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yards Out ThisMonthi
Nos. 35598 a 35599;
"DONNELLY’S
1.3.,“ Sot'th Main Street
gitit’ttws
'. superintendent of. Schools, lra 'l.[
pman has retm'ert-d from an at-i
‘ 30f the grip. '
@353 stand . ._
just to flag your attention to
Trousers Day at this store
-—-pants at one dollar per
leg.
Trousers from $3 to $5 per
pair.
Now's the time—big variety
—all sizes.
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.‘Wflllam 1’. Ward. of Washington‘
thigh Was onewf the interested visitvj
I‘ll, Saturday. at lilt- Automobilc’Norwalk
116W, iii New York. i
"We haVe two good dance records'
“tits month, the London Taps, No. l
and No. 33598, ask to hear both
.1th at Donnelly‘s, they are both.
ts records.
Rogers & Stevens
“1.
Rev. Ei'cderick A. (‘oleman wil
cave tomorrow for New York, when
he will spend next week.
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i ()ilicer Milton 1. Lockwood was on
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turtles G Reardon of Taylor (“.9 able to perform his duties today be
“attended, the automobile show in,i cause of illness.
V York, Saturday, and has placedi
an order for a new Grant Six. to bc“
‘ \ imted‘shortly.
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Friendship Association, No. 7, wll
meet tomorrow evening with Mrs
{Richard Dunn, 11 Elmwood avenue.
The» local police received telephone;
«up yesterday from the Bridgeportl
wanking them to be on the look-
Mw‘ja Locomobile car and a Ford
{hitched been stolen from the Park
Cit
i of Eimcrcst terrace, this evening.
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The Sandie Service,
beheld in the Trinity Episcopal
Iolh'Oetzel, of 30 Poster street.
Mania well-known Red Man,
~ . ‘next Sunday.
who has been confined to his home
So. Now talk
The auditors of lbe Star of Colum-
.i‘it Circle, Companions of the Forest
Quill meet with Mrs. M. J. Howard,
which was to
lChm-ch yesterday, was postponed until
SOCIETY
dill) i’i'iZSilNM-
News
x'v-t‘u and .‘ir-r. Josiah Millt'ttll
who am nrultiillt-nt in lh
It ii) its well as .\'t w Yuri: has it‘ll lo
lt'. (lill‘illi, l“__i.".., \~.I;t.rt:- they will spell
: th-n the Huntington hotel
lane of iiit' ill‘itlllillli new piatws \titit”
\‘iil tlll‘.t('l llt'tilli" from the llast thz.
\ 't :tpolt
\tintt I‘ at
‘r- liztt'l.
\itr, i“. ll. i;i.‘\.t>‘, Liiti \xltose- ilUiiii
tlzttl{::tltir-ll i; on‘
if the show places in litir‘. \ltfillil}
:tlil spend the winter l'asadou;
\'.ilt‘lt‘ she will he a guest at the Hun-
llllLUll hotel.
I." llcndriclt's point
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'I'ltc many friends of Clarence Ii
Aycry, formerly of llattbur)’ and
;.li-tl;:t=llt-ld, will be pleased to learn
[that he has sutrccssiiuliy passed ill!
examination for inspector ol‘ mechan
itni construction with the lnterbor-
ouch liapid Transit (‘0, of New York
city.
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Dr. J. Milton Coburn. of Colonial
t'ctlage, is contemplating a trip
south the. first of February to remain
(several weeks. Mrs. t‘oburn will
join him the first of March.
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Mr. and Mrs. Mark E. Brown, of
Jezsey (‘ity, N. J., are visiting the
latter's sister and brother-in-law. Mr.
laud iMrs. Alfred Kramer, of Hugh
street, Norwalk.
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Friends of Eben Hill are conratulat—
tug him on the announcement of his
engagement to tilts. Mildred Hacker.
