- Swimming ls illelieyio Futile success
w'ufinmmmmm. and cusllthefellew-
hi‘nflssletneldlv veer fend wllisrew.
ammudmdauuwxw‘y-smusn
manna-M
dye-n
wad. memoranotherihynestaleve. Therefore. do
toutflflstntaaaeesuttsdamarldaddteltrenlerh.
, The People’s Trust Company
.. 0m Contempt for Law.
, ‘ Imill feature of the recent ont-
' us- have been their open contempt,
,lor and defiance oi law and the King's
:ubrm. ln_Ennie less than a fin"
‘ It!“ also twenty-three men who were
. WW [or settle driving
,deeled the new by the stolen
method‘elwaH-oetedeeort. Press
,the com at Can we have new
reports at attests a soldier! in en's
forla. At midelisht no Saturday six
armd men held up the caretakers of
the aildrotlle in the county ol Dublin
and decampi-d with the maps and pit-
pers. the property of the Govern-
ment. These are only a few of the
lawless acts reported is the new-aeo-
ers In the Iii-at eighteen days of Pet)
ruavy.
. "The main cause of these disorders
is the Sins Pele conspiracy to destroy
1Britiilh Govern-east in inland. It
South Norm, Cori.
{works in various ways lathe slim
ews
l
i
l..- __ .M -..-.._.
first Witt Episcopal Church.
soil-M Rev. John Greenland
Oan. D. 3.. intact—Preaching at
10:“ a. 3. subject: “Crooked.
Straight and Bond. a Sermon to Par-i
cuts and' mam.” Bible school at,
12 myrnpworth League serviceat.
> 6:95 p. m..-Randolph Dewnes. tendon:
tum: "OII' M as Americans."i
Reaching at 7‘2? 0. m.. eighteen;
‘ the ustaias." rayer,
Emlyn Mice Thursday evening'
at 7:46:1th and visitors wllii
be most cordially welcomed to all the;
services. -
' Best Avenue Xethodist Episcopal‘
Church, Harold E. Mlsou. pastol'.-—
9:30 a. m.. fellowship meeting. E.
Tronnhon. leader: 10:30 a. m.. morn-
ing worship with semen by the pee.
tor. alter which the men who are to
participate in memory-Member can-
Ovsss will be commissioned for the
work: 12 m.. Sunday school. As the
Every-Member canvass will enlist
such a large percentage of the men
of the Bible close, it has been thought
he“ to omit the session 0! the class
for the day: 6:30 p. m.. Epwortli bea-
rme devotional meeting; 7:30 9. ill
the swelling service will be devoted to
a report or the/Amman“ teams.
. 'l'hurwlay afternoon the Ladies' Aid
‘ , society will meet'lor work: Thursday.
Churches
-- .—..-~ »—-——_..._.
SE / ioi' excitable youths in the country and
r S, 1:13” """” a“ lot hsli belted Socialists in the townil.i
9" "3 9 .and A" 30"" 0K “BhISome prove their loyalty to reptmwl
I Colonial". ,can ideals by insulting soldiers and
I . mm.~m. 31.4”,“ cmm'intlnltdatlus weaves in lonely cottages;
and fish have reached almost prohlht-‘ Sg’hgmg. the 'm":
l l. tive prices this winter. the average to! watch g, .m "0“,.“ at events
remunerprioesoneyearapbella‘h'flumr t
, from we to 150 per seat. w, D, co.” "We have no, doubt that the recent
-ml’letor. of Brld‘epol’l'd oldeill. 'mtwhll’el “ i‘.” ‘" th. 0m ll‘illla
market.ottributea the unheardol pri-fflfh?‘;:f:2;?o? [fitting Trout“;
can directly to the deepsea fishing in ,may yet “(he b Genital fl
daatt‘les. which. he saystvc formed ermn. that it is see kinda let the
{a mono)!!- There ianerelief in silht 0“: W °‘ W W“. n‘ 0"“
,for the resent, at least. until least, 3591,:23 '9‘" him 'M'
‘fhhm is with. Slim people of lmaeis {tmmfll'm’t‘ “l"
“7“ Chill“ 0' Chml 3“"le “Israeli means cannot silord ilsil “‘0“ heroes at little or ”at“? t?
