BUILD mo.
radium as 1230.’
. George R. Motion. of Coitagostreet.
" spent Saturday in Not-walk.
I iBhiIding Inspector Clarence l. Finch, '
has purchased a typewriter for his
omce work.
Mrs. Dominik ‘Riccio, oi iii Cross
street, who thus been quite ill, is now
somewhat improved.
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River,
Mrs.
Saunders Lund of Broad
Norwaiir. is visiting his sister,
LEdward Vorhecs. in iSoutiiport.:
The guard of Eureka Rebekah lodge
No, 42, l. O. O, F., will hold a rehearsal
on Friday evening. There. will also he
.a. meeting of the entertainment com-
mittee.
Charles id. Hoyt. of «the State Bank.
ers‘ Association, is attending a meet-
ing 'oi-the executive committee in
Bridgeport today. The place and date
of the animal convention is to be de-
termined.
illness Tribe. No. 26, l. 0. R. l\i.,
met last evening and transacted rou-
tine matters of businese. Acommit
tee of {our ebmprls‘e'dos dollo‘ws‘. JEA!
(Hubhell, chairman, Albert M. Poiti-
man, ‘8. C. Marshall. and P. I} .‘S. W“; i '
liam Miller, was appointed out of the
general committee to formulate plans
[for the dedication of the new building.
This will take place near the sunken
sary 0'?! the Tribe.“dvhlch occurs on.
May 1th.
Six new members were received in
to the New England Order of Protec-
tion. P. 10. ‘Lounsbury Lodge, in Wash-
ington street, at the regular meeting
: conducted there last night. The candl-
da-tes, uverc given only the obligation
on this occasion. as some of the mem-
«bers oi! the degree team were absent.
but their initaltion will take place on
March 31, When a special meeting will
be held ifOI‘ the purpose. The usual
routine business wastransacted last
night, alpart drom the receiving. of
candidates.
'I‘he Norwaik Equal Franchise
League held a business meeting yes-
' terday to plan for the Suffrage Tea
to be given Thursday, April 2nd. at
‘ the Royal ”James at 3:30 in theatten
.ndon." Mrs. Edward Porrltt is V to
, speak upon “The NomMiiitant Move
, f’ merit inmngland." at 3:00am at 4:30
, ’a cup of his with the "Suiirngette"
g'ibi,8cnit will be altered the guests. Miss
Margaret Brendlingcr has been asked
to take charge of theyaltresses who
will be the youngef members of the
League or some of the girls who are
. in sympathy with the niovement.evcn
if they have not yet joined the
League. The seven organizations oi!
“’0 9m ’ . 1 \
.oi% m t ro
pres , . 1e
0
New Canaan. Itldgeiicld, Wostport and
Wilton Equal Franchise Leagues have,
been asked to come. Each member
or the Not-walk League is to try to
luring at least one “anti” with her on
Thursday, for there is no woman who ,
is, better equipped to answer questions
.hn‘n‘ Mrs. Perritt.
, Masquerade
B A L L
and TANGO
Exh‘bition
Prompt Delivery.
E38i India Tea Co
cited 1
Donityv You A Let-
i I h It i o r .
‘ Do. your work? ' nag; hash; “.223".
Gas and Electricity for Every Use I,
i
. ' "Wi- W E , .' « y,
or; maintenancaaud tailspin will" ‘
macho it unwisopinimlv".iopipldn, to
“tutorials for . any further: . immediate
struck» line construction. ~, unless, some ‘1
moans icidoviscd for securing. money.
5-term bonds.“ , . ,
, Governor-:Baidwin. in reply. aayskiln
”port: »"I have received your report .
on the general “highway situation“ in, .
”the stator and our gladfiofibovinlor-
125 WuhmatonStmi
TRADING STARIWW‘M g
. A it,» 3 , .Im?‘
«.
mission-
er) should be made; either now or in
the near future; ‘ ' ‘
“it also raises two serious ques-
tions. namely: First. as to whether
our present law for state aid’in can.
atruction and repairing ‘tcwn roads
ishouldnot be» materially modifiedl,
mud second. whether the state auto-
!mobile tax is sufficiently high. One
gar both of these points, will, i. pre-
isumc, be discussed in an extended re-
‘port later."
