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Lunches
While Pine Compound
With Tar
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what. is beiore them. Winter still
coal enough this weather to keep
enough to spur so all up your bins
for an, emergency.
Phone 113.3.
For'flntColdonoura
lem
Salt Cod
14C Ibno bone
Alhadvoll‘resh.
alllaldcalletliiall
New Iediertl
Bennett 1
Lane’s Bakery
5t viaduct-n
urea.
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~Get your mcshhag repaired and re-‘
plated at Brand’s. Washington street,
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Miss Margaret Jennings, a local
teacher whose home is in Rowayton,
rolled 147 in two games. at the Nor--
walk Alleys Saturday afternoon.
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iiev. Lyman R. Hartley, associate
pastor of the Washington Heights
Presbyterian church, was a visitor at .
‘ltr home of his brother KeV. ll. U.
l! .rtiey, pastor of the South Norwalk m End IOIId
Clans
Baptist church, yesterday. 1
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BRIDGE MARKET
1: North Main St.
-Free Delivery. Phone lob
’I‘he union evangelistic services \viil
zl.i.~ week be conducted in the Nor-
waik Congregational church. This is,
the dual week. The speaker tonight
V.“ be. ill-v. S. l’ i-‘ai'uulika, pastor;
of the East Al't‘ll‘l‘ .\l"llllilll>i l'Ipiato-‘l
oul church.
lly an indirect source, rcports hul'ei
been received by thel ocal authorities,
of recent cock lights which have been
held in Norwalk and vicinity. A light,
of this description is believod to hat'e‘ "
been run off yesterday Just outside of
the city line. The matter has been
mwmgmem and proper action will Our Fifteen Pound Sheila Are Packed
be takoh to put a stop to further ac-V With 252 Bullets.
“pm” am. kind. ‘ Aside from poison gases and fire
lbombs, the out deadly engines of.
John Mcliortnack, the populnr irl'ih nodern wart are shrapnel shells
tenor. who has a summer home near The. meat effective parts of the shrap-
lhis city, gave his seventh concert of nel are the lead iulicts contained in
the present season yesterday afternoon the shell, which are thrown out in a
in Now it. Mr. .‘.‘rt‘ormat'lt sun?! conical shape when the timing fuse.
six new songs heard yoslcriny for the which explodes the powder at tho
first time with great success. They‘lmse, blows the nose off the shell,
“Tho Goddcsa in the Garden." freeing the bullets packed within It.
“Tho 'Jtnglc Flo'- In an t-ightoon pound ahcll thc mngs
l of these bullets is npprottiniatcly 2.30
square yards.
—-—————-— The lead bullets, which are gcneral—
Al the Wednesday mt "no. of The ly half an lace in diameter. are made
('omtnunity Club. at t‘iwr tlnh room. frotu a numbcr of different compoel~
its West avenue, at 3...)” p. 121.. Mi“ lions, the most common heing that of
\‘ida liunl Francis will talk on “Car eightywscvon and onc-half tarts lead
thcdrals of Northern France" MPH- and twelve and one-half pnrls anti.
Dr. Power! has kindly cemented t0 mony. The actual ll‘llll‘llor of lead.
sing before and after turl eclure. ller bullets contained in a singlc shell \'a-'
selection before the 100111" will be rles with the different governments
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AMERICAN SHRAPNEL.
verc:
“ls‘tisltmirl Song,‘
er." “Among the Fuchsuns." “lill
\'-'ako.' and "Worth While."
