CHEER UP !
m hardships conic.
' " (cello; grunt and tire
Eat the charm; when all
anxious pains and aches
fined you with alarm;
‘ linu- siue‘md deVila
’ and devils short and
‘ poem darting vaguely
your back and run-
‘through the hall—
roofs and side walls.
Other materials 0
artistic elect
“(‘W) DIPT"
shingles
on the job and look better.
Specilllicsi
ither prove less economical
'Bul untreated shingles soon rot, curl up or split and
to strain them on the job is coldly and horny
stained shingles will lasl n lite time
lured from Red (‘edar present-d with creosote. and stained and col
or desired They last tuice as long as brush coated
are better preseried and cost less
The Hatch G Bailey Co.
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
Oreo-dip! Stained Shiiiglea, Beaver Board.
ijuat the time to try
flu to cheer your jaded
evenings by a
blue of Dixie Cannel
BEST
ble titialii ies.
33 SOUTH MAIN ST.
NEW SPRING
Suits, Coats and Hats
\t l'IlIt‘l-IS to INTEREST ALI. who
GLOAKS we PARIS MILLINERY. II
SOUTH NORWALK
are concerned in obtaining the
YALI'ES possible in now flatllit‘lllb.
BUY-~Creo-Dint Stained Shingles
Years of elort have failed to improve shingles as it Covering for
or lack the desired
Alauulnr
or unstained
than shingles stained
a'é
t‘bl'l't‘t'l st\les. depeiida; J
3 NORTH MAIN ST.
Beers Meat and Provision Co.
South Norwalk. Phone use
13 MAIN ST.
Norwalk. Phone 881.
mountain is EVE'RYTHING‘
‘t‘bb woman of ieiihement. Smiling
cwr to a uomaii' - heait than a
' . itiome tastefully furnished "I
”a cone to us we'll show you our;
nlqualiry wall paper and exiilalnI
” ”I! may beautify your home at
.w
"8m cost. Our prices and em.
CONGOLIIUM R U GS
In Many Sizes and Patterns
The A. J. 'Angevine 81 Son Co.
134, 138 WASHINGTON ST.
SO. NORWALK.
Gorilam Co
It. East Nor-walk
w 46? WSII 18C
"‘ “ " “ halibut
“him is as old as he Slelts
Inch: A lilo-an as old
18c
1
Alt—dd saying. but it t-uhws mighty
, the truth, and it works out that
A man loses a llllIl.I)t‘l of teeth.‘
Wednesday’s Specials
Snapper Blues
184: Sallitin ’
llcrring
WE ISSUE VOTES FOR THE GREAT LIBRARY CON-
TEST.
Scliultze’s Sanitary Markets
ltic
18c
08c
ST.
(tulle ll number of lecayed 32 WASHINGTON ST. 39 MAIN
“His digestion is impaired— SOUTH NORWALK. NORWALK.
~ 'dlsestlon brings on other ills;I
J” streurth and env‘ruy. He‘ . -14 _. ”w _. ____{.._ ._-._5. -. ”fir-”‘5
"fibril I te~ tl e s; e cir -um-
i llozzauh‘tirlcoitir. all}; wriiikles Full Weight Cond Ski med Milk 2 calls .......... 15¢
v.3“ thinner in the rat-o. She‘ Full Weight Condense Milk a can ...... . ......... 10¢
. ;. . Pure Cocoa in qt. tars, cut to .................... 23¢
mineral is: “'hetliei' ninn m White Rose Jelly Powder, roc size, 2 pkgs. ......... 15¢
take the Mr) Ili‘sl t'rtl‘t‘ of Fancy Pink Salmon, 3 cans ....................... 25¢
' .- Mil. See \our dentist olten- Evaporated APPI“ a pkg 11¢
1 III II I l . . ........................
W: no‘ltmtg. um “i ee iotlni: Old DUI/Ch Cleanser. 2 cans ....................... 15¢
Fancy Evaporated Deal hes
I. II. Mailery .
In 8..t So. Norwalk. Conn
.m.to5p.m.: 7t08p.m.
