IIIII 0le
The Alienate at llarthrd roceived‘Aé’
from .the cummitteo‘xon railroads- 11I
tumble report upon the applicationI
of the Danbury 81 Bethel Street Rail I
uni-£0. to ’extend its lines and thoi
3- was tabled for calmdar and Dfim' W . Charge
——‘latest son bang, O'Brien. $ ‘
Roll. and 1m. 1. A. McCoy, or '25 ‘
Knitht street. are the happy reCIpr'
ienumf an eight pound son, born!
Thursday. 12: 55 M We are glad 'ioI
lawman the mother and son are do- 1
its dicely. Dr A. H Baldwin 11am theE
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"MEGS! colora, soft hats Ofliien i
All epidemic of acute eaten-ha! c’on-
111211111111. an inflamation infecting
the mono and eyes, has npromi
through the city, according to physi-:
. slam. Although extremely annoying';
the slinease does not leave permanentf
pill directs, it is reported. Many per- il
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L- 1‘1“ £P.
.WAINA
sounlhavo become infected.
The Seovill Manufacturing Four
puny, at Waterbury, has paid 01!
about 2,000 employos because at luck
of orders and among the numbe1 are
about a doaen local young men who
have been employed in the plant for .
' the \past' two years. Allthe employ.
ed were laid-off in the. war munitions
department of the‘ company.
Lulu Smiley, colored, of 15 lily 11w»
nue, is suffering loday from injuries ”
caused by tile failing of a heavy plum:
of lumber from 11 scaffold on 11 new
buflding at the. lower end of Ely avo-
nue and hitting her on the head. A
blight fracture of the skull resulted.
from the accident. Miss Smiley is
undor the care of Dr. Franklin G.
Brown. ” "1
William Bnennan, former secretary
of the loom llutters' Union, slipped n1
thevconuor of Haviiand and Water
street,‘1l1is morning. and broke l1is_
lelt ankle Oillcer Flank S. Strollon
. .
noilnall the accident. and summoned I
the ambulance. The unfortunate 111811
was .mkonwto the “Norwalk Hospital, “
where he was heated by Dr. William *‘ .
J Tracey The break in 11 11111 mun one
andwoly painful.
—-A valieiz. of cups, O‘Brien
in the senate 111 Hartford a hill ex- '
tending the time within 11inch 1111 '
Dmtihury & New Milford la l:,:.o1tri,1 ilail
way Co.111ay constiuct 11': line wig
repoitod unfavorably and 1oj1=c..1d.
The colilpany was incorporated 11111161 111‘
‘ years £89 or ’t‘hc purpooo ‘or con.‘
ntrucllng an electric line from ‘
Donbur'y. to New Milford, touchingt
~ ‘Brooklield nudm’othcr iniern1e1lial-3
places. No move towards beginning
construction has ever been made.
It; is very probable that a law design» I
edit) eliminate ’the tumble caused by
glaring headlights on automobiles will
be enacted by the present session of
the legislature. At a hem 111g in limb
ford yestelday such action “as (111 1101i
by {Abe Connecticut Automobilo assoui-
ation and the Automobile Club of lion
ford, in addition to individual cilixons.
‘ Many accidents have rosuiti-d from
dazzling headlights. 11 is also 111-11111-
bio ’thut steps will be taken 10 11111111:
more effective tile-laivropuiring all 1'.»
hiclos usig ‘the highways at night lo
1
‘ ' curry lights.
At the aftérnoon session of tho‘
Fairfield County Pomona grunge 3105‘
terday, Iwith the ‘Danbury ‘grange, it T‘
was voted in hold the Juno lueuiing '
with Lake Valley giange of Sherman
An1iuvite was received T111111 George
_ Rockwell, of Ridgetield, to hold the
. sunnner outing and meeting at his
home and thfibinvitation was accepu—d.
Dmubury lodge of Elks luvs comple
. ted arrangements for the observance
of the one thofisandth meeting of the
Judge which ‘will‘be held ‘at the Home '
next Thursday evening. A‘ program“
of :vocal and instrumental numbers '
1 will be rendered and an "old fash-
ioned" hocial session will be held.
