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South Nomlk
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their former prices were,
Joseph Davis
11131111111133. NEWS
2 Though the War may bc‘iwer. the
work of the American‘ Red Cross is
not over. There is still muchio do.
per states the case. interestingly and
may be suggestive to many of the 10-
cal workers.
“There is a new germ making its
debut in this city and in thist country;
It must be checked before
:1n1 l‘ullhor 11110: 111:: among our people“
A Well known local RedCross worker
\l’ith the cessation of hostilities the
111-11 Cross is called upon to combat at
new epidemic. originating this time
111' 1111111 its own ranks. The affliction is
known as “1111 thru-enza.’
The initial symptom is a sense oi
late. the gem—also
’carrying it.
" The epidemic
is not w inc—spread;
nevertholoss an effort is being made
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South teachers and pupils.
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down in Georgia for some 1111111 in tlu"
llog Day.
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born ment couldn‘t see where he was need-
Valontine’s ed in such a hill“! ,1,
as the they mm hung on to him until lastl
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3 . ._ of 1.1111 norm is forf-oll‘ulnoss (lhlt the
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111-11 and housed)
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‘in :ulvnnt-t 111 stage that organ 89931"
curly turns to 5101111
A Vaccint. r1111~1:t1n,;.ol equal parts
111 tincture 111 I won‘t quit and Red
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Look out nontlt, readel
111 11' germ doesn't catch you."
. THE TATTLER.
; The Norwulk Chapter of Red Cross
’lltlf-l 111111711 work on 11111111. It is not on-
ly available for those who can work
11‘. 11111. Armory or at the meelmg plac-
115. 111‘ 11111 auxiliaries but also for those
111111 1111111 to take it home-.0111 at
the Armory and find out what you can
110 to help
EHBILL" COLEY BACK TO
PEACEFUL TEACHER’S TRADE
111111 is justly popular in this city, and
'lli: 11011111 town of Wilton. has resumcd
is once more filling 111s position in 11111
Staples high school. Sws the \Vesi"
porter-lleruld: \Villiunl 5‘. Coley lius'
domu-d his 11'i1iliun 1111111115 again 111111,
satisfaction
”Bill"
general
gunilorm of Uncle Sam and expected to'
Ego across. bl“ the “1811ng Of the ar-; bits, and the. number of each that may follows:Q
mistico stopped it. fie wanted to getE be taken on any one clay or during the F. (3..
(but we did) and
week. when they sent him along with
' 1: destroyed. The 22nd will be 1111' his discharge papem.
...11'11msa1'v of the birth
1': whington, born 1732
of George
inn-mace C0111 at'Raymond Bros.
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For Coughs, Golds, Etc.
WHITE PINE AND TAR
25c per bottle.
Stillson-Powell Corp...
South Norwalk
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deposited in this bank on
“it .
on before Wednesday, the
0th, will draw
from
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February 151‘
Open Monday Evenings
from 6 to 8.
nterest ~
’1 that the young woman was
'i of men proved 1115*: this shoe will neither
.1 Carriers, Expressmon. Machinist; $Carpen-
'1 tars; Masons. LW~¥M 1011.18 widen
‘ feetfind this the most scientifically built
ARREST TWO MEN WITH GIRL
Bridgeport Young Woman Taken to
Bridgeport Hospital by Police.
NEW YORK l1‘11b."——l’ollce Sergt.
Cassidy of the 811193131 111-11113 111111011;
‘Wllroklyn. saw two 1119.11 carrying
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Fifth street. Williamsburg. early (0.!
T1111 11' oman appeared to be un-
1 conscious. Cassid; stopped the g1'.oup
11.111.110.11 two 11111101111111. who look the
,mon to the station house and sum~
mnnwl an unilmlam 11 from [111 Groom
point Hospital.
At the hospital. it was ascertaincr.
Lillian
Smith. about 19 roars old of Bridge-
rport, Conn. The surgeons said she
appeared to 1111 suffnrin: from mrr-
phine poisoning and [rowibly from al-
coholism.
The menwho were carrying her into
the house sen-'1 they 111111 met 1111:1211; a.
bull where she 1.111111121111111 111111 and
. the) were taking 1191' 1111.113 1') cute for
her They gave then names and a<l~’
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thus desert hes the effects of the germ.2
lassilude—«a feeling of ‘Whnt’s the
use? It's allover. Vl‘hy should I
work?’ Steps are being taken to iso—,
those who are
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William 8.1101951, who is 11'1111-1111011'11'
his pcacol‘ul trade of pedagoguc, and;
is no“ 11111-11111,: al.1111- high school to,
of public.,
has been;
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' Will MEET WITH
flPPllSll'lfiN
’ew Bill to Legalize Boxing
Introduced by Senator
Bartlett at Hartford ’
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of ‘B1 1d report in
trnrlurml 1211113111 How ell's new boxing
£11111 into the legislature Thursdav The
bill “ill be 112951111 upon by the judic—
11111' committee, and if approved. re-
.1 {erred to the house.
i Opposition from certain quareers is
expected. but. it. will receive strong
support 1‘1 om many who hme hitherto
declined to consider any such meaB'
two.
