*3 rs All.
+ court
. THE
cERRiS
§st__t_:_ottrsttr
Womakesmcialtyoinrst-elesssash,painted,glasedwith
the glass set.\in best putty and lead, making them thoroughly
water-proof.
Place your orders and. avoid delay later in the season.
Delivery will be made estimated-but get your order in
NOW.
F..- _.
' i
The Habit, Bailey 0."
. . . , v if“ H . ..‘I h V .‘L . V. .» do . .- . fit. ’
. . ~ - optima-ands». g . W -. .
Dominant!” i (Were-mas»
You?!" . W” ' - icaused by an injury while employed
By and by. iby the $L¢Lrwata “1:31:35, com-
. i . ' . l . came
. We call attention of our customer! at this time as being ‘ £13, 0,, .3335” fumed "a.
W buying ' -ma:bin nd th felon d veloped. is
no“ “m tor gusto sea: take: under efurther con-
HOT BED SASH - ifldrtation-
‘ 3 Michael Houlihan. 7!. The tell from
In building and fractured both ankles
,whlle in'the employ of Edward O'Con.
gnor in 1914, and received compensa-
‘tion of $6 a week from the insurance
company, asked for additLonaI com-
? jpensatlon. Commissioner Buckingham
‘Iordered additional compensation to be
-_paid him for two weeks and anothet
hearing will be held in the matter.
:MUST CLAIM
PERMITS on
I BE INTERNED
—-c—-
TURDAY
”g i'SPECIAL
hdies’ Fancy lini’t
' Vests
‘ 10¢ each
‘
. 10 Cents’llp .
TheitolleIStore
. Ital-,ahtt ttyttamt St. .
run. Sm: or wmnt CLOTIIES
The remaining Women’s and Misses' Oloalts, Suits, Dresses.
Skirts, Waists. Hats. Undermuslinl, Silk Petticoats in desirable
materialstobeclosedoutatasacrlficepriceinordertomake
room for our spring garments. Therefore some must be sold re-
gardless of cost. *
cw... we PARIS out...“
33 So. Main St. So. Norwalk
'I‘Itt German alien enemies who do
Mt Ippear at Patios headquarters
,this week and claiut the permits that
are being issued to the Germans that
”mattered with the police set'erai
'weeks ago will be in serious trouble
'b the end of this week. is the state-
‘ment issued by Chief of Poliw Wil-
Ilium ll. Pennington vesteiday.
1 According to the police official the
'claiming of the permit books made
out by the police and given to (It-r-
man aliens who rcgtstctcd last Week
is progressing very slowly and up to
last night only about 150 (tern-an.-
‘hfld appeared at Police headquarters
“to claim their books.
_ 4 .-....m.._.-_._ __
0. B. JACKSON
OPTOMETRIS'I
50' Wall Street. Norwa'i‘s.
, ‘ This Day Only j ~
~ ‘ ' ‘ ‘ KRYPTOK LENSEI-Foldin Oxfords ll Geld It
UR WHEY DBPABT- 1
lo - mu COMPLETE shell Sbur~0n and Other Mountings.
‘ HAT SHIPSB FROM Thorougbeaaminetion of'the eyes. Oculists' M ‘
done promptly filled.“ Rupert Repairing.
" BARGAINS .
m;
(‘hief Pennington says that every
flago must appear before
,thcir names will be filed and then
,they Will be dealt with in .I drastic
intanncr. Just what would happvt to
itlmse who failed to claim their per-
mits the police officials ivonld not
say. - '
.\s err-Iv man appeals at, hunt
quarters and claims his permit his
{name is looked up in the utphstbt-ticol
lllats of those registered an". th-n he
gin given the book containing thr wr-
mit and his picture. The impet- prnt
‘of his right thumb is also taken and
imprinted on the booklet in order that
”there may not be any tnistn'xo m: to
,the right man when identification Is
- necessary.
0
I
NOT A DANBURY MAN.
i
‘ Brother Of Charles P. Starr'Lives in
New Milford.‘
0 That Charles P. Stirr. whose death
i
' i COMPOUND man ..... . .. . . . . . . . .. ........ .. 20o lb. "I. "W "0“ "0nd“ “5 ”PW" ‘°
1.:— ._.__._..._._ N. the llnnbury pollcc with the requer‘l
‘Smith. Underwood,‘ COTTAGE BRAND COFFEE ...... . .............. '. 210 lb. that relative” of the man in that city
Remington all other . be located was not It Dunbury man
. , . .
. 3:722:10 sotfiengfite‘dp PURE NEW ORLEANS MOLASSBS ....... 20cqt.,70c gal. 1““ been amuwmm by ”H. mm.
' . . ' it
per month. Machines ,' through the article in the Evening
sold at $5 per month.
