“Tee’smnonm
‘Summer Wear
5, Madras
~ Namsook and
in printed designs as
a large and varied
BANKS
‘ y No. 18051 and Watch
M Fox Trot No. 35432.1
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Main St. Phone 1446.
”W is the time to consid-
house painting and
tag. of your rooms.
tea cheerfully given.
itlll' $10000
Norualk and \ trinity:
fa'ir tonight and “mines-
sitar Wednesday. The storm
Weentral off 11: > Jtl'it‘Y coast
homing moved eastwaid
New England coast and is
over the Maritime Prov-
caused snow: and 111111, with
the No1th Atlantic coast
disturbance which was
:ye‘nterday morning ovct Mon-
mnved southeastwaxd and is
m1 ove1 Nebraska. It is
Settled weather, with ris«
raturn? between the Rocky
and the Mls‘flwlpill 1'.il'er
districts Light frost \\ as
_ its for south as Tampa. Fla.
ling frost. as for south as Jack-
1185 'Fla. ‘
'THER A YEAR-AGO
TODAY.
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)crat‘urc: Low. 28: 1113411.!
. I III NEWS
nual meeting of the ltmbut'y
Mll‘be held tomorrow evening
‘ orwalk Country Club.
I
Ethel Hirst has resumi'd her
Btenogrwwher in the “House
=1 if" after an illness ol three
goon vacated through the death
_ate,Dr. Jean ll-tltnortier.
parade. will come up for con-
6this evening at the lllt‘t‘l'
,otl't'the uptown t'it'e ormpan-
lie-local militia company. I
the pavement in Wall
' (91' Duffy, the street was
.091, shape.
EILE’S COD LIVER I
I imbert M. Wolfe was nomin- on
Yes, and every man needs all
three-41nd some need: that
silk hat in the box. I
Caps at one dollar.
Sol't hats at $2.50 and $3.50.
Derbys at $2.50 and $3.50.
Rogers 81 Stevens
ISO. Norwalk NOI‘V‘ alkI’l‘he touplv enjoyed a wort houel- lttle suowta‘l light and ”MI a “IOWA
tonight, in the local armory.
The monthly meeting: of the Board
oi Education will be held tonight in day of Miss- 12111121 J. Plant, daughter of
the high school in West avenue.
There will be a 12‘11111211' meeting this Plait is ‘1“. well-known ‘miupd nurse,
owning. ol‘ \\'el('ot11.- Stranger Lodge.
.‘x'o. 315-1, Sons of St. George. .11! 111cm-
.
hers are‘t'equestt'd to 11-: prust ni.
Routine business \\'Itstt'a11.~::tt'teti last
night at the regular meeting ut 0111'
Brothers’ Lodge. No. :ltl-t, Sons (ll St.
George.
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The r'oulttt' weekly meeting of the
Norwaik St'otttitul:.e1..‘ St'hooi will he
held tonight, in the downtown libv
rat'y.
ed this turning: 13:: the married and
.‘illglt‘ 1110111hers 111 1101114 110se (‘om-
pany. after the rozulnr businessmt'eL
ing. it
(“hit-f Engineer George W. llogurduspl
ol‘ the .\‘orw'tlfl Fire Department. ro-
teived a c'hetk tor $2.3 from the. Miss
es K and A. 0111911. this morning,
“along with a letter, expressing the
‘upnreeiution ot‘ the donors for the
work done by the firemen 111 saving
. the. llanford block, la‘sl week.
He was expelled from the House of
Representatives last March after an
investigation of charges of improper-
ly collecting pioney in behalf of a bill
tor a huzhu .1) between Gloucester and
lugeltport pref'ertcd by Representative!
111111.11.- M. Lyle. of this City.
