Items at Gans
COAL
That’s All
62 Want Street
Tel. 1::
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John F Creagh of Norualk is cred
tied with a score of 85 out of 90 at the
300- -yard rifle range at Camp eDvens.
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The regular meeting of the Hat
Trimmcrs' Union will he held Tuesday
evening. January 8.
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Dr. J. ll. Mallory, dentist Hours 9:
to 11:30 a. m. 7 to 8 p m., It: South
Main s’reet l
Robert Riggs has tired of making la-
dles' ribbons and is now engaged in
weaving wire at the New England
Wire Cloth company’s mill.
Fishermen are having a jolly time
on the pond of the Norwalk Tire 4:
Rubber company. Pickerel-is the tlsh
' desired and the tlpups secure them.
Hugh Donnelly of Coram Hill, near
Shelton, was a visitor in Norwalk
Sunday. He reports a very low ther-
' mometer last week, something like 24
below.
aulr ylufil,. !
Judge John F Keating of the Stam-
, ford Probate Court has recovered audi-
ciently from his recent illness to re-
sume his. duties in court.
A group of unfamiliar lrlsh folk-
aongs was the feature of John Mc-.
Cormack’s program Sunday evening at '
the Hippodrome. The popular tenor
was also heard in a number of operat-
ic extracts, English translations of fav-
orite German and French songs, and a
list of works by American composers:
He was supported by Edwin Schneldm
er, pianist. i
A large automobile truck of the
laughome Lace Mills, Langhorne, Pa, '
phasing through Stamford yesterday
. noon, laden with products of this co.
cent for delivery in New England.
unghorne is 18 miles west of Phila-
delphia. This is one way to avoid the.
delay caused by congestion on the
railroads, and to hasten the time
when freight shipments will resume
their normal course.
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Deposits made in 3
the Saving Deparl- "
7 meat of
The Soulhl Norwalit
Trust Co.
on or More lan-
nary 10th will draw .
interest from Jan-
uary 1st.
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EXEMPTION BOARD
'co: II stint. on
[City NC WSI ‘; " ted that a copy of’this litter burl
‘ Norwalk, Conn.
'cent to walls
:break and flood lllt premises with.
ithe pipe will absorb the waste water.
’lf the frmzing is too severe to vleld
' accounts of 8281.
HOME GUARD, POLICE AND
ONILIAN
TheSOuth Norwalk Trust
Company
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IS WELL THANKED HIT EARD BY COLT}
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‘W'o-dnow “-L-Jfl is Ding cut tie-in rapidly by reason
of euerzenci .. am reallt encouraged
. eminent service of H.- nil. col .eii .2 mat the com
‘I'Et’lrfil 1.2.1" it he is ['0' pan}. 5 (92916.2;
r' 122:... . ' ‘i .L.".'l diligent iit‘.7' L's-caus- e! the extré'm} cold
. (to Tit" h Iart _:-m!is. The crm— heathen iitlgl‘rl I. an .i an I:- to -.;
run C'L‘ivn r e2.» .i ted...) from lh! p-r um. to .38 no; r: at. ins ei‘im . 2
[,I—is'dcni i as film. ‘. ”Those several causes Icgelht. "
The “'1.itt‘ll3.;;e,\d'r.shin2ton. with the necessity of givmg pr of
Nov. 2.3.1917 (are for the urgent demands of
To the Members of the Local and his freight. particularly fuel, govern-
trici Bards: iment shipments and food stuti'r, has
You have now practically cornplot» required the takinz on of passenger
oil the great wail: of selecting tho'ttm’ns."
first contingent of the National Army]:
l'pon you was devolved the dimcuiti ON TOUR
task of selecting then who can best: » -..-
40116 wnh the battle flags fzoin ”loll" De Hamlet-
whose dates and, responsibilities re-
quire that lll")‘ stm- at home ‘90" on the ““11"
The successful performance of this D? Rhodes—We met one kind-
duty has Undoubitdli bwufllt to ion hearted old landiadv who supported
a proud Bails. attion in the privil.ge us 10”“) weeks.
to sens the nation in the hour of
need. Commendation can add little.
1’) such satisfaction. but i would no
r." 0 you have good sup-
IACK TO THE 30".
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Florist‘flowi are the narcissus
bulbs you bought here coining cn‘.’
Pod—Finely dear bov. finely!
hex summer—it is all :0 .fiople!
flannel We.“ Adi. Sure to! a_'.I
as:
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Smile at
Bad Digestion
In Tabla l mm Only.
