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South Norwalk 1
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THE GREATEST OF ALL CLEARANCB SALES IS
'AT THE PARIS STORE. ‘
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No need of you looking ‘elsewhere, as the best merch-
andise in town you will find here. We buy cheaper and sell
‘ cheaper than” any store on earth. Our prices cannot be beat,
comparing quality of Women's Dresses,
Coats, Suits,
Dancing Frocks, Skirts, Blouses, Petticoats Iand Mufis.
Bib FA R l S Cloaks & Millinery
33 So. Main Street, So. Norwalk
> efi‘iq"
, :rtt‘Wii'Ped‘ M'fii’dt Page),
“tithe
-. Weed by the.presence oil
9, 9f; the stateomeersor the nine
, ton. President linger J. Tay-
.-;of,Westbroolr. and Secretary- .
l"‘.'.".Allgru_nn. ot_ New. Boat.
.nghm-mmgeaiaw. a few ex-
.celfiant- remarks on the advisability. at :
roach an (ii-sanitation; as a rtfle‘ciuir
antLthe purpose otit. l
The election of officers was the.
first business which occupied the an
trillion of the members. Following?
.this, the Chairman. Frederick H. GanI
“3g!
of a chaplain and mentioned tltei
name of Rev. William G. Gimn, past-t
(r or the South Nerwalk Methodist
Church. as the person to till the of-
fit-e. The recommendation was pull
to a. vote and carried. Later in thel
owning. Rev. Mr. Gimn was able to
attend the meeting and accepted the'
position with thanks. He said that!
he would be glad to do anything inf
;his power to aid his country and it!
lite could help the club aloof. in any"
.way he would be glad to do so. 4
The plan of establishing a new;
range was talked and was left in,
' ing.
«Big Bargins
x'Kranach & Bach
.' x Shaninger
1 Gordon
1 Christie & Son
Saturday Specials
PRIME RIB ROAST 16¢. 18¢. 20¢. 22¢. 26c 1"
FRESHSHOULDERS... 18¢”).
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. . _ ..... ; ....... . ........ . 21¢ lb.
$35-00 AND ”P ; SHOULDER STEAK .......... 16¢ u.
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"filildwell Piano C0. 1 E LIVERY TO EAST NORWALK.
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Schultzc’s Sanitary Markets
32 Washington St.‘
South Norwalk.
39 Main St.
Norwalk.
~ firmly on thc future of thc organiza-
tion and plans made by him which
he hopes to carry throuch. SPt‘l't'~
airy l-‘. S. Allgrunn ioilowcd Mr.
Taylor‘s ledd and -dcscribed the work
oi the club in Bridgeport. lie-rec»
unintended that special ttllenlion be
[and to indoor work. ,
ILitutcnant-t‘ommauder 'l‘ciiair :\l.
Minton have a short address on the
history of tings which was urcatly up
pt‘vt‘mtcd. (‘aptuiu F. S. Bonnier
gnu- n t‘cw pointcrs in thc shootiml
‘01‘ a riilc.
Following: the speech muking‘, u
Pnc bufi‘ct lunch uus‘scrycd. ll con~
sistcd of sundwichcs, sulad. cotton
and was toppcd oil‘ with cigars.
'l‘ln, ollitwrs for tho following my
:t.. H: .lcti last night :trc:
Sensibly Priced f
‘ Sold on Credit;
'S Ltzurday Specials
~ . ‘ i .i : FRESH SHOULDER .......... ' .
tatelytl 318ml?" ; FRESHHAMS ..... 7°C. ......:::::::.:i::;£33.:
.. 42 SOUTH MAIN b’l‘. PRIME RIBS OF BEEF .. ...... 18c» 39¢ 1!.
.__.__.___,_w “WNW, DIXIE BACON .; ..... 2% n):
F7 S LYON . SWIFT’S PREMIUM I-IAMS ....... ..... 25¢ nl.
. . ‘ 3 _ PRcugIT SHARING BANK COUPONS.
-, nod Job Printing 3 floors Meat 8.- Provision Co.
Paper. Beet Work. Belt Priceo (2 Stores)
6 NORTH MAIN ST. ‘
South Norwalk. Phone 1180. '
ni- NORTH MAIN STREET ;
°H0l E 001:
13 MAIN ST.
Nov-walk ‘Phone 881.
