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LINCOLN DAY
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JOSEPII DAVIS
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‘ ouoly ill at her home. Lincoln avenue.
in C. L. 1‘. Hell.
‘ . Msin street. was a visitor in this city
{Elli NEWS 5’
'PRICE
EKBANKS
norm
IMACKIIO HOTIL IL”
SOUTH WALK
Mrs. Julie Sweeney. mother or Po-
Sweeoey. is sort.
First District.
~—-8potlight deuce tomorrow light~
Town Anemoly ml. - .
letters connected with the protes-
sion were discussed st the meeting of
the Psinten l’nion held lost evening
‘
Louis Cantos. formerly connected
with the Hsrttord Lunch on South
yesterday. He now conducts s res-
tsursnt in Port Chester. N. Y.
p—su styles Sort fists.-—O'Iries's.
Deputy Sher“! Rdwsrd B. Doolens
this morning erred jury wsrrsnts on
Hiram stis sad Stanley D. Ogden
for service in the criminal superior
court. Bridgeport. on Wednesdey
Pebrusry 18th.
The fast American Tube and
Stamping Company five will come to
Norwsk next Monday Evening .to play
Robert Lincoln's fast Cockcnoc Red
Men.
_ The apartment of Joseph Corcoran.
, on the top floor or the City Hotel.
'lasouth Main street .have been quar-
-‘sntined becsuse of the illness of Mr.
rCorcorsn with diphtheria.
' -—Cosl at Harris & Guns
i The Trimmers’ and Operators' Ln-
——l‘RIZl-‘. FOX-TROT. McENNEL—
LY'S Singing Orchestra. Armory Tues.
Fell. lSth. Dancing till 1.
The Norweik Group of Epworth .
Leagues will hold 0. group rsily to-
night at 8 o'clock in the South Nor-
walk Methodist Episcopsl Church.
All Norwslk Lessons of the mutt-l1
Norwalk Church be present to wet.
come visiting young people from
other churches.
-——\'clour lists 85.75. O'Brien's.
sl. No. 33. will hold an important
-usiness mceting this evening in (‘cn-.
’, l Lshor l'nion hall. \V’nshingtun
root .at 8 o’clock.
Guests at the Royal James hon-ll
esterday were: J. 1-). Bollock. New
edford. Mass. F. .T. McCunc: Boston!
lass. Mrs. L. D. Boschord, Hartford'l
.' N. Harriman. Boston. Mass. and,‘
John T. Iiasion. Putnam. Conn. ’
' -—Renovating of Rats. O'Brien. l
Regimental Orders .\'n 3. issuml'
mm the headquarters of the Fourth
egiment. State Guard. name t‘apiniu!
. \‘Vard DeKlyn. formerly in com-l
and of Company 1.. of Dunbury. ss'
gimentnl inspector. Lieutclmnts
_ nk Linsicr and Harry Mable, are
igned to the Headquarters com-
' ny.
4-——PRI7.E FGX-TROT. McENquI..i
Y’S Singing Orchestra. Armory Tucs. i
-(‘ll. 15th. Dancing till 1.
Albert E. \VlncM-sicr. one of thei
'Edison plollccrs" tOKOlht‘l‘ with his
_ ife. and two sons licrbcrt and rm.
’ard is today thc gucst'of '.'\lr. ltlfll
Mrs. Thomas Alvah Edison at who
lntter's home Llewellyn Park. West
“Orange. N. J. The oceasion is the
“74th birthday of the zrcnt inventor
and as is the usual custom. all of his
"old boys" those who were associated
'with him in the curly stages of elec-
. trical progress gather with him evcry
(year. This year tho wives and fam-
J llics or the "pionecrs" are to he the
guests of Mrs. Edison.
, —Pri1.c waltz. Armory. Friday.
> Goll's Pep orchestra. 10 pieces. La-
: dies. 40c: gents. 50c: inc. wsr tat.
‘ FOR ,
(TOUGHS and COLDS
White Pine Comp. with Cod
Liver Extract and Menthol
52c
Stillson & Powell. Corp."
