few short miles
do use our Anthracite.
I. THE
stun
tortyille, the fare is just as
{owes if you lived in Misery
below.
The difference is wonderful,
the-air is clear and bright.
3 only thing you need to do
S COAL
trite
“you crochet Mmmhaildmt. ”and
upon ”More, maltmgpddmons to the old
.. .. sense and if you :ewmnliyikenmnngwdhyoum
'our our. talks "in 3.253% 1m" ”mm
‘rousome expat”. n Bentoordmllsatidoeilingnthot-s
Coal for you to use $323133." w ammmmmm
“he i” Engineer, we wnllxtobuild. NOMOI'PW
no tam. Bum Board always 'm new “3
“Till sunfish“ 3°“
re ta m is the
the board you buy. on Md
Hatch 8t Bailey
South Norwalk
House Dresses
The well-known Boston Maid House Dresses, made of
the best quality percales, ginghams and chambrays, well
made in several styles, collarless models, cut round, square
and V shape. Also models with collars edged with : em-
l
l
l
l
: broidery in 5le colors. Some models piped in contrasting
l
colors.
i Plain, Striped and Plaid'sfiizes 34 to 46 ....... ./. $1.50
Extra stout sizes, 47. 49 and 51 ................. $1.75
«I, Shoninger
1 Gordon
rChristie 6: Son
1 Raven & Bacon
$65.00 AND UP
J. I. MALLETTE
88 Washington St.
South Norwalk.
“-
Gntiiyiu Fluid lends Pn-
mtd all a Super Served tn‘.
but!” i
The annual meeting of the Nopwaik
Congregational church was held last
erentng in the Parish hall. at 7:30
o’clock, at which time yearly financial;
committees, and a board of deacons
were also elected, the latter to serve
3 for three years. The meeting was
very largely attended. and great satis-
faction was expressed in regard to
the sound financial condition of the
parish. '
At 6:30 p. m., the members of the
Young Peoples" Society served an ex-
cellent supper to a large number of
guests, in the. parish house. The
menu was an excellent one consisting
of‘balted beans, cold meats, salads.
pickles, escalloped potatoes, pie, cake,
come and cocoa.
The business meeting was opened
‘ at 7:30 o‘clock. and the report of the
treasurer, Charles Curtis. was made
as follows:
mica-u
Recel
Balance as per last repcit
intifill from A. C. Belts. Treas.
i
Sensibly Priced
. (lately & Brennan
424 SOUTH MAIN ST.
0 Sold on Credit
liill filinkt-slicnt'c. Kin; Stiliiiiiuiz, lirlt. lii‘cciiwl l'ui'ut‘t
\\lncli——-mirc t-t-n‘ui'Iu-d thpis um lijr' \\'i~t- tiny who look—
ml zihcnd into the Iutui'c.
\\'cll, if you i‘cclttiiicd on llll) ing il l7ui'd ('nr tlic mining
Springmlic :i \\‘tsc litty~lonk Miami and sot-~-
mScc the norm failing Sprint: rush for l-‘urd (furs.
«the ftion'm MAIN STREET
nonwsLK
‘ Paper, Belt Work, Best Prices.
DHOltE 907
«See the di'ot'cs of m -n and \\'tilllt‘ll gutting: loft >iinpl_\
lict‘ausc thc)’ put nil ordering tlicit' curs.
wh‘cc tlic du‘i's roll tin—Sim the lung St‘ilMlll :ilicrid for
you of tllnalllltilllllllt‘iil, dclti). chagrin!
Then when you have seen enough—~Buy your Spring
Ford Car right away—when you can get it.
t
'I‘lrv Rczil \\'i.-‘c (iuy not only looks uhczid, hut prulih hr
\\'ll(ll'll(' secs. '
hers, male and female.
South Not-walk
For
tgr Underwear
(110 To
iERrAKnR
'mu: Noun. m
nmnvou If.
f “CH"! GUOLDING
all In
.Bookkeepers and StenOg.