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Dietitian ofthe occasion was;
recommended the appointment [‘H
the hands of a committee'appointed;
-Ior that purpose at a previous meet-t
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After the regular business of thcl
~ .- ~ .
‘ . Furs”
120% on ,
Suits
20% Oil
' tttltttltts ;
llnattcr go to the Joint committee on 1‘90
rules. and the House 30 ordered. .
‘. This made disagreeing action.1
‘When thc matter was returned to1
the Senate that body voted to adhere‘
fund ask for conference. Senator;
‘chtt. majority leader. was named.‘
{The House also voted to adhere and.
liicps. l’casclcy and Geary; the lat-j"
ter the minority leader. were named
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' Out of Touch. ‘3
i The unusual dcrclopmcnl du‘ringl
tthe thutyviour hours was that thin
lliousc Dctuocruts discovered thut l"
.tht-y were out of touch with tiny:
;Svlttilt’ unuubcrs and thcy hnstcnedl
,to join with Illt‘ lit-publlt-uns of tin“
fliottso in thc rcqucst to giro thc
,proposcd amondun-nt "tho onct- orcr",
‘ztl least in conicrr-tco bcforc ucccpt-109
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5 - mney SéVin'g :Siales
meeting was finished. Judge John? .0. 2
Rough was made toastmaster. Hc‘ =‘ . - ~ - . i» ., t
. ltonttnucd from First 14th
introduced the speakers of the crenfi t :9 . .3
in; with it few fitting remarks. The} 5.. ,4
first one to talk was Edgar J., 'ra,~.‘Mil{tiI'tl. came forward to concur wtthi : .
lot. president of the State. orgnnizn- 1hr Sent"c and pass the tirOItosedt’:° - & l
."lm‘ Mr. Taylor said that he “‘athmendment under a suspension oijoo .’ . .9
tsld'ii to noto the enthusiasm shown.th rules. But ”‘0 :llcpublican lead-1.: , . .
at thr meeting. He spoke intrrcst-il‘l‘. “Gil l’t‘flst‘lt’)‘. moved that ”193‘. 3
West Washington Street
DON’T MISS OUR
:Final Clearance Saleit.
We have started this sale a“ month earlier than usual
a... to give all a chance to make good use of their bargains.
LCoats
107090“ .
China
20% on
Shopping Bags and Purses '/2 Price
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3 \t.n~ttm=ttlnnimtrunnm u, [‘to -"”* ‘3‘ . . . ‘0’.
"WEN“. t it is lullnmlcd thul t~pc::ltcr Nutty. : clearing out sa]e_
St’cl‘o-lttrv l“ M liolet-l .docs not “le {tho rcsoluttnu to; l‘. 90 . .
'i‘rcustn‘cr ‘lh' llirnm ll w”! roads. it Is thouzbt ltkcly that a". . .
tltnhluins» lu-i' Willi'uu‘tl lit‘l‘in ('ltllllirtlllllrt‘ may h“ ‘HMMI and}. G
I l'le‘t‘lllth‘ l‘i'lt‘i‘l' Willi-mt mun-n sonic way tlt’Vlrlt‘tl to Inwt tho sun-.4 ar e econ“ S ene
in“ ' ’ ‘ “ ’ ‘unstlon; ot (lurct'uor Holcomb and)? o
,I .. . , ‘ _‘ ‘l‘t-t mu 0 it impossible to Hunt lt‘“
!\l.‘(llll‘t".[ hm“ Ullmr ('>‘l'"!"‘ml;t:tnui mousurrs in ("tilitillillt-l‘.' :‘0: . . . . . . . . . . . 0 0 . .. . . 9 . 9 ‘ a 0 ‘ .
l mu t Aq*'l“1alll “mm. Oiliccr—v lhc funny purl of it till Is that , po.u.«.oeveo.».oo.99.«.«.eo.».«.o9.e9.».«Ooeouoo9.9e.omy”.o- cog
Lotus Wurdcll - 'sttllll‘ utcmbcrs sm- ill thc lll'tillU‘Mtl. . . ..._ _7
; ‘s‘ccond A misc 1 PM .. ilill‘ ,1 mow to-hurt soutconc. 'llm: ..._... “ -. "" -. ‘ A ”.-..-. “-~—'— " “ ..-_- '" ‘"
' h 'm H A“ Shumway oi Putnam to bn jnra‘ahzt‘s 011
(lilir't‘l'm '
l5. l- team. It. .
