YORK. Dec. 6 —Nim- hun-
' have been accepted at a.
_, 1&0] clinic on Fifth A~ enue
" no been in semi-secret opero
-r nearly a year. Margaret
, - ' alt-arrested president of the
" 1 Birth Control League. dis-
Wyesterduy at a public 11.- bilcc
g , 1 o! 400 prominent men and
advocates.
”7“ clinic is believed to be the
- the United States to continue
tlon undisturbed by the po-
nny length or time. When
. 1w anhr-v lanyard n; tho
- on on Fifth avenue he. or-
i‘detcclives ot the dlstrict to
1 ‘11 immediate investigation of
mined! and clientele.
. nested Several Times.
In ookiym in 1916 thr last. pub-
- I! mpt to conduct u birth con-
io was met With a. raid by
lice and the arrest 01' Mrs.
Ethel 1‘13. run and bani» Min-
”3‘ ‘. ' rs. Byrne was se-ntcrcui to
' ckgoll's Island and rcleaui by
« ' ‘mor \Vhitman after an 11- do.)
1- w-strike Mrs. .11ng11r has
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d£rved nt lb‘nst :1 30-11-131 Jail
innate cc.
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icily i' rm:
Chamock’s Market
1 RAILROAD AVE.
is 1111- Saturday
01-;s of Lamb
Small .:-.le wry .1 ark ......
1;:ch R1. 1:151: .113: Chickens ..... . . . . . . . . . 42c lb.’
Native Veal
Best Heavy Grade Beef
5 ' art 1.11 ed ii ams. all brands .......... . . 28c lb.
l‘i 111'.- Knuckles and Sauer Kraut
BERKELEY, 00.1.. Dec. 7mm
co-ed gets gets more work her
or the one who has I1 {and mother
or (other who v‘rites checks when-
ever needed?
That qusdlon is being disco-ha d! ';
over the campus at the University _".
of California. otter learning what 1‘:
Dr. Jessica P. Piexotto. head of tho
department of social economics, had
to say on the subject.
According to Dr Pioxotto
woman student should make her-
self economically independent
working. whether in nod or money
or not.
“I believe that the girls who we '
their way through coilcse get more .
who
out of their schooling than th
ovlded
do not." said Dr. Plexotto. “
however. they do not undertake too .
much. They gain knowled e in an;
added field (11 cerium: some}
to are bigger responsibilities than
those of personal experience; co-
operation with an under the supervi-
sion of others.
"In clerical work there is much
valuable business experience no-
qulred and from work in a private
home a. girl gains the knowledge or
home duties and problems and ac--
quires the hubby faculty all living
with others in a home environment.
87,000,000 Inan._
\V’ASHINGTON. Dec. 7.-A $7,-
000 000 loan from the treasury to
the Boston Maine railroad was nu-
thorlzed today by the Interstate
Commerce Commission.
or the 101111 to be lent 33 836. 000
“ill be spent in repairing and re-
building ruling stock 31 106 000 for
new (quipment and 52.558. 000 {or
betterments to roadways and struc—
tur11:1.'I‘ho railroad requires this
expenditure, the commission decided
in order to conduct its business efli-
1111111”). and has no opportunu
lmr11)\\lng the money elsewhere than
{10111 the government.
The applcution originally made by'
1111- 1'1111ntd “.15 (or about $13 000 -
(Hill
I: .111'1mliuns and doctors. who at tlrst
l;-1111 r1l11linns \\lth the tlinic seen-
111 11-.111ol' the police. had gradually
1'1111111 openly in end patients there.
.over.
by
yot\
25cib.
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15c lb.
....... ossoooo...
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40c lb.
85c doz
loos-soo-
PHONE 1143
E Saturday
At The
{1st :Norwalk Cash Grocery
Specials
1' G11 MedalFlour ..... ”u...“
..... . ...... ..........56clb.
P o Old Fashioned Buckwheat Flour, 6 lbs; . . . . . . . . . 456
- Finest Creamery Butter
. «neal' in bulk, 3lbs. ..
ker Commeal.
to Rose Raisins.
sIssoooooolssoas-oases-sup..-
phelldTomatoSoup,3cans................. ...... 25c
kechouldersJeauandtender 15clb.
Ribbon Pealed Peaches
1 ornia Largo" Meaty Prunes ..
1dsd Oocoanutinbulk,1-21b. 200
NstrlesnsMolssses 2501111.,9013 gal.
95c bag
..'........17c
5c lb.
150111.
24 COTTAGE s'r.
CTED GIFTS AT REASONABLE
PRICES
srtimiarly Suitable for the'IIolidsys Will Be
' Found in Our Gift Departinent.
——OPEN EVERY EVENING-
1e HamiltOn Shop
49 WALL STREET .
l J ;
1:: -
"/
It’s come! The sale that premises to make you men
of Norwalk and vicinl ty pass through our doors for
values that will surpass your fondest expectations.
‘ Yes, gentlemen, this' IS a sale that you cannot pass by and do justice to yourself
.1 1 ‘ \
i
' \A and the family budget.
It’ ts a sale (if magnitude—brilliant in its variety and large, notable reductions. This sale is
all the more impressive grand all the more deserves your immediate attention, because they 3‘
are fine overcoats right from our own fine stocks. Outstanding arming the many country \ I
“A _1 _
wide famous Brands is included the KUPPENHEIMER OVERGOATS. These go too—at' '
the same average of reductions. Set your alarm clocks tonight, men, for earlier rising to-
morrow morning and be among the early birds that are sure to be here waiting for the
doors to open. 1
18:;
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The Sort Of Overcoat i
You Want
'At the Price you-Want toi'pay
‘
Snap Sk 111 Quali
in the Style in the Make in the Fabric
VALUE in every one of these
on 5e1mer Overcoats
and
Norwalk Chronicler