1 Steamship Tickets
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World.
Taylor&Golden
Telephone No.1230
South Norwalk‘Trost Co. Bldg.
and All Parts 111 the-
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New Spring Sh'apes
Congressiuan wants Blg’ '
- F you're trying ‘tO‘lmake
that furnace behave Ereat
it to a good dose of our
high grade coal and it will be-
gin to act friendly toWard the
family. Prove what we say is
true——try a ton or two.
Harris 81 Gan:
68 Water Street 0
Tel. 721:
Navy in allurry
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Ilcpresentatire Fred A. Britten ot'
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SWEATIQIER' FORECAST.
' Forecast for Norwalk and vicinity:
‘ Generally‘ fair and colder tonight and
Wednesday. The disturbance 'which
turns central over town yesterday morn-
ing, is now passing out the St. Law-
. mnce Valley It ismallsin’g cloudy and
rainy weather in the stadium districts
iBnt‘falo, N.‘Y., repoited a thunder-
storm. 11 is followed by an area 01‘
high pressure wich isproducing plow
Bani weather, with quite a,declded
cold wave, in the Upper Mississippi
Valley and western portion of the
Lake region. The. disturbance whit-l1
nppearéd on the I=acitic coast Susie!“
lday morning has mowed inland and
is now" central over Idaho.
Conditiom favor for ,1l1is vicinity:
'Cioudy and unsettle’d weather, follow~
ed by clearing and colder.
WEATHER A YEAR AGO
TODAY
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Lilli NEWS
The Ladies ~Soci1=tyAid of the l‘ irst
1 Methodist Episcopal (ghurch will meet
for sewing at the church on Wednes-
day at 2 o’clock.
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.'I‘he worst for: in lears settled over
this city this morning. it \VlISJIIIDOS'
Bible to see one hundred feet ahead at
times. ~
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Because of the warm and 111111113
weather of the past. [1111' days, the ice
in the harbor is decaying and will
break up shortly.
7' flMASQUERADE BALL
tonight. Arion Hall. $15 in gold.
Yesterday Was the biggest day of
the year in the collection of taxes in‘
Norwdk The branch office in the
“Town Assembly Hall, First District;-
r'eeeived a large amount of the sum to‘
tal, and in the City Hall office prev-
ious records for a like period in prev-:
ions 'yen‘rs were exceeded. It is ex.
pected there will be a great I'll'nll for, ..nimtgisns in the national
the next few days to pay the tax be
fore the interest begins. Both ofllces
‘ 1 will be open all day the next two Snt-'
orders and ‘until 9 o'clock in the eve
hing.
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"1 lslation for women.
‘Thitago has offered in the House a
bill to appropriate $119,000,000 for i111-
111cd1'ate use .120 that 113 ships of the
Unihd States navy, now under“ course
5f ronstruotlon, may be rushed to
.cmpictlon. This sum, he says, would
lllllit' it possible to use triple shifts.
writing all night'and all day.
POBTO RICAN CITIZENSHIP BILL
PASSES.
“UNSHINGTON. Feb. 20.—~ 'l‘hc Porto
Ric-1111 citizenship 11d civil government
bill was passed by the Senate today
with roll call. 1 already had passed
tho House.
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Woman Member for
Compensation Board
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‘ Mrs. Frances Axteli of Bellingham‘l
Bay, Washington, hits been named by‘
the President for member of the
workingmen's compensation .board,
and 11s a consequence the women
capital
lionized her when she a‘1ri1'ed. She
c.111ned her place by the hard work
she did in the Washington legislature
toward obtaining minimum wage leg-
Worry is
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vided it low rates.
, You need never worry about the Safety of
' your important papers 0r valuables of any de-
scfiption if you place them in a Safe Deposit Box »
“in the fire and burglar proof vault of this bank.
