Botclllock.
Nos-walk.
JUST OU'l‘
. Bound 18427
Little :utteronp
. “k 'W’“ 356“ You'll find everything here to
1‘" 1”" 3”” 8434 till your clothing wants. from
3°“ 1 . the good looking overcoat to
'I a Service Flag Flying at satisfactory furnishings.
my Home , Regarding the price:—
i“ . Here are overcoat: from $15
.DON N ELLY’S 20:35: gm ”5‘
u 5 mm o .
10 lo. Iain 8t. . .
Anything lower ill price in
SOUTH NOBWALK. .. open to suspicion, .. anything
_ , -.-. -._- higher is “wilful waste.” .
In furnishings, gloves from
. ' t $1.85 up. Oravate from 50c
‘ up.
' !ty News 5 Shirts, Union Underwear, Pa-
, . i jamas, Socks, Handkerchiefs.
And our guarantee of satis-
faction or your cash returned.
Rogers 8: Stevens
; NQRWALK
ends of Selectman l’nilip (‘asit-l- ' 9
who in "’1' Chicago, are receiving
,fi-from him,
er Lodge, No. 37. l. (l. O. l~‘.. met
owning and ii‘anauctctl routine;
9”.
The Norwalk 'l‘yponraphicul
intent at 5 this afternoon in tlicl
quarters.
I‘dy .lennln'nt Lodge, Shepherds of
f‘IEIlt'lll, met last evening and iui-‘
t_ .I'ono candidate after which a so I .\|
l Mine was unloved.
I.(lfI1£r‘.VNO. ti, F. and A
. incet thie’ t~\'t‘lllfli£ at which than
the entered apprentice degree will ht
' _ “_ "— conferred.
lli Norwalk tf‘onciavc, No. its,
ed Order of Heptanopbs. int-t' .
cvcninn. and (deposed of routine'
(-58. William Miller. secret-ail"
5|
Jciin‘
e
—DANCING-—ARION HALL
' Orchestra.
-~.—~
S. Donald
:9 ofllceni of the First Motliodht
.\. (‘ztrnii Belts. Thomas
son and .lobn T. Sheehan of this ciiv. " “NHN'HI death at the close of I'M
. ~ ' .. . .' ~ " .v. . 00¢ . \ .uff, hot stuff.
opal (“WWW South 50"?!“ form a part of the special panel of 40 year. and there liah never been aumt'gtrkm 3'7, hearth as n dulltfllnr) ‘ I and b“- M P “ d ‘ .
.79 decided to 09"" ”W :tlldilOl’llllll Jumps tit-awn by Sheriff Peaae for the ‘ 0 0th i‘ "W ”marks by rough stuff. colt stuff, all mixe in pro
aervlce next Sunday morning. All
Wtuenta of the church will be
Conducted hereafter as usual.
5" General Russell I-‘roat was in. Water
ry yesterday attending the funeral
Qlflent‘y S, Chat-e. a former collcuf‘
' ‘ Me. Mr. (Slime was president
the Chase Metal Company, the War
Mary Manufacturing ('ompanv and
the Waterbury National Bank.
criminal superior court.
The Ladics‘ Aid Society
meeting at the honu- of Mrs. A
U'l‘llmn.
or New Canaan. are planning to enter-
aleto the councils from Stamford. No."
walk, Greenwich and l‘anbury.
”DANCING SATURDAV NIGHT
Town Assembly llall. Grace Broa.’ full
m'c‘lt-Hll'fl with f‘nthedrai Chimes.
rum. J. (i. Downs and Miss Dorothy
hid" of thin city, members of the
M conservation committee, are at-
mg a home, economics demonntm
of the assembly room at the Ma."-
factory in South Norwalk thla af-
. m in.‘nnnbury News.
The quarterb; meeting of the lint
Inn! niehl'h rain helped to a con~
dernhle extent the process of disc
AM" the frost from the ground.
0 of the country roads are quite
dy today, but the conditions of tra-
bave not yet become bad. Many
r-pipes are 5”" frozen in the trlct for several months. expect to
" land. families in aortic instances
1 more back to their former residence
P‘ .
'4‘“, ”9“" "mm“ "mm“ w“ ' in the Brook'tide district in a short.
their homes since early in Jon-
"M- . a l' [I
The fllr't‘ of George Hudson and
Frank Bantu-y. arrerted on Tlli‘..‘_‘(lfl\'
night by Officers Sweenev and Silk.
was- started yesterday afternoon in the
(‘ity f‘ourt. but continued until this
‘iiit'i'noon.
"c'ause of the lack of a quorum. The
'rnceting has been postponed until the
nt-xt quarter.
h ”m Sentinel's accmint of the do.
f the Board of Education in vea-
y'a inane, a mistake was made in
in: that a bill presented by J. J.
ban for work done on the plumb
slant of Fitch's school was laid
.for investirzation. Au a matter of
v the bill referred to was (me from
I 'ater Commissioners. Mr. ('ole
has never done any work for any
tel cxccptln \\'innipauk.. and the
,e, ncc mode to him was without
nautio‘n.
