aomé my “Desirable '
OVERCOATS '
C‘sn um so. has and in
Grant, mound from
$18.50, $25.00, $33.00 '
These are lower prleo. than
". will provall at opening of
Fall of 1921.
BUY NOW
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JOSEPH-DAVIS
85 WASHINGTON STREET
soc'rn NORWALK
‘Vl‘l‘iltsllfv l. . i 0
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.ilo‘.,..
-ao"- ..,.s m.
|' Jul;
mind
. l‘r. Theron 11. Bradley has had a
:i(‘.\' garage érbclcd‘at the rear ot-hls-
l.JIllC on Franklin street.
Jonas 8:. Naumberg Clohd down for
i nonporary period of tigne on Satur-
.,:i)'.
~Recruiting officer' at Armory,
Sunday night. motorized artillery.
Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius Ryan of
xiiashington street, are planning to
move to Main street, First District. in
few days. . .
.\ stated communication of Old Well
' wng No. 108, F. s; A. M. will he
» ‘a-l tomorrow evening when the M39-
w .~ Masons degree will be conferred.
——Coa.l at Harris at Guns. ‘
Master Richard Butterne‘ld. son or
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Butterfield of
19 iizist avenue. First District, is coh-
lined in his home with an attack of
the mumps.
Cyrus Benedict, of Dry ,Hill road
ins resigned his position with the
loud department of the Federal Re-
g- no bank in New York city and has
taken :1 position with the Central
'l’rust Company.
The first meeting of the newly or-
gniiized company of Motorized artill-
Pry will be held at the armory this
exrn‘mc. Recruiting. press and éthel‘
. rnmmittees will he appointed at this
i l inrilllg. The medical and recruiting
infirm-s will also be present at the
ill-“"‘llllf-I tonight- _
Norwalk Lodge. Benevolent and
l‘rotectivc Order of Elks. will have a
i‘ust Exalted Rulers‘ night: on wa-
imsday evening. February 9th. Past
limited Ruler Joseph J. Lihxwellor
will have charge of the ceremonies.
and is arranging an interesting pro-
gram. This will be the last night on
which to rn in aplications. for the
blg'class in tiations.
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FOR -
COUGHS and COLD
White Pine Comp. with Cod
i Liver Extraggc and Menthol
m—fl--
Stillson & Powell. Corp.
South Nat-walk
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SATURDAY,
' FEBhUARY 5th
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All money 'deposs ;
ited in this bank on .7-
or before that day ’
Nillbecreditedwitll”
' - interest from the‘
1st of February.
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1dr. and Mrs. Aaron Cohen 0:.
.Rallroad avenue spent Sunday in
Yonkers.
l Tho Highley Machine shop on
.Chestuut street. second district. clos-
ted dawn for a few days on Saturday.
John '1‘. Hayes and Louis Udlefnan
havo been summoned for jury duty at
the iti‘eumsry term of the superior
' cour . ,
-—-Service men State Guards and
"' éother able-bodied men join Motorized
’ Artillery.
Miss May Btrulovltz. of Brooklyn,
New York, is spending a few weeks
with her sister. Mrs. F, Bubensteln, of
2‘! South Main street.
“Hun——
Samuel W. Hoyt. jr.‘. who purchass
ml the block on Washington street.
occupied on the Ground floor by Ged~
ney's bakery. will start work of re-
modeling the living apartments with-a
in a. short time.
Delegates to the last Republican,
town convention will gather at 8'
o’clock this-evening in the council
chambers. City hall when the report
or the Rules committee of the Repub-
lican party Mill be received and acted
upon. si
—Coal at Harris a 0m.
A special meeting of Trin y Epis-
copal Parish will be held ollowlng
the morning services next Sunday,
tFebl-uary 6th. at which time import-
ant matters are to be discussed and it
is requested that all members or the
parish be present.
—, nu
The Dreyér Hot Company. Railrbad
avenue. resumed operations this
morning after a six-weeks shut down.
The acceptance of the 20 percent re-
duction by the union batters is part-
tiully responsible (or the resumption
of business.
—-Entertainment fiowayton Hose
ompany, Monday. January 31st. ‘at
Eight P. M. -Adt!|lulon at the door.
It the old belief that the last Fri-
day of the month is the “almanac
day” for the followtng month. com
talus any Virtue. February is to be a.
continuation of the remarkable wea-
ther that has provailed thrbuthout the
winter. thus far. tox- Friday was a
model winter any.» frho absence of
snow has been 8 material factor in
making unusually agreeable the Weeks
of the winter that have passed. ala
though the daily average or the tern.
perature has been high 'and extremely
cold and disagreeable days have been
remarkably few.
