\. ‘Polychrome Mirrors. we have hundreds of fine mirrors, of all sizes and 3 ha p e s, with one high quality of mirrored glass. These are handsome gifts, and always acceptable in . every home. - Terms If Desired Sterling Furniture Co. 43-65 N 0. Main St. Phone 105 .The Ever— Delightful Gilt So. Norwalk a 0 'A 'L r. amt .KoepYonrl‘oodOoldlfllewlyWr-MWM W “ICE" nave us supply you steadily and regularly, it costs little. PHONE 985 ‘ O ‘ When-loll onion Rel» cult-tarot. anagram-en. gym-«arrears liaise?“ .mn: ' a gringémfi lust. "tine-w ‘ a]... Edith WiltonOhi Oi it its! Alter _10Wee of'l'yplioid The many friends of Miss Edith Wilson will be very pleased to know that. she was discharged from the Norwalk hospital where she was 'conilned for nearly ,ten weeks with an attack of typhoid fever. Miss Wilson. much improved in health. went to her home at it Stevens street.'Sa‘.urday. - ' I’rcveus to her illness. Miss Wil- son was employed as a clerk in the hospital office. Dr. W. J. Tracey mm the attending physician. Community House Contributions Coiitrlbutionzrs-iill coming in for the Catholic Women's Commun- lty House. Some of the latest names received are: Mrs. Clara Magner 8100 Mr. and Mrs. John Manning so Norwalk Hour 50 Mrs. Elisabeth Walsh 50 Mrs. J. F. Wynn 25 Elisabeth Briody :5 Mrs. J. E. Torpey 25 Helen O'Connor as Helena and Mollie Millerd :5 J. H. Wehrlo ‘ , :5 Felix Cifatte :5 A. M. Smith 15 Mr. and Mrs. R. Y. Griffith 15 Mr. a‘hd Mrs. B. B. Newman at - Me. and Mrs. Hines :5 William H. O'Connor :0 Mr. and Mrs. Harry Conroy to S. E. O'Connor ' . :0 James T. Mulvoy ‘ 30 Catherine 1r. Torpsy i‘ 18 Helen C. Cahill - ., 1 O smear use D FRESH BASIS FRESH SHOULDEBS NEW SAUEBKRAUT THE Telephone 1450 ROME-MADE sausaorr MODERN MARKET 15 North Main Street ' P. E. Fairchild. Prop. SHOP EARLY ; Papered Complete $11.50 Hundreds of Patterns of CHAIN STORE sandstones .‘ South Nos-walk ‘ speoni m This Month 'Any Room Measuring 12'344‘ , Paper to Choose From 10c, 150, are per ton All Our Painting and Paper Hanging Fully Guaranteed UNITED WALL PAPER Telephone set 0 Wall lid WEST AVE. REO gm, assume AND ovanaaomno ""PAB’I‘S arm aoomsonms HAYDEN . ' AUTOMOBILE CO. I. Wagner. Branch Mgr. noaw’anx salmon nanortlbaosn test ‘ For Fall 1.. GOLD“ 'lilew Dresses: WWI IT. set-I ui- i-e -' WANTS OTHERS' :3 BENEFIT ALSO —"Please publish this statement as I want people everywhere to know of the wonderful benefit I have derived from the use of Foley Pills. a diuretic stintuisnt to the kidneys." Mrs. A. G. Wells. Rocky Mount. N. Can. long suffered physi- cal distress and that "always tired" feeling which results when kidneys and bladder are not working pro- perly. Remember that the "always sioally wrong. and what Foley Pills have done for others. they can do tired" feeling shows something phy-g Charles H. Harris William Skidd Mrs. William Perkins John PatChcn Mrs. Nora Coleman Mrs. 1’. Burns ' Edna Blake Robert J. Blake Mary E. Peyton Mrs. Ellen Peyton Mrs. W. C. Reiiley Mrs. Jenn Lyons s Julia ,Byrnes ' ' S. Ellerin hJennie Cifatte ' ' Eleanor Griffin Mrs. John Griffin Mrs. J. E. Mahon Mrs. '1‘. A. Collins Mrs. Anna Walter Josephine Lynch for you. Ask your druggist for Fo- ley Pills.—-Adv. every taste so bly. Necklaces, cit?“ Bracelets, li \ price you Wish to pay. Compacts. Face Powders ...... Mrs. Anna Rooney Mrs. H. G. Douiens' 25c. t° $5.00 '9‘ $1 ', s-ss-ss-ss-s-I e nuumwnuuuaugmauuauooooo Letter nest of $1, 000 urnedOver is Diocese Trustees .\i. a inciting'or‘tiie it'gsl voters of Trinity church following the late morning service yesterday the be. .quest of 01.000 willed the partsh by the late W. w. Meter was voted to be turned over to the trustees of do- nations of bonus for church pur- poses in the Diocese of Connecticut. The trustees, with .oilioes at_the dio- cesan headquarters in .Hartford. will invest the money in the name of Trinity church. South Norwalk. and the income will benefit the parish. The fund .will be known as the “W. W. Lester; Bequest." Th0. ll.