A! All Dinghdsfifio.
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attend this expression of grat' Iude to
you for the success of this great
achievement. l
Many members of the bonds have.
felt that they should render this serv-
ice without compensation and as a‘
testimonial of suth action l have dI- and American style.
CENTRAL HOT E L
Fine roomsbythedsyorwcck. Smmhuudeiecrru
Echo-orig“. WWW; aboRcstauranLluliaa
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l DISESA. Proofinm
Corner Monroe and MOI.
ing a notation of such «nice be sent Id 1 nygpgA “flu”,
individually to those who lii'ue thus
I‘so gt nerously served l J
WOODROW \"ILSON
Otm-ial Copy:
..ll CHOWDER.
1“-F’rovost Marshal General.
To lncal Board for Division No. it
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FROZEN WINTER PIPES;
never be employed for this purpose
To Wrap the ppcs with oilsoakedl
rags and Set them on the is worse)
than folly: it is incondlarism.
Pipes are almost invariably mils—f
l'"' partitions where
there is an ascending current of air.
to feed and spread a flame. Even if‘
the flame dot-s n It start a fll‘I‘ its sud- '
88 WASHINGTON 81'.
Flannelettc Gowns
ow T THAW '5" In Pink and Blue Stripes ........................... 8100
" 3 “’7" Extra Size ................................... 3135
Some of the January fires are.
caused by home talent plumbers who‘ am"
attempt to thaw frozen pipes in a
, hurry The ~ following warning Isl Plannelette Skirts' In II. hits. and stripes ................ 50.:
sent. out hv the National Fire Pro » .
mm“ Amrim‘m: I Extra Bias . ................... title
A Winter Fire Hazard. i Knitted Skirts ingrey .. ............... . ........... .. 750
Many wint-Fr flrcs are Caused by ill, children's Flannelcttc Gowns instripes ......... ' ....... . 50c
advised attempts to thaw lroaen wat- . , . . . . .
‘ pr pipes. A burning watch, torch or‘ chum]! I mnelette 8h!“ “1 Wm“ With mullln WM . . no:
open flame of any description should. Children's Flannelette Skirts in colors with band top ..... 50c
J. I. MALLETTE
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Hay, Straw, Feed, Grain, Salt
and other family supplies
FOR ANYTHING WANTED CALL 0N
RAYMOND BROTHERS
Phone 1134 137 Washington St.
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BECKMAN N ’S
NORWALK’S LARGEST GROCERY
We Ca a Complete Line of Stan] d F n
Groceries. {a will be pleased to receive :tal'ti‘al 0:13,
Armour sT’ure Leaf La rd. Der lb.
rvBcst Creamery Butter (Beckmann quality).
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No. l Reva] Plantation Coffee. formerly 35c. now 30c
allengeB lden Coffee. formerly’ now. ..... 22c
New Pack Corn or Peas. Der cana ......... .
Broadway Brand Tomatoes. perc ......... 15c
{333331133 Vglrl'lv good value) ....... .123 {Eager s21.3:
Americana Mixed C'and' 'p'er'l'b. ................... in? 19c
atch this space or bargains.
A. F. Beckmann 8100.
83 & 85 Washington Street Phone 1405,
:0. B. JACKSON
OPTOMETRIS'I
a Wall Sum. Namath.
KRYPTOK LENSES-Folding Galorda in Gold at
Shell Shut-On and Other Mountings.
Thorough examination at the eyes. Oculista’ pracrlr.
limo promptly filled. [span Rewiring.
den local host may cause the pipe to
water.
Wrap the frozen section of the pipe;
with cotton cloth and poor but watt-r;
upon it (even lithe hot water must'
be obtained from a neighbor) until
the ice in the pipe gives way. Rags'
on the floor at the host of or under}
to this treatment Ftnil for a plumber.
Reputable plumbc rs always avoid
running water pipes along outside
walls where it is possible to do no.1
Property owners when building!
should leok out (In this it may!
some time save them money and vent-
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v Goons MERCHANT BANK!
RUPT.
DR
HARTFORD Jnt .Iary 8.—Aaronv
Morduchay, n dryzoods merchant of'
Bridgeport filed today a petition inl
bankruptcy in tho United States:
curt in this city, showing liabilitiesI
or $18, 649. Ht' has more than one
bundrcd creditors in the drygoods
trade in New York. His assets are
January Clearing Sale
Offers 10 to 25% Savings
on All Purchases
Atnotime ofthsyearisyouropportunitytorcturnish .
your home in whole or in part greater than it. is now during our
January Sale. Whether you need a single article of furniture, a
rug or draperies, you will find goods marked at prices which will
make them find new owners in short order.
