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NWELCOME Winter
sticks staund. You
should ”make it‘ as‘ hot
and uncomfortsble for him as
' possible.
W h Hands 8: Gain
68 Water Street
Tel. . 72 I
WEATHER FORECAST.
'» Forecast. for Nowell: and vicinity:
, lull tonight; Sunday fair and colder.
', The storm which was central yester-
1 day morning over Eastern Nebraska
has moved northeastward. increasing’
‘ in intensity, and is now Central over
110.1} of the Boy Scouts were 3...“! ,
ed h 1.3:: 0 house. to house military
census morass today. ‘“
The min circle will meet )10nday,
11.111. 19111. with Mrs. John A. Camp.
27 St. John street. East. NorwslliI
W .
Harry'a‘Earl'. of Mormon, avenue, ar- _
rived in this scity'yesurlday alter 118.1-
ing spent the last six weeks in Cali.
fornia. ..
Health Officer Dr. William J. Tr!-
éey removed - a scam: fever quoru-
tine from the Hyatt home, in Cedar
street, this morning. i
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The high price of pork is explained
by the fact that the hogs are so high
toned they won ’1 eat anything butl
corn, and corn is $1 a bushel. j
I
l
A delightful time was enjoyed yes-
terday afternoon by the llospitat
Whist club which metIat the home of'
Mrs. F. 8. Lyon. Flax Hill road.
Potatoes can he bought at Beckmunn'g
for sixty~tive cents a peck. Previous to
yesterday they were ndverliSPd for
seventy cents a peck.
filehigun. It is causing cloudy weather.
with general rains from the Mlssis
tilppi river eastward to the coast High
Winds were reported from the 1.11111 rc-
:ion. Pleasant weather with low 111111
Mountains and the Mississippi
Zero temperatures were reported from
em districts.
WEATHER A YEAR 'AGO
" TODAY
Tl‘cnnpcraturc: Low. 10: high.
26. flair.
till NEWS
Pool is a favorite diversion at the
"firehouses these days. Several mom
“here are holding contests.
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1.»)‘f‘ '1
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_. Tree and shrubsrry trimming is
now in order and those engaged in
the business are now busily engaged
ul‘this work.
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Montana and North Dakota. The tem- My fin cents
pastures are rising slowly in the cast-la drop, the price varying from $2.08 11
. i
I The downloun poilcc received 11.
101111111'111 111.11 .1. 111.111 was riding a 1111.1
Iltln; 1'11" 1 :1 11111 sidtwnlk :11 Lexington ,
1.v:111u1. Tl111111111pluint was inv~esligat
'tl.
paratures. prevails between the Rocky?
river.’ I
11 9:21. M1111 bomg solo 111 soul.I oi lht.
local markets 'his morning for thir-
11 doxen. Sugar took
bag to $2.20.
A number of local storcsw— particular
Patrick's Day. No stores closed today.
as the day is not a legal holldy.
~(‘omedy' day at Palace Monday-—
§ICl111rlic 0111151111 in 11111 “Musketeers,"
'snd Marie Dressler in “Tillie Wakes
Up." Show at 2:15. 7 and 9.
Henry Adlegeleln has been awarded
the contract {or plumbing. hosting and
tinnlng for the residence of Henry
.Iiloclt, on Belden avenue: also for the
Fhouse of Stephen Kiss
A big delegation of members 111’
Ksbuosa Encampment. No 11.1. 0.0.
WA. E. Taylor. of Bridgeport had an
.... automobile stolen tram him in New
'. Haven last nigh-L The local police
were advised of the theft and asked to
snitch for the our.
. . Miss Leila Nesbit. 1111111 assistant
operator at the Wilton Telephone Ex
.1 change has taken 11 position in the Nor-
Wk oil’lce. Miss Sadie Walden who
has been here before will
place until the first of April.
«Comedy day at Palace \ioud11y«
Charlie Chaplin in tbe‘ Musketeers."
and Marie Dresslor in ‘Tiilie Wakes
Up." Shows at 2:19.? and 9.
Henry and Annie Dagast were an
. mtod for vugrancy bv Detectives”-
‘ gaunt Thomas Hunt yesterday. Their
' ‘Ioase was continued indefinitely by
'IJudge George H. Vosburgh in the city
court. this morning.
