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feeling. (him and life
U in charm; when all
Various gains and aches
, .fliod you with alarm:
* devils blue and devils
‘ and dull: short and
loan: darting vaguely
your back and run-
fl' through the hall—-
~juat the time to try
flu to‘cheer your jaded
evenings by a
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tails and you will place .t'ourael under no obligations by so doing.
cured satisfaction. and cut building costs.
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GOING TO "BUILD
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ow from experience—its the me way to actually save money, be in-
pictures may be seen to adtantagc
The visit to the studio of the scuip
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_ GAZETTE BLDG. V THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE. NORWALK.
“In“ ’0" ”mo“ ‘nF'hinB You’ve"! to build ready for your inswc- tor. George that.» Howard. and his
flu. I.” _ “- Gothic clotster. at 139th street and ‘
' "‘ 3‘ Washington atenue. Nets York city, is . -
O postponed until later in the spring. an 0
e a c a, o O the walk from the subway station to ’
‘ O ’ the studio is a wry unpleasant one es 0r ' omen S ear
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN. ‘ uttt‘ill ”It: ground is tl-llezr t: snow utltd- ' .
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SPCCIIWH- ONO-dint Stained Shingles, Beaver Board. iil‘lilllb “mt-1,; (Ti-“mp hawkmi,\.::;: ‘1‘:- H
.. the \tstt " New item ' ‘ ‘ ‘ ' ' I
, L “mm” of 1m; _(‘mb_m_;_amfld3 m . . .5 are being received daily tn the Coat and Suit Department affording an excellent
‘ J its-rectum: tiwluselt'es itt getting totes I OPPOmmIiY to View “K “it“ m0de18.
.lor the $240 phonograph. A number r
started by A. .l .tnuet'ine h titnnpun).
tor the s‘Jtto phonograph A number R ' '
NEW SPRING of coupons il'ttlll the llt‘“>[iiipel'.\ hate New separate D ESS SKIRTS 0f prevalllng mOdeS
S 0t already been turned ill at Th.- (\‘entl
“I 8’ 0a S an a S nel oliice. and dii members of (he
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At Pth luri Lo l.\lit.ltl-.S'l ALI. who tile concerned in obtaining the [((yllillihiri‘tiii‘li‘lfgllI‘i‘: liZ‘l‘itlihHe million“ DAINTY SILK WAISTS OF MANY COLORS AND DESIGNS.
IiES’l‘ VALVES possible. in use L'dl’lllt‘llih correct sttles depentla 'l‘her are HK‘illl'lFllillltit-ti to title ALL THE NEW SUITINGS
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ble qutlilllPs. First. the t'it‘dmle of place tor the t'a‘ S KS AND WASH DRESS FABRICS
‘ iledlttl 'i'tlik setoltti. the st trite ' -
LLOKKS P MILLINERY l ' ’ po |t o o o o
i . tnent of the \tstt to Hi liarnard's slit
6 ARIS d m ”w W W .0“... A splendid Itne of Vetltngs tn many patterns and colors
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u. . ‘ guilty wall paper and explain‘
Lt,“ my beautify your home at
"boot. Our prices anti 200'
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bolts."
'i’a‘aylaa. “J! it comes tnighty
M. and it works out tltat‘
hill loses a number of teeth.t
‘qulte a' number oitdecayed
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- tbe‘very best care of 00
.509 your dentist often. ._
{00th you will feel young
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It. So. Norwalk, Conn
museum; 7ton.m.
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A RRIAGES .\lrs Alexandria (lurcupdti died‘
Aii hth‘S ‘dl‘t‘ 111051 HHI‘ECUVG. and iii? lil‘it't’fi are \'t‘f)' l't’Hn‘llll'dilie ‘i: .~l endliIlg iii her illil. (- on perry
a enue. lll her sixty - uund ye.”
Wall 4. High Street-
Prompt delivery to all part. of Norwalk and surrounding townl.
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Mrs. Alexandria Gurcvynsid.
NEW LINE oi BABY CA
l‘nnernl services vtill he in It front the
law home of the (ii‘t‘l'llst'd Sunday Ni-
It-rnoon at I o'tlock and front St.|
.\l:ttt"s l‘hnrch. at 2:30 interim-nil
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HANDY G0 CARTS
‘hat lll>lilt‘ the tItlllftll'i of the child. and a rest for lilt' \u-ary itltililrl‘
"$2.50 to $10.00
RAYMOND a. SON
FUNERAL DiRECTORs Norwalk, Conn.
“iii ' ill St \iary's l‘t‘ll‘Ho‘l)
Funeral of Mrs. Richard Ryan.
l-‘utieral ;~t’l'\'i('t'> of ihe late \irs 1
Mary .l. Ryan. Wife of Richard Ryan.
who lili‘d ol pneumonia yesterday all
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y held tomorrow morning from her late
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home at 8:30 o'clock. and it‘Om St.
. Mary‘s; (‘hurch at 9 o'clock. Interment
will be it; St Mary's cemetery. .\lrs.
Ryan is survived by her husband.
Richard Ryan. and lite children.
