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Lunches new can Ian-o WM Coal. It will drivo away as gigs- and turn urns-s Into day,
watch-consul
Wilkl'ar
For That Cold of Years
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briaghgoomtorttoahasora
Phone "3-3.
Lane’s Bakery
01 Want-gt-
hroot.
Elma.”
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Roe and Buck
SHAD
till NEWS
0. D. m. of Orchard street, is
recovering groin this recent illness,
and is about the house again. New Wd
——Buy gar daby at O'Brien's. m
The annual meeting of the Norwalk
7“ CID. "In 00 held this 01m A“ m d “u‘
at eight o’clock in the Mahackemo Ho “a. 5“ “8|
tel.
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lasgasdlloaatl
Clans
losplslaiid
Escallops..50cqt
utbill’s
W boxes of writing paper in
a new style in blue. pink. lsveudar and
white at Donnelly's Stationery Store
[or 35c and 501:.
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Miss Adelaide Howell, daughter of.
Rev. and Mrs. Louis B. Howell. who
underwent a third operation this
. week, In doing nicely.
~l-‘ull line roi‘t huts. O'ilrien's.
On Wednesday evening. March a" .
at 'i o'dock the annual dinner'ot 7; no St. .
Norwalk chm will be held in the Noni Fm Mm" M pa
RAYMOND BROTHERS
137 Washington St.
80“ FOR m IEGAUIE. N. E. O.
P. PAID N0 IENEFIT.
Claiming she has been unable to
collect a ”.000 both benefit from the
New w Order 0! Protection”
lary E. Smith, of Bridgeport. has
brought suit againstthesuprome lodge
oi the order for 83,000. Paporsintho
action wre died today in the Super-
ior court.
Mrs. Smith said her husband,
t‘harles Smith. became a member of
the order in 1893 and held a 82.000
certificate. He has since did and al-
though he was In good standing at the
time of his death, Mrs. Smith says
the order has refused to pay her. The
action is returnable to the March
term 0! court.
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NEW BRITAIN IAKENIIS IAD.
HARTFORD. Feb. SIP—The condi-
tion of the bakeries In New Britain
are not satisfactory to the Board 0!
Health of that city. Dr. 1'. E. Books.
superintendent of the board. today
called upon Labor Commissioner W.
S. Hyde in regard to them. Under the
law by which the labor bureau and
the factory inspectors department
were consolidated. Corninlsaloncr
Hyde has charge of the factory in-
speetlon, which includes jurisdiction
Ioi bakorles. Commissioner Hyde and
walk Hotel. Several prominent speak-1 "
on have been engaged for the occasion!
and it big time is expected.
_—
‘ Olllcors will be elected and interest.
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These are busy days at the local; If‘mmm will ”9 submitted 'tonight
telephone once. a c annual meeting of the horwalk
Since the announce‘
inent oi a change in rates {or single-
lCounu-y club.
line service. several additional cm— A month's mind mast-i will be “1°.
v the late Thomas J. McGerry,
of ilerw‘ln street. on Monday morning
ployea have been taken on.
MM“ ' at 8 o'clock. in St. Mary's church.
~Umbrollas and mourning
O'Brien’s.
, | A cake sale, being held at the Stilison
Uncle Horace Johnson predicts; Powell drug store today, is conducted
another storm. He says about the ands the auspices of the Bethany
291k 'P‘ PF°""°“ ‘0' " "‘m‘m“ antic ol‘l‘rlniiy Episcopal church.
storm. He also has this to say: __
Preparedness is a very common cal“ A. Illckerman & Son's N. to
pression at the present time of. we‘d” and every my next week.
history of the American nation.
Properly defined in my opinion. it' Attorney John J. Oilnoo. Is In ww-
slioultl be composed of the folloW-Iport today. where he is representing
lug costly ingredients:~ One personal; Henry li‘abrisxio of that place, charm
of our beloved Washington: one of with assault Justice Norton is hear-
Jacksoa. backed by such stalwarts ing the facts in the case.
as Morgan 0. Bulkeley, with the —-——-—-
crowbar. I will pass the grog; they: Arahearsal oi theICourt Laurel mus-
can't light on sweetened water." lml comedy cut will tomorrow snor-
lnoun be conducted in the downtown
—Brund" nuwle Il‘m clock. from K. d C. mm under the direction of
st to $2.50. Sold with a In months JohnW- Scullek
guarantee against defects. Green
stamps.
