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dung rm
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“gallon-runners
WHY?
loo many on hand. Don’t
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J'O'SEPH D'li'VIS
85 Washington Street
SOUTH NORWALK
. WEATHER FORECAST
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Forecast for Norwalk and vicinity:
Slightly warmer tonight; Saturday, in
creasing cloudiness with rising tem-
perature and probably light rain by
afternoon. The disturbance which
was central over Montana yesterdfly
morning has moved southeastward
and in now central over Kansas. it is
causing unsettled weather with rising”
temperature in the southern and west-
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$12.00 Coats - -
$18.00 Coats -
$25.00 Coats
$37.50 Coats -
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57.95 1
$9.95 é
- $14.95
$17.95
Suits at Reduced Prices
, I
till. A
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if, .'\ '.
a
7‘} “
that don’t you for candy or soda
HOWLANDS
Entrance on Main St.. Fairfield Ave.. Cannon St. It!
Lend your pennies!
WSS.
meannessram .
ISSUED DY THE
UNITED STATES i
covaaunanr A
Yes, Uncle Sam is willing
to borrow even your pennies
at interest—and he’ll use
them to whip the Hun!
War Thrift Stamps and
War Saying Stamps are his
way of giving you a chance
to help.
Buv a Thrift Stamp every day: you spend more than.
or ClQ‘al'S or lllUVleS?
A fine chest
ern districts. Precipitation has been
light and scattered during the last
twenty’four hours. The temperatures
are somewhat scattered during the
WAISTS $1.00,
$2.00, $3.00, $5.00
tut twentytour hours. The tempera-
, n RTS
for service.
Into handsome chest of cedar. one puts (lclichtctllv
{J
tum are somewhat lower along the
northern border, but are higher in the
central districts.
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mm car“ A“. styles - -- 515.00 to $17.95
...,'“‘i!:.t‘:t."“'"rim-"'v 2* "’“'~' VEILS' - 50c, $1.00, $1.50
' DRESSES
l New Spring Dresses, all colors, newest
City News]
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—The Banner Bakery will have
frosted cake Saturday and bread and'
buns as usual.
'South Norwalk Council. K. of C., met
‘last evening and receivedlhree appli-
cations. l-‘iual plans for the entertain-
ment at the Palace Theatre onl‘gysun-
day evening were made. ' '
4—Pollow the crOWd to the Armory
tonight Eagles Mask Ball.
——Marv Miles Minter In “Her Coun-
try's Call," Palace Theatre Sunday ev-
. enlns. 730 for So. Norwalk Council K.
of 0. War Fund.
Plans for the class initiation to be
held in the. near future were made at
the meeting of the Loyal Order of
Choose last evening.
—Mnrv Miles Minter in “Her Conn.
try'n Call," Palace Theatre Sunday ev-
ening. 730 for So. Norwalk Council K.
of O. War Fund. '
Star of Columbia Circle, Compan-
ions of the Forest. met last evening,
. and obligated three candidates for the
class initiation to be held in Stam-
ford in the near future. Plans for at
social to be held In March. at. which
”me Grand Secretary Mrs. Annie G.
' Toth will speak were also discussed.
' Hartford yesterday.
' —bast dance before Lent. Eagles'
' Ball, Armory, tonight.
the Fairfield County Farm Bilreau
will be in close cooperation in a
campaign during the coming sum-
mer in the interest of food produc-
tion and conservation. Daniel C.
Lovelace. executive secretary for the
Farm Bureau. attended a meeting at
' at which the
fully discussed.
matter was
—Follcw the crowd I to the Amory
tonight, Eagles‘ Mask Ball.
‘ like garbage in a will barrel. That's‘by the Gould and Carnegie interests.
2 the am step to untold injury—snap: and its subsequent decline into a ro-
Furs at Reduced Prices
MILLINERY
New Spring flats—Straw, Satin and
Crepe $2.75, 32 95
CHARGE ACCOUNTS 0PENED
$1.75 and $2.00
Stiff Cuff Shirts .
Reduced to $1.35
ROGERS & STEVENS ~
Norwalk So. Norwalk
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NOR W’ALK
SOCIETY
b r .
.--._:s..::'.:: - .. ; About 68 Ge rmitn aliens have beeni
jlcalstcred so far by the local police;
;who say that there are still quite a:
Ilew to register before the time expires}
:on Sunday night. Fifteen Germanl.
