.111.t::11:"3,)d.
1'9 o totaling-311:5
1 a fill your-coal bin up‘fikfimfl
should make it as hot
U .
and uncomfortable for him as
NWELCOME Winter
sticks around. You
po ossible.
Harris 81 Guns
68 Water Stu-ct
Tel. 721
(Continued From Post Page)
1m
v
:l‘cn b5 itCCOullllCEs of the «sailing
nun. The poliua myth-.11 9211i: of the
111111 1"‘aptu11d had ten new $111 bills
1.. “111111.11 his under S' illl.
Fourteen lion wore corror‘ird in
tho attempt to oscapo. 01311111... feel
(r‘lialll that the dash was huown 1:)
.1'1l b5 Licut thorth.
tlc sanction of 111.-
‘5‘. 11:11 their 111111.11: .‘ 5111.:
l‘. 1 1: spe1uiation.
ioui incn “Cit t'lpiul
11:1:11111121111‘1'1-“51115 ‘
111v.» of tho liron11i'1..
1:.1‘ Prinz liltwl fun-1‘ \
111.:11‘11‘11 nnd it was lilZ-t‘il t:
l:.:111n' .nt lllltl nint‘ 111111 151‘: 1
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-'1‘;11' 1l1>11111l111l 5
.1 tessiits und1i5il:ut‘
lliilill‘ t with
1"oim.i.i..‘1d:-1's.
15 it‘
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11'. Ill:
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1:71?!
(Hi.
PH ER FORECAST.
i“ 11.. 3
Itor..:.‘~i\5‘1'.ll1:11\1l\itlllity'. I’titl5'
cloudy 1: llt'll‘t and \\1'.lucS1la5', 51:11:11- l*“ .1
.- r tonight
A trunnh of 1055'
along tluv
'mg from immune to New England. It
_ is causing unsettled weather with ris-
ing lenllll‘l‘l‘tiut‘t‘fi in the central dis‘
iricts. 'l‘liundt‘rstorms were reported
from Kansas and Missouri. A second-
ary distnihanct‘ is (‘cntrnl ovcr Okla-
homa. ~ 5
Conditions favor for this vicinity:
Partly cloudy and somewhat nnsottlod
pressure {‘Xit'lltlrti
» “weather. which will probably develop
’ into light rain, with highor tomporu
dares.
‘ ~.—..~.—...——.—- —
WEATHER A YEAR, AGO
TODAY.
'i‘ctnpci'uturc: Low.
Rain.
-.3
1:: lll;.'_ll.
‘89
'_" .1
There will b1: u rum—g—ulnr meeting of
the Norwaik Scoutmnsters' School this
(evening. Routim‘ work will ho ourrh‘d
0m. " '
Robert Martin, of Bridgeport, who
has but roccntly recovered from :1 very
serious :tttucl. ot' pimnnoniu was :1 ris-
itor in Norwnlh today.
Dorcun Circle, ol' the Home iorthc
‘Agod, will meet with Mrs. Edmund
‘ lBrowr‘r, on Friday afternoon, :11 3, :11
I: Wes-11101:: dunno. Important hn.~'i-
moss is to be transacted.
It was reported totlte downtown
notion that there was :1 large willow
‘ tree on the Devil's Gordon road, which
was in danger of falling over. The
matter was rcft‘rrod to the ntrt‘ot d1.
partmcut. 1
s—Seo “All Aboard the Magic (lur-
pct,“ an Arabian Nights? feature. story;
of absorbing interest, at the Falcon
Theatre tonight. 'l‘ho l’copit‘n' Trust
‘ 1 Company.
A meeting oij\the Executive commit-
tee of the Ii'olrfiold County Farm
‘llurcnu was held this morning at 11;
o‘clock in the oflces of the bureau in
‘Wnll street. I tnporlunt business was
finfisocted.
northern bordUr this morn-l
illg ill lllt' (‘l1'~‘1 ll \1 “
11:11-11 151‘1'1‘ to ulul t". 11 ‘li.iiiz;:‘.r_‘: 1'
1:11;: 1101‘s 1101 Show. and ii docs 1111'.
51.1111. what evident-1‘ thcrl‘ i~ 1-: :\~11:-‘
‘11:.1 lllt".Slutllflr‘llitdl thut tin: In turn-
.11.‘ and our 2111111 ‘..'.v1" 1...:‘.'...- :.
