mutton tr. wnnnnx ssn‘cnmoon
m leedcr of Arthur '1‘. Walden’s famous dog team, howled at
“We bedside. Walden slept on. Chinook. with his mouth and .
pews. pulled the covers off the bed. Chinook “us distressed. Walden
unlocked the door and tolloucd Chino: l. outside in the dog: 51..“
he found Ruling. son of Chinook and third grcm- -grnndson or l'oluri
ybo helped pull Peary to the )0th Pole. Ruling hud l‘-nllut of! u in .
dt‘hly. mainline himself in his loud chain. Ho \rus slouly strung-rill.
m Walden saved him. Chinook had been locked in the house “rm
Wuiden was staring‘i’or the annual dog' mm :11. Poland Spring:, in:
The chain had been drnun too tight. for Kola-g to cry. , :
(Continued (mm Page One.)
deri’ul city here and l wouldn' i. dun:
predict how large Norwnlk will no
, lit your: from now.
WelcOrne Industries.
“Sometimes I thing that some
hoopla in Connecticut want to drho
{In industries out of our state No
doubt there are some in Nor-wall:
who do not went to make on indus.
irlel city of it and try to discour—
In iny industry that might want to
: locate, here. They can’t keep in-
Gum-lee out of Norwalk. for tlli‘S‘
Ire bound to locate here. If they
Mt to come here help them nlonn
Make Norwelk a. good city to busl~
new in. ‘
“I am pleased with the attendanc:
it the meeting this evening It shows
that all are working in harmony and
I am glad to see that. You can no
‘ thong. stop the real consolidation of
80mm and South Norwalk than
‘ you can stop tile flow of the Con-
t nnautical. River. - This city has made
: ml progress. Do not lot Stamford
, [slice far ahead of you. It has n
"Lllltht edge on you at the present
Imobecause they are better or~
gunned there. Stand shoulder to
ihpuldcr and boost for a. finer, hig-
Sir. better nnd.cienner Notimlk.“
Resale Prices.
Upon the recommendations of
MI! B. Goadchild the board voted
“yes" on the following tour ques-
tions on a referendum bolnk taken
by the National Chamber of Com-
more. on legislation respecting ro-
sale prices:
cold there be federal legisistlon
in: the seller of identified
swim sold under competitive
’ lions, under a. distinguishing
mo. trade mark. or brand to con-
,reelle price thereof?
are is to- be such legislation.
. e legislation take the torn:
o: permitting contracts for the
mimic. or resale prices on iden-
silica merchandise sold under com-
petitive conditions under s dis»
name. trade mark, or
mud? '
, It there is to be such legislation.
' would the restrictions in the report
of October 5. 1925. be proper in.
ctr-notions?
addition to such legislation.
IIll till! 00 en enect legislation
Wren or the low or unfair
flon~ the cutting of the
propriating or injuring flood
‘hed to articles identified
Canned» iron: the
Her two your end tint
t son. all. else should
the honor. It was voted in
the-election over until the nut
Ind ”point committees to study the ,
problems and see that the commit. 1
us work. Your) work will bear fruit ‘
ltyo‘ngm patient. It may not comr :
tho iirst year nor the second but 11 :
will come. You can build it won-i
, Mfr! Ethnic. N. Y.——Adv.
minions E. Crows w'u ‘
. February 18th. the Nor'walk Chm:-
tor .‘ot DeMolny will observe
'scco’nd anniversary. This progn- .-:
sive~~chapter was torxnnlly instilu'm
in February 1924. and today sumo:
onmrecord as being thconly olmpw
in New England with its own c1211:-
housc.. .
Plans for the anniversary 11:1:
mnde at the meeting of the chrtpw
in the Masonic Temple. last ownizv:
Tho fosili'liios will be 119111 in P: 1
John n'Tclxullo in Nomnllt m: :l ~
Hurt. with “Ni \\‘01 fixing oi 13
.legtee on :1 class of 1 . ‘
dates at " :30 o'clock .1
the initiation. time Mil hr :1
palace led by the Deftxllully l;1-:
A suppcriwill he named 1111'} ‘I;
second degree will be worked. if
plosontatiies flom the 1311.: ...»
and Stamford chapters “ill be or
elit. '
Dr. George Fawceti. the prominelr ‘
local physician. deliv ei-ed a verv in-
structivs talk to the young min 14ml
evening.
The first majority service was held
inst evening and was conducted I) .
Muster Councilor Ralph Lyceti. 3
Those who reoelvéd certificatio-
new Louis Riehl. Charles Wicl: H
and Irsing Hubbell. ,
Plans wels also made for a party:
to he held tomorrow evening in ilrm'
Dclmoluy clubhouse.
