.CHAIIFI‘HIRS;
And how is your heater? Is '
.it firing all right or does it go
dead on a cold winter’s night
and leave you to shiver (when
you shouldbe so snug) with a
cold radiator, not a spark in a
slug
That a hole In a shoe pumps
the water inside and brings
influenza will not be denied.
Then your clutch begins slip-
ping, your brakes will not hold
. and you skid into trouble and
:. mistortunes untold. It punct-
ures your pleasure, in your
tubes put a cough, interferes
with your breather and per-
chance takes you of.
Our Coal is a. clincher, it’s-
better than gas; it keeps your
fire speeding and cold can-
not pass. It Is not a. self start-
, er but it s easy to steer, it is
fullof rich carbon and runs on
high gear, e,
THE
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Railroad Avenue and
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PHONE. 1959
GEN DAY AND NIGHT
:.y0ullave any broken
. éfuindow glass ,have us
fanace them, thereby
fsovi'ul heal. ‘
: Till? GoltllAM C0.
’ .i-DECORATORS
“E4453. East Norwalll
insehold Necessities
. at Moderate Prices
. m. Brooms at .................. 69
We size—durable
" Galvanized Oil Cans
Shannon size. With faucet or spouq.
_ "“35 value at .............. $1. 39
Perfection ‘Oil Heaters
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“keleos, odor-teas, quick heat, no
\ “or, black finish. Special . “$497
g ifissarn Lanterns .............. 49c
«Va-ll sire. \
Yellow Mixing Bowls
Sfllvalue at ............. .. 39c
1 Rotary.Ash Sifters I
», “ranked. dustless, will fit any bar-
a sinfu- can. Saves coal. $4.50 value
$3. 49
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5 , Sanitary Butter Churn-
”so 1 lb. ofl butter from 1-2 lb. but.-
mm 1-2 pint milk. 1 quart size.
m, Saturday ................ $1. 39
Shell Carpet Sweeper
ads or mahogany finish. Rubber
”pen. Value.$4.25 at ....... $3. 75
. Cocoa Door Mats
she 12x24. Goad quality, $1 50 at $1.19.
Albert P. Gellebe
HOUSE FURNISHINGS
Washington St. So. Norwalk
pt Delivery. Phone 527
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MAN DIES IN SHOPYARD FIRE.
_ NORTHPORT. L. 1., J.an 3. ——-On
.maai was burned to death and anothel
seriously, perhaps fatall3, injuled in a
at the Northport shipyards where
ple of Port JeffeIson, died. Cap-:I
Edouard Brewer is under medical
tion for burns about the face and
' QThe fire caused considerable
to the plant
”We 4..., ,
fiflgnNED TO DEATH IN HOME.
,Jan. 3.-Edward P. Ker-
74, a widower,
4 ; ”In the destI action of the house
I mh'he lived here, early today.
am: C. Newton and wife, who also
red the housefesca‘pe'd.
as two hundred and fifty years
m yalue was $8. 000.
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unmade Sure to Pay. 3
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Good quality No. 6. g
'LcfilTin Rat Traps at ............ 39c.
, fire yesterday in an oakum filled room 1
they were employed. Amos- Dailing. 3‘
was burned to'
The
a“ landmii’h'. Mr. Mervin
. ‘M;,plemed-his right breast.
The Allis-ileum
. is nothing more than the one where you exercsie good taste in '
the soles .tior. of your interior finish. ,
Hardwood floors add beauty to your furniture and draper- » ;
. ies and make your home more inviting, sanitary and warmer.
Let us tell you how little they cost whether for recovering
; old floors or building new; a talk with us and an examination
of our stock will not obligate you in any way but will no doubt 7 .
prove helpful to you in the selection.
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‘ NEW YORK,“Jan.s.—Lllileéanl Gob. ,
‘onel L. '1‘}; Huston, half owner of the
New York American league baseball
'cIIIb,,arrived in New York yesterday,
after 16 months’ service _i_n France
with the Fifteenth regiment of engi-
neers; Huston. who also is a veteran
“NoeraJk’s Leading Dry Goods Store
of the Spanish American war, was one
of the first men fmnrtbe big league to
enter the army. offering his services to
the War . Department on the (my the
United States entered the war.
AUTO DEAD STORAGE
F OR THE WINTER
$5.00 per month
We" carry in stock full lineCOf Bearings and Coils.
