auto-1- .r o inn-Tum “1“...mfiu‘“ ,y. ...1 .1 .. .4» ”1.41.1 1w . N.
”4-1
va— -
'- Drawers, Gowns.
" and Combinations.
mac Assortment.
K.BA1\IKS_
flit-chemo Hotel Block
South Norwalk
waived That We Can Sell
for $1.2 5.
Stare Open Evenings.
. NNEL LoY ’S
16 South Main Street
tilll NEWS
t begins Wednesday,
February
i
,mtine business was transacted at
gigbts meeting of Our Brothers‘ 1
'NO. 10, I 0 0.11‘.
44;.
regular Weekly drill of the;
Company, c. A. 11,, 11111 111-, 119111!
.htflin the local armory. !I
will be a i?gular nieetingo ofI'
bers‘ Mekah lodge, No. 55,1
F.. tomorrow evening, in the
«rooms In Wall street
ii of the Lady I-‘lks will met-‘1 this
in; at 8 o'clock at the Home, I
Ch Main street, to make the final
Thalia will he a regular meeting thisI
pg, of Welcome Strangei Lodge,‘
4. Sons of St. George, in the
rooms In Main street. All mom-l
no requested IO‘IIB present. I
igloo“ IAt"vlatei has lirenupnniu-
mum for the Meridt 11, Middle-l
I: Gullford Electric llailway
y Judge Edwin D. (lager in thel
it side of the superior man at’
{1 .request of stockholdets in theu
acorn.
1
IA IDWight Keep is a member of the
lite-3 which is making plans for 1'
motioif picture exhibition of John
on's “Pilgrim Progress" in the
' Nor-walk Congregational Church
iridayr and Saturday, the 10th and
Only 1,000 tickets are to be dis-
of. ‘
’4
1
hot Mrs. H. A. Felix of Bridge-'
to suffering from infantile para-
and .not stomach trouble 11.41 first,
ved, was, revealed yesterday
-Dr. (J. N. Haskell took a lum-
puncture after his suspicions had
11 {aroused regarding the nature of
moment» ailment.
11‘ Adelaide Woodrutf iioweli.
113nm: of Rev. and Mrs. Louis B.
'll, has 11 very interesting story
tied “How Hulda Learned to Cook"
a current issue of Little Folks'
.ugézine The story i4 accompanied
beautiful illustrations, and is
.3 source. of many appreciative re-
“I its from Miss Howell's friends.
aptiln Frederick Hinsch, man-
I of the Eastern Forwarding 00.,
w‘bondnn, expressed surmise and
tuhen informed of the b1eaki11g
7 diplomatic relations 11ith Ger-
I 7-When Iasked what effect this
. 1 have on the Deutschland, if
ouid arrive, he replied that he
0'. say. “In any event she
vc twenty- -four hours in which
éove port again," he said Asked
could unload her cargo his 1111.
- "That would be up to Wash.
ITE me AND TAR—
ughs. Colds, Bronchitis,
Yes, we went at it with an
axe—not simply with the
- pen.
It's the axe that counts in a
sale! You know what a lovely
warm Fall we enjoyed!
Well here’s one of the results
of that lovely warm weath-zr
—a lot of winter suits that
should have sold at the“ be
ginning of the season.
Now we must push them out
quick.
Come in and get yours.
Rogers 8t Stevens.
Norwaik So. Norwalk
of, utticles donated l -,
‘MWW
uoawitnt ‘“
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SOClE-l‘Y 1%
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l AND PERSON“
News "9:
.I1-1ed t‘ Estelow, I'res’ldent of the
Fixst National Bank, of Oxford, N. h,
'I: the guest of Mr. and Mrs. W. W.
'i.e.4trr of Bayvicw avenue. Mr.
F. ltlt’)“ is to he one of the speakers
at the dinner gi1en by the men of
Trinity cl11trch,at the hotel Clifford
this evening at 8 o'clock.
—_
Mis .4 Marion Hamilton, who has
Men spending the week end with
1111 |arcnte Mr. and Mrs. John Ham-
111111, of I-‘lax Hill 1ond. 1et11rned to
New York yesterday, where site is
attending school at the college of
New York.
