. , _
All restrictions as to Goal
oflcnlly ofl‘ own; to mild
ther, increased supply and
ills war' s end.
no applications, no regula-'
no obligations, no
of any kind—go as far
’ you like as in the good old
m. There is only one dis-
_ - 1'. note, ——th1> fummh
high“, —-same as o r
i 1111' J ‘-and Wm 1‘0.
' hill tor-the balance of
um. Bht one may get
fill the coal he needs and that
' something—yes, much—
“hen his memory goes back
.. fl“ World’s Best Hatcheli
3, :e:==_~
Listen to what Chas F Townsend,
9‘ Président of the National Poultry As-
fixation says: .
'3' . 11 our extensive tests of incubators
'6' found sueral of the ‘right‘ kind but
110111- of them appealed .10 me so strongly
as did the ‘Buckey‘c. \‘11: had one that
cost only eight dollars lh 1t machine
Was “it~ every 111i111111'. It just ran itself
—di1l its own regulating and supplied
its .1111: llloisturc. And hatch? It hatched
c’vi‘ry l'.’1l1'h:1l1!1- 11:1: 111- 1'1'1'1' put in it.
That ‘lluckryc' 111111110 11' :1p,'11'.-11111 to
tile 111'1.'&111.~’1 it f('(|llu"d 11r:11li1".'1ll_1 1111
attention. 11 hatclu' 'd 1'1'11'1' l1.1t1l1:1bl1- 11:2
and it didllt co<t much 1111)111-_1'.l:1m
11011 usim: R11ck1"_11-111rrulator.~ 1xclus-
i1'rl_1.'
«Buckeye 1rc11llatoz' s are duarnnteeo‘:
to llat1h c"111_1 hatchnbh 1:11: and remain
in pcrhct unrkil. 1' or'd1r for hve _1'1.'11's.
Made in four ~1/1-s and old as low 11:
‘gAglberti l). Morgan
842WASHINGTON L33 .
’1.’;Erankforters ..... _ ...... 24c lb.
golcgns. ._ ............ 24c 1b.
, Salt Pork ............... 30c lb.
'f igound Steak . ......... 28c lb.
, sirloin Steak ..... , ...... 28c lb.
Eli‘lfprterhouse Steak ....... 28c 1b.
A. ..Qhopped Beef ........ '. ., 221: 1b.;
P91. Roast .............. 250 1b.
7' 'goast Pork ..... , ....... 32c lb.
,, First- class Hindquarter Beef,
20c lb
17 ELY AVE.
SPECIALS *
or This f Week
ARS—Largeb'sise can. ' .
Gut-to. ' .2 cans 25c
_ 3 lbs. 20c
IAIRBANKS’ LAUNDRY
~80AP .......... '6 bars 250
EPIGURE JELLY POWDERS,
WRITE GLEANSER,
............ 4c
.....
. 100;
er’ 5 Market
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. Every House
1 without a hardwood floor can be increased m value by re- "
layin; with Oak Flooring. ' ’
~ , mar noose: owns
can better afi'ord hardwood flooring than carpets—costs less
, Continued iii First Pm-
probably lower than that of any other
country in the world This is a strik-
ing tribute to the purity of the lag]:
bwple, and an indication thatt
country is living up to its ancient tra-
‘ dltions in one respect at least.
Norwalk’ 3 Loading Dry Goods Store
in the beginning and lasts as long as the house.
nvnnY WOMAN
wants hardwood floors, they mean less work—less dirt,
and greatly improve the appearance of any room.
Back of our recommendation of our OAK FLOORING is a
reputation which 18 as carefully guarded as a business character
The Hatch {z Bailey Co.