We Speciahze in Men’s Underwear
iz;o‘:::lb:lu 332$."ffeie‘133 3:335: MEN’S UNION SUITS
3:3;‘2:§.:‘;,:“,1;°::,;‘:::::S3,:11;: II Medium Weight Cotton .......... , ................. :32. 00—452. 25
much for them."- He said be approved Medium WBIEht Part W001 . ...... . ................... $2.50—33-09—$3,-50
a" the “”5 “ken by 1““ Dame" Heavy Weight Part Wool . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ; ...... $3.00—53.50——$4.50
Colonel eRuppert. to strengthen the —
$3,335,: 23:33:23,“: ”"99"“ . m MEN’S SHIRTS AND DRAWERS
' ’ Medium Weight Cotton ........ ..\ ............ . ....................... $1.37)
Sggglgggggesggm 5 Ribbed Fleeced Cotton ..... ............... . . $1.04) .
_. IN U. S. COURTl Medium Weight Part W001 . . . ............................... . . . . $2.90
. 5 Heavy Weight Part Wcol ......... . ........................... $390—$330
“S"V‘LW Tenn-v Jan- 39‘9“” Men’s Outing Flannel N ight Shirts . . . . . . . . ....... $1.50—-$l.89—$2.0=l
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Are- your- valuables, papers and securities properly pro-
tected? Have you a Safe Deposit Box? If not, we can pro
vide you with one for the small sum of $4.00 per year, in or:
modern Safe Deposit Vault. We will also act as custodian of
your Liberty Bonds without charge ,if you desire.
Our Savings Department pays 4 per cent. per year.
Open: a checking account‘and pay your bills by chcek.
The City National Bank
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MOTHER BY HER MARRIAGE that city.
‘ WOMAN BECOMES BROTHER'S
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who is held'witbont bail for a further'
PMS Tale °f Farmly ComplicatIons homing in connection with the bomb
Out-Poed in Manchester iexplosions
MANCHESTER. Jan. 3.——Here is a? Moore is said to have acted as sec-
;IaII- involving family complications; 1'9“"? )9?!” ago 1'0!‘ .
’similm to those whkh bewilder the 'w.ood leader of the Industrial “ork
els of the \Vorld now serving a prison
mad“ ‘“ PM” “cry of the man Whoisentence in the. west. Moore is well
iunknuwingly married his own strand. 9 known to the police as a radical.
immher The marriage of 1011“ Stone City councils ale expected to offer
llele retenlly. whose wife (lied Dcccm- a. 11""? “ma”! for the apprehension 0’
. ill] Ie bombers Two resolutions. one
her 12 to Miss Horencc B. Ta3-,Ior’
prmldlng for an :Ipproprlatéoa4x $5;
Inlakcs his wife the mother of hen own 000 and :IIIolheI fm $10,000. were in.
‘Ill‘OIhC‘T. Th9“. are other and ..\en,lloIIIIced in (ouncils today and Ieferr~
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ALSO WINDOW" GLASS CUT AND SET T0 ORDER
‘more startling dmelopmenls.M1.“| ‘0 commlttee
Stone became a hrOlher-lmlmv to his There has been no relaxation 0f v-I'g
3 ilamze on the part of the police and
q‘minlz'i‘l. :1 brothel'inlaw Il)’ mm federal autIIOIities in guaIdinr.r city
:I‘incc. In his daughter: and Ihp buglnnd federal buildings and prominent
band or his daughter’s sis“)? in law IiIizens .md officials.
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I” “‘f‘ b”""‘°“‘ ‘1‘” “mm“ "““w “r police “ho \\ cm into the. Inilitaly ser-
lIer broil IeI: mother Of her sisterIn-n-Re 131.1 summer returned to his
law. and grandmothel of IIeI husband 44 place as head or “39 DONG? YOdHY diS-
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MADE FRESH EVERY DAY
SPECIALS ‘FOR THIS WEEK
Chocolate Covered ,Cream
Walnut Cocoanuts
Pound Box 47c
Chocolate Covered Cream
Peppermin
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Molasses Cream Cocoanut
Box 18c
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Pound Box 47c Box 15c
ICE CREAM A SPECIALTY
THOMAS CONFECTI ONERY
THE OLD CANDY KITCHEN 24 SOUTH MAIN ST.
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E(IIIIlIr0n'.~I children ‘plaizlng “illiam ll. Mills. who “as
' , ‘ ‘ . Incllnp supelintendent. and “hose
:A. COHEN _ . F '3“ couple yore marrild by 'h' R“ l‘IoIne was one. of those uiecked bya
141 w.“ ill Street. . SO “I NOW ' .I l. Lindh. acting punter of the Con. bomb _
I .3": - . . ‘Ier Congregational cabinet» The I-;inI: ----
* t_service was used. They Were attend [BAKER FAVOI‘S
- ._-..- _ - --~ - _- _A_ -————»— _ - j" god by Mr. Stones daughter. Mm. ; BUY INC SITES OF
w d.\~w- 4333 art” .4332; i“. 4..." -m;*§. Frank Taylor as bridesmaid. and his TRAINING CAMPS
when his oxygen bottle broke. but re- sition of sevelal of the. cantonment.
covered Both men were frost bitten cites would be of beinefit to the ser-
He added that they could be
for summer mobilizations,
visional or el en
during their flight. .‘ i0“
‘used
Heinrich Oelerich. a German. held to}. di larger mane
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by Captain Lang.
