it;
is
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‘ ulnar. mass .4. 1916
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Lunches
Lane’s Bakery
51 Washington
focal thermometers this mornins
registered 6 degrees above zero.
——Corned Beef, 100 lb. N. Y. hikt.
Stations of the (‘ross and Benedic-
‘Tbere will be a meeting of the 1nd
led Aid Society of Court Laurel this
evening at the home of Miss Sadie
hith on Spring Street.
-—Tomorrow, last day of the famous
Hoosier Gold Medal Kitchen Cabinet
Sale at Sterling Furniture Co. .Seei
advertisement. pass 8.
Stephen llokus, city clerk, has mail-,
ed today checks to school teachen.
which total a sum of $11,790.32.
_..MILLINERY OPENING.
Spring and summer models ready
for inspection on and after Tuesdayb
larch 28m. Miss Polhemua, 80 Wash-
ington street, South Norwnik. Open,
Monday evenings.
A regular meeting of t‘onrt Nar-l
ruk. F. of A., was held last evening'
and routine business was carried out.l
The matter of the formation of a Sun
for court, did not come before last'
night’s meeting.
Norwalk attorneys are today in at-‘
tendancc at short calendar session of
the civil sides of the common pleas
and superior courts. .
— rllo you want a cap? 00 to O'Brien.
A. F. Burke, who was recently ap-
pointed postmastcr of Port Chester,
N. Y., by President Wilson, is well-
known in this city. Mr. Burke was
born in Westport, and he has many
friends in this vicinity. .
—-Best in town. New York Market.
Ition will be held this evening in St.
Mary's and St. Joseph's church. Ser-
vices are at 8 o'clock in St. Mary's
and at 7:30 in St. Joseph's. .
~Don's forget Lockwood dance to-
night, Arion Hall. Bvec’s orchestra. i
The last game of the euchre toum
ment between the Norwalk Boat club
and the lachoda club will be played
tonight at the quarters of the down-
town organization on Steamboat place.
Refreshments wiu follow.
in today’s issue on page five, Joseph
Davis speaks of the new spring hat's.
All his hats are “Made in Norwalk"
by the Crofut a Knapp Co. and the
Doscnwald»Wimpfhcimer Co.
“From New England to Old Ens-
iand" will be the highly interesting
lecture which will be delivered before
the Trinity Young Men's Club Sunday
afternoon by Frank Goodchild of this
city. The lecture is one of decided
interest.
~Willard-Moran light reported by
ticker at City Hotel.
in Trinity Episcopal church tomor-
row morning at 9:30 o'clock there
will be celebration of Holy Commun~
ionu. Tonight the rector, Rev. 1'". A.
Coleman, will have charge of
7:45 o'clock services, inasmuch as the
Wilton mission, where he was to
preach this evening, has been postpon-
rd.
—~Tomorrow, last day of the famous
Hoosier Gold Medal Kitchen Cabinet
Sale at Sterling Furniture Co. See
advertisement, page 8.
vlt has been pointed out that 9. dan-
gerous situation. in case of a tire, is
liable to develop at any time at the
junction of Wall and Main street. At
this point the Winnlpauk trolley stops
to change a switch. and on a busy day
traffic is held ‘up to such an extent
that considerable of a mix-up would
result should the tire-apparatus from
the Main street houses. he called out
unexpetedly. .
-——Home made sausage, 20c lb. N. Y. M
5—. .
.
Your Peace of Mind
The actual protection of your valuables—the guard ~of »
them from loss or destruction—sis not the only benefit you
c: toy when you use a safe deposit box in our modern
Vaults. " Surely it means something to you to be entirely '
free from anxrety about the safetyof your property. it is
. be... .3
: worth 5 great deal
l
" other vduables.
”to
L...—
i Davidw Raymund A
,UNDERTAKER i
'1 Tel. on... mass; Hanoi. ass,
tr wAamuovoa sr.
; saw no IEN‘I IUlLDIIO
White Pine Consent
Will in
For‘l‘hatColdszours
EIJIITEIJI’IIIM-
Edward 1. Vevis, -of Norwalk High
Scholi is spending the spring vacation
with friends in New York city.
There will be a rehearsal of the
Eureka Rebekah guard team tonight
in Odd mlhwa' Hall. on South liaiu
street.
The public schools of Norwalk clos
ad today until April 3d. Today mark-
ed the end of the term. and a week's
vacation is to be enjoyed.
