any arose, con-
PLETELY sumo BY,
i FIRE summit: in
l mu BASEMENT :
-. ‘ at
x-EKCBANKS
‘ locales-at.
and helped the men out quite a bit by
...______ to any great extent. except by smoke
. Norma-ca tram nut M) l
and Personal t... to... m... h. at... h...
letting them see the interior 0‘ the
store and also into the cellars"!-
. Iand some little water. it was activist-
mLCox—ATWATER. ed that about two feet of. water was
that the department was on the l“
‘ Adjoining stores were not damsged
in Ilie cellar of the Domlly. atom
. - . . it ,
35606 . A ““191" and pretty wedding ‘0’ When the firemen were working More.
Y0“ 11 m ”Wilkins hm to [‘ace at the Norwuik Methodist par Shoitly before 11 o'clock m; even-
1843!: all your clothing wants, from so...“ Mum, afternoon, when Miss ing. as Patrolman John F. Flynn, was
. 3 ‘. noiug along his beat on South Main
M‘ Atwater. daughter of Mr. "d in street he smelled smokc and upon in-
S. 3' Atwater, "d Willard R.'8ilcox vestlgntion saw that the interim of
of this city were united in marriage by the James It). Donneily Viol rola parlor
the Rev. A. E. Beebe. The bride was and general stationery More at 16
- ' t- 0 t broad South Main street. was filled with
charming in a suit of bee r of b mi smoke. He called to a msserby to
cloth. with a carriage bouquet o r u send in an ularmwhilehe proceededto
roses she who attended by her sister. mum‘s”. The passerby pulled in
Miss Eva Atwater. and Robert A. Sll- box 3 at 10:45 o'clock. and the (‘tnt-
' “will at. " cox was b t man. Alter a short wed- "11 “Mimi firemen responded. togeth-
higher 1' “I W ' . e” \l slit '1] be er with all who respond at that bps.
In furnishings, gloves from ,dmg trip Mr. and . rs. tor wt
Breaking in the front door, the tire-
$l.85 up. Gnvntg from 50c lat home at 29 Belden awhue. nlen “w a burst of flame near a“,
up. i .-...
_ back of the store and started in there
Sh' . P About titty friends of Misn Helen to find that the real blaze was in
. “1" Union Underwear, 8" 'l‘cuyi assembled at her home. ‘14 Lex- ”I? cellar. They Md '0 make an on
Jamaal, Socks, Handkerchiefs. t. , , , trance into the cellar way throush
And 0 2' Who I til ’ ' “mu awnut. last evening, and h” the back of the store and also
It 0 08 ' ~.--‘ most delightful time at a house . ' hr front
faction or your only returned through the cellar way in t .
R - ' :trti'. Sociabliity reigned supreme of the store on the pavemcn-t there.
‘
ogcrs 8t Stevens
the good looking overcoat to
satisfactory furnishings.
Regarding the prices——
Here are overcoats from $15
to $35
Suits from $16 to $35.
Anything lower in price is
' 'open to suspicion, " anything
’;TONN ELLY’iS
18 lo. Ilia It.
' ' IOU?! IOIWLLI. i
1
Elly iiieWsI
' l
i i
The People's Trust Company has so i
l
l
bards judgment lien for trout, f
7- . , .. - . .M-d thv mcrry young people lndulsed ~ The smoke was 50 blinding that res-
mllltll propelty of Hem) .l. .‘illlit.,I.
itn dancing and other pastimes be liilaiol‘h Wt‘ri‘ needed by those men
cfioulld View 1' 'n ' . . . . .
.f 9‘ "‘3__ IiNORWALK sou-m nonwAthim-tth a and t2 o'clock. Smith amt. “25:13:33 it!" 3:55;; :fif‘f'm‘fim
. n. w. mm h... mm”, so“, an”; .1, ,, , ,,,_,,,__ _ , _ immlfihrd ”"0""? “NIH“ fill“! TIM” headway could be made by simply
-, ‘ . .1 , a . i .. _, . . . .. “"‘m'l ““‘l‘t‘ 59"" - M 35 903' 8 9"" pouring water into the cellar from the
pol» es to Joseph lipitont, (darencea, Lit-u \iomana l-at-ihion Shop an- ploycd in the. P. R: K.. and has a hm. ’tntruncc. lu-cauac of ”.9 far-t, that
" Byline and J. T- 00"th The ROB?“1 pounce that their exclusive Ladies}
Inolds Motor Car (.30., has sold a truck and Miasoa' Ready to Wear
to Peter Nelson. '
l “rd” "i Plrl‘flbllul friends. She was a ”if“, “'Ii'Irzvthr‘culo‘r i338
)epart fine host. sit Ifl-‘l cvcnin w l c l _
‘ ._ .. g and when the .
