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clnnling of all Dumas'.vivid_stories.
{initiation oférrhc’nfce Musketem‘ik trulyha pint-inf:
in everyone—for your family
it, the young can learn ‘fmnkneosfikindncsgvvflom
'gtmrosityfiThe old can'findaforgetfulness of trouble:4
and tmte its ontidotc for sorrow... And all of“ '
lm-c InhLlfe a dramathh,iu‘chaptera‘ofj'ggjegw‘
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this marvelous VI.-
and every family; From
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‘0‘ gratitudej
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lHEATRE
la. a 1d Friday
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Dexter
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\ FEDS RECRUITS
First Page.
Thursday. Friday and Saturday
A Big Five Act Vaudeville
Program Including
VIRGINIA PEARSON
and
SHELDON LEIVIS
Two well-known screen stars
in their own original sketch
and
GLORIA SVVANSON
With other Paramount All Star
players in
“UNDERTHEIASH”
HAD STOLEN AUTOMOBILE
STAMFORD, Jan, 24.‘ Two men in
a sedan type of automobile refused to
obey a traffic officer today and were
letained, and later arrested when. ac-
cording to the officers, they adniitted
they had lnken the machine at (,hico
pee. Mass. The men gave names of
Albert Kuissgill and Raymond ILcdoux
of Holyoke, and are held tor the
Chicopee officers.
M'RS. \\'ll.l.l.\.\l l). “1313“.
(lREICN\\'I(‘l1'. Conn. Jun. :4.—
Mrs. Elina Grace Marshall \Vebb.
wife of V,Vlllium I). “’ebl». prominent
hero died yusterduy in the Greenwtch
Hospital following; two S(‘l'l()ll'l opor‘
“lions. Shc \"ufl forty-three yearn 0ch
am! hm: been active in the social life.
of Greenwich many yours. She
he n n concert and church
Sho in survived by her husband and a
SOIL
1‘: '
The Price of Linonine
Has Been Reduced
From 600 and $1.20 to the pre-
war fig'urea, -
illii- good (‘ilim-n
"Sinm- tho-
“'ur."
RABBI s YDNEY
GIVES TALK TO
Y. M. H. A.
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Continued from First
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Page.
llllll tho- good Jew."
:ulvt-nt of tho
l{illll’)i Snlncy
5 TO LEAVE SIBERIA
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JAJ’ANESI‘J PLEDGE
MAY BAR DEBATE
(Continued from Page One) 1‘
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but aim llifizlosrd to regard it is a sol~i
\Vorld emit lib-«luv behind uhioh the confer—l
Sl'lttllinn of th ] continued. “the ow v- (‘oiil-l not prope‘rh' go ‘
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m. n luoonmii .. . '“ “‘ “”0” 1138' The Japanese pie-rice. as out hr‘forcl
lg, \\ orsr. First war. (ht-n thto committcc ‘hv
ll: Slilrnt‘v
uteri-s
numlu‘r nl' tlw-
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to ”lilkt'
lives"
vspu-ukx Faith and says.
and (laughtt-rs to me,
cuts: also into tho portn
lll-rw will “'0 lincl no“ hot
and hunger. and now mus-
l:.i\e rapidly llecrcasrd lin-
.lenish [H nplv. ’F‘ht- ro-
lonk “llll longing (fins to
for only in Arm-rich (-un tlw
for on immediate rcvival of
. and religious contributions
l' ('ix'iliyution ol‘ lhs- \vmld.”
llOlH‘
American Jewry do
l't‘llLZ'lOll il \‘ilul factor in our
ll is hrrl- that th! Y. M. H. A,
'S('Ild your sons
Bring: the pur-
ls of my home,
w for Amcri~
“a and for lsmv l. horn again will glow
the anvil nt message of God of Right-‘-
l‘ousm-ssf "
. Following
this lnspirlii: :uld rr'ss.
itlw chuiman of tho mcetlnc. .\lr. lid-
won]
‘14)
}l.!iiltlii1i: campaign:
(Dre-ll
llzirm _\
'l.r)uis (lollll-u, E. I..
luun Harris.
,Joxrm.
:u'l
M. Guns lulled
as captains of
for \olllnlm-rr:
teams in
The following: of-
to serve:
llt-rlnnn, Edward M Guns.
