O
1
_‘mr night, 7.3.0
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the'
4‘29 thousand leagues under
no," at the “Regent tomorrow. _
There will he a regular meeting this .
evening at Our Brothers' Lodge, \No.
10, I. o_«()_ F.
Hist. Catherine A. Deegun, of 22 ,
llslrlet sheet. has recovered from-an.i
attack of the grip.
Edward Whitlock and John Nooney
have taken positions in Oscar l“.
Schultze’s markets. '
-“20. thousand leagues under the:
too." at the diligent tomorrow.
Holly Nomlk residents attended
the Bridgeport Automobile Show Sot-
slnlay met-noon alnd strolling.
The Hospital Thimble Club will
Ineet with Miss Ella .l. flyxbee, Maple I
inset, tomorrow afternoon at 2:301
o‘dock. . o l
Endeavor Circle of King’s Daugh-
ters will meet with Mrs. E. Robert-
son. 21 Seaview avenue,\Ea§t Nor-
oalk, Wednesday?“ 3 p. in.
Arthur Wood, of Union avenue. is
confined to his home withan attack
(1' diptheria. The Wood home has been
quarantined by lleellll Officer Dr. wn
iinnl J_. Tracey.
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Butler Lodge. 1. o. o. R, will'llelu J.
’ rehearsal of the tliiill degree tonight,
”outlay, February 26th, 1917. All
are requested to be present. Importv
rm. V
——“‘20 thousand leagues under the
sea," at the Regent tomorrow.
Willinill Allison, who has been on
deigoing tiestment in the Norwalk
hospital for sevelall «weeks is expect
ed to moon t6 his home Flux llill‘
wed, on Wednesday.
Automobiles of Earl Rogels of Nol- -:
mall. and Thomas Clay of this city;
coil’ ed here, early last evening, and:
Air. ltc‘ger‘s l
booth—Stamford Advocate. i
Services will be ronducted lit the
Pentecost mission. at S p m. on Rayv
mood street. near Watei street. You
are cordially invited no colletlions.
James A. Heston in charge. i
Some one thinks that the local lllun-'
dries stay open all night. A mail, in
a hurry for his laundry; shook the
door of the Chinalilen‘s laundry on
Nortthin street so hard that the.
pane of glass fell out.
The Helping Hand Society will melt
land all its work to’ the debris pile, l. ...~cy.'
-will bc adopted, but with an nmend- I
‘ stoic lino.
lacts the gate.
‘ro. lbln(‘ are promoters who have no}
ll. :2 interests but are working uponf
til genelally accepted theory that
. N. w York is the biggest “sucker" I Best tor Liver and Bowen, Bad Breath
11mm of them
‘l‘pg genie lusts
Jtlgllint-li this (ombino. ‘
vehicle was slightly dnlil- -
.4 you-.. .-b~ .......
f. at“. '::E.E. -
0! IAR'TH 5.
Prgmttors, However. Will Get Their Former Igloo Sift-.m‘ Ufl to Meet .2?
Pauporto soon. Meow.
The boxing game in New York will Wilbert refinance to the New Yuri;
inot he made to walk the plank unmwboxing (omission or any other Oi
final“ year This has practically been .5mtlr.:loll Grant Hugh lltcn'ne’hlrs or
decided at a conference between Gov. aided it out .lacll Dillon and Lo:
Whltmon and Senator J Henry Wni- Ills"; '-.~ ring at Madison sullen
terg chairman of the judiciary rolllmit- garden on 3."\r"'i 5 Therefore it" A‘
tee. , Mm.‘0§r thing. I” has any. claim
Gov. Whitman temains firm in his, against Brown, til: Brooklyn. N Y.,
declaration that the game must go, inane-r will have to go to court.
but he has been persuaded to giveellrpwne declem that McCoy, it h:
tie boxiilg promoters and others in- boxes Dillon on Tuesday, will finish
teieoted in the game a chance to get {him rontract with the Garden, under ,
lion: in underg The-Slater bin, whieh i the term of which he was not meet
consigns that the boxing oommission l any: lie in the interim of his bout with
6‘ i,
A..- far as the legal side or the Men;
ment which will give the Knights of" (m- l- lllon match is concerned, the
ole Culliiower ear until Jan. 1, 1917.40 spinal-anus of Al Mcoy against Joell
ilnd other excuses for evading thevag ‘ liilior ill the “roadway Sporting club
tam-y laws. in Nitt‘YOlk Tuesday night was as
It the boxing game is to be given 'wrul Friday att'einoon. Po Rudolph,
auo her year it will seem highly all all. or; for his son. Al. Dri‘remt‘d a set
visuble lot the governor to glio the of mticlu: l him his l-iwver 'he'l
present ineulbels of the colillllissicn drawn lit). and these were signed by.
thrir passports and an escort to the 11! 1 mos concerned “numb“ trims
With. this sentence llailgq int: '0 stem the articles presented by;
:vg OVt‘I‘ lllt’ll heads, some of the ”.0 club. If Dillon desires lb knoék
promoters will go the limit in "getxMchor out there is nothing in them.
