«Wm.
m mmny that is tanning here.
“when: are Russell Day and Edwin-d
, > m’ my were also sworn
'7. now by on B“ Reunite:-
oervlee. non. Captain John K0035.
jh’o is recruiting oat-er tor the hot-
I'Y. '
cheated? by the information made
.publc todov that the Board of Est!-
ote and otion has been-outn-
xnonod to h ., 3 meeting on Moi.
{loamy 25th. for the purpose of ap-
apropriating money to meet these bills.
Contrary togeneral opinion there
was little chance of skating on the.
gatejemmed. permitting the voter to
flow but. instead of holding it in so
that o’good surface of loo might be
had. I. in high tide the water flows
Over the m and then eli- out at
lay tide there is no chance for skat-
ever are-hoping that today’s cold
weather will make ice of a. sufllcient
thickness to permit skating, on the
gate will be repaired as soon as pos‘
sible.
ii
‘finlui
, w . A Tribute.
Again-death has cast her gloom over
our loved ones .and taken from his
home Edwin A. Tuttle. Jr" who met
his death last Wednesday nkht on the
, Connecticut Turnpike. He will be miss<
.. I. ed by hit many friends who held him
‘z in the highest respect. He was a young
', man of “file inspfi-otiono. and ot-a
‘lOving Mtion. He mode friends
ins and ready. with aims a smile.
'i He never put his hand to the plow to
- turn'bsok Even when our country
, called for heroes he was willing to go.
~ s5 ~ , grim Hog. Cm, 21th Int, 5th
, Div., A. E. R. and {night nobly in
the Healioe and Argonne battle. Even
’ on thehcttlefield when the bullets new
‘ around him for one hour and 1 half
4' he fought our our liberty. lib helmet
.. shove marks that could' tell a story;
' one to be envied by those who stayed
home. And even then God watched
"over hill sod brought him home safe
(see coroner’s evidence). We people
r-o‘r‘ 480wayt6n believe it as food no es-
éerhn u was cut upon the reputa-
tion of any person. We have no host-
to m s rank outsider and a. stay-
lot-‘home could make this assertion.
u r and brothers and sister who
nebttto mourn out-soldier hero.
' 'FRIENDS WHO KNEW HIM.
, ..
, , pin-ye Gale. of Ray-none street has
retm‘ed homo tron New Jersey.
M he went in the interest of the
. united states Shipping Board.
‘“ ”and Mrs. Arthur B .Wlnters and
m ”re moved from Romyton to
Emmet. Bprlogdsle. m the house
gm ,oocupied by the Kirgpatrick
misuse. will be mall, the idea being
.Ohllfitoeet enough money to m for
‘32‘910‘ the Rose consony him.
~ um ‘ g of the group leader of
them Epworth leagues was held
Slinky afternoon at the home or the
Mont, William .F. Jennlngs of
Wind avenue. All of the leagues
infie Nowell: group were represent-
ed“, find the afternoon proved a helpful
onezto those m
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g... 1m 1“ ton Avenue - sud 88th street, New Charlie White." Chicago lightweight .
an” . / “Your. Vellum at 91819. in, m. boxer, was ‘cited today tow be»
' ‘ East Nor-walk M“ tormer'm
men. eullfiel st'the With rd.
tight in the new mourned ortlll-l
_bel Patchen.
I 3:“ “hm“ m9“ “’1'" "mum at Leon Atwood in New York. to break the costly. nerve—shuttering
the polls on election day sud who . ‘
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lime sinoo presented "'9 bills “Hiram uiew days visit. with Lira-“origins for a. cigarette. 0131?. PM- 0" 1
Mrs. John Fitch. of the l'pper Par- broken'. “a m see better of: me!»
inn. is recovering from a severe grime ‘ tally physically. annually. It's so WASTE YOUR COAL
mill pond last night as the swinging ‘
ing. Members of the committee how- -
.. - ' asympaun- is felt tor the .
