because they’re
CIGARETTES
ENDS-'5 RAIN
Nature is responsible
)for that mellow taste
When you’re handing out medals -
——you’ll want to pin an extra big
one on Lotta Sun and Enuff Rain
who helped Mother Nature make the
tobacco that’s in Perfections.
Is it good tobacco? IS 11‘! It is the choicest
golden Virginia tobacco that can be grown.
Anditissonatumllygoodthatwegive itto
you in Perfections just as mellow and full of
sprightly taste as Nature made it.
Try Perfections. You’ll come back for more
today—~tomorrow and every day afterwards
JUST NATURALLY GOOD
A plain, plum-
colored pack-
age but —— real
10 FOR 5'?
INants!
Classified “Ads. ”
For Sale, Business and
——To Let,
Professional Cards, and
Miscellaneous .—
LASSIFIED Advertisements on .nis page, Twenty-Five Words orLess, 25c
Three Times, 50c. Each Additional Word. 1 cent per Insertion. In black-
i‘ace or Caps, Double Price. ~
.. son can.
FOR SALE—MUST MOVE ATl T ’
ionce upright piano. Could not be told O LET—iSEi EN ”ROOMS “ND
h' ibath. Hardwood floors, open plumb-
from new. Will hell
purchase later.
’cheap for one
or store with responsible party for
Answer (before i
l “ 'rourr.
lug, halls lighted, and hot water. Heat
e,and janitor serv;ice rent reasonable.
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JZl-iit.
0R SALE—YOUNG JERSEY OOWJ
mm blooded nicely marked recently on Dryron avenue, Norwalk. Also 4 ty one and over
had its first calf. Two young Black.| T001113 to rent.
Beat. premises.
stock. Large Young Gobler and three'
young turkeys hen‘s about ready to’
IBukshire pigs. 100 to 125 lbs.
.121 -.3t
To BENT—OR non SALE.ROUS|E1
Mrs Toner on the
EFOR RENT—FOUR
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lay. One or all at reasonable prices lrooma on first floor, 46 Orchard street.‘
Phone 39 Darien,
Dar-ion, Ct.
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FOR SALE—4 CHAIR BARBER
Reasonable
shop. Fully equipped.
or write -Box 473,
J21-3t.
price for quick buyer. Peter Regneuy,
867 State St. Bridgeport, Conn.JI9-3t.
FOR SALE—HORSE, WAGON AND
blankets. Horse in sound condition. -
Inquire of'James“Monard, 22 Stuart
avenue, \Norwalk.
J19-3L
FOR sALE-ms Boron nous
tor. Used very little. Also slow a
ly used touring cars and road
t.
Marie's Garage, 11 asymond street.
till it
; FOR V BALE—FAMILY
LIQUOR
stone or Just the license. It can be
”stored any place in town. a toad
zponnnity for s grocery store, to
i ve liquor and groceries combined.
last ten quick; Inquire J.
Mn: street.
COLLECTION AGENCIE3.
p.—
99LLE¢T40NO, filmm- ‘3
Define.
Control Bots]. corner or Monroe and
W the most rolisbls sudoiloioat
Rooms in excellent condition, and ex-
tra. rann in attic. Electric light. En-
quire of E. A. Holmes 28 Orchard St.
J20 3t.
FOR RENT—mouse '64 wooe-
ward ave. All improvements. Rent
325. Inquire of C. E. 'Hoyt.
To LET—4 ROOM-APARTMENT,
‘ard story, rear. Rent :8. Adults only.
Also 3 room omce, Swartz and Gov-
bett block. For further partic’nlars'ap-
ply oflice Old Well Cigar 00.
J 18~1t.‘
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To LET—FIVE 11qu FLAT CE-
darsstrest: improvements. ~78 omens.
Washington street. Inquirer Samuel
—-Roodner. flouth Norwalk. » n18 tr
To LET—CTONE 30m ALL Ills-
r-provements. 1 1-3 sans oi land, barn.
chicken house, n'uit tress, small cos-
tags on premises. Beat :39. Gregory
Boulevard. Inquire Dr. Dominion.
MisanthdlaInSLPbonsso. ‘,
at present.” said the secretary,»
nlIHII
Willa Green is too busy to see you
WANTED.
WAvNTED—DABTICRIS 0N WELT
w.ork vlounsbury Mathewson Co. 80.
Norwalk. J2l-3t.
lMAN 0N
Peabody &
J21-3t.
