m .
WW trm but the;
and week torturing 11 drop at eight
marmmmuwmoa‘
“a alumni 01 front All»
lash mint than? mflulo, e! 111
r ”but been released.
11,91. Flint has sold automoblléo
in Frank P. Rooney and Frederick
ll. Cullen. '
vi
. 'l be young people of Trinity church
arc rehearsing a one act play, which
is to be given at the binhday social
January 30. .
A. Dwight Keep has been ill at his
home in Clay street .but hopes to re~
fume his duties with J. M. Layton
£1 ('11. this week.
Vincont J. Fluher‘by. formdrly at
Prospect avenue, but now residing in
Bridgeport, has been a victim of the
gilp.
M. J. Riordan his work wcll
along on the remodolling of the rest
dance of W. G Smith at Bell Island
Bittards & Cloud of Stamford are
doing the heating.
Tin-re “ill be A 1c"uiur meeting Crossbills and the Pine Grosbeakslprimte munitions plants
1'1 .8 wooing of Our llrothers' Lodge.
hu. )0. l. O. 0. It. in the lodge rooms
in Wall street. All momhcrs are re-'
din-bled to “attend.
'wllarold I Lockwood and May Alli-
.son in “Pidgin Islandf: at the Re-
gent tonight. ‘
In Norwalk last week there “we
sct'cntoen sales of real estate. with
mortgages recorded by Town Clerk;
Smith to the amount of $25,400. For
"the ‘third week or January 191%,
there were thirteen transfers of prop-'
dirty. and mortgages at $51,100.
The next tcgular ittcetiug of Sher
'mau Council Royal Arconu-m. will be‘
11. id tomorrow evening in Odd Fel-
lows hull. The otilcqrs will be. in-
stalled by Deputy Regent W. E P1~111
aim: and there will be an entcitatn-I
ment and refreshments.
Mr. and Mrs. Clark idly of (tlio:‘
-1'.‘r111'hury district are now improving.'
the latterlrpnppneutnonla and the.
iotmcr from~ubrokln leg and othcr
injuries suifercd in the accident two
"weeks ago, which resulted in the
death of Myron Fitch, at. Good Hill.
H.—
' A number of Norwulk peoplonttend-
ed the euchropnrty given by Rienzie
t‘ircle. Champions of the Forest, in
Stamford on Friday oyening. Mrs.
Dunningpofj South Norwulk. won
eight games and received a cream
net, Miss J. T. Payne, of South Nor-
walk. won six games, and was award-
ed :1 jar of tobacco. Mrs. Schlitt and
Mrs. State, two of the state ofllcers
more present and assisted 111111111111
lei-tainment.
Representing the Connocticufi So.
ciety of Social Hygiene, of which she
cabana secré‘imy. and the (1011119611.
cutiPrlaonAssocintion's committee on
delinquent women, Dr. Valeria ”H.
S‘nrker, of Hartford, will be the
speaker before the Westport Current
Events at 3:30 o‘clock the afternoon
\otdannary 26. Her’toplc will be “Con-
, 'vaocticut’a Need. 31. a State Reform
ntory for Delinquent Women}: The
game la'particularly timely because
' of the wide agitation in support of the
31111 before tho present legislanue au-
lpnorizlng social an luatltittipn; ~': Dr.
nrker will product: the same topic
telo‘re .tho Norgalk Conununity’olub
at its meeting Match 7 ‘
W
41.1.0111 hardwood and May Aili-
won in "121111.11; Island? at: the Bo-
flxent tonight. ' '“' '7
tflum all“
1
t "a!“ill
: rooueiswumisoamwu
Whoontbewuchmmudm
rue wit-tar bird-
-mmm
To Mark Condos. Jr, belongs the
Chicadeo and calling it to the mom
tion of Guns Worden Wilbur Smith,
who malady idontiilod the 111111.
31119119 birds belong in the far north
and are a trifle smaller than the com-
mon Chicodee, and differ from them
gray buck and more brown on the 1111
.der parts.
‘ in the omcial birds of Connecticut
ithere'is but one record of this bird
(or Connecticut, on Nov. 13, 1876,
which wan killed near New Haven.
though it is known that them have
been a few lecords sime not included
in the book.
