vibmeetasasuainextmsdsynlgh.
tax for a record ””353
and several applications for mBibfio'
~wsonseoa5, ”11:th
Latest song hits and dance music.
"I,“ "Infill“ A hearing has been set for next"
can “b, "i WeduMuy. February 1!, before the
“43:31:: :5: ”fail I!) 3.3 Shellfish Committee in Hartford on
. With It I ID to i ‘the bill concerning the hauling ‘ 0!
ii is a real good mu.
, uyltn 81 Game
one?“ noewnu mus; co
' ’ -' euILome
local people are interested in the
bill, which was introduced by Repre-'
“W
3Norwalk
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, T’MM. "" 123° 3 politun Sewing Machine Company ver-
" ' " '1 one S. Marcus, of \‘an Zunt street, will
“‘ lbs held on Monday morning of 'next
1 week in the City Hall court before
Judge John Keogh. Attorneys Linu-
tweller and Hegemsn represent the
‘l'plaintlfi‘, and m- Marches interest
lull] be cared for by Attorney Louis
{Guldschmidt .
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33 3 There'sular Saturday evening lunchll3
3mm 3le be served, tonight at the
1,. south Nor-walk Cluq,
A bill which would affect the new
{Nornalk Hospital, should it be draft
led and presented the legislature, as
» . lis said to be planned. would provide
William F. Brotherton. who resided 330,. the several counties of the “a“,
“With Mrs F Hendrick of 26 Ann' supporting the hospitals within their
“1”“ “’35 taken to Westport Senator. 3 limits, instead of receiving appropria-
ium “‘5' 5mm“ for ”fitment itions from the state treasury, as is
‘ =now the case If a bill should be
111an «rented to remove all state aid from
Glover‘s Shoe ' these institutions and placing the bur
a
~Men's $5.90 high tan and
storm shoes at $3.48.
whammtwwaum
Singing Orchestra. Nora-all: Armory. T:
lobster pot: on Sunday. A number of ,3
mm (3. C. Hegeman, of South .
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A hearing on the case of the 115153
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125 Washington St.
THE illSTOll-Y OF HE WOMAN’S din
“ * A8806! ON. 4'- Ni
(Read lipids-s. H. N. Dunning at meet- with some statistics of our early day33,
ingot South No3 31k Congress up a society, w,hich with her permis-l
tionai Church) slon, i will quote:
it is fitting that on this jubilee annl- ladies. held during the summer
off
-vsrssry of the begin ing of woman's is 9, at the home of Mrs. Southmayd,‘
foreign missionary work in South Nor‘ Miss Brittaln, a missionary from in-
sulin that we should reenter the dim-was invited by Mrs. Southmuyd
“House of memory" and draw from its to relate the story of her life work in
storehouse finals and ilgures long stpl- the Zenanas of ,i.ndia A number ol'
ed up in its archives. These incidents women. whose hearts were touched
and facts are many ofsthem so cloud with sympathy by the account of the.
ed with the dust of years. so obscured thousands of young women and girls.
by the hand of time, that the Writing whose lives were passing so hopeless'
is almost illegible. slid memory re ly dwuy. in utter ignorance, and son 3down the service and enter into restn‘Mflre Special Values Ill illeGl'eal Sale 0‘ Honsfliu‘nishings
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as P'latt has kindly finished ”3
our ”on. Kid is"... 1.1.4.. contin-
'ued to this day holding our on, and
Ileeliug. with mislactiou. that we are:
Armour si- Smoked Shoulders, lowest in 1921. lb, .,4:ot some insurance: as “4min". ‘9'
E311). June Peas, new stock; a large can, b3 aln". .. 3‘; 77¢ 3'21!» $11sz 3:13 lmrm. in:
3 3 i one as am ts share
33., gtszfejgflzgsnggzflh SZ: “’3 .g, £51534of attention and gifts, pad the letters3
1 km" ‘1‘ “it"“r' lmwmmmormaumw
Ginger Snaps, 4 lbs... ............................ 25¢ 33 [ma 8111 01 mo”): Just in time of need.
