The weather this year has
been rather severe 2n’. the
m baa been deep and
drifty. thus it does not seem
queer that coal is so dear
with the price at seven fifty.
We have coal for each taste,
- free from Clinker and waste,
we commend it to the thrifty;
we're sorry it's higher but
, one must have a fire though
a ton coats seven fifty.
Those Red Letter days for
the Library craze are good
. for all this week. This
. : chance you should seize—
'ow FASHIONED":
GOING TO BUILD?
t‘onir- rixht down to our t“lt“3 and we'll help you with all the drilllfl
and you will place youmeti under no obligations by so d0lng.
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Tristram 8. Hyatt
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dun Vote as you please—
,,, THE
.rEItIus COAL
COMPANY
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we are neutral, so to speak. ‘
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lt‘fld) for His tor lll‘l‘l Sldfl‘nl)’.
The prices artI aiii’pi‘oiiihtly Ion alit-ii tho qtidlll)‘ i~ con-tit Ii-tl
l’i‘onipt dt‘lht‘rv to Mt parts of or city and .\Ill'l‘tilllltlllifi tow‘i
‘ RAYMOND a SON
Walt at High Street: FUNERAL DIRECTORS Not-walk, Conn.
Prompt delivery to all parts of Norwalk and surrounding towna.
lit-copied it from It‘hllh Hunt The
otitsitlrl‘ noiiilct'a ill lllt‘ t-iiipliasix and
claims he has no nt-cd oi iiit- Ilook
t'olitaiilinx it hot \\Iii'.\l|lp he goes
tout and t'tllllllllllan “IIII Iliillll'i', thc
ait gallery aupphw Ills .i~ Iit-tii- iin~
Into, the Iihrarics his IllIt‘IIo't‘lllal. lIc
rounds out Iilr‘ “roll and Mutt "I have
no llH‘d at your fltlnlit‘l Io till Ihc pro
grain of lli)‘ lilo." IIc i~ nt-Itlit-i' lot:-
Oil Polishes
lb. .
JORDAN'S DONKEY
. wax OIL POLISH
' LIQUID VENEER
. _ o CEDAR OIL
’THE NEw LEMON OIL
'. Sonirthmc Especially Well Suit-
" . rd for Pianos. Furiiitura "and
\Parquct Floors. '
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“8 WASHINGTON 87.,
- 5". NORWALK, CONN.
FINAL CLEIRANCE
Specials In
_ 3018' SUITS AND OVER-
. - COATS
It. Men's Flannel Shirts
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;— ‘IBoys’ Flannel Waists
' 19¢. 39¢
so. GoiIII‘eb
11 No. Main St. So. Norwatk
' 57—SIO—81250 suits.
Is EVERYTHING
a tnthe woman or rcfinenient. Nothing
beautiful home tastefully furnished. If
mm come to us we‘ll show you our
”no 0! qiiolhy‘d'ali papcr and explain
you may beautify your home at
_ nominal cost. Our prior-s and to.
' rapport] to you.
Go \isa‘m Co
flu”) Tel. 45:
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Wd .ItII) Illilllltz
ig- er, Best Wont. Bet. PriceI
:5? ”NORTH MAIN STREET
ouONE'IIor
ml.
ill... ”mourn
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Albert D. Morgan
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ical our “("1081 in that Dublin)”. The
IIaIIbiiru Steali tic Sparerlbs 12 1-2c
IIouenade Sausage 20c ‘BecI Liver 10:
Shoulder Steak 16c Pius liver 06c
WE ISSUE VOTES FOR THE GREAT LIBRARY CON-
. TEST.
Schultze’s' Sanitary Markets
3: WASHINGTON ST. 39 MAIN ST.
sou'rH NORWALK. NORWALK.