'."~' 11.1 lb.“ ton: 1:1‘31 1.1.“: :'.';.”1r
1:: I«11mg to Icui': their :hip 15m
iinn tilt‘: . littzn‘.‘ 1-.'“ ""l:.‘i
.ll.1 1. tlilil'tii‘ltlr. itl.‘ lllt- limit um! 53‘1‘1'
1.11 :opplicd will: 1111.1?1‘5.
1.. 1onno1‘tion with tho 1111111. i‘ ..
":r 111:..' not h‘.‘ 1.111 p' 1111'. fig: 1:1
.111. School], ’'::.1-1... .11...:.":. ~1'
1":1112111 ("llllrtloSL unnaturr 1‘11 1:: .‘l1\'
11o I.1‘I'11:'1‘ tl11‘ brt‘ ill with il1',‘li11 11
1‘1 nil) bu» INN)! 11101::
h. [11111 :1 81:11.2»
111': lit
‘1l 1111\1‘ll'i'1
lil 1!.1' llglli 111 ill:
:ittlzition :1nd nit tht‘ 11111111111
UNITED STATES MAY CO-
OPERATE WITH SHIPS OF
OTHER NATIONS.
(((llll‘lllt 1i l‘i'um lir 1 I'ogc)
200, 000 troops who are available
sive to be launched against tit
Allied lines at some speculative
ward some such move on the part'
of Win Hindcnburg as almost cer
-tain and. discuss the possibility of
another tremendous effort to
mash a way through to Caalis.
cation of a German attempt to
assume the initiative is in appar-
“ntly sporadic fighting in the
Champagne district and on the
Verdun front. Nothing,r has de-
veloped in either of thcsc direc-
tions to indicate an offensive on
a ccu‘c great enough to offs of the
sensational evacuation of a thous
:1an or more squate miles of
Picardy.
The Naval Academy W'i: 0:1ch—
cd to graduate the senior class
il‘./[arch 29 and the junior class in
‘ September. so that 374 more jun-
‘ior officers may be speedly avail-
able.
.Tomorrow, March 21, will bc 'ln- first
tiny of spring.
\ big meeting of Norwttlh Acrio, No
588, F. (5. E., will be bold tomorrow
1“ citing in ‘Red Men's Hall in Main
street. Dr. William J. Tracey will nd-
‘drcss the meeting, and a large class
initiation will take place. Stole Dopu.
1y Connors of Bridgeport, will also be
present. Upon the conclusion of the
The Palace alloys will be the scene
of excitement tomorrow night when
. lhhe Hour Printers bowl the Sentinel
printers, and the :Hour scribes meet
. the Sentinel's ink- slingers. It is ex-
:{ected inure games will be close. "
Officcr § tith arrested Ilcnry \iillorI
last: night in the westbound railroad,
station for drunkenness. He was glvenl
, 60 days by Judge George H. Vosburgh:
".in the city court this morning. but,
.. sentence was suspended.
‘ Representative E. J. Hill is almost,
well again, so sayYeports from South-
ern Pines, N. C. _,.Mr. Hill is now fhet'dfl
having left Florida. Inst Week. Begin
Expected at 'his home in Norwalk
about April 1.
Owing .to the unsettled conditions
lane to preparing the new quurtci's‘ut
68 Wall street, no home for the mom:
' bars of the Nor-walk Branch of the
American ‘Red Cross Society will he
.13lven o'ut until Wednesday. March 28.
Mrs. E. G. Huntington. or Buyvlow
prenue, gave a theatre pnrty. Inst
«onion in honor or her daughter
Elizabeth‘s thirteenth birthday anni-
'5mfy. After the theatre the party
«in. to tho Huntington home, where
tho matador of the evening was
mi WI}, and mtroshmonta
m toned. Thou who wand 1111.
1”“ "Illa. m an: Illa-both
Hm 'IIIII am miter. .
tnccting'and the lecture, the members
“:1 ill adjourn to the local acric‘s lodge
rooms in Wall street, where 11 social
ti 1111‘ will be in order.
A valuable Irish terrior pup was
stolen from thle office of Dr. Gilbert M.
lirunduge, the local 5eterinut'y so?
goon. this morning by n woman who
entered the office, which was in charge
‘of a boy at the time, and stated that
Dr. Brundage had said she could take
the dog Some time ftér the woman
had left with the animal. the doctor
returned. and the cool theft was dis-
covered
1111 1:: 111111111
IliL‘ ‘Gertnan‘ affirms and that 131‘ ll‘un,‘
.‘Itnntt‘slht‘ pix-M‘tn't‘ of :1 1101111111. dip.
unnulit' :igt‘nt nbt'oml in the 1'111111'1‘5
in 21.111111] upon with Mllllt' tt'll't'l‘lt.
ll‘1' 1-lns111u't ot' iit‘l'ld‘vll >:1il.~:' ."1
‘:i:":' also i." rcpnrdui with 1:111:1‘1»
lit'm 10“.