Port Chester.
——n——..
:VQ‘W
dctlninie at an. .
I ,iicntmsl a MP5: l 2.5 :3,
Since Christmas 1 have been preparing to beat out that
terrific Spring rush. For weeks a steamer. chartered by me,
has been fetching FORD Cirs into my sales territory; I
didn't all'ow unavoidable railroad freight difficulties to stand
in the way. AND SO I CAN MAKE IMMEDIATE DE-
LIVERIES TO THOSE WHO SPEAK UP QUICKLY!
ll you buy i'ig‘lit (I)\"il.\‘~—~-~\(Itl.\'t‘ got your car for Sill't‘.
If you delay for Q) or iii) ll;i_\'S'-"(i-tl~tlrtl N-i-g—lHl
’l'lic cxli‘n cunt (ll-llllrt‘liihlllg" now Wouldn‘t 1m). illt'
groom’s hill of :I in‘ulth)’ ii-m~titiitii~~it is so trifling. iiilllix’
iiitci‘cst (figure it )‘tllli'\4.'lll :it llit‘ rut; of ill“; pcr illllllilil on
two monthly ting. ll‘.t‘!il\"i
\3-111'4 truly.
A. DICKERMAN 86 SON .
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN. _ . pHONE “(it
u‘ ‘mWW‘FkA‘QF5‘WAVWW wees-cm‘bvqgmwfia : I “sort-”J2
‘Jul viii. umius, “Hit-Ii
riots» (mid
i+ ENGlNEERlNG COMPANY’S ’5 3‘ “TY twin
‘ BONUS.
'i'iu- I New England l-Inxliieci-iun
‘mn-pany. with headquarters in Witt.
:lilil) and branch estzthlisiiuicutii in
'; ‘TN littord, Greenwich. New ilitwn and il‘uiiii-in. t‘oriiici- wife of Sitlltigllull,
Lch. liundon, has appropriated at par lI-uttl Indian chief, will"... mum mm.
;tioti of ii; net proceeds for 19163 In timed t‘usler and his commend t."
Lo- iluidrd among thc cmplmocs in; :i .In- Litth- Ilia Horn in 1876 and who
in nice Tim litmus applied“: all M \ .is killed 15 learn later at n". lint-
i'ti‘l cwcuttw comm provided they t» m 1 r'uundt-rl Knew, tiled tug pm"
2‘2: 8" been in the company's chtxikiy r”! it.» Hm Bertha“ [naian..kpm.n»u.
alumni. than entire )t-ar MUS). in the ' l. n. " -"~ ‘*""' or, inifiic'. She
sit-rim: BULL’S FORMER WIFE
new.
FARGO. N. 1)., Jan. 26.~Sninll
l t: ,ioiirni-ymrn electricians. and, min eighty your! old ‘ l‘l‘ill
1hr. ll'ilillillill’mfi‘fll with the mini .\1 i. . ‘ ~“* ..-. ~
for on: mfilflh.‘ prior to Jan. 1,: "2» cite at at United States
Indian
'.. itszhmi theta: eligihly to flhili’inufl. ,
or r .
; DI thurscmcnis
1
Balance
, Killer,
reports were presented by the tress.
. urer of the church. and by the treats-l
urers ot‘ the various moieties. Oflicersh
(‘ash front Pew Rentals, lillti
[Cash from Pew Rentals, 1914 and ’123.
Mt
Norwalk’sLeoding Dry Goods Store
”
All of the Furs
20% Off
10% Off _
All of the Ladies’ and Children’s
.Batgaitt Valuesinthe Suit Section»
All of the Suits
‘ 20% Off
All of the Separate Skirts One Lot of Silk Waists
Reduced to 1.75 each
All of the [fancy China, in, the Basement,
Coats 10% Off
20 per cent. off
J
who:
pt. ~ ,,
.................. 35.77lo"°°00099900090909.0949.0M
$2,315.27 $ ‘”’“’“‘”‘”°”°”*”‘”0”0”0”0“.”o“o”o"0”o”¢”o"o"0"o”o 00
“‘4
”O
O
64.00
1,523.00
0
9
0:9
tt‘n>h front Dividends: , I : . I ..