, milled rotor-red ‘ to . bygtho‘ c
,. .. W...... .M
D
"fiervice
the
‘zhlghway situation in considerable de-
itaii. ".At the present time." he says.
“there is in round, numbers, 1,420
,miles of highway included in tho
Let’s Gct‘Acquainted iMrsAda'EAitenbrand
Come in and look as over. You
will iind new faces at this old stand.
You will also find new prices.
stock of Housciurnishlngs is up to
date.
pie oi" Norwalk to visit our store and
get acquainted. Telephone orders giv.
en .prompt attention.
M. l Q-lmsiea'd‘
Our
We cordially invite "the poo-
79 WASHINGTON 81'.
Tel. 925.
'Ash Cans
$3.50
Garbage
, to'3150
Albert F. Gehebe
25 West Washington St.
‘ South Norwalk.
Phone 1069-2. Prompt Delivery.
n R is
Orders placed with us now (or April
delivery will more your purchasing
at the present low price. Quotations
on most any of the best lines.
My prices are low. What are your
requirements? A card will bring you
quotations. Call or phone. I have
some, bargained!) used cars. I an»
do Auto Repairing. Ford work in all
branches. _
Austin’s Garage
124 8OIITH MAIN ST.
oi- 'Phono 1622-2, w. n. Austin, 11
Woodward Avenue.
Special for This Week
' Vzib. ran 18c,
REGULAR PRICE 230.
Royal Grocery .1
:The United Electric Light a Water 00.
M i
‘ ’5ki10.__m .
Cans 39c ,
, entire trunk line system. or this about!
{900 miles have been improved in a
' more or less permanent manner. leav-
iin a balance of $20 miles uncom-
pleted. 'Estlmating the approximate
geost per miielior completing this an-
item to the ”5.000, the actual cost of
[completing the roads would 'he 87.-
ti800,000. This estimate contemplates
ithe‘use of bituminous or cement top
idrassigg‘ only,on' part of'such roads,
I‘Si‘ty 150 miles more or less.
.,-
Solo'Aigent for the
Jennings-Bragdon Co.
Tailor Made Suits, Coats and‘ "in addition to the cost of comw
Ski IS inleting these trunk line roads in the
r 'manner suggested,’ there must also be
' Also a fine ““6 “f the new "“89 provided in the future. money for the
a
loss linen. Beautiful shades. 690 per ordinary maintenance eithese roads
yard; Call and see samples.
All Kinds of Messenger
Work and Shopping ‘
with people a Specialty : mindiiiiniz
» port in connection with the .next rev
iand other money for reconstruction of
‘thosc portions which have been cheap-
ly developed during the ’present sys-
gtom oi trunh' line roads,"‘about 900
miles in length. should be” approxi-
year. ,0! this
a west at. Tel. 12252. co. Nor-walk. proximately {400.000 leaving 3500.-
‘000 per yeari’to be provided by state
appropriationfii’orutrunk line repairs.
"in additiogi to this ”amount of
.mohey for r‘dpairs” only, there-must
still be provided annual sums for re
newal oi' the roads originally cheaply
constructed or roads which have worn
out under the traillc as mentioned.
This sum can‘oniy be roughly estimat-
ed but may be considered an amount
iiug‘ to about 350.000, a year to ‘be
applied over a term of eight years.
let the end of that time "the seven
main trunk roads {will be continuously
constructed with a type of road our.
face, suitable; to trailic requirements.
. “This will make necessary appro-
.priations {or repairs and renewals of
. 0 1n ltrunk lines of $2,000,000 each fiscal
'term of two years. The amountol
Ladies’ Tailor $900,000 a your Will never be less. but
85 N. MAIN ST.
[Am
i
now located at No. 85 North ‘
Main St. and am prepared to“ ‘
take orders dor ladioc' suits.
costs. etc. Repairing, clean-
, lag and pressing a specialty.
