marrying M9“ v‘
can. ”Mm... -._.
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wntnow .,
amounts
; E'KuBANKS "
‘ lonelier». Hotel Block.
ma u'omark.
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Complete Stock 0f
Victor Records
at
DONNELLY'S I
VIC'ROLA PARLOR‘S
:6 South Main Street.
Prosperity is here. Jump in.
And here prosperity
clothes. neyer better suits,
are
never finer quality, never
more attractive styles, never
better chance than now for
suits and overcoats that have ’
satisfaction sewed into every
seam.
Suits $15 to $30.
Overcoats $15 to $15.
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Rogers 81 Stevens
Norwallt
L AMA-IV ’A
itllt'ill'ril'. the
.,\, ..i’ i“.l!\l
at “phi o‘vl
1p.“ i'til he i
I.trdi.~u tomor-
guditl "
row i"
V‘Ilub' ‘ll’l‘
! South N'irwal‘
1—...
.sr‘ns‘lilll was held I.“
Matti
An all «My sewing
today .i' lie-d Mt".'
street. by anemia» of
W it t.‘
Hall.
lint ktnghitin
on
l'nion of l‘ainteis
t\t iItlIa iii
The loial
Illecoriittris will meet tin:-
. 't‘t-iiiral Labor l'nion liail,
’l'm- lit.“ Al'ttitI-mti t'ltib will
,. t ., t
. Rm 1. I' tdrltt\ lt-clul of (hits
it vet tomorrow .iti- rotten in .1 hi k last
A ‘li ill ’I \\' it ._, t‘l,llll"tli was ilie i.i- iten spet tr
'. .! I ~ ‘\‘a _
“(mm “A!!! r: |“ night at ttrdit ilturttt. uptown
Fairfield aieuue. _
t i -7 ATIIII, iln stirt ‘ The police department report llIt’II
1' His .11“ Inter Vyit_ . . .
are still t'eceiiing complaints
tiircleaned sidewalks its it result of
storm.
in: of wura on the Itdll oi the street
department as soon as the >110“ dis”
appears for the season
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I yesterdays snow
! There will be irii evening
‘Iof the Ilortt-d of Relief tonight The
numbers or the board will be iii ses
the t‘tt) Hall betwien 'I'
and 9 o'clock.
arrested yesterday Ml'lrll'
noon. in Broad River. hi (litter-“Sill
was arraigned this morning be'iote.’
Judge Lockwood. and fined 55 without
costs, oil a charge of drunkenness
lean Pox
sioii tit
ii‘i'locl-
g ! 'IIIte iiill be initliiiroti tonight at
The place ‘0 2e: ‘3‘”; “NM“:‘L: ‘lllt‘ meeting of Ilatiiier t ouniil iiituglr
_Domrelly s \‘ietroa arm as w I “l I”
r, a complete stock We also have A '"WI’H‘I‘ITL [run
three sound prooi‘ demon trating
trams so there is no waiting to hear "9"" "
records.
tc rs of Inbr it)
end goo-l time will follow
t*\olUll
_....___.
been tiled ill the town
tlilo attachment
l.IItt I> liaie
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There was telebratiori of Ho!) t‘otn "it"‘li F' ""H'“ ‘“ fl .. .
l‘lltli\'1'}||tstnpal dump made against Mr. and Mrs. “lllltilll
this morning It' 9 :‘.o o‘t-Im-it Tonight 11. (wet. In Rubi rt “own the new
"I the thilltll there I, to be a meeting is returnable to the (‘ourt of (onimun-
of the Girls I-‘rii-trttli sotitiI and a l’leas the ith tI:t\ of \l"ll
rein-inn! of the t'hoil'. !
murriiin In
\nother postponement was granted
The women of thy South Norw- .ilk 1" “ML" ”POW" " Vii-“NW" l" ”I"
(‘tfllitl‘tt'iltllloilti (hurih are otIIanaII". t 'I~e of Samuel Artell Al the request
Intited. mm: lit, to a Illble (lass “II.” ot Allolllt) .Ioltn t‘,rineo representing
Ing which I..- to be IIIIIIIIIIIItd h) the the defendant the case was iotitinued
phi Ir nu- tum wiping,“ Immud, unlit tontortoii .rfieriioott at 2 o'clock
ately following the mid-week prayer.
The annual meeting of the Norwalk
1 .
liltm t‘Itib will be held this eiening In
The monthli 'btisinisis mettitig of the trflices of the I“. W TlroniIIROll
the south Nill'“ :tIk ll :lpllM cI-urtth “I“ ('otnpani "titer street. uptown. This
he held this evening. Tim meeting tint-ting wits sthediiled to be held tut
will begin pr'ontptly at 721'» p.1it ’I‘liursdai. but was postponed until to
meeting.