- ‘ Iiartford-Actna Bank ................. $280.00 {3. i ..
. ' Fairlield (‘0. Nat. litililt ........ . 102.00 9‘ I 1% el & O i;
.._.-M_ . i
l ‘ . ....V .5. _ . 1. O .
‘ ‘ . mm . 472.00 , . '3‘:
.tnsli front rent of Chapel ............................ 175.00 ‘.. ‘ ..
tl’lcdgcs for Church Budget 1915 find '10 .. 4r. 00 co ‘ ’ 0 0:6
«Young People‘s Society ........................ ”V00 ‘ W W h S ‘
Interest on Pew 'chtals ............................. . 2:00 . 29:. eSt as Ington treet 3.
illliel't‘st. Cowles & Durand Funds ...... . ............... . 1.3.00 90 3*!
lt‘ush from I“. J. Curtis, Treats. (S. S.) ........ t ........... . 25.00 2.3. ' 8
gliorrowcd money, (P‘iiirflcld County Bank) ............ .. 500.00 l 3 ' .2.-
‘sslwciul pledges ......... . .......... ................... I 120.00 “3. ec‘a a e 0 “gs .2.
l .. ‘ " ' ‘ . Masai to 5.3. - .3.
smacmrsnsmc --—~--~ 53’ . ’t’
- ‘ ’l‘utal lit’t‘t'lplrt ............. $:..st.0,:u " e o“
: owbusement- l3. X in ms Cl“ u S X *
‘l‘llllrvll repairs 3 70.01 i: I L.
sl‘lillt‘vll music, and supplies .v. ......... . .. 1,588.95 l’. " i
”Pastor's Salary ..... .......... .. 2,000.00 '30
Sutton ................ .................... . 330.00 5 3 ‘ .
.iiiglits and power . .................... . no.7; ’3‘ 0 y russe s u S ’
,‘l‘ucl ..... . .. ......... ..................... 449.01 to. e-
lnsiiruiicc ....... ..... ..................... 190.80 3:
:I‘urtiinage rcpuii‘s .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. ..................... 101.03 "I. .
;\‘i';iicr rents ..................... 307” ..’ 9x .5
f'l‘nxm ................ .............. .................... . till-‘3 '3
:1‘ollcciors Commission . . . . . . . . . ... .................. 35.00 :.
i‘.ir-- of clock ......... 'l......... ..................... 1.3.00 1” ‘
[MWMM 00mm,” Afiwmmn .................... 12.00 W. New Patterns. Bought them long before the pric: all
yiiruan repairs ........... ..................... "Nil-1 1 V 'd ‘ ~ '
l’ulpit supplies ........ ...... 00.00 .0.9 anc. . We offer them now to our customers at v. -.1'V at o .
rummage- Coin ....... ............... 30000 ,0'0 tractive prices. ’3”
sundry expenses ....... . ......... . ...................... 3.7.0.3 ’9‘. 5
tun-livid (‘0. Bank, borrowed money. ....... ‘ $500.00 1 .0 . . . . . - , , . . . o , . , , Q , , . ‘ 'é
. _, . o o o
”w v, ~«.r—rio~irr? Iiittit st . ............. tilts .90.”...O.”.“.OO.“.”.“.«.”.”§9.00.09.“.”0“.N.”.W.Ngm¢9:993
« 'fifimwfl ‘ .
i
W..- «n... mm,- l
i
'l‘hu irvnmn‘crs of lllt‘ following dc-
Dill'illloills presented rcptn'ts which
new snimuui‘izvd as follows:
Benevolent Funds. and Collections.
'tt-t't*il)ts ............. . ..... 52.20436
Ilislnirsciiiviits ............ . 2,190.34
Jan. 1. i017, Balance .......... $8.02
Deacon‘s Fund.
