mAfiLIsimD 'Bir
JAMES GOLDEN
SOIJW r‘JORWALK should begin his career not necessarily
,INEBENTINEL
with any idea of saving,
with all his energies centered it
his spending. Then if he will rem
ber'tliat nothing is worth having if
~ one must worry about payingr for
QA EDGOLDEN Props: except. the bare nccc:=s:itics of life.
DAY,‘JAN. 8, 1920 ._-.-_
' he will soon find himself r.
‘the army whose best weapon
TUBE—ALMANAS
' TOMORROW
sizes 7:18; sets 4:42.
MASONIC NOTICE
,Robert: E. Wilcox; secretary.
Font
tide 1:36 a. m.; 1:51 p.
_.- bank Account.
-—~~—~-—‘-O~ .
i FARM HELP NEEDED now.
m.’ It might. seem that the‘i‘all of
year was not a time when pleas
l
{with great stress. but this. fall the
all, Lodge No. 103_ r._ and A. Mdpeal is tic-ard'all over the country.
ts in Masonic Building, South}
ntl‘eet, lst and 3rd Tuesday of;WhiCli was well ,under way just before
The “back to the form" niovem
arc dcli'rhtetl that it has. there
month—July and August exeent- Ameriru cnlcrcd the war suffered a n
it 8 o'clock. All Master Masons,ronsiilc“:iiil» check during our oporm
tally invited. John K. Finch, W. lions, when the hiL’h Wages in town
ttcmptci the amateur farmer or hired
.mzm heck
‘ “museum
militants-92
*vnnnch once—.1338.
1082—3.
'l Residence—zlsvz.
__._..-.-.-i
"U‘G SEWEL TELE-i
‘Edyor’l Residence-14924. , ,
, .. . dealers re ort a rent demand fot country. Connecticut must,
n manager's Incidence—2 ~ 9 g
ended the movement has not been
ncwod an it rhould have been.
The old drawbacks
farm are disappearing with a greater
celerity than the drawbacks in most no
glines of business.
cars for the farmers,
i
i
cringe in
.. news published herein.
, ta of publication of s
‘ fches herein are also
of transportation. Farming itself
hence with less dittdget‘y.
DB-
['9-
i
the ranks of independent.
FOOD AND AGE
1
'youth by a dint, of rice, da
passions touch him, llis life
tony with the music
‘ 0r something;r liko that.
g., of world-’wido- reputation
n and author, who declzu
ally diet of cgcs.
leitttCs». \vntercrcm
of waste mam-r," says“ Dr. 01
go': and sloth.
find olive Oil to ill".
1’! might make life all :i um!
die and spirituality.
”MM
VHRIFTY SPENDING.
0rd “thrill" is getting
nerves. ““'lly talk
an impossibility?“ is a not
muent plea.
Lei" of fact, thrift does not
3'" at all. . It means wise
ylt is perfectly passlble for
f be thrifty and yet not, save,
as fairly —iu accordance
come, and then holds him—
' liedule, is the thrifty man
4: he has to part with every
' makes.
beauty of this thrift busin~
'vhen the spender comes to
his expenses, making fair
5.5"“ necessity, and lion-
dng-liis present desires and
.xtceds. he finds the teak
' pa for many years has
in the storm financially,
tilt of his thrift develops
er were so high, businese'
re disturbed. the future
ncertain. Tetxit is prob-
rth'nt. never were there
with oraverage in-
“doi’ng systematic sa-
hnn from Mexico who nppccr-
other day with a recipe for pro~
V9 oil says his regimen allows.
“live on a far higher spiritual
ban most mortals. None (if the
of the
he heels: of this comcs tlic publi-
f Dr. Joseph Oldfield, of Lon-
iiiilk. salads.
and
_-,« leaves. together with fruit.
we .
y, Will keep llll" body )‘0Ull‘.
age is largely caused lll‘ dcpos
blood vessels. and cells of Hi..
Adding his! Gain in county, 533.
omrioiaiz 5 THE S
on
about‘
on everything is so high that '
a man whofi'gures out his'
.'stru'cted with hard surface pavement ‘
17.48 miles during the term coVered.
employee.
5
as well as higher profits for producer
it‘ll
if farm workers are found.
is
mcr, the worker and the public gcnci
nll)‘.
as
0.5
”9*,“
V 1,500,000 PEOPLE
,.