‘l There is to he held tomorrow often
lnoa promptly at 3 o'clock in the hall
“This is the greatest 5.9,“. forloi’ St Joseph's school, Henry street.
skates l have ever experienced." do- downtown, an important “1”“!!! 0‘
clared the head of a big sportingfi“ Children 0! M"? Sodality. 3""?
house the other day. "The demandlmum “ urged! to M 9'95“"-
i’or skates is phenomenal.“ both
young and old being among the pur-{
chasers." That New England is not
the only place the craze is raging ls
shown by the reports which come
trout New York to the street that a
“skate famine" is on. the market
Infill! I'll! out Of No. 9 lklm,‘ amt. mneflmu rink 0pm to-
which cannot be secured for in! night 1'" Roodnor's Hall on Washing-
prlcc. Some of the rink managersi ton street. So tar u this city is con-
liavo been obliged to double themed 111%! sport is somewhat of a
price of admission in order to thinl‘noveity. While the weather is not
«It the m. Isaitablo for Iooskating. even though
the clue is still on. many can now on-
ioy rollcrakating, the next best thing.
McEnelly'a Ilr. Shay conducted a roller-skating
rink in Danbury tor some time.
The art exhibit which opened year
terday afternoon at the home of Miss
likeness Hold. on West street. will be
toontlnuod this afternoon and evening.
.A rare treat is in store for those who
'visit the exhibit.
LEAP YEAR DANCE.
Armory. loin-nary 29th.
mm
Deputy Factory Inspector Duncan. it
Dr. Books is satisfied that the labor
commissioner cannot do more than he
has done to bring all the bakeries in
New Britain up to at standard. which
will be satisfactory, he will see what
can be done by the local Board of
Health.
DIVISION CHANGE ON
“NEW HAVEN" ROAD
Headquarters To Bo at New London
—New Timetable Soon.
The "New Haven" road In expected
to announce within a few days the
new division of the railroad outlined
in the "(‘ourant" several days ago.
omens of the new division will be at
New London. The division will start
at Waterford and run to Auburn. R.
1L. including the Norwich and Web
center branch. The superintendent
will be J. T. thchiiold, 0! Providence,
R. l. Thomas Rowley. of Hartford.
will be chief train dispatcher. In con
noction with this change. there will be
a now timetalfle. ready for distribu.
tion early neat week and to go into
eiicct March 1.
TOWN PUMP ANNOYS BOROLUM.
..._s—
Sculptor dues to Oust Contrlvancs
from New York Park.
NEW YORK, Fob. 26.—(}utson Bor-
gltim, the sculptor. has applied. as a
taxpayer. to enjoin the Commission-
ers of the Board of Water Supply
from maintaining a permanent struc-
ture for pumping purposes in Morn-
ingaldc Park.
It Is alleged there has been erected
a steel structure. 40 feet square and
to feet high, which disilgurs the park.
PLATTSBURGH CAMPERS Eli-UN.
ION.
HARTFORD. Feb. zit—A call has
been issued for all Connecticut men
who attended camp at Plattsburgh. N.
P1,. last summer, to meet at the New
Haven Lawn Club. February 29. The
purpose is to hold a re-union and plan
for securing recruits from Connsotl
cut for next summer’s camp.
j Safe Deposit Boxes
Have you ever used a safe deposit box? Why not? You
protect your home and household" goods
and many other
things by immune. It [is just as important that you protect
in a Safe Deposit Vault your important papers, personal
Deposit Box as iadhpcnsdile to your
and bones
treasures and valuables. You will find the use of a Safe
feeling of security as a Moment or an insurance policy. 1‘
aadcxaiis‘oe our modern safety vaults
convenience and
Dr. Rooks held a conloronco with’
A
JIWS
Spring Showing or
suns, tilli‘élliiiii
llillill tannin
Work. Every Contestant
Making This and Next
Week Ole of Unusual
Efiort. Additional
Big Otters in To-
day's Contest
News.
Our story today will be brtel tor the
reason that last Saturday covered a
two weeks' campaign of propositions
and we will give you right off the
fool the special things to be added to
next week.