WANTED—YOUNG
turning machine. Cluelt,
00. inc,
WANTED—YOUNG Mimi. TWEN-
weighing not less
than 150 lbs to enter service of the
J21 W3 t'lNew York. New Haven and Hartford
LARGE
Railroad and the Central :New Eng-
land Railway Companies as hrnkemen
and firemen Good wages. Apply to
J. D Gallery, Superintendent, Union
Station, New Eliaven, Conn. J21-3t. ,
-~ \
WANTED—500 PEOPLE, TO AT-
tend the Big Confetti Dance. Arion
Hall. Saturday night. Music and
dancing. The Jolly 'Five in ’chargo.
V Jill-3t.i
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WANTED—Gm T0. TAKE-CARE
of two young. children, Kunmianzpre»
fen-ed; Apply 36 Fairfield Vave.J19~3t. 4
WANTED—UNION musician-0N
sorrows. army more; low
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HAT SHOP, CRDSS "AND Rim
shamans. nonwm. ' nest.
mum nunui ;
ACTION, sAvs STAR Is d.iFE opl
PICTURES. |
By Helen Holmes.
The motto of today in action . To
one in the vortex of a thrill-filled mo
tion picture career this fact comes
with compelling force. Mediocre plots
and aimless stories have given way
to virile stories carrying heart-stirring;
“~punthes.‘ ' These latter require some i
what of mental mechanics on the part:
of 1m.- scenario writer. great skill on'
the pull of the producer and limitless
eneigi and daring on the part of the;
actor
There is a certain wildlelYJbJul
doing daring things, that bcwme part
of one‘s being and urge one onward}
in new endeavors, new stunts and new;
risks in the exciting rate for thrills
ilowewi thrills must not be put inio
pictures merely because the) are
linills. Rather there sh )uld be a dc-ifi
nile, and logical reason the actual
Tin-damn stunts being woven loge-tn?
e-r with a tense dramatic story. ;
in “The Girl and the Game" there;
is the most gripping succession‘
of lhlills l have ever seen in moxion
pit-mics, and that is saying mmh, for
manv daring things have incn accom
plished
This new screen novel in chapters
is, to my mind the thrill continuous ",
And, too, lilt‘ dramatic situations are
threaded with an unusual tenseness,'
revealed in the story's unfolding in a:
manner both orderly and logical, and
ii is because there is a reason tori
them that they mean so much and;
stir one's heart to the full
For instance, in the first chapter of.
”The (iirl and the Game." I am com
pelled to jump my horse‘ Hilockcl‘ into;
a river from a bridge that has Just}!
been opened. I do not know that any
other leading woman has ever at-
templed such a. fest.
it is something in which the ele-
menl or personal risk is very great,
but this is one of the demands upon
a leading woman that must be met,
and met without losing sympathy or
that air of femininity of which we are
all so proud.
But by that I do not mean the frail
side of woman. I mean the heroic
slde—«lecds oi' valor based upon the
highest ideals. Mr. Frank Hamilton
Spearman. author of “The Girl and
the Game," certainly is the possessor
of a woudrousiy inventive imagina-
tion, proved not only by this story, but
by his previous writing.
in the past I have found it incon-
vcnicnl to have an author's imagina-
tion tempered by the fear of possible'
injury to me. And in making this?
sluicmcnl i do not believe i am any
brllvcr or more courageous than some:
other women on,llle screen, only i}
realize iuwuiy how insistent the public‘
is fir thrills and especially thrills in
which n uoman is the pivotal figure. l
ll is because of this realization that;
in ii union the scenario from Mr:
Spi ::'mnms story lhal i hnve made
Ihc thrills cascade lhroughoul the;
chapters with u disregard to personal!
risk lluu is predicated neither oui
bravado or u great courage, but to
nine ‘iive" the part and be all that
Iin- scenario luskeshcr. “
'I‘he ilrsl chuplcr of this grcul pic
lure will he shouu ni lIn l’nhu'c The
, ilrc Sillurduy, January?
A ooos LIFE '
i understand Smilh' s wife leads
him a regular dog's life l
Well she has money/.210 no wonder
he don't have to do anything but
all around the house all day
meet the. public demand that the her-1 v-..-
fwairhlng its new occupant.
