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,Jrom Alabama and “Florida. The tem-
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Special Values
in all Linen Toweling, We.
12 1-20 and 150 a yard.
BED 8H5ET8~39¢, 46c, 50c .
and 700.
PILLOW CASES—Good quill-i
ity. 100, 12 1-20, 150 end
200, 42 to 45 inches. '
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WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwalk and vicinity: Unsat-
tled and warmer tonight and Tuesday.
probably snow; moderate east to
southeast winds. A well-defined area
of low pressure is central this morn-
ing over South Dakota, with a. second-
ary disturbance control over Lower
Michigan. Rain has fallen during the
last 24 hodrs on the. South Atlantic
and East Gulf coasts. and snow with
the Upper Mississippi Valley and Luke
region. Thunderstorms were reported
~—
peratur'e is below zero along the
northern border from Montana to
Maine. it is rising rapidly between
the Rocky Mountains and the Mississ-
ippi river.
WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY.
Temperature: Low, 37; high, 53.
l". lear.
The Jewish Social Club will hold a.
dance in Red Men's ilnli tomorrow
nieht.
Andrew J. Crosemnn, of South Main
street, is confined to his homi- with
an attack of the grip.
Tonight the class of 42 will'ret-un-o.
the
Brothers’ Lodge. No, 10; l. (i. 0. ii‘.
Louis Reardon mentored school this
morning, ‘nfter a long siege of typhoid
fever and its ultendnnt weakness.
Mrs. H. Miller. of Kent County. New
York, is visiting Mrs. N. 13. ’i‘yrell.
of Woody Crest, Norwnlk. Mrs. Will-
ler arrived yesterday niternoon.
Wallace Dunn, the harness (Il‘iilitl'
of River street. is nbollt again after.
having been confined to his home by
stomach trouble for about u week.
The. Regular meeting of Court.
Laurel will be held on Wednesday
evening. and will be followed by the
annual election of oiilcors of Court
Laurel Club.
it was announced lit. St. Joseph‘s it.
ll. Church. yesterday. that the college
willst and enchre on lll‘rldny evening
inst won a grant success. The returns
hnve not all been mndc nud therefore
the sum netted could not be given.
Tonight at 8 o'clock there will be a
rulumrenl of the minimal show to ho
Klven by the Trinity Young Men's
l‘luh, As there will be only tilron and
one hnli‘ wot-ks more in which to not
rundy. nil members are required to be
present. ii‘nd men. nlnl other special»
Ifitli are requested to meet in the pur-
lHll hall at 7:30. The rognlnr martini;
will be held on l-‘rlduy night. of this
Week.
The roltuinr meeting of
Commnudnry,‘ No. i’i0 ll, l), (l. (’2. was
held il‘rldny melting last. A lnrgo dollh
nation from on! Well liomnnlndory.
No, one. ti. o. o. o. .oi‘ South Norwsut'.
paid a lfraternal viuil. Films for the
joint reunion meeting of commander A
lost and installation of oiliccrs to be
held February 27. Were talked over
and committee nppointed to purine:
< plans.
This Week’s special
31.00 lilmmo {lollzor 800
60c llromo Seltmr .. ..... title
2130 liromo Seltzer 159
10c ilromo“Soitzer to
ONE WSEK ONLY.
lulu“.
. .
second degree initiation in Our‘
l
Hilcrmnn I
‘ w aleutines‘:
Now on
w Display }
WM. P. 'BEERS
Book and stationery Store.
South Not-Walk. . Norwalk
W ; .
IW I In)-
t" ‘ m.
Vnfl‘ IA.“ 3.1:.
45v"?
$3000
That Gathers
' Dust
(let all the dirt»;
Cleans ' Everything;
o.
The Fronts
Premier cleans upholstery and.
draperies us well out rugs and
floors.
fabric.
bedding. (lets the mobile
moth eggs.
A child cannse it.
enough for any home.
for the smallest.
teed.
liome demonstration free.
Won‘t injure the finest
Renovated clothing and
and
Cleans in
corners, under furniture, Good
Priced
Fully gum-un-
A. J. Collins 8. Company
NAMEBBOHGHEB
‘ {continued Irom first pane.»
nan—u-
out oi" the wny, except. Representa-
tive Mullun's and one of Mr. lien.
;” nedy's which has liot"yet been lili-
5 pounced. those interested in patron~ ‘
age look new to the coilectorship’ht’
customs tor the district of Connecti-
‘ cut and to n few or the more im-
portant postmastershlps like that ill
. Bridgeport. Mr. Donovan is to piclt
tthe collectOr by agreement among
members of. the Connecticut delegation
in congress, audit is believed Dono
lvnns selection is Mr. McGovern. The
.other congressmen will’ hnvc no can-
didnte, itls nnuounced. unless it is
Ideenled desirable for them to en-
dorse McGovern. in which case they
iwill do so. it is stated.
it is reported that Mr. Donovan has
already submitted McGovern's name.
