. Ladies' House
Dresses’S. Wrappers
‘in Gingham and Females. a com-
plete assortment in all since.
M 79c. O1. O12! and O1.“
E. K. BANKS
istariscnnsto Home smelt.
sorrrrr nonwaur
scum nouwaut Fla: ALARM
BOXED
li‘irevAlarm Headquarters at Electric
Works. Telephone for tire alarms.
No.21
l—‘Waohington and North Main on.
Wkemo Hotel.
dh-‘Day and Raymond Ste.
5-411. it G Corset Factory. private.
Hoyt’a Theatre.
7~Norwnlk Hospital.
8—dhlusic Hall,
City.
9-Croos 8t.
mama: St.
nee—’Concord 8t.. Concord and Lincoln
Schools.
liwclorth Main and Ann Ste.
16—High St. and Bayview Ave.
ice-‘Norwaik Iron Works.
fir—West Ave. and Cedar St.
Tia—High School. West Ave.
Bd-West St. nnd Taylor Ave.
28~‘Ely Ave. and Lowe St.
thestnut and Henry's Sta.
36-'80uth Main and Monroe Sta.
flarexington Ave. and Austin 8t.
87~West and Elm Grove Ste.
I. 31-—Soath Main St. bet, Grove and
Meadow Sta.
I 32—40!) Electric Works. State St.
i Ody—'Sprlng and Clay Sta.
“—4! viland and Water Ste.
O'l- kwood Mfg. Co.
41~—ll‘alrileid Ave. and Cedar St.
«~‘l‘ayior Ave. and South St.
‘3 xii-Woodward Ave. and Meadow St.
I Hfiurgth odd C’nintard Ayes and
codward and Lowndes Aves
H
Eta—Golden Hill St. and Eimwood Ave.
5s Washington St. Bridge.
dWeight yard and Ann at. private.
‘ ' Denotes non-interfering boxes. I.
master; box. from which the number oi
W boa can be sounded.
Onestrolte at 12 noon and 8 p. in.
SW time. 1-
0“ stroke at odd times. testing or
line oven. 1-
Two strokes after an alarm. are out.
recalls department. 1-1
'l‘lirce slaw strokes. water to be shut
ol.1—-1-—-l
At 12: 05p ...m each Wednesday.a
ban is pulled for test.
Fire alarms tor any district also re-
eeivod by telephone 24.
m booklets and novelties at J. 1.
Hallow“. See prices in adv.
Ilsa chariotte Sconeld. who is eni-
plnyed in Philadelphia, is spending her
wring vacation with nor parents, Mr.
and In. Georgia 0. Soodeld.‘ of Van
mat mt
Ilehael F. Nolan. or Kellogg street“,
who has been seriously ill with pneu-
Ianla. is recovering nicely and was
Illa» to be 'about the house yesterday
» for their“ time.
.“ v: .*
The local union harbor shops will
clues-re the usual holiday rules Good
may The shops will be open until
10 o'clock. Thursday evening and will
1
clue at noon Friday.
Mar sole of food and domestic .
m First ll. iii. Church. tomorrow.
k. Clam chowder. hot crdsi .
broad. pie. calaeandrcandy. Ate..
,. “p.
hotels Ciliiord and.
I. ~. on? BOND
TAYLOR & GOLDEN
7G WAOHING‘I’ON OTRIET. OOUTl-l—
nauseous m
You --
NORWALK
street.
morning.
seats left.
Til?
the bll I I‘ll
\Your “note! clothes are waiting. fdr
you at Rogers and Stevens. Bee adv.
Finishing touches tor the. Easter
costume will be found at Tristrsm and
Hyatt' . Soc adv. '
Pride of Court Narrnlt,..Companione
of the Forest. met no: evening in their
rooms in Water street.
The liarstrorn school closed today
until April It. Noarly all of the stu-
dents left town for their homes.
omcers will be elected on Monday
evening at the Norwaih Club meeting.
Other important businesir matters will
come before the session.
St. Mary's parochial residence is be—
ing painted and will present an attrac-
tive appearance when iinished. The
color combination .is gray and white.
Miss Marguerite Bhochan. ot the
Boston store force, has resumed her
duties after an attack of grip which
confined her to her homo In High
Donald Way. or Blast avenue.
attends Yale college .u‘ispendiag his
Raster vacation with his name. oni-
er students arrivod'in' Norwaia this
The Misses Elsie 8heob'an.11elen
Ratchtord. of Norwalk and Mildred
SteigerwsldI otflcuth
home from Laurelton Hail college at
Milford for their Easter vacation.