Oelerich reacheda height
of 26 246 where quarters or mounds are exten
F urnitm'e
House F umishings
- 246 f9?! Esite enough for these purposes
Elllll CIII’I IlIlIl ANY
DIIIBRIIFI, IND IIIIR
STOPS CllMTIlll 0M
Save your hair! Make it thick, wavy,:
glossy and beautiful at once.
PRESIDENT WILSON IN PISA.
PISA, Thursday Jan. “'hen Pisa‘
was reached by the presidential spe—'
cial train tonight Mr. W'Ilson and his?
‘party had retired. Count dl Ccllerc.:
Italian Ambassador at Vl’ashlnglon _
and Thomas Nelson Page. A'IIIeIican'
Ambassador to Italy. descended to the "
station platform and conversed with
. officials. The people have been asked
_ not. to disturb the president. by check:
King when the train passes through
. towns and cities. .
Bonfires lighted in honor of MI“
' “’ilson have. been seen at many places
1 along the way.
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:of Dunderine. ‘0“ cannot find a single
tIace of Dandruff or falling bail and:
30m slalp will not ilfh. but. what will;
;please 3ou most will be alter a fen
invoke use \Illen you see new hair.
9 fine and downy at HI’irst—yesmbut real-
lmir—grmving all over the
‘. ‘ BELOW ZERO IN CHICAGO.
5 CHICAGO. Jan 3.-Chicagoans scuI-JY new
i -. Iied to work today in a temperature of scalp
'four degrees below zero. with assur-L A little DaudI-Iine immediately dou-!
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once from the weather forecaster that bles the beauty of \our hair. .\0 diffel
’ it would be. colder before it became
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NEW” BRITAIN, Jan. 3.—Snlvzltore'
\fangifice.” aged twenty—two. of 210
Front street. Hartford. was shOt and.
seriously injured this morning, by Othfi
ceI' John. Stadler, following an at-'
tempted burgary on East Main street:
Mangiflce was arrested at 3:30 o_’clock,l
after an hour's pursuit by the local po-
lice and removed‘ to the hospital,
where it was found thatOne bullet had
POLICE OFFICER
S’HOOTS BURGLAR SEE THE SPECTACULAR
THIRD U. 5. OFFICIAL WAR
PICTURE,
“Under i‘our Flags”
.-\ llliISlel'piece of actual scenes
from the last fierce struggles of
the NVOIIthaI“
At the Regent Theatre Monday,
January 6.
gv just moisten a cloth with Dander-I
inc and calefully dlaw it through 3oul
hair. takingr one small strand at a time
The effect is Immediate and amazing
-——your hair will be light, fluffy and
warmer. Icy sidewalks caused many
injuries from falls.
Frigid weather prevailed throughout
-Ihe Middlp W’est.’ practically every
state- reporting the lowest tempera:
rate of the winter.
COLD WAVE STRIKES MICHIGAN.
DETROIT, Jan? 3.—The east-bound
cold wave struck Lower Michigan ear-
ly today. and sent temperatures below
the zero mark all. several points The
coldest point In the lower peninsula re
dance: on incomparable lustre. soft~
ness‘and luxuriance, the beauty and
shimmer of true hair health.
Get a small bottle of Knowlton's
Danderine from any drug store or toi-
let counter, and prove that your hair
Is as pretty and soft as any—that it
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'3 lodged inhis stomach, and another . ‘
« ‘ The Sentinel Want. an.
James Robinson. superintendent of,
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the altitude record that was broken vers. as existing permanent facilities
On lul} 14 1914 for the army do not provide any post I
Try as \ml ulil. atter an application
once lIow dull.1aded. brittle and scrag- :
.wavy, and have an appearance of shun-El:
The repoxt
of sales or u in savings:i
stamps in this state up to Decembel I
Th i th 'th (1 d'l, shows that at that date Norwalk' ,.
e “‘5‘ mg ‘1‘" had purchased stamps to the amount'
.to the occupied zone timing llII a. :mis-
was to take. a look at Edward Moore or ”9‘“ 058 63 The per “pita sales in tice as much fuel as was sent them
Norwalk were $11. 34.
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town' 8 $8. 90;
$9. 03:
’ lIc $18. 58.
‘ The
illethel.
Bridgeport,
Brooklield.
Danbury,
. Darien,
‘airfield,
Greenwich.
, Huntington.
Monroe.
New Canaan,
.Newtown.
