TUESDAY, mm . .
.. ,..,_..—...
,‘ktjfgrent T heatre
condition that he re'celiie no payment
;and that he he allowed to goumong
‘3 the farmers as an unknown hired man.
ito study conditions for three months.
3 CONNECTICUT_ E'ni '
ON PERSH!NG'S LIST;
~ l
Today's Record Contains Names of Six‘
”we
BRANDEGEEMAYEEEE
* SENATE PRESIDENT
”p
sENA'wRW ENS‘ ~ 1
AGAINST BongflE‘lr’ISMi
Continued from First Page.
slaw smith: me who ~.lieoretos
ideclaratlon or the amounts on hand is
i liable to heavy penalty.
liquor-wot wines or toils to make oi
The House of Refined
Entertainment
Today
'23 lid} ERi‘l‘E CLARK
and
Still? .0’BREEN 3
iss
mm picture. .\s u diminu—
mr. t‘lnrk makes '
pal. All should See her
.‘liss Hoover."
a Pattie \‘l’eckly
And Comedy
\Vednesday
DOROTHY PHILLIPS
i.\'
“'i HE TALK OF
THE TOWN”
She uses her wedding ring ill the
-u,~uit ot' uni-cszl'uiued freedom
travelogue and Comedv
Thursday
lVILLIAM FARNUM
l.\‘
RIDERS OF THE
PURPLE SAGE”
novel of that
.“ iss
s‘.
l!“(,
~...;n Zane Grey's
mime
Home of Screen Delights‘”
Today and Wednesday
l s‘ar cast in Thomas lnce pro-
Ul'llOAl.
“The .Midnight Patrol”
Mules faster than the action of
Browning machine gun
Mack Si-li’iNtL inn-st comedy.
“Whose Little \Vife Are
You ?"
Burton Holmes”
Travelogue
Thursd'ctY
ivian Martin
i i’uruluouu;
"You Never Saw
Such a Girl"
21
I}.
.' Alli!
yr
3
pit-l lire
I'tiuwdy. thrill and romance are
till" it"ucipul ingredients (it this
I'lllli’illlllL‘ picture .
.
Latest Pathe .\ews
i‘i'lfitli"'=1ilii Lin" in "File Sr‘t'l't-i
.. on"
‘Fulunluy ('lHi‘H. ix" \ounu in “The
“uiuge “Hyman"
Vaudeville Thursday. Fri—
day. Saturday
. in a. box secs Nancy, with her grand?
New Englanders—TTS Names
Before he leaves “'ashington. Baldwin A
in it.
attends a theatrical performance and;
\VASHiNtlTOX. Mar. i].»milt'-t’-urdt:‘d
on General Pershinu‘s casualtv list of
this morningr are the names of Six
New England soldiers. Of that number
three are from Connecticut, No Bridge-
porter is mentioned. ‘
father and ilcrry.
REGENT THEATRE, WEDNESDAY
Beautiful Dorothy Phillips in “The
Talk of the oan A':’|so a vael-
cgue Series. and a Comedy.
The total. v. hich contains 113 Itatttc§,.
KiliCtl in (1(‘li0il
died from
is divided as follows:
dind from wounds.
accident and other czmscs. S:
in action.
\\'l:cn the popular actress. Dorothy
Phillips. appears at the legend Their
ll‘i'. \\ f‘tll‘ll'SdllV in her new success.
"Th-- Tull: ot the Town." Norwulk's
illl"llll’t-‘~Yltl“l‘~‘ will see hcr in one of her
in:
died of
:3}; missinrr
\x‘cunvlcd slightly. 4:2.
The New England soldiers are:
tiiscnsp, 7.;
.. . - . ' I ' '
umst cficcltvc presentations. Miss K‘l'Cd ‘" Action.
Phillips has. coined great: Polullt-tritv Privat“ TM“ Pal”‘~“-“~ 1““ go “1“ g".
- .- - .‘ . . . .. Mass.
in tho muting plctulc world. and as
(:cnevra French. in this new picture. 0”“ fr°m Vlounds.
l‘rivatt‘ (lit-vory i‘ele"son. New {\iil—
l‘ortl. Conn.
i’rivatc ilcl‘yl l.. i‘l'ttsser. .‘lontict‘llo.
