sumo-mam.
. Den’tyoscr!
You’llbeswsrbond
Brandby.
3 fwithieyfettersshstter-
-hntswitllconlshalloomv
way. Need of coalmsy
a riot if the weather
’t behave; freezing folk
- went to buy it, trying
to be brave, are not
. I kept quiet when the
m is so grave.
, ‘l'hese are anxious days of
rigid but we hope the worst
pest; hope deferred—but
~ Innch sweeter when .we
apt the coal at last;boon our
m, now ”railing, will‘be
I- from the mast.
THE
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Wearrythefamous
CENTURY”
Edition—106
nowheingsdvertisedto'
sinymillionpeople
Smith. Underwood,'
Remington all other
makes.
repaired. Rentals 34‘
per month \lachlnes
sold at $5 per month.
. PLUMBER
Infinity? EXCHANGE
a ve., maul.
.“t rm
27I WASHINGTON 57.
EW nan MEN'S BUILDING
59.95to $17.95
Values up to $25.00
So. Harwell;
DENTIST
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WealattentionofourWsstth'utimeas-bvinl
most advantageous for buying
HOT BED SASH
We make a specialty of first-class sash, painted, glued with
the glass set in best putty and
water-proof
lend, making them thoroughly .
Place your orders and avoid delay later in the season.
0Delivery will be made as wanted—but get your order in
The Hatch of: Bailey Co. 1
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godless of cost.
FINAL SALE 0F WINTER CLOTHES
The remaining Women's and Misses' Clocks Suits. Dresses.
Skirts, Waisis. 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-
cnoaxs we PARIS MtLL’tu‘EaY
33 SO. Main St.
nation‘s STUDENTS
CALLED TO comes:
1
To Have TOcluIial Training. .
In an ollclai statement creating the
,new com-nice, Secretary Baker Ill—-
nounees that it will “encourage and
;srrsnge ior technictl education of:
111.0]! needed by the several branches‘
of the army partidtlarly the Ordnance
1Buteau, the 8 goal Corps. and the En I
Eglneent. In I degree the mention-1
.III institutions are already rendering
lellollt nerIiua to the Government
but it is planned that then shall be
a sy stenutlsation oi their edorts and
;tllat their Inc lilies for technical train
in: shall be fully utilised." '
The Irenetal order of the War III“.
partnwnt creating the committee de-;
lino-s its functions in the following;
broad terms: I
"'I ndcr tho direction of the chief ofi
lat,an the lunctlims of the committee,
shall be: To study the nerds of theI
mtvarlous branches of the o‘rvice for
skilled men and technicians: to (19-1
'termint- .Inw Inch needs who“ ‘be’
met. whether by selective draft, Hpc~'
cial training in education institutions;
or oil. ’IWIIII", to secure the coopera-j
,tion of the educational institutions of
the country, and to represent the.
War Department in its relations With
such institutions; to administer such
plan of special training in schools
and colleges as may in OdopII-Il
I Connected With'War Dept.
‘II III united that the (Olllllllllt'i'.
shall be given such assistant-,e com-
missioned and civilian as mav be
net-:9 Inn) tully to ext-Intr- its dutiea
t
t
So. Norwalk
‘
BARGAINS
COFFEE—Cottage Blend ...... ,. ....... ._ . .. 21c, 5 lbs. $1.00
BAISINS~SeedecL full weight, pkg. ................. 250
3381' BUTTER....................I .............. 5201b.
couromm LARD ..... ..................... 26c 11:.
:4 Cottage Street. East Norwalk.
hm- ‘
with oflite room in the \\'.Ir lIIImH
ment building."
It is estimated that within the nut.
rix months 75000 to 100.000 nut III”
1
be given inltnnivc training: in schools _
‘Imd colleges." suid‘ Secretary llai’].
H‘ll is expected that most of the III! ll
.selectcd for technical training III.” in‘
310k n t'Iom among the nun Itho hour
IIKlfilIIttl under the Silt-(‘lhe draft
law and who an autumn: trainin,
fund the call to the colors.
