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OOUTH NORWALK
WEATHER 10330“!
Forecast for Norwalk and vicinity:
Probably light rain tonight or Friday;
colder. The western area of low pres-
sure extends this morning from East-
ern Texas northwestward to Ohio. it
is causing cloudy weather with light
MUST Intuit sacs 3
mo Br span. 1.
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Hearings ior twenty alleged viola-
tors of the law regarding the mark-
ing of new wltainlng cold stor-
age eggs were conducted by Dairy
and Food Commissioner Thomas Holt
yesterday. Bight more alleged viola-
torswlllbeglvenhearingstodsy. The
law requires that all dealers in cold
storage eggs shall mark the packages.
and the bags in which they are sold,
“cold storage eggs," so plainly that
rthere will be no difficulty for prospec-
tive buyers to tell the kind of eggs:
he is buying. I
All oi the alleged offenders are:
dealers in Bridgeport and New Ha:
veu. Beginning April 1 a new law
will go into effect with regard to cold
storage eggs. This law passed at thei
last session of the General Assembly”
does not annul the present law. passed'
taining storage eggs. the person sell-l
ing them shall stamp each egg, with!
rain on the southern and eastern sides
of it and light snow on the northern
side. The temperatures are somewhat
lower between the Rocky Mountains
and the Mississippi river and slightly
higher along the Atlantic coast.
WEATHER A YEAR AGO
TODAY.
, Temperature: Iligh, 40; low.
32. Cloudy.
[City lilews
'indelible ink “cold storage." it reads
‘as follows:
“Any person who shall sell or Offer
for sale any egg which has been pre'
served by any artificial process or‘
which has been kept in storage more
|than fifteen days in any place where
ithe temperature is reduced by means
of chemicals or other agents. or which
has been incubated for twenty-four
{hours or more, unless such egg shall
the plainly stamped with indelible inli
Butler Lodge. No. 1.0. 0. F.. met
last evening and translcted routine
business.
The Hospital Whlst club will meet
tomorrow afternoon with Mrs. H. A.
Crampton of 12 Belden avenue.
—Dsncing—-Arlon Hall every astur.
day night, beginning March 2. Music
by Victor Orchestra
"St. John & Keyser Builders. Have
the 7 rooms Bunaglow Building at
Marvin Traci" in the hands oi’the
Mansons.
Ophir Chapter 0. E. 8., met last eve
ning received three applications for
membership and initiated two candi-
dates. After the meeting a social
time with refreshments was enjoyed in
the banquet hall.
—(‘oal by the bushel at Raymond
Brothers.
‘ The Norwalk Barbers Union met
last evening in C. L. U. hall on Wash-
ington street. last night. and listened
to a request from the international
Union to subscribe to $5,000 worth oi
the new issue of Liberty Bonds. The
local union sent in its endorsement of
the action. ’
SAVE AND HELP
your country See Keeler's ad on page
8
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On page 11 of last night's issue of
the Evening Sentinel there appeared
under the heading of "Seaplane Falls,
, Mire, Two Officers Hurt" an account
of how at Cape May, N. J. Ensign Wal-
ker Weed and Lieutenant Bennet were
injured serioust when their aeroplane
'fell and burst into flames. Ensign
Weed is a son-in-law oi Thomas L
Masson. the editor of ”Life" and is a
grandson oi the late F. R. Weed of
‘ [Nor-walk. a nephew of Edward I“. Weed
of Darien. and a-cousin oi W. H. Weed.
.112. of this city. as weil'as Miss Mary
Weed and Miss Eleanor Hill Weed. al-
so of this city.
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.l ‘ The Central
m Trust Company
sowmst. l
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with the words ‘cold storage,’ 'pre- Willingness 0f the service WhiCh we extend you.
lserved' or 'incubated' as the case may - '
i” “m“ b" “M“ “°‘ “W” "W ”5-" ; And meanwhile remember that the Chandler
l HIGH mimi- MEMBLV- 3 positively offers you value not found in other cars
‘7'" Wu”! humbly n m. Nomlk E priced at hundreds of dollars more.
l High School Was Held j
Yesterday Morning. 3 . - .
