WM“ : :'::
ornam’smnfiwueamn
' ' unwarwamm
luau. liaiieaid I'm ‘chaub.
stemsltatisuorysmc
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SWIM
dLu!‘ rdiuriuo
is. wanna—aisle amt cars 14
5-— to is years old to worh’la nailing de;
y ' part-sot. Cases ready for m; M
phy iifg. 00., East avenue. is it
. waurso - wLwas sfm.‘
muss free. mum institute, street, South Norwalk. Phone's”.
Dcpt..8l. Rochester, N. r.
WANT Em ........._
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. walruo—eorr eliilt'l' row;
on. have inserters. tellers. A
wanna—running so w....a
ll factory.
waisted — Blilli‘fllA’KERS. ray
while teaming.
_ Union Parcel Delivery. inward J.
.l-Tlslierty. proprietor. Trucking. will
ifrltelint. once telephones isri. ass
toss—A nan sex rim noon
~§trouble please leave the same at Ben-
tinel omce.
Cindi, Peabodyfu..m.. ,, A ,
iodine. -. m...
M -
AND REAL ESTATE
l.l.laytoh’& mile.
s transom sum
scorn soawau, coax.
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omits CLOSED am. has ‘
notions comm '
rm source} ~
THE qrelnssr
i .
A- Dr. Constantin Angelesco. recently
piece. RasheCntahn frontthe lad“
lies: dressing room at Arion Hall. “1- plenty of fruit. m . m W'!
'day evening. Feb. lot. The party who good cellar. u. barn. ritual be sold.1
,took it is known, and to avoid further?" prtlouiars lldllil‘o William Haas.
t ‘man
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soon in private may with or with- in Mamie talisman-t sis. m dsm Wallprldlm m-
utation-one Bahrain. little-tethriarthcr man i. crusts cusses: mutate
_ ‘ouimulaoasats'rasd isscsicit
~ mu— breeder as m. lliflasr Laurence, ll
Academy street, Norwaih.
-i NONIR W.
roll slice—ca to m, mar
Electrical sins, blacker white prist- Fm hone-teal at m Hall. Hill
has. mm am 'llo m nuns RN will to let not from March in,
M m to mi south. South Nor- for sun light. once hours it u. m. to 5 or the property can be bought at a
walk examinations s'son. ear-pie p. 11.. a, w. Hoyt, Jr, to Washingtou‘mm‘blo flsm. For further inforr'
"mutton 89W to'J. it'll! Dime. 14.
[Washington street.
.~
FOR .ALl—F‘ARI CONBISTI
grooms-um. um mmw'dfimw Int M “om
houses. several bans on premises.
idituated on Colin. avenue. within ten
minutes of center of tours. Apply lfrs.
fill. Tartar. 16 Grove street, South Nor-
.walk, or Tel. mm
. ~43
l
i‘ requiaui masswas an. by Rev. 1.1.
Bolalsd. norm cuss. Julio mm
“(rand Timothy Driseoil.
-'!’he 1holl‘ sand. lead. my Light.
a, Denedlct street. «mm
roa marina or t scm,,We-tsort.
am hitched. Fauna
I
idled at her home an 35 West Kala
host!” sauu - rails! HOU
cabana on
building. T6. “5-3.
Ask John T. Hayes
lo. 7 Iain It, lei-wan
jammed Roumnniua minister to the
:United States, has arrived in Wash
gington to take up his deltas. lie!
' FOOD VALUE
Frishie’s Pies I
.lfillfllllnlled. States and his own na-
TIC m mollc neg. t-tion into closer relations, now that:
’m w. .1 m Sm . {they are both in the war.
