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WEATHER FORECAST.
Emecast for Norwalk and \icinity:
Generally lair tonight and Thursday;l
ate northwest to north winds.
Isontherii sitcrm
coast and is now central
'Incket, mass. it has caused general
rains in the North Atlantic coast
region during the last 21 hours. d’leus-
ant weather prevails generally this
morning in nearly all districts east of
the Rocky Mountains. The tempera-
ture iruitillucs low in the northern and
. eastern districts. Frosts Were reported
as far south as Atlanta, Ga. The tem-
, perature is rising in the central and
I Hestern state.
WEATHER A YEAR AGO
, TODAV
Temperature : Low, I 1'11) ;
64. Fair.
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Mrs. Charles Charriott complained
‘ about boys with air guns. The com-
I' 2‘. plaint is being investigated by tho
" downtown police.
Members 01' the police department
lucid revolver practice. . yesterday at-
ternoon. Some good scores were
made.
high,
nor, by John McCormack, at the A.
_ J. Collins Co.
J
Thomas Mt-(‘ny was arrested yester-
day by Olii-cer Frank L. Stratton for
T drunkenness. His case came up before
Judge George H. Vosburgh this morn-
Ing in the city court and he was fined
37 andsentence'd to 30 days in jail.
‘I I representative of s New York tex-
tile company was in Norwalk today
In: the' purpose of looking over sever-
al factory sites in this city. Charles
H. Dilworth, secretary of the 'Norwalk
Chamber of Commerce, showed the vis-
Irost tonight if weather clears, mailer--
The 2
has moved up the:
off NanN
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:lwi “'0 bO-ll‘d lthe new hospital with proper ccre- RUSSIA WANTS LIBERTY LOAiN.
N lI’iesldent John Itiniullen then stated! monies. the date to\ be decided upon NE\ W YORK, May 8.——A liberty loan
Government
A1101 some. discussion as to the best Russm has been appwVed by the Conn
YoiitI “comm-n. 'lllt? only company who way for arranging this c1 11m J11111 ,. (ll of \l'mkmens and Soldiers' 'llele-
according to a dis
111.. 1,111.11“ “1111111,; 11011111 patch rccehed here flom Petrograd
building c‘omlnlttoes action in lPlilngiund 1111101111 (.1311 “1110111 they 569 111 today to the Jewish Daily Forward.
The 112 who voted against the loan
be appointed 11 coiiiuliittc for (0111 m of the liaxiumlim faction. 111101311-
John Cavanugh, who is :1 1111 other-1119111111 arrangefnelflg 101-1111. 111y1ng 1111' an immediate separate peace, the
STONE [AWNG PLANNED;:°\1 1111111111111 111111 been .119" m 11 Ne“
Continued on
Those picseut last evening when lion 1111s unanimously ciiriiqd
be meeting was called to older by
President John
Messrs. Ca11,1niigh Lehniaier, Wheelerqlime ago to raise money fol main
Cnrtis.Qi1intard, Gui-ham, President tenance puiposes. fiom among the in-
John Mcliuilen Judge John J Witlsl1.v veal inanulnciureis, repoiled progress.
tor about the city. 1
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Luigi Appcsello was arrested on the'
charge of allowing his horse to be-
gomo a nuisance on Wood street by
DetectiVe-Sergeant Thomas Hunt yes
and Secretary James T. Hubbell Mis. |and stated that everyone whom. he 111111 (11111111 1111 111,. 11119113 101 11111 hos-
‘F' A. Lane and Mrs. Lehmaier of thclhnq yet apploached on the aubjectl
Ladlcs' Board weic also present.
The minutes of the previous meet-
ing wele. read by the secretary and.
annoyed by the boald.
The, secretary then read a communi
cation from the
mrday afternoon. He was tried before
I 11de George H. Vosburgli in the
city court this morning and was fined
[I andIcosts. He paid.
