nine, to save our soul
contrive to get much
A dealer without coal
had is on the fringe of
no Loud—he wants to
sit file
yon but he can't when
world is on a slant.
THE
RRES
test. course? ..
mE'l'lll: NEW SCIENCE
' p wrench,
hast. Even it done in
d m 31111113.;
so. you ‘
Kinetic treatments given also.
‘1'. FRANCIS, II. C.
Washington 81.. so Noiwalh. Conn
Graduate from Palmer School.
' ”WORSEY AT LAW
Mud—Era m in
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for Booklet
CARD 0F THANKS
’0 generously extended their sympa
Mariel: Stevenson.
AND FAMILY.
Inn thc ht;
’wez and wife.
(Iiropractors remove the cause of
”use and pain. health is restored
Mush harmonizing the nerve sys-
”I in your body. Female troubles
”on special attention; also curvature
ion will never regret,
m the Chirprnctor 3 chairs tt-
«Send
eon Patent.
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IDGEPOF'I‘. CONNECTED 5'
../"We wish to express our sincere
Mb to the many kind friends who
IJIy’ no assistance during our recent
" reevement occasioned by the death
‘ pi our little son and brother, Charles
E. AND MRS. E. L. STEVENSON
‘rcst,
ONE DEAD AS
MOTORCYCLE '
STRIKES POLE
((ftvn'll’lllt‘tl From Page One)
Falliitld. ’l'htv WN-l‘t :ucompauit-d
01.2.1121 trip 11' l".1 111k Loli-
of 116 Park lt’l‘l 1a.,
who wow ruling on :1 Second motor-
cycle that had no sidccur The 11101!
are L11 id to have bun rating, s-pcctl
in: along: lltl tu tipilu- .11 a Iliohlhlll l
. I’EEINITION 0F CHIROPRACTIOI 111cc
Chiropractic is the definition of incl
'2” o! the discuss and the art of
Adjusting the same. Disease is cursed
twist or sprain in the
childhood
Wes pinched nerves and pain in
.2 lite in the ditterent organs and
Tried to Avoid Pedestrian.
When illf‘ two cycles reach-.11 Tthll
liall ,Iztccn, a sum-z c2112 stopped to
dielhargo :1 pauscnucr. thozo 11.12
going so fast. he found it impousibic
to slow down (to avoid llil‘..n:.: the
trolley passenger. without aim-1mg:
sharply to the filth? ot' the mud. l'io:
ckidtled lo the edge of the 111121111241
end in the effort to'rLop 1111 marhim
hum striking the curb 11nd liilfitltllllll
l2“ swerved abruptly in the opponitt-
diicction. in so doing. be 1.2- lit-l...-
(d tc havc inst control of tho tnotm-
«ml». which ovcl'tulned in spite of
his lruulic c-l‘fmts to itccp it Mendy.
Jarred from her seat in the tilllt'
several feet in the air. her 1-kull hr»
1112.: crushcd when hc head struck
11-;111 lt‘l‘l‘illt’ form against the icic-v
1"1'upl1 pole. Death was instantane-
ous. Mrs. Illhozo was [lung from.
side cur.
puvclrcnt.
lllr
tlw
and thrown heavily to
Her left arm “'11s
l'l'nclurt'd, hrlr (arc and body painfully,
toufusei. and «he suffcrrd from
brain ,‘conctlsslm. Shc had
gained rtltlfit'iolantro 1111 to 1 o’clock
this morning and llt‘l' lil'c is dcspntrcd
of.
Hold Driver for Trial.
llthozo, who orcnpcd u'itlmu in
Iiu- 1 111.1 control of l11111~2'f. ?:n.l
lullil'lttl incohcrtntll whtn tho (321.!
woman find his unconscious “it di.l
not respond to his crieq o! trrror
.md .uicadi-mz. ’l‘lu- tumorcyciv 12m
only slightly Unhinged.
Dr. ll. l'. l‘:1-‘lttl1 o." 11112 E1111:',.- 11(21'
stuff. was summoned to tho nt't‘itlt-ll'
in itht‘ ambulance. llc hurried the
unconscious Woman to St. Vincent's
hospltlfl. leaving lllt- body of the nth '
(‘1' victim in chargc of Medical Ex
aminer Donaldson of Fulrllwld. Ant
multinbc; lh'iver l’ltniistm. :1 Ispitiinl
policeman. placed llihozo under ar-
holdinn him at lirldzcuort pol-
NO ONE IDEA
ROOFING HERE
Wuecognise the necessity or diluent kinds of roofing
t‘or ditt‘erent purposes and carry a variety of the best rooting,
including of conm, the best shingles, so that we can advise
our customers honestly. You may regret it if you do not
Wit“ rm ”.523“
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prepare your roof (or the raining season coming on.