Give me a trial.
will increase in proportion as the
number of miles of improved road in-
creases. " , _
“in addition to the above approprh
ations. there ,will of necessity be ap-
propriations 0: $500,000 per year for
state-aid reads, it the present method
of aiding towns lathe construction of
roads lscarried on by the state. ..
"There will also be appropriations
or approximately $150,000 a year for
repairs ,to state-aid roads and $100.-
,000 a year for, engineering and opera-
tion or the department."
Recapitulating, therefore, it the sys-
tem outlined above is carried out,
there is need for appropriations
amounting to $3,600,000 each two
D.
years for the highway department;
Tripp’s Restaurant that is, for each year's expenditure:
.Automobilo toes . ....... ...$ 500.000
Renewals and constructions
Try One—of Olin
Delicious
(FORMERLY LANE’S)
two children. or New York. are the, "There are some other things in
guests of Mrs. E. C. Betta, of Union connection with the,worlt oi the high-
Park, for the remainder of this week. way department which I wish to call
Mrs. Betta is Mrs. Morriman’a mother. to your attention for further consid-
» m...“ . oration. ‘ , ,
Tharcgular‘meeting, oi." the New “Large sums of money have been
wall: Medical Association was held
last evening with Dr. Lauren M. Aln
ion as the heat. Informal discussion
" oi! matters medical was followed by
a very enioynblo' season ot- refresh-
ment for trainees man.
nomad martian. wing at cannon-mm "be small. ,.
count oi atheimctfithat travel has. de-
constructed -. of little value.
in
z
' 0N0.“ and Fruitcrlro.
TOI. 12044.
M.
ilk-Prints“ ,_
Win (or Colond ng
RCH 21,
i v
man M: at ems. of it“? firstidhm.~:"'i‘hoaiilmeol ion; to
his father‘s saw. mill yeticrday “tummy opinionaan‘munwloo proceeding
repeating Erin Go ,
_ f” j , ‘ moon’s
Brash. the play his left
Dramatic nephew
‘ . “ff-3W :13
“anti!
the top oi lawn gauged out. construction or
drum: drooood‘tho
.34
. rs who commit
we,
m ,
i‘cthor than by the issuance of long ,
. motion which it-codulus' i ' ndicatos - "“ v
‘ to my mind, that no in it increase
°in the constructcdi' i not our
'itrunk line uy’n’tehiuuiisi s cm: titty ‘- 1
i In this adventure the diplomatic
spent during the past your on no-
veloped in such a manner as to make driven from the field.
the surface or some roads alreadyi
Those 38.‘
road surfaces must file renewed ii the
' lull value otthomonoy already spent ‘
' NIH #1.,
rm bonds Mauls amouhank,,iormorly
22 Bo. main st. trliit. updated a slight accidents condor tho «.,oonstructionwollrlouds; in Mammalianofatho Public Dobt in Egypt work.
Arrangements are being made tor noon. Hocaught ,tho first-dour» chimera io.,;liWAWicoomoMrtuowin wit
hand in a saw and sonic oltho suing bond-«tor apart oi the cost of Emma, Waiver-o,
roads on mount 9! Samuel
idiuodrthcloot‘thot mountainside n or Mild ,' » __ , .
Charge
Accounts
Can Be
Macaroon. at
thocidintb "
" cure. "
~«Sm or.
e 3 ‘ .
tmnceotthe out.
ly painting: of the car I in, the
_ $1.49
values $1150 to $2.25. ,
00'Nelv Wash lireasos for street or house;
Charm
Account:
Canal
recon at
no Mint: "
more.
HAPES
‘ $1.79 .
oi uvaresscs. . . .3129
all the
washing. _,
licre.thc right methods and
the best materials and equip
ment are used and every detail
‘oi the work is done by experv
ienced, careful men.
Have your car‘ washed and
polished here and it will look
its heat ALWAYS. STATIONARY AND MARINE ENG
Reasonable charges.
w. a. Hauior‘d ;
39 WALL STREET.
my". um...
h-bgq.‘
IMotors
FOR DETACHABLE ROWBDAT AND OANOE MOTORS AND
F. r. Lodeood & Co.
and MARINE ,
ENGINES
up.
iNEs as:
N ORWALK.