“Thou O Lord, Art My-ltcdeomcr." which manufacture them. In lhc=
by Camille SaintSaens. Ml" ““97 "‘9 \lllt"‘llilll liftoeu pound shell there'
ltrture “La Captive." hv A. Camp“. are 2.32; in the llrltisli fifteen found
slicll there are 23.3. The bullets in
r. Se Marian, the ""1000 genius, the American shell hate six flattened
will complete his unfinished nrorrmn sldct. in the. foreign made shells the,
0’ Friday night, tonight “l q l" m., 3' built-tn lmvu spherical sides. an ar-i
Knight BIN“ A- M- “1- Church. ilr. 8‘ rangonont which does not allow of so
Harlan is one of the 81'8”?“ musi- close packing as the American plan. 5
clan! and singers 0' there 1““ mu" ’l‘ht-re are two methods of manu-
vcllous ability has made fame WT him factoring shrapnel she‘ls which arc
in every country of the
world. Hence. the demand for this re- By one of these the bullets are cast
ptlition.
th (A.
free.
Bring a friend. Adm-““0. the center to facilitate romovnl after
casting. By the other slugs are cut‘
from lead wire and struck
of ice in a hendling machine. One by
Letters from the Department
Commerce.
received by the Norwnlk Chamber of ing‘machineti which have a producim. v
Commerce. in regard to the
shortage. which is now becoming ser- used for the manufacture of flatlenodl
'0“ throughout the United sum519-bitllcls.0ne hydraulic press and elgh:
“9 Mme“ “"393 that notices heading machines. with caiiacilv ofl
be sent out by each chamber of corn- 950 bullets a minute. are used to pro-V
mores. wamign be people attain-t un- duce the spherical bullets.
shortage. and asking them to “'9 1’0“ The. lead bullets for years
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11156 mg! and ”DOT. instead 0‘ dee- been cast from lead wire thy a pro- From the east that is pink with dawn ,1
troylng the same, as bu
been the case.
formerly case which is gradually going out ot‘
use. and a newer and more rapid pro
‘— case has taken its place. In the meth- '
M ed used almost exclusiVely at pret-'
SI S d' V ient the molten load is poured into a:
1 cylinder from which it is pushed out!
through a die by mean- of a plunger,‘
Rent a box in our burglar
and fire proof safe deposit
the metal having time to settle belloroi
it is forced through the press.
1110 bullets ITO shaken together in
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3:3“ mg: yggm; ‘a tumbling machine or barrel for in
am“. it I] m hour. the action of one against an-
other renaming all unevonneas on the
sides. A careful watch is kept over
the tinnbilng operation, as it is nee
scary to see that the bullets conform
to a certain etudarti at wokht. A
‘mauoaoeonodnmhoapoundoe
inflat- is allowed. forty-one bullets a
.puund being the accepted standard.-
Now York Thu;
other valuables where
thieves cannot enter nor _
fires reach them.
$4.00
annual rental will inaure ab-
solute safety. Private rooms
are provided in which valua-
bles may he examined. cou—
pom cut and consultations .
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THANKS AND FAREWELL.
thtk do” thanks we write
has. words for our farewell—
To youjho can your mite.
'mbulnao m swell
”lemma!!!
.They were then returned to
‘Vt'eckfi' one day by day;
‘tellow knew when another week was
:(lh‘ Ride with the lidc,
cvlllved cmnmonly used at the present l.lme..
between 3
paper capacity of 930 bullets :1 minutc. nrc,‘
AWE! MAN
A wise man prepaies for tomorrow. There is no one that roots
the spring months with as. The most important elation is to have
RAYMOND BROTHERS
housinhiewpif wedonane
oo-iortaue. We hue plenty and
to the bl'lIll and be well provided
r31 Washington St.
KEEPING OOUNT OF DAYS.
How Lonely Australians Tell
Tim.
the
On the immense sheep ranc'm-s in.
‘Auatnlia the boundary riders have.
each a district to look after. in which'i
' each of
sheep come to no harm. it II a hard
{lonely line, in which the rider rarely
Many of
ways of
sees another human being.
these men have strange
Ikeeping count of the dIyI.
One rider. who had lived for thirty
,yeara in the back country, used two
lam tins and seven pebbled One tin
was marked, “This Week" and the
other, “Inst Week." On Survey
morning he was accustomed to take
‘ a pebble out of “mt Week" and drop
it into “This Week." The operation
he repeated every morning until
"This Week" had used up the seven.
