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For ~N$§wgllk and' vicinity; Cloudy.
tonight ind Saturday, probably mini ;
colder Saturday; moderate variabieé
windy ‘39,“? has fallen during the last
. twentylfeilr hours over it strip from
‘iIiI'vI'e to six hundred miles wide from
I Texas northlidstward to Ontario. Sev-
eral thunderstOrms occurred during
the night in this area. The greatest
amount of precipitation reported was
"420 inches. from Vicksburg. Miss.
Areas of high pressure are central this
morning over the Middle Atlantic
(cast and the Upper Mississippi Val-
ley. with a long trough of low pres-
sure between them extending from
li‘feglns nortlleastward. to Maine. The
temperature is mild over the eastern re-c
Favors
Place Cards and
Noveltles
STATIONERY AND BOOK BTOH CI
1' BOUT“ MAIN STREET: 1
outed with paint today and will
districts. but continues low over the present a much more attractive llnltlh' I
northwest Zero temperatures wore
reported from Minnesota, North Dav
hots and Canada.
when completed.
Sanitary paper towels are being
ltried in the City Hall in all wash
WEATHER A‘ YIEAQ AGO TODAII’IYI. rooms. Aiheady they have prpyed, b
'14.;3‘emperatllre: Low; 32; high, 6?; ngIeat convenience. ‘-
Ggaoudy. 2 £3? . We 4. Jr.“
.3 . ' , ix iwllllam H. Howard, 61‘ Elm snail.
. {the spring teller has gotten infill who lost one of his' lingers as a r‘eduIIlt
everyone apparently because of the of blood poisoning. is doingI well. He
perm sunshine of today. -1. Isuifers much pain, however. gII
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I ' Marlon L‘aw daughter of 'Mr and Small boys played ball in Havlldnd
I’lirs .A Law.. Of the MflhGCkemoIIstreet. yesterday. having no regular
Hotel, l8 “II with the measles playground and were stopped by the
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0 ice u on the recei t of sever 1 com-
City. Auditor John J. Cuneo yester— Izl;'“t“' p p. a
dominant over the ughils or the Second
tailing district and the water depart
ment. His stamp Iot approval was pillc
ed on the documents, which he found
to be correct as noted
I Because of the funeral oi. the late J.
M. Benedict; the newsstore conducted
by him was closed at noon today and
will remain soali day. it will be open-
ed again tomorrow.
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Eight candidlltes were initiated in-
to the‘flrstdegree at the semi-month-
ly meeting of Kabaosa Encampment.
No 9.] 0.0 F. which was held last
night. Following the degree work a
social time was enjoyed during which
Ireireshnlents were served. ,
Florida. bus written his son. David,
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IIIter part of Ithls week.
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I fiMasculineI millineryI I See win terribly by skating on the Walks ind jj
IlIIIow 0‘3”?" 3- the police use much ink in ehtering‘IIthe
complaints received. .lSonIle clinic yes-
I'l The Daughters 0’ I‘I‘b‘my have "9' iterday from the First district.
ceived an invitation to attend the i
anniversary of manner Council D. oil The hls. will; of the shrill and pierc-
'14. of Smith Norwalkl 10 be held ing uilistle‘von the peanut cart which
.‘April 9. it is expected that a good is pushed about the Hill section daily
:numbcr will goods. 8. good time is has proved a nuisance and conullaints
hemmed them ally theirdolorwalk ais- have been lnadé to the police regard-
;lers and brothere..a§d ltllel members ing the platter . .IzI
hlweys enjoy; it busmlIdIe f—INo'w Canaan l I. i
havertiser ,«I . . . I II C. 'M. Webb. manager will.) “1.? Fair
‘ ‘ I Idehi Park, phoned to the police this
A meeting a stockholders oi morning that some italians were at
£1... People’s Trustyopmpany Will be tempting to intimidate some of their
old at the intent; Hotel. llridsy fellow countrymen who are at work
Ivenlng, Marc 27th at eight o'mclotk laying pipes on the property.
.IAt this tilde action will be taken on. ~——-‘é—-—-l'—-a
(closing‘ the list or stock- holders, up , Frederick. Browsr,\connedted with
‘polnong ii. cemlnittee on by laws, Brewer a: Malone. feed and sum mer»
banking house and other committees clients. of Main street. Norwalk. had
rand to get matters in shape lookins the middle finger of his right hand
ato the,eorly commencement of. qusl- lancedI youtordnl' bIl’I llr. ill. B West
New ! He he‘dI‘it” few days also run a nail into
the finger and blood poisoning not? in.
die is resting comfortablyrtodcy.
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A very intereptingl meetingI was
(held by the members of the executive
«nannies ot the‘ 13on Scouts last
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The preacher at 'St Paul's Church Itq~
lIIlight lit the special Friday night HBIKI
vice will be Rev. Prof Charles 0. Ed'-
at President lira 0 Gregory’ s of»
'lilIcezf, An outline oi the work well
Faster Cards
lDONNELLY 8'
The cupola of the City dish is beillgI .
