rm” JAN, 17, 1919
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.. : Louis A. Ochs of Bridgeport. is now‘ , . '- , . ,
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2.. 2 -' “2}” “3d Sheets staying at the Clifford ‘Hotel. :
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l 5.] gi‘ 513':. l Patrolman. Frank Strntzor. invosti» _
‘ {M :.;2.l «if-c. full gated a complaint yesterday afternoon - . _
F that a woman was making a tlislnr‘bx
ESL—":0!” o. pat- .mtte :tl lllt" \Vnshinztonm‘ ' ““1
1" ‘ ,1, 1 1 ”Q __. ' In one of the fastest and (danger;
' 'l' ult‘ ' T‘.‘ OLC. .. i ’
‘ ‘ ' ~ - "'1 >3 ‘- r plaved on the Rugs:- 0 t
Gus Manna-r of South Mam street. 4.,th ”9 . j . . .
- - “ ' court The Norm alk A. C. untamed the.
V...“ “M “MWS’ a underwent an operation in a New York Ridgefield Five‘at the town hall liy the
”"4 hospital yesterday afternoon and :10- scoro of 22048. Ridgefield led lll the
'rortlinsr to l‘t‘DOl’lS received tmlav is first hnlt' h)’ n pomts, tho from hint?
r " "' it ’ *5; ~ r \‘i (v nitvlv . lt-9. In the second hnlz the» 0s
‘6 ii. QI‘lNKS ‘tmp 0 n, ' " iwnllrs tightened up and played “'01?
'tlorlul hull. Mason and Meeker were
the stars for Norivalk. Loar)’ and
:VVilllams filan‘d an exceptionally fine
- game for Ridgefieltl. “Todld” Snliith ul-
’ " ' ' ‘1 ‘ " ‘. Norwn ks w ion 1e
' As an cxtrn incentiVP 19 “Engine Snidté‘llgdlhgll'4glfil‘ng shots which hell).
January clearance sale at Tristram & .5” the $001.0. The “MVP is as t‘ollovs‘s
Ilvatt‘s that. enterprisin: firm is an- {or .\'orwull< A. C. —
,tkemo note}, We“! .. Dancin: every Saturday night at
‘ “rem South Norwallt the Armorv. Co. I... C. S. G.
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trnER FORECAST." '
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\"l“\*“li “ml "'“mU‘ uotmcing the opening of their annual M4: on ‘ g 5 ll
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' ‘ lanthhl“ nntl h‘l‘urd‘u' wlntv Sale. Wlll‘Ch begins Saturda, ‘ \Vilhnms
n this. rl mt Nnuhtn-n (llS— ~ . V \II f th otlttr q ecial bar- (ourl
.141 oxwr lllt~ Ali>sissippi motlllllp. ‘ 0 " ‘ p I -~ lonl'v
nun; plumb and rainy gains tn the various departments are13tppkvr . ‘ -
.liliil'V'l'll (listrirls. The still in forct-. Read the adv. on thv- [‘ l c. (‘nrbone
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. . ‘. ., mr h lxcntuolt). last pogo. 1‘ l’.
.;. .. nm {-1. “or. man; too . p 1’ , Thomas
:n l-. Li. r411» in; miltl tour. ‘1‘ l '1‘ ‘ l t m" -‘” “" r f
'~ - - » t , - ‘ .~~ ‘ -‘< '1- . is ll'tlnlllS. n'lln UPS. ‘mv <. _ >- '. . .
““‘3' ‘ ' ' " Y' ‘I' 'r”""' i ‘ onJoyod until a late
M ('lll was . .
holtr.n Mimic was furnished by Ll
(-oln's orchestra. The .Xorwalk A. C.
will travel to Naugatuck January 21,
zmtl on \Vedne‘sday they will play the
fast rectors for the amateur champion-
ship of the state, on Thursday. Jan
nary 23. tho Naugntnt-ks will appear in
Norwalk to play the A. C. S. at Comv
munity llull.
tor plant. vndivo. celery, lottuw. Slllll‘
’zuh. (lltinllo's u. it. Aw».
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VEATHER A YEAR AGO
TODAY.