A very largo seat sale is reported for
the performance or ladame sherry
this evening at Music Hall.
apectcd that by tonight the house will
be completely sold out. Early this at»
terncon there were still some ‘good
A social time will be enjoyed by the
members in connection w' _
‘lar mcetlng‘oi Ponas‘sus council ;this
evening. Following the meeting a
buffet lunch will he served and it is
likely that a large number of the mem-
bers will be in attendance.
There will be ”minim poles. to
night when‘ths town meeting recently
called by the solectmsn gets into base“
near. The bond hearing will come up‘
again at Hartford tomorrow, and as
this will pesitivoiy be the last cam
to'iight on either oido or the mascot
greet question of bridge and park it is
llirsiy that there will the some noise. .
’ Miss mn'nfhaw'Ing force, ,
is sudering from a serere cold. '
...—“4......
who
Norwallr are
lt~ls ex-
them-
on havovnot withdrawn
they brought forward
" III III III
IIIIIIIII III III
President Fi‘dol: I.“ 8 In Or-
nouncesitassndlrlin iiicer
Who is Section Grail
In spcalrlr'ig ot the automobile bill
submitted to the house of representa-
tivcs lurch 31.1w the committee on
'roods. hridger and rivers. which is
now awaiting action on the calendar.
Frank '1‘. Staples. president of rthe’
Connecticut Automobile Aisociation
and recently reelected president ot the
Automobile Club of Bridgeport. or
presses considerable dissatisfaction
with some of the provisions contained
therein. believing that it is not pro
grossive but rather a step backward.
A Stop Blckvlli‘d.
There “Section 10. reading as fol-
lows: “Any non-resident or this state.
who has complied. with the» laws'
relative to motor vehicles and the op-
eration thereof the the“ state in which
he resides. provided said laws grant
as great privileges to residents or this
state. may use the highways“ of this
state not exceeding ten days in any ‘
one year without complying with the
provisions of the act relative to the
registration of motor vehicles end the .
licensing of operators but‘shall be re
quired to comply with every other
‘ provision ct this act and be subjected
to all penalties tor failure to so com.
ply therewith."
This meets with his strong disap-
proval. believing a more liberal regv
ulstion is desirable. such as is pro
vidcd in the bill framed by the State
Automobile Association. which does
‘ not require registration until the pen
son has been in the state tor a period
of two months and that ii‘ for no other
reason than the selfish financial rea-
son this state should be tli'rown cm
to any who wish to visit it.
The Gratt Constable.
President Staples obiects to the
new assembled on our live immense doors tor the Bprlns trade has
“1 conic treat the world's best ractcrioa Factories that have achieved
universal reputsticns tor reliable goods and right prices Moot or
those large Centuries sell to one store only in each city. We repre
sent them is this vicinity exclusively. and when you buy of us your
purchase bears a guuuteo backed 5': both this store and these
.. great factories. a guarantee that protects you absolutely from later-
ior and detective qualities. 1! your Parlor. Dining Room or tied -
E Room need one piece or complete "furnishings. you can had what-
you want here at prices from onetbird to onohalf lower than else-
where.‘ , m
The A. J. COLLINS COMPANY
12-12 NORTH MAIN OTIII‘I' SOUTH NORWALK.
Whatever You wont .
Whenever Yen Want It
Wherever Used»
Your Worth Can Be Supplied
RAYMOND BROTHERS
“IONMI” LITTLE CHICK FEED
This is a home product. fresh each day. composed of old cracked
corn. millet seed, cracked ‘whost. stool cut oat meal. and only materials
that grade in every respect up to our high standard are used. A com-
plete grain ration for little chicks. prepared especially to meet the
needs during the critical period of chick life. Contains eiemontomt
food which insure easy digestion and rapid. healthy mirth l honest-
ly believe it to be the beat chick feed on the market. because it has
all the good things that the best or them have. with the added benefit
of being fresh. which is most essential.
IIANUIL TOIO HATCH. '
1
First in quality. last in price. always in the minds of its ons'tom-
era—Bonnie Home Ground m for Horses. Cattle and Poultry.
