CLAIM
. out Is Made for
,. .*'~ Share in the Fire
Mercantile Build-
‘_ On So. Main St.
National
. Liberty Insurance
,v 1. of New York City.
‘ I: h their local Agents '1‘. H.
3 & Co. has settled its share of
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lose on the Normals bfltdtnr.
W by fire seismume m. g 1.1
. The delay in ediustment caused
e complaint to be filed with. the
lnsuruuoe Commissioner st .lvlert.
ford. but at the hum-Ix it develop-
ed that the National Liberty Com-
psny lied s. well earned reputation
for'promptnees and fairness in set-
tlin; its losses and the failure to
adjust locst loss lmmedtetely fol.
lowingr the fire was due to a nIisun~
derstundinx between adjusters em-
ployed by the Company and by the
owners for which the National Lib.
orty Company was in no wsy to
blame. When this developed Messrs.
Joeeloff a Keogh withdrew their
complelut end Mr. Cevsnuh of the
local agenoy was instructed to do-
liver a check in settlement and s.
new policy in the some company
time been placed on the Mercantile
Building.
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GIFT SUGGESTIONS
*1 r stock of Gloves, Hosiery, Silk- Underwear,
k Crepe, CorduroyKimonas, Handkerchiefs and
ovelties is now complete and the prices are most
YOUR CHRISTMAS SHOPPING EARLY
SO. N ORWALK
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EAST NORWALK
FIRE PUMPER TO
BE EXHlBlTED
Will Be Tested in Front
of Rowayton Hose
,, House Tomorrow Af-
ternoon
Mayor Thomas Robins and Fire
Chief Bogit‘dus have given their
permission to allow the new Lu
Franco putipur at the Mayflower
Hook and Luddcr company's quer-
ters In East Norwalk to be brought.
to Rowayton for a. demonstration
Saturday afternoon The pumpor
will draw up in from of the Roway~
ton Hose House at 3 o'clock to en.
ble all members and residents of the
town to witness the try-out. This is
the type at pumpcr that the from.
inittee, appointed by the Bose Com-
pany. recommends buying.
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Miss Iiuth Wood of Norn‘aik was
the guest. of Miss Freda. Heath of
Rowayton aw-uue. Wednesday.
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The Dell. Finger circle of tho Bop-
tist church will hold its regular
semi-monthly meeting nex'. Wednes-
day evening. The meeting place is
to be announced.
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Doll Carriages _
Automobiles
i’elocipedes'
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Shoo my. .
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Chairs
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lhome in Noroton and will spend the
' Mr. Franklin \Veml
street will be the guest of Mr. and
Mrs. Ambrose Crockett at their home ‘
fn (diatom, N. J.. t'or‘thc month. I g
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flooding at the. old ice pond by over-
nnxious children. work has been held
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inunAtluntueourt toehowhehed’
been brutally'beaten by his tether.
flu wuim. .who was bound over.-
. on s cruelty charge.
Tats EVENING ’SEN'i‘lNELf-SO. NORWALK.
MAKES “UKES” ,OUT OF COCOANUTS
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music RECITAL
Is GIVEN FOR
IUMOR IIIGII
About 500 Pupils in
Center Auditorium
Hear Uhle Quartette
-—The Program
A rocitel was given by the Jean-
netto L'hlo Quartetto at. the Center
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1925.
School Auditorium, Thursduy “litr-
noon before an nutlionm: of .500 ,I.-,,
High pupils. l
The director of ”ll. iiililrltili‘. :I|‘—|
i'ungod n program based upon tlirt
work in Music Appreciation cow-rod,
in Jr. High Schools. '
’l'lio quortetto Opt'lii'tl lhr pI-Ogmxn
with a purtlcu'nrly nrtistio roudition
of Marche by Ruff. a selection toll
of lilo and lllt‘lOtl)‘. In fart. the pro-
gram from heuinninq to tend won in.
tsrprotcd in a most artistic mim-
nei‘.