The Hatch 6 Bailey Co.
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icc hwdquarters for Sheriff W.
Gould of i‘uirficld.
\ (llill'gt. oi mansluuahter “as ph-
itl‘l'f‘d against ‘Iiiltozo, .1111 Judge
Wokemzm of Pulrtleld DXt'll his ball
at $2.500. Sheriff Gould made an cx- ‘ -‘
haustive investigation of the fatal
crush.
oner .i. l‘helan.
'EST VORWALK
FOREST FIRE
C AUSES DAMAGE'
'(‘cn‘tinued from first ps3”
l 'nrlt tin hi.- 1zc and 62111111111311 it un-
Iel urn ly midnight bu they mm
unable to put it out.
it' it had not hero for lilo-1 work of
more damagi- than it did. Their work
i‘l‘."('kt‘(l the blow and ill'c'Vf‘I‘li 'd 1
1111111 unwinding Very budl).
People. in South Nat-wall. and Xm-
wulk last evening 11011ch :1 ml glari-
1.1-2! cloud» of smoke IOWilli'l‘i N€W2
("matm Way from about it o'clock 1111’
111 nearly 10:30 o'clock. and thought
that name biz Ill't‘ might havi-
burning in New Canaan
This mm hing the flre llfltl dlml down
‘somcwhat. but was s‘ill burning. and
it is expected that with it little work
it will be extinguished by night.
REVIVE SHEEP lNDUSTRY
ill'Rli.\l\l,- .\'. ii. 2901’. 16721111:
Now llnntlu-‘lllrc (‘ullexc Extension
.Fert‘lcc has inaugurated :1 campaign
tn rm'lw- tht- sheep industry in New
.ilt-mpshiru. .t filll'H‘V of practical
slit-op t'al'tns in the ntme will be mud“
to 111111.111 du'a .15 in actual profile in
recent nuts. The extension will
pinto this inlottnatlon at the dispos
:1‘. of farmers and ulll ansiat them in
finding out! disposing of hrccdinfl
Hock. its no" as 11 manautuent and
h: vuliin: of sheep.
HOSPITAL NOTES
Elsa Gregory. of 22 Fair
was diecharucd yt-stthrdnv
Minnie \i‘ymnn. of 6-1"
died today in the local hospi-
M rs.
F t rect,
lint.
street.
tnl.
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Territory Lost by Italians, and New and Old Commanders
CL "gio .e
C». \ ,1‘1
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'ul‘hr .. "13.2: n". .
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GENERAL WORNA
. 3,41 time 1.1 .1.
cliff ol 3 ..r..‘f
Mn dirt. to :2 him of 12. 11:12:
50.1.1 9' MIL”
O 0 so
— ”MUN:
OFITA M! [II
W%u
none 5' mmr ms-
or Int/u ARM/m
mot/rm”
Iguassu.
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ungmtutu slrion army has sent the Italians from the Dolomite, the Carnic end the that date. the person
nausea and the Pure riwr form the przncipsl points. (loom! Cadet-u. in navmst tor tr
Inn Man . [)0 1m! amt other mun generals with General Poets at the french unty and er the tan to be used is more or less
Wilson. mood ti ,umm.u;21 of the British tones in France. hate taken charge. It is said time new tin-r city or place. such Mun are not.
‘ haw qlrr drd to more i ortlrr 'with some sixty III”. which will mean they will give up Valet.
thrrc is 12.10.;- beautiful nrt than in any other city of tin Hort;
.o the German. él
ii. 1
not lu' mbjrct to the tux upon und‘sa
itributed net income. of corporations:
lie will piv'scnt his {acts ot‘
lhc inquiry to be conducted by l.‘o'.'~'
b21211 ,
i'iiw to Oct tiller Ill‘iP
[ also an 18 her cent.
3 laurel
. "WWW!“ f01' War purpose» and by 1.
said Mr Walsh. all commu'stion. scan
. son and party tickets. mileage. book“
balm!!!‘ and tickets insulin; throullh
lrnnxmatkm in subject to m. Corn "
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Compensation Held to Bel
Taxable Income
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, Etnployces of corpor..tionn
I'hale been injured and ate retelling
,undcz the compensation laws of the
[state 0! Connecticut Weekly pay
tme 1.113” to; their support. must pay a
to the gotetnment. in An an
Ilnounccmen! given out yesterday by;
tinttrnnl Revenue ('Ollrtlflr James .J.
l Walsh. such payments are held by the
'uoteinment to be taxable income of
1hr imploy-L‘P
The second scales of Liberty Loan
gbonos. tht announcement contention
mm] in exczhmge for the tits! 3 1 '
Jiit 4mm Ludo rare txemp' from
'tlwtlon a::"'ohli;.2:ttions of th.- l'nitcd
. States."
in the -3 will
1~'.' per cont. bonds:
it thins employed in the business or
Tulaincd tor 2nipioyn/nt in the "rwa—
onallh requh.-mt2uts of the
nesu." ,
“interest on bonds 1't2t'cil'ml by a
lccutee."'rt:.ds tl'l stuttru-nt. "is in).-
abk-I. A legatm. is rvquimt to return
as income the full amount of internet
.by him on a bond. notwithstanding
'thc fact that a part of tlu- flrr't lull-
pon. payzlblz‘ after he had wr-uit'cd it.
