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Tonight, at the Norwalk Alleys, onl
Isaac street, the Palace and Non/slut
bowling teams, will clash in another,
game at their series. l
A regular meeting of Monker Grot-l
to, No. as, M. o. u. t». E. a, will be:
held this evening Refreshments will:
In one of the pleasant attractions.
Almost in soft hats. O'Briens.
Anson Phelps Stokes, jr., secretary
of Yale University, has taken a leave
0! abaence until full. He has been
over-working.
Rev. T. Ii. Smith, the popular and
welt known orator ot‘ Waterbury will
deliver a lecture on Ireland in st. Jos-
eph‘s church on St. Patrick's Day
night. ‘
——Girls, Misses, don‘t bother any long;
er with your neck-chain. Better get the
new missing link at Ilrand‘s. ‘
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A com-art and dance was given last
night, in Iloodner’s llall, on Wash.
lngton street, under the auspices of
the West Side 1'. Ni. C. A. Band, a
colored organization, of Stamford.
There was It. large attendance, the af-
fair being thoroughly enjoyed.
——I)erbies. dcrbles. O‘ilrieit‘s.
Iiiildebrant of 33
Washington street. is stil sull'erlng
considerable pain and much incon-
venience as th eresult, from the in-
jury to her wrist, received by a tail
on the Ice, in front of her home, on
Feb. 15.
Ira. Catherine
-Home made sausage. 20c lb N. Y. M.
It will he intorestlmc news to the
ample of St. .Inii‘pll'n pill‘i‘iIl to know
that the Prcacher for Sunday evening
will be the Rev. Dr. Drennan of Stam-
ford formerly three years an assist«
ant to the Rev. R. .1. Carroll. Dr.
Ilrennan was very highly esteemed by
the people of Norwalk and he is re-
membered for his practical instruc-
tion and well prepared sermons.
-—-Ham‘burg steak, 160 lb. N. Y. Mk1.
The hundredth anniversary of Ban-
ner Council, Daughters of Liberty.
will be celebrated in style on April
lath. Plans for the celebration were
discussed last night. when the mem-
bers held their regular meeting. At
the next meeting of the council there
will be initiations, followed by re-
Ireshm'ent's and an entertainment.
Stamford Lodge,_ Benevolent and
Protective Order of Elks, will cele-
F'iske O'Hara, who Is starring in
‘Kilkennyl' in New York, and who re-
brate “Irish Night." on March 1811).
sides in Norwalk, is to sing some
Irish songs. This in itself should
prdve a banner attraction and, as the
uhcriptlu for the celebration is
growing hourly. there should be a
rousing celebration. It will be for the
members and their male friends only”
Ir. O'Hara called at the club yesten‘
day. '
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New Ballard
Escallops
long and Round
Clans
Cutbill’s
BRIDGE MARKET
71 North Main St.
Free Delivery. Phone rob
tint litilltt
NOTICE.
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, SPECIAL MEETING or THE aomo train.
OF ESTIMATE AND TAXATION
Notice is herebLglven, that a spe
cial meeting of the Board of Estimate
and Taxation of the (‘ity of Norwalk,
will be held in the Council room, in
the CIIy Hall, In the Second Taxing
District of said City, on the 15th day
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It's a pleasure to deal with
phone as they render the beat ser—
such orders, and customers re-
thnt satisfy the finest
BROTHERS
:31 Washington St.
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COLUMBUS, N. M, March 10.-—
Federal troops in increased number
ttoday patrolled the Mexican border
near Columbus. as a precaution
[against further invasion of American
territory by FTImcisoo Villa's bandit
army, which yesterday in a surprise
attnck upon this town, killed seven-
teen American citlsens and soldiers.
wounded many, burned buildings and
looted stores before being driven
back into llexlco by American troops.
lMOl'e than one hundred of the bandit
tarmy were killed and about two hun-
tdred wounded in the attack 01 Colum»
. bus.
Villa at the head of the main body
of bandits was reported early .today
i tilleen miles routli of the lint-mutton
Iul line, where be halted alter a run
tnlng tight yesterday with pursuing
l'nited States troopers.
Signal tires seen along the border
south of here last night were believ
ted, however, to have been placed by
Ibandits and a report that armed raid
l N. M,
'iusli reinforcements to
I [tillI‘OI there. .
