most advantageous for buying
water-proof.
Delivery will be made as
NOW.
materials to be closed out. at n
room for our spring garments.
gardless of cost.
Husblittlethriftstetun
'Don’tyoucry
You’llbeawarbond
Byendby.
Weesllsttentionofonroustomersntthittimeasbclnl
_ nor .Bsn sssu
Wemakeaspecialtyofnrst-classsssh.peinted,glasedwith
the glass set in best putty and lead. making them thoroughly .1
The Hatch o Bailey Co."
FINAL SALE OF WINTER CMl'I'IIES
m remaining Women's and tits-w cloaks Suits, Dresses.
Skirts, Waists. Hats. Undermuslint, Silk Petticoats in desirable
. CLOAKS 6&6 PARIS MILLIN'ERY
33 So. Main St.
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WASHINGTON, Feb. 21. "The mem-
cry of Washington was extolled by
.b)’ N. Jussersnd. l'rencb Ambassador.
and Senator Warren G. Harding. of
Ohio. to addresses delivered at a corn-
memorative mass meeting hedd here
today under- the auspices of the Sons
' and Daughters of the American Revo«
Place your orders and “old delay later in the season.
wanted—but get your order in
sacrificeprieeinordertornake
Therefore some mustbe sold re-
So. Norwalk
‘ SPECIAL SATURDAY
ladies’ Fancy Vests
10c Each
a Nice Line Of
3s Wall Street.
donopromptlyfilled. lap-1
2.1-!
A visit to our Lndiet’ Under-
:6: Department will repay
rhendtersmre
WOMAN GETS 2
liiillltlldl’Oll’l‘. ir‘cb,
criminal court adjourned yesterrirt}
:fterfloon at 3:50 o'clock until next
‘tres ny morning at 10 o'clock. but
Rgmlth. Underwood before the session ilnislrcd for the
mlngton all other Week several sentences were handed
r. makes sold. rented. down by Judge Kellogg
(.rgnatred. Rentals 34 Andrew Dugrts. 22. on n statutory
guild mtomsh' ”Millie-5 charge was given two rncnths in Jail.
- . A A' per month. t'l‘he charge was brought by a yawn
PLUMBER woman. who clnirrred llttgrrs ptomisrd
TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE rmarriaEe, but this he denied and
Fll'fleld Ave" Bridgeport, Conn -———-——-—— >--———— —
REBUILT TYPEWIITERS
day’s Economy Sale of
Household Wares
4.40am Gray Enamaled Cooking Pots
Illvld W. hay-0nd l
UNDERTAK ER
75c Galvanized Toilet Pails, Special
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[Sc Wart Paper. Special per roll 4c
{13¢ Mirrors with White Enameled
Frames, Special ............. . 15c
Fancy Japanese China salt shalt-
ers, Special ................ 7e
Vatklne Silver- Plated Teaspoone,
COPYRIGHT'
vii‘luthing Co
Regular Me; 6 for ....... 47c
. . "‘" ' - 23 lb...lapanese Flour- Canisters. Rep.
J. a 31.307" ...................... 98c
O ryDuetbane-Oanitary Swoeping Com-
pound ....................... .. 8c
ENnSTry 2 Piece Aluminum Handled Carving
beta, Reg $1.25 at ............. 98c
5.98 Oat Sprouter, 6 Galvanized
Pens and Frames at ......... 03.98
7“ 8p, m. 33c Centers Shape Tin Lunch Boxes
, humor. so. Norwalk,om ’
::Ot011:30a.m.,
‘ ‘ 8139 (citing; ' titgit'hit' this“
at ....................... 93¢
ob Printing Am" F “AAA“
”Validation“. Io. Nowell
So. Hartwell: 'Drsmot Delivery. Phone reset
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This Space Is Reserved by
TheEveryWoman sFashionShrip ’
A 13 Main Street, Norwalk I
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establishment is approach-
2 the grand opening which
Will be announced within
a few doys.
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MONTHS IN we
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O. B. JACKSON
opromn'rnrs'r
Nomi.
KRYPTOK LENSEI—Folding Oalorde ll Geld at
Shell Shut-On and Other “attrition ,
Mougheaaminationo! theeyes. Ocnllees’preeerlp-
Wrist
claimed he was seduced by the young
woman.
and costs
Eugene Berger, 33,
two months in jail. He is o machin-
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' a model.