{worn registered yvsterdav. l
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! Detentions from Stamiord, Bridge-i
Tr
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AETERICAN SOLDIERS WWII l't‘itt‘ivcd in Stockholm, has
FACED DEATH HERO-.‘k‘lmgcgfifrtinn lillsrlltitlllt' Eptcntlc
[CALLY AS THE l1 ssons o in con" ry. t
, ‘is added that the llu-lnbcrs of thc
TRANSPORT TUSCA- missions lltlvc lt-ft’l’ctrogriul.
NIA SANK } .
i (Continued from First Page). iCOLONEE %%2§%vgllli§lllL
(Continued From Page One).
i (icrnlnll efforts against the
iit'rcnch lines ilt Verdun and ill .\I-
Ionic ill'l‘ growing: stronger. lul'all-
i'ry attcks have taken lllt' place of
raids, but the latest ticrlnttll ut—
iclnpts were repulsed with loss liy
illt‘ l"l'(:llt'll northeast of Vt-rdull.
.lt tllc llois dt-s Fosscs and south
of liartulllllswcilerdiopl', ill Al-
iiilt't‘. Small raids and the usual
iartillery actions lllth‘ occurred on
title British front. lll Italy the ar-
itillery activity has been slight.
l’ctrogrrud is again the slicin- of
grace disorders and it is reported
[there has been much shooting.r und
“whiting! of supply stores. One
hundred and twenty persons are
said to have been killed ill clashes
between troops and riott-rs ill
three days.
The Bolsllevik government, ac-
cording to an unconfirmed
hours. He will be “bit' to intro nourl
tshmvnt at regular intervals during
the day. ills it‘nlpt'l‘flitlri‘ and pulse
hre‘notmnl."
Three special nurses and Dr. Kevcs
u'vre in constant attendance at ill"
former president's bedside during the
night. )lrs. Roosevelt spent the night
in an adjoining room 0! the hospital.
The colonel's daughters. Mrs. Nichol-
m Longworlh and .\ils. Richard
Derby. remained at the hasp;tnl until
a late hour last night. and then left
for a nearby hotel. leaving word the-y
should be notified in case of any
change in ”10 colonel's condition. It
was l"fll‘llf’tl today that it Was not.
found necessary to communicate with
them.
l
grams from all parts of the country
Wore received at the hospital all
More turned over .to .‘irs. Roosevelt
this morning: it was stated that vis-
dts- ltots would not be allowed to see Col-
‘onel Roosevelt during the forcnoon.
______________________ 3 Persons in touch with the sick room
“ ,, ._..- [consult-ml the coloni'l's condition this
CASCAREIS f0“ A tmorniug --“vr~ry encoltrntrihgf,‘ It was
‘llol t-xpaclrd that the physicians
.would visit the former president
00"”, BA” BREAI" ,ngnin until this afternoon. '
l
ers. including George B. Corteiyou.
fwho was his private secretary at the.
lWhite House:
IJUinPd Min. Roosevelt at tl‘.-* hospital
0“ 8'0“ "mnnmflthis foroiioon. There were many cell
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Best For Liver and Doweir, For Bit “‘3" Admiral M59“
loulnesl, Sour Stomach and
number of .so :a
Constipation per nut and polit cl
tfricnds. None was permitted to see
Get a Warm box now. gthe colonel. however.‘ '
Furred tongue; bad colds, indiges '
lion, sallow skin and miserable head-j NEED FOR CONTROLLING SECURI-
achea come from a torpid liver, and: TV tSSUEO
clogged bowels, which cause your‘ WASHINGTON. “Fob. B.——'i'he finan-
stomach to become filled with undl-'cial fiasco resulting from construction
nested food. which some and ferments of the Wabash Terminal at Pittsburgh
moon. foul gases, bad breath, yellow'ceivershln. were reviewed today by
skin, mental fears, everything that‘il the interstate Commerce Commission
horrible and nauseating. a Cucmt In a report following an «ten-Iva In-
toulght will give your constipated vestlgation made on request Of COD-
bowels a thorough cleansing and are".
Ill-nighten you out by morning. Theyi "The stunt or the operation of the
work while you sleep—a 10ml M‘tefllflfll shown ~clearly." says the
from your druggiat will [keep'you fear, commission's report. "that the build-
ing good or months. lliliou of mini tug of this property was a poor buli-
an women take a Concern now ald'neu venture. 'l'tfty millions in bonds
then token their stomachliver audiwm tuned against a railroad sixty
Mellrmulnemhew anileslnlengthaldwhlcli ' about
WI“. BIT-m “0 ”5.000.000. , . ' -. "
can luau not! a |
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During the night hundreds of ["iti‘ '
' Mrs. lungworth and Mrs. Derby re-, Ford Miller, of Norwalk. were in Sew
'(lleaves. several army officers and a'
-tra will furnish the music,
loccasion will be a memorable affair.
