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Steuuship Tithe!
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and All Parts of the
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Taylor&Golden
Telephone No. 1230
South Norwalk Trust Co. Bldg.
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F you’re trying to make ‘
I 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.
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68 Water Street
Tel. 721
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WEATHER FORECAST.
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‘ Forecast for Norwalk and vicinity:
Fair and colder tonight and Saturday;
A secondary disturbance which was;
(-entral yesterday morning over Luket
Erie has moved southeastward to the,
coast and is now central over (‘on-_
necticuI. it has developed into a well-t
defined :rtorm area and is now causing;
rain or snow from Ohio eastward to;
Maine and as far south as Virginia.i
Pleasant weather prevails in the west,-
ern and central districts. There has!
been a decided fall itt temperature,
during the. last twenty-four hours in.
the central districts. White River,]
0111., reported it below zero and zero‘
temperatures extend as far south asI
Illinois and freezing temperaturos'
with snow as far south as Georgia.
Conditions favor tor this Vlt‘lnllyll
Rain or >now followed by clearing: late-t
this afternoon or tonight with inutltf
lower temperature. 1
Cold ware warnings are ordered lot":
this district. Warnings for high wlndst
are displayed along the coast. l
WEATHER A YEAR AGO
TODAY.
'I‘entperature: Low,
33. Handy.
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Norwalk attorneya were in llridgz-‘I
port today. attending short “Houdini:
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.» .tred Armin. ol .\t:nn Htl‘et‘l, has,
entirely recovered from his recent at~
rack of pneumonia. “ l
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Norman Murray. of Main street. ial
again able to be out, after a severe
altar-k of the grip.
~.,_ Latest >ol't hats; O‘Brien's. .
Louis Wood has accepted a positiont
as driver for milk dealer Charles ll.t
Hau‘xhurst. ‘
Sausage 25c lb; New York Market. 1
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St. Paul‘s steeple ts now adorned _
by a large American flag floating [it-
ry lM‘t above term firma.
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A list of speakers for the annual
banquet is being arranged by the en-
tertainment. committee of the Nor
1. ,mtlk Club,
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——.\ variety of naps, b’Brien’s.
Mayor Harstrom was in Hartford
today, where he. attended the special
conference called by Governor Hol-
comb, for the. purpose of reviewing
“Connecticut's war strength. both in
men and material. i
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llonnelly has everything in the val-
entine line to make your valentine
party complete. Electrlc light shade:
decorated. also candle shades for your
table. You can decorate the entire
table from our stock or lunch sen.
nut bowls. lee cups. narrate shorten
and place outdo. nloo tally cord: for
you and table. All It Donnelly‘e. ll
Booth lull street. Open new even-
lat.
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M plan 25c m New ‘I'orlt Mae-
Mt.
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watt 2‘
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PRODUCE cool
1 pinyin-to chm I mowbnll which
PRICES
STAR
Stout: i
SATURDAY .
- 9ft)?
Prevailing Prices 14c to 16:
New
Cabbage
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Potatoes qt ;
Prevailing Pirces 13c to 15c
933.31%" - 112.?
Prevailing; Prices 13c to t7c i
TURNIPS ......... 2 LBS. 5¢¥
Soup c .
Bunch ea :
Usually Sold at me. i
Sweet
l‘angefittes' 2 33%-
Extra Fancy
Grape Fruit
2 for 20¢
WATER CRESS 5a t:t'.\'t‘tt3
Turkish
Pulled Figs
_- in.
NEW BLACK WALNUTS
FANCY PINEAPPLES \ 1
COCOANUTS ........ 5.. 10A:
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The Star 0‘
Produce Co.
at t
13, R. a. Ave.
103. J. Ghiotto, Prop.‘
Mrs. Lester Hyatt, of Arch street,
entertained a number or friends yes-
euoxr. 909 _ rationerpnuvnar
Great _@ Tea Co.
Compare Prices?