Ilia-ll.
low ‘ A special mot-tint: of the McMilllen:
l I Yacht club wns lwld last night at the;
‘ oluli rooms for tho purpose of hearing;
' the proposal for u now club 1101189;
O and olectinn or now nmmlwt‘s. This;
‘ wow the lurgt-sl :unl tnoSl onlluisiasitq
I ews tnwtinir vvr‘r held by the Club. No:
tlvfitiito action was taken. All matter;
was laid on tho tnlllc until the annual;
.su- lllt't'llll': in lerunry. Al‘tor llw mcet- Cried
' _ ' " int: tin upward had (me or his famous
lt«.~ imruth; Jim: ~ «ii 31-3 Main “mph“ waiting.
‘ ' Putz. >~riuu<ly ill for
ittiilz'ur-
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Sl,§lillt:'ll'¢" at;
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LITTLE BROTHER RUN-DOWN
Recov-
and Fretted—How He
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I Mountainvillc. N. Y..———“.\ly little
{brother had typhoid fever, and it. left
{him with no appetite. weak. run-down
‘ztnd always crying—Wind proved a.
wonderful tonic in building him up
and restoring his strength after ev-
erylhing vise fallod."—l.ucy Sherman.
Tho rnnson \‘inol was so successful
in this littln boy's" cusp. is becauseit
L'Olltililln‘ the vary elotnvntw newlml to
build up u \wnltenod, run-(lotto sys-
tem, tunlw rich. red blood and create
strength.—-~l~‘rank II. Baxter, drugtzist
nml drugglms m. erywhcro.—».»\dv.
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-X'l."\\ ll .2 _J.0H’ BOY"
i For "’l‘ln- Love of Mike" Sen “Tho
-.~ g. 3,... , -I. 3- ,m ;,"n; “Hm. mun “ho (“II-."lt‘ hut-k" in a pair of our
, Ht his and nifty bllUPS. ill}; pair of men’s SllOPN‘
"V lilil (X"‘|‘f’:i'l““(‘I-‘; f:’::;::‘;:; \‘lllllt‘tl at $5 Till to 6.50 values. Spociztl
‘ l‘Vll’w‘ ‘ Amhfiitp 'lljll;.i.‘,.‘,‘1],r:l snlu :i,l $3.48 M pair for Saturday and
lulifgill ll“ ‘tlu; xv Tin View}; 3lnlltl.!\’ only. Lot nothing lmvp you
lowrminin; “m1 i;‘_<'1"1(hti‘r(\ nutty from tin-st: bargains. as you will
‘mtm :1. :llio'llnl is t"~;1¢'ll(lt“ll to not so." (hr-me liargains again. Louis
Avriuk. l‘oni Office Block.
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ANUARY
_ ANCE SALE _
As usual at this time of. the. yeae, we
‘8 going to dispose of our surplus stock 1
and odds and ends at GREATLY RE-
DUCED PRICES.
Below are listed a few items, but
many more are on display at our store. j
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Douglas Shoes
Pat. Vamp, Blue Kid Top
Stamped 956-50- $4.48
WOMEN’S
Tm Calf Lace
Lit-"a; and High Heel
$3.98 .
WOMEN’S
Black Calf and Vici Kid
High and Low Heel
sum Reg. $4.50. $348
I Now Reduced to 1
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WOMEN’S WOMEN’S
DOUGLAS AND REGAL S A-TIN SLIPPERS
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g \ ~11th \l’lté‘x $2.48 92.00 in $3,5(L 9 c
5 CHILDREN’S l W m
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é 5‘in P 9 9 Q I 3P - A l Black, Cloth Top, Button, Low Heel
l1. 1:: l 3 $g=£5
xix!“ ‘ fl Rollin". to $31)”, th‘a' :3
‘13—” ,1} . $Ig I 59‘" _<;;:tx,:;1tl5¢):il.\‘. $8E43
VJe will give a. reduction of 0 Ac
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l price of $0.09 and up purcnased Fridzy 21cm Saturday, January 17.11
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The Franklin Academic. opens the:
season with a Ilefnal again“ CONN?
