MONDAY. APRIL 3. 1916
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DRAPERIES
n a. BANKS
Heineken Hotel Ilock.
I South Norwitk.
Victrola Cabinets
All Prices and Sizes At
DONNELLY 'S
‘JlCTRQLA I’ARLOR
16 South Main Street.
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Man} Halt \‘.':lsilttl.‘tnll >ll'l‘l'l. this
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\t’iii ...- told l‘illltll'ltlu melting in the
\\ig.~\ -nt ill \\';lshiu_:'on ‘.~lrvct
l~4ul4r weekly tllllll‘“ of the
was Sattndav nillht en-
jo'n l in a large (ism‘llilild'fid‘ at Al'l’lll
H-tl: ‘.ltl:ic was furni~hed to Srec‘s
Ul‘t'lIt‘slr-‘.
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There were six sales of real estate
in Norwtlk. last “"0'!\. \tt;.: mort-
,:.-.'tv.t-J~ ot $332,712. For the l:..~t week
1‘5 ‘7 .“-'l‘.' 1917. title 1‘ \\'cl'c t\\t'l\'t}
ll'mhl .h- of property, and lltol'tuuum
(it $l'.il..'~.
.\ .ztrution Illll‘lt“. Saturday nluh‘.
. wa~ in \Ullllt‘ at tile Not‘wnlk (‘ountry
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(‘lnlu \\'itt.-leill‘s orchestra furnished
(‘\'l‘.‘i!r‘lll music for the dancing; which
up to a late hour “as enjoyed‘hy a
very I.tr2e number of guests. A line
supper “as served by Steward Mil-
lard.
Fll‘lltl.‘ of Frederick N. Smith. of
liriliueporl. r ho at one time was con-
nected with the local newspaper. will
read nitlt interozt his forthcoming urA
tic-lo» in ("oilier's Weekly. Mr. Smith
sails Qoon for the. Balkans to gather
the l‘H-t‘t‘ssury material for his writing.
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BLOOD PURIFIER“
and Spring Tonic
Su'phur and (‘ream of Tartar Tablets
100. PER BOX
Stillson-Powell-Gorporation
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‘ Our
salute from every man who
$15 suits deserve a
realizes the value of a dollar.
As $15 is the popular price
we‘ve put value into this
line that will make it more
popular than ever.
Big moiety in falitl'lcu. pat—
terns. colors and styles.
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(ill-Y EWD lingers 8; Stevens
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Ill-'lrv llosenlntru.
\leotrtgl' ruel't'ed his decision.
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lit-W. '1‘. l“ t‘llskey, rector of (‘lll‘l>l
l'Tlll‘lt‘ltlll t'lllll‘l'h. and who for nint-r
:c-tn In ‘ii': has rtt'llll' oi" the .‘vlllcliczltl
(‘llllf‘tll lll lIl‘t‘\Ilt‘ll. .‘lllllw’t‘ last night.
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ha: llt‘t'll in llll> city Pugh:-
the utnlertailinl: pit-lure
l’rauvinu business.
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of \w '1!“
the llllsllll‘a‘.‘
\\ ho for a number
or er
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ed ill and
Followilnr the city lln-puhhvun ton-
\entihn ill the city hall at .\ o'clock
lortlzhl tor ill" ptllposo o-f Oll't‘llll‘l
drieuntet to the ‘rlllll‘ convention. the
town committee will hold a ntcctil‘l:
for ol-uanizntion purpOses.
’l‘ln- \\'ottt:ln‘.< Guild of Tlinity
(‘httrcll are today holdinu an all-day
settinl.r session. Tonight at 7:45 o'-
clock tlle .lunior Guild of the church
will meet. There will be a Vestry
nteclinlt tonight at 8 o'clock.
lt i~ evpet-tetl that South .\'orw:tlll
Lodge. 1.. O. 0. 5L, members will at-
tuud pert‘otnlances at the Allulnlhfil
Theatre. h'tnmt'ord, this week. ill lion-
or of Moose Week, which is ltein: oh-
~erletl by the Moose of the neiuhbor-
toy: city.
