7 City Ne
. suntption. together with
’OOUTH NORWALK
' nanometers
' archaic. iaaadlookst
margins
85,Wasllaglou soar
Perfimied with the costly
new odor of 26 flowers
WEATHER FORECAST
For Xorwalk and vicinity: General-
ly fair tonight and Friday. The east-
ern depressim has moved southeasr-
ward to the Midldle Atlantic coast.
There has been General nectpitation
river during
A moder- I
3ate low is central north of Minnesota
' and the pressure is also below normal
Temperatures are
generally somewhat lower this morn-
east of the Mississippi
the last twenty-four hours.
in the southwest.
in; in the eastern district.
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WEATHER A YEAR AGO
TODAY.
Temperature :
37. Cloudy.
High, 48: low.
ue south of France. Sandalwood from mys-
tic India. Olibanum—uthe francincense of the
Holy vLand. Scent—ireighted ylang-ylang
flowers from Manila. The flower gardens of
the entire world have yielded up their choicest
blooms for Jonteel.
All these different odors have our master
pcrfumers cunningly interblended—that the
ll k‘ :t. ‘ 7 ‘ ’~ '
l: Just smell it! Smell orange blossoms from
of!
fragrance which rises may be new—distinct-
five—supreme.
But more—Talc jonteel is the first talc em-
bodying so costly an odor at popular price—
Monker Grotto will hold an informal
ceremonial at the Masonic Temple on
South 'Main street" tomorrow evening.
Sam Williams, colored, over-imbibed k
and became hilarious last night so that
This
morning he was fined 85 and costs by
.ludge Vosburgh, before whom he was
Patrolman Flynn "necked" him.
arraigned in the down town court.
1"”
' Members
of Lady
lodge. Shepherds of Bethlehem, will
present their play, ”Mollie's Way," at
the meeting of Eureka Rebekah Lodge.
No. 4. as Odd li‘ellows' Hall, South Nor-
evening ,and there
walk tomorrow
promises to be a good attendance.
This evening the medical odlcer ot
the British and Canadian Recruiting
Mission, together with Sergt. J. B.
'l’lfnlott, will he at the City Hall at. .
' 7:30 to examine those men who have.
made application foLcnlistment
sire to make application now. it
try, in this city.
—BASKE'I'BALL
Basketball. Armory. Friday night;
Norwalk vs. Jersey City. Dancing. Re-
served seats at Dagon’a.
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Throughout the state the coal sit-
uation is gradually returninc to nor';
The distribution of coal was:
returned to the hands oi the-dealers}
today, having been:
supervised by the fuel committee of .
that city for several weeks. Coal is
still being sold only in limited quan-,
mo].
in Bridgeport
titles in many places. but
supplies, leads to the
sity‘ of avoiding any waste of cool.
i The Central
Trust Company
!
!
i
I"
26 Wall St.
smut. 0011“-
—-‘¢ —.
Washington
is
hoped that there will be at least 40 rr-l
cruits from the 118 British subjects‘
who can do something for their COUI’le‘
it is ‘ex-i
pected that even this restriction will,
be withdrawn in a‘short time. Hun-l
dreds of families are managing'to get.:
along with little coal during these:
mild days and the reduction in con-‘
increasedi
expectation.
‘ that everywhere in the state condivl
tions will son 'be normal again. Eru-§
" phasis is still placed upon the necev-,
ii
and‘
also to' examine any men who may do»:
25c. Cold Cream Jonteel, a delightful cleans-
‘ ing cream, 50c.Face Powder, clinging, invisi-
ble, 50c. And the new Combination Cream
Jonteel—softening and protecting. a perfect _
base for powder, 5 - ‘
MARCH
t A HARSH MONTH FOR
DELICATE SKINS AND
GOOD COMPLEXIONS
Your favorite skin cream or beauty
old at lowest prices.
Creams Powders
Creme LA'me (La May) 35c Amolin Powder ...... llc, 33c
D. l R. Cold Cream (“lb“) La Blache Powder. ......39c
. 10c. 20c, 39c . - _
- Oouraud’s Oriental Cream BflksCorylopsis Tal
'nginc Lady uuynffiufi Bathasweet 286,58:
Elcaya Cream ........... 60c Coll-"5 Talcunt. - - J59 25¢
Hind's Honey & Almond Comfort Powder ..... 20c, 39:
Cream ...... .....45c, 89c Carmen p.“ po'd“_m45¢
Mavis Talcum ...........25c
Malvina. Cream .......... 45c
Pond's Cream (jars) 23c, 45c
Freeman's Face Powder. .25c
Squibb's Talcum ......... 13c
Palm Olive Cream ....... 29c
Pompeian Night Cream
{:va Rice Face Powder. .37c
enncn's Talcum ........ 18c
33c, 69c
Poudre L'Amc (La May)
206.
