QICLOSING
OUT ‘ ‘
SPECIAL
E r’ ye are closing out about 500
1 pairs of Oxfords and Pumps
such as our broken lots, dis-
‘ continued numbers, etc., at a
very low price.
Regularly sold at $3.50 and $6
NOW
$1.95
On display in store. Come in
and look them over.
KEELER’S
Shoe Store
b»
r... '...
WINNIPAUK
FEED STORE
““1330“ POULTRY
m8" ‘
In. M. Bette, Prop.
' Phone 2619
machinery at
your eyes at the first Itltl~
maiilul nl' trmlhle needs ‘hc nt-
temiou of n ('leaIllP optometrist.
mm:
.tIt‘IIt‘BIO
Proper examination and the
lighthouse.”
WILLIAM ..I MOORE
()"UM’ITII’IS'I
Kettle! llnllvltng, \l‘ashlngton St.
South Now-1m; I‘lmne 70.12
A Complete Assortment of
BLANKETB and COM-
PORTABLE-:5
Of All Kinds.
E. KTB—anks
lilalmekemo Hotel Block
SOUTH SORW'ALK.
OLD CARE
Sell Your Old Car: to the
BRIDGEPORT AUTO,
WRECKING C0.
1310 North Avenue
Between Oak and Center Btu.
BRIDGEPORT. CONN.
Phone Barnum 6586-2
Second-Hand Parts and Tlree to
Fit Any Make of Car.
DR. THEODORA
SHREITER
.1 ‘.'\:lSIlIn:,'l(:ll St.
Natureopathic Physician
TREATMENTS
tilt ALL KINDS. _
ELECTRIC. LIGHT MATHS AA“
SINHVEIIS.
MASSAt:l~‘.-—SI’INAL
TREATMENTS.
Nntler-imthlc Treatments Care
for All Ills I-Ixeept Contagious
Diseases.
ELECTRICAL
Phone 1 (its:
WHEN ITfS ssowm:
It's ll‘llp/1_:..iiv‘v‘ la l»'.:\' lilllyl-trs
Without :Mllu’; \‘wl 1H,! on the
way It) ll!“ 5.!1-1‘0 tl:‘l‘ in 'l; [hon].
The lumrnl lill'lL’ 1'11 1111 11 in l'.l'Y
TI III.“ .\I l\\' ‘
FEII‘. "SOI) S DFI’T.
STORE
“The Stun- nI I'l‘l'It‘l‘I. Seniec"
23 Ely Ave. Phone 1502
Speed ‘2
Wagons i 1; .
REPAIRING AND OVERHALIJAL
PARTS AND ACI'I-ZSSORIILS
HAYDEN
AUTOMOBILE CO.
56 No. Main St.
SERVICE
80. Norwalk
STATION PHONE 3136
BOILERS
—-—- 11ml —-—-
Expert Boiler
REPAIRING
REX-TUBING
Policy Refrigerating and
Supply sCo.
25 Monroe St.
Try a Bottle ot Angel Drink 7
Chocolate Mailed 111111:
Made by
ORWAI.K DAIRY
COMPANY
3‘3 Center Ave.
Phone
THE N
Homo ucllnrles. 21.- qt:
N orwalk 1
u...“ _. ,.__
Dine at the Old Stand by
THE OXFORD LUNCH
and RESTAURANT
STIK [LIST
6 SOUTH MA IN
;“. Rail]: J. tart“:
SOUTH NOII\\'A|.K, CONN.
Phone 2216
FREDE. H. GANUNG
FUNERAL omeeron AND
EMBALMER
So. Norwalk, Ct.
Phone 1681
84 50. Main St.’
NORWALK AUTO WRECK-
ING COMPANY
PHONE 39942
.3 IIO\\'AN ST.
