“Drawers. Gowns.
. 1 Assortment.
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XCEPTING
cARDs AND NOVEL.
FOR VALENTINE 1
PARTIES
INE POSTCARDS ,
3 iron 5¢,
1. pnNELLIY's
South Main Street
'11: I. White and !‘ rank R113-
em in Blldm 11J11 3e<te1day
Now’s your chance to enjoy
the luxury of buying some-
“ thing that instead of being
ll“ marked up is marked down.
Some dozens of medium and
heavy weight suits—new and
desirable patterns as well as
I “slow sellers,” which are
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often the best wearer’s.
If your size is here—You
win.
7 and (‘hiitiln were alum 11 Rogers & Stevens
install a motor in the Mas». Norwalk
"undry shop. 39 Wall sireeh
' BREWSTER “coop" PLANT}
:fitites 1). Lawrence, of South
root is recovering: hunt 11
times with the grip.
Dairymen Expect to Have Pasteurizei
] _ . Working April 1
i The ll11'wster Dail‘3men's league.
incorporated at 515.000.
1 1 th ' mind mass oi leguieln for
01111 Halley has celebrated
. 317’s Church this morning, at
has made 111'-
.tlll'ongh 11 cooperatively owned pits-
: ieurizaiion plant
‘ A large brick building near;~ tlle
"flirts” basketball team of the “0rd,.
. igh- school held practice gin lll1 for a feed building. has Men
0 gym. last nlgbt Tonight purchased by the league. Pasteur-
.. $3M NW3 “film!" and 1"“ ”9‘“ izing machinery 11i|l be installed and
1005 0‘ “Cle-lim" 1‘ fa manager engaged
' Da1r1men have built and filled ice
the South N01 “311‘ f01eigll houses in the vicinity, which will fur-
"”9““ naturalization p“ nish ice for the plant during the sum-
Bridgeport yesterday and men it is expected that the pa'ateur
forth ““0 full fledged izatioli plant will be ready ioropera-
citizens are: Moritz tion. it plans can be carried olii. 'lly
. Alexander Nimr- Site 11111 111111 of 1111111. 051111 1111111131 is
‘ (““1 John '7Zi‘kfl- ' lpresidr' 111 of the iirewstel l)ai1'3men's
l1 milk station, constructed ori-
league
ll‘ulda3' party for the benefit of _______-______.'__
l'fl Guild will be gil'ell 111 i111" MAY CALL RETIRED OFFICERS
.so‘, Berkley sirett this et .—
fi 8 oclock. Lieutenant Tel in the event of war between the
‘xti-‘lngs of the Country." There ly that (‘01. Robert If. Patterson. U. S.
folk dancing by the. children A., retired, would be called back to
M ”by _refresluneuis . and gen- service Col Pattelson lives at
1 pan Point lie selved in tin (‘oast A1'-.
' tillel'y organization of the army. and,
‘7‘ ‘1 Jackson has received from F
, t, a. fine spedman of his eu-
On the head (11 an ol'din‘l’lw
engraved “Compliments of F.
a fine specimen of his en-
161" Mr Hoyt is an old
'1: boy, on eXport engrm er and
1 for years in chaige oi the
rig. depattulent or the Seth
the defenses at Mobile (‘oL Patter
son was retired ill 1911.
Col. ll. '1‘ Andrews of Norman. 1’. S
A. retired. is also likely to be called
ack to Service. lie served ill the
Phlllippino campaign in the light 111‘
ml '1'1 organization and 11111 retired a
few years ago
Capt. Matthew E. Hanna. who. it
was reported today. is now ill Wash-
ington, D. C., was mrluerly a regular
army ofllcel'. lie went on the retired
list and later resigned.