Packer's Charm ..... 23c, 45c
Sempre Giovine ......... 50c
Saxolite ................ 65c-
/
Toilet Soaps /’
Colgate's C. B. Soap. .iOc, 25c Pear‘s Glyc. (scented)...20c
l
‘ Cuticura Soap ........... 23c Physicians & Surgeons..10c
Jergen's Violet Glycerine.10c Poslam Soap ........ 15c, 23c
Palm Olive Soap ......... 10c Resinol Soap ............ 23c
Packer’s Tar Soap ....... 21c
Woodbury's Facial Soap. .20:
FM
Dependable animus l
Liggett's has always been recognized as the place
to buy hair brushes. ' . l _.
Good brushes are becoming increasingly scarce and
higher in price. In fact genuine bristle, solid back
brushesof excellent workmanship will soon be at a
premium.
We therefore suggest that you replace that hair
brush of yours NOW from our fast diminishing stock
of good brushes.-
You'll find some of American, French, English or 3
Japanese make of varying sizes and different degrees of i
stiffness in bristles ,suitable for man or woman. ‘
as low as 50", and up to $2.50
Some
LE” PNEUMONIA IN CAMP.
for the week ending' March 1. "m
ll’l'aic Joniee i
—-—-——-_~.--..
\
'l'
—-—11re.,0r.egular 5c—
r-aosm 7
*
—* HOWLAN D's)
Entrances on Main Street, Fairfieid Avenue. Cannon Street
=_____________—__l_ _
l
Big savings 1 “Back order” silk ,
0-. -,4
i
in the “littles” , ; Big bargain-$1.20
personal needs with a few
price of each.
How quickly those pennies will amount to dol-‘
lars!
Note These N otion: Savings !
,- Sewing needs.
Scissors, good quality, 4 to 6
inches. regular 25c—
Bias seam tape. lawn, 8 yds. to
piece. regular dc to IOc— dc
Tape measures. regular 50—40
nick Ruck braid. 6 yd. pieces,
Nos. 2! to 34, regular 15c— 10c
Buttonhole edge.‘ odd lot in
white and colors, regular 1°C to
lrm plece— ' tic
lint linings, regular lOc~ Dc
Pin cushions. regular prices lac,
be
1-2
‘ .
Collar bands. plus 13 1-2 to
it 1-2, tie
lingerie tape, 6 yds. to piece,
complete with bodkln, regular
10c— 80
Was ironing pads. regular tic—4c
Colorlte. for renewing straw
hats, all colors, regular Zic—llc
Pins & Fasteners.
Pins. 300 to paperfingular dc
to ac dos.—- 5c
Snap tasteners."black or white.
all sisal. regular 10o dos-— Sc
Hooks and eyes. white or black.
all slaea. regular 61: card-8 for 101:
Hair pins in cabinets. assorted
styles. regular 10c and 15c—
Ic and no
Dress-maker's pins. 1-4 lb. in box.
regular 30c— :50
Tailors' chalk. box of 6 pieces.
regular Ic— tic
measures. good and accu-
4c
Buttons.
Small pearl buttons, regular 5c
dot.—- . .2 dos. 5c
Pearl buttons. sizes 16 to 24.
regular 5c to to card— 4c
Fancy Ivuttons‘ of several sorts,
regular. l0c card- ' 8c
llnntlsomc pearl buttons in many
sizes. regular 50c card—-
Left ninl
' Spring
trim and pretty.
Whether of new high cut or in oxford style or of
smooth beautiful pump model, these new Spring
shoes from which women may choose, are trnn and
attractive.
An opera pump of patent leather has light turn
sole and either French onmilitary heel. , $5.50
A black kid lace shoe is given diversity by stitch-
ing that imitates a tip. It has graceful Cuban heel. $8
. Another pump is/of the new tobasco calf—and it
wing tip simulated by stitching and a smart mili-i
heel. $6
a s tched tip. $8
ach day some new gt
font 1,
beat ty
VIOLATINO can: LAW
- Allen's Foot-Ease,
STRATFORD. March 7.—Complatnts
have been made that the people of
g'fitratford ara‘not living up the game
l RAILWAY IMPLOVIO PINOION' law, so Wilbur Smith, the county name
wasnixo'rox. March r.—comin- ‘ WASHINGTON. sures 7AM "mm is invostlgatlng the matter.
ued improvement of health conditions tlai increases in pay for railroad oil- in ordor io'hunt fur bearing animals
in the array camps and cantonmeuts ployes retired on pensions were sag-you must get (license from the town
: in the United sum is shown in the mud to is. railroad wage counts-{emit 'l'hlarlicense covers all hunt-
detalled report of the surgeon-general ston today by Earl H. Horton. amt-'1" as wall as the taking of
ideal of the Order of mm Milan and includes moons.
‘ death rats—4.0 per Loco—4s the lowk Agents. ltwas the Int m
cat "cordedulnes November ll. 1017. that any miller. than active employ“
thomiaail mtmwamm-i
in
the skins
'ts. gimtlat. these laws as» be MI «Mm m—uv. ,
alsaditnstthsolsadwwitlbspro‘
0c and to insure correct fit and hung
'Rich brown shoes of regular height have milia
tan or Cuban heel; and one has a real and the otherI ' . THE ENEVITABLE “HF 99
'nccful member joins the '
Spr 19:5 0 mily. ’Tis-good time to meet that '
l :hoose ' a companion. Comfort and ‘
l s . ‘
1c; they are all in it!
