. I Have you overusedo safe deposit box? Why not? You A I
Lane’s Bakery
51 Washington
that.
5.229
on his
Herold leea is confined to his
home. Wilson Point road, with the
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A REMINDER
Meoldwosthoryoueanbrlghteaeverymofyuuhome
byuaingatonernoutxaoroelebrated Cross Creek cicada
Coat. it will drive away the gloom and tan darkness into day,
Wonder-immune. '
RAYMOND BROTHERS
Phone uy3. :31 Weston St.
The annual meeting or the Nor-I Suit for dim"!e OI the grounds or
walk Yacht (‘lub will be held toms'molenble 0M"! h“ been brought
row night at the Mahackesno Bowl. I” Warren it. ‘Seeiey, 0' 519' Canaan,
Tomorrow night the aaual lasetihgi‘mmmt his “I" M"! Seder. forur
of the Norwallt Country Club will he’l‘mV 3“" PW PM!!! were serv-
held at the club house, on moo-led by Shem! W101. and the case.
its returnable on the first Tuesday in
I‘March. Attorney Jessie T. Dunbar,
investigator James L. Brown, of the 0‘ Norwall. represents "H plaintifl.
Board of Charities, is investigating
the case of Russell Dean, of Reyndds A conference V“ held yesterday at
street, who broke hissrm when he ”1* (‘lil’ Hull, between hyuy liar
Roe and Buck
SHAD
Point.
A force of winters started work on
the lobby of the Norwalk post. ofllcof
yesterday morning. The ceiling and:
lide walls will be redecorated.
Mrs. George A. Sheldon, who has
heel quite ill at her home, is improv-
Ils “lad is now able to sit up for a
time each day.
HRe‘served seats now on sale for thol
Norwalir-Blue Ribbon game at Ghiot-1
to‘s, downtown. and llagon's bunch,
uptown.
A number of local young people have.‘
planned to attend a dance. Saturday
evening in Raymond's Hall, New Ca-
naan. A party of Yale & 'i‘ownc em-
ployees will go there on a straw ride.‘
—-—-—-— l
Senator and Mrs. George P. McLean.
of Connecticut. Stood next to Vice
President and Mrs. Thomas R. Mar,
shall In the receiving line at the vice-l
president's reception at the ,\\'iilard.f
in Washington, yesterday. i
‘ ~—— 1
Some one threw a stone through the'
window of an inbound Nrowalk street:
car at 11:42 last night. The car waal‘
passing beneath the Atlantic street.
railroad viaduct, Stamford. No one.
was hurt. ’
l
The graduating exercises of thei
Norwallt Hospital Training school:
will be’ held on Monday evening at ll;
o’clock. The graduates are: Misul
Helen Hargaret Moriarity, Mien Viola
Andrews and Miss Mollie Agnes
Hands. 7
Miss Elva Bogardus, of Norwalk, fav-|
ored with vocal solos at the recent}
Valentine festival in New Canaan and;
was called up to repeat each song}!
She brought down the house with;
“Mother Machrec,” and “There's a,
Rose in Old Erin That's Blooming forI
Me."
—Basketllail Monday night. Blue Rib-I
lions vs. Norwalk. State championship,
game. Norwalk Armory. ¢
Charles D. Barnes, of Greenwich.
state secretary, is to be one of the"
speakers and guests of honor at the
annual midwinter banquet of the Mil-
ford Business Mens' Association. to be
held the first week in March. The
other out of town speaker will be John
Rodemeyer, editor of the Connecticut
Western News, of Canaan. i
The laborers at the plant of the Ran-
dolph-Clowes company, in Waterbury,
who quit work Monday morning, re-
turned in avbody yesterday morning.
They accepted the company's concea-
slons and say they are satisfied with
condition now. More of the striking
weanra at the American Mills oom-
pany'a factory returned to work yea-
terday. Out of the original 120 strik-
ers there are now only sixty out.
These are expected back within a tow
slipped recently on an iv)" 5901 underarm“ md m? 80“ em in
the Washington mlmdiswwr. who is in town for the pur-
bridge. _ .poae of inspecting the meat of a (‘PP
New lletliortl
Escaliops
street
‘w
Q
Your feet trouble you, try a
pair of
RALSTON
S H O E S
k style for every loot. They
neednobreakingin.
$4.00 and $4.50
Glover’s
Nor-walk Io. Non-ant
lain local dealer. The matter will
Rocksway Oysters
All kinds oi Fresh.
Sucked. Salt fish
long and Round
Clans
:‘l‘own Union of the
land Sons," at the Norwalk Congrega-
tional chapel, on the Green, Tuesday,
February 29th, at 2730 sharp. Rel
lports of Home for the Aged. Reports.
tot all Circles and chapters. Addresai comers regarding
by Mrs. Anthony H. Evans, of New“ Bridgeport.