FELT LIKE 90; NOW LIKE 21
Many persons complain about i‘eel-
ing old before they should. Like. :1
weak link in a chain, a. weak organ
eniecblcs the whole body. Overwork-
ed, weak or disordered kidneys lower
before. the Committee on
upon amending the
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_ oftho ‘Norwaik Hospital A1:-
him, so as to permit the associa-
image. the certificate of incor-
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111 n" ””03”“ .. vitality. A. 1v. 1111;111:1111. Angola, 1.11.,
‘ fl . .3.) . writes: "I suffered with pains in the
Sisters R1b1111h 11111111. \0 back. I am 43 years old. but I felt
O 0. F., entertained the. Grand
111111 the lodge yesterday A'
lion met them at the station
v'nhtVlmm to the lioadnuort
the lodge where 11 program
' arr11.1l"red.'1‘lle New (in
"Rebekah lodges were rep-1
at the gathering. Four can I FORGER
‘ are initiated and the guard The Foirfieid County authorities
complimented by the have turned over William McAuley
on...“ on it: "and work. PA alias Peter Hurley, who was serving
ts were served and a. gen- a sentence in the county jail for pass-
: timerenjoyod. ing a bad check in Stamford, to the
' ' New Haven police. McAuley is ac-
;splggdfiNggglfi-i; cased of having passed nine certified
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checks, totalling nearly 3500, all of
Etc.
1 . ‘which proved to be worthless.
Powell-Corporation
like n 1111111 of 90,.zy-311rs old Since, 1
took Foley Kidney Pills I feel like i
did when l was 21." to 50c and $1.00
sizes—Adv.
Stillson-Powell Corporation
NEW HAVEN GETS CHECK
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Ease From Anxiety
Dispel all the fears which are aroused in anxiety for
of your jewelry, heirlooms, valuable documents
.A very low rental will provide you with a
sit box at the So 11h Norwalk Savings Bank.
rangcnlents to uell—enilk to New York;
during the (‘ivil War, had charge 01"
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. try Club by Mrs. J. Emory Stevens and
J Mrs. Clarence E. Slauson to a party ofl
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A most delightful card or: 113' was
gilen 3esterday afternoon at the Conn-
iriends. There were nine tables. and
auction bridge, whisi and other card'
games were played. Handsome priZ-i
11s were 11w tilted to the. winners oi“
the games. The first prize 1:115 11011
by Mrs. (it-‘(flflt‘ Foe-to; the setmiti b3
Mrs. William ii. Reed: the third by
Mrs Frank Bacon; the fourth by Mrs.
Franklyn G. Brown and the “fill 113
Mrs. B. I). llarl'iznun'. A tasty ('ollaA
tion was served,
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Soul l1 Main st reel
and Mrs, Adam Sleinwaid, of ii
wish to annount-el
Admiralwon Cappelle is minister of
Both young } maliue ill the German cabinotpand to
[link to Robert A. Bul',i of litidge
port formerly of .\1111\ 111k
[1 oplc are well known he!” and are
let-chin" the best “idles. of theii
lhilll falls the work of sending forth
:the submaiines ill the new ruthless
'1111r declared by the kaiser. lie has
pr'ncecdui with this walk sinte Feb.
M'- 1 1.21111 in that time. despite the action
up“. mom... 1., .~pcndiug 11 ten dayle the i'nited States in severing re-
'in New li111':n visiting triends. “1110"“ With Cel 111111113. 11111113
n--._---_ _,_ ~____ hate been sunk.
MEN Too 0 0 TO FIGHT ARE; ”‘— _____
WiLLI G TO SERVE itVADSWORTH WILL NOT HEAD
W...— l BOXING SOLONS.
.\il~1ltlill:§.\'. l1‘e‘l. N.--—Merialn Posh: Alii1\'\'ll"cb.8 Ct'lvexnor Whit
Nu. 1“. of UMP Grand Al‘llll‘. has for~l 1111111 today denied the story that
worded rescintions of iii-1:1 support toI 3.1.13...- 11'. Wadsworth.
President Wilson ill which tlie)’ 88W! l niicd States Senator \\'111lsworth.
“If the President of the United 3,3,1, 1,9,1“ magma"... by him as
States finds any place “1191‘“ “‘5 C““11111111be1'of11nolualaiied boxing cont
“5" 1" few Old “‘9“ l" 0‘: 131115243: 1.1. srioli. He was 11111113011 by the Silk:
0’ “l" Sgrlpl‘lri-w‘: “l" '3'! will risdon that General Wadswoth
“N’- W“ m“- l 0 “'9 “"9 0° 0 would consent to lll’lll elevatt,
to carry a musket. we are willing iii 1“: , b1' survive in such .. capacity
‘ {1.11 (liaa'ed ill lie 0 .' " 1 '
his headquarters and as a post 11 mild m", (.o....:,,.,. '1} 111‘ :1".- stdlillfarml
be glad to take charge cf the work". 11 ' a 11 am
l1111I11111 that the law should be lc
The post whose ranks hale thinueiI
c‘tiltd Boxing before miscellaneous
front 500 to 90. celebrates its fiftieth 11111'i1nc111 h l t
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anniversary February ‘20 with (iot'e : -' as provu 0 b. brutal
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llol' Holcomb and other dignitaries.
l A WOMAN’S EXPERIENCE WITH
\rranize to have. your luncheon sen“, ONIPPE
When a cough or cold “hangs on, "
i and you have aches and pains in your
joints and muscles. it is likely that
urippu is taking hold of your system.
