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$1.00 Neckwear
Kiss O‘Dell's ereniug dancing class
poets this Tuesday in;tead of Friday.
Edward J. Hamilton. of Norwaiim
”out a two~dzty furlough with friends‘
Norwalk.
2 John J. Sheeting. Jr: of High street.
as in Norwall; o.er Sunday on at
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7 The Andrew Davey corporation will]
Moped another store shortly on upper
golden avenue.
Norwalk
WEATHER FORECAST
WEATHER A YEAR AGO
TODAY.
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"Colonel J. Moss [veg is at work on
a Minion of the regulations of theI
Connecticut Home Guard.
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‘ , ——Fifth annivorsarv. Brand's Jewei- Tempcl'nturt-z High. 4»; lil“..tl|.~‘ll'lll rourt, thin IIItIrIIinu. was filled “k9 W“ m ”m R ”rs " ' "' cunts”! triangle?" iniuch it? aarlll'
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17 store. Eve glass cases, eve glue 36. Rain. *' "‘1‘ “l W "W "W”WWOH. Mra. .iohn Downey. Effect on Astonishing Reduction
Isolde". chains, frames, mountings. 1mg
amt anniversary Brando MI" tote in Norwnlli lash Week. with nouri-
that cit!
the ‘9' ”I“ club house in at eight o'clock, Those who desire to
A goodly delegation from magneto the chorus. please attend.
port attended the dance held Saturday :
night in the Towlitlddl under the atte- flout. H. X. Godfrey, commanding
pic” of the GraceIBroa I the Third Company. Home Guard will
conduct a school for the non- commis
company will assemble at the armory
at 7 o'clock sharp. tomorrow night to.
take part in the parade in connection
3 with the Patriotic rally at the Palace
{theatres
.. tomorrow evening in the Catholic Club
Mo- West avenue. will meet in the_'
mat Norwalk council chambers on
‘ The _Volunteer Circle of King's ——-——
Daughter. of the xorwnlk Methodistl Private Abraham 0 Schler. of Bat
church will hold their meeting at tlleltel')’ 3 56th I" A” F'Orl Terry reported!
bone of Miss Helen Roberts? Berlin to the. Df‘llfP that while home on flir-
lough he was taken ill anti so could
M'ncate was sent to his commanding of-
ficer at Fort Terry who had requested
.the local police to lock, up Private
'Schier. The young man will return to
Fort ferry on \l’ednesday.
A'tclephone call front l-Ia'xt Norwalk
yesterday informed the police that an
old man without any hat and very thin-
ly dressed was wandering around Van
Zant street. Officer Stratton went to
‘Eaat Norwalk and brought back with.
lhim a man who was later identified as
.W William H. Farrington.‘ of 213 East;
I TE avenue. The man could not speak very
SPECIAL CHOCOLA 8 well so the police could not at first
29CBOX {make out who he was. Later on in
' Bill the day relatives who had missed the
----FI' Every week_ man from his home notified the police
' . and then came. to headquarters and
. Powell Corporation
recently collated in the Naral
Wee anti is now atatione: at Pelham
m has successfully passed his or
nminations for the quar'termaster dew:
purulent and has received the rating.
Joseph P. Mulvihill has returned
from Sag Harbor. Long island. where
he spent a wek with his brother, Lieu
"tenant J 0 Daniel F. Mulvlhill Ha
Jepom that Daniel. Jr.. is doing fine,
. . now weights over fifty pounds.
linearised him.
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A. Safe Deposit Boil ‘
ianolongorconaidaredaluaury. ltiaaprudonttormotin-
i-aaraaca against loaa «yoimmbyfinorbm-
gun .azab.
Olive Drab Sweaters
$2. 50 arid $8. 50 Hats at
Rogers & Stevens
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, that
come from some of the tomatoes which
FOR THIS WEEK.
Women’s $1.50 and $2.50 Wool
$7.45
65c
$2.00 Manhattan Stiff Cuff Shirts
$1.85
$1. 65
So. Norwalli
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it"oretast for Norwalk and vitinity:
l‘all and r. Igittiy warmer tonight and .
i'ut mini.
Fl’t‘d ilritto, arraicueu in the first
(‘hontns and In ful'or of John ll. Law-
the Peace Herbert 0. Pollard on
23rd of this month III
noon. ‘
the
2 in the after-
hlra. Mary Horan of 21. Union srect,
opened 11 can of tomatoes that she pun
in the bottom of the can. She report if
to the to the police, who investigated
by having the matter tested and found
it was sand. probably having;
had not been properly washed.
