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(Jiliil’llllc tin newest (llt‘lfll‘B of friahh‘n v. ith the utmost Brings beauty to the lulu-y Womrn Miss l'Il.:Jlu‘lh \V. Shi. ht ;'
In freedom lllld comfort. Mgr-s .‘sty ti: :1. n. of the Nemo export in personal lurillty prohltms, “ill l-o at our ’i‘oth-t—
l’afihlnn'lii‘gienic Institute. i». ..i Hill i‘t-rw‘ DI'lini‘llllt-lll this ries Section tomorrow in who reunsd on pruhhizm (it one
““"k '0 Rive you free ntlviwv ‘iril Milne raeric‘e. ,We urge of shin nnit oomph \ion. Miss shields will roll no on wimp.
you to take advantage of hi r e mi}.- and . xpcrlence. disc.
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\.'::t the Honor Again, But
itiil licat Them At Caucuses
Going On
Term For Mayor
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lilillll:
In known that. tho Mayor is
no time and no opportunity
in thither hm own nest so thu‘. he
r in tilplllf‘t‘ tin- [ioniihiienn mayor-
..Ilr nomination tit. tho ni'xt cltyt
tmw-niion. It in an open secret:
Inn hu In working ‘0 huild up ut
'iunu in-rnonul following with “ml
vol III \iii\\’ of tlltt'lllptan to ilietittnn
his renoininntion. I
It is also it" open sot-rot that [Tr-l
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Muyor lit-Mun its run-
;;.1.itt- for rl -eli~ctit)n at next )i-nr'si
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too gums In olflrr. the) so). "It
Illllit IIlIl for Minor liohins. ii in
l ill" in give another than u thnnrrt
lulu.» .i younger Illilll, with fresh-l
eontucts pin] to
iu‘i'I‘ intuit-m convention of tho «lu-
a of inunleipul government in this.
n»! nimiug llL’t“. ,
i' la known that Mnynr llultius'
~.- titllllllt'll to some of tho Ivmllnu
. niillltlii'iillfl his ltllll)lll0n to run for ,
i ..- a third “It"! and it Is also
wrn ho was toltl point blank this
\i . wt of llll‘ question. ‘
ii» ,. pllml he “:is confhlrnt of his
. .l hlli'llglll {\llil would lu~ut thosvl
Mu uonhl OllllOE-l' his r..~~notuiuutlnn
m tlu- tuitieilr‘vti. On this point his
' \n-n- viiiphutn: and i-h'ttirvs- .
II n- i‘ iIu-rnioro well known that
ll“ ; m." tnnny arts of thr .‘llll’tlr‘
m “1.:4 vilii inus with his COlltll‘lllllt'll
t I till ll; i'IsiliL‘.
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Kit Iil‘«
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ill" liziioi‘s linings. "the tiny of
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['1 lionor's inn-thoils in romlurt-
.‘ : i?- luilli‘t‘ il“l'lll‘llllt'nl. it! fill lil—
‘ mu, .‘li't htL'Iin unsutisfut‘tnrv to
1.1 lhu i-ouuviiinen. lio: \irtunl-
it ms Tlll‘ [IUlli't‘ threw to until
I. i. .‘llltl ”It". not sitini'hwl nith
.I.I' Il'll llt' liilH llUlH'. (‘llllH Ilpon lllC
tm- tl'miin-ra to conduct liquor
! .la. l'llllit‘l‘ the Ideal pollen wrrtv
wt :nht-tl to do this ruitlin: or lhi-vl
H‘lll-l nut ln- trusted to do it, in Iusl
l'l wither viiso the l’Oiillt‘ll‘
li-Il-lll'. int Int-Kr urn (ntItIml
Inhiml-tIiv-noeuos Mirth-HI
up to tliui \iltoivsnln I‘fll’Tl‘i
forts.
In 4' I'i-‘Iltl political elrt‘los in thol
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.1. I» ll] .‘ill'lll'k In-tu‘m ii .\1: iiorl
‘w: I“; tinting .illtl The Noruniii.
II vl,“¥'i>l ';h l' III \uepnpt-l' 5 support
.; iii: «TI-iii lll S'Hiill - lhl. liniltlll'l- l
l l.I\I‘.lli:IllI|n for Vll'l,"0r {UP the"
.-I l.l.lt' lll r-‘x‘urn for the, Mayoral
"wt- liint lu- \\‘lll vln :tll llq‘ will
thimlul :rll liIl')\t'.~t to shirt
I' ‘ll [Il’wi'w' Iiii;:s against Ilnlwi'i
‘1 N." lwil. former tax roll rim-,l
- ;.- ~‘i'lillt‘ ulnar of Thu IIoiir.
