home and ‘valudblc‘s az‘ainst this ‘dcur
agar, by placing a mil-glory policy
ith us and let us reimburse you-for
the loss. Telephone i230.‘f ‘ ‘
TArLoa & Gowns
87-89 Wllhlngton Strut, ,
, l ' ' ' Bouth Normlk. OOnn.
All ' kinda of insurance.
, Public, Sten’ographeh‘
The Norwalk Day Nursery will give
[Kits annual curd party in Red Men‘s
1Hall, West Washington street, Mon-
, day evening, February 3rd. . '
‘0ch of theshig plate glass windows"
I in the new Red Men's block was
_ broken last evening. It is not known
, how themccidcnt happened.
The ladies' night of ollnton Com.
. ’mandery, No.8, Knights Templar, will
he held tonight and all arrangements
1101' the affair have been completed.
' f The National Park Pictures at the
Norwaik High School are attracting
much attention and large numbers of
the citizens view them each time the
hour permits. ,
e—Hnts and sleeve mourning bands,
O'Brien.
The Woman‘s Christian Temperance
Union will held a parlor social at the
. home of Mrs. lda Meeker, No. S'Court.
iandt Place, Wednesday evening, Jan-
uary 29, at 7:45 o'clock. A pleasing
program has been arranged.
_..
iMiss Harriet Odell. of East avenue,
has resumed her studies in the. Dan-
hury Training School for Nurses at
the Danbury Hospital” after a few
days‘ pleasant visit with her parents
Mr. and Mrs William H Odell of
Norwalk
At the meeting of the italian inde-
pendent Society held Sunday the offl-
- cers recently elected were installed.
' The society discussd the dance which
is to be held on February 24th, and
the dance committee “in .hold a meet-
. , ing tomorrow.
MAY NOT GET MILVEAGE.
Arizona'l Electoral College vote
Should Have Been Delivered Yor-
torday. ‘ ,
CHICAGO, Jan. 28.—~Wiibur ’1‘."
Webb, official messenger hearing,r the
electoral college vote for president
, from.AIrizoIIa, who was reported from
' ,IWaahington last night as missing.
was said today to be a guest in a
downtown hotel in this city, where he
expected to spend several days at
tending to personal business.
According to a dispatch from the
national capital. all the other states
had delivered their votes yesterday.
and for a time some Iinmnlness was
. II‘eit concerning the Arizona measenI
ger. .
The Senate adjourned without. pass-
ing on Mr. iWebb‘s bill for mileage,
which amounts to approximately $600.
bills strictly is adhered to Mr. Webb's
visit in Chicago probably will cost
, him that amount, it is said, as the law
Icquires the votes to be dollvercd in
Washington before this date in order
to permit Viho messengers to receive
' their compensation.
TEL. 871;
, j Corn. fancy qIInlity.‘1ilc, Igoorls cu‘t . '
to ..... ..7o can
,.V (I, . .wm“ ..
your. best Minnesota 24 12 In.
Sack. ...... .. 69:
Eggs. cxItru Selected, a, dozen .. 25c
Pottitoes. heat Maine quality. a
peck . . 24c:
IIIIIIIIV Inns lili.’
It the rule with reference to, mileage :
~E st: indIaTea-
Ins moi-uneven sVV-r.
a“ Our prices are the lowest in the
city. . To convince yourself do a little
comparing on your Own account, .
as *
20 lbs. Granulated Sugar $1.00
*n—«mu
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For quality sake try our Coffees?
V10 VSthmps with l lb. 25c Coffee.
ll Stamps with 1 lb. 30c Codes.
20 Stamps with 1 lb. 35c Coffee.
Wo Give and Redeem Premium-
Stamps.
Have You Ever '
Tried Them '
for Presbyopia?
They are Two Lenses in One——
you can read write or new without
effort. while a glance upward ‘én~
ables you to see perfectly at a
distance.
They prevent Eyes‘train, Head-
0i Winter Carolents
Because we do not carry anythinh om illroni one season to the
ther, same must be sold regardless of cosh.
Former price :12. Reduced price.
Former price $10. Reduced price”
miss such bargains.
Ladies and Misses’ Suits
Former price $18 Reduced price... .
Former price $22. Reduced price... .
Former price $30. Reduced prise. .. .
Ladies’ and Misses Coats
u..r--..
Fourier price $15. Reduced price... . ..
Former price :20. Reduced price. .. . . ..
Former price $30 Reduced price. . ..
Ladies" and Misses’ Dresses
‘ Former price :10 Reduced IpI-lco....
Former price $12 Reduced price
Former price $15. Reduced price. . . .