Etiollt'l is not a writ-s ot‘ llltll’lll prop
ti~llltlll~, but the story oi a lit», It ia
a ”to oi alli'li slcniiicanct- that IL" ad-
tt-ni xiica tho datc to oni morning
papers and marks tin» chronology of
human cit-Ills Iii thc wholi- utirld to
'day I14» a Mr \\Illt'll t'tillhlllull‘h tho-
urn-at iiiilcstonr Iiy \\llItIl liiaioiy ls
,Illtht‘tl. It is a Illl‘ \\I|l(‘li has xiicu
toiw to t'l‘t‘r)' [ilt't't' oi mo":tl ln-uis
Id‘ltlll hillt‘l‘ Ii~ min-iii. it 3 a lift-
tlllll'll I‘t‘lllitlllti Ilic standing tIlilllt‘llL’.”
of I‘H‘ll' than and \toinan horn to a
lillti\\It‘4IflI‘ III II. This lII'I- til .Iltstlh
t‘hrisi is tho it-ry tum-nu- oi IIlt' prou-
pt-l In this M'llht‘ thc Lttistii'l Iii-tomcs
thr all.~\\l‘l‘ to all ”to Illitwlltlll“ ' rc—
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Beers Meat and Provision Co.
13 MAIN ST.
Norwalk. Phone 8S:
6 NORTH MAIN ST.
South Norwalk. Phone I180.
carding Illt‘ iIiiit-r lllr. It IcII~ whore
‘ Hod in. who llt- Is. and \\Ii.ll Ilt.-I
‘plans uro- tor thi- world. It .tll.~\\t'rb
thc quo-silon til the iliwiin) oi man, It
mlics Illt‘ prohII-iii or mall's rt-Iaiioii
to his' brother. II lllt‘t‘lN th Iiidlvld~
Iial m-cda ol’ Ihu Iiiiiii. Ivar-tics him
how to worship. r-ari'iI-i- Ills burdens,
Ioruitcs hi.- >IIIL. \‘ltaliIm Iiiit ideals
and main-s hcszI-n his home here and
IirrI-aItI-r. So (ltN‘N t‘Iiiial, ihc punc-
tuation mark of thc N‘lll'l’lt‘s, tit-comi-
IIIt‘ across“) to query symmetrical
Illt‘ and his [capo] thi- ahnolutc ne-
ct-asary to thc human soul.
Tllt‘ incl-ting this cmimg will llt' Ill
lllt‘ South .\‘orwalk Ilaptiut church.
thI- ltct‘. S. l’. l-‘alrliaiiku living Ilio
prcachcr {or the owning. and Mrs.
lrvmu Smith thc soloist. In conncc»
‘tion with tho incl-tings a cottauc
Carmelo Coffee, a real treat. a lb. .................. 20¢
Graham Flour, 5 lb. bag cut to .. ......... 19¢
Pure Leaf Lard, a lb. . . . ...................... . ..... 12¢
Tomatoes. a can ............................. 8¢
Lenox Soap,_‘a bar ....... . ........................... 3¢
Kirkman'a Naptha and Oz me Soaps, a bar ..... ‘ ...... 4 ¢
Nice Large California Prunes. 3 lb. ....... 10¢
Full Weight Cond, Skimmed Milk cut to . . . . 2 mm 15¢
A. STULL
24 Cottage Street. .
East Norwalk.
"Ia dearer to a woman‘s heart than II.| _
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pruycr mceting will in- held this aItcr-
noon at the honicot .\IisaOImstcadfll
\\'t-.<t .\Iain alto-PI, and tomorrow at
Il‘l‘lititln at the hoiiic ot‘ .\Irs. (I. S.
Kt-ndall, 51 lilmuood awnuc. In cat-h
('itat' at 3:30. .\II in cach vicinity arc
invitcd.
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HOSPITAL NOTES.
'l‘ltoiitas Callahan, ol .\‘tuarl It\t‘nlll‘,
iua.‘ dist-liargcd ycst-‘rilny.
John Novak, of South Main strwl.
“as discliargcd )‘t-stci'duv.
.\lisa Lydia llotilon. of South \\‘il»
1 a __.
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ion. “as dischargcd ycsicrday.
Mastcr Raymond l’iiikhani, IIIIIsido
ELECTRIC WIRING FOR LIGHT AND POWER.
”it?“ “IE WHIIE IIIIIIIIIII Ii". :2.'5;Rt:i:::3.tm
ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS d. CONTRACTORS
We carry the largest line of Dining ‘Room Domes In the city.
natures, flashlights. supplies, etc.
"Nitrogen Gas Filled Auto Lamps-—
134 Washington St.
Full
line 0! lighting
Phone 3423 a so. Narwalk, Conn.
. STATIONERY
SPECIAL IN FIVE TINTS AT
29C box
nienuc, was admittcd l‘i‘filt’ltlit)’.