Rcrcipts ........ ‘: ........... $513.20
ltislnirxcini-iits .............. 283.75
Jan. 1, llalnncc ............. $259.45
Sunday School.
livcvlpls .............. . ..... Siillilfill
liislinripltiicnts .............. ‘1. .50
Jan. 1, 1017. luluncc ........ $50.00
Gleaners' Circle.
licccip-ts ..........' .......... $40.70
Disbursements ............... 28.01
Jun. 1. lizllllllt‘t‘ ............... $11.70
3 Eleazar Circle. _
lli‘t‘l‘llils ...................... Lia
liirlnii‘scmcnts ................ .04
Ian. l, 101.7. llnlancc .......... . $5.11
The Young People's Society of
Christian Endeavor.
“ I not-omit: ................... . $100.13
I ' l'iishiii'scmcnts ............... 111.70
: o .- ,_,.:___.
9 lllililllCC ............. $04.48
Operator of 16 Ford Stores in Rhode island and “Pomp“ Mel's OlUb‘H: ..... $51.2...)
I Connecticut. . l Disbursements' ...... .. . . . . . . . 43.99
llnlnncc . . ..................... $7.26
4 Ladies' Benevolent Associatlcn‘ ..
ifii ' ‘ ' ~- - -. ‘ litzcclpls .. .......... . ....... $292.9:
I Nagififzoa ‘ " ~» 3.3! ‘ liislnirscincnts .............. 2i0.00
9‘ ‘ " V ‘ ~ c: llillalanco.........V........_.....$16.97
“3 N ew bpt tug Middy Blouses ill Wiser...- Circle. m H,
‘ ‘ ,i’lcccipis ............... .
l'l ' tl Disbursements .......... 111.92
t See West Window . . pl 7 "T3?
l ‘ i 6 Valence. .......... .....,. ...... 71.3.“.
i’ ’ . ‘ Door Keepers’ Circle. » .
pi . ' AT . ll : Receipts ............. . ...... 3299-91
‘1“ ‘ ' ' ............ .. $3270.53
....... .fitillJlS
. Golden Rule Circle. _
Receipts ..................... . $78.03
Disbursements . . .y ..... . . . . . .. 57.57
llalaiicc ............... . ..... . $20.96
Kind Word Circle. . .
Rcccipts . W ........ . . . . . . . . . $1413.26
lilshurscincnls .............. 130.02
Ra‘encc ....... . . ...... $10.74
Unicorn and committees were elect-
ed up follows. The board of dcacons
was elected for a term of three years.
Olficero and Committees. ’
Business Ctimnlil199~Mflnlm§ Del-i
lmkwotui. Edward 8. Meeker, and
r‘nndcrlclt A. lncktrood. I
illustr- t‘ommitlce-Wllllam 11.:
smith. .Ir. Misti Sully Bella and Mrs.‘
Robert Waugh. l
Penetration (‘oumttleowli‘ilhcrt 8.
Minnie. Edward I. tact. Walla"!
Frank W. My, Josiah:
~ 'I'liumpsou.
:illlUlH
$:'_«\i-li\.l.rl
lliiliiiicc ....................... $2.07: l
' lrt'lloi‘)’. licnjumlu ll. ('lurdiicr,(‘murizc‘
\\'. ilyln-inun and Arthur (illihtlll ilull.’
(‘il'l‘k of tlic l'llill‘t’ll—‘lit‘ol'gi‘ ll.‘
Qlllllitil‘d. ' ,
(‘lci'k til the Business (‘tnittiiittcc—w)
l
l
l
Good
Scarf Sets. Tam O'Shantcrs
variety of good sport colors,
ful selection.
(‘hnrlcs ll). (‘nrtla
Treasurer of the llcticvulcnt Funds»
» A. Cnriiii ltcits.