.‘II tlit‘ 1111‘1'. int1‘1'ntd ;1.‘ i‘l::l:~l»‘1
1:!..:. 1111- to h.» ll‘llilb‘ft'll‘t‘tl this wwl.‘
'11: I-ot'ltc lit‘l’ht‘l'wn nnd (lglllllijl‘lltfil
it...
for 11 long- predicted counter often-i
point. The Paris newspapers rc-i
5In the meantime thoonly “fill-g
tutti? 1:11"
ornamental lighting.
lilo prt's “it vomit-3'.
of the order n:
tics Canton.-
in the place of
1.1.1125 in pursuance
by the Public lltili
I"-"1hiu'.n5 lfilll, till?
1113‘
.-i\lil
in certain one... in said of r'ond 'I:1.\_- '
.. .‘ina' llisu'itt,
1‘1 wit; Monrot‘
V141; '.~.. 1‘, sin-3t to 4812110
_ . " shoot and Wont“
{.11‘1‘1111‘ from “Visiting on sin-1‘1
bountiny lim‘ txi‘ Fin: 'l'. :1' 'n; liis'
Iriz": ”5‘11““ ' : '1::-‘ “ .11 \"':5.\ l.i11.'—.'
.1. . 1; 1.211111?
Alain «lat-:1 t':'.:1.;\\ 1‘ ‘11111111111 strict
in \\ tlukll’tttt l itil‘l llt' ,
Fll'i‘t't trnin Spins: :11'111 111 North
‘t'utr-t' .41":'1" , 1111:! ;
\i'lr-‘i‘vn‘s, ~11‘11‘1 )willitillt‘l‘fi n1 1: :1‘.~'i.'
llltlt ltil 1rd: 1' in: itllttlt' for tho ronroi'nl
(ll lilo 1:11:93 Ii 1:
11) lo l‘t‘pllt'ul i=5 .'.al:l
.111.:l4 :1, '1: 1i: nt'o.1-s.'.l strum. 11:11!
.111111 1"H1lll 1‘1‘111111.1l ho rontplt‘tod o:: 112'
* ht‘l't'n't‘ 1111‘ Silih t.ltl)' ol' Scotcnilu‘r.
it‘ll Now, t‘nrrt-t'oic,
l Xoiit‘o is i11‘1':~b;. 1415911, tint: :1 pub
llt' Inut'ii : upon said 1.:‘tition uni
Ill.:l :~ \'.1l l. l.‘.:'.‘.; l.“ ’11:“ lllr‘ .\l:t_“.‘ttl‘
1nd toninii tll tin 1115' of Nornttlit.
at 1111 :ltljfiililltil 1"1.::1'.l'11‘ tum-:in':
‘thort‘ol', 111 llt‘ MM in tho Council
litlt‘ilt. ill tl‘1‘ t‘itx limit, in tho Sl‘t':
mud Timur: i.i.‘.’"‘:t. in the 1115' oi
Noruztllt, 1111 lht‘ L‘Tllt 11115 of Mort-h.
it'lT. 1‘1 15’ n'vltnlt t\'1‘21llll1. at which
‘1inn' 11nd pinto all (tll'pnt‘n‘ltllls, com:
1 .‘ l.1‘1'«~‘-‘y notified in armour and in‘
tin 5' 1.1,: dL‘Pllrt‘.
.\'ot'\\:1lk.
iI‘ ‘:1:1i tin-111111, if
I and :11 '.'.ti1l i"it5
.\i'11‘.1h 'nth lttIT.