TIN THOUOANO VOTE OERTlFi.
OAT! Hill.
The plan for locating the articles 0!
merchandise in the Contest among
additional grocerymcn is bringing or-
Big Bonus Oifors Bring Out thcl
Your feet trouble you. "Y a
pair of
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A style for every ioot. They
need no breaking in-
'$4.00 mm”$4.50 -
Glover’s
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WE HAVE PREPARED
OTHR YOUNG PEOPLE
TO 'EARN 325,00 PER
WEEK— -
WHY NOT YOU?
-_ -_ ._,. a... -‘.A.,._.
miniz
Closing Out Sale
We are closing out all yan‘l :oodr inner». Sheets, Pillow
Cases. Towels, Etc, to makeroom for our enlarged Ready-to-
Wear Department,
ll. lyme Steam by
tumor.
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AAAA AAAAAAAAAMA-A‘_
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Shoes That Give Satisfaction a;
are the only kind that will bring back a customer. That 5*
why so many oi our patrons have bought shoes train all.
since we have been in business. _ . .
PLEASED CUSTOMERS ARE OUR BEST ADVIRQ '
TISEMENT. M
ALL KINDS OF SHOES FOR MEN. WOMEN
CHILDREN.
c;-
snt‘t‘i‘CG l- l
natty. \
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WHIZH LE‘Jtt
WILL :iHE RtLCn‘
tiers thick and fast. but we want more
orders for Mann‘s “My Wife's
[in ad" and we will hold as a compon-
aation before you a Bonus certificate
oi TEN THOUSAND votes for every
dealer you induce to place this excel-
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Militill. (MINE
South Norwalk. 8W6. Flirt
Chester.
lent Err-ad on sale. There isn't a bot-
ler lost oi Bread on the Norwalk mar-
ket and we propose to convince hun-
dreds oi’ our voters It: this elect,
therefore the wrappers are now worth
a Big t-no.liundred Votes.
OPECIAL IN ON FUN! FOR A.
Dic INDIAN A SON.
This'olti “labia dry goods store in
South Norwaik ls oloalng out some
very. attractive bargains in Fun and
during next week they are authorised
to issue Five Hundred Votcs i'or ev-
wlll issue 260 votes with a purchase
of the 50 cent also bottle. They will
also close out a remnant they have
in Enamel Warts at a discount o! )0
per cent. and'issue 80 votes with ev-
ery Ten Cents invested in same.
The Catholic Club as usual is on
the lob and turned in a big lot of
Coupons which enabled them to hold
the lead again. Other contestants are
beginning to unburden their accumu-
lation in order to make a bid for
the Big Bonuses wnrcli will be award-
ed for Coupons turned in up to next
Saturday night.
Remember the big 50.000 Bonus that
is hanging in the balance in every
store in the- entire organisation. and
remember that it Is only the store
purchase vote that will apply to this
Bonus. Get busy! Hustle! There is
no time to lose.
A. O. JOHNSON.
2 Columbus Circlc,,N. Y.
Catholic Club ............... 533,399
El. Nor. Imp. Asso. ....... 407.826
til‘. _0. Eagles ............ . 848.5“
St. Andrew's Mission ....... 334.68%
B. P. 0. Elks ............... 273,776
Oockenoe Tribe R. M. ....... 254.628
L 0. O. Moose .......... 839.164
,Kclsey. Glob ................ 224,045
St. Joseph's School .......... 198.763
Old Will I". it A. M. ......... 187.741
~[Franklin School .......... 109.371
Uncas Tribe Red Ian ........ 18,119
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FRESH FROM THE MILL
3 PROS- 25¢
lli
_ Davey’s
nose It!
, BUY '
Hazelton
Coal
s
cry Dollar invested in them or the JAS. MILLV
equivalent number for any traaionai
amount over or under. _ l. M Nola ”I. m h”
IIO OFFER A'l’ NORWALK HAND- .
WARE COMPANY.
Our Hardware Firm will place at 1“ I“ m w
your disposal next week the well
known product ”quid Veneer and in ‘
.5p.ni.andai8oatii
f
IIIUIIJ mas—no
l-lth. Dal-wood
W. all other
makes. sold. natal
W hotels. I:
I. loath. lumb-
“stun-oath.