Bo'tll are well known in social circles
Mrs. Wm. I-‘. Kora has returned to
her home on Burrltt avenue. after
|spending ten days with relatives and
f: ‘ends in Springfield, Mass.
Autumn.» llluklllg up
American (fontntittcc of
chased the old clfltgau of
SCHOON‘ER lN COAST GUARD
SFRV!CE.
NEW LONDON, Jun. 15.-~l.ieul. J
ltIcIJougal, N. S. N., arrived here
.cday to take charge of the auxiliary
:(‘iiUCDPI‘ yacht Crusader II., which
ha:- bccu transferred by her owner
I-ldwin Palmer, to the United States
Uovcrnmcnt, Coast Guard inspector
L”. J. Norcroft, of New York, making
the official transfer for the govern-
ment. Crusader it. was formerly
commanded by Captain Charles Barr.
of international yacht race fame. and
will leave New London, Feb. 15 for
coast guard service in Hayti.
TWO BOY DROWNID IN POND-
AI)DISON, Jan. 15.-—Tbe bodies of
Peter Stumpl. four years old, and
Mitzi ISchrumdorfer, seven, who has
been missing since yesterday after.
noon .werc taken from the Addison
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lilt‘
lilt-
i"rcuch iicrocs' Fund, hcadctl by
William Astor (hauler, have ].ttr
lilt‘
Marquis tic Lafayette, lhc ('ilzr
{iorfylfwo weeks suffering front sprain-
‘iédv~lléaments of his leg. from a'fall
fimlr‘ed, in Waterbury is much im-
noydd‘. '
jn‘rirl‘y Peasolsky of the Second Dis-
ltrictlcsportcd to police headquarters
{of ‘Norwnlk. No traCe of the couple
va been found as yet.
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)Jfl'he‘ 'board of dlectors of the South‘
filng'yconnnittee: G. L. Woodward, A.
V‘Lfi'l‘hereault, Wilfred Bodwell, T. H.
.13. Bilhins, E. S. Laflin, H.‘ l.. Lowudes‘
rand W. O. McLean.
VivL‘he'girlr of the Franklin .lunior‘
gh. have formed an Athletic as~
imitation. meeting Thursdays and Fri-t
(tiara at Lincoln school. They are
"learning to play basketball under the
traction of Principal E. ii. Ratidalt
‘ ‘rmd Miss Margaret Jennings.
[l iii‘ibeing iredly runtoretl that
uinbal‘ is going: to its in price early
the spring. The rumor says that
Vprico of spruce timber will be;
pectaliy high after April 1. Local
lacs have had no oilicial notice
Wthifl effect, and are temptedfiplo
WOIyalk club have elected the follow.'
. tale in Norwalk last week, with ntorl- WM" “Bumm-V W'm her
’.llc great chiefs of the state will
visit linens Tribe, No. 26, Improved
Order of Red Men, tomorrow evening
and raise up the chiefs.
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l‘oltce and Mrs. William It. Penning
ten of High street.
hr. Stiles 1). Lawrence. of South
Maui street, is attending a meeting
of the State Cliiropodlst Society. in
New Haven today.
The monthly meeting of the Non
walk Building. Loan and investment
association will be held tomorrow cv.
eniua at the ofllcc of Taylor & Gold‘
on.
be a regular meeting
:thls evening of Oor Brotltcrs’ Lodge.
No. 10. l. 0. O. R, in the lodge
rooms in Wall street. All members
are asked to be present. '
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Miss Laure Sniffcn, oi South Nor-
ualk, is spending unfew days with
her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Richard
Sillit‘en. of 2 ltivcr street. llanbury.
There will
Mrs. John Manning. of Stamford
mother,
Tilt-re were ten sales of real es-
t‘ams of $59.90. For the second week 3.11s. ’l‘. Flaherll'. oi Sprint: street.
of January. 1916, there were iwclvcI
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'll‘ansiers of property and IllOi'lgflgeg \ii and Mrs. “and Shaw, of Hux
0" 015.71‘l- l'ill road. are entertaining Mrs.