3York city. Special music. Mrs. Ev‘
’rtns is president of the international
ling in tllc otiice of Dr. W. .l. Tracey,’
ton West avenue. '
They are patchy, uneven.
broken or lacking in many places.
Main street, even, is not immune. In
other places they consists of flags,
. ’ 12:“ of the Kings Daughters and: which were popular forty years ago,
0 a. . ,
u l S _- and some of them have never bet u re
set since tin-ll. The frost has heaved
the flags and they stick up at all an»
gles, with ilt‘DWISIOHB in which the
water forms unpleasant puddles for
the discomfort of pedestrians. Un-
fortunately for the appearance and
comfort of the residents, the city or-
dinance requires only a six-tool side-
walk. it may be of any material and
apparently in any state of disintegra-
tion. Sonic work was done last year
in rectifying this condition, but the
sidewalk inspectors either overlooked
some of the poor spots or locked the
authority to entorce their orders:—
Bridgeport Standard.
All the (‘uunecticut Woman‘s Clubs
will be interested to know that The
Connt‘t‘til‘ul Federation meets at Dec
by, Junc 7, s and 9, and full programs
are being arranged for a “feast of
reason and It flow of soul."
E. Wardwell of Stamford is one of
the committee. and Miss Dortha Stone
Pinneo. librarian of Norwalk, is see-
retary for the General Federation.
which is one of the most important
posts the oraanitatlon has to flu.
Miss l‘inneo, its
lighted New York audiences more
than 200 times; as a "story teller”
she has the originality and the gift to
write her own original
then entertain audiences with them:
1
Jump from Bed
in Morning and
Drink Hot Water
Tolls why everyone should drink
1 hot water aaoll morning
The Norwulk Boat Club-ist‘lioda ”on W
Yacht Club euchre tournament will be.
continued tonight in the uplowni Why I“ man "“1 woman, half u"
club‘s quarters. ‘tlme, feeling nervous, despondent;
' ,worrled; some days headachy. dull
At the First M.,E. church, of South ‘ and unstrnng; some days really in-
Norwalk, tonight there Will be llcld‘capacitated by illness. 9
an interesting meeting of the ('hrist. if we all would ifl‘flCUL‘B inside-bath-
tian industrial League. .illlz. what a gratifying 0138080 would
take place. instead of thousands of
lhalf-sick, anaemic-looking souls with
M. ipaaty. muddy completions we should
At the Salvation Army Hail, (misee crowds 0‘ happy. healthy, rosy;
North Main street, last night, mo otii-| checked ”091° "“7"an TI” M
cer in charge. was Lletlt. lirxxi, of the '0“ I‘ “I“ the human nyotom do” “0"
Bridgeport branch. grid itself each day of all the waste
__ which it accumulates under our pros-
The. "‘Kular mid-week prayer meeLi’m mode 0‘ “"131. 1"01' "if! 011:1“
mg at ”“3 South Norwalk Baptist 1 of food and drink taken in t e sys em
church. held last "mm" nearly an ounce of waste material
was in
charge U J. 1.. Henry.
BRIDGE MARKET
7: North Main St.
Free Delivery. Phone too
Local lawyers are today attending
short calendar sessions in the Bridge
port courts.
~-—D0tbies, soft hats. O'Brien's.
mains out uodn page some
guest; pus Huntsman ‘mlsuoalo on
The fourteenth annual meeting oty'ouoluo ol elutsuomop oi luolowns
Annual meeting of "The Norwalk:m° “P “WU". before the health;
King’s Daughtersibo'rd- whith holds its regular meet-l
i to EARN $25.00 PER
Much complaint is heard (tom neW'
the sidewalks of:
Mrs. it,
a lecturer, has de-‘
stories. and _
WE HAVE PREPARED
OTHER YOUNG PEOPLE
WEEK—
WHY NOT YOU?
eaE—l'utss ‘li‘
. «sumac: li,
Inns—j.
1m
1111::
III}:
will-all ttvrt
lilLi. Silt ritual.1
Million. COIJEGE
South Norwalk, Stamford. Port
Chester.
RIIUILT TYPIWIITIII - L i
1 l-lth. Underwood
W all 000
i . makes. an“. realise
i mos. Rentals. &
p. month. Iaohins
i sold at is per month.
' JAE. WNNELLV
'0 local Iain Om". M he
rile talesl Spring trodes
. in
Dresses and Waists
the Roxbury (‘lub will be held at tIIOLEI and 'oaotl imp out i? uonm no:
Norwallr, Country Club, Wednesday 3°“ “I” Olflldfmld snows?" yo 3:110
March 1st. at seven o'clock. Tho nuanb V o qwq:::' 3:108) 3::
annual dinner of the club will also M':::u:::n:mt:?1il “07:“ 239:0“
h l
e d at this date. lip!” ‘sme‘ “on” -uonedllsuoa ls
'—"—" o A 9 door! 0 sum
“Any man cold-blooded enough to turn sloulmfl ! J .m-lgon
allow his tuberculosis-stricken daugh- mole 0'11 will poo: on“! gummy 3.10)
tor to live the way you have allowed 6% [nun B31391!!!" Nil“ “ill 3m“.
