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THURSDA" :93. II, 1917
‘THE SOUTH IORWALK EVE'IITEG SEWTINL L
FOR D’EMOCRATIC DEFICIT
Solicited in Connecticut
NEW HAVEN, J-an. 11,-(3hairm11n
.Edward P. O’Meara of the Democratic
The fund” Afternoon “Nb ..01t°“'n committee has called a meeting
met. omorrflw alternoon at :3 f the committee for tonight,
«o’clock in the South Norwalk Lib‘
111ll
HT!- ‘subscriptions to make up that portion.
. .___..___.__._.. . ,of the deficit in the national Dem-i
M Raymond Brothers' Wharf’ Water ocratic fund assigned to the four semi
street, South Norwallt, is the that uto‘rial districts of ‘th city. The'
“Red Star” With coal. State Central Committee at its I‘ast‘
' meeting pledged itself to secure to-
thliam G. Miller, 11 former Not-
ward to deficit in this State at least
$5, 001). This money is to he apportion
ed in the State. 111' 591111101th disttitts'
and each district will decide how the
gmoney is to be. obtained I11 this city
4 .the method to be followed will gener
Sergeant Thomas. Hunt has received ' ally solicitation by letter,
the New Year's edition “f ”18 M‘lm' Democrats will be asked to contribute
walk newspaperman, is in charm of
a: uhibit of the Pullman car at 19-113
automobile show in New \ork. litiS'
wrek.
int: Oregonian ”um “1“ daughter. whatever they feel disposed 10.111 on
”’5' 1). W‘ 1.1“. “"1 “”1"” i” .1115! .ly 11 few (uses will personal solicita-
wanfiwe' jtion of funds be 1111111311111! all sully
Local friends “I“ 11.11%! ‘0 heat acrtptions will '01- purely voluntarily.
that Mrs M E Cole mother of \It': The report has gone out that Fed
[- .1. Cuneo a, 7 Railroad .,\.,,',,m;' erul employees and the Democratic
has {suffered a third shock and is 11 postmastet 1““? b.1111 “MM “90“ for
the 11114110111121 131.1111.th 110.11.11.11 1n “Seesamemsv “I” ””3 is “Mlle“ Wm
21ers York City.
would be sufficient fund in the Statelo
is supply Connecticuts‘s share of
In fact,
tto government
I:
now
impacting prisons.
Ogden Chisoltn of Ilidgefield,
on a trip through New England National deficit.
In February 1111 Democrats sair that
GM 01111 will "3W; through the w (15‘ employee will be 1'11- 11 ztpprottclted to .-
to the Pacific Coast. He will be ac give
computed by Mrs. Chisolm and Committees in titrious towns of the
laughter, Miss Margaret Chisolm. Slate haw 11.1.11... .1
County Game Warden Wilbur Smith ”I “11 “I MOTH?“ DI‘OIIIIIIPM Dem-
of' South Norwttlh 11:11: in lti'lgxolicld,”"1"“H 113"“ bt‘l‘ll ““190 90130113113 10
on Monday. He reports that there isll‘illlirli/‘Uilh
a letter compliance with the game.
laws in general, than in former yearn,
This is due to Mr. Smith's emt'it‘lll
RHODE ISLAND WANTSA ‘
. 1 ' 1
and fearless manner 111 which be con Leading Democrats a, That State
ducts his office. lie, is one of the best
game wardens in the state.
Wish to Separate From
Connecticut.
A movement is on foot to sepatatt
Michael Mulvaney 0f Ilrattr'hville, the liltode island end frotn the Con
W3“ “”95““ last “e“k ”5 (”“5” hie necticttt internal retentte district and
Frank Wilson. charged 11itit 1:111:1ny. ,:, ,,.,.,,h.mg the HIleOI‘rI of Senator
it 1111: alleged Mnivinu-y stole gloves elect 1 Peter Gerry, Congressman
and 11 pocketbook front ltit'hurd (‘ur- 0'shaunogsy and uther leaders of
19y. The defendant was tried bef11t't?,lilu-d: Island dontovrael'.
Juallce Louis 1,. “ppm in Wilton. to izit‘ornuttion which reached Hart-
Illc was found guilty and firtet; $1lf‘ord from Providence TI‘CI‘BUY- B0
and costs. icing unable to pay, Mttl- 1‘0"“ ”I“ inauguration 01' the income
1:11.131 was committed to jail.