I A 'v’ery interesting meeting of Shei-
nan Council. 'Royal Arcsnum. was
held last. evening, and alter the regular'
Business meeting had been concluded
which Miss Gertrude Bohannan and stone of 1111- new hospital .
Mrs. Morton R. McCausland were rec-
ominended fo1 members oiihe Ladies' ed 111111 the Board of Directms ...11
Visiting Board. in which there are‘dorse the laying of acm-nei stone to
1w 6 .v ochncies.
Upon the motion of Judge Waisli‘
it was Voted that the ladies lee-1
,ommended be appointed as membeisi
Have
I social time was enjoyed Grand Be
tent Dr. Edwaid 0. Parker, of Green-
members. The committee recently an-
finintedto arrange for a field and Roy-:2
a] Arcanum' Day reported progress
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more wheels have been stolen in the
past month. Mrs. Dudley E. Hoyt
reported to the downtown police yes
terday that a bicycle belonging to
L'Frankliil‘ school.
om avenue, also reported that a bin
he had been stolen from in front
«the Palace Theatre..
. A meeting of the Unity League As-
' lotion was held last night and the
following members were appointed to
,9 charge of the vaudeville and
slim to be given in 11110111111111 Hall.
imam evening. May 16th, 13.13.
Mitts, Not. News. Ben Rosier. Tom
wish, was a visitor. and he explaincdéu
1h. number cf important matters to “191 Your food will continue to dis. i
agree with you, and cause dis
tress until you strengthen your
digestive organs, and tone and
, .. 1 sweeten the stomach. You can
Bicycle stealing li becoming quite, do this quickly and surely by:
the fashion 111111111 city. --. A dozen or promptly inking afew doses of
her daughter had been stolen at the ..
ErnestPlatt, or Os-'
Im'ubs and Harry Haber. There will
1111;511:1111 not: at voudeVille and 111111- .
Their natural action relieves
the stomach of undigested food,
stimulates the flow of
the activrty of
the liver and bowels, and .
liens thedig
ethein with
deuce, forGOyears ex
Beecham’ .
juice, reneWS
.stren
tem.
prove that
1 Norwalk
-Con1e in and hear the special vic l
tor record of The Star Spangled Ban 5
yOu
indigestion?
A Guarantee
0U want just one thing in the clothes you buy;
if you get that, it’s enough. You Want to be
satisfied with them.
A “guarantee” doesn’t mean much unless it means
that; and when Hart Schaffner & Marx f‘ guarantee”
clothes, that’s What it means. .
These makers use none, but all-wool fabrics; the
best of other materials; skilled craftsmanship; they
design styles to express the good, new fashion-ideas;
they make models to fit all sizes and shapes of men.
Hart Schaffner 8: Marx authorize us to guarantee
their clothes and make good on it; it covers every-
thing ‘about clothes that may satisfy or dissatisfy;
fabrics; fit, colors, tailoring, value for the price.
There are no‘ reserVations or- exceptions-
’ A Look for the label
The Hart Schai’iner 81. Marx label in the clothes is the signature to
this guarantee; we’ll show it to you before you buy. It s 11 small
thing to look for, a. big thing tofind.
Rogers & Stevens
Ill
80. Norwalk
THE HOME OF HART SOHAFFNER ii; MARX OLOT
Two Stores
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that the electiical czontrait [bi thclln the 1111111 intur.\e for the Provisional
a bid on tho work
Walsh lilO\('(l that the board of tlj- s-IWH 1.900l01l"
1 uAlthur C Wheeler moved that the‘ 1-11-1011.“
rlith Page
“ill“ 90"“"(31 bt’ HDDI‘OWd The 1110 Ito incorpouite with them in the wot-.11 l
McMuili-u were' of the committee appointed 11 short 01111.. ((111191- 1.110111. 11.131110111111111“ message said
seconded and voted
Secretaiy James 0
ed that Town Clerk Heibeli ll- Smith called for May ~10
pitnl pr',opelty
had willingly contributed towards ”1“ same 11111 oi chm-.111A
sum Mr (‘amnagh also explained to, 1 mm 11“, motion of \ir he
the board some very I’1'"’“mlm‘li’ivoie oi thanks was extended to Mi 1
1piiins which have been discussed. rein-l .qmi”, {m bis kindness
live to the ”mmt’m“ “'m‘“ “1” Judge Walsh moved that 1110111111111
in accompany the laying 0f m“ ‘9“‘01 ing adjourn. The motion “as cur-flied.