Gl‘f‘l‘nllf‘l‘g. Altru—
‘Henry Jacob}: “'illiam
[loin-rt Josr‘lovsk)‘. Samuel
‘Knntnr, Hurry Miner. Harry Novas. I.
91‘.
Mrs.
NM as.
Fulllzilll
lll‘l‘s
I‘ohkv. Michal-l Stt‘inlwrg. llr-n ”Km-L
Max llippnt“ Jesse Schnlhnuse-
llolwrt Josrovsky. RIPS. Hurry
Miss lilizulvbth Harris. Each
“Ill choose aulrlitionul
l‘nv trains. in fort-
It” the m-xt
low-tin: on Thursday night at the ‘l'.
M, II
ire-shutouts.
.\. 'l'lic inn-ling: ('losul with H"-
STAMFORD COAL DEALER DEAD
STAMFORD. Jan. 24. ~Carl l". \Yat-
pr'hury. 67_ head of the coal firm of
Waterbury & Son. established by his
father
in 1870. died today aflel‘a
week's illness of pneumonia. He was
a director of the First National Bank
vice-president
oi tho, East Grand
Rock Company. and hurl other office
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This Trade Mark On Every Bottle , - ‘
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‘ '4 ll "ll inn-rested in
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and flvo
connection,
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world “'ar‘
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.1 ' "lll'illé'd by
on. ' -'ltr:mtt-d and‘ls lull 85$
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This reliable remedy stands atl
the head of the 1m in relievingi
all forms of 00113115 and Golds,‘
even stubborn bronchitis yielding
to its great healing guanine}.
Being. pure,and‘ wholesome. it 15.7
the. best medicine for children
that i ‘
“more:
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liar. :‘f.
singer; “
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Michal-l Abra hunts.I
.ident oi the New Hznen turnpike was
mcm- '
Baron Shideham.
also livclnrml it to be fixed policy 0f
(hut country to Observe the principle
of non—intervention in the internal at"—
fall's (ll Russia. as well :18 the “prin-
(‘lplt‘ 0t t'lllllll oppmluniu for the
commrrcr and industry 01‘ all nations
part of the Russian posses—‘
.‘trirountc zir‘otvction for for-l
rig": lili"l’I‘!~'i in Film-nu has declared!
sinu‘a"
l Truly
Is . Without
Belicious!
Doubt
Sold in Sealed Packets Only
8230
“The Best”
h in ll. only convliiiozi for withdraw—
;il tlii.~r-. ‘
Tn.- Slmutung contrm crsy today
“ml bur l"'iIU(‘¢‘ll \'ll‘lll:lll}‘ to the sin—
{)"bllli of (lifferenm m-cr the Tsing.
tun roilroml by ugru moot lrrl\\‘( en the
.lnpam-sl and l‘hln- so yesterday for
China‘s purchase of the salt mincs of
ill» pronoun ‘
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FATALLY BI'RNI'ZI) . »
IN I’l’TNADI HOME
(llotltw Ig‘llitml by Flame. front
011 Stoui in Her
Room. l
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Mll.l"0lll>. Jan. :4.—Her night
dress catching llrt~ from the flame of
an oi‘ stove. Mrs. Thomaa Thurston.
aged seventy years. well known rcs-
fatally burned at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. l-‘runk Ducharme in Put—
mm Sunday afternoon. Her death
occurred a short time later in the
Putnam hospital. Shl was tht- moth-
er of Thomas Thurston, Jr.. formt'r
doi‘ ('(ilt‘l‘u-i llC‘X‘t‘. with whom she li\'-
ed. A sisll-i. Mist Lucy Armsbur)‘ of;
Putnam :ilsn surrixeo. '
Thurstonl
Sexual “('(‘kS ago Mrs.
m-n? tr tlw llucharme home to take]
can- ol‘ on infant. Sim had a room on]
thl- third floor and was lighting anl
oil stou~ Sunday when the Hit-no came’
WMWWWWJJ’
Dance and Enjoy Life
A Victor Dance Record inspire:
Every one of its ten 11161:“
“April Showers”
'_ “Ka-Lu-A”
“Nobody’s Darling”
All 10” black seal records reduced from
everyone to dance.