Constable Brush yesterdav answered
a telephone on” and arrested James
house. threatening her life.“ He was
given thirty days in jail for intoxica-
tion and thirtv dnvs in jail for breach
of the peace 1y Judge Vosburgb m the
down town court this morning when
he was arraigned.
Jamm Falcone of 128 Lexington are
nue. celebrated his twentieth blnhday.
which occurs today by holding a party
at his home yesterday which was at-
tended by a number of his friends and
relatives. Smith's Bros. orchestra
furnished music for dancing from
early in the afernoon until early this
morning. Quite a number of guests
were present from Norwalk and South
Norwalk. A sumptuous dinner was
served at midnight at which apaghetti
'waa‘ the predominent dish. The party
brOire up at an early hour this mom
ing. all wishing the young man many
happy returns of the day.
The following delegates to the (‘on-
’ izreaa of National Service. to he held
Ii'I Chicago on Thursday. Friday and
:8aturday of this week. the 21st 22nd
and 23rd. have been named by layer
Jeremiah Donovan: Hubert E bishop.
Frederick H (Madrid and James
Wood; Mayor Donovan received a let-
ter of thanka from the National 8e
. ploy
‘ ford. The funeral
V by two daughters.
Funorhl of ma. Coatollo
Funeral aeriricea for the late lrt- you really mean it.
iiielen Costello. widow of the late Wit
Illam Costello a former reaident 0’ led, l gueu."
'Bclden avenue, Norwalk. was held ety he said “1 don't mean you y n home-cooking—becauae they have In
of her alater, "Mrn Imen—you re straight goods—else you home—will appreciate the kindneaa.
Jamey; Flahcrtv 52 spring street. Ihl 3wouldnt be here The y M c A ' i will guarantee that such gilta will
morning at 8: 30am! at9 from St. Jo he concluded “is the blankety. blank ‘reach the homeaick ones. and it will
from the ho
interment was in st
Mrs. Coatello pass
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seph' a "hutch
Iarv‘ a cemetery.
ed away at Norwich. Conn" after
'I' lit
Wal-
ter McCarty, Thomaa Horn. James
lilasi.n.\\'illinm Shen and Edward l-‘a'
ban.
Harry F. Androwa.
After an illness of pneumonia iiarry
was foreman in the employ 0‘ '1lt:
of the Stamford Foundry com-
Itam and a skilled workman. lie is
‘ iurvlved by his wife. who is the daugt
Seth Raymond of Norotou
Ray'-
ter of
Heights. and three sons. Abbott.
-Iuond and Taylor; a brother William
and sister. Helen Andrews all of Siam-
on Monday vms
liiIXPll' attended.
Mra.1lma E. Byxbee.
Mrs. Alma E. Byxbee. widow of the
late i‘rancis_i". Byxbee, died at iltt
hotne of her daughter. Mrs. Forum .s‘.
in Its, ill) ltivoraide Drive, New York
city, yesterday afternoon, aged eight)-
elglu years. Mrs. Byxbee is surviwd
Mrs. Rarron S. Belts
and Mitts Julia E. lebee. 0|in
granddaughter. Mrs. Jennesse Almc
Betta Fiacher.‘all of New York city
The funeral will take place from llt’l‘
late home in New York at :: tl't‘lm'k.
Tuesday afternoon. Rev. W. W. Dun-
can will oilIclnle slid the burnt] will
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Mrs. Hulwra Downey. widow of tho-
.I. l". Guidcr of Buflalo. N. Y.; aim one
Mrs. Ann Cornell. widow ot Philip
frhoir life here is stripped
‘llPlDlull’lPll count for
Cornell. died in South Wilton yester .
day afternoon. She is survived by one
son, .lohn. and one daughter. Mrs.
IDIATIIS ALI! roman. “7“ka Youtalk relic“ Noumea-mare. Womanh-
iona good deal but sometimes its tool
for ahow and aomotimea it'a becauae
The life is what
float of in only was to ahow
Then with true court-
counts.
eat best thing in this whole blanket
camp," and he meant it. Of course it
opened the door to a good straight
15'1”" "he“ “1d "‘9 remains '°” talk on profanity and before he left he
brought to this city for burial.
