tiara Fanatical: and
print designs as
.A 13:: and varied
F, a. mo Hotel Block.
South Norwalk.
1w ‘ 1151111 11111
Frustrated ll! 1% an} Trait-1},
loads of Walt Supplies Constantly
Pass Over mat Structure
.4.
. . PUUGHKEEFSIE, N
1'., Feb.
Yes, and every man needs all
three—Land some 'nced that
silk hat in the box.
1 Caps at one dollar.
Soft hats at $2. 50 and $3- 50.
Derbys at $2.50 and $3.50.
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9 Rogers 8: Stevens
16 South Main Street 1
THAT PRISON 'DEBATE
State's Attorney Alcorn and Colonel
‘ Osborn at Odds
9 Ladies’ Aid (11‘ the First 111. E] in the rush of so many other" that-
toll will meg, for sewing at ,,,,.'1e1-.1 at the state house and elsewhere
on Wednesday at two 031001,. in these busy days, it was not pos-
‘ Isible for any newspaper to glut-.1 ' full
report of the debate last week
tween ('oioueIi (‘1. Osborn, presi-
dent of the state prison board. and
IStaie’s Attorney ll. M. Alcorn oi‘tltis
“city over the propom'd law that
would require the prison board of
parole to notify the state‘s attorney
when a man is paroled. Both speak—
ers are eloquent men. Colonel 0.11-
boru led, and, when he concluded
his ringinc' speech 1h.1 crowded room
echoed with applause.
parcutly made his case.
‘
'9 W. Flint has dist'ioset'l of l‘ot'd
' to Jamie V..A'1et1~.1,.l i. Bron 11 and
h Schaub.
‘9 annual meeting of the stock
rs'of tile Norwalk Country (‘luh
any for the election of directors"
6 held Tuesday evening, March
w... s-“-
1113 Helen llubbell, daughter 01'
m and Mrs. James T llubbell of
.. 1111,11 among the list of 56111018
:vlng honors at Vassat College, Then came Mr. Alcorn. lll‘ said
announced last ,night. Ithat he had originally opened the
F 4*— l‘.~‘lllll"‘f‘l "" "“0 ""i’V‘“ director “'llO
had cordially approved the plan
rmory. Saturday. March 3rd. I‘said the warden agreed. Then the
—' .‘speuket' read correspoudeut'e with
ere were thirteen sales of real (‘olono'l Osborn, in which the latter
in Norwaik. luxt week. with said that 1111'. Alcom was entitled to
33399 TQCOX‘de' by Town Clerk see the records of tht1 parole board
' to the amount of $21400 For and he'd like to talk it over. 111 No —
lird Week of February, 1916. tl1t1re ventber Mr. Alcorn Wrote that he‘d
1‘6 11 Kill transfen Oi DION”!i1 Mill be glad to have a meeting at any
images of $1131.10 Itin1t1. but nothing had been heard
on the 1111 l'ljt'tt since. lie said that a
ll‘it'f‘lillg 1111111 sentenced for 11 lute \1'lnvery was
l3 evening 0f Shelmau PODIN‘” "0." paroled after a your, while tht1 p001
Arcanum T111A Ol‘lel' WI“ 110“? fellow whom that man hired $111 $100
" B 0F special lnlllillwlilllif‘ 10 lllll‘fll'l to take 11 woman to Buffalo was still
a members, all Of 11110111 11W 1113' languishing" in prison. The. latter
”10 119’ present. had no influential friends. llt1 ob-
-"--"—' ijected to slur chamber sessions. lie
. Joan 01111101111111 Wash- snid 1111 watt speaking alike for the
thin street. South Notwulk has prisoners and for society.
'lllb ofllces of Dr.Dun1o1ti11r.:to “hen he {inished his
1' Géorge Clifford l":11rell of New speech \11'. Alcorn received .
city 111'. Farrell will take up more applause than had been 11111111
01‘ by the some audience to Colonel 01:
it 11.15 111 idert that there. arts
'two side; to the subject. Director
21) Thomsund l.1-a,.ucs 17'111l111 t‘ht1 l‘uller uttct .\it"..\lcor11 had conclud-
,v lace Theatre. 111.11111111 111111 ed said that the board was divtded
odnesday. oh the subject anti be, for one 111111114
F her, saw no 111115011 “by the bill
uel J.Wright,F.1i1r1'1111 (111111111 should not 11:14.1
IBtireau agent,a11d(‘harles‘ll. ——-—-—-——-"~‘
lit. secretary of the some otLI Green Tomato Pie.