Albert Rice, of Huntington,
Intcticut, was discharged this
iiig.
(‘on-
morn-
EARTHQUAKE SHOCKS IN QUE-
- EEC. .
QI'EIIEIT, (1119,, hib‘ 39' ’l‘hl‘cc
hut-cussivc shocks rcscmbling" an
earthquake were distinctly
,ovcr the Quebec district
It'll all
at about
" 12:15 a. m. today. The local observa-
tory reported no thsiiiomph record
of the disturbance, and was mysti-
fled.
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Brtgcerman Bros 6 :33, one... ‘
tTO ALL MILK DEALERS, oaocsas.
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. MILK AND CREAM FOR SALE. .
.\II persons who sell milk or cream
[or both in the City of Norwalk, are
:ht‘lt‘by notified Tind warned that they
inpril Int. 1916, for beginning on that.
fdhte, the ordinance regulating the sale
.oI milk and cream in this oily, now In
Icflect. will be enforced.
hippllcationa for pcrmits may be
jinacho the Hoalth Officer, W. J.
i'l‘raccy, M. naval. his office, 23 West
,avenlie. Not-walk, every day until
(April lat from 2 to 3 o’clock attor-
‘nOna, and from 7 to 8 o'clock even~
ingl. ‘, -
By order of
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~‘I‘ry .jl Classified, Add Forfillcsuiir
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'THE BOARD or HEALTH OF-THE
I crrv or «oawma.
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Ins
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LUNCH ROOMS. aEsrAuaAm-s of clean“: personality-
‘ITlllSl obtain permits to do 'so. belt)!”
10'
oi thr (‘itil \\'.Ii .\Ir Rim-o.» rllIl>IttI
In thc TI‘IIIII ('lillllt‘t'llt‘lll \‘ohintwis.
and lit‘t'dilbt oi Ilic lilt'l that Ill and
lll> tour hrothcr.‘ vii-tr all till‘l six
Ivt‘t Ian, IlIt‘ ".\cw t‘anfian .\Irnt‘ii
ut‘r," oi that dali- said that .\Ir.» llila
t‘tN‘ II.ItI MRI tliltl) l‘t‘tl til .\tiltIIt-‘r.
Ill Iitt Irolll \Il‘ Hum-tit N‘l‘\l'tl lIlll
iiig Illt‘ ciitirt- \\dl', “as in many ilt‘
Iitt- t~iic;ixriiit-iit.~'.~hut escape-d with
lii< Ill'tllllt‘r.‘ with only slight wounds»
Mrs Iluscoc is liti“ M‘tt’lllydlll‘t‘t‘
yrar~ oi acc, amt \th toriiitrl)‘ .\liss‘
Fritllt‘t‘h liatis. daughter of .\Ir. and
Mrs. Harrison liaiis ot' lmiiishoro; an-
old and highly rt-spoctcd lttlllllt' ot
that .\I‘tllllll '
\Ir and \Ii's. Ituscoc :II'I' in t-Ncci
lt‘lll llt‘illlll, :Iiid arc “tilltlt‘l‘ltlllt' tIt‘
iotrd to cach othcr 'l‘hc) are (tspt‘t‘
tally liapp) tod.._v, “IIII wort-s oi rclu
tin-s and ll’It‘lltlh .ihnui them. all \\I.~ll
mi: tin-Iii many iiiorc such I'l‘lt‘llrii
'Iioit~ .I~ ilhtl which unit Iii‘ltl lit:'.
iiiuiit ..i iiu Ir homr on \\c.~tport :t\l‘
llllt‘
'l'hr talilv l'liItil st-Iiriiii
tor 'llt' til'
t'.t~ltiii Mas trill)“ lllltl “lIIli‘, lllltl
lift‘ht‘lllt‘tl .i \I I) pro-ti) apprarani-t
\ rllll'lfll Illllt' \\.I.~ t'tljtiyt‘tl, \\|II] piziiio
.iitd .\‘oiiorii wIcI-tiom proitdiiiu l‘l.
tt-i'iniiiiiiu-ni lwi‘ori- tho- .\Illlllt‘l' \\:i«
writ-d 'I‘Iiosc’picscnl \it‘l't'.
