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Low. nflliaers are setting in their
”plies for spring hate. The stylos':
nose said to be profuse in their vari-
me.
Vernon F. Grinn. who for." the past
two your: bra been emuhwed in the
how 111nm oi the John Hancock
.8119 [mace company. has beenI
hastened to the company's agency
moo at South Norwdk.
There will be a regular meeting of
. Colfax Encampment tonight. Butler
dodge, 1. o. o. 11., will 1111111 :1 rehear-
al of the initiator; degree. All ofll-
cars and team requested to be presont.
.- Tuesday evening. 8 o'clock.
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'lbem will be a regular session olJ
the Norwalk Seoutmasters School. to
monow evening in the downtown lib
wary, at the corner of Ftunkliu and
“Webbington s t‘reets.
are tequested to be present.
The candy store owned by lilorlls
Cohen, Day street, was broken into
Saturday night and a watch and
half dollars {were taken. Entrance
was made by breaking the front win
dow. Thoqaolice are investigating.
—Al)iuing room open at the Bristol.
94 Washington street.
Again the weather has assumed th
role of “quick change artist,‘ and it
is following it in. oxptnt iashion. Lo-
ot! bulldorl will be tied up for some
time again, for material must be
ihawed to a certain extent after such
weather as yesterday and last night.
(Ella G. Cleveland of Bridgeport lllcdl
capers in the superior court yenlordayi 11.11.» in multilion 111111111 111 ('onnec.
in divorce precondings against Joseph
L. Cleveland of this city.
in January, 1912 is alleged. 'The cou
11in were married March 25. 1900.
Mrs. Cleveland's maiden name was El-
ia Edwards.
Thoporiod l'or mid-winter sales is
about over. Merchants haw “been
stocking up i’or'lho spring businotq.
now. and it will be only a few weeks”
let us hope. despite the fact that lir.'_
Ground llog certainly. must lluVC'StIvll
his shadow last week, before spring,
makes its how.
The Ludios' Auxiliary of Elks will
meet. at tho Elks homo. Tuesday oven-
int; l1‘eb1uary 6th at ii o‘clock to
make dual report of the articles do-
halo-'1 for the various booths {01 the
Jolt, which will be ‘l1cld at the Home
February 10th to 19th. A large 11t-
tend’unce is requested.
The 1211-10111. schooner yacht Elminn
has been sold (or Frederick F. Brow;
sler. New York Y 0.. to William H i
Farrell. New York and Notwulit Yacht.‘ 1
(hubs. “Her name has been changed
to MJJystery, and auxiliary power is
now'boiog installedin this craft, one.
or tho'bost known in the New York
Y. C. racing fleet.
The Norwalk harbor has been entire-
‘ly open throughout the present win- ‘
tor. ovcnnt for thin layers 0! ice thatI
hteriered with nothing and only:
settled on the surface occasionally, t01
be swept away in a few days by the'
frequent rain storms. Barges have
teen plying in and out of the harbor
without a single impediment through-
out the winter. I
The annual February sale of turni'
lure. housel‘urnisbiugs. rugs, linoleum
11nd draperies, of the A. J Collins Co.
otters you an opportunity to make so-
lectlons now from -thelr large stock
at a saving to you from 10 to 20 per
count and they will hold goods for £11-
ture delivery. if you should want only
one piece or a. whole house furnished.
It would pay you to visit their store
and lnsp'ecttheir line. Rood adv.
OLD WILLS
Many wills drawn years ago, defeat their objects
by their very provisions. Real estate may have
been disposedot- which will lead to legal com-I
“cations. Someheiumvhmredied-uo Wt.
yourprooertv
1111 it to go. Wepooflde'tova comic
Mm
”We-Worm
"0‘3“ moi“ Suite 111111: oviséLwoi .4
tnucutgaior no. of Condition 111 NEW MODE'tS
Connecticut Establilhmenll.
The 1916 report of Charlotte Id. 1
Holloway. of New London, industiialI ’1. $12.58.. 315 A\_' ”
irresiisetor of the bureau of labor' 518 f
Mummies. contains many new ’tes-I _ ‘
tines. » . »
The report, bearing on conditions ' , _ _
in department and five and ten centl (afiy’tghtClmhu‘gCG'
stores says, ”'Nexer in the history 011
lthe existence did the department and 1 6 N. Ma! ’t'. So. Hm
other stores of the state do so muchx _
and profitable a business as duringI "
the year 1916." L I
According to the report the highest INSU -‘IA ICE
percentage of advance in wages was'
[in Bridgeport and Hartford. tanningl Fire, Life, ACCldent Burglary,
:as high as 46 per cent in the Park ~ Plate 6} sea, Automobile, Ma—
City, and ‘beirtIgI shine: a uniform 25‘ fine, Compensation
1-11' c911 In ar or . ‘
As to Laundries. ' REAL E81 ATE
Under the head of “Practices in City and Country Shore and
Ied,’ the report says, in part:
i w1111-11 exist in Chinese laundries. note
All mmebers '
Illt".l]t
tuo
1wlm'h did not belong to the laundry,
Desertion I
litmus, and their places had to be till-- .