1mm“ Will he opened Ma")? 8' at Willa”! iii-“llcrscti ll‘ lit-st ol good wish- might»: Stiiflglfoiiixdflgrihzwxoz:
i," ' 3m“ strum, Nomulk' A“ “p'i'le‘ in “'t'l‘t' t-xivntl.d to her by departing and the cellar pipe put through. which
tum. were only four hairs M "all; "mm” ”n“ 0' lucrchandisc will ht‘ii‘ritdds. lu-lped to extinguish the blaze a good.
coins, in Nor-rail; last wet-it, and theI mm", at Popular Me“ O”— deal, I
'MMKeS'ammtntod to 35,100, to”... ._. i
. , ' l
. I Mrs. B. it. lla its, formerly of 4 l'nlon' A! the roar of the store on the
“sedan “"9“ 0' February. 1917, ‘!'°""}" Lieutenant Preston 8. Hoyt, son off pinch Not-walk, and daughtcr, MM right llund side its one (‘nlol'ii Ml.
were five transfers of prtmer'ty. aittl
. ' , I are
. , Mr. and Mrs. E. Thacher Hoyt of Dan‘, Donnelly fluently bud n \ictro a p
witnesses ot $16,950. . '
I IMerritimu of .\'cw York. will leave for 1m, added. with . slumber of booths.
thlry. hart becn promoted front second Corput Christi, Tons, Wednesday. rccord vaults and quite a stock of
’ liicuto-nantto a fir" licutcnant-y inlh'V wht-rt- sht- will visit her sistw, Mrs. Victrolatl of l‘ii prices. It was cati-
"int‘ lollowng attachments hart- r.--'.-..gumr army. Lieutenant Hoyt hi (i... WM“. n, that t'i‘Y. mutt-d at the last inventory llult Mr.
cently’beeh filled in the olflcctif f".un‘hitit ”to Fourth Fit’iti Artillery, ht: ' ‘ " , tDonnelly had about ‘4300fl‘flll‘ii;.3:
Olen Smith. Antonio Doddo D)’ r\lcr.f('anip Shelley. Mississippi. 3 Mr. and .\lrs. Attitus'us Hunt of W.l- recogl'sI “gymnast",pu‘g:? “in,
WW9. Harbor View Park, 340; Auto: posit y o . .
w. . —— Ill‘l'blll')‘, apt-lit ytmtt-rllay with Mr. and saved.
., f'iO‘VW' by Raymond Brothers. 860: . 'l‘hort- has lwen an unusual rush of Mrs. William .I. Portion, of Wilton Av»
y' Andrew Chontos by J.
ii- idl‘Tt'nCl‘.’dh‘nron cases in the superior court of: one. Mrs. Hunt was formerly Mil”
Lament!» im't't-l. 82!... {this county during the past five day; 'I Mary Molfutt of this city.
—~ ’fottrtccn actions of that nature having'
. ' . , . an entrance into the parlor
A “0'“ "’0'" (amp ”M0!” 3iliiif‘li‘bccn filed in the office of the clerk of" Mine Mabel ll. Kot-n of iilll'Il’lll th-- 22"]: 3:: imposlliblc to go into tho
"'3" "W «Norwalk "'0" "ii" it?" for 'tlm court in llrldgewutpr. .\'o Dun-Hm“ M" ”W“ spending 1 if?" ""‘h utorc thtougll the front entrance
IIAycr that \t'cdnesztlny :trrlvt-tl thct-o- ttt‘hury cast-s appear in a... list. Iwitlt relatives in Mount Vernon. Through the holes [hug der- “9‘".
bars. picks and am. before they
mmmmh -. _., 7,7..,.,‘,...~ ..
lane in action in Champagne and the
paititions ,pltlce north of Dismundc. Here after
to chop prolonged artillery preparations the
The “MW" in ”n" addition w "who column moving on Vitctlbk is ad-
tltore were heavily barred mth iron vancinlt at an average rate of sixteen
and the “"‘men had to "m '1 '0 "0' miles p‘aily and has passed beyond;
WMWUW nowlsll = ‘ v I. '
castl- session assuring complete m. '
unity lexilety of control. ~
i"Our own forces have taken over
a sector northwest of Tout. In addi-
tion. a number of our detached units In [ZS
. Spring Suits, Coats, Dresses, Skirts
I?” New Spring Hats a} Popular Pnccs' .
cam: ACCOUNTS trial-zit
momentum of batt'e is increasing.
