‘. “l. and”. .lk': ‘4
l
v 1
oh. » . w "' «out
” ‘ d 1‘ I x . in
b b
LO 1. and ”.00
er" ._... ..
[intimidate
- Wanner ransom.-
i-‘or Kermit and vicinity: increas-
ihg tioudiness with snow late tonight
and Wednesday. Warmer tonight and
Wednopdag. The h h preuure wiqh
low tdalparatures ed rlipid
ward and extends this morningy along
the Atlantic coast. l-‘reealng tempera-
tures are reported as tar south as south
Carolina and Georgia. The disturbance
which was central yesterday in Monau-
ia now central over the Lake Michigan
region and under its influences the
temperatures have risen considerably
h the central section. Another high
area is central 0\(‘l‘ Dakota this morn-
rs-
. Samuel Lewis of Clay street. is scr-
lously ill.
Company I" will drill at. the armor)"
this evening.
Uncas Tribe lmproted Order oi
Red Men. will hold a regular meeting
lonAlght.
. A“soek sddiai“ ill be held "this'
evening at the ‘ rwallr Baptist”
Church
-—6 lbs fresh or corned plate beet
36c, fresh pork l0c lb. Hayes‘.
‘ Olin H. Young is now employed b\
N. l Meservc. the Railroad avenue
elem-wan ,
F than, of San Francisco is
lumtértmained at Hotel Oliilor‘d by
W ”Beard
A- Pnew pair of scales has been in
“Within the market 0! Jacob Bchsub.
Washington street. ,
Y dterdiy; being the' ilrst oi‘ the
111911 b. the selectmeu of. the Torin oi
norms. paid town bills.
-—Go to. l". Pollutants '1. Co‘s stare
and try the Goodrich Food on demon
notation there tor several days
Fresh tomatoes are beginning to
plane their appearance in the market-.1
They come from Florida.
The Norwalh Aerlé of Eagles will
meet. tomorrow eveniugiat Rod Men a
Hail. iii we Guam buiidlnl- .
Painters“ Union will meet at Knights
of Pythias Hall Wednesday night Fob.
3.1801.“ Washington street. 4- . ..
The tqtrlsiewm Society. or at.
Paul” s.(llsurch will meet tonight at the
town aaaombiy lull. eWnii street.
airoaating perk 10c lb.
"oil"
history degree was come...
The
£12.;va 1.03:6. tiheoO meeting gt! 13;,
loomfltra Lodge. Sons oi 8L
Goorgoaoi Namath will hold a session
this evening at the lodge manhunt
Main stroet.
The members of the City of Norwalk
Board of Relief, will hold their last
session Wednesday evening. from 1 ~10 .
until 9 o'clock.
a' daughter 11111186an to Mr. aj‘o'd
Mrs. Harry Pickering of West stroat
Mr. Pickering is)! moutbcr ,oi the arm
oi Motoring It McFarland; ice deale’rd;
Mr. and Mrs: Charles E. Ferris, oi
Buyview avenue. are entertaining Mr.
and M Wiliia Bannister. of Asota-
hula lilo wit are on their hon‘ey»
moon.‘ .
—Goodrlcb Food is so dilierent iron:
all other We you will like it. 10c
all leading grocers. '
The annual. Meeting or the Ladies‘
Aid Society“ St. Mary‘ 11 Chump. will
be held next Sunday afternoon when
remain wili=be board and odicers elect»
e . . ,
Dc. Charles G. Bohannan. who had
one of the bones i his right leg trao
tut-e: Suwafanfirilnmont we
res a Boodn r ar
aim“?! ”in? min "3' '
mm Margit Missionary
am” the soon. ”me
church. Subject, "lndia Leaders." Miss
D’Artois and Miss Robins. .? . . .1
Robert 813‘:th toi "
day. to invite the members or the
(loos-co Dewey Social Club to attend
the annual ball, the South Not-wall:
1:2“ Social 1“).anon
11 t. \
n-Mv- “:3“ 1-fol-n‘4'1-
SPECIAL
rel-oi; -.
M «Janna...» ..
Fresher Corned
who. “was ..4.. .
rim arr-r
1.513..
we “(:1 r. m n n-
any '3...
cam “oh-«b we»... . I saw ‘
'i~
, no... «for ’
as not“... A .1; §..