‘CASQEFETS
"They Work while you glean"
H _.._
those Cascarets sure are
"Sam.
, what I’ve been searchln‘ for. I feel
lively as a. coil: this mornln'." Casoar~
ets‘ move the stagnant bile. the pots-
ons and waste from liver and bowels.
absolutely ending sick headache, bill—
ousness, constipation. sallowness.
colds. upset stomach, bad breath.
Children love Cascarets too. 10. 25.
50 cents.
, on
THE FAMILY
of the flpderu Grocery company. on
knowii nothing is missing.
-—!-u Out a: Hams s can.
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Past Worthy Presidem James Tov-
iln. or Bronx. N. ”in. will be present
at a meeting at the North“: Aerie.
No. 588. Fraternal order of Eagles.
to be held Wednuday night.
Stanley Remson, of Marshall street.
complained to the police. last nilht,
that some one was throwing stones at
his home and that
of the windows Del 2 broken.
em“—
Mr. and Mrs .Charlcs II. R. God-
frey, of 6 Taylor avenue. announce
the. engagementflof .their daughter.
Miss Marlon Eggloston. to Harry
Sherinan Loper, of Dover Plains, New
York.
idi—
A special convention of Washing-
street. tomorrow. Tuesday evening. at
8 o'clock. when the Royal Arch De-
gree will be conferred.
Among the Nor-walk people who
attended the, concert given by Fritz
Kreisler. the noted violinist at Poll's
theatre in Bridgeport yesterday were:
Miss Gertrude Ryder. Thersea Stri-
miska, Mr. and Mrs. Charles 3terllng,
Mr. and Mrs. Elbert Smith. Mr. and
Mrs. Paul, and Nonman Wigglesworth.
—Entertalnment nowayton Hose
Company. Monday. January am. at
eight._P. M. Admission at the door.
W'ord has been received from Mrs.
John J. Cuneo. Who has been recelw
ing treatment at Saranac Lake. N. 1..
that her condition is good and that it
is likely that she will return home in
the course or a week or so. She has
been suffering from congestion of tho
vocal cords and it was feared that her
lungs were affected. Bomer an
x-rny examination hits shown that
there is no cause {or fear on these
grounds.
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In response to numerous complaints
regarding diseased dogs in the Second
district and ‘thfi Fifth district, Dog
“79:69:; Thoma's Walsh and Dr. Gil-
bert M. Brundage made a tour of in-
vestigation into these complaints last
week and after warning 9. number of
maple to have their dogs treated. do.
strayed a number of dog's whose own.
ers refused to give them treatmnt.
These cases are a menace not only to
other pets but also to children.
_ .
Detective Sergeant Thomas Hunt is
back on duty today after having been
on leave of absence since Decomber
15th. who he was shot by Eddie Jack-
son and Harry Jones .two negroc dos-
peradoes. whom he was taking to
Bridgeport jail. when they overpowen
ed him after slipping their handcuffs
Water strut. Second sun-la. was re-w
i ,,. ely
Neckvrear, of Finest QualitfiWell Mode, and m,&., u...
Us All is too ml 7 ~ - .
' 4 _ 4 j A son on born to h! and Mrs.
’ ’ .‘L-‘V' - Richard L. Tiles 6! 7 1- Ely avenue.
. ' . . . , at the Nortlalk hospital. Saturday.
E. K. ,BANKS Mother and sol aro doing well.
D1? GOOD! l A. proton window in tho notorious: ‘
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ported by tho police. so far as us
here has dshger-
ton‘ohapter. No. 24, R. A. 11.. will be' -
held in the Masonic Temple. Berkleyl’
in Beautiful Selections.
. . . f 65c ”éé’éé‘ff??? . . $1.35
”3.3“.7‘559...” 956 *3“ “‘3‘”
. Scarfs....--n
? (Knitted Ties, in All Grades, Included)
ALL LOUR HATS
3 That have on $10.00 to $15.00
I ' N W 5 85' '
T Rogers and Stevens 3
; NORWALK AND SOUTH NORWAnK '
$1.00 and $1.50
Scar-is
The February Victor Records
Will Be On Sale Tomorrow I
nun mm: AT
THE HAMILTON SHOP.
49 WALL sun:-
—-Did you hear rel-elder play Chan-
son. Indoue. lndlzai Lomente. ea c
Vennois, Liobestroud. Old Rs rain.
etc. yesterday a!‘ Bfldgchrt. We
have his records of these selections.