"Garage
COLEBUBN
improvement, and for these perman-
ent improvements, perhaps, it wouldI
be considered good Judgment to issue!,
some form of bond. ‘
“in connection with the operation i‘
of state aid to towns it seems to- me;
that this practice should ‘be expended;
in some way so that the general con-
dition of the road all .over the state
might be improved. In other words.,
that a system'ol‘ supervision of town
roads might be devised whereby aye,
tomatic attention could be given all i ..
the highways of the state. This par-
We have a eareiuly s
Plated Ware. the latest designs of
Repairing and Optical Work
96 WASHINGTON STREET.
22 WALL STREET.
THE JEWELERS.
DIAMONDS, WATCHES, JEWELRY. CUT GLASS.
elected stock of Sterling Silverhand Silver
‘ Novelties of every description. We invite your inspection. .
TWO STORES.
8. LAUDER
standard makers. Also Silver
of 'All Kinds.
SOUTH NORWALK.
NORWALK.
ii
iiculai“ feature of the work will be“ i
made the subject of an extended re- ’ Why Not Be the First One to
port of this department.
. “in conclusion there seems to 'he no .
dou'bt crane value to, .the state of
a perfected highw’ayfl’systwgm, but the,
construction must be made, slowly and
with appropriations which shall not‘ '-
be too severe. a burden on the state's.
finances." , , ,
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Pililliiii MSHIHIIS
THE car's PAW.
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free lanes and his brilliant aid in war. PICTORIAL
Nan Tremain. 'are again pitted
against their relentless enemy, Paris
Plait. England and Japan Iowa on-
tered into a secret treaty, and extra-
,ordinary precautions are taken to
prevent anything it leaking out. The
Marquis Yato, the Emperor's diplo—
matic‘adviacr, brings the trusty from
England. but comes in the guise of a
captain of a cruiser which 'i'orms part
or a squadron dispatched to Great
Britain. The arrangements are that
the message shall he delivered to a
cabinet minister, Lord Faresdaie.
whose country home is near Clovelly.
where the squadron is‘ to anchor.
Yord Faresdals goes abroad the cruis-
er" receives the copy oi the treaty
and than “0003'“ for sale-keeping in PROF-t PECK'S BODY. I3
, TAKEN TO BOUND BEACH
for womcns'
dresses. waists.
5563 \
Costume. 15 cents ing fashion.
For Sale at DONNELLY’S,
a sale in his library. in some way
Plan has learned about the treaty and \
’Just the manner in which it would be Removed ‘0 Home at Former Wife
delivered. Two of his spies spa in ‘WWIth condom of First.
Lord Farosdale's home as guests. one .
STA‘MFOdiD Match 26.——-The body
. A oral and the other a - |
an natrlan gen of Prof. Harry Thruston Peck, who
young noblcwoman. These two drnz- ‘ '
god into the plot Capt. Mandeville, an :iomrgltted “Atlas: 22:01.3“ 3°39!
Englishman, who in in ‘love was the m‘ “y' “a“ '9 0 V‘ 9 “3’ ° ‘0
home of his former wife. Mrs: Cornelia
trunk “neg ...... $00,090,, lift, 13 tricking him in cards and m ,
, ~ , .. i , = . n , ,,. - wharn Peck, at Sound Beach. with
. State-aid roads " ' W“ M9“ t?1§§ {figéaiggfwfigémg con’efrnhli: the consent of Mrs. Elizabeth 1). Pack.
v Mpstcr Walton .Howe, son or Mr. Repairs to " state-aid roads.» m0.000.,£g?,. Ali't‘gihf’iii't' ‘hy secure a a ’- his second wife, who sent wood from
" and Mrs. J. W. lilowe. of Taylor ave-,Englneering. operation pining... ”133° 9 , ,a t a package he is to St. George, B. l.. that any arrange-
nuo.is able to «be out after a two department . .............. 100.000 ”$901 froriivthe 331"? ”WW“ 10"" let 1 1 l i .