PLUMBER
TVPEWl‘llTER EXCHANGE
REIUIL‘I’ TYPEWRITERS
W
..- ...... ¢ ...an __ ‘
David W. llsynoutl
. UNDERTAKER
4". Falrfleld Ave., Bridgeport, Conn.
So. Nor-walk
—1
.ASTULL
- :4 Cottage Stree't. Base Home“;
m
___I \_, SCHULTZE’S
FRIDAY FISH SPECIALS
—— .—
Tel. Office, 10003: House 693. ; L’
27 WAsumaroN s'r, ; it may omit sum .................. ... 14o lb.
Maw RED tum-s aurLomc . I WISH “013831. ........ . ...... ..... me Ill.
_ 'srnax BALIBUT.. ....... .................. sooth.
. -~-~——~ -- , grass was .......................... 24.: th.
.' '- ' ‘ 1m ..oooo-oee-s ............ I nnnnnnnnnnn ”lb.
F. s. lvaN mmmrg: ........... . .............. f ........... 20o th.
,_ - .......................... moth.
dob Printing ru'r. rum .....I.. . ..... . ............ . ......... no lb.
. oonron's oon'rls’n ........................ . 25o pkg.
RED SEAL 00D......... ....................... scpkg.
All fish advertised are ready for immediate delivery.
News yesterday.
Mr». Dewmt Pepper of New Milford
called the police by telephone last
evening after reading an article in the
Evening News. and informed Sergeant
William .I. P. Dauchy that the man re-
turned to was a brother of her hus
band and that his right name was
Charles Pepper and not Charles I".
Starr. Mrs. Pepper said ’that her
brother-in-Iaw had been in New York
for some time.and.that his relatives
knew he had changed' his name to
Starr. bttt for what reason they did
not know. ‘-
Mr. Pepper was in New Haven Tucs-
‘day, Mrs. Pepper told Sergeant
Dauchy. and she had housed him of
his brother's death and he was to go
to New York yesterday to take charge
Ior the body. '
SELLING SMILEAGE BOOKS.
'Germnn who registered sot-uni wrcks‘
Friday or‘
Iul’ K a”.
Norwalir's landing Dry Goods ’ Score
Silken Dress Goods.
New and dainty eilects iu Messaliues, Tatietas, Foulartls and
Wash Silks in many designs and colors.
See the “Coin Dot” Foulara‘s
They are sure to be popular.
Samples oi any oi the above goods on request.
All Kinds of Linings. The Biggest Stock of
‘ Buttons in the City. ‘
i
general public gives the opportunity-|
tO remember the soldier relative. ort
friend, in a practical way. individuals I!
who have no soldier acquaintanceag"
may buy the books and send them tol
the commanding officer of any military
camp, who will place them in thc‘
hands of men who otherwise would]
not receive a "Smilage book." f“
STATE BRIEFS.
195$ < 17"?
H.
Krieger & Co.
.S‘EE .
The Waists we are having
‘ on sale now. '
$2.98 for Waists
Thaiare worth $4.50 to $6.00
I
A 850 Liberty bond and ".100 in:
cash were found in the pockets 0qu
John Sipos. ll laborer. when he was
searched‘at the Tort-ington police slit-l
lion followed his arrest on a charge of
intoxiction. -
:i‘
__ I
Daniel B. Gauchet of Lynn. Mass. for [-2-
st-verai years production manager at?
the West Lynn plant of the General1
Electric t‘omwny. will become worker"
manager of the Remington Arms anl;
Ammunition Company's Bridgeport}.
plant on March 15. in
Male folks of the little Union, iv
church of South Killingiy are puztlingi
themselves as to what was lllt‘fiill’
when Ilct'. Miss Lydia Hardig, their?
pastor, chose the Bible quotation.
"What to Man That Thou Art Min-L,
ml of Him." as the subject of her dis-i 53
course. I
”...—...-
...,y
Big Reducti u on Tubes
2'O% on Wood chains
Come Over the Bridge to
"AUSTIN's GARAGE .
liverytl‘rip Saves You Money. Repairs,
Parts, Tires. Tubes. -
Seaview Ave... East Norwalk
Telephone 1050.
N
Pretty lit year old Martha Terry of: ‘3'
Ansonin, who was released in the Newl
Haven (‘ity court on a charge of idle- :
own but u week ago is ihe object of
another police search this week. ‘
Martha's mother has asked the are
thorities to locate her. saying that she:
failed to return to bier home in Ansoi
nia. The woman is grutly worried as"
a result. 1
Ice in the Wepowage pond behind
the Mitford town hall. lifted by Mon-
day night's freshet. and the rush oft;
water from the upper reaches, of the;
stream. overflowed and the wateriwfi
flooded the basement of the town hall.
.w. RoAUSTI
y Store I
L» I: at 0' [merellandise P‘OIIIEE’IZRPHKOEMB' I335 SALE 7
4- 31] t for Cash Seven Passenger Chalmers Mas er 'Six. i915.
