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The. spring nit‘fllllg of
merchants Association will, be held
.1 the Hotel Ma‘hackeulo, on Thursday
curring,’ April 26th, at 8 o'clock,

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" : NEW roux. April 21,—Majoroen-j
A meeting of the governing 001“ mat Hugh L. Scott, Chief of start of

arittee 0f the Norwalk ‘ acht Club. United States Army, has written from'
will be held this evening at 8 o‘clock} the War omce in Washington to the
In the South Norwalk Tm“ Company I National Headquartms of the Boy
l Scouts of America saying: , “The
' ‘necessary elementary instruction that

n—Clara Kimball hYolimimmThfil: le‘ an: young American shOuld have in
7"“ She mm a“ 9 9g order to be prepared to play his part

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’1 tainad by his work in the Boy Scouts

of America."
1 That chapel/Scott. has made a.
:thorough study of the methods of
boy training followed by the Boy
Scouts of America is clearly indicated
5 by the remainder of this letter which

Sunday‘s fine weather was taken
*dvantage of by automobile owners.
Hundreds of motor vehicles-passed‘
rumugh Stamford. It certainly look-j:
and like prosperous times along the oldl
Boston oPst road.

The members and friends of the 80 “Y5:—
w League of the "House of Man- ‘With definite object to take boys
lion," will enjoy an entertainment and into lhe country and 11110 011ml) 8*
dance which will be presented in the often as possible and teach them
assembly hall of hlayeliofi‘ls factory in sanitation. cooking, woodcraft, simple
Merwin street, tonight. field engineering, plainecraft, cas~
tramenation, sketching, scouting, pa-
trolling, the service of security and
information, and qualify them as
guides in their own immediate sur-
rounding territory, lhe boys obtain
military, moral and physical prepara-
tion. "

“The raising of the standard of'i

 

 

l’relates, laymen prominent in the
Catholic church and men high in 11s-
.lional life joined in congratulating
Cardinal Farley. last Friday, on his
seventy-fifth birthday. The Cardinal
is expectedal Shippan Point before

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

ill) the National defense, may be ob- . ‘

 

Wary long, to spend the season.

' “1—.“- . high-mindedness, cleanliness and mam-l
.lincss of each succeeding generalioril
of boys tends to the uplift of the nu-
tiou. for the principles inculcatcd in
youth bear fruit in their lives as men.
‘The outlined training tends to en-l
courage initiative and individuality by
correcting defects and develOplug na‘
.lural gifts. It teaches self-control.
By learning how to obey and. prac-
lice self-control, the scout is imbued
with the important principals that"
make for good citizenship.

“The Scout oath is the embodimenti
of self-sacrifice, of Christian duly, and!
of loyalty. ‘

"l believ'c the Scout oath and the

A meeting of the general commit-
‘lee on the bin recruiting campaign for “
‘lhc Sixth Company which will be(
started tonight, will be held this ev-e '
ning in the local aunory at 7 o'cloc.‘k
Plans for the week’s activities \\ill
be amused at this meeting

Wrens and swallows. which always
arriie here about this lion in the
spring, “ere seen yesterday for the
first li1119.'l‘hey ltlllH‘tl during the.
might. apparently, after their trip‘
from the south, and began at once 10'
’build their nests and prepare for the
summer's slay. These birds, students

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Three Special

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Monday Tuesday Wednesday ,

April April April

1 _ 33 24 25 .
' Values that are unusually good

owing to ’the heavy advance on
all these lines of hosiery.

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FOR WOMEN
Item r—Black, white and colors, Silk Hose, with lisle top; ,
regular $1.00 finality. - .f ,
“Onyx" Day rice ........ 90¢.3 pairs $2.50 i j
Items 2—Black, white and colors, All Silk Hose, regular 7
1. so.
“Onyx" Day Price . . ..... $1,.35 3 pairs $3 90 1
Item 3—Black Lisle, medium weight; regular 55c. ‘ ‘,
“Onyx” Day Price . . ....... 5¢. 3 pairs for $1.25 L
..FOR MEN. ‘ i

Item 217—-;Mcr1’s“0nyx‘3Pure Silk, spliced heel, sole and
toe. Black and colors; 50c value.

“Onyx” Day Price ................ 3 pairs $1.25 2
OPEN MONDAY EVENING.

1}

JOSEPH DAVIS

85 Washington St. South Norwalk, Conn.

Jacoby’S

'Suils, Cools and Dresses
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training of our \oung boys in that or-
appearance here within a few days of

this date, their traveling schedule not
varying more than four 01 five days
from season lo season.

highest aspirations and an ixcellenl
education as lo their future duties as
, citizens." ,

..—_.