West avemte.—-Tbe realist Sunday ,3 t fl ‘thcnaelves Crime is ill been :
service of this church is held at n m " 9 c“ 1. ’ ”0’ " m
0mg". u" Cont “a“, I" W! sees unpunished. There never was
of the
a m
' l W I.
. Chrigiian Science subject. l-‘eb. 24,130."! out of the market. Mall:oul='eco:;fid:n mull::lp:litlcall
Mlld- lolllms will not be obtainable for threeloutralre with such assurance its now '
Wednesday evening testimony meet- ,
lint at 8 o'clock. 'l‘o both these sec-immur “m" “"u ‘3‘ mm“ °‘ ”PM u.1e l" "m w m" m" M"
vices the public is invited. A mom” i” “m ”M m“ ””2 "in the out place the tries ov-'
inn mom i. mlnmnod at the same. ible. Favorable reports were received'icmmm (Miami! is, mm snwilll !
address. oven each Week day. hOll‘itoduy on the oyster situo M'
_ . . to enforce the law: in the next place,‘
days excepted, from 1.30 to L30 9. in.E todaylon the 079i" situation, m.."..evon when the law is put in niotionl
' ‘ fl, when P “'it is now defea'rd pmmptly and with|
St. Peters Lutheran Church. Cedar on ““0"“ residents v“ invariable success by the device of;
street. near West avenue. Martin I... '“n‘ “I a” c“! “and ““1 0mmihc hunger strike. A man is scotcno'
Steup, pastas—Morning services It which have been taken ,throngh lhOKed to imprisonment tor a sedit'misl
10:30 a.b;il.mieanet;mnh:;::l :03? i broken ice oft the Long island “cream“. a mid Mr arms or far ”law-I
sermon as r. n e -s , ' assorrhiv. lie oes on any
ices in English, with Lenten scrmomwn r well lornnextensiv'e crop. Fl"fluvsirikc and in a Wee‘lt at the lat-est h:!
on the text: "But God cmnmandeth‘prflnl “Dam. M W. emeral- a free man with the halo of mar-l
his love toward us, in that, while whereabouts will be larger this vmityrdcm. The. Nationalist mpcr.r,i
were yet, sinners, Christ died lot-than every before. They attribute the'whieh encouraged or at any rate do‘
us." Rom,’ 5-8. Lenten services every; healthy, growth of the bivalve ,0 theflendcd the hunger strike. are new be-
Sunday evening at 7.30. All are 'fl-‘thlck | nder hi h ‘ ginning to realize their mistake. it is
come. Lutherans are especially invli- 0° u " c t 9’ h." been not confined today to political oflend-
«l to attend this church and makeiieedfnx an"!!! to ”Vote winter. 0!» era. The ordinary criminal classes
this their church home. Sunday school: ters may be purchased new in smalii arc tailing a leaf out of the Sin rein
every Sunday morning at 9:30. pflm-l quantities at a price of 75 cents a book and the hunger strike threatenel
ary. junior and senior departments. pound. the compieln paralysis of every law‘
also cradle roll. Pupils should at-, ’ which stands today between the l't“
tend regularly and punctually. Closet 14"“ dams, which 3°” ‘ "8" all“ SNClable irish citizen and Russian
and crown system oi rewards. The for 15 cents a dozen, are now seiiing'anarchy."
Saturday school will be omitted until] “"50 cent, q do,” ‘
Wiring. M89111"? 0' "3““ members; A fair idea of the advance price on B011) HOLD UP AT I
I morning leer-vice.
{subscriptions to the parsonage fund-of prices: .