"li ll quitk" bouts. The present com- I‘i’JlFH which SKY“ he may not.
mission has been shrill ll utterly untltl
to keep order. Now is the‘tillle when
be: ‘r... is most in herd of control JAKE “8ASCAR{I' 9’ If..-
'l‘lieie .lre indications of a boxingi
syndicate, which is planning to make.
a big clean- -up below the game finally I mam", Bmous
The members of the| ' . m comm”
«’1
all. Whether the box-i Bad 0””! 59“" ““1“” .
only for a limited time. Get “ ltH'aent box.
H for good, it needs some protectio 8‘“ headache biloulness. coated
The present” ongue, head and nose clogged up with,
liming tollllllission has shown itself a. cold—always trace ““3 ‘0 torpid
“mm m the “ ork. liver; delayed, fermenting food in the
bowels or sour, gusy illofiloch.
| Poisonous matter clogged in the ill-1
testlnes, instead oi being cut out of1
Ithc system is lie-absorbed into the
b-l ood. When this poison reaches the
delicate brain tissue it causes conges-
tion and that dull, throbbing, elem.
lng headache.’
Cosoaretu immediately cleanse the
51 ONE CONFERS wl'rH PRESI
DENT.
-,\\'AS}TINTON Feb. 26. —-—iChairman
Stone of the Senate Foreign Relations-
(t' nlllliltec modelled with President
\\ been this lllolillng
WM
. .~N&:_
’.-e_n Old Saying that Birds of a Feathe l
Flock Together
Mr"
"WMEW
Someone rises up to remark that it's quite obvious.
Who ever heard of‘ a,“ bird flocking'sll by his lonesorne.
Be that as it may. we think the subject is
But whether you flock single-or in pairs,
You are. always welcome at
Platinum-a,
RAYMOND BROTHERS
:37 Waiting” 8!.
open to debate.
K
Fébiuaty Sale.
A good adv.
paper.
pays 595‘ 1" the be“,stomd’ch. remove the sour, undigested.
food and foul gases. take the excessI
-—-~——— -— ~- ~-————~‘—I bile from the liver and carry out all
I the constipated waste matter and polls.
Amman" Mowing » lonfim 21:s::r::mtonight' will
AM” NEW WINDS
surely
straighten you out byemornlng. They
nork while you sleep~a ltlcent box
from your druggist means your head
, clear, stomach sweet. breath right.
No Limiter Scold and Nag Children {complexion rosy and your liver and
Hundreds of mothers instead ol,bowels regular:ior months.--Adv.
whipping and wrangling when the kidq' ‘
dies are away oti',‘now look for the ‘ 1
source of trouble. « ~ ‘
at the home oil-lilies Mabel li.~.ld"1“5’r time they lllc cross, fretful, feverish,
tie Saunders. 21 Grove “”9“ tumor qua'ri‘elsome and all out or sorts, do
Come Drei’md- not and ieult, but look for the coated
bringing 80‘3501‘5- tlllmble, needle and tongue and hot feverish bad breath
1hread.'RetK‘UIfll‘ “'Ol'k “l" he done it is just as sure it test as s ther-
' "“ momeier for heat and cold, that their
The many friends 0f Councilman stomachs are sour, overloaded and
Frederick H. Gaming will be pleased clogged up with waste, their livers
to‘learn that he is greatly improved lazy, and their bowels constipated.
in health. Ml" (“mung has been can No mnttcr‘lwhat ails your child,» a
fitted to me home 0“ South MM“ general, sure laxative like “3er. Wins-
street 101' some time because 0! The“Hiatus Soothing Syrup" is the right
mtlsm. ‘start This is the simple remedy your
1mother and grandmother and family
William P Randlo, 0‘ Eh“ "m“ 'Idoetor have depended on for years.
.No has Stu"It 3979”“ “we” m Flor. Children love this mild laxative. It
.lta. has “308in WWW f1 0‘“ men-d: is pleasant to take. never fails to
there. tailing 0f the great damage wash out and make their insides clean
M by the unlu'nally cold weather Im in a fewehounl you have a happy
hot only were growing crops 0’ “t contented child again; mother and sit
ll-atces, oranges, ‘plneapblesl etc., “9" {feet tree from worry. .
3royed,.but the trees were killed, andi Mother. give the little folks a
it~ will be several years before they chance, try this tonight on the whole
can be replaced in many sétions Ofi'iamlly from baby up, and you will be
the state. ' ~ - 'surprlsed the dlil'erence “Mrs. Wins-
llow’e Soothing Syrup” will make;
.. everybody feeling right and happy. '
N0!“ < Sold under guarantee by leading
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. -'ro~lonr, BABKETBALL‘
Pemrsmterleague stars vs.