A. u r. BUTTER 436 lb
America’s Best "
Iona Tomatoes, ’ - No. 2 Can 100
A. & P. Salt - - 4 lb. bag 5c
New Pack Dates - Pkg 10c
Shredded Wheat - Pkg 12c
Force - 2 Pkgs 25c
Grape Nuts - '2 Pkgs 25c
Pride Farm Catsup - Bottle 12c
Crine’s Pure Catsup - Bottle 7c
instant Postum . Per can 25c
Postum Cereal - '— ‘ ‘ pkg. 120
A. (it P. Pure Borax Soap 7 for 25c
Sliced Pittapple No. 3 cans 18c
Magnolia or Clover Milk can 13c
Wheat Farina - 28 outce Pkg 13o
EXTRA STAMPS
100 Stamps with r can Baking Powder ............. 50¢
20 Stanips with 1 can Kle‘n Sweep ............... 25¢
25 Stamps with r bottle Ettracts .................. 25¢
20 Stamps with I can Coco] «.7. .................... '. 20¢
10 Stamps with 1 pkg. Borax? ...................... 10¢}
10 Stamps with r can Chloride Lime .............. 10¢I
IO Stamps with 1 bottle Bluing ...... . ............. 10¢
10 Stamps with 1 bottle AmmOnia ................. 10¢
to Stamps with 1 pkg. Noodles ..................... 10¢
to Stamps with I pkg. TapiOCa .................. .. . 10¢
to Stamps with 1 pkg. M acarOni ................... 10¢
l0 Stamps with r can Pepper ...................... 10"!
to Stamps with 1 jar Mustard _ ..................... 10¢
to Stamps with 1 bottle Wash Fluid .......... ‘ ...... 10¢
to‘Stamps with 1 lb. Cofic: .................... 20¢
20 Stamps with 1 lb. Coffee ................... ,. . .. 30¢
30 Stamps withtlb.CoiTee ............ “35¢"
Great A. &P. Team‘Go.
' 124CWa‘shington Street
Alltttttttt than this ' if
unnatural?
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in lrisou, Myth may either he usetl'i
utLtiCt proper euperrision to reliew:
,'-the necessities of those dependentl
upon him, or to acruntttlate a land
fir his own {resistance when discharge»:
ed. “1 do not feel that the state hast
lac moral right to deprive a man.
or his liberty and make a profit out
of his labor. and do nothing to 1‘?»
have the distress of“ his inttorent.
wife and children," :‘atd \‘t'urtien (lard
ret'a report. The warden also ex?
ts‘essea" the view that the State is
not right in depriving a prisoner ot‘
ltia citizenship, and that “lit n he ha.»
bt‘l'i H] his. SP'ltlt‘l‘lt‘t‘, he has paid tliej
(.ttll penal!) ot' hie: t'lllllt‘. Warden‘.
(tamer calls attention to the need .
ot a recreation lard. [ti'l\llt;t-.\ of t
\\l‘l('ll could he uttered/ts it reward
in :oud conduct. ‘
'l't.t earnings itotn prison labor tor
'tlx two years \‘ll‘lttl September ill),
ll‘.tit wan 5’ WIT-It. 'iim inmates:
tare non \‘tnt'ki lllltlt‘i' what la tall-l
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Ked the "lilt‘tP-ltl'll't'“ ~_\'.<tt-.ttt. At the'
inn.» ut‘ the year, the llllllllli‘.‘ were.
‘(atninp t'ot' tltetnst Iris lilthtttttl ti year.
"l'ne cost of food for early than for
(“it day during: 15H?) wan .l‘lttl eents
aid
in 1916, .1335 cents: and the,
-. rust of each man during lttli
arenas. and in taro, worm 'rttu1
. ~ daily populatit‘n in 15th was;
t and lit lftli'i. ttlS.‘_‘l. 'i‘hv
.tvt'u. “unitary wondition of the prison t
been excellent lltrott:.ltutn the
,lt'llt‘tl covered in the H purl. lti~eip»
‘ but lot the two yeats has lit'tll hood.
Kindness according to the warden.
.n met with read) l‘tr-lmnu‘ on the
p.t:t ot‘ the llllllliit’r, Punishment.- are
‘tiu- (keeplitill, rather than the rule. 1
‘l'uniuhntents 'hare t'allt-n ott' TH per
cent. during, lllt‘ phat tour 3e: :~. The
ilitnztry and Ht‘ltllol are mile: in; ll)
:ttttmiance numbers. and tat-h re.
poem pl'ulil'rss.