“ Mt. Lester. for many years an oilieial of the Crefut and Knapp Hat'o'ornpany. was a warden and \estflnnan of Trinity church. Rev. Chapman S. Iswls presided ut the meeting .yeeterdsy and the call was read by Charles F. Gehr- mann. Jr.. parish clerk. ._..._..._._.._.—_ small: SANTA obscene UM ALASKA REINDEER FAIRBANKS (AW-‘1‘!" hun- dred Alaska reindeer. scattered in pairs in various cities of the states. are helping department store Santa Clauses prove to the youth of the land that Saint Nick and his steeds are ready for their annual Christmas Eve ride ocer the housetops. t year one Alaska firm shipped eig ty deer and the venture proved so successful that ‘the number wah increased to 200 this season. Selected stock. all with horns. are used for this purpose. Most of the animals are donated by the purchas- ers to publioparlts and sees iftcr the holidays. GERMAN STREET CABS now CAREY MAIL BOXES BERLIN. (AP)--Letterboxes on street cars are an innovation in the German postal system. Boxes sim- ilar to those on the street corners are attached to the rear platforms of trolley cars. on lines which pass the main postofiice or important branches. Persons desiring to mail a letter wait until the car comes along. step up behind it and drop, the mlssive in the box. As the cars pass the postoiiice or branch the boxes are opened and emptied. . ———————e—-—-—g-— Glorious Meats May. The annual meeting of the Fair- ileld County Clericua at today at St. Andrew’s church. Black Book. Lo. cal Episcopal clergymen are in at- tendsnce. FINAL Wm Cm mas PAGEAN’I' All liq” and “HI in the Christ- mas. pageant at St. Paul's church next Sunday evening are requested to be present-for their final re. hearse! in the church Wednesday afternoon at 4 o'clock. The final rehearsal for 'the entire cast with the pflncpals 'll be held Thursday evening at 1:80 o'clock. Mrs. C. Murphy Mr. and Mrs. Lysehey ' Mrs. Florence Schumann Mrs. Albert Hamilton Steven Laychalt. George A. Newmdn Cdtherine Walsh Mrs. Annie Levis and family Thomas Berberich 3:11“ ynoids . “GEE” Linaweiier Mrs. .lhn Melton Miss Jul“ lab a Mrs. John Lync Mrs. O. Dorward Mrs. Cath ne Curry .... 3 1332mm - ~. Mrs. John Melanesia ' Mrs. Jones Mrs. G. Landis Mrs. G. Bolton Deane Mrs. A. Byko ' a GIFT JEWELRY THE JEWELRY GIFT SUCCEEDS—INVARIABLY The Jewelry gift' is acknowledged a splendid Chri pleasure to a multitude of types and all ages. You’ll enjoy choosing Jewelry this year, more than on. before because there' is so much variety, y ve ever enjoygd it” - stress gift that brings and consequently a chance to suit andpearlt..........................5 98c chainsandelinestones............... 9t, “$3.98 Fancy Pihs, Rhinestone setting 98c,$l.98to$8¢49 E..R......dfi.g.....g.....::::::::::::::,:::::::::Mimi? . . ‘ Toiletries and Perfumes ' l “Vanit y—thy name is woman l”--or so membelieve. An e n c o u r a g i ng . thought—they like it or they wouldn ’t be known at Christians-time as the J largest purchasers of fine cosmetics, toiletries and complete line of “Marinello” and Viva udou Mavis. come in exquisite bottles. In this dep artrnent you will find a’ csWecsrrya, .omm ported esf, at. any“ ..50c, $0081.50 Foundation Creams, 50c and lt00 50csnd$1.00 FollicleLotion,....'......... Vantine’ s Perfumes—Gift Sets. Vivaudou 'Narcisse de chine—GiftSets 1.00 05. $2.95. 