“hast
and the old
passed.
Another rider.
several plans to keep count of
days. but always failed. At last he
hit on a novel and altrat'lve method.
lie made a hit: damper—the name
the Australians give to a cake of flour
and water with a seasoning of salt—
on Sunday and marked it into sevenl
, parts
, lowance. and the slices that rt\iaingt
ltold him the number of days thatllrucks.
Each section was a day's al-
most pass before Sunday came again.‘
For several weeks this method
never failed him. Unfortunately, one
Tuesday he fell in with a fellow rider?
who was very hungry Eagan Illnted
himself. in order that the ravenous
one might be satisfied with that day' a
section of the damper. But It was no
good. The host saw the knife (till
the boundary line and the hungry
rider carve into the almanac.
c'duid stand ll no longer.
"Stop. now. Stopi” he yelled, as he
clutched hold of the remains of the
damper and shirt-d at his
“There." he continued. you to eaten
Tuesday and you' \i- eaten Wednesday.
and now you want to slice the host of
the mornin' of Thurstlay' .\'ol if i
can at0p it. sonny' l wont he know
ing the day of tho week" -Thc
\‘outh's Companion.
DRIFTlNG IN DREAMS.
Good night, Little One. good night.
tiny glorious rest.
The old Sundman's host.
Be thine. Little Ono, tonight.
them has to keep the wire]
lienoes in repair and see that the
named Eagan. tried
the,
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visitor l
Midliiliill ~.
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ROANOKE. \a., March ii.—-Jac.lt
Allen. brother Sidna and Floyd Allen,
leaders of the gang that assassinated
officials of the Carroll county court,“
Hiilsvillc. was killed last night at the
home of Mrs. flirt Martin, seven miles.
from Mount Airy. N. C. Will Mc-
(‘raw, who was with Allen and who
dirappeared immediately after the
ihci was heard. is being sought.
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AS JURY NAMES VERDICT
Samuel Hut-wit: and Sons, of Hart.
ford, Creato Scene In Superior
Court Room.
llAR"-ll0Rl). March 20. Stenettof'
wild (flfllllh'loll and emotion such as:
the aide->1 haunt could-not recall werei
enacted. Saturday afternoon, in l
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lllt‘:
Superior court when the jury afterl
being out about an hour. reported a}
verdict of guilty on all three counts
rgainst Samuel Ilurwltz. 60. a roar
chant of lllil city, and his two sons,
“with?“ '.’.'l, and Bartlet. 21. charged
«with receiving and concealing thou
[Hinds of dollars' worth of merchnn
from New York
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itiiaP slnlt‘ll Flt).
l “'htn st‘nlf’llt‘é‘tl to state prison for
t.oi ltss than one nor more than I]
lyeaw, the elder Hurwitl thrashed
around the court room tearing his
hall and board. Four of his children
lwere removed from the room, but
illltlr «ties of They didn't do it,"
and Mercy! Mercy!" could be dis
Reuben was sent to prison for from
one. to ~t .en. years. and Bartlet, to the
reformatory.
Thcy wtrt- convicted of rccelviniz
and concealinir two cases of silk
worth $1485. stolen from (‘harles
,Woife 5: Company. of New York.
$1.00 worth of underwear belongingto
Walter W. Mover. of Ephrata Pa.
land $700 worth of underwear the
{property of Henry D Sw.tulz of 600
.\t eat 46th stwct. New York.
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MILFORD FACES COAL SHORT-
AGE; MERCHANTS ACT.
\illl‘ORIl. \iurch 20.——'l‘he scar.
lclty of anthracite coal has become so
pronounccd .licrc that the executive
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May thy dreams. Little (inc. be brixhl isooiation met last night and framed a.‘
As you sail away
For the evening play
(in the 30th of (‘liiltl's llcliKht.
l.it h- ship.'
As it rcd ruse leaf
()n a coral reef
On this most adventurous trip,
,Come and 9'13"! m“ “”9 in iron molds, which are split down3
To the land of good little boys.