Try mm, A :N. Y., N. B. .5 H. '1'” TABLE
‘ In BUM Jan. 1!, 1018
”UT" NORWAEKJ’O NEW YORKi
It. M.—-—-l:30:, 5:273. 5:198. 3:08,;
tzfigs. 7:18; Mix. 8:21x, 8159:, 9:39,“
ti: 3x. 11:211. ‘ .
it M.-—'12:0 .12:5il (Stamford only).
lzwa. izflsx. zlls, 4:31;. 5127!, had“
won. 8:47 (Stamford only). '7:02x,1
3558. 10:071. ' '-'
7.9. ”W
Job Printing
3o. Nor-walls
Sundays
A. si—iezatx. trusting».
5:18, 8:02; 3257:, 7322!” 1'15“,
A. ill—«kills. 5:30, 6;
A9:19s.10:83x,12:031. .
it'd—1:09;. am, 5912:? illiit,
10:07:. 10:10. - gt 1». spat
uzw roux To sourrl Afr
A851: 9:161,9:l§s,10:§0n. A" " "
. i .r. ri-izzosx. not, similar”,
NOTICE or assume .
_ Notice is hereby given‘that a public 5:03;, 3:101, ilzlk. 11:48. 35.1 m. 1/
hearing will be heldwdnosday eye" ; . nuns-yr
sinuses. 13th. 1918. at 3 o'clock tn‘ Jag—8:00. um. um, legging
the council Chambers, concerning the A ' _'__ . . . - A
- . R. at. 12.10, 1.03:. 2.35:. a
sale of the following personal prover 35:25:, szoox. tztax, sziox, 11:1
: t! 59le to the City of 'Norwalh 11145!-
- first, themes. wagons. 'truck and ”"7! "our:ég 7° tiEW A
" him “9- 60° “- U“ 5°"- Wri a. st.——ir:ssx, mssx, 5:31. siot,
. den. and other equipment in the Fire 1:15, 9219:, 10:22:. 11:58;
Department. Second. all the revolvers P. Dir-1:10. 2:41 (Bridgeport only.
we,“ Janna-days) 1:17 (Bridgeport. except
nod ofthe Auxiliary Po Saturdays): 3:271. £28, 5:19. 5:81,
_ “a. D “I“. A“ m WWII ‘ési' “10", 7:32 (B on '
therein whereby unified to appear. £251.. W I!)
be heard thereon." t so tie . Sundays
:lnrg. he! i L Sir—12:2“. 12:58, 7:43, 9:19;,
i :t . 11:1 .11158.
new it “It Cit! 0' ”MI“- in" may zit—2250:. 41:28. can. sue,-
sth as, or tree. ms.
”that“ ’53st re sou
Byordsrfl the flaw andcouncil H V 114
, l NORWALK
d the, In” G“!- : A. hit—12:} 4:1”. 1:53; ‘150,
. 1:50. 8:05; I; o. Uzlls, 11:00.
- P. ll.—-12:i'l, Ozddh, 4:85. sass,
.53“, 3:112, 9:188.
'r a. «Hr-4:103. 4: 7:“. min.
llalail'lwb.
.2 .--u:itx, nets. miss. man.
i I
’7.
l. n. momma.
- cinema.
is.—
I
33 30:, 3:63, 4:28, 5:133. 5:”. 6:001. .
I'l(
Chernok’s Market
Tel. 583-2
76 North Main Si.
—.
MEN’S AND YOUNG
MEN’S OVERCOATS
$9.95 to $17.95 ’
Values up to .85.”
dormant
Clothing Co.
wfthsue-haifacrs otlsudoa‘stt
Nsrwall Mud near Connecticut Turn-
iplle. ltutbesslsstones toeiose'
estate. entail amount of cash rennin
mortgage. lanai"
Keogh a cum‘attys. United Banh
ro LIV—HOUSE 'i ROOMS. T01-
let. city water, gas, on 'North lain It»
So; Norwuh.‘ Rental tie per month.
Stillman;
a sea. John. ms Withstand. The
era! will be held on A
the burial will be is scram Cents;
tery. g ’
Clarlbsl Gerhardt
bin: Henry Gerhardt, of!“ flat aro-
nue. last Norwalh. spade months and
27 tlsys. died last «suing runeral
A: Coleman. of Trinity Church. olcl-
aill'lg IW in Riverside
celhetely. ga , .
l mussel—issuance , ms...—
. . Ill-Opting Hartwicll.
" Elisabeth, at itile d‘sughter of lfr.
