t’ay $2 to $15 per set.
m..emm.w‘.rrwiflmm;..tr mw.ztai§.tmt.gfimm_ u, .....
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515 31
WANTED—A TYPHWRITER A» ll
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.~' 1 ill RTSIAK Ell .-'l. PAY
NOTICE
l’liatricl’ of Norwalk. .u. i’mrmtn
('our: January. 12. A. ll. lots.
Estate of Gerda G. Johnson. late of
Norwalk. in ma damn. deceased.
The Court of Probate for the distric:
or Not-walk. l‘alf limited and nllowaa'
Mt: month» from the date hereof for
the creditors of said estate to exhibit
their claims for nettlemetlt. Thoae who
floater! to ore-uni their accounts, pro-
perly uttctstud, within raid time. will
be debarred a reentery. All perilou-
indebted to void estate nre requested
to rurix immediate payment to,
ALBERT .l. JOHNSON.
Adminintrator.
. —_t-
Paul F. Connery. of that law once:
of William P. Tammany. has paaaed
the state bar examinations. but his
admlaalon has been deferred until
June. He was admitted as a Fordhant
rr-nior. but he has not completed hll
furl thrEe yearn andiwlii do so in June.
We was allmcd to take the bar exam-
cailed into the service of we morn-
t--~t-t before June when he will be ad-
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WANTED—OLD FALSE TEETHI
‘ face silver watch. Salut‘tlav.
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TO LIT—TWO 0R THREE
rooms unfurnished at it An street.
Adults preferred. Maire 5 to 8 p. m.
vo LEV—AT 12 CHESTNUT arf --
5 tons. ascend floor. inguire 40 Ba!-
vicw avenue. P. D, Lawton. 1'15 (it
vo LIT—ti ROOM HOUSE
all improvements,
WITH
26 Madison street.
lamina Mrs. Bedard, 20 Madison
street, 112 Ill
‘ TO LET~6 ROOMS Wl'l‘il ALI.
improvement». 20 Clay street. South;
Norwalk, also 6 room co logo at 5 Di
Sena Court with all improvements. in-
quire of J. 0i Sena. 121/ Main street.
Norwalk, or Central Hotel, South Nor.
walk. 112 ill
a.
r’o LET—WE um: At noon va-
caltt for man and wife or two men it
permanent guests for the winter. An
ply in person or phone .1574. P. A.
fieralde. prop. 1'11 in
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To LET-LARGE OPi-‘it'i’l ROOM
in Masonic. bullditmz. Rent 312. Steam
heated. For further particulars h,
quire Donneily'a Stationery store,
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TO‘ LET—6 norms WITH ALI. tilt-j
protementll. Furnished or unfurnished
at 106 South Main street, inquire at
l'nitod Grocery.
1
TO LET — 2 APARTMENTS 2
rooms each. at 9ti~98 Taylor avenue.
city. inquire 'Mra. it. Tariov. 16 Grove
street, city. Telephone 1852-12. i
T0 LET-~t2tttt‘t: BUILDING, l'.\'— mu one-balPacre a. land on We" on
ion street. suitable for storage, Room
for four auto cars, The Hatch & Bal-
ley co. , .
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I To LET r-~t‘t.tmlts for :2 Axtl 4
rooms each. Plenaattiiv situated. elec-'
tric lights and improvements. Rents;
moderate. lnuuirc’ til Woodward av?-
ntse. 'l'el. 365-4 or 173-3. . ‘
ADD HAYES ’ ;
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1'. F. McLaughlin Plumbing
: Tlnninz. has filtinl. ctt'. Gas appli-
ance: and fixtures. Agent for Road
flaw "of Water Heater. i‘reezenpll giv-
en immediate attention, 3:. Chapel
street. Norwalk. Phone 392-1
.lo'in K. I’lttt-ll. public auctioneer
Lend appraiser. ntflcc iii Wale-r street.
It'ity. 11:? (it
t m---.
i'nion l'trlt‘l llt‘livrirl'. Edward .1.
Flaherty. proprietor. Trucking. ion:
trur-kinz. Office telephones 1.351. .100
limit-e connection; .
. L037
Finder .
