Mame Hotel Elects.
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Brief Cases
fieccivod That We Can Sell
for $1.25.
Store Open Evenings.
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QNNELLY’S
f 16 South Main Street
on NEWS
ids Rose Lynch oi Lincoln ave-
,lfi confined to bed nilh a quincy
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the shoe repairers of Norwalk
ulh Norwallr held a successful
"lag yesterday '
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‘ell Lodge, No. 1118. F. at A
convene tomorrow evening,r
the fellowcraft degree will be
rhea.
« Maria Dyer and daughter.
‘iS’EB'Einabeth Metzier, have moved
heir. newly purchased home at
til id Park, Nor 'aik.
tan Evelyn Burke of East No!"
(1 Mr, and Mrs. Edward Ger-
tyof Norwailt visited Mrs. John"
11th of Lincoln avenue. yesterday:
ampNo. 3, P. 0. of A, will meet
evening and menthol-s are re-
allied to be present. as there will
" installation.
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Edward. Sherman son of Mr and
John C Sherman. \Nho undel-
"out an operation at the Bridgeport
dial on Friday is having a satis-
’Tlinro were. special movers in tho
‘ pity Episcopal Church yesterday
I‘Prceideut Wilson, the Nation, the“
try and the Army. net 1~ redenck
. Goleinan officiated
11111115. lVilliam Henry Cor-
‘f Washington street, are the
‘d parent's of a fine baby girl
V'h’v'vas born this morning. Both
1‘ and child are doing nicely.
plain Maurice ll. Nullinn'a I)".
team is a few points ahead in
ornament which was started in
South Norwalk Club Sauna“ 111
‘ has 87 3 points and that led by
tutu Eduard Beard has 849 points.
to this morning in the city court,
shall, on Manual ’ena. Pena
ed with assault with dangeroud
option, was discharged as Judge.
’1: H Vnehln‘zh said that the evl‘
deuce proved that Pena had been pro-
ked to matting the assault.
XTRA GUARDS AT
EW HAVEN, Fob. Cir—Erna
who were put around the. Winchesi
"Repealing Anus Company‘ 3 plant.
had other big manufacturing shops
otoday. Militiamen were put on
M in and around the State Armory.
ip burned this morning
{11 construction sheds used in con
on with the pier work and con-
nothing but metal
HITE PINE AND TAR—-
Etc.
Mo-Powell-Gwnra'inn
w.“
More Atom.
—“‘The present situation
shill.
' action without marring the dignity of
‘ NEW HAVEN snaps.-
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EW. L0\DO.\’, Feb. {iv—A tool Vllllh morning. The most conservative
11 located near the State steam or these expressed the belief that the
Terminal in Hunt Neu London
it was one.
Coughs, Colds.. Bronchitis,
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February 5th
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is periods.
ye hope and believe that the United
States will not be involved in the
war. It is to be hoped that there will
be no panic. that the people will keep
Passion or hatred must not
toward any nation or people.
Nothing: could compensate the loss of
:1 Kruse of brotherhood to men of
ex my nation.
calm.
p‘vh‘vz
Jmppii J. Linxweller, Attorney and
i’urlvleul of the Democratic Organ-
. «ion.-“ln my opinion, President,
\lilwl. hau acted wisely and with~l
not prejudice. He has handled 1119‘,
”motion icum the beginning of the‘
war to the present time with great
:iloilily, using every available means:
11 it‘t p out oi this terrible conflagrw
illon. leatiziug, however, that the
‘hontr inlcr'lllv and safety of the
l » 'eri F‘M’m were at stake, he abso-
luttly did the. right thing in severing
diplomatic relations. Eiery Ameli-
eithet by bitlh 01 adoption.
it said stand by the president. ,
3| dye William F.
“lirtridcnt Wilson had forborn
iron as he could from any severe
'1 he announcement of the engage
uncut 01 Min; Mary Eleubolh Slawte
of East i’iltfiburfh Lieutena!
llcninahl Morse ~Charley has just
bull announced, but the young won.
all. one 01' Pittsburgh's tieautien, dor
'i’armuany.~ —
as 111
A Squadron of the Royal Firing Corps,
flew across the EnglishMChunnel with‘
seventeen others some time ago, ao-i
cording to a. letter to Mien Sluwter,i
and since then she has heard nothingi
m(’nr.t>ll1€lll of actual hostilities. in
the (vent of war however. party attun-
i meals. and prejudices should be aban-
‘tJliC-d, and all true citizens stand on
theil Amm’lcanistn.