Knight Stir-ct .i. M. E. Church. Rev. may be left with the pastor or of: Codflsh, 10 cents a pound gym 35¢
1' A}, M600” pastor.;;§ally Strands"; ilcers 0‘ the church. l'now selling for 20 cents' halibut 12%
wor'lt in. morning ser a. press 3 , ' r ,
and alellowship meeting: 12:30 p. m.i Holiness Mission. Monroe slmtl‘mentsiast year, will!!! no! for 30
Sunday school: 8 n. m.. the pastor will' Sunday school from 2 till 3 o'clock! cents a pound; smells, 121,5 cents last
film "0; the'lbemmémke 13;", holiness meeting beginning at 3:15 your. 25 cents today scallops, 75 cent;
“‘15-" a 8 we: . “1 °- o'clock and will be in charge of oral; gum rm 9., ,, , ,, .
Bach leader is CIDFcteil to make his Little from Springdale, who I. 3 tone] an, 10 “mfg ’1 a W15 Ice (id tl’.
TFPOH. Th9 (201mg? meetlnll 'm m “1 speaker and a pincher' of B’b‘el " . ,w gov n B 0'
called! 0“ 0" 733'”! “’3'“ 01' "fiboliness. We expect visitors frontid‘W' ““3“” 1° cents list year, 25
countor tha‘m’al' Rally." Thlrgfinstamiord. also Bridgeport. We are; cents a pound today. ,
3f?" ”rm-fl ““39”“ Fm“ ’i‘mEmecflns a time of reimhms wit The retail llsh dealer is paying to-
“ “'9 ”'5’“ :spiritual uplift. Nonchristiam and ‘
““d‘ _ 1 nominal Christians are specially lit-1.2"}: 5 ‘ mm for clams. 1“" ’9"
3‘" Norwelh Congregational ”‘me vited to attend this service. They e “3'"- clams for 35 a barrel.
gob! Stapletom. figgg"m‘“ 01:1” a source of great benefit and help Mr. Cook, declared today that the
“MO! morn 5' 5 a. mpreac 'to those who' are seeking after the price 0! fish is higher than it has
in: byliev. Frederick Jacobs; Bundling,” things oi God. No Wilecllmtbeen in #2 years He h lds t
sdtool and lion's Bible class at 12 taken. . l - 0 on no
noon; Young People’s meeting at 5:30,. ' imp. oi reliel until the ice breaks up
p' ‘m' loosening “mi” "'5‘”? Grace Baptist Church—~8nnday tier-ind the weather warms, remitting
' . for morning service:—— - ,‘localilshi .
Prelude-l'relude in c Minor ........ lflm' 11 3‘ m" “mm by a" pm" ’ ”I
theme: "it looks like it and has the -
. . . .~ ..... . ........... Raehmaaiaoai . ’ ..
Anthem- thet- ot Merclea.......Aht “”9 °‘ "1 ““t ’0“ m" u“ "‘ eHALIFAx Tnouevusu aroma.
13:30 p. m.. B".ble school. 0. W. John-;
Solo—Gethsemane ............ Salter son, superintendent; 2:30 p. 111., me, HALIFAX. N.8., Feb, 23,310,“,
Pwm‘l'0“““' """" *"m tunml or Mr. 1. Miles will be preach? m“ "d mil-cm employed by the
The Boys Club will meet on Tues , . .9 V .
min the Red C use d an , ed, 8 p. m.. sewn, on by ill. pastor. sub 1‘ ma Scolla Tramway company went
day fi' r ”I r '10th “But He Was a Lever." textlont on strike here today. Not a car
giul Dressings will meet on Wednes-r
day at 1 ll- m.. at the home of Brat/1'" g‘emflthmgcyagflzl was taken out of theharns this morn-
Geo.‘ Kendall on Diamond avenuei ling.
. . ' , the Norwallts onsht to hear this see-
,m“ 'lma' mlmgl‘t: :3: "magzamen. Come early. it will do you!
' Nash. on Peta. avenue. The Church hood.