“ Everybody."
all hunch people who ever met Wash-
ington; bow. during our revolution
‘lv‘renclr citizenship was bestowed on
Jim as being ‘ooe of the benefactors'
of bumsnity,’ and how when he died
the l-rencb nation went into mourn-
’int oilicers wore crepe and our tlsgt
were flown at half mast.
'To conduct one self well Is
harder task in days of gloom and
in both Washington stands
He knew all the trouble
*whlch may result from delays. mis-
_’ 'haps and mismanagement, but never
'thought of a patched no peace."
The ambassador said that Frederick
the Great, who. while
olutton to arrange
treaty. Wrote his brother.
Henry. that he intended
negotiations so .is to take the side for;
which fortune shall declare herself. "
He described as a German invention
the story that Frederick had present-
ed Washington with s ssord bear m;
the inscription. "From the oldest gen
oral in I-‘ulopc to the greatest in the;
world. "
Referring to the present
Jusserand declared:
”The. light is on. As we shall no
war M
Intorc desist than Washington did evrrr
at his most perilous hour. the result
'ie certain. The work must be don-2
so that it may not boys to be dons
mgain. in this we are. all oi us. nirth'
you whorre enthuriusm, tslor.
sourcefulness and inexhaustible gen
erosity brings us such (Him r and rum-
fort. "
Senatm Harding declared that the
time had come to apply the msxirm
cOntuined in Washington's Fart-”lit“
Address concerning the pernicious el
fects of internal dissension in a m”.
tionsl emergency.
“in orrr mighty development so
have added to tber perils of which.
Washington warned" asserted the sen-
ator "The danger has not been in
m party association. but in party appeal
or surrender to faction.
“Our growth, our dttersitlcatlon,
our nation- -wtde communication. our
Frnnlr Santoria pleaded guilty to a pront.bear|n‘ splfighnegm, these have .._.__._._..._,
statutory (meme and WM" flm‘d ‘5" tilled the land with organized factions. upon a stifllt‘lflli commpmuun' may-
not geographical as Washington so
“3‘3"" with much lenrt‘d. but commercial. indus stronger Will pay tr stint at money or A
theft in this city in having taken on trial agricultural and professional. do "m on." rich this is an original“'
auto tirc. tube and rim valued at $60 each ”parking to promote the
from one Dwight W llaii, was 1:.an outs of m own. nor without jusrtticrr- iute
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troll 'rl limos but Milli ll llltnlllt ill sufllclent consideration
ist ill'td vras previously arrested for exacting privilege and tutor throutth
non- support. having been in Jail sinu-
September 4.1917. -
Nicholas Ambrose was siren thrr-c must gram exact justice to all lllt‘il is made. ll then hymn,” ‘ "9' mm
months in jrt'l on a charge of him and "mr none"
glory. hating enh-rcd the Arcade {/-
bcr shop on the night of December 17
Henry J. Hagen. who passed tr forg-
city. was given four months in Jail.
Joseph Call and Frank Czandos.
,both charged with burglary on Jun-
uary 17. were each given Jail sen-'
The former for three months
They
tences.
and the latter for six months.
“GI. ‘50 M ------------------- 49‘ were accused of six different bur-
Tel. OMce, 1009.3; House 393 £96 Frill; Pans, special ......... 19c. glories in this city.
NEW” wasmuorou or ,4 fight-u Enameled Pudding ._ »—-——————
ago men's ourLomd a‘di; pecial ............. 27c '
.. ' 39c Handlri’d Glass ,Lamps complete, .NO SUBSTITUTES
4 _ ' ; Special ...... 1. ........... 29c WITH THIS FLOUR
'- :MEN’S AND YOUNG 25¢ Straw Table Nate. 5 sizes to set, i '
MEN’S OVERCOA } Special per get ,. ,,,,,,,,,,,,, 10c HARTFORD. Feb. 22.—-vAs a step in
m 150 YOTIOW B‘kifl' DION", SMCI” 12¢ ll“? enforcement OI ll]? food IRWB ‘fll’ld
$9.95 to $17.95 Savory Seamless Enameled Double in the follow-up' inspection carn-
thll'ea up to m N R pain the Federal mood Administra-
casters, Reg $2.50 at 81.89 tion for Connecticut today 'temp0r-
arily put out of business a Hartford
59¢ flour wholesaler. lsador Trachtengot.
