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Calls From Young And Old
For Christmas
bib‘rariens Asked Fo Advice By Book Buyers-—
Chitdre and Teachers
bias Plays and Stories -— Ramon Library
Want Books of Christ-
Plans For First Christmas In its New Home.
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The four libraries of 3:; city :1le all be kept open the day
It ute e'e ce. .
outb lorwnik libraries. are both being
‘Wed for the demon.
' Ml llhrurlanu uro rcvommcnalng
patron: lists or bonus npproprinte
‘ Yuletide. und nll huw lwcn :lu-
V orltlou appealed to by patrons who
led "Whllt la a good book to buy
Menu for Christmas?"
too for South Norn-nlk Library
"The South Norwulk library will. an
‘ can post. rvmuln Open up to 9
l’ock Christmas Eve for the bone-
of those road-:rs so rushed with
”aiming that they huvc not by then
‘ it in their holiday supply of books.
0 hall: of the building will be
*oruted with groans and holly and
'rerlan Ella C. l.lndebcrg an-
them; that. n miniature Christmne
.ie \vill grace one of the front
‘ ‘lndowe to enrvnd chm-r to the page.
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',K display of 10:) books apprenti—
A o to the season and mmnt ior hnl,
‘u‘reuding for the children has
been closed and Miss Lindeherg
A blnnniug u similar one tor adults.
.. the time this issue is printed the
bit will have hvon nrrnugnd tn
beclnl section of the library.
”oke about Christmas, about the
”on. or otherwise appropriate
' in: 5. this time at the year will
e de ented to that section.
it the last two Wat-kn the librur-
‘ dime been meeting a trcmon.
I demand (tom school chllrlron
._5Mka with Yulctlde plays nnd
: to be repeated or usnd us
'nce in school work.
The public call for reading met-
} “drag: to mow point in the and-
it cccmbcr because meet poo-
! ire occupied with their Christ—
» shopping.” Miss Lilidchorg
yet. "But it picks up magically at
’ Ilret of the your when most sci-
_ down to do their heavy winter
V <1th with the holidays but and
tot their mind. New Year’s 1-050.
1!: the pickup." ‘
,, Norwalk lerary
. he Norwalk public “Mary will
no Clii‘lstmas tree to decorate
”-3 itself and the interior wlll
d eorutvd with wreaths and holly.
' _ to is being omitted from pre—
tlons because the community
.0 ll cuetmnarlly stationed directly
front. on the green. The insti-
bn completed it! exhibition 02'
holiday literature during
lldreu‘e Week early in November
ull books or seasonal nterest
' Being placed in n bcpn'ril Succ-
“ addition to its reference files
the use of material-melting
,9! pupils. the library has a
but: Iervlcc. Envelopes o! poet»
511116 mutter connected with Yuln.
In kept for this.
’ Norwalk librarians report. in
won with the South Nom’nlk.
.t “Idult reading drops to 3 van-
tit point in mld~Dccember and
he up at the beginning of tho
Bowayton Library. .
will be the first Christmas
our building for the Rownyton
__ ' and plans for its obiervance
We not been r'nudc as yet. Ite open
“ are from 3:30 o'clock to 6
”and from 7 to 9 o‘clOck in
evening. and like other libraries
ll be open the day before Christ—
In East XM‘flk
we; ‘Eaet anvelk institution in
inunity Hall makee no special
ohscrvauco ni‘ thn holldny since. It is
operated by the Rust. Norwnlk lm
prm'omnnt association. Which is
planning nnnihor observance. The
iihrnry. however. has the largest ml.
lcction othchool reterendb hooks in
tho city and on nne been meeting a
grunt dumnnd from students with
holldnx recitatione and plays to prn.
pure. lt will be open me usual the
any hr‘fnro Christmas from r to ll
o'clock In the afternm'm.
This branch dittere in that its 0'!"-
culntion dons not Drop norcoptlhly
in December. the reason being that
on its pntrone nr_e moetlv children
the demand for reading plrkn ip us
the school vnrntlnn nenrn.
(Continued From l'ngl- (inc. 3d Soc.)
was sold out completely nnd had to
he stuclcld up for lilo: kiddies tor the
m-xl do).
The story ‘sohl out" was true at
llnmet every other booth und in:-
women feel well repaid for their rt-
!urts. litre. llowurd Worden. prest
(lent or ”it: lurll's' Aid worked on
til-in;:ly {or the SllK‘Ct‘SH ut‘ the affair.
An («clumped chick: u (tumor “le
.~u ru ll the ilrst night ut the tnlr. tol—
loxml by n (illt‘il‘l‘lll sllplu‘r on the
St't'tllltl night. llulli \u-ru well put
ronlzcd.