Airs. .l. A. Rodgers, Switzcr, S. (.‘..
says:
ten ending in grippe in this case
\irs.(leornelt. \'1111Alsl3ne.ofll
111:1l11 It otherwise."
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1~FRIDAY LUNCHEON
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1111111 May Be Sent Home
prevent doctor bills."
family remedy
stops irritation. alloys soreness
inflammation
0 d for children—Adv.
Stilh'on—i’on‘ell Corporation
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BRIDGE COLLAPSES
l After Fall of structure
. SPOKANE. Wash,
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‘the river and 21 swam to safety.
~ in which the bell is hung. and to
,111’ the pole on a windy day.
ships 1
.1111. father of1
and i do not think that am law tan.
"1 aln susceptible to colds; of-
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have found i-‘oiey‘.1 Honey and Tar to
This sterling
loosens tho phlegm.
and.
and trees the air pas-l
FOUR MEN KILLEDa
Eight Other: Injured and One Mining
F011. 8.——Four
men are dead. eight seriously injured.
and another missing today as the re1
sult of the collapse of a. bridge which
being built across the Spokane,
_. river just above the falls here. Twen-
- ty-six workmen were precipitated into
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in view oi the (act that home com-i
mm't halt been made over the tact i
that the American flag in not kept fly-[
in; over the Center school every 11113.!
It has been stated by school authori-l
ties, that the flag pole and the beliryl
cf the school are not in a sale cundi-i
lion The old flag pole hat-l been on;
the Center building for a great hum-1
tier of yearsx'aud when the flag is
lunluled from the top of the stall
011 11 fairly breezy day. the pole snaps
and creeks in 11 most alarming man-
ner. it is also said, that the beliry.
width the flag pole n1 attached is.
1111'. 13'ed dangerously on its base w-hen '
ever the flag is raised to the top
Should
.‘he pole ever snap and fall to the
{round while, pupils of the school;
were at recess, there is a possiififlp,
.1151 someone might be seriously hurt.
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OFFERS CiARCY $40,000 TO FIGHT‘
GlBBONS.
Harry Sherman. Twin Cities boxing 1
:1110motei',is ready to hand o1cr $1.05
0th to Lestel Darcy if the Australian;
will meet Mike Gibbons in a bout:
.0 ihbons is expected to‘unive in Chi-
um “um '
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i O. B. JACKSON
OPTOMETRIST
58 Wall Street. Norwalk
KRYPTOK LENSES—Folding Mattias in Gold or
Shell Shur-On and Other Mountings.
Thorough examination of the eyes. Grulisls’ prescrip-
tions promptly filled. Expert Rm;
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Whatever you do, don’t get: BALD!
Prevent daudruii and falling hair by using 1311 great French preparation
ED. PINAUD’S HAIR TONIC
This original Eau de Quinine 15 than: «Endive tonic for chmg
sick hair and dandruff. Used by men and men of reif‘memenstcillp;
world over for liiil 3".1111'5 Don’t risk the a of unknown or interior
touics 31$ 1). FINAL D' S is p11 defiglrzinfly perfumed and the one
for you. Ask 3'11111 druggist. 55h 1.01:. in our American thces for a
testing bottle.
Parflimei'ie ED. PlNAliD, M I
Rmmuflewhm
('11; 0 today to mini llarty and talk
o1"el the, proposition. ,
‘40 anxious is Gibbons to git 11‘
(erk at the Allstlalian, that he is!
said to be really moderate ill his 1111-.
