THURSDAY, FEB. 6, 1919
DON'T MISS THIS!
OVERCOATS
$15.00
Only a. Very Few
No TwoAlike
You would hardly: ‘bfleve
what. their former prices were,
but imk at them.
2!
Joseph Davis
85 Washington Street
South N orwa'lk ’
‘..... .-
‘GERMM BAKERS
I CITIZENSHIP CASE ,
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The work of making citizens was
I'conducted in a speedy manner and at
{number of candidates were admitted.'
livan Peterson, a machinist employed.
‘by the Neilson Machine Co., was made!
a citizen. He has lived in Bridgeportl
fo1 the past 12 years.
I Admit Several i
, Gervase' Rokesmith Sinclair of
Bridgeport, passed a successful exam.
ination and was admitted. Rocco Pet-
rucelli of this cifS' said he came here
21 years ago from Italy, that he 's a
machinist and bought three Liberty
bonds and has one of them now. He
also has a number of War savings
stamps. He Was admitted.
’ Pasquale Eletto of South N0111'.a]k
who is in the wholesale liquor busi—
ness, did not pass as the court 1121s
iinformed that there was a charge
fi—‘n against him of having received stolen
N goods, 3. ba1'1el of whiskey, and that
the case had not. been settled His case
was continued until 1111111 11111 case had;
The 11111111111 meeting of the- Mt'Mullt-n iH-p \1hil11 in 1111-
Yuchl club will he held this 111'11ni11'_{1-..11s 1111111101'1111 by
been disposed of.
, ., .. 1 1.. ' ; 11 :1 throw 1 iboriv
311 1211» i111:11l'11'-.ai:112'5 111 \\ 111:1 -'1“ " (0" 1‘“ h' d 1 ‘
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Wig-V“!
Tuft of Bridgeport;
came to this country from Ireland 22)
wars 11:11 11nd h1- has lived a good
Thomas Henry
States. He said he
'iivorge 1'3. Nolhna-
1~ SUM)“ mums and 111111 stamps. After
1111 had sitcu-ssi'ully pa \‘l"d an examin—
ation. he 1111.4 mode :1 CitiZon.
' Michael (lulho. :1 burbvrol' South
111-0121111214,'NUI‘\\‘2'-lk. who has hunt in this coun-
‘ .‘ti'y sinm- 1911', and who has two Li-
111'1'11'l111111ls and some war savings
-:~.lltllips,illl1l 11 ho 1121.4. contributed to
[1111 litd (‘1o~S 111ml was admitted.
:suri' “(house
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satin;
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, their names in a bank, assuring that
_stzu11 213511111111." '1“ ””3“ the monvy Would be returned to her
1.11111 1111 ytlth There will he all when slngrequeslml it. She said that
..111.'r1:1111111~111 mum-ting 11111 meeting: when slw 3‘3de for the money hm-
, ,. , , wanghtor refused to return it. Mn.
“N ‘3 T111Sh1111111s 11111 b‘ ' M hello Shaple-igh admitted receiving the
money but denied any fraud. Sin-
is claimed her mother gave her the $40.-
1,1 (100 as a gift, explaining she toured
that otherwise the money would be
squandered by the family.
”MUS lo {I11-
April
111'1113.
\V. l)il\\‘(1l‘ll1
'Illltlillill to make an address at it
St, l’aul's Men‘s.
V1,": 11ml (lemme
monthly lll“ ”ting oi~
('ILIL 111 1111- Sumluv school rooms. this Bertram Shapieigzh “-1“, is a com.
.,..\-..m,,g [poser of music. Said he was not. inteb
.____,-,._-. 1151th in the (“$121,124le of tho money.
l,1~11n .‘-.lor::1n, 111' 'l‘olle's street, asked He declared “'3 had turned the Lunds
_ _ _ over to his wife and was not con-
Illt‘ police last M14111): W pt'omne 1"“ cerned further with it. Judge Reed.
rlotlws from his homo :15 his
would not let him cuter 11111 house. Pa- 1’11
Holman Szunmis wont to the house and
41114111111 the man's 1~loil1ing for him.
wife who heard 11111 ovidence has never giv-
1111y (ll'(‘l.\'ll)ll in the case.
BILLS INTRODUCED
BY SENATOR M’LI‘IAN
lln- polio..- are today kin-pint watt I1
1111' :1 uniformed soldier and sailor who
21111 making the rounds; of 11111 «itv so-
:1 fund to \\'1‘l('(1l1!“ association of llristol.
