sauna '
HAIlmlD. an id. -—The thirty-
. , tthird mus! wanton of the Connecti-
Hal-{ls & Gang gnoon. has too important features. Per-
!haps the most significant was the
‘tztit-ptinu at a l-t-sroltltirn to expend ‘3,-
row or any necessary part of it, to as-
‘sil-‘t in securing ratification of the fed-
,2 t-ml prohibition amendment by the
IConnectiout Legislature, through a
COAL fprellminary campaign of education.
Another feature was the retirement of
‘8ecretary Henry E. lnomis. of Glu—
gtcnbury, alter twenty-sewn years"
inervicc. He‘deciiuod reelection. fie
lis succeeded by Ard. Welton of Ply-
,mouth.
1 The retiring State Master, ('harle 1
ET. Davis, appointed a committee com-
!pcsed of .l. Arthur Sherwood 0f Eas-
" WM M ton; Charles A Whteier og Mansfield,
~ land Sherman \‘..' Eddy oi HAN)“ to att
' with the new state master to devise
T fol. m
t
' continuation.
.1 A National Grange resolution "to
’— carry with honcl" on the due books
—....._.._.~
I
, all members at the order in the l'nlted
lStates service was ratifird
,—
1NEW TELEPHONES IN$TALLED.
' 1 Following is a list of new telephones
i
1 City“ News:
I that have been installed it me the is
Sheriff Benedict is spending the day suing of the last list
in Bridgeport on jury duty
3'.
Company A, Auxiliary Police, will 2.1;“; “drpflm
drill next Monday night in the 'i‘ownI 20 Wood street
Assembly Hall.
1C. E. Buckley
-~'_ f 25 Cedar street 2028
The Norwalk Home Guards and the M” V E (‘arupbcll
American Band will hate a grand mu 11 Van Zandt street ‘ 3594 "
itary ball in the Vorwalk Armory (ll Mr“ Frank Ellnir
“”5“". "mm"; ““3” 3' “’9'" 7 Strawberry Hill avenue 1116-12 , i
will he a concert frmu it to st (l'l'lfif'k,‘lh Golden
and continuous dancing by a big band till “aslungtull street 348
and orchestra. ' Goldatein Bros.
“' 3 East Menu: and Winflcld St 285
"'BAGKETBALL Samuel Graves
Armory. Friday night. Norwaik vs. 29 Quintarti avenue
Bridgeport, Reserved seats at Donel- Herbert Horn
1’" "d Dogon 5' 8 Cross street, Norwalk
The following members of the Legal Arthur Johnson
2t; Ferris avenue
Advisory Board are on duty at the
following places today. Norwalk, J. M” Charla-1A Johnson
T.Ht1bbcli .l A. Gray, Morris Land, s 23 59’1““ ”i“ “WW9
3. Keeler, H. W. Gregory; South Nor Henry MMUSM‘
2l5 East alt’lllit’
1208-5
439-3
55-1-5
1158-3
«oven ”macaroni" ,
cut State Gtange, clos. its this afternoo ‘-
Cut this out ‘
and pastc in the back at your direct’
316-12 ,
wit? VllfllliA CWT. HOW].
WHEILING, W. Va” Jan“. 10.——Pro-
‘ ‘bi‘ticn moors lit-re. are experiencing
r at h troubc ‘:t'. ‘oaling w: ill persons
ho b7? :u' quuar from the Ohio side,
due to t': 1: fast tlzat the‘ bone dry"
violattrn are utilising the frozen (11.10
her no a lm' ans oi tlttrancc t) West
vi. girth, i," rut-l ti trolley tar.» and
the bridges Heretcfo re, the oificers,
thret‘ in number. have successfully en-
forced the law by keeping sharp look
outs on the two bridges here. lint
when the Ohio froze solid on a five
mile front, they found it dimcult to
watch so wide an expense of territory.
with the result that the liquor carriers
are repored to be crossing the ice in
fever-increhsing numbers.
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STATE PHARMACISTS TO MEET
BETHEL, Jan. Mir-P. J. Garvin of
this place, secretary at the Connecti-
cut Pharmaceutical association today
issued tho all Dr tho “who: meet
MMMWMwhich will“
hold at the Hotel Stratdcld.,8ridgo
poi-t. Wodnecdar. : Jan. 16.
meat to secure government recoil!”
tion of pharmacists by the creation oi
a commissioned pharmaceutical corp
in the army is ill ht one of t . import
ant ml". tern for considerat on
METHODIST PASTOR DEAD.
LEONIA, N. 1., Jan. 9.»—Oiin Alfred
Curtis. theologian. died of heart
trouble at his home here last night.
aged 67 years. He was born at Frank-
iort, Maine, was graduated from Bos-
ton University, held Methodist pastor-
ates at Janeavtlle, Wis, Milwaufic
and Chicago, was professor of Sys
tomatic Theology at Boston University
and Drew Theological Secinary, and
since in! had been the emeritus pro—
iouor in that subject at Drew. He
was the author of a number 0! thco
logical books.
