2563,3sz ‘ .'
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The were group meetings of by the
inrmbcrs oi the South Norwall: Bap
list church at the homes of Mr. and
Mrs. Homer, Norwalk, and Mrs. and
an. . C. Smith, South Norwolk, last
night. The attendance was not large
due to the stormy weather.
—<Fanny Ward in “A Castle for
Two," It the Regent, Friday.
Our mothers Lodge. 1. 0. O. F., of
Norwalk. will confer the third degree
for Butler Lodge, 1. 0. 0. F., tonight.
All members of Butlcr Lodge are ear-
nestly requested to be present. All
Odd Fellows invited. .
COR.
HORACE R. NASH
A STAMFORD range as not “just
as gr...) ..” but it i\ good itself.
We luv. "0 fear of compari-
sons witiii ‘ *- ranges—indeed
we believe .i" Slu'll compari<
sons will decilc you to buy a
STAMFORD.
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For: SALE BY l
N. MAIN AND WEST STS.
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~Henry ll Walthal in "The Truant
Soul"l.tthe Regenl'l‘hul'SdIY- 'DEAL WlTH ASSOClATlON. I
The price of eggs is gradually daup-
plng, as the yield of the bent; in this
pat or! the country increases. Fresh
axioecggt:;:rn§;9:6:;:21:22::, net‘llcut Milk l’l‘oduccrs‘ :xr‘SOi‘li-ll on
‘evcral cents lowor in price.- as individuals m making ngrecmcnts
.eggs are b 5m buy their milk, but must dcal wuh
.. llOoonndSt'oJ etnoin shrdlu ein unnuu' Ila-m as members of an association.
‘ Officer Sammie arrested Daniel Har- llI Ihr past. d-iiry (torripanlvs in the
119 for attempting to break into the; union.» rules of the State have Vin.
Dryer Hat factorw last night. Hid cumin}: purchus-n: of milk from farm-
case was continued this morning by" “W "'iid" M'llill‘k!“ uzrcvlnv'nts with
Judge Gefirge H. Voxburgh. lizt'll of them. AM this has now been
The Hospital Whist
with Mrs. Franklin G.
View avenue, Friday
Dan-ymen Can No Longer CoMract
Directly With Farmed.
l-lrrcufter daily companies can no
ioupu deal with members of the t‘on-
Connecticut Milk ‘
the Con- 3
club will m”! of tho Western
Brown, 47 Spa. l'i‘ll'lllt‘l‘l'fil Association by .
aflornoon at 3 nutuul Milk l‘roduccrs’ Asuocla»:
lion. I
o'clock. All those who expuctcd to al- 'I
tend have been requested In com- 'l‘lu- (‘onnci-Iirut Milk Producers.
muniate with Mrs. Brown before 10 .\»l~.(l(2l:lll0ll has udopch the method;
o'clock Friday morning. of ”16- New lork Dairymen a Magnet:
. and mil hcrcuftcr deal with the dull);
(minorities and middlmnen as on not
~o.':.ilion and not us individuals. l
in making their arrangements to.
Many of Norwalk’s most. prominent pimlinsc milk from lncmbern ot- the.
business to be beg?“ on$47,200; lncor- Connecticut Milk l’roducers' Associa-
guard. A majority of these» are up: llh‘l, the dairy compnnics and dis~2
words of fifty yours or age, and some Iribuling midtllcmcn musl sign with:
arc much older, Those over 60 years all lullnbvl's of ill" assorint ion a lull-1
will not be accepted. (legpjle the fact tom: contract. 'l'hin contract must:
that many of that one have offered be mndc bctuwn Ilw distributing
their norviccn.
~Henry R Walthai in "The Tl‘uanl -
Soul." at the Regent Thursday.
______,__ 'lll‘ Connccticut Milk Produccrs‘ As-_
-453“,- wfird in “A (jump. {01" N‘cidliun. The representative of the
Two," at tho Regent. l-‘ridny. , .