.._.__. innayt‘s sister, from itanbury.
The January sale. at the Boston —‘""“
Oscar Schultz, the. local butcher, was
store is now in full swing. In order . . .
a visitor in Bridgeport. today.
that all may take adVantnge of this
sale, the store will be open this even-
ing until 9:30 o'clock.
WHOLESALE RAIDS IN LONDON.
LONDON, Jan. 15, 2 p. n1.——~The
'printtnc plant and the. headquarters
of the Women‘s Social and Political
l'nion. as well as the homes of sev-
vl'.li ot .\lr.-t. Panhhurst‘s lieut
Mrs. George Crosby. grand master
and hel‘ staff, oi the. Eureka Rebecca
lodge. l. 0. 0. I«‘., will journey to Stant-
lord \\'cdncsday evening, where they
Mr. and Mrs. Axel Seinknecht, of
Hartford, have been visiting (thict oi
Pond today. They were seen near
the pond yesterday, and today the
water was dragged after great sec-
tions of ice had been cut away from
the surface.
NORWALK METHODIST CHURCH
CALENDAR
Tuesday, Jan. 16, 7:45 p. m.
meeting. John Valient, leader.
Wednesday, Jan. 17. 7:40 p. m. EpU
worth Imagine class for Bible study.
open to all. conducted by Rev. Kin-‘-
neth Mackenzie, ‘Subjcct, "Dispcnktb‘
lions in the Bible." Everybody \l'cl‘
’ come..- -
Thursday. Jan. 18. 7:45 p. at. mid-
}wr 2k devotional service, led by the
‘pastor. Topic. "My li‘a'voritc Bible
Character, Why?" This meetim: is for
young and old; all the church.
class
‘ Friday. Jan. 19, 8:00 p. in. Social
,tnecllng of Men’s Assembly. lood
program and collation.
WOULD CUT SALARIES.
WASHINGTON. Jan. 15.——lncreases
:of pay for government clerks approv-
ed ‘by the House, were stricken from
the appropriation bill today by the
Senate committee, ' it also recom-
mended reducing the salaries of the
members of the farm loan board
from $10,000 a year to $7.300 a year,
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it now, all pain and swelling is gone
Otlbl. it. Because this has lit-cu more
r lens of an Olli‘ll-Wllllt'l', to date
had easier
will install officers in the Reliccca
lodge. in that city at a public demon-
slration.
Zlil
i'ncas llayloii. No. role. will enter-
“ ' ' 1min Ouax llayloft, of Stamford. and
~TCNIGHT BASKETBALL it"o(-kc‘loe llayiofi, of Norwaik. this
scent A. C. of Brooklyn tCOllllll'iS‘ evening. The fourth degree will be
«college stars from Cornell. Prince-
mt Rochester nUiversitiesl vs.
' Preliminary game. Danc-
Armory. Reserved seat sale at
"'neliy's.
worked and the candidates will b9
shown how to make hay under elec~
tric lights.
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iWoman‘s Association of the South
,Norwalk Congregational Church will
”WEITE PINE AND TAR“ be held at the home of Mrs. J. Milton
For Coughs, Colds, BronChitis.. Coburn on Wednesday afternoon at 3
Etc o‘clock. Mrs. Giles D. Brown, recent-
lly returned from Ceylon. will address
,Pnuvo"-f" rnneo "pn Him mutating;
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cur Savings Increase
(When wages and incomes are higher, their savmgs arevpro-
portiohatdy increased.
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The South Nth-walk Swings Bank encourages greater
,gbrcompounding your interest. .
.‘ enFSolmans; Pres; , George L. WOOdward, Treats. ,g- ‘
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titlt Norwalltjsavings hank f _'
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in \.itit‘i_\' separated sections of hon-E
til'll were simultaneously raided yes,
.L m . , . AMERICANS. The motion In mum by In M W and an as In.
