:moihroflloohappeuas
moo so owl or ”Rama .~
m for pencil and for red -‘
.indmakeaguessiorgoodor
ha. It seems to us that
attentions the question is but
one of clinics, for health re-
’ quires sufficient heat or else
gives way .in sore defeat, and
‘ Jimmy a one ‘complains of
‘ cramp because of rooms so
” cold and damp. In every case
of this description we can
‘ 'Eltlvise a safe prescription :—
Enough of Coal kept hot and
red will~ keep the feeble out of
Forms COAL
homo-..
Superior Clothing
,{Sensibly Priced
.Galciy & Brennan
42 SOUTH MAIN ST.
Sold on Credit
- No home to complete without 9“ FLOORING—
’hesuti£ul, distinctive, substantial. Did you ever observe
when entering a room you instinctivély look first at the
floor? There is nothing so quickly noticed as the floor. 2
If the floors of the building are but, FLOORS you'
will immediately catch the note of character and quality
throughout.
House
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Tjrhe Hatch o Bailey
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Tips on Buying,” Building a.
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7 members who have enlisted in the lo.
bers hlone.
. not yet turned in their lists, nor have
on THE LAT
DRESSES,
days.
csélliorrush only, and save you one-half of the
‘ purchase price. But to those not prepared to pay all cash,
ything you wish and pay a small deposit
The Par-ls Opening Elathlbi.t
EST SPRING STYLES, SUITS, COATS,
SKIRTS, BLOUSES AND HATS, have been
seen and approved by a good many women in the “last few
BUt there are many others who have not as yet seen
our superb $10ng of bright new merchandise. If you are
among the latter we want to urge you to call at your
earliest convenience and ham that this is the store that
, your money. The most in style, the
quality and the most in all around lasting. satis-
and _We Will keep it for you until you are ready to take it..
Buying this way youwill avoid the so—called charge ac-
count of stores who charge double for inferior goods.
Come here and save money.
the PA R-lb‘ Cloaks & Millineryx
'33 So. Main Street, So. Norwalk
‘ in}: for the purpose of. enrolling any
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Norwolk’s Leading Dry Goods Store
. Army in. We.
lumber: oi the Executive Commit-
tee, oi the Nonnlk Bunch of the
American Red dross Society have
been very , busy for the put iew days
in straightening out the membership
um or the iocoi chapter, and in spite
of the tact that they have not yet
succeeded in accounting '10: all of the
‘1 _ For; the Saturday Shopping
NEW SPRING SUITS
New Coats and Separate Dress Skirts
NEW SILK WAISTS ’
A Fine Line of Traveling Bags and Suit Cases
cal chapter during the past week. . l l
It is believedstbat about three burr
tired new members were enrolled in «
the armory Thursday evening, and the ,
Men’s Club Federation has succeeded
in raising about four hundred merit»
Individual workers have
,the local churches made any. reports
“as yet. ~~ ' .
Mrs. wuus Woodward, Miss Helen
Adams and Mrs. Benjamin D. Harris.
man were at the armory this morn—
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new members who might come in, and
it. is probable that some of the ladies
will be at the armory next weelr for
the Same purpose. , I
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committee will be able to announce ~~ ...~_____,_._,__,,_, V. . . . ‘ £9,
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definiielv the exact number of new WILL mvesnonrs 0“.”o”.”o”o”o”o”o”o”o”o“o“o”e”e”o”o”o”:”o”9"9
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“mg” I . f. .- . m’l‘h‘ORii,Marchlil.—»—ThoPublic”.
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NERALS- Utilities Commission or ere a mu- .. _ , . .
DEATHS AND” F“ . lug ioday to probe the inadequacy of“. . ‘ * & 4 ’
i 5 Mrs. Mary Downey. limit-k facilities, shortages of cars Rad’s. . '3’.
Mrs. Mary llowmtV. 0f - Waterbury. other inconveniences to the public re-f ’ '3’.
widow of John llowney, died at her grading the service rendered by illBi’.‘ ’Q
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home, 35 Center street, \\ alvrbury, on Connecticut (million)! in ”w 5mm”?