\
WINSTED TRAFFIC OPENS UP
WINS'I‘l-Zl:, Fob, 6.——Winsted
today slowiy working out of its snow-
bound condition as a result of water-
Wit 3 .
day's storm. While steam traffic on
New Haven road was maintaining
nearly iiormai schedule, the (‘entrul
New lingland Railway “as having con
sidera‘nic difficulty in getting trains
through. The public schools were
still closed. l-Iighways leading to the
rural districts were still blocked, but
it was hoped to have them cleared b)
tonight.
ZIONIST NEEDS IN PALESTINE
NEW YORK. .Feb. 6.-Tlt-e provis-
ional executive committee for general
Zionist affairs announced today that
it has made provision for the financial
needs of the institutions in Palestine
Inpsomc time to come, even ifIail
means of communication with the
Near East cease.
A WOMAN'S VOICATION
One of our modern writers has said,
“A Woman is as efficient in business
as 1? man—when she is."
The reason why sometimes she
not so efficient is that her health may
fall. But the wise business woman
knows new what to do when attacked
by tho ailments peculiar to the so-
called “weaker sex." That greatest
of all remedies for woman's ill, Lydia
E. Pinkham's. Vegetable Compound.
is
I Ihasbeen freeing Iwomen from such
ailments for forty years. Try it, if
. Etc- you suffer from such an ailment, and
'I ' ' d efficiency
- w - n m- o insure your competency an
on P0 e“ C '9 h Inn 11 the business world—Adv.
1 r 1
Iiase from Anxiety
1
i-‘lum Irfl
1111111, $30,000,000; No. 2,
33.111211110110011; No. 3,
1,1_11l110;
No, 5, Grosser Kurfui'sl,
l‘tti; No.
a
1,
0011,0141; Nu.
113,000,001): No. 9, Prinz
No.
$I.00t1,000: No. 12,
111-1., $2 0011.000:
lielui ll.,
0110. Total, $110,000,000.”
LAUDF-‘R DID HIS BIT.
Gave U71 $75,000 to 8:1.-
the War.
8011
Iiaiiy Lauder Was playing an e-In
payment of twenty-(I111 weeks in thin
country when he lea‘rnod that his soul
1141.. starting for the front. lie Imme!
dl.1.':lrly)(losed his tour, which had run The Moment
onl, ten weeks and hurried to Eng
lanc As hi4- salary was $5, 000 11?
week, be sacrificed $7 5,000 to ace hi.4"
son before he
ll'JII.
The comedian. perhaps hoping to
telieve his nilnd of worry regarding
the fate of his son. at once plunged
Into the work of recruiting men for
”11- English army. First of all he
suhurlbed $5,000 to the Prince of
\Villt't‘ fund, and then, after equipping
a band of fifteen bagpipera. be stari-
ed 11 tour of England and Scotland
I.‘n tin hope of stimulating recruit-
ing. ‘
HIE- work soon came to the utten~
tion of army authorities, and he was
made a recruiting sergeant and cm-
11ow1 red to enroll iron for more. than
a your. Lauder not only carried on
this work. but. paid the salarie4
rrnenses of his pipeis and furnished
them with equipment. In nddition,‘
till“?
I 11 ounded soldiets.
'l‘lte youngei I.1tt'ler was mention fine
ed in mders, and finally was made 111'
(1-‘I1in in his 1egi111pnt, one battalion you N or made, by setting a large fif— announced that the relations between
of which, 1ec111ited largely through ty cent case of Pope's Diapepsln from the United States
his fathers cffmis, was known as1any drug store.
minutes how needless
from indigestion,
Lstomach di'iorder.--Adv.
l‘lntnn‘ci's Own." Three times he
Ivan wounded and sent home. where
‘41 was nursed back to life by his
father and mother, and three times
ho. ielurned to the front.
N011 he is dead. and England In
11 omninzsith the man who 1111.4- 11“
her laugh for a decade.
Lauder, writing in the Sunday Her
aid recently, said: “When my son
came home from the war I hope he
will take. kindly to tl1ou"hts of sheep
:fanning and become established as
1'1 decent Scot laird, growing the na-
titn‘s meat. That's the life that is
a reality, but most of your doing in
town are Just IL cinema show."