' IId. Many women entered work which‘
' h-td
11‘.1.IuL11Idir a great factor in drawing
(1&1. of labor in other brunettes caus-
Enot in suilicient number to prevent
'ttIport to this company.
. 111,: problem comes in for its share of
gdoubletl their
Some outing houses are not yet quite
-up to tho mnrk. Summing up the re:
IJapancse servant's were rare in Conn
Iditions maybe changed and they mav
I pendent on America for a good threcI
uuudries Which Should Be Aboli'h. _
b Farms, Building Lots, Mer-
“While treating of the defects, cantilc and Factory Property
must be made of some practices iol~ NOTARJY PUBLIC
ioued by a few ubith can scarcely RENTS
recuvc unqualified endorsement. in
does when these were made known it ‘
1111: hard to accept the stattImp-it. to
trimmed Engine.
is that a few lsundries. scatteredl
i ad Ave. Bo. Nor-walk.
throughout the state. are doing "IOI 58“” .
work of tuberculosis sansiorio. The ..
statement was made by the older
who mortaliv dislike to have .
THE GREATEST
FOOD VALUE
111 \thing to do with the tiothing and
O I , '
Fnsbte s Pies
other wo1l1'.
A shott time spent in one of the
Mummies on a day on which the
unit came from a tube1cnlosis ssna
, turaum showed it delivered by a team
turned in by 11 man and a boy;
dauntmd 0111tht- flow. \lech it great
1i: :i of other stuff was lying and im-
'111c1ltately the women and men whm
IiInittllcd the. mess 1111 to work net-
"El 1111 it nutty tor the wash. it might
thaw betn disiniottod. and there is a
(:lI.'11111~ that it might not have. been,
I115 tpre1ience has [noted that unless!
Iconstnnt vigilante is exercised over
.JI ho attendants all all public instlttl
lions some of them“ are likely to
you (areless and shirk as much
1 wont as they (an.
In Munition Plants.
dessert. Sold stall
stores.Try them
WAISTS
1 It’s coded Saying that Shoot a Feather
Fleck Together
Some one "we up to remark that it’s quite obViOus.
wm ever had of at 111111 flocking all by his lonesome.
Be that a: may. we think the subject is open to debate.
The most economic. J
But whether you flock single or in pairs,
You are always welcome at
RAYMOND choruses
February Furniture San
th..113-3. :31 Washinm 8t.
ESCALLOPS ,_ , 1 TILE
SNAPPER BLUE WKEREL
LARGE'SMELT FLATJFISH
HALIBUT _ SPANISH MACKEREL _
COD ' FROST FISH
BUTTER men snows
JJ SALMON FINNAN HADDIES
WEAK LONG. VCL'AMS OPENED
SEA BASS. AT'THE MARKET
GREEN PORT OYSTERS
Cutbill’s Bridge. Fish Market
Fro- Dollvorv. 11 North Main 8!.
Edwin C. Burt’s
0i Striped Voile, with large
sailor collars, nicely tailored,
and 1n all colors.
SPECIAL AT 98¢
Regular $1.98 Wallis at $1
"Women hate been working for
.i1ut. though it is only since 1915 that
1111- gtoater part of the public seem
to have outlined knowledge of the int-t"
atcolding to the report on munitions
factories. Continuing lhiI report says:
“M111 in other industries were often.
ed such wages that they forsook their
K, l A. CLAVEN
hitherto been beyond them.
“ages were slated to be so attrac- 55 NO. MM" ST'
live and so easily earned in the mun-
201111 industry. that l1-,' Tlrldgepor:
girls even left the candy stores to
sun-ll lilo ranks. Want-1: were un-
Boy's and Girl’s 1
Strong Sturdy
School Shoes
girls to this work. but. with the scar-
('11 Ly the detection of their. workers.
llli'l‘i‘ was 11 general advance in all
wages and some were lndutt‘zd to re-
turn to their former lines. However.
other employers from facing a very
t'rious situation which greatly me-
nntIed their general prosperity. The
Remington Arms company. in Bridge-
torl. has the largest number of wmj
1::1-1I workers in the state, employiu' l
-i.t'0tl. Special attention is paid in the‘
The hous-i
For the child who gives them
hard knocks.
comment.
Hotels.
"All hotels. l'eattluranls and dining
rooms tulte excellent care of the dish-
warthmtz. There is up to (into touchin-
ery in the greater part. in Bridge-
port, there. are. or were, between 800
11111] 400 restnurants."l‘he hotels have
sanitary precautions.
Soft Soles and Moccasins for
the Baby.
suits of the investigation are saluy
tary and 11:1 improvement over thoI El“700d&Glover
conditions noted in 1914. ' ' '
“Japanese labor, which hogan inst
in seaside resorts near New Haven,
was resorted to as a last expedient,
bu t it has proved admilable. in tho:
.opinion of its users. Delete this
no Working» 11 St.
