Garfield's acted like a clown,
dreams folks have a notion
and now he surely is the goat,
the butt of much commotion.
rotten. but when y
‘ fit their oosl- bins filled their
math will be forgotten.
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Department ls Complete
and Includes Such Items as:
Hatchets, Hammers, Screw-
driven ............. 10c up
Loch, Hinges and Staples.
10c u
.Bsrrel Bolts, Window Catches,p
be an
Timbers, Pliers. .100 an: S2:
axltohen "Knives, Forks and »
-Spoo 5c and 10c
Paints, Varnish Stains and
Enamel
........
10c
Nourish and Sash Tool Brushes,
10c
Lens and Stands . . 10c and 15c
Rubber Heels, all sizes .. .10c
My Items .Too Numerous to
Mention
'TheRollerStore
Main and llaviland Si.
David iii. Raymond
UNDERTAKER
' ' Tel. Office, 1069-3: House 603.
27 WASHINGTON 81'.
EW RED MEN’S BUILDING
Stock of Merchandise
. ught for Cash
3 «use D. care Sentinel
Success
Coalities,
'lIe Garden Seeds.
better if cultivated. These
ties are health, honesty,
'. courage, initiative, en-
ambition, business
h'gledge, optimism, sincerity,
-t W ess and courtesy.
i kill”. BUSINESS
COLLEGE
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Going to Have Early Vegetables?
Now isthetime to get my. Besides having than for your
Own use, you can make money selling them because they 're sl- ..
ways in demand and at good prices.
HOT BED SASII
on hand. frames of sound straight grained wood and regulation
glass. I
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The Hatch G Bailey Co.
M
cnosxs we PARIS MILLIN'IIRY
33 So. Main St. So. Norwalk,
We are showing New Spring Women's and Misses' Suits, Coats.
‘ Dresses. Skirts, Waists. Silk and Muslin Undergarments, Silk and
Cotton Petticoats. Trimmed and Untr';.1med Hate in all the latest styles.
Priced lower than elsewhere. You have not seen the best unless you
visit the Parts Store. All our cloth garments are all wool.
Lenten Specials
GOOD THINGS TO EAT DURING THE
LENTEN SEASON
Imported and Domestic Sardines. Kippered Her-
rinzs. Sardines in Mustard. Salmon. Anchovies. Salt
Mackerel. Shredded Codfish. Cream Cake Codfish.
B. & M. Fish Flakes. Lobster. Tuny Fish. Crab Meat.
Etc. Swiss Cheese. American Cheese. Snappy Cream
Cheese. Rouuefort. MacLarens. Imperial. Camem-
‘ bert. Pimento. Olive Pimento and Phoenix American.
~ IF YOU WANT STANDARD GOODS COME TO
A. F. Beckmann & Co.
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'88 and 85 WuShington St. " Phone 1405.
a»- ' "I. I I“ .
SCHULTZE’S
Jriday FlSIl Specials
rsucv son snap ....... . . . ................
Bucxsnsn ...... fig:
srssx HALIBUT ......... . ........ 26clb.
smxssutou ........ .............. 24clb.
3smxoon....................... .............. 20clb.
smartest. ...... 20clb.
‘ BOSTON BLUES .. 12clb.
PLAT FISH ................. .120 lb.
COD CHEERS AND TONGUES ............... 24c lb.
THE BEST OF CANNED FISH AT LOWEST PRICES.
WELDING
In All Its Branches. O
VAAST BROS, GARAGE
17 CHESTNUT ST. SOUTH N ORWALK.
TEL. 1360. TEL. 2011.
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'2' Respectluliy.
' towards saving this house. purtlissin‘c
YANKEE DOODLE !
HOUSE ALMOST '
IN COLLAPSE
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house that has a cannon ball stuck in
the woodwork where it. Went during
one of the Revolutionary war battles;
atassachusetts has countless famous
’plac.cs that are carefully preserved.‘
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The letter is here given:— 3
South Norwalk. (‘onn.. |
March 2, 1’18
[‘0 the Mayor of NorWslk .
