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DONNELLY’S
16 So. Main St.
scum NORWALI.
Project for Establishmen‘ o! 1 lu‘
‘lnte .lnnlcs A. Marshall. discovcrcr of
' it is llcslrcd to build a stone wull :illll
nu. neuron uni-u“ “spun...“ _ "_. . “gluing“, ;, lwmeo
---- ' - welcdming’n
scum at Placervllle, Cat, in Mom-
ory of James Marshall.
Miss M. kliellcy of Kelsey. instruc-
tor in El Dorndo county schools, has
undertaken the l-stllhiislllncnt of :l
llzlllgtlmll lllnst'llln :ll l'ltll'ci‘villc, null
u silllllnl' institution to be erected smu
rounding the blacksmith shop of the
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gnhl ill California. as it now stands ill
Kclscy. The Hungtown museum us
contemplated is to contain exhibits of
tho lhlys of ‘49 and the various ur-
ticlcs uscll lll gold production duringr
the curly days of llllugtown.
A l:ll‘;,:t- :lssortmont of these exhibits
is innilnhle from old residents or de«
sccnllunts ot' the pioneer fnnlilics in
El llormlo county. l‘laccrville will
support the location and maintenance
of the museum. At Kelsey, whet-c llit'
old blacksmith shop of Marshall nor.
stands almost I‘L‘:lll,\’ to fall to picccs.
covering around the old shop to prc-,
serve the remembrance of Marshall.
Miss 'Kelley knew Marshall inti-
mutely. Many people have it that Mur-
Elly News
to his
all all
Laurence Bauer is t-onlinod
omo at. 184 Main street. with
lack of the. grip.
iddwin Kcyaer. of tho Norwulk Boot
shop, is it! aunts home'in Spring Hill
:lli'l‘flflf‘. ' 1;. .
~nllncing M. the Clifford llotel
Zl-‘..-'hskoflur Saturday night until 11.30
Albert. Morgan and Harry J. Bracken,
of Norwalk. have been attending the
pmdtn‘ show in Mllddietown. Connec-
1 it til. '
inched Raymond has returned to
his home. in. Strawberry Hill avenue.
having been mustered out of service
at Canto aleveus.
«The Clifford ' Hotel Rntlxskeilar
Saturday night. Dancing frcelromvélm)‘
until 11.30
William Lynch has returned to his
imam in Cedar street. after a stay in
ll'nnuda, and expects soon to enlist
1x, itb the merchant marines,
,possessed the hotel whom he died.
'0! which are productive mines and
shall died a pauper. This, Miss licllcy
805‘s, is untrue, and that be not only
. but bud two gold mines known as the I
,“Blg Sandy" and “Gray Eagle," both
i
now owned by the Breyman estate of ‘l
Toledo, 0. . l
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Bruooelo Griffon, Practlcally Unob-
tunable. Just Now,. In Likely to
Become Popular Favorito.
. them on their return.
The Brussels Griffon is popularly from Syracuse, N. Y.. because a num
known as “the monkey-faced toy. (103,? to an up the ranks of the 1.1“,th
and he is one of the brightest. shims“
and gamut of all toy breeds. The,
lNSlJlM Pill
Grimm is a cross between lush terr:
rier,‘ Yorkshire terrier: and Yorkshire
| VI'ASHINGTON, Jan. 31.—Condi-
under which soldiers or sellers now
spunkkbnd only the fortunes of war 6 ’
and the difficulties of getting any dogs
out-of 1 Belgium have prevented the
Grimm from becoming a lender'nmon:
gba'toy breeds that are so fashionable
just’now.
American breeders Of. Grlflons have,
a bit of advantage over their Euro-
pean court-ares, inasmuch as cropped
dogs are ullmved to be shown in this convert these policies within five
country and there is no question that years into other (firms which can be
It does improve the appearance of carried with the government during
erect.