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G‘ eo‘rgb'ii. Raymond, who has been I.
spending the winter months at Tampa, .I
that he expects to urrivehometiielat- '
More children are annoying citizens I.
gone oVer quite thoroughly, and Pine
.. MacDonald; Scout commissioner, who“
‘wus present. says an interesting talk
and offered many valuable suggeIsy
.The meeting adjourned until-
lions.
.mprll it) at which time action is to
be taken on several important mat—
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. 'IsIttouIdaInce. the service lé‘I choral.
' Ideals about an hour. begininIs prolon-
,.I Services
. ’the attendance has been very good at
munds, DE: D., who holds the chair of II
Greek New Testament interpretation
at the General Theological seminary
in (New York. Dr. Edmunds has been
here a number of times hetero, and
many will be glad to allow hull he ill
dial invitation is extended to all
to
come to the service.
The choir is in
find
Ill' at 8 Io'c oclt. Thin is the fifth of the
ith special preschool. dndI
:ailmt those. W have hegll. Wit it
'«ill radiated t the con-mulch
. all idles seats qul tow:rd the
Ito be here this availing. A very col» .
I'I'I'I‘Ihe largest and finest line oi Dining Room . edI .
allorulblbra Elvin
Cloth. Linoleum, Drowns}? Window Shades ‘
Housemmiohinzs to be mid in. the IIIII‘IIII
Quality the Highclt.I Prion the. Lorre-t.
A J. Collin 9&8. Comp .. yII
.ruNEIRAL Dill-scrolls AND meanness, .
.ITglIcpllollc. 747
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vA collars deal depends a ‘s‘odd deal upon the dealer. ""3
‘ A good many things that are apparent cannot be seen through
. One cannot tell how far the shot carries by the noise or themlu. I
' Fortune 19116?! may read your tuture but you'll hello to go to it".
just the same ’I , '
if an article is secured by vii‘t'ue IotI its cheapneesl it is orpenslve- I I .
to the user at any price."
-~-rrfy OuIrCOAL—
BIBSt Quality -——~ Lowest Prices
RAYMOND BROTHERS:
lieu. Mathilde on“
II it is possible for Oil:
. in the latent sty‘e‘ and with garments
*’ ofithe finest quality Now, whether or
not you have the available cashI
to clothe lyourself
Our IeIIast credit ItermIa enable you to
. "dress as well as anyone, even when
I . you least can ali‘ord it.
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select from in Men 8, Women’s and, ..
Children’ s Garmepta~thc newest
; J‘sha‘des endwlatesf ideIas, tailored from'
‘ the highest grade materials.
Good clothes are a real necessity.
They help you get along lll the world.
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Our liberal and popular \
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Electric
as WALL STREET
uoawALKI. -.
runs: «In "
O.‘B._Jack80n
Optician I
Everything in the Optical Line
Eyes Examined Free
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Moyer Motor
rocks. $2. 500 SlXES. Its. 256
A {owl‘iecond hand cars for sale cheap
Automobiles for hire at reasonable rates.
oscAR H. BANKS
River street. Norwalk. Conn.
Distributor (or Fairtleld Coun‘ y.
EIVIERIYTHING
I 581.611?”
Hiliiil’m. ELECTRICAL "P” °"
Motor len I
You want your housmor store Wired .
You need an electric motor
You want an electrician in a hurryI U
we will not overcharge you and Mill guarantee the work.
THE WHITE EIECT C CO.
(Wm M .I
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ELECTRIICAL CONTHAWM
54 WATER CT. 800‘"! INORlINIM‘JtI
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lMPltEBSI your mood: your ARTISTIC taste.
. dI Them Selected Eas'er- Chas .
We do not buy colds ahrmdom. we DISCRIIMINATE. We makeII
a study of ELEGANCE. IPrlces the slime-wards different. .
LANICES Cigar, ‘Itionery and News Store
mm crater NolliNJ- v" - (FormerIyJ-I 1;. Hayes).
. “his arbor." my ‘ITALIKI scour. "
Sprlng Opening
Our Stocks of Suits, Coats, Dresses,
Skirts and Walsh are now complete
Your inspection is calldlally invited. . ‘I'.
M. MOLTASCH 8i SON
120 wsdhinct‘dn Int. Main Store-Jill) MIJIIiltlo Bil. dismtord.
Credlt Plan
VI edited it easy for you to get what you
, want When you want it. '
People witll large incomes buy on credit. Why
‘dont you? Our OPEN CHARGE ACCOUNTIII
is maintained for your especial benefit.
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'2 Owner of Wilson Lot. Academy street.
. lthls hind have not been
. p lied inns y, of veterans. deieIIhted the Sherwood.