l About two years ago the inmates
t “(1 fired the . privileges ill talking
$emone thtttneelres during meal times}
ttt.lt‘l‘ on. turning; pit-titre ente‘rtainfi
Enlnts were introduced, and. the lll- '
matte hate t'er-ehed [‘t‘i‘llilSSiUll to re‘
:(t‘lu' daily papers. Warden (Earner
ttepttrted the completion of >P\t‘lll}'»
Infill new cells during the paet _re:.t'.l
;.\l' or.- well \enlilated. and compare}
‘t.r.'orably with ”mac of am prison‘
1in the country. ‘
t The report of the directors tells of
ttbe improvement at the prison. the
i tenoal work and other details. Eighty ‘
Itire per et-nt. ot' the prisoners, who
itutt- paroled hart- "made good.” The)
Htflllbt’l‘ at life lllll‘ttlt‘s is int-reusing;
t:i~‘ titty now it'lllll one-setenth of tltci
:t-opulalion ot‘ the primn. 'l‘he dirt-et-l
' al.~o recommend the right oi"
'puttzle for life prisoner's ‘illtl hate
-t\ed lwcttlylite rears.
lttt’et'cnee is made to the employ?
itaent of the prisoners. and to the in»!
ititretntinate eelllt‘lltt' law. l-‘inaneial'.
ita‘btts for the two fiscal years end»i
i"‘|' respectively, September :lu, 1:4].1‘
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terday afternoon, at- cards.
Fresh shoulders the lb. New
Market.
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Lady Washington Lodge,
acted and their were six propositions.‘
No. 9, U. S.
little, aunt w s realized and will be
added to the fund which has already
been started for the convention to be
held here in June.
William H. Hellman complained
about a man attacking his small 10o.
He aid the child wuiplnyin' when
hit the Mum. m went for I".
MoMehon‘o W «a “in“ him. The
police are tum
Wampum- ...Vam' are“,
Heme-Imam ‘
mun-em ‘ not.
Saturday Specials
East Norwalk Cash Grocery
Telephone 743-3 Free Delivery
Delicious Creamery Butter, peer. ................. 40¢
Pure Lard, a lb. ...... .. .......................... 19¢
Granulated Sugar ............... 14 lbs. $1.00
Smoked Shoulders, lean and tenderga 1b. ....... 16} A} lb.
Fresh Roasted Cofiee, all)“ . .................... 21¢
Best Family Flour, a bag . ...................... $1.25
White Rose Pancake, a pkg. ......................... 8(9
Teco Pancake Flour .‘ .................... 3 pkgs. 25c
FanCy Prunes .............................. 2 lbs. 25¢
Native Eggs :1 dozen ............................. 55¢
Pure Tomato Ketchup .................. 3 bottles 25¢
Swift‘s Premium Oleo in prints .................... 7 (2'
Pure Cocoa in quart jars .......................... 23¢
Parlor Matcher, ............ 3 fire eent boxes 106
Swift'r. Pride Soap ..... . .................. 7 bars 25¢
Large Grape Fruit; ......................... 4 for 25¢-
Livc Oak Buckwheat. a Pkg. ........... ‘ ......... { .. 19 ,
ll. 0. Oats, a pkg. .................. . ............ 13¢
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A. STULL
24 Cottage Street. East Norwalk.
is: the report. Other reports are!
ttltum (it In. Eduard (I. For prisun‘
tlti.\«‘il(‘l‘-tili ‘let. William ll. t‘ary,
i l‘rutt’stant clnpiain, and Tier. ()li\er
l' Mayne“, ltoman t‘atltoiie chaplain.
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SAYS STARS HAVE SIGNED
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gJohnaon Asserts American League Has:
l Booked 85 Per Cent. or Mcn\ !
; (‘lll(‘.\G(), Feb. it.~-(‘lub owners of
ttlte .‘tttzeriean League have signed 85!
ipt'r ceht, of their players. it. B. John-'
son. president of the league, annottnc-i
ed today on his return from tileornia.‘1
:‘l‘he threatened strike of the Baseball
5 en. ». ‘
l "Practically t‘\'.‘l‘\' star in the Ameri-
(‘ltl‘ League is now under common”:
‘ot‘ the players who were so strong {on
; the fraternity strike propaganda are;
getting ‘cold i-eet' the lllllt‘ tip~1
'proaches for the spring training trips. ,
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N0 CORNELL-HARVARD RACE l
i t'rt-t-tott, N. Y., Fell. il.-—'C0l‘,llell win;
lttot row Harvard this year owing; to;
:the inabillty ot‘ the management tot
,agree on a date for the annual dual re~
{IS
:lnatla. according to‘an announcement ‘
i made heretodny by_-_Charies E. 'l‘reman.
