'1 7 1 White Pine onions With Tar ForThatColdolYours fillfllw l l t David w Raymond UNDERTAKER SONG I Tot. uses. lasso; Hot-so. ass. :1 wssmuoron sr. Lunches i new no news IUILDING lane’s Bakery . 51 Megan ItrssL _. my" Routine business was transacted: last evening. at the regular weekly; meeting of the First District Commia' sioners. ' Ilse. Shad. Cd. libel Sea Tull. Tile. flat Iaddsck Ail FresII caught—(Not Frozen). New Hard Estate’s lleckawsy Oysters open lsng Clans _.-_. -... a. . ...s t The annual meeting of the NorwalkI Gun Club. with the election of Ollie-3 ers will be held this evening at the oflice of Frederick w. Thompson 1 Co.. on Water street, First District. ' rm Autom ttists inuo venture upon the country roads at present tsxe consid ersble risk of becoming stall-ed In snow. Conditions on many other high- wsys leading out of the city are IJZ'tI and the automobilist who attempts swrsnm A wise man pre—ns for tomorrow. M In no one that boom what is before thfi. Winter still has us ll Ml trip it we do have the spring months with as. The most W «duos is to have cool enough this weather to keep on!“ We have plenty and enough to spar so Ill up your bins to the ban and be well provided for any emergency. RAYfi'é‘Np‘BROTHEas Phone "3-3. 131 Washington St. posrsL uses ales rinse. now H! can WASTIR FUN. NOON? BACK IV HARRII. Idling on Worth and Aria-flew 110“, bid to Ian WM M“ II- . Although he was discharged “to: A deal involving In.” [Inn ”00,- the good 0‘ the lenice,” While '0“. 000 has been wanna-ted bet"- ing as a railway clerk. about tour Benjamin Harris and Benisrnln F-L ye”. ago. it was learned from silli- Painter of Sound Beach. whereby lit. ‘ a.“ m my that u" gmt- Herris again becomes owner oi the. autism” building and 66 feet 0“:qu pootnulanhlp, had receivedcutt frontage in Atlantic street. Stanford. I fir-motion a Washington. at the north corner of Worth streets, glut-“.1. name '1“ mung by Qfirwmd ‘0 II" “a “if: i National committee-ass Homer 5. or gm 0 money was r '.Cummlngi, and the news of his so ed in the transaction. M “L Harris I pointment came as a pleasant surprise could not In Iowed- to his many friends. and former M Mr. Palmer owned the lot upon ' low 3.qu in wt. city. M”, which the bulldlns stands. up to It Would! dismissal from the govern- menth or two before the erection oi meat. of m Slucum to the Bran the Wall WNW V“ “”‘99- “‘1 ed activity in a reported attempt to Ernest of Harry Slucum to the raw . --... .. J ..... - *um * .__ ‘0' ”In” years previous. Hf 9°“ “ vanillato the railway mall clerks with ‘0 “I“ Harris C°“5""'°“°n 90'1"“ Z the American Pederstion of mar, c. ford Iltealty Co. which also owns the building on the south corner of the street. in l908. Mr. Palmer re purchased thc building. and now it goes back to the man who built it. The lot and building are assessed for $85,000. A mortgage for 870.000 is held by a New York fire-insurance company; The building contains sev eral stores on the ground floor and of- Blucum has characterised entry into the postal service as s com plete vindication. it is said, especially in view of the fact that his request for a reinstatement has been refused several times. The changeable weather of March to travel over them takes big chances of meeting with trouble. Cutbill’s BRIDGE MARKET 7: North lain St. Free Delivery. Phone rob -—THURSDAY, DINNER NIGHT at the Country Club. Lot‘al creditors of the (‘lcar Ft‘ll llat company of South Norwslk. have been notified by Referee in Bankrupt- cy Banks. that a hearing on the ap plicetlon m settle claims of Andrew‘ J. Collins and-others against the con- __ corn amounting to about $1,000 will be held in the offices of tbeTH-reo in Bridgeport, on Friday. March 31. James Murray. who said he was go- ing to Bridgeport. to find work. was given a chance to do so this morning. by Judge Young, in the (‘ity Court. A regular meeting of Lady Wash- ington Lodge. Shepherds of Bethle hem, will be held tonight, at the head- quarters in Red Mens' its“, on Main street. A large class initiation and do gree team work will take place. causes coughs, colds, croup and "light cold"-none that a person can safely neglect. Foley's Honey and Tar is a safe and reliable family med- icine that beats inflamed. congested sir passages. stops coughs and cases grippe. There is no such thing as a breathing. Bold everywhere. fires and apartments on the second ,fioor. the. third and fourth floors be- ’tng devoted to apartments. The build» mug is u feet front and 125 feet in. udepth. REDUCTION AT WINCHESTER! tHss No Connection With the Peace Rumors from Europe. I NEW HAVEN. March 28.