‘ The .large committee which will
make arrangements for the in) 1111:, of
Elllt} corner stone met immediately at
tor the directors' meeting had 1111
Iljourned. and aftei appointing :1 sub-
committee what to adjourn untlll
next Monday in suing.
the sub- committee will present work-
.ing plans for' conducting the iieces
sary arrangements. l
RETCH KNOGKS OUT KELLAR.
Local Fighter Dispose: of Californian
in Fifth Round.
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Ladics' Board
Judge Walish moved and it was 101-
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;0ne To Convince the Maui; Skeptical
South Norwalk Reader
2 The iesi of time is the test
jcounts. '
Noah‘s “Mlle." Pills have made
Itheir repuialion 111- effective action. A] Reich of New York knocked out
1 The following case is 11111031 “ Terry Keller of California last night in
1 South N1 11111111 195111.311“ Should be the fifth round or their ten 10111111110111
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; salts occasionally says
that
convinced. lat the Pioneer Sporting Club. Keller
The testimony js. conf11‘nlpd_the'\m never in the hunt. illoich outclass-
‘proot complete. ed 111111. He gave him a terrific beat»
Testimony like 1111s cannot be 1g. ing before he landed the knockout
nored. ‘ punch.
Gustav Pitzer 10 Fa11~f1e1d “911119. After ontpointing Kellar in the first
South Norwaik, says: "My exrfiriefice two rounds ‘Reich landed a right hand
with Donna Kidney Pills has been swing. on his opponent's jaw in the
:such that I highly recommend 111ng third session and Keller hit the mat,
. . illiy kidneys were out of order, tl_ii':il""',hel‘e .he remained for the count 0f
'action being irregular lMy 1111ch 35111 11111111111 the' fourth 'Kellar‘kept his
ed 109. 1 used 903113 Kidney p111; law out of the way of Reich’s swings,
:find they soon made me better!’ but in the filth he ran into three of
them. Two blows sent Kellsr down for
’(Ststement given June 22,1911).
A Later En‘donem'ent f short periods and the third put him
out.
On June’ 21,1916 Mr. plus: added:
still use Dosn’ s Kidney Pills ones- I
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or three times
the body's'
gastric
i
i not line.
active sys~ l. "1
hence
“I have had but very little 11111111151 trou- dram
1ble since I gave. a former statementl
‘recommcndiiig them." - "
'Pr‘icé 500. at all deals
" ply stilt for I. kidney
' vino LIKELY spurs .
sow roux, May 9.-- Jr“ bouts base: wellness.
'sdye—get this week's calendar: promise to
at which 111111. Take a Glass of Salt:
Hurts or Bladder Bother:
1! ma must have your meat every,
day, out ii.bt1i flush your kidneys with
so noted author-
iiiy who tells us that meat forms uric
acid which almost paralyzes the kid;
neys in their efforts to expel it from
the blood. They become sluggish 11nd
weaken, then you suffer with a dull
misery in the kidney region.
pains in the back or sick headache,
dizziness. your stomach spurs, tongue
is coated’and when the weather is
bad you «have rheumatic twingeS. Thr
urine gets cloudy, 'iull of sediment
the channels often‘ get. sore and lrri
tilted, obliging you to seek relief two
during the night. ‘
To neutralize. these irritating acids.
to cleanse the kidneys and flush off
urinous I waste' get tourI
ounces of Jad'Salts from any phao:
macy here; take a tablespooniul in 11'
glass of water before breakfast for 1
few days and your kidneys will then '
This tempos salts is made
lemon
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mow
from the acid of grapes and
~ I” the 59mm“ 1“” Ham“ ““‘l juice, combined with 11111111; 111111 has.