The smaller these dogs are the'War Risk Insurance Bureau. Roteai
more vuluuble. A Grlflon weighing will be made public soon. and the new
three or four pounds, that is to say. policies will not be available until
so small that he can he currled in a i then.
lady's mum Is worth almost onythinz: There _
the fortunate [msscssor wnnts to ask insurance-ordinary
will be six diflorent kinds or!
life, 20-poymentl
20-year endow-‘
l? Hart \Veeks, who, has for the?
1...}: week been quite ill at his home ntl
‘l :l Main stroel. is improving ru’pidly_r
n ,‘tV '
Comfort is one of the necessities}
vil'o. Don't be without it next win-3
1.1:. ilent your home with Bumham;
lt-r Cosy Comfort Heat. The heat}
1mm the boiler that‘s made in West",
tl‘flfitf‘l‘ County. Send for “\Vllich and;
way" booklet. Lord & Bumllam (‘0...
l Julzton, N. Y.
l
George Rom, of Bridgeport. >0“ ol‘
. q . i
Exit. and Mrs. George Rose, ot Delnwalo .
:‘lvcnuc. is Ulilll‘ seriously ill and hat“
lieu-n lulu-n to .lla- lridgeport hospl _
‘lnl . 1
Mrs. it. B. Lockwood and Mrs. \\’il-,
lin'u Mimic, ul‘ the Wilson Point mall.’
:int‘. kiln-l ll. lt..\lcrrill, of tho East. Side, .
s—ln-nl Thursday at tlll'llOlllP of Mr. and ‘
C‘~':.<_ (ll-org.“- Lockwood, of East Bridgc- ,
1: at Ml. Lockwood is suffering from'
no infection of his George's
i"'l~-lltil~l \\‘lll be plczlscd to hear he is
L‘ill'.
immunintz.
Those of you who are worried over:
lilt‘ delays you may have had in your,
Eleatiug System installed, because of
your trouble in getting mnt’erials, will‘
be glad to know that Lord & Burn-l
imml Company can deliver by autol
truck, from their Irvington Plant”
rwam and hot water boilers, and any
futures, such as radiators, valves and ‘
the like. Being sent by auto truckp
freight delays will be overcome. |
We live better than our.
grandfathers did. mm
we can afford to, but we can
not: utford to spend all and ‘
' save nothing.
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g The smith Norwalirié’
omly «lulnslgutl tllun if it bud been , Collections of premiums will be
. struck by tho sllcll. 'l'lu: Itll‘ shuts to- made. throngh postmasters in each
grlhcr with :l fort-l- llltll hurts nll with- 1 Community.
ill rout-h. Such :1 Mapping: of the hands; Although the ”“95 have “Ot yet
’, been anllounccd, Colonel Lindsley
‘ on a scientific basis. Some1664a000.000 not need to work now.
‘reouit;based-onthe allqou'nd flat rate
V
, 9.5“perceut: rue mwcnpzbulzol‘f
, life, annulment life.
for him. At the plesent time it ls'mem' 30year endowment and endow-
lllmost impossible to obtain such Bi merit payable at the age of 62. All
'10-“ | policies will contain clauses providingl
that in case of permanent total disa—‘,
bility of the insured man. the govern-l
\Vlifiil ll lili‘gt‘ slwll ls lll'Ctl “no the ; ment “'lll “lake monthly payments to.
air It lctlvcs I: wake. more or less like : him and premium payments will cease.
that of ii bout rushing through water. i This amounts virtually to Old-age pen-
ilnlnmliutcly llt‘lllllll the projectile as; simling and disability insurance. and
it lllovt-s nulny lnilcs n minute through i insures that no man W110 has served l“
the :Illntlspllcrc lllt‘l“'? is ll vucuum. The the army or navy nee“ 0“” be desti-
uil' fillnlly is 11 quick mover at filling “‘5“; ”9"" carries ”1“ government in—
sulb spucc, but of course it is Inorelsur nc '_ , ,
or lcss confused :llill llllstl‘nted hy the ' alagéggicyafigwgin‘l‘nigpgltlgiifi-teal?
