"Morton. iutacu .7. ma
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We
Serve
Lunches
Lane’s Bakery
Iii Wuhiagton
that.
turns
Charles Murphy. the popular up
town young man, continues ill at hi:
home with a severe attack of rheu-
realism.
The degree team of Kabaosa Ear
canlpluent. No. ‘3. I. t). 0. F.. will hold
an important rehearsal this evening.
In the lodge rooms. on Wall street.
-—MILLINERY OPENING.
Spring and summer models ready
for inspection on and after Tueadlu'.
March 28th. Miss Polhemus. 80 Wash-t
ington street, South Norwalk. Open!
Monday evenings.
Rev. Father Mct‘rann, ("Not-walla:
will be the speaker at the Lenten ser-i
vices at St. Aloysius' church, New Ca-
naan. next Wednesday.
There will be a regular meeting of
Our llrothers‘ Lodge, No. to. l, t). 0.
R. this evening, ill the lodge rooms.
on Wall street.
Concord Division. No. 1'. Sons of
'Itniperatlce ,will hold a regular bufll'
net's meeting tllis evening. in their
nouns in the Gazette building. on Wall
Street,
Edward Costello. Jr. of 36 Grand
street. llail‘oury. a foreman in the De-
lottery Hut Company under
went an operation for appetlit-llis. at
the Danbury Hospital, l‘iilul‘tlfl)‘ after
noon.
Iiitltil).
George E. Boughton. formerly of
Danbury, who has been foreman on
the J. Alden Weir place. in llitigcfield.
during the past eight yt in". has taken
a similar position with “HI .\I. Bar-
rows, in Stamford.
We carry a atock of Italian, Jewish
and German Victor records. (‘ome In
and hear some of these records. We
also carry a complete stock of Other
records and Victor machines at Don-
nely‘s Victrola Parlor.
Bria—Gen. George M. Cole. the ad
intent-general. has detailed Capt
Ralph L. Taylor, Connecticut t‘oast
Artillery, of Stamford. (‘onn.. to re
port to the Curtiss Aviation school,
Newport News. \'a., for training in
Ht'iuh’rn. The Aero (‘lttb of Alllt‘I'ICH
pay.“ the personal expenses of Capt.
Itefplv Taylor while taking the course
'Tim Church of Deeds: or. the
Planting of the Kingdom." was the ti-
tle of the third lecture in a series,
which was delivered by the Rev. J.
Benton Werner. last evening. at Grace
Parish Hall. Vocal and instrumental
seltctions were excellently rendered.
and a good sized congregation was
present.
—BA8KETBALL, LAST GAME
of season. Tonight. Brooklyn of InterL
stats league vs. Norwalk State Chain-
piona. (Reading game cancelled.)
High school champions of 1912-1913 va.
All-Norwalks. Dancing, Armoi‘i.
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UNDERTAKER
Tel. OM. 1m; NW. .93,
27 WASHINGTON 81’.
NEW NED IEN’O BUILDING
what is before them. Winter atli
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‘Whitc Pitle Compound
With Tar
For That Cold of Yours
for any emency.
RAYMOND
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A WISE MAN
A wise man prepares for tomorrow. There is no one that I'nowd
the spring months with u. The moat important dilution is to have
coal enough this weather to keep eanfortable.
enough to spar so nil up your bills to the brim and be well provided
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i has us in his IrlDJf we do have
We have plenty and
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ttot Macon—Sindhi“
allele-lurid“ biracial
warms-Imam
Illc. fill. LC“. halibut
Sea Troll. Tile. flat
Mock
AII Fresh Caught—(Not Frozen).'
New Mord
[scallops
lackaway Oysters
I John Sabol. an employe of the
Stamford lanufacturing Company.
who recently was struck by a log be-
ing raised by a derrick from a scow
at the company's dock. in Stamford.
land who was toppled into the harbor
Ewhere he drowned. came to his death
in an unavoidable mariner, Coroner
‘John .I. Phelan had: after a thorough
open lotto Clans
i cunson MACHIAS HEARD
1 FROM.
i The guys from Washington litit
jnlght that the gunhoat Mat-bias wi-
fi'tilt in active service, was a relief :0
tlhe le~ai members of the naval divr-l
;sion, who had heard that the boar
:“HF in trouble in Mexican waters
iCt‘llilIlantItr Marshall. of the Machiu,
greporied by wiroieu yesterday that
icondl‘ions ill the vicinity of that Mex-
iican [tort still were unchanged. His.
intessabc was in reply to one seat by
‘Secretary Daniels when two days
‘ pmd without any information
‘lIt'IIl‘IK the department concerning‘
‘a rumor that bandits had raider."