1 I35 (”till (it lllt‘ Mayo: and t‘otnnil
*1.t‘;::il (ll).
til.
swarm-2x 110K113,
' t
l NOTICE OF HEARING
Concord Street Extension
\\'hc1ons, it is 111 ()llilni d by tho \iny-
lot‘ and 01111111" I of tho ('it5 of .\'or\\nlk
[to lay out 1"nluigo 11nd cxtond tho
.'-hh:hw "11 Itnov. n :is (‘nnronl t-‘il‘f‘I'L in
tho Scrond Taxing Ilistticl of said
city, from 1111“. highway
181111111 .\l:1in slrmt, (“it"ttt‘l'ly to
proporty tiou
el'lminu I‘i1511'i:-,t 20.1.1.1 1ho55n 11.1 11 (‘1‘:-
tnin map on lllt in thc ofilco of. tho
(“115' ‘l‘fiuizxnr‘t'i' of said city, entitled
"Mop showinu (‘oucord Strt‘t‘t I‘lxti‘n-
Mimi and proin‘rty trnrtift-l‘s,” upon
condition that said Sozonl Turn”:
Ilisttitt shut]. li5 suit ziblc Instrntnontu
*in 5v1itimz.(-onvoy tho 1111111 on pro:
powd for said higrhwn5 oxtt‘nsion to
cold city of Norwnlk, for highwny our?
1):)5015.~‘—Nm\'. thorofort‘,
Notion is luroby r'l'51‘n that :1 pub
,Iic In :trinu upon such proposo d aution
*oi‘ so layinq out, onion-tint.r nnd 1‘\tt‘nd
i'1:: .-:1id highway known 1115 Concord
snout will ho had hofm't‘ tho linr'oi
.md t'oumil of sold (‘in of. \‘orwulk,
at on :1liournod rcculur 1m ‘fiur: tho: 1‘
of to ho hold in tho (Mountil Ito-1m
in 1hr (:15 ii‘,1‘1l in tho Sci'ond Toxin-2.
Dis-'tticl in- 1'11 111511111 111‘ fifth day
of March. 1917. :11 8 o'clock owning.
at which tinti“‘1‘1nd place all poisons
whose loud l1“: pi‘oposod to bo tlLIi'T‘Il
thtrofore, or which 1.1115' ho itfft‘cted
thrrt‘foxr‘, or which may lie nt‘foctcd
and b:- 71511'1l in i‘t'itl'l'..“‘. t‘n ‘51‘1‘3, if
they so llt‘t'llt‘. '
Datml ltl l:<\‘(l (‘i15'
March 20111, “”7.
By order of the .ll'1‘..1:.1r 1nd ifouncil
of said city.
1.! Norwulk.
STEP] i EN DOKUS.
ITALIAN CLOCKS SET AHEAD.
”COME" via Paris, March 20.9 .. a
———A decree has boon promulgated di-
recting 1111 Italian clocks to be? ad-
vanced‘ one hour from April 1 to Sex»
tember 80.
“ 1.11 Aboard 111i
1 '3 Inform! tonight.
~~----w ' w rllE PEOPLES r—j { '
1. 1181' COMPANY . .
Margie Carpet ” ,
l An Arabian Night? #9 More story of;
‘ absorbing Interest, at the rumor ‘ ‘ 1
~ 1
i
1oj'
Vi llrilllll 1111.111, *1
(Huh-:1 poll's. which 1111“
iron or stools
punii‘n nnd pursuits intorvstcd th-r‘rt‘in,
1‘11). 11111-11;
known 11s;
tho .
highwny known :13 Wtitt‘r street, or” .’
111511111 by acid Sccond
City Clerk 1
.. ...««--m «In».
ii HOWLAND’S
' J for Location of -
, Poles lo: Uii-dtilifililal Light WVVVWW
' ' ing , 5
l Whereas .31. S. ..‘-n:I Taxing his: \
'trict of the (‘iv5 1f. .\‘1‘:'5\'ztih by i1.s1 _
Electric 1! (‘22.o11 " I'T-s 12w; '
sent" 11 to 1‘ 1:: Mayor and ‘t‘ouncil oi.
*said cit,- it: petition a'ili plans flux: 1 6W Women
the 11111111111: oi lien or Sit‘elpolt‘s l'or‘_
l
1
i ‘ t.
have fine chance
Sample suits, worth $27.50 to $45-
13ILi-‘1'l 1'
I i
1
fiOWLANBfE;
"$22.50
lAnd most are for Women who seldom have such chance 01.: ‘i'eredl
One of our makers of womcns finest suits said a few days 21005-—
1 I have some sample suits that some women in
34 or 36. i am “through with the suits.
have served me as models. You can have ii:
That sounded good. Thc’suits look
here they are.
Beauties! Beauties' :1: labile 111.1 in style.Bc:1uiies in
Beauties in color And there did no two of them alike-
on exclusiie .15 well as :1 beautiful suit
Splendid fine so: “'6 Poirot twill 5110011615953,
fabrics.
Lined with silk 111' satin ot tine quality, some in hand
effect :—-butt0ns and contrasting collars and such.