This Hudsonian Chi1adee is feeding
are cpl-flu
credit. of identifying o Wino
’by having I brown head and slatyi
mm.“ fl
“11W”!
’\'. Jon. mm; hilLin
., (rt-um. it John Q
Tilson at the "‘ ‘ ‘ 1‘th Dis.
attic-t, which ha. 1 ‘2rmidable mill
but is really a Slini‘l'. thoush impor-
tant. miter. is looked upon by those
‘who hav‘e been closely lobbying the
socalled “preparednt‘is” question as
another long step forward in the
direction of profiling an adequate
national detoase.
11311111
trauma
.which the Connecticut legislator has
devoted himself to during almost the,
entire sessionv that of owning the
nation industrially for war as dis-
tinct from the. general military DlI
"paredness scheme.
1 This 11111 entitled “a 11111 to stand
.ardlze screw thread toleranCEs," is :1
measure proposed with the idea of
imaitinx parts of guns and war no-
teriala made by diuarent private
companies interchangeable so for an
GIVE c.
:1 ll.
This bill is in line with the work '
[in a v:-rd just all West avenue and ”fights, The bill is only a step in
1'11 new tame, and 11 number or people: this direction. for it passed it will
,odaotreliétrr
haw already enjoyed catching it and
it i; hoped that all these will keep a
z- .1luns Watch mer the little fellow
‘that no harm comes to him while with
us in order that the ls1gest number
,may tee this rare visitor
The white winged and American
and the Redpolls, all rare birds from'
'the north in winter huVe made their
appearance in councctlcut this 11111191
7and are likely to visit Norwalk.
‘1 With the appearance of this rare vis-
itor from the north. there is also an
equally rare visitor from the swim
staying in Ndrwallt for the winter In
one of the tangles near the Riverside
.1entctery there is a (‘ardinal Gros-
beak frequently referred to as the
“Kentucky Cardinal.” :1 bird as large
as a robin. all red with ' a black
lib.- at.
‘ This bltd was found by George 1’.
1Ella in November, 11nd hut-1 lived tn the
same place since.
Look over your Chltudccs it you
how suot out to attract till 111, and it
lyou tiud one \1 ith a brown cap report
it Anyonc licoring oi anyone dos-
,iioying these rare birds should report
lit at once to the warden.
[DUFFY LEWIS iN FAVOR OF.
STRIKING.
OAKLAND'C“1""IM 20' Tho ml ..ttuth to the talk that Yale is in
tire Boston baseball icon! will go on
Millie if Dave l-‘ultz, head 11! the'
li‘tmcbnll Piaycrs' P‘rutm-nity, says the
Word. in thc opinion of. Unity Lewis.
all: outtioldcr. 1.911111. who is visit-
i1‘.; licrc, declaivd further that be'
i'= rurc tin“ outiic lhélmit club will
11151: no out it 11 strike is tailed.
”The hull players 11111111 business,”
1:th Lewis, "and thc powers that, be
way inst as well got that straight
now. 1 bellow thcy will back Dave
Full? to 11 mun, and talk of driving
Fill” out of baseball is bosh. "
Lows said Fult'l. acnt cards to all
incmbero of tho f1ntcrnily asking
advice about .1 possible atrike Lou l1;
icphed:
l “(‘10 to it.
n
We are all with you.
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CHICAGO HAS com. FAMINE .
CHICAGO, Jan. 20.~—Publlc schools
crisis will close them. John How-lit.
chief engineer, reported today. May-
or Thompson urged ot‘llciols of vari-
and perishable goods, in an attempt
to; alloyiate the coal shortage.
with the state public utilities comma-4
111m today in connection with the'
commissions investigation
coal situation. The railroad heads:
will he asked; to otter advlcron meth-
J
l
in Chicago have an average of one.
day's supply of coal in their bins and:
the slightest interference with dclir»_
oué railroads. to undertake an embargo!
on all freight into Chicago exceept fuel T
Presidents of the railroads centering,
:in Chicago. were. summoned to meet:
into the} '
only make interchangeable the
iscrews and bolts used in such Work.
but it is a. {color in this general di
rection and. it passed. may be fol-
lowed by other measures along the
' same line.