__ Itiul in llridgcport and this district
Otto Schonck. omploycd as u chauY- in II t‘. Coburu. thc pa'ruidcnt of the“
{our for E. F. O'Connor, was phinful-. FZII‘ZH‘I‘S' Dairy (.‘omlmy. who in tho:
1y injured in!!! night. u'hcn Ihc wind_:l\lill'(‘nl‘l29d ngcnl of tho milk produc-
shield fcll from the automobile ho l'l‘s- In High contracts Ior individual
was driving #36 in". glass-col u had lil~‘llll}('l‘s with middlcunvn who desire
gash in his right lllilld Dr F. l llumcil lJ :‘l‘l'lll’t‘ llll‘ll' supply ll'Onl onc \Or:
Was obliged to lakc it half dozen mclnbcrs ol the llssoclntlon.
stilclmn. ,\ roller is to bo Hunt out. to all
' mililrincn. dairy companion and dis-
t‘onunodorc ll‘runk it. Underhill has l‘”‘"‘““-“ i" ””5 Stulc, “’ ”‘9 9590‘
cullcd :1 Nicola] meeting of the McMul-. 11“” ”1°.“ 9““ contract “l" ”‘9” ““P'
1e“ Yacht Club for Am.“ lsl. 1917' at ply of milk from tho plumbers of the
illlllt
10:30 a. m. at. the Lockwood Athletic ‘ :‘Srnl'llliiiiil only Ihrouch one of the‘
Club rooms, on llw tnuitcr of National unlhw‘izvd reun‘smitali\m. liy lhiH
Dcfcnho Reserve. ' means a uniform contract for all
....--.~. .mcnibcrs ‘oi’ ithc association Ills cs-
GMI‘SO W. Harris. the popular “0le .‘lulilishrd. and the association on u
agent of illi‘ New York. New Haven, body kccpn control of thc total pro-
and Hartford illollrosul Company ingdui-iion of its nwmhcrs.
South Norwnlk. is enjoying 8 month‘s" 'l‘hv nun contrncts urc cxpected to
leave of absence. and will sprnd the. Hill ior such on lilt‘l‘l‘zlsc- that a fur-
time getting it well deserved rest from; tin l :zdruncc in thc pricc of milk
his strenuous duties and in enjoying‘ mun macro to ho incl-liable.
recreation trips about the country.
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PENALTIES FOR SPYING.
”Your old jewelry will be valuable}
nf’tcr rightly refreshed—repaired by" ‘ .. . , .,
Charles Brand' South Norwmk l ALLAN, .\. \., Mun-h -8.—Pen~
(thin. for spying arc provided in 11
oil] introduced in tho Ansombly today
'I‘hn incnsnrc u‘onhl'muke spying
l‘inl (lovcrnmcnl proporty a felony
punishable by a minimum prison term
of seven years and a finc of $1,000
and spying upon private property in
which are made munitions or supplies
for Government use a misdemeanor.
Tlterc is not at present a stain lnwl
to“ rining spying. ' i
incidental to the loading baritone
rol'e in "The Runaways” Warren Sco-
1ield will be heard in two of the ioni-
ure numbers or the Nutmeg Club's big
musical comedy at the Regent theatre
on April‘lo. The first of these, “TWO
Bud] Eyes," will be sung as n solo.
while thc"dancing number, “All the
Girls Love Me," will be accompanied
by the following young ladies in the
coppatume of their respective type or na-
tionality: Peg Frost, (Dutch), Chor-
‘JolterStone (Spanish). Florence Banks
11'urldsh). Ella Natteford (Japanese),
ffirace Ross (Quaker), and Florence
M
DEMAND FOR STEEL PRODUCTS
NEW YORK. March 2T.~—'l‘hc fro.
mendous demand for steel products
, .4 _ was emphasized today when it was.
.SImma Amerlm . . ' -
A ( l ' ' lasserted by trade authorities that steel i
‘5‘} .......... \ " mills had booked 2,500,000 tons of
rolled produce thus far in March. The;
, demand has come chiefly from ship-1‘
ping. railroad andvngrlculturai inter-I
eats. which are said to havelaken
nearly 1,500,000 tons at advancing
I ,
. . , prices. Export sales this month are
Uneasy hes the head that as ' estimated It 10 percent. of the total.
,prey to worry about thd'
safety of important papery, :
inventories, insurance poll.
.. cies. certificates, stocks.
5 ,. bonds. etc. A Safe Deposit
Bax in our burglar and fire- '
proof vaults, lid "the best
-’ sleeping potion that can ho
‘ ., prescribed.
(Rental $4.00 Per Year.
N. Y. ASSEMBLY lN FAVOR OF
REPEAL. '
A] BANY, March 28.-—By a vote of
'th 1018, lbs candidly yesterday od-
vanced to the order of final passage
the bill marry out: Governor »‘Whit-
‘ man's - ndatlon for the m-
' panic! the present law governing
' . boxing. . »-
SEORErTMY BAKER INROLLS.
”WASHINGTON, Min-ch ‘iis.~‘-Naw.
ton D. -5l§iker, "present occupation.