Swifts Compound Lard ..................... 11¢ 111.331.)... the gratitude of the receivers
We have remembered Christ's words:
l,“'l‘he poor ye have always with you.
and when so ever ye will, ye may do
then good. ” and have done something
tor their relied, year by year.
Voices of those who have longbeen
silent, speak to us, as we review the
pilot history of Our Society
How
were wont to join us in the days gone
by. Who shall say that they are no;
"At a meeting ot'3 a part of our audence today, cheering .,
and inspiring us, not to be weary in
well doing, for in due season we shalI3
‘3reap if we faint not? Mrs. Plait, at
ways so interested in mission work
and her kindly face alight with sym-v
pathy as she kept pace with the move-
ments of the times; Mrs. Gilbert. our
efficient president; Miss Gertrude Ben-
edict, our lifelong treasurer, who
served us till death called her to lay
today »
if; my. facps we miss who 4 '
8 DAYS Mbllll'
WNW. WWW
Act Quick” 20 per cent. Off
filliiliilf R068, RANGES,
lillllilfl
80c Buys One Dollar Worth
Free Delivery. Free Storage.
, 8mm” Furniture (30.,
Phone 105.
I?7~!29 Washington St.
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fuses to give up her secrets But the row and degradation. and who desired time would fall “a 1,0 mention many 59° 3"“, .31° Galvanized Wash Tube. 35: 14‘,» “Wear Ever" Aluminum
enthusiasm, the inspiration. the holy to old in the efforts being made fOP'wam we hare lovedtnd lost. yet. our.
zeal. the Christian deyotion. the at their temporal and spiritual welfare. faith claims them still as fellow wot-kl:
dent love that tired our hearts' as we met at the home of Rev. Mr. Plett. on3ers in the land of peace and rest. We “m"? “a (“flaw 9"" ------- 24‘
Sumerians ...... 3 ........... At 19c
Sale price .................... SOc'I , _ .
Good size Galvanized Coal Hod and
launched our new enterprise of for- July 19th. 1870, and organized 11 Mill hear the watchman'g cry, ‘What 01‘ 14-9! Enameled Dish Pane; valu¢,45c. 49c 5-qt. Gray Enameled Tea Kettle-
sign missionary work~memory has sion Band, to be composed of women
never suffered as to target. representing all the religious denomi-
As our first missionury effort as 11 nations in the city. This Band was to
women's society was in connection be an auxiliary of the Woman's Um
with the Women’s Union Missionary ion Mission, of New York, the pioneer
.
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Btorc.
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3Tbn new time table of 'the New
.1‘
.x’Ifiaveuyailroad is scheduled for dis-3
tribution tomorrow or the first of
next week. Many changes will
v'
, out.
The Collegiate Five, of Stamford,
composed of William Groaney. “Rcd‘{'
Kelley, “.'Dletz' Rich, Howard Dibble
. " ‘day evening of next .week play.
NWalk‘ngh Srhool team at
Norwalk Armory.
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the
_ j—Notice. Junk orders intended for
‘ William Efflon, should be telephoned
3 to Samuel Julie, successol. Call 499.
' ' 37 Flirt street.
The annual meeting or the stock3-
Company will be held at the olilcss'
on Water street, dd‘wntown‘, on Mon-2
day afternoon of next neck at
o'clock. Important business will be
colloidal-ed. and the years work" dis-
'- cussed; ~
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be I
noted. Several through trains on all3
divisions are taken oil? for the pres-‘
and Clarence Voorhees, will on lion-3
the 3
in...
Nibbldelfe of the Roi-walk iiron Workslum!
ldcn on the several counties it is cer-
1min to meet with strong opposition.
Society of New York, 1, Mill briefly re
fer to its initial history.
é—MO-NDAY. BLUE R‘iBBONS
,vs. Norwalk High School Preliminary
Basketball, deriving. Armory.
missionary l‘rmn Burmail, returned to
her native land Her heartstlrring up
penis in behalf of her heathen sisters
aroused intense interest. She dwelt
upon the deplorable condition of the
3women of heathen lands. shut away
ll'llctlleria person employing less
than the persons is liable under the
't‘Compensatlon Act In case. of accident,
is a question in which Norwalk em
players are greatly concerned Com-
nlissioner 3Georgc B Chandler, of
Hartford, in a statement has said that
the only absolutely safe position for
,an employer of less than five per-
icons to take is to assume that he may
lilo under the compensation act. it
~decision3 is pending at the present
time in the Supreme Court involving
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chains of steel. Elie realized that the
only hope of Christianizlng a heathen
lady missionary had been admitted to
the Zenanes. barred for: centuries to
3outside influence. and tr! door of hope:
“'9 question 0’ llability. 311th open. A noble be of women.