Boxes rent for $4. on and upward a: year, ac-
cording to size. and sterage space is also pro-
Needless
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Money in Shinto) Now [:11
. _ .11 tam 111111111 Amundsen has 16-
MW. .fuscd the fm'ancial aid’ot‘ Norway in
("111-lain 3‘01“.” Dollar, who Opel._1l1is .ttlllllllg polar expedition. He he.
lll“> n ffiine oi‘ mate-(111111111115 on {the liev-s his name land has plenty of
l‘scifir Ocean, says a. snowflake, 11w tor all its funds in 10111111111011
could 11mkc linonoy in 1111. forms“ 11 ;th the \1a.\
shipping business now “But,“ hol ...—...... _
“0,“;th “am... ”... Wm. “m Ann...) DIVERS WoHK 0N STEAMEti.‘
1:111 shipping business will 1).. (1mm!Ex'i‘\\"l‘(llll‘ Nl" WS \':,1. Feb 20~ 1
11nd out." 1111'112' were still working this morn
Sing 11 iron the Old Dominion Line
1511-111111'1' MadisOn. which became en.
Waugh-d last night in the steel angi-I
submarine net at. the entrance to,
The Madison was;
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FUNERAL 0F REV. DR. EDSALL.
lilNNiall’OlJS, ‘ Feb. 20.— Church
dignitaries from all parts of the Mid-
dlo “mat 101111.1' intended the t‘uneruh“”74”" RUNS"
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.l-Zo'szzli ,bislmp ot‘ the Mlnncsota dio ”Hm "HS”‘HWW. and cargo
ceso ot‘ the Episcopal Church, who
dint at lint-hoster, Minn, last Satur-
day, followingr 11 short illness. 1
ltight Rev. 11‘. A. Mt-Elwaln of ‘l’nil‘ ‘
lr. 11h. .\ll1111., suffragan bishop
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CHIEF BENDER HELD FOR AUTOl
FATALITY ‘ l
AllilllADli‘l..PlllA Feb. lttvt‘hailes;
. 1‘ Chief") Binder tho Indian base
“.nnmmfl l- l .1 . 1 "‘7 ball pitchei, uho accidentally killed al
‘ '».. ',,W ( “m“ of Hit funeral man with his automobile here Sniurl
1‘13”” H“ body will be aken m day night. us held today without baill
' ”n' 111., ”ism" Edsall " 1111111111." “1 by a police magistrate to nwit action
for 11111111111111 by the coroner. Later counsel for
Bender secured a writ of habeas cor-
pus and he 1111.1 released on' bull.
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$25.00
1 2 : ALL WOOL PLUSH , ..
COATS $7.98
JACOBY’S
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O. B. JACKSON
OPTOMETRIST .1 . , ,
58 Wall Street. 'Norwalk.
, KRYPTOK LENSEss-Folding Oxfords in Gold or
Shell Shut-On and Other Mountings.
Thorough examination of the eyes. Dculists' prescrip-
tions promptly filled. Expert. Repairing.
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and your donlor‘t mum to VluudotLDo
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Fresh Sea Food for Wednesday . ' « i _
S'PEAKCODT........... .................. ' ....22¢15. t
HALIBUT ............ ......... ........ 25¢ 11); j
STEAK TILE FISH ............ 3.» ....... b.
STEAK BOSTON BLUE... ................... 14¢ lh.
UMBO BUTTER FISH . ........ ... .......... 16 lb.
. ERRING ............ ....... ..... 10211..
-‘HADDOCK .................. _ ..... 12111111. 1
STEAK SALMON. ....... - ................ 22¢ in. 1
No.1 sMEL'r. ........ ' ..... 20.51 111. l
SHAD ............... _ ............ . .......... 15¢ 11.. ;
FLAT FISH .................. 1 ............ 12¢ 11. . ,
FINNAN HADDIE .............. » . ........... 18¢ ll). -'
FRESH‘MACKEREL ...... ............... 20¢“). , ‘
CANNEDFISH SPECIALS.