}
Some of the other conclusions ar-
rived at by the Registrar-General are
‘also interesting. The marriage rate
lot the country, for instance. is low
'and in this réspect has not apprecia—
‘bly changed for fifty years. The user-
§§age age 1; marriage to higher in Ire 1
;land than in other countries. This. of '
’Zcmu'se. is due not to the absence of
a natural desire for martial? on the
hpart. of young lrlslmi gums 11-1331 wo~
men, but mthe absence of the means
of starting housekeeping. The coun-
U5 being predomlnhntly agricultural.
am there being few industrial enter-
bl‘lsefi to employ the superflous mem-
bers of the family, they have all bad
to. cling on .to the old home. long after
they have become mariagenble. 'and
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' iVaast Bros. 'Garage
the elder son always regarded it as a; 72 X 72 _________________
‘duly to see that the younger ones
”18"? We?!“ provided £01 before he yen-l 72 X
lured to bring in awifo. That all mild-E 70 X 88 '
zed to defer marriage to a late peliod
Napkins to Ma
WELDING
Body and Fenders Repaired
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A change in this r9spect is looked
“or in the coming yem. when indus &
!lines are expected to be more plenti-
1.1111 and when technical education has-
made more pmgless than it has done;
in the past. ,
The experience of the four and a;
half years of war has shown that. Ire-I
nland can support a much larger popufi
Elation than her present 4.000.000,‘
which fifty years ago was 8,000,000.;
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Butto do this it is necessary that?
home industries should be started:
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and thal the war prices for agricultur-i
Err
. ;;\ M -.,;-— 3%* V 1‘.“ ZK‘EB'.‘ gm: 2.-
Expandmg the January Sale
This time the recruits are from the DOMESTICS ft
SECTION and include many and various practi-
rial items including—-
TABLE LINEN. 70 inch.
PATTERN CLOTI'IS
90 .................
$4.50 .and $4.75 1111;.
ALL LINEN NAPKINS
92
24x24 .................
$1.011. 111.25. $2.00. $2.25. $3.00 .111
HUCK‘TOWELS
29c. 39c. 50c oath
PATTERN C LO‘I'HS
............
I
..... .. $4.75 .‘
..... $6.011
....... $5.50
tch , _ .
”--.,“ q _ , ,_ . .
Napkins to Match
UNloN NAPKINS 2
24 ....... . ................ $4.011
20x20............ ............ 33.1.1.
PILLOW CASES
‘.
....... $5.110
....... so.__ 110.
....... s11.__ 00
37V 50
’4
al produce should be maintained. ‘-
The lndstriul question is one which
is interesting a great many Irish peo-
ple in America and the British-colony
lee who have made fortunes ln’those;
countries and who have a natural de-5
sire to do something to stimulate the:
growth of wealth in the home land.
Under the Government plans of re“
Every Day This We k
Sperry & Barnes’ Pork Chops ........ 35c lb
Sn'erry & Barnes’ Sausage ............ 32c'—-34c lb.
81X90...... ........ 5..
72x90 .................
72x90 .................
”y
50 DOZ.- WEARWELL SHEETS
j
..................
W HITE GOODS
file P0 [in ..... 25c. 39c. 45c rd. .
lte V01.29c. 50¢.65c 65cyd.
....... $1.75
....... $1.69
....... $150.1
construction which have been outlin-
ed there will be aflord9d plenty of op-;
portunit) for doing this tor the Gov-
ointment efforts will require to be sup-
ported by private enterplise if they
are not to be wholly fruitless.
One thing is [natty certain, and that.
is that emigration in the future will.
' be far less than tn pr—e war times. The
Main: generation is being grounded‘
' 111' riuc‘ 1| . l1 9.
in l p 'l q ‘ at theil UM Ct tics who for 1110 years hate been try-
. 0 ll 1 ' ' , ' ~ - , .
Idlnd'sdsiifto :nld‘teo lgaggfilltgg, igznl‘r: in: to discover ”(9 supposed man or
‘ ' 'mo-n "higher up" who direct the op-
weat among the '11 1 :1'1 .' ‘ ' .'-. . .
L ‘ u h I" "n" 01““ '1-1'111111ns of the rubber band whlch
tcln Europe. The thilst tor mitlcu- . . .
.' , . . . , . . .
lion has been vastly stimulated. and finituugia) duttmobllc m makm‘k,
il be r me I . (1 tJ ..
. than: ct'di-mbcl‘orte (311133201: Sigrid}: MX mo" including Oviedo Were
' ' held in the p1 mtcnlmn accused 01‘
the muss's 01' 1h 101111 ' ' cr- .