South Nbrwslk
.‘lr‘l'rl -l—I .
“Honest Abe”
That is the nickname
Abraham Lincoln
earned when he failed
Is s general storekeeper
in New Salem, Illinois,
back in 1833. Instead of -
repudiating his debts as
was the general custom.
. he worked and pfid up
what his friends joking.
ly called “the national
debt”—-it was so large.
In these days when the
going is none too
smooth, it is Well to
keep in mind that
honesty builds credit;
credit builds success.
T-w ~5- "i‘il ‘Y "I ‘rl'é'l-'I¥ll~.i'l':~.l it I T—‘Tl'i‘lffifi‘r-Ell7t-l «I'l‘: lETa .-
451-2!“
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'nublic auction tomorrow stternoon at
The stock of the bankrupt llsckett-
Doolittle. Inc.. msnufscturers -ot
"Fol-c” grease cups. will be sold at
2 o'clock on Water street, Second
District by Deputy Sheril' Edwsrd B.
'ill ‘il‘i rift
novn SerTTLr
Now for a drive on boys.3
lothing.
It’s s race to clean up
lur Winter stock beforé
the Spring merchandise
mes in.
Now; the boys are to
sve their turn. .
Every article in our
Boys’ Department greatly
reduced.
4-...—
‘ Stevens
lloulcns. At 3 o'clock the goods of
Max Reich. bankrupt W’ster street
merchsnt. will slso be sold st public
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suction. :czflst his home on South Mslni
—-llots Renovated. O'mien. ’ ' i
- 'R . f 8 D k Mrs. John Gruelle is ill st her,
(lsrence PM?" o outh “ ots. home. corner of Best avenue and
llrnther-ln-llw or Pctér Foley. of Ses-
\‘icw avenue. is greeting his friends
in this city. after an sbsence of 1.8
wars in the west. . He was formenly
cmploycd by the Metropolitan Life
Insurance company and was well
known here. At present he conducts
It prosperous real esinte and insur-
once business in South anots.
-—Pes Coslst Buns s (loss.
Gordon Batcs. arrested on “felines-
day for unvancy by Patrolman John
'l‘ooihlll. was. on the request ’0! the
lira rd of Chsrliies. committed to the
institution for the feeble minded st
Mansfield. yesterdsy stternoon by
Judge George lt-«Vosboqh. The men
wss examined for his ssnlty by Dr.
Robert E. Perdue. who said thst he
e
Evereley svenue. f
svenue.
with her sister. Mrs. Ids Jennings. at
85 South Msin street.
evenlnt service in the South Norwolk'
Methodist Church nest flundsy willl
lJE‘Mfl-X (llonon'.
i‘
lcl‘t violinist and will be heard with
pleasure .
torme'r puior of the church. will lw
present sod. will spesk for s few min-
utes at the sen-1c . The pssior ni’ thv
church will presnl.
i
Rorwslk lo. Not-well: l
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Fred M“. Jennings has been quite
4‘an mortslent or Osps.~0'8rieo'e
Mrs. Eadie Bohmchl. of 2“ Hsrrol
Bridgeport. spent Sunday
The assisting musics] st the Inn-1st,
Violinist. of New:
ork city . Mr. ()innofl is on excel-‘
The Rev. Dr. I". ll. l‘phnm.
~Cosl st Hsn'ts & Uses.
wss not Smentslly tit. _ .
-—-Follo'w I'll» csowa‘ ti'v" no.“
Dance at Town Assembly Hsll tomor-
row night”?l ' I . ,
A speoidl convention of 'delegstes
to the lost Hepublicsn City conven-
tion will bc. held in the council‘
chamber on Monday evening. Feb-
ruary 14th. at so'clock. to tske sc-
llon on new city rules. to he submit-
tcd by the rules committee. This sc-
tion is to msko the. city rules con-
form to the town rules. which were
recently adopted. and undoubtedly
will be practically the some.
>~Sccond Annusl BOIIP hence.
'l‘own Assembly Hell tomorrow night.
