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For the South
and All Parts of the
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Taylor&Golden
Telephone No. 1230
South Norwalk Trust Co. Bloc.
F you’re trying to make
that furnaCe behave treat
it to a good dose of Our
high grade coal and it will be-
gin to act friendly toward the
family. Prove what we say is
true—~try a ton”’or two.
Harris 81 Gain
68 Water Street
Tel. 721
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A. muting ed .1112 Email“ (3*
mime, a! 1va Fm cm; ruin
Main Armin» cu m the
”mm. m It View in th- W
client's 21'1"an ole", in Wall m1.
A can! party had dance will he held
tomorrow evening 'iu the Catholic
Club house, in West avenue, under the
lauspices of Court Cecile, Daughters
of Castile.
There Will be a special meeting of
the Fulrfield County Bar, in Bridge-
port, Friday, Feb. 9th, for the purpose
of considering the advisability of con—
solidaling the Criminal ”and Civil‘
sides of the Gourt of Common Pleas.
. Vory.
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National From First Pant) .» V
employed
of Jo 7 uni other holiday».
Vii delirium! watered around the
breaking pl of diplomatic relational
mm) rec I . V sons hell
enthusiasm was just as great. it was
. 1.1 11..., “non lit-wry deI
lituted lbe slsuiurds at Manila Bay
The news was flushed by ticket VoV
this city 031 that night there was nl
‘ No in \‘nru'al‘t V ‘ rh \\ 4 "ti 11d l
(d by a. pull) of downtown young mVn. i
(in the way home, they stopped .11:
the Mahackemo Hotel. 11 wad“ hero:
~they heard the news of the great vie-i
Onb of the young in h; was a‘
Icornet 1119.er and had his instrument .
The. lloorkeepsrs’ Circle, of
King's Rauchters, of the. Norwulk
(‘ougregut‘onnl Church. met last c-V'e-
ninu at Vhe home of Mrs. Will‘nm ii.
Byington, in Belden avenue, and nuns-
Iuelod routine business.
Ii. Raymond against Marv l‘lVise for
{the purpose of ejecting ht‘r from
llVoVVse at. 111 Watt-1 sheet The ac
Ition will come up in the city Vourt on
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Februaiy 18.
The suit ol‘ C‘hnrl-l- s SVlVVVViVlt Vs.llli11-
the
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Vile ll. Bulkley will tome. tip in
Court of Common Pleas, l‘aVVburV,
. marrow.
as the result of alleged iuiurlcsI
(-eiV-ed in an accident occurring
member 6.1916.
Vesent the plaintiff.
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WEATHER FORECAST.
Fortcnst fol NotVValk and ViVinitV:
Fair tonight and \‘Vedncsdav; “armor
\Vedn.“ sday.
A trough of low pressure extending
from New Mexico northeastward to
Minnesota is causing unsettled weath-
VIV', 'Wllll rising temperature, between
the Rocky Mountains and the Mis‘sissi
ppl river. An extended area of high
pressure central over Alabama is pro
duciuu‘ pleasant weather, with low
temperatures, in nearly all districts
from the, Mississippi river eVV‘stVV‘ard to
the coast. Freezing temperatures and
killing frosts extend as far south as
Central Florida.
Conditions favor for this vicinity:
Fair weather with slowly rising tem-
peraturc.
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WEATHER A YEAR AGO
1* TO'DAY ‘
'l'V-VVVpV-raturtt: LOW,
I27. 1 Pair.
ill"; NEWS
No. 1268,
:lViulV.
l’onaVVsVVs Council, lloye i
Arcanum, \‘. ill meet this V?\t‘lllill{ in the
lodge. rooms in Red Men's Hall, in
Main street. important business Vvill
hp transacted. .
1‘. Henry Kellogg, local agent
puny in South Norwalk, has returned
'from an automobile trip to Hartford.
He expects shortly to be transferred
to New Haven, a much larger field
or activity.
The annual meeting of the stool;
holders of The Southern New Eng
land Telephone Company was held at
the Telephone building in New Haven,
this afternoon. The only business or
the meeting was that of acting .upon
the annual report of the company and
the election of directors for the com
ing year. The present directors,
Messrs. Lymah B. Jewell, James Eng-
lish, A. Boston Robertson, John “‘11. Al-
]ing, Theo. N. Vail, James T. Moran.
Victor‘Mor‘ris Tyler, William F. Hen-
ney, Charles E. Lyman, Augustus H.