As an oi‘iscinble‘sroup tho playing
at the quartetio showmi provision.
bounty of tone and nice shudinn.
The solo numbers \rero givr-n with
artistic finish.
The personnel includes Miss Juan-
ncttc l'lilc. director pianist,
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Miss l-Zihol ll. erulI-y. Miss Ms.-
bclir l“. .\ustin and Mrs Lucy ("II-
mtn Smith.
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in) lly 1hr: Bitml. <lit-ltiileflI‘
(ti) tinrrIIII—ntuirh "
. \lvillll Futon b‘pntnz Soul. .
MI nilolstmhn, .\inchollo l". .\ustin.
l. (It) '1'0 .1 Wild llosowliucliltm»
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(II) .\t illi ill<i 'l'l’h‘llllg plucu
Iiinclxnueil
b. Violin SOIO»~».'\'thIII'IIr-. Chopin
L‘thrl li. Wrigley.
(Ii) 'l‘t'tlillili‘lt‘l'r-rvSt‘lillll’iflnll.
(h) Ft'tlrf li:iIIw-»~l"hzirulIItiIlv
'I'. l’iuiin Solo——
lniprotnplii ln All-31'llliht‘fL
R. (n) Ml'Jlllt'lli Musical -— Schu
bert.
(b) Fiilry Tnlu—lx‘ontzuk.
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quI-St progrnni for college songs at
thi- WANG
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.the work being done by Mr. Frank
Stevens and Mr. George Stevens.
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Miss Nollie Fronrh has closed her
studio on the night. of
up on the skating pond. planned by
the members of tho Rowsyton Civic
.-\s.~ori:1tiou. Mr. Charles Wells has
been working on the pond the better
part of this week and has cleared the
outlet pipe and has fixed the dam.
It is now about ready to be flooded.
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rest. ol’ the winter with her sister,
Mrs. Edwin 1.. Stevens of ltownyton
avenue. '
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DARIEN, STAMFORD, COS COB. DAN BURY.
BRIDGEPOR’I‘, BLACK ROCK, WESTPORT.
RIDGEFIELD.
street has resigned her position with 0:0 ‘ ‘ .3.
.h. Nash Enamel-M Camp... and to o. o... W. to CI... .. THE LARGEST DISTRIBUTOR or MEATS AND FISH IN CONN :
has accepted 0M with Donnellr'a. or um Methodist Church met last 3. .3.
e e e evening in the Chapel. Atter‘routinc : . . . . o . . . . . e.
01‘ Cudlipp business, games were enjoyed.
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A new kind or ukulele. known as the “Nil: Rani," with the shell of .¢ ' z
n cocosnut used for the sounding box, has been invented by Rudolph M. .g. 1 . 0e
Duncan of Hawaii (above) who believes it wiu prove more popular than 39 ‘9 41 M St t N 1 1k C ee
the ordinary “llki‘.” Upper photo shows size of the instrument in his .3. am ree 9 o I W a 9 01111.3.
'hsnds; below two new ones are lying beside cooosuut shells. ’z’ .3.
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avenue has accepotd s.position with H ' ' I F d. 3: . ego
Donnelly's. South Main strut-t. elress .5 0““ 9 z ...
“ ‘ ‘ Left Home for “Art” ’3‘ ,..
The house. occupied by Mr. litl-i ’ .3. . :
niond Emorich and fumily on Mt». NEW YORK Dec 11 (A. p) .,
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Kinley place. i: being. rcsiIinzlod. inlargaret Wood. nineteen-year-old .3. .z.
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Miss Maude Sherlock of Highland imuigifiugt igoagmybtm'agfiggmz : ee
avenue was one of the guests at a. {glrnmoro "'1“ n. month WM round 0,. B E E F M B é.
curd party given at the A. ll. it. y ' ' 0.
club by Mr. Charles E. Harris at his :hfiigdzyt magnum: “#0321323: .3. .3.
home on ’.t.ylor avenue, \‘Vcdnrsvluy , " . ..