Practical people who hsve been
waiting for the rock bottom prices
will surely be gratified when they note
the prices in the big adv. of Schultse's
Sanitary Markets in this paper today.
No such figures hove been possible
in many years and is one more proof
that buying in such enormous quanti-
ties to cater to the eight ms rkets un-
derahis control. Mr. Schultze hss suc.
ceeded in making the low cost or liv-
ing an actual fact. ‘
~—Vclour Hats 3.5.75. O'Brien.
Is the Fruit of
LABOR ;
is a positive good to the
world.’ Thst some should
be rich, shows that others
may become rich” snd
hence. isgjnst euco’hrage'
ment to energy and enter-
prise.
. houseless pull down the
house of another, but let
him :lsbot' diligently and
. build one for himself, thus
L by example assuring that
. his own shall be ssfe from
violence when built.”
~Abrshm Lincoln.
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2 “Let not him‘ who ‘9
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3
FE“ FOLKS HAVE T
e 1 - ‘
hm Boys Ladies Arc lsing
or when it fades. turns grey. dull and
lifeless is caused by is lack of sulphur
in the hsir.
up A mixture of Rage Tea and Sulphur
to keep her Jon-ks dark and beautiful
and
who vsluc thst even color. thst besu~
tlful dark Jahsdc- of heir which is so:
ersctive. use only this old~time re. v
clpe. I
turn improved bytho sddition of oth-
er ingredients hv ssking st sny drug.
store for a bottle of "Wycth's flsgc’
snd Sulphur Compound." which dork-‘
ens the hair so nsturslly. so evenly.i
that nobody can pouibly tell it has‘
been
sponge or soft brush with it and draw;
this through your hslr.
smell sirsnd st in. time.
the grey hslr disappears: but whstl
delights the lsdies with Wycth's loge
and Sulphur Compound is that. be-1
sides beautifully dsrkening the hsiri
after s few applicstlons. it siso hrings'
bsck the gioss‘s‘nd lustre and gives it
on sppesrsnce of sbundsnce.
W
GRAY "AIR VOW
.,:,.
RM” 0' 5-11! ’l‘cs sml
sulphur
Hslr thst loses its color and lustre.
Our grandmother made
thousands of women and thou
Nowsdsys we get this famous mlv
applied. You just dsmpcnn
taking one
By morningi
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THIS WOMAN
sever gets “tutored" or loses her
mum touch with her household
assess
i
“immorthmatmhwm “
street Just been shifted to the Nor-l
walki ltosottsl for Regiment.
0s Noreen no. .Nhe tin-stem t'n- a”, w,“ _ 7 m, . _
ion Tom» company will now its a ’ her "a I“ h“
office “on North blue street. to the
Jscooy block to South Hun street.
in the m Merl}? «copied by the;
am quantum.
" l Al’mu: mx-mT lief-INK"?! ~M .
in “'9..." M " ”9‘le m- mm. Sit-mm“ ”files you. «other, where It to now ‘ewe.’ mug into the nor omen onto-mobile -
so it»
ll-‘eb. inn. Dem ml 3.
Mrs. Jeane Bs-xbee hes spent s the
returned to her home.
party or young men from Not-walk
An twinning melt was seen st’thc dcpot by
dams”. -
time
he“ mm. by Famed
gs idem-st.
i m‘m out Mr‘o'm‘.
f. .l. w. «when: or sorts. street re-
tugs. st :5 mm this street, she {W to the um um he has cut at
juee down there yesterdey end but it
1.“..,.‘;sswv~d up and that someone store
, 1.. meme or it. Pattolmsn Ropers “liner
1"“ Hitttnery mh'm . does. 10c: ms. 331:; the. one s. ilnmh‘flfil‘
mulber- of the Operating force u Amen Romano. o my Juneau; ~Pnrss tmxmnor. MEENNEL-
the heel warehouse or the soothers compliment I. minim... “a...” .m. Iain, Dancing cm 1.
New England Telephone company Gainer lost owning thu he, had um hrs sloping (mile-tn. Amory Tutti
ore to hold in social gothenng oaths
deuce this evening. for-1
and themselves st Red
Wsshiogton street.