‘f‘ampico and the Machias had takeu‘
aboard American women and chil-:
'dren. Dispatches received previous
ly from Commander Marshall saidl
the excitement produced at Tampicol
when the American 'troops crossed:
the toldel had quieted down, bul.‘
.the New York state line. which will
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Cutbill’s
BRIDGE MARKET
71 North Main St.
Free Delivery. Phone roll
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i A meeting of the committee on til-I
torationa of the Catholic Club will tit-I
held this evening at the club house on ‘
Wont avenue. Business of importance;
will come before tonight‘s meetlnx.
Reports of farm studies In various'
sections of Fairlield County are being
sent out today to members of the Fe
field County Farm Bureau. from the
organiutiotfll'lieadquarters In the
Town Assembly Hall. List» of the
bureau‘s project for the coming year,
are also enclosed with the farm re:
ports.
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NO TOURING YET.
Highway Department Says Wire Man
Will Not Attempt Auto Runa—
Road: Clogged.
'I‘lie Statevflighway Department. in
response to inquiries. has issued a
statement in regard to the condition
or" the main road from Hartford in
he. of interest to nutolnobilists. The
statement says:
The. principal difficulty in between
Ledar Hill and the roads leading from
the Berlin turnpike to the Children’s
Home in Newington. There are scv-
eml deep drifts In the cut. and auto-
ll.t)I)III'fl have not been able to 39!
through these drifts. Between this
Litter point and Berlin there are also
some. drifts which automobiles have
not been able to negotiate.
The same difficulty will he encoum
lt‘I’Pd on the road between Hartford
and ‘llcrlin by the way of West Hart-
ford ultd New Britain.
The read between Rest Ilaitford
and Farmlngton Is not passable.
From Berlin to North Haven tho,
road In many places is drifted. but
t‘re trolley tracks have been used by
automol‘iliata. 5
From New Haven tq' Bridgeport
and Bridgeport to Greenwich trucks
have been running daily.
To summarize the wise man. who
Is anxious to arrive at his destirut"
tion, will not attempt to travel by.
unto at this time.
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vaults. Surely it means.
free from anxiety about the safety
worth a great deal
boxes.
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You Pace of Mind
The actual protection of your valuables—the guard at
them from loss or destruction—is not the only benefit you
enjoy when you use a safe deposit box in 'our modern
something to you to be entirely
of .your property.
._ 1 . , dramas from your'mind all
worry about the security of your important papers and
other valuables. Come in. let us show you the vaults and-
to be able; to
‘ congratuatory messages were received‘ Made In 5 sues—60 '885 to 350 3883
Investigation. There was no criminal American citizens still entertained}
responsibility on the part of the com acme anxiety ”Sliding Inlura tie ‘
pany. velopments. l
How Accident Happened. 'I'l . _ ‘ t
Investigation by Coroner Phelan re “r “as intensified, the rpm";
added, 'b_\ numerous private and firm;
lrlessageh received from
States.‘
vealed that Sabol had for many.years
directed the hoisting and lowering
of a derrick that took logs from the
scow into the company's yards. The
company's equipment. was all right
and Babol's years of experience
showed the management of the der-
rick to be expert. 0n the day of
Sabol's death the end of a log raised
by a derrick struck him and hurled
the l'nited
For Uri-Mata lei-vice Call
FRED H. GAMING.
Funeral Director and lmbairnar
him into the harbor, where he
drowned. The accident could not be Office and Rum...“
avoided under the circumstances, Teltphona .04,
(‘orouer I'helan Ilnds. 54 Co. Main 31.,
The Stamford Company
dyestuffs. Logwoods from foreign
countries are received at the dock
and when taken to the factory are
made into pulp front which dyes are
obtained.
Co. No
prepare-a Milt
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ATLAS Pancake FLOUR
FRESH FROM THE MILL
3 pass. 25¢
JUDGE PERRY I8 NAMED
FOR GOVERNORSHIP 0F
COLONIAL WARS SOCIETY
At a court of the Society of Colon-
ial Wars in the State. of Connecticut.
held at 3 o'clock, yesterday afternoon.
In the Hartford f‘Iub, at liartlord. the!
following officers were nominated to;
be voted upon the Iirst Wednesday:
in May: |
Governor John IIt-it Perry. I
Iloxpul) tilivernor Rev. “‘iIIIrp‘Olli --
Walker. [
Davey’s
Phone tit
er.
Chaplain
win.
Geneololtist— Lucius
btlur- ltultators at work!