Continued From First Page.
mm; «in per cent. in ten years.
i
\i‘
f‘By adopting u [litl'l t‘ruiturizi'i u-un'y orc- :15 follow-<2
‘an, iiOll‘HVi-r 0:.1. mm mm”... Fairfieid County.
V ' . ‘\ . _ A..._‘__ w .- _‘,_,‘. .. AV, ‘7-“
Again, lu-r-utiso- r u-i'y ‘.,.Y] in tin“ mt‘r‘ ’f. v C‘. 5 2"
.Will be lt-piili'ml in" iii-w. .u’mnw’ -:~ S *3 5 :53 V g
- . . . v f- ... F‘ p—v ,. 4
1 High“) iv-d, it normal priv'm ' E ‘ Z I
live Mt‘g u ('(Iiiii'nrtnli‘m linnulz-mii :3 E
i :37: 7 .
, _ a . :.
ldfield's (lint sounds ion-«m- ‘7 M -,. M_n — —-~-—'—-— ~—
, i, . —. i. . -, o i
“The list as sire-n «loos not mon- 1" ”'4 “MI " "j’iij "if?! ”'.',! 1'1”“
51.1: ' .. . .i .
~ins, In” ”I“ (“M ”Humps“ i‘1"ViI’i fix] ) 116m ‘3‘“; :l
I I x .‘ . i . .
[them “M "mm?!“ vwrrthin'r Tlrooltficld 190 215 5.
“$0838an to viuorous life. 'I‘lit-i-n lllll'll'll ...... 1.3211 1.286 (‘8 . .
M - ‘. ,4 t I ‘l)“ y
gmeat, but lili' eggs and milk 'ii'.- i“ £11” """ , i1“; ,, £31 '.;,‘,,I. 1”
“.ili l t .1, .i .‘i. .. o... .. .
lent. ‘Tl.eic are no ("itiillti unit (“.,,Pmyiph .. 5,355 511% 223 .
h, but, the limit and honey" giro Shelton . ‘2,278 2.177 101 . .
needed L-lcmr-nts iii l)t‘i(l‘:‘ forni‘ {Munro-1 .. .. 272’) 272 .'l .
* . - z :..- . . 0 on“ .,
one really any,” Mom.” mmhuhr \. (.“?“‘.‘m” 1.01.. ..... 80 g
' desim .. _. _ . ' . Wow I‘tlll'llf‘itl. 99 112 ..
. ..l.' to .4 mm )outh .\ \‘lgOl‘. I‘m-“town 563 629 66
power of service, while _ititl‘:‘t~«‘l\'oi-w;ilk . 0,510 6.421 99 -
., is: on emirt-h' normal lied-ling: 226 2517 .. 11
. , ,1 , _ . A — r- r-
11 105;}; “Hint “’“h "10:,“ Luigi. “1 it] (18 (11 I .
“it “,1 (A... , A. 1 L _ .5‘llt'l‘lllflll 110 10:» 5 . .
«r f” ”m“ *“"“-‘~ “”1 ““"z' siamrnm ....10.030 9.480 550 .
feeling .vounz. thr- i-ooiim is utilitt'nlftinl 3,301 3,660 141 .
‘nnobiectionnblp, mm”), to i]..,-;’i3~umbull 572 48?. 89 .. .
‘ . .. q
, and HUI-Lb! be. worth “.‘.ing..iV\.l‘>i(ln ...... 160 159 -0 ... .
{Mexi' n '1“ l' , _ ‘ ‘SV‘t'Stlert't 1.26;; 1,2:ii S .. .
, 93 v“ "“’i “s ‘1 “WW“! m“.\"illmt ...... 468 449 19 . .
The waste lllilllvl‘ left in" till ———————~———- .
- eid die-t causes toxins which: :21‘. Towns. .7114.“ 76,921 1,788 1,255
TATE HIGHWAY
COMMISSION REPORT,
I
s
i
fontlnued from page one
but'rather -
member oi lucky afforded unalloyed satisfaction." ;
i: a said Miss Katharine Ludington, pi'csi-l 7 .