CENTRAL HOT EL
linemomabytbedayorwcch. Stumhcawdelcctm
t' lighusndgas. FinoCdeottachcd: alumnae.
1 and American
Corner Monroe and Chestnut St-
1_ u. t. DISESA Mmm
Tet 1m
' MONA. Meter
=7... . ,. , . ., -5..-.,.m‘ “A .._,1_!
1 I
i
THE FAMOUS
Nettlo Wonderiiil Corsets
Are To Be Advanced in Price
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 4TH.
On that date all the 5600 models are going up to $6.,00
and the$4508eliroducingbiodcls arctbboflflo
We will oontinue to sell all thou models at present prices
up to and including Saturday, February 2nd.
Paotico real economy. Buy now and save.
walk J .l. iAnxweiler, o. 1. Clark, , 127”
Judge Taylor, W. A. Grlmn, C. Hege- W'm. E. Riordan ' ,5‘
man and John Dwycr, ’ 12 Roosevelt stru-ct “ 1499-12
M :Charles H. silllons ' 1
_“.The Cinderella Man” 12 Rowan strcct 2029
Mac Marsh at the Regent tonight Charles Stiles
uudtomorrow. ,fi. _ -Q -.~ . .. 1 9. Betta Placp ‘ 1051-2 1
‘——-—- / Webbing & Edging Corp
We have a full line of Spaultllng 83 Wagmngton street 430
skates on shoes that we are soiling fort
86 a pair, every pair guaranteed
There is nothing like having skates
attached to your shoes. Don’t buy un- Our schools are closed
til you see these skates. yotl can buy ' For the want of coal,
them at a bit: savings at Donneily's, And the Day Nursery kids
16 South Main street. 1 Are out on parole.
t‘We have gone to war 1
Buckingham Post, W. R. C.. met yes- . And no doubt will win
terday for an all day session of sew- Arid will pay iatr-r on
ing at the home ol'Mrs. Gilbert Horn- For butting in.
lton, Soundtiew terrace. The sewing
was done for the Red Cross. There it we catch the kaiser
was a small attendanco because the.’ Wn will kill him twice
condition of the streets prevented Anti Lit'lld hint helow
many members from attending. Cong Where there is no ico,
aiderable work was accomplished, Thr-n our ship: can sail
however, by those who were present.’ From shore to shore
—-—-—- IAnd peace will reign
On earth once more.
CAI. SMITH.
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GIFT FOR PRESIDENT WILSON
THE END IS NOT YET.
District Deputy Frances Dorin of
Greenwich was present lttst evening at
the meeting of Court Laurel, .\'o. 106, .
Daughters of Cautile and installed the;
newly elected officers. A musical pro1_._4
gram and a “Hoovgr” lunch were both “YASHINGTUN, ‘Jan. lt).~—Mcmbcrs
enjoyed and the committee which con-'0’ the Robert Emmet Statute Asso
sisted of Miss Jane Callaghan chair elation M6 in Washington today, to
man, Miss Alice Splan and Miss Hazvi present President Wilson with a.
Blake rer eived many compliment, bronze replica oi the statue of RobertI
upon the program and tho lunchyEmmct in tho rotunda of thc Nattonal‘
There was a large attendance. ‘Museum here. The original statue:
was the gift of the nsociation to tho,
IAmcrican people
senator Pholan of California and'
Judge \ictul J Howling of New York
president of the association, headed
lthe presentation committee
—DANCING SATURDAY N IGHT
Town Assembly narrow Bros. .9-
piece orchestra—Cathedral Chimes.
am“ |_ , .. . . r ‘
allcposiis mate ill
January Clearing Sale .
Offers 10 to 25% Sayings
on All Purchases
_ At no,» time of thetyear isa your opportunity to refurbish
your home in whole or in part greater than it is now during our
‘January Sale. Whether you need a single article of furniturc,a
rug or draperies, you will ilnd goods marked at prices which will
make them find new owners in short order.
A. J. Collins & Co.
as wasmoron sr.
Knit Goods
SGARPCOLLARS ......... ........$1.7ti l
SCARF AND GAP SETS ........... 75c
CAPSinvdl-ious colors ........ 250—50c
CHILDREN'S GOLF GLOVES in colors .......... soc—29c
CHILDREN '3 KITTENS in colors ........... 35c—-39c—50c
BOVS' GLOVES ................... . ....... 1.. .. ..... 45c
INFANTS‘ GAPS AND BONNBTS ..‘ .............. 25c—60c
INFANTS' DRAWER LEGGINGB in white . . $1.25 to $1.50
LADIES’ GAUNTLET GLOVES in grey ., ............... 75c
J. I..MALLETTE
scorn nonwm. ,
v
‘l e Saving Depart-
A move .
ways to secure» adequate labor the _...._.___......_ , ”=!=
H... “mm... arm»
I
flay, Straw, ‘Feed, ’Grain, Salt
and other family supplies
FOR AWN} {WANTED CALI. 0N
RAYMOND BR OTHERS
Phone 113-: 137 Wlilhfln St.
m
Free Delivery Low Prices
‘ BECKMANN’S
NORWALK’S LARGEST GROCERY
We [’0an a Complete Line of Staple and Fancy
Groceries Pnrew
A r’s Pure loaf kudasgrto. receive atrial order.