‘ *0 lam. ellvlly [dulled cm. with
I’m. the gnivereity oi 'l‘ellas.=to meet 4!.
and get what you want New. ’
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IDONOVAN AND’ KENNEDY
CALIl. 0N ITHE PRESIDENT
TO STOP BIALh. PLAYINGIl
Gets Numerous Complaints.
‘ Tile boys will have to stop the prac-
tice or playing ball ill the Wilson lot.
as the following letter was received
today by Chief of ‘Police William R.
Pennington. from the owner:
On account of complaint by neigh-
floors and damage to property suiter~
ed by the owner, the undersigned, it
will be necessary to cancel the privi-
lege of playlflg ball in the Wilson
lot, on Academy street opposite the
Over River School from date. 1 llevo
locum letter to both the Over Rl’ver
mussel and St Mailys‘to uni effect.
'and Will now ask year assistance in
abating the nuisance. In all the pre-
lilll‘iniiries 01 me Ilaw in n‘lilttcrs oi:
complied
with wllrfiIiou kindly Indvise tit once
any boys ”found pinying ball or any
other galnéb in this lot will he prose
cllte'd.‘ ‘
I’ WASHINGTON March 27 r—Replfe-
sentatlves Donovan and Kennedy, or
Connecticut, were at the White House
yesterday. l-Representative -Dono\an
presented to President Wilson, State
Senator Ill-lemmond ot Putnam, and a
party cl ladies. Representative Kell-
nedy saw the president by appoint-I
ment for a tow minutes, but would not
say anything about his visit which was
rumored to relate to Panama Canal
tolls or patronage matters. .
Representative ReillyI hopes to leave
for. Hot Springs, Ark. today. His
son. Louis Reilly, drriveId hereII from
Connecticut yesterdsy to see llIilIilII.I
WILTON ENGAGEMENT IIIANNIOIUNC-
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Announcement has been made of the
daughter of Mr. and/lira. William R.
Godfrey. of Wilton, and Francis. H.
Northrup, son oi! Arthur ll. Northrup,
of Ridgelleld.
Both young people are very popular
,und a host 0! friends are extending
congratulations.
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Your? truly,
I R‘, G. WILSON
Iiihlel "at Police. Nownill. Colin ‘ |
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COLUMBlANS os‘r m'ro AC'TlON.
a.
B‘s-shall Candidates Divided .lnto
engagement ot'Miss Lila laiflodfrey... ‘»
James E Kaiser, constable of Wil-
ton, reports to the police that he s
NEW YORK. March 27.—-—The Colum melting tor a Frank or indword Davis.
H“! basebllli s‘quad wile divided into His is wanted for stealingowntcll from
tegms yesterday, Isnd the bushes, com a family in Wilton by the name at
a Teams for Full Gable.
The police are Ilnvehtlsotillsl a rob-.
bery at the home of Mrs. James (ll-a
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raw material, by a score of 8 to 5 in
a nine llln‘IilI‘l‘g game on South Field.
. in Myrtle street. A small pocketbookI
CHECKERI ,OHALIiSE-NGE containing In small sum of nldney wu‘s
scotch-so av IMATTV token; Eutl’ht‘icc Was gained through
AUBTlNlfl‘qsull. March 22 .-I~Cbrlsty all open window and the culprits ~are
Mathewson has accepted the challenge believed to have been boys
.01 S. R be May. s- senior law student --- - ‘ ‘
'/, club in the Sea Bench ltink at Gooey;
. him in a match of checkers during the
, stay or the New York Giants in Austin
r. rdr two games scheduled with the Alls-
tin Texas llamas team, yesterday and
Itodoy as May holds the titlemt Stole
checker champion. "
locum 5th r I,
midwife
*mrhdmbi .l" I
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iced your chlciw
you ovcl- the dangers of Inc First” idylliwccho
Superior
Laundry-Work" .
Firstcldss Shilt and Collar '
I Work can always be done in o.
ii-rst class laundry olgllf
LAUNDRY
is equipped to turnI on
lirit'i“
class wmk '1’
~. .IAIIIi'aiIrItrilll is ml llIlIleIt hedge;
’P-honI‘e I - 5 5 -4 9f?
" «mom I
PLANS BOXING CLUIB IAT OONEY
- ISLAND, , l " ‘I
Now some March llrmllnlmy _
TWylord. lormer promoter oi the. Tww‘ " _
lord A. 0.. at Brooklyn, nonmebdiseb .
night plans tor running a bigIllloxltIluI
island duriuk the summon All icon I
as he is able to close a deal witlltllo 1;
owners oil-the rink. which seats 7,000;
persons. he will apply ills-thalliute‘htll‘l
letlc Commission, for it “canal Twy’a
lord hopes to open his communion
May-1,29 with'wa b‘but moment 'I’Wliil ‘
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