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a twist or sprain in tit
Iv it done is childhoot
lite in the diluent organs an:
Chiropractors remove the cause 0
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in your body. Female trouble.
at special attention; also curvatnru
the spine. .You will never regro
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,T‘.FRANCIS,D.C.
Washington BL, 8o. Norwalk. Goal
Ora-dilate from Palmer School.
THE GREATEST
EOOQ VALUE
J ElialleryT
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.lainlt. Sodlorwplkconn.
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sheila annulus:
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. B NOTIFIED 0F DELIN.
QUENTS
ing is a list at several moral
delinquents whose;
have been given to the police:'
llorrath New Canaan. l
finest. West Norwalk avenue, {
Bedlowtts. on the steamship;
-' . Warren Bios” New Can.I
. , . 0. Potato, Norton. Darlen.‘
yams, :7 Belden ave'
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star-hiatus.
lunatospinchsdnorvoaandpalnls
S'tofl:30a.m.,7to8p.m.
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informationastolba best waytodothia.
The Hatch o Bailey Co.
lcsvcrlosrdl’loorlsgothllliads
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33 So. Main St.
Clearance Sale oilill Winter Clothes tor
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liweoonldmskeyoniullyroaliaowhatasavingltmeans.
toyontosu lyyourclothosneodsnowyonwonldoomoboro
right away, DAY and take advantage at these exceptional
bargainsthissslooders. Pinorgradss prices
aronotionndsnywhero. OmnidianTm“
OOA'l'Broduoodtoaslowas .................. ”mandala
unsecuredmdtoulowu ....... ...... ssasudup'
Smflrednccdtoaslowas............. ...... $3.00an
ALLHATSWONTBBDOLLAB.
CLOAKS, we PARIS mutually
So. NOrWalk
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Alul‘omobile Funerals Same
Price as Coaches. ,
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’1'qu rnnr cannon, a can ~
m can sumac, f. pkg.
:4 Cottage Street.
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liar.
Piling! oi the m M
man snounnnns
32 Washington St. .
South “Mini ,
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rat on man aossrsn 21o dorm.
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17 Chestnut St.
SPECIALS FOR THE WEEK”
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Wednesday Specials
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Schnitze’ 3 Sanitary Markets
against.
Norwalk.
A“: firm
vsr BBO ..
GARAGE“
Is now, fully eQuippe‘d with lim- -~
l ousines to handle Weddings,
l Christétlings atld all Receptions.
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in the riler is open.
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, and evacuations from the hospitals.
‘ 'andsoisrasitlslnacoordwith
I tCoatlnnod troll First Page)
-::. ithe ice would reach the pools in lhn
ten. The ice at- ’l'tlgt‘s about eighteen
, aidcrable damage.
, than a month 'and lsr e quantities of
WWNM. Jan. saw-go assist '
ta techies "tallies is normal
wifimhm
r1, «ram 8. Hyatt
Norwalk’s Lending Dry Goods Store
Secretary Baker recently wrote to
Chairman luv”! 0‘ the Red Croesi
War Council. smeaflndthattboned’
l Cross assist in establishing this mail-
um of communication.
‘Amerlcan lied Cross represent
tires in the camps here. as in France.
wrote Secretary m. “would have
access to daily list! 0‘ admissions
necessary medical rules. would be al-
lowed to talk with sick men. They
.would be expected to keep iamilies
constantly informed as to the condi-
;tion and progress oi the men in the
. hospitals. to write letters tor men na-
able to write themselves and in gen-
neat to told]! that clause oi the Red
? Cross charter which designates the so
jciety as ‘a medium oi communication
between troops in the iield and their ,
iiamilics at home“
Chairman Dari-on revlltd that the
Jim! Cross would immediately appoint
suitable men "searchers" in the rari- ,
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All of Our Splendid Stock of Stylish Suits Greatly
20% Reduction on All the Furs
Pie-inventory Suit Sale
Reduced in price.
Former Prices $20. $22. $25 $30 ..
-N OW $15.00
Fermer Prices $15, $18
Now' $10.00
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.ous camps to put the service in op-
ieration as quickly as possible and
:would abide by whatever regulations
;the War Department prescribed.
‘ Secretarv Baker announced today
=that as soon as details were arranged
lby the surgeon-general and the ad-
iiutant- general, orders would be issued
i to camp. commanders lntormlng them
,of the plan and bespeaklng their co
Ioperailon, both in facilitating the work
at the searchers and in making them
icomiortable in camp.”