O’er beautiful seas
That are sure to please.
To the hind of wonderful toys.
at Washington, have been draulic wire press and fourteen head-1
Pirate ships, storm beaten and old.
Great castles of kings
And hundreds of things
1 life. dungeons o‘er iimvlng with gold.
But at last. when the old moon‘s gone.
Then put out to sea
And sail back to me
-—F. Newlln Price in Browning’s Malt-
urine.
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ll ill llillll Willis
Rheumatic suiferers are highly sen-
lsitive and easily affected by any
change in thew eather, "they feel It
in their bones."
Rheumatism la the foe which steal!
away the Joy of life.
“Would-one Prescription- Iil." the tilt!-
fersut remedy. has banished winter
terrors for all. ,
Each week more and more summers
in all walks of life take “Neutron
Prescriptiu 80" and every veek add!
more names to the long list of pet'-
maoent cures. Go to your druggist
Wyndfllmordlfiomtlhn.
wn repayyoa many times in hIIith.
Hall “Wu-M Illa.
Thomflrhnnuy South Nor,-
wa'tw; nan-tun: ,
Inquest in behalf of the small town
lalong the Sound shore that the Now
lYork, New Haven 8: Hartford llall-
.road facilitatt- the movement of cars
'of hard coal to thcir destination. it
Is claimed that shipments have been
on the way for three months and that
whilc interior towns are getting cool
the shore towns are suffering keenly
because no coal is being sent lothem.
One of the members of the commit~
tee stated that people who are living
,at shore resorts this winter have had
No go to bed early in'the evening be
cause they did not have fuel supplies
enough to enable them to sit up and
keep their stoves going.
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a SHADES To llltlllik :
l a A SPECIALTY. a
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a A.Dtcltemnn& Son's :
a South Norwalk. D
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' a WI dive Library votes 9
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n Dooooooooooo n,
When ~l called upon Miss Draper
And was shown the handsome pa~
per,
0n the walls of her new home, a
block away,
When expressing admiration of ar-
tistic decoration,
She replied with much elation. in
this way
It is altogether owing to the work.
of Ir. Cohen.
Aunt: utility twoommeud his.“
“I. .
Wollml‘ said. your views I'm hood."
For ill nor that 1'. needing
I '11! am! and stamina plane
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LADIES’
9 inch Lace 1
B OOT‘S
in All the Fashionable
Sindee.
5.9.9
Glover’s
scorn NORWALK
THE DEMAND FOR
PRIVATE SECRETARIES
lies opened a new field for
young people.
Let us prepare you
MElell. COLLEGE
South Norwalk. Stamford. Port
Chester.
tintth heard throughout the building ‘
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TFYPIWRITEIS — t. c
lltth. Underwood
W all ethos
nah“. sold. room
meted. Rentals. to
per month. lashin-
sold at SS per month.
JAI» DONNILLY
toms-laments“.-
REIUIL‘I’
llllilllli IIIIIS. lllllldt
t3 Crou 3t. 13 Woodward Ave.
'Phono 1523. South Norwalk. Ct.
STORAGE AND REPAIRING. FORD
WORK A SPECIALTY.
Tina, Tubes and Supplies.
Service I Foainre‘.
Prompt
suit
Ha zelton
Coal
. it creates pinched nerves and pain in “10111” own if they are mada . .
FRESH anon run mu.
3 once. 25¢
Davey’s
Phone 410
Sale of Shapes
I $1 Shape..- s9‘c;
Ladles’Wnite Lace Boots
New hi
be popu
All Kinds of Rubber Fool Wear
The spring thaw is Surely coming. and dry feet save doc- *
tor' I bills. '
CONNEALLY 81 BRACKEN ,
South Norwalk, Conn.
01 wasnmovos eraser
nih- -cut. models in buckskin or kid. that are sure to
TELEPHONE MM
Reliable Office Furniture
Desks, chairs. typewriter and telephone tabled, sectional boot; “I“.
and many other practical pieces at \ery reasonable prices
{heel
Look in the show windows in htln‘ll‘ random selections, ; 1:5
it.
