.. FRIDAY, JAN. x2, 1917
\ till NEWS 7
(Meters will be installed tonight. at
the regular weekly meeting of t‘ock-
enoe Tribe, No. 32, I. 0. It. M.
Photographer G. S. North, who has
been ill with the grip, has recovered
ant. is attending to his business.
—-Derby hats. Derby hats, O’Bricn’s. .
'i‘hcre are no signs of a let-up in the
grip epidemic in; Norwaik. in fact
liaflng the grip seems to be quilt)
tho style.
~~Corned colds, 16c H). N. Y. Mitt.
The mercury hit the lowest point,
ill tour above zero, in this vicinity
last night. At sown o‘clock it reg
inter-ed eight above.
*Latcst colors, soft hats, O’Brien’s.
Police activities in the First Dis
[not have been unusually quiet, for
nze past few days. Everybody has
evidently decided to be good.
>Roaat beef 16c lb. N. Y. Mitt
Tho extension of limo forjho use
of 1916 automobile market‘s expired
yi-siciday 'and all cars art: now rov‘
quired to carry 19” iiiarkors.
—A. variety of cups, ()‘Bricn's.
The continued casc of tho Slitli'
Ts Nathan Sciiiichiit, will be heard
Monday at nine o‘clock in the up-
town court, before Judge l.ocl~:wood.
wDANClNG SATURDAY NIGHT
Town Assembly Hull. (li‘ace liro‘s‘s
8-pioce orchcstrii-wt‘atliodi‘iil Chimes.
There will in» a rtuulai' iiiootiiig ot'
muckliigiiiim Post, No. l.‘, G. A. ll,
this evening, in the iodine rooms in
the Town Assembly hall building to
Wall street.
~Cockcnoo 'l‘rilio‘s dance.
Men's llali, Main sti‘oci, tonight.
Reports liuvo boon inutlo oi ii. num-
Rod
but (if children selling poriunic about:
[he oily, seven (lll‘l'l‘l't‘ill solicitors
culling at one homo with the sumo
uititzlt on one day.
Fflirltiiu steak 22c iii. x. 5'. Anti.
Skating ponds in Norwullt are now
pnvort‘d With it thick layoi' ol' ico.
'l‘iic Huri‘iico is smooth, and tho win-l
.ter sport may now be enjoyed with.
out tho slightest ilanuor of "trotting.
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~~«You will find a good assortment
of winner iiiillincry ui (‘lt‘iil‘illlCP 'snlo,
prioos at tho lit‘nox Illillinoi'y, 20 50.
Main street, South Noru’ulk. t‘oim.
Douglas lt‘owicr Woniiui'a ltciicf
Corps will moot tonight at the homi-
uumtors in Washington strcet, and
c.oiy member is unit-d to ililt'lltl, as
ntcctings will You hold otcry tuo
\vooitu iioroz’tt‘tor.
~Umbrollas, canes, mourning bands
O'Brieu's.
’l‘o ioach Ai'iiorlcnn itloas in Japan
(ind Korea, Bil-yontkoltl Mzii‘y Apport-
acller of. (hinnondnlo :ippliod to Nut-
uralization (‘lcrk M. .l. Flanagan for
it paraport this iiiorniiin. Miss Ap«
perm-nor, who is vory pioity, will he
:ittuthotl to tho stuff of :i llill-‘it‘llflnlii‘y
school. She will soil from San Fran-
oisco January Zti—llritigt-poi't
or.
~DANCING SATURDAY NIGHT
Town Assembly iiiill. Grace Bl‘tl's'S
ii-pieco orchestra—Cathedral Chimes.
TWO automobiles, one loaded with
Lay, collided on Ilavlland sir-cot, yes-
\H‘tlily afternoon. William Drew,
coniioctod with the Old Woll Laundry
was the driver on the empty itiiicliino
and. John Lockwood, oi \\'osion. the
chauffeur of the other. lloth of the
cars were badly banged up. Tho
drivers came to it pcucoiihlo sctllt»
merit and no arrests wot-o mudo.