Mr.
shc is 2i\crl an opportunity to show
her talent .ln-l, ability in a muuuit‘icf‘n’.
lit‘lffli'illlillt'”.
(lelicvlu il‘z'cnt-h uwrrit-s Lawrence
'l‘ul-or. the youngest illt'illliPl' or her fa.
tlicr‘s circl of friends. thinkinc. that
in- so (loin: :.l|t' will be able to do :15‘
The murrialuc lmntls are
Died of Disease. '
James J. Burns. New ilavcn. ('oun.
Wounded (Degree Undetermined.)
. i‘iirum Jo‘nn ii. Sullivan, \Vol'coster.
szit- plcuses.
it‘iilliSl\P to l'll'. and in :in uut'crtl'uiu
t-d puruit of linppincss and l‘l'e:~ll(nn she
mun about
:"vli'SS.
Wounded Slightly.
Sergeant Joseph A. Schihi. Torring-
lwcomcs imohcd with :t
ton Conn.
town. and her uuuic is linked with his
in society hid her husband
ll'i her 20 ner way. or did he. hrin.'~’_lter
to her senses. See the picture‘ut the
Regent “'ednosduy.
gossip.
POLICY BURNED, THEY
SUE INSURANCE COMPANY
New Fairfield Plajntiffs Allege Agent
Refused to Divulge Name
of Company.
August. David and Anna~ Schap-
pals of New_ Fairfield have brought
AT PALA‘CWE THEATRE, TODAY AND
WEDNESDAY
T. H. lnce Presents, “The Midnight Pa-
tron" Also Latest Sennett Comedy.
)litldlescx Mutual insurance Company
of gilddl'olown. claiming $700 damages.
The complaint alleges that in Novem-
1or. 19161. an agent for the company in
lli‘niilll'y issued an insurance policy
upon a dwclling owned by the plain-
liil's in New Fairfield for $525. as tilt-
interest of the ownerstmighl appear.
“The Midnight Patrol." Select Pic-
turcs' great special attraction produced
by Thomas H. lnce. will he presented
at the alace theatre today and “lednes‘
day. moving picture patrons of this
city will see. one of the most thrilling
and sensational Chinese underworld
. cver produncml on the screen.
st' "
..>< \ :r. l 1 . " ‘. .' y'." . _ _
' “m“h' “1 “m 1“ " “H“ and ill the lil'(' all oi the papers relab
. ‘I 2. . - . ' ' . ' - — l ~ ‘- .
N” ( ‘ "H“ m‘ m “ “‘S'mf‘ "“ im: to ”in insurance were destroyed.
”'0‘“ l“ “ ‘1 lung. u “1“. ( hmpsp’ 'i‘hc total loss is figured at $2.000. 0w~
“”"S “k“ a "2“." ”V” the Vic" mm “‘W' in: lo lhc destruction of the policy the
plaintiff was unable ascertain the
name of ill.‘ vt‘mpany issuing the pol-
icy. :lud uliwgcs that tho uucnt refused
to lcll. thus prcveuting tho 2ivinu of
formal notice of the fire and the claim
under the policy.
lessness in his district. . .
At the time lhc story begins lht‘
('hiuatown policc squad is under ill“
command of Scrizt. hunt-am. whose two
trusted assistants arc 'i‘el'rencc Shun—
uoll and Mil-ilucl ('i'Sht-u, During a
raid on \Vup [thing's iii-n liuuczm is kill-
cd and Shannon is elevated to his posi-
tion. Murdock and his (‘hinese plot“.
tcrs fear Shannon's power and tlicy :lt-
tmupt to discredit him by s.irrinl{
trouble among the tongs. Shannon
toils their plans, however. which has
to
THREAD COMPANY
EMPLOYES STRIKE
“'HAAMANTIC. March ti.——-ilox
shop employes of the American
Thread Company. numbering one huu~
drul and fifty lct’l work yesterday af-
the unexpcc'cd result of makingr l‘llm , .
“(m m lllm c\’ )1 111' the dischargi- ol a man who haul
s' .1 .. .l'.