I by appointment .pnly.
as Cottage Street
I
THE
PAWN SIIOP
touted on Articles of
' VALUE
, Lair.
AIItosenIicl
ETC .. ON SA LE.
ti.\Prop.
South Norhalk
wilitii sills
;.\'. 1., were arrested last night by 0!-
ilk-er John H. SIIIUI. charged with
train-riding Judge George ‘H. Vols-
bu re continued their cases. indefinite
I-ly this morning. -
alb
Fancy Ctlifornia Prunes a lb.
A. STULL
ting by our graduate corsetier.
g Through thee ourte—sy of the J. o J.
; Charles Brown and Henry Mother. 'Caah Company . “Slit
2-" two young men from Jersey City“ has been made whereby the oflcer on regular army at 220. 000 men m in-
tha Springwood boot evenings can be crease of 80000 over the administra-
called on short notice. The. red light lion lhll was lost in the House today
wil be' .2 charge of the Cash nitht. b) a. vote of 183 to 103.
East Norwalk.
CORSETS
Correctly designed corsets are a necessity for the
health. comfort and appearance of every woman. If you are
keen for that distinctive, graceful contour which only per-
fect corsets can give, we advise you to come here for a fit-
In our stock you will find only the best corset fashions
for 1916 from leading manufacturers. at popular prices.
an ngement‘
“niobium. who will act under lnatt'uc-I
tions from headquu'tera.
‘ llee-n saddle horses
' idem Wilson and his Cabinet toda) de
(Continued from First Page.)
Uninties by automobile truck.-
'l'0ltREON. Mexico. March 21
:(ioternment troops Iia\r routed a band
‘ I‘rinidad. kil»
THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE.
TUESDAY. MARCH u. 1916
Tristrarn & Hyatt
GAZETTE BLDG.
NORWALK.
tof \illu followers at
>1)
'mg eighteen men and tapluiiuit
'lhty pursued the
Ilantlits as fall as Jilllult‘ii
WASHINGTON Mart-h ‘.‘l
Ifi'esi-
’iided lo swept the plopuaai for a pro'
.tot-ol betneeu the I'nlled States and
the de fat-to tloieriiment of Mexico
for cooperation in the pursuit of Gen-
Iei'al Villa and his otitlnl’s
' L‘ULI'MHI‘S. N M. March ‘.’l -A
um ie» from the field arm) says an
Hioplane one of st). to stifle 10th).
\tiis partially “recited in a lift) foot
[all The pilot. Lieul 'I‘ S. liowen.
was injured. but not fatally
l-II. PASO. Texas. March '31 Purl
thei news of the battle tepolted loI
time been 'Vtaued late )e-slr‘l‘il'd) neat"
Nainiqtiipa between (‘artunza troops
and it force of biiittlils led by Francis-
New Dress Skirts
The largest and most attractive display that we have ever shown. See the latest models in
many colors, materials and styles. All sizes from 23 inch to 36 inch belt measure.
Pretty Middy Blouses
New ideas in these ‘
Justly popular garments for the younge- set
to Villa is being impatiently awaited 75¢ $1_5”
hiring the border today. \ ‘
A strong Carranza force has been
staiiiinoti at Minimums. Itil‘llllll; nI _ _ I a
part of Ilie t‘IlilIIl of dt‘ltn\0'> utilthI ‘- f 'r ‘
the de factor government
at ioss Southern tilieiii to
has bien able to bleak past this ob-t
static tin “at is open ioi a night iiilo.
Northern t‘hiliualitiu. or the banditI
leader can proceed «urinard mio tin-
“tHllt-‘hst'h of the high rant-es shut
ling in the Naiiiitiuipa district
has llii‘lowu -
———_.
Mn. Nancy J. Pat-trick.