, . she told them she had left home to . , . 380
menins- .- _, , seek arzlsilio “11331.1 D W d t k :9 Rib Roast (boned Cutlets . . .1 ........ 42C kegs . . . . . . ..... . . . 2‘ .3.
.t There will be a 111915th or Ow mffifflflojg a {fwnhomj’l‘glérggo 3’ and rolled) . ..... 32c Lom Chops ....... 38c ores kc .e.
ltowayton Civic .\ssoeiution. Alon-m”! gi‘onnd Sluco‘ she disappeared 0‘. Rumps 0°C Rlb Chops 400 .3
Iday evening at 5 ovrlock in ”wifl‘otembcr-l. she had been in New 3- . Bread and Butter I ............ -u . . ...... . . __ '3;
chapel oi the 31c§hodm Slime!“ York. Lewistou. Me. and Boston. 9:. Pot Roast 1 210 Legs . . . . .......... 140 L01“ Chops , _ ,,,,, 03c eze
'hlrs. George Sterens. who this‘ . _‘ 0:. ‘ " I ' Stewing 180 .2.
been confined to her homo on .\lc-I Stln Notes .. __ . . . . . . . . . . ..
Kiulcy street for the past I'ow tiny-st Broadca g Hz. ShOIIldel‘ Pot Roast 160 .3.
with , severe cold, is able to be, \ l. l ‘ ”L “ill in. : - P R0 t "2 24 z
1 sin. : . . ioIneocom ng «'1 Ic-- ' ‘ .. . _ , . ..
nrout 88 a .. t jin-ondcnst by the United States Navy 3. Rump 0t as "‘ C ‘ .3. k
' A rehearsal was held in thutllund upon completion of its Iinnunl . l .
Baptist church yesterday afternoun'inll tour. The concert will be rndi- oz. SOlld lean Pot Roast 206 Small Loins ‘‘‘‘‘‘‘ 280 1 ,2.
of the Christmas oIIu-rninment. oed by Station WRC 0D the night. of .3. 9 fancy FOWIS . . , . , _ 38c ’3‘
which will be given under the dir- Doc. 19. . . . 3 Fresh Plate Beef ‘ . 12C Fresh ShOUldCl‘S . . _ ch R . _ \
action of Mrs. Mnbcl Johnson, .\iiss¢ 9:. jFresh Hams 28C YOUNE Odstlllg ‘3‘
Marjorie Du Fault and Miss ltlmdn Igvr-yy Friday at 1:30 in the nttcr- .. . . . . j """ . . .. 1
Jervis. Thotltle of tho pflKt‘um to noon n trio of classical (ll'LlSiS lift: .3. Beef Liver ........ 180 Fresh PlgS Feet . _ 10c Chflkeri‘ls . T .k.. . £26 4:.
b0 8ch" ”“3 S'C‘fll‘ 15 "Th0 30°F"! boom {ram Station WGIW. This 1 ' ~ ' 9 .Youn 01“ U!“ C S D-C ._.
of Happiness" A song entitled group is composed ot Herbert Bu- e30 Calves Liver . . ' . ' . 408 Plg‘h Liver . . . . . . .. 1.0 g y .3.
“Away in it Manges." will he Stiltstchor. pianist: Josef Cohen, Violin~ .3. . 3.
by sowI-ni children. Some or thul‘ist; Boris MichniIriwskl, 'celllfli. :
Juniors attending the rifl'ieul‘mil ”-3.! ' " ' 00 0‘0.
terday, wore. the ““3"“ l-Zmnin E!" The GliUlll‘. Twins. liddio :ind O. ' 0.0
“31‘. Jennie Johnson, .\lill'ili'l‘VL “""rl-‘nnnil' (itivniiiiuhli. {il‘l't anulnr I‘n- : i K I T C H ‘ :
,terliouse. Alva. Baitprson, and M‘r'itrrtaincrs from KYW, Their com- 0:. , .3
lam 30nd- The onto'rtainmi’nt “II“!l'llX selections hnro .'t wide popular 0. 1 v 1 _ {Q
be halegc‘hmtgmg 6‘} 1- gamut; . . . e ' . 1 Roasted and Stuffed CHICKEINS (each) $1.30 .‘ .3.