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Part-3', who i~: showing
li‘cattg' loolzs upon the proposition
i. favorably but is inclined to take out
iatille of the lesser
l i:'.~l i and tackle Gibbons as the. climax
11'11 his (ampaiull in this countr3 if
is 1111' one doesn't beat him first. ’
IN fill MiNllilS! N0
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l"rhe Mament “Pape's Diapepsln"
Reaches the Stomach All Die-
treee Goes
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ition. dyspepsia, gas heartburn andl
sourne/ss in live minutes-ethat-«Just
litter—makes Pope‘s Diapepsin the
'largest Bellini. stomach regulator in
the world 11' what you eat fernmits
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"Really docs" put had stomach in,__'
House Dresses
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A new line of Striped and Crussflhr Ging'hams and Plain
Chambray House Dresscsin matted colors.
Trimmed with bias bands of plain or contrasting material.
Some with pique collars and cufi's oil-narrow Hamburg edg-
ing.
Some specials at . ..
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Others ............ .. . .. . ........... $1.50 and $1.98
J. I. MALLETTE
South Norwalk.
4'
88 Washington St.
into stubbotu lumps, you belch
acid: head is dizzy and aches;
foul;
member the. moment
nch all such distress vanishes. 'lt's
and the joy is 1111 harmlessncss.
A large filly-cent case. of Pope's Dia-
pepsin will give you a. hundred dol-
lars' worth of satisfaction or your
druggist hands you your money back.
| it's worth its weight in gold to men
' and women who can't Eet their stom-
achs regulated. It belongs in your
home—should always be kept handy
during the day or night. it's the
quickest, surest and most harm-
less stomach regulator in the world—-
Adv.
This Week’s Prices
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Any Junk
S. Jalle
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Successor to Wm. Effton.
Phone 499.‘
37 Fort Street. Eaut Norwalk.
it You Have 1‘
Homemade Sausages 221:.
Fresh Hams . ..... .22e.
lFresl'i shoulders 18c.
Pigs Hooks 18c.
Corned Side Pork 18c.
{Pot Roast, no bone 161:.
| Heavy N. Y. Prime Roast from 18c. up
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You Will Fail
to get and hold
A Good Pesition
if you are not prepared
Our Secretarial Course is just
. what you need.
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Fresh Eggs
Olcomargaflne 25¢.—28e.
Helnze's Setter Kraut 10c.
Chartlok’s Market
Free Delivery
Tel. 583-11. 76 North Main St"
.1 South Norwali
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Ash Sifters, Galvanized Tubs,
Pails, Furnace Shovels. Door
Mats, Snow Shovels, Ice Chop:
‘ These ministers of ‘ (111111111311 11111:
:may be given their passports. Couht
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Merrill Bounces,
,Oil and‘Gas Heaters, Etch
truly nstonlsllilt..---almo.~1t marvelous. ‘
in case of a sick. sour. upset stomach‘
Garbage c.1115. Galvanized Rotary l
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and-eructalo sour. undigested food and f _
breath‘
ionguo coated; your insides fill-j
ed with bile and indigestible waste, re-Z
“Pope‘s iilapep~f
sin" comes in contact with the 110111:
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Hatches Every Halchable Egg
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Standard Brood”:
Burns Hard and Soil Coal
Albert ll. 1 Morgan
Steam Dying & Cleaning Co.
Formerly known a Bridgeport mum Dyeing 3. Cleaning Co.
Silk Dresses, Gloves, Blankets“ Lane Curtains Cleaned.
H. LYNGE, Prop.
249 State Street ~BR'IBGEPORT—
23c. if
Stet c111. Sirloin Steaks . . . . . . . .2811.
i PortcrhOUSe Steak, beet heavy
beef . 30c.
11.11cp'aed Beef. all lean . . . . . . . . . 16c.
‘ Genuine Spring Legs of Lamb. .2Bc. :1:
erb Chops, Ioln ...... . . . . . . . . 30c.
Rib‘Chope.............. ...... .2811.
Native Veal "
Home'dreseed Fowls
Dixie Bacon . . . .1 ..... . . .. ...... 22c.
Salt Salmon ......... 181:. 1..
Salt Herring . . . . . . 1 . .. 6 for 25¢. 3.-
Everythlnq to fancy grocerlee and'
{rash vegetables.
Gold MedaVButter . . 1.... 23:.
Frlday’s Specnals
All Home Made
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.. Cakes and Pics
Clam Chowder
Fish Cakes -
‘AT THE ’GDODIE SHOP.”
Heerdt 811 Seymour
7 Railroad Ave.
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' Tel; 973. .
Mid-Winter 01211111111111 ‘5 Sale
3.41126151111an
SHEETS, PILLOW m COUNTERFRNES, GAR-
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