Atllong‘ the local cases returnable to
mono“ to the (‘ottrt of Common Pleas
(‘oltin jr. uptown lllltl"?
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IList cl um rennet Absent ‘
or holy Dada the Winter a
Ten tlnder Supervision of,
Principal Henson ‘
Three Stores in the
All on the floor
No Stairs to Chub
Honol roll (ll pupils pct‘iut ill at
ltu l‘nttce lo] the term Fill in}; ‘dal'h
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lrtvtrllly toulth. in school» Lllltlt':
supervision oi tho": ii 'l'llonlps'tl.
This llel of puptl: llh‘lutlt-r all “in,
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Sterling Furniture Co.
The Most Advanced Talking Machine known to science absolutely free with every
purcahse of $100 or over. This machine,
“The Music Master”
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Three Stores in one
All on tine Floor
In Stairs to Cit-I)
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tie winter term. ll‘. lilt-llll.‘_lrl‘.'.1llt‘ll M M‘
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Wit-Shula”? 5W0” I‘ “Plays any I’C-‘Ord. VICTOR. COLUMBIA, EDISON. SONORA and PATHE. .“i
t-ruztl‘l-‘Ix Flt-little \It‘l‘dl‘v'lt e Perfect in every way. Fully guaranteed. t”:
t. l l illiln-t 'lfille'; 9 ’
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lilo. w: Sicilian. l. m ‘RM . .6 _‘ . [S
i ll ‘ll‘llt'w i"‘til llat'lll‘l‘ I! ‘ Baby (‘arrlages I“:
i l. tim l'. \tllm‘. lilil.l.rll, J .,. Q ;\. The most complete stock in
. \ ml» . Lain '1 I wIIt' H \I' .1 Greater Norwalk. Exclusive
. .t. i l‘t -l. .. . ‘ ‘ ‘ ' agent for the famous BLOCH
.u lll Al. i l. c: ll“lt. wont t. = , v r" CARRIAGES and G0 CARTS. “4
’t ‘ ‘ "‘5' ‘t ‘ " '~ ‘--" ‘\ d ‘ I..' Fully guaranteed. YOUR MON- t
. t . . w t 1; - EV BACK IF NOT SATIS- 9
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t. \\' .. ,~ ‘ .1 i . -.‘ t
. WK W’W .. p x,‘ - . ;--; REED BABY CARRIAGES .
.1 l‘l. ttl \llut.it'l ‘Jll'ld .2th 3'. \ll I.’ ‘6“ i‘: .L : " ~? ‘1')” ‘ from $12.50 1” $35.00 ls:
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nl l)? l. ‘l:lltu\ I . {*‘h ‘ ? if} GO CARTS from _
., ,. . . . ,. ~'. $3.95 o $15.00 it,
t: in ll. lint . tiwt‘ in. FF". _“":" ‘” ‘I‘E’Mfi SULKIES from H
‘ it tut loll tll l‘l‘llt ‘ll 7..t':‘s lg \"M. \"‘ __'. 98“ ‘H $10.00 _\_ 9
t» lI .lti/lr 3‘: n- tht ltl .t “ “3"”“7’fotj 1
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l tilt-t‘l'll \tl l‘ "ll~ l'ttll l" l it “ “luff; a y i I‘Llauo ty ‘1 ‘ .
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w: ‘i ’.tI'I l‘IIIilI‘). lht-ltt >lll‘.\ t t‘ l .I ’ .. l ll! ‘ h 'l
. ., , _- j . H. from $4.50 to in. 00 t
\‘..tt .l. ~ 1‘14“" ‘“ ’ “ “ T...“
‘ _‘ _‘1 . swirl-w" :."_:~y:ftt.
1...... it the \ltiltil'l It ill.|'.t .. l . . fl t .. I515“ .
il':.-- llillLlL.i\t. ill-lily Harman . l" ‘ l :H‘f‘l‘. f If” ‘1”; ill. .