Captain Louder was engaged in Kit-
mt to Mildred Thomas, the dough-
ter of a Scottish farmer and an old
school fellow of Lender's—Boston
Herald.
1RAIN SERVICE ON FEB. 12.
On account of the observance of
Lincoln's Birthday, the New York,
New Haven and Hal-tiara Railroad.
following its usual custom. will dis-
continue a number ”of local trains
into New York the morning of Feb.
DOOR.
lagthoublioofovlflalatqltht
oidgltlhihlldoblnqu
~hmdmwumm‘:
12. and return trains In the after-V
I
Notices base boon‘ :noatotl-h inform-
to I'irtlilz—--No. 1, Vote .
Iioheinl: 1
Nassovia, $1 '1
No. I, ilurbarnssa. $6,000,000pl
$7,000,000}
11.1. 0, 1111-1111011 111-1 111114111», $6,00t ‘
Kaiser Wilhelm II.,
8, George Washingtur
Joatiii
1'31111(1,t:1‘ti; No. 10, Prinz Eitei Frie
ll, Koenig W
ilamburt
$6,000,000; No. 13, Aliemnnia. $201k
went into 111:5
taste good, but work badly;
$1?
111111 1111 410111111 *
lS0lll.,NE$S llEllllBllllll,
111111 1111111101,
"Pope's Diapepoin"
Reaches Ute Stomach all Dls-
tress Goes
foods you eat hit back--
ferment
Do some
‘Into stubborn lumps and-cause a sick.
sour, gassy stomach? Now, if r. or Mrs.
Dyspeptfc. Iot this down: Papa's Din
pepsin digests everything, leaving no-
thing to sour and upset
you. There
never was anything so safely quick,
so certainly effective.
No difference
how badly your stomach in disordered
you will get happy relief in five mIn-.
utes. but what. will please you most
1.: that
l your stomach so you can out your luv
orite food.1 without fear.
Most remedies give you relief some ;
times—they are slow, I
“ Hi’apes
and puts your stomach
and condition so the misery won't
Iiiapepsln" Is quick, positive
COIIII“
bu c.k
fiape'psln" comes in contact. with Ithc breaking off of diplomatic relation-11'
he refused many trtmcndously large stomach—distress
offers for sin e 111 earance, prefer
I: ‘ i it i “:19” nd sin to your stomach gets sweet, no glue, no Germany on Saturday,
‘I ‘g 0 ‘ 9 0 l a u g belching, no emulation of undigested Penfleld
. l'md' your head clears and you feel bad a long conference
Y ou feel different as soon as “Pope :4
just vanishes—
Go now, make the best investment
You realize In five
it Is to suffer
dyspepsia or any
i
i
If You Have 1
. Any Junk
S. .111er
-IT TO
Successor to Wm. Edi-on. ,
Phone 1199.,
37 Fort Street. 111.111 Nos-walk.
I“ ___..'
’1
You Will Fail
to get and hold
A Good Position
if you are not prepared
OurSecrIotarhl Councioitm
whatyoonced.
It strengthens and regulates;
but not sure. 1
In a healthy- '
.-‘ :4
'11.};
can.
350.000000 PROPOSED TO
COMPLETE SUMBARINES
iHOUSEI EMERGENCY RFIIl/ENUEI
311.1.
\\ ASHINGTON, Feb. (3 «Demo-
tints of the Senate Finance. commit-
tee went ahead on the House Emer-
WASHINGTON, Feb. 6,—A bill to
place Immediately in the hands of the
president $50,000,000 to complete
submarines and destroyers now un- . , .
der construction was introduced to ”III” Revenue bill, irrespective 0‘
lwrsible developments in the inferno.
11y by Representative Emt-ison of
Ohio ltionai situation, which may demand
extraordinary financing.