Jr., high to the' tune oi eleven .0 nine;
Centa' uruuga; ncmc 'hl' ""~'-' “5““
the gravy yesterday" afternoon at the‘
Lincoln school toztr‘f file Acmlrmic
five put una §troog tight to the‘tinlsh;
and as the hull we: goin: it: we airf
from McMahon‘s hantm tn».- béll; tung,‘
(let-luring the ganlo was over and the;
ball sailing pea'witllb' Tlgllt into “19‘
basth. making it -nine for Franklin. 3
In the. first halt Framt‘in was on the‘
slump and could not maku «a basket‘
while the Centers piled up two baskets;
and one four, making it 5 10 0 in favor?
of Center. l‘ltis was too much PI' .2?
start agnlmt Ftanitiin uni 1th rm! to
be so.when the second half ended.
The Academic without a minute's
practice started the gum V-‘iill a will.
Fitch was at C.( LUC—l‘ rind lll(‘l' [:rhtr-«I
to be the mm: )1 the minute and ham-
ed pile the scone. With his pisscn, and
getting one. clear‘une htznstl”. Mc-
Mahon, who proved t.) In: the best. tut-n
on the court wa.. ."ull of gin :0: 'tu-l rep
and almost played the gum: by himsetr
getting all of [friltlkllll'x‘ pomts but two
which Fitch got. McMahon hall a. 1131(l
10b to get away fro-o llanlun who was
next best. man on the tint -. .\l<Mahoh
would get about sown-rights of the
court away from his goal rim! thrrw}
the ball towards his Datsket and 8(1:
ting it in twice out of twice. “I'll-"rm
were many fouls Mum alums: smiled
the game. but with Tarlov and hauler.
the game awakened. l. 'l‘arlov. though
very email, was thorn wit“- bz-lls on
and played '1 splffltlld name from be-
ginning to fini‘:‘.t tzml alt-tough mulling.
no baskets, he would lulu: the ball
nwuy from hisaopponr‘nts and put it
into the hands of his comrnvlcs. Ha
“oultlsncak up and bn an firough th
Center's defense nnd spoil man)" a
basket. lander was another man who
would do uh- anlov. but Lauder would
keep the bull awhile and puzzle his
enemies and then pass it to ’l‘arlov or
McMahon who would ll'bk” tu') mut-
litmus.- (.‘vntcr minn- inn. .‘Iw fits? ttlr.
ll'l'tt with Jim]: "Vt‘ll't Iyw :uns 9nd
gills and expat-wt! to make the
gun;0 an easy victory. Eodo;
played the first hull and could
no; loop on his. foot. szo of course.
ho was always out of (JP, game and
(fill no good but anlkl‘ fouls. so he was
on tln- bunch wit-2n the 'second but! be.
gun, “Woke, who hazl l lurzl time
.--.:z::inst his oppouvnt r'mi-l not get
down into the gatnv and nnulo a few"
bad plays and more. good plays. Con-i
For (mine with ‘horun «lmus‘ in their
pockets.
Next, Thursda? lllv sumo trams will
meet and this time Franklin A. C.
promises; to mm Center and square
things up. Tuesday“ atzzrruoi Frank-i
lin commercial will again ploy Center
and will make it a hot gnmo.
The line-up is as follows.
Center Jr. High
Murphy .. _ p l. Tulov
’ left guard
llanlan McMahon
right guard "
lithium:r Wicke
left forward
Blake Lauder & Foam
right forward
Frank Fitch
center.
Goals. field. goals. McMahon. 3:
Fitch; Frank 2; Blake:.Hanlan, 2.
Fouls: McMahon. Hanlm.
Referee: Prat. men-gt.
CONGRESS FOR A LIAGUI OF
NATIONS
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NEW YORK. Jan. fir-The League
to Enforce Peace, of which former
president, todo- be ,, math “In!
hundred thououd‘y Eamon-”lo the
Nations."
'der the auspices of the League in
various section; of the country. the
President William 11qu M. In
"National Com» tor a M 0!
Census: will be held un-
mmmwaaaaemmums
Ccpyrfiht l'll ’ Holt 3-“ ltafl’ut-r- 8: Mar:
NOR WALK
——~Caps, Caps, Caps, O'Brion.
A special invitation to all
tend the service of the First Methodist
church on Sunday“ evening.
ject will be "The Bargain Hunter."
Franltlin Air. '9 BAVOid
Influenza
builds up the system to a full
health standard.
