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Iocial meeting of t3: board of
I‘Memherl of at. P r'o Even-
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purpose of the me ~
pun- olono for the Christmas Fair,
to be trivia at the church on Thurs»
day attornoon and owning. from g
to 10 j'.oclook {Decemlm to
Ann- ll to be given under the com-
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Schultze 5 Tuesday Specials
“:EWING VEAL 18clb.
EAL‘ROAST 20c lb.
IEsn PLATE
ear LIVER
AMEURG'ER STEAK
IOULDER.STEAK............
Schultze 3 Sanitary Markets
shington Street and Railroad Avenue, South Norwalh
39nd 43 Main Street. Not-wall:
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tport. Georgetown. ital-ten. amnion. ‘lllncII nook. llriduenori
I’AOII‘J 'I Ilium.
cow
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10c 11)..
use lb.
20c Ib.‘
220 lb.
. and the Hoard. under. the director-
The
I. ‘ . “ V .‘ ' a
blood charts of tho Lutliol‘ MA so.
piety. the Young People's society
ship of the pastor or the church.
Rev. En‘uld if. Weasel.
A number or tables will be
led ut'the fair for the sale .ct
tables, fruits. livestock. fancy
thrice. enlteopnd’ plot. aprons.
oil and Musehold goods.
Young People's society will motion
a table containing miscellaneous er-
tiolon.
Several committees have
appointed to bring various article-
OT‘QC-
out»
‘0 I"-
tow-
to the ’churoh.» , .
. The next meeting of the Board
\yiil‘bodteld on January 8, when of-
iicero of tho Board will be cl oted .
Iihd the annual report will be Feed
poinmout-Hiiilbmk
Theytoncthewboleam.
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Beautiful
Silk Shades
Polychrome
or Antique
Metal Bases
DONNELLY’S
SO N ORWALK
intend givin.
A LAMP FOR CHRISTMAS
and many happy years .
OUR gift problem Is solved-if it be a lamp you
You never dreamed there were .
such beauti ul lamps as are displayed here.
SPECIALIZE IN FAMOUS ALMCO LAMPS
A selection of
lamps in Junior,
Bridge, T a b 1 e
and Boudoir.
~ Silk Shade:
- Polychrome
Beautiful
or Antiqur 9’
Metal Bases '
WESTPORT
The .
been
from thehomeo at church member: "
liaison-alum: mflltoutbanpflgfem ’
Don I: rely on law helped»
SHAVED WHILE CRACKING RECORD
lhr irory,
sweepstakes.
I‘hnut und lid by his wilt ltti he
iiillltllltl‘ui out the umld' n lungr Illu-
Itillt'i! piano niuylng rII-ord. \mn ll.
(.3. Burn 0! llultinu‘c.‘ Md. i'l't‘)l'i'tit»(ll
t‘umillio llnuvtu wtm shown up in
Tilt‘ t'Olllt‘t-II. tho onIlIltnIz helm: un-
uhlo to render tliu treble of "No
I“lIiII.~<tM'lIt30(i for lilo" ntltor tho l‘iit
of h.‘ lIouIs. llnrtt. not hundltup
not] by a title. “dumped on (In 1
Ininntts. ostuhllshing II record an
unit only In tho r505 of tho llilii\-
ot‘llultlmoro to the oysteiueutln
Ono Etntlntictun u!
Imunct-d that liurtt worn out ih
keys faster than the elephant grid
but
confirmed.
COAI. SITUATION
NOT SERIOUS
Little Anthracite On
Hand But Plenty of
Substitute Can Be
Obtained
Although (‘onl denlcrs here admit
that them is little anthracite on
hand. thoy any the situation Is not
avrlous as there is plenty of substi-
tutos.
about. cxhnusicd. “The coal
uro trying to got the people to use
coke and some of the other grades
of coal. Colic is selling for $17 It ton
at all the. dealers.
The prices of soft coal range from
S to $14.50 dopondlm: on the hind.
Pen Cont is $15.50. A mixture Oi
stove cont nml coke is selling for
$17. whilw slow and cm: con! la
soiling; tor Sit n ion. The prices of
buckwheat run from $0.50 to $16.
The merchants deduct fifty cents a
ton If payment is Inndc within ten
days.
It. is estimated that three to 535'
\‘I‘i‘t‘iis will t-tnpsu after the strike 1:!
stitlul l."u<‘loio shipmtnin will arrvc
in \‘oru nth. Inquiry at the Bishop
11nd mm ofthr immd that nhout
60 nor will. ut’ than (Iistomeis have
been supplied for the winter. The
manager said he did not believe that
the sltuuilon “as serious. III? also
said that many people were using
coke. but few were buying soft cool.
The Norwuth C'nul Supply com-
pany snid they have plenty of mm
cent on hand. They lnt're little on-
tlIrnI-ltn and no more (run he obtain-
ed at tho present time.
Thu Ferris-Ikvlno company
quite
dealers
the
-lN ASH pnIzs
r-I “ire MEMBERS or THE
mmpunys office that the fuel slur-.-
lion wns not. serious just now. but
it would'bo bad In two or thre—
weeks.