”mi“: ’90 WASHINGTON STREET, souru NORWALK - PI'OIIPI
The success of our weekly sales is ample proofithat the V
no values WC giVC are genuine. Housekeepers who want res] Delivery“
value for their money should take advantage of the fol-
i‘E’izvsVEY Spinach or Strawberry Beets
Regular
15c cans cut to
106
PEERLESS COFFEE California Atlas pure Fruit
Money and skill cannot PEACHES JAMS 2'-
produce a codec with In Heavy ~. C All Flavors "
more strength or finer ISquP- Large _ 0
flavor. Try it today. 0. 3 Calls. ’ 15
30¢ lb — Worth 15c can c ’31.
20 S. & H. Stamps Free can. Cut to
GOLDEN SANTOS New RASPBERRIES.
COFFEE SWW,& or STRAWBERRIES;
Fresh from the roaster. Barnes C No. 2 cans 15¢ Can»
Equals any 25c coffee. SgglcliDERS ‘
ll . ‘ .
5 “£951. ‘90‘1. Lean. Tender, lbs age?“ Smoked
_ Delicwus. E .
GOLDEN Regular 15c jar 10¢.
311333}: 85‘: Pure Leaf 2 Us. 250 Raw!” 3% Jar 25¢
m
The World's I) LARD f0! . . ,
Best.” an Fancy Columbia River
SALMON ‘
DAVEY’S PURE 395223;? C Cu! to
BORAX SOAP ~
Regular 5c cake BOMICSS lb 2 cans 25¢
Cut ,0 7 for 25¢ SALT PORK .
IO Stamps Free. Cut ‘0 New No. 1 ~
MACKEREL
3 lbs. Sperry & 18¢ lb.
Cal. c B , C N Sal ,.
PRUNES ”“5 W t
Lean BACON 1b giggggis and ..i .
Extra Fancy 10!! BY the Strip 0 VBLOATERS
Cal. PRUNYES lb. 3¢ Fach
Kipperd Herring -—"'j '
2 lbs. Alaska Salmon C - ‘
Choice Cal. 176 Shrimp 18¢”ng lfresh .
PRUNES ' Im .‘Sardines 3 ve ggs ':
' {our choice can 43¢ Dozen. ;- p
10 S. & H. Stamps ‘ €
With Each of the V , 3 .
FOllOWingi l Jersey Peal-5 Your Choice Yellow 01' White
1 pkg- Com Starch‘xoc Sliced Pineapple 2 Cans .conu MEAL . a, _
I pkg. Tapioca .. 10C Cherries ‘ 3 lbs. for 10¢ '
I can Dutch Cleanser Cal. PeaEhes 25C 9 it
10C : .5.
I bet. Ammonia .. Ioc C _ New Rolled F
I bot. Salad Oil .. ioc gitmfi 9:5 Y0“ hm“ OATS .
, h' Fl id ring cans -
Ibot Was mg u we Lima Beans 3 Cans 6 lbs. for 25¢ i, ‘
1 hot. Bluing 10c SIICFOtBSh ' ., i
i bot. Witch Hazel ioc Maine Corn Fancy Table I:
x pkg. Atlas Oats ioc 31:35:33“ BUTTER f {i
kc Faina a e cans
pkg Qua r 1' rec Assorted toSuit ‘ 29C ”L
.w:=-&# -. .a__
pretty wall, thank you."
A few days lifter a farmer 'had sum
a pig in .i ncighbo., he chanced n
puss his place and sawhia little be)
sitting on the edge of the pig pen
"t 'il,
plied the boy.
——llarper‘s.
______—.—..————-
“How d'ye do, Johnny?" said he.
0.
“How's your pig today?" 1 FORD CONSTRUCTION C
age Suit, Was Guilty of Contri-
butory Negligence.
BUSINESS NOTICES
H. memo. l
ABDillTECT 123 WASHINGTON
street, Tel. 3598, South Norwalk,
Conn. JiSlm.
l a mount. '10 NORTH MAIN s'r.l
lsouth Norwslk. Bicycles, motorcycles
ad Sundries. Both sold nd enchanted
Expert repairing. Baby eel-rinses re
osircd. We do vulcanising. Prices res-
salable.
CLUET'l', PEABODY a C0.. INC.
mt— -
manna operatorg.on.powq ms-
osinoa ‘
Legal Notice.
sREGINI
Oflering Picture Program Up To ;
jCouit yesterday niloiuoon. nonsuited the
w
re-lhe $5,000 damage Hill of Hart"!