141-13- Shot-t Mt‘lal \i’oi'ltors'
ford. (‘1mn.,
(Continued 11111111 b‘trst Pager.“
(‘onn.. and the
union of Siam»
favoring the federal “'01
1112111 suffrage zunmtdt'ncnl: the citizens
oi" South ‘Mam'ht‘su't'. ('onn.. opposing
ptilygauiy; llll" Lithuanian Stibielivs 111‘
lil'iting 1110;1111' for
[-1 boys homo, Th.-
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hirh Ihr-y claim vi“ 1111
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cult-s 1'111111'-.1.1;11nti11;-_ the Lithuaniam I11“
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intion of III? Stafford Business .\l1=11';4
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he 111.,t 11100l111.. 01 I 1' ~- “L 1 . _ 1‘olut11hus (11 Brooklyn. also Citizens
:34 owninz was en‘d’l't‘d IO 2" “(‘i" I" 111' Shulton, (Tour... l‘vquvs ting H111 tree-f
111 11:11.;tli('.1ii0ll>l for 1,1. . .1 1.» .1111; .1, .‘11 tlom and independence 01' Ireland; tho‘
. . ~ .. (‘11111111111i1-111 l~‘11dm'ulin1.1 1'11. Labor 1:1\'~.
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“ ‘ g , 111mg twleral aid ot mint-anon: the
1';i:11ion:1,l. :l111i‘il‘sl Marth 111111~1inc :.n~~
--1'-gv:1'=:ttion,. are already in 121w run-1»
punt (tilicv e111plo11-s 1'11" Southingum
(111111., in favor of (I11~ Madden bill. and
11 pvtition 1111111 the 11.111111: People‘s
SWIM-lg. o!‘ (‘hl'isimn l-induuvor oi XVI}
litnanlir. Conn. in favor of prohil'ri—
tion. '
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\ltom .41.;11' 11111111111115, of tho SW?! '1
\orn'ulk t‘ltth 111,30de a very pleasant
-'.1'111in,:.' a! 1:11'1ls at their room-4' 1'.-1S1
115131111111. Several tables were in use
tiring: the atoning and E. G. I'lunfiug Some Woods That, Are Heavier Than
...-.—
WILL NOT FLOAT.
Murod the first prize for the night Water
Zlo Reorgc S. North was awarded The question llhs :1i'i<1n as to what
ronsolation honors, A very tasty 11'1-1'1ds will lion! and what will nol.'
1' 4h was sched at the close of ”‘1' 1111111 it dry. 'l‘l11~ tollmviua is :1 list of
11111; consisting of frankfurtet's and 1111» woods of 11111 1‘nltmi States which
sardin".-S, sandwiches. pumyk’m 11111 heavier than water :1: all times.
.nl‘fee and Older. 1““ 111-1111 are 11 numim' 111’ other spe-
__,__..... , (‘IPH in which occasional specimens
HOSPITAL NOTES
{Ml
11311,
‘11].11' weigh heavier than water when
(‘l'li such as tho oalis and hickorits
Adm‘mad \Vednesduy—‘MI‘S. Ra}: for (“4111111111 Th't'e it 1 112211 1111111
.. . 7- 1 1 . 1: . i 3 2 ‘. r 4 ’
mond \\':1lsh,8 Fitch street; \Irs. V. 1l- m“ inn 1 (i W 1' ' d g 1 t '
S1“ .1 “1 14
13.1111 Hauffler, 18 Elm street; Robert I E U “‘H ' ‘ 11 Me
111211-11 henv'e' :1, 1; 1 3- - 3 _
_r_11'.11.~,11,114 1111111111 SII'OPI. 111.1nk11'11. I ' 111 n “ ”“1 “‘3‘ D" ““
\I Y word I". Iliuclow in 8015' Lite.
— 1 - WWW-WWW (‘anella alba. {White Wood): Lig-
_ .. 11111-1 vitae (Guajacum sanctum) P01“
_... , V1111, Advet'tw'otiivnt: , _ _ p ' ,
Sentinel \ ‘ limo augushfolal: Torch wood (Am-
.1111 sure to bring the best results oh-
.V-"is Sylvatit'h); Red iron 11' » . .