Many Women are Buying our
FURS at a REDUCTION
‘1. of Framer Prices
Stock consists of Conny, Marmot and Pony Coats. Neck Pieces.
Scarfs and Mulls. Come and come quick, as you cannot afford to
lures-olcccourlcvlotalc
....... oiocvcsilnlooc
.u-vo. ..... on...
n-n-n.-..-.- -
nuuunrtspncunn
l unrunon. vi
oolooo-oocccoclvolcocn
so. 98
E9198 98
.u-o-o-uoc....~o4-.-.
ache and Nervousness.
IEXlliel'lel‘lCCd OCULISTS. not Op-
ticians, examine your eyes when
you come to us for glasses.
THAMER
87 Atlantic Square. Stamford. Ct.
Open Sat. Evonlngc. ,Elt. is Yours.
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Committee of Managers Say
Fireman’s President Called
Engineers’ Arbitration “Fias-
co" and Wanted Details
Kept From Public
{The reply of the committee of man-
ugors of 54 Iriiilroads east of the Min-
slssippl to the chargemado by the
members of the committee of the
Brotherhood of Railroad Firemen that
the railroads were to blame for the
failure to arbitrate the demands of the
men under. the Erdman law: will make
no difference in the taking of the
strike vole acceldlng to firemen on
the New Haven road. The work of
sending in the Iballots is still being
prosecuted lby the men, who are in
cilned to uphold the attitude of their
committee that the roads arc to «blame
for the failure to accept the Erdmnn
act as the means to be adopted for ur-
lblil‘niihg the difficulty.
in vicw of the fact that there has
been no recall of the strike votc since
the offer of the managers was made
public, the railroads have issued an-
other statement in which they more
strongly place a...“ blame for the hitch
'ln the negotiations on tho shoulders of
the firemen.
Tito roads claim that tho Ilordmnn
act does ' not protect the public and
That Nickel, in
, Your Pocket
Before it burns a hole in-
vest it in a "Silk Ribbon"
cigar and enjoy I the
"smoke." V I s
This cigar is made of
Ideas. Illroad Leaf Wrapper.
It has a Havana Seed Bind
or. The filler is Joagwol
choicest also and quality. to -
tract th e
“Silk Ribbon”
,umauo‘n that a... cream were recall-
- j York chariot it. ‘ch films!
quote a slatomcntzmado by President
W. s. Carter. of the Brotherhood. of
Enginccra' to the effect that the pub-
lic ought not to be allowed to’ «know
the situation.
The statement of the 54 roads is as
. follow: .
Notwithstanding the offer of the ill-
ty-four, railroads in the Eastern sob
, tion of the country, as minds public
yesterday. to mat certain incromr in
» wages or to arbitrcto their differences
with the firemen. tho conference coin
mltm of momma rdoeivod no in-
inc theirotrlkc ballot.
SALE IN BOTH STORES.
615 Main' Street. Stamford 83‘80uth Main Sweet. BouthINorwslk
Q
, with
your Will so to those who
danger of a strike.’ for it is expected
that every man will vote just as he
intends to act. lf-ho does not cxp€ct
to leave the- aorvico of the company.
if necessary. he should not deceive the
oiucars of the Brotherhood by voting
Yes."
The railroad: stand prepared to
grant .certaia increases; they agree
athat the.llromon deserve adjustments
in their wases.’ Their duties are dif-
ficult and their claims merit attention.
But the men are tailing a strike ballot
upon a proposition to demand increas-
ed pay amounting to 89,800,000 an-
nually, or 35 per cent. of the total
amount now paid to Iromau in this tor.
rltory.
This amount, the railroads contend,
is neither warranted by conditions. nor
within the power of tha‘companlcn to
pay, having due regdrd to their other
obligations.
The Eastern railroads insist that
their differences with the firemen shall
be oIilIitralcd in such a way that the in-
terests of the public, as well as the
men and the railroads shall he guard-
ad.
o form of arbitration followed in
the casinoom' cam protected the page
no. the omployon, and the railroads
At it meant conference between tho
ilrenien'n committee and the railroad
managers. President W. 8 Carter, of
the Illmincn. used this language:
“1 npoalt tho truth when If any that
railroad employer are anxious that our
little private troubles Would not result
in injury to both of us.
about semstlmca had boot not know
our troubled".
"if. " added Mr. Carter. "there is any
thing in the world no Molotoiy refuse
to do. it is to so through withwhat the
ouglnonro wont thrown which was
practically a dance.“ .»
The uncalled "fiasco" Mr. Carter no
for: to u an arbitration before a board
command of Gaelic ti. arbour. or New
drilled»
:Moricit ill. Jud-nu.