~Don‘t fail to take advantage of tho
Clearance Sale of waists at the X. it
lltyan Colo store tomorrow.
A strong wind blowing almost iii
retitly from the north and bringing
«with it the breath of tho icohoi‘gsi
from the frozen regions innde ycstoiui
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Keep Your Eye
Upon our advertising space for any
change iii Cs‘al prices
We are leaders in our line of goods of all descriptions.
Hay. (Vain. Coal, Feed, Cement and everything needed in
the l ”'ig line.
RA'II' LTOND BROTHERS
:37 Washington St.
Phone i I 3-3.
Ti? many years
t'vttdahi family
i; ".“':|l i’m-H-Icii‘ic that
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i Thaw spent a vcry good night and is,
,icsiing quietly, :l(‘(‘t)llllnf.f, to the resi-
dont physician of b‘l. Mary's hospital.|
lit- iippoarod to bo t-liccrl‘ul.
lit‘lt’t'ith‘H aro on ;;lliil‘ll at ’l‘hziw‘s.
hodsido and ii warrant for his arrest.
is l't-lid)’ to ho r’t‘l‘Vt'tl the momcnt‘
lit' in considercd out of danger.-
' Assistant District Allul‘lioy Black:
‘of Now York. was oxpoclod hero. to]
day to mako :irruncciiicnts to have;
him removed to Now York as soon as
possible.
'i‘iiaw's attempt at self-destruction
vrts tho cliniaX‘to u sonrcli for him,l
villi-h hogan horo ’l‘uostioy. lli- isl
wuntcd by the Now York authorities
1 on clinrgcs of kidnapping and assault—l
.iuy I‘Tt’tlt'i'lt‘li (lump, Jr., of Kansas!
(‘ii;.‘. .‘tlo, Accordion to a privato do;
iii-Miro employed hy the Thirty inm-
i‘ily, the Mayor oi" h‘tuinfortl. \‘l’iiitol
itritl him lilo (lump charm-s wore an!
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:ittoinpt at blackmail and that lie‘
‘\\:~:; planning to .~iii~i‘o'itici~ to the:
Now York piilioo riit hor than ho;
“trouted like an ordinary prisonor.":
.‘lio had heon at llil‘ lionio of Miss
ll~lli71ibolli A. 'l‘zit-ot, iii \Vost l’liila'
Hilt‘llllllil, \vhoio ho “‘11:! found would
from tho loss of blood from his‘
vounds and u blmulstiiini‘d razor by;
his sido, sinco curly 'l'uosduy morn-l
inn. lio hiitl boon inirotlncod at the;
Tarot homo as "Mr. “'ost," tho tiotocfl
:tivc- who has boon dcscriliod as his:
"bodyguard," declared that he want-l
oil to kocp 'i‘liuw in soclusion iiiitii
"lio was in it fit con-lition" to Taro.
lilt' New York authorities.
lv‘iicnds ot‘ 'l‘hnw hora advanced
tho llil‘til‘)‘ that hill :illointd it) ontl
his lilo may iiavo sucuosii-d ltsoll'
to lillli through tho suit-lilo :ii Atlan-
,tit' (‘ity of llornuril \‘t'. Louis. its lir~_
was about to he uri-ostcd in connool
[inn with tho lilill‘lli‘l' of \luzio. (‘ol-l
l't‘l‘l. tho i‘liiliidolpiiin ndH-rtisini: “Mfr
model. '
MUNIIION [tilt iiowsu}
(Coliilliiit‘d’ from first page.)
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Tim loss ostiniiitod at ntort‘ lhtin
. S‘Lt'ithIllt), is :iccoiiiiti-d for almost on,
i‘;ti.i‘oly by tho dosiructlon of «hollsi
iwyhich tho company loads at this?
pit-iii for tho Russian uot'oi'mnonll
i'i‘ld‘ it‘t‘lilll§:liltll‘ t'llt'lli‘flll'o i-oiitiiinodl
:Lt‘lvd‘t‘il forty and titty buildings, but!