_3,, ' whose Quantified ha'tl meltedl held
j; hoe zormpoulem Willi blends in 3..- 3 3 ,d - 9a 3,.3 mm...
qu‘fi’ii 'li’iuz‘ ”c .N
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,_ m 3w33333333, gaggiw 331311170?
, 1.11.1.1 bluegill.
‘ceil't postagofbtes ll with the3" , 13 ”I =1.
,3. ., is will wiry. ninth te_ ottq: Olll
Ilinited St‘elloh Y. 1% Wk? yam M w‘ h u “ date 3
.moeter sepcral has “subsoil that,3hee,“en ” thou wmfipTh’é FM
until dire'cl transportation service' is was passing through thonhadbw 4511 a
restored letters from this ”“1“" to serious cIVil War. and all hearts ab.
German destinatlops will be charged sorbed by its fatefull issues“ To all
About the time of'the breaking out in foreign lands.
of the Civil War Mrs P. B. Mason, a was organized in response to the tell the peaceful. univelml
society of the distinctive work of
Christian women for heathen women
1' he mother society
resentatlons of a missionary from
Burmall, who could see but one hope
for thc degraded sisterhood of the,
Ease—a woman's mission to woman,
'1 the missionary
of the society in
The union feature
work, under the ca
first union church of the world.
At the second Union meeting. at the‘;
“"0“ “‘3 by Christianizlng “5 we home of Miss Plattutho following oiii-i ,nu increase .iu. the
men. She told‘them‘ that all 130311st were named - '
President—Mrs. John Davis, of the
Baptist Church
Vlbe-Pmldentskf—liirl. E G. Platt.
ficumnllonal. 1 -80l us. Mr-
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., fillies in;
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“ .3 ' SouthE
pauyd. Congregatic‘
1101 tcontrib ion of the Society
“33% h each the two succeed
lug “1111.175. '1‘ third year. $120.
The fourth year. $200.
At the class of tlih fourth your of the
' at the rate of live cents for the first
3ouncc and three for each additional
=ollnce. Advices to this effect have
been received at the South Norwulll'
post- -oflic'e ‘
3 Depuh Collector of Internal Rev-
nii' Alb'rt M. Pohlman, of this city, has'
n'notlil'éd ‘by Cellector James I.
Walsh cf Hartford, to send' 'every
physician, dentist, midwife, veterin-
W» and druggist ‘“ his district CPPies , Alltomobllists in Norwalk have been
of the United States laws and re'gula advised of a now mung made 1,, son.
he, together with application blanks 3 rotary ...of Sign Charles 11.311111“,
r'e'siswy' for the special tax stamps ’lvhich states that motor vehicle oper
ooncerning the manufacture, COM-«storm in applying for a renewal of
riding 01‘ 8316 01’ Opium and COW! their licenses, are not required to,
19917”- TMS Work mu“ be finished submit an affidavit. When a person
are February 15111. A complete list makes an original mpjlcaupn for an
9 everyone liable for registration for operatorslicense the aflidavlt is to be
the 8090131 tax stamps 118.8 been“ sent 3 g“ om to before a noun-y public by a,
Collector Polllman, who is directed licensed operator who knows of the.
to have the registration complete lil’ applicant’s qualifications to operate a
March 1- ‘ ‘vehlc'lc. When the “question of re
_ newal of this ailidavit was placed be-
3 3 . 3 lfore the séoletary of state he ruled
,AMPQLE’S EXTRACT OF: that it was not necessary. There are
about 42 000 persons in Connecticut
. . __C_OD LIV-ER who have motor licenses. it each had
' .SPECIAL PRICE3 to get another operator to incite the
,3. , 67¢ ' ' 3 affidavit this would means, iii"- effect,
. . 333 3 '3 _ that operators would simply exclihhge
SM‘SOanOWeiI Commotion 1 endorsements Only new adv-oh :3“ into
motordom will here far be obliged
to prepare an union 3 ' -.