Thursday morning at seven o’clock. mp bearing Will be held m lilo Capi- ..
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NEW MODELS
to. $12.50. $15 AND
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Copyright ClothingCo.
on: Main St.
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This New Science
DEFliMTlON or cumoonncnc
‘_’Chiropractic is we definition oi the
cause oi the iisease and the art oi
“his” wrench, twist or sprain in tin
he. Even if done in cliildhoou
fliereatee pinched nerves and pain ll
hlropractors remove in; cause 0‘.
‘ _e and pain, health is restored
5h harmonizing the nerve sys
your body. Female trouble:
ye special attention; also curvaiun
my! no spine. You will never regre4
113.1119 Chiropractor a chance it
you
polio treatments given also. '
So. Norwalkn
adjusting the same. Disease is causedl
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FRESH HAM . ............................... 24(314.
LEG LAMB ...... . .......... 24¢ 11..
FOREQUARER LAMB ..... ... ...... .I.... 18¢ 'lll.
FRESH SHOULDER .............. .. .7 ........ 19
CUDAHY D. C. HAMS ......................
ORAN GE, DAY
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FREE DELIVERY TO EAST NORWALK. "
Schulize’s Sanitary "Markets
3: Washington St.
South Norwall.
Soups,
Fancy Maine Potatoes - ‘75c pk
East" India Tea Co.
i‘el. 37l_
35} Main St.
Tomato, Vegetable,
Chicken. Clam Chowder
Norwalk.
100 can
125 Washington Street _
lltlvuoy and John llou'noy, of \‘l'aior- stock to furnish its patrons with .1
bury, Also by one lll‘tllllvl‘, Michael service reasonably suited in public
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,. . .: noes tom . o 2.
.l‘lio funeral “its hi M .ii llu (nun ll W an" ., ‘ .. , . .
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of the 1mm culaio (Tom-upliou, Water ”9 .5... . . . .3
bury, this rimming ui sun-n o‘clock. l4 NORWALK ., nil}. Also a new showing of Tailored Stilts and New 9‘“:
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Hit .lmu) \tlll ll. Mouth. .0 ’.)ul.lllll’_\ : 1W," Spring Coats_ 3'
for iuierumu ill the “,1 ‘ a -.
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50C] ETY 3"; ‘ befufapotafntutufutuznfoe:“2»:»2»:«:«:«2«:o9:90..”Mad“;
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The funeral of Miss Mary Jum- Slim
u'm lurgvly ullemlml' lliis lllilr'l.lll’ Hz
830 o'clock from her la‘m ironic. ts
,\\’oodwur.l avenue. and m '.l o'clock
from St. Joseph's Church, where u
requiem high mass was cvlellraiml by
the pastor. llov. Richard .I, (‘urrollfimjmwfiv “"r '
Miss Alice Spluu rank the solos "Ave Th“ QUWH Esther (‘il’clc of they
;.\larin," and “One Sueeily Solemn l’irul Methodist EpiscopalCilurrh gul‘o,
'.Tlioligl|i." Thomas l". McMahon snug u birthday :upper in honor of Miss
_"{‘alvury" and the choir rendered l~‘lo"euc4-‘ lit-‘ardnn. in the dining par-r
“Lend. Kindly L‘ighl," as tho corn-go lm‘wtl‘ [no church. Following ”11‘ amp-5
was leaving the ClluM‘il. The pail )ur music and singing u'cro enjoyed.
bearers were John Xvu'nian,‘\VRlluln "I nine 0““qu a [business "'0ng
iiuuch. Prank Pierce and Charles 2-1. ““5 called by 1“" pro-sirloan Mi“
llruu‘lt-y. \Jlllt'l‘lllt‘lll‘ was in Si. MI“ Illizulwih Wilson. lit-turns ol’ ihcAmilu '
lly's cemetery, {homo.- and money from the 1) port:
2 proved very successful. 'l‘lwlmmn-ary
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inquire at Studio
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FRESH SHOULDERS .................... '..
L’EAN FRESH HAMS ........ ........... 25.:- lb.
LOINS OF PORK ...... ........... .. .. 23.4 u.