°"° Dmitri so...“ than
Demorest sowing Mullins
to you.
Today the Howland store ma kcs a propositim' such- as ‘ never
before was made in the sewing m achine business inith‘is city.
The Howland store‘ controls the Demonst machine for
Bridgeport. The Howland store wants every woman (who doesn't
already own one) to have a. Dcmorest m'achinc. And so the How-
land store is to form a
DEMORE ST CLUB.
' i 1
The plan of the club cannot fail to interest every woman who
sews. In brief: this is it:
You apply for membership in the club. fur.
nish us with satisfactory references. make my
meht of the membership fee of
ONE DOLLAR.
and‘thc'machina'yo‘u choose is at once sent to
your home.
The dollar membership fee is applied on the price of the ma-
' chine (isn‘ 1 an addéd' charge) Ind the balance is paid in regular
amounts. There is absolutely no extra charge for anything: the
store is as liberal as liberal can be.
As anuamplc of what club-members get. here is a word of
the Automatic Drop~hcad machine, at
.‘th'Tis set in handsome dark oak. has a five-drawer cab-
inet. the simple act of raising the lid brings the machine
into position for use. there is no complicated mediatiisni.
each machine is supplemented by a full set of attachments.
Other Desnorssts for club-members to choose from are these:
Box top. 3 drawer—$18.50.
head, 3 drewcr'l—tni.
9
, I .
w 3a... for a word 11- tothmbwlwm: itfllfi If it I
high-grade machine‘s'old at 1 low priéc solely because it has to pay
1‘ no high-salaried “district-agents" or “W" or "spec-
ial salesmen." It goes from the factory to the dealer for cash; no
long-time deals with file Utmost Company.
\
12.. a.“ :‘J‘E‘ Jul di‘i“
The work of, thisficinoisst‘ptoves its claim to quality: .11!”
Imatbiuehasbeeusoldhera ioryoaraandliutwasapoorosetbe
storccouldnucllnycsrafwyem TheDomorostlIasbsenused
iotyoarsbymanyflridgaportwm the"
. u
“i'il‘-O pw‘v .l.-~. 1.11".- 12‘ 1- '1- was! DH)-
‘~-"a“."“t" .-
. To and W; guarantsshythe Dcmorest'companydur
HOLDS com ran runs. Every Brahmas m a
lutliat its of time—and :hs “W
mammalilenmeotteitm ‘
't
nsxceiisd
Box top. 5 drawer—$19.50.
Drop head, 5 drawer—$22.50.
D op head. 5 drawers. marquctry finish—$25.
Automatic drop head. 7 draWsra—Oss.
. Automatic drop head «blush-‘05..
mlwlllnlbiqo 1w!
makcs pale.b thin children tat» ‘
so?“ Kndfitfidsandm smirébamms’ ‘1?“
back my. cheeks Ind? «we. 5. f: "Dot-41:33.1"? .
one .. .... i i H... _ ,
( artiord Courani)
QfliCkiy The ad urned ace conference or
it. Sill'pl'iSing DOW fihfoémgomet larcvenlng on sched
children respuhd to Scott's ule time. State chairman Walsh oi
MM "t onWlem new.
tWJMdm '01-'11“;th “find antic that it lathe only ”:3
ppens. it seem thatgl‘b
their little ballooned. They m‘mol lo, AttorneyT u
. telegraphed for all—-
ihrive on it- and with him to hour is tor obey).1 Bo
, came. but he wisely left at omo
Even a few drops in th. birdcage with its innocent
baby‘ a bottle have a
occupant. One trip to iiart
ti meeti is all the int
alieifiic;ggcggtog.gmm:lgg 31‘1“” thu' doze can ns‘t'and in a sea
for growmg Chlidl‘fill._ ”. "Harmony" was the watchword and
the .I" watched" hose were disap
wmmm'“uw'm ”fl“ {)1’3' YM who wsiclired for ca- Mayor
“on ‘ “OWN" "9 ""i ”'9‘ "NM... 6. ». “slayer Preston Chairman
“vafuia'n IAtHaio Central (lllommlttcc-
NTIRI G ALI. man Di orman Klnso a or Corn
MDDETDNRYW, 2. ~flma'g' .Et scv missioner Dir-tell. None oi those 1 nine
oral or the. largest printing sea in WOW another case oi the unexpect-
the city {on mega t: abide my: the goo-Mine . .