With bacon retailing at 40- odd.
cents per pound most of us 1::orn11s‘1n
folks have concrived a sudden dislike
for bacon as a breakfast loud. And‘
with meats of all kinds so outrageousi
ly high that one needs to be very rc-'
listens to remain 11 peaceful. law-
_-bldiug citizen, one can thank God
”if r the vegetarian. the diviellcian and
uch like, Lwho have taught us how
really little meat we require to sub-
a‘rst. Folks who struggle along on the
limited income that is the lot of most
people are performing dietetical'
stunts that they never dreamed of a
few years gone. Some who think of
what was and what is arcvr-cminded

Signed, H. 1.. SCOTT,
Major-General, Chief of Stall.

 

CANNOT PUNISH U. S. ATTORNEY

 

WASHINGTON, April ill—The
,liouse of Representatives which went
out of office ltinrch 4 lost, the Su-
prcino (‘ourl decided lodiiy. did not
have authority to punish United
States Attorney ll. Snowden Marshall
of Now York, for alleged contempt.
. Mr. Marshal] is exempt from -'1‘urther
proceedings.

THE GREAT DIVIDE

 

 

The woman in the prime of life
youth when growing elderly. While
some charms diminish, others should
replace them—charms of experience,
:cultivation, wisdom. The great phy-
; sical changes met between the fortieth
and fiftieth year are indeed serious.
and are not always well borne. In
‘the strain of modern life, few Women
are in condition to meet these chang-
es without some apprehension of de-

go seven days without a drink. but
who on earth would want to be a
camel? .

W-

-Some competition in the eyeglass
business has been directed towards
"me but unsumesstul. it would re-
quire too much space in our valuable
newspapers to give all the details at
this time, even if I was to call the ranged health, But with the excellent
greatest detective to, unravel the help of Lydia E. Plnkham's Vegetable
“stay involved it would result in sub-ECompound, that old, trustworthy wo-
terving my honesty and my ability.‘man‘s medicine. a woman may confl-

sanitation is on lncenliw lo the!

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need not dread to meet the loss of herl this district, today, otllcers would sayi

 

(mules Brand. watchmaker, jeweler'dently expect to enter later life as
and optician, South Norwalk, Conn, well and robust as ever.—-Adv.

 

 

 

 

firing Saturday night

 

on military

SAUGAIUCK BRIBGE guards at a local bridge. The man is
said to have admitted exchanging
shots with the guards. No weapon

0 I: .was found on him. He was captured
by 11 michwnllrcr, who turned himl
(l\'l‘l‘ to the rnllilury authorllles. Lal-l
. er he told conflicting stories. and ill
is understood was finally sent. under
military guard 1.1 5111‘ London.
SOUTHERN PACIFIC ENJOINED.
WASHINGTON, April 24. min decid-
ing the ()regont‘ulifornia land case

 

 

 

was extended more ,lhan 11 mile each
side of the bridge as well as outside:
the fences along the trucks. No'
trace of any suspicious characters

was found, however, and no arrests ,
were made Oregon l’cdernl Courts decree en-

The soldiers Wcrc engaged in this joining the Southern Pacific Railroad
search when torrents of rain begun ~ from disposing of timber and minerals
to fall and shortly afterward they l on its lands received by Congression-
guve up the patrol until after the se- “‘ giant
mm downpour ended By the same decision the Govern

Only a short time ago guardsmen merit won its suit against the South

discovered what they considered 10mm Pacific Railroid ‘0 regain “94‘7“”

be an attempt lo destroy this bridge. l~-300- 000 “"05 0' 07°30“ ““1 Was!»
At the headquarters of Major Henry ington ““1“ north :30 000 000-
A. Beebe, military commandant. in The Chamberlain- Ferris law of1916
forfeiting and divesting the. railroad‘s
title to the lands granted by Con-
investigation is being made. ‘gress in 1866 and, providing for fod-
Capt. Arthur C Bennett and Lieut eral sale of the lands granted by Con
Camille Mascau, ofllcels of the Fourthl grew “1 1365 and providing for ft‘d'

nothing regarding the incident. An

company now on duty here, denied W “'9 0f “"3 lands, timber and 1

today, that any non-commisslcmed of. minerals. was upheld as constitution—
ilcer of their command had been a.
caught asleep at his post and was to,
be courtmartialed. Capt. Bennett
stated that all guardsmen of his com- 1 AUNCHED.

mand had been exceedingly vigilantl N7W YORK, April 24. ~'~Another
since'this tour of dut: began. He drudnought entered American Wat-

BATTLESHIP NEW MEXICO

 

said exery effort was made to allow era as 11 unit of United States seal -

the men as much rcst and relief as§poper today, when (he battleship New
possible. Mexico, comparing favorably offeu-‘
Madison Bridge Guards Attacked.
MADISON, April 23 —A man whoi afloat, was launched at the New York

declined to give his name. but sold navy yard. . 3

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he came from Thomasion, was arrest ‘ _
ed, here today in connection With the; ”MI-‘1 Louis Dngwes daughter and
gson, of Mamaroneok, . . Y., and Miss

 

 

Special * SeMCe lo Depositors-

As we can often serve our customers 111 some special W31»

that“ rs particularly valuable to them 111 their individual busi-

mass or financial transactions we invite doposrlors to consult

with us seems it so this way that no will receive the
tallest benefit from their banking comm

 

l Anna Blackburn 0! N. J. were Sunday
'guests of Judge and Mrs. Joseph M01:-
ton, of Saugatuckk. The trip was
made in Mrs. Drews‘s New National
auto ‘without a misbrnk.