To fill the' vacancy caused in that Let us allow you the chicks while they
Gentlemen of the Council by the death are hatching and prove ‘0 you that we
‘ . .ar: selling the realest hatching device
of George Munson t urtis. Rutherford“...cf invented. ct us show you a“ in.
Trowbridge was nominated. To Iilltcubator that you _0r anybody can ope-
”... mom"... caused in ”w retiring rfie and batch a chick from every hatch-
' . a l c egg.
class. and to scrtctlntil 1919. Charles; Iivci'y Buckeye Incubator Is sold with
Frederick Itrooltcr. John Prince 81- a Maura—it guarantee to hatch
. n it , . _ , . »cvcry hatcra e egg—and they never tall.
0 and . ”1r“ Seymour Robinson. We can show you dozens of testimon-
WN‘" nominated. ! ials from people who bought Buckc as"
Judm Perry resides in Southport.‘l>c lc who “CV" owncit anfincu ator
H h _. .y L ‘—w o are rcpcatct y_ atc mg every
e as served In the State Senate. 'haichablc egg they put in them.
__....._..__..._. I We want you to see these incubators
PRESIDENT WILSON‘S NEW Eand be convinced that they will hatch
GRANDDAUGHTER. 'more chicks. bigger chicks and stronger
ruininsimulit, March 27,—oiany‘ chicks than any old hen .wu ever owned
Lieutenant . Governor — Frederick; “ . .4 ‘ .
.lohn Kilrgsbury. “FAR-‘1: ‘5‘13“£7'-‘,.7iv ‘ M
I z ‘ a l ‘ u l
Sf‘f‘rcllir't-‘LIIpItIR Albert harbour.t f..g,!:g§m'$£s I
Treasurer—Ralph Williltm ‘ut-t " 4' m .. 't
1 I 03!? ' e “I. .
CT. I . .- _ . ‘ 4, . ”a
Registrar—«Frank Iitilley tiny. :51. 1, :f
I‘Ilr‘lfll‘ltlli' »Itev. Williaton Witlk-, "_ r,
'Le
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fltev. Dr. Francis Good-I‘ fi“ ‘fil wt
[hills owYouaBucIteye'
Come in and sec these wonderful iri-
Itarnea than I
today at the Jefferson Hospital. where' 501d 35 10W 35
Mrs. Francis AB. Sayre and her daugh-i $8.00
tor. born yesterday. were reported l9 0» the market 22 years—over 325m.
hergghlfin‘ivnetnis the third grandchild ‘” "mm,“ ”mm.“ A” ’0'“ 8"“
of President Woodrow Wilson. ‘3' “”1"“
- .THE new PRAIRIE STATE IN ALL
SIZES ALSO m srocx.
Albert D. Morgan
(Buccaneer to Chan I. an.)
112 WASHINGTON 81’.
' ao. NORWALK. CONN
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When I called upon Ill-a Draper
And was shown the handsome pa-
~‘ ”I /
On the walls of her new horns, a
block away.
When expressing admiration of an
tictlc “oration.
lbs m with much elation. In
thiaway.
hilaltoflherowtutothe win-k
dill-Cohan,
And I gladly. recitals-sad his skill
w. m .
Itis
”flu-fl.
lNotrili PM Still
Money Loaned on Articles of
VALUE
TOOLS, MUSICAL
JEWELRY, ETC, ON SALE.
Jos. Rosenfleld. Prop.
‘0 Water street
INSTRUMENTS,
Booth Nor-walk
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if
,Bill takes the Cake
Last Summer when 'twaa blarin’ hot‘
One day Ia said to me
Bill can't you go to five Monroe
And get some cake for tea?
Why, course I can Ma. l'd be glad
to help you out, I raid.
1 love to so to five Ionroa
To buy some cake and broad.
Then Ma she laughed and said to
me
You love the Banner Bakery.
Millinery, Suits and Coats
OPEN THIS EVENING
Men’s “Grondgripper” Shoes
Ladies' “Cantilever" Shoes
Are the but for general Wear, and for tender or ailing feet.
Be SuleIts A
mom-s PIE
Made in the Cleancat Plant
from the beat fresh fruits
obtainable.
Ask Your Grocer for Them.
Insist on them at your res-
taurants.
CALL IN AND LET US EXPLAIN THEIR MERITS.
CONNEALLY & BRACKEN
‘1 WASHINGTON STREET
TELEPHONE 1415a
_. ._._‘ ~_'
You CAN
“Vi “cm
and alto your
Lu. Critter-ch
' itswrwd
iii-33' n. "Curtain
itmchci. Let tn denonW-M dtéa Doria—lei
u ahow you the idoti unwr- J'ekhcv they:
Prices 98c to $2.25.