E'lll‘V\1\ll‘*\Il'
I , A new car for tho new year! Why try to not 31008
old. cumbersome "liability on when!!!"
’oubotonti'ai portion of our product for Igui
and trouble of a heavy. unhaudy car. 3. L.
dict, agent. 28 South Main St. .
.ll,‘
A
0 now
have tired of the expense
Bene-
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THE NEW WIZARD.
80th Norwalk‘s home of superior
photopisys presents today for your
approval the latest current event film.
”The Animated Weekly"—all the news
worth while. when it's new. Victor of»
tors "The Professor's Dilemma"~lhe
comedy is limitless and'tho method of
presenting ltlt inimllobb. Nestor of-
fers “Tho Mountain Girl’s Golf Scorn
lico"-it did- not matter to ’Dot that he
lovod'nuolhor. 'IHar heart want out to
him and she saved his life. Crystal
presents Pearl White, in “A Pair of
Foola"«-o continuous laugh. Blood 101
offers "A Ranchman'l Awakeninxl'wn
great lbiy oul~of~lhoordluary Western
story. Crystal offers "The Blonds
indwmil‘a "n scream. Remember.
that every adult patron will act a bean»
tlful souvenir postcard photo of Pearl
While, the Crystal film star. today.
Keep in mind “Sheridan's Ride"-tho
threemonl lol Bison military drama.
Tho greatest Civil 'War spectacle over
portraycd on film. A picture teaming
with Vital interest and historical heart
throne. At the New iWillard, one day
only, Friday. January 31st.
W
LVAGT WEEK'S WEATHER REPORT.
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Monday won rainy. 'l‘aoodoy tho sonic.
Wednesday who cloudy with a lltllo
more rain.
ashamed.
“than the clouds overhead got busy
1 min.
‘5
teams
notice to mood.
f .
I
, . Thursday the sun cliche, but. soon not
"'I‘his public that you are talking V
F‘Mdriy was misty. to; vary thick. 1
Mon folks got dippy and out up a trick.
Solar-day Inc woolen route with money
Wont locus: (or domains. thus on:
Sunday mornlnxlm our striated
Samoan by: pushing, on "Confu-
. clone of An Ancient Bankrupt.
iRev. Lincoln H. Cuswcll is. deliver- ‘
his a course of sermons on "Revela-
lions from tho Confessional of tho
Ayes." On last Sunday night he save
"The Confessions of an Ancient Bauh-
rupt. from the text Genesis sxvii 28,
“And Esau lifted up his voice and
want u
, There is a mawkish sentimentality’
which tries to liouize Esau after the
manner of inspired women who write
sweet letters to criminal-sand throw
boquets to those found guilty of hein-
ous deeds. The fact ‘is Esau is only
reaping what he has planted. The
amino that fill the atmosphere of Ibis
darkening night are of his own crea-
thon. The bitter tears rain doivn his,
checks in sorrowful testimonial of the
poison of his own lips which embit-
tered another life. 'He has bowed God
out of life, and finds new that he has
bowed out his own soul also. ,
The confession of this ancient weep-
er therefore, was one in which time
had been a radon: His {all did not,‘
come with the suddenncss of the,
lightening flash. His final undoing
was conditioned upon his
wrong. I
He started out to give the
hash the mastery, nudwohe to find I
himself the abject slave, sold out by "
his own hand. The worm at the heart
of the monarch of the forest.
, The confession is as ancient as sin,
and as modern. It is the universal
trait of sin to sell out the soul, and to
was the price of his birthright. A
moves! of meat noIer satisfied him
so little. His anal-sight began to
the birthright he had sold and the
diminishing mess of pottage he had
’galned. History Ibut repeats the wall-
ing confession of the traitors who do
an after all. betrayal is complete.
Above all this is the confession of
so infinite loss. it is infinite because
'it never can be regained. The search
after the fountain of perpetual youth
'or the restoration of physical decay,
is paralleled in Milton’s
Regaincd.” The scars remain no mat-
ter how well the wounds» may, heal.
The consequence of misdeeds will al-
ways hinder the full development of
'human powers. Christ made salvatiou
complete and to save to the Lutter
most. He died to redeem, but not to
moronic. The law of redemption
does not undo the past.
The soul smirched and defused thy
‘nin can never be as glorious, though
redeemed by ddhouosnd Barium-s, as
in its pristine power of intollect‘and
possibility. ICredit evil with no such
ministFy of helping to make man
good. Because a soul has been a
great sinner he may rise to higher
heights of holiness is a doctrine con.
calved in seII‘nnd born of the devil's
brain.