5 filled with life 4
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and pep
Fox Trots
“Birds of a Feather”
“Everybody Step”
“South Sea Isles”
, 75c
85c to 75c
All 12” black seal recordé reduced from $1.35 to $1.25
VICTROLAS
Sold on Easy Payment Plan
Get YOURS NOIV!
:‘ ?=--- '——;;-—.:+~—~~--.—7~.—-n.—5 l‘f)l(lln2 connections with Stamford or- i” “mm” With her dug“ H" -‘ ’
-—+—-—-—~ -- ganizations. shrilkl “or: unsurrid by Mr. Du-i . '
A Mr. \Vult‘rblll‘y- was a great EHmd_ charm»; and Adelaide Rcuutrcu. bull
gent son ol’ General David \Vaterliui‘y. who 1’“me ””‘V (‘Ollld (Atlnguish tho]
TONIOR tool: hurt in ‘1‘: Lake Champlain mnr fl“”“’9' m" "5"” “'om‘m ”“1 been I
‘ RO‘V v. llilllzn 0' the I\ \'l)luli0nary “'m.‘ badly l_‘llf‘ll('ll about the head and ‘h; ‘
5 at 2.1? 7 d ; 'Illl‘. ‘\'(llt'll)\||‘y is sunh-pd by his,b0‘l-"- Tim blaze communicntrd to 49 ALL STREET
, . . 0,. an 9 '\VllP. a son Druid and one married druplrii-t in thr- room and cause-d OPEN EVERY EVENING UNTIL NINE O'CLOCK §
e In Prlces '(lllughten {damage 0t :ihout 54ml. ‘
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mar-m
Coal Prices
Reduced l
Coal prices have been reduced in some of the other cities and we believe the people
of N orwalk and vicinity are entitled to the same advantages. Therefore, as a fitting
celebration of our first anniversary here, and to show our appreciation for the manner
in which we have been patronized, we are pleased to announce the following reduction
in the price of Nut, Stove and Egg Coal, from $14.50 to
$13
Delivered—Also, continuing our popular pc licy of No Extra Charge for Carrying.
.50 ‘
A TON
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friends.
Always First to Reduce Prices!
We opened our business here just a year ago, at which time our effort to reduce coal prices
bV underselling all other dealers was met with distinct favor and created for us a long l1st of
I These friends have remained steadfast and others have been made, through the fair
and courteous treatment we have continued to. , accord the public. “’9 believe that our Anniver—
sary is a splendid time to further cement these friendships; to create new ones and to keep faith
with the spirit of the times by lowering living costs for the people—SO AGAIN WE ARE THE
FIRST TO, REDUCE COAL PRICES.
This is the Best Coal Money Can Buy—Freshly Mined—Highest Grade—Clean l
, c Consolidalcdk tail Coal Co. ‘
(1 Yard, 3, Rowan St. East-
Telephone 695’.
and Saugntuck: Office. and-.Yard " I. 71"
Wéstpérlj
Norwaik Office an
/
Norwalk.
. Accounts
Checking -
f young: business men
“specially invitcd. '
Some day the young
mun starting on their hus-
lows
carvers will he fllc
loath-rs in this community.
\\,-(' out? their friendship
aml tiny will prl'fil lay
our (’(lilll\'t‘l in iinant-izil
matters.
Paying liy t-hcck is
the practical business-like
\xuy.
retain
Elllk’l‘ in our bank to main—
tain a
and
Vunicncc.
to
hal-
ll ix iium‘xsary
only a small
checking account
licncfit by its con.
" The
PeOple’s
Trust Co.
South Norwalk, Conn.
F. S. LYON
JOB PRINTING
South Not-walk ‘
Norwalk
New Bedford
Escallops
and
Strawberry
Short Cake
SERVEI?
at the ' '53
South
Lunch 1
South Main Street
Ice, (Iharcoal.
Wood and .
Fred Hain "
Trucking
4
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52 Meadow Strut
l' . ' '
Eisml‘m
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Any Time Day or Night
Calls Promptly Attended
American Taxi Co.
TAXI -
Telephone 908
to. Prices Moderate.
11 Earth Main Street
.. F. H. BAXTER
Pogo a, Shaw, Park 3 m
Green Seal, and an“!!!
DRUGGIST
I scum MAIN STREET
AGENT FOR
Norwalk Chronicler