“l‘\' ‘\llt in. .‘i'I‘ Ht ! l V I I ' . I i I
. .‘k'l; ' ‘ " 'W Wilt I“ Illlll t
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tw wit ill ‘1» ton ”an ~, lI‘.I-!.'l L ' ‘ Lylifia I '1') The FamouellinflDoor
.tvlt- t"o'~loti.. ihltlllb‘ lulltit. \\..t l “HoorierBeauty” ‘
w \Iflnn III-tome. i':.~l l‘;|i.ll‘l lint 9 LlNOLEUM—Tl‘c largest SC' llOOSlER KITCHEN CABINET—$1 00 37.
ly‘tmilly‘w mm Arm," Tim“ 5‘. Icction of the {animus Cook and will deliver oneof these famous time and ‘
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Fl :nklto School. EIementnry.
Norwalk. All purchases
Armstrong Linoleum in Greater
made
labor savers to your home.
ti :dv \' \l.- u. , 4m. :.
tt-ac'lll'l \1ot,~i.~ lire:«All’\l.ll'\‘hili(allrll ‘ tomorrow and the “'ch Of April SOLE AGENT FOF " ‘5
. M M. in... 3......“ 3rd will be MEASURED AND gfggfiIgOWOngfgggSgus MATTRE"S 3’
IiI-I I. \l Multan “unlit. it'llt‘ilol ll LAID FREE OF CHARGE. b‘ ’l
“1...”... MW“ “my. mu”: 0 BLOCK CARRIAGES AND GO CARTs Q
m”. ,Amn“ (.mvlwmlr ”mm“ ~ THE FAMOUS HOOSIER KITCHEN CABINET
llt‘itllls. ‘ l O
t. is... to... W. l ' We specialize in furnishing ironies complete t"
'Icot‘uc Flatt. .\':ttit..llicl llopllills ! . ’
.lnnc) l,lll,t‘l \lg-dill \lnllit‘r Film-i... . S r . W O 1
lit\~"‘llt-, l‘tli't.“~' l"l_\llll I‘ll;n~|”t[‘« .l; - ‘ {e In urnl re 0m an a
‘I- I‘lllfél‘nic .\l(‘\llllltl!: H u :'
”tulle l\'. t-ztlyowt. li“‘l;|lltl.l~|:l(!l l.
t‘l' t‘nrollnv ‘lilllll‘lll. Florence lll'lIlr
Illl‘t‘~. Harry l-‘uller. Joseph Nagy.
Marvin School.
Atl-‘lc lietts.
Stewu llll'70. l~lll1rl Kaske
llI'fltlt' l.
l'l'lllltlyt-l‘,
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litotleruul‘lou “In“:
H. .
('ltll’lc Petty, !
Vl‘ctl Hoop.
FtlStllNE tltcl
llllEIIIIII on:
Dorothy l‘lllllllilllur‘.‘
Helen Kllhlit'. Susnllt
Middleton. Vt‘lllzl Staples. \‘ictor um i
l:lt'.:olt. Franklin
\\'l(‘llt'.
(lurin-
Lauri-l
li‘ilt'llt'!’
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I tolls .ltlllll
ll.- lrel‘e Ilurrett,
tuna ilottllet‘.
\lltl'lttil .lmtt's.
(continued trom First Page.)
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.\t'\\‘lll:lll. 1'le l‘lt“
torney general have lil‘t'll forwarded
:lor lnvt-sliglttlon to llll' commission
and have been added to hundreds ot
lsimilar complaints received by the
(.IHI_I‘|_:commission itself. it is considered
“ “t unllkely thin the attorney general will
niocide tillally whether the evidence
lltli‘tillil limp... luminqgl warrants prosecutions until the com
Zilen tints-stun shall have concluded its in
‘ ’ nuiry. a month or more ltrllcc.