The sponsors of the bill are strong-
lv optimistic that it. will be favorably
acted upon in the Judiciary committee
.and 11111 911111110 as well.
110x111: bills are nothing new to Hart-
sormal mhers having been in-
?"tmdumad in '11'e1'ious years, but never
2111 1'15 the Judiciary committee. \Vilh
,tuatinn-u'ide agitation in favor of legal-
’izod boximr. and tho Treat impetus
g‘vvn 11111 sport 111' the great part it
pluwtl in 1111. physical equipment of
11111 soldit'rs and 111-» raising of funds
11111 war charities. opposition which
liilherto made passage 111' a. boxiur: bill:
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dorsomnut 0!" ll '1‘ Spooncr 111 P
i(' onnecticut Tomperame Union at 01111
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of 11111 new
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FISH AND GAME LAWS.
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Presented Affect Hunting,
‘ and Fishing.
8111111111 bills affecting
Measures
11111 [1191mm
11m legislature 111151 week by Represen-
1111111111141 Bailey and 0111111' members
of the fish and game committee. The
most important of these bills regulate
the close season on Hungarian pai-
tll'ldgc, woodcock. phcasanis and rub-
season.
'l‘l111 bill rogulallnp' the number of
pheasants. limits a hunter to two in
one day and not over fitter-1'1 in the sea-
son. Another bill places a limit of
three Hungarian partridgt-s in :1 day
and not over fifteen in a season. A
third bill provides that not over three
rabbits may he killed in 01111111111 and
limits a hunter to twenty-five for the
'season.VVoo1lc01k to the number of
,fivc mnv be killed in one 11115311111] not.
over thirty-six in one season accor‘d~
ing to the provisions of another bill
Bill: regulating 1111- open season on
Hungarian partridge and woodcock.
[11011110 1'01'11. 1191151111 opening October
1 15 and ending November In and for a
close season on partridge for two
1y_ears.Tho open season on rabbits as
E promod in another bill. will be from
October 13 to December 1'5. The Drew
,11111 1:1 asou is from October 15 to Feb-
Eruary l. The change is desired as
[hunters 111111111 that. during December
and. January the rabbits are breeding.
E Formats may be used in hunting if
,some of the bills introduced become
glawu. The large, number of bills pre:
sented from difierent parts of the slate
.indicute that there is a demand from
hunters for the use of ferrets in hunt-
ing. The bills provide. in a general
way, that ferrets dog and gun may be.
used during the open season on birds
but alter that onl1 the dog and ferrets
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:fleHS as Albert Koruk of 287 South {may be used in hunting rabbits
Fifth street and Alfred \Iastrocolo of; ~
« 'Soulli First street; Brooklyn
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1.8.". Amer silos
Designed by the my board, built accord-
ing to their specifications and required to
be worn by every U. 8.0611212: and enlisted-
man because "experience with thousands
deform nor abrade the feet under con.
firmed hard marching over rough ran
For all-round use there' 18 no Better foot-
wear for outdoor men. Sportsm'cn, Letter
Motormen. Conductors; Surveyors, Plumb-
ers. Inspectors - WWm their
“flight. neat, and,
dealer
Mo hear 6w
full DIN 31111
of the, street; Thetruitflealeraxtmck:
was coming along South rvMain ion the .
; knocked deer.- across: Tare W
{game is to consene it.
live Bailev said )estclday.
were considered that 111 ould cut down
the hunting season to one week and
01111115 to eliminate the hunting season
entirely.
Another bill introduced provides for
fishermen paying a license fee, rest
dents of the state in pay fifty cents a
your and non- residents to pav two 1101-
larsa '1'.)ear
1.11: Bailey said 11st week that he;
and Judge. Davis would be glad to give
anyone interested copies of bills and
to inform them of hearings on any!
matter in which the-yore interested. ’1
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AUTOS COLLIDE 0N .SOUTH MAIN
STREET
The junction of'Rayinondand South
Main street 1111111511 another writs long
list of automobile collisions on Saturn
day afternoon'when a car driven by
Hi W’ildman,. otYost street, struck
Burman & Steinbergis 'truck~.and
knocked it across '-the' entire length.
right hand side whenwndmanm
out of Raymond and attempmd‘twtum .
into South Matron his letehlné ems j
with the result he! he WW
the front of the oncoming our film
truck was .hit' so hard mt
was 11111th W
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111511 and game laws were presented in}
,FRANKLIN 'C. C.”