.\|at‘_\- “illic. Richard, Vincent and
Francis.
Funeral or Mu. Webber.
‘l'lte rentnlns of Mrs (leoruianttd;
Weir-tar, Ville of George Wt-biier. “illll
died \\'ednesda_y in the Somali; llos ‘
pttul. will Ioutot'rov. morning he rc~
moved to llopeaell .m‘chtion, Nt-tt
York. {or interment
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lTODAY IN WALL STREET.’
Do You Sleep WithY :
Windows Op‘en ? '
30d heallh Rather cold gt'l
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NEW Ytlilk. llttl‘t-h 17 (Wall Street“
turn» a. tn.i~.\l«terlal gums fibre reg.
. istcred lit the outset oi today‘s Ht‘iiVP
market. war share: and allied special-t
You should. if you would enjoy g
ting up these chilly mornings. isn/‘t
Has it et er occurred to you that there is no real need oi shit- 0 tier being u“. "m" ,.m',h.m,ul (“N
ering and shaking while you dress in a cold room. At an ex- §H"95> Advances rum” from 1.“, 3
penst- that is too small to talk about. you can have your sleeping . points in Almirimn 9“," American;
Zinc. Mexican l‘etmletnn. l‘olorado
room warm and comfortable.
to good advantage this sprinlantous
You can use one of our g.
.Why don‘t YOU look into the matter? WE know what it won-
derful little heating stove it ts. hut YOI' don‘t.
iF iT is A GOOD THING, YOU DON'T WANT TO MISS IT, DO
YOU?
Pnel. Lacltttvranna Steel and the Su-7
‘xar and shipping shares. Mercantile
tMurine Preferred was especially prone}
'tomt. tutti. with (‘an_ and .t‘ioht-dt
Stales Seel. was freely ubaorbed. le
'ciblt- Steel was illt‘iill(‘d to react in the‘
initial dealings. but soon made full
' recovery.
ital backward tendency. with fraction-l
‘ttl recessions itt Reading and (smut
I Northern. '
WALL STREET. Noon. Activity
abated before the end oi the first
hour, trading falllng far below yettter
day's corresponding period. Prices
yieldcd as dealings diminished, the
munitions group, with few exceptions.
‘cancelllng early gains anti showing:
Egeneral heaviness. Profit taking con-4
ttribuled to tlflhdeclllle. but short sell
0 e 0 in induced by adverse Mexican ru-
.‘”0“0’ .‘mors. also was a factor. The market
fhtlrden'ed again toward middly, main-
lly in consequence of a broad demandi
“l‘hili i‘haserls" ill your home
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The price of"‘Chll‘—Chaafil" has been reduced from
“.75 to $3.75 durln March only. ~Guaranteed too—
money refunded, i not satisfactory.
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0 Associated Press)—
.. of Korea has been
> ithstttnding the. war.
idproclamation just is-
'0 ,fl'el'auchl. the governor-
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w'nldencc‘ and urge-
\ progress. In round
‘ '_t trade of the coun~
‘ for r‘oalers. ,
0 want. STREET. 1:30 p. tit—smi-
J . [ 6.0 / iecl to more variable tendencies mt
. P 8” 10 special stocks. the market maintained:
"WW , its recovery of the noon hour. Rails,
Izfll—— were in further demand and other
' were llrm to
. representative issues
104 WASHINGTON ST. iatrong.
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Lifl‘lt‘ml’i) smart. and entirely be“ Model. of “omen s, “is es ‘ TESTING GREATEST CABLE.
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and Juniors 'latlored t '
Suits and Coats
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white Check-Suiting,.all showing the effectiveness of high—grade
workmanship and‘Lhe latest style innovations.
AS USUAL, OUR PR'CES ARE THE. LOWEST.
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New Design Stands Pull ct 746.0M:
Pounds Without Breaking.
A section of the largest holstitig cal
ble in the world. made under a new;
design. withstood a pull of 746,000"
pounds in a tension test at labial) tin-2
liverslty, South Bethlehem. Pa.
The cable was designed for use in
the Mayari mines. ,in Cuba. of the‘
Spanish-American iron Company.and§
_t‘~'iii be attached to fifty ton o'r_e coral
lonerating on an inclined plane of more‘
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. ing to the report.
It!!!) of five year; info.
export has risen nearly
thgresult that the ex-
' ‘cr export,
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nit Myra: plot
proving the methods of farmlngf The
area ofcultiva‘ted land is still only 12}
per cent. of the entir‘eiarea of arablettion'lo the l-‘usan-New-Wiju line. and
.tcrritory. To avoid loss from flood or‘the total mileage of railw/a
which‘drought,‘it is still necessary to ell-:ODQH to trailic is over a thousand
‘ g per cent. has dropélurge the system of" irrigation. and H)
. luntlt rtake aflotestatlon.
agricultural products ., Among other tblngs‘whlch the gov»
_ W at ”50.000000 8 ernor~general:noticed as items in theimon
Witt} the Ntttrns forfprogress of Korea were the fact that
r the Japanese re-‘nio're' than‘ 6,600 guilds for- eavlngfitlso’have been founded.