,cn°",h:‘1¢:&“,°“mgnuff“" ”w": wasmlvo-rou ammoav sense.
7:45 p. m.. the mid-week service.
_——..——-—
PLAY Iaeuau. IN
etmomo snowevos‘lil
NEWPORT, R. l., ssh. zit-lo a
m mussel Chisels, an} The Christian Endeavor society azmmnmfi'igx m the ism.
E. 1. Manor. PI. 0.. pastor.—-., ther‘ii‘st mm‘ml “'1'“ “w ”entire m x at may“,
‘ "m5 saniee at 10’” "- "°- with a very successful Wuhinlton'e Birth . ' ' t“
preaching by the pastor. “wzldayumlssteveuiuinthe'l’ulsh odlcmfsns Fort Adams install
Whoo'nmyuanoflmthem?“ s Illinoininsbasebell‘alaebya/seere
whim wfiikasm: . .0". . ditto is minimum-ism
M. m ’..' "'3 “W "‘W "W m“ ”M'iblotled no- view of“ ‘pllte
«daemon-Ash. medioenloythsspreadotwuchlm-g , . 9 i!
st‘l:tip.m..tlnspwillhea . manna-titleiassleensmed
or. much is common with the! m “M m"’"'"“ " m‘ ‘ ' ' "
observaueawssta' . ‘
m m 1., m ”whines-situm«mn,nmi,ssdsu,i,m‘~ “mg,“ “'1':
' were theprlaeipal m ml pliant. ,' ~ I
The tale was very puttily deced- ' . _; ..
contention. i essences,
am so; .g
————-
-1_ mine «mist-ad”. ,auhsswmnurmutr
, , diary hills ”‘M'm to‘
new more ml”?
Comma“, or! ssh may he (end in the ioiiowin; int"
int-r7 miter is one thing. but a last-
,clll. et‘th'llsllm'etflh;
on the first Sunday in March alter .
WHITE BRIDGE
l (Continued from Pines use)
l Mr. Straasberger had in his poster
tsion a knife. which he need and which
{he then drew. When the men saw
'this knife those who were on the
l ground jumped into the car and stint
tawny towards Darien. The machine?
ihld no license plates on it.
Mr. Strasshergar did not report the
matter to the authorities with the re,
suit that valueue time was test.
which may mean. that his amiiants
have escaped by this time. ' "
He was too (land to notice any disv
thrashing merits” about the car, ex-
cept that it had no liceau plates on
it. He did not take any particular no-
tice o! the three men either.
This morning he had a badly dis—
colored eye and had his head bond-
Ited where it had heen'wounded.
FOR HOW LONG?
loath Not-walk Raises A Pertinent
' Question
When e' neighbor tells us that he
has recovered from a serious llllleIet
the lint question that naturally arises
is. “How lonewili helm well?" 'l'eis-
iu cure is attosethcr .i‘iiscmt. There
ei Dean's Kidney Pills as'the follow-
in; South Norm "Mme proves
beyond a mm:
- John it. Beret. W. to
PM!!! PM Milt Mali. have: "I
iM‘imf‘lnacim» hide!!! all
has breaches- loses Dean's lud-
bey l'llls. procured from Plat-ids
M! m and they and me."
The above. huts-set was slut! 0'
“Mil. tail slides Juae at. ins,
Grim-aid: «'1 mt lies some,
elicit-eaten M7
met-bu. m asst-w
sir sis-mew Mung—owl
is nothing temporary about the work. .
m-mf’m ate-else" s“
WE OPEN ALL DAY WAY
Dill
(WM 165 r
A Final Clearance of Furs
And this is the Short Story about it.
Find, in W in Men, M the pieces are
choice. Read Fare, Which are always the pick of the-u-
het as every one knows. Strange prophecies come drifting
from the big fur market dealers; that Furs are to he seems;
they will be high; there will be no Fine next year. However
all that may be, there are fine Furs today, not many to be
sure, but of the best. '
Hudson kl M large elm, containing sis skins,
RM“ (0
made to sell M02150 . SW at $16.50
Raccoon Hull's, l, 2 and 3 stripes,
. $12.50, 315.“), MM), ”5.”