BOATS CAUGHT
AND SWEPT AWAY
lhere today that the Monongahela
:rlver was rising rapidly :rom l-‘sir- i
t. W. Var, north. at! the heats;
‘ic was moving out. as expected;
neighborhood oi Pittsburgh tonightlfl
and every lmssible prr caution against
damage to river cratt was being tak- ‘
inches.
While there was possibility of con-
ihc news was
heard with interest in Pittsburgh.
since the Monongahela has been clos- ,.
ed by the severe weather for more-
t:.oal badly needed bi he in. 'lls ill this
district have been ‘lled tip. it was'
estimated here this morning that fully
Grown Prince Carol or iloumnnis in
now believed to be lit-trial command
oi'thc Roumanian armies, and it in
conildered he has almost
the trinityhis lather.
at?“
HKriegcr 81. Co.
For Real Bargains
" Profit is being discarded
.f on all Ladies’ Coats, on
all Furs '- on all Winter
Goods. Stock up now as
Clothing is going still
Sale of Corsets
. displaced
Trains on Time Today.
i BOSTON. Jun. 29. —~.While the snow
traillc delays. iepresentatlvos (null
lvarious points in New England indie
icated today that trains worn helm;
|operated generally on almost normal
schedules.
divisions where the snow fall was
heaviest. but as the snow was dry.
trackswere kept clear and the move-
ment of freight continued without in-
terruption. Through trains irom the'
'west were late.
Greenville. Maine.i with a minimum
' oi four below. was. the coldest place,
in the district. _
' WATER TRANSPORTATION.
i wasnwo'ron, p. c. Jan. 29.‘-nc-
cording to a preliminary report last is;
sued by Director Bani. L. Rogers of the
Census, department oi commerce. and
compiled under the supervision of llr.
Eugene l-‘. Hartley. chief statistician
in charge of the recent water-transpor-
tation inquiry. made as of December
31,1910,Alnoricanowned merchant:
as calculated by dividing entire inter ively.
nal capacity, in cubic tool, by 100).
The Seompbiul distribution oi this
gross tonnage was as follows: Atlan-
tlc coast and Gulf of Mexico, 0.509. 000;
Mississippi river and Its tributaries;
1,521,000; Plclllc coast, including ins-J
ks. 1,180,000: Great Lakes and at.
Lawrence river, 2,138,000; canals and
other inland waters, 100,000., The dis-
IIIDOEPOIT IOlLlR IUlISTS
BRIDOEPORT. Jan. Zia—Wit) tor- 'NM at ”M
m - lnthocollaroithosllnnnAthllam vauunltatr' uncanny Futilitmlyllhwo-taadthomtu-
m. at Water street, lorflssoyoumtestratiblowabtoi Pmulsn.:t.~bsmareaaaalsea-wshofisadsuamomtol
V; plate gla- m’munuamaruamm-ma'ssrc-t "this
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unmmtbsdmahasiammmmmlomfl-
vm 11 mm mmmmmalart. newts amber dinette-$1M
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tam reports of a bomb outrage withln' 09,000.
STARTS SPY STORY the lac”. “a damage was coil-i
tribution according to method oi pro
.bulalon was: Steam and other We:
imam. sail. ‘i,0ts.soo; nnrlgnsd. s.-
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steam and other pOwer increased in'
1 storm yesterday and last night had I number from 9927 to it, 581 or 47 per i
,: lied railroad otlic. sin to expect serious' 1 cent and in tonnage from ‘ 060000 to l
ii. 098 0,00 or 50 per cent. '
The average tonnage per vessel tor
lthe country as a whole. decreased
There was some delay on . from 345 ill 1m to 828 l” 191ml
The proportion”
the ”your period in.number oi vea-
,aels was most pronouncod'on the Pa-i
cltlc coast, including Alaska, where it.
amounted to 61 per cent;
greatest rate of Increase in tonnagen
in per cent, appears tor the Atlantic
Coast and the Gulf oi Mexico, as;
against 21 per cent for tho Paciiini
icoast, including Alaska. For the Great
iceflW' Bumu'I Pnllminiry Rdllofl. we. “d 8‘ u'ronc'e fly“ the m.‘
crease in tonnage was It per cent.
