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DISTINGUISHED ARTISTS
DINER-DE'LUXE—Syoom PERSON
In Addition
on Tuesday. Wednadayfl'hussday, Friday
and Saturday Evenings we are having
Dinner Dances
in the Dolls Robbin Room.
Dancing from 7:30 to teasin-
cludingDinnctat83. opercovcr.
Music by the De la Robbin
OrcbctxafiveningDrcasrequrd.
The Smartest
O
Fashions
of the season. in the iinest fab-
rics. fur and styling ail gloriously
silk lined and warmly interiined.
' These values are being offered
elsewhere at prices higher by far.’
Fur costs from 080.00 and up
Cloth Ooau from Old.“ to ”3.00
Dresses from .8." to 385.00
Are really worth more than
double the price.
Oome‘and be convinced
THE PARIS
83 50. Main St. 80. Norwslll
Established 1003
Phone Ashlced 4ooo
W for reserved,
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one ms mam—some scams. co
36y ScoutCabin .
Dedicated Sat.
n. n. ammo entrance
exam mom son ores.
mo haw scour surname
inmates. '
DARIEN
c-n-III—
undo- “mick. Darlen. cor-
respond. tel- Ieatinei Office.
Not-welt
The new Bey loont cabin on Wm
avenue. will be dedicated tomorrow
afternoon. Tho local committee for
the Darien Boy Scouts. of which Ed.
more it. Delaiield is chairman. has
worked out the following program
of exercises.
Scout Oath and Law. Salutes to
the M
Bong. "America." led by A. Wilson
Beeny.
Introduction oi chairmen by Star
Scout Raymond Wilson.
Deed to site pruented by Andrew
J. Shaw to a committee of trustees
consisting of Edward H. Delaneld.
Gen. Henry C. Hodges.
"Scouting." address by Alfred w.
Deter. president at Stamford Coun-
on.
“Building of the Cabin." by Ed-
ward B. Delailcld.
Dedication of the Cabin. by John
nherman Hoyt.
“Citisenship.” address by Judge
Charles Bates Dana.
Presentation of Troop liege by
Air. Dane to Gen. Henry C. Hodges.
Addre- by James E. West. Chlei
scout Executive.
Award oi ill-year Veteran Scout
badge to District Commissioner liar-
oid B. Scribner.
Announcement by Scout Commis-
sioner .liarold B. Scribner.
Bong. "star Spangled Banner."
Previous to this program. which
will be presented at the Cabin. there
will be a part-l. A |,soheduie for
we line of mart-n win take the par-
ade from the Cabin down West ave-
nue to the Post road. up the Post
roan to the Boyle school and back
again to Noroton avenue. up Nero-
ion avenue and then down West ave.
cue to return to the Cabin. About
to troops of scouts from Darieh and
nearby towns will parade.
Darlen police made only three ar-
rests over the holiday. At 12:06
Thursddy morning. Policeman Ed-
ward Ingavero arrested Albert
Burns. es Bank street. Waterbury.
.for speeding at it miles per hour.
Iiurns was summoned to appear in
court upnday night.
At noon yesterday. Policeman AI
Roman apprehended Ernest 0. Med-
liii. 810 West “rd street. New York
city. on the same charge. and Po-
fireman George Evans arrested
ueorge Conley. Jr.. Clinton ltrcet.
Tarrytown. N. 1.. for driving with
faulty lights. Both posted its bonds
for court appearance Monday evo-
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THE c. o. MILLER coni'PANY
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nlng. Conley had previously been
warned by Policeman Evans and or-
dared to have his lights adjusted.
Thanksgiving services in the Da-
rien churches were largely attended
A service was held at the Methodist
Episcopal church. yesterday morn-
ing. and at the Congregational and
Presbyterian churohse. Wednesday
evenins services were held previous
to the Thanksgiving Day meetings.
laivatme Masses; 'l'ehenehe. and
Michael Niian. Poet road. were ar-
rested on a charge of assault Wed-
nesday night. The two brolte into
an argument which eventually re-
sulted is blown. as they were walk-
ing to Ideasoo‘s home in Tokenelte.
