”3—4.
8...»... .. all 1111111. m
arr “IND :Asquieitiom. Recommended. and Ur
. cent Pics for Larger Appro.
pristion
A his” baby “:3, “a born to Mr. The second biennial report 0! the
m In. R. 11 M of 13 Quintuid Connecticut State Park Commission,
1"“, Wm! W8 hovering the pe1iod ending Sept. 30,,
11916, is now in print and may be oh‘
JAMETBALL, WMNDAY
itainod from the State Librarian at}
duper (Bum league) vs 'Nor walki Hartford.
Wm. Dancing. Armory. Re- lt includes the. legislation of 1915
served seat sale at Donnelly's relating to the state parks, a 1e1 .611
to! the work of the commission,11ith
Edward oSnlli-van, of 7 Union avenue,! :1 statement of its policy and gencmi
m recently resigned his positionialnis; a description of the lands ac-
wifll the Boston Store Company, 11111;. called, and :1 definite plan for acquis-
jolnhlo father at Holyoke, Mass. litmus recommended during the com
‘ing two—year period. with an urgent.
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Hyatt, of Nor-{plea tor a mom adequate appropria-
walk. will leave this city shortly tor tion. '
Florida. where they will spend thei The two appropriations. hitherto
remainder of the winter made for the purchase of land, $20,000
‘ each, have permitted only the teehlest
In} subunit in streets near the beslnninsa. while the few possible
cats: are still mum of Monday’s sites yet remaining on the salt.- water
am. ltlshardandsmoom now. and mm are rapidly being cut 111) into
there “Merci pedestrians to walk. lots, and buildings ale being erechhl
log “N11 it. {on land which must eventually be in-
cluded within any satisincioiy system
of state parks.
It does not seem ‘to be realized 1l1at
state parks do not consist of fountains,
-—Dinlng room open at the Bristol.
-94 Washington street.
A meeting of the Friday Afternoon flower-beds, and gravel walks curving city will attend "the Saturday see
Club will be held tomorrow afternoon gloteluliy through "31““ lawns. State 51°35 ‘
of parks can 111111' Dr tonstructed or 119- .....N .. _. «--. -.m-w “T...
at 3:30 o'clock. at the residence.
Miss Mary Cunningham, Ehnwood VQIODHI as ...“) parks may be, in the
avenue. places that are lett over as the city
stretches out, but 11111 intended like
Blnpel'tllli.e the national parks to preserve and
Union will meet at the home of Mrs Open to the public the principal natu-
‘Incllean, No. 9 Chestnut street, No1 ral beauties of the state. They must,
w,alk p‘ndgy afternoun at 3";11110'ck if they are worthy of the state, in-
11.111.11.311; are asked to make a special dude the best examples of such natu-
eflort lobe present. 1111 beauty, and it is now about forty
......" ,ye 111's too late to secure such sites
William 11 Hamilton 11110 has been with the funds. thus fat available.
treasurer of the Regent, Theatre fut Mo’ssachunflts and New Ymk have
the past year. has resigned his post
nontogive his entire attention to the such Work and the people of New
pmmotlon of theatre program inter York have just v“,otcd by :1 huge 111a.
jorlty, to issue bonds to the amount
cats.
:0! $10, 000, 000 1110111 for the purchase
Lodge, Shepherds of additional lands, though the state
can parks 11nd invest» of New York would
mating 111 Red Mens 111111 last night. today cowr more than 11.111 of 0111'
It was followed by 11 cobweb social. slate. Niagara Falls Suratoga
A most pleasnntcvcning was enjoy- Springs, the Catskills and Adiron.
ed Refreshments we 1? served. 'dacka, the Palisades and Highlands of
‘lhc Hudson River, are among the
The Woman's Christian '1‘
Lady Jennings
of Bethlehem, held a regular husin
Some people in Norw
back to the old district
and have prepared a bill whicl
be presented to the General Assem-
bly. The old district system Was dom.
better than consolidation sonic thi
~Wesiporte11 Morbid.