Tuna Fish .2. ..." .......................... 15C1—25C can
xAlaska Salmon .- . . .'.. . . . .................... 15c—25c can
‘ Pmk'Salmo’n ................ 2can525c‘
Large Kippered Herring . .. ........ '. 201: can
_ Fish Flakes. ............... - ........ me and 15c can
" Crab Meat ...... . ................... 25c and 451: can
yGordon Cod Fisli:
I Profit Sharing Bank Coupons with cash purchases.
Beers Meat & Pronsmntio.
(2 Stores)”
.6 NORTH. IdAIN ST '
. 12c and 2‘41: pkg.
life and keen delight and the spint of alertness that only br1ght colot‘
Esau mspire!
. life.
' limit.
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f der 111i] cudas quickly as 1011 How the collection.
_. [from that the price range is 825 1‘01 3 Pussy-Willow beauty and 827.51) {01 a Khak
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or blue or green or gold; full
one’ s exact idea may be made from any fabric' 111 if.
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If. you long for Springs
brightness and life and color;
it is already here 1 . k ‘1}
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Sports skirts are the livest,brig1'htest, most inspiring new things
:0 come forward in many and many 2 day!
No dull gray ness where they are! Not much; instead vigorous
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lhey he the lore- tunnels of Sp1ing days and Spring delights.
of Spring; 1:11'etv right into the midst of the snow and lllfit‘lllll.
their own—~1111l they tony» that whereve1 theyg
What splendid skhls they are to wear with Winter coat 1‘i'Jllt now!
the speckless new waists they give an entire new outfit almost.
hurties 11111111311 new Charmin0 Spring costume appears.
Great hi0 beautiiul plaids—and some of richest are. or 111111; and blank 111 contrast:
Beaul itul deep plain calms—with inverted pleats of bright plaid that glow with
their color as nearer swings along.
Glowing tones 01 red .111th green and rose and blue—plain of pattern but with rich l.
lhey bring :1 little}
lbey vc a sunshine of
1 ‘l‘m
With one of l
Dulness of Winter i "
\nd fa brics range from lissome Pussy Willow silk 1
tusszths to soil and beautilul 11001 \elours, to stl
- lint what diverse stylesll '10 say that all skirts are cut full doesn‘t hint at style ef- ‘ '
”film are pleated. ’lhey are some of them, in bane] shape ”they have fancy"
pockets—such :1 lot of difterent pockets; and evervoue of them big enouo'h to hoid
Fm these skirt pockets are not f01'looks,o11l_v.lhe_1 flare gracefuil ‘
"l‘bey lit trim—trimh tor all their fulness. lhey lune balls that me fancy of design.
thcit own material. ' ‘
o Khaki-K001 silks from fancy
1rdy woolens of fancy weave. "
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huess to one‘s dress . . 2
11 you wonder that these spclu s skirts are enjoying such hiuh 1211'2111’ 'l'hztt wot
Almost forgot to so) that some of the smartest styles sell at 810111 SlS--—:111d that
lx'ool skht with 1611111}. ll‘lL in di\'.idn tlity.
1' Second floor.
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Add here are beautiful
woolens to malts slurtsl
Plaids that glint with rich hues; gold combined with blue for example.
Plaids that are just 1i1id contrasts of white with blur in so many sizes and '7‘
styles that it amazes ‘
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Soft rich quiet fabrics with narrow lines marking them off into small plaids; lites:
make smartest skirts when trimmed with a touch (if their opposite color at poékets. ‘
Poplius of silknnd- wool printed with gloat big brilliant patterns;
fairly glow with light. 1‘
so lustrous they
Wool telour 111 unique combination of white ground with checks or Snipes 111 blue
of distinctimi
gabardines‘, serges, poplins, velours, ——_’tis splendid assembly. And skirt .Iio
\";es
$1. 25 $1. 50 $2 $2.50 yd
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