Old Care Bought -— All Kinds of
Auto Parts tor Sole
EAST NOR \VAIJI
_F. H. BAX'I ER
. e BOUTH Mun STFIEET.
i i DRUGGIST
Agent for Page to Shaw. Park &
. c‘ndICS. '
; Tiilord. Green Seal. and Russelle
.l‘ The Busy Man’s
...0-—-
Store
’Et'eryluuly (‘au t‘htluse livery-
thing for Every Man.
, ---O---
. .iMain Cothing Store
136 Washington Street
Opp. Rinlto Theatre
Rowland M. Beach
—|"I .0 It I ST—
28 East Ave.
—-—Phone 21402——
tnn a Specialty
I Moe St. Norwalk. Conn
Phone Glad-1 Norwelk
R. and W. HATS
New Fall Styles—Ali the Latest
Shapes anti Colors.
PALACE
CLOTHES ester
13 North Main Street
.u-
my 0. LASER
[15an ML’I'BOD
placing—Sella Treatment
» Pub—Alumina
“ ill coma MAIN mum
.0011! NORWAIJI. WEN.
Phone elzttnom I
loney loenee
Robert A. Benedict
Jewelry and Gift ShOppe
22 WALL STREET
61.12% W
,
scores 1.1112. s
POULTRY SHOW
. TO BE HELD III
NEW HAVEN
Oscar L. Schultze to be
One Of
S t a i c
Meeting;
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111 [\tx'. H:t\i-l:. Juli. 2.1. ll‘llll. l :1111i‘
1:. \\1:l: Inuit :1. Illlitlull IN‘UI'I‘! “will-t
1:1 ;. 1.1 I'.1.S 1-!‘ :‘n- zl!,.u'i\n 1 ilk-5.;
11mm). 1...;1‘1nzl. :1.-l Ill" ting: (llilU,
run-l reltllt-l'lums \‘-.tl1 tx'ul‘y 911101.;
111 lht‘ :-l:11.- .1.111 New J:n;.;.l.-11111. New
litlU‘ll Siltllli'l 1:1'131; t-nt u. I'tL‘iIJI tit»;
Minimum; :1? this :zlmw.
Ally (\Ilililllull 1.; punitt')‘ 1.. ll-i-l
ptlnlnl‘ll)’ us :1 Illl‘lii(iti o;
911:1! tile tillltlir‘ l;1:1_\‘ 511: int its
llli-lili)’ nth-11ml; :1111] l:
lilrsrvnl 1:11111' slutu: vlitllv 11-: \‘.:ll1 '1
:;11.'.\l1:1!1-t-:’l:1~1l= :15. I11 :<
.\'I~'1\'li.;\v~ll;1\' til 111:1‘ 11;} l - “3.“?
leltlrt'. tlu (I1llil.llliv'-‘ inns tin? 11
.l 111: l) :1111l 111711. in tr. 21;.
illlll 111,; ;;1 n-
i(‘.ll.
l1;1:s :11:-
ot‘ IJUlii 1hr letllrillii'
1~r.1l lltl‘nht‘.
lulmlxmt 111 11w 1'1:.t:'.lll1l‘i.~'l' ‘ 111:1!
ill-lll‘.""lll‘ll'fi.1li|‘.l t," ' ' and
1341;. \\1li1 hand, 1);:
l;.:1li.tltll.'.1 \I 115‘ tin- .‘tln- I'ILR‘AII limb
try .‘315l‘l i.1l.nll lll itit' 5.1:11t' fiwtw-
1111115. :ulUl-iwl in tin» (11111» 1.111111
l'ullllt')’ .\.‘4‘-111i;:tltlll lt‘u.‘ )‘u'llfi {:51} i1)
thi- Ilrt'lllllllll list sllluluiflul 1.11 41r-
liluutl.
'l‘llr allow “ill hr heltl in the stale
llIl“:‘l slluu' b.1215; in the rust.