Wilk- Prdltminsr'y. Dancing. armors drugglsts ererywhere.~H_. _A. Mead.
‘ ‘Reserved seat sale at Donnelly’s.
South NorW'itlkr—Adv. ‘
A bank to: care for vour funds can. best be
lodged by its past performances. The record
' ” d this bank is your surety for its on '
I ElwoodslGlomr
Children are naturally cheerful, Glove r, S
smiling, active, and full of life, any
'There is as much difference
between ordinary- shoes and
Hanan'Shoes as there is be- i
tween gilt and gold.
THE ARISTOCRAT
‘ AMONG SHOES‘
o—-——- .
in‘ Washington ‘St. .
' south Norwal'k '
" l
' Fm‘Dollvol-o. s
Novelties in ladies? Slim
- Black Vamps with white tops. grey suedei
and many. other attractive models
‘llosmllr r0 MATCH
CONNEALLY & BRACKEN
St Washington Street.
Telephone “75.2
W, I -.__,w.._._ ___. .
, SALT COD, no bones, 1501b
ALL KINDS OF FISH
GREENPORT OYS'I ERS
We Have the Best Sea Food
Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market
‘ , 'Pllonoo toe and 100.
v
. 71 North Halo It.
r‘
BEST PRICES PAID FOR
JUNK I
Send Postal or Telephone.
L. EFFRON. “
5 Rowan St. East Norwalk.
Tel. 1906. To]. 1906.
& good adv. pays best in the beat,
wot.
New Spring Dresses
37.98103 $27.50-
JACOBY’S
Charge Accounts Opened ,
mm
Mrs. Ethel Virgin O'Neil
VOCAL STUDIO
43 ,West Avenue,
South Norwaik
_ ..._._ *m—WM
O. B'. JACKSON
-’ oprommnIs-r
1'58 Wall Street.
s
Norwalk.
KRYPTOK LENSES—Folding Oilfords in Gold 'or
Shell Shur-On and Other Mountings.
Thorough examination of the eyes. Oculists. prescrlp- -
tions promptly filled: Expert Repairing. . "
r
STRAIGHT, simple
lines; expl essed attrac-
tively in a frock of blue,
gabardine, .with 7 deep. '
collar; of molest; ; floati-
color satin, and;¢rpssed
sash belt of“se1l=nlatErizil.
Many others equally.
'c'hic in ’
Pictorial Review
Patterns
run Mason
and
. The; Spring . ,
FASHION BOOK
-' geloeoeionali
momma...
\
1 menu
’Il‘ere is the ’Sprinngili‘loitl-ette
. 3 Keep Ahead of Disaster.
flinch.
‘ Tueedayo For particulars
Fridays ' inquire at Studio
10-12: 85 Phoml 840.
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REBUILTe‘TYPEWRlTERs — L. c.
Smith‘ Underwood
Remington, all other
‘makes, sold, rented
_ repaired. Rentals, 33
per month. Machines
sold at $5 per month
' JAS.- DONNELLY
.E’éS...
-
Ouly» Seven More Shoppnig‘Da"?
;Left:to~ Take Advantage of
Which means a saving of from 10 to 20% on our line
FURNITURE, RUGS, CARPETS,‘ LINOLEUM 0m
Friendly Inter-239i
{The friendly interest of our depositors and the . g" ‘
will of the public are valuable assets of this Banknand-‘X
tariai agencies in its continued growth and success.
To them we attribute our splendid progress!
The account of the smallest householder and that flag
the greatest corporation we cordially welcome alike
We loan money on farm mortgages.
Safe Deposit Boxes $4.00 per year.
p ’
l L
. 16 South Main Street south Norwaik
t
USually‘mean the presence of that
dreaded disease, Pyorhoa. Have
Dr. J. H. Mallory .
the 'culcuhis from the
I
l‘
I
I remove
1'
t
frust will ruin the finest machine. *
16 80. Main St.,
HoursQa. m. toSp‘.m.: 7t08p. m.
. Sundays by appointment only.
A‘
,.. ,L . ., _ ..
'- The New: bounce
DEFINITION - or; ol-lln'opllacrlc
teeth. It ls ever present, and like . ,.
so. Norwalk, conn.
I: North Main St“. .
We Also Do Cleaning and
Pressing. ““56
4
Chlroprncuoi‘w?tho.boflnltton Drills
by n wisdom twist or sprain in the.
it creates pinched nerves sndqlnin in
later are ill tho mosses: drasti- salt
cause etude iiieoso'silu his art at '
"adjusting the some. (tissue ii Bonuses
Even if done in enmeoli'
Norwalk Chronicler