The first numbers oi the program 3 SIX SPLEADID BODY T‘ PES I
were three songs 'by the class. "The : Seven-Passenger Touring Car.“ 595 Four-Passenger Roadster.31595
Marseillasie,” “The Campbells Are :
'Coming," and "The Star Spangled
Banner." The singing was led by him
'Pet-ry, accompanied on the piano by1
. Miss Gladys Beach.
i The next four speakers were as fol'
ilows:
,Pet'slstcnce ........ Miss Ruth lilacs
: Permanent Peace ..... ‘t-‘lorence Skidd
, Purpose of the Way“. .Raymopd ‘Petrie
Why We Should any Thrift Stamps ..
; ............... Miss Mary Howard
Mr. Woelile then made a few re
marks about the Liberty Loan and
the War Savings Stamps.
in which the eggs are kept for sslel ‘
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Simian?” “m" "t m er m p‘ motor, now in its fifth year— constantly refined, 1
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ON’T choose the Chandler just because the
price is so fair. — ;
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perfection in power, flexibility and endurance. 3
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Choose the Chandler because of the extraordi-
nary excellence which distinguishes the whole
Chandler Chassis. . ' -
Choose it for the beauty and comfort of its bodies;
for the economy of its operation.
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Four-Passenger Sport Model, 81 675
Seven-Passenger Sedan. 82295 Four-Passenger Coupe, $2195
Limousine. 82895
Come Choose Your Chandler Now-
,VAAST BROS.
CHANDLER MOTOR CAR COMPANY, Cleveland, 0.
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‘ CHICAGO, Feb. 28,—Samucl (tom-{FEDERAL ALLOWANCES
T0 DEPENDENTS OT
MEN IN U. s. SERVICE
(Continued from First rare).
,pers, president of the American Feds!
yration of Labor arrived in Chicago
today to testify in behalf oi the em“
,ployes’ side in the stock yards wage
Larbitration. He is to be one of the
,chief witnesses for the men and will,‘
,it is said. plead for adoption oi‘the
.basic eight-hour day and higher wages
-for the employee of the packing in-
,dustry. ‘
‘ William Farris. general manager for
Morris A: Company. the first witness
today. read a table of statistics show-
.ing the wages pgid the various classes
of labor in the different plants which
he said were in line with the pay of
,men and women performing similar-
‘wurk in other industries.
,- ENEMY ALIEN CASE HELD UP.
WASHINGTON. Feb. carom.
'sion in the case of Count Minotto.
sown-law of Louis Swift. the meat
pa encharged with being an enemy
alien, is being held up in the Depart-
ment of Labor: while there is a fur-
ther review of the evidence against
the count gathol'eti by tile Ninni ill-
telligence office, which causcd his ar-
rest.
Officials describe Minotto's case as
8 very unusual one. The evidence :fighdgifilifizfig’l. Wm be ”Midfiw
shows tgat wliilAeI Secretary McAdoo ’ '- - Children Chest-fully d gainle‘set
was it uenos res as head of the ' .. “a Patientl ' an 0"" c" “"15
International High Commission, with TIME To LICENSE Doas' Treated by ”9:.” <"-) Dentistry
vating relations with Pan-Americans, ""“‘ " . Sympathetic
Minotto entertained him. Minotto Dog Warrlcn Walsh Calla Attention to Painless Methods Auntie Ofice \_ ., Treatmmt
contends his connection with German
banks was severed some time ago.
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cd and in such cases.
steps should be taken to sscertnin
when the federal allowance is receiv-
It is suggested that as three pay-
ments are made by check nrrangc-
ments may be made with local banks
to inform you its to such of these
checks as are presented for payment.
The
follows:—
"Thls board has decided
sider the granting of separation al-
lowances to dependents not only oi
Connecticut men enlisted in the na-
tional guard. naval militia or volun-
teer troops of this state, to whom its
to enlisted men, the allowance has
heretofore been confined. but also of
those men enlisted in other military
or naval forces of the United States.