Nancy J Webb. widow of the tall-i
Sherman Pailiitk passed away at
the home of her daughter \lrs. Louis
News of the battle was received tulle iii l‘l'dgetield. tonn Marth lilh,
liist Iii litllclltl llama t-otiilnaridei of ”I ‘1'” “m ‘9‘” “I h“ “3" Site I“
the I aiinn'm ll‘im|lr~ hintiollttl ltl Jua- I’l'I‘I‘M by ”n" brother ""0”!“ E
i
I”. (tiniral mum“ dispatrhis did \\ein of Aornalk. also tour son‘s
not state the IIUIIIIM‘F of \.n,. “M IIiIliree daughters three grandlhildren
| " .
engaged. but (‘ol ('ano. t-oiuiiiiiiidliiu 3”“ two “rent “"m‘khndwu' htnLeI
the (‘itrraiizn troops. I”, H“II I“ hate. tne death or Ilt‘f‘ husband she has
liitd a {MW “I 900 made her home Willi her daughter.
lnli-iest “an slioun in wireless dis 4:,le Ilun"? Muir?!“ .\ lllleserw,
. _ . ~. . . . 'I V lt‘ oliic'l' tailgi 9rd.
niltllt‘.‘ tiolii the trout >l'lllll' that ” l‘ i ‘ .
I ‘ L .\lrs t‘ (‘ \irliols. resides lll (‘lei‘e-
six biplanes oi the first aero sriuitdroiLi .
ll . land, ti 'lhe sons lll‘t‘
Merwln I-‘. of
‘Xeitlitirxh. N
loriimninlo-tl li_\ (‘iiplztin lienjitiiiiil
t‘oiilols. had joined the Alllt‘lll‘flll l‘l'i , if ( “in” A ‘ "r "1mm
pediliontirv forces. .l)". ‘\ ‘ llalry 5’. M the limits.
Ilenr'eforlh neroplnne scouting is eni “I"! I“ “ “d" of ”H“ “U
‘Ifi‘t‘lt‘tl Iii-re Io tilts! an important pitrti “w funeral ““5 “pm from 1"” lulu
In ”W um “I“ “I, t' ‘Ilt‘l‘hl l'er'liln 'a home on Mart-h thh lter .lolin .i
. ' K " " " : Snaiel) pastor of the .\I. I-2 l‘llul’i‘ll
columns At l.| hill» and (‘IIIH‘5. - - - .
'rmdin l tr 1 ll S Xi llnlgttieid oihcliitmg. interment was
L' " an H.” ”l w mila u in Ililllll) plot ill liranrhritle. t‘onn
rill \ulley. time are pit-iii} of lot-”it _
lions suitable for :iei'oplalie' bust-ii. t- : >
From these points the army airmen "o n 'G'Mbm
II“. Phlit‘tlftl I“ "my“. ”WWI” rerort- John I“. tlittiitiin. u wellkimuu rest
liaissances oter the lol’ly
the Sierra Mndre range
It" \iIln is |tl‘fll't‘PlIlIlL' iii i'onsidl-rit
rpm-i”...- I,{ di-nt or East Norwalk. died last night
'at the Illilllt‘ of his sister, Mrs. John
Jones. 9 Reynolds street. utter a short
hie fort-e. the airmen are likely to lo- Illness 'l‘he dt‘t‘t‘M-‘Wl No In his I13d
t'fllt‘ him If he hit.» split up his t-oni .H‘th lie-rides his sister ho‘ Is stir
innnd into small units. and Is keeping \Hed by Special ”tilt-er .“Itll‘dt'l .I
under the shelter or the oak iind pine (iillllhlll. a brother l-‘unernl sei'xit-vs
wooth that clothe the flldeg 0f the “Ill be held Thursday morning iii 9
itiountailis. tho- tnsk of the iwrliil ob u't-lot'k from St Joseph‘s t'IlIII't‘II. In
reners will bi-t-onin extremely dlt‘Il- tt-rmint will take place III the Iainily
'.‘IIII. ”plot IIP Fit Mary's cemetery.