'pall bearer. were Ralph Learv.
promised to cut out the think either
l'nr show or cmvhasia.
i tell you these incidents that you
may know how primal and yet how
approachable theae. boys in khaki are.
i the yen-
et-r of civilization. it is different
regime entirely into which they have
Dear friends; one other lesson 1 am
learning. i thought I had learned it.
but the truth is so largely written here
that i am teaming it anew. The old
emphasis upon non-essentials in relig-
ious life must go if the church is to
meet its reaponslbllitles when these
have come back. It is as Curly save:
"The life is the thing that counts"
Religion here is translated into terms
of movies or it would not live a min-
ute. It would be drummed out of
camp. Preaching counts for vcrv lit
tic, theology for nothiniz. These men
who are facing life and death demand'
the thing which bears the trade mark
of helping the other fellow and will
have none other. Owing to the splen-
did proirram upon which this work is
based our Y. M. C. A. work is without
question the, greatest influence in the.
camp. The men are ours. and neither
chaplains nor general can get them
to do what we can. Yet It is very lit-‘
tie in reality that we give them. Pens,
and paper and envelopes and pleasant
much. The.v
know we are "on the Job" every mo
lenses'at reduced prices Permit-t have been “sued to Ed 'mf‘oimplainls from the first Iliairitt lute-John llownc'y, died at her lsume. .l ment M their "mm time to help, and; BACK and FRONT LACE
‘ ward at Guns for a set and story addl- “ ‘9 '0 "0'5"” and ”Kilns block Smith street. South Norwalk. Sunday that wins them. it was the Masters. .
“cal poetmaaters expect to attend.“all at 169 South \lain street to cost int: tIamc time were' received by the after-“non, aged eighty-eight you”, w“ and it our! be the church's pro- llips, bust and abdomen reduced 1 to 5
the annual meeting 0‘ the cmmhabout 3800. and also a permit for ad- Who" “h" “i“‘filififllfid ”NINE mm- Mrs. Downey is survived by four t-otil Glam 4 ' inches. you look 10 lo 20 M“. lighter.
J m Aseociation of Postmaster! It dltional wiring. :plnints and remedied limiters. dren. Mrs. Daniel 1!. Hamilton 0,» New?" Tb‘ at aur rise 1 had and stimu- You are no longer'STOUT, you can wear
whom 0“ Wfl'mngm“ him" .— i "'""- ('annnn: Mrs. A. E. Porch and John ll.‘ te ”e little ‘lalth w“ the fact that more fashionable styles; and you get
"h" 1 There were seven sales of real A“ "“flfhmt’m Bruins! An'irt'w llowney of South Norwalk: and .\lr.x In“ 0 my ' Satisfaction and Value at most moder-
under there auspices men don't con-
alder religion on a mere feminine ac-
ry more. Clockl. Watch” '9“ “Min“ of ”.235. For [he second week mice has been filed with-the Town Lrulllt'f. Patrick Manning ,0! Sloth mm llahment or a 3,0“ panacea for fortable or “easy feeling” corsets.
M button. tie clasps. stick pine. of February. 1917. there were also 3”,,t1lclk. TM-W‘WH ""9 drawn "9 b-V Not-walk. The funeral will tulte place the ”fear of children There are no LACE BACK REDUSO STYLES
M. at reduced prices. on tmnafers and mortgages of $16,380. Maurice Land. who represents the "om S. Joseph'i church a 9 n. ",- .women or children m the camp of \:.,;:g, L0,, 3“", Coutll. mm .34.”
. ' _ inlaintil'f. Danmnt’s of 825 are claimed Wednesday morning. Burial "‘1 .I . ' d th t hel a lot—in thla No.7”. {indium liust: chum. price .3400
It is expected that several horwall. A rehearsa‘ ol the libertv Chorus and "Wen" “”"h ”0 “'3“ “WWW“ \i ' Ier t.ourae an “ v. “'7” “"°"L§lv"'Ir'..'.-e‘i5:liu. art '2 14.00
mu '1" '0 m meme" "m Tumu'wul be held in Red Men's Hall. Wnnlr "V “WNW“ CIBN’W‘ ‘llmnh. The . am cm L atria“? I in“? thTre’thyke silica: W hoot Elan G V“ 7" l1." 1333133
mm m mm m the “mm” 0‘ ington street. South Norwnlkytonight. 9“" is mutual“? More Justice of Min-Ann Cornell. "" w y m u" a y n I" "“ ”° 73“"
read the Bible and offer up their eve-
ning prayera.