‘ 0 W l h“ ""d ht‘ln); membcls of the band.Se1cral
gone :1 profound change. which will' ~1.-r~ 2‘” ,
more and more lllanit'est itself as tim1- “‘ ' M ago one Of them, Rafael ‘ (-4
Home-made Sausage ...................... 25c lb.
Frankfurters 23c lb.
Snare Ribs ........... . ............. - ...... 236 lb.
Sirloin and Porterhou‘se Steak ........... 31c lb.
Smoked Shoulders ...... ' ............. 27c—30c lb.
JOHN B. RISKO
5 LEXINGTth AVENUE .
No Charge Accounts. Cash only.
ROBBER BAND " !
CHIEF MURDERED
Continued from First Page
T in- killing of 0110110 plac9s another
1'11bsta1le in the path of the. authori-
l
. lame is said to have offered to con—
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No Orders - - No Deliverles 5.“..'.‘;,'};...'.'.:'::, 3:55.." 2‘“»«' 331‘; “1'5. “"'- .z"““1”-'.."“""1"".‘.’.h“tie“ 1,2011;
get out of 11111 10111111 1' as quickly as an 1m "0““ (nose in s ('9 ' “U
. . . . 9.11:; later Oviedo offered to tell?
posslblo will be greatly modified. and “,‘f' 1 , , , ,, , , .
the idea bi’ livina'in Ireland and 1'01"“hm 111 knew and W170 d8“ afiel-
Ireland will be greatly developed. :11'11111 lu- was lulled. 1' our others who
4—; 12.; 3.393521:
.1'emuined in prison have not olfct‘ed
.uny statemhnts to the authorities.
The gray automobile. late in 1916
and early in 1917 figured in numerous
daring and productive raids. Pasing
.us agents 01 the district government}
[and bearing forged credentials, the‘
,occupants would stop in front of a'
house. enter it. on the- pretext of
searching: for arms 01' robbers. or with ‘
. . . . . . . [no pretext at all. take what they t'an-
Ml.l,lonurl..\\ . 0.111n'1. . . _
nor does he relziu'ditdy’iin; 11:11:15 :d1nelli] ; ("my and (mm “Wm" .At theheight'ol .
Mm 110 is :1 practical 1111111 of busl.:"“‘?“ career the bandlts. pursued by 11
Hess. with :m 93‘? to the saving 01‘ pollcc motor (1111'. waged a l'unmn'
time, and travelled by air moiety asllight with their pursuers through tho.
o. matter of monomy It is suggested l’aseo de la Retorma. one 01' the min-
ill-1'9 that bankels and 1.1111111) 1ntiicials1flpal hwbways or the C") Sev oral.
who have ,0 till Ongagcluehts in diff- deaths resulted llom the intolchangc
9mm parts of the country and whose 50f ”fie “no”
time is Valuable may be expected to Lat9l a society
I COMMERCIAL USES
FOR THE AEROPLANE
(Continued From First Page)
PEOPLES’
Libner’s Building Benton Street
-into six hours :1 journey which would
have. consumed :34 hdurs by train.
A."
1
Grand Opening Prices
11 oman complained
lWhen France Paid $747,000,000 Be-
‘cy expenses were $1,747,800.000. To pay i
tduringflhe war cost
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FRANCO- PHUSSIM WAR.
s—‘m_
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ll. Krieger C11.
OVERCOATS
ForJ/Ien. Youths and Boys
At. Moderate Prices.
Credit If Desired.
sides the $1, 000,,000000 Indemnity.
The French budget after 11‘“ dose
111 Inc Fr .mco-German war of 1570-71;
estimated the money cost ofthe 11a1' !
at $747,800.01"). Adding to this the‘
indemnity of 8.000.000.0011, total mun—'3
it
I
for this 8.850.000.0111! was l'zllSt‘d. the;
expenses.
About $120,000,000 was 1131211119111
implements, etc. The rest was (in:
aimed by loans mostly in foreign;
widely over‘subsct'lbed. The first' t L- — -- "7"
loan was for $150.000,000, issued to; i w -LK
l
the government I
surplus being used l'or demobilization?
through new taxes. sales of food. war
countries ,w'hlch, as is known. were;
yield about 5 per cent.” The next loan ?
lF'v'esh o1‘Corned Shoulder .