A Surprlu Party
. The Rev. Dr. and Mrs. .l. (l. Oakley
had a most delightful surprise party.
this week at the parsonage of the First
Methodist Episcopal church, South
Norwalk,_when all of their five chll- irony New York.
dren and one son-lu-law and their onlyB the work that the
doughter-in-lnw arranged among them-land urged efforts
selves to make an unexpected visit to It is
i A meeting of the Red Cross Home
Mr. l-‘nuat outlinedl
ladies are doing
l membership.
wife. The occasion was
sisted of Mrs. Richard P. Martin of they are at all times willing and en.
liartfordhllev. Dr. and Mrs. T. H. Bu- 8“? to help 301‘"er or their families.
ragwnnath of Klngnlon. Rev. and Mrs. in any “my.
Charles S. Oakley of Wilppinncrs: _.. .
””5- “”3 “"0”?“ ll. “inmb‘w "' Several things having been missed
Elmhurht. and Mrs. Benjamin R. (lil- from the ham? of Mrs. pagan. 35 30].;
mour of Yonkers, N. Y. ,den avenue, First District, Detective
I _‘ :Sernt. Hunt was notified and from the
Private Frank Smith. "I ”w 3""maevllienre he got. found that Harry,
Company. I. l. 8., and Private leVldlvnn Wagner. who has hm,“ arrestedf
Cuban. of Batterv 8. 56th Regiment! before for his pettyv
stationed at Fort Terry, are home on‘
a week's furlough. visiting relatives
and calling on friends.
a.
several times
,llerchit‘f from Mrs, h’agan's home. 0f~1
ficer Paige was notified to look up
- M; Van Wn' ner and bring him into head,
Muriel Van lloosear. dullizhter - .
Mr. and Mrs Fletcher Von ilooacnt'fquaflers' Whirl) he did' and the mung"
of (‘ountv street. is recovering from
i .
an attack of tonsilit s to the
l
_ en to have him committed
Miss Alma» Hill, of Strawberry Hill , Lakevitle Home. .
avenue. has ('TOSPd her home. and will
spend the remainder of the winter in
New York city.
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ltil tilts itilllil
l0llll Dilliltllif till i
this lllllllt. llllli,
Save Your Hair! Make it Thick, Wavy!
ivin A. Lockwood of Lockwoodl and Beautiful—Try This! I
'Cornern says that he remembers some; Thin, brittle, colorless and “crazy.
‘winters more severe than the one that ‘ hair 1, mute evidence of a neglected:
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Mrs, G. M. Anderson. and lirs.‘
York yesterday.
THERE WERE OTHER HARD
WINTERS.
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example. he. says. during the winter of l
snow and rain for twelve months was, to shrink, loosen and die—then the!
January 5—nine degrees below. and tonight—now—any time—will surelyl
the hottest day was July 19. when the save your hair.
with ice. and boy- mm from m “ulnar-Jill manor-No "“‘l '
.oodconers tattle center-fl
/ i V . ‘nhim'wqu'nemiscmnyuoalot
We!
iv th
lshed
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isafe from attack by
ibccomes then restln
unioue trimmingr e acts—$12.50 to $25.
the Howland
machine and have
' Sport, New Cannon and Greenwich will
and P er 301101 ' be present at the 17th annual mas-
querade ball that the Eagles will hold
NEWS yin the Armory this evening. Trolley bring
the building at 2 n.'m. when the danc-
_..._7' ing will be over. Svcc'a full orcheli- .
”
Service Section was held ”3'"ng smoothly and ouietlv and
afternoon at the home of Mrs- WWW" nate to have it in place of o r ‘
J. Tm“. when we mm mm w England . ur caular Reliance and New
'drelsed by Mr. Faust. a ‘coworkr'tfreiaht conditions
to gain a larger'tee of satisfactory service.
.0 A. www.cd'on to do its work
the new home of the pastor and hlflitltat only one of the churches invitedftyauv worth more
um. Oakloy‘s wt 3 ,Avmemme. The We. w“meme-e these were bought months ago
birthday anniversary. The party con-f“o repeat their {omef statement that $45 and $60. accordin
thefts, had «toten a watch and a lland«:'.'est-t1me; unless
man will be brought before the Prqur.
-bnte Court '30 that action may lie tak- he!” do t
vice on the care of
lists at the shoe section. No ‘ '
ltent honest advice. . chaise.