J13?! been added to the bond and in-
(ludcd i:‘. the gross rstlltc of the din
tedcnt. thvro-by incoming :utblvrh'o
the estalfirtax 111w."
W--.-
‘RO ADS WON’T HAUL
f 500 COMMODITIES ‘
111m» pupils the tire might haw done]
(Continued Horn rage on.)
handle all lll" trntfic which ”11- publu
(an utter.
"Thr course of dewloptmml is forc-
ing 11m...» responsible for ”W rall-
way's operation to anticipate that
lnobably they will beelune unable to
fluoride tmnsmrtalion for all the
:flllnr’m-l' of 22oiumodltleu which tic-3'
;hn\'c bren movinr. Th.» tlmc may .11-
most be here whcn it Will be IIIVWW
sary to distinguish" in railway trans-
portation bflwrrn thingsnhat are 62.4-
.uenaial and thoaw that are not."
The liar of- commodities claimed as
"Unl't'bt‘lillal Wan mutic up by a com-
mitts-c of railroad tlnflic oflicors ut
tlw request of Robert S. Love-it, the
Gowrnnn-nt director oi priority of
tranwptmstion. A copy was turned
over also to Fuel Administrator Gar-
field, who is contemplating the fill"
tailmc’nt of coal‘ Mlpplies to industrivs
not new-«nary to the public Welfare.
The list contains .1511 commoclitioe
whose transmutation lt .l" declared
could be dispenm-d with without 11m-
grent inazonr-snicnce to the public and
seventy- tiw which it is held tho- pub
lic could dlstwnm- r-tlt but not ML“.
.0111 inconwnience
j The inability of the 111.1ronds to
more what will be offered them i~1
tilue the sldl’mlrnl points out.entir1-
ly to a lll‘mPndOHH increase in the
tolumo- of frcixht and passenger traf
flc. n
l "Statistics just, made availnblv."
says the watem 111 "show that
aha months from Aptll to August in
clusive he first five months of 1112
war, our railroads
c.cnt more height trailic than in thc
lsamc months of 1916 The trnlilc
hundlul in lllcsc five months was 50
ipcr (>111, tartan-1 than moved in ll!“
wann- mcnths of 19111. and exceeded
tie (JIil no .11 thou-d 1n :inv roar
lplitir 10 1901
'I’u'baps llll most lemarkabic fiz-
Iurcs are those warding lllt' mow-
: lml‘ll of coal. In the six months flom
wvre niowd
19.000 of anthracite
mon- (2 arioads
than in the. name months of 1916. an;
sill “DOA
IDL'NBSI‘ 0. ill per cent. and
more cars of bluminous and ligni‘t.
increase. A to-
lal of 116 000 carloada of freight had
to be num-d to thr \‘ntionol Army
.md National Guard camps.
The rnilwoys st ll art moving a to;
al ircizht :rafiic snrpnssing any over
before known. and it should be borne
in mind that they are dotnc so with
almost no greater facilities than they
had two years ago and under cond
lions which materially prevent then
from increasing :‘hcr facilities. The
trim1
Current earnings ’inveslml .
buri-
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1 Tristram 8. Hyatt
1 Norwalk’ 3 Lending Dry Goods Store
"I ‘ L. {1473: » fl " '
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AND MOLE.
OvercOats
Boy’s Suits.
Boy’s Sweaters
to 111. total 1:21llo.11;u mi; l11:1l|,\ in the
look.
’lho- amount paid tnr'
handled 15 per '1‘" hm” "'2 H" II ""1 Illllcnce bottrd‘
trnnstmrtu- :
tion of tit'ln‘s baggage is held to ill-3
pot! or the nmoun' paid for trans»
variation of [wrsonwand is thcrcfor>
rillbjf'l'l to 1.1x :1t .1 llko mic lint;-
gaae stored in the baggage rooms of
1
railroad debate or elsewhere is ex 2
.
erupt front taxation
THE GALLAHER GUNNERS START.
' SATURDAY.
This is 011111111, lor In 11 hurried inter
view this mprning Mr. Gaiiuhcr said:
The Gallaher Gunners will box 0 11'. c .‘r
first drill in the Norwalk Armory. Sat
urday aftc ~rnoon from 'l until?)
