GOING TO BUILD.
code right down is or onus-a we'll bdp you with .u the do!
tails and you will place youroel under no obligatbaa by so doing.
Nothing like talking these things over with someone who knows
how from experience—its the no way to actually save money, be in-
sured satisfaction, and cut building lusts.
Plans for almost anythinx you want to build ready for your inspec-
itie Hatch o Bailey Co.
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
Specialties: Cree-"dint Stained Shingles, Beaver Board.
'le foding glum and life
u 1. its charm; when all
4'”! ”ions pains and aches
he filled you with alarm;
* devils blue and devils
H and devils short and
*fl deem darting vaguely
'mnd your back and run-
Ii“ through the hall-
Us just the time to try
“1|!!! to cheer your jaded
" all-your evenings by a
' . ‘W blue of Dixie Carmel
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Suit/s. Coats and Hats
At Plilt‘h‘s to INTEREST ALL who are concerned in obtaining the
BEST VALVES possible in new garments, correct styles, det'iltlu-
bie qualities.
CLOAKS we PARIS MILLINERY
33 SOUTH MAIN ST. SOUTH NORWALK.
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Beers Meat and Provision Co.
6 NORTH MAIN ST.
South Norwalk. Phone Ii80.
13 MAIN ST.
Norwalk. Phone 88x.
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t‘oiiiiin's. N .\l., March 20. in-
1tiemed at'lltlly on the pait or troops
:siationed here and the arrival during
the night ot a number of troop and
supply trains indicated today that ad»
ditional fort-es shortly will be on their
way to augment the American puui-
lite expeditionary forces now in the
Liteld in Northern Mexico.
In addition to the troops which de-
trained here. a large part of which
were cavalry. many pulsed through,
bound. apparently, tor some poitii
westward along the border.
One of Lhe problems which th.
coininissary department at the llllilr
taiy base has been striving to suite
is that of supplies with- which toleeti
the troops. For smeral years the iii-
i
teinai strife Ill Muir-o tirtuully has
stined the agricultural interests of
the district thiouh \lillt‘il the Amer»
iran troops the luliumi to be pass
iniz. As a result neither loud for the
then nor forage for the animals can be
obtained itt .\ie\ico and must be
tiaiisporled fmiti here.
The large motor trucks. the equip
{pins of which has occupied military
and ciiilian tin-chant” for two days.
weer ready for senior today Till‘flti'
dltioiial hospital and signal unit: also
are ready for field sei'iire
Major W ll Sample commandant
at the inilitaty field base here was
kept III communication with General
‘I‘el’si'lllflli‘ forces by ineans of the
army wireless biit adhering tenacious
ly to the censorship ruling he refused
to make public any information re
t‘t‘iH‘d. Instructions-Dave been issued
3 common R u G 's
Q. woman of refinement. Xuthing.‘
‘ r to a woman‘s heart than a
I home tastefully furnished. Iii
‘Dome to us we‘ll show you our»
d nullity wall paper and explain‘
'lltl may beautify your home at
Millet cost. Our prices and gum
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In Many Sizes and Patterns
The A..l. Angevitie &',S‘0n Co.
134~136 WASHINGTON ST. SO. NORWALK.
Ililitl not otily communications sent
out by newspaper correspondents
must be censored. but also that those
‘ol ofllcers and men of the army and
of residents of t‘olutubus must be
passed upon. All incoming telegraph-
‘lt titessaaes also are passed upon by
ithe military censor before delivery
iltirricd preparations were begun to
day for caiiloniucnl hospital. The
hospital is to operate with thy- lit-Mi
hospital and :tltlbuizillt't' companies
now with the entedltionarv force and
with the busedmspitul at El l‘aso.
I:\t‘l\ soliiii-r accottipitnylng
punitive expeditionary force has been
taccinated against smallpox and sit-
en the army prophylaxis treatment for
‘typhoiti. Especial ntletttion also
ill“
IS
want to you.
given by army medical othcers tnpl‘i
. ‘ l'ildm C0 . sit: “norms A MAN ENiovs
. (fl, 1 IT.
m at. East Norwatk because he manages to eat a
tough, stringy and juiceless
piece of steak or roast beef and
has dyspepsia for his compla'
ccny afterwards. Don't be a
martyr to poor meals when you
can buy prime roasts, steaks
chops and other meats at the
same price here. We know how
to chose meats, poultry and
sell only the choicest at
Tel ' 46?