1
"W 1'1-m . '
Tammi-1' mhmtmmbmwm
Hc'fiétommgmboflfiowh could
He purclinlod come cheap :azl ”.d thought it would fill the
Bill" didntmtthewlfc and ch: in M about it
She forbid him the house and told him to moose. ~'
Said his top piece wasn’t flint-and his screws were
At last he saw the light and canal down to our place.
It's quite evident be is satisfied for he shows it on his
RAYMOND BROTHERS
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The Most Sanitary Marketin Connecticut
All Kinds of Fresh;
Salt @1111
Canned Fish
OYSTERS, CLAMS, ESCALLOPS,
'/ The bill is, of course. of particular ,
interest to New England. which lal
lthe home. of most oi the large, H“ mm." 11 "“1" ml” “- t
The Tiisou .
bill. as introduced. does not apply . .. ..
lsolely to screws and bolt: used in
war material. but is made so broad
tits to apply to all screws and bolts
tused in government work. but. the»
effect 011 military and naval work is
ltho phase of the question in which
1there is the greatest. interest.
It is a not. that simple parts of
war material then in use in Runala
was one of the thingg which proved
to be 11 great handicap to 111111 coun-
try at the start of the European war.
A large part of the tRusaiau unmi-
tions were purchased from Gormn'
factories and coneequcntly when the!
war started Ruasia was precluded
from replacing parts and lound itself
unable to get them from its own and
neutral factories without long do-
lay due to the preparation of new.
loom and amazes. The Tilson bill!
it passed and followed. by other.
needed legislation along this 111111.}
would save the United States from
over facing this situation.
lYALE OPPOSED TO THREE MILE
RACE.
..GREENPORT OYSTERS
Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market ,
'Phonu 108 and 199.
Pigskin Shoe For Men
Something New and Rapidly
... ......
. scar “cw...
t 80. Norwalk
January Clearance Sale 7
Both Floats Filled With Real Bargains
The City N atlona}
Some people command success—others “mt.-
Those who command success are the ones who
for opportunity and seize it.
A Bank account here will develop business in:
and a helpful acquaintance.
l1
Why not identify yourself with this Book and zit
a position to COMMAND YOUR SUCCESS? V
We loan money on first mortgage.
Becoming ' Pupnlar '
Reliable Hosiery
_ All Grades torWMen“: Women, and
' Children
CONNEALLY 817VBRACKEN
31 ivnmuo'ron oral" "1.1mm tom
’ NEW HAY 1N. Jan. 18. —Oillclai
denial was made last night by the
.iclc rowing stall that lhcrc is any
form or the three- milc course for
hot intercollegiate 1'.accs The row-
i..g stall states that the rowing heads
and: oarsmen, us well, are in favor
of the longer course.
'l‘ho text of the. statement as given
by the Yale Daily "News last night is
"W11 wish to doing the report:
1 Melt lune boon circulated in vnriv
'Ol't“ newnpapcrs concerning Yale's
unfavorable attitude toward four-
:ullc races. These reports are ubso
luieiy untrue and were printed with-
out. any nuthmity. hunt the Yalcxrow
iuu sluii'. At the mascot timc bothL
' thc couches and the men are in favor
111' the longer 111cc."
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BALTIMORE “FLOP"
: ‘ Houses To CLOSE
Comes as Result‘of Hold-up Wave in
City 1,800 Vagrant. Being
Rounded Up
BALTIMORE Jan. 18. «As a result
of the. hold up more that has been in
;p1'ogress here for the past month, the
“police today began rounding up the
1.800‘or more vugrunta who, it. is said.
have beenpreying on the public.
Positions i one thods‘and ot'lhese
linen have been promised by officers
of the stool plant at Sparrow'a Point.
Those who refuse to go to work or
are unable physically to do so will
be placed in institutions
at which sleeping space on the floor
can be had for lite. cents per night. :.
. iwill be closed.
as follows: +1
FREE:
Elegant $3 the Sets, Thermometor and
‘ ” Calendar Free
With an $8 purchase at our wholesale store Grade.
Wines, Old Port, Fine Sherry, Miami, Nice Table Wino,
High Grade Whiskey of all kind: at lowest prices for the
Holidays. Come in an convince yourself.
J. 01529“
Wholesale Store—Monroe St, Central Hotel Block.