llllcxpcctetl :ll'rivul :iiill pnssnge 0f the per ccntkl'rom (1“; insurance fund will
lll‘lljl‘t'lllt‘. ilnll the \':llrlllllll is real for go into dividends. Since ”1'8 reserves
it fair portion ui' linlc. if there is on will be invested in government securi—
:lil'pl:lllt- going lull tilt nt'ross the wake ties, cost. of which will pay in the
of that tired shell ilnlnl-llintely behind neighborhood of 4%, per cent. there
the projcclilc. it must run into the will be lnl‘ge dividends to be returned;
\‘tli‘lllllll. 'l‘hl-ll it may be more serlgperiodicully to policy holders.
What Emptiness May '00. '
of nir ill u similar \‘ilClllllll made by a
bolt of llllbtninc makes the thulldcr. It
is butter to llt‘ill‘ it than to feel it.
Airplnnus have bet-ll brought down ill!
the world \vur by that lllcuns. Those?
lung American ilfi\'_\' guns did that to a}
('lcrnllln two-scaled plane, and it came,
crushing down into the Yankee ilnes.i
Tllc pilot was dead.
stated today they would be so low that.
. oillcials or private insurance'compan-
ies which nsistcd in drafting the rate
schedule had admitted their com‘
panies could not compete with them.
Any man now in military or naval
servit'h holding government term life
insurance can obtain the new forms.
but the amount will be limited to his
present holdings. which in no case are
TOY DOG HAS HIGH VALUE { . Therelmay be a little matter of looking for jobs later but the members
‘ of the Fiftyvnlnth Artillery. the old Thirtenth of Brooklyn, who returned
recently aboard the cruisers Louisiana and.New Hampshire‘tmfzot a lot of
troubles. past and present. when a thousand relatives and friends greeted
In the crowd seen bore were a number of person:
borot‘ boys (ruin that city had helped ‘ ‘-,!~
'm lite m are apt to reach a
holding government lite-insurance my the production of gold uppeors to us.
- ”"3 breed when ”‘9 ears are curried ' their lifetime. were announced today _Elllott. Sir Charles Addie and W. H,;
by Colonel Henry D. Lindsley. of the .N.
lquer that unless the gold producingl
labor efficiency caused by the war.
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._ -* cateriog‘iflthe Children
Is an important part'of our business and we never miss a
$221,“ add something new and novel for their pleasure and
A gig variety with a. wide range of prices of BABY GAR-
RIAGES AND GO-GARTS, KIDDIE COOPS, CRIBS AND
CRADLES, BABY YARDS IN SEVERAL STYLES, ALL
gums OF HIGH_ CHAIRS.
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RAYMOND a SON l
Wall and High sts. Nomi“ l"I
Free Auto Delivery to All Surrounding Towns. é“
m1. stage where it. to (mucult to
gunmen: to overcome Wren] dithcui-
tioo-which. exist in the rooducotlonlu.
tuna.
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_ DAINTY muss SHOES .-
For Men, WOmen and Children
An assortment. of standard styles andmany novelties that
is the largest and most attractive in the city.
Dainty Hosiery to Match -
,CONNEALLY & BRACKEN
NW 3......
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GOLD PRODUCTION
RISING s'rnAmLY.
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LONDON, Jan. 31.——"A subsidy tor‘
turbo fundamentally unsound" reports.
the Gold Production Committee, con-l
aistingot Lords luchcape. Sir Thomas ,
GIL.