Albert F. Gehebe
26 Washington at. De. Nor-walk
Reliable Office Furniture
Desks, chain, typewriter and telephone tables. sectional book cues.
and runny other practical pieces at very reasonable prices.
Look in the show windows for some random selections.
Prompt delivery to all part: of the city and surrounding towns,
RAYMOND 8r. SON
Wait a High Itrem FUNERAL DIRECTORS Nomllt. cg...
Prompt delivery to all parts of Norwalk and our-rounding towna.
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Phone 1060-2 Prompt Delivery: FAST FREIGI'IT LINE—To NEW
— _ _ voaK.
CALL US UP .
I and we will rush our trouble PM." W '"V'. H" '7 I”.
man right around when some luv», N" Y°'* (foot of Catherine
thing like this happens in your u") ""7 d" ““P‘ 30M”. It 8 9.
~ home. If your gn Freight received at Norwaik up to
I .rn. and at a u. N - ..
& PLUMBING 3.3., p_ "L W mm to t.
to d active. antiquated, unaant- . George F Footl Ge
- . neral A m.
":1" “$393333: m mm. .. m... .11....
HANAN & SON'S MN .’m 0' o meATION L'N‘ Ina.
,.._- —=,
SHOES MODERN PLUMBING
JOBBING A WEOIALTY
g WAR PRICES
STYLE—Fir - - The people in Euro
he must to
SERVICE. HORACE RlNAs clothes even if they are made hfr‘o-
‘ ‘Old mas. Send postal or telephone to
' Plumbing and Heating
m... .... m. p “In. Elli-on Co. Inc.
Lace or Button, in Patent North Main It. a. No.‘-Il ‘ 3 Rowan 8t, 1."th 1-... 4“ _‘
Colt 1“ he “Y5 ”10 th’lolt Prices for all . .
' kinds of Junk. See that the name ”a “
"'00 address is on the wagon 11 you “a "
___ jto insure satisfaction. .
THE navv. ;T°'- 4" Tel. «1 ,
Lace or Button—.Gun Metal The New Selence :'—-—-——————.__—‘ ”TM—g,
“'w' DEFINITION or cHinopnAcrtc ‘ I] Y0“ H
, Chiropractic til the definition or tip . ave :
CLOVER S canon of the dlaoaae and the art. m: g r
Worth: the lame. Disease in cannot y Junk .
SHOE STORE hr a melt. twist or mm in the i
back. Even If done In childhoot SELL .
MILTON ELWOOD it oration pinched nerves and pain tr . ' 13"“ f .
”“3““ later life in the dtifmt organ: ant ”8T0 ' <
i ucccaaor
SOUTH NORWALK no: a a maim- Edi-a.
ropractora remove a canoe or r ‘ - 3‘.
diaaaao and pain. health In rector-cc, 37 F"! Street. 33" Nwwalk.
through harmonlliu tita nerve syn - v‘, *E
tolls In your body. Female trouble: THE WM 2.“ '1
given apocialattontton; ataommtnn ; ‘ EFFRON (30., 3&3;
of tin spire. You will never regret ; Ask for cash prices for RED only“; J
giving the Chiropractor a chance it :COAL . MILK
’4' launch-cataton- area also. *1? g
mum mamas ._ L. c , l [NAL SCLIII‘IARANCE‘:
Imith. w T, FfaflClS. I). C. . In
mun. all other
Illa. roll. MM
rep-Irel- chtala to
on month. Iaohlnor
“unnatural.
MNNNILLV‘
“maul-mamm—
Sce Our
Springi Suits
Finest Line We Ever Had.
Credit
Gaiely ti Bream ' »
Q SOUTH—IAIN 81‘.
mm ma .timat
”mm;
mm ”M“.
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BOYS' SUITS AND OVER. .
COATS
Men’s Flannel Shirts .
79¢. $1.19. $1.48
Boys’ Flannel Waiata
' 19¢. 39¢
D. 'Gofflieb' 39?.
II No. Main at. so. Nomlk.
w—ato—ctztio suite. "'
The Little Shop"
K. a A. CLAVEN so no. MAIN It
——
NOW SHOWING
Silllii tilts iii
EXCEPTIONAL minim"
At Vern Attrtctive, hm
l4 Waahlnpton 81.. lo. Norwalk. Gone.
W from Patinar Behold. 9
5"
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rm. DEMAND mp
PRIVATE “(RITPPEEE
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