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SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT ~
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1? E beg to call attention to our annual “Wm- :3:
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:3: ter Clearance Sale” which begins next :1
3° Monday morning, Feburary 3rd, at 9 o clock. Ow- :5:
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:3: ing to labor conditions, the printing of ourfour g,-
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.g. page circulars were delayed two weeks. How- f?
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' :2 ever, it’s the old, old story of the “Ill Wind, elc., do— 1 35:
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731311 ing somebody good. The recent break in prices ?
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as: chandlse TWENTY FIVE PER CENT. lower than g;
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:2 quoted a month ago. Our foar page Circular gives u:
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.3. a complete list of prices and can be had for the 3:.
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Ilillffl‘t-tones a nwv as. .. r .. admitted to the Sufi-1.1111. llosliilal t‘o-r Conl1n..1,d from Hr": PM!“
V L ‘ ‘ ..s1...1n.111 .1 W‘. ' The removal of Goodwin‘s vyv was
“fins. 28c. IHJc. 37-0 11nd -l.'.c.
Loni: (it til at 271-, ::'111_ .“..'.1- and 1'\'1
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under Mahackemo Hotel, .West
Washington street, South N orwaiii
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WEATHER FORECAST.
Nolwalk
1‘1' twig-ht and Saturday:
lion:- “Psi and northwest winds. (‘1111-
iderahie (lolldy weather prevails this
owning on the Gulf Coast. hul plea-’1-
roulinnl-s in the central
11.1 1'...~1-1.;11'1n disillt'ls east of the
1 1.1};1 Mounts ins. -\ “ell-defined area
‘ lo“ pressure (t-lltral o\'cr Califor-
-. is musing cloudy and l'ainywealher
Pacific coast. llos Anzeles rc-
wd thunderstorms. There has been
' 1 1.1 a decided fall in temperature
d1 trig the last 24 hours in the Upper
‘.l& issippi Valley and in the north-
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places reported below
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temperatures
WEATHER A YEAR AGO
TODAY.
'l‘empera’ture: ilig-h. 1:1):
20. Fair.
City News;
:eorge Durant, of 107 Harbor ave-l
. complained to the police that he
'1rt1incd three young ladies at his I
.11c on Wednesday evening and when;
11-11 he missed $39. The policel
-- inwstigating.
l1>\\'.
-a-I| I“
211.11 is- dropping Just
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per which is not limited t? one or
11 specials but inch!!!“ .-
' mi in every department
19 orders lbefore
1'11ZTlil. as it insures -
tomorrow morning '
-ern portion of the Lake region. St-Veral '
y'1-11ivt1 Si'l'tfl‘lllll Thomas Hunt.
- ml with 1h» theft of $175 from Luigi
scan 1 to see your drawings but regrets he
wig advertisement in this is unabletousethem.
I111 i'lilll'lll .1111! is :Jlll is :1 ”HT-V :2-
condition.
liven \1'5-131 ili\"1nlul'\ i1: lull sv in:- :1?
'l‘ristralu Al liralt's. there is plenty oi
llilll‘ to 11.11131 llif‘ lviid-u'inle-r let‘u'l
The re-
stylish
in full runnin: order.
lllfll‘kalllu '..‘1|ucs in Lallio-s'
suits of 11111dium and hcaly “cinhts is
sales
:1 rat-11 thanl'c i'ol' thrifty people. and
some special values in pajamas and
night shirts are sure to interest the
V110“.
-- Block Wood :11 Raymond Bros.
\lrs. ll. 5. Austin will 1111 absent from
11111 South .‘~.'01'\valk Trust (‘0 where
has represented the United “'111'
\‘Cnllié‘l's‘ .-".’l'\i(j(‘. until F91). ].-1lll. . lI‘i
lllt‘ 1-11-1-111i1m1 paynnnts may he made
to Samuel itoodllcr or :ullll't1s'11l to
him in l'nrn oi the South Norwallx'
Trust {‘11. Austin has been We?“
efficient in activities and her vai-
l'.‘dl)lt‘ Ewen much blplll‘O'
plated.
slH'
\lls,
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s have
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‘.lrs. .-'\11n.1 Hlnbl'll. of Harbor :ll'enué'.
him “as into custodv 11v liv-
chair-,—
1:: hell
Api-u-lla. released from police
headquarters last evening in the par-
ole of her allOI‘i‘li-y, John .l. t‘uneo. un-
til Saturdaj»r morning: at 9 O'clock when
lit-~1- case will he tried by Judge George
H. Vos-hurgh.
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Dancing at (llit't‘m-d llotel
Rathskellar Saturday night until H.30-
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- HOSPITAL NOTES
Admitted Thursday. .Emma l.:‘ne_ 131;:
Madison street.
Discharged
Socci, New Canaan;
Naramake Home.
Thursday—Antonette
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' 1111?. iii ll small
l
i system
Daniel Guntley.'1
i packing.
guy of the most modern malic-
addition 1.11 the splendid light and ren-
Stariin." in :1, modest way in August.
section of the Loth
Silk Mills it now occupies full) one-
l1:1.l. of the immense building and at
th1- ran1 it is now growing. 11.1.1 the
size 1;:
111-1111i3'c lllore‘and more room.
lively department from
11.1'. iur which is run in
“‘i1l1 the cost department owing to ils
scan-ii; and high price. through every
Sllf‘f‘t‘SSth‘ stage- of manufacturi- the.
head of each department is an expert
tlu1 lilL,’
Iin that particulal lilanlh ot‘ tlu- work.
111-:- ll blowing
forminu, Fill”‘{. pounc-
trimming. tian'in" slitthing or
and not only is the machin-
bul in
inn.
1il:1.'ion there are shower baths and
mill-r conveniences for the employ-
ms that are not excelled in any fac-
tory in Nurwulk.
