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I"‘IWISJDNIEISDAY, DECEMBER 16,1925. THE EVENING SENTINEL—ISO. NORWALK. CONN. - .
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VETERANS ARE “IIIE BELLS or BEIHLEIIEIII" ‘BANKS HELP .2sz t:.""I“..‘?:'f.til‘.2“*§..‘“':h.i.‘i"‘:.I ‘.“.:.‘i C RI. SCOUTS T0 The Weather
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To REMEMBER TO MAKE XMAS “Olly tiling tit“;{fsttls'ltlll‘llfhlt'}':::::i I III_ III I ...— IHOLD DANCE AT Mo tit timttly tonight and lrln
Johnnie and Mary Ilil-ll' full :IIIIII- MIMI“) .s lIllth'l IAIN- ‘II; slightly I‘IIIIltrr WHIKIIR
ment or toys. uni ih‘. oi inr I.. I "' "
IT will Iw able to sit-n. and I'I‘IZPII'IIZ‘PI’CE LI‘INIII'INniIt :I mIIr-IIIII: «If IIII" Y LUB (INA
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. ' .. __..___ Will), >IIIIIlI Nor“ Iilk Ni‘nitlpi lilillllt. IIIOIII“ lII‘I‘ lIII-III III‘I I‘IIIIIi In III, :I Ive; . Elliiligl II“ “E “:1“! EN I. 1 II I
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Local Men and Auxflla- Nearly $300,000 DistrI-I :35;- .IIIIIIIIHII... 3'1""; 1""°II"I;‘S'I.'I.‘1I.'.' III.‘1....'..'.'§.i.‘i.i.'.‘."..E‘ii‘..‘...'.‘ Christmas Time Affair umuwII I’ ”A“
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mes t0 VISIt Ayling' bated Thls Year to SOI‘WIIlk and the l ‘airilr-ld County ! ',‘II.I,III‘.lI‘.dI\ '“lIlI Ih‘IIl1b"[(3:31‘,:"I';’0I?u;;:: to Be Given saturday Zilgn(t)l1\l"t‘ut. -. l H ._,‘_,‘_,___
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town—~Clot131ng, Those Who Jomed “WERE“ "” "°"""""‘ "W I I .. IIIIIIIIIII IIII‘II'I Night-”Th9 Commlt- 1‘33}??? .33.:
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Smokes. Goodies Thrift Clubs 1...... ”Ink" IOIIII' IOI‘WIIIII I... min uns won I tee 1“ Charge
t‘hrlstmnn ull during the your. :InIl‘
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Many NOrII-olltors will cnioy II Mor- Int-minus for "(I)": )0“ 's lfillisfimrzl 10“ .\_\Cli.1-;~‘I. “‘6 (”mm“) The Girl Scouts will hold a Christ. I I . .
ry Christmas lIocItusOOf ”w“. savings Clubs lIlIIIIIIsIIiIs are collecting lIIiI which Is dance at the \‘orwalk Country M.SSL.\. LII.
in the Iocul hunks. ItiItI turn into mom im thurltublu ma ' ' ‘ ' key here that I'
Tim nIert‘hIinls l’,‘t)-0D'liiiHl IIitlI purposes. In one week this «Ir-gnnl LIIIII 0" SIIIUI'IIII-V "ming- D'W'mh” «cum» to enjoy I
DONKEY
OTHER WORK
“Needy Families Here to
TWO hundred and nlnniy-tltrco
the hunks and till muIlI, l‘tH'rlthllfi 7Ition r c l-H'Il n c tlun '0 I0 I] " ' l . itth' i I‘h '6 lII' . li' Ml' 0’ ”I
il‘lOllfillnll. Iltreo IlllIlllr.‘rl :Inl sixiy- p i c L m r ‘ " 1 on 5 ~G- rm ‘°"”“ ' n on, ‘1 H” " 1
Be Remembered Al' tlI't- dollar... Wcrt- muilo‘d outl by the IVIIFI'OIIY the Christmns (IIILIIIH could or hair IIIItn young II omcn “llo hnd dude“. it lII-twetIn his lt‘t'
I . , ', , I0 N18 IM. This policy has thI-n t‘IIr— thorn their long locks. This hair was ' ' I it out with hulIiII-
N rwalk banks in PhIIsIInIIK LIII‘I‘ks this 501" . , , ' , . , , , , , .. Mrs. Irving C‘. Jennings. chairman: ' ‘ . .
SO by the 0 ThosechI-oks “'I'l‘t‘tlll in tho lInndl IIrIIl out during yonts punt. III.IIlI. into “lbs and snitchcs. lho Mrs. John “‘me Mrs. John Cuva- swallons iI. dcptI
Drum-eds were dcyoted to Work am.
Posts
of tho owncrn two \vt‘t‘kel ago, thus Members of the various Christmas . “‘Uod‘
givinl them the opportunity to do Clubs am required to deposit a cer:
their Christmas shopping enI-ly. lain amount each week and III. tht
The South N(I1‘\\!ilk Trust Com- end O! the man the accumulated
nngh. Mrs. Russell Frost. Jr.. Mrs. A
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ong leflim‘ M. II‘eciIlItIimer. Mrs. Leon Fish. Miss
Frances llnrstrom. Miss Merritt Read The Sentinel
\ II t 1 I10 0 h ’1 I' IV", \er Albert (‘0 Mrs. . Ofleph liable nt'“’fl.