. Its conclusion a prayer mectim!n will “'3!“
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.‘irs. Ada George. of Second street
reports tIItrl"ht~r' slxteen-year-old son
.lltts been missing since 9 o'clock yes-
terdny morning, Tire youtig man
wore ktiickerbix-kcrs, a gray overcoat
and gray felt can. lie is [he foot tail.
His face Is round and full.
complexion arid hair are dark.
be held, conducted by one of the den
eons '\f the church ‘
William Y‘. Austin. who has taken
:4 ‘Iv~- in the former lint
Fanning building. on Railroad avenue.
is listing and attractive irri-
provenrentt made with the view of
converting the sltop into a first-class
gnra not I
Th. - r-t:..1t clihizipionship between
the isthntla ‘t 'tclti (‘Iub and Nottialk
Boat Club members will be decided to-
morrow eiening, when the players will
convene at the downtown Yacht
‘Club's quarters for the final \Fillllllz.
years Iertsc
~\i.-ttslve
Members of Our Sisters” Rehecca
degree learn hold a very important re-
hearsal, Insuet'ening. in preparation
for the degree work which will be.
done next Wednesday evening cht
week's meeting will be one of great
important v.
State
~-
and
iiiiii‘
about I
.‘I’HSIIIHI
ttrui his.
Grand officers from the
Itiiiitii mutt
at our 33,500
I (Continued from Flt-at Page.)
on Monday, the 20m The necessary
amount for an ambulance such as will
meet the demands of the community,
Iand which will be a credit to tho
amuse, will be about 83. 300. The cost
'01 ambulances range from 81800 up
!ll is Contemplated to secure the best
:and most modern uptIHiiite autumn,
Ibile ambulance for the hospital as it)
has been proven that it is poor econ .
only in the equipment of a put-Iii in-
'stitution to cut down on the initial
l
I
t
I
Pursuant to the call of the Republi-
can Stile Central committee. caucus
es of the Republican electors of ”mi
Town of Norwalk will be held in the
respective wards of the City of Nor-‘
9
s.
I:
ltost for any machinery or equipment
Ithat is to l'tlldt‘l' seriice for a hunt I
I her of years
In speaking of the
Illit‘lll. Mr t‘ohen said “The gttterai’
;.Ih.:c has certainly shown its will
. g ens to do its share ill the main
iiiiitence fund. and l belie'it I7 would
be unwise to make an app. ll at Illi-
t::ito tor ubscripitons I» the itlhhu
lance fund. This .:hould rather bi- .iI
nurstion to pli’lt‘t' before o'ganital
Inns. corporations. and factories t‘lll
playing a nuntlitr ot people It wonti
be indeed gr‘itil‘yiitg ‘1 NH"? philan .
thropically Inclined citizen of hot
.wallt would come totwurti .tt;d malt.-
'an individual donation ot several
inonsatid dollars “W the ptitpost ot
Ipu ih.i si. I; anti her-pill g tip an ambit
liIIIt't it would also he a gritti help
it this par'irulai time l1.‘illltt of tin
I-ttlt :ot at clubs oi iihitli l help-it
tlthife arc qlL'lt‘ a number Ill this initzt
nould get up iniall parties and enter .
tttinnteiits iii behalf ol‘ the Ittnbtilsnce
btinfii iuitd If we Hill raise the tie I
Ill'hbiii)’ “Silo bt-Iiiten the organiza I
~Iions utitl lnantil’ac‘tiiers “min the
lllt'hl thirty dais or at least ~eturt
{thin phdges tor the amount at the
Iiitne when the ambulance will be (it‘
iIiitrtJ we can plate the order .tl
on t. and have the ambulance here
the last of April. as it iiill require
'rix weeks to build it "
ambulance more
! t
A GOD-SENT MAN.
Rev. John Stapleton Preacnes a Strong
Sermon in Norwalk Congrega-
t tlonal ore-ms.
Despite the iiiclemency of
the SPIVIH’ at
diti' s spring Ht‘llllle
titre I-‘irst (‘ongregational c'.htrrth
the Green. was flield as planned. andl
a very appreciative congregation lis:
tened to an interesting arid helpful'
sermon on the subject: "A ttodrseni
Alan" Ties John Stapleton. of the!
South Norwalk t‘ongregatlonalchurch,
oii l
was the preacher His text was:
I"’l‘here came a man. sent from tiod.!
whose name was John. The satire
cartri- for witness, that he might bear"
witness of the light, that all might
bt‘lleH‘ through him"- (John i. 6-?) I
“t‘ntllblnfl John the Baptist its an'
evangelist who could draw ii crowd.
even in the desert. and that too with I
out aid of soloist or choir. or triodern!
methods of advertising. ltev. sir!