'l'ri-nsurcr of Business Funds and
(‘ollcctor~t‘linrlcs Iv). Curtis. f
‘Ileucons. for three ycurs-«Gcorgc It.-
lliirnuni. .l. \‘\'iill:icc .\l1ll'\‘lll and stantly advancing. .
tit-urge l2. 'l‘hoiiipsou. .. l 'En lish Knit 10v -
. . e n Oil
l'slicrs— ~1lcui‘gc Ii. Qllllillll‘tl, l‘ctci i ngfo (i G s l .1
\‘Ztl l). Sliiiuiurd. (Iiuirgc 1i. Barnum. r ------------
liciiltunin ll. Gardner and George 19.?
’ Large Separate Scarfs, $13.10
Cap and Scarf Sets
Assistants :ii‘il ’(‘(lllt‘Cllil‘b‘“"’Pl‘l'(‘.\'l
Taylor. Clinton Hiililwll, Fred Mu!"
pity. illiiipli Arnold, (‘liiyion (Irvgoryq
John Stewart, Kenneth t‘tilcliurn, John l
Young. .lI‘llH‘S. Stcwurt. ("liut'li‘s Tiliir i
pliy nnd ilill‘tllil \\'cu\’cr,
Auditorswile-(trite ll. \\'oo.l\\'tir;l.
Seymour thirtis. Ii‘rcdcrick .\. fills,i
lllcncmlcnt Fundsi and Kenneth
t'ulchurit, [Sillllili_\’~.<t"ll()0l Funds! .
Stiitiliiy~.-cliool Otlicct~3~ William 1..
Young. supci‘intcndcnt; William l“.;
Taylor. associate: Clinton Iluhhclln
scerctai') Franklin .I. t‘urtis. trcnsur-
'4‘: Minnie ,I. Wimp. primary
tlcpzirtitn-'it: Miss Mary Bei‘ltcy. pi‘int-‘
ur)" assistant: Mist: May Smith. kin-i
‘lt‘l‘iztil‘lk‘l't department and Miss Nancy;
Dav, homo department.
Pastor's Assistanh—mss Minnie
\\'i.\on.
tunes--
senior-mecca - or
AM
0!qu
PITTSBURGH. Jan. flit—Discussion
, or the national shipping policy hold
" the attention of the delegate: \vltcn
, . . _ no second dav's session of the fourth
‘ . ( l c‘wCharles ’2." . , ,
,nfn'flgféko (1:121:13 1G Murphy fLuiitiiunl convention of the National
Wallace. Marvin, Nelson‘Gorhum and “”0“” I ”“9 Councxi upcnou hcrc to-
Chester \1 Heath. .dny. Adiourmucnt was taken Slilil'.l\'
” ‘ ;;_$ __ --. latter noon to permit the visiting busi-
. lncss men do inspect various indus~
WEST VlRG'NlA JVDGE SHOT' lti‘iul plants in this vicinity. Alli-r the
WILLIAMSON! W‘ “I" ‘1“.“1.26‘T'lmnrention'laud been called to order.
.Iudgc James Dammit. of the tin-cutthhp mcrch-‘tt: “1...:an committtz- of
(")u-i‘l'ht’l'tl. ““5 “‘91 ““31 “PI‘IO‘lS‘l’étiie Council submitted a report on
\x‘ti‘JIltlt‘éd into last night. by an lull-V.“vqu Shipping Conditions and ”w
'l"’l‘ll“‘“l “‘“ll- "l" “9 walked W"'llgniiiericnii Merchant Marine." This
Mrs Demron through the subway at mm followed 1“. an address by my.
”1" Norfolk and Western Railroad-“Md .\’. Baker. iticiuber of the I'iiilcd
station. Judge Dninron has been ac‘.Stzilen Shipping: Board, who discussed
,7 ithc ivorlt and objects of thnt hodv.
gers and recently “301‘ piu‘i. “.1 “my”. .1. W. Powell, president 01' the Fore
her 0f im'l‘l’l'dl‘” l" ~ .River Steamship Building Content»
I"). was returning front a night: 565- lion, then spoke on the prt ,pm 1.03;.