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Thc1 Franklin commercial defeated
the Franklin academics Friday after.
noon at the Linear/Court to the tune»
of eighteen to seven. In a. corking
game the Franklin completely out-
ciasqxd the Academic five. The crowd
was a large one and Were very much
pleased, school boys and girls were
present and when Gonch and Murry
came in they greeted 'hem with
rounds of applause These two [avoi-
-lte.'.- are always in fine class and al.
ways make the game lively and cxcit-
ing.. Gonch was the king for baskets
and caged seven {or his teammates,
making it a total of fourteen points
Murry was the hero for the floor work
and it looked as if he Were matched
for the floor and although 1111 could not
get a good chance to show his skill in
casing he surely was a» Shark in floor
work and did some clever passing
which helped to cause the Academic
defeat. But Gonch was right there
with the caging and also did some
clever passing. McMahon was cleVer
but was against Murry and was 'no
match for him.
The first half started at the blow of
the whistle and looked a sum victory
for the. Academic. five, but the table
turned when Gonch showed his skill in
shooting baskets. Murry's passing
5.111111 the Commercial Naluzible assist-
anov. The first. basket Was credited to
Gout-.11 and so was the next one. 1111:
the third one was put next to Shul-
nmn. Near the end of the first half,
Fitch, the A. C. forward cut. loose from
111.: 1111111111- :md before his opbonenl
saw 111,: 111'1'1'11' he raged "19 lonely bos-
ket of the first half which put the Ace»
{dc-mic 111'111 7.1»1'11 The first half ended
and 11111 sooro stood ten to two. Am}
not .1 111111 1 as called 31“ through this
half.
; Th" second half started after five
1 11111111105 inlormission and at once C. 11.
in finishing the slaughter of
which (1111,11 started. The‘1'icmry was
, an @1151; one in the second hull‘ and
1' Franklin A. 1‘. W1 re held at the mercy
,’(1f the Commercial. The second half
,starter blew his whistle even] now
I and 1111111 and called two fouls apiece.-
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in getting it in but the referee 111:-
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1 his feet. and chr the line. The next
foul was called on the Commercial for
1 two 'mén on one. Sisk and Duris (lid
l some valuable passing which also
helped to pile the score. Duris getting
1 one basket.
Next 'Wedncsdav Franklin will prob- l
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F’ A... 7
l Gonch Lauder:
right forward
V1111 r} McMahon .1
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1 Sr-llulman Tarlm'
I left guard
3 lluris Fitch
; center
‘ Sisk ' W'icke
E right guard.
Goals: l-‘ield goal, Gonch 7;. Doris:
Schul‘mnn, McMahon, 2; 'Fitch.
, Fouls: McMahon.
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, Two Chinnmen have won places on
,the Columbia varsity wrestling team,
and will compete for the Blue and
.W’hite tomorrow night in the dual
meet ‘with the'Brown university team.
The Celestials who will represent Col-
umbia are Lee, who'll“ been a con-
sistent winner in Y. M. C. A. o-ifi'na
ments for several seascms, and op, a;
novice, who received his first. lessons
in the sport this winter.
and he is confident. that the movement
'on the Brighton Line also is affected
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HEAVY CONTENBER
A. new contender for, bran'wcigth’;
honors looms on the horizon. He is’
Cant. 1n Roye Rice just returned from,
France with the 87111 Division Ciptnin‘
Ricemne through unscratched in $11M;
eral Battles with the Bochc. ,
Thearm} officer is at present :11E
Camp Upton, where be assisting;
Ted Kid Lev. is the world's weltei'—'
weight champion, in the boxing artixi :
ties at the cantonment, The captain;
orgénizes the squads. while tho title!
holder instructs them. '
In the last few days Captain Ripe
and Lewis have engaged in several.
bristling bouts. According to the 111111.1-z
ter king the oflicer shows talent passi-
bilities with the gloves. and ““31 care
ful grooming should develop into 9‘
real 'topnotchcr in the hem'vu'eighti
realm. 3
Captain Rice towers 6 feet 2 inches?
but scales only 205 pounds. He is '1'-
quick punchcr and a terrific hitter, ac-,
cording to Ted 'Kid. The captain 1311'1
dared yesterday that he was seriously,
considering entering the professiouau
ranks as. soon as he is mustered out.