BAND TO GIVE SERVICES TO RED
CROSS
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At the regular monthly 1““.L'llllg all
{The South Xorwalk i\lusit'at Proteo
it\'e t'nion he] 11 Sunday in The Allltl'
ican llantl Rooms at 32 myllllllll
ISllOl‘I 1t was ttnanintoush \0l.(?tl to
giant petmlssion to tithe Amtrit'un
Band to pit“ gratit at «lllt' parade and
met ting oi the local Red Cross Society
'lhutsday night of this week
Sadr 'l‘hoasi‘runk 13. Field was
elected to at as a delegate from the
ion] Musicians l,‘nion to the annual
, .. ‘Conierencv of all the locals or the
mall” or turning; WI “‘1' 1'1“- American Federation of Musicians 1111
I New England which is to be held 111‘
Boston Mas-5.. on Sunday, March lath:
'croup. Mrs: 11. M. Raney. R. I“. 1).. 2. Washington.
1017.
At this Conference matters of im-
portance. are expected to come up in
world. It is the first time that the con-
vention has ever been held in Connec
U IHS, COLDS Iticnt. and is a big undertaking for the
musicians of New Haven. Conn. But.
«with well laid plans going on for the
past three years. it is assured now by
the New Tnven Local that the. 1917
National Convention will be. agrand
Isuccess.’ ' ‘ .
g‘moon trip. ;\lz '.Tyr1.=ll is tonneeted
'l'h~~ regular we'rjtlr drill of the with the John Hancock Mutual Life
Sixth Company, t‘. N. (1.. will be held Insurance (‘ompany and is a int-miter
Ion-1' the week-end.
'South Norwi'ftlk, has just returned at-
Iter :1 week's visit with her brother.
. I'l‘honnts lh-nressey. Beacon. N. Y.
A l'lllttt'llln malt-l1 game Will be 11111121
SHOT BY A BRIDGE GUARD.
.mm
NORWALK
SthlETY
11111 11111159111: .
New Haven Electrician Wounded by a
Ninth Company Man.
min.
am“
the United Illuminating Company,
had a narrow escape from death at
e
, Tyrrell-Decker
I Miss Viola Elizabeth D-e-cker.daugh- guard be”; artidentally hit by a”.
liar of Mr. and Mrs. (lamaliel Decker.
eot‘ tit) Putnam urenuP, and .l. liolly
1 'l yrrell, of 19 Fair street. were quietly
married in the parsonage of the Nor-
! 1-. alk M-Ethodist Church by Rev.
it‘harles lilmore Barto, Saturday after
1110011 at 1:40 o‘clock. 01111' a few
l'irimtds 11 ere lll‘t’a‘t nt at the (m'eiuon).
home in New Haven, and the wound
that infer-lion might result. His ‘00:»
however
his companions were. indulging 1.1 a
tall 111! the guard by 4111111111 wl"-1(21t
affair. and fired the shot. lie. is un
‘ V ‘ ab 1 " 1 --1 ' 1 1 t
‘01 the Sixth (ompaliy. 1 It to gun lllt nauu. oi tht alltgtd
have been made in View 01 the farm
The euxautmont was announced to-
that. the wound is not liltely to 1113\8
.tleoz't't- l.. Plan. of South Norwalk, to
‘John t‘ollins, of South Not-walk. Miss
1111.1 the young couple hm't- many
”Hm“ in this City £21 years of age and unmarried.
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LITTLE OPPOSITION T0 BILL FOR.
I 1113.11. l.. lleit‘ottst, and Mrs () W.
I f“:
ll:1wi1urst,t~i Qtiinlaitl Plate lt‘ltll‘ilt‘tl OPENING ' FACTORY DOORS
OUTWARD.
111 1111111 litll't' in this tit\' y 'sttrday‘
attetuoon, afte1 having \lSlll'tl at till
.111 n .\‘l.( ‘ . ' 1
home of telames in llrookltn, N, Y.. H )(onntll oi llr1tigtport.told
the committee on public health and
.saftty 'll1ursduy that the state law
1
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111:.- .1. 11. rum, of 7 heat street.