;.1;nable. 00d (Rey
W . nosia‘latifoliat: Black iron wood (Con-
' Idalia ft-t'real; Logwood (-Condalis ob-
: i lt'on wood (Olneya Tesota):
(,1 all):
F! .d geroxlyon mastichododendron 1; 1171111
,. "1 {Dilly (Mimusope Siehri); Black Man—
, ,‘gmve (Avicennia nitida); crab wood
‘. SKATES SHARPENED cus Oblonifolia); live oak (Quercus
i REPAIRING _virens). . I . l
..w [lodge
FORD HOOD COVERS : (Vanquelinia tot'rel); Montana ma-
i ’ ‘ ho, anv it‘ercocarous ledifoliusl; Mam
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1 I gro~ (1 «Rhizophora mangle); Stopper
i Aan-FreeZIng I (Eugenia longipsl;Se1'en~year apple
I ‘ {(Genipa clusiac folia); mastic tSid-
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l Sebastiana incida); White oak (Quen,
{IIIIIII IIN III WAR
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’8 CONTI‘ZE"; SAVINGS STAMPS!
Secretary of the Treasury Urges
Citizens to Keep Government
Securities Until Maturity.
Carter Glass, Secretary of the Unit-
ed State. Treasury, has issued a warn-
lug
to patriotic American citizens
against unscrupulous persons who ad-
vertise that they are willing to pur-
chase W111- Savings Stumps. Mr. Glass
«loos not wish to have the Gov emment
securities sold at sums much
below
their actual value. 1
He pointed out that people who are
actually in need of 111011111' may take
their \Vnr Savings Stamps to a Post:
Oifice'nnd receive cash for same upon
giving
ten days' notice. Mr. Glass
utgt-s holders to keep their stamps un-
til maturitv.
He stated that \Var Savings Stamps.
belong only to the individual who first
purchased them and that people who
1.11111-
to buy slumps at low premium
are violating the letter of the law in
so doing.
stamps
which rightfully belongs to them, but
are aiding: unscrupulous agents to reap
profits. \
382
Men and women selling
are not only losing money
3
OFFICIAL TRADE MARK OF THE
WAR SAVINGS STAMPS FOR 1919
(The picture of l‘wnjnmin Franklin
l't‘ltl‘ullua'utl above 111111111113 on the “'ar
Savings
Sl'l\'CS.-—~ Buy “'11 1'
Stamps ot‘ the new series.)
’ THRIFTOGRAMS
O
God
those that help them-
Snvings Stumps.
Spend one penuv loss than thy clear
helps
1"!~’.‘ts.—Bu1' “or Savings Stamps.
Look before or 11)11‘ll find yout'sclt
l1(~l1it1tl.——-Bu_v War Savings Stamps.
If you would be wealthy, think of
saving as well as. getting-BuyJVar
q
\—
lllit‘,
£1111th Stumps.
lletnouthor that money is of the pro-
gmlt-l'ntiilg nature—Buy \Vur
Savings Stmnps.
r
This _\'1-;11', with 1121111114- fought
:Hitl \‘1‘1111, will) I’mlu'w llw lt':l1lin'.:
I‘nl'is Mylo. 1l1111‘1-11~1.11-< lltt~ 111,:1- to
Stu-11d for fun. 11.: hill (or l'nllx S
uilolwl Lililv. I 11111111 11.,\~1lf llu
the}: I l11~:1:'1l 111~- :11'111‘Siiu'o 11:13 r0113
Iy slum-«l l m'tlt'rml 1111 :1 1151111 t'nld
lainl az'
11'11l'l
t'l't‘lllltl'1"~’ oil of l1:tl1i1.~4 \\1) allow in
‘.I'H'.'.. 1113' 1'11:!:~1‘Ea1!11'1' sturltwl In rv-
Hill 4111:11- lu-IH‘!‘ 11:11 1.. law 1:1,1’
dun-:11, l:‘< Lott 11.1-3 You haw
:mu. val i1 . 'I‘lti'it'i I — aim 311::1-‘1 that
Sin-31S 11:11 [it'lmy's sir“. that
11131411131: HS in 111:1‘»:1* '~';t'l't sizrif! (‘3'
zl.11~.'.~i1;\~.'lti1'l1 no ruliu- liq-S. E..1'l1
tor-ruin: 11.111 :1 I >111 k 1111' L17», I
[dunno :11 l:-:1.\'. for 112111 'l'l11'if1
511111111: l-vl‘lmgxs‘ [ lsuy it from :1
go“, 11113::51» it's from :1 baby
1:111:11” l (it:
311‘
I‘IIIl'V'fIJI'
Get the Habit!