Slim 0i (‘Olll'l- Who“ ”10 “W‘ml’l “'3“"tinn and future prospect, of Atiierimn
llliltlt on his lil‘c‘. shipbuilding.
”Shipping to Latin America," was
{the subject of n brief surrev by A.
Eugene Iiolles. manager ol‘ the. Spam
lsh edition of the World‘s Wot-kt Mag-
azine. "How Commercial Organiza-
tarsal 10 "WWW 'l"" ‘ '1” J Housman Aid Foreign Trade Develop-
” iiinvtil'acture WOJUCllles for “10 nicnt.” was discussed by Frederick N.
American Navy, by making i'm'lv .“I l.,vnt‘~h. vice-president and manager of
«unit» a government plant to do the the 'San Francisco Chamber or (‘oni-
\\'urh. Omnnn 5]" tin ht'it‘ "9" tuimnrrp, \
work on the plans. ‘ I More than 1.I00 delegates are roots
"I ”DH"! Wt“ " l" l""““ “‘" u‘rcd at the convention headquartc‘t.
plant in the spring." said Secretary Mrs. Jane Farrow." representing tha-
.c.......,. .... ...- Women's Advertisintt League of New
advertised for noon." l'm-it city. is the only woman delegate
The Navy Ilenarlnieiit'virtunlly has prvnenl. 0 i
nlmuioned hope of getting "dictu- The annual banquet will be held to
tury bids for American manummb night. The convention will adjourn
ctr. . 'tomorrow afternoon.
WILL BUICK?! ORDINANCE PLANT.
“'ARI-Il\‘fl'i‘0l~'. .l'lll. news-w.
tnry Daniels today began preparing
lo meet the llriti.‘ Government's re.
News tor Skaters !
You will find here a good
Brush W001 Tani O'Shanters ...................
86 WASHINGT
M
WORLD SHIPPING CONDITIONS. i
- dispatches.
.Vlchs.
assortment of Cap and
and Separate Scbrfs, in a large
so you can be sure of delight-
These are not being sold at or below cost, but much
lower than we can buy them {or today. as prices are con-
g wrist models, white or
............ 85¢ in $1.25
value ................ 75(-
........ $1.50 and $1.98
0N ST.
‘3
W
LINEN COLLARS some. our
The real \\'til‘ now Ht‘lllilill appoint:
in thc official reports or the formal
ll contexts out in casual do.
tails and accidental sideliglits that
Show the actual - effect on pcoplc‘c.
One of lhcsc sidelig‘hts lOllt‘lltf'.
the matter of clean lincn.
Paris laundric"; :Il‘P clrisiiit.r down.
Tliclt' action is influenced by lllt' pi‘iw
of coal and the greatly lcsscncd dc»
mind for clean linen. Having shirts.
and collars lnlindercd has. becontcttim
expensive for most. Frenchmen. . ml
the men who wear such articles have
prn‘iubly hccoiiic rather ashamed of‘
theni. White. collars and shirts inuv‘
seem a hit foppish. How can a chi:—
ion hc' proud of them in the presence
of soldiers wearing; the urniy co».
tunic, especially soldiers from the?
front with 'all their honorable mud
on them? There's no white limit in
the trenches, except surgical ham.
tines. .' _
Not that tho Kl’llllt'llll‘n t‘ruin I‘ui'it
and other French cities are surrender-
in; cleriitliitcsu... But they‘re uiVinr'
tip the things that take much was-hint?
and marching, Instead of the WWW
shirts and collars, 'iltcy tire “'Nll'li‘:
dorlchluc woolen or cotton shirts and
sort. cohort; of the some color.
The custom is said to 1m sprwudip:
to England. And England, as meti-
hotly Imotvri. reli- masculine stylus to."
the world. Imagine
[bite collars! , ‘
it world without. '
I
Norwalk Chronicler