V" Ben C .........
cry P mastery Butler (Bcclnnann quality):
......................
No. 1 Royal Plantation Coifcc. to rly 35c. now 30c
Coflce. formerly now .22c
New Pack Com r Peas. oer can ......... 18c
Broadway B Tomatoes. oer can ............ 15c
Japan Rice Vcrv good value) ........ 3 lbs. for 25¢
GoldM can nMixedr C'a'lid' 'nc' lb. ....... 2 lb. bags $1995:
1'
AmeWath the this mace Ivor bargains.
A. F. Beckmann 8100.
83 HS Washington Street Phone 1405'
O. B. JACKSON
orromn'rms'r
’gtWIll In“. Norwalk.
KRYPTOK LENSEI—Folding Oxford. in Gold or
Shell Shut-On and Other Malawian.
Thoroughuamhationoithccyca. Ocullm’pnacrlp-
dorm promptly filled. Export Repairing
I
r
j
Moron Che-erfully Painless
... 9......» W '“ may“
Treated by Modern, Jmmm"
Point“. Method- Acepflcflfim Treatment,
i oil.s.ll.ontz i
' Goo Adminlmm
Model-Ito can
charge. tor Vary Slll’l I" u" 0"."
loot Donut Worlu “diod-
DENTIST
10 South Main Strand
4
Gold and Porcelain
15 y I tum I a m. to I D. fluctuation.
can a " tmon All kinds of Artill-
tllc Practice of a ,M ”m t' clol Dentures,
w»- ‘0.) can, at"
“WM- rally non.
melllol
“C"‘SOWINOI'Wfllk
.énutcm ,
on or m Jan-1‘
There’s a reason
The ilcrlnan Anny
‘ Shoe
BUITABLY ADAPTED 1'03
30!!! GUARD, . POLIGE m
otvlmut
anon on m
“DBMOT”
HA!!! YOUR
IHOIS, wammor -
that will meet
needs.
ACHI‘GIG‘I'ON
I'Scuflt Nomllt.
All Kinds of Shoes «for Men-
Whether for Work, Business or
Pleasure, we have just the Shoe
Satisioclory Simulator-rte
fCONNEALHY * “k W
twain-atrial;
m
your personal
um'
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All Grades oi Furniture
On our two hmncnsc doors is Furniture of all lands for,’
every purpose, from Parlor Table to a Kitchen Chair.
We are prepared to tarnish an entire house at very short
notice and former potions will prove that there is honest '
value in every purchase.
PROMPT AUTO DELIVERY.
RAYMOND a? SON
funeral Dirootors and Furniture Dealers.
Wall and High Sta.
;~.‘.-'» .29"!
"N Eai'kfi‘fi
um
THIS BANK’S MISSION
This Book believes implicitly in the possibilities and the
”future for this town.
As a factor' tn 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-
mand, whenever practicable, to the npbuilding and maintain
log of worthy homo mam-m
The, Cityr National Bank
80. MM". .
'EluEC'I‘RICIANS
W or aowwtlck. compouutlnon sndgood
The Whitem Electric Co.
m'mgm
lo. rm'
llrltnor
‘CREEPERS
will save yot1r life '
and cost less than
insurance.
'l'tvo styles—one lor
instep.
A. ll. Morgan
The Gorham Cod: _
DE CORATORS "
Everything in Paints
and Wall Paper
-8doro cloud 1 P. M.
Saturday
to first Street
East Norwalll
mm
AUTOIOBILBS t
Ibuyondc confidant
Second-handmgtomobflcs.
Bpecial 8an on Second Thu.
[Best Prices Paid PorAll limbo!
Junk.
Ir. BYRON
.3 Rowan St. East Narwflk.
Tel. 441., Tel. 441.
BUY YOUR mums om
ron m mil.
Bath Rob's $4 to '36
COPTEIGHT
Clothing Co.
6 N. Main St So. Not-walk
m f
Motor Truck Tires
An 0 . ,r
Wm price- arm .
m BARKER FACTORY
Plno Inland “not. uomtk I
:ilaviti W. llaylotld
UNDERTAitER
, Tel. Oilloo. 100”; House, ”I.
27 WASHINGTON 81'.
NEW RED HEN'O BUILDINCI
i
cm 03 UP ,3“
nomwtnmhourooublolma
right around when something like
this happens in your home. It you
PLUMBING
ll dotoctflo, antiquated, unsanitary
a worn out, have us make ncoeo
Iaryrcpulrs or install a new systu'
d .
HOD!!! PLUMBING ’
JOIIING A SPECIALTY
HORACE R. “muss
Plumbing and Hosting
Tol. 1m '
“outflow 8t. South'NOMIIK
I
If You Have
Any high .1 .
m 5. lane ,1},
n'ro
”kW-altru-
M400
summon-litmus
.——...___—_—
- A. M. woman 1*
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Lamination
Norwalk Chronicler