. (llll su‘l‘r’tze nxrendricnt.
help on the farms would be muted l “ l ‘
to the "city“! Since toe war
that fretting; item the farm to the com- i‘ragc
immity center will be a much simpler duty to keep ‘C
, ‘ " " _"" atte- tln "rider ld slow method: ed of the
her of The Associated Prods. lm‘ l 1 n h 0 S 3
Associated Pros: is exclusively
to the use for publication of
it. dispatches credited to it or
this paper and plan
done as a rule more intelligently and siticn in which Connecticut. women
The man are rapidly being placed.
who is working on the farm is right
in tin.“ for gnttinz a bit of land for his l'et’ning Connecticut citizens intorm- before he w” ”'8'
0W". and can look forward to joining Cd as to the statics of suffrage in Con-v
business nccticut as compared with the fist of,
men far sooner than the oflice or shop ”19 0011mm: the Connection Women's FROST NW'NATED
Incrpaee‘l product‘or on the {arms the voters of the state a scrim of ”195
means louver food prices for consumers ”"‘ficmwn
_ . , ‘ l .' ('i .
but such increase Wlll be possible only ““fimg‘ “m“ ‘0“
A steady . f r the one): ired crm of Jaslitu- W.
, _ , which shows: the states which have 0 p 4
(-ainpaten to interest men and women
' . . Alexander.
in the finest, freest occupation in the ”mm“! ”W amt’m‘m‘m as White and
" . * 0ierl ' eon. . , .
world, and acne “lilch or i .\ ‘ block. This map is less than 0*.15'0‘“! District. now secretary of mm
ducted may rank among the best psi)-
fing. would he to the advantage rf fur-
P‘arniers themselves and agricul-
tural agencies of all sorts should join
IN CONNECTICUT,
The figures for the towns in Fililflhld
THURSDAY, JAN38, 1920 ‘-
ma Loon: 'iii’crALLA'non .
cu
Df D. G. M. Charles H. Pillow" and"
Stat! Conduct Ceremony.
New York M; Held in i . _ ;
Comtion With Sale of
.Woad Alcohol “Whiskey”
les ,
"News of ~the intificntion of Ken,
1
9011
cm-
The following officers of nutter '
Lodge, No. 9?, 1.0. O. F, were 111-!
stalled "last . even-Eng by District
‘Dgputy Grand Master Charles H. Fil-
low and staff of Norwalk:.
N. G.—~George XV. \‘l'ardwelj.
V. G.-—-John N. Tuttle, Jr.
Recording Secretary-~43. B. Bench.
.Finanéial Socr. mural“. G. Benedict.
Treasurers-R. G. Acton.
W'arden—C. A. Fallon.
Conductor—~Benj. Sugdcn.
it.
u,
dent of the Connecticut. Woman Suf—f‘
tit-ago. Association. when she vwas,
inst-ted to Comment upon the addition;2
“Hint the twenty-fourth "state to the list;
for 'll states which havowatificd the fed-i
It Womens’ and Misses’
High Class Fashionable Coats}.
0,- t
"it melon: another break in the so!
i
:m- . . . f O. G.—-A F. Rediing. .’
trullrd solid south." said .Iiltis Liming—i ‘ , G —C H B . .
en! mini] in title case" of 1:)(Kh:-115landjg I R. S. N. (ix—«Vl’illiam Podmoro. Pri I at “renderfuuy BI! Savmgs 4
w” c we anew ] wou int y anr ‘ l. S \' 6—0 H Bearded. ‘ i‘
. Q Q gnu—l , ,~,- s. V, 0...: R. W... SPLENDID SERVICEABLE STYLISH cons ll.
ot'iu-l to “‘99 an certsin :Hng to: (:11 . l L. S. V G.-\Vallaoe Ackley. Finest qttalitv materials. The season’s h”, models and W e
1'10le1:? \‘v’Olllt‘.. 9 'i‘l‘ no“? 5 ‘- ' . ' .‘—
. . . .—-. illon S. Rowland. - - - . .. . . . ,. . . -
mum“, by mm... mm have cone‘ 3 ? SSS—“mint“ H Cole ' orings. An opportuiiit} to bit} .i lll‘uil giddi ( mil .. pt. !\v H.
their utmost for their women." I ‘ Director—4C A Owens many low Ill‘it't‘.