'lht it‘lllllVG lnl
' 111 tiltl lWI) til' 1 .tin is illus-
trated by the fuel thnt collection
from itt1ome and 1":orporttion taxes
in Connecticut amount to about $5,’
5000th and in lthodo island to uohttt
211111101111
similar ttgitntion
“
1...
Paul Allen Curtis of No. 6 Locust
“rent, Flushing, who has denied that
he wrote the now celebrated "A. (‘ttr-
its" 1cal: letter, has many friends in
this beetlon. A number of ye 1rd ago,
Mr. Curtis and his family
(I051 ob Later they li10\("d to ()vstcr
16:.1' not far ftont the home of Theo-
dore ltooue1',elt who i. a cousin of ,.. .m "f 1th Cm, Wm 11-51mm) thati
Mr. Curtis. There they ltad a fatm ho had heard nothing about the
and remained until about fonts yearsntovmnent until lately, httt that ho
ago, When they moved to Flushing. knew some time 'ago it was being
’contetnphtted. He knew of no obw
jectionn on the part of Connecticut tol
the proposition. i
Congt'oasmaneiect Augustind‘ Lon
Fluke O'Hara In coming to tho Stunr
ford Theatre. on Jan :39, with :1 pro-
dunliml that has DI‘OH‘II wry success-j _*2-V__-~ ~ ‘
{hi this 59115011. Mr ()‘Hnrn opened YALES'S MILITARY INSTRUCTION.
an tnuagemcnt in Brookltn on Mon- M; W l-IA\I",N Jtill 11.
day and will be seen in New York inilitzm' instinction .11 Yale to 111 stu
”before coming to Stamford.
0' Hora has a large billowing (If i 11111-1111 (mils will be open to all 111111111 -
{riends here who are already rott- §g1aduntes, as .\petteti. 1111.014“th to
templating seeing him at the Stam- nnnotuttctuont ntzttlt totht1'.01u> lttttt
ford Theatre, on the above date. Al' dred freshmen may qualify fut places,
r{.:1;..0lll0lllii are being made for :1 the- sixn 1111111 the sophomore and Jttniot
Elm Daily and for the hOldiIII: of last . ole-sues, while all twilitll‘s who were in
train at Stamford in order that every ; the batteries last summer.
one will be given ample time to seeiAll applicants 11111111 I).-
the last act and get the train ,tlte batteries.
l Not only doe-1 the (nurse pt'o1id1
Kerr Rainsford, of New \orh, II for daily and evening 11‘,ork but «er-
noted architect, was a recent guest. itaitt studies 11 ill be. taken 1111 in sunt—
of Mr. and Mrs Charles M P91713111 met camps.
their pestilence. West‘LaWn. “PM “3301 General Wood. commanding
Lane distrtcL During 1115 stay a fierce. .the Department of the. E1151, in a letter
fire broke out in the chimney Mr isent to Yale men today pointt; out
may join.
members of
lta'nsford climbed to the roof, taking lhflt the university is especially “ell‘
a line of 11088. passed 10 mm by M“ Jfitted to train men fut
I’P’Ti'. Slowly and surely be worked reserve corps, already branch The
his way '50 the dummy and _succeed glettot 11 Ill be read at a mass meeting
ed. in putting out the flames, Whlcr"cl lstndenta, Friday night
by that time resembled a huge furn-
ace Near'by neighbors also came for- COMMISSION MERCHANTS MEET
want and tune in readiness to extendl PHILADELPHIA J.an 10 ~.\'-’ittnai
any assistance possible. ly every large ctiv in the country was
o \\\\\\\\\\ 1.1 \\\\\ \ 1; 1111\1 \\\‘ “‘\\' represented at the tomb fifth annnali
convention of the '11 lOn ague o
EVery Woman “ “i 1" '1
Commission Merchants, which opened
new today.
shwuld realize that an idle t I1,.‘irimhsideflation o: the 1:Irtoposal to .es-
3 s ana one-mar ein commis-
13W '3 ““17 spent While siou is to ocgtpy the attentigon of the,
an interest~bearing (101131": delegates at one of the meetings. 0th-
beams capital. Moreoverg"
money carried upon the}
pm or hidden at home 15 '4.
er topics to be discussed include
"Car Shortage and What We Can Do
not safe. Think it over, and;
to Prevent Them,” Regulgting Cold
decide to start an interest
the ()flitfel‘h'
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Storage Warehouse Charges For Frac-
tional Part of a Month " and "Rules
and Regulation; Regarding Heating
and Hauling Perishable Freight. ”
The .object‘ of the league as explain- ‘
ed by A. 1). 11112.11» preétoent, is to
bring about through organization
trade relations that would be Impossi-
bie under other conditions.
numemx'r, Jan. 11 «4.1110111.» ‘
m- WWI“ ital-use, One of the three men burned
In an explosion In tine grludur room ‘
Trust Co. ’
the Athenian 111.111.391.11... 0111111
1; .