‘ _ . t'et‘us-d to cut lube]: which had h-en
About illH luut- Murdock and Wt. .‘ _ ' N ' _
Tint: ‘H t\pettiu a shipment " lurnished him. I‘he labels are classwo
<; z ., *.' > 2 ' . ‘
. . - t . . ~ . . ...
“llllllll- in ”mm. to Silitlifll‘dl‘tl "s at“ .ts_non»union prouiul by the h«lilo 1..
rival they tcll Shannon that lhcv 211'" ht‘t'flllt-t‘ lll(‘ prml shop of thr- company,
holding Palsy O'Connell. ;. young lady which turned them out. is an ‘opcn"
(ind. while the box shop operatives urt-
whom Shannon admires. captive in “’u
Fultg's den and that she will be lllll‘lll-
ed unless Shannon keeps out. the way
until the shipment of opium is unlozu‘l
duty
The strikers sent tele-
grams to John Golden and Sarah (‘oir
Textile \\'orkers
.-\lll“l'lt‘.l rcqucsting llllll .‘l rcprcscnur
Other lhun'that the
uum was discharged because he will»
tlniouizvd
lmy ol‘ lllt- of,
mi. Terri-oct- believes that
comes first. llO\\'(‘\'(‘i'. and lends u tutti
on \\'u it‘unz's under2round dcn. lie I<
ii\v lu- Stfnl lit-re.
ll tinnitus A A
T REGENT THEATRE TODAY.
rgucrite Clark and Eugene O’Brien
'm "Little MISS Hoovefi" Also a
Pathe Weekly and Comedy.
ne of the ll”.‘l pli-i'opill;-: t.t l\i:ti'-
l‘lllik's Tt'llt‘iitlll'e "l.‘.l!l0
Hoover." in which that p‘pulur
mount slur is ;~
tllPati'c ‘
l
‘llv
is
touring at llzt- ll-I
m’;l\
(-y is '\'i l); .\l;.lillt".'.' lil’i'li
e- cousl lll> . , marry him on t-n-ir
tllzli it"
(‘W I.\ it’itll}
tltlll‘ a suit of khan
to pill on u unilorm
erttd by tho c...
z'ufit. ("oionel \\’ll~
Nancy's ut‘autil'atiici.
ies bankrupt and .‘x'uncy reminn~
hat l'ncle ("i'zultl's form is pull
. and that they will go there and
its 1
ill but 5]
in}: ili‘lllli
(‘raddot-k
ii>
iii‘c oil-r again.
jor Adam Baldwin.
r. 3.» appointed t,‘()'ll!!li.'>'lt.'ll.l‘ of
gentlcnid u
,
culture- for the iiarpeth Valley .1.
t where i'ncie (‘l‘udd's farm is in-
lie accepts the commission on
M
DEED COUGH AFTER
ENZA
-- sav that Foley's Honey
:hr- lins‘ couzh medicine 1
writes E. B. McDowel. H.
. :lfl. Arlington. Tenn. "My
'. .. nza. He had the wors‘
owl; and i tried everything.
mi any good. God sent me
vii Ville-5's Honey and Tar,
lNFLU
Honey and Tar
(-011th ; eases Wheel?
. :Vl'r
“l,
strain. and the quit-lies? rt lit-fis soon.
Li.» lull ii was lictlm‘ the next day strips any pain at once.
4* ~'~u <i;i_\s illr' had no cough at. less and d0t‘SXl'l burn or (Ii-“9010f {119'
stopa skin.
it is effective. yet pieas- a weak. lame or painful back. or for
->‘.ttilson and PoWeli. lumbao. sciaica.
. ttsm; sprains or a strain.
ml to pt-rl'oi'm work assigned to him."
l"b‘l$il‘(l hv "(‘llinii" Ross. a whim-
man who has been thrown down by 'l‘“ ““H "“"“'g""”'"' 2ave out no]
\\‘u it'ullL'. "“"““”"" 5
.- g a F I’,,. . _—~, .- E ‘
\\ llt'il Shannon breaks into \\ u TRAD LICENSES l
’uncr's dt-n. FllnL‘. gl‘llpplt's with him E NO '
LONGER NECESSARY,
WASHINGTON, March
vidual import and export licenses for1
_>____ the colonies. possessions and pro-iL
I lcc t‘i‘al('n‘ of (lrent llrilnin. l-‘mnce.
lte'y. Belgium and Japan will no long-?
er he. required. it was announced to~lI
day by the “'ar 'l‘l‘adt- Board. -
and t)\'L‘l'[)I.)".‘t~l'S him. Fun: and hi»
:tssistullis then prepare to throw Shan-
filled with live. rats.