Miss Lutlington was asked wlic‘hcr; "
l
onnccticut men inform- death-dealing wood alcohol "whiskey."
so that was Adolfo Panarelli. an East Side
wine and liquor dealer. He is alleged
to have been inflected in the ship-
ping and distribution of the poisonous
drink which hobs amid hsccvreigflof
' ‘deaths. This 9 otou'ap « ows m
plan for gnpd and held in
‘ .
h” Connecticut wotitcn had given up. i Pianist-TI" \‘l?ill:‘)nlljg::-m01‘e J “.' COATS at $18-98 ,
.0 me 0,, mp “,0” ”‘8; “rum-”cm woum mmyi £03232; '1‘. tinflcnningii. ; ' Original Values I'p to $26.0t‘i 3
‘.’Srfileil 27:"..5119 .rpplipd'. “When. ; Try a Classified Advertisement in‘ PLUSH COATEESJ $29.00 :3
The automobile nioiiif‘rigi’ifiltnentiiiiizgiizftliitit gatiintingwjiILCh ' ithe Sentinel. V Original Values up to $39.00 Fri;
(8. {M—
and this means cii'ect bf this movement. “:1;:'-; Among those arrested in New York u mg m E . COATS at 538-00
Association considers it. its City in connection with the sale of i
Original Values Up to $49.00
current situation
is they will fully realize the painful po-
Extraordinary Sale Of
Women ’s Dresses
,, A Great Clearancesiiie of Hundreds of High Quality St'i‘gf" T:
Poplin, Satin, M€t8;.'GCOI‘§r€tl(" and Velvet. Dresses are nilcrc
pleudidly worth-while reductions.
ii
fig
in accordance with this
Says a glass of hot water with
phosphate factor: brakfast
keeps!!!” my.
*
Physicians the world over recom-
mend the inside bath, declaring this
or vastly more importance than out»
side cleanlineu. because the skin pores
_ 310,000 bail.
l
V.— "
ii if- "
Suffrage Association is circulating to"; FOR CONGRESS
leaflets cat-1i of which ;
5‘ sets forth salient facts concerning the ‘
EXCELSIO‘R SPRINGS, 110.. Jan.
.9--John 1‘1 Frost has been unam- do not absorb impurities into moi , _ ,
mously selected Reohblican nominee blood, causing ill health, while the point Original \ allies Up to $19.00
The first lcurlct carries a map 9. in the ten yards ofl éls do.
Men and Women are urged to drink
each morning. "before Wet, c
class of hot water with a ieaspoonfui
of limestone pita-plate in, it. u a
third i)l'l('k (,mnwmiw‘ joining the The selection was inzt‘ie lo" harmless means. of helping wish from
s,,,,.,,,.,.;, “In”, in .1"; black comma om district. congressional conimiuec. the stomach. liver and bowels the We"
“Wh _ ‘ _ .,.. : Frost. was Alexander's: Republican “0“ days indigestible material, 9°"
3 Is Connecticut blank. my sons, sour bile and toxins: thus cleans-
quircs this leaflet. then answering its {opponent at the no“! m 19‘3' A tape-
, , _ b . lag. sweetening and purifying the eli-‘
,own Question. it minim..- um n is be- .m' “"‘""”" “m b" 1““ Fe rum mentary canal before eating more food
,cause Connecticut has nit-cu its wonri
Those who awake up with bad
. . I . , . m , » "breath, coated tongue. nasty taste or
1" "(mung 'm ”.‘” ”hm” “m“ Tm" STOCKHOLM. Jan: 8.» The real have a dull. aching head. sallow com»
comes the question. "How can il b" : reason why no Nobel Hize fi- Liter. pic-rim» acid stomach: others who
come white?” and the ansWer is “by attire was awarded this rennin” &' “'5 WI attICks 'or constipation.
'i'atii‘ying the asui‘rmgc amendment.“ ; Dazens Nylieter, was tint the score- nhonld obtain a quarter pound or time
is... .tary of the Swedish Academy. the stone phosphate at the drug store.
_ ‘ - 1 ‘ . v . r v _ j .
Tr)" a ClZlSFlfled Advertisement in fxtgd‘ksliligfexigitie‘:?nnh:g 22:; se- This will cost. \en little but a suffi
”’9 Sentinel. to accept the distinction offered.
~ u
former' representatiw
Blissouri
DRESSES 31m
Original Values Up to $27.00
DRESSES $25.00
Original Yalllt‘s Up to $35.00
Bunkers—pianos {
A Tremendous Bartrain
the‘stati-s which have not ratified as iron) ”m Third Cong '
m érce.