- Ehrly‘last year a. committee called
the Gold Producers Committee, and
advised the Chancellor of the Exche-l
industry was helped, the already di-
minishing supply of gold must antler?
and that the maintenance of the pre-
sent gold standard or value might but
met. by a special grant. or some kind I
The Gold Production Committee, as
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iHCIShlield’ 5. Motor Express -
122 WATER STREET. 80. NORWALK; PHONE‘ '.
NEW‘YOBK, £36 MAVENUE; PHONE rmahur'm
MY TRIPS” BETWEEN" NORWALK' AND. NEW" YORK _
' SmBect Trucks-i «
W for 0 . ’n‘tihoorguto. Also Hydraulic Dump
- elephoneyourorden. maptmfionwmbogiven.
mismatch: help employ . A receipt given and ohm
We haul In
Vain: form‘s lmkmmmmm WWW ' ‘
:‘ifiSBENJAMIN HEnSHFIELD, Prpnriefor
quoted above. does not approve a sub-
sidy, and further says tho.go\d pro-l
duction of the Empire rose steadily
from 61,000,000 lbs. in 1910 to 59,000.-
000 lbs, in 1917.
due to natural causes and decreased
—Sentinel Want
talnable.
BROAD, SOFT
Manson ,
Last ,
HEEl
Mulson
last
maxilla
HERMAN’S
no, more than $10,000. The govern-
ment urges all men to continue to car-
ry their present policies. but. to con»
vert these as soon as they fire finan-
cially able within the next five years.
The government itself and not. private
companies will carry these converted
policies. it was explained.
The War Risk Insurance Bureau to—
day reported that 4,480.00 policies al-
ready have been issued to soldiers and
sailors for insur'mce aggregating
$39,352,000,000. or an average of $8.:
756 on each man. ' .
The Queer Leaf insect.
it is called the leaf insect. and until l
it sturts to crawl it ls quite impossible1
to tell where the loot lcuves off and it t
begins. it comes ill all sizes from three }
inches long to the length of a little:
finger nnil. And it is not a leaf come ‘
to life. though that is what it looks;
like. It hatches out of tiny, square.l
brown eggs. What would be the leafl
stem is its backbone. and the point.
where the leaf attaches to the twig~ 13‘;
its. head. Its legs look like bits of de-l
cuyed and rugged leaf. and no tw‘ot
them are identical in length, size or i Don’t Spoil Boys When
shape. Its wings are irregular and They Come Back
velny and have small discolorations on
them. as thou vb they had been touched
1’ PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 31.—-"Don't
spoil the boys when they come back,"
by early frost. You could not. tell tllel
creature from ti 1 1* ' l
‘L ‘3‘ 33:31:33: was the plea. of Russell 0. Lowell. 01
the Federal Board for Vocation Edu-
on to save your eyes.
dinary thing I eversaw! It gave me -
the creeps and made me think of hofilcafign, {3:21:18 mkzeheigoilegclffttfit
ror stories I have read about vampire some of those who had been maimed
orchids and boaconstrictor vines that in the war were spoiled for the fa-
yearn 101' human b1000-—Fl'0m “The ture by being feted too much and odor5
War in the Cradle of the World," by ed as heroes when they reached their
Eleanor Franklin Egan. Iown home towns. He _ cited several
‘ leases wheret you}; 17:18:: that? practicr
- u all refused. oun e o earn new
Australia: w°°l Crop. traydes after being untitled by their
For them-st. time the whole of theiwannds for continuing at their old
Australian wool clip has been valued tradeorbecause. tfiey said, they did‘
After a: time. Mr. Lowell declared a
man tires of such idleness and false.
01315596 W~'p°mldi 18 “id to belhonoriandhe eithcrbeoomosmly
14cm.- Last season the appruise- lzggkfidig ms than!» 3‘4”“:
menu worked out at 14156. which; , m6 5” begins,
- . - . . . . praying upon ”commutation-trying
shm an increase for ”WILOI‘wy ‘ .11 k g 7
Mr. IowellMJb‘uono. 01:. tho
“man the ~ , f odour;
pounds have been handled; and the!
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US. ARMY SHOE
! Designed by the army board, built accord-
! ing to their specifications and required to
5 be worn by every U. S. officer and enlisted
man because “experience with thousands g
: of men proved that this shoe will. neither
deform nor abrnde the feet under com I
tinned hard marching over rough roads.” I
. For all-round use there is no better foot. _
i wear for outdoor men. Sportgrflm. Letter 3
: Carriers, Expressmeu, Maclumsts, Carpen-
‘ tars. Masons. Lumber Yard Men, Builders, .
