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Monday Evening
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JOSEPH DAVIS
as Washington at. be. Not-walk.
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WEATHER FORECAST.
Forecast for Norwalk and vicinity:
Fair tonight-and Tuesday; not cults so
cold tonight; warmer Tuesday. There
is no welldehnitod storm area this
morning east of the Rocky Mountains.
A cold wave of considerable intensity
with temperatures 20 to so degrees be-
low new is central over Ontario. Zero
temperatures sate-dad n far south as
Pannuylrania and Connecticut Mod-
erate temperature. prevail in the
southern and western districts.
'WEATHER A YEAR AGL
TODAY.
'l'twnperaturt': low, 38; high
Clear.
slit us
Last evening at the Nocwalli Metho
dirt Wchurcb, Rev. 0 lil. Bane
spoke on America needs a church. The
subject was illustrated with sixty
stereopticon views. There was a good1
attenhhce considering the weather.
“'m. and am Charles tr Bottiwell
Iepent sunday with their son, Rev. Al-
afred Boutwell in 'Danbury Atmnap
ltist church in that city last evening,
‘er. Boutwell baptisted thirtyvthree
persona. I
‘—Don't forget to attend the Fire.
hiipn's Fair at the Town Assembly Hall.
Attorney Wallace P. \‘ollmer, of this
‘Icity. Friday in the liridgoport‘court
represented James Holioran, a guard
of the Remington factor), who was
charged with misconduct. Holloran
was sentenced to threemoathsin iail.
while the woman defendant received
a four months sentence.
Starting on last Saturday night a
second series of five weekly subscript
lion dances opened at the Norwalh
Country club. Wittsieln‘s orchestra.
of New Haven, will furnish music.
Dancing is enjoyed from 8:30 o'clock
to midnight. A list of the special din-
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pant the weekend in Norwalk.
Mainline l Cad-ow, of the iianbury
News, is a vleltor in this city
flurry CohOl. of New Rochelle. ‘N. Y.,
is visiting relatives on High street. up-
town. 0
Edward J. Flaherty, of Spring street,
spent yesterday with relatives in
Stamford.
Miss Alice McNerney, of Norwallt
has been visiting her sister, Mrs. J. J
U' Brien, in Stamford.
lends the (Millage or New Rochelle is
visiting at her home in Main street.
Mr and Mrs. I. T. Payne of 8 “'Pal
street. have gone to New iork to at-
tend the wedding of their neice, Mire
Marin Brad).
Dr Herbert J t‘ornell of South
Main street has returned front a sh
weeks' stay in Florida, and has
sumed the practice of dentistry.
Mrs. Horatio S. Byrne and daughter
they will make a short stay for Mrs.
Byrne's health.
ler, Mrs. Thomas W. Treadweli,
Weston, have been in Norwalk
guests oi lira. Brady’s sister. Mrs
Annie WNW, who, M. 16.
' tained her run birthday.
Mrs. William L. Oliten. of
slim-t. entertained a few friends at
auction, Saturday evening. Mrs.
Frank lt‘. Huntington wait awarded
first prise and the second prize was
secured by Mrs. F. 8. Lyon.
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Elm
Miriam
the .lolidaya at hiavhome in Norwalk.
paet'few years at Columbia. College,
in New York. ..
A leap year dinner dance win he
held this evening at the Royal James
inn. ‘ Sierling-Wellnitz orchestra will
furnish music for the aflair..which is
being conducted by a number of local
young ladies .
Mn and hire. Frederick 'E. Lewis of
"Along Shore Farm," Compo, accom-
panied by wadawurthtlt. Lewis, Regi-
nald ’M. Lewis, .Mr. and Mrs. Ainsley
C. Oakley and John W. Allen. compot-
ed a. private cu- party from New York
to Palm M and are now stopping
at the Reynl Poinciana
ard will be assisted in the entertain
ment of the guests by Miss
Swoeney, Master Charles llrophy and
Master Lorenzo Adams. The after-
noon's gathering will last from two
net-s to be served during the next. five
\teeks has been printed for distribtr
tion. l
r—li karat ’l‘lfl‘any rings $3.50 up. Self
with white safllre $2.60 up. Cannot be:
distinguished from diamond. Your low-l
elry repairs done at mule.