Two Passenger Overland Ronleter. 1916. ;
. J Five Passenger Overland TOI ‘n ', .
l m no care senmel l-‘ive Passenger Buick Tourlnl: £911?“
. Two Passenger Allen Rommel-.1914.
Prices [or qua 8 Rye Passenger Buick Touring. 1917.
y Five Passenger Chalmers Tour lg, ”16.
gtileb Chops, Izoln and Ribs,
VAAST BROS. pARAGE '
......... ..... . ....... . ....... ’30 c HESTNUT UTE IIK
-'8tew ............. 20.’ 170131. 1300 81" so uonw '
Mlhmb ........ 3o: ' ' "I" 2011'
w fables Livers ............ 30c " "'"" ”'— ‘“ ---—-- .-—-— -~
A“M.::ink ........... .... 22:: NAVAL MEN COMMENDED. l OUR FOREIGN TRADE IN JAN.
~ er ea ...... . ........ _““
- a.” ..... l ..... . ...... . 301:. WASHINGTON, Feb. 25.—Dennis 1.} January imports were valued at
Hurley. of Dorchester. Mass. has been “235 000 000
East ....... .. ........ 29c commended by Secretary Daniels for ' ' ' an ‘“°T°3'e‘°‘ 37.000.000
Shoulders ....... . ........ 26c bravery and not When an explosion m’ ”mm“ W ”W“ “”9"“
., mm, . .......... . ........ 30, occurred on the battleship Nebraska; I falling 01! of ”0.000.000 trom’tEe
'Jan 15, Harley, in charge of the fire gory hi ii of 584 -
"PI rodm, immediately got his men out. corded gr gem" ‘ 300.000 re
mp. cited Pie- Feet. Pickled of the compartment which had filled e r'
”sum" v.31. with stem, and returned twice I . According to a statement issued to-
rqued w of”, Er‘escue one of his men. who had be'- It! by the Bureau of Forelsn and Do-
i ll rs come confused and was badly scalded. megtlc' Commerce. De "mom 0'.
- , IoduEB "d cum“ 6006‘ m' “'1"le Robert 381131011]. naval Vol- Commerce, the imports goal-the geveni
‘ 99' ----------- . ----- unteers, of Philadelphia, and Allen J. monthg of the flaw year ended will:
Id Butter . 56c Jackson. Naval Reserves, of New January were "139a .1 31.534 000 or E
'Sauer Kraut, 3 lb. fot‘ ....25c ,York city. also were commended to as akainst 31.348.000.000 for the cor-'
”It" 1101' frilantt-»:tction. W327 made“: respondin period of the previous.
. , . ‘ oroc a amp 0 rescue " aman . w, 9 f “jg sewn-mum .
.y, , ,ok 5 Market A. Wells. Naval Volunteers. who fell period tbtaled ”gamma; as cont:
, - .Ovsrboard from the battleship lows on pared with 83.010.000.000 for a similar:
I“ 583,2 :Jtm. 30'and was dropped. Rsneford period the ”a; previous, .'
. 0 {and Jackson. notwithstanding the ice, Gold mm“ in .ianuary m," 3' '_
'. "m min 5' , .and unfavOrable weather conditions. ‘ '
I
404,000 and for the seven-month W3-
‘dlved overboard and tried to care the
drowning man. . lad 078594.000. Exports were valued]
, tat $3,746,000 in January nnd at NIH
180.000 for those": months 'endct
cm Th‘t Go“ By ‘ . TOIRINO‘O‘JICRNAElIDTOMODILE . “a. fl,” month. .
m... t . ———*' ’ , Momma-"m "...-“m.
' s . s‘ “d m ' . ”v."
PmECOWOUND-tsetcum coursewomu . ...... ...
warrants vslaedat “m sad for
the um months ended with gsyrri
”1.082.000. , « «:5- . W. a, ~—.-.
lho Mfla‘witk ”acoustically!
. .
.- ..l‘l‘
l Ww-umsuotom
Connecticut Committees Doing a Bead
Turn tot-”3m in Camp. .. 'the street until the toe. finally sowed!