F tint: were in Stamford today, '1110 medium sized tomato/es, chop
inc :1 farmets' institute which Dell, 2 chopped apples 1' cup sugar, 1
.116‘111- in that city tutdet the 11113 tablespoonfuls vinegar. Season same
' ho Connecticut Aut'itultutalI as mince pie. Bake in two trusts.
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“11"- 1111110111111,
SWOllfN, 11111 1111
,loazled to Sszalzi and the other How ”Tiz" Does comfort Tired, Burn-
11111 1Brothers who claim $50 mg, Calioused Feet and Corns
es. ”Hearing in both mattets will 1.001111” sore feet, burning feet
_ id before Justice of Peace, Jos— swollen feet. tender feet, tired feet.
Llnxweiier on llarch 3. Good bye, corns, caliouses, bunions
and raw spots. No more shoe tight-
ness in limping with pain or drawing
up your face in agony. “T12" is ma-
“Tiz” draws out
exudations which
Use ”Tiz" 11d wear
Use “Tilt“ and forget
Ah! how comfort-
Fl'here 11illl1e a regular
of 8
vehem e 111
even
a medical and surgical |il'fl('ii(.t
'Dumortler within a short ti1ue.Ib0”l-
, wereI
h radar evening at (.15 p. m.
girth Norwaik Baptist Church, glen] act's right off.
H'MOeser, slum worker, and all the poisonous
pr‘esentatite of the Volun- puff up the feet.
enca V1111 speak. Mr. Moc- smaller shoes.
beep in this work for a num- 1our foot misery.
darts, and has traveled from able your feet feel.
ant.1 l-lis experiences ate Get a Zocenb box of “Tiz” now at
‘interesting. Everybody is any druggist or department store.
711111111111. «'0 offering will be Don’t surfer. Have good feel, glad
cause feet, feel; that never swell, never hurt,
———-——-—— never get tired. A yeut‘ 5 foot com-
”EhLY‘is SINGING ORCHES fort guaranteed or many refundéd.—-—
.Appry, 'Satunlay, March 3rd Adv. ,
note,~1nsurancc policy, will, hand, stock certificate ~
aper should not be risked another hour by re-
inthed'k.’ office file, the tin box orcmthebf-
9 Which may .. .. ,
lute safety and 1111111111131 is priced low enoagh so you
afford: to longer neglect renting a safe deposit box
So. Now alk;
tut 11111111111
‘ 119111111 1 leader Itu ,s‘po'rts i1
,uttempt to dynamite the bridge over
i the Hudson m. or here early yesterday
i 11" .15 ftuslt'ated by the vigilance of
:uams who have been stationed here?
slink the diplomatic break with Ger-
. 1111.111.
1.
[.ailt pass (nor the bridge daily Two
1111.11 were discerned climbing, a laddet
to the abutment of the bridge. The
guard fired and they ran. Search of
[111. surrounding woods failed to locate
them
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Bill ilAMS Mill)
The remaining (13135 of No111alk‘s
llllT basketball season. with the ex
tepiion ot Murt‘h lilth b11111 been fillet
up,.111d it nt 11' looks as if local fansI
l)" were going to 11111.1 some ofthe. great '
rs. aggregations in tht1 country‘ be
iolt' the close of the season.
Beginning next Monday night, the.
tannins Blue Ribbon team, composedl
(f t‘linton. lleclunttn, llart'ey. Murray;
Swens'on, and White will open their
series in Nut'wtnik. The Ribbons will
perform in Norwnlk on Monday even—
lag, and Tuesday nights, the iocalsI
111‘li jour-nty to mid" oport “lite‘serles
H" “M 1”" ;wili p1'.'ob1bl,1 hr titt' hot-1t thtee out “fiber
live games
Monday night: March 19111 is still
opt-11, but it is probable that negotiaI '
1101: will he opened ‘shortlt with the
Sheepsheud lluy quintet, for this date.
it is not hciit'vi1d that the New Yuri-
ers will turn down a chance to appear,
in this citv,t1ven though the offer
made. to them by tht1 local manage-l
ment some time ago has now been
modified to a great evteut.
On Monday March 26111.