Ithorc wore of ilimsy construction,I
‘iintl it is said that tho company iii-
icniiod to abandon thorn in :t Slitll‘l'
llI‘iP \t'lion it iinishi-d its pi'rsoilt con-z
tract.
Itioro than Limo pornons who find
from their liomcs surrounding the
plant to t‘ht’illiv tho rain of projooliios
\t'ori- slioltcri'd and rod inst ninlil bl
lilo polico and charity otiiciula of
noinhliorinp towns. Sumo time may
chipso lwforo it is known \t'lictlior
any of the fugitives lost thoir livos
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Johnson 8t Murphy’s, Slater & M.rrili’s
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Sharing Coupons
With all Cash Sales
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Clifford Pharmacy,
So. Main and Elizabeth Stu.
Phone: 833-1535
Certificate and Coupon Free .-
SHOES
FOR PARTICULAR MEN
, The Newest Lasts and Leathers are Here
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Beef, iron 8t Wine
Tonic, Stimulant and Appetizer”
F. H. BAXTE-R
Dru ggist
Plenty of Reliable Hosiery ‘
CONNEALLY & BRACKEN
T ILIPHONU 1015-!
I1 WASHINGTON ITREET
Greenport Oysters Long and Round Clams
All kinds of Salt and Canned Fish.
BRIDGE FISH MARKET i
'Phonea 108 and 109.
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List of Fltll Not Frozen ;
Salmon Spanish Mackerel l
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Cod Frost :
Halibut Black I
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Free Delivery. 71 North Main St. l
l SPORTS NOTES
. The tlopo was right. Nortt‘nlk cor-
itainlcy wont up against a stiff pro-
“Glover’s”
Est. 1897
the lianliury main. i
'l‘hcro was nothing
but tho roforot‘.
Norwnlk has dotinitoly decided to:
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to last night:1
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THE SELECTION OF
SUITABLE WALL PAPERS;
his an easy task here. We ishowi|
so many varieties both in pat-
terns and plain colors that we
,can suit any taste or meet any
requirement. And we can suit
any purse too. We carry papers
{in every grade, so any price limit
{yau may have set can be accom-
I modatcd.
position last night. Too many men oul The Gotham CO
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This Shopper is
a Wonder ’
Puts a Keen Edge
on Gillette Blades
Those that See it,
Buy it
It will Earn itself
Many Times
Albert ii. Morgan
South Norwéik
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FREE
Elegant $3 Wine Sets, Thermometor and
Calendar Free
with an $8 purchase at our wholesale store.
Wines, Old Port, Fine Sherry,
High Grade Whiskey of all ki
Holidays.
Grade
Muscatel, Nice Table Wine,
. _nds at lowest prices for the
Come in an convmcc yourself.
J. DiScssa
Wholesale Store—-Monroe St., Central Hotel Block.
South Norwalk. Tell r555 and 151-4
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Entity out of longuc basketball this sea-1
json. Soniconc has evidently been:
jmiiiting good use of his oyou and.
Men and fin“
Women’s The Care of the Teeth.
in .1 miittcr which rccciyos tho :itton-l
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liion of ovary prudent person; by ho
grinning oiirly in life, much can hc‘
SHOES loom: to render them strong and use»?
at nd St le l‘ui int-inbcrs of tho body. ’l‘nrtar!’
Full Of We a y should not be allowed to collect giv~il
ring on untidy appearance, and foul
lirtutli; the gums should ho ltcpt in
n lit-nitliy condition. tho lccth having;
The New Charlotte Boot
Black Vamp, Wing Tip‘
WOMEN'S WEAR
MIDWINTER
SALES.