n
xfi'calugniogmgvo a 119mg can. Mfthi‘a point Stale Chailman Walsh
licence today to the striking combust- it VII evident ti“ lht‘l’ neV
tors that their movement ultimately 0““ M will. if either Camp-
would be successful. The union sou boil or Gunning held the chairmanship
mltteo which yesterday called out no thus sustaining Mr. Samuel's position
mmmopmtnompmu I. In filled it at the first gathering.
ors refused to accent the new scale of AM "III. Itill.-ot course. In the in'
wages. resumed today its visits to oth- tarest oi harmony. a number 0! quea-
or shops. . this were polisd a (issuing an to
u——--—-—— brig be 11113:“? out. He said
CHAMBER AIN'O‘ IIMIDY '“ mm!“ “d
Iran PAV Vang." could not be towed out but tor the
The soothing and healing proper-tie. sale at Hummus was ready to get
of this remedy. its pleasant taste and out and he tonderedhis resignation
prompt and permanent cures have 0n the aunt.
made it a invorlle‘wllh people overs“ Thanh were promptly voted to Mr.
where, it is especially pflzgd by Gunning for his action in the interest
mothers oi small children for colds of Harmony and Chairman Walsh let a
croup and whodplng cough as it, al cat out of the bag by remarking with 11
Ways affords quick relief. and as it sigh that he hoped he might have as
emttains no opium or other harmful good luck in New lisvon. lie dhi not
drug. it may be given as confidently to go into details, but the tolerance was
a baby as loin adult. , drawn that the interests of Harmony
War—- might be something more than 1. local
RMUMMON LEAVE. Illlw'i'. question. Several of the leading men
OQONBTAN ‘iiNO Feb. 2.——1‘he present. including Senator Ney, F. C.
United States Eur an squadron loft Sumner. and Selectman Dougberty do
Beirut thid morning for the West ln- elarod right out in meeting that it they
dies. -iudtlim get together there wasdno use
m. w wen...— u inking of carrying Hartfor in t c
P Ail] , spring.
...~9_PULA§ “. 8883.”?5 _ “A vote lg, ‘tllfianks was. passes it:
t “ ‘ - airman as for caning to a -
H O Y T s In“ E A T R E ' turd in the interest of llartiord, and
' THURODAY Flint that was about the last heard of Har-
Goa 9 NW}... Oni'y. loony. The next thing .was trouble.
‘xT Aé‘Plc'AL. Editor Burr called attention to the
Pl ‘fl ' H (act that new the’party was without a
rat 3.“ 4"“ chairman and one should be chosen at
The GREAT YR'UW’H 0' "'0 "‘55" once. He didn't explain how it was left
IN! NEW YORK “ACON. in this lla. Obviously neither Camp-
NICHARD waaugn'g anga‘r MU- bell nor Gunning could resign to a
tic-DRAMA mass meeting and mareover. as had
- already been remarked nobody had
1) RSlFAL Campbell' s resignation. Somebody
said Charging should call the commit-
'. tee togct or and formerly resign.
THE MYSTIC bTORY OF TH‘ John Bmcheislly scented mlschlei lu
HOLY “RA“? this and remarked that. ii that was at-
THE MOST tTUnsNooos success unsustaina- laciious would be at. it
m «profiles. satin and Harmony ‘would be undone
Prsuntad with all oi tha Original H" "“9““ “Vi“ “‘0 First ““1"“
chairman mate the call and Chairman
WAM‘M‘N "UN“ Walsh endorsed the idea Then it was
interpret“ by -a special orchestra car- asked who would come from the
cast.” "‘0 M9107 ”‘4 I "P.“ Eighth where both McCarthy and
Sheridan live. and that was another
A “.0" Production 0' UWPIFI'i.‘ won-y. “r. Nay 'umled (hmwin'
BMW- both out and at immigrant-war
Nng—Posltively no one seated sitar mm.“ in the .ky. Tu Economics
PM present protested loudly and it was or
”3'0“. 503. “Mum "v"- ideal that. a battle was breitiag. Mr.
“""" Burr took the iioor and moved to ad.
.Il'l-O‘Y'g' 6 ,1' H EA T R E . ielun': and it we'li and they went—in
‘ _ v , TH. t. o utereats oi amony.