,plme leave at this office, Kowv‘d,
LOBT~A REDDISH BROWN .\lil«
tlnlt- dog. Antlwern to name of Sandy.
Had spiked collar on with leallh at;
tat-bed. Finder please phone lira. Attri-
tin. flock Ridge Road. 11:: iii
FASHIONED
iirown'u. Sea-
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:hrncelr-t between Dr.
Saturday afternoon, Finder pleat-e ro-
lurn to thin nfllcc. Reward. ll?» 3t
CALL UP
FELDHAI‘ & ITEINBIRO
'ALSO AUTOMOBILES BOUGHT.
SOLD AND “CHANGED.
61 ”AVIIW‘ AVE,
EAST NOBWALK.
AGENTS-
Old Dominion Lille
To Old Point Comfort and i'o:nta
in \‘irrtinla
CLYDE LINE
SAVANNAH LINE
To all points in Florida. Georgia
and the South I
J. M. Layltlnfi Co. Inc.
Real emu and insurance
5 Railroad Ave. South Nomilt
lawn-co PaTui. whofila stationed
l
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Jacksonville. m. .9. written home.
savior that the weather is {and al-
v t rmt he will be admitted to the in! though quite a cold spoil hit that net:-l
lion til. other fly.
enemas notions ;
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’ LOST~.\ GENTLEMAN‘S Ol’l'II‘i,
i
you SALE—AT ‘A BARGAlN, A
Weber concert grand piano. Any rea-
Isonable oler accepted. Phone 31112. i
115 3t
aon motorcycle with side car in first
class shape. Call evenings. 5 Billie
avenue. East Norwallt. 115 3!
FOR “LE—OR '1'0 LIT 6 1100!
house with imvpmVementa, Also housev
hold goods, 17 Hamilton avenue. Call
or phone 1702-13. 315 3
FOR 8ALE~FORD TOI'RIN l (‘Alt
Perfect running order. Apply &5
o'clock. at :3 llavlland street. South
Norwalk. ' 112 3t
eon ants—Juno. i'i’RlGil'i‘.
.luat tuned and repaired. Price $40.
Businetol roll top desk. :15, roll ‘35.,
Oak ward frolic. price 88. Telephone
No. 27oz. " ha 3t
FOR SALE-CORD wpoo. ALSO
home grown whito beans/“and potatoes.
Delivered anywhere in the Norwalka.
A. W. Nichole, Broad River. Tel. 1322.
Norwalk.
Foa sans—m tsr ots'rtttt'r.
large house. 11 mama and bath room.
Iflit River street. on plot 120 bv 85 ft..
more or lens, The house is in 8004
condition. Make 111.0 an olar. Barnum
are. still to be bad in this. district not
for long. however. Apply F'. S. itouton, ;
.39 Wilton avenue.
FOR SALE - FAMILY
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llOlIi-IE
Xorwalk Road near Connecticut Turn.
pike. Moat he sold at once to clone
estate. Small amount of cloth requir-
etl. balance on mortgage. Inquire
Keoa'h ‘& f‘andee. Allyn. l'nited flank
building. Tel. 5352.
FOR SALE~JI'BT
sevorhi second hand roll
desks, hook racks. office railing.
.t-ltnlra, kitchen and“ dinim ln‘tletz.
solid mafia-any chairs, (‘t-‘( 'al d9-
ltlrrn. l. crotch mahoganv ttthi it flat;
bottom chalra. a few fire place not:
left. mv bobby. old mirrors. John if.
Finch. 19, Water street. 115 (it
FOR SALE-SIX “00.“ ”01.31:;
with all improvements and «even
acres of land. One mile from cit/v cen-
ter or Wall arm-t fttz'nor nllhlf'ie' to
sell. Price $2 'tiit‘l,
‘ Ask John T. Elm-cs
No. 7 Main 32., 'Ic
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lie-y was Mp: ritzncinn ifl't'al dilllcultie.
111K.
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out...
i Sililii IIIE liiflli Mil
Upset Stomncbn in Five Miro .
um
. _ . _- . You (I'lll'i know what upset your that a mortpaga‘ on this property wan an
IF YOU EA" ANY JUNK ,ttont-th—whirh portion of the food given an accurlty. Subsequent to the.