M 1
The LadlBS' Aid Society
8( uih Norwalk M E. church me
Mrs. Frederick H. Cunning yestcrdu
afternoon. Gratit‘ying lcports were
10.11! and routine business was dispos-
al of. Later 11 social hour was van-1
1 wm aside for their own 11s", and time has
again, and no mountains like those in
d stone A real forest hardly-exists to-
joyo ' day in Connecticut, only one good
. in known to 11 few who are.
'- .-. 1 1 1 , ' sailed 8mm“? be » '
“own“ Holcomb has ( especially interested, and no real for-l
conference 0f ”“0” Of the ethos of ests are likely to he dcieloped under! “
(,onncctlcul for tomotrow afternoon private ounership, not because they
fit» oclck. in Hartford, in pursuance cannot be 1,1'01111 but because railroad
of his outlined plan of taking a state ties and telegraph polos do not 19
canons of men and material now ‘at quire large sized [mes -.
the disposal oi! the government, 111}
Connecwtlcut in case of war “M0” the whole situation [or more than Plate Glass, Automobile M3.
”m A Harstrom will attend the con- 1hr“, year» and is 10111 mad that the 1 fine. Compensation.
fun-[Kw z'most expensive and t-xtiavagant REAL ESTATE
W
in view of the national crisis, and that of furthcx delay.
in pursuance all a telegram received
, 1" “"3 59mm" 0‘ ”‘9 Norwalk NEW LIGHTHOUSE KEEPER
Chapter of the American Red 01-0113,;
the mayor has been asked to name
.1 ctmmittee of men, such committee
Hans Johnson. who has
Cross. The mayor has appointed the sizing the b
iollowing representative committee 01316111111) upon
men. General Russell most, John
Cavnnaugh, Porter Emerson Brov'vne,
Colonel George F. Russell and John
.1". McMahon. .
rescued, halt frozen, by the tug iris.
‘
‘ . ' 11111111101111... the ice,
wind, closed in about him,
swa‘inpipg his boat.
~35 SURE TB' DlNE
This evening 'at the 013th Club.
A special dinner is served every
Thursday. . .
‘ park who tekphoned to the 1111.131.
‘ port Towing line. The tug Isis was
Bun urge .
”The Tax Savings: 'Clnb
opens this week. By email
weekly deposits you can f
provide for your next
earls ,
MY TAXES {i iI
W .M‘have to he paid. Why it
was taken oil the breakwater and re-
1111191! to 111.1 lighthouse.
i—I
ROUND.
Garden city Golfer Makes Card of
1:. 111 Who Round of South
” Florldd Championship.
W m Wu. M 8—Wal-
. er 1'. myth 011111011. City. with a
aatd of}! win the medal to the
each expended about $20, 000, 000 on.
elk. want to go things which the people of New York
my“, ,1 system have bought and paid for and set
already abundnmly proton their wis-
nk l Conuecticuthns no 11 ondors like Ni-
~ M New Yor,k but there are certain lakes
,,i the 11nd mountains, portions of the Con-
twith nectlcut river and stretches of sea
y short.- which mo 11011111111 and beauti-
tul,11'1d they me within the reach of
the people 01’ Connecticut; not all of
whom can go to Niagara or the Yellow-
The Park Commission has studied
course which the state can pursue is
RESCUED FROM ICE FLOES'
recently
to meet the ladies of the local excel»: been appointed lighthouse keeper at
five committee, and to advise them Bridgeport light, attempted to row to
as to the best way oi conducting a shone yesterday morning when an ice
hummus campaign in the Red iloe bore down upon him, almost cap-l
out, and he was forced tol '
the breakwater of! Sea-
slde Park from which he was later‘
The water was open and tree 110mg
ice when Johnson put out from the:
driven by the?
almost ' .
. i y , ' y. .
He succeeded in , ."
making the breakwater and stranded The mOSt economl‘c'
. there; walked rapidly back and forth-
' Z 4 lnthg cutting wind, to keep from freeza
ins ’He was seen by someone in the:
s .i no. question 9’
whethercsnoihswuanwml.
t111 hinted by the recent ruling oi the
l'nited State: Golf Association, saidi
to day that he was
.1 . —-—«~ “-..“...