An evening session of the Board of
Relief was held last night. Numerous
taxpayers desirous of reduced assess-
wm is before than. Winter still
enough to spar so fill up your bins
for any emergency.
Phone 113-3.
'A WISE . MAN
A wise man prepares for tomorrow.
the spring months with u. The most important question is to have
coal enough this weather to keep comfortable. We have plenty and
RAYMOND-”BROTHERS
There isnoone that know:
hasnsinhismblfwedohsw
to the brass and be wdl provided
1 31 Washmgton' St.
i’opulsr Amusements?i
MABGUEBITE CLARK TODAY.
The Regent picture pmgram for the
last half of the week opened yester-
day wlth a big score for Theda Barn.
in the latest Fox feature. Capacityf
houses saw the three shows and the;
feature was regarded as one of thef
best in which the star has ever apg,
poured. The program continuing toi
day and tomorrow. presents twoof the‘
greatest feature releases of the cur.
rent mouth~larguerite Clark in “Out;
of'the Drifts," a Paramount which;
plays today, and lime. Olga Fatwa.
meats called on the members of the
board with the view of obtaining rc‘
in "The Soul Mei." Ila exception.
al Metro attraction, which will be of-5
,ter, prominent
. circles as a grain dealer, stock broker
lief. lend as part of the Saturday bill. In;
: ilaii preparing an adequate-
‘ ' t s
——<'l)ancing tonight at the Arion Hall. i "18 system for city accounts.
lwagea in railroad train service which
~—Youru for a good time tonight at the iconnection with tomorrow's program.
there will also be the starting of the?
great Henry Walthail series. "The
Strange Case of Mary Page,” featur'j
ing Walthali and Edna Mayo. Thisl
Arion hall. Lockwood danoeiSVec‘s or»
chestra ‘
At the direction of the post-office dc
’uuunent a count of all inwmlns wdhew series of fifteen thrilling episodes. .
outgoing mail was taken last week all
the downtown post cities. The result:-
welu avenged, and showed no radical.
decrease or incresne.
The “Humane Sunday" and "Be
Kind to Animals Week" movement,
which was started last year by the
American Human association as ‘ a
country wide movement will be held
this year. May 15 to 21 inclusive.
City Clerk Stephen llokus and City
Auditor William E. ‘Keisler are the
original “Nothing To Do 'Till To
Inorrow" officials of Norwalk. They
nightly burn the midnight oil at City
bookkeep
Members of the Rebekah Lodges. in
Norwalk. learn with regret of the
death of Mrs. Mary Ellyn 'l-‘ortl, a past
l president of the. state ltebckzth a.»
sembly of Connecticut, who died Wed
ncsday in New London. Mrs. Fold
was a visitor on several occasions in
this city. ._
Hamburg steak, 16c lb. N. Y. Mitt.
The New Haven railroad is not af~
fected by the movement for higher
has extended to the switc.....t-n on 13
of the eastern railroads. The demands
are that the present wage for ten
hours shall be given for eight hours
and that over—time work shall be pant
for at one and one-half time.
Officer Frank S. Stratton. armed
with a "hilly" broke up yesterday at~
temoon on North Main street a dog
fight that promised to attain bloody
proportions. Four street dogs took
exception to an aristocratic bulldog
. wearing a beautiful red bow, and they
pounced on him.
~ Shoulder steak. ltlc lb. N. Y. Mitt.
The 1916 dog tags which arrived at
itlle office of Town Clerk H. R. Smith,
1some time ago, are. in little demand.
l Dog owners seem to be in no hurry to
see the current year markers and it
looks as If there would be the usual
rush next month. All dogs must be
licensed by May lsi, or the dog ward-
en will get into communication with
owners.
‘ At the meeting of the Painters and
lecorstors Union in Central Labor
i llnll last night action was taken with
l regard to the Weatport bocal. Thom
a- McCullough, who represented this
city at the recent state conference.
. presented ably an interesting report of
‘in activities of that body.
business meeting.
—Sirloin steak, 22c lb. N. Y. Mitt.
The building Inspector today issued
permits as follows: To Miller Al (‘hit-
tim, wiring, Samuel Croford. Marion
street: 0qu Refining Company. addi-
tion to garage, Crescent street. F. M.
:Cullen, wiring, Manresa institute.