South Norwaik
Ohildnn's Shoes 3 Specialty.
necticut. . .. ,
Illy next year, domestic con I.
not improve in the line of generalI=—"“"‘_m J
plentifulness of domestic labor. . pm FREIGRT LINE TO NEW
Whether the European war ends them YORK
or later, there is no ground for be- J '
lieving that this country is to be THE ANNING J. SMITH TRANS.
thrown into immediate surplus of 111-.- PORTATION L'lNE, Inc.
bar, for Boom will have to be de-
Freight boat loaves Pier 27 East
years or Imore after the war is ov'e1.‘“River. New York (”wt of Catherine
ISL) ovary day except Sunday, at 3 p.
Im.!relght received at Norwalk up to
'5 9.111. and at South Norwalk up to
5:30 p.111.
George F. Foote, General Agent.
—~TONIGHT, BASKETBALL
Danbury vs. Norwalk. PrelinilnttryI
name. Dancing. Armory. .
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gouwhereyouhodnotiniood-
The Little Sherri
» .ldomes Donneliy
ManyLNew and, Attractive Models Now
J Ready
Satisfactory; Stockings of All Grades
CONNEAJLLY &. BRACKEN
I1 WASH INOION "I!"
Ladies’ Lace Shoes f
Our February Sale of Furniture, Hou=e Furnishing, :1. '
Rugs and Draperies offer you an opportunity to purchase 9
now at a saving of from to to 20% Any selection you mJJ‘J
make now we will hold for you and make deliveries at your-'7'
convenience.
insure “Ytlwuj'Tecgo
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H18 11 the
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,, son-111mg tor supper
ALL HOME MADE
CRULLERS BAKED BEANS
SARATOGA CHIPS CHICKEN PATTIES
FOR WEDNESDAY 'AND THURSDAY
Heerdt & Seymour
7 Railroad Ave. Tel. 973
sss'r mucus with 11612 ' 3' '
'- JUNK ,' , ’“J’J‘
Send Postal or Telephone. The Reed & v .. i
L. EFFRON. . . , , :' .
T‘LEP'W'W "75"- 5 Rowan St. East Norwalk.I Electrical CO. .
‘ Tel. 1906. Tel. 1906. The Only Fully
'5’“ "" """--'-~ 1111. 11111111 Virgin o'ucn ELECTRICAL snort,
' vomit. trrumo» lathe Town. ' .
48 West Avenue, I “mm 181-19.?! In.
South Nonallt I J. P!
Tuesdays For partlculon I 805—50 80' ‘ JJ
Fridays inquire at Studio 89- NM Hilde HI“
um: 35 Phone 840. ‘
scout” rvrswm'rans -- 1.. o TAILORED SUITS
it??? “3°71?“ and
11111 n .
makes. osold.a rents: REMODELING 01‘ FURS
impaired. Rentals, 3: b
y ' .
New York LadiesKTailor _ "
G. cookery:
per month. Mammal .
sold at $5 per 1111121111 J
JAS. DONNELLY .
u 51111111 Main 5mm. South Norwol I
u-..- .. -M
\‘1' om by the best~drtsscd worm?“
Here Are the Styles You in America, and du uriicated in
PICTURlAL REV Ew PAT-
JWHI $39 OR Eifth Avenue TERN5.Tl1é Chemise bloom
the loose, easy-fitting sports jacket, the practical ottepiccc frock.
All thue‘ in many \ :trietics you will find 111 1
J' " Pictorial Review Patterns for Morel!
NOW ON sm_
Burrowes flomePooiauti
' While
Noncomot’fbobto
am.&d«padflovflioflw«
mhvldohwmheno
Dr. 111. Mallory.
ammo-ta. ”mild—ind.
TJJ‘eeth and MoneyI
Money spent on teeth ts a good 1 J J J
’investment and one that gives]
«Jyou daily returns. I
IM‘ONEY THE MEDIUM OFIJ
. EXCHANGE 3
Iis only good so far as' it gives usI
Ithe things which contribute to.
our health, comfort and happi-I I,
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WHEN SPENT 0N TH‘JE 1
TEETH IT BRINGS US ALLI , . ..
THREE OF THE ABOVE. ' 11
Dr. Mallory is- devoting his life
work to the care of the teeth, let
him look your mouth over.
8' A“
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THE SELECTION OF
SUITABLE WALL PA _
is an easy task here. We;
so many varieties both 1111:"
I terns and plain colors. than.»
can suit any taste or meet?“
requirement. And We com
, any purse too. We c
in every grade, on any price
Yau have set- can be ‘11
modsteg.
The 111111111111;
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16 So.M Main 81., So. Norwolk, Conn.
Ilium-391.111. ton.m.: 7108p. on.
Sundays blooppolntment only.
lite New Science
'6EPINITION .OF CHIROPRACTIC
Chiropractic il'the donniuon or the
cause or the 111111.. and the art oi
adjusting the munitions is mutt
”#5, a wrench, twist or sprain in the
-‘—?'=.bock Even if done in childhood
it: creates 111111111111 116m and pain in
later his to tho did-I'm orgauond
WV. the cause 01
Norwalk Chronicler