;did tho immune—«lo you? Well, don'tjgiv'iug of the note the propel-tr waril
bother. it your stomach in In a revolt; told to May Coho. who wumol the t:
if sick. Hunky and Hillel. and Whfil'note and m.'j.“t‘.iI5'.3 and on ‘M‘utt 31.0
you juttt ate hnu fermented and turn-.0; inst ypgr Mr. Hon void the nou‘lulld at
Pd hour: bend dizzy and 3011“. ”91c“ and mortgage to Mr. llacltett.
KM?“ and 'I'Jidl BM "WW-9 Mdl’tilackctt nilegca that the note one rot:
treated food; hroath foul. tongue cont-fiber" paid as y... and (gum.
— ed-iult take I little POW" mev'm'cloaureol the maria-get. the pol-emu
"3 "NW!“ acidity 3M in “'9 mm’mf the mortgaged property and 1500
RECEIVED Men's 1qu and a lane attendee”
mm flat mp desired ‘
:dpsk given following the Ming.
5 font busincsa is to be transacted at
’ ClllSl llililliiillilll
view avenue and St. .lowph'n (Yhurch."'Papc'a Diapepain" Fixoa Sour, Gary.
Them. Pnul's iGrln‘ My E.-
clelywililotlteetmlfltuuauaf,
own. tolnfiofwal.
Harold Rnndle of But Norwaik. en-
ioyett a furlough. at his borne sunny
from the 151st Depot Brianne at Cup
Devan.
The many friends of Mrs. beater
Britta of Perry avenue. who has been
[in the hoopltai. are glad to know that
lahe has returned to her home.
' An attachment of 83.000 was laid by
street. Norwalk, in favor of the Elec-
tric Supply and Equipment Co.
Chariots Vauxltn of Grove street.
was one of the twenty-five picked
men from i'nlup Devens transferred to
Camp Dix to be incorporated with the
26th Engineers.
”~—
Sargean Gibson .will return to the
utg city tomorrow and sergeant surllaut night the British raided em»,
comets back home. Sergeant 'llarry
declares he can stand anything thefillg dugout.» and taking Mtlilt' pri>—.'
5990M district has to up” at"nemd.|ouers and a machine gun. Other-
lns the last two weeks in Norwalk.
_.....‘_..._
Many of :he local retail dealers tn’
kerosene are. taking advantage of the
extra large demand for the article
which many people are using to re—
place coal. and have advanced the
price to as high all 170 a gallon in one
instance. -
F‘ntlr rpiles on the (lock of the .\'or-
wallr/Yacht (.‘lub were pulled tlp today says all Est'llangc Telegraph ill».
by the Ice. on account of the unusually
high tide all along the shore. The
. '5 ‘
W111 HOLD '
WED Tm BY
MIGHT AND THE
SW03»
(Gounod mm Pan).
Fire was opened at 10:55 p. m..
the announcement stays. and lasted
about five minutes. The material
damage done was, not serious.
Attacks by German naval force;
on English coast towns. of which
there. were a number early in the
war, have been infrequent in re-
cent months. The last previous ocv
currenee of the kind officially re-
'5 ported was on September 4 of last
year. On that day a German aub-
yog “Lg_m5 HARM DAVID sperm Benedict ymy on the “almanac. bombarded Scarboroughh
trtcu shop of Fred Cuties, so wan causing the deaths of three per-.
sons and the injury of five.
, Yin-mouth is on the North Sea.
{115 miles northenat‘of London. It
is n city of some fifty thousand
inhabitants, with important ship
building and fishing industries.
i LONDON, Jan. 15.——-Early yet»
terday a: strong German raid
‘uorthcaat of Armentieres was re-
.pulsetl. the War Office announces.
llll'v trenches north of Lens, botub~
iwisc there i~t nothing: to report, the
announcement says.