; Your Honor: l
lnclosed is a snapshot of the fa-.'
imous ‘Yankee Doodle House" in its
pteeent condition. I am but a strand .
;er here returning to New England
after long absence in talifornia, but
I am shocked that any American c-om 3
3qunin should permit so famous a
-building to fall into ruins. In (‘ali-
funds they have restored a whole
«bath or old Spanish mission. using
H) much of the original buildings as
remained This is a matter of pa-
triotism. of local pride and self-rm
spect. and own of good business. ”3
the anniversary of tht doclaration o. 3
war. April 6 could be signslized hero.
by starting the maturation oi this is I
mous building. using snai is left of it. ,
i am sure the city would have the (03
.operation of the “WW .\ir. and Mrs
Hendrick who. like citizens of NOI-
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and the mull! is also noted for its J
‘.fumous buildings.
l Tristram & Hyatt
Norwalk’s Leading Dry Goods Store .
Section.
Don’t Miss the Waist Sale
. A number of most attractive collection of Waists of various materials and a
Wide choice of colors and styles have been grouped on a special table in the Suit
EVERY ONE AT A GREATLYREDUCED PRICE.
New Dress Goods
A big assortment both at the Silk Counter and' m the Domestics Depart-
ment. Samples cheerfully furnished on request.
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w.alk genetail) have. who fully real-
ized the importance of thiI-I ancientI
building in Ameiitan history
‘Yankce Doodle" is no doubt play-
cd by the bands and winstlud bv oII .
boys‘ over there" every day It would
still more out f‘onno-clitut and .\'oI- :
walk on the map" on Am d 63 to start-
-'the re ooration of this building.
I it is no doubt as authentically the
‘Yankee lknsile" building as lilt- nine- i
is fosti-Iing a delusion hcre. ot lhev
building would not b. in its prisont
i am only a stranger here. This is
‘1' job for real Norwaik people who
hate rcal- Norwuild civic pride- and
. sclfrespect
With high rcg .ml for you. and bl’fil‘
at in»: for Norwalit. l mu,
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Any iuction that the city "\ll‘lll
make towards the prisenatlon of
this house and the grounds there-
about or that any lotnl socioiy micht
I take with a view to either starting
"onk on ”W first Hlllll\i‘. stir) oi out
.Intrance into this war. oi the I'uisinc
of luIIds for the prowl Idion of Ito-si-
‘Iilits would bf' one that patriots all
«our the couniiy would i) now it
Imighl be that HIV New England
lSlntes would be glad to subscribi- to
-wurds the fund that Would he it'qllll-
ed for the pI-HIsaII'otiun of this relit
-nnd it might be Ihnt II fund could bo
nixed in allot thestalesihnt took part
n the Revolutionary war with n vii-w
lit and the. grounds and ("‘Jlltillllilllll"
I'I museum of some sort llll'l‘t.
PAsandsns‘N 0N
i GILT EDGE BUMPED
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got the heavy clctiric locomotiv-I butk
on the tracks.
Passengers on the train say that
they wore trawling all or 50 mile-s
an hour when the Gilt Edge near
‘.'rcens Farms in Westport. Sudtlu ,
Iv they felt the engines-r apply llll'
brakes and atempt to hung the ion:
train to a stop. while they tsperienc,
ed what they described as a “bump'
ing"
. When the train was broucht to a
stop the trainmcn found that the
forward trucks at the locomotive had
jumped the rails and plowed up i
dirt and ties for more than a hundred
yards. it is only due to quick action'
on the part '.of the engineers t!“
the entire train was not necked
when the trucks left the track while
traveling at that high rate oi speed.
‘ The (tilt Edge leaves New York
daily at 5:10 and the that stop isi
Bridgepoit, where it is due at 6:" 05.:
, Acrording to the olilciul stattment'
oi the New Yr.ok New Haven and/3
Hartford Railroad company. train
number 26 um held up at Green sl
Forms for an hem and a half by the
derailment of one of the forward
trucks of the electric motor There
BARGAINS.
was no damage and no one was in-
lured.