J. Smith and II. (.‘. (look of Bridge-
port. (rho were arrested for intoxicav
tion, on last Tuesdav nicht. were tried
)‘(le‘i‘dfly afternoon before .luduc (Yan-
dee in the City Court and were each
fined $5 and costs. _
allowed to depart with a warning.
T—‘iRr—IPF—WW-#—' Star of Columbia Circle, Compan-
coms' 6 PE' HEAD- iona of the Forest meets this evening
ACRE. ETG.. at which time a is expected that Rica-
" Xflm zivffircle from Stamford, will attend.
‘ a: 3' P' 0' LA E COLD and also other circles. This will be
TABLETS inn open meeting and Mrs. Annie C.
25¢ Box I Poth. Supreme Secretary. will be pre-
-stent, ant! give a talk. A social time
. ‘l t Pave“ comrationfwill follow,
I
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N0 Workless Days
I Once 10“? "10110! commences to earn interest here, it meets
no worklesa days. it ceaselessly continues at work until you
. withdraw it—whicht you may do in cash, whenever you med
to. If left in your saving; account with this Institution in-
‘ earns still more interest—that's compound intend.
BOXES“?! A YEAR
SOUTH NORVVALII
l’nioo who has been at
Saturday night. Music by the Victor
of Si. Pel-
cr‘e Evangelical Lutheran Church, is
Schmidt, of l-‘uirfield avenue, this ai-
'l‘be Sons and Dauahicrn of Libertv.
tain the mint" officer» this evening, and
Makers. was not held last evening. he 4
l
William ll. Trisiram and family,
after a residence in the Second Dia-
They were then ‘
Vi ough
. William (lrunthly and Miss Bmlricc
havens WILL
BE CONTINUED]
l
NOR WALK
SOCIETY
and Personal
NEWS
“‘ontlluec “on Third rum:
3
(Continued from first Page).
”w .been usociated with Ray in all of this‘
lent physirai fitness. ‘Thomae ii, lace stars recent ist‘ref‘tll
The reactor we.» followed by Govgeucceaaea. directed the production 0:
other Samuel Month of “fluaChU‘WHis Mother's Boy."
with. who referred to the “republic:
of letters” as pure democracy. statintzl
that in books a man may choose hie‘
own company and can get from them’ '
an much as he is fitted to derive. ;°°°'U° Watch I” Patriotic Pirated-yd
will}; :ccaeéotaezaa the formal pres-i “The Pride of New York."
0 an lcation of the new. - " ' - '
camp library exacted by the Ameri Ar: you a ”fh.'37.89‘ A“: )0“ d p01";
can Library Association to the not men. Whatever L, \our lellon m m“:
dtera through General Hodges and no ’0“ M" ”by “y!“ George WAN] in
ccvted )’ him on behalf cf the men his late!!! William Fox picture. "The:
The ex rel-eh were held int-tide the Pride of New York," which will beI
buildinfl “my“ Wa< crowded with otti .
. . rib or ' e ‘ n Sat -
core and cmlian spectators. Govv o n at the Reg at Theatre 0
einor McCall. accompanied by Gen urdav.
,crai Hodges, “my“; at about 3 u m.. if you are rich man and haye a son
tr "Mu" "‘ " Br‘tit'en lib-arian of the roll may profit by seein‘.’ this photol
) ' .
Boston I'lbl" Library. who made drama. 11 may bring you a realization,
imprragié’zfi ’;L"“‘;"l::'j‘"A 1.3:: that perhaps you have not loked after‘
camp librarian. ‘ ' that son and guided him a-; mu should '
E360": for Governor, have. Perhaps he lacka industry. l’er-
d'l‘Lic Eovcrnor‘. (rho was accompani- haptt his aim in life is merely to epcnd
.. m... ,
mounted nit-n from division beadquarw " vou {"13“ poor man “3d hf“? d
ters. lim-d u!) «to be”, Sides n, the son who in induatrlous who is working
“WI from the rate to the library o'er.» hard to better himself, vou will like
0“" 30W“ 8 0f the lfilst infantry Bri- this picture because it shows that he
fi:;‘9b:0:'.'?l‘:°‘: ‘ifihe {it‘ilst {regiment has a chance eitpclcally in i'ncle Sam'sl
cnd 'h» 303?]. 1.6.3::k(‘0£n;ogfix: armv. which in a measure is a It‘H'li‘l"
C. Smith. not}. ”mum". “.9“, m. of human beinza.
”it"oiiiitui by their rezin'cnial bands I Gelrae Walsh about what an inner
.Th" "MPH” “"‘rt‘ “lif'flt'll b:-"uetic American vouth can do in H":
i hartes l-'. ll. iieldcn who made tlit ‘yanlu ot the new arm)”. and he enowst
stench of presentation. 3 . - . . .
Major ”0.1ng raid that while ”Fwd-to how hard an indiietriou- \ounx
tizoveznnicnl is taking (om-mm! can follow can work and enjoy it. "PM?!"
of the men from a physical manufdoes some hair-raising stunts that will't
prollnththe dllIlV of the government thrill men an iron w0iker who dotfll
e (5 icre, " .
plinical at,“"32",."“gl'i‘ilpdwz‘rlfrmlhfl‘ dangerous stunts himself.