K. a A. CLAVEN
56 NO. MAIN ST.
The Little Shop
Icavltles filled berm-c the pain or an'
White Lace Top
:iicii dl‘lYt'S ii paticnt to tho dentist.)
Teeth \tliicli protrude or oyorfiap‘
Low Heel
lrun ho straightened and i'omilntod so
‘tout no one nood have an ugly month.
.1303. niutoriiils and good wm'kniunship
ate my standards. ‘
ElwoodiitGlovei 5 Dr. J. H. Malleiy '
x22 Washington St.
Sunday: by appointment only. 1
South Norwalk
Hours 9 a. m. to 5 p. m.: 7 to 8 p. in.
$6.50
BOYS‘ AND GIRLS‘ snons‘
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Children’s Shoes 3 Specialty.
in tho lliickcnsack lllitl'rlll‘ii lhro‘ich
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Stenographer
(malc) Wanted
réphcrs, male and female.
Also Bookkeepers and Sierra};-
day morning one of the most unplons-l '.\‘lll('l‘. many of 1h. :.i plunged in u
mit 01' the winter thus for. The moo, blind rush for ”TOOK
cury did not. go as low as it had donoj Tho "an did not roach ”w mm
,izrct'iously this winter, twelve andipnvn's magazliio in which were stor-
fourteen degrees above zero being ro-l t'tl iiiiitulnol. nitric acid, picric ucid
CALL and let us tell you
Houso of lloprcsoniiitivos yesterday.
The mcasure would inrikc it unlawful
to oi'fcr for solo
ottos.
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ol‘ giro.
ii way cigar-
The New Science °‘ the Splendid Chances
'IDEFlNITION or: CHIROPRACTIC “0w 0pm
{corded 'at six o’clock, but the raw and black powder, Hood in ”mm,“
wind intensified the cold. The Silll‘illl" :hclls. Those magazines aro $1..
warmed things up'u. bit. this nftcr- hair-ti in n i'cnioic quarter of tin. on ’
noon, but pedestrians walked briskly! closure and carefully l)r()‘p(-uid_ .
not! drivers of vehicles Iound their; The hundreds of famillos whicli‘
'llt’ral'leflt wraps to be none too who fled front Kingsiand begun their 1...,
"fortablo. ”11TH to their homes this morning.
—BASKETBALL MONDAY *Thcy entered a “regulated Villltgo,
GIRLS! till it Miss
0i Billlllilli Hill.
' Chiropractic In the definition or the:
lcause of the license and the art of}
indiusung the same. Disease is causeal
by a wrench; twist or sprain in theI Merrill BUSllleSS
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R creates pinched nerves and pain inf
Crescent A. C. (Brooklyn) vs. Nor-
Many of the houses were so shalt
iridoiod that they were not tenant-
iater life in the different organs and
back. Even if (Wine in childhoodI
College
walk. Preliminary game. Dancing. Ar‘lzuhle. Many of thoso who run for
mory., Rest-wed seat sale at Donnel-l safety spent the night huddled in
IY'S- ichnrchcs and schools.
The shops of the Delaware. Luckn-
wnnna and Western Railroad in tho
y....‘f\{.}\1SV>0\\\§\\\.\\\\\\M.\\\\\\..\t.\ \*<i\\\.\\"‘ \ / vicinity of the munition plant Were
2; badly damaged. Shells ruined into
{Every W()tllan them, mining machinery and camp--
ment.
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I, should realize that an idle 2;
5 dollar is easily spent, while,
an interest-bearing dollar 2
.lbecomcs capital. Moreover,
' money carried upon the,
' person or hidden at home is /
,, Riot safe. Think it over, and
.r-'- decide to start an interest
. , account today. This
1' can help you with sugges-
tions, protection and com-
", pound interest at 4%.