‘t‘ah't‘s of serious fires that inward
Idooro were one of the greatest per $1.1
. Revolving doors would do as well at
ladwurd (ul‘('tli‘tlll, of Newark, N, 1. doors "ppm“! outward. 1],, ”mm“
spent the weekend with his sister. m, was speaking in 1111110011 "f his,
Mrs. FIUN W- Collin. 0" ()hlo avenue, bill to that effect
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‘.\o1'walk. :- Building inspector A .\|. iluthtr
I ”“— ‘tord. of New 1111111111 w: trot l
um Gertrude 11111111911.oillrtwkl-“b favor or the '1111, but 11:: (11:113.;
SDpm ”l“ “'l‘Pk‘l‘l‘d'wm‘ M” Buttery. with Senutor ()‘t‘onneil's statenonl
1‘ '0s It: .'1 (Hi. '\‘ r ‘. . .I
(1“ l ““1"“ "Hit“ Etthat retalrtng doors were sallslnr
> tory.
Hill‘l‘l' («'- l‘VJfili‘l‘. former mayor “f IN" There was no opposition to the”
city. and for several years a member general purpose of “m bill but the
“f ‘1‘“ legislature, (“9d yesterday "t real estate. bonid of New Haven bi
Seward. Alaska. Notice. of his death “m.“ that the bill ought to 1):; so
was received from the commissioner modified as to eretnpl small p‘ace"
.,. 1 . . «a.
or Seward, who was requested to have 01’ business, such as drug stores [Hal
1er may ~1‘hllll’l‘d “9"“ 10" hurlttl. lie ’grocerv stores in «which only out| or '
was .111 years 0111.. two clerks are o111ployed, tron its'
“““‘_ Tscope, .. _
LOCAL CASto '10 BE HEARD. i "'
.A-n'v. a .
There are several local cases which CONGRESSMAN HILL '5 IMPROV-
Iwill (lililll‘ up before Judge William; ING AT NEW SMYRNA
L. Bennett in the. t‘npcr'im Cotnt,
Vllridgr-port. this week. 021 'l'hursdtt' w,” 50°" 9° to Savannah for a Few
tht- (‘llSns ol \\ 111111111 1.. [\l 111111111 WI Days -—Later to Southern
'l‘he (‘onnet'tit'ut Company. Frank K9" ~ Pines N c
, . .
back \‘22. lleorao W. Sherwood et al... \VASllthl’l‘ON D C “web 6-“
. .. ,r.,...' W. I
Altred 1.. 5011111"?- \"« «1.1.0151 “-I .1 letter reunited here yesterdayfiom
Shotnood et al.. Minnie Southey \.' (10.1“..5. man Emmi” 1 mu 0;
George \\'.Hher1\o'tl (t al. and Pearl (jom‘mtkm 1' ho is ill lilorlda con
Southey v1.1‘eorgo \\'. Sl1cr"\\o‘d (‘1 valuing, 1 11111] that he is not! and
al. will be Ilt‘lll‘tl In en‘clt .1 1".‘Lluninn' ‘11](nlih npid‘t
Keogh and (‘ttndee appear tn the (.i': \‘ew S1111 rnaI Florida. where ;}rlI
fondant. - Hill has been for the past two 111201111.