As the non-essentials disappear the
essentials appear and men recognize
Charles Murray. The funeral will be
held Wednesday afternoon at 1 o'clock
Mbart c. Batlay.
Albert G. llatlcy died at his home, M
Disesa Court.
his 46th year. He is surviw-d by a
widow. Mrs. Louise Bailey. Funeral
arrangements are in charge of Ptlner Il
Director P. H. Gaming and will b» an-
nounced later.
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out a vesper service. and the nwn will
for it if it is omitted. The phwicnl
evening on Friday last was It good
lustration, About eighty. fellows
into the stunts-volley ball. medicine
ball. etc. and then the physical tllrei"
tor gathered them all together and
read II chapter. said a few iill'allt‘h':
forward words and led in a brief
praver. There were some four
early this morning It‘.‘
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aot'
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dred men in a. the building and ovary1
head was bowed during that period.
Please understand these are not ill"
selected group that a church might nl- "
They are. from every clue:- and
from alrantecedents. 'Many of them
are just the fellows we would find
hanging about pool rooms. station dc
pots. street corners and bar room.
They swear terribly, shoot crap flflmrs
tract.
and amino-but. and here is the.
greatest lesson of faith 1 have yet had
——thev can be reached by the storv of
the man Jesus Christ Pcraonally this
is no true that Lwould not hesitate t0,
Approach any man I meet with the
question of his squaring up his life
with right as taught in God's word
and made r'eai‘ bv'tbe Man of same:
eth. who waa the Son of God”
I said to one man ‘vaatcrday who:
the genuine thing. .
I want to thank you. friends. for
sending the reading. 1 wish the
‘aflnqa‘k" . ,
want. a on“ yuan-a. an au. M U
a great work you are In“ in down
in this camp.
lam rejoiced to hear that the
lion’a Claaa keeps up. With the cold
and lack of coal and anew and atom
you have had your dillcaltloa—h‘
then are daya of dinicultiea. i am re-
moved from acme in the matter of
weather on the real winter baa at Iaat
come and it la glorious—like our early
September. 0n overcoat ia burden.
acme and we keep our windowmand
doors open all the time. May God
richly bleaa and keep you while we
are abaont one from the other.
Sincerely your tr‘nd.
JOHN STAPLETON.
GRACE PARIBH NOTES
Monday—Knights of King Arthur,
in the Lower Guild Room at 7: 30.
Tuesday—Evening prayer with ad-
—-tor the building ta poorly supplied
and they goaoon. it wonldbaagroat
help. lfanyofthaiadieawanttoaand
aboaofoatablealcanuaurotbem
'that some followa who never got any
help in the service. It means more
than I can tell you to be able to cheer
a follow up. i dropped a note to one
of the fellowa who i board had loot hia
mother. He came and thanked me
and asked me whether i would write
him once in a while as now his moth:
or was gone there waa no one to write'
him. i wiah 1 could tell you his name.
and addreaa. but it wouldnt be fair
to him Just now. Later 1 will.
So it reaolvea itself into this. Men
.--—- i-‘. Andreas died Friday. February "' are willing to have real Christianity
‘ t. . dress at 5 in the C.hapel Girla' Friend-
‘ at his home in Glenbrook. lie. was V“ "ed and "'9 “my”! emphaSis reached if u onl 1 u
DON N ELLY,S Scarfandcapsets reduced to 69C . highly respected and a general favoril~ "9°“ the phv’lk'a' Mme" "’9'" “m” :oneatly attemptedy Baillie 11:: a: ly mietydat 7.5:? in the Guild Room
‘ :willi all that knew him. Mr. Andrew "‘“ ““9“”: 1““ also simplifies their “mm“, "Wonk“ of them wt 0 net av- oman'a Gui.d meet.
13 ‘0- m at. M 9 10 00 M-lot C u ' was born in 'croton 5i years ago find mental processes so that an approach apond except the few. of course in at 58 we" avenue at 2: 30
u s l 1 ar ' 0 ar _ I“ H ' on higher grounds ,3 easier than any ' Thursday-4' elebration o! the iioly
”m NORWLL‘. en b 0 Y ; lll('\0il to alenbrook about int. it. work of its kind 1 ever attempted. whom “10 30'“ '1“ died 09°“ more Communion at ii: 30 in the Chill)fl
the program of the Y. M. C. A. in this.
camp must be the guide for future
work in a religious line when the men M
come back. I, The Bridgeport police telephoned to
You will unite your prayers I know the local police to be on the lookout
that 11118 may be realized. in this for a five passenger Buick. 1916 mo-
l‘OllSh camp 00d seems nearer than tie] with thelicense plate 5-568 Conner,
often in the areal temples of worship. ticul, whit-h had been stolen from that
Friday—Evening prayer and litany
at 5 o'clock in the Chapel.