.Whether the appointment will be
w
m
pun-
The Very Best Clothing Thai5
Money Can Buy, at Lowest
Cash Pricesgo 3‘“ Terms to Suit
'i'hn Mun or Woman who may he in need oi (‘ iolhinlz, whether .
HERE, CREDIT
“'0“! ll”
for work or dress, need wait no linlnel'.~--- is
only an
account and dress as they wish to be dressed for “A DOLLAR ' 5
A WEEK. ” They Will lilld the plices as ion its lite Ill\\l st, and I
the (.‘iotillng liNi()\' MADE.
FRANK JACOBY
Opp. Hoyt’s Theatre
GOOD.—1AllyI10lll‘Hl workiuunuln or
(IIl'r‘lI
mode known in the absence of Secre-
tory of the Treasury McAdoo is not
known, but it is intimated that Act.
Jeddo Coal
The hardest cleanest and must. «(-onomical coal ever used in tut»
ll‘dCl‘ or long“
RAYMOND BROTHERS
ing Secretary Williams may make the
appointment. or at least recommend
it. to the president, "as he has been '
making income tux appointments in
the absence of McAdoo.
Tax Appointments Approved.
. The slate of income tax appoint-
ments in the Connecticut internal
revenue as announced today by the
department after receiving its approv-
al. is us follows: James B. Martin.
Valentines
SPECIAL.
the Children
large assortmen t.
STATIONERY AND BOOK STORE
C
16 SOUTH MAIN STREET.
Steamship Tickets
to the
SUNNY SOUTH
Bermuda, Daytona. Jacksonville, Sé—r
vannah' Atlanta, New Orleans, Pana-
ma. Norfolk, Old Point Comfort. .
J. M. Layton 8t 00., Inc.
Real Estate and Insurance,
5 Railroad Avenue,
South Norwalk.
Aluminum Ware’
Till Ware. Enameled Ware,
room Fixtures, ()li Heaters,
Goods, Crockery, (‘llilln
were. ‘
Albert F. Gehebe
25 West Washington St..
South Norwaik.
Prompt Delivery.
PHONE 1069-2.
South Norwalk. Conn.
lluth-
Lamp
and (lines-
Tuesday Dinner
illngllsh lioei ilroth
llroilod bomb Steak
(iol'mnll Poi. Roux-ll; lind
Venctnblcs
lieei"s Liver o in ()nltnrinn
Slnuil Steak n in liordnles
1c Valentines for 5
DONNELLst
The
h... __....... .wr... Md.“
Sixes $3,250
Distributor for Fairlield t‘
1914 Models -'
on u ‘ y,
of the MOYER MOTOR CARS
At my Garage, ou'Rivcr Street ‘
.. .w Fours $2.500
OSCAR. H. BAN K s
iiivr-r Street, Norwelk. '(‘oan
New Haven. agent; Charles E.
Mitchell. New Haven. inspector;
James J. Ringrose, New Britain, oi-
I lice deputy; ltobert J, Ryie, Stamford.
tield deputy; W. G. Troy. Providence.
R. 1., oillce deputy:
Iphy, Providence, inSpector. They
Charles \V. Illur- ' '
IF YOU HAVE NOT HEARD
EDISON’S NEW. DISK
PHONOGRAPH '
YOU HAVE MISSED A MUSICAL TREAT
COME IN ANY TIME AND HEAR A RECORD.
The A. J. Augeviue St Sou Co
, 134.136 Washington street.
r
South Norwalk.
_ .
will assume the duties of their
positions next month.
. Representative innergan has been
ldoing society lutuly. lie hns received
Inn invitation to some banquet. almost
ldolly of late, but has declined mom.
let them. An exception was made in
I the case of the banquet of the Friendly
' Sons of St. i’ntrlck nt Hartford March
; 17 next.
Mr. Lonergnn was erroneously re-
ported recently as favoring the pro"
vision exempting assistant postman»
torn from the civil service protection.
ll 0 W
22 WALL STREET.
tColeburn St Lauder
THE JEWELERB.
96 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK.
NORWALK.
I“i am not a spoilsmnn." remarked the.