.fl; g.“ saying, but it comes mighty
, a" truth. and it works out that
' L {HA than loses- a number of teeth.‘
“14;; .nuite ii number of decayed
‘ , . ~ Hie digestion is impaired—1,
Viiiestlon brings on other ills;;|
s strength and energy. "pl;
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Phone 583-2
76 North Main street
a
“ mu under the same circum!
loses her color. gets wrinkles,
”RIVA thinner in the face. She
Full Weight Cond. Skimmed Milk, 2 cans .......... 15¢
. . , ‘ '. Full Weight Condensed Milk, a can ................
”93‘: me 3::1“':::‘ 2‘3“]: 3’! Pure Cocoa in qt. jars. Cut to ............... 0:
teeth. See your dentist often. White Rose Jelly Powder. xoc size, 2 pkgs. ...... 1 ¢
-_ z; -- th you will feel youiig‘ Fancy Pink Salmon, 3 cans ....................... 25¢
.. fll- Evaporated Apples. 3 Pkg. ......................... 11¢
‘ Old Dutch Cleanser, 2 cans ....................... 15¢
Fancy Evaporated Peaches. a lb. . . . . . . .
Fancy C iliiornia Prunes. 2 lb. .............
A. STULL
as Cottage Street.
J. H. Maliery.
n “.80.. Norwaik, Conn
Inn. to 5p. m.; 7 to 8 p. m
by appointment only.
THE
EXTRA FANCY
Large Naval Oranges 30¢ doi.
’Good Table Butter 3h“ lb.
Bast Family Flour 88¢ bag
. Eastindia Tea Co.
f Leaned on Articles of
'VALUE
Huston. insrnumgurs,
fiav, are. ON spice.
isenlleld. Prop.
South Norwalk l
vent outbreaks of tiplitis.
been prevalent recently
the southern republic.
It is known here that the inetiicnl
ofllcers who accompanied the troops
are taking thorough sanitary ‘mt'lst-
tires at each stopping place. Iiid that
all water supplies are helm: tested for
lirlifl's‘ of poison
No interrupUtm
which has
throughout
of concentration
marked the passing of Stimiav In (‘ol-
llmbus. The troops were to pt so bus
lly sneaked in preparations for even
dutilities that even religious services
were impossible It was pointed out,
however. that there sere no chap.
taint-i in camp. all the available relin-
Ions omcers having been taken with
the expedition.
EL PASO, March 20.-—\'llla has
doubled eut and south of Namlqnipa.
according to it telegram received by
‘General Cavira at Juarez today. llo
reports that Carranza troops are ad-
vancing from the south. while tho
Americans are continuing their march
{truth the‘ north in an effort to close
i the net around the bandit.
WASllING’I‘tW. March 20. 4nform-
intion that the American expeditionary
‘forces in Mexico have established
icontact with Francisco Villa and his
(band of outlaws w‘aa anxiously await-
ed today by the War Department.
i Latest Tinof‘llclal advices received
: here say that Villa, fleeing before the
'Anierloan advance. has reached his
own country in the Guerrero district.
where army oilicers say. he may elude
i his pursuers indefinitely.
They believe. however. that if Vlltii
intakes a stand the campaign will be
'brotight to a quick conclusion. But
llf he abandons his men. ofllcers say.
the could find a ,retreat iii the nearby
'mountains. or. in the garb of a peoti.
go so far south as to make his ap~
. prehension impossible.
Elaborate scouting plans. it is said.
1 have been made by Gen. Pershing to
Emeet such ti situation. As a Inst re-
isort,. trusted Mexican scouts who
i know the retreats oi the bandits
would be employed to run Villa down.
Instructions have gone forward to
Ethe forces in Mexico, not to occupy
IMexlcan towns so as to prevent the
possibility of stirring up resentment
among the natives.
Gen. Carranza today replied to the
American Goyernnient's request for
use of Mexican Railroad lines for
.movemept of supplies to the punitive
.
, . Specials lor Tuesday
[lib hub Chops 18c Pig’s Liver 08c
Ila-Weak 15c Pig’s Kidneys 08c
SiisalderSleslt 16c Pickled Trlpe ‘ 10c
.‘ Pickled Pig‘s Feet 10c
we issus vows Foxfire: GREAT, LIBRARY cou-
n.