, ,..;ili u!‘ .i shorinze of :it Ila-wt
1. W In ltis :it‘w‘iinls \\'llll" in of-
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"1"!” l\ in! ou'l
li‘j. Minn-FHA Ilitll fll'i‘
:thuntluni und not
.i\ in «Mun. Mayor l‘ohlns hus'
\ur shown nu) qrt‘nt enthusiasm
:w in ”if lmtlom of tho Mllt‘lioll:
vuisi: null liitily has given (\‘ery'.
.ti iii-o of living: mori- llli"T|“Sl|‘Il llll
”in: “i" stole. polio.» iu the viii"
"" li'i'lt‘r clean-up drive nhn-h'
Ltrltll'il tho lorzil ioreo. than In
N liII: In recovering the In rgn sum '
i-li slit-[ml un‘ny from tho (‘lty's‘
‘Ii’y \\'llll|' Mitchell was tux col-
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~ ritn llli‘ Mayor's official eon-i
' . nl his own doterminntion
. :‘i-ght for rn-nominatlon. it
.Ivlllvl l‘\' in no sense it surprise to:
'z\ If his llonnr had {mined :i i>o<l
..,:I illllllllt't‘ with The Voru‘ulki
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Y. Garment Strike
Settlement Has :
Run Against Snagl
A hunt; in tinnl negotiations by'
l :h :n 000 garment workers may!
in to d out of sub- manufacturers" .
w: ihwulopul Wednesday night:
- l ilm workers have until Moi»:
\ to decide whether to austnin'
ll ‘itrt ulng" leaders in refusing
0 make the some agreement “llh
sub-mnnufaeturcrs as was re-‘
.mii concluded with the industrial
I Lut‘il.
The industrial council of cloak and
nut manufacturers employs about
7 mm workers to the 20,000 working 3
h ilm sun-manufacturers eswoitsn- .
Tho ltittei are organized as.
.‘ . Ann ihnn Cloak and Suit Manu-
,- . .m-t rs association, Henry 0.13es- l
mi. president.
It nus declared at Wednesday
- ght‘s executive session that Louis
' :lii'ln. general strike leader. and
541'in committee had refused to
‘ or the sub-manufacturers the
2 “I to reorganize their shops on-
.. ‘lll_\ up to 10 per cent. of the per-
.t nth-L which was conceded in the
mm: terms granted the members
0: the industrial council. ~
As the garment workers by refer-
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t~:.rller agreement it was regarded”
- m room) that. the sub-manufacturers
m- uhl be treated on the some basis.
Hyman was quoted as having said
‘vl me time beforo he would not be
guilty or “double crossing." After
much heated discussion. during
\, liiL‘ll some. proposed the lmmedlato
t‘llll‘tng of tho sub-monufsctursrs'
n: ups. it was decided to [in the m-
'iivtit workers a chance to declare
nlitlhor or not they will repudiate
il'Llf‘ lendershlp.~u union elections
illt' pending.
l. The woyiers will be asked to meet
to an adjustment conference with
(horgc Gordon Bottle. Mull Ma:-
Flillll and A. E. Rothstoln. or three
other public spirited clamor. and
. -y night. if no answer is received.
a it “as declared. the shops would be
; closed Tuesday.
we of the My.
"I'm surprised at. hdy mutant
'rliowtng Lord Infield: how to do
_ the Charleston at. u
' kind."
' "It‘s not that. That silly nu walt-
function of thin
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WALL STREET
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Pii.is.......
Shoe Trims
Sets .........
Handkerchief (‘ases
Lingerie Sets
Lingerie Pin Sets . .
(‘ relic Paper
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TRISTRAM
Nilli\\'.\l.l{‘S
. . 59c, 79c. 98c
.79c, 98c, $1.15
Shoe l'i'e . and (Inrter '
. . . $1.50
25c to $1.00
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Rilil: on (or 5 tires . 50c to $1.25
LEADING DRY
$1.15
550 Other
Silk Scarfs
$1.75 to $2.98
Garters . .