' SATURDAY SPECIALS
LEGS 0F GENUINE SPRING
' Beers Meal d.- Provision Co.
’6 NORTH MAIN ST.
South Norwalk. Phone 1180.
' (2 Stores.)
LAMB ....... 25"! 12).
~ 20¢ ill.
13 MAIN ST.
Nor-walk; Phone 88f.
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Croat nor. react);
f Poiaioesfilinest .
.. Selected Maine ‘iS limit 2 ‘
7,124.}Wlisiiing‘ton Street; ' ,
SUGAR AT COST
79¢
FreeDelivery to all parts of the city
,A‘. F. Beckmann 8t Co.
GROCERS AND WINE MERCHANTS
3 Funeral of M. F. Mclnerney. Tiuouilu-rs \\4:io uuesis of the evening.
: The funoroiwf llit’ lute Michael .\l.'.'- I Th9." ““‘W ‘1” “"10““: M“ Gifilll. M“
luqruvy, 01‘ High Street, was held this Hadley, Mr. and Mrs. Nelson lloyl,
morning :11 9 o'clock fmm‘s“ Mary‘s Mrs. A. l". Minion and Nelson Powell.
Church, no“ Thomas J. 1:13,, cm" A most delightful reception was-
“ting. During the services, Mrs. lrv KEN-ll by Mrs. William '1‘. lluviluml, oi
borne from the church. the choir“ sung
."Ncnrur, My God'io Theo." lluriul
was nude in St; Mary's Crematory. 'i‘lio
‘pnll bearers were William Troy, John
iQardt-llu, Michael Marshall and James
.O‘Brivu.
W: H. Sleveiisou, Mrs. Arilmi' (,‘.;'/
Wheeler. Mrsllonry i‘. Cogswull, Mrs.%
Charles Delaney, Miss Mamie Volga-l
\voll, Miss Mary De. Fi‘usl, ditch Fun-
inlug of Rochester, Stuart and Francis
jliliovmsou and others. _ ’
’qurel‘is the spring Silhouette.
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i ' lines, CKpl‘CSSC‘El :1 ii rac- ‘ ’
l ' iivcly in :1 frock of blue
grubui‘dinc. vitli «loop
Funeral of Charles A. Carquuis‘t.
(he luio'
I(‘lmrles Anderson (‘urlquisirwere hclvl
Mrs. Martha J. Wilcox was pious-
nuily surprised yesterday at a meet-
inc of in.» Douglas Fowler AV. n. 0.,
Ithis afternoon at 2 o‘clock from the . .
" ' ‘ .' ~ r. .* 1a: resented with 1 . , . . . m» .-
ylaie residence of the deceased, in 30' h' “I“ 1 she “ : p i _ . . Lolltll 0i pdlthl llLSil- A;
:Cro Q q‘. at R , (‘li l .. I \‘ ll a handsome bouquet ofvcarnatious no; 1 ~ ' . . . i .. q d\ .'
is‘ms’; gflge g)! ‘92. . t.nr es 1.. a l recognition oi h” faithful service as? C0 01 stlilll, .lllL cm. s0 ‘2‘
, no Hf ‘Lm m ermiu was H a member of ihe'organiuaiion. Thai sash belt of self-«llltllcl‘lgll. '
Noru’nlk cemetery. ‘ . _ ~ l' ihd‘ v 3.0 a“; {
,_;,_._.__._.__..__._ :3“de ““9 he: 1’” “2 m " -, :\Igmy others equally
.’. .. , "‘ Baum ae ' .r . ‘ ‘
“’latlls‘lilwfl Ziipalosktnnnd Wizidi‘logm 11101 H km ‘ ‘ “chic in
Rokocki Were quietly :ruurriotl in the] Rosie Em“ and Michael Tamich
mayor‘s office, oiiyhull. iliisiniiruim': lllllll of nfldgeppx‘t, were quietly mar-4
by City Clerk Stephmi Doltus. 1m,“ this,illm'nln.-S at 10 o'clock in ihoi
' V. ‘7 iroctnry ol‘ the Hungarian Reformed
Muuorous complaints- ]iave recoriily"mmrch' Rev. Gabriel Doku's um“: ~ ‘
, Pictorial , Review
. Patterns '
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been received by, the .upmvvn .polic'o lormcd the ceremony. . FOR MARCH
department in ’l'tg-‘Ii'tl to sidewalks in. - .-..-.._ s -
,varicus parts or the. and
mm“ 'L District” Mayor Carl 'Axol Harsh-om is enjoy-|
., Flinn! RM.