Stapleton analyzed John's success as
j March
,iiiites to said convention. and
walk. in said town, on Thursday!
30th. 1916?. at eight o'clock p.I
III, at the places. and for the purposl
hereinafter nu uroned
Republitan iititors residing in thel
I-‘irsi waid sliauiiteet iii the Town AsI
seiiibly Hall. Wall street. and shall
ciett six Ileltgates and st). alternt-iteisI
to the Hepublitan convention,
Itetexdiifter called, six
t‘r‘.
town
and
of tlit town committee,
members
Republican electors l‘t‘Sldlnifi in the
Second ward shall meet iii the (‘ounl
ciI chamber, ('ity liall building. and
shall elect nine delegates and nine air
termites to said town convention,aitd
members of the town committee.
Republican electors residing in the
Third ward shall meet in the last,
Norw‘itlli Yacht Club, Seaview’ arenue.!
and shall elect three delegates/and‘
three alternates to said convention,’
town com-
Innd three members of the
‘Inttiee I
Itepnhlitan electors residing in tire1
Fourth iiiird shall mect in the Hepub-l
ll('itll t‘lub rooms. “'itinipuuk. and.
.shall elect three delegates and three‘
‘tiltt rtiates i.i said contention. and
three members of the town cotirtrilt-.
.
tee. i
Republican electors residing in the
i
'l‘lflhIwaid shall meet in the Rowdy-I
I
)Phlt‘l” ! [on
“use (‘onipany Hall. and NllflllI
jt‘lt‘t'l three delegatos'ahd three tiltt‘l“!
|
three‘
members of the town committee
The peisons so elected members of!
the town committee. shall also constI-l
tute the ward caiiiinltioe of the wardI
in which they are elected. and shall;
[hold office as town and ward cornriiito'
Itwinen for the next two years and.
:Irntil their successors shall be duly1
"I N' It‘d. !
No caucus shrill elect any delegate."
alternate, or member of the town and’
ward committees. unl‘e‘irs he be a nest!
dent of the ward Iii which Ir- held the‘
c'auius electing lilnr i
CONVENTION. :
A town convention of the sevfl‘fllt
Republican delegates so elected at saidi
it preacher of righteousness and de- seierul ward caucuses. will be held!
scribed the apparent secret of Main the (‘ouncll Chamber. t‘lt_\' "I”:
power. which was a vivid conscious building. In said Second ward. on!
tress of his divine coirrmission for theIMonday. April 3rd. 1916. at 7:45!
task of preparing the way for the‘o'clock p. m, for the following pur-1
t‘lirist. So all classes of people tlock D05” I
ed to hear his lllt‘sa‘flfli'. the ttttlouRJ 1‘ To elect tour (telesales and tour!
the Sillillt'l'tl. lhe politicians, and justfnliernaies to the Ratiubiican State
the average everyday folks that be-:
preacher of the wilderness a true man
of rugged Integrity with a sweeping!
message of reform which went
straight to the root of oil! wlrtttcier
it was and wherever It was found, He!
had it man's Iiicssuge for his time.
And this virility was strengthened by!
his conviction that God ltad sent him'
for this special task. lie was equip-
ped for the work and his answer toI
Tilod's call was the response of the
Inner metal of his soul to the magnet
of God's spirit. He went iirto the
work willinglv, even to his death, be
cause the worldnecdcti him, and t‘ od
needed Itirn. Ills life service is irti cx;
ample for us and challcngcs us with?
the question as to Iiow we are writ-t
‘Inesday.
convention. to be held in Foot Guard'
April 11th and 12th. 1916,
2. To transact any other business
proper to route before said canyon!
tion. I
Dated at Norwalk this 23ml day of
March. 1916.
By order of the Republican Town
Committee of thr- Town of Norwalk.
EDMI'ND E. (‘ROWI'L
(‘Iurirnian of Said Committee.
Attost:
RALPH E. DEWITT.
Secretary
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The Famous Hinge Door
"Hoosier Beauty”
.. _ ’ sv o~
$1, on
Delivery
Si Weekly
Ni iiixtra
Fees
Money
r hack
[iii If antee
Remember ther: are Hoosiers for farms, camps, apartments, big and little kitch-
ens. for window spaces and the center of big kitchens
No further inced for old-
fashioned. built-in. uncleanable cupboards.
loinorioii oiill mark the most citnttul demonstration of Hoosier
nets since the beginning of this rciiiarkalilc titild .\icd;tl Sale
and iiomcn have come miles to attend.
ed Mi much attention that we may liiiit- to make arrangements for
tllclil from the ”(roster lui‘liri‘i'
ci cry t‘uliinct we
to conic tittiittrt’tiit'
machine,
San Francisco. livery
it. Come tomorrow
We Specialize In furnishing lionies Complete
Sterling Furniture Co.