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finest at a standstill
r1
Schlitze’s Saniiary Markets
icxpedition, with a request for more
iconiplete information or exactly what
tttie War Department wants. Gen.
iCnrransa‘z. reply"was sent to Presl-
fdent Wilson. The information he
tasks wit lbefurnlshed. ' .
l The administration realizes fully
Tube dltlimlty of Gen. Camnsa's post-
gtlon. because of feeling in Mexico.
I Sailing orders of the battleship Ken-
.tucky, which had been ordered from
liner-e was ifo need for the ship at
lVem Gina. and that reports trash the
3mm coast of puteo were optimis-
, tic.
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' Mrs. Robert Acton. oi 7 Concord St-.
with so It .
. mm the noon 3: wssu arcs 's'r. . , , 39 MAIN ST.
"Wu" SOUTH onwscx. noswscx.
which were .\ \
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',ot Friendahlll Annotation. No.7.
New Orleans to Vera Crus, were
.changed today to send the ship to 3
Galveston. Secretary Daniels said
' room at 4: Litniiy. at 5; choir rehear-
Il tomorrow entertain the members
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Tristram ‘8. Hyatt
GAZETTE BLDG. THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE. NORWALK.
t
Spring Styles
ll. Suit Department
The new arrivals are the last word in the prevailing fashions.
‘ Window Shades to Order
Now is the time to make Plans for new window shades. We will gladly give estimates on a
Single window or the entire house.
IN THE BARGAIN BASEMENT
Practical Mail Boxes
A very good japaned metal box with wire rack for papers and parce‘s .. .. . 106
I A better box of heavier material, complete with rack, lock and key . . . . . . ....... . 406
Oil Heating Stoves at Reduced Prices
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H. Krieger a. Co.
The oldest 'Millinery Store
DEATHS“ AND FUNERALS'
Mrs. John A. Peppard. [
Minnie. wife of John A. I't-ppard, oil
lilis (ll_\. tilt'ti at the i’esitIt-llte til Itel'i
sister, Mrs .Ittlllt‘< Williams, III Ilen-g
yer, t‘oiotatlo. Saturday afternoon.
\I">. l'eppai'd iiitti not been in the
lit-st oi health for some. time pan-Land
about :t month ago, accompanied by
Sir .l‘cppurd. \tent to lh-nier for on
‘llltit‘llllilt‘ Hit) The news lot her
fileath “as ierettt-d iii South Norwuiki
lutth gtcut It'L‘lt'l by her llltlli) l'ilends.
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lVorwnik (‘oourn national church. and
'hati been an I‘tti'llral worker there
during Ilt‘l‘ It'n yenrs' resident-c Ill iilt' ..
Ill). Shi- wits ol a loiahle disposi-
tion, and tit‘ttllt'ti to ilt‘I' home life and
numerous |II|\:tlt' charities ill this
section. It is expected that the hu-
rial will take lliltt‘t' in the \l'est.itiiil
that in it short time Mr. l’i-ppanl will
return to this city, where he has been
in business tor seteral years.
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We are now showing models for
Spring that are exclusive.
We have made a life study in cater-
ing to the tastesof most of the South
Norwalk Women, Old and Young.
Our Popular Prices for Miliinery Can
not be matched elsewhere.
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Patrzck F. McLoughlln.
l'atiick Francis Mthiuuhliii, it for
inter rt sideiit ‘of Walla Walla, State of
Wiisliitiutoii. passed away at the lining
of his sister. Mrs. James Merritt. 17
\'an ant street. East Norwalk, yes
ii-i'tiiiy morning. Mt. /.\it‘IIUlluiIi|lt
jcniiie East about nine weeks ago. Itr‘
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iter his lll‘l'i‘tlli he was taken seriously .0 I
‘ill with heart trouble. Mr. McLotmh- 0
.Im is stii'iiyed by his mother. Mrs. 0:00.
‘l’utrick McLoughlin. of Ireland: also.
‘ilt'e Ill‘olilt'lh and the sisters, Mrs.