““0an with ‘3 800d résults 1111' War he Mooney fought a last ten 1‘0““ been ‘used' for generitions to flush‘and'
.1 _ "' ‘ j ‘ 13111111111113 sluggish kidneys, also to
' ‘ neutralise the Acids in urine. so it.
'no‘ longer irritates. thus ending him! 7".
The dispatch adds that an “all Rus-
'11 111111111111 1111,01u1lgsi1l‘" gress of trade unions has been
declared to be thv
ills! of its kind ever held in Rusaia~
and had r't-couleil ‘hp and a society i‘m the momotion of the
. Iidea ot‘ a l nited States of Europe has
it Your Back
sharp
“"2 and: Salts is inexpensive; cannot 111'
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WLAND’S
77w Star Spangled Banner
sung by John McCormaclc I
American Citizen!
,' TODAY—Ready a splendid new Victor record
The Star Spangled Banner ,
l: sung by John McCormack with male chorus.
This is the first Victor lecord by McCormack 211161 he
lwas made an American citizen.
' it’s a wonderful record of a stirring song; let’s all sing:
ll in our hearts as we listen to ii.
Limited quantity 110w ready—4
Fourth floor. 1
A suit I I
at $25
l ' Wonien may pick a suit that was soniewlicie between
$30 and $37. SO—and pay 525.
1 Fresh handsome splendid suits right fiom the legular
{Howland stock—a wide moiety in both materials and styles.
Plain rich tailored suits . ..
Belted suits, pleated pickets
Pinch-buck suits, smartly handsome
Suits with deep and broad collars
Suits with handsome contrasting over-collars
f‘ ~ A great many beautiful fancy suits
' Large number of satisfying blue and black suits
Tom coils, and green, and tan, and gold suits I,
Fine serge and gsburdine andburells and jersey suits. . 2
There is only one reason for this lowered .price.
The store believes in clearing its stocks up promptly;
to make that clearing sure and speedy, this new‘ ' ‘
'iven all these suits-—— $25:
price iS
nstead of $30 to 33750——
H
$1-
Scconil floor.
1
1 Big rods of I
i Congoleum~-~$6 .90! ’
_.| Congoleum is a substitute for oilcloth or lightweight
1 \oieum. .
i. It has Some of the good qualities of each.
f”: it is light and flexible and pretty.
l
Has no such durability as linoleum has 1110112 pleasing
ppearance than oilcloth.
pl . It" is excellent for use in bedrooms and children’s play VI
rooms: any room where cleanliness is especially desirable
and where service is not too heavy.
Patterns are attractive: copies of rugs worked-011F111
tasteful colors. Finishis a subdued luster that quietly har-
monizes with wall-paper and other furnishings ofroom..I
, Special Congoleum rugs withouta seam:
”21$; 9 by 12 ft.—$6.90 6 by 9 feet—$3.50 "
Special two- piece Congoleum rugs 9 by 12 feet-46.
Third floor. . 1 .
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For liarcl service
inlaid. linoleum,
it in kitchen, in bathroom, in moch- used hall, wherever 2
flooring gets hard steady wear—inlaid linoleum. -. 1;
it is heavy and solid and durable. its patterns are
ore than skin-deep: reach from very top to very bottom. ,1
Thoroughly cleanly and sanitary, easily kept clean, ref 2
1 us its good color and attractive pattern until worn down: -
to the very last wafer—and that is not for years! at: .
'Attractivé new patterns are like hardwood flooring l)
. 11101: granite—per sguare yard 89c to $1.50.
Third floor. 'I" _
Ready ~tlzie ideal
slurt for gardening
Whinaulyndiuotedsoit keepsfreeh-om
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