I“? Can help you with sugges- '7
1‘ dons, protection and com-
pound interest at 47.
EXPLOSION VICTIM~ DIES.
Contributions of at Least $5,000 Being
1);
l
ntrahge tor the manner of collecting
in which ,
the
prominent ,
the manner in,
which their subscriptions shall be tale;
REVENUE DISTRICT.'
according 7
11nd corporation tux laws there was :1 ‘
“‘“d 111 lector James J. Walsh makes tor IlOanllliP department.
ulur trips to Rhode island. i
-'l ottt'ses in!
'tlr. dent»; for places as olfu 1'11 itt the to i
. ,2‘
‘80. Moinnnd meant-r”
We are leaders in our lin
the " itilding line
R ”MON D
‘Keep YourEye’
Upon our advertising space for any
change in Coal prices
Hay, Grain, Coal, Feed. Cement and everything needed in
’4
e of goods of all descriptions
BROTHERS
Phone 113—. :37 Washington St.
Edwin C- Burt’s Shoes
for Well Dressed Women
QAII the newest models as well as
. the more conservative styles
A Splendid Line of Hosiery
i
Government employees assessed there‘
CONNEALLY
.1 WASHINGTON CTR!"
The Fact of the
Matter [S
We are giving our patrons
the benefit of high professional
skill without charge.
Our OCULIST, who is a
grandate physician, examines
your eyes.
On his preseription we are
preparod'to dispense glasses
as low as $2.00.
THAMER
“The Three-O Eye Service”
Oculiott, Optometrists, Opticians
87 Atlantic 811., sumford, Conn.
Open Sat. till 9 p. In. Est. 1891.
81 BRACKEN
TELEPHONE 1475.2.
Roe Shad 0p
en Long Clams
List of Fish Not F raze-t
! Salmon
1‘ Haddock
Cod
Halibut
. Greenport Oysters
1
Spanish Mackerel
Large Shrimp
Tile 1"
Frost
Black
Long and Round Clams
All kinds of Salt and Canned Fish.
BRIDGE FISH MARKET
'Phonu 108 and 109.
Free Delivery.
71 North Main St.
1 "’A'u'rb 'n“éat‘§+fir+.drtl11¢:
HARTFORD, Jan. 10.——Auto reins-é
tration for 11117 in the office of the;
Secretary of State allows a 1011i today i
of $359,537,113 compared with $276,833 1
last year The number of Nuistra-i
lions applied for hv mail is 211,997 and
individually 5.216. '
The secretary of state has ttunounc-i
ed a change In connection with thei
A1 ”98.1,” 3 (19pm, about I relation of the 11111111 police to the on»
State Police
Rowe Wheeler has heretofore been no
lively connected with the department
but his connettion in this renpectj
venues. Hereafter special assignment?
'of state policemen to investigate cns-.
on will be asked for. No cash fees will;
be paid to witnesses in automobile
hearing cases; they will be given or
dern on the state treasurer.
80H"! Illlllllllll
_.,..:_=
Widespread Adoption of “Neutrone?
Prescription 99" Puts Big 1
Check on Rheumatism ‘
The crusade against rheumatism in?
this-1 section has had it's effect. ‘
The. astonishing results of “New;
‘trone Prescription 99" which has beeni
lso widely recommended seems beyond'
'1eiief to the many relieved unfferer's,
practically very ruse has been cured?
ot' benefitted. i
“Netttrone Prescription 99" is the,
long looked, for blessing and has:
sprung into almost instant popularity,
actual results verify thin.
"Nentrono Prescription 99" is dif-
ferent from anything else in that It
aims at the elimination of rheumatism
as a constitutional disease of the
blood "“ i
We earnesth recommend “Neutrone‘
Prescription 90" to all sufferers from
rheumatism, gout or lttmbago Do not
fail tolest this now famous prescrip-l
lion. 17m
Go to your drnggist and get 11 50c
or $1.00 bottle and say goodbye trou-
ble. Mail orders filled on 81.00 size.
For sale in South Norwalk by H. A.
Mead, druggist.—Adv.
Merchants Profit
Sharing Coupons
With all Cash Sales?