I "In the selection of men tor illli':
.aiIc training ill technfi subjects
1II.-- comn ittec vull lInIe :vuilable Ill"
inltnmzttion (:Ull'dlllt‘d in Ilit question
llflllr‘h' whith have bncn filled out in
lItLIFIIilnlS under the pelt-tine dI.IiI
law."
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U BOATS SANK
' TWICE TONNAGE
BUILT IN 1917
(Continued mm First Pele)
all new tonnage produced
‘ Both Ameritnn and British oflIt-zlttl
'expcct II very different story in 191R
however The United States and Great
Britain the speeding up tlr’ir builtlint:
programs and naval oiliclals in
both countries have. confidently pit
dlc'ted .that the submarine wall 'bc
curbed this summer Secretary Dun-
icla believes that I-ffeciml results
will be obtained in the curly sututnm
Aillninll Sir ‘Iohn it, .lellimc, iiir
mrrly chief of the Ilritish nnIIII stuff.
recently predicted that by next Au-
gust it could be said that the "sub-
marine menace Is killed." lloweitr.
he predicted dark months befort that
‘~ time-
’ I. t S 'als'
Schultze 5 en en peel
STEAK SALMON ................................ 24c lb
ROE SHAD ...................................... 22c lb.
FANCY SHELT ................ . ................. 22c lb.
STEAK 00D ................................... 20c 1b.
rimrish................; ......... , ........... 20ch.
WEAK FISH .................................... 20c lb.
sums rlsn ..... 1., ........................ 20c lb.
BOSTON BLUES ....... "E ......................... 18c lb.
HADDOOK ........... .. ........................ 14c lb.
FLAT FISH .......... .. . . ........................ 13c lb.
EXTRA PINE PINNAN HADDIE ................ 22c lb.
“m3q
You will make no mistake
~4-
mann quality.
We Deliver GroceriesI'
Direct to Your Home
are always right. You know the quality to expect—the Beck-
II
in ordering from here. Prices"
5
NEXT TIME TRY BBCKMANN 3.
I,
A F. Beckmann 8t Co.1
1 ‘- 83 and 85 Washington St.
Phone 1405. 1d
I mwwwmwwxw ”Wm.“
:-_M
1111 1111111 It 1111
1 1101111 1011111 010
Says There is No Excuse For Cutting
Come and inviting Loekjsvv
,Some come, hard coms, soft corns
[or any kind of a corn can harmlessly
be lifted right out with the fingers if
vou will apply directly upon the com
a few draw of freezone, says a Cin-
' clnnatl authority.
It' is claimed that at small cost one
can let a quarter of an ounce of free-
zone at any drug store, which is sum-
cicnt ot rid one's feet of every corn
or callus without pain or soreness or
the danger of infection.
This simple drug, while stIclIy, dries/
the moment it Is applied and does not
inflame or even irritate uncritical-I
-II In tint".
rm- eiinmcemem will int
many women here. for it fluid
the present blah-heel footwear
its; e’oi‘hs 0h We‘ll!
1
vtvho was probably the oldest Odd Fol. will. objected to its admission. Afteri
low in Connecticut in point at years It It” admitted to Drobait‘ “Dumb?“
_ fmembersh. p and one of the oldest 7 1917 they filed notice of appeal
1Masons. died yesterday aged 90. Ho.
OLDEST OED FELLOW DEAD.
DERBY. Feb. 14.—— David W. Hoyd,
I'Jolned Housatonlc Lodge of Odd l-‘c-l
Iowa, October 9.184“.
Lodge. and was Grand Representative
in 1876 and 1877. He was mined in
King Hiram Lodge. A. F. & A. M. on
December 6.1859 and had also filled
chairs in that body and was an hon- important an instrument
orary life member of the executive
board of the Masonic Home. - .Ilr.
Boyd flity- five years ago was head of.
the Grand Encampment oi Odd Fol
lows. and fifty years later was re-
””106 to the name ofllte.