\‘orwalk,
Reddlug. -
Ridgefield.=
‘Staml'ord
Stratford,
'tVVeslporl .
’\\'illon.
Ansonia leads all the towns
state with an average peI person of
Hartford‘s
William Has" $10 88; New Britains $11. 42
figures
town 5 follow ;
capita is
Middle-
Derby, $14; New Hav en,
per
New London $20 66; Vl'illlman I
for l-‘airfiI-Id comm
Sales 10 Per
Nov. 30. Camila
$ 21,647.77 $7.10
1,693,244.81 11.10
4,366.14
156.120.66
26,255.00 5. 25 g
28,860.38 2 .42 .-
222.927.93 15 .2]
78,814.18 9 19
6,318.44 3 74
66,396.57 17. ~17
20,033.10 8.01
295,058.33 1]. "i
15,371.62) 7. 68
30,416.35 9.30
335,914.39 8.73
44283.27 3. 42
46,759.89 8.76
12,353.33 6.83.
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’ C‘ :sI-lecthe draft law. Arguments prob—l AME orwa nves e n ' ON H 1
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in the. third quartel of 1918 and also
such Inachineiy and spam pelts as
may be required by industries in the
occupied region. In return the Allies
will appoint a commissioner to ar-
Iange. for ceIIain quantifies of run
materials to be. sent across the in. ine
,into Germany. This will melon. Im-
'elnployment which ollleluise mil-ht
'have Iesulted to take on exampler—in
'Ihe iIon smelling IIIstIict of lesson and
DOItmund “hose supply 01 i101 m:-
llum the lmllaine and Sa: II r4 giOI had
1been suspended since the aI'InIHi I‘
:1; 5 In addition IIII Blitish militmy g. \(>I
’ 'nm at ( oIOgIIe vllanuIlCPS that I): kill
"in: on Janudly 1 impmtatiom nl
l'oodslufls. raw .lllillCllilIS and PX]X"‘$:~'»
lly authorized manufactured 4113- II s
llom llll(l("’(llplfid Germany will be In I-
milled into the lf’lH'llll'lly Uctuph’l l.v
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best man. The ceremony was per; (Continued from “mpp.‘°, iNorwalk, Shelton Derby Anson“; All. Moderate PrIces.
:2; formed at the home of his son-inflow; .. l 'd ' ~ C ed't If D ‘ d
:Tllere were many relatives present.?sal'3'. 5 P. 45 E R a? t J k St 1 .l‘ l QSIFQ '
‘TIIO couple left on a wedding' trip I SPCI-ctary linker would not llis- 3 let ’ ' " 00 ac son " '
”my __‘ _ __‘ gloat: what training camp sites had} New York !
een Iecommended by the general! Steamels leave N01'\\all\. 4 D 111-.
5AMERICAN BREAKs lstalt' for permanent retention. Hel South waalk 5: 30 p. m.. for deli ”A--- - -
5 AIRPLANE RECORD grind specdicallg IIOWGYPI‘, that lIlPiEI‘) in Ne w YOIk at 7 a. m.. the follow
; -._..._ spasit on of {ring fields was not In: morning Fl 01:11“ "Gone“ horn
l LONDON Jan " ~F13'ing a British “0" involved. 7. 30 a. m. to 5: 30 p m '2- AUTO SUPPLIES
iailplme at lnswiill gesterda Cs J The secretary Indicated 'h‘" ”“sI Steamers leaxe New York 3‘ 3 p m i ‘1meng
film“ '1 5’ P l'mgram had no relation to recom dolly. : BICYCLES vungmmg
I max. on American. established .mendations that may be made at Phone—Norwalk. 1509' South Nell A L" DDVE
I“ new altitude record, reaching a some future time with respect to the walk. 604: New Y0I~.k Olchard 761“ I ' ‘L
lheIght of 30 500 feet Observer blow- figmenon‘l l:nilitsuyl policy. Since? NEW YORK & NAUGATUCK I PhorilsETQ-OZN ..
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:9" who accompanied him collapsed ment. in any case, he said, the acqui- VALLEY LINES. me. i 70 ‘ -—--L
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“om old tire of yours. 0.:
I'ulvaulzel's do wonders wifr:
“om shoes and inner tubes.
livoubles, often trebles, the life
Isn‘t in more
economical to pay us for good.
\‘IIICHIIIZIllg than to buy new
tires especially new when no
cost of new tires mounts daily?
‘NlIIlWAIIl SUPP” SM?
29 Wall St. Norwalls,
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AFTER THIS WEEK
I Will discontinue my wagon and
sell meat only from my store
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'l'hose who have patronized the wagon will receive the
same satisfatory service at my store.
I wish my many customers a. Happy New Year and solicit
tier continued ammo ma I :as a I ..
JohnBRisllol
Norwalk Chronicler