Clifford Pharmacy,
F
PERCENIAGE DROPS,‘ _
, back.
, B4 Wuhlnpton St., 810. Nnmllr, Conn.
__.... M...
“Glover’s”
Btty Goodyear
Welt-Shoes
Many shoes of inferior quality
and workmanship sell for just
.as much.
._Try__.
LOUNSBURY, MATHEW-
SON & CO.’S SHOES
For Particular People
Elwood &Gl0ver
.122 Washington St.
South Norwalk
Children's Shoes a Specialty.
The New Science
DEFINITION- OF CHIROPRACTIC:
Chiropractic in the definition or the?
cause of the lisease and the art 0'
adjusting the"snmo. Disease is caused
by a wrench, twist or apraln in the
Eve: I! done in childhood
It creates pinched nerves and pain in
later life in the different organs and
limbs.
Chiropractor: remove the cause of
disease and pain. health is restored
through harmonizing the nerve aye
tents in your body. Female troubles
given special attention: also curvature
of the spine. You will never regret
giving the Chiropractor n chance tr
help you.
Magnetic treaunentii given also.
T. Francis, D. C.
Graduate from Palmer School.
’ {For Unto-duh Iorvluo Gall
FRED H. GANUNG.
Funeral Director and Embulm
' 0111c. and Balance
Telephone 90‘
54 So. Main It, _ .80. Not-wait
‘ Pm' ’33"? '31 J
Min. Ethel? Virgin“ 01111.11
vocALnuoto
J
W
| K. i A. CLAVEN
THE SELECTION OF '
SUITABLE WALL PAPERSi
is an easy task here. We show;I
so many varieties both in pat-l
toms and plain colors that we!
can suit any taste or meet any]
requirement. And we can suiti
any purse too. We carry papers
in every grade, so any price limit
yau may have set g1 be accom-
modated.
The Gorham Coi
The Little ‘Shop
WOMEN’S WEAR
MIDWINTER
SALES
50 NO. MAIN ST. l.
AT BECKMANN’S
Here is your opportunity to try our Cog“ at reducd
prices. All Fresh Roasted Daily.
Beckmann’s Best Bland (In Silver Foil Pkgs.), lb. . 33¢
No. 1 Royal Plantation Coffee, 35c grade, lb. ........
After Dinner Blend Calico 32c grade, lb. .......... ,2‘
Challenge Blend Coffee, 30c grade, lb. ............ '
Golden Santos Coffee, 25c grade ..il1 20¢ 5 lbs. 95¢
We Guarantee Our Coffees to Give SatisfaCtion or
Money Back. '
A. F. Beckmann & Co.
GROCERS AND WINE MERCHANTS
83 and 85 Washington St. Telephone 1495.
This Stropper is
11 Wonder
Puts a Keen Edge
011 Gillette Blades
Those tlttt See it,
Buy it
11 will cam, Itself
Many Times
Albert ll. Morgan
South ’ Nor-walk
Stenographer
(male) Wanted
Also Bookkeepers and Stcnog-
raphers, male and female.
1
CALL and let us tell you t
the Splendid Chances ‘
now open.
of
Merrill Business
College
South Norwalk
Stamford. Port Chester.
7*
Skates
For any Member A
of the Family.
Them ls Good‘SI’t‘at-
Steam Dying 8: Cleaning Co.
Formerly known as Bridgeport Steam Dyeing «1 Cleaning 0o,
silk Drcueu, Gloves, Blankets and Lace Curtmalno Cleaned.
,.
H. LYNGE, Prop.
249 State Street ~BRIDGEPORT—
Calendar Free
With an $8 purchase at Our wholesale store.
Wines, Old Port, Fine Sherry, Muscatel, Nice Table Wme, 1
, High Grade Whiskey of all kinds at lowest prices for th
Holidays. Come m an convince yourself.
J. DiSessa
Wholesale Store—Monroe St., Central Hotel Block.
South Norwalk. Tell 15,55 and 15rd}.
J iitg'On the Mill. Bond -'
A jAktertDMorgan
Become a Cons;
WE wrtcont: VISITORS
We are “constantly adding new items. and a trip through
our big and well lighted store is always a. pleasure.
We have two immense well lighted floors filled _w ,
FURNITURE OF EVERY GRADE for every room in tho
house, and OUR PRICES MEAN A SUBSTANTIA ,.—‘
SAVING. 1 ' ,
See Our Big Line of Office Furniture
RAYMOND 81 SON
Wall cu. High Sta.
Funeral Directors Norwa
Norwalk Chronicler