Icongresemnn today. “i opposed that
gprovlsion." The provision went out
Ioi‘ the postomce appropriation bill on
n joint order. the house rules com
1 mitten huvlng refused to report a spe-
lciai rule mulling it in order, follow-
:iug n quiet tip from President Wil-
son. it was r.umorcd .\ir lonerunu
Golden Grain Flour
snounn suonmnns. Ln. ...... . ....... .. ...............
onsr MIXED NUTS, 1.13. ............... -. ....... . ..... I: ,
masr WALNUTS Ln ........ . ............ . ...... .‘ ............. lsc' ‘
Iii" ST ( IIAN’RI‘ RRIE S, Ll'l . . . .. ............................ ‘. TOG
ANDREW DAVEY ,
90 Washington St, South Norwalk Phone 410
Electric EV ERYTHING Electrld‘ll
Wi l f
Lig'lisgandrPower. ELECTRICAL Motel-55353::
You wont loin house 01 store nil d
on need on elotuic motor
IF; TRY US
is prcpollun n spew-h in liner of pro _
liturling the :lsslstunt poslumsters lu‘.
their position. I
I Senator Illclienn toduy introducch
In bill increasing the pension oi Eliza-
\
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.L._.A. .. . -u... .7... .__._... ._....-.__._ ._._........_-..... ”W. h..—
l both M. Leonard or \\'atrrbury. to Sill!
In month. lie also presented a poll-
ltion from the Central Labor Union,
‘oi’ Meridvn ill favor of n congres-
l
O E. Jackson
Optician
Everything in the Optical l .im
Eyes Examined Free
NORWALK
PHONE 438.
58 WALL STREET
.slonal investigation of the labor con-
ditions in the copper miner's strike
region of Michigan. I
l Bills have been introduced by Ron I"
l
l
resentutile Reilly proliding for aur-
w-ys of Morris Cove. Conn, with a
View to estnblishinl: n harbor oil
refuge for \Rclllii nnd plunll \esseieI
there also of Turin lslnnd near Mud
ison. t‘onn., with n. rich to tonsiruct
ing it breakwater i‘roln Tints islnndl
I
—~ Ilo Round Rock. thus ail'oldiug shelter
for many Vessels in tlllll's of butlI'
Attorney Joseph it 'i‘nyior nus inI A regular meeting of the Norwalk “Who" M that point
New lluwu Saturday on business.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank J.
mlebrnted the iirst
their nulrrlnsv yonlt'i‘lltly.
llnl‘e you been in lionnolly‘
nllat lo. will do ill lull'luz rub-mine“ oi
lfor the children.
M. Wm...
’l'ht- l‘lulllnr mm ting ol’ Ill»
Munllod Potutoefl
llcot 'i-lulnd
Rice Pudding ‘
liommniule bread and Pics
Ten. tiol‘i‘i-e, Milk, (town
Mansion Heuse
C. HASSAN, Prop.
smell Wash. so. 817. Norwalk.
TELEPHONE 307.
Ml. itllll Mrs. John Killlt‘. o'l illltllt-l
.upcnt Sunday with iotnl blonds null
rt-lntivnn,
a.
M...
Miss May Minn. of Bridgeport. npent
yesterday with her mutt, Mm Frank
titration. of South Nornuik. I
“wu«.swn~n
Uncnu 'l‘ribo, No. 213i 0. ll .\l.. will;
trnnsnct routine matters of luminous at I
the regular meeting tomorrow evolving. ’
”a...
The oyster opening trade in ulnclt
ut present in the majority nl‘ the ‘9:
mi houses; l‘e'w orders arc-given no
the cause.
The Misses May a’na Grace new!
mail. of Bridgeport. spent yesterday. as
Sfllison-Poweli Common
in mamneron eraser.
the guests of Miss Agnes Lynch.- of
. l Crescent Tbfl‘lfli. ‘0
I v
No hand
has
touched
it
of
i
I (‘ountry Store dancing will
ljoyed at Drenmlnnd on Friday at this;
Mnny new presents, ronuistlniz'
jewelry.
ii to 90‘“ work.
umbrellas. rulncooiu.
randy. siilt stockings, etc"
'Ltivnn nwny.
Humm-
, lllononttonding.
From churn to its pmtect»
ing package, to dealer, to your,
butter plate no human hand
has touched
I at!) EDALg
RY
BUTTER
But you pay no more ior Gold
Mcdal’s delicious flavor, for Its abso-
lute purity, the full weight, or sanitary
" packaoo than you do for butter that’s
not guaranteed.
Buy ll At Your
Dealer's Today
Dmmn&lhmflmu
New)!“
WWWWMI
It number of Commerce will be held
lil‘riday evening. January 30 19“ iii. 9 mar Mirhnol .l. Quinn oi .\cw ilnwn
.‘li'Gllllllr' o‘tloch lit the New City Hall.
anniversary
be on-
will
it hog betul nomasory to
postpone the country store ounce from
:or Chm h» m Kings llllliitlllel‘n Will or Wednesday to Friday. because of the
held in lilo home of Mrs. l‘hnrios limb numerous improvements being made
bollocks. 10 )ilrtic nwnue it out Mr in the hall, which will he noted by
wall. on \l‘o-dnnsdnr nth-moon.
‘lir. Reilly ntcompnnicd Stutt- Sun I
to the department of labor upon nu}
Iimmitrntion case illnl brought Senn-
tor Quinn to Washington
.COmpemnting Postal Employee.