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Thrift' is the atrongut and
. surest foundation to all
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thla important virtue.
an account now with
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'4} INTEREST PAID 0N
SAVINGS ACCOUNTS
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|Norwalk. Mrs. Robertson,
until Rte, an da delightiul time is ex-
pected.
Friends have reecited announce-
ments of the birth, Feb. 15, of a
daughter, Constance, to Mr. and Mrs.
Walter F. Robertson, of Cleveland,
Ohjo, who have been guests for a few
weeks of Mrs. Robertson's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Frank W. Gregory, in
formerly
Miss Ethel Gregory, is a niece of Mr.
and Mrs. Frank C. Fitch. of Good .
Hill, and a cousin of Misses Annie
and Alice Fitch. of Godfrey street,
Weston.
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with income
if the national
Miss Helen T. Ratcbford, who ill ‘
Cecelia, of Flax Hill Road. will leave
today for litiverton, “New Jersey. where‘
lira. Elisabeth Brady and daugh-
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your first Perfection Cigarette.
That wonderfully good taste in Perfection
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whichh naturally good tobacco. It needs
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Black-and-white checks
have pleasing life
Scent: 85 though a lilatfl-valltl \tltlic tilt-tit tits into I
.ilmtnt any plan of tll‘cn‘ that Iyrmltltzx lur l’ttlllIilt-ic ser- 2’
\lCt'. It
in \liillllt‘ll lt'\lul’t', it titltltw an tvcllcut mat. '
lll llluliunl “right. it Imitltlt-s a suit of remarkable '
.ulnptdlttltt) and long wrtit'c. . ‘
lll light \\'t‘il\'t', it lllsltcs ii ill'i'\\ \\lil\’ll i~ \\\ ll titted l
for lllllllt‘ ttt-ar on lil’dll} tlt‘t‘ilrlvllD. '
Today; a gathering of llliit‘lriilltl \\ll‘lt‘ i'lict'lis \tltlt‘li ' '-
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l~ notable in \ztrit-t) and iutcrmtm; lll tuluc. .
'i'illt' (‘ht‘t'k\‘_ Iilztln i‘llt-t'lts. lli'illnk‘ll i'lli‘to'lxfi'. ' tilt-(limit
(limits. t‘\'t‘ll i'llct‘lte hill] :1 narrow illlt‘ ut' t'tlllll' lliarklltg
lllt‘lll nil lillii ti\t’f[il;illl\l “peat"
tiara. We when
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W hat $1 does .
.\ llmt'laiiltl ‘t‘\\lllg-lll'.icllint‘ \tlll lll'lllg to your
home its ability to do it” sorts of SC\\'lilI:v-ilil(l begin its "
\t'l‘llt‘t‘ for one dollar!
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\ dollar rarely «lulu ~ucll mighty \tork! . i
ll0\\‘lillltl lililchincs run 03>in and quietly. They do“
every sort of home setting in the \\d_\ :in export house-
uifc likes to see sewing done lint uill kccp right on
doing that sort of setting for yutr» and )Lal'S-v'fl‘c guar In 1'.
:littcc every one of them both lll material and in service.-
Lfit , .
llotvland machine: are high—gratit- but low. prico." .
'l‘hty are built from finest mntirials by upcri ttorkmen.
. "lhcir lou price is tluc to our plan of hitting and selling. /
\\t buy big quantiiis, pay cash git l)t‘.~l terms, amid all
extra ('Xpt nsm. You pat no big tonuitissions to agents
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.iild other olficcrs simply :1 il"\ good; profit. ,
Today that ion cash
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rice is ntailahlc on cas
terms. Members of the I owland club enjoy this priva-
. lcgc. They pay one dollar; hate their machine deliver-
ed; pay the rest of its price in small niontlllt payments. li‘l —”
‘ 'l‘hat rash wire is Sis to $39 according to machine ,3‘ .
iwl. The club pritc' lS cxattly the some .witb, .39”
txfras: of ant sort
we is \ mum-11MB T010“ til-tr: Cm t'“
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the present income tax 'axemptlons.ao
as to make the application of the ya: ”u" M 1"" prices The program
which will bepresented three times
more general.
the poll shows that many lut‘mlwl' daily at the Regent, with the pictures
of the Ways and Means
tavor reducing the exemptions as well‘
as raising the surtaxe's.