\
ll ~--»indi-‘
|
non into a pit
Opposition to Chump (‘lurk for Delil-
ocrmir- floor leader in the next iiousc.
bt-cxiusc of his fight :tuainst the Sc—
lt-ctivl- Draft hill and his reputed un~
l
i'it'iltllli‘lt'fis n. U", iwuuuo of Nations The- board also removed rostricfi
t'i)\'l‘lillili in its pl't‘s’l‘n.‘ form. has gain- ”0"” of ”W importation ”f peanuts:
" . . l
M in when shipped trout the country oft
licutlwuv. according to leaders
tho insurucul movement known as the Thlsrullng ”0““ “0‘
apply to ;
.
slopwcnts ot‘ pcanuts stored lll Canada!
i
'unless they were purchased and paid-
’ for prior to .\pril l~i_ 1913‘“.
mm oauliioius ”
RUB BACKACHE AWAY.
instant relief! Rub pain. soréness and:
stiffness from your back with ‘
“St. Jacobs Liniment." 5
origin.
.1. mom-m i(.' “"tll'L’leliZal ion committee.
ix’i-lu-e‘. ', -..'.1:=l but, l:::' liv- _‘ .‘It ' Tl???-
have no ncii'u-s. then-lore can not .
(-ausp pain. Listen? \"our quwcllu‘,
is caused by lumbuzn. sciatica or :t‘
ins. penetrating “St. Jacobs 'i.iniment.' -
Rub it right on the ache or tender;
spot. and instantly the pain, soreness
stiffness and lameness disappears.
Don't stay rippled.” - Get. a small trial
bottle of “St. Jacobs Linimcnt“ from
your druzrzisi and limhcr up. A moment;
after it. is applied \‘otl‘ll wonder what}
of the backache. sciatica or
Jacobs Linlmem"
It is harm-
became
lumbago pain. “St.
PATRO L"
PRODUCED or
1'
It’s the only application to rub on‘
Thomas lnce Presents, “The
in new». -
neuralgia. rheumn- Midnight
' h...“ u...-....._.-._..-
I
suit in the Superior ‘court against the:
March 12. i913" the house was burned.‘
salary for his services, hut if he does
(Continued from Page One).
l “hen the United States Court
”I .1183'9. found "boys of ‘19 and" 18. 'heavily on his shoulders; Conmss_icomes in hfire today. Maximilian Vén
“of 59‘ matured. _ hf continued. Sent :man Frederick H. Gillett of Massa- ' lloegan is to be put to plea on the
““33 {01" long ‘9‘“‘5 in Imam" some ’chusetts will be speaker of the House '
m- them because thL-V were abs: l . . ' * ,7 -» “charge of treason. The docket is a
. . - 111‘ .wluch is the highest, position m powerl
Without leave—homesxck youths who of Congress ‘to offer_ Senator BrandeJ‘ong 0"“-
left, ‘0 S"1-" goodbye to ”1,0”: mothers tree. of Connecticut is prominently:
01‘ perhaps a 1’1“ word “'11“ ”Wt? mentioned as president. pro tempore;
i
ill-Ill 'BllllSS
Elllllllillllli
y—‘H
sweethearts. Fire ““1” 3““)1 k‘d one of the Senate. but thus far has never
9‘. inf!“ to m S's-meme“ 1"" forty given an intimation that he desires
3eaxs. :tiie otfice. He will be fourth in rank'
SGXHNOI‘ Chambt‘l'lain urged a b9ll01"i-ii the powerful foreign inelations in
addition to his chairmanship of Pa~i
ciflc railmads. and his membership on.
trcutmcnt of tho returning ooldicr and
10 patents and the judiciary committees!