Cl!!! ghatCoidBy and Mrs. Mortlt's'ser Iliartwich of
wanpr‘rmechmrom mm 9‘ warm-“Mr
wrm ran m... 'r- em" ”rt '1 4 MM
. . of Hartford Placahsvs gone to Spring-
F. H. BAXTER hold to attend the lllllefhl.
DRUM!!!
W "" "mm mm“
, " ‘ Mrs. Raymond Johnson, a former
‘ . .. resident ct West Norwallt. died in
Bridgeport Sunday. The remains were
’ tr. ' :bt‘ to this city this afternoon and
.;' omit took place ,in Raymond’s
‘ .. . .ery. ltowaytou.
. ,____
Funeral of yr. Keeley
l The tuner-l of Charles Bennett
,Keeler, father of hits. heed lrl. Mo.
was held this mmi,l,at 1 o‘clock
Tim the late residence. No, 1 Living-
ston Place. Rev. J. Harrison 'l'botnll-
2”“ outdated and the remains
Italics to Danbllry for interment 'ia‘
;Woostcr Cemetery. A ' '
l “herald-Mr. Nicholson
' Services for the late Willie Nicholl-
,son were held this aftern'on at 2 fie-l
: the residence of Oscars. Mills, lliglr
. Aland avenue, ~liovlayton, her; A, B.
Beebe oiliciatins. The services love
i strictly private.
i
l . *-
gt rapist-at of tantamount-an
; The funeral of “areas Sheehau will
lbe held tensor-row morning .at I
jo’ciocs from at. Mary's Church, und
iinteriheut will help St, Mary's ceme-
m’r ' ' c id
l sscaaraav panes l'EdleiEd.
relary label- am up for dresser.
sillustioh today before the Senate
Hilall5l
‘ “ 2
Two young girls escaped from t
this common pleas court. They run
ed the tire escape. whence they
/
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children's detention hot-e it ;.ew lla-
ven yesterday afternoon. shortly sites"
they had been committed to the indus:
,trial school for girls at illddlt'ltowmllhfih
their getaway by elttubihg out of it
little dillfllll! in reaching the m
whim nuns. New item can,
lupsctor of motor vehicles. with will.“
as is magic. monumental
“$51th into was stolen
mat-mmnuutuness'astyj
”Whitney Committee on. his emollient
se'that there would be scam American
troops in France early this year. and
a million more before winter. a bitch
developed as to"wbether it would be
is have the Bel-rotary answer
mucus in White. .
While the Session were discussing
to motion the public ses'
sioa or go ihto private meeting. Bun
deA
ts. by stiilrfilis neutral
rather than the duct facts and tin
prop‘drod byespdrts’ home the
W1! ensue". its proposu that
.hnvlll. t theta lathe committee
edths tic-unis Indus nation a“ rSelf
swallowtail-say” .
oneness-assumjsrs-nuas sum. rest dr—W
_ Irena-sue has sass Mustangs-«menarche...
India". line “to”. Kisses
mentwllibsia the'ihlily plots.
he. funeral of PatrichKaion was
held this morning at ms o'clock in. thalast that has been an of alts-.2
the home of line lfary Duran. In
street. westpor't ass at also «deer
from the Church or am" ‘
1 Ir. Richard Barb!- Nnderod Cay-
’ port on a warrant.
wasnmcrron. res.;s.—wm soc-I
will
will
i
“gate:
‘ l
‘E
direction
when Mrs. Chapul-
whosd movements have been a mys
taryooallconcerned luthaoase.
_be the property of the Blue Ribbon
'Bhe said: “My nephew has gone away
lmermdlt in the Catholic ”story, hora period of two wens and is nderv
instructions from his attorney not to‘
say anything for publication. Whoa
ha been so misrepresented.
fl 1. "not. yesterday: ottoman. 8” il.‘ "Ir. thoh is accompanied on his»
"WI". W sash-am. m. ”trip by another man who will be a'
-,awsy. What his mission or where he
a 3 o'clock in St. lmChurch. and)” gone to i on not at liberty to say.!
Hi there is one thing certain and
Athat is when he snakes his statement
Allie whole alsirwlll bosorldicwlously
simple that those who have endeavor-
;the matter will feel ashamed of them-
selves."