Mr and Min l-‘lctihcr \'aIi Ilooxtrr
and dittiiilitci‘ .\IurIcI, Mr and .\Ir\
.I‘dllit‘r‘ Iluscoc and ihrcc t-Iiiiilrcii.
ii(t‘llllt'lll. Karl and Iloroih)‘, \II and
MN. N W Iii-ncht-t, and non l‘_\ru.~,
\Ir and \It‘a. Ra) lit-IIcIIit-i oI Ilriilgr
port, .\Ir. and Mrs. Samucl l“.\t’lIt-' fllltl
at)" t‘layton. .\Ir. and Mrs. Alta-it
Ilrlnrod and daiightt-r .\Iarcr y. oi
llridgcport, .\lln. Mary H Bout-Iv,
.\Irs, Emma J Iluscoo, and .\er I._v-t
Ill “'t-Flnt.
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DEATHS AND FUNERALS.
Rev. B. P. Raymond.
The Rev. Iir. Iirandlord l'auI Rav-
Iiioiid. [irt'liitlt'lll of the Weslcrnn uni-
versity from 1589 to 1908. died sud-
dciily at his home of hardening of
the arteries He had attended church
Sunday morning and death Occurred a
tfcw hours latcr. lie was also Irresi-
dcnt of Lauri-Im- collcgc, Appleton;
Wisconsin. ciuht years before coming
l’t‘t‘h‘ltlviii Wilson was
:t Incmhct- ot’ the “Halcyon faculty
during thc first few yours of lir.
‘ Raymond‘s preaidcncy here. lie was
born April 1846, at Stamford. was
graduated from Lawrence college In
Iit'i'tt. and Iiitcr studied theology, at
Boston univch'slty. lie was ordained
,imthc Methodist Episcopal church
and held pastorntca at New Bedford.
Mass, Providence and Nashua. N. 11..
before becoming head of Lawrence
collcgc. Ills administration at Wesley-
an was vcrr successful and his term
its president—nineteen yeaht‘was the
.longest of an“ cliicf executive of the
university. \\'Iiiic he wart president
,Ihc ttiIIvt-rsity endowment was more“
than doubled and five new buildings
lwere Pl‘t‘t‘lt‘kboll the campus. thn
ilic retired in littia to he succeeded by
[the prcscnt incumbent. I)r.-Williain
lArnoId Shanklin. he was made profea-.
.sor emeritus of ethics and Biblical
Ilitcraturc. Dr. Raymond was a man
He ‘is surviv-
ed\by his wife. a son. Harold ‘8. Ray-
imond, of New York, and a daughter,
Mrs. Luther throat-oi Providence.
:‘titl" » ~ --
. . Mr. Hopktna' Funeral.
‘ No arrangements Iiavc yet bccn
madcjor the funeral of Stephen Hen-
:ry Hopkins, who died at tho Norwalk
to Weslo)‘
27.
‘Hoapitai, Saturday. Interment will
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iprobably be made In Pine Island eith-
Ier tbla 'aftrenoon or tomorrow. i
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' I’LVMOUTH HOSPITAL FIRE.
I Pmiiou'rii. .\'. H.. iceb. zit—stun
cnteen patients in the Emily Balch
Hospital wcrc removed without in-
I “"v ”mint: ‘1 “*9 Mitch destroyed the
,inatitutlon early today. ,
1' . .—Norios. . :
0n accountant the death of my be-
THOMASIF‘. “OWE“. ‘- loved mother, niy oil and motion bum I
’ ‘ ' “MEI-iv him will be mood until ““MYJ their early drive toward;
m it; NOW!» in, the Woevre I‘dhtrict
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migliano
waving white flags. but hiding
their arms. were put to flight by
rifle fire. Much train activity has‘
been noticed on the Dabrisina:
line." '
of Verdun
greater intensity. i
there was a resumption of vio-i
lent local attacks. .
Iage of Douaumont the fighting
came to a hand to hapd encount-
er and the Germans
pulsed by French troops.
man forces captured the villag
of Manheulles. but a counter at-‘
tack brought the French to the
western boundary of this loca-
tion. They now hold Manheullesl
under their fire;
ceeded in occupying small sec~
tions of French trenches. but they
were very shortly driven out from
these positions.
nication on the progress of hos-
tilities. given out by the French
War Office this afternoon. is as
follows:
bombardment _ .
with increased intenstty.
the Meuse last night there was a
resumption of the previous Vio-
lent local attacks, particularly in
the vicinity of the \VIllage of
Douaumont, where the fight
came to hand and hand encoun-
ters, resulting in the driving back
of the enemy by our troops.