The possibility oi further bandit
Iruids was admitted by ofllcers, and
luriued civilians and state militia and
Icowboys are operating with the Fed
It-rul authorities in maintaining a bor-
I tlcr patrol.
I The tlrst reinforcements arrived
’eitrly today when the first battalion
Int" the Twentieth Infantry,
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led the military authorities to
the border
under Major William R. Sample, ar»
rived from Fort Illisa on a special
The battalion after receiving a
liresh supply
‘tlt‘flpillt‘IlPd by (‘01.
‘comniautling the troops here, to Vic-
‘ torio, 32 miles west.
I Other troops were reported to have
been despair-bed at various points
lalong the border.
The pursuit of \'
250 American
IIIII and his lllt'll by
cavalryiuen
ere were in the vicinity of chhll‘d.‘
Marquez. a Mexican resident under
Iarrest here. is believed to have point-
ed out to the maraudcrs the houses
in which Americans lived. A search
of Mexican homes for arms also was
Imade by the Federal authorities.
I A telegram. ostensibly from the
i manager of the Palomus Cattle Com.
ipany, received here yesterday, and
tetating that Villa was there, is now
believed to have been sent by Villa
himselt as a rule to cloak his move
ments. Acccdisgly, when Villa was
thought many miles from Columbus,
he crept up on the city. and in the
torch. "
Quiet prevailed here early today
lpossilullty of attack from the Mex
ican side.
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autumn " If I
lltllllilll, muons
All custom
Best for Liver and Bowels, Bad Breath
Bad Colds. Sour Stomach.
Get a lticent box.
Sick headache, biliousness, coated
‘ tongue, head and nose clogged up with
is. cold» always trace this to term:
‘liver; delayed, fermenting food in the
bowels or sour. gassy stomach.
Poisonous matter clogged in the In-
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the system is rte-absorbed Into the
blood. \\'hen this poison reaches the
0f ammunition. were ‘ delicate brain tissue it causes congesg
II. J. Slocum, tion and that dull, throbbing, stcaen-l
:ing headache.
i (.‘nscurels immediately cleanse the
stomach, remove the sour, undigested ,
Stood and foul gases. take the excess
‘bIle from the liver and carry out all
under the cum 'lpatcd waste matter and pots-1
of March, 1916, “I 8 0'9“)th 9"°“I"-'~", Majors Tompkins and Lindslcy ended _ one in the ho'm‘
for the following purposes:
A I. To appropriate from ’the unsp?
propriotod revenues of said City. such
sum as may be deemed advisable, In-
lwhen the. Villa forces madc n deter-
I mined standvaltcr reaching a series 01
lhills, ilftucn miles south of the. bor-
ttlcr. The casualties to the American
I force..- during this battle consisted of
I A Cnscarct tonight will surely
isfralghten you out by morning. They
Iwork while you sleep—a Iocent box
‘rrom your drusgist means your head
creasing what In known as the MI“ the death of u corporal whose name. clear. “0th sweet, breath right.
ccllnneous Appropriation for the High-
way Department of said City.
2. To appropriate from the unap-
propriutcd revenues of said City, such
sum as may be deemed advisable, In-
creasing what is known as the Re-
pairs and Replacement Appropriation
for the Fire Department of said City.
3. To ratify the action of the Book-
keeping and Accounts Committee, ap-
pointed by the Council. in classifying
and regrouping certain specific' up
propriatlons made by said Board of
hhitimatc and Taxation.
Dated at the. City of Norwalk, March
bib, 1916.
CARI. AXBL HARS'I‘ROM.
not yet been learned, and tltc
Williams.
The Mex-
I has
' wounding of (‘spt. George
; who was shot in the hand.
it-uu casualties
were not reported.
()I the sixlct‘ii Americans killt-d,
eight were civilians and eight were
soldiers.
. All the wounded are expected to re-
cover.
In addition to those killed by Villa's
.mcn iii (‘olumbus, several Others are
i believed to have been executed before
the American invasion. Arthur Mc-
‘Ix'iniicy. William Corbett and James
: ()‘thll, employee of the I‘alomaa Land
[and (‘attle Company, which property
l was raided on March I, were captur-
ed and arc said to have been execut-
ed. .Iohn Edward Wright and Frank
I
in this engugeint-nt.
complexion may and ya! liver and
bowels regular tor mo“
More big values
Saturday in Kitch-
en Ware
jl9c S-qt. Wear Ever Aluminum
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IOrona, the best aluminum cleaner,
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Mayor of the City of Norwslkq Hayden, taken prisoners near Pear-,50c DiCcdar POIIsh ..... At 39: bottle
District of Norwalk, us. Probate
Court. March 181, A. D., 1916.