A meeting of Mrs..Chapuian's cred-
aorvicoti will be held tomorrow alien itors was called by Prosecuting At-f
noon at 2 trim the late heme. ltev. P. wraey Morehouso. of Btrattord. year llblifilfl‘d If“ only workinguondflighMV-gfi rules of January 28.
terday. When asked if any action
had been taken in the matter of mu
Carrie Buuasli, at the means. her
attorney. Robert G. DuPorest. said:
I “I did not even attend the meeting
called by Attorney Was. and in-
‘md to take nedednito notion in the
‘nsun has possession of a large part of
the money out of which she mulctod
'local people. Until i am satiatled that
there will be no use waiting on devel-
’opme'nts I will do, nothing.
i "i am further convinced that there
income as in with her in this “get-
rich-quick’ scheme, and am simply do-
ing a little watchful waiting to see
what developments occur. My idea is
‘that it will do very little good to
bring Mrs. Chapman back to Bridge-
lt may be possi-
ble, though. to locate some of the
money Or her accomplices and recover
part if not all the cash." ‘ ‘
i it was reported Rom'rNsw‘Yorh
3that the woman‘s whereabouts was
up to the present unnown as she had
'moved away from the Brooklyn ad-
ldreaa' where she was reported: last
week. Whether Ritch, her chauffeur.
h asset-opted her invitation to spear!
the week-end with the woman" is not
known. but“ is broadly-hinted that
the may lidve gone to meet Mrs. Chap-
man in an endeavor to recover obi-e
of the money which she mulcted his
«family out of.
[ Bouldents of Lordship Manor are
lstlll protecting themselcves with dis-
connected telephone wins but the
steady- atneam of victims continues to
travel to the mansion once oecupiedj
by the "Cassle Chadwick." 'but now?
bleak and deserted. ,
A w.
MILK inflicted CLOSE.
NEW NILFORD, Fab. t.—-A glut. of
)1in in the New York market recently
led two milk receiving stations here
to close. A number of farmers. it was
announced today, finding themselves
with about 100 cans of milk a day on
i .
.operativeor'eauiery. which will ship
'tnni: to -a cooperative distributing
concern in New York city which has
been formed by the Dairynion's'
window on the top floor and risking my, hater captained that perhaps Imus. ‘ni. i. the out more
their lives on the slippery sill, men he had bodiljnfbfltlzublc in mails: “my me... u, 3. tom“ hm,
child his original statement to the commit,
A opioionsl
l
l
“b
wmsrun. M. 1-41: Outta!
Mud to brim-m “Wm laaiand new seat tt‘s‘m- «as, dryness-Id 'itrssslias
i
to, out“
I’
m muesli” with another
“'1 Isl tor parts uuhnowa. Relattroal
Houseman-twain?“ aapha
made lies. [‘7‘ finalist
it was also reported at police head-
suartors that before leaving his home‘
, i'titchhadaiuach'lae removed from
tDuggan. Thepall bearerawere John hissarasa b,.mtrun said to
garage.
"rill When seen by a newspaper repro
“gyms" Maoist-is noun. A“ flit-tire, lira. Charlotte A. putt, .1 3?.
l . sang Ave 31 Ram! avenue. an aunt of thch,- “Ln“, 8 mm b“ the nee-l
inrie and Beautiful 1.“ on flirt. stunts defended him multcrmdm-Aeasnry ”Mme “mm“ Mm,
handaudnomarhotorgunisedaoo-
M. rutaij'rgmgfip,‘ ' wax-ray»,.nEuMW-ww-nmamaw’ tum Laud'fir - v‘t . ,
, . Jena i
“Mam...“n -- . .
i i ,- »
Ammswummeflmmwu. WW
l" lawman-mom: whh’f (“ear I.
“w
New Showing of smokes”
915.00 to $117.95,
. ;,.
. liliPlltll Williflii
l
WASHINGTON, Feb. 6,-Responsi-
billty for the success or tallure_of the
Government's shipbuilding program
was put on labor today by Charles
Pies. Vice-President and General lan-
Iga' of De “money Fleet Corpora
ill an appeal for shipyard worir
l
money." he said. “All that is lack-
ing is a spirit in the nation that will
read a quarterof a million America!-
,niechauics into the yards to give the
best and lost elcient work."