Mrs. May Mitchell ohuigtt-iifleco: in a scrim of night iii-nIInutotulks .O’ Prultan Skmned . -' s , . A. .. °e’
root-,ntly attended :1 party glvbnsforqo m ,;l,ondc‘amc {mm “.m. i'h- B‘ .3. BAKED BbAhh ......................... lac .0.
Miss mommy LOW” 0”‘““‘“"’ “ga'iJ. Pnlmer win toll or his Jam. ,3. Back Hams ...... 28¢ " ‘3. .
”ffie'ifiwi'ish'ifl‘i “‘ “°“° "‘ "mm“ ”'1" Mt “W o... 3 POTATO SALAD ................ . ...... 20c :
. n“ L l 1 3- _‘ talks will be tIoIII-mi on Tuesday 0:. Shoulders . 21c 0:0
.\irs. Walter L. Brown and Mrsi'md “may ""3“”; o ' ‘3‘ 0:0
William l'lllley in end eon, \\'ll-‘ _ _ . an ‘1.
lion). were the guests of Mrs. \‘i'll— Iiirhfiiiixiffgiimtd13100 gogtzgu‘tzfi :3; . O?
i. Pi in ~ f l‘ow ,ton even '3 ‘ ~ ‘1 5 a . 1' “
ijflmdfl 1&1:ng {1mm Plnkney u; have Llit'll‘ brotidcustng innings over .3. order Your Chnstmas Turkey Early 0:0
' 'T' ‘ ' Kl-‘l. Tho \‘nrions nationalities ' - V * o.
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gimfi'lgé fuggff’g,‘ :0,‘ {3mg ,3, wow. possum .. music made tndi- n We will have one car load of fancy Ohio turkeys for (hristmas ’3‘
' .1 ' ” ' vidnnl to themselves have been ro- .. . .
Sound Luci: . , . iiill'sii‘d to arrange for regular pro. : trade. 3.
-—A full tint: or Sqinbh‘s Products. “"1“”: ‘0 11" PWSNI‘M l‘Y ”INF 0W“ .3. ..
at Allen's Drug Store “Rittcr's.”-~ ”mm" . . 1 0:6 0:.
Ad“ - . _ , Radio listeners who desire to hear .3. BRANCHES our MOtto: 30
The street excmstion in front of their favorite co‘iegetsong played on ee. C .3.
1 _ M. W. .. R. _. outi' h u g ' n p pr organ should orwnrd requests . . . .
X5?...-.i..i...2‘i12.. .5..°..:;..°.'3 m. Wot .\Ich-dy .. Station ’3’ 39 AND 41 MAIN ST. First Distrtci 0|"My '?
ed. New .vntur pipes have been laid “AH” “Kurd!" will give a "v .. COR. ‘VASHINGTON St. & R. R. Ave.. 2Hd Dist. And 00
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Owing m min on Saturday and the
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Gifts That Are PersOnal and Practical
What shall I give is answered once more by our broad Xmas stOcks
MEN
Smoking Jackets
1 . Sweaters
ilk Robes
Bath Robes
Umbrellas 1 1
. .llouse Coats
Gift suggestiOns for
WOMEN
Bath Robes
Umbrellas
Silk Slips
Silk Bloomers,
Corduroy Robes
Rain Coats
BOYS’ GlRLS’ ‘
Sliokers Rain Coats
Lumber Jacks Windbreakers 4;
Sheep Lined Coats Jersey Dresses 1
Mackinaws ' Sport Sweaters if
Long Pants Suits Fur Trimmed Coats 1“
Overcoats Umbrellas , ‘. ;
no... wan-co, immanent-oi.
QFRANK
12114 NORTH MAIN ST.
JACOBY,3
SOUTH NORWALK '-’ .
Norwalk Chronicler