Germany. The course taken by New
ident Wlluon, however, has received
the hearty commendation of every
pruninont personage in ‘Noru‘ulk. c.11-
1:111:1le in either business or prolon-
k1 uiouai pursuits.
ilev. l‘. E. llarto. of the Norwul
, M. l; (‘lllll‘vlL—‘J‘Tllt‘ situation is very; ”‘fl “'
5"tllflll5 but it is tery evident thatl ENDORSE PRES'DENT W'LSON
WASHINGTON Feb 5.~»l)cmocrat.—
ic lt‘fltlt‘ltl in the Senate. in informal
‘ _.- .confetent'o catty today agreed that a
‘resniniiou endorsing President Wllv
son's! action in Hovering diplmnatic re-
lations \t‘lh Germany should be sub-
mitted and adopted.
ln' (eunuy is back of the. [centric-uni
".1111; 'lnautedly and unitedly.” ‘ i
fluorney lra 0. (lrogory.-“l do not
be‘ivvr that it will come to an actual
1111.11,- ol’ war, although the situation is
very grave. Germany has already
comeded sonn- points inher proposi-
lion.”
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NO SUPREME COURT DECtSiONS
] WASHINGTON. Feb. ii.—-——No decis-
‘ - ion on the Constitutionality of tho
.Aum‘noy "10350 T‘ l.l1111t1a1‘.~—-“'l‘lm \dameon oi ht hour law or other im-
thulion remains about the some portant maps before the Supreme
tilit no means of telling as yet. which Court it; expected today
way it will go. The Sixth Company mu...”
is fully equipped for any emergency,
and although not‘up to the full war Biflh Confl'ol Advocate
Shocks a legislature
.trength it does not seem probable
lilete would be much trouble in
reuniting to the full number "
Wu"
hill.
Doll: business and professional men
in tile Fit-sl’hisiril‘t differed widely
on their views concerning the pres.
c121 crisis in the German situation
i
l'nilerl States would manage to keep
out of the war in view of the fact
thu‘. the German demands have al~
3 ready been modified to come N‘W‘t.
jTlm release 01 the hniericnn sailors'
l .Nho ucre being held! prisoners 11‘
illm‘rxany also tended to torrents? the
letting of optimism among those;
who were. less inclined to believe
that war was an assured fact.
ru. :1... Mk..- 1...... 1. he "manna.
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February Sill. 1M
cu can save‘a
few dollarsbybuy—
ing a suit or over-
coat here now.
It will pay you to buy now. for next
season when clothing will be much
higher 1n price.
We need the room for spring goodsl
'so must clear out all winter suits and
“overcoats. ‘
Men’s and- Young Men’s
Suits
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Men’s and Young Men’s ii
Overcoats
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we cruciate
flat u-
chcu’lflwe‘belehaup gas,
sour food or have heartburn.
lunch. we tcrubrnh'm‘ nausea.
lie tells us to lay aside all digestive
aids and inatend. got from any phar-
macy l‘our ounces ol‘»Jad Suits and
take a tablospoonlui in a glass of Wu
tor before. breakfast and drink while
it is el‘ten'cscing and furthermore. to
continue this (or a week. While rc-
Iiet‘ lotion-:5 the. first done, it. is im-
portant to neutralize the acidity. re.-
movo the gauntalting mass. etart the
liver, stimulate the. kidneya and thus
promote a free flow of pure digestive
juices.
Jud Suits in inexpooutv 1- and is made
from the acid of grapes and lemon
juice. combined with litltia and sodi-
unt phosphate. This harmless 11111111
in used by thousands of people {or
stomach trouhle \Nlth excellent results.
Iv-Adv
it You [lave
Any Junk
S. Julie
IT TO
‘ Successor to Wm. Efiron.
Phone 499.
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You Will Fall
I to get and hold
A Good Position
if m are not prepared.
Our Sequential Course is just
the notion angina action taken by . /.
, him was absolutely necessary. The not know uhero he. is other than th' of him. However. she. has not learnt $10-00 Sims « ----- — - - « ------- ~ - ~ - - $7.85 $10-00 (”m --.u... n . . - ~ . - . . . $7.85
' 1.0.1.19, as a who... stand mm behind 11.. n “to“...whuro in France. " .111 and is satisfied he will be and 1mm:4 $16.50 and $18 Stilts ..... $12.85 $15.00 Overcoat: --.-.. . . . .. ..... $10,875
unv limvemmt that tho 'Mflvw P” “"‘I young. man, who is in the l-‘itty-iourl the wedding. T, i $20.00 Suits . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . - . - $15.85 $30-00 Wm --- .- . . . ..... . $14 85
great and immense country thinks is * ,_---..,_-M——r .n. $2500 Suits ..» . .. $20 81; $3500 Ova-cons $18.85
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‘1 ”“955“,“ ed that the. danger of war was very Mens $10 Raincoats . . . . .. ...... $7.85 $30.00 Ovm _--_--.. . . . . _ . . . . $22 85
\F'ltl 'F' , l B _ il m“ imminent and that it. was only a .. '
“£12“ 30:11:33; dot it]; '; Wit: imitcr of perhaps days or even hours. >‘
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one. I feel that all will support hint :if;’l‘:a:h:lug:al 3::::|:?lhl:= “8:081 en ' CAUSES INDIGESHHN B 0 e rs & Stevens
1 i t v 1 ' ' II O: o u L / ' ' ' '
n my 8 eps “huh homily latte. ,tllniantic supporters of a warlike M”.