—The re- duction of the night force at Winches- ‘ter's has nothing whatever to do with itlie talk of peace in Fair-cps For sev- 10nt months the company oliclsls .hsvr been making a survey of condl-'l tions. and the result of that survey. and has nothing whatever to do with any change in the situation in Ills!- i0pc. Furthermore. It is understood that the output of the plant will not be sf- ,— o ' fli~ 51.1%“ .‘K .3; f . "we.” W 1-, A, ,3 q. r-eh‘.§g’p§: it! s “livi’W' 9 ‘Iii , .. Wr’.‘ i £3“in ‘- 'IMM‘ . f liq - . :33: s s \ 1 3. . . :... J. " 1‘“ "1‘ building w“ “"99: "I“G‘movement which the‘government atI sold upon completion to the Sum. Ithnt time, rigidly opposed. t his ”I Changeable Weather Brings Sickness. l where he was arraigned on a charge of vagrancy and intoxication. Ofllcer McMahon arrested him last night. Judge Young. after hearing his story. imposed s thirty days' sentence, but Court Narruk. l-‘. of A.. will hold its : footed materially except for the better I HANAN & SON'S SHOES STYLE-P‘IT SERVICE. THE NAOMU lore or Button. in Patent Colt. 07.” THE NAVY. lace or Button—Gun Metal duo. GLovatt's SHOE STORE MILTON ILWOOD lansger SOUTH NORWALK _ AIMS Pascale I‘Ltllilt‘l FRESH Prion THE HILL 3 pass. 25¢ Davey’s Phssc lit _._..___. . Stylish Shoes For M All of the‘ latest lasts and leathers in ten or hfick. that sure to attract favorable notice from those who the necessity of correct footwear for all occasions. Sale of Shh $1 Shapes 596 “i ll WASHINGTON ,TRIET i i I t i i j t I l 1 regular “”9““ this "“1”“ “mitts the change will bring shout a bai- mater of the formation of a junior . ance in conditions between the day court. will come before this meetln.-. and night forces that will “mm”. the _ 0 Let Us $10wa a Buckeye , cubators at workl 5 Come in and see these wonderful in- I Let us show you the chicks while they . which will be one of importancb. suspended execution on the condition. that he leave town within an hour. When last seen Murray was on his way towards Norwalk. walking as rapidly as powll‘le.——-—Stamford Ad- vocate. | _LUNCHEON A FEATURE at the Country Club every Friday. William C. Canning. former manag- er of the Park theatre, Bridgeport. and sporting mun. will sail soon for France whom he will become identified with one of the Red Cross ambulance units stationed near the fighting front. Mr. (farming and rescue work are not strangers. During the Dayton floods a few years ago, he rescued thirteen people from drowning for which he was awarded a gold medal. Mr. pan- ning and Mrs. Canning, who are now of Rhodc Island. are visiting relatives and old time friends in Bridgeport for a few day‘s. Seeking a. license to wed Carl Dan- iclson, thirty-eight years old, a slug- er, of New York city, Miss Inez Mat- tice. twentytwo. also a singer, and of New York City. applied to the town clerk in Bridgeport ymterday. “One dollar please," said the town clerk, when the licenlse had been properly filed out. Miss Mattlce blushed a. moment. turned to the wall and extracted the necessary sum from her stocking. The brideelect. a pret- ty ‘blonde, was one}: the meat sttrso tively dressed women that have Nutt- ed the m Clerk’s cities in some time. The St. Paul's A. A,—Question game, which was scheduled to take place last evening at the Berkley Street Hall. was postponed yesterday. until Friday evening. The game will played on the Norwalk court. and a big crowd is expected. The hat store and renovating