LONDON. Jan. I:').-7.\n appeal
is being: circulated alluring: mutt-
.Iatctl llertmut officers and soldiers
‘IiiiVIlifz the Iron t‘rmts asking:
them to return the crosses as at
:protcs‘t against the fact that
ltttmlbo‘r of "home tt'urriorx" :lutl
iloath-rte ol' 3h.- l“ulllt'l'llt1ul I'rrty
‘ill‘t‘ treating: the r-ztme itl<iutlio.
patch from Alllrlt'l'tliilly. There
has been a large reaptunfii. thirteen
bridge leading to the apilea in alsolhtlllllrctl croztscs from Ilcrlin iiIO'If‘
twisted out of shape. and ('lll’lriltlr'l'ubltt
damage is reported done.
that was scheduled to meet in the
Town‘Hnii last evening were locked
t of the building by mistake. and
were forced to drill on the Green.
where u very well attended and anc-
Iff‘flflful tlrlll watt hold,
Lady Jennings Lodge. .\'o.
horde of Bethlehem will hold its reg-
ular meeting tomorrow night at Red
Is
he
as an entertainment will
the meeting.
' Motorman .lohn 1-1, /.\ic.\'erncv
local car barn met with a serious at:-
cident thin morning when he fell on:
the icy pavement near the itoaton
Store. lie was carried
to". ‘ul out. Mr. McNerneyeinsiatI-d on
...A .v‘rnim: to work.
/ no“-
/ freight car left the trat-knl the
any branch f'f‘OpilOVPr on the main
lint: near tho South Norwaik depot
diatance hauling. Light and heavy. REAL ESTATE—JRBURANCE 1‘th morning. and" w” the. cause 0'
__.‘.quite a hit of delay. A r~r~w of mcn'
'v:itlt the aaaiatnnct- of some. engine!
TI". Ha“ AVcnuo-Broad my" "ol'feoml got the car back on the raila.l
«What round it to leave the track Ill
in reuchlnu itrontl llivcr tbla morn; not known "m", it was. that it climb-
tt-d Ot"‘i' the rails owing to their icy
fcondition. ,.\'o damage was done and;
A Itratllc was delayed only a abort time.
—_—————
ihla‘y l'f hn.
iiifl against two.
lat-outta on March 2 ..t iaut year. ant.
ates you wonder what became of the idamlttcn.
inclination and distreu.
Millions of man and women today
know that it in median to have dye]
fcnr.
cents for a large one at drugstores
I
' lint—MP
'l
. lt' trnl wonderful—it stops food
lnationa u a torm- senior. u heir with m. mm. or... ‘00,” I. ”z?” ’ml ”u m“. umm; “0".” "1°
aw. naumtvaa out:
[of eighty-four veal-s.
t
one. aqonn IMLV
connotation/en. m. til—with
mat two last pm.
7. Shel»?
mpgpizcitzer. of Berlin.
to the barn
nearby, where “I’M aid watt atlmlttit‘v
tert‘tl. and :tllhoutzh the injury was al
Property of William 1’. Stofleld and
ttordsy on the complaint of Raymond l‘l'm'
IE. Hackett of Stamford. who in omin-
lt in charged in tho
iconlplaint ”it“ 3 "0'91”" ”“9 '0' 'lxjcottt-crtotl effort to brim: llll'
:montil.» and at 5 9" cent '3“ 8"“ benefits of the government's
:J. Limitloy iloyt- Q! Sivmim’d. by Mt'Wittaurullct- to every soldier lilitl
Mr.
a fore.
DANBURY, Jan. lav-kiln. Lavinia
pepsin. A little Diapepsin occulonai- pom, Cmm.‘ cm. of "m f" WWIV'I
iv ltccptl the Munich aweetanrd. and; m "real'itlnuniltera o, the American
they eat their favorite foods "Imwtfiovoiutlon, in dead born. at the In
Her father was
if your stomach doesn't take. care ‘ aoldior in the Revolutionary War.
of your liberal limit withoul- rebel-
iqt: if your food is a damage instead, Woes
of a help. remember the quickest. sur-' city.
est, moat bamlm anuuld la Papa's ’
Diapepain. which coats only till!
ill". Crpfut wall a member of Mary
amen alts-r a minute ' '
w and a half of lighting Harry Greb or 3:5, I“ [mumm'
gently and cabin that it is reality In: Plitnburg attacked out Battllnl Koala '
toniahbtn. Your alumni! will dlrufiof Janie-town. N. Y.. in tin . first
your most- u m then acids Mira-angst of their actuated to. round
illcitl'! wu‘ to the thr Minister the
Ill'l'r'vl dot the appeal appeared.