'l‘ht- iilll" is Ill“4]ll<lltlllh'; lil" dark
IILi§S m‘ 1,..1l\ \\.l'.t«1r ill‘l' illtsi; III"
5:11. is evilmt: i;i,;iltl; Slll‘lllL: la just
around lllv- «pint-1'; tune to buy thi-
lvl‘t‘etlillg «ne‘mrtl. unit-r the hutch-
in}: runs or Milly chicks. I‘oultry
liti'llll‘l‘b'. luneters and back 3eztr
)lUllIU‘)‘ km 1111's tlru till team 10
buy.
Slum-e “iron-1y Salli to (‘nlnllmreittl
l:\i|llllltil‘s lilllit'tlii‘s the greatest c)-
l10:.1l11,1n nt' txmis. incubators, llroml-
111's. modern equipment and supplies
evrr hill) in this section of the
country. 'l‘llls is :m illlportztnt untl
IllStlH'utl'hC tv :1tulc of :1111 p ,‘ultlv
511011 and north) of entoulaga 1. 10111.
l2u~r1 poultlx 111:111 or “onion in
Connecticut can derive much \‘ulu-
able information iv)" :1. \istt tn the
show and a. careful study of these
exhibits.
The list til" premiums speaks for
its‘vlt and tells that. here '3 the most
vulnulllu and attractive list of prizes
s'x‘t‘l‘ entered at a poultry liili‘JV in
tin: east.-
l-‘zlnt-iel‘s of lulntnlns. rabbits and
pigeons all iltnltc this show tiltir
eastern event. for 1213-1 :lI‘HI zlfil‘ur—
livt: prizes “in stilliulutc large eit—
lliluils of these attractive pets.
The jtltlgrs have been seleeu 1] for
recognized allillity. experience. il'teg-
rity 211111 character. and no show in
America. can present a. stronger list.
An award undvr [hr-st: men venns
an assurance that the best. bird in
the class won, and a. critical report
of the claSsc-s by the judges which
will he requested at each {‘1qu and
covering the classes handled or! him
“ill be inte-rtstim. .1l1d instructhe to
the exhibitor and the gt 110.11 pub-
lic.
Judges and Assignments
1.. C. Bonfoey. Deep ltiver. Conn.,
\Vhito Rocks. “‘hitc \Vyaniottes.
\Vllite chho: ‘115.
J. II. I’- IC\CllSl(‘dI. I‘laudome. N.
Y.: \Vyandottes except \‘illite' Leg-
horns, except \Vhitc Plymouth
Rocks. except White and Barred
Hamburgs
George F eather, Dorchester, Mass;
pigeons.
Paul P. Ives.
Game Bantams. ,
Roy 1:. Jones. Storrs. Conn: eggs.
Guiltox d, . Conn. ,
: \Villiatu l“. Kirkpatrick. Storrs,
’Conn.: all pens for
‘ specials.
l Daniel J. Lambert, Apponaug. R.
cials.
Rhode Island Reds and Whites.
Frank Petal},
Judges at;
Assomatton
l
.1311. Fin—Tito nli-‘r
=1?1.l'1 :lan. (1! lil' |.'I,>itll11"llt‘lli I'Ulll-i
I‘M ItI this M111“
.111.li--11;., .
'l‘llvV shun 0111‘ inirtls ii: (Illiljitdllilil‘
v . v
.! lIlr
’1’..‘r:1'1‘\ 1111 :7
'll11- lm‘lty of :-'llllltt‘.:f:l‘;,: '1 ti‘l.l-.
:.‘.1.i 111111: :1:~‘«
championship
1., ‘ all pens for championship spe-
Jolm ‘I.. Paine. Portland; Conn.:
ENGLAND AWAITS “"
VOICE OF ‘GLOOMY
DEAN’ IN COMMONS
The Very Rev. Dr. Inge.
England is looking forward to
her ring the stentorian tones of the
\‘cry Rev. Dr. Inge — the famous
“Gloomy Dean” —-—in the House of
Commons now that the lower house
of parliament has lifted the long-
; standing ban on clergyman .as
.11’111111'3. .1? X:,\\' Ii.t\«‘n. one Ul lllt"
mavnhora,
llnl-l‘ml i‘i)111l>ull1 Rocks.
l'htrtnw- L. Sibley. \\';.iiin.:tllrt..