It is not iiloite In spying litter the —--~-
\‘illti fort-es, lioweter. that ihl- first in.“ Annie 5. w. Johnson.
stitunlron will be PIIIIIIO)‘0(I. The ily- .\Illllt’ sum, Wilhelinhi JMIIIWIL
IllK lllt‘ll are expected to pick out. PiHlill-elryenr-old daughter of Mr. and
runnrins him-H. Wutvriniz Struts und Mrs In‘tillhl‘tl Johnson. tliotl yesterday.
in mm9 ”we. inuhmus mer the tiller an illness extending over it good
~mounlains whit-h IIlt' muh- trains t'llll "mm 5....” at I]... home of I,” im-
follow. rents. 248 East avenue. Services will
- No tiin-itsiitvss ls tt-lt ho-i'e t't‘ititl‘ll' be held front the late home iii 2:30
int: l.ieut W, t). Kilner. who left t‘ol» o'clock Thursday itllet'noOn
Rev. (‘
tiiiibtis in :i si-it-ntli ltilltllllll to 1:0 to .i \‘uhlstrom. pastor of the Stat-dish
the front and did not ultiu “tilt the lit'illlr'llt‘m Congregational church will
others The hero rullmlmu UNION" oriitiale. interment will folio“ in the
mil)‘ follow-(I the line of rommunti'l “nil Norwuli; r-eiiit-lvri.
lion established by Gen. Pershing In '
IIIIH ““1””er I’mflmfl- ” “9“" K” Funeral-of Mr. Hailock.
.iier suffered tiny mishap and wascoiii-‘ "lht funeral “I ”W” Warren Ilnl
iINlll‘tl tn tilt-,sht. he NW "INN“ "'r Iotk who dfell siltldenli Sunday night
min to he pitked up lit once by some will I l- . . . ' .
titltlinsl It Is bt-lieted ] ““3. .2“' In” “PM In” “f‘er-i
noon at it '. . ~ .
liispaltlies tll"'II\ItlL' from ('.tillllllbil' . ”A Mk.”0m ”w funeral
parlors oi lititztl \\. Raymond
y.“ tli.il altliouuh it is no“ more than “.0“ “ “III“ In“ t' t ' R . 'Q I
tin din-s slnte tl.- \'illii fortes ltIIll(‘-;k I-‘itlrbuiiios. ltl‘:l0l Juror S‘A “ I‘
[ed (‘olunilitis and it hits ht'l‘ll with .\i l. IInth' oilit-itled “qu \IHIHL
lishvd tletiiili..t\ that the bandit is “mm“ I” V .II “I...” .9] ‘.rmm 0
llooiniz lit‘IlII-q the \iiieiitnn l-xlit‘dl- ‘pitllhettlt'ls “1".» (titra‘rlilcm ‘13“ “1“?
b 0898
.tiunitry force. sum:- of the iesldt‘ltls .
Iof the town ate not uilhoul four that I "”d ("‘"K‘ “- "alltlt‘k, brothels.
Ilitl let'stili.
lilie inid mat he leuetttetl t ”m km“ N
When the little brick sthool house- “‘—
on the Mesa wax opened for viruses Funeral of Charles Capone.
ifor the first time since the raid, 3 . Th“ "Will” of “miles i‘lipona. a
number of the older boys came to IUImel' Nm'waik man who died Satur
ist-hooi with revoliers stt'InI'Inl: from day in New York, were reluored to
itheir ammunition hells Onlt about this thy today in (‘Iiargo of Director
20 per cent. of the it] iuinils i-nro‘h‘d I). W. Iliumond Services were held
appeared. it was asserted that th- this afternoon in 3:30 o‘clock in Si.
others had been sent away fioni town Mary s (hurt-h, interment following iii
:hv their parents to remain Hill” the St. Mary‘s cemetery. ‘ The late Mr.
’tlah'mr is removed. Capone is :t brother to Frank Capone.
The townspeople also have been im- of 44 Sprint llill.
pressed with the necessity of nlaln- - _
training a military censorship. the dis-
patches say. A woman who was ask The funeral of Palrick lt‘. Mcbough
‘ed the number of uupils tittendlwi‘ it" “ho Sunday passed away at the
school said that militarv authorities home of his sister, Mrs Innies Me.
had warned her not to gite informa- rltt 17 \ant Zant street will be held
1 ”on to newspaper wen. Ilomorrow morning HI 9 o'clock at St.