. An elaborate promem hes
their menu to the south Not-walk depot. and mu inflame by the culminmcnl mm.
Men’s Holt. lining the trip one oi the young men ‘mlttee of ”resin Count-ll. No. 4, Visit.
The affair is laughed broken s window in the car and ed Order of American Men for the
a public one. Svec's orchestra will lhsd rci'uoed to pay for the sonic.
furnish music for dancing.
teresting pmm hos been Enmted. Patrolman (tether.
Tho fsmokcr to cclcbmte the 18th anniver-
‘ssrv or the lodge. which will be held
and «ruled the this evening at the rooms in Progress
Forum Holt. Weshlnuon street.
EEELER
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f ' m in
summon-sum» ,
mm on. can not mm down
V anneal.” 6t '
Rob.» Elma.
lh'lo John venom.
turned from south Main
‘C‘oncflrd street. Both
“it.
"”n «or hie-ht. woe “mim-
mt tight. .
I Bring l‘tesui'ts.
And Hosiery Now Going On
Here Isa Real Sales-Almost Pro-War Prices
FOOTWEAR AT 20% to 50% REDUCTIONS.
Our story is. short.
Winter stocks must go——-so we have forgotten what the
Footwear cost us and marked the goods WAY DOWN. Many prices are way be-
low cost. Come in and be convinced.
If you have been Waiting for lower prices,
You will save money NOW.
’
N( )W 'IgOUR OPPORTUNITY.
JUST READ A FEW OF THESE. ITEMS
Women’s
FELT ‘ J ULIETS
were $2.25
Now $1.85
Ken‘s
ARMY SHOES
$3.35
Ken’s
BLACK SEOES. Kongo
were $6.’ TAN 8 ES
NOW $435 were 10.00
M" N 0W $6s35
B'tfii..‘2l::"“
Now $5.35 Tan lemoral
were $8.00
‘ Men’s
Now $5.85
SPATS
Brown end Gray
SILK SOCKS
69c, 75c
Men's
Tan $1.13L
Brag-tie ggords I“...
were .
Now $4.35 Regaiegtnthhoes
- ""‘" > Now $8.35
Gun Metal Shoes
were 36-00 ’ Ken's .
. NOW 33-95 TAN LACE
Item were 10.00
LISLE SOCKS Now $7.65
3 Drs. for $1.“) ‘23
SUEDE TOP
were $9.00 to $11.00
Now $6.35
.....
' lss’s
SCOUT SHOES
$3.25
Mu'
Fibre
Silk Stockings
79c
Women '-
Colored Top
SHOES
“as $8.50
Now $5.95
Women's
4-Buckle Attics
were $5.00
N ow $3.85
Women's
Fine ilk Lisle
STO KINGS
49c
Women’s
Brown Suede
SHOES
Women ‘-
VICI KID SHOES
$3.35
Women ’s
, BLACK LACE
were $11.00
Now $6.95
Women 's
BLACK LACE
were $6.50 I
Now $4.35
Women’s
Comfy Slippers
s
Women’s
White Top Shoes
. $2.45
Women's
Pure Silk
STOCKINGS
mm _
dsmged somewhst end much
the driver of the (xynnsgh our g ‘y
to give e. wee-Ding siensl before me
mm «one: km k. e.
WA'I‘ERB“RY. (",0an m. g .
:Jecir None. New Yon: mlddelwem
who Imor'ked out him! Memo. Ilos- .
night. when he knocked out Tito
ll'. of lreisnd. in nine rounds lit I
The Sentinel Wont Advent-em“
$51.85 "
Now $3.35
were $12.00
Now $6.85 $1.35
Women’s Win-:13
Patent Pumps PATENT PUMPS
were $7.00 were $8.50
Now $5.95
HUNDREDS OF OTHER ITEMS TOO NUMEROUS TO MENTION.
ALL GREATLY REDUCED
Keeler’s Shoe Store
ALI-W
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no.“
lwmey mm
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am. not
UNUWAL BAROMNS
AT THIS BALI
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Norwalk Chronicler