‘chairman of the Cornell Rowing Cour:
tmlttee, The Cornell committee ex-
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York CLERK AND CARRIER EXAMINA-
The U. S. Civil Serrlca Commissions“
will hold a comphtitive examination ‘
NO- 21vtat South Norwalk. Conn. on FC‘h’lHH‘Yt
Shepherds of Bethlehem, held 3 meet- '24. lttl't'. for the. positions of clerk and'lhel!‘ ten round boxing bout. which is;
ing in Rm] Men.“ Hall, Norwalk, “‘5“ carrier in the post office at South Nor-tseheduled to be held. in the Madison
evening. Regular business was trans-j Walk. ‘
Applicants must have reached their;
' Ili’tth birthday. but
A VFW SllCCESSfUI-card party was birthday. on the date of examination..
lheld last evening in the Town “5“"? and must by citizens of the United.
‘bly Hall, by the McKinley Auxiliaryvsmpsl
the WW
umthwmnttbomol
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BILL BROWN FOR REFEREE
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not their 45th
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Ranger and Joe Thomas;
W.
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that.
Fred Fulton and Charlie Welnert
ave. agreed with Grant Hugh Brown
1in naming Bill .Bt'mrn as referee for.
{Square Garden arena next Monday _ ,
night. Besides the Fulton-Weinert con. t ' -
tiest there will be five others, the semi.
final bringing together Tex McCarty.’
Male applicants toast tttcas‘:u."l‘exau heavyweight, and mu Bro“.
' V. and quite a neat are not less than .3 feet 4 lnchrs'ippan. ,
height in bare feet: .\'o mule app - ‘ In one. of th rel' . x .
cant who pasues the exuntlnatlon wlli 9 p ""mari‘“ tlte ”1"" l
be eligible for appointment either as.
‘clerk of carrier who does not weigh a
1910!! ms pounds without overcoat or
both It will he inadvluble for male
applicanta whole normal Weight
lean than 135 pounds in enter the ox-
ttutlmttlon. Female applicant» are not.
required to be or any swine weight .
or height.
Littehuppttunt will be rennin-duo
. m tult‘to the Winter «a the My or
A m m t,- W Hfllllllllflllh I “W”! t1! blunt-ll
tutu-n within two yearn.
clpnls will be Fred Dyer and-Cyclone
(Scott. a nflddlewelnht from the West. head is gmfled and you can't breathe
'lte other bouts will bring together Joe [r991y‘lx‘cause ol‘ a cold or outrrh. ;
Tunnel and Whitey Allen. Young Cadmium“ Rel small boule of l-zly‘g (.‘reant .
lion and Johnny Moloney and Jimmypnlm at. any drug atone. Apply a lit.-
lwith Harvard in 1,918. l
t Princeton has accepted an invitation
to row Cornell on Cayuga Lake on thel
annual upring day. May 36. .\'egotia-;
itions are, pending for a race on anotlt-j
er day with Yale.
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sroe‘ttr‘inmtt OPEN
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Relleves Head-Colds at Once.
{tie of this mural“. antiseptic cream
:lnto your anemic and lot it penetrate
LUTHERAN (:30ch ANNIVII- through every air mono or your
on
them. «nothing and healing the In-
etrrounnon. m hm hm mu, wow mucous um
hero ”stimulated and mum at; .9 mom
with to nine W for
m mum at totem-tia- amiiwotnam a are an: m nut-t
“hum“ a. m m WWW!” but! holler»?
W m can: at
and :0! m intent MM.
use tenth!- “ Ihflll: no
il‘ltu't'l's' Fraternity. he said was i)t‘ok-.,
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‘ President Johnson said. ‘1 guess some,i
enjoyment is sure. For liowlaud Sealed Records :tt'e'pe
NOSTRlLS AND HEAD gfect, unmarred, have never been played The recor
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Says Cream Applied in Noslrils : . ,
,z . Howlaud Sealed RcCords cost no more than 'regula
if your nostrilsl are cloaked and you-.- I
All MU It)“ it Snell. Sour nos» tum 0‘ payment.
