I3liil‘lw’isz
$12.50
f‘omi’oria‘zm 5
filled, .........
70x70 inch all
cloths.
All Linen Hem“ “
$2.98 to $7.08 do). "95 to ,
All Linen 11:1...» so 5»
$5.00
Glass Console . ‘
$3.49 ~ - . (MSG ,
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Silver Candle
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11:12:30“) “it? 3.15;“; in $4.50-
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Electric Boudmr lam 1‘».
$5.98
Pyrex Casseroivs
ver plated ......
1mm 503‘
11 balls, i
$2.79 n N" to
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$3.98 m 829-59
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Pyrex tea p015-
silver lid and 1*
$8.50 a“
Decorated Brmi 5 Board, ,
bread knife ----- . $3.15 ~
Nickel and silver WW” ‘
to $3.40.
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Norwalk Chronicler