124-131 Wahlnglon Si.
_*
CATTY REMARK.
Ethel—lack proposed to the four
times in two weeks.
hate on our floors.
and come early.
HOOSIER
GOLD MEDAL
enables you to see the wonderful workings of this modern kitchen
asthousaitds saw it last year at the Pananria-I’acific lixIrOsition.
litiu.\t'\\'l1t‘ should see it.
Marie-Whom do. you suppose he to
long to any crowd, They found IthIlt‘all. Hartford. on Tuesday and Wett- practicing up for?
CUT THIS OUT—l1 s WORTH
MONEY.
DON'T MISS THIS Cut out this
slip. enclose with 50 to l-‘oIey & Co.
Chicago. Ill,
writing your name and.
address clearly. You will receive In!
return a trial package containing Fol-I
ey's Honey and Tar Compound. for
In grippe. coughs colds and croup
Folei Kidney Pills. and Foley Cathar
tic Tablets. Sold evory.where
‘4—
’The score stands: Norwalk Boat Club.
assembly will be prcseiit.
also the Ridgct‘icld Lodge. and (‘hztr-I
Iiig our biograIiiy in the light of tliej
l
present need of the world for God‘
p5? Ischodtt Club. at
LISTERINE
25¢ size—19c
‘. $1.90 size—79¢
. .-. Stillson-Powell Corporation
v PRESCRIPTION DRUGGIBTO.
32 Washington .troet
South Nor-walk. Conn.
g: ._
'in Lodge. of Bridgeport. All meni-
bers of the local lodge are urged to
be present at this meeting.
l
‘ {Se stub-me
We, site—:tslc Tonight will be the time when But-
‘Ier Lodge men bolts will make 9. Val-
‘ient elfort to make up for their losses
in the plnochle tournament with C01-
Ifax Encampment. The pining villi
lbs. in Odd Fellows' Hall.
.L .Ji~ _ . {-, ,_ a... 32:?
DID. YOU DROP OUT?
. ! Did you start a savings account one time and then
. for one‘cauae or another—perhaps for no real carter.h
2.. drop out of the procession traveling the road to
success?
. . IF YOU DID, TAKE A NEW START AT \
I!-..ll‘
‘scnt men.
William H. Smith, Jr. was in charge
of the organ and Hugh P Campbell,
sang with feeling and power the
Iappr'opriate tenor solo, 'The Publi-
icon.’ 'by Beardsley Van de Water:
The preacher this evening will be
lthe Rev. n G Hartley. of the South
Norwalk Bapl‘l’st church. Tomorrow
night the last meeting of the series
will be held and will be a Communion
service. 'in which all the cooperating
churches will unite. This service will
be dih‘erent from any of the other ser-
vices and will be a fitting close to
these weeks of consecration. You are
cordially invited. The service tonight
and tomorrow night begins at 7:46.
ladiea' Mil Ocelot]. was held last evo-
nur; la the baa-rent of the church.
amok-role. w. v.qu iio’u
mm éuao
In Time For
Easter
Advance Spring Styles!
Pages and pages of new
designs! Many in Color!
New Cuirass Blouses!
Jumper Frocks! Jerkin
Blouses! Draped Pan-I
mersl
ning collection of chic
fashions you ever saw.
The most stun- f
- “Pictorial Review
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There will be a mutt: ~ch nnnut. I !' n for April
1; meeting of Kaboom Encampment. , I '
No. 9. this evening. at the lodge rooms l . , / ' Sale
on Will street. ! I w” 15c . Copy 0:: No'
A bullion union of the fit. any a, l . /
Kitchen ('abi—
on Monday. Men
of lloosicr t‘ahincts has attract—
tinotltcr \hi
to Int-ct the demand. 'l‘uniorroiv's sales may taftc
If you don‘t want to wait for your~~bc sure.
(ltii‘ salc
SALE
livery husband should see
In”. ”III-d
So. Norwalli. Conn
enour'ios
DODGE BROTHERS
MOTOR CAR , -
The enamel finish of the
steel body can be restored
to its original lustre
until the car literally
looks like new.
This is constantly being done by
owners after months of use. The
enamel is baked onto the steel at
intense heat. Dust and mud and
neglect may dull its appearance—
but the glossy finish is still there.
waiting to be brought back by a
simple process of cleaning.
it Will Pay You to ExamineJhliLCar.
The gasoline consumption is unusually low.
The price of the Touring t‘ar or rioatisier complete.
Is $785 (f. o. b. Detroit)
The price of the C‘Iosr-d Touring (‘nr or Roadster.
complete, including regular mohair top. is $950
(f. o, h. Detroit)
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