A WOMAN; EXPERIENCE WITH “If mmmittee 4101168 to have the
GRIPPE bill ready for a Democratic caucus
When a cough or cold "hangs on," on Thursday night.
town Riva; at Bobokcn, N. J.,
ibilx street, Kev Ymk City,
I “re chain in flffi zmohigrapbs, one
' until :95.“
1e United Hales g) to war these
:1 sscls will may be
.ain.
item, is the lam vessel afloat, un-
Shipping mas mean with the
saluo of m since the European
war began “on the value of the
‘erman and Julian steamers "no
uned in Her York harbor is no
Those in the
and
than 31“”.
which
lf' Germany a'nd
seized by Uncle
Hhe 11m which is among
the German: lave ‘built other
l nd greater Malform- ahe war bil-
IIFEIL'II’ m ‘; NOW LIKE 21
l Hm m complain about feel-
old bob: any should, Like a weak
link h 3 dab. :3 weak 01311.1 eutec-
,bieo the M body Overworked,
weak crib-adored kidneys lower vi-
“my. .l. W. Morgan, Angola, In"
writes: ‘I mind with pains in the
back. [an years old, but I felt
like a an d 90 years old. Since I
took m m yflls i feel like I
did whimzl' In 50c (111681.00
atlas-Ho.
and you have aches and pains In your ~_... - .
Iolnts and muscles. it is likely that
grippe Is taking hold of your system.
.Mrs. J. A. Rodgers, Switzer. S. 0..
says: "I am susceptible to colds: of- ‘
ten ending in grippc In this case I
have found Foley's Honey and Tar to
prevent doctor ,bills.” This sterling
family remedy loosen‘1 the phlegm,
stops Irritation, alleys soreness and
inflamstion and frees the air passafl'
'cs. Good for children—Adm
Hatches Every
Standard
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PENFIED sass l
- rosamu 11114157511
IR‘elationa Between Austria and 1
United States Declared Not Yet I
' » Affected sslI
VIENNA, Feb. 6.——-via hondon.9
p. m. ~After the receipt of news of the
the United States
between and
BUCEYE IN CUBATOBS
Burns HardI adSofi (I308!
Albert ll.
Hatcha‘ble Egg
g; Old Colony
Ut- .
4 ' Breeders
Morgan
Frederic C.'
the American ambassador,l
with the ~ - - - - --—~ _ —— — - —-—‘———-—'-9
Austin-Hungarian foreign minister.
Count Czernin, after which it was 8 ' °
team Dvmg 81 Clowns Co
‘ _ o
and Austria- Formerly known as Brid rt 8h- matlml 00
Hungary were. not yet affected. I , sop III“ I
- -.-- ._ Sllk Drones, Gloves, Blank‘b and lam-Causal" minced.
| —-—- ,
This Week 11' ' «11.111.112.11...
‘ . S I‘ICCS 1 - 2... State Street mun-oar“
Homemade Sausages 221:. I I .1—
Freoh Hams 22c.- III—I “I I “I. H I
Freshshoulden................18c. ,1 _.:=|-
3.9:Hockl....................18c. T ' ‘ ‘
nme-i Side Pork18c. h C ty N u nal B ‘ k
Pot Roast, no benefit). I e 1 a o I an I
Heavy N. .Y.‘ Prime Roast from 18c. up ~
Best cut Sirloin Steaks 28c:
[Pobrterhousc Steak, best heavy . 1 I
1 eat 30c. T d ' d linll I
C moped Beef. all loan 16c. 0 ay a“ II arrow
Genuine Spring Lens of Lamb. .I 261:. = ,
erh Chops, Ioln ..... . 30c. Prosperity is with this mte—mznfl-wm are mak-
2‘th Olivia'.” ......... .......1. 23¢. ing moneyh
a vo ea . 4 .'
glorinc greased Fowls .. .. . .. . . 28c 1 It s a happy. cheerful PM”
xe a—on 2%.
51111 Salmon . ..... ......x...... 181:. But—“>0“ ‘0 the ”WW FmIsu'pius ““1313“
galsmittzrrtngi .....f........ 61 for 2331 and profits—watch than am Ill “Wm!—
v 119 n ancy grocer co an m
1 rah vegetables. Ensure a happy, Che.“
’Gold Medal Butter............. 4511.1 MIMI
lFroah Eggs 48m Weloanmoneyop .
Oleomargarioo 25111—2811. 92——
Hoinze’o Sauce Kraut 10c.
Chamok’s Market
i II ” Free Delivery
l'l‘el. sea-a. 76 North Main St"
I South Nomlli
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Norwalk Chronicler