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l‘lUW LAN D
/ One dollar
puts a machine
at work i
Just as soon as 5cm
become a member of the
Howla n d Sewing-mac.
chine club and pay the.
first dollar of your ma-
chine’s price, that ma-
chine begins its work in _
your home. ., 5
Every machine is sold,
under the store’s guaran;
ice that it will do every
sort oi home sewing sat- .
istttcttu‘tiy—llu‘ years.
Each machine is so '
built that it runs easily ’
and quietly. It is easy .
for anyone to Ll) good
sewing on :t Howlattd.
machine. There is no
bothersome .letatl to take .
> the mind truth the actual
sewing—anti sewing goes ahead. Silltltlilll) and at line
Speed.
llowland machines are tum tor the store ltl one of the"
best factories of the country. They haw crur th‘.lCt‘ to
make them easy to run—anti to ingure good swing. ltll
bearings reduce trintion; just test a machine and see hoe!
smoothly and quietly it runs!
They are sold at 1655 than machines of au‘w‘ta‘.c-ncar- 1
equal quality are usually sold. Because the slur: buys in
big lots, for cash, at lowest price-and then sells on close
profit. . _
Club llléllll‘t‘l'S pay the rchtiitr cash price. Not one;
cent extra for privilege of paying inwsmull amounts at.
monthly intervals! No interest, no membership fee, no:
extra cha'ge of any sort. ~ ‘
Prices are $110.30 $33 and more—but ililV machine"
delivered as Soon :15 payment is made of the first sum of.
one (10113?
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Happy hour
”with Victrola
xtet Alma Glue}; be no ‘
leading figure in the
’ evening hour‘s program.
ltitcrsperse the splendid
records by this remade»
.tble singer with Howland,
Scaled Records of such
artists as Homer and 'l‘ei‘h
rtlzzllll, with ll'lOS and:
duets, with .t bit of opera‘
with a ballad by John
Met}trntztck,——:tutl close,
with a selection by th, t;
stiletttlidly-balanced .Viu
lot concert orchestra. ‘
Later, the young folks may wish to dance for a time ,
Very well, Victroltt is ready and will delight them its tltor.‘
oughly as it has yourself. ’
Here is :1 suggested Dt'tlgl’illlli—
Fedora (,itlYDllO-'Xttilltllllflll 'i‘t.’o~—-.\'n. lltihl.
Old Folks at llotllt‘-—-.\llttt‘t it". : it; v-Xo. e'illlti.
l (,‘attnot Sing the (lid Stings ~l."lll:a't' llotner- —.\'o. $7204,
The Sunshine. ot’ Your Smilea- Alt-(forthwit—-.\'o. 64622.
Carry Me Back to Ole \‘irgintry--.\lttta tiluek with t
chorus—74420.
Sextetlc——\"ietor Opera Sc:tteiie—~-33llti(i.
When You and I Were Young, ll;t;_rgie»--lrl\':itt Williams
744310. ‘
Mother's I’rayer~—.\lntu tiluek-~—7~l»l"tt’t.'
Swiss Echo Song—Jillian 'l‘:-tt'ztzzitti~~8h‘tlll. .
My Old Kentucky llOlllC-v-Allltfl (thick with male eltortt‘h
7-1468. ..
'l‘ratttaerei~—riolin,~——I‘tliseltti. lilituattw—(illilT.
Tramp, Tramp, 'l‘ramp!——-(.‘larcnce \Vltitehill with tut
quartette—GJGOS. _»
(lid lilac-k Joe-«\lma tilttek with male chorus—44442.
ltaliat. Street Song—Mary .lsabellc‘ Marsh—«60031. .
Whispering llopc—Ulire Kline. and Elsie htltet'-17782.
llome. Sweet Horne—Alina (illicit—44251, ‘
Poet and Peasant—Victor ti'oueert: th'eltcnirah-35:309.
Let each‘ of‘iltese be a lvlowlz'utd Settled Record‘ht
played here are not; sold; they are for demonstrating out;
records. They are simply better because perfect. The}! zit
guarantee of perfect to roductiou and complete enioytttettt
V‘tctroln and tin onoles are both sold here on ens
terms of payment. . -
One is delivered on payment of from one to ten
tars and paid far in monthly sums of from iii to tilt) iii
The payments depend, in size, upon the total price ofyt
instrument. 1 ’ ‘
Instruments sell at Sis, to: ”So—for cash or on W
Nor'lhere are no extra charge; for the , patting
e 'vu‘
Norwalk Chronicler