Germans were successful. after an
intense preparatory artillery fire,
in gaining passessmn
late of Manheulles. An
diate counter-attack on our part
brou ht us back to the western
boon ry Of this village, which.
we now hold under .our fire.
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Nothing like talking in ~e 'hiugs over withlomeone win lilUii‘ .mm NIB] m GAZETTE BLDG- THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE‘ NORWALK‘
hon from experience- if he 0]? vs, It) actually .\avc moot“. M! "1- I _ 4‘
sun'cl satisfaction. and In: blinding chats. ‘ 1 . -
. Aol etenln‘ the meetlngs under
l’lnni~ tor almost RD)'“lll-L ‘U‘. want to mild iead)‘ I0! .W'n' ”AWN" Iim auspices of the the churches “e”
um inauguialrd in South .\‘orwala In the.
. 4W Baptist t'hulcll oI that auction of Int‘
, 0 ‘city under the leadership oi the pas- . ’ O
'Ior,"iicv. R G Hartley. The interest
e a c a, e 0.~ which had liven mallllI-‘rl in III!“ a e O 1 3‘8 S
. .prcrious \tt't‘k'h meetings in tho» Eas'
scum NORWALMONN 3.21133, $33111“? dim“): p.32;
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soecialties Creo-dtpt stained shingles. Belt!" Board. y‘audlrllt'v *lllt'h isrrelt‘d tit? DIPM‘hEI‘ Dainty Dress Waists in black or colms in two lots at
. oi the etc-11mg “'m C I’HI‘) ledA ‘ .
Mini: N‘Iilt'f“ to open the etchings...
prorraiii. “Pt 5‘ P I-‘aiTImnks and;
1 ‘ Iiri It ti lIaiIIr)‘ i-oiiduiiiiig thc do;
' tiiittiial aritices. This» all M‘I‘u, . - - g
V Iiltturd to aicoiiiplish tin: It‘sull of
FINAL CLEARANCE. SAI'E .I‘I-lIIIIIIPllt‘V iully alii‘t- to tin slglllll :
OF WOMEN’S AND MISSES‘ COATS, ;f""“,"‘ f ‘Iyd'fyfd' "IN“ “"1,
l. \ . V I \ ' I ' ' I \
SUITS, DRESSES,SKIRTS, WAISTS AND “a w a Lilugrtt'g‘rl‘l'l‘t)”: p;_'qt’dr;:;“nirl Eveiy one formerly marked at a much higher prlte. lhere is
MILLINERY- b‘ 3‘; ml?“ rfrésjnmw‘ “ :11“ ”Tf‘i‘; very good range of styles and sizes, but of course the first comers
Out they go regardless of cost or value. Come to the i8- M Hm“ i“I”H ‘10::(liflllhtlil it did“:
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g3“ event 0f ‘he year as 8“” bat‘ams are awaltmg you' call. moral and spiritual .\ll. Ilaitot WI" have the fir“ selection. '
‘ ‘ ‘ Is .1 slicnhrr ul i‘.ti'i~ tl..triii and
(ALOAKO e PARIS MILLIVERY slrt‘llf-llll, and adds to that an I‘ttrllt‘M - ‘
. Ito‘s» which hold~ lIll' thought oi his
33 SOUTH MAIN ST. SOUTH NORWALK. "I“:lt‘lllt‘ iroiii Illt‘ hrginniiig to the i
1 t‘llt III~ It'll ('tillhlhll'tl 01 MM) \tUI‘IIb‘ —‘ ‘— _._._ -——-
H :— Immti in my tint (-1... It“ .I c. ~’ tl~ ‘ ' “"’ o 0.9“0‘T‘fo o 3‘0“.“5‘} '0 e". o o 9 0“"..03'0,‘
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. Ictiilli \‘t-i’sc, "I‘lit Illla|it'I ’ Ilc said y ears 0 I I A
‘. st)tllt‘liiiit'~ ll i\.i.~ tallml our gospel, . I .g.
o and Paul had t-it-II tllt’ daring upon M ed ”I 0b ed ' .