011 Tuesday. “11““ “'1”! “‘50 or has been enjoying summer weather
Warren l“ SW”! ‘3- ‘Sm S. and the pogplo there are wearing su'n
Thompson. et uls, will be heard‘ltey-mor clothes; he. said. ,' L -
tore a Jury. ' ‘ 1 Mr. Hill planned to team New
fiver-“*‘rmr‘ 'Smyrna Sunday «for Savannah to r.'-
LITTLE GIRL HAD GROUP ' 'main four or ilve days.‘ Then he in
«tends going to Southern PHfiS. N. 0.,
Every mother knows and fears to remain two weeks. returning to
Stanford, Ky, writes: “My little girl: "“7“"
11111111111611 having croup every few FILE CERTIFICATE
ing 01' the membership 00“" preparation'for The National Cont’en- nights. 1 began to give. her a few! A certificate of incorporation'lwas
the Fairlield County Farm tion of The A. F. of M. which is to be «traps of Foley's Honey and Tar Com- filed by the. 1". & Q. Shop‘ of Bridged
as held this 11101111'12‘,.11 10 he d mtg summer in New Haven, I
the ofilces of the “55mm” Conn _Tho Contention last voar was
1‘0““ Assembly 111111 “‘“N held in San Ftanciseo during the
Wotlds Fair and special attention is
being given to the convention this
et— department emplotes year as. it is the first time n twelve
5 morning removing the years that the 13.1131 has 11nd,tbe dis-
tinction of welcoming this gathering
or the management 01 of musicians from all over the United fimmm "
States, and in fact. from all prts oi the
pound every two or three hours. and port. Authorized capital . is $30,000,
that nirvht she slept well never cougb- divided into 300 shares, par value‘
ed any. and the next day her 'cold was $100. . The certificate was signed byI
gone. To all of my friends I 11111 any Abe Davidson. Hyman Davidson and
log ‘Get a bottle of Foley' 9 Honey and 'Barnett Finkelbrand of ‘Brooklyn, N.
Tar for 1a grippe, coughs, colds and Y., and Myer B. Erlanger of Water-
croup. Agenuine cure'.”——-{\dv. I ' bury. ",
Heerdt & Seymour
Delicatessen and Lunch Room
7 Railroad Ave. . ' Tel. 973.
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FreshEg‘gsat................ ..... .'
Mackerel and White Fishat'..............«5.7f égd‘dgg-
' Home-made Crullers at 2501-402
Home-made Fish Cakes at............ 25¢ (102. (Friday)
Homemade Clam Chowder at. .25¢ per qt. (l'ridavl-
Smoked Salmon 40¢
Link Sturgeoriat .., 60¢.
Boneless Herring'at ........................25¢pertn
l";-‘«
. «1' Beautiful Bust and Shoulders
“ gallium?“ “Jon willww‘ear a actentlltcnlly constructor! ‘ _‘ .
1'13 Wel‘ht ohm unconfined [1
“nuclei the: the. contour or iii: fgiifiicl'fié'ngifi
run: the but back .where it be-
on 'pnrent the 11111 Burt (a:
mace of
lite-I. t'ollmtnurthe danger of
nehtlo a motel um! confine the
Mlldctothodntron’sporgod ’11.” on Idem livint a}, .
' :E’m are thovfulntluténd moat muf'Jc“P‘° magw Imnei
Bend ”more. "thaw “ atollii
' m1 traders-mythical m1.-
THREE S'l‘ORBS IN ONE. NO STAIRS TO CLlMB.
Sterling Furniture (3
BUY YOUR SPRING FURNITURE NOW FOR FUTURE
DELIVERY
. 'William J. Mooney. of 3411 Grand' '
avenue, New «liaren. an employee 01"}-
the Washington Bridge in Devon Gab,
tuday when a shot tired, it is claimed,1
11.: by one of the Ninth Company‘detail: ._
V I a on guard at the bridge passediif
1 ews .' through the biped of his coat audi-
v'fl 1
through his ear. narrow'iy miss. ng his"
head. 'l‘be'shot was fired, Mooney I A
itlaiuis, in a fit of anger caused by the G
v
snowball. Mooney was brought to his;
‘r/;"
given 'medical attention in the. fearllz’j
ditiou is not considered dangerous,;
illotlutv tlaims that he and some of
,. ”fi‘yf. my“ ,‘
w‘
upon the latter t :olr a 11.11111 in 1112‘
n «my
rm
_ Baby Carriages
“in all the latest Designs and
,(l‘l‘tuding ntilitiuman, and n.) ar1reitv. -.'
a serious 011a. Mooney, however, will.“
be laid up at his home for a few days:
till dangen of infection from the:
wound is over. The young into is: in-
CV
«sax-
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Colors
Dont deny this beautiful sunshine and balrny weather to
the youngster—“The greatest tonic of all. "
Carriages
Su'kies
5W7 w "
ill\lt'l‘l"(lllll, March 11*‘3911111'1‘1
$14.95 to $48.00
$4. 95 to $18. 00";
3:04;: 4...,“ “$10..- '
prot'itliu; that doors in all manufat-H I
Illring (’n‘lflllllfilllllf‘llls open outw.aid I:
ll had been pr..1'eu little and again in-
Complete
.Open 8 Charge Acco’unt
Sterling Furniture Co.