A. J. Collins St Co.
listed as stock valued at $7, 000, book‘
accounts $1, 010, and St" I 5 cash.
A petition in bankruptcy was filed
today by William R. Judson, or 0r-
tinge, who conducted on engraving
sl. op in New Haven. The liabilities
are $6, 769. 32. and the aesets are stock
in trade valued at $3,000 and book-
such as the makes we carry.
There's a reason
The items Army
Shoe
BUTTABLY ADAPTBD FOB
May we expect you to call?
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SHOES WATERPROOF .
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Fashionable women know that theirfiguru are madebythe
corsehsnditisthewelidresaadwornanwhopaysparficular
attentiontohsrfigareandlimnstocorsct authority. mic
doun’tbuyauunknowumoch-shabuysouewitharcputation
Ourcorsetiereisskilledandthoroughiufitting.
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South Normals i
needs.
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All Kinds of Shoes for Men
Whether for/Work, business or
Pleasure, we have just: the Shoe
that will meet your personal
sumsmouncms
WY 8: BRACKENT.
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“Mun Cheerful” m Plllllfilfl
and Pattumy «, ) eon“: entloul _
. Treated by ”Mara, 3mm" '
Painless Method. Aseptic Office Treatment.
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“If“. for Very Surgeon '1 "IO, Osygon
M Donal Work. “Gui“.
DENTIST
15 Main I Gold and Porcelain
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l The Standard
'Colony Brooder
{Grows Three Chicks Where On:
Grew Before »
THE GREATEST GOAL BURN;
ING BROODER EVER
INVENTZD
SELF FEEDING, SELF REGU.
LATINO, IVERLABTING
30 DAYS' FREE TRIAL ,
BUCKEYE INGUBATOR
The Best Blade
Guaranteed to Hatch More Chicks.-
and Better Chicks—Than
Any Other Incubator
Mr George Ouglsy’ s addreu,
“Chickensnay WinThisWar,"b
worth reading. We will gladly give
you a copy.
A. ll. Morgan
The Gorham Ct:
DE C 0 RA TO RS,»
Everything in Painfs
and Wall Paper
Store Closed 1 P. U.
Satan-slay
to First Street
East Norwallt
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AUTOMOBles
I buy and ea c all kinds 0!
Second-hand Amman
Special Sale on Second Tires.
Best Prices Pa? For All Kinds of
unk.
L. armors ‘
3 Rowan St. East Hermit.
Tel. 441. Tel. 441.
BUY YOUR CHRISTMAS GIFTI
FOR HIM HERB.
Bath Robes $4 to :6
COPWGHT
Clothing Co.
THISBANK’S MISSION
This Bank believes implicitly in the possibilities and the
future for this town.
As a d factor in its development we are particu
larly interested in its industrial growth
We gladly supply our customers with the capital prudence
permits and in a broader way devote the money at our com
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. "WWW ‘ o , egg-Iggy:- Motor. Truck Tires
i "' . on, M E An regular sizes carried in
i Manny and prices right.
lfl— ' ”_‘— ‘ “ " ms BARKER. FACTORY ‘
i 0 CE FURN Pine Inland Street, Norwalk ’. ,
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A Spendid Assortment of Desks, Type UNDERTAKER .
writerTalIles, Telephone Stands andChaIrs T-gmgfggigmp
oi Many Models that are Very Reasonably "“" “5" "m '""°""
priced. ' __.- ‘ 'fi
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t around when some
RAYMOND a SON mm..- M... “2‘an
Funeral Directors and mm Mm. P1013130 . .
wm “‘1 High 3“. Km is defective, antiquated, unlunltlfi ’ V
> w worn out, have us make accol-
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HODBRN PLUMBHTG
Joasma A IPEOIAL‘I’V
HORACE a. NASH f”
Plumbln. and Heating
Tel. 18"
North Main ac.
count M ant.
I’Mwhmverpracticablmo the upbnilding and maintain-
huofworthyhmmurpriiea.
The City National Bani?
“matron.
ELECTRICIANS
W or Iawwck. Wampum
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‘The White Electric Co.
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“in“? whom lo. am
Norwalk Chronicler