W. LA'AYmE "a“ Is DOUG“? BY .‘ltsr‘ “tarot. of Fifth. to inert-nu! ”Vim M )9 0-» gm“; cm
NORWALK - ‘ . ' r ‘ 1:;th etnployes' pay has ion by ‘,CI“I9W$ an against tlr city. The
H I i.» lute. h’mnaluf Tillman. of death We ‘5‘“ it.» an of in him! to
P; turtlztat. nth the only lie-moral IND M M i”: ii) the mm.
4} L “\Ult‘t! tor 21' Increase The ”still!!!“ ........... - ‘-
m KlLLiD lN HART.
FORD.
HAW). Jun.
ins-t at 52th mri‘vasm to the 59V".
$131233»? a war
.slrizi
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CHICAGO'S BILLBOARD REGULA-
TIONS.
In {maid nan/molt of tall. prOhlblK' in; “- his city, this morning.
.tltltout consent 'ol’ more than half the ”rig tram,
“ v9... property ownerfi. “‘88 “11318“ tell a his right arm was broken.
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. iPeroxrdesz‘ozoth ate 4
trial tune nl this exmptmm mm. and as. m ntv
'4; name to Vtvaudau. bout. ammonia. New York, N
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tcztu tic t'hayaniat‘ i’aycttc, birth—
tti to will
dcncc. They will turn it into a
memorial museum and home for
suitiicrs‘ orphans and soldiers
disabled in the war.
from $6,000 to $3,000,
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HOSPITAL NOTES
Mrs. Theresa Lcngyl, of Sound \‘icw
Terrace, was discharged Saturday.
Fred llunce, of the steamer “Med-
ea" and Frank Lowndes, oi the steam.
er “Osttca,” were admitted Saturday.
Georg: Reynolds, of 54 First
street, and Thomas Moore, of 15 Wood
street, were admitted Sunday.
Mrs. Maude l-‘rudenthal, of 15 Wash
ingtcu street, was admitted today.
RAILROADS LOSE MAIL CASES.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 15.——Tcst
cases regififled as decisive of about
1800 railroad claims against the gov»
ernment for approximately $35,000,-
000 additional compensation for car-
rying the mails from'l907 to 1911
were decided today by the Supreme
Court against the railroads. Appeals
of the Chicago and Alton and Yazoo
and Mississippi Railroads from rejec-
tion of test claims were dismissed.
lliililil amines
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. All Of Them Land in Their Praise: of
“Neutrone Prescription 99"
A working man buying a bottle of
“Neutronc Prescription 99" was asked
how it was helping him.
"llclping me," he replied. "Why
there is nothing on earth like it. You
don't know how my poor swollen. stiff
Joints and muscles paint-d and burned
l was nearly crazy with the suffering
and the worry of losing so much time
anti pay."
“Before I knew about “Neutronc
Prescription 00" I tried all kinds of
tablets and Iiniments. but one bottle
of "Neutronc‘ Prescription 90" helped
me so much that 1 ant never without
and l 1‘ch like doing things."
"Neutrone Prescription 99“ certainly
place of the i’rgut'hmau u ho help i
American iiiiii‘PL‘lP‘
43c ib-lhttter-43c lb
Very Best Creamery Butttr. Tin usual Bermannr
quality. Try a pound. You will nun.
Crown Aster California Aspanngipgpsr can
Gold Rock Brand Sifted Pm, pecan .............. 1 $¢
Crown Aster, Monopole or Baby Band Com, can 5
13 lbs. Fine Granulated 5'"!!- fm .............. $1.09
Crown Aster Buckwheat or Fannie Flour, pkg. . .. . 12¢
Alter Dinner Blend Co‘l’ee, 32c Mun. to 28¢ lb.