SUPREME COURT 3
HEARS THE APPEAL
OF MRS. GILLIGAN
‘comouun man .. . ............ . ....... . ...... 26c“ lb.
comer. BRAND some ...... .. ......... . .. 21c lb.
PURE NEW ORLEANS MOLASSES....... 20cqt., 75cgal.
A. STULL
34 Cottage Street. East Notwslk.
"lT SURE DOES THE WORK."
Underwood. I
.‘ V Smith.
. Remincton all otherf
od . 24c ” '
............... . makes. Stlld. Nnted’t C'l ll“ ‘1 '
, ............... aoc' rr-vaned. sonnets u my; ff“; mm” “"d m M
. on 20C ‘ p" month. Machines are a dangerous month for
.m .............. “I.“ at ,5 per month. coughs, cold. eroup and whopping
. Nslibut . ...... . .. 28o ”W...“ cough Be prepared to set prompt rc-
.. . ...... 1 '“9' Don'tleta 1
In. 5° 'rveewniren sxcusuos gum“. “a m mm mm"
. “rose tit-it
, .. . .. .. 230 m Fslrflsld Ava, Bridgeport. Conn.
BEIUIL'I' TYPIWRITEHS
YorkMIrket3
that intonation."
Mrs. W. H. Thornton. 3523
W.10ih 8t., Little Rock, Ark.. writes:
3")” little boy had a severe attack of
- loroup and I honestly believe he would
"Does the doctor give you any hope?“ 3 have one if it had not been for Foley I
"Yes and no. He says father wilillloney and Tar. Two doses relievd
recover. but he's charging as well tor hits. I would not be without it at ass
price. ltlllsse. Powell Corporation.
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‘cd November 6. but
6 that her appeal might be per-Mt-
cd and argument made before the su'
[home court By coincidence. due in
part to the lengthy arguments in 0th
or cases yesterday. the Gilligan case,
was delayed until today. Mrs. Gilli‘.‘
can '24 Icp.ic-’y"e is until June. I
Counsel lot the condemned woman
argued that ihv trial court erred in
admitting cct'lnin tc‘yfinony inciudir.
that Iclating to other alleged violent
deaths at the Windsor homo .and tho.
“the court erred in its charge to the-
jury. Miss Mary E. Archer. Mrs. Gilli-l
gsn's daughter by a former marriage.,
was among the spectators. weariltti
a suit of grayish mixture with gt' ,
stockings and pumps. and now It sty-
‘lish big black hat.
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3 , 3 Han man.
I "So she married for money. eh?" I
I "Yes. " ‘
' "Did she get it?"
I
«y... Butnow she '." also "m”! 'Trinlty more than 100 we; e now in 1‘“ ”It. '0
herbuabsudwassllttlslesellltea
Mwmmmsmr I
.will be
. cntltled
mon- than one distinguished “If;
1mombms or the Taft $1.000 Limit club
of which former President William “.3
Much confined the. greater portion of
Col crnm iiol- ,'
i"omb ’L'm’e u Izeprieic until .tlartll RDPI‘ki’r Mild h
fgelllng idea was uppoumost.
Linings of all Kinds and Colors.
The Biggest Stock 0! Buttons In the City.
WOMENELIGIIILE'
FOR NEW AMERICAN i
MEDALS sou VAL0R3
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‘lcnths of our historit shrines NOIW‘I.‘ (untnstanus which do not no: if) the.
.guurd of tin tut-Ital o.’ '.Ionor'
Awatding of the cross is Inudi r-c
trouctive to April 6. l917.und :Iuv so|-.
tller who ”as 'llflllrtlplIilolt DsIJI-I
guishcd lumsclt sinn- that date b'i
comes eligible.
Medal to Be of Bronze.
The distinguished smvice
win." The-'.'
the left slwvi- of Jim uniform cont.