WASHINGTON STREET.
‘3. "hastodowith a some but
tholc cumulgn.
hu amen seeming it m an inopportupc
existneof 3 it th fll
time for such an. undertaki but. the e 6 our 0c 0 y e o 0M“:
33 la ch fr 04 ht ed ofllcer‘e- were e’lectdd:
”7th" “Pk was "Ii-angd'co scented: President—Mrs. Homer N. Dunning.
w courage, prayer. as r Congregational. 1:
service. In 1862 Miss Brittain was 3
‘sent out as the first missionary from ““9 PresldentsTMI-s DAV“ Hatch.
America ‘to the Zenanus of indie. EPWCOWI Mrs Bill Miss Lizzie Aus
lwliere‘ women were literally prisoners tin. CWNBENWNH M138 H0837! CD“
of a social custom dating from the gregutionnl- Mrs. ILlly. Baptist.
Mohammedan inyaslon, A. 1)., illOl.' Secretary—Miss 19- 9 PM“ COHEN
From Arabia, the birthplace of Moha “WW"-
met. Mohammedsnism wee ruthlessly Treasurer—Mina Gertrue H- Belle
thrust by sword and lire, upon ludia dict Congregational.
and Persia. Palestine and 1931th and‘ Owing to the withdrawal of mem-
on Northern Africa from tho Red Sea bars of other denominations the So
to the Atlantic Occan.3 Wherever it ciety'was reorganized later, becoming
penetrated it meant dehusement and auxiliary ,0: the Né‘3'w Haven Brunch of , '
degradation to its women Hence the the Woman’s Board of Missions, Mrs
.Zenana system at Indian
When the contrast bdtwe’en the wo- some years. it was with great reluc-
men of “this country, stiihding as the tunes. that we yielded to the severance
p'roud dangle of husbands and prom. of the tie that bound us to this dear
era, and the low' condition of the wo- unio‘h movement,‘ but the pressure
.men of the Orient as slaves to hus- from each denominational board of
bands and brothers, and on a looting missions to support its own work. at
'with the dumb driven cattle of the last prevailed. 3 .
:LfleldS. out of the SYN-“1169 9f our When the first enthusiasm had sub
helix-ts for our high privileges. Wé hilt-“sided and our numbers were few, we .
«ed to reach out helping hands ”1'05! still struggled on in spite of dlmcul-
.the seas. to teach them the ChriSt- ties, holding our own in faith and
, " trust. Later we were strengthened
word with regard to the W0- with new helpers, and our work was
Union Missionary Association. broadened. Mrs. Gilbert vvas elected
3 the ladies joined in 0111' “'39 president In 1886; Mrs Russell and
' missionary 911' l 4" ' 333Mrs.” Lauder, vice-presidents.‘
church at first. afterward when we
thought that too dump a place for the
general good, in the choir gallery and.
later still. we, joined hem and hundi's
'3 Our enthusiasm .iay not in luxurious
3,.surroundings, as "
{Dunning continuing as president for?
We met in the basement of our old 3
. , about the altar in the audience room.
the night?” and the answer, “The
morning comoth. " in the midst of the
upheavals ulld revolutions, the wars
and rumors of war that are now trans
piriug. may, it be our prayer that God
will overturn and overturn until He
shall ru‘a whose right it is to rule, and
out of chaos and confusion shall (one
ryigu of the
King of Kings and the hard of Lords.
BREAD BACK AT OLD PRiCE.
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After Monday titers will ‘be no
bakers in Norwalk charging lie or 12c
from all elevating influences, slaves to Japan, “as of special interest, result-L 'for bread At Bundles and DeKlyns
the enthralling social customs that ing in the organization 0! a Union ,bellcrles this morning it w“ stated
tattered and bound its women as with Christian Church in ‘x‘ohollamlr—tllo3u1° price “run“ will be be “(A 100
' ‘At Gduire's bakery ends, the Sanitary
bakery it was stated there has been
bilge. of bread,
‘whlc‘n will lfi‘sold. for the present! at
five‘ and tell Gents. ”Neither will there
- be: any docr'eibe in the weight or the
loaves.
wlslfl'ls
animoue v -
committee .