1311111.; l‘ulish. lv‘renvh. Uritanxutni
.1114 .it‘ist‘X lllaurk Giants Gaines.
sttr i.. Schultz. l-Z. Nulwalk.
l'rmn.; ltuhhits and other lur brat—
tliiz pets.
ll. l-t. 'l‘usknr. lmtilc‘nmo. VL;
.\>‘l.'|ll(':~'1, i'Iliglisll. “'nterfowl.
(learn-e Young. Brooklyn. N. Y.:
l.1ll';lllls t-XCept gzlliles.
This is :1 I‘onnectieut show only
111 the sense that ”1': state associa;
tion is tuullagrlzrg the .ll'i'a‘r. I'ri‘o-s
me upon to the \\‘n:'.:l and visitors
uml exhibitors l‘roxn other sections
111-»,- “wclvolnc as the flowers in
' .\Ill)'."
ii. lx’. Judd. J. E. Kneellt. ll. _\.
ltrulldtlgv. Ii-l. A. Todd and 17.3.1.5 1’.
lws rollstitute the snow committee
of the association.
mists TAX
1311.1. CHANGES
“'ASHINGTOX, Jan. 5.——Presi-
dent Coolidge is uneompromleingly
Opposed to any tinkering with the
reduction figures as set forth in the
Mellon taxation bill it was announc-
ed .1t the \\ hite House yesterday a!-
(LEW!)
The President beliexcs. it was
said, that »if Congress once- starts
tinkering and compromising with
Mr. Motions figures. the result will
be to engender such opposition and
confusion that the principles upon
which the Mellon bill is founded
would be entirely defeated.
This statement or the President's
support for the Mellon programme
as written was called forth by an
inquiry as to whether the President
would favor a 35 per cent. maxi-
mum surtax as a compromise be-
tween a considerable section of Com
grass that believes the aorta: should
2 5 per cent.
Street,
3 octock this afternoon at :1» Ni“
wall. Congregational Chute
be 60 per cent. and the Mellon bill...
which makes the maximum sorta}
Miss Lena Wolfe to .
Wed this Afternoon
Mass Lena. Waite, [or 14 Ann
and Dominick Coocllla. 0!“
11:: Ely Avenue, will be mar-r 0:39;}.
U. S. RIFLES AND
AIRPLANES ARE
SOLD TO MEXICO
Half of Purchase Price
Paid at Once, Re-
mainder in Thirty
Days -.
“'AS‘IHNCTON. Jan. 55.5 —- The
l‘nitmi States has agreed to soil
President Olil‘egnn 110.000 rifles. 5.~
000,000 rounds of ammunition and
eight. airplanes to aid him in put-
ting down the do la Huerta rcvolu~
lion in Mexico. Secretary of \Var
\“t’W‘RS announced today.
The exact amount which the Nex-
iean Government will pay for the
arms was not announced, but half
;
1 or, the Imam i still Lrepeié 1.4% easiest-re“
the remainder in thirty days. under
the terms of an agreement between
the “far Department and Manuel C.
Tulle: the Mexican Charge d'At-
itLll'L‘S hlll".
Munitions are 111 Tenn“.
Suntan “mks said that the
munitions to be. shipped to Mexico
are now at San Antonio and Fort
Bliss, Texas.
in reference to protests in Con—
grr:-‘s against the sale of arms to
,lhe Obrrgon Government, Secretary
‘g \“eeks pointed out that precedents
; for such a sale were established (tur-
iing the Harding Administration
through the. sale of war munitions
[0 Cuba. Panama, and an unnamed
American corporation for sale to the
Mexican Government.