- Secretary of war." formally enrolled
himself lousy.» aili- alumnus «outing
m
"Resubmit-walk; .
a
lifnngcd since lhc recent absorption,
TOI 887
. Hopkins ennui-no. plinth moo 2 -’
SAVING NATION'S TIMBER. i
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War Emphasizes Again the Import-!
ance of Forests. j
That the prescnt war has empha-
sizcd ancw the lmliuitlilt'T‘ of l'orcstv
zinil ’ low 1“. hr. dist-us ‘0: i.
.nuny quarlcrs, snya lll} (‘lwca‘ldI
Plain llcalcr. 'l‘hia rosallrccfulnci: cf.
1.... m.
Germany in particular in adapting:
wood it; new uses has been one of tho,
marvels of the conflict. Perhaps no;
nation in the world has greater for
cat reserve than the ni-ted States
and probably none in recent yearsi
has been more careless with)” lim-l
A recent bullctiu of the national
governmcul forcst scrviu- reviews:
conditions in this country and cur-g
ries a warning to those who lack!
appreciation of “hot America's for
cats mean in the present generatlzu, ~
and what their sacrifice might incani ‘
to future generations.
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It is found that the main problem" "
of the lumber industry has grown:
out of the hundreds of billions of feet '
of timber acquired cheaply 1. few, .
public domalm 'r‘
Caught with its burden of timberi";
land on tho one hand. and. changes lni ’
years ago from the
the country's use of wood on the oth-
er. thc lumber industry has been in
a sense bclwecn- the upper and ncther‘ “
lilill}‘il[‘lll("n nnd sonicrcprcscntatlve of milestones. A T9811“ 13 that lumbcri '
has been produced In many cases uu-i ‘
economically und the timber rcuour-l
jI-nmcticm Milk i’roduccrs' Asmala- cos of the country have been li‘adt‘i '
to undergo drains that bode ill for:
the fulin'c. i
The forest service believes that tho! J
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burden of carrying those future llur
bcr resources should have been a
public rather than a private function};
The government disposed of its tlm?
bcr lands with too free a hand. In
less steps be taken to correct tho
original error and to prevent present;
wastes the pcnally will be reaped in]
thc future costs of lumber, paper and}
other products
timber.
manufactured from!
Under present conditions. the serv- ':
ice finds that in the states covered
by its surrey little is being done to
restock the forcéi lands logged for
their virgin timber. In other words,
a handvto-mouth policy is
out. but in the long run spells na~
tlonnl waste.
Every such warning as this has its
value. This forestry bulletin should'
be read in connection with bulletin
of another character from Berlin and
Petrograd.
-~DINEV‘l'l:l—URSDAY NIGHT ‘ New sunk-“E?” (Kelloge’s) ._
at me Country Club. .1 . Home-made Cakes, Pies, Crullcrs, Meat Loaf V“
I _._ l “011131435 ‘0548900 Potato Salad. , . ”
Many farmers in the surrounding!‘ . ' "' , ChiCken Pies our new spedalty.
country have begun their spring plow-ll" ;'7p42\‘.§‘ugi‘\;;;v€~. ' Spec“! White Enamel Reed ». *4;~ It»; .415. .4 4.4.4 *
lug. @ rgij§;%k§ Carriage, full size .. $xg.95
* _.- -—--—-~-~ m ~ ’ v-: \K! ., ' Strollers $5.95 up W”
Pr . , I ' ,m.
pursued '-
which may be profitable for the pres-
WESTPORT SMELT AND FROST FISH
iii Mean ganglia. not from
SHAD GREENPORT OYSTERS
COD LONG AND ROUND
iiALlRUT CLAMS
SALMON GOSLING CLAMS FOR
li‘LOUl'lDERS BAKING 'AND FRYING
TILE ALL KINDS OF CAN-
HADDOCK NED AND SALT FISH
Culbill’s Bridge Fish Market
'Phom 108 and '10..
Fm Mm 71 North Main 8!. J
“THE VERY LATEST MODELS
motor: diMurplIy’s Shoes for Men
EdwnC. Burt’s Shoes for “'6an
A Big Stock of Hosiery of all
Grades 4- ].
CONNEALLY & BRACKEN- l
81 Washington Street. South Norwalk.
.». a . g, "h.
so. NORWALK
Coats, Suits and mummy
EVERYBODY
Wants to assist Nature to make the lawn look like v ' . 7
also the flower gardens to bloom with delightful M
ra‘nce. . ‘ f H
- We Call Your-
Attention to the Best Fertilizers produced. “
Odorless Top Dressing Agricultural Lime
Sanderson Top Dressing Retriever l
Sheep Manure Complete for Corn and
Superphosphatc Grain
Fine Ground Bone Patato Manure
Bonc Meal Nitrate Soda.