May" l'o‘c'ofi'l "
vee'igutlon g. Senatorial campaigns
other states ‘whcre cholg’es oi col-runs
710‘ have been made.
.tiii'AWHYLHAlil rill-Ls 0117f
of the scalp, the hair roots
rid the scalp of every particle of
dandruff got a 25cent bottle of Dan-
derino at any drug store, pour a little
in Pennsyllnilla and llllncls and 111' ’
Dandruff causes a feverish irritation". '
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loosen and then' the hair comes out‘
fast. To stop tailing hair at once and:
assumed shovel; value, 30c At 191:
Sale price .......... . ......... 29¢ ................... . At 293
3251: wow: Silver Cream—bottle. 17c 2‘“ fimzumgx‘LfiW“ “mg;
809. ..........
$1 '25 size 8’ he", cop er. "Md" plated 3-qt. Gray Enameled CoffeePote; val. _
Tea Kettles. Sale price ........ 79c ue, 39c ..................... At No ~
Albert P Gehebe
PHDNE 1069-2. 26 WEST WASHINGTON 8T.,
sourH NORWALK
U illlvc Trees To Trim
-LET US DO IT—
Beaupaill & Saunders
ARBORCUL’I‘URIS’I‘S. .
sown mom-sane costs.
4.3...- .,
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PROMPT DELIVERY.
L r
Davey’s
50c, TEAS
Equal totniost 69 cent
grades. 66 S 81 H
Stumps With each lb
Have stopped the ladder. zo roundsto
56 Wetér street. when I will conduct
a First Class Plumbing Establishment
H. A; .HEGELEIN,
Phone noon.
but ' Skirts. lr'l spun glass and
peliuerbloom. . ...s1 00 and $1.30
saline ............. 61.00.1111! 61.25
Ratios top with silk' bounce. . ;
_ $1.00 and 6150 -
33 Extra shill ... ...... 33.1.26 and Si .59 '
_allllonly received 80¢” '7
figs. Jones“J 4% that was not Ef-
we Rowan street. has“: believe
the man You ‘shonl on on the we.
3gon as I do and mums He pays
Made in Kling Klose and 911111173 31¢ :1 lb. for rage, bes 'cé's pair for
bands. ' :rubbers. metals and feather beds."
'Tel MT—or lend poetnIr—s' Rowan 8t.
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BEBUILT 3 TYPEMRITERO - L.‘ of
S m ith, Underwood.
J. I. MALLETTE f
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"we have ever "prepared
varied that we can suit
A. J Collin
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No.13" MAINIsrnsgr. ,
our
February Furniture Sale
This is the largest and best February Sale that
.011 is priced, way below regular price and
assortment is so complete and
furniture for every room in the house.
FUNERAL; DIRECTORS AND EMBAL'JERS, ~
' its toll. .all other
in your hand and rub well into the. i . 1:38 sold rented
scalp. After a. few applications ull‘ ‘- 111333.333 ' '
'l . ' anon. Rentals :3
dandruff dlsappnprs and the hair3 .. “p '
stops coming out 3NA9300d adv pays best in the best he! month. Machines.
'- 9 ~ . sold ‘at $5 per month.
" ““ .... ":5 . JAG. DONNELLY,
" m 183 South Main Street. 890th Norwalit.
., M:
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MARVIN BEACH. TRACT.
a Large Plots (Shore Fronts.)
Offers You a 3 -- c. T. ModovERN. Agent.
' Saving oi iron 10 to 39 per cent less :55 Washington St, so. new...
‘ than former prices. 3 . ..
gill-Coats. so.
‘llresscsrund Furs
AT GREATLY REDUGED
' PRICES.
The Little Shop
..ir AND a. CLAVEN,
56 NORTH MAIN s‘r
Every single item ofl'cr- '-
the
the showing 59 ..
every 'pocketbook With 5 7 ’- ' 1
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9"}“3-1 _ .4-. ,_ w. .-. .3.
3 Company,
, sou-1H "dawns“: ‘
Norwalk Chronicler