NO‘RWALK WOMAN A
Mrs. Helena Hill Weed Becomesi
“Mild Millltant" at Washington
WASHINGTON. D. 0., Jan. 12——
Mrs. Helena Hill Weed of Norwalk,
Conn, daughter of Congressman
Ebenezer J. Hill, was one of the wt»
men who carried one of the big ban-
ners of the Congressional Union for(
Woman Suffrage and did picket duty
outside the gates to the White Houael
today, in .the organizations new
policy of “Mild Milituncy."
Mn. Weed; ii. former vice president
general of the organization ,will or.
range for the organizations guard to
do picket duty outside the executive
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by the Conxmlionnl Union tonight.
WITH
_;oiK LNHOMA AGAINST Ci
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" bisouiiuoryaiki
WHITE HOUSE PICKETVhair, fine and downy at first—yes—
mansion on Daughters of the Amort- '
lint-bu. ;
Chiropractors remove the cause or:
disease and pain. health is restoredi
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SOlLG___lO_SSl, Wilt
{ZS-cent Bottle Destroys Dandruff and
South Norwalk
through harmonizing the nerve syn-i
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mum“ Beauty °f Your ”a" tems in your body. Female troubles,
Stamford.
Port Chester.
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Ication of Dandcrine you can not find ti
single trace of dandruff or falling hair
and your scalp will not itch, but what
will please you most will be after a
few weeks' use, when you see new
given special attention; also curvature ‘
of the spine. You will never regret
giving the Chiropractor a chance tc
help you.
Magnetic treatments given also.
T. Francis, D. C.
84 Washington St, 80. Norw-Ik, Conn
Graduate from Palmer School.
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but really new haii‘ugroWing all over
the scalp.
A little Danderine immediately dou-
bles the beauty of your hair. No dif-
ference how dull, faded, brittle and
scraggy, just moisten a cloth with
Danderine and carefully draw it
through your hair, taking one small
strand at a time. The effect is amaz-
ing—your hair will be light, fluffy and;
wavy, and have tin appearance of‘
abundance: an incomparable lustre
softness and luxurianoe.
Get a 25-cent bottle of Knowlton’a
Dandcrtne from any drug store or tol-
Iet counter. and‘prove that your hair
iii its pretty and soft as any-that It,
it“ been neglected or Injured layout-aw
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For Up-to-dlu Service Call
FRED H. GANUNG.
Funeral Director and Embalme
Office and Residence
Telephone 904
M 80. human 80. Norwnlli
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Mrs. Ethel virgin. O'Neil:
VOCAL STUDIO ‘
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Skates
of the Family
There is Good Skati
ing on the Mill Pond
«homeowners
FOr any Member , .,_~
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WE WELCOME 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 with
FURNITURE OF EVERY GRADE for every room in the L
house, and OUR PRICES MEAN A SUBSTANTIAL 3
SAVING. "
See Our Big Line of Office Furniture I
RAYMOND Si SON
\Nall 68). High Sts. Funeral Directors Norwicilzijil‘
Clearance of W’aists“
In accordance with our usual custom we will dispose
of this season's Waists before the arrival of the new mod?
els. Losses like these are all in the life of Storekeeping.
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Our necessity is your opportunity—and allow us to '
suggest that you do not fail to take advantage of it'. The
lot comprises tailor-made striped silks, fanCy lingerie and
veiles. Sizes are broken—but there is interesting choosing.
Regular $1.50 and $1.98 values.
SPECIAL $100
ll ennui min street South Nam: SELL “S _
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TAILORED SUITS . :IT TO 0 J .
and ' " s '
REMODELING 0F FURS uccessor to Win. Effron.
\EEUILT TY
-»~ Smith“ Underwood [I Y
Remington. all other . ave
makes, sold, rented,
by.
New York Ladies’ Tailor
We Also
FEW-RITERS — L. i;
repaired. Rentals, 83
per month. Machine:
cold at 86 per monui
JAS. DONNELLY
Phone 499. . .. .
. 37'Fort Street. Eaiit'NorWIm,‘ 7'
G. ROCKOFF‘
" I! North Milli
no» CW: and
fies“!!! ,
Norwalk Chronicler