GRASS SEEDS
Mixed Seed. Timothy.
Clover, Red Top,
for action. Get busy and order. D0
Now is the time
IT NOW.
RAYMOND BROTHE
Phone 1 13-3.
THREE STORES IN ONE. NO STAIRS 'ro CLIMB.
Free Donny-y Everywhere
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STERLING’S I
1
Now is the time to select your Spring Furniture while I
the stock is complete. If you wait- until too late the stock
diminishes. The present freight embargo will make it im-
possible to get what you want when you want it. '
For Spring Furniture l
l
I. [F'-
SPECIAL
3, Library Table
Mahogany finish
$13.95 i,
Join Our Refrigerator Club Now
For immediate or future delivery. We have over 50 styles I
J. Donn elly ~
" lo«Jillulllli'bribiuxrlflhéo«film surmount.» ‘
Easter Fashion Number f‘
. Ready Now!
The Cream of the smartest, advance
Spring Styles! The newest dcsigns in
colors! See The New Barrel Silhov ctte!
The New Jupt 'l‘onncaul The New
Bowling Pin Silhouette! ~The New
Chemise. Frocks!
llillulll'lllilidli:iihfihli'iilfiiillllli
Mal-1’. sun: your Spring frock is correct.
Get a copy of
rlcrouln. REVIEW-j.
for April
"our:
15¢ a Copy Ready Now i I
‘55 "I... , IIIIIlImIIIIIiI .I MultimmIIIIIIII: lllilillllllllllllilllliilllllll‘lliillililiiillliiiillilllllllllllli ,.li!liilllllilllllilllllillll . I '
.6 So. Main
._...~__. ___._ ._.__- m.—
and sizes for you to select from. $2.00 will deliver any Re-
frigerator to your home. _
Refrigerators $5.95 to $55.00
Reed ‘ Baby
Carriages
7 Railroad Ave. (The Goodie Shop).
Imported Swiss Cheese (Meyer and Lang’s)
Simon Pure Lard (Armour’s)
Inactive Kid
Cause - 'sease
"1 Madonna Mulli- benefits-1W.
flu: the use of Foley Kidnth'bfllb. -‘
W. Fates! Gran. Omen.
Too much work and mommy work . .
seem to have about tho some effect
on persons past middle age. Pro er
action of the kldnoyp'ls means to
good health. They act as a liar
and remove from the blood poisonous
waste matter Which if permitted to
remain in. the system leads to many.
complications.
Many nervous. tired. run-down men
and women suitor from pains in the
back and sides. dizzy spells. bladder
weakness, ' sore musfles and stilt
joints and fall to real zo flint rheuma- =
tlam. diabetes or oven Bright‘s dil-z‘
case may molt.
Open 3 Charge Account
Sterling Furniture Co.
127429431 Washington Si. 80. Norwalk '
PHONE ‘105
m...—
\ ,ka‘s-x ““-: .~
you have cause to helluva-that
your kidneys are weak. disordered or,
inactive you shouldocl Immediately.
Foley Kidney Pilia‘ have been used
by young, middle used =and bid with
complote 'satlofuctlon. Theyuct quick.
I"; and surely "and have given 'rcliut;
we: 0‘: ton yesrs' studios.
Silllaon-Powoll 0m
*-
The Banner Bakery '
V l 5 Monroe ntrul
We are now able to supply our.
cm! norms, made so?-
.Thé-Citmnal Banks 1‘;
WM“ .
CONSERVATIVE BANKING 1 .
. “A conservative Bank ii; a me one, and the counsel of Q f-
its officers contributes atabillt; to the Undertakings of its '
depoaitors.” M y . ' y ‘ 7+
.This‘ Bank has always been mm ’as a conservative
institution, and invites thedeposith of those who 'appreé
It has do! moan-cub
ciatc andvalue, this policy; ,- ‘ ~ . t '.
whom manual: for not: book; . ‘
' ‘ 88 Whalinglon'St. l ' .
house dress. Made of plain chambray, piped with whluw
stripcd percales trimmed with contrasting material. M
suits consist of a separate skirt, blouse, made in M
style with plastic band at the‘waist and a cap’lomdtc
J. I: MALLETTE
. in: covering a-pofioa of m. a hitting Boat-dominatrix.
who manage its Idaho—it in good Bankwfor’yonrucom.
- Wei-mmmeymi“ wow ”3 . .
Norwalk Chronicler