Estate of Margaret Baynham. late of
Norwalk in said District, deceased.
The Court of Probate for the Dis-
trlct of NOI'WRIK, hath limited and al-
lowed six months from the date here-
of for the creditors of said Estate to!
exhibit their claims for settlemenhf
Those who neglect to present their ac‘
counts, properly attested. within said
time will be debsrred a recovery. All‘
persons indebted to hold estate are
requested to make immediate pay.
ment to
THE SOUTH NORWALK TRUST CO.
Administrator
C. E. ROYT, Tress.
lson, Chihuahua, recently, are. also be.-
‘licvcd to have been killed.
i Mrs. «Maud Hauke Wright, wife of
Hohn Edward Wright, was taken pris-
, oner with her husband, and alter nine
{days In captivity was released yester~
; day during tlte height of the battle he
.I’orc Columbus. Her baby, she said,
,was taken from her. and, she was
; told, given to a Mexican family.
Mrs. Wright related how she learn-
ed Villa had premeditated the attack
upon Columbus, and of the privations
endured by the bandits in their over-
land Journey to their objective. A
Mexican soldier, she said, told her that
the members of the Mormon colony
near Cusas Grandes hndibeen slain by
bandits. In carrying out his plan for
the attack, Villa is said to have sent
spies to study the sltttation and report
the strength of the American forces
stationed at Columbus. In connection
with this alleged method Lobrado
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and have a record
'cofunts solicited.
Expensive Demo
Under this heading, a newspaper recently published an
article describing the losses of $274. by the proprietor of a «
garage. The money was lost whilé- demonstrating a car. It
is the repetition of an old story-dire unwise policy of‘carry-
ing money on your person instead of depositing it in a reli-
able bank and paying by check. How much better to pay
your bills by check I Your money is safe, you get a receipt
expenses. Business and neuronal-.m-
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nstration
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69c family size Galvanized Garbage
Cans ...................... At 53c
15c good quality Scrub Brushes....9c
50c large size Cham‘ols Skins At 39c
85c c-qt. Gray Enameled Cooking
Pots with tin cover .......... At 24c
39c 1-qt. black Earthen Tea Pots. .29:
26c O-qt. yellow ware Mixing Bowls
. ......... V .................. At 19c
Remmcr's Peroxide Bath Soap .....
$1.35 sin 0 copper nlokie plated
Tea Kettles ....... . ........ At file
260 large fine Wire strainers..‘...19c
$1.69 size 8 heavy tin Wash Boll.
era, with copper bottom”
Heavy paper Egg Boxes. ....9c dozen
$2.00 selfa'tearing Sleds ....... .31.”
Wood Snow Shovels -............29c
100 Library votes with each 103
9Albert F. Gehebe'
Phone 1069-2 Prompt Delivery.
26 Washington 0t. as Nomalk
‘ BUY
Coal ‘
mammal
lawman. rat.
darkness opened fire and applied the
'h‘ains which arrived over night were
held here until daylight to avuid the
3 cakes, 25¢
. .At $1.39,
LADIES’
9 Inch Lace
BOOTS
In All the Fashionable
Shades.
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sacs was I ,
IWATERBURV COPS
WILL BE SHAPELY
Engaged to Trans
form Policemen Into Pertcct
Specimens.
WATERP-l'fll', March lo.-
cal instructor who will
transform the local policemen into
perfect rpr‘I‘lfllc'llb‘ of manhood .Illts
been engaged by the board 01 public
>‘deIV in the pcu'son of
Janice T. Nelson.
All the local policemen will report
to the profeseor and be told how to
a
Physical Director
A phist
attempt to
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Ml-Jtltlll. COLLEGE
South Norwailt, Stamford, Port
Chester.
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GREY, BROWN OR WHITE
Up-to-thc~minute models for immediate delivery.
Reliable RUBBER FOOWEAR.
. -. , ., Mm.
It mutt t'Att‘b‘clie i'otundlly 0t Ell-I
up a: the case may be, tread hauls]
stand wet”) and ma>ter ihc Iii
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tiurmg commune-merit week at YR}!
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company at New York will present
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AND CHILDREN
31 WASHINGTON STREET
CONNEALLY 8i BRACKEN .