plant conducted by Otto Helm, in Manches- tcr, N. H. was destroyed by fire on Monday. The tire was cattsed by the exploding of a quantity of cleaning fluid. The damage is estimated at m; 000: Mr. Helm is a former Dsnbury man. The South Norwnlk Trust Company invite you to come in and see the modern vaults and safe deposit boxes. You can be entirely free from anxiety about the safety of your valuables by using a safe deposit box. You have the privilege of opening the box at any time. Joseph Andre. of Torrington. jumper through a window of a Shore Line express. eastbound, 10 miles west of Saybrolt, Tuesday afternoon, when the train was running 50 miles an hour. and as a result he lies in a critical condition at the Lawrence hos- pital in New Ipndon. with a fracture of the skull. Andre, in custody of oihcers. received permission to go to the toilet and ones out of their eight he plunged through the window of the small room. Before the not he . was on the way to the Norwich state lhoupltsl for the insane. be . efficiency of both. A denlnl was made last night of the story that the Winchester company twat! to take over from the contractors ‘all the construction work now in pro- Wrens. ‘ The completion of the new buildings :is expected July 1. by which time, :wilh the reorganisation of the night 1shift. the odicisls are looking ahead to seeing every department balanced and the general production and output of lthc plant up to expectations. IALUMNI DAY AT THE CONNECTI- CUT AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE. Alumni Day is to be held at the Connecticut Agricultural College on Saturday, March 25. 1916. It is ex- ‘prtted that this brill be even a great- ;er success than last year. A very in- ?teresting program is in store. not the a 1 i tleast of which is a dinner in the din- ' ting IIIIII"‘8 reel. old fashioned get-to- Igefher. i All alumni are invited. yea urged. !to be back if possible. We want‘you inflafi‘ito see us and see what we are doing. Write W. H. Allen. Box 2 Storrs Conn. that you are coming back to your Alma later on March 26. EARTHQUAKE IN HUNGARY DOES GREAT DAMAGE. GENEVA Man. 23.——A serious earth- quake in southwestern Hungary yes- terday. according to a dispatch from IF‘iume. At Grlranc no houses we"l destroyed and 120 damaged. The “Image was estimated at $200,000. At Briblr. 12 houses collapsed and many more were damaged. It is believed a matter of persons were killed. l I t ‘. \x‘ r x .\\V;‘\..\\‘ . \A .\. .\\“~\\\§“.\. > .. . .“Sx?” '~;: _. .2. ,\ Your Peace of Mind ‘ The actual protection of your valuables~tbe guard .of / *IIIBIII’TfOlll loss or destruction—is not the only benefit you ,cnioy when you use a safe. deposit box in our modern vaults. Surely it means something to you to be‘ entirely ., free from anxiety about the safety of your property. -. < [worth-a grestdcal to be ablcltc dismiss, from your mind all ’ _fof'your important papers and lotus show ydu tbevaults sod. ., worry aboufille g mzotber valuables... t . t . ' ~ I . Q ' . securit Come It is. are hatching and prove to you that we are selling the realest batching device ever invented. us show you an in- cubator that you or anybody can ope- rate and batch a chick from every hatch- sble egg. Every Buckeye Incubator is sold with a glare-toe —-s guarantee to hatch every hatchable egg—and they never fail. We can show you dozens of testimon- ials from people who bought Buck:- s—— It: who ticvcr owned an incu ator -—w o are repeatedly hatching every hatchable egg t cy put in them. We want you to see these incubators and be convinced that they will hatch more chicks. bigger chicks and stronger chicks than any old hen you ever owned. ~Msde in' 5 sues—60 eggs to 350cm Sold as low as $8.00 On the market :2 years—over 325,000 in sums/«l operatic». Art [or 0 Bart eye Catalogs“. THE NEW PRAIRIE BTATE IN ALL SIZ‘ES ALSO IN STOCK. Albert D. Morgan (Uncensor- ts cm B. Drum.) 118 WASHINGTON If. It). NORWALK. CONN ’_. RIIUILT " WITHI— L O. lmlth. Underwood Wollon- vs'sssts Isis mess-s. is"... ‘ : See-our Spring Suits Finest Line We Ever Had. - ‘ Credit ’ “Blvd Brennan . 