Wound chi-irons will be of ”)0 soul i
patterns and will be worn on the low
or hull oi‘ the right slem'i‘. ThI- lat
(III will lw given I) .Iny olllcet (ll on-
listed man who in action with the
1mm) I'ic1ivcs II wound that nttcssi
Hill's tho .Ittintion of .I lllt‘tIIlilI oilii
cor.
"Disablement
slates
hv thi- older
Ivus'
No individual will be
nsIl
tht‘
but each nddltl
would
cross or IIchIII.
citation which qu rum
‘nwul'd of the decoration Will entitli-
the soldier to add u bronze leaf to
his ribbon.
Special Reward in Each Case.
OIhI-r citations [or gallantry will be
indicated in each case by a SIIHH
star worn than upon the ribbon of
the distinguished nenlcc corps.
The contending general of the ox-
pedltionury forces is authorized to
cable to the War Department his rec-
ommendations in each case when the-
affair of the Medical of honor has been
recommended in reports made to hint.
II! the soldiers so Iet'ommend is appar-
'ently wounded or so ill as to on-
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danger his life. (lcneIai Pershing is]
Inuthorized to act himself
recommendation 'us rcpII-sentative of
the President"
tion by cable."
Where men awarded the medal m
cross are killed or die before the
award can be made the decoration
'wlll be. .ent to the. nearest rcintiie.
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CONNECTICUT TO
GO OVER THE TOP,- «.-__ .11
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(Continued from Page One)
Other cities
behind.
One. of the guests of honor present
at the (convention was \lrs. A. L.
Crowell. of :36th Manchester. who by
her individual eflorts has secured 64
Taft is chairman. .‘It‘lllllels of this
club pledge themselves by their any
Iinns to buy savings certificates to the
face vnluc of $1. 000 during the year
Assistant Fedetul llite'tor Kavun
his Icmarks to the advisability of
founding War savinus societies. in
“any communities these societies. the
ad been neglected. The
and the
:prlncipal idea of the campaign. that
of saving. was éntitcly m-elccted.
MI. KnvanaunhI urged ,that societies
be founded wherever possible in out
to promote the idea of systematic
saving.
. Encoutnging reports were receitcd
from the progress of the campaign
lin New llaien. Bridgeport. Wutet
hurt and lid ttord. the lencipnl pop
ulution centers of the st..Iic where
the raster part of (onn'cclic'uts III-I
lotment must be raised. Allairs int
\‘ctv Britain. Stamford. Mlddletown3
Winstcd and many of the smaller com
munitir-s were shown to be in exceil-I
ent shape. in many of the turn] dis- !
tricts bad weather had held back lhc’
work. but with the advent of sprinsI
a strong advance was promised etcry 3
where.
At the morning session i’IcsiIlcnz3
l-‘lawl S. Luther of Trinity Collette
was the p: lnclprl speaker. Dr. 1.th l
or said that of the 300 graduates nl
”the trenches
Dr. Luther spoke in part as follows
“It is the saving of thirty. and with
‘ nirdai. ’ _.
also of bronze, will be awarded “tori:
‘I-xceptionaily meritorious service to
" the government in u duty of gII-ut' .
responsibility in time of war.‘ 9"
War service ('IIPilonH uill bc given;
for each six months of active se-rYlt'u3
“in the zone of the advance of then“:
are to be of gold and}
War“ on the lowor half of
i
'wlli be Ionuidcri d a wound IIHNI uniting tmd Imlmucn of mint...
upon the.
and to report his. in“
‘the judge. charged with attempted lar-
and towns were not far'
3H. Krieger 8:00.
i Spring
t...
See our showing oi tine Silk and Serge '
Dresses. The best assortment in the city.; ‘
[PRICES RANGE nun
$7.98 to $25.00
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Dresses
with which we at tontern our
selves at the p. (sent time. The (lot
ernmenl must lune munitions. sup
piles and food. We must cut llllllur
not easily exported to out nilics. Ill
consideIing the metal ctlxct oi eating,
coin blt'litl i wonder if a man' s moral
nature is not situated considerably;
below his heart? Save in clothing
\t eat old clothes. 1 have come to ”W
point where i can set you a good u-
an. pie along that line Do not buy
that new suit thiI spring. Do not grt
that new hat. Do without luxuries.