South Norwalk, Conn.
TELEPHONE 1175-2.
CALL US UP
and we will rush our trouble
man right around when some
thing like this happens In your
homo. If your
PLUMBING
is defective. antiquated. nnsanv
iary or worn out, have us make
necessary repairs or install a
new system of
iIIIUILT TYPIWRITIII - L C
lialth. Underwood
Bellanca. all other
makes. sold. rented
III-ind. Rentals. In
per month. lacuna-
sold at 85 per month.
JAO. DONNILLY
1‘ South Mala Israel. loath Nara-u
IIIIIIIIII BIIIIB. IIIIIASE
18 Gnu Si. 13 Woodward Ave.
'Phone 1623. South Norwalk, Ci.
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WORK A SPECIALTY.
Tires, Tubes and Supplies. ‘Promnl
Ionics a Harare.
lsroaso: mo REPAIRING. FORD
WHAT’S IN A NAME AND
WHAT’S IN INITIALS
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Honest Treatment
Artistic Eye-glasses
Moderate Prices
Efficient Service
Reliable Goods
THAMER
Oculists Optometrists
. ' Opticians
81 Atlantic Square, Stamford, Ci.
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Est. 1887.
MODERN PLUMBING
JOBBING A SPECIALTY
HORACE RNASH
Plumbing and Heating
Val. 1154.
North Main .1.
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The New M-wnw
DEFINITION OF CHIROPRACTIC.
Chiropractic Is the definition oi the
cause of the disease and the art oi
adjusting the same. . Disease In caused
by a wrench. twist or sprain In tbs
hack. Even it done 'in chlldhooc
it creates pinched nerves and pain Ir.
lam tits in the itinerant organs an:
linbs.
Chiropractors remove the cause oi
disease and pain. health is restored
through harmonizing the nerve ays
tents in your body. Female troublei
given special attention: also curvature
of the spins. You will never regret
giving the Chiropractor a chance it
help you.
Magnetic outinsnts given also.
T. ~~ Francis. l). C.
M Washington Ob. Io. Not-walk, Conn
Graduate from Palmer Bobtail D
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Get Your Reservation Through the
Agents.
.1. ll. layton & Co..lnc.
FAST FREIGHT LINE TO NEW
YORK.
Freight boat leaves Pier 27- East
River, New York (foot of Catherine
St.) every day except Sunday, at 3 p
to. F night received at Nor-walk up to
5 p .m. and at South Norwalk up to
5:80 p. In.
_ Gent-so F. Fonts. General Agent.
1311: sumac .1. sum vsaua
MTATION'LINI. m.
Spring Suits
mmwesmm
REAL ESTATE I INSURANCE
5 Railroad Ave. south Noni-tit
Be'Sutelts A PIE
FRISBIE’S
Made in the Clement PiantI
from the best fresh fruits
obtainable.
Ask Your Grocer for Than.
Insist on" them at your res-
taurants. /
at
The Reed & VoIIt.
Electrical Co.
The Only Fully Equipped
ELECTRICAL SHOP
'0‘--.
'01."."1'." )C‘OCK-K
In the Town
AUTO SUPPLIES
Phone 805—50 So. Main 0%
So. Norwalk. Music Hall Blofi
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; The. . _ .
i Norwalk Pawnsliop
Money Loaned an Articles of
I VALUE . ~ ..
lTools, Musical Instruments, Jew-t
. elry, Etc, on Sole.
.Ios. Rosenlield, rm. ‘ ‘ "
40 Water St.
So. Norwslk
1".
Complaints
have been received by us that a duh:
haircd junkinan, small of stature MIC
who drives a brown horse and' blahM
wagon with racks, is buying junkjln
der our name. To insure satisfaction;
be sure our name is on wagon and g“
duplicate receipt from driver.
WC Fly li’gc. lb. for rags.
. 11m. IiIIron Co. Inc. ‘V
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11‘ TO 0
Successor to Wm. Mina.
Phone 499,
37 Fort Street. Em Nwwalfl‘
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It you like biscuits for a change, ‘
- Just order them ahead, _I_
And on each Wednesday you ital!
Their muons raisin bread. ‘
, .P, ’—
Tha name, the "Banner Bakery,” "5
Andiiyou ones will by h
Their biscuit, bread and clke,)ol1}
take, "
And keep a good supply.
have‘ltemov ,
141 Washington St.
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