, 93s. roturns he will route a ten moo“ 11.. r.“ mt at”... m work-
Kaherine, 'l“ w ”M Puhan.‘ taent regarding this case in which boring only one shift six days a week
.waa characterised by Mr. Pies as
"monstrous."
“if we are to keep ahead of the an:
merino campaign." he said, 'we must
the .wliness “ ‘0 i" 5“ W3“ when three shifts a day iifty two weeks
N
in the your.
Ir. Plan's states-out follows:
'Within sixty days huge govern-
mt yards will be completed and
_aoon thereafter more than some work
.mon will be required to furnish for
them the three eight-hour shifts net.
élarisel. intent daughisrofhir. and ad to in any warm as. mtouary if these yards 'm to turn ouv
J‘) ’
“The Shipping Board now has. 7% .
iii?
“The vards in which théy’flflfia-“g .
l
ships according to schedule: '
shipyards; 302 are for wooden
:and 414 are for steel conutrucl
hour shift per day. six; due {"3993
Km- 1- mar-t “testamentary”
all all of it i .
' m1. shiflsepm fillie’l’lllii ’33
n; -.».noli10qo1u ruoiir
year.
! “Our PWWJh'wthe con-
! times thiI
iiitruction 9
”munfiéwfi. d, at a cost
Eof m6re‘ Million dollars. The
Springfield, Mass.. formerly of till-fem for Ir client in! at auto-l} humping more“ the necessary
have an idea that the Chapman wo- yards. the materials and the mon”""'jmiddielnsll and others ill
Leif that is,lachiug is a spirit ln'thc
‘natlt'll that will landfill quarter. of
a million of American merhanics into
the yards to give their butt and was!
1 elicielt “It.
i "i am sorry to any.“ the present
time the native born American 'Ol'kr
man is not the mainstay of the shit)
iyand. for he is there only to the ex-
tent of thiriy~lvo per cent. of the then
employed and to the extent of sixty-'
'hve per cent. we are forced to do
pend on foreign born labor.
“We all honor the nteu in uniform
and the same honor must be given to
the men who go To work in the
’yards. Just as the navy is the “ISA
line of tbtr British lmipirc and just as
immany depends upon her sub-
marines, so asset Altos-lea depend im-
ivjcto upq the shipbuilders in the
-Amerlcnn yards. To the women at
America l say: ‘Seud you: men to the
shipyards. for they will be doing there
no less a service than in the army
‘or the nary. and they will be return-
ed to you safe and. well-paid. and af-
ter having performed a duty that is
‘ :r. primal necessity of this whr.’ "
l err/teen amt aaaouuo .
i. an ATLAN’DC roar; M. s.-
; Government vessels stood by an Amen
wan steamer. astound oi! the New
[Bigland coat‘sxnoe Sunday, and shore
observers reported preparations were
being made to throw the cargo over
:hoard.
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-__..'_-
asuxsurtcv Petition.
HARTFORD. m. 8.-—Rudoiph
What“. of No. .358 Hanover street.
;Bi'ldgepoi"t. a restaurant keeper, tiled
to petition in bankruptcy in the United
ism" court today and stated that hr
did not have money .to pay filing fee
Ills-liabilities mount to 81,736. eri
pract§cally on assets. lie says that
he :1” '2 in cash and stock in trade
at , so.
—
r
-g. A.‘
melons” ,
”Militia Milli
Ami-Annuals.
1 Ah! What ett Yohrclouednos-
'rilsopotnriahtup.thoairpassageaof
rsViuoroassaxswowoatrl-a.ysarsns «new as yua- mmmtnight. shamanism
breathe may. 80 more hawking.