o! 374 Windsor street. whose store
windows have been attracting atten-
tion because of the sack of wheat flour
piled up in them. The dealer. in the
opinion of the food administration. has
had too much floor under conditions
which have existed. Most of it was
in half sucks. The food administra-
tion cited the grocer to a hearing.
charging him with selling flour with.
out substitutes. of selling'too much
to individual customers. and in charg
ing as high as $14 a barrel. Tracbten-
got asked the national food adminis-
tration for a wholesaler's license..'l'lris
was refused. Mid Food Administrator
Scovrll’s having found Trachtettgot
guilty of the charges, ordered him to
sell the floor We March 7. He
must sell to either a wholesaler or
bakers and having. no wholesaler's ll-
cense he. cannot continue in business
after that date as a dealer in food
stuffs. .
BRIDGEPORT TIRED
OF EARLY CLOSING
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proclamation was issued local bodies
had formulated regulations of their
own, which were more favorable for
fuel conservation than the hours so
by the governor.
The local administrator also de-
clares that Bridgeporters have closely
fol lowed the conservation orders.
while‘ they were grossly violated in
many places. For this reason Stanton
believes the hours should be suspend-
ed immediately. The governor‘s proa-
ialnatron automatically ceases on
larch 31’.
“The original hours should prevail,
now." says Stanton. "because Bridge
'port' bat‘ done most for fuel consens-
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vfl'rloltylplee'opsleburch tbisevheestssteaydrssstesmlvselewltb-
tns’tbeepeshrwillbenev.0.ll.9¢!- ”assistance,”
ml at”
“dull, fl ue‘JOI.’
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i ‘knows the unanimity of feelings of
entertaining :
American envoys sent during the Rev-I
a commercial .
Prince!
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Norwalk’s Leading Dry Goods Store
1732 WISHINGION’S BIRIIIDAY 1918
it is not our custom to keep our store open
on this holiday, but owing to the Monday
closings we deem it only fair to our patrons.
To Continue Business as Usual Today.
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Washington’s Birthday Sale of
FINE SILK WAISTS,
To make this an interesting shopping day we Will sell all ,
of our Crepe de Chine and Georgette Crepe Waisls for
$ 2 .98
FORMER VALUES UP TO $6. OO
wwwrxmwmwummr
ing wholly hetneen them. that at
Big Reduclitln on Tubes
i 2079011 Weed Chains
undertaking. and not within the sta- .
' ' ‘ if the promise is on all
movies he -5
tween the immediate parties to it. and ‘
the utterance 0' polticsl ”“13““ H from which the prorrriser is to derite'
.populrrr government is to surv.itc it benefit in view of which the promise
independent contract existing between t
the immediate parties to it.’ '
“Applting those rules to the case at. "
bar. it would appear that the con“
tract in question corrres vritlrin thish
class. The promise was made by the ‘
defendant for the benefit which be:
derived. As a result of it the plain-t
tiff took the Oppenheim account lni”
9 l5 lieu of the cash which he expected
receive for his holdings in the WOI'r
Rough Hat Cotnpany. and a f
count on the company's books ?
SECOND BifwA'r-i
RALLY TUESDAY
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dents Taft and Roosevelt.
The vocal chorus of sixty
rehearsing this week, and will
pared to give the audience so
cellent musical numbers. The as
program for the rally in the Regent
theatre will be carried
parade of the Home Guard
and Spanish War veteran as. nedd
Seaview Ave,
Telephone 1050.
mprrnies. t this was of no slight beneflti
as:
yto
immnufi‘fill “55.
Come Over. the 4“ Bridge ”to
AUSTIN’S GARAGE
liverynTrip Saves You Money. Repairs,
Parts, Tires, Tubes.
East Norwalk
W. R. AUSTIN
defendant must be apparent:
the Amencan Band.
it is considered that he and theI
l A meeting of the .War Rallies co tiff were large stockholders in'
mittee to complete the final details th olrhausen Company. the defend-
for the rail will be held in the City ant. according to the agreement. be:
Court Room, Town Hall Building. .\'or- ing one of the principal ones The
walk. tomorrow, Saturdav evening at transaction certainly resulted in no‘
eight o'clock All members are ur— benefit to tho Oppenheim ompany.
gently reqeutsed to be present. and while it is true that it was of 290392 STAT! 31'
Union Sc and-100 Wallpaper Co;
The World’s Largest Wallpaper Dealers Belling High Grade
Paper at be and 10c Per Roll
Phone Barnum 5960
BRIDGEPOBT, CONN.
benefit to the plaintiff this was not
OBTAINS VERDICT
.the leading cause and might in tact.