On reconuldt-rnllon this morning the;
house adopted Representative Hull-I
loyp amendment for cnlupcnsniinlzI
poulul nmployon injured ill the line;
of duty on n roll call. only 17 out or;
300 members rotlm,r llgniuut it,
When Mr, itollly first orierntl hisl
amendment liuprcsontntlro lites oi’
I'i‘exns objected. inter Dies left the,
. l floor and tho nmrudmout wnu referred
nnd occupied. That lllillil. somebody
told Dion. who protoslod to lliellds,,
but (‘ hulrmnn Moon of the postoillco
{mutmlllcu li‘lilli‘llf 'llon't you know
,thnt oil-rllni rillilnnrn is the. prints or
llbrrtywnnd n point. of order." I
No Connecticut state Banks Apply. i
No lionnoctimli Mllllo ‘lllllllill and
trnnt compuulcu lum- lmcn notml nu
nppiyiug for mmnlwruhip in the new
Iiedcrnl reserve blinking syntmu. ’l‘he‘
treasury department l‘iillt leaned on in-i
vltntlondo such banks throuuhoui the
country. but they on; not required to
enter the uyntem and most of them
won't do no. if they do decide to
enter their honrdn of directorsmust
ntlopt resolutions formally upcoming
the proviniong or the low. Senator
Weeks of Massachusetts. n Net lling~
lnnd bunker, is advising hunks gen»
orally to come into the Federal rc.
serve system. lip has shill the law
is lilreeouarters good.
The question or increasing the eat.
my oi the federal district attorney In.
Connecticut from $2,500 to $8,500 a.
In» in being Agitated by memento
live Morgen. liewtodny interviewed
ho
I
O
Ton want on uiuclriclnn ill a llurly
“0 will not olelrhnruo mo and will gnalnutee thv \ltlllC.
THE WHITE ELECTRIC CO. .' Ell
(Registered) ” _
ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS. >
lg 54 WATER 8T PHONE 842-3. SOUTH NDBWALK
Sieighs for Sale or
for Hire ~'
l‘ ”0erde
¢‘
The MaxWell $750
Car meet the appmval of the public not only in its neat
lines and appearance. but also in its great power on hills
and on the level. '
F. E. Lockwood 8. Co.
39 Wall Street, Norwallt
Ark“-.. . .4 ....
l‘huhmnn (llllvtonw .m' the llulh'lm-v umllclil nun. rcmnnp >~"lI n.‘ illl. Mt
committee nhout tho llllllit'i‘ null says at the npvnlwr. The latter prnumtod
he does not expect our lroubln'hin gum-HM uhh rorn ml. or “Missouri
when the matter comes up. \l’hvll nit-rschunm“ plpm in. murmurs oi' the
ihnt will he is doubtful. in YIUW ol‘ not-union. .
lilo incl Unit the committee in quite: .intllzn Alfred ll. lhmru {ll'il‘iltev
llllH}' with the nllminlelrntlou's llnll- port. formerly crmlnuludcr in chief of
trust. hills, rlhc (i. A. it.. in hero. He exports .
Connecticut Canal Schemes. in ”Mobile .uluu-tly nt tin: planting of
There in cotllpolitiOn between llup- . u. (l. A. it. oath in the capitol g‘l‘Ollndl‘i. i
resentutivns Mutton and IAillill‘Killl l'or Alitlillnr ("rultleulirllt visitor recently
the honor of ruthuring big runalnvas liurl ll. Von tit-hunch in“ illicit-l
unlit-nuns in (lonnccticnt. Some time j \‘lllu. who was b‘emuor McLean's al-
ngo Mr, Mahnu proposed a govern lorlli‘tli' for nppoinluumt to the mill»
i'ncnt ennui from the (‘nnuocticut tury nl'ildillli
river to New llrituln. 'l‘hnl won in Loolenlflg Up on McLean Law.
Mr. mnrrgnn‘n district. tlfltl todnyg 'i‘llntrensnry department needle to
he comes buck with it bill for n our be loopcnlnlt up on its enforcemndt
vcy with drum in constructing n or the Mcmm lnw prohibiting the int “
onnul from Middletown through the porintion of blltls plumage. The
southern part of Hartford county, to . law permits the entry of plumage of
New Britain. thence to Berlin, i’inillqdomnotlr fowl. ‘ The department in
ville, soutlungwn und. lirlsiol. In. recent. decision lmlu'nlat the into i
Mr. Limergan was bus of Spenker‘llsli pheasant, iildlnn bedrock and .tll?‘
Clark's guests "at a luncheon given Australian rhehvwcrc'dbmehtlc“total; ,
today by the speaker at the capitol hence their plumage might be hat
to n KfOllp of bnclielors. The Con- ported. , , ‘
lll‘
Norwalk Chronicler