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I V y- IflIIOV Post. Veterans of Forein
best results {ARLY
V art-I. IIIIIi their auxiliaries, are ol-
' r dy busy getting ready for the ' II‘ I -. I "1: , SAYS
event. . II - I” , I
These organizations will proper. ,L, . . .
boxes containing clothing. smokes II, I- , . , a x- . .
Ind goodies and either present. or I. a BI]-
bring, them to the veterans who ". On Christmas morning the silver bells in this tower at the Church ands
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confined in the Government hospi- of the Roth“, will “ring out the glad tidings" to the world that Chrst I
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The disabled veterans of Norwolk
ill be remembered again this
ristnms.
The Frank C. Godfrey Post. No.
.l I American Legion, and the Mul-
1318 was born in a W! near this same spot.
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Each year members of the two lo. I (w
cs1 posts and their auxiliaries to to I a I l a e r r P l O I I I a S
the Ailingtown Hospital. in West HI.- presents and spreading happiness parties and win distribute gifts to- '
V011. and present Christmas boxes to among the veterans. They will make the members from a Christmas tree
the N lit and other veterans com a special eflo t this you i k the TI Willi M KI lo, C . I 1':
lined (Kittie. This trip is made on Chriltmu otr the vete;anos mi: 6this Unite: Spanigg1 Wu: \‘2tclfrttis.n$txli l THERE IS NO BETTER \VAY TO SAY IT THAN WITH GIFTS FOR AIL—AND “,I
Christmas Day and the plan will be word a. merry one. also rememhor its disabled and sick
followed out this year. Not only the veterans in the 1103- members and will I-nrionvor to make 7 THERE IS NO BETTER PLACE THAN DONNELLY’S TO BUY THEE/I) WHETH-
Thc Auxiliary of the American Le— pitals WillIbe remembered. but those , their Christmas It merry one. They I I
. i - i No ' k h f ilio i Iill I" it the): I Home and ll‘I‘.‘>I ‘w I I
5.13:; ‘L‘:.“2I“2°§.I:.“f;§ 32.3125. I"... :II...;”.2’€.IS:‘...Z 2.”? “ I2... .13... .0 .311" I LR YOU LOOK AT IT FROM THE STAN DPOINT OF PRICE, OR MERELY FROM
made visits to this ward, bringing Both posts will have Christmas ernns confined there. ;
~— THE SATISFACTION OF FINDING EXACTLY WHAT YOU WANT! .
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\\ \._ \\ \\\_\\\“\\\\® I we Musical A FEW SUGGESTIONS
Instruments
AS GIFTS
WHEN SELECTING A Mi?-
S l I“ A II lNSTlIIIMENT A'l'
DONNELIIY‘S YOU MAY BE
ASSI'RED Yt‘ll' \RE GET-
TING THE lil Sl'l
WE CANNOT COMMENCE TO PICTURE OR DESCRIBE THE THOUSAND AND ONE USE-
FUL GIFTS TO BE FOUND HERE AND WE ARE NOT GOING TO TRY.
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For Christmas
WELL, you just naturally think of Stone‘s Specialty Shop, and the
hundred and one useful gifts they have for sale. But, instead of
a hundred and one things there are almost countless presents for every-
one.
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.I' FOR BABY I FOR MOTHER \ FOR SISTER it Xmas Cards
Dresses HOSieU' Of all kinds V WOOl Gloves
-. and colors
I . goats and Capes Handkerchiefs— Hat and Scarf Sets
I ‘ Bonnets initialed, colored, white
" ‘ Mittens Dainty Silk Underwear Sweaters
/: _ Shoes Silk Gowns - Dresses
.- . Silk Pajamas
/ 4 Toys Sill: Mull Pajamas Bath 30b”
Baby Buntings , CANOE; StOCkmES
OVOI- S .
Sweaters Rubber Socks . Stationery Pens and Pencils
Bath Robes Bungalow. , Handkerchiefs
Blankets Gloves— Pocket Books
Kid -
Underwear PaJamas,- Flannel
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flocking, .12.: ...I Mus... TOYLAND FOR THE KIDDIES
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Bemom .Shppm ”$31.35 6 Night Gm“ Fla“ OUR SELECTION OF TOYS WILL BRING BACK TO YOU THE CHILDHOOD DAYS.
Leggms Silk nel and Muslin
Rompers Blouses Underwear COME IN AND BRING THE KIDDIES WITH YOU.
. Petticoats Bloomers "
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F OR JUNlOR Canal-eagld SuggaSetg Petticoats
Golf Stockings . SEC”? Hats
Handkemhiefs Sweaters
Pajamas Flannel Gowns and
Wool Stockings 33:33:33“ FOR DADDY
Wooly Knitted Hats Pocket Books ‘. Socks
Wool Gloves . Boudoir Caps Handkerchiefs
Suede Gloves 323.3333. BillIfolds
Suits, 2, 8 years , and Pins Golf Stdckings
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IR V ING B. STONE
LADIES’ & CHILDREN’S SPECIALTY SHOP
l3 and 15 Main Street, ‘ Norwalk, Conn.
Telephone 759-4 .
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Norwalk Chronicler