“We have but to note the occur
routes of the past week in our own
sector in Lorraine in order to gain an
idea of what is taking place. Patrols
have been very active. Early in the
week the enemy made two attempts to
reach our lines. but was driven on
by machine gun tlre. On March 1 tht
themv developed a sharply driven at:
tack. After a short struggle the has
tile detachment was repulsed.
"The Germans now are using gas
along our front. Our men are beconl
lug accustomed to tth weapon. Our
gas masks are efficiently protective.
Our artillery wits very buay shelling
enemy [stallions and inflicted cou-
t-‘itiel‘itbit! damage on gun and maltur '
emplacementa. ,
"important troop mow-menu took
plat-c behind the (It-mum Luca oppos
itc our front.
"in spite of the low visibility. hm-
tile aircraft continued active and
made frequent incursions otcr our
lines.
“in the region at the Chemin-des-
Dame» lively encounter-7mm place.
A French raid against the German out'
posts. in which a number of Anlt‘l'l'
can volunteer- participated, Was vhrv
successfully carried through.
In February 24 the French execut-
ed a coup do main, destroying hostllt~
Ford Repairing Is
My Stronghold
Come Over the Bridge to
'AUSTIN’S. GARAGE
Seaview Ave, East Norwalk
Tolsphono in.
defensive works and shelters near
Aapuh. in Upper Alsace. Small raids '
were
in Champagne and .lagraine
also recorded. The enemy also was
driven back to while attempted to
react in the. vicinity of the Butte du
Mean" and the Chemin des Dames. .
“The boldest enterprise undertaken
;by the enemy during the week took
O. B. JACKSON
OPTOMETRIS'I
ngallItroct.
[8me LENSES—Folding Oxfords i add I
Shall Shut-On and 0601' NW
enemy endeavored to throw a bridgc
across the Yser. The Belgians sttc
cesafully prevented six consecutive at. '
tempts to push this Operation to suc-
cessful conclusion.
“The new trend of events in Russia
has no doubt modified (it-rntan plans
to it certain degree. For the time be
inglthe enemy continues to advance
eastward. Following the highways.
and railroads xix columns of lnvaalon -
” ' ' 3mm v, manor: out '
Will Be Inspection Day
Estbonia the enemy has reached a
point approximately 160 miles from
No goods will be sold. We cordially in-
‘ vile the public to get acquainted
i
Petrograd. in Livonia. Jurjev. 160=
miles each of ltlgn. halt been entered.
Pshov.‘ This force has met with;
some opposition. After the capture;
of‘ Minsk the hostile t-ncmy operating:
in this area, continued its advance!
4:: so. to. All were unsigned '
c, contagious discus» develops.
INK“
the‘Imeeting of flit-Ml Circle.
1;.
1i
MI'i‘oatpanv. 8th Battalion,- Dcpot;
tr Wombat will he kcvi in uugm" 3 wl'l't' mitt-ti by patient-t renterday."”"' "“k‘m“ “'"h
J no for two weeks. to see whether nnv. Wm, complained of having
I, iagtlteu-rtlal rllit'. Tito Norwulk boysl
front Greenwich. Stamford, Westporl.
pot-l, uranium and New Lon-I
‘ “ions of the Forest. last evenln‘ggwhfinl
'0' flow members and npplipatlonzit.
to
. .I
"“5 h" . ill by drinking the city water.
" ('..
.
1.0m lull-i
I .pin the reservoirs is to bltune.
.,
The Girl
the: g -
Score-s of physicians in New Haven‘
been made ritt avenue.
The|
illlttiicai mcn immediately got in touch
are‘lu the name company with ”m”; with the health department and Dr. '
. . -.\' 'wal .
.1. Bartlett. state bacteriologist,Isevi 0' k , i“ i
, ('ill'l tl samples of the water at various ' I
ipoiutu in the city and these are now ITALIAN LOAN OVER .