Prompt delivery to all parts of the cit, and surrounding towns, : an“
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RAYMOND a SON ,.
Wall a ngh Streets FUNERAL DIRECTORS Norwaik Soon 3;
Prompt delivery to all parte of Norwalk and Iurrounding “,2...
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CALL US UP
l and we will rush our trouble
than right around when some
thing like thiI happen! in your
home. If your
PLUMBING
is defective, antiquated. unaam
tIry or worn out, have us make
noooaIary repairs or mull a
new In“. of
MODERN PLUMBING
JOBIINO A SPECIALTY
Holmes kNASH
Plumbing and Heating
FACT FREIGHT LINE To NEW
YORK
Freight boat loaves Pier 21 N
River, New York (foot of Catherine
St.) Ivory day except SundIy, at I l."
m. Freight received at Naval: up to
5 p .m. and at South Norwllk
5: 30 p. m. “9 “
Georro F. Fools. General
VrHE ANNING J. SMITH mm
’OHVATION LIN‘ U...
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‘ The Reeddt Valli
Electrical Co. '
The Only Fully Equipped
ELECTRICAL SHOP
I In the Town
AUTO SUPPLIES
Phone 805—50 So. Main it.
So. Norwalk, Music Hall Bio“
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North Mala St.
The New Selene
oarihrvion or cthoenacttu'
Chiropractic la the definition of the
come of the disease and the art OI
adjusting the same. Disease is caused
by I wrench. twist or sprain in the
hack. Even if done in childhood
WAR PRICES
The pcople in Europe m hov
old rags. Send postal or telep
lint. Eiiron Co.
Chlropractou remove the cause at 3 Row." St, E.
disease and pain. health is restored .5 he may ”N: H-‘Nhorwllk. Teiiui
ll est Prices for a .
through harmonizing the nerve Iya- kinds of Junk S“, that them” ..~
lento In your body. Female trouble- address is on the mm ,1 you .
given special attention. also annuities lTO [insure eatishction
if the spin. You will never regret 4‘"
rlvlnl the Chiropractor a chance to
help you.
Magnetic treatmenta given also.
T. Francis. 1). C.
later life in the different organs and
link.
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Ted. 4‘
Then. Hershf'wlddrSonCaf u Wthlngton et. ea. Norwellt. Conn
122 WATER or. TEL. 234 “Mm m m" M m"
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F. S. LYON ow lllllllllllll lillE = Successor .. w... ma
GOOd 10b Printing
Best Paper, Beet Work, Bea: Prise-
” NORTH MAINSTIEET
S. NOIWVALK PHONE 00?
The Banner Home-
Made Bakery
Go shopping doys, when I am tired
Of hurrying to and fro, ..
My steps will wander, toward the
place,
Where bread and cookies grow.
Outside the air is damp and chill.
With softly falling snow,
not there is heat, with odors sweet.
.Where bread and cookies grow. '
Thens’re loaf cakes nice and cup cakes
toad,
ht biscuits in a row.
And oh. so many tootmome things.
!_ and It 8 Hanna.
MAME
in. km. W.
EUROPE“! FLA!
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Phone 499
ALL :3st : 37 Fort Street. East Namath
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VIRGINIA
’Get Your Reservation Through the
Agents.
1. M. LaylondCo. Inc.
REAL ESTATE O. INSURANCE
3 Railroad Ave. South Not-walk
“M.
“a.
Specialaln
BOYS’ SUITS AND OVER- .
I Men’s Flannfl0ATs l'
3 . 5 is A. 79¢. 31.19 ants
FlilSWle’S. PIE Ba" Flame! Wm 19am
“1:. ...:::.r' 2:; D. Goiihel
obtainable. ' " N“ W! ’t‘ 9", mm
Ask Your Grocer for Them.
Insist anthem at your rea—
tenants.
The Little
For um Service call
"In it. mono.
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