"if there are dependents
class who wish to make application.
or renew former application for this
allowance, they can now do so and
1
THE llllEVl'l‘ABLE "1F”
Place your valuables NOW in a Safe Deposit Box in our
the and burglar-proof vault, and you will never have occa-
sion later on to explain how you could have avoided their
‘ loss “I?" you had only thought of safeguarding them in
time. ' W
Boxes rent for $4 and upward per year according to
size. Storage is provided for bullsy articles at very moderate
mi PEOPLEs
TRUST COMPANY .
of South Norwalk,Conn. .
all possible
separation allowance notice
'0 COD'
of that
the Law of Connecticut.
Dog Warden Thomas F.\\'a!sli wish- *
.Henry Cohen, a Newark grocer, lost es to call a‘tention to dog owners 90""
3200 while saving his ’2 hat. Henry that the tim:- is drawing near for the
was en route to the bank with 595 one- licensing 0' dogs—1m ‘“ amending
,dollar bills clutched in his right hand. a“ “t WWW“ “055 0' "WC" "1"
'A sudden gust of wind whisked Co- portance. and should be read carefully
.hen's but from his head. He forgot by ““ “08 one"!
.himseli and reached for t a hat with Section 1' Section one 0' chapter
his right hand. releasingthe money. 167 of the WM": 3°15 0' 1907 “5
Moderate ‘
Charges for Very
Best Dental Work
A
Hours 9 a.
DR. S.lil. DElTZ .
Surgeon
stunsr
73 South Main Street.
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Gas Administered
by the Oxygen
Method
Gold and Porcelain
in. to 9 n Restoration.
'7 amended by section six of chapter 121' 15 Y“" I" m. by appointment Alt=kinds °' Artill-
l 3 of the public acts of 1911 is amended “l. Practicsxfl Grog? Extughge
. 'to read as follows: Every'owner or ”'9" “l“ (s‘ » -
WOr Etc. Skilc.
Get the l keeper of a dog of the age of sin Dentistry. ' itliy Do'ne
‘ months or over, except dogs kept inl' ‘
‘ g kennels under a kennel license as . ,
waka-ZSI hereinafter provided, shall, on or Mltration 0‘ “m "cm" and the ‘3‘ WANTS $48,175 _
’ fore the first day of May, or at such helnaiterv provided 101’; "‘1' in 9°
Smile time as such dog shall become .1! case of a dog becoming six months old: FOR COMMISSION
. months old, and in each year there- “n" the first d” 0' May, the license Commissions amounting to :43-
‘hrs Good for Your Stomach ‘fleg' can"; .uch dog to be vagina-ed. I” {of the bmnc‘ 0‘ the l'elVfl 175.91 (of purchases and ”files 0' M;
. , § . numbered, described .0 u to clearly months shall be a pro rtlonnl of the curities are claimed in a suit iiicd to
3... identify such dog and llbensed until 1” charged '0' one ’ ' “d twenty- :12, ino'theugt‘i'periyo r :0“: bib“: 4‘
:21?“ 7M0; the first dsy of May foliMllg. in the a" “n“ I" such istrstion and sgd'inst Ssrteil Prelilllco, wgzlthr: lefisl:
- . om m,“ cm“ on“ In a" town where tag. provided the owner or keeper of ’3...“ of Greenwich.
such dog is owned or Rent. slid shall "V ‘9' which '“ "1 “bill" 0” J“ in addition the court is Halted . to
‘ _ keep around its neck a collar as here ""' “_ the first '1" fl ”'7 and '1‘”
C} ‘2 . ‘ ‘ A . ,lnfl”. mud“; Ill! .3.“ m .0 ”a II". .0 «use such dog it) ll. "m
,ylwvvlo pm clerk for license forsyssrtlo PENN“ I.” am ’0'! “It!
a
fl" sumumuimM’qses-usa‘M-vmfllm'iwmm
. Isms dos. use «if-moist“ was an. woodw- ens
v ..: 3"”! M %“W' "V m, “will“ ‘5‘0', is“
itrsnsisrnd to his wire.
declare void a transfer of title to val-
sshle Greenwieh'rssl estate made by
Prentice. rebrusry u. 191., which
was surety for a mouse. alleging
that Prentice paid the ammo and
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Entrance on Main st, Fairfield Ave., Danni!