asked e\ ery business man to re-eiu-
ploy men who gave up their jobs
1311)“ Senator McLean Will be chairman“
culcr tllt‘ serncc, if they were,
sit-ally capable of doing: the work. The ..f ”H, committee on banking and ALEXANDER. Samuel—»Discllarged
(luv-slim! o.‘ unemployment. he ussert- currencv. and will also hold illhc so) ”(‘0‘ 17”“ 1918' 437‘“ Enginet-rs'
Detach. (‘0. A. Pvt. 1st class. Engin-
ud. was largely up to the busmr-ss man desi
eors. 20 Raymond street. South Nor-
ms. his munbership on forcstry.l
tor sottlenwnt. of whicl . . _ ‘
. . ‘ . z .1 he is now cirmman—alsO'
”mm“. (.hzuubciiam severcly (‘rili‘ two other ’ major commiitoes of post “wk .
cisod what he described as American unit-cs and interstate COlllillPl'Ce_ ANDERSON. Alfred L.—~»Discharg'cti
Feb. 28th, 1919. 68th Art. Head-
quarters Co. l’vl. Coast Artillery. 15
Union Place. Norwaik. Conn.
BRADLEY, JOHN
charged March 6. 1919. 29th Div. (‘0.
A. 111th M. (1.. B. N. (‘0. A. lsl class
Private. Machine Gun. 33 Chestnut
unpreparednch in [11. war and asked
\lllt‘llli‘l' post-war unpreparedness
against the menace of radical l
uflnd ilolshcvism‘ was going to he
lowul to continue.
“There is no plaice in this coumrv."
the st-nutor said. “for the Boishpyi'si'
On Ways _and Means .
. Over in the House Congressman'
abor Tilson ol‘ the Third District has been
al- taken from his place on the military
committee and transferred to tilt‘
Ways and means. which is the top
committee of the House. The military
the anarchist or the hyphenated cotnmittm ‘ i . ‘ _ street. South Norwalk. (,‘onn..
American. 0m \\-'esl “’ ”d ‘0 “0"] m“ ‘0 cm (‘lFA'l‘TE. Loot-s CEEMEN'r—nls-
, _ 'we put ”18111 one] Tilson. as he was their ordnance
on it. tram-every once ma :while and expert uand they were reluctant to.
I'm-”H" this treatment. Would apply in lose him. even for a deserved promo-t
Row York as well as in the \V‘est." tion. but the colonel felt that he could
Mayor George D. Baker. of l’ot‘t- bellor Serve his district and the state
land. Ore. .uuotlier Speaker. also by being on it great, business pm“.
Willlmd Hgtllh‘nl 111“ spread of Bol~ mittce of the House. so was given the
charged Dec. 23, 1918. 12th Division,
33rd Reg. Headquarters Co. lst class
Pvt. Art. C. A. C.. 49 Main street.
Norwalk.
GORMAN. JOHNn-Discharged Jun
3rd. 1919, 12th Div. 42 1‘. S. A. (Yo.
SNVi-“Ill and ("1101‘ extremely radical wavs and means assignment for E“ PH“ Infantry. 19 Hoyt street. N01"
doctrines. “in the West. we haw al- Which many were clamoring -- ’ walk. Conn.
ways t'clt St‘t‘lll'v that a state ot‘ true Congressman Merritt of'the Fourth GHOESCHNER’ “PILLIAM H.-—l)is-
charged Feb. 15. 1919, 515d. Artillery.
Battery D, Pvt. Artillery, C. A. (7..
19 Fort street East Norwalk. Conn.
HARRIS. RICHARD TREAT—Belong:
ed from active service Jan. 6. 1919.
If. S. S. Virginia. Radio U. S. N. R.
F., 4 Connecticut avenue, Norwalk.
Conn. ‘ "
Gt’lnotfl‘acy CXiSteil." he said. "but District, is another Connecticut mem-
thel‘e has first" In an organization her who has had unusual committee‘
that is trying to undermine the consti~ honors accorded him. Mr. Merritt came
tution and the freedom 0f democracy." in late during the preceding Congress.