Donnelly's 16 - 18 80. Main St.
tion terms decided upon by tho Sp
promo Council in Paris last week were
described as "folly" by tho Mancbas—
ter Guardian today. Tho noWIpapel
said: “We may be thankful tho term:
can never be executed.”
In the opinion of-tllis Journal. Ger-
many will bo able to pay indemnities
only by exported goods.
“If the exported every year an ad-
ditltmal 800,000,000 pounds worth 01
good- to France. England and Bel
gium." tho newspaper said, “the out
cry raised by cumpetlng manumaur-
era of thoso countries would b‘e‘hoari.
rendlng. It is alresdy audible."
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Sentinel Adv-s. Pay.
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M35. HARDING miNEW YORK.
NEW YORK. Jan. ins—Mrs. War-
ren G. Harding. wife of the president-
elect .was hvre today for what she
described as a tow days' rest. She will
devote some or her thus to purchas-
ing part ct he! iMitts “House ward-
She arrived in New York yestetdsy
from \Vashmgton. accomponicd by
Mrs. Harry 8. New, wife of the United
States Senator from Indiana. and Mrs.
Edward E. McLean. oi' \Vashington.
After her visit. she will rcjolrv her
husband in the south.
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$1.95 1
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mums-urinals: sinuous-unsou-
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bit of dust and
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1mm: C“ ““3 BE um. floor! That section it beats and sweeps at the one time.
LONDON. Jan. sin—Miler mama {Meanwhile its powerful suction draws out every bit of
dust!
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w lulu. dust. annulus
.iorou.-.m-.-.- I.
Let “ Hoover
sweeper save
your Strength.
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Time has come when therein; no need to grow tired
lhrough Weeping.
‘ No longer does one need beaten and broom and car-i
pet-sweeper to keep rugs fresh and bright and cleanly, .
Hoover suction sweeper takes place of all three.
It beats and it sweeps them and it draws eve ;
out of them—~41] with ease and spec
Hoover is a unique suction sweeper.
It takes a rug and lifts a little section of it from the
Hoover picks it threads and lint and other ma-
}terials which are no grasped by ordinary suction olsanc
era. It is of marked power and ingenuity.
value of Hoover.
seek chance to prove to you in
waiting to do in your home day a
Test is the 0111 real way to learn the ability and
11 you come and see such a test 7
~‘I
at the store—orwill you let such a test he made at “ ‘7‘:
home? \ 003.41..
No charge, of course, and no obligation. We 2311:; _\
Person what Roommat-
ter day through all ”h "
and taking his revolver. The two men
were recaptured. novel-u nour- later.
by Deputy Sher!!! No nJW‘ Benedict.
and are in jail on' faith“ charges
oi.‘ assault with attc pt to fl.
cases will be heard next In nth.
Their
DINNER T0 31R. GARDNER.
B. H. Gardner. formerly District
Superintendent of The Connecticut
Light 8; Power Co. here, and more re-
cently connected with the General 0!-
fice of the same Company at Water-
bury. who is to leave today for IA-
Fayette, Indiana to become manager
or the Northern Indiana Gas and
Electric Co. was tendered a farewell
dinner at the Elton Hotel in Water-
bury on Saturday evening by his asso-
ciates.
A large number of representitlves
were present from the various towns
in which the C. L. & P. Co. operates
throughout the State and during the.
ourse of the evening ‘Mr, Gardner
as presented with a very handsome
suit. case and also 0'. gold pencil.
These attending the dinner from
Norwalk District making the trip by
automobile were: J. E. 13.5mm E. F.
Putnam. John D. Milne, Leon D. Hur-
ley. L. W. Gal-ham. .F. I. Coughlln,
also Charles 8. Earl. ..
Sometinies the'pres-
sure of business is so
great as to prevent
zonsideration of a
duty higher than the
duty to business.
That is the duty of mak-
ing a will to safeguard the
future of the family. ‘-
And second / only to
making a will is the im-
portance of naming a 0019:
potent executor. I;
We" have an excellent
booklet which we will be
glad to hand or mil to
you. ' '
{handling j estates. .
f
' rm: micrograms
THE first blow of tho minor
does not drive home tho flail. It
Is the constant pounding that
does it. It you start to save and
stop awhile you cannot expect
to “clinch” things.
0n pay day this wooHofore
you spend it all-start I. IMO .
deposit hero. Striko' the first -
blotfor financial indomdonco.