LONDON. Jan. 15.~'I‘hc Sil'lll
The Auxiliary Police. Company A..ll"t‘ill executive. hays a Dublin dis-iu
patch to the Daily t‘hrotlielc, will
shortly demand that Irish Nation-
aliat Members of Parliament re-x
isign. In the event of non-compli-
nllcc the Sitllt Feinern propose to
gt-sttlilliah in littlvltll \tll.l' the; cui‘
in National r‘h‘st'llllnl)’.
AMS'i‘I‘lllllAll. Jun. 1.3. ~-'I‘he
{death of \‘ice Sergeant Max )llllv
ilt‘l', one of tho lllost successful
gi'iermatt airmen. is reported Ill at
{Munich dispatch to the Iulkal Atl-
MtlIIl-r Mos
killed in it fall resulting from a
defect in his engine. Ilc claimed
thirty-tight victories ill acrittl en-
of the ullgelnellts.
noxnox. .tmi. 15.—-—t~‘rm..-.~ it...
loanml the l'kllille 2.000.000 rubles
|Iil tzoltl. days on Odessa dispatch
gto the Times. Tllt' Frt‘lll'll millt
ialso bus prilltctl I'Itrttilp- pllpt-r
'motlt-y.
; lit-llcrtll Villuit-hcnko’. preside"
inf the l'itl'uitte Secretariat. it is
ladtloll. itlt'orlttctl the Kililll that
{Pram-c. tllc l'tlitetl States Great
Ilil'itttill. lieloium :llltl litltuttllin
more interested Ill tllc orllnizutiotls
inf. lllt‘ l'krtilllf‘ Ilt'pliblit'. "l’ rubl-
NI: .
. ”.1 circumspect people they
Illeuittttc to recognizi- the rspublic
completely, bill when they fitltl it
t
‘thitlit it "cometary." .’
is t'lltbiticrtNI t't'clllly.
b h ' rita ford whict ”tillattllllin 1'ch ”19} how been thrice
, m "‘ m ' _' 'botrtlyt-tl by lillu'atu. first. by tilt:
located in this city. wry attache! yen- czarK ”momma": mutt by
lsiollal gtwornnmnt. worst. of m
all. by tho: liolsllcvlk flitVPl'llfflt'nl.hmm “3“] lh" (
15‘,_Allulll paints on the west coast of
, of .‘I'liorru 1100110.
‘\-arl§aillll!! tam-ls will not be insured.
' llu-'
WASHINGTON. Jan.
expedient they will extend us their
bonds. which we will :lv-oept if crew
The dispatch Ntlfi’fi‘lllf? feeling of'
llltmzmiuzts toWnrtl the "II-\Nlildfll
fun gAfl'icu.
Joe, to the engineers attempting
to force the government to con.
script their fathers and return
wounded-en to the front has to
attention on the attitude of
engineering and shipbuilding en—
ployees along the Clyde, where the
trouble has been most active. Sir
Auckland declared that many
young men in essential industries
had acted as though they held a
privileged [million He. said that
they moat share the burden with
the others.
At a meeting in the (‘lyde dis—
tré :t on Sunday the engineers and
;ahipbuildera decided to strike if
'the Government Manpower bill
was not withdrawn before the end
of January and a peace conference
called.
The rebuke given these men by
Sir Auckland Geddea is endowed
generally by the press and mem-
bers of Parliament, but in some
quarters the Minister is condemn—
ed for lack of aagncity, as tbetem-
pet of the men is strained and per-
auasiou is regarded as more likely
to be reflective. J. Ramsay lilac-
donald. Labor leader, and who
has just retunled from the ('lyde.
says that the view of the workmen
was that they had a definite bar-
gain by which it had been agreed
to give the government certain
;suppol't. and the govermneut was
inotv trying to repudiate, its side of
tthc bargain.
l The press continuum the malt-oli-
Items. lIlt‘ Daily New» describing!
itrayal of frt-tlolu and n stabbing:
of sons and brothers Ill tile bat-It.
IA Liberal fill-miter tll' I’arlitllltotll.
it; quoted as saying:
"The llivll vt'utlt Htl cttcust- to
cull the “ltf' and this excuse In as
mood as any other.