Policemen Frank Standihg aral
, Amos Anderson turned in the ar-
’ rests. Both men furnished bonds of
its to appear in court. Monday.
‘ sun—s.-
Tuesday night. Francis Carrlsan.
Norotcn. was charged with driving
New Lingerie Makes Delightful Gifts _.
These new selections are new in design and colorful beauty. \‘
' New pastelshades—wf lustrous silk or rayon. Dainty gifts in- ‘
deed, for discriminating women! , '
GLOVE , suit ounces .
$2.98 ‘
sstel colors,‘in gorgeous new two-t one. effects. In jade, gre e nsorchid, .
- ch and pink. Tailored throughout , of finegggllity glOve silk.,In all sites. 7. .
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DECEMBERFIRST THE LAST DAY! ‘. .
. Mic/W ma weaaennot accept orders‘ior
Call now for estimates and samples. Prices are surprisingly moderate.
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. .vhiie under the influence of Honor
. Ind released sander mo bond.
l Carr-iganwae placed under arrest
1 .y Policeman Edward Hus-veto.
after he had driven his Ford count
data a Studebaker touring ur. driv-
on by Joseph arenas. tel lion
street. more. opposite the Korea
Doubly Accused
RN. FRIDAY, NOW“ 16, use.
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King George Proud To
Wear His Wedding Ring
WNDON.—(AP). King George sl-
weys wears a wedding ring. He is so
much in favor of the custom that
he cautioned an artist who is paint-
ing his portrait to be sure to get his
ring in the picture.
It was while he was posing for
Richard Jack. R. A.. that His Mn-
lesty noticed the artist had not yet
painted the plain gold band on his
finger.
“Now. Mr. Jack.” he cautioned. “i
want you to notice my wedding ring.
Don’t you leave that out."
Elam lop
AUGUSTA. Res. — A hunt for
four rascrbaclt hogs that have gone
wild was being planned here re-
cently by a group of farmers whose
corniieids and gardens have been
molested. About a year ago four
rasorbacirs escaped from a shipment
of imported animals. Hounds were
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'TRISTRAM & HYATT C0.
Norwaik‘s beading Dry Goods more
WALL STREET NORWALK. 0010i.
SUPERIOR
RAG RUGS
Size 21 in. a 3 yds.
$1.98
FENWOOD
RAG RUGS
Size 25 x 50
75c
to be used in the chase.
STYLES CERTIFIED
For men's, women 's and children 's shoes; quality guaranteed
at our store.
CONNEALLY & BRACKEN
soars soawaut cons.
This solid looking young man is
blnwood Ware. accused by the New
Jersey authorities of having shot
and killed his unclt William Gandy.
at. and his aunt, Mrs. Emma Candy.
is. and ,having severely wounded
his sister. hire. Madeline Maxwell.
in their home at llrldgcton. Were.
it u alleged, had no motive but bad
temper.
Post road. John Flahcrty. Grow-
strect. Noroton Heights. who was
riding with Carrlgan. was severely
out about the face. lie was taken
to the Stamford hospital for treat.
ment.
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Hnrold G. ilicnards. a student at
W 0 re c s t e r Polytechnic institute.
Worcester. Mass. spent the Thanks-
giving holidays with his parents.
Mr. and hire. Marshall P. Richards.
Tokencltc road.
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Miss Mary Heifernan. Darlen's
public health nurse. spent Thanks-
giving Day with her sister in New
Haven.
Cigar Holds Popular
Favor With Germans
BERLIN. (APl—Tho ever-preva-
lent cigar is one of the most strik-
lng sights in the streets and cafes of
Berlin and other German cities. Ci-
garettea are plentiful. ant; their use
is increasing. but th; cigar is still
the popular smoke. The pipe is sel-
dom seen in public places. and then
usually in the mouths of visitors.
Cigar stores abound in which a
"smoke" of sorts can be bouglit for
as little as 2 1-: cents. For the
equivalent of a nickel a good-shed
one of fair quality is obtainable. It is
difficult to pay more than 'a dime
for the best German-made cigar.