Let the cliildIen how less candy an H
other things they want. Take it. trol-‘
.ley car instead of a taxi. Take 3 Incl-
ley cur instead of a taxi. bcltcr
still. use nature's means of lmomo
llOll.H
UNJUST CONVICTION.
When the burglar was baled before
ceny for the theft of a pair of shoes
the judge fined him $10.
“But. judge," remonstrated the.
crook. “that‘s an awful line; they did-ml
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THIS our IT Is wonrH'
MONEY.
Don’t miss this. Cut this slip. on-
close with 5c and mail it to Foley 62
Co., 2835 shetlield avenue, Chicago, ill.
writing your name and address clear-
ly? You will receive in return a trial
package, containing Foley's Honey and
Tar Compound for coughs. colds. and
croup; Foley Kidney Pills, for pain to
sides and back; rheumaflsm. back-
ache, kidney and bladder ailments;
and Foley Cathartic Tiabie'ts. a whole-
some and thoroughly cleansing cathar-I
tic for constipation. billousness, hen-1
ache and sluggish bowels. Stillson,
Powell Corporation.
MEN’S AND YOUNG
MEN’S OVERCOATS
$9.95 to $17.95
Values up to S2530
COPYRIGHT
Clothing Co.‘
6 N. Main St So. iiorwallt
+5““""'““""" ..-—..-..-)
Dr..l. ll. mallery
DENTIST
Horwalk, Conn.
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IFancy Roasting Chickens ....... 353
Fancy Fowls ............. ‘ ...... 36:
Genuine Spring Legs of Lamb. .300
Spring Lamb Chops. best ........ 2t:
Lamb Stew .................... its
lSrnaII Lear. Fancy Pork Loin 29:
Pork Chops ..................... 30:
Best Sugar Curbd Hams . ........ 34c
Best Bacon .................... 50c
'Yankee Brand, Mild Cure, sacon, 35.
iBest Heavy Prime Beef from 22c up
IBest Cut ............. _. ......... 28¢
Guaranteed Best Beet
Lean Pot Roast, no bone ........ 34c
Veal Stew .......... . ............. 22:
,Veal Roast 24c and26c
3Pork Tenderloins ......... ;..... 35:
Native Calves Liver . .. . ......... 30c
I[Hamburger steak, Special ....... ,24:
l-l-ome made Sausage, None better, 30c
' Knuckles and sauerkraut, 3 Ill. for 25s
Dill Green Tomatoes, per do: .‘. ..
Brookfieid Butter ................ 565
Brookfieid Eggs ................. 650
Everything in Fresh Vegetables and
fine Groceries.
Cbarnok’s Market
lei. 583-2 ._
76 North Main‘Sl.
BATTERIES WILL FREEZE IN
COLD WEATHER ‘
Call at our Willard Service Station,
where you will meet a thoroughly.
competent stem 9 baLer expert who)
will give nuthorat.ve adtice in thil,
3éonncction.
We recharge, repair and stole but;
tcries. '
, A rental battery for any make of car
|can be obtained at any time.
Fairbanks Storage
Battery Co.
Main Street So. Namath
Telephone 938
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3-1 suronosnzs
I lbu sndexchsnge allkindsod
lScoot: hand Automobiles.
pccial Sale on Second Tires.
EBest Prices Pug“? All Elude d
g 1.. arms _
it Rowan St. East Norwak
Til. 441 Tel. “1.
"’""‘” ”M" "i 5.... 1.. Music:
3” glut.“- art-am;
G as will set Imus-a.
, Relieves in I to s an»
M’u“fifim1“.’.fl.1$&m "0- l .“'.'.Mlm1:':'
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