89.5 IM :35 g-Stenopficon rim minus semen—scum nomm"honn..'nonnAY,bncaiisERis,1iz6. MW” "Lecture ‘SemonAt Methodist. "Why We Should Be Happy at Christmas" was the subiect of the Vdry interesting siereopticsl lecture- sermon given last night a the Nor- walk Methodist church. by the pea- tor. Dr. Mcari Culver. The story of the Christmas season and the life of Christ were held in fivid scenes. There were 65 slides in, entire te‘. all beautifully col- cred. e The program proved very interest. ing and attracted a large attendance. 'rhe church choir sang "The Core- nation." ' 'Nsst Sunday night. a program of ‘ O a. Church Last Evening special Christmas music will be given by Emil Close of New York. famous Swiss boll-ringer. Dr. Cul- ver will also deliver a ahor‘. sermon. Women's Clothes interest Prince. LONDON. (AM—Tho Prince of number of beautiful women'. fur coats shown at the Empire Pro- ducts Exhibition. A special man- TRISTRAM & HYATT CO. Norwalk's Leading Dry Goods Store WALL STREET NORWALK, CONN Special Prices On Eaton Crane & Pike Holiday Stationery at Notion Department Special Rullletl Curtains 2 1-6 ydsvlong, with tie llill‘ln 98c PR. Wiles displayed keen interest in a . and he engaged One of the most charming miuinequin. present in nequin parade was held for him conversation. After a few inquiries about the prevailing thanked her for her display w dresses. fashions ', HNHhIHI:t:Iaa—II3HIJHuU‘NaG‘E‘U‘L‘O‘G' flew 'THE C. 'o. MILLER COMPANY . Gifts. Of Luggage Always Please! Luggage is certainly a welcome gift. Useful, smart in appearance, it combines all the needed elements for the-ideal Christmas present. And when you make your selection here, you also get the best of quality, wide selection, and prices that make Christians giving easy. A Striking suite“! Hon-DAY amass * * EVENT $16.75 Authentic style, brand new, a full 'hundred of lovely frocks have been assembled for this event. One and two piece models,‘ frocks for daytime, evening, and sports wear. Fine Jerseys, flat crop-2s, inflates, shtiiis, silks and some velveteens. The shades featured are navy, rose, beige,t an, copen, pink, orchid, jade, rose beige, and sunset. In all sizes. All sales final. . l ~. Os.,°e KILLER CO., SECOND FLOOR 4 . Continuing The Sale of Finer Costs ' ' “ ‘545 ' $59.50 $98 'i ‘A 'coat for Holiday wear at January prices. Love- ly new model garments, TIOIIIY‘II'lmIlled with fur. , Some of the‘best values are. left—but selections are more limited. c. o. MILLER co. saconnrno'on ' A “Wheary” Wardrobe Trunk ' $41.50 Here's a medium priced. fine quality wardrobe trunk that will last for years. Incorpox ting all the famous "Whenry" fea- tures of construction—rigid tested constructioned, and the cushion top. Men’s Oxford Bags $16.50 Genuine heat-y cowhide. hand sewn over sturdy frames. Al- ' ways a favorite bag with men. _ _7 .. itch Leather Suit Cases $15.98 to $20 Better quality suit cases of genuine leather. A wide s‘lectlon, you'll find cases here for every need. Leather Gladstone Bags $24 Made of heavy grained leather. over a strong flame, designed especially foi- hard service. -a“.u._‘.—...~.a Fine Fitted Cases $10.98 AND OTHER PRICES A gift that any woman will lov.e Dainty bags. covered in black. tan, or blue. ' .r' . Leather W i -‘ Ha¥$leS . CASES ’ " . BRIEF ' $3.68to$5.75 $225 to. $10 A‘n especially fine gift for the student or professional man or woman. A wide selection. C. O. MILLER CO., SECOND FLOOR Strong. good looking hat .boxes. covered with Dupor-t :abrikoid. Either button or “Zipper" .nodels. C. O. MILLER CO., SECOND FLOOR sac SANTA TOMORROW Right from the Northland he has come, all ready to meet all the boys and girls. He has HIS FAMOUS GRAB .BAG ,1" 25c‘.a Grab Things for both boys and girls. Be sure and see Santa tomorrow, he’ s on the Second Floor in our Tiny Tots’ Shop. , 312:1:31; ,4 _
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