’Willinm t‘roiil. Mrs. James Merritt,
.‘llcrnard Mclunighlin and .Iohn Mc-
l.otiithltii. all of Norwalk: Mrs. Pitt-
.rick Iii-vino. Mir-rt Susie McLOiiithIiii.
illiss Maui-h- McLouahlin, James )lc‘
I.t)ll|.’IlIlll. of Ireland; 'l‘homits Mc-
gl.ouulilin, of Alaska. and William Mc-
ilaitighlln. of Doom-site, I’ii. Funt‘riil
=serviccs will tie held Wednesday
LIIIOI'niIIg. at nine o'clock. at St. Jose
cpli's church. Interment will be in
‘51. Mary's cemetery.
l lie was a member of Spokane.
t\\'ashiiigton, Lodge of l-Ilks. and Nor-
vnillt Lodge of I-lets will conduct nit;
,nioriat services for the deceased. tos
fniorrow evening. ill 7:30 o'clock. at
the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Mer-
lrttt. Members will meet at the Home
iln South Main street at 6:45 o'clock.
Henry Warren Hallock.
Henry \‘t’nrren Bullock died sud-
denly yesterday from npoplesgv. Mr.
Hullock, “ho was 68 years old, was‘.
found dead in bed at his home at Mrs.
Sadie Raymond's, 14 Washington
street. lie is sutyivcd by three brot Il-
cm and one sister. t‘harles I-‘. and
Moses i’. ljatlockr and Mrs. John H.
liattcrsoii, oi 'lhis city, and George
illallock, of lliithersl‘ord, N. J. The
!funeral will be held tomorrow after.
.noon at 2:30 o'clock front the under.
itaking parlors of David W. Raymond
on “'cst Washington street. Rev. 5.
.l’. Fairbanks, pastor of the Hunt Ave
ittie M. id. church, will oillciiite. Inter-
ment will be to Pine Island cemetery.
MISS POLHEMUS
WISHES T0 ANNOUNCE THAT SHE HAS
TAKE? THE SOLE AGENCY FOR THE
GILLETTE
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tll'A'RANTEED TO FIT ANY FIGURE
(‘.\lil. AND SEE SAMPLE 80 WASHINGTON STREET
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After the customer finds our furniture abso-
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lutely satifies all his quality demands. they cer-
tainly are agreeably surprised and impressed to
Charles Sisovsky. ' 1 _. I
Charles Sisovsky. a former resi- earn our prices are so 0W.
dent of Day street. died yesterday
morning at the Narauinke Home. aftei
,n prolonged illness. The deceased
‘was it former employe at Lockwood's
A CHANCE} TO PROVE THIS
lock shop, and was twenty-seven
years of age. Funeral services will TO YOU IS ALL WE ASK.
be held this afternoon, at three I
io'clock, l'roui Mariner‘s tindeitaking
parlors. In Main street. The Rev. (‘.
E. linrto will officiate. ‘
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GRACE PARISH NOTES.
Mondny- lfi'eninglpraycr at 5; sing-
ing class in the Guild room a) 7:30. 6
Tuesday »- Evening prayer at 5; re-r
hearsal of the Junior Guild choir..
5:30: Girls‘ l-‘riendly Society in the'
parish house at 7:30: Knights of King'
Arthur in the Guild room at 7:30. '
\V'edncsday~\\'oman's Guild in the:
parish housegat 2:309 evening profit;
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caao OF THANKS. t
We wish to"thank the members of Tuesday evening. the 2m. st
“Friday—Meeting of the Junior! Court Mahackemo. Foresters of Ameri- at attend services'to be held-at
Guild for sewing with Mrs. Frank ; co and other friends for sympathy am“
Van Buren. 6 Stevens street, at 2:30: kindness shown us In our recent loss
Bible class for‘ women in the Gulldtot hde and hill".
7 MRS. JAMES O'BRIEN AND FAMILY
" Saturday—Feast‘ oi the Annuncimi. M
tron—Celebration of the ~Holy (‘om-. Typhoid fever is a disease pgcuuar
munion at 9:30; evenlng prayer at 5. to ML ' ,
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rector of East Norwslk. at 8. _
Thursday—The. celebration oi'_ the;
Holy Communion at 9:30; rector's‘
helpers at No. 9\Wcst Main street. at
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Wasbington.‘ B. P. 0. Elle, No.
Per order of .
\‘J. W. 8M1TH. E.
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The Elks will meet at. the home
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Van Zant street for, funeral sort-ices
over Brother McLaughlin, of Spokane.
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