By EARL BALDWIN THOMAS.
1] S111 righi down and «lined
vim-d 11:11 inst as 11'11 an!
1,111 1'.:1‘1‘ .w long as lhoy
working toward the self 1:31:12
'l'lxt'il't. ilm i'AIIIL“, which
thiy by day, informs 1:.4 what We
11111.31! 1114.1.1-11Il3 ,1
Dar: 1‘ 1‘31! a Tim’n‘wad'.
ENAIULMERCN—
\1 .
r.” is I n;- i; .1 Elisa
‘,
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sum": .1 .. 11011:
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firrswwuau-rssru-t,
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BUY w. s. 3. NOW.
War Savings Stamps permit
(-\'(1'l‘_V0IlOlnIlt'IP tho government.
’l‘lu-y are sm-itritins within the
41111.4": ‘III
Their Compound interest at 4
per cent. makes them gililolg’ed
’investments.
In the 1919 campaign now
starting the whole nation is ex~
pected to save through ‘h'ar Saw
lugs Stamps
'1 his will give the government ,
$2,000,000” in money 111111 21.1
1.
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. ' 1 , HOWLAND’S
Entrances on Main St., Fairfield Ave, Cannon St.
Wm”. February 5, 1919.
_1
Lovely yarns to
inspire knitters!
So soft and fine that they
invite the needles to be busy.
Of such rich color, and such
wondrous range of color, that.
they urge every woman who
loves beauty to fashion new
sweater or golf jacket.
. Many of them in the de-
‘lightfully-soft shades of blue
and pink that make Baby
those channinglittle jackets and bootees. Or in
snowy White that gains beauty when knitted with
border of blue or pink.
And with the double attraction of a price just.
about half of usual price!
That is because we bought them from a man who
was afraid ;, who actuallythought women might stop
knitting just. because the war was over!
AS though 11' o m e 11
wouldn't be glad to knit
bright and pretty things for
themselves after all the. dull—
lntod ones thev ,knit for the
‘boys who 11 ant. to War!
Plain rants and fancy
yarns. jarns of special
strength for sweaters, yarns
of Sufi: fineness for dainty
articles of wear. and all
sorts and weights in colors
that the rainbow 11'111111111111'1'!
11.111115111111111 1'. urns i i Fancy yarns
" regular 3913 i 1 regular 50c 85 55c
.19c H 29c 1
, _._._____-~ -.. V ,___, . j
‘ Knitting; yarns i
1 regular 7151'- I
l
1WW39CW 1
Third flour.
C liarmin < flier-Kiss
vderS again! . i
Not in1111111llisl11‘11'1-11‘11ltz'11ltltis g‘itotl 11:1'.'\'-4: Dior-1
{iv lab and face powders :11-11111 I111 had.
1 , a, I
1.1111 11.111 1l11ligl1t-i
have I)’."(‘Il 1111:4111; I
How llivv
1111f~111111 and 111111' lllli'llt <<
.1 _: I ,
lljvt'lx'iss 1:131". flush or whiét',» 3011 , ‘
lljm'Iiiss l'm-o powdvv, all 1111141315311 I
lljci'liiss (-1111111111'1 vase. I'm'c powder and rouge
‘11 metal vanity 11:1s1'.»11\'il'l1 11113"'.~4714lc
Tried 91111111112 shampoo? IET; 11112111 1'1111.1111'l<11bl1~§
1.114"? ii?l'l‘("<lilllj£. lilo
Smlrtiisff‘s llussi
:111 shampoo is of special excel—Q
1 lit'l‘. 9‘3
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Cures 11181111111111 111-1111;; 1111111119 are almost :‘1 sinnd'j
1rd. 3351'.
CL aiigi' HISIP. front.
New blouses
from old:---Ritl
l'l-it isa 1'1—1111111'kablc1 110w dye th :11 111- -1l<1~s a be tuli—
»! rose or blue or pink blouse out. ,of' the. white
1~ which has grmvn tircsmne!
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1
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Crepe do chines seem to gain new luster when
heir color is changed by Kit. Little blouses of
:mcy cotton gain new charm and beauty. Hairbow
ibbons are refreshed and beautifiedl Rit is a
mtkcr of magic.
lt works as by magic too. l\o boilingi doesn’t
dain hands, doesn’t injure fabric, and color is fast.