Three hundred pairs of full size. heavy weight,
Blankets. “'orfll $0.00 pair.
Special price. pair ..........................
ned cient to show the value of inside both-
lug.
gray AJil t.
1 $4.98
i
January Special on Coats
Now is your chance to purchase a coat at ridiculously to“
prices. Come in and look them over. It will be worth yo‘
while. You are sure to be the gainer in the end.
031].me OOATS ‘ $3.00to 516;»
“888' COATS . . . . ............ . ....... $12.50 to $30 0.“
J, .‘, 7 74..
40 Water St. .0 So. Norwalk
.3“
58 Water St.
' Sale .
’x‘
aw
in
t
i
O; i
«-x\\
Sale! ‘ ‘ Sale.
\ c-z- v,
A LADIBS’ 0041's .. ...........~..........$2o.ooiossom
it? _ Takandmnge of the opportunity.
A: Starting Friday, Jan. 9,1920, and for 10 days following, we will put our entire stock of "it ‘ .
Q fiEN’s AND BOYS’ CLOTHING, FURNISHINGS AND SHOESON BALE. - ‘ ' W
2;.
, x-~ < -.
s9
CLOTHING and SHOES are advancing EVERY DAY,
money and keep down the HIGH COST OF HUNG.
and now is your opportunity to ave
.. sit!
WV «1
a)
Every“ Woman’s
Fashion Shop
\
.., ~16» .,
.2. .9.
r
400 PdIRS 0F MEN’S FELT BOOTS—
All sizes, snag proof. This is a great
.. ..... .......$3.98
500 PAIRS OP MEN'S ARMY
HIP RUBBER BOOTS—
’14..
pcnditure for the nine months of 31,-)
$549,501.67. This amount cannot be.
compared with the expenditures for
the previous year because only nine.
months are included. The net income.
from automobile fees for the corre-'
sponding term was $1,361,898.44.
The amounts spent during the nine;
months: on, all state roads and bridges
are as follows:
Construction of all new roads, $435.-
751.29; maintenance and construction
of bridgesi, $423,549.45; maintenance
and reconstruction of roads, 81,437,-
190.72; divided into reconstruction or
replacements, $469,568.42: ordinary red
pairs and equipment, $967,622.30.
A total or 27.81 mites“ of new road
has been built during the term cover.
ed by this report which brings the to
tal net mileage of state highway in the
state, 30
,1,510.S miles. In this connection,
while not included in the construction
account, the department has recon-
l
by this report.
The work of filling in uncompleted
gaps in the state system was very
firmly established by‘the Legislature
of «1919, which made a special appro-
prietion for this purpose, requiring the
highway commissioner to expat! a to-
tal amount of 3600.000 on the comple-
tion of unfinished gaps in the state aid
highway sum, . . .
Jn‘ttflst'conncnflon. let it berated
mi of the Comet?
m ’
i
th state aid and trunk line to
All sizes. Get a. pair of these boots, as
bargain, ........ - this will be your last chance . $4.75
7 m aroma: or VALUES.
MEN‘S manor. AND RIBBED UNDERWEAR .
coco-ova.
' - -Ii_’-f‘gffc;o;i:o_c‘\c_ckn cffic‘gc c ‘ $1.24 mt
BOYS’HIGH OUTSHOES (A Johnson shoe) from .. $3.50 up
CHILDREN ’8 ARTICS
co...-ocano-ancocvccococccc-ocoo'
Bovsmomos SCHOOL deans (All Leather)
mu’smcmAws m O..o00.00.00.1-cotton..-coo-cl;0I.;.OO;Q:QII:ITODOIUQ'
MEN'S sanctum con-rs
98c
$2.49 7“
...... $6.00up -
'.'Iloco-ICIQIIOOIIIIC‘COOIO
cc
u-ocooooccocccaco'
\
00'000-Occcltccuco
_ \
a
.uoon.o.-unnonon-ac...-.c...u.......‘....5....,.'..-
$12.93 -
, . ‘ ‘a—n‘ l V. . g d ; ' "
scum, all discs. Come and look‘th‘em our. 0 ' Mk
. .._...»igt.i.'rfi on: nonmncmms
Norwalk Chronicler