Ozone or Fels Naptha Soul): .0--- ..... . 2 cakes for 9¢
Snell & Simpson‘s Supaor HER rs,lb. ]1¢
Butterfly Brand Extra Dry kaP-mpkin, can 14¢
Ruppcrt’s Extra Beer, use If 2; ”he .... $1.15
Fine Old Port or saw"- win: . ........ . $1.15
Duffy’s Pure Malt Whiskey, “in ....... 85¢
A. F. Be'ckmann & Co.
GROCERS AND WE HERO-[ANTS
83 and 85 WalhlnmgSt Telephone 14%.
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The Blouse That Fashion Has
Stamped ‘With Her Approval
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it Was” 2': this chic 1
Idol with its jaunt); L
collar and not: ltdincss i.
in from. ;
The blouse is the finish- L
in; much to the smart ;
tailored. suit, so to be 5
may: you get just the
fight model select your
bins: from the
February ’
Pictonal' Reviecv
Patterns '
W'cnrgcntly recommend
‘ID you, before deciding
on your Winter Dresses,
In prawn; a copy of
The FASHION 300K in WINTER
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‘ Blouse 7093—20 cents
must be a wonder." the druggi'd rc-
plicd.- "We have .neVor handled any—
thing like' it, they all say the same."
500 and $1.00 the bottle, mail orders
filled on $1.00 size-ll. A. Mead. So.
Norwnlk.—Adv.
9—97
The regular monthly meeting of the .
i’ no Regent .Tbeatre lgblock.
street," . Wednesday-.1
tt-Iiay by the police and military auA
"..-l‘ilit s .actilt: under the Defense of
The -. Suitcase publi-
cation Britannia and
full of documents were confiscated.
Britannia has been criticising the
government. protestint:r lb!" l‘mrt'
":tiity two governments, one,
of Premier Lloyd George to...
ptople, who wanted to win the war.
L.lll|“l' a remnant of the late
gmrrnment. which favored a peace
compromise.
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RECOGNITION OF THE PROGRES
SIV
NEW YORK, Jan, 15.——The>degree
of recognition to be given the Pro-
prcssives probably will be. discussed
this afternoon at the meeting of the
executive commititee of the Repub-
lican National Committee. Six JPro~
greasives were members of the Re
publican National ‘Committee during
the late presidential? national foam-
paign, and if any members of that
party receive places 'in the executive
committee it is expected that they
will ’bo chosen from Etbe six; 3,
“Of course we'll want. thdvtl’ro
gressives with us," said Common
man Alvah H. Martin, “tutor any
project that will make for harmony.
"he revolt of the November
demonstrated the need oftlt‘i ‘ its .
Chairman Willcox, before thdfideét-
Ing, declared empbstféally .tbat<‘§he.
and no intention of resigning. “Wit ‘ -
The National Merit til: Proygion
C0,, of iNew‘York City? will on ” -eIr-
Norwalk‘ store. which 13 My
two taxicabs i
ll coal: only ten cents whm‘dufluflbmwfii’idwid.
' Rain“;
ramps Donneliy 16 90. Main St;
‘ Styles That Speak Emphatically
the many
McCall 7
Designs
for F eb-
ruary
End-of—the-
season dresses
that are prac-
tical, attractive
easily repro-
duced at small
expense by \
the home
dressmaker.
[ .. McCiilll. PATTERNS for February
. .NOW ON SALE
McC-Il Mum. 7577.153; modicum No. 7573
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AVERAGE FIGURI-
give Style, Comfort wm_'
{2&qumede
motile-niacin denudat-
ruist Economical Price, $3.” '
Qwatnoiurrnv 31:05., In; : rhY-nmutsnrmaao. g .
m (I Moms, 2! years old.
mm on the two linen road.
\t’Astllanx, Jan. liwt'hicaxo's m libel at the Mon street en‘s-
io; l-tll boards on l't‘hidl are streets dip-doll Ian while trying to board
He was decent!»
Norwalk Chronicler