. . .M I. I. .I .- M
US Hushlittle IhrIrt‘sIamn
...... Don’t you cry
' M "m. m You’ll be a war bond
"and ”we roar
IIs mofowmih. for By and by.
”Q. such ' ”ME? We call attention of our customers at this time as being
he'ifi'he‘l‘CWRh “I; most advantageous for buying ’
M fidelity. "g; “3; HOT BED sasn
" '1’ ‘Wemakcaspecialty of lint-class out, painted, 31““on
m holidays—must we eu-
Iduro some more?
low answer quick these
hing! we ask for we are get-
sore— and wicked,
bed. wintry winds still
ls round our door.
the glass set in best putty and lead, making them thoroughly
water-proof .
Place your orders and avoid delay later in the season.
Delivery will be made as wanted—but get your order in
NOW.
The Hatch o Bailey co.
THE, 1
. ERR
. l. NEEDS VOLUNTEERS
,1 ’Inany such men in your c 'tv who will
" .cause your leadership
:I'Iuse you are entitled to full informa-
. itmies of the nation.
. must not rec.ur
--..-w--- .....- -_._—
tantrums BOARD
i
1.000!th tron First Pass)
.meantinie they are expected to retain.
Itheir present positions. There are
'euroll it the necessity is
bottle to them.
i am writing your personally he-
is needed In
Ibringing the entire situation home to
.your people. For this reason, and be-
brought .
l
Itlon In this matter, 1 deem it my duty:
to lav bI fore you the fact that the6
Ilack of ships was the underlying rea-f
son for the drastic order at the Fuel
' .IIIIIIinistI-ator ulIiIh closed the fat--
Such a (Iisis
Yet unless the ship-i
'butlding program can be hastened.
more forced holidays are inevitable as
the result of another fuel order or a
stoppage of shipments from factory I-
seabcard. with resulting chaos in “I'M
business world. i
nun sun or t'vmrn norms
The remaining Women's and Misses’ Cloaks, Suits, Dresses,
, Skirts, Waists. Hats. Undermuslins, Silk Petticoats in desirable
materials to be closed out at a sacrifice price in order to make
room for our spring garments. Therefore same must be sold re-
gardless of cost.
cw... we 1315.315 mmm
33 So. _Main St.
So. Norwalk
Ité reason 1' plain. The netd III
our Allies. and of our army in FlflnC‘ 3
for oth supplies and food has caused
lh speeding up at our Inanufact (in:
plants to such a point that more do"
liveries are made to the eastern sea“
board that there are ships to carry,
them away. These shipments have.
piled up In the pans and blocked up
the railway sidings fm miles outsidI.
the seaboard citieu, with the result
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Tristram 8. Hyatt
Norwalk’s Leading Dry Goods Snore
Continuing the Sale of Suits
Stylish garments for Ladies’ and Misses, , of the most
wanted colors and fabrics.
Now Selling at $10.00 and $15.00
All of the Furs Reduced 20%
Big Bargains in Fancy China and House-
' hold Go‘ods
that even the coal needed for Ilm
bunkers or the few ships In harbor
,l'Ollld not got through attd the very“
ships required to carry away at least
Il pint of this congestod mass have
been held In port by empty thnI'I'Is.
. night we told you to watch
space.
“rm—we tell you why-
“ is where you are going to
. the way to many bargains.
-M sue Saturday—
'_ We each
,‘T‘HE ROLLER
‘ 25c STORE
Jutland and Main St.
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THE NEW SCIENCE
FINITION 0F CHIROPRAC l'l(
lropractic Is the dotlnitieu of tin
of the disease and the art oi
_ ting the same “tsetse is count
a wrench, twist or I\trsin in the
Even if done in childhood
. .tes pinched nerves and pain is
life in the different organs and
. I ~ on remove the cause 0:
,. and pain. health is restoret
.. I- harmonizing the nerve sye
‘ .
j in your body. l-‘emnlo trouble
_ special attention: also curvatur-
. spine.
the
bltpractor II chance it
you. ,
matte treatments elven also. '
2!. FRANCIS, De Co
gantugtuu on. no. bounds. Cour
Cum from Palmet- School.
MEN’S AND YOUNG
i' N’S OVERCOATS
$9.95 to $17.95
Values up to $25.00
COPYRIGHT
Clothing Co.
Alain SI So. liorwallt
.J. Ii. Mallory
DENTIST
y Store
ll. care Sentinel
'Isatnst.3orrorwa1k,conn.j
9:511:3oam.,7usp. 111.5
You will never regre'l
t
.t
l
i
I
leek oi Merchandise .
for Cash’
These
Just step on c and no
kite uhdcrfu .f Congnlcum
Know '3 dispiaed.
covering value the country to
We b:ve trougphc greater! oor
town—to you.