'grnation of Our Lord, the Feast oi
the Annunciation comes next in honor
to the Feast of Christmas. it com-
memorates the visit of the angel (in-
briol to the Virgin Mary to announce
the incarnation, and is a Holy Boy of
Obligation. It is commonly called
Lady Day. “
—8mall fresh should, 18c lb. N. Y. M.
tobesbleto-dlsmi
CHICAGO MMNCIEI DEAD.
CHICAGO, March 2i—A. o. sis-gs
in Chicago flaw
and banker, died yesterday, after a
short illness.
For Coughs
and Colds
——-——-
Even Stubborn and
heme steer a several ays’ visit with
trials in Boston.
Yesterdarb snowfall did not affect‘
the trolley system much and a fairly
good schedule was maintained.
The Connecticut company is binni-i
tag new crew on the Camp? and!
depot lines. it was found aminesaryi
to have these men sent down fromi
Bridgeport as no applications ms
been filed with the local superintend-
out.
They willalaosubnitanewsat
ofolau forthesreaion ofa new
school probably to be situated on Gun
hall’s lsind The meeting was in
be held last nigh. but it was found
that several members woald be unable
to attend and was postponed for a
week.
There will he a meeting of the.
members of the board of education in
i
Eudersonhaaretumed to his!
I
l
Stylish Shoes For Men;
All of the latest lasts and leathers in tan or black, that am;
sure to attract favorable notice from those who appreciate; ,
the necessity of correct footwear for all occasions.
Rubber Overshoes in Many Styles ..
CONNEALLY & BRACKENE i
ll WASHINGTON STREET
vs
TELEPHONE uni
Reliable Office Furniture
mamas-vacuums». tables, m book may, 5
and many other practical pieces at very reasonable prises. ' fl ‘
Look in the show windows for some random “hello-I
Prompt delivery to all parts of the city and wounding tuna.
‘B'AYMON D 85 SON
Wail A High FUNERAL DIRECTOR N can.
PW delivery to nil parts of Harwell and autumnal... towns. .. ‘ .
t
‘regarded as the best ever offered
Refresh ‘
the ments and a social time followed thei
invenua: Reed & Volk, installing Ino-
tor. Louis Hed‘erman, 29 Huviland‘
As a festival commemorating the ln-
_ y . its from your mind all
_. wozry about the «semi!!! of your important papers and
Camera; let us show-you the .vsults and
their rooms in the town hall on Hatch
as at I o'clock. 11!. cornmlttees ap-
pointed at the last town meeting to
confer with the members of the how
will submit their reports. They have
been investigating the conditions at
the Bridge street school, and it is un-
derstood that they will ask for a new
school in their report.
THE FERRY '
Dangerous Bond-v
Yields lo linonirle
produced by the I‘lssansy Company, is I
to!
the picture public. '
FRANCES STARR SEAT SALE.
The seat sale for the Frances Starr
attraction, “Marie-()dile." whim will; . '
‘appear at the Regent Theatre, next llinouines impo " ingredientn. are
"Tuesday night only. opened yesterday
and the advance call indicates a pack-
:ed house. This big attraction with lrwunenl of coughs and colds. emulsi-
cast and production exactly as it was.
Flaxstaed Oil and lrish loss, two of
lwollknown agents, separately, in the
played for six months at the Beiaaco fled, together with other curative romo Fro- DYCKMAN ST., N. 1.,
,Thcntre, will be offered in Norwalk.’ T
.Mlss Frances Starr Is too well~known i dies. in Kerr's Plait-Bend Emulsion, O ENGLEWOOD, N. 1.,
.to need a word to Norwaikers and,
ins to the play in which she will so they form an “resistibls preparation
Epcsr in Norwalk. it may be said that
it has been very favorably received
‘outside of New York. where it was
ithe leading attraction during its run.
ih‘t'ais for the “hinrio-Odile"
”should be secured at once, becauaetl
one performance only will create an .
‘unusual demand. If :coughs, 3 “1d“ ‘0 "5 hull!!! Properties.
‘ ‘ NEXT WEEK PICTU E8. ,
Special menu“ in now called 'OETry this famous old family remedy and
‘ for the end of next week,. experience the 00me it brin to
{including on Thursday, William Far-1 3‘
.nunl. in ““119 Bondsman,” by “Ul'ithose who usoit. Thopurostand safest
Cains. author of "The Christian. '
”The Woman Thou (invest Me," Itildtof an remedies it builds ‘D the body
others. Friday. Mary l’ipkford. in: -
“‘.\iy Little l’epplna.” and Saiurd:\y,lll in relieving the Intel 01 Misha.