3 Third Assistcnt limum ‘Ofliccr-w
: ltittuin llrowncll. ‘
l‘V‘m‘th Asuistnttt
‘ Ii.‘ J. ltuiitlsc.
llztngv out. Dr-
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Delicious Butter, 3 lb. ............... ............
Frc;h Roasted Coffee. a lb .......................
Dunham‘s Cocoanut, to: pig. cut to . . , . . . . . . . , . . .
396'
.- 21¢
. 86‘
195‘
23¢
25¢
" I Adsofiookkeepers and Stcnog-
faphers, male and female. Live oak'BUd‘wmatt 3 “3' pkg. Cut to . . . . . . . . . .
Pure Maple Syrup, large bottle . .. . . .. . . . .
Fancy Head Rice ........................... 4 its;
A. STULL
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CAI.L and let us tell you
of‘ the Splendid Chances
now open.
24 Cottage Street. . East Norwalk.
SPECIAL l‘
: (contmnm From rum t’age.)
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“'hitntorc. both of Middlclown. lic
own: tho cigbtb of n family of nine
lcbiltmcu :tvni was born in Middlo
Illndtlnlll, May 13. 1924. Hit! curly
é-‘tlllt'lilln‘l was obtained in u district
l'l'hcol. Attcr touring school.
wcut to Hartford and cutcrcd ihc,’
..vton- ul‘ (‘ultin & Spcnccr. as a clerk.
Ho nus fond of mathematics and
vui'sucd that study nll of his lift".
.,lit'"\\'ill llit' first person in .\‘cw Eng~
‘Iund to illumiuulc :t house with wu-
‘lt’i‘ gas.
‘ Mr. Johnson mouthed glib (L‘utliu
3K5 Spt-nccr {or :xcvcn yours and with
glint mmtcr bu saved, hc began
to spcculutc in «n‘t‘cdlcs. lie mndo
t-uoualt out of this vcuturc to buy it
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- Finest Creamery Butter 4h: lb
- Lean Smoked Shoulders lS‘éc-ih
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Eaét ludia Tea co.
3 Tel. 371‘ 7 125 Washington Street
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herrill Business
. " ;. College
, South Norwallc
Dart Chester
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Eltomc and for many yours uftcr. con.
? tucd investments in real cstutc. iic
tuilt ccrontccn building-z in Hartford.
For many years he conductcd n hus-
.. inns; in scccml timid goods and was
4:1 gcncrul nuctiohccr in Hartford. In
it"c't‘ivil War timns. he invested in of
istcumcr plying between New York
ind Suramtuh, which n? one time was
:l‘fltl as u dispatch boat by_ (icncrall
‘tihcrman. l
g (In! Weather Forecasts. l
' ti‘lornce Johnson was known for,
leans as a weather prophet. ‘iiis i}:
lontut in wcnthcr procnosticuting
started when he was a‘hoy of it
lingo cnnstwisc hcat. He told the 'cap-
lain. and crew that they were going
in have a storm . td was laughed at.
Put; the storm ca c, Sent the boat
inter on its beam 9 ds and wrecked it.
|Miter that he began to study storms
and. -accord_tng to his own descrip-
..ttnlt. said that he could tell when it
tiring-m was coming from a stifling
tlooling. which he said was
f
Marrow Beans 12c lb.
Lima Beans Izc‘lb.
WholeRice 5clb.
x8 Oranges 25c
Large Pkg. Buckwheat :8c
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Norwalk
.Phone 448 Santos Coffee .. 1963).
4050 Prunes 2 lbs. for 25¢
Cranberries . . . roe qt.
Pure Lard zoc lb.
|I4 lbs. S’ugar $1.00
DERTAK ER
In". “00'. I93.
.lha fact that when two currents 0'2
.foir. one dense and the other ratified.
.i‘gme‘ together, the heavy cold air
i ethos the rariticd air down below
Luann he could feel this. '
: silo sent general warnings out just
‘héiorn the great blizzard of 1888.
£131.!“ on“ blizzard came. on March 12.
l ..‘l‘hia forecast attracted attention
“afloajloatem part of the country
willie considerable of the. tomcat.
lat that time be ltu (mounted
at which
Andrew
98 Washmgton Street
DaVey. inc. 3-.
‘lltcil' ptirib-uvs. cent-chilly thosc
ho .
due to ‘
Eaton. This isinot a move by.