See our line of stationery. We can
supply you with anything needed in
the office, box files, stamp racks. dat-
ers, numberers, check protectors. pen
ell Sharpeners, etc. Also let us show
you our line. of loose leaf books
'Btore open every evening, Donnelly’ s.
.16 South Main street.
”DAY, ' BASKETBALL
N or-
m.
Little Shop -
11.1.- A. CLAVEN‘
1160' North Main 51m:
full her .
3..F jou1 neyed to Stamford last night
and witnessed the working of the .‘Roy"
I111 l’uiple Degree 011 a number of ruz-t
didntos of Waccussc Encampment.
Robert llevinl'.
employed
has accepted one with the Gulf 'l-‘tefin-
Ii'l'ng company. :liny Hall. of Elm Grove
I.1'.tr1111l.h:1.11 succeeded \lr. llevine in
the Miller Grocery store.
The South Norwnlk Trust Company
claim that 11 safe deposit box is indis-
Ipcnsihle and class it among the neccs
Isllics of modern times. The conven-
lencc 111111 sechtTiy is worth 11 great
{deal and can be obtained at a very
moderate expense.
The lecture by Rev. G. M. at the Ad
vent Christian church tomorrow even-
11111; and instructlw1 so for in the series.
The subject is Rome which in the int
lotplt'lntion by Daniel the prophet is
represented by the Iron legs of the 'im-
age and has .1 place in history still
nearer to the present time. Read the
chapter Daniel 2 11d came and enjoy 11
p1 of1lablethou1 .
The officers of the Hat Mukers' 11s-
soclation are conferring with mem-
bers of the firm of John W. Green &
Sons, Inc. this afternoon over the
dispute thathas arisen in the malt-
ing department, of the plant regard-
certaln grades
ment has been idle, because or the
difficulty. for tendaysj. This morning
he makers. officers conferred with
F. 1H. Lee. of the F. H. Lee at Cu.
1‘11 1111 effort to settle a similar dis-
tgreement in the ' still 7 but sizing
department of 111111 company Danbury
News;
We
~Comedy day at Palace Monday—-
Charlie i‘huplln in the “Musketeers,"
11111 Marie 11111131915111 “Tillie Wakes
Up." Shows at 2 15 7 and 9.
!-‘l:-ffut thirty members of Our Sis-
‘ors'VHebelmh ' Lodge, No. 55, I. 0. 0.
In. gathered last night at the home of
Mrs. John Jones} 259 Main street, and
enjoyed a. social 'I evening at cards.
Prizes were awarded at each table.
retreshments were seived after the
conclusion of play. «Another card party
1! be 11131121 in the near future, in the
, 30111111101111.1111 1111.111 street
And yOu‘ll probably march
to the Doctor'sifyou fail to
get a Spring Overcast to
carry you safely chmgh the
trying weeks between real
Winter and real Spring
Light and medium weight.
knits-length. shower .prool,
Spring Overcome in plain
and belted models from
ly the stationery and dry~goods stores ‘
-h11ve appropriate decorations for St!
i
I “11111.11
ifdlllor. has resigned his poettion and
log promises to 1.111 the most. interest-.e
i .
11g the wages to be paid for sizing live one at Hometown-
of" hats. The depart-‘
‘ of the club will he held shortly after.
plain oxford gray to smart
green and brown mixtures. ,
$15 to $25.
Rogers 81 Stevens
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' NORWALK
5013113111
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Miss Elsie ‘F. llunucrmnn, of 2114
Illlversido Drive. New York. will he
Iunitcd in marriam1 to Attorney WN'.
iiam .l. Bobaunan. of this city and
Stamford. this afternoon at 5 o'clock.1
The ceremony will take place at the
bride's homo and will be performed
by Rev. Louis Christian. pastor of St.
Paul's Methodist Episcopal Church.
The marriage will be 11 simple one.
and only :1 few friends will be pre-
sent. The wedding trip will be
through the South. Dr. Charles 0.
13011111111111. of South Main street. is 111
New York. and with his brother. Dr.