Dresses and Waisis
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The Little Shop
K. A A. CLAVIN 56 NO. MAIN ST.
18 Cross Ct. to Woodward‘Avs.
’Phsno 1m. tooth Hamlin, 0t.
ITOIAOI AND REPAIRING. POND
WORK A SPECIALTY.
TIMI, Tum IM Smlldl. Pcamoi
Mics I Fm‘
The Reed & Volk
' COAL
CONNEALLY ‘& BRACKEE
South NOI’WIIK, Conn.
Ii WASHINGTON STREET
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TELIPHONI 1m".
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old we will rash car
In right around whoa .
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homo. liyou
PLUMBING
“Native-om
I"! or worn out, nan p“ -1
mum mm or inst-a ‘ "‘
GERMAN“ 1101!!
u. ruunv. Proprietor.
EUROPEAN PLAN
Room we day, “.50 week and up
Kalli.“ Ava. So. Norwallt
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The New Science
‘ new system at ‘
'OIFINlTION or cmnoeucm « ‘ MODERN PL 1 ' ".‘-'
Jossiuo A moist. . ‘
mumuwuoadtb.’ l. w
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Minoan”. Disaaulscaw
pyawmchtwistorlbfllalnth I
u Ivan Ii done in ohildhmi
usrssisspinshscnsmssndn-l-Ini
bulliolntbodimontmansi
bibs. .
cunpmsraamotaooolssdj
a... “a pain, health is ”proof ———-~*‘* ""“’“
mmmmml I‘
«unnummm‘ Wilts
simspssisisnssconuboc-W;
ottbollii- Youunngmrogrotfhavebeenreoeivedbyustbata"
m on" m . an“ ulhalrcd Stinks-all, small of stotare ‘
“WWW“ §who drives a brown boost” ‘ .
: wagon with racks, is
lagaotie neat-sols sm- alss. buying
.der our name. To insure ' . . ‘
T. Francis. D. C.
E be sure our name is on wagon dd
'1 duplicate receipt from driven
“mum‘s“. ammo-mi
Grad-eta from Palmer Banal. .
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y.‘
We pay 1'/3c. ib. for in...
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LOOK I.
I share proilt's with you 0! Mill!
youths lowest prices on layearsgnan‘
antood tla made into leaders. hand-
msos. {anus inside. tin rooting.
plumbing and hosting.
_ "Storm Tight” roofing. guaranteed
II You H 1‘
Any 1‘
. 't
J ,..
a years 1 ply. $1.10 per roll. 2 ply,
it.“ per roll. i
Haunv A. HEOELEIN. i] ELL S 3
56 str 8!. Phil 1106-12 J ‘
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THE WM. EFFRON 60., Inc.
Ask for cash prices tor RED OAK
8 Rowan 8t.
Successor to Wm.
Electrical Co.
The Only Fully w
ELIOTRIOAL- CHOP
In the Town
AUTO SUPPLIES
Phone M to. Main It.
So. Norwslk. not. Ball also.
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FAST FREIGHT LINE T0 NIW
VOIK.
Freight boat loaves Flor 27 last
rum. New York (use or mm
It.) every day except undamatap.
oversight received at Norwallt-ap to
Norwallt up to
me p. in. V '
Coolie F. Feats. General Agent.
ma ANNINO J. ONITH TRAN.-
IBITATION UNI. Ins.
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Spring suits‘
,rnsstusswsat'nrusa
=2
”[th ‘1,“ ,4 ‘
I’m all tired out and cannot tasks.
A weary housewife said, ' V ‘
—TEETH —
Exlracledivllllonipaln
”ohmic:
rm, to 8 in. Sundays‘tiy appoint.
«rent on y. , . .
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Why don't you buy your bread!
I'm new in tows-can you “fink:
_Wlierc i had better go?
W
n it is homo-made
'11“,
Just go to 5 Monroe.
Tile Smelter A
mumps PIE...
.Msds n. tthloanutPhnt
fromthobsst fresh fruits
obtfillable.~
Ask Your Grocer for Therm
Insist on them at your res-
taurants.
141 Washington,
And have a complete lin‘
rsr tipuastsssrvhis can
scan it. amuse.
Norwalk Chronicler