:zgmo;ot::sm:;t mtuch lilitflfn'" was -|.tnd' pun Sulueloolas ‘aulsuaolo soul}
. y s raig mm the lemma pm Gilli .lnos mm. .mw“
”a: W...
non-sit n h“! h “8’ c “Sled w th 1);] ‘19s“ ‘qoatnols em 10 mo Sulqsum
ppo W en e was arra gned in yo susom ssotuuaq u so '1} ul cloud;
3:35,!" Zatfljfi's t“: case Y" «and ouolsoum JO lnyuoodsaol a turn
con on a or ay to al owumns 10“ 1m 10 “"3 u WWII.
Pine to arrange the matter of his own i
_ o ‘31: out one u o
accord with the assistance of the prolefleu 11:11: .10 :3” 1:112?“ Inez:
:23: :i?:...ti°i§it°. °‘.’."“i’°“‘°“‘ l .. v“ M ‘M p“ a”
, e a some-
98 u o no I tnnamt ante
time only given her 25 cents a dayIalqus ill I I ll m p
.snolaord otn‘ yo autism sprout out
for the food of herself and her five-‘ - i
use turnout one onto ea 09 0
year-old daughter. She later grew so I q 1 1 ll
. in una- ls or 8-10
shrewlah. however, against the remon~ a“, 3:219“ “0:11 mzzomm" it;
strance of the court that much of the. ‘
uoaoo a summons on
weight of her testimony was lost, and I 1 I ll 1 i‘
.Happlly the Norwslk public is await.
and she is certainly the right womanI
in the right place at thaJnad of a pub
lic library. directing the community
as to what it should read, how it
should read. and why it should read.
The Little Shop
K. '5 A. CLAVEN 56 NO. MAIN ST.
ening to the recognition of what Miss
Plnneo is doing for Non-ark. Our Showing Of
Spring Suits
For Ladies and Misses Can‘t
The Business Policy of the
Optical House of
TliAMER Be Beat
IS to Build Now Securely for SEE THEM
the Future.I G
Our eyeg ass service is com-
plete. An oculist (medical “e" & Bum
specialist) examines the eyes 42 SOUTH MAIN ST.
for all disorders. The glasses
are made from his prescription
in our own factory and adjust-
ed by competent Opticians.
Your satisfaction is our en-
deavor.‘
Consult us about your
18 Crone at. 13 Woodward Ave.
When. was South Not-walk, ct.
ITORAOE AND REPAIRING. PORN
"Doors on: out psalms an :
a”. - .. W.“ she had to be elected from the court as A mg“. amnion! mo “l
mu room. mtigt be carriedmhut. else it tel-nights ,
I\
i
- l
Photo difficulties without
charge. You are always wei-
come at our store.
Oculista Optometrists
Opticians »
87 Atlantic Squire. Stamford, at.
Open Sat. Evenings until 9 o’clock
lot. 1887. ' '
protect your home and household goods and many other
things by insurance. it :is just as important that you protect
In a Safe Deposit Vault your imptlrtalll papers, personal
treasures and valuables. You will find the use of a Safe
Deposit Box as indispensable to your convenience and
‘ ...__...3
ON THE BIG FLOOR
AT .ROODNBR'S HALL—
You can have a jolly good time
‘1! you can walk you can“
LEARN To ROLLER OKATE.
'Opsa evenings Oslo 10:80.
' Refined MW
WORK A SPECIALTY.
Tires, Tubes and Supplies. Prom-t
“rules a Foam"
The Reed & Volk
Electrical oo.
Tho Only Fully Equipped
ELECTRICAL SHOP
In the Town
.. AILTO sureuas
" Phone ”6—80 80. Main ll.
' .stv. Norwaik. Music Hall most
‘s-
.,-,-fs s matador... - on . t
not realest-r also re new
feeling of security as a bank account or ”lemme policy. ..
«' lil‘liybaol now? Call andtexanline'our modern safety vaults
' W
vonlt. ,
Freight boat loavsa el'» or not
aim, New York (lost at canto-nu
8-) M!!!” W Cut-livid In:
M. Freight resolved as. M, an to
op .aa “11% ”19%
J" 'o' “In". ‘ ‘ ,- '
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STORE“ ANOTiilll a. it. ‘whttl
For Rent ”"
ACCIDEN I' leURA‘CE
Non Occupied by the unimaf
Pays total disability no long an
insured lites. $50 weekly
. . Actldrll' insurance, covering .‘2
Bloom: Light and Water Co. , “mum“.