 
 
 
 

 

 
 

has returned to her home afterspend
lug two week's with Miss
33mm, of this city. ‘
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cur rumour it is worm-1

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DON’T MISS THIS. 011% out, .l-hl‘s
slip, enclose with So and mail it» to
Foley, s; (10., 2885,; Sheldon: ‘svonuai
' Chicago, 111., writlnluyour nuns: m
address clearly. You will moons. in
return a trial package containing m-

 

 
 
 

 
 

, some colds. and creep. My Kid-
"new Pills, for pain in aides and back. .

today the Supreme Court affirmed that

lsively 'with any older fighting Vessel:

Miss Mae E. Bradley, of matters, 1'

Marie L. '

 

For Farm. Garden and Flower- Bed.
. American AgriCultural Chemical Co.
Mayo: Spe:ial Fertilizer.

Sheep Manure

Ag.i-u’.t.ire Lime.

Land Plaster.
. .Gmucd Bone.

RAYMOND BROTHERS

Phone 1 13-3.

 

 

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137 Washington St

 

 

Ladies" Pumps Arc Popular

.We have a splendid stock of the latest models at a.
savmg of $1.00 to $2.00 on the cost of high shoes.

Ladies’ Gun Metal Patent Leather Pumps
$3.50 to $0.00

Hosiery in-All the Newest Shades

 

CONNEALLY 81 BRACKEN

81 Washington Street.

 

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South Nomalk.

 

GOSLING CLAMS
For Baking or Frying
Roe and Buck Shad, lialibnl, Cod, haddock,
Tile, Weak, Flat, Butler-fish, Porgios, long
and Round Clams, oysters.
Nothing Frozen-“Ml Fresh Caught

Cutbiil’s Bridge Fish Market

Free Delivers.

 

 

 

'Pnom 108 Ind 10..

11 North Into It.

 

New Petticoats

 

There’s a mint of 'em; designed to be worn with the
new Spring Suit. Colors galore, in crisp taii'etas and heather-
bloom which have proven entirely satisfactory for service.
There are; Dolly Vardens, plain colors and fascinating

ilounces. '

changeables, in styles finished with

various beautiful

Each Petticoat so well made, so carefully selected, so

admirably designed that it is an, extra good value.

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PRICES” RANGE FROM

CRRUE Ml‘PC/IRHD/JE RT MODE

. 86 WASHINGTON s'r.

 

 

 

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RATE PHICEJ‘

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The City National Bank

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Our Policy.

Past records count only when the full standard of
excellgence is maintained.
epositors should know the rises to h" ‘
funds are devoted—the safe W 1th their

guards with which they are sur-

Our policy of protecting the interests of 0 0m
. or cost -

ere has made this one of the beso
. where—we welcome in uiries.

Banks of its kind any-

 

 

large quantifies and

 

 

many of the peddlers were doing
business under our name. That

began to spoil our trade; There-
fore we are only buying junk in

the

boat market prices. Iron and auto-
mobile: 11 specialty. romeo:

send easel
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requirement.

 

Bookkeepers and I
Sienographers

Spring Term Begins.
MllNDAY, APRM "

Merrill Business ‘
College

South Norwflk
aiminford. Pom Chestn- '

 

 

one ssurcrion’ or
is an easy, task here. W

 

We loan money on rm mortgage. I
w h'd'ngRE‘ASONL 11 “W.”
e a o co tin t ‘
retail junk s and? m ; THE GREATEST

, mo VALUE
l..Fri’sb1e’s Pics

The most economic
dessert, son at all

 

 

 

in every grade. no any

Women’s ;
Wear

The Little Shop

K. & A. CLAVEN
60 North Main Street

 

 

 

The Banner Bakery

Tel 367 '

 

5 Monroe street .

We are now able to supply 011:
customers with PIES, made"
order each day. We also have
SUGAR BUNS and COFFEE
RINkGS in addition to our regular
stoc

 

The Reed 8: Volt

Electrical Co.

The Only Fully Equipped
ELECTRICAL snap

In the Town
AUTO SUPPLIES

Phone 805.50 So. Moindl.
8‘0. Norwalk. Music Hall Elia

 

 

 

 

For Upon-date Service Coll.

FRED H. GANUNG.
Funeral Director and Embal
Office and Residence
Telephone 904 ‘
54 80. Main St" j" 80. Nomi];

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 

 

 

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Beef, Iron 81 Wine

Tonic, Stimulant and Appetizer”

F. H. BAXTER ”
Druggist

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

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UN DERTAK-ER.

Tel. sales. rasca- House, I93. 3
a WAanmoron or. ‘
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so many varieties bothin
tem- and plain colors
can suit any taste or meet

any purse too. We carry in. _.

 

 
 
 

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