FOR $1, 613. 02 indemnity. ’
besald to apply to any contract oi
It is also true that the
Oppenhelm company remained pri-
marily liable to pay the debt to the.
plotntiif. but this. condition may ex-
ist in indemnity contracts.
"it also must be remembered that
by the contract. Exhibit A the plair;
till not. only acquired the account 0
said period of ninety days.’ No con-
dition is mentioned. and it is improb. ;::n2dwf::e::‘ba?gp$y' ‘32! $3312:
tri°.:2:‘:i:.’a‘i°:.:°:'....‘ “Tim: M “W!" “at “a; ““333 the .3...
tended to include them, in view of the ‘miflr‘hg' 3233, t". thus one of in-
fact that this subject was under dis demnity. not only in form but sub-
lengthier; an" Icondiigon "'3 ”0:113? stance and judgment for the plaintiff
slence It: enforpcihztpaymalt‘lgenot ex. ‘9 "flagggzmd recover °' am” “3"”?
ant amages an cos . '.
tension‘ of credit. unlefs this indul- Attorney William H Cable “we".
".i'“ ”a °" A “Am“ ””3 r .44 ed for the nitrous and Ives a Kent-i
Bran t. on suretyship. Sect on .. . -ing for William F‘ Trimpert
2d. edition says: 'if A. promise. 8.;
“ """ TEACH CITIZENRY
' AND GOOD HEALTH
not All turns . :
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lmit the boy of mil' tary training age to
u , meet this requirement in part through
PAP“ 90" COMWIM” ‘0“ I 0°" vocational training or experience
Or Grippe In a Few Hours :spectilcaliy preparing him to be of ser-
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A Thorough
Course in the
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SYSTEMS AND
METHOllS
Used in Mid-
em Offices.
Mirror—Eusnrass"
consort
thousand dollars,’ etcL. subject only to
the condition that ‘said Wolthnuson
does not extend said 'credit beyond
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BATTERIES WILL FREEZE lN
com WEATHER
Call at our Willard Service Station
where you will meet‘a thoroughly.
competent storage batery expert vrTbo'
will give authorative advice in tiiry
connection
We recharge. n pair and store b- 2*,
teries.
A rental battery for any make of m}
can be obtained at any time.
Fairbanks Storage
Battery (Io.
58 No. Main Street So. Norwa‘lr
Telephone 938
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INSURANCE
AND REAL ESTATE
Your cold will break and all grippe rice to the state in some way.
misery and am”. taking a dose of ”Every one of the approx moiety
is . ., 250. 000 boys in New York. sixteen.
Papes COM Compound ""7 two seventeen and eighteen years old,|
“A" “l" 'h'“ “0'98 m "is”. must now decide whether he will or»; Cure Thu Cold By
ll promptly Opens cloned rip nos- pare himself to, bewof :dtflcohmt'f“ TONI”
trtls an tr 1.“ state and country n It; r
no” at“; dim?“ arm”: ' ”11'1“" a military training rep. 'me or;WI-II'I‘E PINE COADéPOUND
to learning some trade which can be WT
ntng. relieves sick headache, dullness. turned to the service of his state. t F E BAXTER
“mimic-'- mo throat. ,mfllntb, mu is a plan in harmony with the. -
soreness and stilaess. Irrpirlt of the present hour and crisis' madam
of the. nation, which calls for the
trained men with guns in their hands,
but it also includes within its eifcc-r
tive scope provision for a safetyt
against the menace of a peace so long]
and prosperously continued that the]
Donjt stay studedupt Quit blowlnil‘
and mating! lists your throbblaaj
bead-nothing else in ,the world ll'ea
suelr protupt relief at "Pdpe’s Cold
tlrSiechoilercbsudlseI
upset” of men for service and sacri-l
leedletofdltuseJtprovl t,torrwsr'. Bough cash
m m m" m n storm also fOl' w thiliaru t for,
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James. tailed the 'aroral eon;valeat of
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Any Store}
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5' RAILROAD AVENUE
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OFFICE CLOSED ALL DAY
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