, "wan produced than money had been established with a to- V
. no it was possl- ta'l credit 0! 8409.000: deposits in poe-
commodity to the 'fal savings banks)“ reached a total 1-,, '1 .et"”advertlnomema . allord you
‘8 The cover-on 013W: renun- hgve Ben com-in directory of tho but one-roam
tantalum-uni
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_ titan a mile. with a gradeeof all per:
tstruction of the Honamfgfoul»Wont-tan} cent. .-
"Rallway has been completed. in addi-' in addition to the high strength tie,
lf‘flnfitl'flil’d in the Lehlgh testdbonew;
cable is expected to have superl l
wearing quality because of its den ,
which includes six strands of thirty-I
sevenwlres and‘an independent wire
rope center.
ye now
fmiles. Telegraph and postal.statlon:
‘havc been establishedtlt more than
i600 places; the total number of com-
Echools is now Ever 400. and
schools for".-. higher education
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‘PHONOMAPH CONTESTx i
Judging from the. telephone lnquir-t
lea many societie- wlll be represented.
in the Edison Diamond Disc Phono-
arapl! com. .
V Those who commence voting earlyi
will undoubtedly receive the benefit;
ct themotuot many who would other-
who- nono interested.
the name catered will prove
t
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ed m"“§°,i’?‘$'9" you: on. homes in tofu—fat present available a’ mat m.“ a” start .v w
‘ 1..” dill“ M M. “I. 0011‘, to yo“. - ‘ ,4 . . vmn‘ Coupon ‘5 ”f Pm & 3'1
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. Krieger & Cg:
Don’t Wait Till Easter For ..
Your Spring Outfit
We have been busy for the past \two months in selec- i
ting and preparing for you. the greatest assortment of
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- Tailored Suits.
Coats,
Lillin‘ery, .-.~and~ waists 4~ - ,-
' '1 ~ thsctiybasevaw under one tool.
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i '. Strawsnaesmm $5. ' ii
i“ OUR FAMOUS AND: POPULAR CHA‘RGE- 3h
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tlon of the Rev. C. A. Marks. State
Agent J. A. Brundage wluwisit each
club throughout the summer.
Chichester.
_ The Norwalk Hospital has sent an
‘ able ally to Wilton in the person or
Miss Jasephlne liurlbutt. who has sue. The Rev. Charles A. Masks will
. cessfully sold tickets in Wilton forfomlt the usual Friday evening Lenten
spent Tues-‘the Regent Theatre benefit perfiormnservlce in St. Matthew‘s church. this
ance. “it Pays to Advertise." week, owing to his intention to attend
‘ the mission service in Newtown. He
gave notice that a preaching mission
.would be held in St. Matthew‘s church
rlll’edneitday, March 29th; Thursday,
'the 30m. and Friday, the 31st'.
Miss Mary F. thory
day in Bridgeport.
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Henry Burr Coley has purchased al
new power wood-cutting machine.
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Wednesday's snow which has cub
minted in huge wind driven drifts,
isolating those dwelling in outylng dls-
Mrs. Herbert Sturgea ls entertaln- idiCtH. recall the fact that a local'
in her son. Barry W. SiuI’SEE. 01' ihfi weather prophet declares that we still
West.“ \ have. live more snows to our credit.
— W take this means of thanking our
“‘3 and M": LeRoy Evans have Mi 3 C r enter in s enutn the win- ’ .
been alter-taming Mr. and Mrs. Wilt iter iii (hing RIMS. pShe 55m recen imany friends and relatives for their
liam Ryans. of WWW ‘news dd her Wilton friends of th in“ expressions of ”“19th during
. death of a rel'atlve. Mrs. Peck. whorl!“ slcknm and death of our beloved
Cassius Grumman has returned frommu frequently visited Wilton. ml this 1 daughter and Hillier. P9 A. Brown.
a few days‘ visit with his niece. MTG-iweek additional nova ls receiiedJ MR. AND, MR8. ROBERT .t. naowx
Hwy Benetton; or Namath. the death of Mr. Peck. AM) FAMILY.
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The Mission Bum will bid an open. Quito '31! audience gathered in the 4 I
Melina in the chapel. this week Fri-[Town Hall. tut Saturdayutemoon. “’5 “F7 Y°Uv MOW! ‘
‘ CARD or: Tamas.
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an afternoon. the insulin:- permit- lto listen to J. C. Wright. uf- the l-‘air- ,
ting. ‘ ‘ field Conanlty Farm Bureau. The top-t tiara'Kawler—Dls you ever go to one
.. .lcs treat were oompre naive—that. o! t e ““01 y >
Mrs. D. it. Lambert. Jim has been'la,'the mutual, toes of " the farms ~9 . no? “defy-40” ’ but/my dwgh.
luau, etc, arid the lamentable court ~
vinter'trlth her sister.
lound, inma'nv country.
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modular. heirloom to in “3’3““ 3"“? 39 be" In
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In. John Cunning. ' ,
York. has reduced fothltou and lliplaces. An Agricultilfll Club in to be , read. I . '
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