“_ -._._.._.._
we have just been experiencing. l-‘orI scalp; of dandmfl—that awful scurt. lE'tl'ike 01' 3.000 motormen and conduc-i
There is nothing so destructive two” of the United Railways Company
tats-'77 there were 30 snowmoxto.'tho hair as dandruff. It runs the 'hairi'h‘Ch demoralized traction transpor-
and an aggregate snowfall of 69.8 hr; of its lustre, m arena}. and its very tation in this city, was called off early Rubber Company will give a fifteen
cheit of show, which made flity dayaof life: eventually producing 'a feVerish-iwd?” 3“" "WOMMRUVGB Of tht’ minute '3’“ 0" Ffime Sllbit’fl to be an-
good sleighing. Rain fell on 97 dayn'nesg and itching of the scalp. which' company and the men had been in can-
that year. and the depth of melted if not remedied causes the hair roota' “fence more than five hours.
to to 62 inches. The coldest day no hair falls out fast. A little Danderlne' Said the terms of settlement called for
a recognition of the union and the
“open shop" with provision made that
mercury mounted to 103 in the shaded Get a small bottle of ..notV|ton’s.lh6 attentional. wages, hours of em-
The first bare spots in the road were| DanderIne from any drug store or toi-;b10yment and working conditions shall
seen February 1. Ice on the mill-pond let counter. and after the first .pplt'be determined at Conferences later.
was 12 inches thick. Snow in thecation your hair will take on that him It was estimated that the street
woods wall 19 inches deep. and than lustre and luxurilnco whicn is Io‘railvny company lost more than ”0.0"
was a. heavy mat. on‘lt. Heine-Reheantflul. lt willmbecome wavy at: (3:0 in nvwxiaflzgom nitrite and
. .tvo apearance emensa c, , hinges.
that in 1814 or 1815 than was a big 11m III! la n ‘ . and urine '1” attend“ the ring M ‘
m mmtmwhatwlllpkauyon' The Boy Scouts are all propane to week will be sure and attend this
mmwm ill-ta My new ran-timing at. the mirth: street you, and bring atria-awni- on.
school to celebrate their-eighth anni-
nd contentelllv the finest of dainty apparel.
The frilly hmrerle. the beautiful waists. all the to .‘e-
mus to wear: what splendid place it is to keep then.
How it adds beauty to fittings of room: with its no!-
surfacc and rich color and beautiful markings!
’Tis an article of service too—for it keeps contents
s-place for furs and such.
New beauties 'llst here. several sizes. a number of '
/
Third floor. . e
~ One dollar
_ gets machine
On pavint: the first sum of one dollar member of
. a
IS entitled
sewmir-machlne club
it sent to her home.
to choose
savmtt of both time and money—while it is help
cars will mm the people in front oijpaid for in small amounts at convenient intervals. ‘
.This .1918 sewine-‘machine club offers the Free sew-
,“ meme-machine tn two stvlesg—ree'nlar type with automatic
thifcteand drop head and cabinet with similar automatic de-
', ,The Free machine is excellent and dependable. It sews
stands up well. We are fortu-
machlnes: held up at the factory by the war-
EWree machine will
Every one can be counted
(luretlv and .well. And. every one is ac-
than its price-for" prices have jumped
. to Style. on the eas . a
plan and dehvere on payment of 3 D yment
. 'l‘llil'tl illuil'.
Foot comfort
means entire comfort
You simply
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can’t be comfortable. eithe
feet are comfortable. r
Manv things bring discomfort to the feetz—fallen
arches. swollen ioints. incorrectly-fitted shoes.
But most of these discomfort:
. ' . _ s can be removed. '3'
Schioll appliances hell) do it. Sane and sensible (rt-til:
.
moth all through the summer months; ..
From; then. that machine will do splendid work and .
be sold with a full guaran- V
at work or
s
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‘ A Maire
Come Within the next two or three days and get ad- "
the feet from One
of course. and comic-
Muill ilool'. l't'tll'.
’l he Hawland Dry Goods Co., Bridgeport
s'r. LOUIS STRIKE CALLED oer- '
s'r. LOUIS. Feb. 8.—A five-day held in tho Hich School nail on Mon-
iday nttemoon at 3:80, at which time
.ii'. E. Lamson of the NorWa'lt Tire &
.nounced later and there will be a.
Espeaker on the Thrift Stamp move-
Patrtck F. Gill, Federal Conciliator, , ment, The teachers are especially urg-
ed to attend becausc this Thrift Stump
movement is to be introduced into the
local schools shortly. it would have
been introduced before, but for the
'running this year no for with the poo-
sible exception of one or two. The
pupils from the Junior High School
and the Senior High School will also
be present and out“ in the singing
lame-bernlfeflighschoollwl. u
S'fluladavaflm'.
.
fact thatrthe schools have not been ‘-
of the Scholl special- ~' '
Norwalk Chronicler