In the Iobbetl of Paliamellt the
opinion is expressed that if a
{strike out-urn it is not likely to but
along. owing to the strikers' Ifli'k
f funds.
‘ PARIS, Juli. 15.»—\'iolellt ar-
itillcry fighting on the Verdun
\frout. says today’s official commu-
nication. took place lat-.t night on
:tllt’. right bank of the Mouse ill the
sector between Ilulltnout and ('aur
vii-res Wood. Ill Alsace. Fri-Itch
'patrola brought back pl'thtili'l'h.
'Elscubere the night was calm.
‘» AMS'l‘l'IIlDAM. Jail. 15.——Ac—
cording to the Nachrlvlttéu of
Lllllsm'lfllil'f. Admiral votl ,r’l‘irpitz,
'former Minister of Marine and
I‘"“' of the leaders of the Father-
‘ltlutl Party. in an address to poli-
gticiana and journalists expressed
'conlidcncc that Germany": inter.
*e-tt». in the cast should be safe.
3ttrtlurdt-tl. He asserted the subma-
‘rittc warfare already won forcing:
,Grctlt Iiritain to sock peace. and
it was ready to adopt ally exped-
fit-nt for this purpose, even being
Swilliug to forsake one or ”'11“ other
301' its allies.
é “tircttt llrituill already has
:Ictlseucti considerably the tie—
,malltls put forward in the inter.
it-sts of Its allies. in order to real-
iizc its own war atoll-t 111 Belgium."
{the admiral said.
;atltl IdllIt'llllnfi' hot to cottcllltlo all
lunanfe pence. Reuunttiation of
“our interests in the west would
ripqplc our political and eco-
'llotuic future."
'i‘le) today ordered government
north
LONDON. Jan. 15.--'I‘llc
:suilflt‘ \vm lit-tum today imdcr Lhu‘lllflllltlll Minintt-r at l’ctroumd and
I anoint
El
Ivico ('iill apply for insurance.
mitten.
0
fit
‘urday, .1 all.
$3.493. ‘
perviaion of Secretary McAtl-lo.
Army and "nvy officers, (mlluted‘lly lllt' BOIMIIf‘VIkI. llli’ llillfltliilifll
nelt. insurance companies, coutt- lt‘gotiotl hero announces. '
iltl of national defense, the Y. M.
l A mrltlit‘f’fl’ atldwlnilnra' cum-t
pail!" mnmoil, ell-operating' withjllullun attacks (in llit' TPlttAllllt:im,!’,‘
the Bureau of War Rink Insurance littt‘ti in the Monte Malone and] '
[and the War. and Navy Depart- Mimic l’erficn sectoral yesterday
‘tneilts. will direct the campaign. ‘
'I‘llia council has delegated an ex.‘ttrmy headquarters announced to-
tccutivc committee of rcprcacttta-filfiy:
live insurance men to take active: .
charge. John 1... Way. viceoprctli-fllonltr Law. Chancellor of the Ex.?5:37x. 511"“ 9
dent, of the. Tmthpg-g’ lnmmneechetplcr. announced in the Illlilnc.
oflf'olrngmltt‘tg‘dagb‘thut all a I'P-lgzux' “.0...
out 0 let a al litti 'tl ill-
ter Chapter. 1). A. 3., or thin, l'p to the chm. M mum...“ Saphluiry the getlcraltltafl. ti'nl',,f":tilllllt't #335
Company, in chairmap of thin com-
mxoox, Jan. 15,—Thc not.
;his entire staff have been arreatctl
A" the women's organizatimm'lat'k tilt the Imwt'l' l’iave from.
ate and local agencies WIII't‘ilNl of (tumbling enabled the ital
in popularizing the movmilulm it) extend lllf‘ll' .‘Ill'iilut'lit'iltl.