Flesh pink rose brown green blue lavender and
. ‘ The Weather: Fair Tomorrowd
“I paid $27.50
and got $45”. .
That is the way 9.
man told his experi-
ence to another man
last night. 5
He was talking
about 1111 11"01‘1'oat and
what happened to him
when he wont hunting
for one among; tho
ovcrt'oais here.
“'lmt that 1111111 not
was one 1'1l those hand—
some oven-oats of fine
doul111'1—t4‘xt111'11 woolen: ‘,
such «lath as has come
from no mill this sea-
Still.
It: is {IS soft: and
beautiful asa piovo of
iiuc—slwarml- fur, as
warm 113111'11'ic
SIHY".
“'11. had it llt'cilll'rSO
our tailors 11ml :1 stock
ol'li11<~ 111'11'1'1111ii11L1's‘1111
II 11111 at. theWl11~j~i1111i111__,1
o! 1l10 season.
£154 illl
The 1'1‘1;.,1'11]:11' who of .
that overcoat was $15.
The 11111121] worth oi it. ll" numbing . 11101'1’.~ than $45.
Yet he paid but $27.50!
That's be ausv we saved, tlu: l,ll‘_!,f_‘,'l‘<t savings till
now; figm'ing they would be 1_)I'i<'<l I11 twill 1.1m
’to the. boys back in 1111 service.
Am' man 1 111 make Similat Sill inns: and 110 L1, :ts
just as biL,‘1 111111101'1iot1atesa1'i11gS——1\'l11~iher 1111. 1121's
$17.50 or $27.50.
l‘F'il l‘.
41' 1
SW
0 I\I:1In floor.
Winsome dresses
of semen-$35.
Springs scrum dresses are proliy. and dainty,
11ml now-l. —
First of 1l111111111'11 l1vr1~~~~1111<l 1l11~_1‘ 111'111'11 it \‘1‘;“V'
éthe very 11-11111 of the Front.
pit-asingly.
IIM'C {11‘1‘ lit'i'ml slil'is.
llore 111111 tut-kwl Slill‘iS.
lit-1'0 :11'11 vfi'trt-iivo applications 111" lu'uitl.
Here is imptwssivc 111- 1. silhotu H11 with in
l1i11< and an 1 {'31- --1 111 (1 d11111ing— in at ho 111111.
lures all
And 1111111 11111 1'i11l1 mlo1's:-~plum and guru and
nine amll ll'HWll :1121111211'3', blavk t
111~l1-.l><1:111t_\',vii-l1 in 1.1211111,
rho-111d floor.
‘ “And They Thought
Vv‘onldn’t Fight”!
Floyd (lilil 1-111'1'11S1'11111131111 ol" the (‘liiwngo
'I‘t'lhunv tolls in this book of what he actuallv «11': of;
Mid l111 s1111 thin“.
”O was with the butts-lion 1111' t lit'ml £11: first
.'l,1oi 11 out (1101' tl111‘1 11111 with the boys :11 Ho .; do Bcl~
111111, was 1l1~spomit1ly wound-11d in rescuing Major
ll:11'111'~--—-;1111‘. will curryéhc Scars of battle to his g1'111‘1'1l
Cited by (11111 Pctain, he also 1'111711ivcd the Oral):
211111'1'1: with palm from the From-l1 2,111'111'11111011t.
The only .1‘11111'11'i1'an
ti'oops at: (‘hah-au 'I‘l1i11rry.
he has written? ,
Better read it 111,-11111p‘t.l,y, :1 ill!) 1101' cont. book for
100 per cent Americans:———A11d 'I‘lmy 'l‘hought W'o '
“301111111 ”1. 11 1,1111.” $2.
And then road:—~\Vit.h the Help of God and a
Few Marines. A book as dramatic as its title, written
bv a man who k11011s:——~Brig Gen A “7 Catlin of the
Marine Corps—3‘ $1.50
The Navy; Hurrah; The British navy and our
own .Navy. Its story told in a series of wonderful
sketches by 'Bartimcnsrm "
1N),
and. but
315.
llrixssm of six
H3319.
«lei
with its
the book
1301171151 1on<lt~nt
1:111 you imagini-
Eternal-—
$1159.
Norwalk Chronicler