STATE TEACHER? ASB’N T0
[T2 Ayrlf 19 l-
CONVENE in NEW HAVEN;
Matter: 0! impalame will be dis-
,‘ - winter meeting oi thel
cussed c.
'vOonneetitut a;
tie n to be 1.11.
rusty. 16 and 1..
been designated
two days. At the first meeting the
to Teachers‘ ASEOCII-L
1:1 New Haven Feb-3
principals o! the secondary schools
will have a meeting in the morning .
and the Superintendents' association
will meet in the afternoon. ‘ln 1111-.
ievening them will be a reception at
the New Haven High School 011 Sat-
urday the following affiliated
transaction of business:
and Supervisors’
hecticut Arts
Connecticut group of 11:»
tors’ association.
awm
it 11 as Old Sayl g tint Birds of a Feather
Some oar, rises up to remark that it’s quite obviOus.
Who one: hard of a bird flocking all by his lonesome.
Be that act! may, we think the subject is open to debate.
But whether you flock single or in pairs,
'1 .8 Fall. hotel has:
.15. htmlquarters for ‘ You are always welcome at
RAYMOND BROTHERS
Phone 113.3.
Flock Together
:37 Washington St.
organ-
izations will hold meetings for the
Principals
association. The
Connecticut Asociatien' of Classical
and High school teachers. The Con-
cssociution. and the
New Eng
land Modern ..Jangnago association.
and the Connecticut Business Educu
Many from. thin
' 131's: 9) lope; Large Open Loo g Clams
' Fuii Line of Fresh Salt and Canned Fish
'1
! We Have a Complete Line Oi
Comfort Shoes,
Nurse’s Shoes .
Juiicts and
Slippers
'Also
DANCING PUMPS
In Patent, Dull Kid and
Satins
—- 1
v i
122 Washington St.
" South Norwalit
Children's shoes a Specialty.
I'm Dill“
Not only .will you find all the latcstmoil
'els here but standard lasts and leather.
to suit every taste and requirement:-
..Elwood&Glover '
'For Cooking or Eating
JOS. J. GHIOTTO, Prop.
13 R. R.. Ave.
BALDWIN APPLES, 17¢ qt.
STAR. PRODUCE co., .
INSURANCE
NOTARY 11113ch
i . RE‘NTS
5. Railroad Ave. ,
Fire, Life, Acetdent, Burglary, .
g, A. F. Beckmann 8100
City and Country. Shore and ’
Farms, Building Lots, Mer-
cantile and Factory Property. ‘8 and a ‘W h' gto S
3 * '5 u 111 11, l.
......—
G‘Ofififilg Clams for Baking
GREENPORT OYSTERS 7- . .1
Lang and Round Clams
Cutbil-l’s Bridge Fish Market
'Phoou 108 and 10!.
11 North' ’ Main at.
SHOES or All. 11111113
110311111 01' A11 GRADES
For Men, Women and Children
4:;
”.
CONNEALLY 81 BRACKEN
. ‘ L. EFFRON. »
81 Washington. 3“,“. Telephone 1 "5% 5 Rowan St, East Norwalk.
.. Tel. 1906. Tel. 1906.
. ~\.,__,
0111' February Sale of Furniture, House Fumi 1'
Rugs and Draperies offer you an opportunity to ,. 1.
now at a saving of from 1010 20%. Any selection you
make new we will hold for you and make deliveries at
convenience. ‘
tTlLe. éity National Ban
, ing money—
Today and Tomorrow
Prosperity. is with this state—men and women are malt
It’s a happy, cheerful PRESENT.
But—look to the marrow—save your surplus earnings
and profits—wwatch them accumulate and multiply-
Ensure a happy, cheerful FUTURE.
we loan money on first mortgage.
h:—
BEST PRICES PAID FOR
Send Postal or Telephone.
JUNK '“
.‘spegflgtm Offerings
Tummy.
VOCAL STUDIO
(3 West Avenue,
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1111:. Ethel Virgin O'Neil. i
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South Norwalk 3
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. . , .. ' ' ‘ F rtl 1
for. This Week ...... ...:l..::..~‘t:.':..