Powder Puffs ..... 19c to 89c
Powder Puff Boxes 55c to $1.69
Powder Puff Sets . . . . . . $1.69
Ladies’ Smoking Set
Sachct Bags . . . . .
Novelties
I Plain and Figured. '
Telephone Flowers '
69° HYATT
(liltlllS STORE
NORWALK. CONN.
Attractive Ribbon Novelties
Inexpensive little things, dainty, useful.
You can suit many different, tastes.
Siuh a variety too.
’f 50c. iéiliiiitc. $1.56
98c
We to 55c
Ribbon
29cto$l.25
Flowers For
Milady’s (‘oat
l 50c to $1.39
Wine Presses
Crushers
liege
Ll!
“‘00” “\It .\\\ I‘v‘l ('IC’IS
Roseniield Bros.
I23 Wilmington St. Tel. 310
"Free lit-Iii wry" ‘
PIEI)
\‘nu tin-so \ionilei'llil slim-s for iour it: ll.)
Ni'iol‘ In fore lime llliitllls shoes inn-n“ w tn‘l‘ ~«tl\ smooth
ll: H“ l iul l’llt"l‘~
\0 soft. untl tl-\\il>lo
so comfort: ll l».
PIPER SHOPS
in all minis of leather.
CONNEALLY & BRACKEN
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
lint] I‘ipor Shoes
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ANGEVINE
FURN ll’lTU E CO.
16 North Main Street
50. Norwalk Phone' -51
SHOP
EARLY
Brim: In Your
Radio Tubes
Free
A UTO SUPPLY
Phone 2100
And Let its Test. Them
TIMES SQUARE
M No. Main St. 80 Norwalk
V Phone 2" 96
I 00 Wall St. Norwalk
"nth Stores Upon meninges
‘V
term tipped‘un ice down" her book."
-—I‘nssin[ It".
1‘ '
(. mosses;
Step-ins,
pui‘knueq on ll
for every day. and llf‘fl
noons. Warm
with lilil'li'zlit‘ appliques
uuil stiteliinus. . ..
have no misgivings.
varieties llt‘l‘e.
of your friends to n T.
Nightgowns
‘ (Tliristnnin free.
All linen, hand embroidered, some
finished with real love .. . . .. . .
$3.95
Envelope Che-misc. of eri-pv (ll' t'lllllt‘ :mi Radium Silk.
llii't‘ trimmed, in ilmli. Iluilt'll and orchid. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
of t-repo llf‘ oliiite. .$3095
Slips, r-i' l'l‘i‘lit‘ (In rhino. double hem. in white or pink. $3.95
'° 3 50
Other Silk Garments. trieorl .. . . . . . .. . . . $1095 120
Slips
A SPECIAL GROUP
G'FT LINGERIE
Step-ins
Here is just uhnt you how been looking f01‘-l)€lllllful silk crepe (le
(‘ iiine lingei to u ith uhich to remember your best friends this Christ-
mas. themises, siep- ins and nightgowns are all included in this one-
pi ice dump and the values are very special. These (1 a in ty bits of
lCillllllllll) come in both tailored and lace- trimmed styles and in all
colors. i‘lici e are sew a] garments, but if we weie to give a word to
the wise it would he “tome Early.”
Night Gowns. of crepe (In chine, lure trimmed, in flesh only $3.95
'litiloretl at
3.3. 95
GlFT GLOVES
GIFT GLOVES ARE ALWAYS A WISE CHOICE
lf ("liristnnis wishes come true there will he several pairs of gloves in long slim
iTllt'i't: will be washable gloves in suede or capo
Tully cuffed ones in French kid for evening and after-
glows and practical gloves; exquisite embroidered ones and some.
$29 $2.50, 33. $3.50, $4 h"
A box of for 6.2priced’.......-_........ ........
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GIFT HANDKERCHIEFS .
BE GENEROUS WITH YOUR HANDKERCHIEF GIFTS
Thin-e isn‘ t a girl in the world or a woman, either, idio isn’t glad to get. handker-
chiefs as giwfts So qowd your Christmas list with handkerchief notations, and
They ’ll be rear to choose-«these ’kerchief gifts for there are hankies of a hundred
Simple ones, frivolous ones, conservatiie ones and those that.
frankly say. “New, Art.” And some of these ’kerchiefs are sure to suit many,
25 c, 49c, 79c “" 98c “°”
79c ‘° $4.00 "°"
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Norwalk Chronicler