, Ballard, Charles G. D-uBois and Harry
C. Knight, were re-elected
\I-Tfie Ball/r of Dish/1 cf/Ve pert/Ice
ior‘
. the (“onnecilcut Life insurance Com-
James F. Lawton, of Dal'lHl has
llll'Ollghl action for $800 ViVnVages‘
.‘VVVVVV Frances F. Cleveland Preston, VVIt
IHl’rllltt‘lOll N. .l. The. case is retutn
Vblo on the first Tuesday in March in
jtho (‘ourt of Common Pleas, Blidge
lpOVt. Judge William F. Tammany
represents the plai11tii'f..\lr. Lawton
alleges that he loaned the defendant;
$650 on February 3, which has llOi‘I
beVVV r'otanod. Mrs. Preston is the
widow of the late piesident, (‘VrOVcVI
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CATCHING FISH BY SUCTlON.
'i he fish of the deep are. getting wisfi
lm' thov can't eldestep'a recent:
apparatus built to ensnare them. it
.VVVVlVVng more than an application
V! 1hr Vacuum cleaner principle Tho;0
lV enter a funnel shaped net undcrIi
I the boat and are dem up to a con- '
l taium tank on deck bV pmVeVlul suc
thIion pumps.- -«l’opul:-u Science Month-I
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Hill Alli uwrul
‘Give it When Feverlsh, Cross, Bilious,
I For Bad Breath or Sour Stom- l
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book nt the tongue, mother! It cont
ltI‘tl it is a sine sign that film little
ones stomach liver and bowels need
la gentle, thorough cleansing at‘tmce.
i Whenpeevlsh, cross, listless, pale,
doesn’t sleep, doesn’t eat or act 1111th
Vully, or is feverish. stomach cour,
breath bad; has stomach-ache, sore
throat, diarrhoea, full of cold, give a
teaspoonful of "California Syrup of
.Figs," and in a few hours all the foul,
constipated; waste. undigested food
and sour bile gently Vnoves 011i of its
little bouels without gripping, and you
have a well, playful child again.
You needn't coax sick children
take this harmless f‘fruit laxative;
they love its delicious taste, and it al-
ways makes them feel splendid.
to
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I Ask your druggist for a 50-cent bot-
tle of “Califbrniu Syrup of Figs,"
which haslerections for. babies, child‘-
ren of all ages End for grown-ups
plainly on the bottle. Beware of conn-
terfeits sold here. To be sure you get
the genuine, ask to—‘aee that it is made
by “California Fig Syrup Company?
I Refuse any other kind with contempt.
—Adv.
ables of any dEscription
Protect Your Valuables
_ There is no need for you to; run the risk of
losing your important papers, jewelry or vain?
rental of $4-oo a year you can secure a
posit Box in our fire and burglar proof vault.
I.Storage space for bulky packages and articles ‘ ‘
malso provided at Ivory nominal rates.-
when for the mpderate
Safe De-
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the.
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The plaintiff claims $1,000,
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Land & Land rep. '
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\‘Trounc t‘. New lIV.V in;
H ‘ ElwoodSVGlover
“'1 h in lie climbed up on the.
Washington street railroad bridge,f
.1 .V; .. and lllt‘I‘V’. at midnight. play-‘
the “Star Spangled ilaVuVeV“‘V
V1 ii lr m bier“ ' c to end. 1le .‘
1.1mm “as John It. liyslop. .‘
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‘ 1 THE ORGA’N.
A summary process action has been.
brought by William F. and Thomns'
it is 11; harmony of human making.
Though .VVeVV have buit those pipes:
,. of burnished gold;
TlVeiV music, out of Nature‘s licarlf
dunking. ' '
l 'li‘orever new, louver is (l old
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Man 111.1er; VVot—VVulV iinds‘nall 011th-
1V beauty, :
'( (utVlViVVg 11 thread of sunshine her.
and thorc, I,
Some shining pebble in the path cl"
duty, .
Some. (‘Clltl if the mugs thVVV tlo 1d
air. ‘
'llVVV prelude is it Wliltl among: the
VV-VVVoVV-VV, '
Rising until it meets the lill'i‘t‘lll'li
Vo.V1;
NV V1 11 wild ocean heating it»; great
billoVVs
.\il‘ltllig‘\lll(‘ hollow caverns of th0'
shore.
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it ill lllt‘ \(llH' of some Vnst poop]
pleading
i‘or justice iron ancient shame and
wrong——
'lllt‘ tV.Vmp of God's “\th ,ing‘ 111mm,}
heading
\\ith shouted thVVVVVivrs of ll‘lulllI
phant song. I
soul that siltesl t'llltllllltfl. Vireuiy‘
dimes. l
(fouldst thou but rise on some (ll’,
V'inc desire. l
As those deep chords upon their swun-
iug surges
lleur up the wavering voices of the l
lVoir!
ltut over lurking in the heart, there
"lingers
The trouble of :1 false and Darrin“;
tone,
some meat Organ VVthVlV VVVVskillV-d
iiVVgeVs :
\ex into discards when the Mas-
tcr‘s gone.