Secretary \Veeks issued the fol-
lowillg statement:
"This Government has sold tothc
lexiean Government £10,010 I‘nficld
rifles. model of 1917. 5.1m0,000
rounds. calibre .30 ammunition and
eight vii-4 airplanes. the terms of
the sale being one-halt cash and
one—half within thirty days. These
articles do not cover the. entire list
requested originally. but the Mex—
ienn_Governmcnt finds they will
answer its presentrequirements."
Quick Shipment.
Movement of the arms rnd air—
planes to Mexico “iii sztlrt vithin
twenty-four hours. ‘Veeks said.
'Mcxican representatives here have
already received. orders from Fres-
ident Obregon to pay the required
amount of cash to the \Var De-
partment. ’
The airplanes to be sent to Mex-
ico are at l-‘airt‘ield. Ohio.
Government. officialspointcd ou‘.
in colinection 'with the announce-
ment of the sale of arms that this
transaction was in line with the
policy of the United States tn aid
in the maintenance of existing Gov—
ernments in this hemisphere.
CUT THIS OUT—IT ‘IS \VORTH
BIONEY
Send this ad and ten cents to
Foley 8:. Co.. 2835 Sheffield Ave..‘
Chicago. BL, writing your name and
address clearly. You will receive a
ten cent bottle of FOLEY’S HONEY
AND TAR COMPOUND for coughs;
colds and horseness, also free sam-
ple packages or FOLEY PILL S, a.
diuretic stimulant for the kidneys.
and FOLEY CATHARTIC TABLETS
for Constipation and Biliousness.
These wonderful remedies have
helped millions of people. Try
them.
Stillson. Powell, Corp.
511111111 Beneficial
MIXED TWEEDS . . .
WOOL PLAIDS
DOUBLE FACED CLOTH
FLUFFY CHINCHILLAS .
Colder Weather is. Coming
' =3
Look over our big and varied stock of Heavy Coatings
oeeeeeeeeee-
$2.75 $3.25 $3.75 1.1.
eeuoo
lSateens 75c yd. Venetians
53 2’5
Our Fine Line of Linings Includes Skinner Satins, 52 35c: . an; _ ;
«‘4‘ r -
by 9‘: .
I 0811 S
A Beneficial Loan Today
\Ve make loans in strict confidence
on your home furniture. pianos, \ic—
trolas. etc. (without removal). 0: n-
repaymcnt plan is the easiest in the
city: our only charge. the low legit
rate. We guarantee strict printcx.
immediate aid and
terms.
self respecting
No one need at kno“ \ou
borro“ ed.
Repayment Plan
850 loan repay $5 monthly plus
int crest.
$100 loan repay $10 montltlv plus
interest.
5‘00 loan repay $20 monthlv plus
interest.
if you need money. you need us.
i Call. write or phone.
Beneficial Loan Society
Room 203. Rogers & Stuens Bum".
Phone 3332
\' orwalk
I 1923 STAR SEDAN
1 1922 BUICK TOURING. “'lTIl
“‘STER T01".
1 1923 JE‘VE'I‘T TOL'IUSG
I 1923 HARLEY- DAVIDSON
‘IOTORCY CLE “11'“ SIDiCAlL
P. J. DiPietro
FLINT DEALER
47 “1251‘ AVE. NOR\\’ALK, CT.
Schrafft’s Chocolates
M. D. Madey
Groceries - Confectionery - Cigars
234 East Ave. Phone 1507
The Busy Men’s Shop
iRialto, Clothes 'Shop
163 Washington Street
Opp. Rielto Theatre
Louis D. Mattern
um, Bldg. Bridgeport
'Weshm owing—Outer 8:33..
PATENTS .. rme—usnns
rem amass!
chose noun-11 m
BOSCH MAGNEI‘OS
All make or “mettle. Starters:
Generator- repaired no Wed.
New Bosch Ignition for Ford. and
‘\.>H““““““““‘ ‘m‘
‘1'! -1 -1 -I -1 -1 -1 ‘]-/'l-
1
1
Agent’s.
card saying “Show me.”