Snake Cuts Power
BELOIT. Kits. —— The lights of
three towns near Beloit went out
one night recently. A snake was
found lying across two electric light
wires. , ‘
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Live In [hound Houses
BERLIN—As a means of solving
tht- housing problem in Germany
cylindrical houses are being erected.
They are of standardised construc-
tion. the sections being interchange-
able. There are rooms on two doors
and a cupoia for storage.
I TO EFFACE YOUR COUCH
QUICKLY
-—Start at once taking Foley's
Honey and 'i‘ar Compound. Made by
our own special procass. it combines
the curative influence of Pine Tar
and other healing ingredients with
the moliifylng dcmulcent effect of
pure Honey. It is scientifically corn»
pounded in air-tight containers. un-
der rigid sanitary control. it con-
tains no opiates. no chloroform: is
bland to the tender throat of a child
and effective in stopping the stub-
born coughs of grown persons. A
fine dependable family medicine.
Bani: and Trust company oaths
mic-m
And we’re proud or it, too, for we
masseuse: on encoun-
try ‘nd abroad—gifts unique, and '
. diiimhb-sure to give happiness to
summon nwgn .. the
giver. All immoderatslypriced.‘ .
, . Oaniitlhcpis ‘on themlsrgedssecnd floor. as to
9 located that you’ll” brownie {about without inter-
sold everywhere.--Adv.
Our Gift
Shop
is now
ready.
to please out-many
it early.
$25.00.
friends. ti and up.
”.05.
Why not give each of the girls you play
bridge with a pretty printed crepe do
chine Scarf? They are fringed and plain
styles. ".05. $2.95. “All and “.95.
A Spanish Slan will make a gorgeous
gift for someone you love very much.
and these are of a beautiful quality.
Handsomely fringed and embroidered.
Novelty Jewelry; link bracelets. pearl
beads. and smart brooches are suggest-
ed u appropriate remembrances for
If there is a college girl in your family
she would be delighted with a strange:
Windbreaker Jacket. $8.95. $4.95 and
Colored glass in delicate pink. green.
blue and yellow make: very dainty Dres-
ser Sets consisting of two perfume bottles
and a powder box. ti." and ".70.
Lingerie is Ilwars on the list of accept-
able gifts and these step-ins of tinted
crepe de chine lnce trimmed are especial-
ly attractive. 81.”. $3.05 and $8.05.
man ammo eraser
HER GIFT
IS SUGGESTE) .
Here is a whole store brim full of- beautiful gifts for women and yet when
you sit down and try to decide just what to give this one and that one it is
sometimes hard. That's why we have made up this advertisement.
many things we have will serve to refresh your memory
shopping information the copy and prices will prove helpful. Please rc-
member though, that on a trip around the store you will see over so many
more things than we could possibly cram into this spat-c and we suggest that
you make your Christmas shopping easy this year by doing a good share of
The
and for definite
For “other or a grown-up sister there
are Negligees in all styles and at all
prices. One fashionable model in crepe
satin. "0.50. M150 and $18.50.
About the smartest thing in the way of
winter street Gloves are those wiih em-
broidered turned cuffs. They come in
black. tan. grey and beaver. 82.50, 33.00,
83.50 and $4.00.
Buckles will find a welcome no matter
under whose Christmas tree you put
them. Beautiful ones are specially pric-
ed. title to $198.
in the hinge-rice Section are several dainty
bits of femininity to a vs your friends—
lace-trimmod garters. houdoir caps and
hair bundoaux. 980 and up.
For the girl in bar teens a brush. comb.
and mirror set would be as practical as
it is pretty. $6.05 and up.
Our Christmas assortment of gift Hand-
bags ’1 unusually large. Many are of
calf trimmed with lizard leather while
others are oi moire, $2.05 to $15.00.
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a YOUR COAL Now
Don't delay until you really need it.
Don’t wait until snow and sleet im-
pairs proper delivery.
Don’t let it go until prices are in-
Order now and be assured of a com-
fortable winter. , .
:“rr-v-irsw. T.’
Norwalk Chronicler