The New York delegation in toeI
gresa will have to be reckoned with
on this subject A poll of all the
members of that delegation who were
in Washington showed that tl-cv rm
whose entertainment is nothing short
of marvelous; ‘ Dave Thursby," an ec-‘
centric commedian whose ability to
keep a hou'ae in uproani with clean w'lt
has made him famous on the Stage.
(‘ommltm lchanged Bitch day, will include “The
I Belmonee. " refined American. amnasra‘
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ployees of the tlrm llave told news-
was 101')! t. r: 3“. or foundation.
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papermen mid other! that the lion;
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Tomorrow afternoon at; ’Io'clock at into the Treasury him; this scant l' _ tone vtould be worth the price of' wasI 5t. ...l .(fl {legs-it‘ll) .v » tructure 06,
At the same time t e ate contribut- . cup er. ma n y y t t ,‘lllt‘EB.
the home of Miss Mary Howard. 2 ed mun, tIn“. 310300.000 or one“ admission But the bargain does not; The 810W of the second bomb dis-
hlmcreat “”3““- "W graduating quarter or the yield from the cor- fitop M for Nib]. and N180”. the ,covery. in which seven bombs are re~I
01MB 0‘ .1915, of St. MarY'S SChOOl poration U1 , ._ comedy dancing due will make Nor-II ported to have been located is of ab-;
will hold a .IM;S mum”. Mm How- Pay as You Go Plan. at .n "I“, notice For solutely different character. it is said
' Mr. Hill. Connecticut Republican. “Mk9" ' “p ' d ithat the missiles this time were not1
sa 8 l m n “n.0,. of , J, the curtain act. Mr. Kantor has select-
priparatiol'i fo'r natlonal Jrl't‘undtl'tq'll'll‘li 8d “11“ may well be considered "‘9
in favor of paying for it as no go host on the stage. Jesse la. Laslty
along, without any issue of bonds Iwhose style of productions is too well
Erie gitatbl’eenrezg‘ui‘cggeélfaghewnation known to make comment necessary.
think» good politics, common sense will present the miniature rivutie The
and ordinary Justice would say that Toylanders" with Baby Gladys, Kitty
taxes for this purpose “ould call for Donnelly, The Sunshine Sisters and
a fair distribution to all, rather than b c id
class legislation against a few. Pa- ,Tomrny Donnelly A better "L oux.
triotism is found in carrying the bur- '01 be secured. Todhy, Franc
(lens of taxation and is just as de Bushman and Beverly Dayna will IP-
sirabie as individual military services 'pear in “Man and His Soul"; Tuesday
Why baggie oter it? If our Democrat— tD-ustin {Barnum in “The Call of the
lc friends cannot devise a way to do ,.
it justly, we will help them out oniCum-berlands Wednesday Robert
an equitable basis of non partisan- :Edeeon in “Thou Art Man.”
ship."
Tonight. at the Town Assembly
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POPULAR AMUSMNI :Hall on Wall street, at eight o’clock.
lthe annual fair of the First District
HERE YOU ARE—VAUDEVILLE. 'flre companies. will open with an ad
After successfully presenting theIdress by the mayor. Ten booths, beau-
best in pictures and roadway attract tifully decorated in white, have Men,
tions since the opening last Septem- set up in the hall in which the usual
FIREMEN'S FAIR.
stag its initial presentation of its third. mefoul prilea. among Which are a
se ected branch of amusement—vaude- diamond ring. a Sonora talking- ma-
ville and with the public's holiday dol chine, and meaty-ave dollars in gold,
aims in mind, tMmagor motor has so- will be given out. Svec' s tuli orches-
iected what is without doubt the very ire will furnish mntllc for danclns.
best of vaudeville that can be recur-I'Whicb will be annoyed unill‘mldnight.