.111...»
l have signed application . 1rd~1 11 om'
enough men to make up eight sounds
of eight men each, and while i had
hoped to have by full 12 squads at the
initial drill l will not disappoint those
- who have made application for admis- l
railways this year had to handle the 9‘0“ ‘0 "10 Gallaher Gunners and will '
paseonzer business ever
known. 'In sddition they transportnl
betwan August 1 and November 12.
12.10000 troops. including the use of
427:0 svmcial trains."
“if the non-cseential commodities
are Himina'cd. save the statement
‘. the railroads without doubt can movI?
all commod'ties reoui 6' by the liov-‘
people tor subelslencc.
CORPSF‘S TAXED
LIKE PASSENGERSI
tConttnnod From Pogo One).
mutation or um tickeu. he has»
ruled. include all tickets install to
land intended for the use at the M
clmser tor a cem' I pamper cl 9s
briwctn two given tor-latte w h!
er limited or plumbed u to the time
in which diey are to be used. They
do not include psr'y tit-lieu. lineage
pooh bought on or after November
1 are subiestt to in upon the full pur-
chase. it the book is' Aquitad heir"
mm,” If
”on wbcth
doctor or other aunt the m on such
proportionate upon: at. the costof
/
have my full staff of instructors onI-
hand with the machinc guns and prac-
tice rifles. ’
BREAKS I 101011
lllSl “fill Hillllls
H'Papes Cold compound" Ends Grippe
Misery-Don't Stay Stuff“!- «to!
ion can end grippc and lyrcalt up
'n sen-re cold either ln head. chest,
bodv or limb-a hv takiné a dorm of
"page. ('old Compound" new two
boura until three doses are taken.
It promptly open» clogged up nos-
trils and air passages in the head.
stops nasty discharge or nose runv
pins. relieve: sick headache. outline".-
tavern-linens sore throat,
soreness and stillness
sneezing.
['lll'l stay’stnledmp' 0“" MOVE“ \M—u V
unlit“! lose your throhbtnn:
'he'ad—nothinn clue in the world lire»
m
2 ‘ Annual Fur Sale
Today and Tomorrow
A Wonderful Display of all the Very Latest Models of
For Coats, Mulls and Scans
COATS OF HUDSON SEAL. RACCOON AND MUSKRAT.
NECKPIECES AND MUFFS OF FOX. WOLF. SKUNK. HUDSON
SEAL. RACCOON. BEAVER. AUSTRALIAN OPPOSSUM. SQUIRREL
The shapes include many new animal effects.
neckpieces. with mulls 1n melon and canteen styles.
Remember that this display includes the entire sample line of one of the
largest manufacturing furriers 111 the country. and that the sale is under the
direction of its personal representative.
The Public Is Cordially Invited.
H. KRIEGER & CO.
Lest You Forget
That we have the best and largest assortment of
Women’s and Children’ s Coats in Norwalk.
Women’s Goats from
Children’s Coats from $3. 89 to $8. 98
Clothing for Men and Boys
Army Sweaters for Men
—3
Stoles and cupelcts in the
$10 to $75. 00
$12. 98 to $25. 00
$3.98 to $7.98
$5.00 to $7.98
$1.98 to $4.98
is
Clearance Sale oi Waisls
GETTING ltEADY FORS SANTA
We must. make room for holiday merchandise which is
arriving daily. In order to reduce stock we are presenting a
wonderful lot of Blouses a EXTRAO D A
TIONS. . R IN KY REDUC-
Models of Georgette. Crepe Dc Chine Satin and Messa-
line; in suit colors. flesh and white.
A large variety of dill'erent . nd desirable styles.
Regular $4 50 $5. 00 and $5. 98 values.
SD°cial S3. 98.
We advise buying now in anticipation of the holidays as.
any title of the Waists oflercd would make a. very charming gift.
83 WASHINGTON 2 ST.
’ For ' Saturday
Special Sale on Coats, Suits,
Dresses and Skirts.
The Lillie Shop .
60 North Main Street South Nor-walk
i wish you would say that if thci'eI l I am ninth cnconmgcd b1 fh1rtui
such PM?! relief u "Popes Cold .m others eho wish to join these (in! will and otters of support that 11:1 11‘
Compound" which costs only I
f" lsn classes and present themselt-rq 8n:-
been glut-1 "H in the past day or "to,
min .1 any drug store [1 acts With- tit-day in time for the claimi niil glnl and am sure that as soon as the chin to
out assistance. tastes nice and raum I! admit them. but pillar-ll? .‘l'v‘l' 'lh‘ of them- clilliln classes is thorough”
no inconvenience. Jle sure. you set preference to those who have sent in understood. that mtu' (law! Will I»)
the genuine-My.
(soda.
. . , necessary. I ‘
Norwalk Chronicler