.lfiis warnings were sent in' February
-ndftha “ht-munch» at that time.
“11“” prcvuilcd in (‘nugrcss cycrfinmm mutivc bchind this propoacd
Connecticut Law. ‘lt-gislullon.
t‘onuccticut it mm or the very ten. May Draw Pay in lnstallments.
Stains which insists that ovcry llli‘il-C'“ 'l‘hc lpgislaturc yostcrdny pusscd .'t
urc. no nuttttnr how usclcss, no tuni- joint rcsoiutinn which is of material
tcr bow l'nulisb, no multcr even it ninth, m Inplnhurs of hhoth branches
drill “ill! It‘lZl-‘lflliitii “”0de on ill“ who or.- not blessed with this worbi'.q
l‘UUlih‘. 01‘ lc‘ t‘0\'l‘l‘i‘ll directly it." “ll“‘hnondn to an largo (-xtcnt. ll \‘oletl
'tuhcr law, must he rcpnrtcd buck by ”I.” utcmbcrs nmv’"drmv ”my pay in
"‘0 "”m'mum’" ““1 1"” through thc tnstnllmcnts. commcucin: l-‘cbruary
rcgulttr procrdurc of n favorable. nu it ucxt. wbcu $60 may M. (illiillllt‘il.
port. “all" lu‘tntzur. , ..'l‘bcn t'\'l‘l'_\' mouth $60 liiol‘t‘, with the
liul llousc, nlcmhcrs :trc Jcttlous "'tlntlancc ol’ tho $300 to h“ t‘cccircd
. ot'lwhcn the session cuds. In othcr days
kill-"Fifi“ ”'“r 1"" "“'“""r“‘ ""‘Hl on. un-xnbcrs had to wait until the cud
Hm". nuiutoruhly. ”ml it may l‘“ inr of thc >t-.~Sl(lll bct‘crc drnwing u
possiblc to secure the now rnln fitt‘]|w.nu._
that “law" ' Anothcr mow was untdc to exoc-
‘ Why Democrats 099”“ ’tiitc busincss. A resolution was
“‘zl‘hc llctuocruts. luuiuly tln- lillill1‘-'mlupu.d'“m1“. the .~‘ll~‘llt’llt~‘i0n oi ”n,
tucn.-oppo;'c the chance hccttuse ”WY rulcs to allow the clerk of hills. and
[mu- it might bo tuudc ityllilltlllt‘ to H“. citizrossiug clerk to OWN"? 0101..
hall in cmumitlcl-s mrnsurcs u‘hiclt m” 1“,“. with it View to ”11”.“th
Vllpy holitwo should all lpusl have it thosc tll‘lfll'fi “.1th lun't‘ ut‘t‘llt'i‘i‘tl ill
chance for discussion. To some of motions 5055“,“ in these 9|“;an
thc lb-ntocrntic un-mln-rs uli thc fun ments. , .
of going to Hartford would lna lost it. Bill for increased Pay.
thct'c wcrc no chnucc to talk. own on A “501mm“ was introduced in ”w
:t measure which could not command 5mm“. which provides an incrcnsc 01‘
”"1 “om“ stiltll‘y for thc mcssongcr oi‘ the Sn-
l’cstcrduy Scnutor U'Sullivnn, thciwu'ior t‘ourt oi" lt'rirticld County.
minority lcudcr iu the Scnzite. li‘l‘ut‘hnrlosfls. Evans is the present "lo-t-
wurdcd ‘1 “‘"H' 10 Senator LVWW-‘ttctttzcr and he receives $1,200 a your.
urcsidemt ol‘ the Scnntc. explaining h L. prcposctl toducrousc ”at; 1.. 31.
his nttuck upt'tt thc method of nuut- 500 n your. Mr. Evans is mnsidcrcd
the senators to thc \ioint committees ......“ worth this fignw. lit‘ has had
and not iucludint; minority Senators thirty ycttrs‘ ..xpmtpmp as nicsacu-
"7 littpg‘tunt committccs. .ircr. 'l‘hc messenger of thc Superior
Letter Was to Meet ,Criticism. 'rt-m-t oi' linrtford is to‘ got a similar
it will he t't‘t‘tillctl that. Senator raise. ‘ '
r)‘Snlliyan mndc this; attack while ‘to Report Governor's Nominations.