As he said, they are nearly all 34 and 36 size, :1 low
Just one suit in the lot would sell usually at $27.51);
the others 11 cold be 830 535 nut to $45. Ready
incsday at—
coco-'11 floor.
1‘
Malcc sports suit'
,of Silvcrbloom
Silverbloom is a remarkably good
Pkiris and suits.
it has lightness. it has durability. It has beauty. And
the new patterns just here, an; in smart sports effects.
Silverbloom is a peculiar cloth, first offered last year.
It has the resiliency of mohair and its wiry strength. It is
ipermanent of color. it seems to adapt itself instantly to
use for skirts or coats or dresses or children’ s attire.
fabric for sports
skirt made for $1
patterns.
Light or medium or
And it actually is mohair—but interwoven willr‘cot—
é-o-
Suits for general sport's wear will be attractivelymzidc
of Silverbloom. ‘
Some of these suits will have striped skirt and jacket
of plain hue trimmed with st\ripe at pockets and collar.
/ Skirts for general service will give that service to usual
degree if made of Silverbloom.
New patterns, smart stripes either solid or in combina-
iion of colors; solid colors including neutral tones that are
very rich. “m 1
' 32 inches widow—75c yard.
Third floor, a ny elevator.
for additional amount of
‘ Third
o
» 1
L1..-.'1-~5:._.:... .
silver flatware.
and long service.
Silk jersey,
Richest sports fabric
.. Tuly the richest of all fabrics shown in brilliant sports
stripes. ‘
.With wonderful luster, with startling and handsome
color contrasts, with fine soft texture, of clinging yet drap-
ing quality. ,1
Such bright combinations as green with white, black
with copenhagen, rose with white, white with Black. And
is most-important and it is of
Teaspoon—$5. 50 don.
Table spoons—411 doz.
Orange spoons—$7. 50 dos.
(‘ ottee spoons-35. 50 doz.
Dessert: forks—th doz.
Sélad forks—$10 doz.
Cold-meat forks—$1150 each.
Preserve spoons—$1.50 each.
Knives. hollow handle—$14 dz.
Knives. modeled handle—$7. 60
I ‘ d
‘in plain greens or roses or blues too. (1?th; §preadem_m do”.
“ A yard wide, stripes, $2. 50 yd.; plain hues, $2. 25 yd.~ .. mm “m““ll'” °“°;:ow
, I.“ o . _ ' , ‘ . 1 ‘ _ .
..2--1.§:;Lxu::z.._mnm "ye “Tummy“ 111.1111...
’
1 .. " ’
i \' ‘ '
.1 flfvw-V‘H-t-u’
is worthy of place
Bridgeport will be mighty glad to buy. They
will be those women who usually have greatest
difficulty in getting a suit; those who wear
They
cm cheap.
ed even better.
the fine 55 .13 they
51' out: in 511103
'rtbzirdlnc, and other fashion llllé spring
some fancy designs
Styles from plain tailored, with straight lines, to models with decoration of 51111111
1111' 38.
Choose plii
for skirt
and buy it at special price—and then have
That is the chance still open.-
Handsome black rind-1111111 plaids oi many sizes “and?
staunch of weight.
Some with color added to ihum‘, blue and green and”
Oil. \
. brown. ,
1 More than one handsome motor coat to: coming sca- .. fl 5‘
son will be made of Silverbloom. .. RESUW 59C 1‘0 1152-50 yard—Soc i0 53-
' \k Q l o u 4 >
And skirt ill any of 17 attractive Spring styles, outdo .
' $1.
floor. ‘
“Community silver
\
There IS no table too fine to be graced by community
There is notable where it will not give satisfactory, ‘
It deserves place; because it IS both beautiful and dot.
able, because it combines grace with real worth.
Designs are tasteful, shapes are scusibie,——but quality"?
excellent quality.
Dessert spoons—$10 doz.
Bouillon spoons—'«Sszao doz.
Iced-toe. spoons—$7.50 doz.
Medium forks—$11 doz.
Oyster forks—$7 dos.
Sugar shells—$1 each.
Pickle forks—$1 each.
Berry spoons—~31 50 each.
Fruit knives-$13 doll.
Butter knives—$1,each.
Pie serv s-——.$2 15 each. 1
Soup ladies—$6 each . .
floor.
A .1» ‘ H
:.l.. .11...
..... «Yaw-«my. .. «3: “W‘s .. . .
W" A“ <\M_g~ m
.1113 made
cls one will travel
$22.50“.
5‘».
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