~—Ed\vard Roland Sill.
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CATHOLIC CLUB BANQUET
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Final nrruVVchnents for the annual
banquet of the Catholic Club, which
will be held on Lincoln‘s birthduv
February 12th, at the Royal James
lVVVV, have practically been completed
by the committee in choice of the at
fair l
Attorney Edward J. Quinlan will he
the toustmnstcr oi the evening, and
among the speakers will be lumes .V.‘
Galvin, Congressman from llrt‘ 12th
Boston (‘VVVVcressional llelVisVV Phillip
(linerul lins-
sell Frost, of Notwalk, and lie. ‘ l'. ll
McClcaVV, Ill Milford. lll‘lltl oi the (,‘on ,
nectlcut Mission Society. I
The Sterling-Wellniiz orchestra will
render music for the occasion. and a;
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We Have a Complete Line Of
Comfort Shoes,
Nurse’s Shoes,
Juliets and
Slippers
m Washington St.
300g] trimm-
Vodny than on the Fourth J ‘
and let machine show its Value at once!
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DANCING PUMPS
.. ...,: l _ THE HOWLAND PRY Goons company
- ‘ . . . . - 3%.;2‘1135 531.1? ‘ “‘ “’ ”’1 *‘ “ .11.“. “mpg...
Saints VI lmlcmr entertainers pill—be my!“ trouble. The ship was oblig- l‘i‘l' ii! Connecticut, and 0035““0‘9‘1 ‘ i l":
on hand. The affair is expected to be ed to anchor, but later proceededI
lone of the most. suede stul events of to hex dock llBle There was no on
its kind over heldby the local clIillI).
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,Howlancl drop-head '
sewing machines easily hdught
The Howlancl Club. for 1917 opens its rolll
Eclipse. automatic lift-$19.50 Reliance. hand lift“;
$25 .
Reliance, automatic lift -$27. 50 New England auto“:
.matic lift -$25
Sewing-machines built of dependable material, guaranteedl
to do satisfactorily every sort of home sewing, at aquantityl
price, at a cash price, on easy terms of payVVVent,——anidl
delivered on payment of first sum of '
one dollar
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‘ lite Howlaud Sewing-machine club is an organization that makes it easy it» folks to get :1 reliable sewing-111:1—
chine. 1111: store has these machines built in one of the best factories of America. it buys them on a special direct
contract pays cash, gets lowest price. Then it sells thV m at close profit, just like dry goods, and gives folks the
privilege of paying in small monthly amounts!
Of course, the club is a success. That’s natural.
A greater VVVembership each year.
biggest VVVembership of all is pretty certain.
This- year of 1917, the
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The machines; what they will; do; their guarantee.
l W Every mac in; is built with drop head; the head' is easily and quickly hidden from sight when machine is not i111"
Iuse. Every mac me has its wearing parts built of special metal that will stand up inder friction. Ball bearings
IlIIreIdtIIce this friction at seveiztl points on some models. The wood used 18 cf excellent quality and grain nicely tiiV-_ . .
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I But the really important thing is the sewing. These machines will do every sort of home sewing smoothly;
l uoiselessly, and perfectly. They are easily threaded, stitch is easily regulated, —-it doesn’t tire a woman to run one.
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A guarantee of satisfactory seifice goes with each machine. 1116 store stands four-square in back of it. it. .1
livill do its work well for years and years. , ‘
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N Here is the plan of the club.
Any one who wishes, and whose promise is to be depended upon, may join.
'A member chooses a machine, makes anmeui of the. first 5an of one dollar, owes to pay the balance of ma»
WW 5 cost in stated monthly amounts.
The chosen m'VclViVVe is at once deliveied and brings its efficient work into the boom
being paid for. pm”. . . . . . '.
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Member: ' pay no extras.
The price of a machine to a club member 18 the exact cash price. Not one penny is paid beside "llVeVe ale 1le
Interest charges, no club fees, not one cent extra. .The club is formed to bring ma lVines easily within reach of all
homes—and to do it at lowest price. , ,,
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Don’t judge value by price.
Sewing-machines have been sold for years and years mostly through agencies. That‘odded to their cost—-
there were commissions to everybody all along the line from factory to home. Howiund machines pay no commis—.
sions to agents. Therefore, their prices are low; far far lower Ithan the usual price of machines of equal quality.
’l‘lVir- l Il‘loor.
quLtically all of the docks along the lobster, one quart of milk
Connecticut liver. and also nianylspoonful of 5111.11 much (It;
ljdocks on the Long Island the front and two tablespoonfuls.
. .ncIiViIding some at Ne ' 'Ita: blended with a table'spoonful. 0 till
l citement among the passengers.
Norwalk Chronicler