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Never before have inl‘nuls' shoes two so peri‘m-lly on. pi"
so soft. and flexible. so t‘tillll‘lii‘llllllt'. \\'t~ how I‘m! Up. .A.
in all colors of leather.
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SOUTH NORWALK. OONN.
hoe toilet.
~ Care or Linoleum
. Wants
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With the acorn one to one the last ol‘ litt-
ntnth. one man down. a man on dret. McCor-
mick. the third Giant to me to hat. hit a
grounder to Even. toretng Divlin out at aemnd.
k
in the proportion of it run or milk to
the kitchen linoleum with a gallon of water. Then \tipn dry
'arnl water to which mill: is added with a clean cloth.
)lrrklc. who had been playing llrat in place
or Tenny and eovrring tho hag like a veteran.
\tustho m‘st Giant up. With two down and MC-
t‘ormick on ilrst the youngster rapped out a
Extreme Cold and
.: Snow Traveling
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.5 Through the West
] CHICAGO (AP). —- From the
:.\Iulltiltna to tho Alleghenlea winter
:clump. d Its Iliilt‘r grip yesterday. ac-
companied by zero weather and
‘ llt‘l\\'}" ration.
.\ cold wave. whirling acroaa the
northern l‘nitvd Stolen sent temper-
..luros tulnhllmr to the aero mark
and buried the norlltwollorn plaina
undcr a {all of snow which impeded
trdilit‘ and caused accident: and
. \lt‘flill.
Lust - tht the {all in temperature
lll‘lltll‘ llsvlf ft‘lt nrroeo llllnoil. ln-
idlnnn. uhio nnd Michlgnu and the
first below-Jere weather M the win-
tor was promised before morning in
all tho central slates.
To the went. over the area creased
curlirr yesterday and Sunday
by the storm wnve. thermometers re~
corded temperatures "toxin; from 6
lwlow zero in Sioux; City. lo... to Si be-
low :(‘m at Wilder. Mont. Half a
Moron points in Minna-eta and the
i l'inlgotus reported 20 degree: or more
illlltlt‘l‘ the zero mark.
: Tail of Death Ton
; Deaths attributed to the storm
Valood last night at ten. Aged men
'woro frozen to death I in Mini eeeta
and loo-n. overcome by cold near
their homes. while Montana and Col-
orndo rcportcd a death apiece in the
storm. to increase the total from the
Itour deaths in the Pacific Northweat
land two in Canada reported earlier
, yesterday.
Drops of 15 degrees in tempera-
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So. Norwalk, Conn.
lturo were reported from many com-
Chests .
Genuine Red Cedar—in
i ' the Natural Finish. Waxed
i3 and highly Polished. slo
g- to s39.
i ' The s'ame Wood—done
in» the English Mahogany
finish. $19.50 to 839.-
_,. These Chests are not
only . constantly useful—l
but they are an addition to
the Home. . f
3 Third Moor.
‘- icmd Tables
‘1 .Solld Wood Tops—cov-
and with Moire; Leg:
in lybrawd. 34- 0
:Beaver Board Tops --
"Mare covered; well put
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mews-true $25
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Nude. and. Ever Glow.
j “new ~
yams—50c r0 szso. souls—st to $6.50
wear. ToI WW COLORED GLASS
O ' ; LAND’S
C-HJ-N-A’ -
P-IO-T-T-E-R; n
TEA SETS-PRICED s9.so TO 545
WAFFLE SETS—PRICED $9.75 ‘
FANCY JUGS—PRICE 50c TO $42.75
lTALlAN POTTERY—P lCED 51.50 TO :6
anruona POTTERY—PRlCED $1.75 TC 88.50
AMERICAN POTTERY—PRICED 50c TO szzso
GLASS WARE .
oonso SEl'S— l.2smsl4.5o _ -
warmmm irso -ro.st4._so
. AmmlENANDROSE—SOcTOSS.50
Tommie—wrung jsocroseso
‘n‘Meara. Riverside. and Rev. Theo-
itavtug a cook lead ol’t‘llrat McCormick run--
Merino. was sitting pron;-
on the Initial bag and Holster. the Cub “tirllrr.
round lilnaelr in a pretty tight hole.
I‘d add! lo third.
nridwell waa next up and this
muniuea. At Yankton. E. D.. the
temperature (oil 60 degreca in eight-
een hourl. and the weather bureau
iorecast dropa or to to to degrees
last night in parta or lilinola. hilchi~
gun and Indiana.
in Minneaotr. where drifts ten
feet deep. were reportcddn places.
passengers or a train hound ior‘tho
Twin Cities waded a mile through the
anon when the engine was derailed.
to get to a roller tram.
This wenther bureau torecnrt snow
tor part or the Great [Allen region
and predicted the mercury would
rise somewhat in the near northwest
by late today.