Mr. Boyd was probably the oldest
man in Derby. He had held c ty oi-
dices. He leaves no immediate rela-
tven. .
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MANY NATO DISTIOYID.
A club in Kent. England, destroy; ”Minimum club of the New York
ed 16.000 rats in three seasons at an
unfillekdllesnt cost. Women unam-
mg.
hamlet“
leagues in tithe United distort
We remtlywtslten no the matter at
eradication. notably In Film
HM‘
fl
‘ mate of Great Britain‘s
. Attorney
and had pass. Brown's legal adviser and at the time
10“ through the emcee of the Grand the will was drawn used undue lttIlu
| The output of ship tonnage In the
.Unlted States in 1918 has bI‘en vari-
fi ounly estimated at from 1500 000 tons
to 4.000.000 tons. with Shipping llonut
omcinls confident that at. least in 500.-
000 tons will be completed.
output has
been received. but that country Is ex-
tected to materially increase its Jill?
«figures. , ‘
Japan's operations just no“ ert
1l:ampvred by lack oi steel. bttt this
handicap is expected soon to be over-
come, and that country also ht ex-
its output this
2 lbs. Choice California Prunes ........................ """d '° mm” ~
Nut Spread Oleo, the popular brand lb. ................ g ,‘g‘f’”".,{?‘.":' “‘"m‘" "I" IIIIIIIIIII
japan Bleed: grade, lb. ............................ 0c' 3 "I "
ones or Medal Flour ..................... 1.
No 1 Royal Plantation and}: lb. ........ ' ........... I 3;: - IRELATWES SEEK L
Golden Santos Coffee .................. lb. 20c, 5 lbs. for05c I ‘ T0 BREAK WIL
Fresh Crisp Graham Wafers, lb. ....... . ................ 18c 1 OF MRS- BROWN
Swift’ s Premium Oleomargsrine, 1b.. ...... . . .. .......... 34c '
(Continued From Page Three)
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{making a ht quest of $300 for care: of
her father‘s burial plot in n Nomaik
temctery. and a diamond ring to at
Mrs. North, she bequeathed the res-
idue of the. estate to Willtam A. Bel-
lew. II nephew of her husband ‘nnd to
James H. O‘Rourke tot
'many years her legal adtlser. The
will was drawn by Attorne. Hany
P. Lyon's O'Rourke was named solo
executor.
The III" was admitted to probate.
and the two children of Mrs Brown's
brother. William F. and Helen A.
Rorke. who were not mentioned in the
In the appeal It is alleged that for
many years O'Rourke had been Mrs.
ones In favor of himself and Bellen‘.
It is further alleged that Mrs. Brown
at the time, was week from Illness
and not fully competent to execute so
inventory oi the estate shows that.
Including money In hank. sale of
household effects and stock in the he!
,atore. the estate amounted to 83.415 9“
with claims against it oi 31.255.12
Late in the afternoon it was on
pounced that a satisfactory settle
ment had been reached and the cast
'would not bettried.
to
I
1 Mil-JUST ORDERED T0 WAI
nmauaomren. II.—.ioiin Int-
hult. former right-hand pitcher of the
diets wane. who was awarded to
mm by the national, content”
after Cincinnati his Isn‘t ratio to MIL.
he been ordered into their lie-I'-
service.
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«. All oilhe Coats Marked Down
No Icsti 3
L
1.
.TriStram & Hyatt
Norwalk’s Leading Dry Goods Store
I.
This year’s models for women and
misses, in all the popular colors. and
fabrics, at a big saving in cost.
Plenty of Desirable Suits
Reduced to $10 and/$15
A
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H. KuegerSt Co
Last Call
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
IIvte bounl for I‘ once. for ghe I” braid comblnatlons
other:2.11353.- ':.::*.".‘.t:::.r.;.:’.'y‘;~ Pr'ces “'0'“ $1 98 ‘° 35-93
all ready for battle. Almost every
nit-ht ll troop trttitt glided out of Ayer,
bound for the south. From the 30nd;
Infantry :llx tuen were mitten.