Reflex Radiophono on
outside antenna) in five
minutes. That’s the way to
learn the real joys of radio
— no obligation on your
part, of course.-
Distn'butor Agents for
The Norwalks’
Electric CO.
911 No. Main St.
' Phone 2978
‘ ‘1’]-I- -1-,-/-i-/-i'{-7
The man who believes in
signs foIIOWs the knowing
ones to the De Forest
Drop us a post-
We will set a De Forest
your-library table (no
, it enough. "' — Mrs. A\',\': s
So. Norwalk ; _ _
‘\‘\‘ ‘\‘\‘\‘\‘\.“‘\.M‘
‘\‘\-\‘\‘\‘\‘1‘\‘t‘t-t‘\ '
HERSHFIELD
Motor Transportation
Company
Long Distance Trucking
Daily Service Between
New Yorzr and Nor-walk
PADDED VANS FOR.
FURNITURE MOVING
South Norwalk.
N. Y. OFFICE
20! W. 20th St. Chelsea 8059
MRS. YOUNG
t: ENTHUSJSII
ICannotI’i'aise Lydia E. P1553
VegetahIeCompound Enouzh.a..
Women Read This -.‘;er
Charlestom. i 7 ,
pleteiy run-down and r, .. _; , .,
my I 7
yery first bottle. I e r'
it for some time. and .-. ' .
all my own work, ex on. v.2: >-
ironmg. and never felt in
life. I tell all my trier:
change in my health is :it;‘
thing and that is Lydia "' ‘
Yemefnhb Compressed. Ia:
Amherst SL, Charleston. 5 T
The reason for such 3 1-
MrsYoungis apparent. ~r
and Is grateful. Recent
wide canvass of won or! 7
of Lydia E. Pinkham' s ‘5 .
Compound was made. an? '
100 reported that they re:
efit from taking it.
Because the chcta'hln 1‘ ‘
has been he] int: othc-rw 1: 1
son why it 5 cold help 51. :2.
TEETH \\IIIIUI I l'I.‘.."F
I do painless 9117.. it
matter Izow difficu‘; :3 . :-
Minlt. I also do rm'h ' ~. ' .-::
removabie Lil'i'lgts a: 7.
prices.
DR. 81.03.15.
102Washing10n Ctr-:z:
Phone 312'.) [I'ltlr>; 'l ‘~ 1' SI.
South Nor-walk Lint't
\.
26 Concord St. Phone 294
Textile 823:3
SPECIAL THIS \IL’ZX
27— ill. I nhlemllttl .‘Ill‘: :11 »“ G
\ard ............... g c
36—in. [liblt‘i’d'ht‘d -; 7}
Muslin. yard ...... i "
Outing Flannel. (-nlurul
)‘artl‘ ..........
“'Ililc '
Yard ................
136 Washington Strc f.
South Nut-n '1ll.,
;
.2
a
p.
..
‘4
1:
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The Connecticut
Light & Power Co.
68 Wall Street Norwalk
Phone 1680
A Few Good B 5;: In
Used Cars
Auto Accessories
AARON KOHR
9 Railroad Avenue
PAINT SPECIAL
We are giving with each tire cu-
bumblanotrootpuntetwo
monowtpoundantucoox
cement and paint brush tree.
Oo‘otpam 1.16 parallels.
manhood cumulus
muons-glee.
THE NORWALK e
ROOFING (1C0.
IRWE Stance-welt
WHEN IT’S sxowma
It's Impossible to lytv 1.47"“
without getting “at 11‘" t~:'. “.22
way to the store tlzst s L: 1 -.1.
The logical thing to do ;_ to 1 1
THEM NO‘ ' !
FEINSOD’S DEPT.
. STORE
“The Store of Perfect Service”
23 Ely Ave. Phone 1502
m ”'0‘. no”.
“your
hclilcliESVTERs SPIL
Norwalk Chronicler