The 1131:111de on 11111111111 bulden 01
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lollow his example.
His exploit has increased the specu-
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to the aut‘tuuilies that she had seen} “hm" 5150009300 l0 the nation‘ 5 bud-
la valuable necklace stolen from he” get of which amourl’t $80,000,000 was
'about 7 1-2 per cent. The sum 1111 £30
. . .Spareribs ................... :cc
-$.l00.000.000 was borrowt'd from the' 1 Pigs Feet _ 1;;
Bank of France. Knuckles "4.11
The prominent loans in which for E‘Ccrned Hams‘ ........ . . ..... —(.
cign countries were so largelyintcl- c°""€d 399' T°"'9“e """"" EC
cstcd wow the fi1st loan or $445,;01111 lsm°k°° T°"9”es """ it":
Will ‘ l h 1 d ,Go Id Medal Butter ...... '1'.
a11 ‘ e 5‘00" loan of $100 ”0“ Famous Creamery Butter Ific
000. Both issues wow the biggest ' Swastika Brand ................ :51;
financial transactions 111111111 to 111111! Strictly Fresh Eggs S'C't:
lime in recent history. The tilst of BeSthslawl, BPECf‘
lhese . ‘ 1 1 am ea ou tly.
Isms cost ihc l'l 1111b garter-ll ‘L We handle nothing but the bes ,
. ment 6. -9 per cent and the second 6.06 l 3 lbs Sauer' K1111: , . . 250
:lll'l' (em {Economy Bacon . ............... 3-81:
.by the auto bandits. on the. neck of an
1
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am...“ ....
For All the Week
lation on the future 01' tlying as a com- .
mmc'a' business. Hundreds of ““1“idiillcesrsqsdiifiii1:5??uéojegggtielzh:'
tar ll 11;: ~ ' ‘ ‘ i
y H 111111 “0m hke ‘0 continue present trom an a1llni19'1. The alleg- '
, f . ' 1l1ei1 1121'1101'k.'l‘o what extent peace ,,
Round Steak ........................... 200 lb. :3: conditions will offer opportnlty ‘0 oiln'f‘iveln?11:1:cggfirilazn11eh:£111???)th
, _ ., . _. ','. e .
Porterhouse Steak ....................... 266 lb. ilhem ‘3 an lntetestlng questlon. Thus :pparentlv this clue did not lead to
. ' _ far no deflmtc projects {01' passenger the leaders ofAthe robbers |
Shoulder Steak ......................... 200 lb: 1 3:03:21 319"“? havehblt'e‘lk Stiff“: :1- The opelati1'es.howe11.er linallyi'
_ '. ereismuc a 0383' '
_ ,, a wele surrounded while engaged in rob~ ,
Flank Steak ....... . ..... . . ......... 7 ...... 100 lb. 1 ,jgnggg'1f;,‘;'.;,,g'dgsgdfiig';”33:35:;l bin" 11 house in the foreign colony ‘1
Buckwurst 35C lb . Suggestion has been made that one But each time that it appeared that
""""""""""""""""""" ' . 101‘ the large lilac-blues of a tvpe which ”I" truth was near disclosure. the,
‘feal Cutlets . 35c 1h 'rec’ently 0,8.“ 11‘d forty-0n" passengels principal witness counted on by the;
- ' ' ' """"""""""""" ' ' over London making a two-hour (light-1‘ state to establish its case, dies. Thus]:
Ste'lv V03! .......... ’ ...... , ,,,,,,,, , ______ 30c lb_ 1 .11 a speed of mole than 100 miles an passed Mercadante and Oviedo.
' hour might be used in the London
‘
I'resh Shoulders .................... . .". . . . 30c lb. 4 «and Paris service The largest num- STATE OFFICERS
1 or of persons previously carried Bf. :
Smoked Shoulders . . ..................... 280 lb. an airplane in England was twenty l V1821}... 0‘ SP OF A'
‘1 , . . - , . 7 "“
I'ranlsfurters . . . . .' ........ ,. . '. . . .-’ ......... 24c lb. _ ' 0111: charming girdle is composed of mentioned mun First Paul.