Major (inherit! Harry 'lt‘. Hodges.
commander of the 7th division. a'v
rived in camptthis afternoon and re-
FORGETS HE'S ’
SOLDIER, STA
WITH HIS
limo!
(Continued from First Page.)
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,2. :Int timidiuatn read (‘ulluhan's Itamo
at revellle When he was suppmu‘i 101:
In- hat-It. but John did not :Insw r. 1.;
l'tiIIIie John i‘. I-‘.nx oi llxltigepnrt.1
nust forfeit onehaif his pay two
months for being away over this last
week end and that is not all. He was "
put on probation soon after (‘hrist—i
mus when convicted of a similar of-I
fense. Now he must serve his twoiit.
months at hard labor inr that I’ll)"
hence. I .
Among the 12 selectives front this
camp who went to (‘atnp Greene 1
Charlotte. N. last IIIelI to join]
a regular arIuyI brigade bring twrult 1
ed there was l-‘.~J. Johnson, of Bridge- '
port. and division headquarters an-
I‘Olllltitl tho men hate anIIt-ti HIII'I) ;
in the southern rump 1
“III in tlIII last week they lnz' ."‘l(Ilttl
out of this rump in singing. I-Iltct-tint:
columns and mnny who saw themt-
thought from their appiarnnte IIIeI
/
WOOED WOMAN FOR HER MONEY. MOTHER GRAY'S POWDERS
\‘EW BRITAIN. Feb. li.—Waltclt BENEFIT MANY CHILD‘eEN
’Krych, aged fifty. wa}0r0ught\to It‘s; Thousands of mothttrt blue it ~-
llet ed Brigadier General William ll. city from Waterbury today under In- Idlother arts)" It Spiel Pow dct‘s an H'-
“'elllt‘l, who resumed MS D1800 fit “I. rest, on the charge of hating obtained cellenl remedy for (lllldl‘cn cni‘tlp . Iii-
:‘ea‘: 0! ml; 1"!“ ""WI Bngadl‘r ”5 3money by false pretences from a, local III"; of headaches. Colds, IlH‘l'lflltI 05>.
I" ng CO “I H R' pen" launch troubles and bowel Il‘leg! ‘al-
General Hodges came front Wash I'"°m‘“‘ He 15 said by the police '0 I" h 1 h‘ 1d en suffer. my)
lngton. D. C. where he had been In have wooed her and Induced her to “I“ "0’“ W 101 C I 1'
consultation with members of the gen- tmngter to his name 3700 she had on are easy and pleasant to take an. x
er‘al staff since his arrival in this deposit ina bank Then Krych disnp- cellent results are accomplislml 't.v'
their use. Used by mothers for 30
tountII from France on February 3.
le e The olice claim
ito left t'anlp "v" ens lust hefomflmflfed it ”I 81 E d it years. Sold by druguists evel‘wam-i‘,
25 cents.-—Adv.
Thanksgiving and had been with the he has operated along a similar line in
Atneritttn Expeditionary forces. iother cities. ,
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1IMPORTA“ANNOUNCEMENT.
To Our Patrons aml Shoppers
Retiring From Business
Our um Expire; April 1st
11. DICKERMANIISON SDEPARIMENI 81011
84 Washington St, South Norwalk
Will PaSs Out of Existence Saturday, March 9th
To dispose of this large and well known stock _,
by that time '
Sweepingfleeluctions MuszeMaele
NOTE—Our goods' to quality and price alWays at par with our neighbors—will
be oflercd at reductions ranging as high as 40' per cent. oil regular
prices.
It would be impossible to quote everything in anv one issue of this paper.
EVERY ARTICLE. LARGE 0R SMALL, MUSI‘ BE SOLD, and will be re-.
duccd to a figure that will induce buyers.
' Our Real and Underwear was bought sometime ago—Most of OUR
PRICES are neg less than PRESENT VALUES. On 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 & $0N’S Iliil’Alll'iIl-Nl' S'l0itl5
si titanium Street 1, - . ,
Isa:
Phone lit
4,
Norwalk Chronicler