.He said» that ”10 mayors lemding as successor to the late Congressman
the Washington conference last week Hill. and found only small pickings in
agreed that there was a. serious un— the way of assignments. Claims and
derground current in motion to get. territories were all that fell to his
control of interests which would jeo- lot. but for the Sixty-sixth Congress ' '
pat-dial: every dollar invested in buui- he has been jumped to the all power- FA'RFIECD COUNTY DENT'STS
nu'§;d;lgéhgifggntiic continued " a fullycgmnxltt‘eg on interstate commerce: : MEET IN NORWRLK
. . . or w 20 w a. committee duri " . ‘
«working secretly in small grows and the rcconstrucnot:p period. and whiz; The month“ meetingot the Fair-field
unless the country wakes up and few men attain even after long aer- County Dentists Association was held
meets labor with cardson the table vice. With the new plan of committee
ethey will gradually mix with the radi- assignments, that is not pull. such Ham 1.. Weed, on North Main street.
‘clal elements andl create a situation as'existed in the old days, and 1110- when ..
nit can scarce y )e overestimated." fiiotions now are pretty certain to ' . .
-—~--—~ ,_.____. be made on qualification and ability. were much benefited law-avers lnstruc
RETAIL MERCIIANTS Mr. Freeman, of the Second District, ""9 “‘1‘ 81“!!! DY-Dr; ReininKeer. ot
‘ remains With his former committee Stamford. who spoke on "Inlay WOT "
GET INSTRUCTIONS on rivers and harbors. Glynn of the and “1““, lllustratedjls ulk with I
Fifth is on insular affairs, and will con-
‘probably chose to remain. as that numb” 0‘ demonstratr 51‘“ the
’committee is of added importance in ““5”“ 0f the interesting and helpful
'after-the-war conditions: Lonergan of address he was qfieSll‘med 3‘ some
or (2) the cost or market liricc. which- “1% ifirsl is on banking and currency. length b" ”‘0 dentists We!“ Who
(WI. is “mm; The freight, “We”. an in several other small commlt- , -. , '. . l fr, anon
cottage and storage costs may be ndd- tee assignments “”1"" democratic were ‘0‘." plcused “.nh hi8 nll'rmm 11‘.
cd to the cost of each lot 0f 800th. ‘I'ule. no will hrobuhi)‘ remain on and demonstlalltfilb. Among m e ‘
"Besides the not cost of goods sold. banks and currency. hers who were present ““31.“de Doc.
:ln- l‘t‘ltlllt‘l' is allowed to deduct from -"‘——-——--— tors Hillis. Holzgate, Wilcox. Collins
its grow. :;’.-; f 't ' - "
sat-y cxpuns‘v:ilii‘xiddii‘iar‘lei‘d iii: 1:123 V132: ligt;ECT\ld:::hR:11L_|—hg<:f;ral and Stone. of (lreenwieh. Reininueer;
ness. No personal. family or living cxw -. . . 4. I ‘ ' . Rules. Hertz vorcgory and 'M’“ e1, 0
penrs or any kind may be included in , notlces‘bearing upon tax collections Stamford. Boutwell. Weed. 0Connot‘.
such deductions. The ordinary mmn_.w‘ertx issued yesterday by United Heifernan. Kendall and “031. 07 “1‘3
or might have. as cxpl-nse clerk nth-,1 States Revenue Collector J. J. \Valsh city.
mil 0! .busmess nmlv'vty. interest on , for the llllode island-Connecticut dls- ——-——--—~—
his busmess indebtedness. and taxes: - 4 - . " ’
on his bUsiness and busmess property. I! trtet. One is. to corporation managers~ The Buckingham W. R. C. Wilt ho-d
gleuarding returns by next Saturday- their semi-monthly all day Red Cross
dur- l which are to be made on tentative sewing on Thursday at the home of
Also.there may be’brdinary repairs.
bad debts churned oil‘ the books
, .. ... .. - . .
iiiziii-iii‘uifdltiizh‘imleigatturimp? sum; mi ' blank..- as the regular ones have not Mrs. Ada Bvimzton. No. 1 Lincoln ave-
. . . . , . t' t'lllOflt'. (El‘l . . .~ ... -~ - A.
tor (it-livery horses. minors and up-lbepn d””‘bmod' and another HIM”
Continued from First Page
nuc.