Richard Bohannan. oi' Stamford-will
1111 present when tht1 wedding takes
place. Attorney ‘Bohsnnan is well-
known throughout the Norwal‘hs. and
Is also prominent in Stamford. His
Ibrlde is very popular in society.
Among those from Norwalk who al~1
tended the reception given last even;
ing at. the home of Justice George W.
Wheeler. 114 Park 11veuue.Bridge~
'pol t. in honor of the newts appointed
'Justice, Milton A. Shumwsy, .111th i
Donald T \\ other and Judge John P i
Kellogg are: Judge John ll. Light. Al- 3
tornoy Freeman Light Judge JosephI
RHTaylor Judge George H. Vosburgh.I
Prosecuting attorney Crsmer C. liege-‘
1111111. Attorney 1.01111 5 Bears. Judgo.‘
tJohn J. Walsh. Judge James 1‘. Hub- ‘1
bell Attorney Edward J. Quinlan.
Judge its 0. Gregory. Attorney Leo
Davis. Attorney Jesse T. Dunbar Hor-
ace A. Gray and Joseph A. Gray. Gov-
rnor Marcus“ ll. Holcomb attended
the reception.
I --‘- 1
i Auh v Benelisha. formerly of 1111113
place and‘Crme City P11“ is making
his parents \ir and Mrs. Victor J
Benells‘nn. a weekend visit at their
'ho me in Taylor avenue. Following
this. he will return to Pennsylianla.
where he is to‘take charge as mans.
ger and later as superintendent. of
several dairy products plants at Nor-
ristown and nearby cities. Mr Beno-
li'shs has been located for some time
at Grove City, but recently resigned
his position to accept this more lucra-
Tbe Matinee Whist Club held an
enjoyable meeting Thursday after-
noon wlth Mrs. Dixon McNetton. at
her home on Elmore“. There were
six tablesnndprlzeswere awarded to
the winners. Mrs. Steward H.101-
liott wws préénnted with the first tro-
phy. Mrs. Reed G. Hsvllaud with the
was awarded to 1115.10.51.11 A. life- ‘
Elroy. A delicious collation was sew--
ed by the hostess. The next meeting
Easter.
Dr. and Mrs. C r. Boswell. 01117
Crescent street. storied today (or
Washington, D. C. They will spend
several days there 11111 at Atlantic
City . .
EuiqlJtd Users .1116 min r kinl 111' 112' or»
{out
i the
11-15111111'11111. also had gamblim:
:12 always the iuekv winner.
”111.38. John Haiku, the fourth (lrrekiI
g 1 “will!
2* . total 11111111101 paid by the booze sellers
‘sou. Dinner Tellers and 011111.111» Mit-
. Robot W. Bridgomsn. The state po-
'I such 11111011411. of liquor has ever been
3 next Thursday.
second and Mrs. George 11.111.151.113:
with the third. The consolation prise '
—'fi"“
had five. téatloni til M18! D ”M
store for which there had been 8.
1:11:81 demand in the past. He paid
$1111.11 spate. or a total of $123. 78.
l‘. Create-1'.
proprietor. lied thiee truck loads of
.another drug store . ‘
.Llouor in his cellar, and back mom. ..
He had whiskey, ale, etc., to such an .
amount that it cost him
arts, or a total of 8121.32.1‘11111
alumsup Hotel V1118 rcpt-ceased in
court by Henry King. proprietor. who
'ir and not; explain the presence of
Irwetve barrels of whiskey. and paid
11911.12 for his lack of tknowdedge.
1111.11.11 Grenier had 11111111113 at his,
1101111 which place is said to have.
icsuubied 11. striped jungle cat with
nut-reing eyes to such 1111 extent tlnitI
he paid til. 75? Joseph Pisciteiw,]
who also kept a blind tiscr, couhlI
not explain hou he cxpepmd to 1111M:
I960 bottle of beer himself. and plid
$172” 1
l‘lud “" ‘ L- 5.11:1;-
Besides the 1
1:11111bl' 11:: joints 111111 ra1'd1-1l 11'
Lands found 1111-1-11 taken alum:
“hilt‘ 11111 11.11111 polio: lizsal 1111 t"'-«i;~
1 hum: John Rode. who r1111 :1 (11111115
SO. “01“”le “on; 31k restaurant and noolrrunn. had :IJllt'r'
of (hunt-1' 111 11"l1"'h the ill :11i 21111111.