Isection which provides that no per-
’son shall operate a motor-vehicle on
ithe public highways of this state at a
Igreatcr rate or speed than thirtyhve
{miles an hour. principally because of
jibe "graft constables.‘ says Mr. Sta-
Ipies. "lie. of the wonderful stop
watch. who can transform a twenty~
threeycaoold
Eggs. Fifteen for 253 , ,
Home!“ Eggs, per dozen. 25¢
mwwr'himim“ fl. Mum? &£.m carryall of an automobile intoaVsn-
Of . 000.10.....:: -.e-..-sso. 'bn‘cu rmrb h Om The
Walter Boher’otlocoa .........io‘a enumerate. Ia ”........... ‘° “:0 ”in“: mu. m
Icansliiiltor.:........... ale’sileclteroorWhibeRoseOats...._ ””3 ay '
spiel. Pancakelllonr ..tse 3 rm. seeded llaloins ...........ssc yard to his '15 in m- for mains in
horse-power. family
Itho brush on ya country road. who
comes into court the next day and ~.
swears that your car. which never
in, its best day could travel fortpnve
mills an hour. '1iew' by him at the
rats of 61.9 miles an hour. but swear-
ing is easy and the fees look good.
_ This only applies to a minority of the
constables but the minority does exist
and many a man had to appeal and
Spinach Kale. Lettuce. Ceiery,- Crasher-rm. Parsnipo. Sweet Potatoes. 0r-
anges. Grape Fruit and Apples.
UNITED GROCERY COMPANY
21! NORTH MAIN STREET
PHONI MO
spent .75 to escape a criminal rec-
ss wau. arson °"‘-"
NORWALK.
PHONE «I»
Everything in the Optical Line
Eyes Examined hoe
O. B.'Jockson
Optician
on”
Another Weak Point.
Section :8. which provides that ii
the prosecuting oiilcer or any town.
: city or borough shall reiuoo to make
complaint or prosecute for violation
of law. any justice of the mace in
the county may. on application by the
secretary of state. issue a warrant ‘tor
the arrest at such persons and the
secretary may employ any attorney-
atoiaw to promote the pace at not
more than no per day. which fee. ii
conviction be had. shall. be taxed as
costs in the case. is another provision
which Mr. Staples cannot view with
favor. ' lie draws sttontlon to the
loot that under tilt-“section one man
might be lined 8:0 for instance. it con.
‘victod. whitheranotber tcr‘ thesama
clause would have to, pay $80. and
thinits that it charged toany one it
I 1. us we can no sores one value sup no 11‘ watt. iii
win. rum you - o W
should be to the prosecuting placer
’rsruoisgtoact. "
datbowayotinportsptmits
. .
preliminaries are unclhcisi
museums upon as possibly opening a
way for more direct negotiations be-
tween Senor Modern and liuioo City.
Repairing
of all kinds of musical instruments, done
at M. Schoenberg Piano Company. 1041
”Washington Street.
'when you want any
repairing done.
experts.
least money
A Job Lot oi. Pianos
have been offered to us at marvelously
low prices. but we" are in the Piano busi j
We want every customer .
to be a friend and advertiser for us. and
We have no use for Pianos sold in
lots. We sell the Gabler. Chickenng
Kranich 81 Bach. Sterling, Huntington
and Mendelssohn Pianos, which are art"
isiic productions, made by men who are
masters of the art. and are sold only in.
South Norwalit at M. 'ISonnenberg Plan
00., 104 Washiugifiii Street.
M. SONNENBERG
104» W
ness to stay.
mun
CO.
OYEOTIIIEO FOO
PEIOE ME IOOE
Jtloatinued from First Page.)
to“.
but are
Roderic ucyo. a merchant, wont to
Mexico City. where, ho says. he hold s
“0 9W Momma“ 101' mfomios with government oiilcials
.reg‘istiation of transient motor ve- mum-QM llislstor “auteur
Millet. Operators' license. be bell-m. is said to have been one or those
would prove to be considerable or s "M w guy. was told all“ the
nuisance and not productiys or much ”mg “My m m. 1"“
WI"
soditwssbiaudthatsv-
pertaining totbe
Best Tuning and
Our workmen are:
. terencs th Marlene who not
‘crablmii doodssyii
. v
..
$4-.
Don’t forget this
moving'.‘ tuning or
O
oio vouaoc'r I'r Fixlfi
the last time you had a bros!)
down? And will it my hiss
That's the question! Better‘loi.
us overhaul your car before you ,
have more and worse trouble . .
with it. How is your motor. car- i.- »»
bureter. crank shaft. gears. bear- ‘
lugs. steering mechanical
valves? Are your tires in good
shape? Our charges are very
reasonable. and. all our work
men are experts in all males 0 ,
as to the news from Mexico City.
A conference was then held with th‘
statement that possibly informatics.
might be given out later.
The fact that envoys were in
indicate that peace was in int
prospect. as the talk was
as a means ct feeling the way to
direct negotiations.
ll.
The funeral or the mg ...
Hall creams Norwslt. who} 07
restorday stratum from the
Fitch's soldiers' Km. ' ll
camper or volstlvos and
mum» notes. It. ..
MOW “I!" of are “ill "
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