“mulling. mm' m
Mammals-arm
Winter. - .. . ..
fl. .. gm . , ‘N.f..hstnw‘iom;!flarllfl, «lam. . "ammonium” L
Him "314." , .p lumflm‘ ,_ .hfiflo' Don'tstaystulsd-up; Gsta suisll umem,mu‘
“W nlifla' g9”.wbkhnssaowboununihlw bouisatllr'sOrsu-hal-trossysuimwmfc...“ j
innit m " ‘fi‘wwm today ‘uMMOWIsaa-yss- W. m,wgutuo dihlu *‘ ‘ _‘
‘ ‘ W I! mmh'mfifl YOU It" All '
illicit-tum Air-ash mo
[ _ "enormous” mfl]
”Ammm
lived. This in
‘tiouingroeuoolee “shallow!
.' Nut-com. Naif ”if
WY MAT.“ WW” mun
l can—an
0nd of the dietitian New Mitt“
! by has aunt-warm
l mammal), m h—m
‘haveconietothefrontasallllltitle
for wheat flour, in an M assist.
by a notice given today by State had
[Administrator lobort M. la-
:eellly the Federal l'ood W 7
’tor ordered tbot wheat flour hold
to. sold only on a fifty-fifty basil.
{namely a list of substitutes. unset
villsowing to local conditions and tho
scarcity of substitutes lads tandoo- ,
ary modification to an eighty-twenty,
hash.
Today its. Seoville ialm‘ihe lol-
lowiag: “0i and alar Thursday. M.
1. the percentage of substitute to be
sold with wheat flour is messed so
that hereafter an equal an! d -
mil substitute “at be sold with all
wheat flour. Partisan has been obr ~
tained from the United flutes nod -
Administration at. Washington to add
white potatoes to the list of sibli-
twtss on theiasis efiourpoand‘ s “of
pastoestoonepoundofwbeatfloar.
'l‘heuseolpflflouusaulhlflsld -
tpe temporary ates-are and width
bdrnwn as soon as additional '1‘ ,
r-
Rt!
0
A. Simultaneous with the disc's ali-, A.
{surmount Ir. mus sent iu‘
wholesalers a copy of his slam
'togrther with a fort! of certificates
{which wholesalers may accept “0'“.
deuce that the purchaser haasccurod
Athc required percentage of potatoes.
l’l‘o county agents of farm bureaus. 1
talented “fr..."
ocovilie will send the prose notice, _ _
a special waning against increasing
the present price of potatoes.
M .
CONNEC‘NCUT IN Til! "Will.-
A private showing of the film de-
scflblng what Connecticut to Join! in .2
.the war was-made at a llartford thaw .
esterday. f ' .
"e'l’l’io film shows amoni'othor thin“,
intimated pictures of Molt» Wil-
son, cx-l'resldento Taft “(1' 'W
irelt. William Bryan. W Bola-ink
us (leis Weller and Wat-he. President
Uiillfl’. of Yale, eernited ‘ Strain
Fcaator Morgan 0. Bulkeloy; I.“
(tor. \vnuoti. Viscount test. as. watts
of {if Black Watch; and mum
Slianklin. c! Wesleyan Unlvmltr: .,
Lil‘ Illr picture of each coins" '..' um
«age on what the Upited Billet .
fighting in. ‘5. ‘- , 4,
'l'tils rig-lure will be shown it "
lni’d. lice-Haven, Brides-pom Va
"hr. New Britain. Norwich. sterner
ritziriielmr ll. Kuwait: and Annals
-.—-——‘——-r—-'-f"-.'.
STOP 2PECULATJON m
wasmxorox. —Felt. . e—e
- J. .'
PM
Coffee and Sugar Exchange wasbrv
ed discontinued-M17 13! m Ad
The 'food administration's : so
was taken after ’ a chateau.-
members of ill! New-tori: Mew
Sugar Exchange in which dealers . .
unteered to take "the necessaryv‘st . .
to eliminate coffee mam . _
The W is situated hy’ .
bidding dealers in grep coffee on v
exchange at a pride shave “health
for type No. 7 on spot months. ‘
—-a-. ‘
LlGH‘I'OHIP wi‘ri-l ‘
cauw or no cost
' anilir'r m towel
w
t.
,9
us:
i.
.i’
have fears were new
night for the __ssfety of the Cross
Lightship which. with her crew of
men aboard. who drifting m
soverandwheulastssanwasw",
rapidlytoward nauyrof the t.”
geronaripusastolfia island: _:
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Norwalk Chronicler