ChODDCd Beef . 22c lb '5 small balls of angora on strands of
’19" ingt talker and had :1 fund 01 valuable
ii-..
i bl eathe lreely.
ldryness—no struggling for breath at
'nllzht. your cold 01' «Numb is gone.
for interest.
1C. 1). 12111111111.
. - she says 19 still has 76 NokTfl MAIN SWEET
friends in America, Their adtll't'ss is
TELEPHONE 583-2
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proha-llly Fort LOtl‘T‘IlWOl'lll:'llell‘nlt
Free Press. ‘
NOSE CLOGGED 111.11
A com on 01111111111
Apply Crea in Nostrils
Open 1? p Air Passages.
“""--W ".---.-.o~o-o----o
Ah! \K'hat lelief! Youl clogged nos—'
'trils open rich up, the air passages of
)our head are 1lea1 and vou can
No more hawking.
shuffling. mucous discharge, headache,
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Eyeglass Springs, Bows.
and Clips Renewed-
A Specialty of 0111's
Nothing T00 Difficul‘.
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1.60"le Ou- Cunuo ..bu‘. d
All Kinds-pf ProviSions
the past
. . . . . . . . . . . ........ 25c lb. 33‘ ha‘m" ‘Oul‘ Sistcm 1“ good , .
STEAK COD ...................................... 25c 1b. Pl (‘OndipoxL Take Linonine as a1b‘m hi“
SPANISH MACKEBEL ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 25c lb'i preventative. This nelldmmm-
TILE FISH ............... ‘ ....................... 2 6010: ”med" ream?” v1tality
' BOSTON BLUES ................................ 22c 11) builds up the system to a full stop, and this was fully enjoyed.
HADDOOK ................... ' .................. 16c lb 1' ' 1 health standard 1
FT- -AT FISH . . . . .......................... . ...... 16c lb. :1, 1 Linonine should always be taken at:
. . ' the fh'st Sign of a cough or cold, as it
, . :3 Em ercomcs the cause and removes the l itatively stated here that the epidem-
Scllultzes Sanitary Markets 31:32...
NORWALK.
United States License Ne._17.903.
scorn Romulus: ,
Avoid»
{Influenza
information. Others who spoke were' D0“! $13.3? Stuffed UD' G0! a small
State Officers Crockett Evarts, Park- bottle of Elys Cream Balm from your
or and Chidsey, of New Haven A'drugsist now Apply a little 01 this
membelship campaign is in progress, fragrant, antiseptic cream in your nos»
and supper as a fitting close of the occa-l
395.: remedy known for bron- to of influenza in South Africa has re-
‘tt’han they had been called upon to pay
, l for all of their war risks. _
and thé stale officers are ‘taking this trils, let it penetrate through every ‘lll‘
an Opponune time to;- impressing on jpassage of the head; soothe and 119a!
young citizens of the state the desira- the SWOUGH. inflamed mucous meme
Zhllity of joining 11 Well- known Amerl- brane shins vou instant relief. F111"1
can organization and earnest appeals Cream Balm is just what. every cold
l11"1'1e made to the patriotism and fra- and catarrh suffered has been scekmg.
ternalism 01' those present. During it‘s just splendid. -~Adv.
few months about 400 mom'-
Charles Brand
Reliable \Vatchmaker, {tear
and Optician
WASHINGTON STREET.
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
J e11
o been added to the 1arious
,camps in Connecticut. ‘
The committee in charge provided a I
Are your valuables, pap
tectegl‘L Have you a Safe
; BIG LOSS FROM lNFLUENZA
ult.
CAPE TOWN Jan 23 modern Safe Deposit Va
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—It is author- 1
gsultod in a financial lass to the lead-
1mg insurance companies of approxi-
mately $7 500. 000 One insurance
lmanager said it was a startling fact
Ithat in the course of a few weeks the
iepidemic had cost the companies more' i
:PW
ers and securities properly pro.
Deposit Box? If not, we can pro-
ride you with one for the small sum of $4. 00 per year, in cu: t
your Liberty Bonds without charge ,if you desire.
6n! Savings Department pays 4 per cent: per year.
Open a checking account and pay your bills by cheek.
The City National Bank
We will also act as 11113101111111 0!
Norwalk Chronicler