Charlotte Walker, In “The Trail of the:
Lonesome Pine." throat 3““ “"13 "owl”-
Forwanda‘o-ohdea,’ '
will m. running
Thursday, March 30
Betta from both terminals every ll
Inuit. un weekdays from ll A. M. to
11 P. I. Extra hours will be run
every 5 minutes from both Icrm‘nais
on Saturdays. Sundays and Holidays
from I A. M. until midnight.
”—a—
for the immediate relief and prompt -
cure of all forms of coughs and colds.
show i
I, even bronchitis. most. stubborn of all
|
‘the pictures
M”
I TO as TRIED AT MAY TERM. HANAN a SON'S
. The state is getting ready to try: ( SHOES
William F. Fair and Jack Devereaux
.on a manslaughter charge growing.
.out of the death of Mrs. Margaret. STYLE—MT
.l‘air, wife of William Fair. whose body? ' . SERVICE.
:was found in a Nomton wood, in .lune,‘ A" drufll‘lk‘zsfl‘» 50“: SR.
1914. It is expected that the case will “‘ r .— -
come to trial at the Hay term of tho' ‘ .- '1: THE NASSAU
iSuperior court. ~ i wet: in . a: or Button, in Patent
Mrs. Fair’s estate is held pending ., 5'32”.“ ‘_'-‘ , ' Jami
ap iutment of an administrator, by .mfififififis i3" $7.00
Attorney John Durey. of Stamford, it agxi'mg“ .’ iii, I
who was appointed trustee for that :‘WWE‘: THE NAvy_
purpose. after a hearing in the Pro‘ ‘-. " Wm 1‘;th Lace 0,. Button—Gun Metal
hate court here. . {will .. . mtg, , “~50-
-.____ w- __. oi ‘§"_‘~3‘§
Information for . l
lung Sufferers ‘
‘ The makers of lilokmun's Altera- i
tlvo will be pleased to send reports
of recoveries from tuberculosis and
aiaookleft of tilnteres‘t tto sufferer 1 h d h
w n arms on n )0“ let an arc arching an prove to you t at we
fresh air. Investigate this case:— I ' ' .-
am a “n“. “N ran... “- are selling 3e greatest hatching device
“ly Dear slra—For two years I in“ lfwcm l “3 3m)" 3°“ 1“ "1‘
: gun Illicit-d :islh‘ seal-mano- ol icubator that you or anybody can ope
l e Inga an nor was taken ‘ om .
‘ with a lei-ere attack of pneumonia. l g i: :fglg‘llatdl a dink it ‘Very Midi
When I recovered sulfide-fly do , ,
:al: :boll'krgfihoreul wan lei-1. ‘ ‘ Every Buckeye Incubator is sold with
I" I! ”‘3 a eo—a guarantee to hatch
Ilch II I la a in la .
rut-ml: fling?! (hi-n ting-Inn we” harnhsble Md they 119"! fall-
1:1“ that l aflnrted Ia:::‘u Etk-Il’l We. fcan show! you hedozens of testimon-
"I "- I ' " — 'V iais rornpcopew bought Bucks cs~~
3::Ld'2dfflf 6:1,... .3333; people who never owned an_in ator
sum for the good it knu I..." -—who are r catcdly_hstehmg every
hatchable egg ticy put in them.
We want you to see these incubators
and be convinced that they will hatch
GLOVER’S
SHOE STORE
MILTON ELWOOD
Manager
t» .
Let Us ShowYou a Buckeye
Come in and see these wonderful in-
itubators at work!
Let us show you the chicks while they
SOUTH NORWALK
tAbhuevlwted.)
(Sines!) "(HEARD ll. KLM‘I.
Eckman's Alterutlvc la mast offloa-
cious In bronchial nat‘nrrh and so.
vere throat and lung affection- and
n.-
J
_ . , more chicks. bigger chicks and stronger _
33 239.3%? og'fiafiit’i‘ri'l‘intn§°3§3§‘: chicks the" my “id he! 3““ ever owned anoint neawarrsus — l. L
‘Arcept no substitutes. Small also. Made in 5 ”RS—$0 eggs to 350 eggs. - ‘.“‘. W
31: re ulnr size. 8!. Sold by leading
drung sts. Write for booklet of ro-
coverles.
Icha- labonlm. Phi-dolphin.
The, Clifford Pharmacy and the
Stillson Powell Corn.
Sold aslow as
$8.00 .