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MEET PETE HARTLEYg
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Louis Bogusb, who now claims the.
New England llgbtwoirght champion;
ship. will 1111.11 1 Pete 11311111111111: Dun,
able Dane for the third time this who,
1131211111 two having been matched to
appear in 11111 star bout of the boxing
show to be given at. Dcrbv on Fob‘l
ruary 17. 1
In their first battle at Lowell Harl-
ley was giron the referee‘s decision
and their setond fight there rlesulted"
in a draw. ;
801711811, by his great work againstt
Hartley. has firmly established himself;
in Massachusetts, and'has beenmatrlnl
ed to meet Terry Brooks in the main?
bout or the Commercial A. C shown
there on February 17. Hé has been
asked to apepar at the Lowell A. C.
again.
Meanwhile Louis is training steadily
and 111313111: "fit, for his fight with. Tfin
m1? fume Wooster lightwaight at
W 33.. next Friday nighi
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FOR SUNDAY BASE‘B‘A LL
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sideflng, a Sunday baseball bill
11th James J. Walker. of Manhattan
is one of the sponsors of the measure
to kit the luv through will succeed.
While Governor Smith has already
indicated that he favors Sunday base.
111111.111: would make no comment on
the 111.999.1179 after its introduction 1
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Banish TUBE LINE
WORKERS STRIKE
ngmN, Feb. 3—The employes of
five electric tube lines struck this
morning.” enforce their demand for a
half—lion; lunch period in an eight
hour (Tail. The electric train service
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strike 11' troops are brought into the;
strike district. Trains on the district
railway and business are still running.
flea-anal Want Ads Work Wonders
Children’ s Colds --- Danger
The purpose of all the bill's affecting‘
Representa-l
Some bills‘
. Sr Ditson, splendid stool 1n the new sombhoelrcvflflo
, 'HOWLAND’Sl
immune, 11......1111
Entrances on Main St,
Salurda y, l"c};1'llai'y 1 4 l 9 l 9. Weather: Fair.
Skating is
just fine.
No better weather' in yore for skating!
Good ice, plenty of it a‘ i‘arrott’ s (handy tenths
car at N orth and Park ave -.~:\ and at 131.13%}. a
‘ Not too cold to enjoy 1'. 111111111,- ol‘ hours or more
on that ice.
. Do you wonder that about every other girl you
meet has her skates with her: is ready for flat”
sport! ’
' If you’ve not joined the happy 1111111311, 319' he
like now todo it. ,
Extra-good skates for girls. W inslow 0111mm“
with c-la amp toe and strap hecl~$‘2.50.
Fourth floor.
Greatest news
of * overtoats.
It was only tar,
11asn’t 11,110 gm in
boys 31151: home in
chance all-12108.1“, ' ..
did overcoats! '
Just. became they
were away W .. ' .
December and ’
biggest part of M-
ary, they on“ not
to be penam ‘ , ‘ ‘
Here they are, half 1 .
from their darn-A“ ‘
army, and ‘ . ‘
new clothes! ’ 7' "
Of course we might
to give themnm
to buy at w
price. It’s no!
to them. It is "
thing they are 111113
titled to. 1. .
And so there its: this
sale of (warm. .1
Such 0'11ch at 7
the} aroma :1 mg 8 ‘ . '1
1' ram both ”11- ‘ ,
Snliafi’nor & Minx “no! ' ~ '
the House 111' Rum-11111110111101: Splendid CMM
other tailors. And 1.1Vcrjv 01111111 11 special prion; “it
big saving.
Box coat: ulstcrs, and Clicsterfiekls; some“ ' '~ .
ulstcrs with smart skeleton lining Chestemm ~
fine velvet collars; alWays-cbrrect grays blues mm ' '
and greens, originally $17159
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$25 $30 and $35—-
Raglans. Chostcrfidds, 111151511127. and ulsterufiesy
11 1111 full or part lining, with velvet or self~fitblie Onl-
lar; in smart styles including military squam-
dcr effects; handsome mixtures and rich blue men
or brown effects; masterpieces of tailoring infirm-
pics of finest fabrics. put into '111'11r1'11nts RENEW-
sou; originally $27 59
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15.111 11. $511“
L‘Jillll “£11111, l‘1':11‘.
Women have fine chance
just now to lm'y coats, SM
women and -~ girls to buy
dresses
Remarkable dresses for as
little as 1~$»10.50!
THE Hermann our ' Gooosjeo.
Norwalk Chronicler