Judge Joseph R. Taylor: llDllI: (techno tint it u as impossible an”, of Hydrochloric Acid sour; . ,
President Wilson wag” absolutely l0" ‘1‘“ “'“lt‘d NW"? ‘0 avoid being the Food and Forms Gales THE HOME OF HART SCI-IA EFNER & mx CLOTHES.
right in severing diplomatic relations drawn “”0 ”‘9 “mm“ “‘9'“ "‘99 lladigcsstcd food delayed in the '
.- . . . " ‘Jl so far all ‘0 prophecy ”19 stomach doors or rail (or t
it 1111 Germany, . 1 am surprised that H “.“m . )1. ' “"3 “1"“ '3 so
such acton did not come sooner. Such aenduu; “f ‘1 hug" army b" the ['“it‘ he came M “Kid 19“ i“ "it" 01’0“ “1": ” Norwalk N or walk
action was absolutely justified. ed 3mm" comma ”m 0‘39““ ‘0 “mp-“L“? 11 noted authority. He also tells
the Allies, on the. Western lront.'us that indigestion in caused by liy’per‘ ' ‘__
1111.29 (390ng II \rmbulgh Tm. Others. :1 hit more conservative eX-,acidity, meaning, there is an excess of 9 - W--. ..-...-.."..,....._ W.-- . ._ N _ _ _ —:1—-
P1 «ideal and his advisers have uu~ pi‘nnsod the belief that the. Americanlliydro-chlortc acid in the stomach d P l ‘
:ioublcdly given wise consideration to navy would take an activo part in which prevents complete digestion and 83' “I av 5 ”CBS \ U 1 u
the course they have taken in sever- the prosecution 0f the war, but that starts food iertncntniiou. Thus ever)“ i d S 22 BUCEYE INC BIA-.1033
inn diplomatic relations with Ger- the. American army would nothe sent thing onion 11011111 in tho stomach much pfxgmfiifm fu‘f'” '''''''''''''''' V ‘_ 222‘ Hatches Every untenable Egg
'm-tlo it is a serious plan that fro. abroad. like mat-baits tours in a can. forming Fresh shoulder: ..... 18c. .
'luen'lv presuges and provokes but (in every hand the general hope uértd fluids and gases which inflate Pig; Hockl ....... . ..... 180. Old ClilOfly
it does not in‘ “m,” mm" the com- was that a state of war would never the stomach like a toy WWW“. Th9“ Corned 5'?“ 9"" """"""" ' :8“ Standard
be. declared between this country and we feel a heavy, lump:r misery in the PM “fl“, "° “"9 ' " 6c. ' N
Heavy N. Y. Prime Rout tram 18c. up
Best cut Sirloin Stella . ....... 28c.
Portcrhouse steak, best heavy i
but .................. 30c.l
Chopped Beef. all lean 16cH
Genuine Spring Lens of Lamb. 26:.
erb Chops, loin . ............. 30c;-
Rlb Chop: .............. . ...... 23c.
Native Veal
Home-dreamt Fowte ...... . ..... 28m
Dixie Bacon ......... . ......... 226
Salt Salmon .................... 180.? . . i
Salt Herring .......... 6 for 25¢. i ~ v.5.
Everything to fancy groceries and
"m “gay...“ % Burns Hard and Soft Coal ,
Gold Medal Butter ..... . ....... 45ml 1
Fresh Eggs . ................... 4Bc., ‘ b ‘
Oleomargarinc ............ 25c. -28c.' er . organ
Heinze's Salter Kraut .......... 10c” .
Chamok’ 5 Market
Free Delivery
chl. 583 :1... 76 North Main St..
South Norwalk
v.-
Steam Dying it (ileum (.0.
Formerly known In Brim,” Dyeing 9. Cleaning Co.
stlk Dresses, Gloves. am and Lu Curtains olea‘ned.
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KITCHENWARE OF 1
. 11. moan, Mp.
CHARACTER i 249 State Street wnearoonrotar——
i The claim that it is better to ”TV 1 ,_ , _ “
'buy cheap kitchenware and buy ‘
it often is not consistent with,
household efficiency, for it doesn’t
take into account thontime andl
trouble incurred in making the
The City Ngfionai Bank
37 Fort Street. ‘Eaut Norwalk. .
replacements nor the general in-l
lefficiency due to poor utmsils
H’Eood kitchen utensils produce
attractive kitchens, satisfied set?
vants and sanitary service. We
can produce the utensils wheni
you require them. 1
Our stock 1: lane and well as-2
rortcd. We have all the standard
things and many unusual items
not found elsewhere. Our prices
help us sell our goods. Let us
halo van in your kitchen outfit—
Today and Tomorrow
Prosperity' ls with (mowen and women are male
ing money—
It’ ts a happy, cheerful mm.
But—look to the w your surplus earnings
and profile—watch than M and multimi—
Ensure a happy, durfl FUTURE.
We loan money an fix: m
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J. B. '13.?”
Norwalk Chronicler