("‘“rhm'w The first report to (‘tlllfil't’a's ill 11‘
laponse lo senate resolutions will c?"
Itllin comparative figures showing the
lunlount. of llllSOllllC and crude oil pro-
ltllH't‘ll at l-resrlll.. and two or three
Ill.
Hell.
l“l't‘ll
.‘llltldlt-ton.
(it‘ltric lV.
l‘llltn (‘illlt'hlll lIolotlly
Lottiw Kroger. lt‘dt'llt‘l'
\li‘vilui iioyl, liclllla
on. he. (‘tzzlttinulnlun
\"un
Il"l‘."~li l‘tllllliltldlllnl, .lnnlos
jinx Van (‘ot-lt-l'iug. Harry Waterbury
\'. .\':ttalic Wheeler.
Ariel Ailleworth. Lco
(limit-
trach-
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(‘llill~lly.
127-129 Waltington St.
. .alpport
, . ' - r! -, I n l - v. .
are. John ll. lUMl’D \r- AIIIII‘ R05“ .lacob .\atll'ln. \‘.lllt:lut i‘edcn. SimonI
hertesz. Flax lllll road tot'eclfisum i'.‘lllililll. Andrew Ilium. l.o:li.~.e liennl
action; (‘llrnlille G. Trombetto
Michele Stilllello. damages for accident
injuries; and the South Norlvalll Sar-
inus jjfilllli \ ., Agnes A. (irifiith. Roton
llili foreclosure.
Members of South Norwnlk Coun-
cil. Knights of C(tlllilllltts, and the Holy
Name Society of St. Joseph's Church,
“ill go to communion at the 7:30 o'-
clock mass next. Sunday in St. Jos-
eph's church. Confessions will be
heard Saturday. Starting at 2 o'clock
.l PRESCRIPTION DRUGGISTC. Sdtltrday afternoon a priest will hear
32 Washington «not tenure-salons at \St. Joseph‘s in the Sla-
uutll Not-walk. Conn. I voulan and llutllanizln languages.
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. ALL MONEY
deposited in this bank on or be-
fore Wednesday, April 5th, will
draw interest from April lst.
OPEN MONDAY EVENINGS FROM 6 to 8
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Johnson,
lit-t. lizinel l‘lttlniugllanl. lleiell Deck-i
‘t'i. .\ll'tu lif‘lltll‘lt'k, l'earl Sullik. ‘
i tirade \‘l.—~Aunusta Fallon. teach
jt’l’. (‘llll'cnce Anderson. Fred (‘ane-
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éVlll‘l. “'iilittm tinstaiaoll. Frank HareI
.licek. llugh l‘edetl. George Thompson.
It‘ltarlcs \l'ivlie. .\lrt_v .ltllundscll. Hazel!
llllllt‘ll'll'k'i. Lillian Lester. Ruth Yanl
it‘oevering, Elizabeth Woodward. l
I tirade \‘l.~-«~ Ethel l
Callaghan.
gleuchcr. Howard l’arrintzton. Theo-
ldore Ryder. l-llmer Siliflln. Aluna
:Clurk. Ruth Decker. Myrtle Knorr, lda
gKnorr.
‘ Fitch School.
Grade lie—Ruth Weed. teacher.
Charles Lycett. Elmer Reynolds, Es-
ther Anderson. Ruth Clark, Mary
Helen Snifl‘ln, Evelyn
Youngs.
Grade ll[.— Ruth Rider, teacher.
Elton Hendricks. Benny Rider, Elton
Tichenor, Florence Woodward
Grade lV.—- Helen '1‘. Lee, teacher.
Beatrice Lycett, Priscilla Stendman.
Howard Wilson. Huron“ Thompson,
Earle Platt, Alfred Wilson. Jeffrey
Monuhnn.
Grade V.&Edith Cronamon. teacher.