jmmooseuneis the plan-immeas-L
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tel-y. , . mum to mm: char-ran w!- W03 is... .. ........ 95 as
. . inf;.lnh*BM‘ChfitKen“M-ufi‘; ‘ . figs-near”: ...... was:
- . ' day. with sailor :Frledm”. ‘1‘ ° ‘ now“. :33 ' Frey ........... '-...... ..... u m' 5
- WESTON ' ' CNN?“ '1‘" "“‘e’wd'u" mu- " v o. smite .. is a? ‘ ° I
. . ,._ _ g men, :sioppcd'the boutiti the‘m ~ . . -. A... ....- . W 3 0 .. , |
Edward Budd o"; Prowect'mt ,. m‘ffi‘ 4 ‘ . ‘l _ WISDOM- mu .. “--...308130» ; ere $ . 0 dnd 753..
.at mill-lg the Weapon High School. ' s . . ’ " - ~ ‘ ’
fie, much, 9, Nome“ . . 03 A m AT , .. - - ,
“And a general rm
ion on evei-ytLi H513 e.
.in the store.
has'returiied from'a 1trip 10%
Miss Rita Kellogg. has returned, to'
saunter-d. age:- afiisit with Miss Mo-
~ BUSINESS . _
Cows
are: Ilitomstno than $14.2
Mas Melee, Coley. ot the Lou?"
Parish. is spending several weeks
with relatives in New York. ~ ‘ ,
Mrs. A. Birohland. of ‘Bradley
street. is visiting her” daughter. Mrs. "No-To-Bac” has helped thousand!
oUCEMENT ;
er. aners. Geo. W.'Newoombe
, '
Rogers and
Mrs. Dennis Chase .has returned tobacco habit. “'iienever you Ila“ o.
'theirservices to the City council were Charles Scofleld. in Cnnnondalo. ”or 9, chew. just place a. hamlets No- ‘ - ' 5
Miss Celia McNisht of Bradley To-‘Blc tablet in your month' instead. r 1 5
Street. has spent a week. at the si- 3to help relieve that awful Genie. ‘ N’T ~ _ , .
chance or Mr. and Mrs. Frank C. F tch.3$horcly the habit may be completely Do MEIR M ! PIAGERS OF H evens
bl z
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The James Van Dyk
cold. also Mrs. Arthur Bradley. and ,ensy, so simple. - Mob. 0! No-TO- Hog-walk So. Nomi};
Mrs. Frederick Bflrritt of Prospect'nwgnd if it doesn't release you from D0 1!! know how hot it is in
Street. ' lull mvmg for ”new in‘ any form. every roonxin your house? it you
Mrs. Emma Ferguson. formerly of . M will refund your money If. m M I“. 5’
"‘m' booth itisossytotsliwhsrstho
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The Christmas R11? is Over
Weston. died in Westmrt on Tllllrs-‘ ithout question. .
any. the funeral being held from the {w _, . "m 9"“ “Y W" a“ ““9 4 . l mu Just, my my. um. .3. q. ,
Fable Chapel. 0!: Sunday; interment? ' _ ‘. Ire “Sh- 31"..709l' ”“30 st ‘5 _ ’ ‘ , our Studio nfi. .m: w - 1in 2m-
[ollowing here. in the Norfleid Ceme- ° ' _ f V.“ o s ore mailing V01)? n"'7"-‘~
tel-y. Mrs. Formosan. was 70‘yoars of v BROS ,1” 900‘ um.“ . .‘ . ~ .. , . . .4
age and a daughter of the late lilr. ’ ' . in II I . ‘ » hn::em(o§r‘: Hy ‘. h‘ .1.
""1 Mm “WW“ “0"”- “’ “mm: l'p—Tmmio cigar more '1" ' My here, have own assumed rts management, '1: 9!! 31.: r . 1 - ”L n:
T0 Cure 0 Cold in One Day I 'm tn [m u t m “,3 . a‘e “ NHL w ’ ‘ ‘ my”
gin Crow's“ LAXATIVE angelio' HéngiiAEISt-K l draught. Let-ill mfm'fm to you. and WWld be much pleased to meet then. 01d :msde. Mlcm‘l SIN :4 w.