Congolcum Art Rugs are every.
thing you want in a floor covering.
They are beauti‘ul' In coloring and
design. Theyarc durable. They
are waterproof and sanitary.
You 8‘ wash all Congolcurn Rugs
@nderful, Washable. Rugs?
dost cannot get under than be-
Angevitte Furniture Co.
4-
‘15.“ ...-......ama-
.I I' m; floorcovcting
surprise of (he
year-w
' Patterns for
Every Room in
Your I lomc
with soap and wet r and I
You don t have to beast 11::de
cause :hcy do not curl of "itch
up 'attho edges. Doyouwooder
that these rugs are taking the
women of America by storm?
And don t worry about the price;
They are so low you would hard-
Iy believe us if we told you. Any
size you need is here and every
one a bargain. Dent raise this
FREE ATTENTION
E want you to (get in the habit of lettirt us inspect
our butt (r
This we do rec
rdless of its snake regularly.
charge. thus mtcrially increas-
Ing the life of your battery. Should repairs be necessary
we will snake then: at moderate apes.
The“£xtbe" Starting and Lighting Battery
gives you It service on which you can always depend and
um olcoet.
at the ”tum. mamchrrmsmuteu. s. Haul-rub...
bets-e mice.“
hull-beet.
Its-M5
T‘cmulsdmfmm
t S. L. BENEDICT
EXIDE SERVE! STATIDN
s1 uonru using.
Adv erttsetntheSeniInchm-g‘i
The result was inevitable. and the
factories of the nation. even though
Itht-ll' manufacturing supplies new»-
Ml)! for our army, were forced to
slim down lirat: for III . want of I- I:I I
for their oun coal and. sI-I.Iond be
Ictllltse their prodIIItI-I could not be nim-
III to the ptut men If IontIIIIIIplItII-l
lnlteti ships are built. and bolt
according to program unless we haw
an adequate supply of sorkmen III the
shipyards. and unless The nun now in
ltlte yards speed up their work this
lstoppuse of business and labor illll"
continue not only for the present. but
i lust so “Hill as the war may last. The
htlfllness than. the laboII-I the build
:er of war material. and even the
worker in the arsenal. f'lln put In only
1|lilll time until these ships are built
I The Shipping Board has the yards
the matter and the mutertal for these
ships. All that Is lacking Is the la-
ho.. an! IathI throughout Ill! tuition
must wait on labor in the yards.
l quote from the announcements
‘made by Fuel Administrator tlIIrfI-eld
when he Issued his drastic order. and
make this quotation because It is It
self a frank statement of the situa-
tion:
“War munitions. food. manufactur-
ied articles of‘ I-I'II-y description, iii'
,Itt our Atlantit ports In tens of ”Irma
ends of tons, while literally hundreds
i‘" ships. Waiting. loaded with nor
Egoods for our men hand the Allies, can-
'ttIIt take the :II as betattst- tIIt-II bunk
era are empty of coal. The coal to
send them on their way is Wuitillt;
IbI-hind the (untreated freight that has
jammed all terminaltt.
'It Is worst than llhf‘lefls to bend
our energies to more manufacturing
lwhen what “e have already tnanufrtI
tured bet at lideW.tttI‘r congesting ter-
minal facilities. jamming the railroad‘
I
lance back into the country. \oI
power on earth can move this li'i‘iiziil‘
Into the war zone where It is needed
until we supply tI1I~ ships,"
This Is the most ItIIporttInt mount
[that can be carried to the American
people today for It will £le them
the underlying Ienson for W present.
stoppage in not business IifI.‘ These
are facts which every business man
In your city. ever} laboring man. and
l'VlIy oflIciaI should understand fully.‘
lfor, if war business is to go on. If far-
tolies axe to work full time, if labor
Itnelf Is to remain .continuously em-
ployed. the»: ships must be built and
be built at once.
I feel that you are entitled to know
these facts. and you may use them as
outlined, using my name as authority
If necessaty. In bringing the motion
to the personal attention of phone
whom you belieVe can best aid you
in amusing vour city to the new of
the ship building program and the
necessity for the establishment of the
IShIpyard Reserve.
i Will you please lay thm matter be-
fore. your city council. before the civic
bodies of your city, and also, persona|~
Ily. before the managing editors of
all newsuauers In your municipality
with the urgent request that they
drive home these facts. continuously.
to the people by every means Withini
their power. The Governments cam-l
palgn began on January 28th, with!
Julia by the Pour Minot“ Men. Your,
local campaign shuld start as soon at
Wilma i
The whole Ivar depends upon ships.
.ships depend on labor, and labor de-'
ends upon the ability of this hearth:
through an adequate reserve to supply
the yards.
Yours ninpectfully.