M ”IDA .11! 6 Come to silt it down, nothing has
“Tm“ A” 4mm“ been accomplished. Nobody has re-
Wi- W- E NANlW-‘IH-l-Ii signed. One no. la determined to lg.
Annwns'aa the 11va Mom horn and humiliate Campbell; 4 and
Campbell though not seeking the place
RUMAN HEARTS isbound torotlrelngoodcrderwithhts
side arms on. and he persists that no
As laoitlua story at Life in the Ar- legal meeting of a committee. ad>
hassasttiiis. loomed subject to call of the chairman.
............ w.“1°“i"“’i?a’l:“il°if“lim‘ii
A“ ' y. onesas cs . on
CWIIFUIELV. ”‘33:" COMPAN may be safe tor the dots of peace to
it ‘ ”11333.: M mm revisit Hartford. but until then pom
3%“ .m 1.5:“ an” may-have. her victories no less re
‘00. ' nowned than war. but they will not. be
“ll. Iocaud in Haitian democratic circles.
ladle on sale 6 days in advance of u is .probablestlat'sona oi-tile co...
to”. ~ - -: mines will meet tonight in u. L
, . . A . ~~ Smith's office and votei‘or Waldo Man
vin. but whether that-means one chair:
man or three hostels be seen. -
W J
. A rnoosano Acetone-mews
.4 4 WAY.
; This is the week to eat Spanish “My wits had? N11551: 503mg)?"-Ba for over
a noun . er. of Plain Nd. I'
Mackerel. You can buy them for 10¢ fifteen years,"»:11tca
_ number of win and about
thousand drillers. without ; '
WIN-UN 1- ' 4
Boston Blue,
addoch
question of commencing the proper
out. in time. Nothing is so
and Tar.
wtmm » ~ 4. 1y
i;
149%” i ‘
aoaur roll uav microns rsrrasus.
I‘mu.~f.iv‘L.o i...
117w
.3
(iii learly Inventory filial
In the history of our merchandising among you there havo-
been many notable bargain events. but we will say this to you an“ , ‘
we say it honestly. that no such b argain opportunity has ever beds.“
offered to the trading public here abouts as this big inventor-Ry ads
which we have prepared for you. It isn't a “Section Sale.” 4 Tt‘
isn‘t the advertising of a few specials here and there. Such is life
far ranching importance of this event that every stock in the stoic ,
contributes its best to make it the money saving event of the whole
year‘s business. We have made such price reductions to )wilx
crowd theater: to the very doors each and every one of the novel!
days of the sale.
tions. It you read you'll investigate; if you investigate you’ll
buy, not alone for yourprcaent needs. but for a long time to come.
SAth‘. BEGINS SATURDAY MORNING. JAN 30. AND
CLOSES 111E FOLLOWING snruansr NIGHT. ’
83-85 Washington Street.
South Nor-walk. Conn.
oi corset making seems every year lto have reached absolute 4' ~‘
perfection. but each season when we. receive the newlines of '
the famous R at G Corsets, it is to find’that the perfection of
the previous season has been surpassed in numerous detail“
When you need a new Corset just take a look at the new,
styles for rgoq.
86 Washington Street. ‘_ 30111;)!er
l
m} n" "‘l
.. 4st 4. 4L
.
it"ilfist of all Sofas. ‘
‘1“ a'lv'ft,
-...———_.
Now we ask you to carefully note thcscroduc-
—_...—.—
The Art: .
N. E. RYAN.
r... ,». .,
THIS NEW BREAKFAST FOOD
IS A PlEASAiiT SURPRISE
TO EVERYONE.
As NOURISHINU as It I; DELICIOUS
‘1 REAL THI’UL as It Is APPETIZINU
It Is DIFFERENT from any other kind or
nlrrclrrlvr in wear _ ' .
DIFFERENT in m vol.
DIFFERENT In NUTRIENT value.
when you Idaho! It. It align you an M" H
It should be on nihi- table: gar a 15W
fatal lung ed'
BEBE". FOOD
dirt“
"f‘orwr is
- train!" "Yes ssh. Stop . -
"This is a fast train. ain't it
fast mos. '.' '-
run?" "some 1153:: M
4sab"“Whewtx at: «113,,
’tmcht'.’ W1. it. .-,
aboard. ssh. "—KansasCltn
Norwalk Chronicler