“NINE ta ets. The genuine are AN ‘ . ’ ' M H
. - ' r ' '7. thington Sf. l‘ Norma“:
“‘9 “that“? 9‘ E- W- G'°"‘~ 3°°- m 333': , 35° ‘° “5' friends and patrons, at its present location~ ' “up“... ..,.~
A fire beneath a lnr ki-iuo in the ‘ F .‘ -"_" , ’ ‘ \\ A _..e_. ' “‘
alleyway between the new Jammy $1.10 LB. . . , ‘ , Afliloi\ :H '\| I i . HM.
block on North Main street and lilo ’ M H A. WAD . . ‘- (“H'H‘A
1mm Grocery COmpiuly .10.... m . . . an] treet ; Arum
thought to be dangerous yesterday Tel. 1581 anmlou PHMMT » ‘ the Akron i ~-
afternoon. and was reported to Fire ' “I!” “1”" “ ' ' ' "‘"
Chief George “7' qunrdilfl. 3-va . '0. m a, u. M ‘ . ’I'Y Ro‘HlV‘l‘I l‘ i ‘ ‘
‘i‘lli- goal 1m» ‘
CONTINUATION OF OUR
SALE
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BARGAINS GALORE FOR TOMORROW AND" FOR EVERY DAY OF THIS 24AM)
For tomorrow, and the remaining days of this sale, there are a number of (“Illllw m1
Attractive Bargains provided. You had better be on hand, for prices are less Hum net
" stores pay wholesale for the goods ofiered. Eva-filling must be sold. Nothing is n N ;'\'
etiol- held out of the sale. Come and make yiurselection, and you will realize that y. v: :w
getting the biggest bargain plum' handed out in recent years.
. '1'“ mm ; JACOsst
PEOPLE’S
TRUST CO.
,, That deoends on wheth-
: or you exercise the same
5% yrudencc and forethought
5 in your personal 38311:!
i that have made your bun-
E mess s success.
1 The prudent thing to do
I now is to call in your lowi-
é
l
on account of the
fire in our former
iyerand mskesvnll.‘ ‘
_ _ And, in your vnll.‘ sp-
:point s m M as” =
Stile executor and trustee '
3011mm“. Itwinpro-
‘g tect and. conserve your es-
0
i
1
quarters we are now . i
temporarily d oi n g
business at the old
First National Bank
. tote when you are .no
longer here to look after it
yourself. ‘
Trust Comm. ;'
Building, 24 Washing- to years of filled-
. . S; . ‘nlrs . u
ton street. where busi- : H :‘akece mu: your yes-7 ' “’4'“ ‘ “ 4.; :EE—g:;iiivxf :1?“- 7-723 _ ; :45: .: ' ; -»»:-.':»“~"»rf-'—‘—~T;'—“T—;-~~
. ‘ 'i ecutor.
nesswillbe 'ed - F -:
cam "Du . ”South Norwalk.
as usual. 2‘ i '
January 831?: of ' *9
F URNIT
WE’VECUTPRICESTOAPOINTWHEREE
.THEY REALLY ARE Low 2'
L ‘- ’Enire StOCk Of
‘ yeafiergayln Port Chester. N. Y.
2 mm hot the Dari.
. a few days with Mr. and
Ku- Xmumemwnpenfi'
Filrbanka'ol ”Epic ave- i
g“ V'eaatibound station st Dal-long. r
' altered by humanism-retinas .
Not content with merely giving you the advantage of tho
reduction in wholesale costs, which manufacturers'a! hmfiture
have made to this, Ive-hate gone all the way inour eflorts-to
. give you the lovves‘t possible price! on furniture'irfth the result .
that in the January furniture sale of ours webelieve we'sre 7
ofierlng you firmware at prices as low or lower than any ‘whieh ;
will be possible at any time in the future, at least for years to. I "
come. A ' .. . ‘
Weheuec'fl priees on our entire stock of furniture, sad '
house furnishings clear down to the lowest price, ‘ F “.55“
__ . I Draperies
v To Be Sold At Big Reductions
mus mg: Team New gm 9n Norm ME}
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Norwalk Chronicler