And pound awayatosdlly with,
other little deposits 6"” 91!”
~ day at every week thMr. 7.
lt mu to «M1
because of the “more
,sod bonoflt it m
{helm-tattoo“?
moot Possible to obtain.
Sealed tight—kept
fish: in Its We
mounts-proof
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'strootonthonomlugot
The Howland '
Fourth floor.
‘all-
Year. ' "era
Hoover Special—$65; to be had on partial paymexei:
plan at but small added amount. \ in:
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Dry Goods Co;
PIKE MUSICAL SERVICE.’
The inclement weather of last oven-
ing did not prevent a large audience
from gathering at the Nor-walk K. E.
church to listen to the musical pro-
gram prepared by the church orches-
m and quartet. It is safe to any that
no service in the church in many
months has been more keenly enjoy.
ed than was that or last evening.
The orchestra's rendition of tho
"Majestic Overture" and "Pralso Yo
the Lord." by Vanoenic, was of a very
high order. and it ‘was very evident
that tho highest expectations 0! tho
andlcaco w more than realised. Tho
violin am. by Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
Arnold, accompanied by the orches-
tra. was most beautifully interpntod.
and showed very real artistic appreci-
auon.
Clarence Cable. under whose fitted
direction the orchestra has so remark-
ably dovoloped, was personally oou~
grotulotod by many or the audionce:
and the members or the orollootra.
oollootlvoly and individually. won
moo to (col tho delight and appro-
elation of their auditors.
The quartet numbers were well in—
tow and well received. The oer-
non, by tho pastor. was interesting.
brief and to the point. He said that
"As the oocret of harmony in music
is In arranging sounds or notos in a
certain relationship to one dominant
on key note. so in lite-the secret of
true success and harmonious fellow-
ship is in bringing one‘s own It" Into
rlcht relationship to the great key
non. Josus tho Christ."
Awmfwthooogo.
JudWosssysthoaRectisuoto
dog {wam‘ubuutitul and Woo
shamethommanyapsnoslosls
(bodes.
A thorough investigation was made
on Saturdny by Local Agent Ham W.
Earle. or the Connecticut Humans do-
mu. together with the district agent
from hrldgeport of the allelod ill
Wt of a do: below“! 1. J.
Hurrah of Koo-nth street. by lira.
Josef Him of .1” south Italn
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3m “heathen the woman beat
». a...“ with sash or hos. About
Reparations Conferees
Called Pipe Dreamers
8].-—""‘he Parts
‘0 on up
doing
BERLIN. Jan.
conference resolved itself
gregation of pipe dream
mental gymnastics with n. tl in hit»
lions. in the some manne that tho
Oriental seems to delight in a para-
dloo through opium smoka."says til.
Berlin Neblntt commenting on til.
decision of the Supromo Council.
"For Germany the action or i.
oonlrronoo strum only out-loony a
a certain docroo of psychological i.
tel-sot. Germany will have tho oppofi
tunlty ll Brussels and hondon to d ‘
stpato these grandiose pips dreams.
those lino. fanciful dreamers want
and In us a willingpayor they sho
oomo down from tho clouds and p
thoir toot on earth again."
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WANT “MHAHON 0F BOBBIE.
Own Post. of Stamford, Makes In-
quiries In Norwalk.
Does anyone in Norwalk claim re-
lationship to a soldier named Alex-
ander Curran. who is said to havo
boon born in Norwalk about 1000?
Wu Post. Amorlcan Legion of
Moore. is endeavor!" to traoo any
W this boy who as prooont to
“fifth: from trochoma. and shell-
sbook and who is receiving treatment
at United titans Public.Health Hoopl-
tu a. 81. Fox Hills. Hinton Island.
:0 was transferred (Mus Fort
filmy, so! and wandered away
from t hospital moohlns' Cumford.
0o badly to ho anon-shocked that it
to difficult for him to room sum of
his youth. but he insists that ho woo
born In Nomlk about "08.
Anyone in this city who Is a rela-
“vuvo oi tho boy. or who has any in-
tormotlou about him can coal-unl-
cat'e with Miss Wendel-our of tho
Rod Cro- ot 1802-8 or with Joseph
llrrts. adiutant of Frank G Godfrey
Ito-t. No. 12. Amman “also. 'at
I'M-8. , ,.
It is hoped um ”aunts-shins
restore tho bot to. Moist _ ' , or
relatives. or that m '
found of mm ills u
of hi oorvloo lint-do fl.
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Norwalk Chronicler