No, let us not make sin out as the
friend of humanity. nor put a pro
miumon ovll. Sin ever allocates, de-
Ibaaeg, ruins—mover unites
ondblcs character, or contribute: to
soul salvation. Evil in [platoons—
uever may it he made glorious even
by inucndo. Evil merits antipathy—-
never «deserve- even damning praise.
Illlyil swears faulty to tho infernsl~
never under any circumstances vow:
allegiance to the infinite.
Christ died that men might be purl»
lied and saved from sin and pinning.
But even the blood of Christ cannot
what has been said. When a soul
throws its influence. its time, its to»
lcnIn,’ i‘II energies. into ”the diabolical
mow of tho 1min of;lloll (hall has no
heart) they never urn it in a bot-
lamina. abyss. N lay: thrown in
over some: back Nothing is ever
withdrawn except tho soul naked and
coarrcdmnavod. m. but by the in
ilnlbn coat of tho Son of (lad.
Some of us have II moat than trying
to undomaad what the "unpardouahlo
sin" in. snow make a great mm of
it. it is after all no arbitrary thing.
in ovary Ila thorn in an Imprdunnblc
part. *l‘hc guilt and power of sin may
he pardoned but the would at limo, lnI
fluorine. opportunity. and: talent never
can bu. This is the "sin acuinlt the
Holy Ghost." which even the Son of
Sod cannot forgive.
You may be forgiven of the guilt of
“his; an obscene story to that boy.
but find can't undo the telltale! Vlt.
W on nylon forgive the Manor. but
the Manolo induction which nu ma
mm opuruoul endeavor so cut-
ltsn Muir. That in font for em. That
In the Ilia mum tub dirty ohm.
lilo motto tho M to “pull a
Whip. inlaid lminloi” ' I
a. m
: January Clearance
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only needed time to create the crash .
sell it cheap. Esau never saw a pot .
of porridge go so fast as the one that .
measure the alvful difference Between ,
not count the smallness of the price .
“Paradise .
enemies, ’
undo what has boon done or unsayo
smihorridhlm “Wotauctmorn
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SALE
REAL BARGAINS
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Real Bargains
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M‘VA‘VAV/A‘M’AkV/A‘Mé
REDDY & AYERS MOTOR (‘0
I0 VAN ZANT STREET.
EAST NORWALK.
Contractors
. and Builders
Estimates furnished on all kinds of building constructions, alter-
atiOns and repair work.
123 WASHINTON STREET
TEL. 351-12.
Maring Construction C
SOUTH NORWALK.
$5 SilkWaists $3.45
These Waistc are made of very handsome messaline,
all colors, and represent the newest styles in every res-
“ poet. They' to genuine $5.00 Waists. but we will sell
them as an advertisement for only $3.45. Get one or two
at this sale. You’ll be doing a wise thing.
Cash or Credit
“’1
Frank J acoby
Wilmington Street. opp. Hoyt's Theatre
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Very Best Flour a large bag 70c
Very Best Flour . a barrel $5. 50
20 lbs Granulated Sugar $1. 00
The Great A&P Tea Company
lMV WAIHlNQTON IT. IOU'I'H NORWALK
Tel. tic. m. polio-rm silo n. m. and rm 9. In. .
I'm mama.
tor and has colon of tho last gratifying: nnco fall Into the hand. of a mural!“
bowl of potions it is no than for tours. Saviour but no one needs to tell no
‘l‘hoItlmo to weep in before Christ in that that in tuba bust (loll could hay.
imtraycd. For no matter how rem-st done for that soul. The salvation to!
fully and romemtully you throw your Christ in not only able to save the soul.
thirty pieces of silver back in rennin united and clean, but it is able to our.
ion. nevertheless the forces of evil to the talent. unions It has been mph!!!
whom you harp sold your Christ Iwill la a aspirin and left to rot. Ibis to can
not Ire-boll at the “measure. _ the intellect. unions It has boon sold to;
'Who ot‘uo would not give thought {"m‘m pittance. able ‘0 “m the “'7‘"
hand if some subtle force would only my sales; it w been ““9" ”m" 3"
inlet out curtain scenes from our mm mm” “’15 to 3“” ““3 armadillo!
m“: and possibilities unless thoy have but
mm‘W’ w a”. an idea that devoured with tho wanton hand client.
Valentines
ulmmuill not amount to much»
Aimsm ind molars lino 6: Pilots ,
in». that the sternum moans. in.
color; it be from some mlry pit 'or
most to thonoul saved from acrimony;
Spectrum
slough of chili? sin. title must Inn. the
valuation PMa (loads to noon.
Norwalk Chronicler