Main floor, rear.
_ THE ROWLAND DRY GOODS COMPANY.
powder to be shaken into the ahoes‘
and sprinkled in the foot-bath. _
Plattsburgh Camp Manual advises men '.
rhoes each morning. It prevents hlisfi
ters and sore spots and renews pain-'
ful,
the sting out of coma and boulons. A
cortain,relief for sweating. cation; n
mush-ate. tired. aching teat. Always use alien's
'stuls. miaks sad foxes. no notice moi-nun to lit-h a new Um. Bold .
.i nmc 0cm. '
only is just as
worthwhile
a big one.
- It takes but a
few little sav-
ings to make
one big saving.
Here are lit-
tle savings that
quickly amount
to large ones—
a selling of no-
tions and little
pennies clipped off the
Months and months
lug”, we bought a lot of
handsome silks from
one of our regular mills.
They delivered most
of them—but ono nota-
bly-good thing they
could not deliver. So
they put it; “on back
order".
Then prices shot up.
We did not count on
getting that silk. As
time rolled by, we :11-
most forgot about it.
Lo and Behold! it
appeared the other day
——and was sold to us at
the original price.
So here it is; a fine
‘ silk at a fine economy.
11>
Dress Forms.
To save time and much work:
Chiffon finished tafieta of firm even weave, of
splendid quality and weight, soft and beautiful and
richly-lustrous. . a
of dress or skirt.
May be adjusted
sizes and figures.
Empress forms. 24 sections. tel-
escope into small space when not
in use, latest price tlti— .15
Queen forms. 28 sections. built
to telescope icnd take up little
room when not in use: latest price
fit
to different
Its colors are many and dclighting:——fivc shades i”
of dark blue, medium and light gray, myrtle and rose-
t20--. a da green, copcnhagon, plum, taupe, African brown,
‘ Thre l black—and then the light hues such as pink and maize
s I - y .
(‘lnrk's ONT spool cotton. regg- and 'Nlle 811d light blue‘ '
lar fic—- i‘ ' ' ' . n "F ' v v.
an,“ on. dam,“ mm“. A 36-inch snlk,aicgular $14.) Sills today , $1 29 '3'
regular 4c— s for we at the special price of ' ’
Busting thread, 500 yds. regular
5c--— 8 for 100 -
Sillro darnlng cotton, all col- ' Third floor ' ‘
ore. regular 50- 4c .
(‘B «turning cotton. mercerlsed l .7
all colors, regular ac— dc . - l m
a t l .l '
Personal notions N W l '- 2?
I . ‘ a“
Black shoe laces. the three best e lnens ; ~ “ '4
sizes, 8 pairs in bunch. regular 1. .
inc-— ioc f d .
C et in e. 5 ' ds, re ular . .
mi" °' W i .. 01‘ PCSSCS.
Dress shields. light, regular 15c ‘ _
1 pl's. 25c
Sanitary aprons. regular 25;? Yes; real linens for dresses. What good ncwsl.
Sanitary hells. regular 25c—2ic And what welcome they are being given!
Kid hair curlers. 4, I and 8 inch. , _ - ' 9%
renular 15c dos— Me As attractlvc and as excellent and as durable as
Hair nets, straight or cap shape.
black, brown and blonde, regu- QVC)‘. ' ‘ .
Iar. ldc— _ 7c, 4 for 25¢ .
Silk eta-tic. fancy frillsd._ many More welcome than ever; for they are growing ’
colors, regular 25c to 4°C )d.-— ~
In rd- scarcer and scarcer.
Colored shoe laces. 1 1-2 to 2 . '
"“‘- ”n" “we“ ‘va ”3“" 1% Such a splendid collection of colors! .
25:3} ”5" ""“"°"'°”' ”“3; . Navy and copcnhagcn and rose and pink and .
0. rear. E, M and brown and green and wistcria and tan and .
oyster. 1 ' iii
. l \ . '
Shoes; BUT whoever wrshes enough for serviceable at- 1
' . tractivc Summer dress will be wise to choose quickly. . I 3-
0nc yard wide— " 69c.
FOR WASH SUITS—Bangkok suiting. » ' . ~- ' 3%
Somewhat like a pongee silk in weave and up A
pcnrancc; but woven of fine oven-thread cotton. «
Tn the same hues as the dress linens; and veryi ' ..
pretty.
A yard wido—
.‘ . ‘ I
590. - "
Main flour, rear. , ‘
.Il‘HE ROWLAND DRXflODDS COMPANY.
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w.
Place your valuables HOW in a Safe Deposit Box in our
fire and burglar—proof vault, and you will never have occa-
. sion later on to explain how you could have avoided their
1 loss ”i?" you had only thought of safeguarding them in i
time. “5
Boxes rent for $4 and upward per year according to
sise. Storage is provided for bulky articles at very moderate
' ’ rates. '
, ' *~ “mus-r COMPANY .'
of South Norwolk,Conn.
'1“;
The i
~—
tralnlng to uza Foot-Ease in their.
swollen. smartlng feet and takes?
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