Rev. Marks Again
Chosen Secretary,
County Clericus
Rev. Charles A. Marks. 40 West
nvrnuo. was rc-clrctt‘l secretary of
the li‘uirfleld County Glorious. at tho
annual moetlnlr or this aociul organ.
iaation [or l-Iplacopul clergyman. at
St. Andrew's church in llluck Rock.
yesterday.
This was the first meeting of the
cloricuat in the new Bridgepor
church of which the Rev. William
Schroeder. rector of Trinity church.
Southport. is in charge.
Dr. Marita ta aloe treasurer of tho
organldation and Rev. Kenneth
Mackenaie was re-Ielectrd president.
Father Schroeder heads the execu-
tive council.
Rev. Henry E. Kelly. rector of st.
Goorge'e church. Bridgeport. read a
ver yintereetinz paper. "How to
Ditch the Cam-nos." to the clergy-
men. Father Kelly told of a novel
Every-Member camera which he
had arranged and instituted in his
pariah and which has worked out‘
very ouooeoatul. ti
Luncheon wan served at yester-
day’o meeting and it war voted that
the next meeting be held in Norwnlk
with Rev. Alexander Hamilton and
Dr. Marisa. both retited as hosts.
Those present at yesterday's meet~
ing were: Rev. Louis ll. Howell.
‘Rev. Robert B. all. Poole. Rev.
Chat-lea A. Marita. Rev. Alexander
Hamilton from Norwalk; Rev.
James bionic. Wilton; Rev. Kenneth
Mackensie. Westport; Rev. Dr. Prod.
orick Budlong. Rev. Hamilton Kel-
logg. Greenwich; lev. Henry )2.
Kelly. Rev. Charles H. Hall. Rev.
Edwanl N. McKinley. Rev. George
lit. Gelsri and Rev. Joseph A. Rac-
ciopi. Bridgeport: Rev. Fran}; More-
llouse. Shelton; Rev. Dr. J. A.
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«tore Schroeder. Southport.
l‘ormick rum! home
right. but .‘it‘rkle. . . .
Italy Gilult
Democrats Plan
To Compel G. 0. P.
To Reduce Taxes
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\\'.\Slli.\l2'l'ti.\'. t.\l‘) ~— A rus‘y
pnrliolmlvuy lo). Ilir llmisn rulc
permitting .umlmlr. of u hill from
CODilliilIi-, :I [.1 iv run‘Orif‘d in h)‘
Domocmh .'l .1” V-n'orl to pry open
the pndhi. .. 1:: ptlldirntm have hunt
on tax I'.'l‘~I.|lI\\ll_ including i‘rcsl-
drnl t‘lmihi. tux credit plan.
The lulu. :21va only once in rcccn‘
)t‘ura. l~rmzl.~ that a mnjorily of
tho Now Its mvmln‘ra—cun, l)_\'
t'lrt‘illlliillg .l pollllon, (him a hill
from \‘i‘llll‘,li?ut' and call it up on
the lll’lt‘l‘ In.“ Inllmltll‘l'ililllll.
Dm‘irio". a» muddy this prm‘cdurr
was nurud upon yesterday by
Dogma .H' Il.\\lt'Y’H us n. llls‘, resort
to hrlnp ‘: vn the “Ins and hit-one
commiih ",v $:l:l’..nllu.tl0l\ Demo-
t‘rnllo it\ 1‘ dwvllon lliI:.Ulll't’ which
wna utlrlv . nilurdny nlollg With all
other rim 1 ' . proposals.
The \wl. r: rommillcl then was
strictly .«lw . purty iinro, Repub-
licans anilz’t lined up against and
tho Demo-1n. us a unit voting for
consider-mm». of a tax bill at this
time.
.‘irllon Glyn Ham‘s.
Cirt‘illn'ill'l ol a petition. however.
must lie lmlponed thirty days. as
‘he rut.» ~‘\lll‘.l\l ho mndt- operative
until a (‘i‘illlliilii‘t‘ him been given
that mu. 2; lime to not. van though
It has \o'. .l to side-track n lnensurc
\Vhilv House. Democrats were de-
terminlm; on A course of procedure.
Secretmw Mellon at 'ho Treasury
mode tli.‘ mlculnlion that the p h-
lic delvl would ho reduc~d nearly
“poems on during the present its.
cal ymr .f' no crdeit to taxpayers
proremlnl to rap 4: hit in short wnter.
(‘ontimtrtl tomorrow.
are how Mcrltlo pulled haaelmll's Murat hon".
Mr-
with the winning run all
Watch this were and
in nuthorizrd and no revenue bill
passed. .
In addition to tho $333,000,000:
surplup \\‘hl<‘h h.- iixllh‘s will he
nvnilnllin lor dvll‘. reduction and
can lie nppllrd without congression-
rtl nullioriznllon. somxomnoo would.
he nvnllnllle from lilo rcmllnr sink-I
in; fund and from “or debt linyw
month.