, - lboin ' ital zc ht. ttt t bt l '
,9‘ There was a record attt-ndancc ltii g d y d int ‘ u 9 la ""0”
”insults thus for show that vegetation
A came that in probably an cxattitplru
» .- , _ t-ral \‘lctrolzts vrcrc Wt‘f‘d U" “ii" cuttk and itti ultimate objective. should,
Charles ll. Korn. Philadelphia. spent the hands of willinn hcilil‘l'ii- 0|“ 3" it continue to and its course unlm-f
his parents on‘Bur-r'l‘O'MW" “"90 i" "amateur "in" peded. would be cut oil and possibly
’ corps." and the Victrolaa were tntrlod occupy Moscow. I ;I
into nearby stores» MW "dim”: "The fifth column. oporntinc in W.
. ‘ lot the Paris Cloak llntl Suit House. pripet sector. also is converging on —
Edward .I. Hamilton. of Fort Slocum opened his store so that Mr. Donnelll' Smolensk up] Most-ow an it llnnl 0b
is spending an extended furlough in might start» any Riot‘k ”It“ 1'1““‘1 il‘ fictive. The sixth column. t'mnpoacdil
ii
and its apparently headed for Smut-la
saved. of Austrian forces-t opernt’ug in Vol-
The blue in the collar pron-d to be hynin owing to the fnvorablc recap-ll
ta vety stubborn nllalr and it was Ml tiolt the Austrians have received at:
l .
he EveryWomen’s Fashion Shop
13 Main Street, Norwalk
ibo’ur and a half or no nftcr the alarm the hands of the lTkrainiana. has been;
FIVE MILLION LIREthud been arm in. before the firemen able to advance more than two bun-3P—
t'
- _ had it extinguished. and then small 'drcd miles into the interior ilnli is rtl.
(Continued from First Page). lnamcs could be sccn occasionally. ported to be within sixty miil'S of
The store itself presented the up Kieff.
pcarancc of a wreck when the firemen. "The Runninns are believed to be
managed to clear tht- smoke out so prepnrlllg to stcm the title of invttmon.
that they could enter and, sec their Pottograd ill bt-ing prepntcd to with.
subscriptions painted the live billion
mark and the oneness 'rl‘ ’llie lo'iizi
.__._..-~.
from eleven were received. . .~ .
(lie “I” visited b dele atio'ml fr mi of sonic that “iii tlotolop here is m. “-3.3 assured. Minister Nillt soil mp. w 'trotind
‘ ‘ . ' y ‘ '3 . " ”mitt-d from Manchester, Wilt'l't‘ relzl tit-monstrutt-d the country's [‘olgtflulinn . “‘{finnq impel camcrtll watches,
Tam“! Columbus and CW" -\“m’k "ti tires of ti soldier injured 'ln st-rvlcti in “"‘i WW“- fl‘h“ nation. "” ”I‘I' I"“i'muuicnl 'ina‘tru'uicnts. books. magn-
“"N°'"“'k' ”‘9 WWW" ”mu’” being; Franco lmvt- bet-n approached by a “m" t" ”w m""“'"" bfl'm'“ it km‘“ {since cigarettes books ledgcrs. Bust-
, .1 .,' ' ' ' llnt.i b.i - '. \ ~- " ' '
atone tho memhrm of the \iultinnI “-mhmmn ”war lawn,“ Mm mm, ‘ " ”0“ ”“ “l“ "‘l“"“'~ Ho..- novelties. postal colds. razors. in
. . . St-ntltot- ltllffini‘urgcd that t'fitir , - \l
”fuel“ They "”9 "I attendance ““3 to bundle and collect any claim they csprtzlnlly Amcricttn, to hair. Thu 3:; thcilv'l:2:rl:d fgegggniaihgngéil
otpuwom: of discussing plans withl It. is being emphasized in tuninndti to attract foreign “pm'l‘;-\vitnh (whtcr dnntngcd bv smoke 01.
__ committee from Rienzi Circle financu minister replied: " ' '
ipolnted for the entertainment of
l
'- ' - barred by the flames.
“m"“m islcndmg '0 mi il't‘l'iy illlti ( . f flame which
i 91”".1‘“ siren “8 capital m ””an It is said that tl pull 0 .
_ , . the. billows of
connection with any claims pt‘r rent. She proposes to raise the Em:::l¥u§n;$:tdo‘ilth‘f damage. and it
against the government arising from mic to iil't'. which is the current rate cirarre'd the ceilings burnt stuff up
~. . such causes. but that advice and il‘" 'hprp' Si") i“ thus trcnting “9 “s ”h" and smoked and blackened utmost in"
4’. dictates from Stamford, Norwalk sistanco should bc sought of the local would treat berm-ll. EVIdcntly. “‘0
Tl rv ing there.
- debt contracted tow rd in. t - 9 J“ .