Guests Will be present from several
lodges onhor ollles . '
WWWNS
Are You
saving a portion of your
come regularly? That Ala ‘
been the secret of the suc-; ,
11855 of. the majority of our
/ itself-made men and they are
always very earnest in their
, advice that thosawho are
gfiot independent
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-lS3 Washington $111111
With instilled Pride We introduce This Sprim’ s Nouns!
APPAREL PPR WEN, WAWIN AND
Again this season Jacoby stands prc~eminent as Norwalk’s foremost
clothing store, catering to all thc members of the family Safeguard
your pocketbook» by coming here for your clothes.
Metropolitan Fashions in New
Spring Suits
This on“ be proven one of the most attracfiw spots in
the store :for style-lovers. Our showing 13- both brilliant and ‘
beautiful, giving representation to every new and appr’ov» ' ‘
ed style in Suits for Spring.
Prices 111131 S15. 00 in $50.00
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‘ mom 111511.11
" Our ”attractive retools of the
, season’s latest~ Sport, Tailored.
or Dre‘ssy Hats will enable
you to choose yours here.
32 9830 87:00 '
Thc New Coats for Spring AreDecidedly :ChamlliugI
We Invite Your Early Inspection of the Styles We Are Now
Showing.”
‘ Not only are the styles clever and attractive. but they are practical
as well. Of course some extreme styles are on display, 111me to
‘ show what lengths the designers have gone to this season.
, SKIRTS
Poplin a 1d Gabardines.
Prices rome- $2.98 to $13.98,
GAR‘LS’
'DRESSE‘S
. $1.25 to $5.
Prices Rangew$798 toS35.00
\
Spring. Blouses
100 of the newest styled skirts in the ver - -
newest Plaids and novelties. Also blue anE Many smartly styled. models m Silk and
black ski .“ts made of French Serge, Wool Wm: Blouses mu" the new collars, in
all desirable shades.
Prices range $1.98 to S6. 00
fELEGAEcE;i.”._ -
Is the Leading Feniure ”of the , ’ {sunsi
NEW SALAA DRESSES AER SPRANG 5C .
: COATS '
_ Silk dresses will occupy places of honor in the . -
‘ gfintigrggfoobe of every well dressed woman. The ‘_ , .,"
. Annoying: 31:43:11 12:12:? . , ‘°
Prices range: S7. 95 to S25 .00
Ye people from the North East, South and West, 1201119
to the
FOUNTAIN HEAD.
For Jeddo Anthracite COAL. "
We have enough and to spare,
March winds are blowing
And coal will burn,
Be prepared to meet any e nergcncy,
And bring the cash With you.
We are loaded to the muzzle and '
Can iii! your wants, - " " 5
RAYMOND BROTHERS
Gosling Clams, for baking and frying
. Roe and Buck Shad
EscaliopswLong and Round Clams
_ FREEPORT OYSTERS
All Kinds of Fish
Cuthill’s Bridge Fish Markei I
’Phom 108 Ind 109.
Fr ' 1 U
00 Delivery. _ 71 North Main 81.,
,1 " . Wall and High Sts. .
Ch ye
Accounts
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55-51::
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Classy Shoes
For Boys and Young Men, Misses and
Children
Dislinctive Styles Thai are Sure to Please
. the Young People
. Hosiery of All! Kinds . , ~
CONNEALLY 81 3111113111111?
81 Washington Street.
Domestic and Foreign Needs: '1
There are many business men havin
need%lpec:liar to their own affairs. g individual banking
12 est equipped bank is alwa s
Promqplt‘lyfrequlests for agy definite serviZe. ready to mac "
e racx ities of t is Bank are com rob
a personal service to each customer, coyerinegnsgle 111:: ago
mestic and foreign requirements. We solicit the basin:
of all in need of broad banking facilities. .
We loan moncy on farm mortgages.
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‘I DESKS TYPEWRITER'TABLES, TELEPHONE S TS
E. ~. ‘ . CHAIRS O’F MANY MODELS. ‘
sEE WINDOW DISPLA
RAYMOND 81 SON
Funeral Directors and. Furniture Dealers.
Free Auto DeliVery to Norwalk and Vicinity. '
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PROPER 1s;- viola and Moderate Price
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