Motormen, Conductors, Surveyors, Plumb. ?
crs, Inspectors — all men much on then
feel find this the-most scientifically built >
shoe to be obtained. It is light, neat, and ‘
full of wear. Buy from your dealer
BMW!) & GLOVE! '
128 WASHINGTON STREET
SOUTH NOBWAI-K. GONE
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FORD HOOD CQVERS
Anti-Freezing
Fluid '*
sures SHARPENED l
1
Although there has, ~.
been a decline since, it is regarded as' .
Advertisements. g'
are sure to bring the best. results otr
filed and White.
’ beaded, while others are in plain tailored models. Plenty to
New Blouses
rReady today are some charming, dainty Blouses in ad-
| back. Even
it you» have any mm
window pins: have us
replace them, thereby "
sawing heal.
Till” GORHAM C0.
DEC ORATORS
TEL 452 East Norwalll
THE NEW Scmucr
DEFINITION OF CHIROPRAOV‘IO
cause of the disease and the art. of
adjusting the salute. Disease is caused
by a wrench, twist or sprain in tho
if done in childhood, it
creates pinched ncrrv-s and pain 11‘
later life in the difl'crcnt organs Mi
limbs.
Chiropractors remove the com d
disease and pain. health is restored
Hhrough harmonizing the nerve 3y.-
lemn in your body. Female troublor
elven special attention: also CW‘
lure of the spine. You will never-1w
gret giving the Chiropractor n chanoo'
to help you. »
Magnetic Treatment. Given Alon.
T. FRANCIS. D. C.
34 Washington St. So. Nor-walk. Com
Graduate from Palmer School.
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A. M. WOOSTER
ht. Examiner U. I» Putt-at m
‘PATENTS‘
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Reliable Companies
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put 'mooth. '
sold at $10 per month.
PLUUBER
TYPEWRITEI‘R EXCHANOI
Ill Fulrllold Ava. Bridgeport. Com
REBUILT TYPEWRITERS
Vance spring styles. These lovely garments are made of
Crepe-do-Ghino or Filmy Georgette Crepe in the very latest
shades, including Sunset, French Blue, Flesh, Navy, Bisque,
Some are beautifufly embroidered and
select from.
PRICES
....... $5.98to$12.00
_ Dum' fily embroidered and lube
A New Line OfCOllars
and Rufflings
Quite
the newest thing in Collars of Georgette, Satin
and Organ yintho plalted style, especially designed for r0
undneck‘dresses.... ...... use—$2.00
Baum l. Geommaggegsmé
Not‘fiohugrufledandehomstitched 590——$1.25
BoilOollmofheovrand'sheer mum-ialswm... soc—$1.00
Satin, Pique endow Soto ..... .. Eco—$1.50
A “Moi Endings-momma a. little touch of color,
dy
290—591:
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David W. lamb—ml
UNDERTAKER?‘
Tot. OM00. 1060-3: House ”a.
g 27 WASHINGTON 81’.
NEW RED MEN'S BUILNNG
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Cure That Cold By
Told!!!
WHITE PINE COMPOUNI
WITH TAB
F. H. BAX I En
Dnuoom
Austin’s Garage
Railroad Avenue and
Franklin Street
PHONE 1959
OPEN DAY AND NlGlll‘
'l‘lle Teeth and Pain!
In the present stage of progrou
in the dental world, there is ”no
longer any need for dreading tho
dontilt’schair.'1'oath.can M
alwnys be extracted without pm
mminuun.
Allyouneoddoistooonnlto
m1; who, you are SURE.
‘ known bis-lbw.
purulent-y.)
716339. Main St.-
” (southNorwulk. _
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REAL ESTATE
In all its Branches
1M. Layton&Co.,lnc.-. ’
com uonwux. county.
or
notes. «in. will:
repaired. Bantu. ’
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orwiththepcin reduced to o x
mm' comm.
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Norwalk Chronicler