Black Lynx Hulls, large sizes, fine skins, 350.00
M Wouldn't“ — 7‘” _-,-__---____, ' TWMW
i extra large size, The Home of Reed is Very choice selec-
yvere 87.50 already busy With spring lions, were $5.00
at am alterations and improve- and $100.00
meats. Pleasant aur-
”.111“??? prises are in prospect. at W “a mm
M no or We shall be very busy mm
N” $125.00 for the next few weeks f0! . 10:78:30
fa- m —but after that you shall merggm 0'
. roost m as "'" ' '
l Rich brown Remember that the de- Chocolate Pox M
. .was ozonoo‘“ {from f“ yam» m- regular price $175.00
. aldery materials and
l” " ' 101' $95.00 stamped goods is now for $135”
3 m loleskia located on the main floor, Beaver Mulls
‘ i m north aisle- Specially priced at
I filedal at $35.“ _, c___., $37.50 and $50.00
Scarves to Match Beaver Mafia from $12.50 up is $37.50
FurCoats
llp-to-delte models, specially priced
m coat, forty-five inches
long, made with full sweep, loose
model, regularly at $250.00
new $195.00
Bullion Seal Coat, forty-five
inches long, collar and cuffs of dark
squirrel, regular $50.00 for $187.50
Muskrat coat, made of dark
skins, belted model, it special price
“All
Second floor.
In the Children's Shop.
New spring models just arrived
Dmsea and Bloomer Dresses
(keepers and Bunpers '
Gingham Dresses, pink, blue,
tan and plaid combinations, at-
tractively made, with white col-
lars, pockets and many buttons.
$ises 2,3 and 4 years, 32.“)
» Bloomer Dresses of chambray,
plain colors, pink, blue, tan and
green. They are in unique styles
with white pipings‘ and buildings,
large patch packets, adorably. ca—
pacions pockets, and pearl buttons,
_ " 33m
Checked Gingham Dresses,
with bloomers, small dainty pat-
terns, simply made with dainty
sayings of lace. Sizes 4, 5 and 6
years. ‘ ,r . $3.50
Mormon white, in basket
weave madms, striped madras and
chemistry, with colored feather
stitching: and smocking, 2 and 3
year, sizes. ‘ M and 3300
0mm plain colors, blue,
flit, tan, also pink and blue and
white cheeks. $1.00 each.
m tan and blue, a few
stripedpatiernaZioGyears,
’ ”MM
W, . In!» .4... sins.
gratis" oi iii-sine. plaids ‘
Mt ’
“it checks, sites 3,4 and 0 yiv',"‘- ,4. “
. I
Spring Footwear
for Women .
First showing of patent leath-
er Oxfords for advanced spring
.wear. Graceful models in genuine
patent kid, with full “‘Louis”
' heels, hand turned soles and plain
toes, five small eyelets.
$7 .00 a pair.
Spats
Fine quality, high cut, in dark
fawn, dark gray and. brown.
' $1.25 a. pair.
A new Spat, extra fine fittings.
high cut with no buckle showing,
special at $1.75 a pair.
Second floor.
New Designs
in Voile Curtains'
These dainty new curtains
are just freshly unpacked. They
bring with them a delightfully
pleasant air of spring and prompt
one toward house cleaning and
new window draperies. They are
a fine quality cotton voile, yet it
is a strong weave with insertions,
bands and motifs of Chilly, imita-
tion Filet and Reticelli. There
are a few with wide bands and
edges of genuine antique lace,
very effective open patterns. There
are other ornamentations in lipe of '
drawn work topped. with clover
leaves and crotvs’ feet. There are
squares, diamonds and circles of "
lace medallions. A very satielae- .
titty assortment to select from.
$350 to $9.00 . ‘
l
Norwalk Chronicler