Norwalk, and the old Troy‘l‘l’oritl'a
champions. Tho arrangements for this
contest were completed but night be
in con booking manager Godf'rey. and
Low Watcher. included in the chant
p 0111 lineup will be .lut'k lnglis,
"(‘llit‘l" Muller. Lew Wachter, Andy
Suits. and Jack Leary. These five men
,nt one time 111110 the. class of the old
Hudson River circuit, and gained right-
ful title to tilt- championship of the
world by defealing the wonderful fluf-
fulo Germans ouulwt, which upto its
game with tho Troy's, had swept tho
country clean of every 01111-1 possible.
(ot1tt111derlortl1c title
ABOUT THE STATE
..__--
_ .15 the result of hurrying
Vin her kitchen stove. with the aid of
kerosene Satutday evening Mrs. Thu~
due Arkisiua ol’ \l'illimantic is on the
dangerous list at St. loaoplt's hospi-
tal. The explosion that. followed the
pouring of kerosene on the fire onus
1111 her clothing to become ignited. ‘Sho
' 1'.: 11 from the house into the yard and
was seriously butned.
! The. exercises for the dedication of
Noah Webster Memorial Library and
its presentation to 'the town of West
il'artfotd by Sarah Whitnmu Hool'er
Chapter Daughter of the. American
IRevolution, will take place tom'or-‘I
1"011 afternoon and evening. The ext
ercises will be. open to the public. PerI
soual invitations have. been sent to
the seiectmen, cietks of the various"
town boards, and the town repre-
sentutive.
The1 action which hiiss Bertha M.
Reed of Windsor instituted against
Floruco H. Ellsworth, formerly 11‘
Windsor:
yesterday assigned to bo’trled on
March 13 before Judge Luciou P.
Burpee ,and at jury in the superior
11111111 Reed is 27 years old, and
court.
Mr. Ellsworth is '72. in stilt is 1:
recover $35,000 11111111111115 for an at
leged breach of promise 01.111111111111111.
Mr. tEllsworth, accordlugto claims of
Miss Reed, turned her aside for an-
other, and the other woman is said
to be. Flora Louise Barber, wife of
William W. Hint-her oi.'_ Windsor, who,
.has made two attempts to. secure a
‘Idivorce. from her husband.':
I The .report from San Diego that
Lieutenant George' Washington
upon by hisxsu‘perlot' officer to prove
is scouted by his friends in theilllast
The 11111111111111 Was born 111' No, ‘ -
He was a stutienmn winning college
when he Won '11 competitive examin-
ration, and was appointed
‘Polnt. While in the tread ‘
21—.
What is believed may have been an ,
Many trainloads and other war sup-"
the season‘
will be closed with a game hetweeu‘
n “to
but now of, Hartford, was
111111111, J.,r U, S. A. has been called »'
.that he is not or Germans sympathies. _
AND PEllSONAl.
News ‘
i Lester Com'stock, tormeriy'ot Nor-
walk, now of Alberta, Canada, arrived
in Norwalk last evening and is now
visiting at the home of his father,
George C Contstock in Comstock Hill.
Lester was 1"er) well known in Nor-
walk a number of ye an ago but dur-
ing the last 'six wears be. has been no
lively engaged in farming in Alb3rta
where he owns a large wheat ranch. I
.lr (toms-took is being warmly w.ei-
coated by his old Norwalk friends}
many of whom have not seen him be;
fore today in a number of years. 1
[a
i
i
ML and Mrs. George Bagutdus and
1 John Bogardus have retttrned home at-
spending the day in l)anbu1y.111he1eI
John W 110":.,1rd11< their Father. is ill:
1 with pneumonia
1111's Benjamin Mallory, of flown-
with fotmmly of Norwulk,i.~1 attend-
ing 11191111191111 of her father George
S. l’artric, in Weatpozt. today.
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Mr. and Mrs. (.11. rge ll. Ste1e11s,otl
South awhile. N011 (‘auaa11,1"isitetl
with Mark Stevens and {11.1111}, 01'
Norwnlk, over the wot'kcnd.
..i 11" Collins, of l’itilatiefphiu, has;
11 visiting his daughter. Mrs. J. Ill.
ol' llayviaw avenue. ‘
Q
(llot 111'.