"How's all your folks?" Baker of Stamford, againsLIhd Wand
Construction Compnm V
place.
NONSUITS CASE AGAINST STAM leg was broken in two places by
three -ton beam falling
lieged negligence on the part 'of tilt
- Judge Finds Plaintiff in $5.000 Dam ldefendant‘s employee. .
Judge (lager, in ndhsuiting the case.
found the plaintiff to be guiltyof
Judge (lager in the Civil SUDPI‘IOI contributory negligence The suit was
G: lger
l court opened.
of the same
The plainiiil‘ alleged that his
on it. He oi
third to be nonsuited by Judge
since the. January term of
Mal. 2:15 Eve. 7:15 and 9
TODAY
The Sweetest of All Rural Plays
...... . ; PlllAlll—a: uulu
Home of Triangle Plays. 3
District of 'Norwalk, ss. 3 rebels;
Court. January 6th, A. 1)., 1916. 1
Estate of Eliza A. Allen, late of
Norwsik- in said District, deceased.
The Court of Probate tor the Dis-
trict oi‘ lNor-walhhath limited and ai-‘
lowed six months from the date hereof.
for the creditors of said Estate to ex-
wh'o-nerglectz represent- their decennial
properly attested, within said time
willl be. dobsrred a recovery. All per-
outlaw indebteddo said Estate are red
quested to make immediate payment
to , .~ ’
£13 20 27 ‘ Evecutrix
waursosmoneumv nitrate
muons suwms MACHINE orna-
moss 0N mas ‘ elixir sums.
army WORK assuamm‘amr
To in. summons ‘ e ca. 15
MEIR-WIN swam, woman: J 17.
mum—amen: am. am
or csttlg'oslves and pouitiyri Best
”prices psld. Also trade or soil but:
. cows and springsrs. medians south
um T-sl. us:
District of, norms. so. Probate
Court. January 5th, A. 1);, 1916.
Estate “of J. Agnes ,Collins late of
Win said msmctcammee. ;
The Cent‘st ‘Qf Probate for the -.i
triot of Norwsik. hath -limited and
lowed six months tram the date new
o! for the\ creditors or said Estate: to
exhibit their" claims for minaret.
Thais who neglect to present their so.
counts, mm attested; within
time. will be dwsrred s louver
hihit their claims nr'somemeut. Those! ' - -»
a 2 act comedy
*1
The New Science
. DEFiNiTlON 0F CHIROPRAGT .
Chiropractic I: the definition or the
cause of the disease sad the on V
adjusting the same. Disease is «use;
by s wrench. twist or sprain in
back. Even if done in ehiidb "
it creates pinched nerves and pain ,
Lister life In the different organ
h'nbs.
Chiropractors remove the can
ensue and pain. health is ‘
turns in your moody Female
given special attention; also
84 Wuhinufin 8t. Co. NorWiik.
’ Graduate m- I‘sinisr Solidi).
9
[I Then on S . MAT. 2:15 EVE. 7:15 and 9
neuma ps i BALCONY 5c. ORCHESTRA 10c.
Evergreen Success 1
Famous Players Cast in l Today, Friday. January 21
u The Old I i _ TRIANGLE PLAYS
_ i! l featuring the famous Broadway
Homestead stars l
* KA DOLLY and LILLIAN
The realistic \ew England ROZCI
play of clean atmosphere, whicn GISH
has held the public attention in a 5 part feature
for two decades. “Just as in-
vigorating as summer sun. , . ‘
amnes- .. . i The lllly and the Rose
\ , . ,holpyo's.
TOMORROW CHARLES MURRAY
. , assisted by an all-star Keystone
Fox Company Presents '
v ‘- cast in .»
DOROTHYV BERNARD “THE GREAT VACUUM ROB-
BERY"
T. Francis. D. C
“The Little Gypsy
arsenal. music 3
, MONDAY—Alma
(“was ens". .-
WESUAV—“amuiine t- Frederick
“in wuom GILMORE." - .
. comma Toucanow
Hanlon in . ,- ~ .
Helen Holmes
in the great railroad serial
“THE GIRL AND THE GAME” .
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near-4s. neuron - i
Spec1al Sale
Muslin Underwear
. rates? also SATURDAY
Someone among your in V
. have the benefit of our sinlun
3
Ask your friends about
and sendforone of our --
on the use of the eyes. giV
away without charge
Norwalk Chronicler