At the Harris and Guns company
the situation was found to he inc-
same no in the other places. People
film
In. he-
trylng‘ the other dealers they
that there Its ‘no anthracite
had. .
In some homes people are using
soft coal and coke to save their sup-
ply of anthracite. The dealers are
trying to educate the residents in
the use of soft cool and coke.
supply of wood has not been three:-
ened by the coat. situation to date.
The dealers report that there is
plenty of wood on bond.
The supply of anthracite is,
n. supply of bitumous coal and:
coho on hand. It was stated at tum!
without cont do not want to use the
bituminous variety or coke but our
The
DEALERS SAY,
corn CAN’T,
MAKE us WIFE
KEE.’ own
But .George Storer Is
Discharged by Court
~Wife Is-Warned by
Prosecutor
'l‘ln1 InntI'lI'nonhIl trouble of Mr.
and Mrs. George Storer of Madison
street. were aired in the downtom.
City Court, ngnlu Suturdny.
Sturcr was arrested :Innln.
night. by l‘ntI-olxnen (tumor and
Gnurni-srl on the complaint of his.
wife and charged with assault on
her and breach of the peace.
After listening to their
for sometime.
(Trainer 1‘.
lust
tro oblong“
lit-gcnIun. recommended
that. Storer be discharged. Juoge
Light discharged him.
We warned Mrs. Stnrrr against
coming; to in police and ilw courts
with her troubles :III the limo and
stntml. thut he thouizht she was his
much to blame as her husband for
all of the trouble.
Slnrm‘ told the outirt'thut every-
thing: would be all right If his mm
\I'o-uld keep quiet and not both—.-
hlm all of the while.
Prosecuting Attorney Housman
informed him that It wus impossible .
for the court to put. an "cmbnrgo'
' on his wife’s tongue and suggested
that if they could not II\‘\" together.
thcy'might be able to live npurt.
MAKE PROGRESS
WITH Norton
JUNIOR HIGH
The Hewett Construction com—
pany of Bridgeport is making great
progress on the new Junior High
school In Westport. 'l‘hc contractors
have been favored with fairly good
weather {or this time of the your.
Work was not start-1d until tale in
August. The basemr-nt, first
and part of the second story has
been built. The building is expec-
ted io~bc completed for use next
September. With the opening of this
hutldzng the congestion at Staples
High school will he gruntly rollov-
Nl next your.
new school will be mid by Edward
'1‘. llcdford ot' Greens I-‘nrms. who
has secured for the town several
public buildings during the last few
years.
i
ERCHANDISE is new, fresh and at-
tractive;.sales persons are alert to
give you superior service, and selection is
at its best—Ljust three good reasons for
early holiday shopping. '
Rogers 69° Stevens
TWO STORES
(
So. Norwalk
this hits not been "V
iiom ‘
Hui! the cost of the‘
I
A
Prosecuting Attorney ..
;. semesters” ' ' '" 2a"Imauwsweueoamewsessions.a assures
Ours,
Our Christmas Club offers to every member of eve'ry familv
a definite systematic method of accumulating money.
There are 16 Cinbs-to fit every purse,
and no better plan
was ever devised for having money.
What the Different Clubs Will Pay You. ‘ 4’
Increasing Club
In 50 Weeks( For Christmas 1926)
lo Club pays $12. 75
2c Club pays $25. 50
~ 5c Club pays $63.75
10c Club pays $127.50
Decreasing Clubs
You can begin with the largest de-
your deposits
posit and decre'sc
each wees.
' Even AmouI t Clubs
In 50 Weeks( For Christmas 1926)
25c Club pays $12.50 ,
50c Club pays $25.00
[$1.00 Club pays $50.00
’ $2.00 Club pays $100.00
$5.00 Club pays $250.00
$10.00 Club pays $500.00
$20.00 Club pays $1,000.00
COME IN TODAY. YOUR FIRST DEPOSIT MAKES YOU A MEMBER.
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IT’S TO YOUR INTEREST
T0 PLAN FORH‘NEXT CHRISTMAS
WE CAN HELP YOU
IF YOU WILL “LET US
You can have sufficient funds for your next
if
Christmas Savings Club
MONDAY, DECEMBER 7TH
, STARTING,
Club membership classics range from 25c to $5. 00
weekly and all the money depOsited Is returned to
you next December.
can consistently carry—make the first club pay-
ment and you are a member.
You will start something that will have a happy .
ending.
THE CLUB—ITS BENEFITS—THE GREETING CARDS
‘ AND JOIN EARLY
TIIE CENTRAL FAIRFIEID TRUST CO
N ORWALK CONN.
Christmas needs by joining our
TO ENCOURAGE EARLY ENROLLMENT
rum 50.0 MEMBERS JOINING
WILL RECEIVE A BOX - '
CHRISTMAS GREETING CARDS
AW assessessstaasaaes 7.:
1926 ' , ' '
Select as large a class as you '
REMEMBER
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Norwalk Chronicler