HOME); you
"W" New beauty ””7
each day. 7}
The daily pleasing duty of the
store is to show and to have
ready in abundance, the new
things for Spring.
ot one day is that duty
failed in.
Morning after morning, the
store doors swing,r cliccrily to the
great packages Of new lllCl'-
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Quickly those packages are
cmpticd! . Quickly those new
linings hurry to thcir appointed place.
What tlcliglitl'ul outsprcad there is now of. f
new drcsscs iicw coats '
ii'cw suits iicw hats _
ucw fabrics new skirts ,-
lt is the finest time of all Spring to view and cn~i
joy that spread; no hurry, no confusion-instead, op-
pnrtuuil y to choose deliberately and with surc sulise'
lat-lion.
Value and beauty
interwoven in these
new voiles
ll‘ ten emits a yard should be added to the price '
of lllt‘, voilcs bcing sold at 29 cents, they would still!
be good value and uttractivc.
on the other hand, if we uitcuiptcd ' to non"
noaui y—wc should fail. .
Hero is a collection of washable fine Soft cotton
voilcs that fairly puzzlcs by the diversity of its bean-
iii'ul color tones and the dclight Of its patterns.
Mazclikc Oricutal dosimis. open clear plaids,
tiny dots, largo spots, flower sprays, blosmiiis,—-u0-
iuully. scorcs of patterns.
Colorsz—cvcry soft beautiful tone of pink and
blue and gray. wliitc figured or stripcd or plaidcd in
color. clusivo lavcudcr tints—and a number of effec-
tive but quict omit nets of color. . ,
Collct-tiOn is particularly notable at 29 «cuts a tift'
yard. ‘ all?
Many rarc beauties at 39c, at 500, and to 95¢ a: .
yard. . ,; ,
Right lasle. roar. ..
New embroideries .- -
have fresh charm.
Their patterns are new; range from tiny to
largo.
T hey are spotless and uiirtunplcd and nicely,
done; easy to see than adding beauty to sonic'spec-
ial new Spring attire! '
’ For baby; special ruffled flouncing in cyclct and
plain patterns, 27 inches wide and particularly bcau-
tiful and fiiic— 50c and $1 yd
Beading and beading edges of Swiss and cam-
bric, citltcr cyclct or flat patterns— We to 40c yd
Flounciiigs 12 inches wide, good cambric, pretty.
and now solid or eyelet pattcrus— 35c yd
E lgcs of cmnbric in 3 to 9 inch widths, many}.
many patterns of much beauty— , 25c ydt, _
Center aisle, rear. ‘ '
Sweetest little
dresses for baby!
Just as swcct and dainty as Baby herself, litflo’
dresscs of poplin and (limlty and butistc.
Wonderfully fine of texture. :
Wonderfully fine in‘tlicir needlework.
And delightfully (liffci'cnt in their style.
For they liava bccii'madc up with the prettiest
Ol' smocklng in soft-toned colors. ‘ .
And they’ve bot-n given distinctive little collars
,aud cuffs of pink or blue or corn color.
Fit for tho most-loved of babies, sizes 2 to 5..
./ ~ . ' $4 $4.50 $5..
‘ To, make your Spring
swing a task of ease,
have a sewing-machine
do its share. Join the .
Rowland club and have .
a machine at your right , ..
hand from now.. For it,
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r .
. \./</."" {youwillpayjustthe‘l
‘ -’ 1, 18‘s,; ._ regular cash price—but
l A Q -V/’~.' youmaypayitinsmall
( A ’/ .sumsateasy intervals. '4
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you'v'ebeensdmittedto
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