'l‘hc outputis a high grade soft hat.
and glances at the shim-Eng tags of vu-
rious foes destinaiions in .\l1-.\:ico, Cali—
brnia. and all tlizouch the Middleand
Far\'\'11.~lcl'n territory, and. coming
110.1111!" homo llit‘ i'aliziliar name oi;
.lol-n ‘.‘.':1.nnaul:1.lcer 22111 the 11,111 on an
:11‘131'2‘.
'l‘l1.1 ehop is run on tho opal shop
and that the bosses and cm-
pioym-q .1110 wo=king in complete har-
mony is evideu'cd by the cordial rela-
tions 03' not only a business but a so-
cial character, that make of them a
his and harmonious family.
During lllosl‘ush of work and high
prices paid in the munition factories
ot‘ the nealhy cities. the American
Hat Company did not lose a man ex-
cept to enter the United States Serv-
ice. and many of those are now com-
ing back. 1 1'
A bonus system has been recently
inlloduced. and details of the gift of
l surance policies at Christmas time
were given in these columns. in ad-
dition to this _
chased some ideal building property
adjoining the factory ‘premises not
long ago, and as soon as conditions
settle in the building trades, contem‘
plates building a number of model
apartments for his employees.
So interested did President Pollak
bccome in outlining his plans for his
people as he calls them, that it was
a difficult matter to get him back to
Office Boy—The editor 88"5 hes details of the big order already men
- 1» 11 do not believe that the price much obliged to you for allowing him tioned.
Artist (eagerIyJ-Dld he say that.
Furthei than to say that it came
from one of the big Mid-Western utter
notr ..
film orders coming in “ill noun:
connection;
President Pollak pur- "
error an cmploye
imudo several wet-ks ago in preparing
1:111 e311 “ash tor the actor (‘hloro-
[orln inslt ad oi tht usual liquid was
{lililt'vll in the (1111.:1nd Goodulns
eyl \\ as scliollsly anfln‘d.
\t lh-1 hotel hcrl' ludav, it was slat-
'11! that the a:'(tm 5111101911 :1 slight
sllnkc of :lpople\_\ just bolorc he (lied
noodsin‘ s histlionic
'1l1c result (11' an
1 .
career w as suidl
to date back to his school dam; in an '
academy :lt Fal'lnington, Maine. where.
his ability at mimicry won him local
renown. l'tel' bill't‘ periods at clerk—
ship in ii
read Shakespeare
tic-ail, 111- made his professional debut
as :L ncwsboy in "Law in New
:11 Boston. in 1874.
your found him at the famous
Pastor’s, in New York. and from
until his death his theatrical activities
“‘l‘l't‘ marked with almost uninterrupt-
Fri suct'ésisl-s both as star and
ducen
ston stores. during {villi-h he.
and studied drama-L
York.” ‘
The following
Tony :
then ;
us pl'o- ‘
l
Goodwin was five times married. ills '
first wife was Eliza.
\Yeatllerhy a ;
comedy actress who died in 1887. A;
few years later he married Nellie lla-
ker Peal-.9: in 1898.
with whom he appeared in
repertoire of plays.
of Shakespeare‘s, subsequently.
Edna Goodrich
ens),
smelal years. His most Iccent Mile
“as Mari. 1nret Morel: .1111 now the uitc
of an army lieutenant" He was soon
to have taken a sixth wife,
.Gardncr. of Los Angeles, Cal.,
1318)ng in the company
Maxine Elliott.“
a large‘
including severalf
Bliss -
(Bessie Edna Steph-:
who was his leading woman {011T
Georgia. .
who is‘
in “hich 1
Goodwin “as starting at the time oi";
his death. She came to Ne“ Evil: a;
few days ago to alrange for his (ale-7
here.
Burial will take place at Roxbtlly,i
where the actors parents live.
___.___,—-—-————
TREAT FOR LOCAL MUSlClANS
Mass.
The regular
Nor. a‘.'-: Musicians' Union will he held
in Musicians‘ Headquarters at
meeting of the South
3 Ne...
‘Main street, on Sunday, February 2nd.,'
at which time Corp.
Archie Merriam -
and Sex-gt. Andy Soltez, two members;
of the Local and of the American Band 1
of ti. is citv, who have served for sm-
eral months in France as members of
the 56th, to which our local 6th Co be-
longed.—
will be set-red and large attendancc;
——Needless to say refreshments’
. is 'to buyO‘
. HOWLAN Dfs
Entrances on Main St., Fairfield Ave. Carin rton St.
a
“My, January :0, 1919. The Weather: Continued Fair.
‘Wo‘men’s extra 3 )9
coat chance.
women who thought “the coat I have
Will do
For women who believe we are going to have
real Wintel weather
For women who know how truly economical it:
geod articles? at special price even In ‘7
advanCe oi the time they are really needed. _ .
For all such, today 5 news is vital
There are some handsome good warm Winter ;
Coats still here for women. . .
Two weeks of‘cold weather, any time in the
past month, would have sent them scurrying.
That two weeks is sure to come—but we want
to sell the coats now. '
So here they price:-——
Lately $19.50 - - - - - - - $14.50
n Lately $27.50- - - - - - - $19.50
' Lately $35- . . . - - . . $24.50
Lately $42.50- - - - - - - $29.50
Lately $45t0$65 -- - - - - $39.50
Every good sort of cloth almost; some rich
plush coats. _
Originally the prices ran to as high as $65. - 1
Coats to give warmth and beauty and selvice
for the rest of this Winter; time of greatest need.
Coats to give just as excellent andsatislying
sefvice all through the Winter of next year.
Above all---coats of fine fabric and :-
galld lastmg goodness-«AT '
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Norwalk Chronicler