127129 131 Washington St, 80. Norwalk
PHONE 105
, ’37.: ”amn- _
“5%,-
O O O O l
Ailtg Lme 01 0111122 Furniture 1
DESKS,TYPEWRITER TABLES, TELEPHONE SETS, I
CHAIRS OF MANY MODELS.
SEE WINDOW DISPLAY
RAYMOND .11 SUN
Funeral Directors and Furniture Dealers.
Wall and High Sts.
' Free Auto DeliVery to'Norwalk and Vicinity.
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Ii new ash «en's BUI'LDlNG .
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CENTRAL HOTEL
Fine rooms by the day or week. Steam 1.,eated electric
lights and gas. Fine Cafe attat:;hed also Restaurant. Italian
and Anrerican style.
Corner Monroe and Chestnut St.
N. J. DISESA, Manager. J. DISESA, Proprietor.
Andrew Dan/9y9 me.
98 .Washington St, So. Norwalk
,PHONE 410, PROMPTIAUTO DELIVERY.
,SaleOn Cannéd Faish,‘ Mackerel,
Codfish. etc.
.5 1.13. PAILS FANCY M'A‘CKEREL ........... $1,011
Salt Herring . . . . .. 61: each .
SmokedBloaters . . '
Tall Salmon . . . . .. r3c,can
iii
9'
Best Shrimp
Best Sardines me can
Domesti Sardines ..
Cal. Sardines, large round
cans. special i '
Old-fashioned Codfish,
special 17:: lb.
Kippered Herrings Izoc can
Tomato'Herrings . 15c can
’ Mustard Sardines I. .12c can
BEST RED ALASKA SALMON . . . . . . . . . ..
Crabmeat 28c can. Lobster 33: can
TEL. NO. 909. FREE DELIVERY.
Great A. 811’ Tea Co.-
124 Washington Street
1
F you're trying to make
that finance behave treat
I ,ittoagouddoseofour
high grade and and it will be-
gin to art fiimdly toward the
family. Prue what we say is
true—«try at £09 or «two.
l-larris a Gain
58 Water Street ’
Tel. 721
For UM“: dervtce Cali
FRED H. GANUNG.
Funeral- {ired'xr and Emtilme '~-
I W and Residence
Tefiewhowe 904
« 54 801. m at. £0. Norwallt
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MOTOR TRuCK 'IIRES
. We carry a tame stock of Solid
‘21:: for mTchs~have the
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We Specialize in Furnishing Homesaiwwwwmu? '"dggomriiieif
Prices at low 8 anywhere. .
THE BARKER FACTORY
ow Cement Street
Woodcrdtflawersock
Attorneys at Law
«PATENTS
A. ll. W. Lane Examin-
er 11's. lbat. office
F. H. Homesick, 13 years
'.~ W N. '1. City
Security Building, 1115 Main
St. BRIDGEPORT, CONN.
Send For Barklet On Patents
r emu...
U N DE R-TAK ER
T02, m 8633-3; Hum. 693,
17 "MNCN'GTOH ST.
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Prunirig and
“Priminingfiltears
"35¢ a 11.61.
Tree- Tritn'nters
* $1.150 11p ”
Albert D. Morgan’s
TAILOREB sorts
and ' 2'.
amounting or FURS
by
New Yak Ladies" Tailor
G. ROCKOF'F
If I! ‘M . "St.
WI 2;! Do “Gaining and
Housing.
—'I‘EETH-
W WithotfiPain
Dr J. HMa‘Iery
16fila'in‘St. 'So.‘Nnrwalk. CC:
Hus-glands; 11,111.11.) 3
8-.”me Only.
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