Trinity Church
Trinity church hold one of th-
prcfittivsl {ulna ul tlw season. tllr
1‘:tl‘l5ll hull ln lug tlilm ll into :1 WM-
twldu Flilistlilnslu'i‘l. Much to the
~111tl5fucllui1 ut‘ Mil-u .l. llvl‘lwlt Mott
tum, ('llllli'l'lllll at the cmmulttm. m
charm. this buy-ctr: bought every
thing in night.
At llu- c.1l- lhrlzl slim» r Wind at
rHi?” (Fri/it'll. l \zl‘i mlllllfllt‘d lhlll
if.) 17mph (l'itlhllll.
t‘lirM ( hurch
Christ Church opened its f’tlt‘ Dc“
l‘cnxiwr it. with u il"ll(‘l0ll5 cufv‘tet‘la
bull) L‘r putronlmwi lxy 175 prunle.
This was tlm hlinuzll fair or the
r'lmn‘ll and f1 om all nwrounls proved
mum Nllt‘tit‘hfiflll than any of those
lu'r \ iously lltl 3.
St. Voter‘s
A sprcilll lmtui‘o oi the bnwnr oi
Ft. l‘l-tvi‘s church was the "stall"
conducted by the ”1"“ of the church
llntltr the leadership of Louis Wan
who. llcro. vegetables, fruits and
men poultry could be purchased.
TTR fair was held during the ntt-
crimson and evening and refresh».
mom not") on sale both times.
l‘mctit-nlly everything hmi been
mlrl by the end ni‘. the fair. but the
row unwitting articles were quickly
liispoerd of by "Auctioneer“ Ranks.
Grace Baptist
llrccmlwr it and 9. the barrier at
Grace Baptist church was held nnd
tum mi \ rvry successful.
Volunteer
Tonight, the fair and entertain~
mcnt held by the Volunteer Girls
will opon‘in the Broad River chapel.
The girl: have been busy for weeks
prf'put‘ing {or this cccaeion and un-
dcr ”in direction or the president.
Mrs. Clnl‘l'nCl‘ llrmvn. the girls have
made some very pretty thinn emit.
nbl" for Christmas gifts.
They have. also planned a program
including musical numbers end a
llttle play no part of the evening's
entertainment.
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' FOR MEN AND BOYS!
Timely and Practical Cifts
N preparing for this Xmas gift, giving. we have ex-
ercised great care to select such merchandise that:
will prove most acceptable to men and boys.
()ur stocks are complete. to meet the haberdashery
gifts‘that every‘lman enjoys, and our variety will enable
you to find just what he needs.
What Finer Gift '
Can We Suggest
Than an ('lvercoat for ln-otluu'. dad or husband.
from our always cmnplctc stocks? Authentic
stylus and colorinlrs and :1 wide selection to
chonso from.
PRICED AT
[$29.50 to $65
A NEW ARRIVAL
0F l‘JUNGlNG ROBES
AND BATH ROBES
What better Gift for any man
then one of these étylish lounging
Robes or a warm comfortable
Beth Robe. Newest Designs and
colors
Beth Robes $4.85 comm
[mugging Robes . $13.85 to $20.00
any
Jackets
$5.50 *0 $10
This is elveye on
acceptable gift for
the men or young
man. A preetiul
gift like this eolvee
the Christan
shopping bucoboo.
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SPEClAl GIFTS FOR
eon: wuo NEED
CLOTHES
We are augmenting our usual line
of juvenile toggery to include
many gift; specials. Mothers will
appreciate the value and quality
of this arrangement, and can buy
a great many useful, wearable
gifts, for what useless noVelty
would perhaps cost.
n" "3%!“an ' legit’urlntcrw new . mm.“
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The mew bilirlx .\ \.ll', t_.
$1.50 to $10.00
Gift Ties. A ilv-u ltl‘lv'»:;‘.
that \\'lll llltll‘lv‘ llll- pvrzl
Get more tin-«r: Hill.
600 to $3.50
Heudsom» (lift Nari».
and \\‘(\’ll. 11: :1» pin-mi
,.$2.50 to $7.00
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phiiulla.
. Gift. Gloves for 811 Pin: lull-blunts
ond tan and black leather
$3.00 to $7.50
.Wool and silk Socks for Xmas Gift-
Buyers
50c to $2.00
osmium» new i
A Box of Fine Handkerchiefs makes
l welcome gift. We have them, at.
$1.00 to $3.00 per box
.80. NORWALK
Norwalk Chronicler