Florence Billing, Elsie Knorr, Funny
Richards. Agnes Vndu. Harold An-
dervon, Irvin; Hubboll. Ralph Ntcker-
non.
lion-Mod Chem—Imus am Ind
m ‘IRI. Mm. "vw
years ago. the volume exported. rene
tire coins of production amounts sold
in each section or the country then
and now. and comparative wholesale
and retail prices. .
A second report. data for which is
not yet complete. will supplement the
first with an analysis of the situation
and will set forth reasons to which
the commission attributes the tre»
lnendous increase in price.
Still another report dealing with
(my facts the investigation may dis-l
close relating to unjust discrinlina-t
lion by manufacturing and produc-
ing companies is contemplated later.
The investigation has been con-
ducted with a view to determining
four salient points as follow:
l.-«The extent of production and
use of gasoline now and two and
three years ago.
2.—The volume of gasoline export
ed and the supply remaining hero
for domestic use, particularly as to
whether the rise or any portion of it.
could be uttributed to a scarcity of
product. ’
3.—Whether there is actual com~
petition among the former elements
that went to make up the oil trust;
it there is. to what extent and how
the small independent producer is
effected thereby. ’
The department of justice has been
particularly interested in the last two
phones of the investigation. Likewise
there has been considerable interest
in the attorney xenon” once in all
phone: of the lnventfntlon which
would shed light on the possibility or
a connection between the rile and they
administration's proponl recently to
levy on mm“: revenue tax of one
cent a consolation. ‘l‘bll pm
at tho Wt“ II' II“ to I). ll-
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Mi want the m
‘tors' remedies without benefit.
Brooms, Brushes,
illlz report in congress will not fully.
the recent announcement or.
the department of the interior that
more gasoline was being produced
and on hand than ever before. it is
understood that the report will state
that the lll‘t*:=t'lll does not mark the
high tide of production and that
while lll~‘l't‘ it it great quantity of gas-l
oline on hand the supply is not as‘
tame a: it was some time ago. Thu
l‘t’iltl‘l. it is said. will be based on
llxillt‘fl in“? than those used by the
interior department.
WOMEN
"FAGED-OUT"
Will Find 3 Helpful Suggestion in
This Letter. '
(lverworked, run down "fanned out"
women who feel its though they could
lvardly drill: about. should profit by
Mrs. Carter's experience. She anyst'
"I am the lnolhdr of six children lllllll
i got so weak and run down that I
couldn't eat anything and it scented:
almost impossible for me to get around
and do my work. I tried different dng
i saw‘
Vinol advertised and decided to try.
it, and received so much benefit fronl‘
the first bottle and 1 continued to take;
it, and it. has built up my strength:
and made me strong and well. 1 con-‘
sider Vino] the best medicine I have!
even taken, and advise all weak, run
down women to try it." Mrs. Bessie-
Carter. State Road, N. C. .
It all the tired, overworked, run
down women in South Norwalk could
only realize how our delicious cod.
liver and iron tonic, .Vlnol. supplies;
the vital elements necessary to build:
up blood and strength, we wouldn't!
be' able t6 supply the demand. I ‘
Frank H. Baxter, d'nigglst. South!
Norwalk. ‘
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So. NorwaILConn
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In Time For
Easter
Advance Spring Styles!
Pages and pages of new
designs! Many in Color!
New Cuirass Blouses!
Jumper Frscksl Jerkin
Blouses! Draped Par.-
niersvl’ The most stun-
ning collection of chic
fashions you ever saw.
Get
Pictoria Review
for April
15: a Copy On SeleNow l
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SOUTH MAIN STREET
James [Donnelly
SOUTH NORWALK
The _City National Bank
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Carpet Beaters. Carpet Sweepern,l
Dusters. O-Cednr
Mops, Stop We", Cumin Stretch.
era. Garden Rakes. Spades, Shovels.
Forks, Ash Cane. Garbage Conn, Etc.
Albert F. Gehebe
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The friendly lntamt alum aim the good will or the
’ public are valuable null d M u. all material agencies in its
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i go them we tutu-limo our nu ma. '
The account or the m “or and that of the mount
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