“mm“? irmnn ““3 "”591“ .011" 3"" 'l‘hc .ludicinry (‘ommillcc Yield :1
"“1"“ 0f "“1955 ”lid Sennttif 0'3“)” mccting ycstcrduy afternoon and rot-
\'tttt‘.: Spccch arouucti some criticism pd to report favorably mp Governor‘s
{01‘ ”‘01 rcason. The letter ‘0 Settn- first nmuinutions for the Supreme
tor Lyman was in'oxplunation of tho and fSupcrior courts.- Thpse nomina-
'ui'tority 193(191'5' course and “‘35 ‘0 lions inclutitzwthe namcs'of George W.
vncct this criticism. Senator O’Sulli- Wheeler of Bridgeport and Milton R.
can wished Senator Lyman to dis- * _
Iinctly understand that” the criticisml‘ To LETe—ti’ROOM COTTAGE I'ART
was not aimed at him personally. or. . . ‘ w j .
at. the system.‘ in the letter Senator improtemenis. Momnce fil‘eft‘ A“
O'stutlvan enclosed a copy '01 his: ply to R. Jose]ot‘sky,.\\atct sheet, 01
speech, which Senator
homo to digest in the quiet. of, Midst g
dietield center. Senator Lyman was
not prepared to say whether he would.
make n‘rcply. .. '
‘ Public Uillitles Hint
”There was a hint‘ubont the capitoix
that adult would he introduced to
abolish the Public Utilities commie. 1
the rail-f :
roads. or the corporations. 011 thoi ..
contrary. it comes from those. who' -
believe the present CommiSsion is far
too forgetful of the interests of all
the people to be allowed to draw nai-
arlea any longer. ‘ , .I
fimotoyment of Women.
As announced in a mile
vlatch Reo.‘ Sherwood of Wootport. .
mulled as one of the moot moral
“been" of the Rooney—has intro-
‘de lilo bill relative to limit!“ thei
“om in which women and children
no to be outplayed. The
"Ir. a nub-l worn. out silo WO-
mu on «am-ac me Ill
Who Will the,
n.-_ _
' Supcrior t'cnrt.
Lyman took Cove avenue, East Norwalk. d2!) ti
-W.L_.D o-UGLAS
$4.00 a. so.
llll‘ Suprcnn- (‘uttrt and judgt-s citing
Tin» umuimltvntn ,0!
Donald T. Warm-r of Salisbury, out!
John P. Kellogg of “lumbury to ho
judges .n‘nhr- Supcrior Court Wort!
also tutored. Thc reports n" -.. in
non wt-cit. . ‘
Fred 1}. Arnold nf’Amln-lst. 7. s,
tiuds grout cnjoymmt during. .- .. ....-
jout'u in South ‘Not‘ntzllt. l‘.» .,‘; a.
tin nt‘nu‘ ot’ Sll"l.l{ri‘:k'ltl I.t':u;.’,.-. ix" ,_ :73,
l. (l. t). l‘.. and is ;.-rt.tll;. ii
in ll:- wt ll'l'l‘ In“ t‘uv Ordvr.
lllltli! RUB titltttt,
stuns, ttllttttl
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Rub Pain From Back with Sv-wmtt
Trial Bottle of Old “St. Jac
ob's Oil"
Buck hurt you?t‘;tu‘l straighmr. up
without tooling sutltlcu pains. sham
aches and twinge»?! .\'<»w lim-u‘, T‘iill'W
lutullnno. St‘lfilllt‘;l o" Ina-.31.- from ib‘
strain. and you'd out rnlivl’ ll‘- nn'r
mcul you l‘lii) your lliitli n't’tft
"$1. .lucob's ”.3,” Nu!
so: til-
itig. pcnctruliuu
thing also takes
ncss and slit‘t‘uvss
Simply rub it on your buck and out;
Lune»
()lll sttl‘r lll >5. ‘ ’
"firth
so tilll’flél}
comes the pain. 1%: hermit-rs :tint
doesn't burn tin: skin. ‘ ..
('2 t: '3'
sni‘l‘ut'f
Litubcr up: ilott't
small trial hottlc of old, hours-2"
Jacob's Oil" from any drug store. null,
after using it just oncc. you‘ll turret
thugyou or
or sciatica. hccuus?
never hurt or cause, any more tnism‘
lt.nc\‘cr disappoints and has him rook
ommended for» (it) )‘t’al‘Sr-‘Alh'. .. ;
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Norwalk Chronicler