'mcltt,‘ whit-ltwillclld February 1:2..R“lit‘f""d "”i'tlli' ‘fliiiflit‘i’r "illicit-'4
iplllsctl.
broke down with lit‘Bt‘y
LONDON. Jan.
applications for and the government f:(llltilfl(‘l_'llfl;1‘o:u
tgi,633'213,(lfl of insurance had lllat‘llif‘ Iii’lllflll higher army tilltil—‘
lhecn received by the military and mood but] not been liill'lll'liit'fl by
" finial division of the Bureau of [the German attack ln‘lllt! ('tllnbruli
This I'prf'f.’;reflllifl November 30 and that all‘ ,
427.511poiicioa. The average proper and adequate dlilpflhllliilt‘i.pAu.u'y re ”“7“ NOIWALK ,. '
amount of insurance, applied for in ltd bcen made to meet it. '
I
t
‘- m by Sir kmw' A ”no In novrnnuén
1: aides, Hinister of NW‘ SCI-Ii
M I. 1—. Jan. lie-Two
women were being held here today by
' churned with'aets
t conduct of the war.
, mrl'a Ventrom- who on: ur-
. )c:trr.’.iay under an. indictment
in the federal W. is about to hove
“nonhuman; "i hunt!»
mothers who“ sou go to war will
not er “fl us- annin alive."
I!“ Katie 1 Clark: was arrested
under the 11am Ant, and uni.
ieged to have threatened the life of
the president.
The wants of location?! baton.
No. 215. will mm at Mm Hall on
South Main street this am.
We're not here long. so let's man
out he”. digest well, work well, sloop
well :‘Lid look well, V
condition to attain, and yet. how rely
may it is if one will Only adopt the
monitor.' inside bath.
Fn‘kr
" We place utt-.
i . . . . ‘r
‘eotltltllottul trust in “lildf‘illllll'if
WASHINGTON. dull. 1").~~Bo-
caulte oi’ the cult-union of the aub-
The "witnariuc war zone. Secretary Mr-
'Ilfl'dil‘iii‘dilt't‘ Ill ltlrtsclol‘ ofilocrw
fl". and crews of Allllls'lt'dll "tendiniti-
on traveling between American
'tlpc Verde Islalltls.,‘
ROME. Jun. 15:11 NIil‘l't‘th‘f(lll‘-'
iiEllLlN.Jttll. 15. via London-~-1
loam.
15.~--Alttlrcw
‘ l Ianttnal Want Advs. Imp you tu’
coco made in the House of Coat-[M with nod. itvo. til-Ilia; malt-t P. M.--~1i:nll. 0:01. 1:302.
Zach. can. laltead. feel an fresh as n
'daisy by opening the aluices of the
laystetn each morning and flu-hing tut
it‘ne whole of the the internal poison-
;ous stagnant matter.
5 Everyone. whether ailing, sick or '
our stay agreeable. Let us live well. ‘
no.
what a goriou.
who are accustomed to feel , ,
dull‘antl heavy: when they arise, 4pm.-
tlng headache. t-tull‘y from a cold.
the tint threat to strike as a lie-Jon] tensile. nasty breath, acid stom- ‘
lwall. should. each morning, before "
ibreakfaat. drink a glass of real hot
\ water with a tenspoonfui of limestone
phosphate in it to wash from tho“
.stomach. hver and bowls the prov-
:ioua dayb indigestible waste, sour
bile and poisonous toxins; thus cleanlv
,ing. weetening and purifying the en-
tire alimentary canal before pawns
more food into the stomach. The ac-
lieu of hot water and limestone pilot?
photo on an empty stomach is won-
derfully invigorating. it clean: out
all the sour fermentation, gas“.
waste tna acidity and given one a
splendid appetite for breakfast. While -
you are enjoying your breakfast the
water and phosphate is “quietly ex
traction a large volume of water from
the blond and getting ready for a
thorough limiting of all the lnaidc or-
nna. p,
'The millions of people who are both-
ortd with constipation. bilious ppclll.
stomach trouble; others who have
saliow skins. blood disorder: .and
sickly complexions are urged to not.
a quarter pound of limestone phos-
hate from the. darn store. This will
cost very little, but. [insufficient to
make anyone a promounced crank on
elm t-uljecl of insideabntblnl boron T
breakfast. .
.o._.---
If. Y. n. a. a a. man not:
In Effect Jan. 14,1918
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6:02;. 6:47 tStamford only), 7:02;...
8:06. 10:07x. ,,
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8:51;. 9151.9:451, 10:501. .
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Norwalk Chronicler