3'13 Ezra \l' elis of New t‘unauu,
has been the. "nest oi relatives and
9.111111 in Not'walit. '
w-.
l
i
1
110753 or THE BUILDING DE. 1
PARTMENT. 1‘
1
i
it.
to pure an electric sign at
'l'histol Washington street. ‘
Antonio FAIDIBUO has tiled u judK-
menl lien against in ii Phillips. Sher-
1111111 street, to the amount of $1,613.
THIS WiLL INTEREST MOTHERS
Mother (lruy' 11 Sweet Powders for
children, a certain relief fut fevelitth l
1
Halo]
11ess.l1eudacht.1, bud stomach. teethinu:
dihol‘deld. move. and regulate the bow-
els and destroy Iworuis, They fro.
quentlv break 1111 cdlds in 2i hotnsi
'l'lle are no pleasant to the thslf‘
children like them. Over 10,000 tes-
timonials. Fund by mother: for 20
years. They never fail. Sold by all
tlruitgists,2.'11. Sample mailed tree.
Gray (‘0. Le Roy-.1
'. Address, Mother
N. Y.——Ad1'.
A WOMAN'S EXPERIENCE WITH
GRIPPE
\\ hen a cough or cold “hours on,
and you hate aches and pains in your
joints and muscles, it is likely that
grippe. is taking hold of your system.
1111‘s. J A. Rodgers, Switzcr, S C.,
says: "I am susceptible to colds; of-
ten ending in grippe In this case 1
have found Foley‘s Honey and Tar to
prevent doctor bills," This sterlingI
family remedy loosens the phlegm.
stops irrlt.atlon,,aliays soreness and
inflammation and frees the air pas-
saizoa. Good for childran v—At?
BfOllCllltlS
Anti (litter Throat and {111193;
Allmenlsxlilcld to ‘
linonine
1
l
1
1
l
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people in one city alone have' pub-i
iicly testified in signed statements,
that Linonlne cured them of coughm
colds, bronchitis and l,.othcr forms of,
winter ‘co‘mplaintsxthat' threatened.
their very existence. , Other thou‘I
finds in other sections of the countryl
have added their testimony, and alli
unitein proolaimlng Littonine the
most effective medicine of its kind
known to solt‘nce Relief is wrought
by removing the swellings and irrita-
I lions thatucttuse the distitrbances. It
1' is a truly wonderful remedy and is
pure and 'whblesdtne, being an emul-
sion, of Flux~Seed Oil,~ Irl'sh Moss,
Eucalyptus and 1111111: tamouti reme-
die-,5, all 0011111 ed'l ‘
, .,
1 Three Petitioncn Sock Surcease from
'thc Superior court today,
Greenwich, as {011011151
I 19117.
eroi bishops.
Tun-11' J. \\'t1ich,
rI-IORLIGK’S
1 Alterative'
Nearly one '.thousand prominent'
one and known .
" 911713151: germs 1111.59.-
Martial Wm.
Three divorce. cases were filed in:
two from'
llaiyu A. Woodcock, of Greénwi‘ch,
sccks a divorce From Arthur F. Wood-
cock of the same place. The plaintiff
whose maiden name was Smith, mar-
ried the defendant at Port Chester. N
Y., on May 11, 1910. She alleges in-
tolrrable cruelty: She also asks for
a change of name. ,
1.311111 1.. Marrow of Greenwich”:
in a petition seeks a divorce horn! i
Flozutce J. Marrow of New Ymk city.I
1119 defendant, whose maiden name
was Johnson, was married to thel’
plaintiff in New York city in May 15.1 '
1111.1: The 111111111111 alleges 1111111111111“
between January 2;, 1914 and Febt'u-ii/
2111 1917, and dcsertion on Janua1y b
24 1914.
11:1 bel Johnson of New Haven. 1
11210~M1dlne before sh:1 matiied Chas. it I
11 Johnson of this city on \ugust 28.;
was Mabel Foot, seeks .1 divorcef
111 at Johnson on thlK ground of deser- it
tion and cruelty. The date of the‘ O
drumtton is llecetubel 16,1913. 'i-a
RELIGIOUS EDUCATION ASSOCIA ‘ 1
TION
BOSTON, l‘eb. 27. —Etiucators and ii
religious 01 "amzeh gathertd here to- 33
day for 'he fourteenth annual (0111 (111
tion of the Religious Edcuation Avso .