42 scum sum 31:, When I called upon Illss’vnrsper I And wsa shown the handsome pr ”! . 0n the walls of her new home. a "blosknwsy, Wheasspsssstsg admiration oi ar- ‘TGhs replied with mesh slam, tau ws - l i I l south Nor-walk. V . THE DEMAND FOP PRlV/l'li SHRETARIFS Has opened a new field for young people. £91.23 prepare you WILL COLLEGE Stamford. Port Chester. Wall A High Streets CALL US UP and we will rush out trouble Ian right around when some thing like this happens in your home. if your PLUMBING is detective. sntiqosted. Wk lsl'y or worn out. have us make m rspaln or install a new sync. of MODERN PLUMBING ' JOIIING A IPEOIAL‘I'Y HORACE lLNAsu .7“. 18“. m Illa IL 0. Nee—no isomer. i Tires, Tubes and dupplles. llblilll sans. sans! 13 Woodward Ave. ’PM 1823. WI! Nomllt, Ct. STORAOI AND REPAIRING. WORK A SPECIALTY. Promot “Nice I Feature. FORD ’1 Hunting and Its-ting I! z i The New Science OIFINITION . OF CHIROPRAOTIU Chiropllctlc h the definition (I the cross of the disease and the art Oi sdiusting the saute. Diseass is caused by a wrench. twist or sprain ln thsl uses sun it done in criticism; It creates pinched nerves and pain in later life is the Mount organs sue lulu. BUY Hazeltcn Goal The s. Hrrsltfield aunt‘s: 122 WATER 81'. TEL. 234 ”~ Chiropractors remove the cause oil tents in you body. . given special attention; also nor-stun . of the spins. You will never regret giving the Chiropractor a chance u to!» m l lanetlc manta given also. i T. Francis. D. C. is Waahlngton sues. not-watts. Conn i Graduate nos! ram staioat ., I l ‘.—7 It NORWALK F. S..LYON‘ ‘Good Job Printing asst Paper. lest Work. let: M..- " . NORTH MAIN BTRIIT lovetogotonvslonros- whymscsksandhnsd. Mlsnhshuhsdandsflto .Ioulwethsbpuw. M own" a (f ‘ And Ithdlysioomnsndhw - . . . . \ _ tosll ,, . ' I: “I“ wot-rue. nuvtmr-ssss 9 ‘ . ~ _ . Ks fid It: ', ' I'm-dig \ . M h . ,f $1urm‘m ” . awn ’It “ V I i.“ . I?'a’ S t ‘ Bill takes-uncut .ustSummsrwhen 'twssfblsaln' bot One dslea sleto me . Dill can't you go to ilvsrlloums Andget some cake tor test Why. some [can Us. renew to helpyouoetrl‘lld. e Lamp Burns common kerosene oil; no smoke i no odor: ghee perfect .lightr-DOT' fectly sale and reliable. Price. 0200 “I" Gehebe ‘ Prompt Delivery. to. Wk TheEAngl ‘f AlhertF. m... ramislgfl‘P-‘IE "Kalle in the 01m Plant 9 from ill. hut- “ fruit! 1\» m ' Ask Your Grocer for Than. book in the show windows tor some random selections Prompt dellvery to all parts of the city and surrounding towns. RAYMOND 85 SON FUNERAL DIRECTOR; Prompt delivery to all parts of Nor-wait: and surrounding tom rser FREIGHT LINI TONI ‘ Freight, host leaves Pier 1? River, New York (“0' 0' ' ' st.) every day except Gouda I! I m. Freight received at Henri" :3 .5 p .m. and at South Net-wait; . ‘5:30p.rn. ‘.~“§ Gram F. Fests, General ims aunmo J. W. It I The Reed & Will; >- Phone M Co. New". ' I 80. Norwnllr, Music Half“ Tile people in lore iii clothes even if they 2% III. old rags. Send postal or idem lint; liiiron cone, discuss and pain. health is restored! s sows-i 81., E. Nam-lit. up.” throuh harmonisiug the serve an I It! he pays the Highest Pulled" .. g Female troublst 1 kind“ 0‘ Junk. See that the .. ' ' Reliable Office Furn ituro Desks, chairs. typewriter and telephone tables, sectional book and many other practical pieces at very reasonable prices. Nomlk, est... ' S YORK. '5‘“; ‘1': eat-m ‘- Iosrsroon trout-s.” - “new“: - Electrical Co. The Only Full, I‘m," ELECTRICAL Im in the Town AUTO SUPPLIII n s aye a's s n’s's‘u'l'nzo'n r. w WAR PRICES; , address is on the wagon lf-m I 1to insure satisfaction. I Tel. 441 .10. .GOIII' ,- ‘37 Fort Street. East N GOAL ' BOYS’ surrs AND-f Men's Flannel Shirts ~ Tet.” Successor to Win. ‘ Phone 499_ FINAL CLEARAN Specials In COATS 79¢. 31.19. s" Flannel Waists ‘ IL a a. cum as not: , ’ - w - W i . . ' mm ' . "i ‘ ’“fifi'ffi W t '. 5“ ‘ I chimera-uh. . N; 'm I film‘w*‘|1w A» 3% , l t g ‘ V“
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