_ 1.30““: Norwnlk. “)7 committee war bureau. which will out without Status will it‘ilti to the esttlhlirtlllll‘lllilIll‘il In spltc M the late hm" man) pm,
wilted at last evening’s meeting.“large '
i - t r . go which
, , of mutual lnlcrcsts. an we shall do pk (amt out ‘0 “e the bin
for this purpose is compostil of bird}
e much from the sires-Li
‘ ’ Guruummm to attract "WNW“ c"i’i' iiiii lufhiitoigkh|ti>§ever was a very stub-
M. A.-Cl:trk, Mrs. M. Murray. Mrs. II The “no“ number of ”w Wm, mm” tal. .
not. Mrs. P. Get-ry and Mil-ls .\. T., motion er‘it‘fl. lust rt-ccived m the n.
burn ttllnir. because of the smoke. the.
Shock-n. A large delegation will so. hm}. is a Home “mung (mum M
T‘ iirrptrn-lming at a loss to discover.
iofitmth Norwalk, Thursday twenlng. CiiiZf‘n-Soidieia, it is a small pm". i
i M d -
i . 0 em Wizard
l ———_._
. only have.
"‘V‘: Matucltt-stl-r that relatives of soldiers
. . the: hate no need of 'the services of law
prime officers dt-gruo team and of”...H in
fie-Ital visitors, who will be in Stamford!
”' pr]! 14. to initiate a large class of'
__L_.,._.
l The t‘cntral station firemen were
called otit shortly. lfter 11 o'clock this
morning to a grass fire at the rear
of ,thc confectionery store of E. H.
Stillman. on Franklin street. Thorn
‘wns‘ no damage done. 5
i The l'trcmt-u ncrc also called out
,tlte source of the blaze. 1
March 7‘. to nttcntl an open, meeting. phict of only 62 pages, but.glves m
ve-tSlquord 9dmcma concise form a lot of information
about army life, drills and regulations.
It is prepared by the War Department
m 001.138, GRIPPE: HEAD} and intended as an introduction to the
' last night at about 10:15 o'clock bi’
implication to The Committee on Pub
~ J’mfl Corporationtlc information. Washngton, D. or
cish lwr- we kept busy dispensing
. honour. the t ther discovery of a Cln-IENEMY TRYING
Ptinnnti genius, which is said to iooneni TO REACH LINE
-uuv corn m It lifts out with the lin- 0F AMERICANS
gent. . L
i i
’ deposited in the I
80th Norwallt Savings Bank
in or before the fifth of this
month will draw interest from
Ethefirst ' ”
Auk .1! all)! phurlnacv for a quarter! (Continued from “I“ m.)
t.‘ _ ito rid title's “eel. of every hard or salt are expected to affect "em" in
tour. or tttllus. '
You Willy 5“” a few drops oil medium” plans. the review intimatcs.
tender, aching corn an‘dlnatantly the
l.)l‘t‘l‘.l'!r is relieved, and soon the.
corn is so shrlveled that it lifts out
without rt particle of pain. it is a
sticky Mlb‘ilalzt'e whichdrletl when ap-
plied and never lnflamcs or even irrl-
iotea tin atllmnlng tissue. _
This discovery will prevent thou-
sanls of drama annually from lockiaw
Russia and to only one of these. the'.
column moving towards
opposition noted,
Turkish forces advancing in the,
Caucasus are meeting with little ra- '
slatencc and are massacrlng Armenian.
, -~
the Rulialans. .
The review follows ' ‘ i
“The lhlrtl in th of relatlvn'
. 7r! s infirm. as. “film“ to hints an Inn. units. 3'“.
.I log .to twill. W
willmnke the old saying about com-
ing in like a lamb and going out like
a lion come true. The forecast below
i
and nights and mornings over south--
wind and blustcr in states of the south-
. . . '. ., west and Gulf border states.
‘ ACRE, BT04 *innnuals and regulations with whichii Dmmms mi'g'“ em” con" lliox 26.” but found that it. was a false “.1 frosty over northwest and Great. “1“” 1" ”“WWWL We - - -34-°°
: in... wk“... wm {Nome “comm“, (mt; Pound which loosens :l ;alnrlu. They had no-sooner rcturncd Mk“ region ~ ,7. 20.30. Indium But.Coutll,pricc . . 54.00
m 8. P. 0'. LAXATIVE COLD, ”Mm" mm Th “b t 2 com so it lifts right Out to the station and had gotten com-I ' ' ' Wu 5501:”; "3'3"“. 34 00
' i ' 5 ' i’ 9’ ““7 "’W 9 f, ’tortably 59mm. that Box 3 called- 4th to tith--St.ormy wave. Rain m". outximrive . . . .