. EDWARD N. HImLEi'. i
I Chairman of the Bogrd '
TASTE FOR $21 CORSETS
, § GOES BEFORE COURT:
0 (Continued m ra‘u o’neI I
Case and packlng ............. 1.50l
Black lace veil ...... . ........ 9.35
Black velvet hat.............. 1.35
Brown vei .................. 3.10
.Cerise and black evening ratio 189. Ill)
Arranging black velvet sown..10.so
Jet eoidnre withwhtteparadise 52.503
Dahlia ...... no
inset: gown trl with I
studs m .. meal
violeots and nil-
.. .. 3.25
‘10.! 1'! 1-10
15
Pherson. I
yards and tilde Hacks torn long (“it committee.
I IMPORTANTAIIINOUNCEMENT
Mme's skunk
Pink tricot corset .............
Let-re Gorges
an” H. Kriegcr & C0.
Arranging white gown .....
White evening gown ..........
Lingerie blouse ..............
l’mine vo-tottttnt (sale prit-e)..
Velvet. hag .......... ....... . £15.75“
l'ink telvei but: .............. 1510
lilue taffeta umbrella. . . . 21. ”001 I ast ‘ all
lilaI-II taffeta and lace bun... 11.10
36.50 ol
I2 .091
Blue Marquisette gown........ 1
Arranging Mme’s black gown.
Navy blue Izabardine costume
with pink chiffon blouse... 13
Cache corset ......... ........
White broclte corset trLIIIIIIo'd
with .IIIIIII'II own Iacc ....... 21.00 ‘
The same bIII showed the defend- .
ant had made payments on Attsustt
28. OctOber 13 and 17. while Ill" last
payment wait nthde on Notentbet 17. '
1914. and this left a balance of ap-
proximately 8300.
LINCOLN DAY SERVICE AND PAT
RIOTIC RALLY
in Trinity Men's (IIIb. In the Iluh
room. on Tuesday evening. i-‘eIIItIary
12th. the following program has been
arranged by the committee:
Piano selection—Etiwnrd J. Sims.
' Star Spangled Banner.
Address~Rev. F. A. Coleman.
Violin selection—latrry Barn,
Address on Thrift StunIps—Ex-Muy-
or Albert M Pohlman.
Solo-—WIIllttm 0 Taylor.
Address—Our Club—William A. 11c:
fl L‘
1‘2
5.:7
i For Coats, Suits and all
Other Winter Apparel.
Buy your bargains now as
stocks are getting low. Assort-
ments broken.
See our early styles of ready
to wear hats. Satin and straw
braid combinations.
Prices From $1.981035.98 _
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I
put:
I
l
t
chnnt-rota home where he boaIdI-II,
'last December. because of his relauttns
with Mrs. ('onnerota. lie l't’liul'llw. tn
the house Jan. 27.. .‘irs. Connerota let
him through a window. He remain-Ii
Wednesday in the house until Jan. 30, when he
SI In ~13 tile ll mu of the Repub-I "KM '33 “"98"“ 11?"
lit! “8 K 11 Y night 101' the murder In “ efllflt'ld, shot and stabbed Connehtnr to thath
Address-Hon Georze it Vosburtzh. Mesa. Jan. 30. of Rafteele Connerota. ,...,__d -1
on The World's (I rent War, yesterday confessed to the crime and. o—The Banner Bakery will .
Closing—America was taken to Westfleld by )iassachu- t II he Saturda 'tnd bread and
Refreshments will be served by the notes police. "05 9 ca Y ‘
I Terragno said he was put out of the hull! I! “Sual- o
CONFESSES TO MU RDER.
Bridgeport Police Arrest Man Wanted
For any state Homicide.
” BRIDGEPOT Feb. 8.—-Antonio TI-r-
havq
To Our Patrons and Shoppers
Retiring ‘ From Business
A. DICKIRMANO i i ‘IIIPAIIIMINI 8l0llt
84 Washing“ St., South Norwalk
Will Pass Out of Existence Saturday. March 9th
To dispose of this large and well known stock
by that time -
Sweepingfleducfions MustBeMade
GTE-Our oods in utility and price always at par with our neighbors—will
N be od‘ered at reductions ranging as high as 40 per cent. of regular
prices.
it would be impossible to quote everything In any one issue of this paper.
EVERY ARTICLE LARGE 0R SMALL, MUSI‘ BE SOLD, and will be re-
duoedtoafigurethatwillirtduccbuyers. r , ..
Hosiery and Undei'wur was bought sometime ago—Most of OUR
PRICES are now less than PRESENT VALUES. 0n THESE PRICES a RE-
DUCTION 0F 10 Per Cent. WILL BE MADE.
PAY US A VISIT AT ONCE—WATCH THESE COLUMNS.
SALE NOW ON
A. mum & SDN’S DEl’Almlfll'l' S'lbllE
osmium: Street ' , _ . -
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Norwalk Chronicler