- uloseph‘s chuuh. Interment will fol-
low in St. Mary's Cemetery.
Funeral of Mr. McLaughlin.
iDARIEN WANTS CHEAPER WATER
Funeral of Charles Sisovaky.
The funeral servites of the lateI
Chaiios Sismski were held yesterday
nftrenoon front the undertaking par-
accordlng to the petition received to- lors of James H. Magner, on Main
day by the Public Utilities Comml‘s- street. Rev. C. E. Barto officiated.
3slon in Hartford, from Helen L Foss , —>- ~-~ .
and a numberr of others the Noroton TALK 0N FRENCH CATHEDRALE,
Water Company has refused to fum-
. T
ish them with water at reasonable OMORROW'
, - ' r n-
”t" “d u" ”mg“ ’9 “mm" “ The Cummunlty (‘.ltib'wlll hold lts
I Some of the residents of Barton
dissatisfied with the condition of the
water supply in their community and
him; water. The commission will
have a. hearing on the matter on the regular monthly meeting tomorrow
29th inst. at the town hall in Dmell‘ Wednesday afternoon at 3 30 The
.’ 'KAHN's ARMY etLL LosT.
torlum of the Norwaik Library Instead
, /. :of in the Club rooms, in order that
WASHINGTON. March 20.-—Roprn-7membm may better “Joy 3 levies
aentotlve thns proposal to put the of photographs of the French Outlie-
drals which will be shown in the
course of a talk on Gothic symbolism
and the Cathedrals or Northern
Truce y Mlle Vida lHunt Frauen
ot Philadelphia. the Associate Princl
gpnl of the Hillside School Misti Fran-I
The House then proceded to other
amendments. i ,
\ - ‘ — i .‘
-.,:,:-' ‘r . \
n \lIIKIDEATHS AND FUNERALSI
meeting will take place in the Audi ‘
‘:»>.:.o.:..:»:.o:.o:«:«:.o
. . .3.
.. H K c
'g’ C [leger & . O. .3.
Oz: .5:
{the Oldest Millinery Store {.3
g; In Norwalk ' :3:
f: We are now showing models for
2: Spring that are exclusive.
.§.. We have made a life study in cater- If:
:3: ing to the tastesof most of the South 2'
3: Norwalk Women, Old and Young.
.g. Our Popular Prices for Millinery Can :3:
I; not be matched elsewhere. :2
3: YOUR iNVlTED TO CALL 3?
at»: 00: u 24MW:~:~£~M flexefinzogrsu:
MISS PotHEMUS
WISHES Tl) ANNOUNCE THAT SHE HAS
TAKEN THE SOLE AGENCY FOR Till-l
GILLETTE
.MADE TO MEASURE
:4.“
CORSET
til'ARANTEED TO FIT ANY I-‘lGL‘Rl-I
t‘Alil. AND SEE SAMPLI‘S 80 WASHINGTON STREET
PRICE
After the customer finds our furniture abso-
lutely satifies all his quality demands, they cer-
tainly are agreeably su;priscd and impressed to
\
learn our prices are so low.
A'CHANCE T0 PROVE THIS
TO YOU IS ALL WE ASK.
I OUAL/fl’ HICHIJT- pma r L owsrr ‘
FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND EMBALMERS.
I i ’ /
M
.Iv
ois had special authorization from the "been highly praised by experts in
Government and the Church to make photography and are now even more
photographs of every cathedgal‘mIvfiuable than before because of the
France. Her pictures are unique destruction of many‘ot the buildings
showing many ordinarllly unlrnnwnii which she studied.
parts of the cathedrals and giving thol Mrs. Powers. a member of the Club.
opportunity to see- much of the lnirl- will sing severnl a'oloa during the of
circles of the structures and the orna- ternoon and it is hoped )st many
mentatlon in these mat bulldinu. Imembers will
Miss iF‘rancls' photographs haveI note place or meeting.
be preaeht. Please. »
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