attraction to run today, Tue‘sday and carved. out! it is expected that the
Wednesday or the coming week, ctr-Ilargeat crowd which but om iron in
'ctlit shows have been disregarded and mama at any of. the former fairs
without consideration of cost}! bill of will be outdone by ihe.numbers who
live acts have been especially picket! will gather in the thaaenbly Hall to
me the Regent Theatre to be offered night. to give the W's Fair its
to Norwalkera with a m back" WNW
. l ticular.
her. the Regent Theatre is about to fair attractions wtllite displayed _\.u- Ito it.
ed. or the opening of the vaudeville. Soft drinks. and refreshments will be‘
timebombs, but explosives designed to
effect their destruction by sudden jar.
it is said they were suspended in suohl
a manner as to be easily jarreuI
loose. with their fall to_ be accompan—
ied by instant explosion. One having
been fired the detonation wnsexpectedI
to set off the others.
Whether the attempts to destroy the;
ractitnll unanimous in t t 11'. Li» '.-.-..-. a '1... w
iPurther li'i'creases in the t'.. . ' - Ilhe thffi" ntiln‘ber. vaudevilld’s't-'c:--:_i.a _.'t-_i t-‘nv-l.i.fa at \‘lll'. .
unless there is a lowering \ t ., character commetlienne. mfg. l"' 3- ' r 'w' '.. struc— POST CARDS, PLACE LARDS' Etc. at! .
emotion-and a more acute“ ‘ t Reddln'g who until recently .-- , . .. i .- .-. ... _-.~.t and .
button of the burden. ’; , ‘ .- . . ' i ‘I- new '- 'ci) 0 t“; ..
New York State last yt ~ . ‘ - “‘9 ’5‘“ Tanguay mm” at --,w . :' - . l-~‘ ..l.ii."\!‘ 1e Brlggerman Brag 64M c°" '
than 817,000,000 in i:- 'N-‘t rear with her ovum in the “a,“ j, ,. . v ... .,-,;._.-i_i t- .-I_.on.‘ ‘ Sout ‘ .. ,
nearly hair at the total amoui. .15: l . no comody hit “Helium" This: ed ts . ' 1.. .u. m .. .. bombs —- ———i—.’
There is Plenty of Room in Our New
Store
To display all kinds of fur nlture to the best advantage. . '
New stock is being received daily and the splendid light “a.
ideal conditions on both doors are sure to delight our patrons. “1 ii
We guarantee the best values for your money in the cityi 1;}. ,
RAYMOND a SON ,1“
Wall 4 Hip it Streets FUNERAL DIRECTORQ Nor-walk, Com
Prompt delivery to all parta of Norwalk and surrounding iowne.
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Remington plant are the work of at
tfanatic or the product of a plot can- l
not be ascertained The company is
manufacuring munitions for use by
the Allies and the natural supposi-
tion in view of current events, would
be that it is a part of Germany's
American program to prevent as far
as possible the filling of English and
Russian war orders. l
Major Walter G. Penfleld, general?
manager of the company denied the
truth of ,the first bomb story. Ac,
tempts to get word from him concern-
ing the recent story were unsuccess-
vful. When the first story was pub-
lished he said: _
"The story that bombs have been
found secreted about the {Remington
Arms plant is untrue in every par
There is positively nothing
It is made up of whole cloth,
and the only object of such a state
ment being sent broadcast through-
out the country is to buffalo the com
pany. so as to frighten workmen‘trom
the factory and to frighten workmen
in other cities coming here and accur-
ing work. Nor is there any truth in .
the story- about the company rushing
detectives to thia‘city. 1 would ippre
ciate it if you would dény the whole
story. No government ollciala have
been here for that purpose."
also or =Aaelt‘vxmnon. ‘
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gnaranteethattheywtllcdptiaeihe'
’W waafoanddeadinbedst
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RESERVE System
a Plan which L15
business men have been
worltin {cworcl {orihe
lasifl y‘ yacmr, but
Izrejucl ice and igitoralnce {0'
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- .l'll'tlt't't'ilil {34:9}: uniiltilltr .
_ own defraud: Cilic planfoonlle. .
. Fulfill allaliml little-rot- '
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