(11111011 The meetings will extend ov- F
or three. days. Preliminary se1s1on~ if
were held today, with the {1151 getter ”11‘
.1l session «at for tonight. '
The underlying: subject of this year‘ s
convention is the question: "How _
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1‘
i
:Should Youth Be Trained to Meet the:
\‘eeds and Demand; of the Gt'eai‘.‘ "
IChangcs 'l‘h.1t Are Sure. to Follow theji'
iIWarT” The speakers will include 3111‘ 1
college presidents 01d
1
professors.
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INTERCOLLEGIATE CONFERENCES 1 1,,
NORTON, Mass 1911 .1 twolI ‘
days’ intercollegiate conference on 10- I'
czttional opportunities for college wo~‘
2..»
B h .Ryder was mm“ “ ”Wm” turn were npznt'd at “heatou CollegeI"-~-
, today, undor thr1 auspices of the Young
'Women'tt Christian Association. Dele-
gates from many women‘s colleges
were present. The conference was;
arranged for the. purpose of giving stu»‘
dents more definite idea; as to vari-
ous lines of woik open to them lliit':
leaving collage:
Mu...“
HARTFORD HORSE OWNER DEAD
11A11'r1'61111,1‘1111 27 4111111 “as
method 1101 '11 yesterday afternoon (iii
the death in V1 111111101, Mass” of 1111-5
11 former owner MI
1 11.111111 Oak Park. and 11 follow'et of‘
me Grand Circuit and other hutnessI
racing meets. Mr. Welch has been
ill of pueunmnla.
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STERLING
February Furniture Sale
In the Place and".
the Time is Now
to by
room,
~
as 86c will th) the
$20.85 UP work of $1.100.
Free Storage for
Future filelivery.
BABY CARRIAGES IN REED
20% Oil on
FRé‘dgsfslii‘ni‘l’gfiisjm “All'Mdse.
Open 8 Charge Armani
Sterling . Forniturc Co.
127-1’29.131wtts111111111111131., So 1111111111111
PHONE 10-5
“0 .19...st
A ‘ $2.51 1111111 31111111111211“
For $1.35.
Sale Starts .FridAy Morning
Get One While They Last
SEE WINDOW DISPLAY
RAYMOND 8t SON
Wail (til. High Sis.
. Funeral Directors Norwnlk
ASK FDR and OBI
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rm; 011mm“. ,
MALTED MILK».
Him "'thng no.0- ‘Vflfl nun. ”*
EUR THROAT AND LUNGS
BTULBHRN COUGIIB AND Col-DB
Eckman’s
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_Steam Dying 8: Cloam’ag Co.
Formerly known as Bridgeport 8m M l Cleaning Co.
$1111 Dresses, 'ctqvea,‘ 3111111111- and Luau-um cleaned.
H. LYNGE. PM}. .
249 State Street WHORT—
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‘nm 111'
.LOOK
Delays Are
Dangerous
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At the 1‘ first sign ,1 of eye
trouble, 9911511011111 have your
Let our
physician, who is a skilled eye"
eyes attended to.
specialist. examine your eyes.
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» Oculiltn, Optometrists, Optlclanc
"The House of' Good Glasses." .
.37 ‘Atlantlc 811., Stamford, Conn:
Open Sat. till 9 11, muscular. '
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COUGHS, COLDS
WAM-POLE’S COD LIVER
" 1 EXTRACT
Special Price
.79¢ BOT.
'Sl‘i ,lsopePowdll-Corporatirm ‘
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Corset service is 11111.- muuyummszung. This, to be
sure, '5 an important part, but qéafly ”important is the
selection of styles that are striétly in accord with Fash-
ion 3 dictates.
' r There are many makes lie-charms; From. Our se-
lection has been done with infinitemb—ahd we are just-
ly proud of what we have.
Among the hundreds of maids at! arr line is ONE
which' IS the right corset for your figure-atom“ designed
especially for: your actual proposal-m. /
Find this model by consulting an msetifle.
PRICES ................ $1.00 to $10.00“
lit/CH GRADE MERCHANC!’ _
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Lenten Specials oF humor Quality
FOR BREAKFAST MEANBWICHES V
' Mackerel , ' filmed salmon
Grill Bloaters ' . Smuktd Sturgeon:
Codfish' 3 a» '- - i '
FOR LUNCH ’ m mans ‘
. . 1111,1111: Fish "Id-m ‘ :. :1
. ‘1' Salmon ' '
LTunn'y » ‘
P1ckied._ Herring
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