I“ u”. sports who {re-1111111111111 the place l111d
1 "”‘""‘ "z‘ lltdc chance. He paid $37.88 for his.
. 11111111111111 privileges John Abbood. 11m~
I1.1...1 Greek restaurant“ keeper.
:suuni slot machines
I1ru111. and it was said that John 11'1111II ‘
111111 '.
in his pool-f
1'1111
IPelt'l Dnnesl
chief winner. He paid “‘38.
another (neck with 5
"Hi-
\Vil.‘
puitl‘
chines in which the proprietor
“1'
restaurant l.r1p11r in this 101111 of‘
111nm' restaurants and liquids paid;
1313.38 this. morning tiller lasing sev-
eral slot 11nd other machines last:
in it’ll!!! confiscation. The
11.1.1101 1111111111111 proprietors was
07 21.111). of which the state received
tilt lull minimal.
The state policemen who took part.
in thi1 mid were Rowe H. Wheeler.
Walter 11‘. Stiles. William E. Jar-k-
cheli. They worked under Sergeant
llrc say that in their experience. no
when in 11 aid or series of raids in
one day in this state before
New Haven 0310- Raid-d.
NEW HAVM. March 2!’t.-~-l’oiic11
visits made simultaneously upon three
huge downtown cafes last night
brought about the arrest of 42 women
and ii men under the excise time.
Most of the women 111111.119 charged
with frequenting or loitering about
saloons while1 many of the men are
changed nith loitering. The rate
owners are ensured with keeping dis
orderly places. in city court today
the. 183 cases were continued until
Seldom has there
been so large a number of defendants
11p; caring in court as was the case.
inlay.
Asynn'rtsen LE—Fl‘ERS.
South Norwslk. Conn.
L111 of unclaimed mall advertised
for 1111' week ending. March 17.1917:
l-lrl Pen-y Ackermnn.
Mrs. Ella Aterlo. E. Runncll street.
Mrs. K. E. Duncan.
3100 and ’ '
Fashion Week
Monday, March i9 to Saturday the 24
New Tailored Wear
Gowns for Afternoon
All Smart Accessories
nets.
Romper
Creepers for those who
.lolln Keatky. Jonemi lit-livery.
l‘1 111111 Krailc. ‘9‘ Monroe street.
Joseph Lotslty.
.l. l-‘mnson Munson.
Vt 111.8pringmeyer, 27 Lincoln aw.
3'1l1s John Strvker.
Mrs. llllma Thorpe.
ANDREW LEARY. i’. .\l.
mm M. sruosssxsn DEAD .
SOUTH BEND. 11111., :March 17.-«
John Moebler Studebaker.
old, honorary president and last of the
1111-. founders of the Studebaker Cor-
pomtlon, died here late last night. 111'-
tcr an illness of two months. Death
was due to lmpoverlshed blood.
THE 11.11111: FLUID
‘ ‘ Few drops and cents or calls».
’ ‘ lesion and lift off with
fingeMIII No pain!
The world owes thanks to the gen-
ion in Cincinnati who discovered trees-
one. the new other drug.
Tiny bottles of the
magic fluid can now be
. , ‘ had at snydrug store for
‘3 a7 few cents. You simply
. I spply stew drops of this
freesons upon a tender,
.VI-aching corn or a hard-
shed: callus. Instantly
‘ .1111 soreness disappears
the corn or callus so
" loose and shriveled that you lift it
of! with the fingers. Not a bit or
pain or stitches: is tell: when apply
1:: {cassette or hint-wards. It doesn’t
even irritate the skin or flesh:
84 years -
i
Dresses of allityles up
Lace Bouncing:
Embroidu'ies,
Guanine: and
. Trimmings,
T-he Gabler Elayer is
RATTLINE SKELETON
. OF BROOKLYN FEDS
According to the report of William
0. Clark. transfer Tax Appraiser of
Mount Vernon, N. 1'., covering the
appraisal of the estate of the isle
1:111:11. Adams at Sutton Manor. New
Rochelle. thirty snares of preferred
and fifteen shares of common stock
of the Federal league Baseball Club
of Brooklyn are worthless. .