At the House holh lleprrorntntlves:
Garrett, the minority lender. nnd;
Gnrucr. or Tt‘xi'lh. tho Tlrmocrn‘ic
finnm‘lnl spokesmnn. assorted thcy
would not arrow the \t‘rdirt of the5
Republican lnolorily in the t‘OllllllIl-‘
i toes.
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1 DANBI'RY -- The use or Marlo.
Johnson. a high school student. mu
smell Sunday only by moons of hi
[timely tron-.l‘usion oi lilood. Her la- '
‘lhvr. in “H Johnson. of l‘ndnnnmmé
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grond. Linnhury. on: the donor. I
l The girl was seriously injured ,
Irariy in the nitvrnoon when. in.
sliding out of a driveway in her:
yard. eho collided with on out no-
bile drivm by Charles Rnslnu en.
a neighbor. The girl was thrown in
front of tho nuto nnd one of the
wheels plum-d ovt‘r her body. split-
ting the spleen.
The accident roused inlernnl injur-
ies nn‘ on ll..mvdi:t:. operation “as
found ncl‘casory in order to save her
life. After the operation it who {can
ed thnt the girl who was weakened
by the internnl hire-ding would not
rccover and tho transfusion was do
cidrd upon. .
The. girl's condition wao greatly
improved todny and hospital au~
thorilieo expect that she will recov
or.
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‘ «:hool auditorium. January it. The
; Patti Hamid
In New Musical ;
Show Next Month
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Miss Patti liarrold. charming ’
daughter or Mr. and Mrs. Orville .
Harmld of West NOrwaik has been I
signed by John Henry Mean. pro-
ducer to sing the leading role 'tn
"Judy" a new musical comedy which
he will present on Broadway next
month. '
Miss liarrold. who won fame when
she played the name part in "lreno"
has not been on the musical comedy
state since iaat aeaaon when ahe ahd .
her flamous {other were co-atara in I
the ill-fated “Hollta Polka." which .
coat our popqu West Norwalk to f
oidenta a small fortune. ‘
name: mom son .
snvamn enema- moan .
mm. .or use ra-rnnn;
New normed. (Am—rho wm‘ ‘
of Jeremiah D. Cronin. who died
recently. leaving an estate estima-
ted at more than 3.500.000. was tiled
tor probate this morning. Under
the with ni‘ter personal 1 ~queota to-
talling 328.000 have been made. the
rest of the errata is to be divided
equally hetw the two none or the
toalalor. l‘roae lUng Attorney Duh
to] At. t‘ronln who was leader or the
Sentrte at the llozt‘. amnion ot the let-
ielaturo. and Dr. William D. Cronin,
both of this city. e.
Agncp ll. Cronin. “deer or the
Mahler‘s younger son. Attorney
Pranka. Cronin. is bequeated the
mm of 310.000 and bequeata of 88.-
000 each are made to William St.
Cronin. a brother or the testator.
ot Nemphla. Tenn. and to Hugh
Quinn ot Clifton. Arts.
M
rams: OIIOW‘ '
nae-no AT cramp
EARNED (Mil—The Pant.
let Chortaten a grow or so beya
nod men trained under direction at
the Rev. William Plan. C. l. P. will
give a eoneut in the manifold nun
horiatera have appeared in man: at
the lam ottiaa d the
andsome
. ~-‘-:-2il
\
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women love
our mim- - silks-
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Yetagiitaspnotioal-anewbroom.
receivm this '
Connecticut
Wall St.
who puts emery andutiliry first. ‘
Him. indeed. will
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XMAS GIFTS
For mother. daughter. sister and sunwthnrt I'rlmw'
suit everynlle's puts:
SHOP FARI.\'
MME. JEANNETTE
56 80. MAIN ST. 80. NORWALK. CONN.
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Say Merry Christmas
WITH GIFTS 0F FOOTWEAR
Shoes. Oxfords. .St'roller Ties. l’ulnps. Zippers.
Boots and Rubbers
. See Our Display of Slippers
MILTON ELWOOD'
124 Washington St. South Norwlllk
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7t!
mily Afiair
MORE
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Bigger
and
‘Merrier
Christmas
JOIN OUR
CHRISTMAS CLUB
We have. classes, for evrry
age and every purse
Deposit a small amount weekly and receive a
CHRISTMAS CHECK ,
just when you need money to meet the usual
extra expenses incident to the Holidays.
The PBOpIe’s Trust Co.-
SOUTH N ORWALK. CON N.
‘2 . LADIES
will receive
a
Special Welcome
in our
CHRISTMAS CLUB
Now Open
For 1927
25c TO 55
A WEEK '-
means ready money »
for next year’s
shopping.
I The South Norwnk
Trust Qo.__~
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