. ' . 11' hi , itt , to n blo- manta for the lasers, wh oh tin (or
“'60“ “II-“Ck 0? “1939195- . “W”"‘".mm too .3 y an on, W... o f 0 i menwife might make would be satis-
TOW 93"“ 5’91" ------ r..Ol.750.000 aromatic star. . Fortunately or “3 factory. Among the effects at Mr.
Mrs. Hemingway Merrimun and her 'l‘otnl two years - .. ....... 33.500000 “Mine of «11813110. 1401'“ Trevor an Pack of which Mrs. Cornelia pom, has
his word are at Faresdaie‘s house
during this time and tlicirauspicions
become, aroused by certain peculiar
incidents. In the end the diplomatic
tree lanco‘and his word give aid in
the nick of time and even Mandcvillci
the poor cat‘s paw, 'did not suffer.
while Plait and hia‘ conspirators are
taken charge. was apartments dated
October 9 last and signed by Dr. A. iii.
Austin. of Sound Beach. in which it
Wuii stated that in the opinion of the
physiican, for Dr. Pack to engage in
any court proceedings might be pro-
j'udicial to his physical welfare. al-
though ho might take up some form
oi congenial literary work. ,
There were also a number of piano-
.oori:pts, prepared apparently tor publi-
‘ ' W" " . icotion.‘ one of those was on “Plu-
ian'flu’! ‘03,:FIGJAL DEAD ' Itonic Friendship," in which the one»
‘MON'i‘lliflAfiAfl. “"011 .95.“!!0"? tion is raised as to whether» or not, a
Mimi man and woman associated in their
day after day and your otter
could domain a triondohiv.
mo m can consciousness.
Hoyt’s Theatre. Thursday. March
‘i'diodhoro tom, awn; to" ~ you»
«its Omwroglflflod. in .1391. who“:
daughters»: Motor ; . . ..._-_ . ,.
in um.-nua and am, tom no
. n ,
is.
mm 91 M.m.thoypuutqpr
common oi Newton. .
M
The first Draped Skirts
were displayed in
ior,March, 1912—7 months
before any other pattern of-
fered draped effects.
offers new as the latest from
The “JAPANESE" Collar
Now is your chance to
choose and wear this, the lat—
est style from Paris first.
At our Pattern Counter,
you may inspect this charm-
Wear the Really New Styles!
PICTORIAL REVIEW
rassmran
THE "MINARET" STYLES
three months before any other pattern.
.. fin}... —. -
REVIEW
REVIEW,
and misses’
coats, etc.
Costume. 15 cents
16 punch Main street.
RE‘PORTEH'S WIFE HA8 GLOBE "
CALL FROM DEATH.
Operation Ia Performed Upon Mn.
J. Lester Comm—4t in a fluo-
ceuiul Ono.
Alter a serious operation performed
by lJr. William H, Curiey. Mrs. J.
Lester Corgi“, of 89 Parrott avenue.
and her son. born Friday morning.
will recover and bMflL are now on tho
road to health. The lives or both
Mrs. Carsill and her son hung in the
balance until yesterday. when both
showed decide improvement. The
(lorgill boy is n. lusty youngster.
J)r.’(inrley was assisted in the spam
tion by Drs. Andrew McQuoeney and
J. til. Roch, tiho latter a house inbr-
siciun or! St. Vincent's Hospital. A!)
such cooperation is sueosoclul In
about half the cases undertaken, the
physicians were congratulated today.
on saving the lives :0! halib- mother
and son. Mrs. Gargiil is the with 01
J. Lester Car-gill. molico,rcportcr ol-
the Evening 1mst.-—~iiiridgemort stem}.
W
poor-owner: mnnovsmsu'ro.
improvements are being enacted to .
the, flooring in the south Not-wail:
pootoiiico.‘ The floor. which was loll
when the such Norma club who
rm Worm“ iiwi mm sic-Io,
his Who-(tho windows that ion
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