keep or delivery wagons rilltlilies and; to the tax upon liquors. Thcre is u -. _‘_ -. «O
“9815‘”; for motor “"K‘k-‘H "'t‘. ' fisub-division for wines. which are inI
m m ”w “9m “m"- “"d "’“r- a two classes ~-sour and sweet. The;
rctailer may claim reasonable depre-i
_ . l
mutton on property used in the bust-I * '
Don’t Be f
1955. ()1). ill“! 3 ”"3. allow d I .P 15 i
I I P ' ' X 1' i
“SUNNY .1 pt‘. ' Cf‘nl. 0] 10 PP! (.(‘nL 0‘: ‘ V W
l
SECONDJHAND CLOTHING
AND SHOES
We Pay High Prises.
Write or Cali
8. LEVY
58 Water St, and. Norwalk
17W cost price: on horses and Wagons.- ( ' E . "
1" per cent: on motor ll‘llt‘ks_ 3" Der. ’
,. ' ' or - til 2 ~
"Th“ i“dil’idual retailer um : 1
about your eyes. Slight defects of
eyesight may lead to serious er-
i
.“ Lake a!
he must. consider
of his income.
so.
purt
such salary as
IMPOVERISHED BLOOD
rors if neglected.
’ .\\\\\\\\\m‘\\\\‘§§§w. ‘
Here's roof That vinol Enriches the
Blood. ‘; GET
inunrosp. Pu.~‘l lutu- Ilscd vannl ' ,
tor impoverished blood. l was broken; Cl eam 0f DIUStard
out with a rash and rundown so it was? 25c Size
hard for me to keep about my \vorli.‘
Ala-r trying Beef. iron and Wine and at
otherl tilledicinrs \vlithoult benefit \l’inol . PL‘AISTED DRUG STORE
enric to. my Joe; :in. llllPHHtit my .
condition Very rapidly."- -~llose husky. 43 Washmgton St"
South Norwalk
There is no secret about Vinul. ill
owes its sucess in such cases to beef.
and cod liver peptonales and glyccro i
phosphates. the oldest and "lost fum‘! ___.-_-
ous body lupldin: and slrnn'dh peat ~
in: iOUlCS. Frank H. B:ixtt-r.r.lriTT-'2ists
and druggisls everywhere.
Our Oculists, university trained
specialists, are at your service.
iTHAMEF;
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”Optometrists and Optmans
i “The house of good glasses." .
37 Atlantic St., Stamfor 1
Goon 83:. Eve. 'tiil 9 o’clock. Est. 18.9!
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NEW SPRING
DRESSES AND SUITS '
AT MODERATE PRICES
a JACOBY’S
1.73 \‘l’ASIIlNGTON STREET. CHARGE ACCOUNTS OPENED
WWW/\Mfi ‘
Are your valuhbles, papers and securities properly pro-
tected? Have you a Safe Deposit Box? If not, we can pro
vide you with one for the small sum of $4.00~ per year, in on:
modern Safe Deposit Vault. We will also act as custodian or
your Liberty Bonds without charge ,if you desire.
Our Savings pepartment pays 4 per cent. per year.
0961. n checking account and paw vour bills by check.
The City National Bank
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Patrol,
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EDVVARDM Dia- '
last evonlnz in the offices of” Dr. Wll- , '
the members“ the Motion ‘
'Any tine ‘ soon mart-1.3
the truth‘ot“ the
statcmcnt, The
better the tire the
better the truck
service."
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For _, you know that-
;firgage terse-gree-
ism is often trace-
able to inferior tire
equipment—just as
disease ofone organ
ofttimes owes its
origin to a defect
elsewhere.
That’s why you should
choose truck tires
on a quality basis.
- You do so when you
Select GOODRICH
DE LUXE Truck
Tires. The}: cm-
body the bet that a
half-century cf rub-
ber science can pro-
duce. Are long-
. lively and
fiexibie--every one
a guardianoi‘ the
GOODRICH repu-
tation.
wearing
Let us apply them to
your truck.
S. L. Benedict.
73 North Main St.
illitman—t:
D E LUXE
raven
Norwalk Chronicler