. The devils are in the valley but the city, The car was the property of A.
Mount 01 God shows the transflxured r: Frost or iii DaVid street. that city.
WB
E1astine~ ‘
eduso
Mm
’ in Stout Figurea
ate price. You never wore more com-
Baclr. and Fro-thee for
Slender and Average Figurea
give the' 'new -form" the figure vogue
i i. of the moment. inexpensive fault-
lessly fitting. Unequalled for Comfort.Wear and shape-moulding. 81. to 83.50
'l‘he Bishoplli‘enwick iL‘oi‘lncil. K. of aioned oiilcers of that company at the c388": I”! :“dfly' "M 3"" turmm. from St. Matthew's church 8"" "l“ W church might appoint a committee to ‘3' Duh" kafllfl 37105.. l-c.. NEW YORK cu“-
t em pic i e saucepan notiCed what .- . - ‘ .
II . Th members of this , rial wIll be in .loes llill cemetely
0.. whose meetan W38 to 09 held 0 armory tonight e uhe thought a quantity of ground glass
PUBLIC 'AUCT ; N
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t. Wednesda evening. instend, ‘ i ‘ . ’
31:22" u 8 WEEK not return to his post when his for 39"???" ”:3 “:11“?th of hlswire. REV. ST APLETON , 2 __
1 ' l I laugh had expired. He had a certl-4 ‘ n‘l’t‘;"'gps ‘ 2‘ e “"3 ’mOXICillPd [N ACTUAL WORK
John Farrell of Tierne/ street. whoiflcate from his physician which certi- " ' " wm‘ ”‘4‘?" h" from lht’ ~_____ ‘ . 9 .
Now on Premises
Cases of Canned Gouda.
Electric Motor. Sausage
10:30 A. M. .
ENTIRE STOCK AND FIXTURES
SOUTH NORWALK
Formerly Central Food Co., retiring
Comprising California Fruits. Asparagus. Sardines. Salmon. Imported Oils.
Varieties. Franco-American and Campbell’s Soups.
Washing Powders. Soaps. Etc. In fact full line carried by a first-class store.
FIXTURES
Ice Box. Amer-Meat Slicing Machine. Grocers’ and Butchers’ Scales and Tools
of all kinds. Fish Box. Meat Blocks. Etca’ Nationa‘ Cash Register. Show Cases.
Counter. Cash Ofllce. Philadelphia Cabinets. Fans. Paper Bails.Twine. Etc.
.2 Horses, 3 Wagons, Harness, Sleighs, efc.’
\
Cor. Washington Si. and Railroad Ave.
Cereals. Com. Peas. Chests'of Tea. Flour. Rice. Heinz’s
Royal Baking ' Powder.
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Machine. Electric Coffee M ii and Meat Chopper. 3 Tub
waa making the air blue over a tan- l
cled wrong. "Curly. I wonder whether -
you chapa who swear no nfllotlenllv.
really ar'e swearing with yo'nr lips or
vour hearta. Do you think these nine
noted on thla moat film.“ 008* expresolona when you are alone. Arr
do" "" '° "“ u“ "m ’0' will they a pint or you?" He looked It In-
ll" “We "m" a ‘9' mm." 39' artistically a moment than «to. 'Weil
Illum'"W'M"par-oa.lroaa't raccoon-cub. l
‘ ‘ fmfiathaaamoaaitiawitbmo
.cority league. under whoae auspice!
th_e convention la to be- hold. for the ap-
pointing the delegates and the or-
lpreaalon that "it ia a great pleaolm'
ttoknowthat your cliniato hem
Boxes 84 a Year
Solidi Norwallt samurai
EBuy War Saving Stanipa
.
Will he sold in lots to the highest bidder
NOTE—The role of theabove will commence at 10 :30 on Wednesday and
cvcrytldnginthialarge atock‘ will be aold on that day.
Wilden—Wainwright I Will, 84 Waslilu
glen Stroll.
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