0n the other hand. a great decrease in!
tonnage, iron 4.412000 to 1,621,000, or;
63 per unblock place on the litssla-f
slppl river and its tributaries; and a
decrease of 24 per cent appears tor
canals and other inland watans.
Increose in Value and Incision Done. 0'9“"
Despite the very small increase in The vessels operatinx on the Allen vessels incresed from 20,000 to 30 ,6»,
"an“ of five tons not register or number of mud, dud the tailing og tic coast and the Cult of Mexico rep- The proportion Which idle tonnage "D?“
over of all classes. operating during in total gross tonnage throughout the
{the year 1910 on the coast or inland country as a whole during the ten-
Ewaters of the United States. including your period the figures for value oi 0d
lAlaska. or between ports of the Unit- vessels, gross income, wages paid. and total gross tonnsse.
;ed States and foreign countries. nuns- freight carried show marked increases thirds the lot!“ value. and reverie
boring 37, 894 and had a total gross amounting to 89 per cent, 91 per cent. "an"! halt the total trelght carried.
tonnage oi 12 150,000 (Gross tonnage it per cent, and 42 per cent, respect-Inc percentages oi increase in 3058‘
however, increased by less than 0 per sec mid-34 130 136. and 54 ream '
cent and the number or ”sunset; tirelyJ—were much greater for these
carried shun a decrease of not quite "”913 than M corresponding Pen
10 per cent. The foregoing items, tor 091113!“ for those operating in other;;“mon requiring reconstructing
the year 1916 "a. in round numbers, 'sections oi the country. in respect oil certain brid on th
as follows: Value of vessels. 3950000,- ”With! “med ”0'9'“: “'9 “"9“”. g on eChepaug ”TM
000; ‘1'“. income. 3554 000000; Wade! tor the Atlantic east and the Cult oi'
paid 0103000300. ircight “med In- ”on” T” relatively small. M“ steel tor structural work and on or»
eluding lightersge or harbor work. only 29 per cent. as against it per a" o, madamefim mum W
aqaoooooo um or 2000 wands; “.3. 'cent tor the Mississippi river and its
her oi ornployees.15tl.000; flm‘bef of tributaries, 48 per cont for the Pacific “Milli“!!! ,
manners carried. 3,310,”. ,i
The prunesncad lncreaso- between cent {or the Great lakes and 8t. law-
1000 and 1016 in freight carried. ”l fence river. Canals and other inland‘ I
composted as it was by a falling 01in! "WI. Meyer. show a decrease oi‘
grusmnagaisscoonntediorbyibs 220010an
tachdreadypointodoahih'attho do
mummmuurelyin The nurse above It". relate to 'hmuhgtamtoahospltal. Death
ulllflllt’lg’dcflflvm ilehkbwminadveommmthm MS
as: is considerable part wielded
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A small lot of odds and ends and broken sizes of.
Corsets have been gathered together—only a few in
0W0 that there are many styles in the lot.
N o doubt you can find your own particular model
ameng them. And on every one you save consider;
able. Come early for first choice.
increase during
but the '
The decrease in the number at pu'and 103 per cent, respectivelfi Thalia.
sengers carried is due to thefrednctlon increases appear for both power and
in terry trailic resulting iron the es- unrlgged craft. but a decrease from
liablishment‘oi the "tube" service in‘565 to 307 is shown ior‘idle‘ sailing.
New York. "vessels. although the lounge of men
resented somewhat less than three- m‘em‘d 0‘ “‘9 total shows an in.
States, a little more than half the “'9 ""69 “I395" 0' craft. 1
and about two ——
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The number of employees. tonnage, value. gross income, and we
The ground for the request was like,
.ed inability to secure the necosstny
“hot-lain: only absolutely necessary
lmu’ including Alaska. and tips
mltouo isuun as» on,“ or,
ass in araalF’oitn Horst.
ornament). Jan. same-is
tJoyce, 05. of Richmond Hill,
”'0 VHS- ldicd in the police ambulance today
Idaringstlorapartoithoyearlllt'mtoths medical a
iliths oi the total number for the {1th 'crealse from 1908 to 1918 for each ss' .
d '.N H, ROAD ASKS SUSPENSION 0F;
HA‘RTFORD,7an. 29.-Ai A hearing 4
before the Public Utilities Commis- ._
sion today omclals and counsel ot'tho '
New Haven road requested suspen- f
sion of the recent order of the com-1
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