0n ill: market 2.; yearn—over 325.000
'w successful operators. Art for a Burk
rye Catalogue.
‘I‘HE new PRAIRIE STATE IN ALL
SIZES ALSO IN STOCK.
. ‘bert D. Morgan
w to Gm I. Ml.)
iu'meN 81.. *
& ”WA“. CONN
mast-II!
makes loll. natal
sup-mt, 7 Bsatals. to
”mm
soldatfinarnoath.
JMOONNILLY
smut-MM“-
I
4—:
See Our *
Spring 8": s“
Finest Line We Ever Had.
, Credit -
When I called upon Miss Draper
And was shown the hndsome 1a.-
Ml'. ' ._
l“ On the walls 'of her new home, a
tistio decoration. .
Olin ”plied with mud, elation. In
“We". mum-m ‘llflclfl slot. «use
your views I’m whereas“ " .tlwauwarum
CALL ,us UP
and we will rush our trouble
III ruin around when some
thing like this happens is your
home. If your
PLUMBING
is defective. antiquated, unsani-
fnry or worn out. have us make
necessary repairs or install a
new system of
MODERN PLUMBING
JOIIINO A IPIOIALTY
llOltACE KNASH
"““llt‘w'”
ll
Mini-It.
O. Nora-um
The New Science
DEFINlTION OF CHIROPRAGT It:
Chiropractic is the dodattlon d the
cause of the disease and the art on
hyawrsnoh.twiatorsprainiuthe
MN.
giving the Chiropractor a chance it
kslpyou.
Magnetic Mata given also.
T. Francis. D. C.
mammalian-r
Indicating tbs same. Disease Is oausod |
last. Even I! done in uhildhooci
ltsrsstospiashsdn‘srvasandpainini
latchhinthodiffsrsntorgansans
Chiropractors remove the cause all ’
discussant! paimhoalthisrsswrugashcnaysthemgltmpfl “
through harmonizing ths nsrvs sys Wild! Minna. Seems! the". for III»:
tans in your body. Female trouhlotl
given special attention; also onrvmm «
of the spins. You will never regroL
N Washington 8-. 00. Main. Conn ‘
I FACT FIHGHT UN! to m.
I YORK. “
' Freight boot loan. at. a O! I
.Rlvsr, New York (foot of M’ "
. 8!.) every day except Node}, ‘1 p. N
,m. Freight receives at um * ‘
:5 p .m. and at south Norwalk‘uwz
' 6:80 p. In.
t Gsorps F. Foote, General
, Am,
rHl-z ANNING 4,
smrn Tu
”ITAYION LINE. l... m.
I
l a
‘K,
i. The'lteed 8t
"fi'l-Jans‘I-v-
Electrical Co.
7'" °'"¥ “It"! Est-Illa“
ELECTRICAL snap
In the Town
‘ AUTO suepun
‘ Phone nos—so Io. Iain as.
| 5% "walk. Hue Hall m *"
W
WAR PRICES
The people in Euro must 7‘1;
clothes even if they 9:re liltfl :3
old rags. fiend postal «telephone-tn»:
t “In. Elll‘on c0. he;
S Rowan 81., E. Nomalk. Tel, 4”
address is on the wagon if
to insure satisfaction. ”lib! El
Tel. 441 ' 7.. m.
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Be Suielts A
FRISBIE'S' PIE
Made in the Cleanut Plant
from the best fresh fruits
obtamab' le. .
Ask Your Grocer for Them.
Insist on them at your res-
taurants.
SELL S
i IT TO .
Successor to Wm. Elli-Au.
Phone 499,
l 37 Fort Street. East NM.
Tmn wu. cannon co.
.Ask for cash prices tor Elm
COAL
*.
FINAL CLEA ~- 9
for lip-sedate Service Call
FRED H. DANUNO-
Funeral Director and Saab-Inter
Dillon and Residence ‘
Telephone 9“.
54 Go. Mala It, 80. Numb:
mu opened a now sell for
your movie. ‘
I
/ Specials In
BOYS’ SUITS AND 0
COATS
Men’s Flannel Shirts ‘
79¢. $1.19. 81 ‘ i'
Boys’ Flannel Waisia '
it No. Main-st. so. ,
n—sIo—siam suits.
now snowruo’
iflillli Bills lllfl . T
mtcmrom VA .
At Vern Attrtciive ‘ ‘
“ lilmprcpsrc you .
name a“ pm, .
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