Eng Ask us about rates,
Clifford Hotel
RESE 1V! YOUR TABLES NOW.
.I. ll. iaytonileJnc.
REAL ESTATE d. INSURANCE
3 Railroad Ave. south Non-ls
7
ii. tyne Steam DyeElgg & Cleaning
' ...-.. BRIDG RT -~-—- ~.: ” '7
~ . ‘ .'
sua Dre... Ole; lulu and “semi: Cleaned. CO _
telephone an. 11. uses. run. an out. It. artist-as . ‘ "ll
Jl“ ...............
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vvvvw‘.
Shoes That Give Satisfaction
are the only kind that will bring back a customer. That is
why so many of our patrons haVe bought shoes from us
Since we have been in business.
PLEASED CUSTOMERS ARE OUR BEST seven.
TISEMENT.
ALL KINDS OF SHOES FOR MEN. WOMEN AND 5
CHILDREN. 7 g
CONNEALLY 8t BRACKEN .
South Norwsllt, Conn. L
It WASHINGTON STREET TELEPHONE 1475-2
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GERMAN“ lltl'lll
Id. FLEUIV, Proprietor.
EUROPEAN PLAN
Rooms 50c day, "-50 week and up
Railroad Ave. 8o. Norwallt
CALL US UP
and we will rush our m
m “Eh! around '13.; W
thing like this happens In your
homo. if your
PLUMBING
Is detective, Wasted, m
tar! or worn out. an. u uses
”Mum Noam or install a_ 1
“0' Into- of
MODERN PLUMBING
JOBBING A SPECIALTY > -
Hohhot: R.NASli ‘
eternal" and Hull». . '
TIL 1354.
North Main It.
The New Science
DEFINlTION OF CHIRWMOTIL’
Chiropractic is the definition ll tho ;
osussotthsdlssauandthsutmi.
muting the same. Disease Ia mused :
by a m twist or sprain in the!
back. Iron if done in childhood.
It. castes pinched nerves and pain in
later lit. in the diluent omn- andi
hubs.
Chiropractors remove the canoe all
disease and pain. health is restored ~———— .--._._-,
thrush harmoniaing the none on
tons In you bully. male troubles
given spacial ails-tho; also amt-m
or the spin. You will nova: regret.
givina tho Chiropractor a chance it
help yon.
Magnetic treatments given also.
'1‘. Francis. D. C.
to Washington 81.. lo. lot-walk. Conn
Graduate boll Pahnor School. 0)
.- N0)”
Complaints
have bccn received by us that -
hatred jtlnltman, small of statuz‘odfn:
who drives a brown horse and plain“
wagon with racks, is buying junk un~ ‘
der our name. To insure satisfaction. I
be sure our name is on wagon and '9“
duplicate receipt from driver. get h ,
We pay 1!,I‘zc. lb. for raps.
lint. liiiroll Co. lac. -
3 Rowan St, E. Norwallr. Tel. 441
‘ LOOK , :4}
l share profits with yolf'ny giving
you the lowest prices on 15 years guar-
anteed tin made into leaders, hand-
made, painted inside, tin mating,“
plumbing and heating. ‘*
"Storm Tight" tooling, guaranteed
5 years. 1 ply. $1.40 per roll. 2 ply.
$1.65 per roll.
HENRY A. HEGELEIN.
56 Water 8!. Phone 1106-12
if You Hallo
Any Junk
351?. S. Jaiiee
_ ', Soc ER ""1"
THE WM. EFFRON CO.. Inc-j cmglhzgewm "
Ask for cash prices for RED OAKi1 37 Fort Street. mNM
COAL' ' 3 Rowan sc.‘
—TEETH —
Bxiraciedwlliltllipnh
Dr. J. H. Mallory
10 Math Main St. Instill Romain.
Hours:9a.m.tolp.m. 7p.
m, to s p. in. Bundaya by appoint-
ment only.
..
a.»
*
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mfl
more .. .
I’m all timed out and cannot bake.
A weary housewife said. _,
Well, then, a kindly neighbor ash- or
Why don't you buy your bread?
.n
'. it,
«3‘
l'm now in town—can you an“
Where I had better go? ‘
If it is home-made bread you", .
want,
Just go to ti Monroe. '
Be Smells A
Y
.Made in the Cieanest Plant .
from the best fresh fruits
obtainable.
Ask Your Grocer for Them.
Insist on them at your res-
taunnta.
For Unto-data Oar-visa call
rnao it. "GAMING.
Funeral Director and Salli-liner
on» and'nssldsnoo
u.
Ian month?
ammonium“ “
cones
d
With” “it. ; . - ormerly at to Water 81., l. ‘N.
Norwalk Chronicler