- Linguine should cirrus be taken at
moMMotacouhorMult
overcomes the cause and removes the
am. Best. remedy known for brou-
Allinruaxiou-ém and 31.20.
first meetings being at New York”
February 5-6,, 33d Boaters. Ffibljfi‘
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The East Norwalk Cash Grocery
The HEW Quality ,Gtzooeries at Lowest Prices.
Come and b9 convinced-
BUTTER—v _
Finest Creamery.
64c lb.
FLOUR—-— .
Jones’. Gold 1V edal or
Pillsbury’s $ .49 bag
SUGAR CORN—
leans Molwseé 3'91! will find the real article here.
leans Moalsses vou will find the real article here.
EGGS—
Candled ..... 57c do_7..
GRAHAM FLOUR—
5 lb. bag ........ 31c
IXIE' BACON—
By having your system in good
Take lllnonino an a
mmtltlve. This well‘knowu
tunedy restores vitality and
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You men who want a at it or overcoat at a int \5
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You mothers who'll-n“: ' )YS :T‘ clothe should
miss this money saving on: ,.:t'unity.
" Our best: styles and qualities including But
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Scltatfner' & Marx suits and overcoats. Manhattan. ll! ,
Shirts andother standard makes of clothes ml :17
furnishings. all-9:0 in this. sale at greatly reduced.‘
prices. it
“’c started witha his: stock and there are still. :2
plenty of sizes. styles and good patterns to choose ”
from :
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‘ Furniture
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" House. Furnishings ~
in]; A. .1. counts (:0.
The New Year
lie-opens Jan. 2, 8:30 a.m.
~ AUTO SUPPLIES
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BICYCLES VULGANIZING
A. MODNE
Phone 957—4
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Good Workers i w; m
_ SECOND-3% CLOTHING
me'ty ! We payhighpriou. -
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”Want-St, mum
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A lantern comes in mighty hand:
on dark nights and early mornings to
tend the furnace or in the burn or
garage or wherever the flashlight
won‘t quite till the bill.
We have a large stock of good sen
viceable lanterns in several sizes and
MERRILL BUSINESS
‘ COLLEGE ,
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‘ patterns. Also road inntnrn! with
rubyrear lights and burn lanterns
lwith large reflectors.
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Extra fine (malbcycan A ll). ...... 400
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CAMI’BELL’S PORK AND BEANS. a can . . . . llc
GRANULATED SUGAR . . . . . . . . . . .. 5 lbs. 49c
LIBBY‘SCON.MILK.................;2can525c
FULL WEIGHT swat}? £10m MILK. a can géc
3 Al". .A - at can” .......... 1c
gugfif‘fii‘izi’haplmcmo FLOUR . . .. 2 okzs. 23¢
AUNT JEDIIMA’S PANCAKE FLOUR. a Dkg‘. 14c
EcoNom MATCHES ....... . ...... . 6 boxes 29;:
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THE NEW bClENCF i
,OEleTION 0F CHIROPRAmul
}cause of the disease and the an o:§
l-ldjusting the same. Disease is caused
gby a wrench, twist or sprain in the
{back Even If done in childhood. it
acreates pinched nerves and pain in'
'3 later life in the different organs and
;limbs. , 3
Albert ‘F. Gettebe
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25 Washington St.
Prompt Delivery.
LANTERNS . . . . . . . 49:: to $2.50
lT'S HERE tF IT’S HOUSEWARE
So. Norwalk
Phone 527
fdlsease and pain, health is restorer‘
{through harmonizing the nerve syr
’rems in )our body. Female troublr‘
also curvo
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Chiropractor: remove the cause 01‘;
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It you have any broken
Sole Sieris Friday
CGFFEE—Cottage brand.
A pound . .
FAIRBANKS LAUNDRY'SUAP' '. . '. '. '. '6' bars 25s
OATMEAL—In the bulk . .
The 356 quality coffee.
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fgiven special attention;
g'ure ol' the spina
‘ El‘Pl giving the Chiropractor a. Chane: -
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window. glass have us
replace them, thereby
saving heal.
nu thltllAM co.
ascoamons
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You will never re
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Magnetic Treatments Given Also.
'1'. FRANCIS. B. C.
Norwalk Chronicler