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Remington,
altos,
month.» .llacbiner
_ has. bonusLLY
PEWBI‘i’ERs 4- L.‘ 0.
“Soil iii" Untierwoo.‘
all other,
sold,‘ rented.
one-nod. Rentals. ~51
.m to per month
South wider-Walk .
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Spring: Floor Coverings
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l' "FASHION BOOK“ '
‘ ‘ - " oi' ihe.Celebratcd
2\‘hil nu: ._ . ._ . ~ . : .
\ c1 l1 9 lot yet been cleared offing a pleasure mp .039“. York (my.
snow. The owners of these walksoro’ today ‘ ‘ . l '
inguinal to remove the snow and ice‘. ‘
as; quickly, as possible. .
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' W a 21 11 m. o ~'i mm o ‘ - ~ - ' , ' 4 ascents
. .. . . , - . 4 - r evrew atterns .;
Elliot and. Company for $200,. u'erel. ‘A bill for $35, repmsentjng the toe; ) Pluto-"d ,. . " '
filed iliis‘morning in ”‘9 TOW“ Cll‘tk’s to} kabrdinK'the mortgage ballerd of ‘ - L L NOW ON SALE 7 ‘ "
all“ by ‘Cons’tabie 3353’“ H- ‘Sllk- the Lake Torpedo Boat Companyol
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Thevsuil ‘5‘ ”WEN 1’) the liqlmes, which. recently Obtained initial DOINIJI J.
healer and Kent? Companyl ; not to‘oxceed‘ 32,000,000, was submit» “
". 1119 regular .weekly reed will be. ted today by Town Clerk Schultz in
enjoyed tonight.” at "the Nowell: Bridgeport. Thevdoc’uuient is one of
Donnel'ly"" “ '
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‘Cluli. . the longest ever filed there had the}
, , . -.~— itee isnho largest'_chagged during the,
1... showroooliii '17,; Sentinel housemate, . 9v ‘ .
Death was due to an attack of Dmfll‘ to! Thursday, March 1.3, on 11.30. i.. .1
mum“ from which .‘lrs. ‘llowney sui» The commission state: many ran-h. ~ .3.
mm for four days. She had a number sons for the probe and say : “ The}. 0 ’3‘!
.()f loi'ul friends uuqr-ncquaintancos. conditions complained of have been 3 Of maqu'sette and t
1 Mrs. llowuey is survived by the fol» generally acute since the early perm“. . ~ . '0’:
wiring children : llonry Downey. ‘ 01‘ of 1915. Complaints have been receive-div ’ .
ln'ooklyn, N. \j.: Mrs. John J. Kelley. larm'il‘ l0~ihe defects in service and-9.. . . O
.0“ \\'urm‘bury; James Downey. of the inadequacy of suillcieul. ironic Til-JO. cr’m urta'ns " e ‘
Waterbury; llrs. Waiter June, 01' clinics. So far as-wa have uuihotlu... . . . "
lli‘islul‘: Mrs, Richard .‘lt‘lu‘llkli’, (if we believe “It the Connecticut Com~l.:. , _ .
Sacramento. Cal, and Mimi Agnes puny should procure uuliloloni mlling‘.. 1115‘ received a new ht 0f Curtains, 214/2 yards long.
illg Mal/mos rendered tu'o solos, "Ono ”l'ldgilllm‘l. on Wednesday in 110110? l-‘f 5..
chiily Solemn Thought." and "Face her mother. Mrs. William H. Swords. 8g and 85 Washington St. Telephone ”05- .
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to have. As the body was being 01 this guy. lln r.ui l,. inclui ( -.
Mrs. .luiluo'llrni'y C. Stevenson, Birth; .L :lem __ -_.--..-._..‘- W _.-._ .. -;
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