Baby carriages and carts ‘tlt't'drltllls to ski) my giispi-l,“ The agrl‘ Gd f e serv .3?
y . _ . , .. ~ . [itu‘fl'b‘lh' pronoun \‘rl\ ptI‘It‘t‘lI) Ju>[-‘ on tnu rom First Pa e. .9
\ lion \Itit'k of lia’n I'olrllliit‘ . int) trill-N MM I‘IMIHK ‘dr' l “h IIIHI llpiiii lllt‘ pill'l Ill lIltlHt‘ \\litI IlilYt‘ -~_ I ) . & . .3.
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WINTER COATS
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Verv good styles. they are
selling for .
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A few others are elling for
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$5.00 to $7.98 worth up to $18.00 3
A few Tailored Suits, black 3,-
and Blue, price $5.00 to $10.00
GERMAN COMMERCE nounced by the German War Of-
RAIDER ATTACKS SHIP— fice today. The German trocps
PING. ' thaw: passed Dieppe, Abaco.irt
(Continued "0'" Fir“ FIFE) and Blanzee. and also have taken
enemy detachments,
Leap Year Tea
“annuity Hub
The! lt-np ycni' tca at [111' t‘miiziiui.- v
The bombardment to the north (‘th rooms ycstcrday ni'Ii-riioon \-.i:<l
is continuing wtth “oil aitciidcd and greatly cnjoycd f
.\Ira. (lcorgc W. (‘tirroll “its '
hoslt-ss, ,jtssiutcd l-I.
- Doughty.
Each Kilt‘hl had Iwcn Ii:tkctl to h
Near the VII-,a lI-ap yc-ar nno-cdoic, the tclilh
“Jiit-li Illiltll‘ qttllc a bit of fun.
The Ica. tahlo \vas dccoratcd 1n
KI'I‘H'I and “into with it big vasc or
re- - daffodils in thc ccutcr Kl\IIlg a ioi . :I
or sprinu to tho rooms. Didi "
After intense artillery fire Ger- Ircshmt-nts ut-rc scrvcd and a pics-
: ant hour passe-d.
h_v .\Irs.
East of the Meuse last night
WCI’C
V’ninn'nnn
till IIIIII III
In Lorraine the Germans suc-‘.
' .\I.\ItSII+‘li';l.li, 0m, I’t-Ii. 21'. To
sieumvr I-‘iiield, from San Franco u
to Bandou, today struck the rocks oi
the south jt‘ily on Bandou bar. (in: -t.
guards hogan taking of? thc pins”.-
The text of the officral commu- sem-
Raymond I’In nin, ll-yt-ar-old > 'i
of Mrs. Lydia l’inkham, of lllllnlfi
street. was operated upon for app. 2t-
dicitls, at the Norwalk litispiial, II to
morning. Dr. Dumorticr parlor-nod
the operation. This aftcrnomi is
condition was rcpoi‘tcd'to he \I’I‘) s: t~
lafactory.
“To the north of Verd/un the
has continued
“In the sector to the east of
John E. Lathrop, oi Ncw Yorchizv,
ing representing the American t‘iti-Is
Bureau, will speak on “Civic t‘ontii-
tions and Improvements," at the ban-
, quot of ihé Norwalk Club, at the Ni V-
walk llotcl, tomorrow evening.
"In e Woevre districts the
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REMOVAL NOTICE.
William S. Wilcox has moved his i"- ‘
suraiice office from the (‘ity National
Bank Building to the. Kecicr/ iliiiidir;
. on Washington street.
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HAIR comm: our.
"In Lorraine the enemy was Dandrutr causes a feverish irrita-
succeaaful in penetrating several tion or the scalp, the hair roots shrink,
small -sections of our advance
trenches, bit they were almost
immediately driven out of these
positions.
V\looscii and then the hair comes out
fast. To stop falling hair at onto
and rid the scalp 0! every particle of
dandurl'l', get a 25cent bottle of‘ Dan.
“There is nothing to report‘derine at any drug store, pour a ti:-
from thgyumaindfl of the front." 3 tie In your hand and rub It into tho
' I t . After a low application- the
Pro ear for the Germans "1.3“” , fi
fr Verdun t hair atop-coming out and ”I can't
flail an}It dandy“, ‘ ’ .
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