. T'he ”'9 0' Smileage 39°“ ‘0’! under the memorial bridge in New Hn-I
solders is now in progress in twenty-H,en avenue, and then out into the[
five. communities in Connecticut under Sound. releasing the Jam.
the” direction of the Connecticut] '
State Council Of Defense. Relativea' Children of foreign born parents are
and friends of soldlers are buying supplanting children of-Ainerican born
these books and sending them to sol-fin the public schools of New Reveal
diers In camp for use during remote The passing of American stock Of gun-f
tion hours. “Smileage books" provide 'cestry from some of the schools has
free admission to high-claw theatrical been seen coming for the past ten!
productons n the camp theatres. years with the shifts‘ in population
‘Thc twenty-five communties where from some districts of’ the city. The
the "Smilesge Books" are being sold effect of this has been to cut down the?
in stores and other business places as attendance of children of American
Official agencies of the council's war born parents in dilerent schools. Thi')
bureau are: Brooklleld. Danbury. year Greenwich avenue school has not
Norwaik, Ridgeileld. Stamford. Strat-| American pupils while the White
ford, Westmrt. Berlin. Hartford. Man-'school on Chestnut street, a section
book containing twenty and the latter
bookloo. Theso‘conptnisrservea: .. .J....;n200
mm to various Hue-vet emu-w Smelt cooi
meats in camp tbeiatres.‘,‘" Soldiers in I
possession of mimmgow gala
ICIIII.
$36333,th Nell Yflrk Mark"?t
new»... "ova-12‘ ,
in which are the town clerk's vault, W- '
the police station and lock up. The WAR TRUCKS LEAVE PHILk
police, home guarders and citizens DELPHIA.
«stood guard over denserous places Int PHLADELPHIA, Feb. 28,—Sixty
- , JV increased. according.” reprints to
Millie Fuel Administra
United States Army trucks in the reg-[ _‘ _
ulatlon gray war paint, ieit PhiladeI-l ‘BATTERIES WILL FREEZE IN
phia in charge Of 103 United States en-l COLD WEATHER .
sineers today for Washington Thef Call at our Willard Service StatiOI
members of the train, which is com- where you will meet a, thoroughly
manded by Captain L. G. Metcalf, aretcomflt‘iem storage 'batety- expert W110
on their way to a camp in Virglnlml will give nuthoratnc advice in thlt
k Ill be ticonncction. -
where the motor truc s w m We recharge, repair and stem: but-
through test of delivering heavy road ' teries.
building supplies. preparatory to beingf A rental battery for any make of our
sent overseas. The next stop will belcan be Obtained at any time.
at Belair, Md, seventy-live miles dis-'
...... l Fairbanks Storage ,'
! Battery Co.
RATE mcnsssss DISAPPROVED.
WASHINGTON, Fe . 28'.——'rhe pro-I58 No. Main Street So. Norwalk
posed increases in class freight rates,l Telephone 933
musing from ten to twenty-five nerIM
.che’te' Plainviile Simsbury Thomas- thickly populatedby Italiahs, has only cent. between Oklahoma and Texas. m M - fl , 5 _-
ton. Waterton. Winsted. Portland."two American pupils. Lloyd street and Shreveport, L3,, and beiween Knn-‘
gusting. Cheshire. Derby, Mummy-school has live. West street eight and ass and the Texas Panhandle, were ,
cw avert, terbury, Jewett Ci'y.'.Vooster street six. ~ -' m disapproved today by the Interstate “ '
' 4 - ‘ 11ch
Station! Springs and Putnam. . ll 5»Commerce Commission. which order-_' m3 .
Other war bureaus and town com- AN 0PP°RTUN|TV”.' led a readjustment of rates. however.’ AND REAL ESTATE
niltteea of the council at; making ap- to help your counrty- Thrift Stamps. involving some increases and some rc-, c In
D 1681101! daily for alottnonta of Free See Keeler's add on page 8 ~ iduc .
. .. ' tions in that territory. :
-smlleage book," 9““ the books soon -. r 4” __ _‘___ .. _ __'___ i . i J. M. [Hymn & 0., ' C.
will be on sale In’mny more towns - " - u LAND i "
“amt... , SPECIALS IN FRESH I con FOR NEW E G - , ll smash mm:
"Smileage hooks". can be purchased , “Sn . l WASHINGTON, Feb. 28.—~Slxtv SOUTH nonngx, CONE.
,in two‘slaes. the ’1 book “a the .3,” . v ,shlps are engaged 'ln carrying con! i
book Each book ' i . - Ifor the relief of New England und-
val ' con »'I" “' mm‘lm 00d . . .. . . . ......... 240 shipments of bituminous coal for lac-i I
M " -"° “n“ ““- ‘h" ”m" rresh lockers] ....... 20:: tones in that territory ere being turse- . #
..a__..._......-. ~
today. Sev-
i...”
oral vessels were ,‘ , munch coal. f,':m,fl"r;g‘:f f
carrying fleet this geek ‘ 1 2t.- "i perm-um
Olllcials ismil‘lar lth conditions Mg“ “'3 t0 fr”.
"' N" “"3"“ M M" ”'“l m..awm.m.u ......
while that part of the country is the.
bind in its normal eupply there is mum
every indication of‘a lradual revival ‘
in industries, which were
the melt shortens.
a MA". Os
.'
'"fcw.wl leatiad uvs. pay. Trill-o. ‘ J
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