South Norwaik. Tell 1555 and 151-4.
All the “flop-houses" in the city A
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The New Frocks for Home Wear Show
Simple 3111113111 Lines
"' 1":
com... me
.. Many others equally chic “Will" be found 111
, FEBRUARY ' ’
1 PICTORIAL REVIEW PANERNS }
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. I cannot save them.
‘ gSpnng
cg
The price of every brass bed includes 4.1; malt-grad:
,‘ ‘1,"-
film.
,dlpmeui
. Vegetables.
' or the remedies necessary to re-
. store health produce discolora-
therightway
'Houn9a.m. toSp. rm: 2111:1811 m.
*FDEFINITION OF CHIR6FRACTIC7
, ‘bac .
‘f'ltmmhdnmonfpstuii "
“ nurnmtnmdiomntomur.,
‘ 11-111: tin am 111.. 17. Cllfimd
‘ ~ siren minimum: the .
51111 11111 111110- N
Phone 410
25c Bottles cut to .......
15c Bottles cut to .. . .
Whole Rice. lb. ........ 5c
Lima Beans ....... 121: lb.
Best Prunes . 2 lbs. 251:
Santos Coffee ...‘.. 19c lb.
Berries cut to ..........
PRICES.
SNIDER’S PURE TOMATO CATSUP’
Best Raspberries, Strawberries, Blackberries and 8t
1
WATCH OUR wmnows AND GET LIST:
16 N'AVEL ORANGES FOR .................. ~.
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Marrow Beans -, .
Pure Lard
Boat Penehcs o M
Hoyler’s Cocoa . . ..
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‘EIUILT TYPEWINTERS -- L. c
Smith Underwood.
Remington. all othe:
makes. sold. rented
repaired. Rentals. 8!
our mouth. «13:12:11 1
sold at $6 peronnnui
M8. DONNILLY .
I 811qu Maln Sire-t. South Non-cu 1
a
WEEKLY PRICES
Native Chickens and Fowlu 28c. ——32c.i
. Small Fresh Ham. ............ 2011.1
‘ Fresh Shoulders ............... lsc.
Small Pork Loin ............ 22:
Side Pork, corned .........
Fresh Hooks ............
Corned Spororibs ........... '... 151:.1
Leon Pot Roast ..... .from 161:. up
Flank Steak: ........ . ......... 22c. =
Sugar Curcd Hams ............ 240
California Homo ............... 17c
Homemade Sausage ........ 240.
Salt Herring, Mackeral and Salt Sal.
.mon.
Everything tine grocerlu and;
Oleomargarlne 251:.3—1281:
Gold Medal Butter ............. 45ml
Helms“: 5:1- or Kr: 1t ...... 21:. 1111..
Chicken and Beet Cuba. 1 «2.251:
Charnok’s Market
Free Delivery .
Tel. 583~2 . 76 North Main St..
South Namath:
in
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l SALES
Mn. Ethel Virgin
VOCAL STUDIO
13 Went Avenue,
South Norwnlk
Tunedayo For 1111-11
Fridayr. inquiro It
19.12; 3.5
m
. MIDWINT
K. a A. CLAVEN. 1
511 no. MAIN or.
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SaveYourTEETH:
Do not think becaus: your?
teeth are getting discolored, and:
have cavities in them, that youl
Sometimes‘.
an illness will impair the enamel,
tions. If such has been the case,
do not wait till your mouth is:
filled with unvvholosome anch un-
sightly members, but have them
attended to immediately. It is
the best way. the cheapest way,
131:1. llMalierv
16 So. Mair St. 80. Nomalk, Conn.
. , Sundlyrby appointment only. "
the New bounce
Chiroprootlc is the definition oi the
martin: the some. Disease lo ”used
by a much, twirl: or 5111-11111 in tlir‘
Even if 0511110 in childhood
health tomtonl
Walt
ton! III your built.
You viii
m. of tho license and the art o1 .
numb: tho mu m _
THE SELEC'DION
..SUITABLE Win;
is anteasy makhore.
so many variance-i 1111111
terns and plain! co
can suit any trio ‘0
rFqnii-ement. 'And:
any purse too. W
in every grade, so an
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Norwalk Chronicler