HAVE YOU URIO ACID
TROUBLE? _
Many 5. Norwalk Folks Arc Learning a
Bow to Avoid It.
l
1
Areayou lame and schy: tortured
with backache, and rheumatic pains"
Feel nervous, depressed; and ml-
plsyed-out '3 '1‘th look to your km.
neysi When the kidneys weaken 111'?-
acid accumulates, poisoning blo- -
and nerves. and many mystcriol.
nch ‘3 and ills result. Help your k' ’
ncys with a stimulant diuretic. I“
Dean's Pills! . Your friends :w'
neighbors recommend Dean's.
P. C. Wolford, building contract: 1
Bristol Hotel. Washington St. S. ‘X
walk. says: “Heavy lifting. I l1:.
reason to believe. caused my lzidn:
to become weak. liac‘ltncho cnmc '
and stayed with me for days. Slur. 1.:
stabbing pains shot across my kid
neys.- I-conldn't rest well at mun
my kidneys acted so often. But ‘1'
beganusing Donh's Pills and u few
boxes but me in the best of health
thanks _to the cure they made." (We.
at all dealers. Foster-Hliburn Co. 1
East Norwelkl—twc Blocks-from
East Ave, 6 room house, hard
wood floors, hot air host, mo
dent plumbing, electric lightni
gss, city water, servers, bath?!
1
' l
dry cellar, lot 40:137. Prim i:
WALK comii
FRIDAY. JANI‘ARY '3“ ‘ "317,
«swung: W5:"‘V1“"F“"W‘ .
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W!“ Hill!
HI ,'.
I
Covered in Velour. Marshall spring cushions, .~.11lasmutinlly
made.
$109100
4 PIECE BED MGM SUITE
Made of Genuine American onFrenchWahmt meor.
Just the thing for-the modorate size home.
$149300
FLOOR
LAMPS
- J ust the type to
lend charm to
any room. M11-
hogany or Poly-
chromc b s s e .
Silk Shade. 4 Ex-
ceptional value
$12.98
GecdalioottonMsttressin
8°05 qlilli y; ick, well
made.
At $900
' ‘Theitems listed 'iihove are onlya few of the Exceptional Values that are 60‘ be found in 'every department of this gloat store. A visit
will convince you.
7‘... >1,
The turn cozy glows of one
of these charming lamps will
add to any
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n
- ‘ E 'AIM to make this the greatest sale of Furniture, Rugs, Dralberies, Floor Coverings and Household Appmlltl‘nellts, we
ever held, and to obnvince yourself that‘ now is the time to buy furniture and remember that these :enuine 1 1:: luctions :11.: 1..
prices that are all ready from 10 to 20% lower than any other\ store, bearing' in mind, at the same time that the ( ollins, Quality
and Guarantee goes With every purchase.
eréd.
A large seldction cf Rugs in
Axminster, Velvoi, Wilton
Velvet and Wilto ‘s. Amaz-
ingly low, and pricid in 91:12?
31?; . $291.50 ...,
End Tqbles
l
Min-active End Tab es. Finish-
ed in Mahogany 11 d inexpen‘
$1.98
Blip-SPRING—MATI‘RESS
Included in this odor is a full sized Metal Bed 2” post
1”_fillers. All cotton mattress, good link $18 50
sprtng..Complett....................... .
lity, Workmanship, Finish and Constnmtion “1' tin: been :11111 m
convince yourself of those statements, a compariSOn is invited Wor‘ 3 cannot convey the actual saving on 1 1111: 11;... . 1111111,, :1: ..1 .
suggéSt a visit to our store, and learn for yourself the opportunity 0
. of neat design in Ivory enamel. Exceptional ml»
10.piece American Walnut Dining R3101}; $1111». 1 ' 1:,
fat, Oblong Table. Server, 5 Chum: and Arm '
suite of unusual Quality and Distinction.
$169.00
BREAKFAST SET
1
Your 0pp0riunity to secure a nice 5-piew Tm»; 1113:." ~- {tn
$17.50
Davenport Tables
A Darenport Table makess
uonderful transformation in
the appearance of your Living
Room. Price d surprisingly
2‘1““; ..... $11.50
KITCHEN TABLES
i
0111' deferred ‘1 payment plan is exceptionally
convenient. it enables you to purchase bet-
ter furniturel at no greater cost.
Porcelain top. White enamel
finish, and sturdy construc-
2. $6.50
Norwalk Chronicler