Grape Nuts. 1h. popular'lood, Per pkg. . ....... 13¢ .1112. 3'5 m" 34°“
Monarch SFoap 13deéggm large pkgs. ... '2 for 25¢
31-4 be. me ran S..tlgarfor J
Challenge Blend Cones, mg. 301:. grade. lb ......... £35 '2 ‘E'U'LT T"‘;’{‘g{"“fi;;e;b,§, TfiILORED SUITS
an
Day Spring' Brand Sifted Peas, per can. m, .
3 cans Old Dutch Cleanser for
Key Mar Brand Sugar Comm
gush 6&1]? lGraham initiators, lb. . . ..... 13:
army. as ram ioe...........lb. lb-
Gold Medal Brand 1110111. bag “3 £1233
gran/n gluta- Biagd Floura, bag $11.30: ’
as ’s tomac liters, Loo silo ...... . 30¢ W.-m Ne Also Do Cléanin
. 14 pint bottle Best Rock and Rye for . . 23¢ {Teeth and hififley Pro-sang
GROCERS AND WINE'MERCHANIS
' Telephone 14011
Ml. Layton 81 Color.
‘ So. Norwalk
A THE GREATEST
FOOD VALUE
Frisbie’s Pies
, dessert. Sold at a“;
Storesmry them
“Worn by the best-dressed wrong“
in Amcnca. and do hosted in
HereAner the Styles You.
PlC’l-‘ORlAL REV EW' PAT-L»
Will See on Ffth-Auenue TERNS. r1. Chemist. 1.101....
the loose, easy-fitting sports jacket, the practical one-piece frock.
“ o Iouth m1. Street. ennui Norms
, Money spent on teeth 15 a good
1 investment and one that gives
you daily returns.
{MONEY THE MEDIUM OF
' is only. good so far as it gives us.“
:the things which contribute to
our health, comfort and happi-
ness. '
‘WHEN SPENT ON THE
' TEETH IT BRINGS US' ALL
THREE OF THE ABOVE.
Dr. Mallory is devoting his life
work to the care of the teeth, let . ‘V f "
'himlook you: mouth-oven _ THE SELECTION 02"
13 So. Main St, 311. Norwalk, Gena. ”suit any taste 9 W
i'cnaomtoipm‘Tloslam lli
. .. . . 1' And
Sundays. by aBPPmWMt only. M meat. W3.
Remington. all other
. makes, sold. rented.
.. I repaired. Rentals, :8
”‘ per month. Machine:
sold at $5 per moms
JAB. DONNELLY.
EEMODELING 0E-
EXCHANGE
. SUITABLE WALL .13
13 an easy. task here.
so many varieties both,
terns and plain colors
~ any purse too. We 9
lite New Science
V' In every grade. so any
yau may have set can lie
modeled.
‘ sent to 11111 rebel and the tightkeepér
2‘}
W. ‘J. TRAVIS LEADS IN MEDAL:
' 1111111111111: 1.1111111
seam at the. . m .
. Mainstream-941110.111" C‘
W iowlsl- ‘
oi .1110 South Flor» 1
1" WAISTS
. Qf Striped; Voile, with large
sailor collassi nicely tailored,
and 111 all colors. . ‘ -
. SPECIAL A'l‘ 93¢
‘. _Regular $1. ‘98 Wattle at 31'
‘m_._.
91.11.1111 Renew Pram. 1.. 11111.11
now on 3.11.11 ,
:nEFtNt-‘nou' or: GHiRachlO.
came oi the disease-1111111111: art or
' ; 'llilflll.
X disease and pain. health. is restored
Chiropractic is thettennit'onm the
adjusting them Disease: is; caused.
later 1111‘. in the didennt organs and
chiropractors remove the cause at
through harmonizing the nerve in
toms in ms body ammonium.
yen special attention; also dunner!
“ got tho-1.11.111... Youydll mm _
Woodman»: 1m it-;
~ by a wrench, twist or sprain 111- thr‘;
-, hack. Event!" done 'in' childhood
it creates pinched nerves and pain in
ill-muommu rim 111-11. . ,
Norwalk Chronicler