An adldavit of Walter S. ' Ward. see-
rotary and treasurer at the club. is
,and shortly you will 111111.333...“ to; the xeport, 1111311 in White
Plains. which sets forth that $400,090
worth of pr; [erred stock and a similar
11111011111 or common was issued by the
club in exchange for the franchise in
the Federslglsague. and that the Fed-
eral league has since ceased to exist.
the secretary says that the club lost
merited. 191111 and 19.15. the sent 111
1158.00.11. ans that 11 11. 11111151111111 by
demand n‘ut'es 1111 350.000.,
Spring lines of Costs, Hols and Bon-
s, and Plsyclotli‘es of com- ' ‘
fortable model for little walkers.
L the we seasons during which it was .
The panels of the club. are fixed at
Styles for the coming Season will be presented
Daytime~ and Evening Coats
and Evening
Millinery and Footwear
Blouses, Tailored and Lingerie Styles
Apparel for M1sses and
such as; Little Girls
at“... Girdle: 11131;? Frocks for school and evening weanfl
Surves Jeweky' “Shoetop” Suits, . t' '1 db .. .
Veilings Heir menu . wry prac 101 on etommg. I
~ Little Taffeta Frocks in girlish ties. as
W cm Practical Hats for school wear.
«Hosiery Fine Lingerie Sensible Shoes. “,5; I.
in the Children's Shop
do not walk.
108 yems.
:Ifiiifii;
On the Main Floor
A superb display of
Collars,
Engraved Stationery,
l'lsndkemhiefs.
Chloe and Belts.
1
1‘ f
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1'1:
1111
.
Concerts every afternoon by The Goulding Harp Orchestra, eight pieces.
Piano recital at midday by Mr. Hart of the Hart-Seelcy Piano Co.
Iused Reading Room. I...
-.{I—I
3 the property which is practically
valueless. because. this represents. the
secretary says, the amount of money
put in Washington pork: for the ereo'
tion of the grandstand and other im-
mounts, and the lease of The park
reverts to the owner
"Therefore. " says the secretary, “the
rfinnneial condition of the company on
Dec:31,1915, was that it had but
33. 85 cash on 11111111111 an actual asset
and owed 01112128360100» "
I Hi'rTmo THE MAPLES'
11111511111112.1111, under the captaincy of
Johnny (11111111. 111111 little diffuculty'in
completely 70min! Captain Sparks’
Metropolitan Five last night in three
.STREET. 10: 30
Dolls of quaint and delightiul char-j
acter, including the famous Juneau
Doll. made in Paris 40 years ago and
which is now in ..America
F1 ench Convent dressed this Doll and
it is an exquisite specimen.
Sisters of at i
s .1 11— . .
econ 1101‘ 3 II I
van-1‘“...
Silks and
Dress'Goods,
' Materiak for- .
Second 111101. E
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.._... .._...fi” ._.--___... _...
TODAY IN WALL STREET.
NEW YORK: “larch l’l ('ka
11. m.).~—lscreased
firmness ruled » at the opening of to-
day's market. Bethlehem Steel new -
stock added 111101 athemllmomts to yes
terdny’s substantial rise. U. S. Steel .f'
ShippingE. Central Leather and some
of the Coppers and Motors displayed
strength. The list in general was in- ' '
cllned to ignore the railway situation. 1 .»
Dealing in rails were light. 17111 an ir-
regulbr'trend. Beading scored a mod-
erate advance. end there were minor.
recessions in metrics and A'tchison.
Museum“
We have sugar butts and collections ' -
Alon full Iegulnr 111011.11 Give
" Mmfianfly
" ‘r'fl. roman um
' Fine rooms by the day orwesk. Steam tested sleuth.
-.‘*1 11311111 and g‘ss. Fine Cafe studied: also Restaucant.‘ WI
earner 31mm Chestnut St
straight big pin games at the N01- today.
walk Alleys. ‘ us a- call
.1” CENTRAL. HOTEL. ....- ‘
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