TABLETS. ' the pamphlet may heborrmved. or in- 7= glhcm out to the fire in Donnelly't-l sleet and snow over the Pacific and W" m [Mic Cores 33:13}. [lid-girl 33
25° Box ‘dividuttlri mav obtain copies free ~onIl Good at “'5 flit-tends rapidly and drug- store. ' ERocky Mountain highland, Much . ' " " ’
‘.
iwest and middle west.
’weather over Middle Atlantic and New.
‘England states. I
. am». ahum- ...h . . , , 9th to nth—Cold wave. Great rush.
. - I fol cold air from the west nnd north-Ii
MONE Y cm ..,..t _ “3‘3? ”"21"”? "i
w.” “Mr, 1"" .! said/to i , . _ mm as a oma. r ansas. canes-I
I l ,r- be sufficient, Operations in the eastern theatre,“ and the Carolinna.’ High winds
. (France, through a modification of.“
coast.
Six Téuton columna'are operating ilti 14th to l7th-~Raln wave. Thunder fund” ””17"” "1° ”"1 day 0' spring
Vlteblll. is any Oklahoma. Kansas and bulwud_Ith. mam Friday on the 29th and
Showers over Great Lakes. New YorkjE‘m" 0" tho 31"
residents of the districts retnken from “mm" for March over central
. .and southeastern sections.
quiescence on the west front has come "0|!“ "Id (ml tcmpcsrtum hi
“NW". "“1"“! to a close. Daring this period both lloclty "annulus. Central and NcwIVIl’ losses Twelve vessels aggrega-
I
I, '. ' ‘ ' ' ‘ I l l~.-.l
7. _. ,8. W” “Infill“ 'll‘ 'l'hl'ill Stamps 3'3... liivi‘hiiilcldnl' habit of «that; belligerent! hm bopswtonnottaaun; linglahd tutu.
. “I. 3'“ .. - . ' com-dun .* “slalom"- . ‘ _. t
s - are is evidence that the aaemv
our northwest. Lalta regio- aad New hbraa'ry. and plasma seamen lost
IWIWI
stand a BeiKP.
"In the Caucasus region from tho
Lukc of Van to the Black Sea is again
in Turkish hands. in the districts r.-
occupied by the Turks. it is stt'ttcd
that they are massac‘rlug the Armed
tans. .
'iln Palestine the British are in
close contact with the Turks. who are
retreating northward through the vol-
ley of the Jordan. in Mesopotamia
the British are advancing up the
Euphrates and have arrived in the
vicinity of Hit. which is reported to
have been evttctiatcd by the Turks."
EIésfine—v
ed 1150
' Effect an Astonishing Reduction
i In Stout Figures
Mild Period For the Neat Few DaylrI BACK and FRONT LACE
Followed by Rain. Slut and Snow. i Hi
. ps, bust and abdomen reduced 1 to 5
The weather for this month so far inches, m look 10“ 20 ds “'5‘".
You are no longer STOUT, you can wear
more fashionable styles; and you get
Satisfaction and Value at most moder-
ate price. You never wore more com-
fortable or "easy feeling" corsets.
LACE BACK REDUSO STYLES
WEATHER FOR MARCH.
seems to bear this out: 3
lot to .‘lrd-whllltl period. l-‘air days
Clear ‘
Back and Front-Lace for
Slender and Average Figures
give lhe"new-form " the figure vogue
. of the moment. inexpensive. faull- /
lead, fitting. Uneqnailed for 'Cornfort,“'car and shape-moulding“. to 83”
Unsettled
A! Baal-la
WEINGARTEN "05.. In“ NEW YORK Chico.
Ii During larch several things will hing. a cablegrnm to the Norwegian
;occur such as St. Patrick‘s Day on imitation today announced. /
\ r'
.1"
er bake region and North Atlantic
——~.~“ -_...
on Thursday the 21st. Palm Bands on
howcra from Texas northward over. Y Hubert J. Lilly. of Stamford, form-
:erlv of Norwalk, who is in the United
States service. has been promoted to
' ‘ corporal in lh sun on
wan Losses m uoawav. ”my New yzrim' ° N" " F
i ' '
i waamlvo'ron. north t.—Norway."
mm": continues to solar heavily from (lor-
maa submarine operations and other
talc and New England. l
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