“‘3 “m" “if“ of by these in civilian.
”'9 in " Splendid way. Never before
”IF Li-n‘erui said. have the arm and m.)
”mm" “"93 l'loef’l‘ louefber than at .
Drcxent. The Swifteet Story of New York Ever
.. “la”. 0""9 Maintained. | Written, "Empty Pockets"
pilflf‘l‘tzf'ltw lizflaaiidosfpihgngoi?it: ll’lljlj‘ “Empty Pocketit," written by Rupert
“”9 in li'flininamiinuztllv ao'lliat on Hughes. cnioyvd by a” Of "Oi’rl'rt'fl‘
‘will always have men ”readv wlmm‘ina America. picfui'iled by Herbert
- "“ (‘3 ' « . - ~ ‘ - _. e w .t Recent.
HIGH acnoon. nores. ‘fend a:r:311:'.-2ntvm:‘“.',"..,‘:,‘:2',;‘,.'3,,.','; ”'"f"? ‘5’?" if firms”; \ ”m
Although the iioys' Athletic Aanocia .io get readv." ‘ ‘ “M" "M“ “m , '
tion of the Norwalk high achool diml' At the conclusion of the Ildlll'etx‘305 .nbout rich man, poor man. mu“ mun.
‘ he zovernor touched a match to the ””91"” say nothing 0' pretty “”5'
-....-
REGENT THEATRE SATURDAY
i
i
At 4 o'clock on the afternoon oi
March 16. at the ('hurch of the As-
ttenhion. New York City. Aims Louisa
l Winslow Cogawell and Ensign Thomas
tllobins. Jr. if. S. R, will be married.
Uliw (Venom-ll is the dauaiitcr of Mr.
land Mrs. C. Van ensselaer Cogawell at
live 12 East llth street, New York, a
idebutanfe of thi.1 season and a mem-
iber of the Junior League. Her fiance is
I the son of .\i.'. and Mrs. Thomas Rob
.tne of Newfield street, Stanh’ord. and
'a student at Princeton University. At
pioaent he in in command of a nil)-
_ marine chaser, Their engagement wa~t
announced last December.
l
i
t
I
i
i‘aptain David T. i'tliini'ord and Mrs.
\‘ma it. (lrcen were married \I'fiit‘l-
.\' liv Justice of the Pew e. Joel-pit 0.
"tall. cf Wertpoil, at '18 iliiri'i'tt ave-
=it' The couple are well known
Norwalk and South Norwalk.
in
James It. (‘tmtello of Norwalk, who
.tnlia'ed in the ordnance carpi, an‘l
l-‘art Slot-um and
r; (‘amp .laclottn, (‘..Iuinb.’a. S. C. lathr
tut Jersey (‘it_\'. his bet-n tl'nilr'i'ez‘m
to Shelthld. Alabama.
AT REGENT THEATRE
i TODAY AND Tomonnow
.
t
.iit made.- I.
lltimmler and fainil;..
.twho have been lending: in New York
the past winter; are planning to return
to their hi'tnc in Flax. llill road in a
ten days. .
cicnt interest to revive the name, tht-‘John Lowe, camp librarian. the Wer-
buya in school are in ' ' ‘ 59'5” “'9" b" ' ' " ‘ '
there he something wiznrsmrhzdmftfhlifsth" "‘"Kiniz ol‘mjlgrili'eriraf: (hm “”h'els'. the will stuff. ' '
are beinf; made to Iac- b - l . Govenor °" '"WN'ION TNP- 5 The htory deal“ with modern MW
team on th di p . a. “em”! The mrernor then left on a hl'le York Iifeof varied stations—from Mur-
Tih-t.. h. ,9 anifif‘il [his ‘Jpring. toltr of inevfmtlon vii-trim: the K. of I01 Schuvler and Perry “9mm" 3'
athl .llt lis Hie" Milling do"? in uh“rhini‘iil'it'iilthii‘ilih ".fAt'lbniIdmfflt {Hittitocratu to My?“ SOkal’ka' "mint.
e - tie it ovor one In . ' ' H V 0 l" '- " '. "'7 - ‘ .
)‘NH‘N and Norwalk in n I d onebulf‘ witnessed his first basketball nnchflhOD worker. Happy Hraniitiln. “WWI“.
nized 3 hi i o "nae: "m“ two t.»».tn- betn: ("honen from momJInd Red Ida and Sham: Ganlev. para
‘ as at school an for as athle.- bPl'n‘ of Boston‘s “ow regiment" at sites of the underworld. The photoploy
tea are concerned. What is lhc
trouble? 4
Eper proportions, make "Empty Pock-
"r', figment "f ‘1“. goveznor I" fur-lie said to be a realistic product oi
"til tic exhibition. On leaving he' . . . .
. \ew \ork a itrceta iii! its scenes were
com ltm-nt -l h n - _ . 1‘ .
p ' H J" n “Inq' I" :(NSI'tnken at the actual nilea decribcd in
l'iiniarlly it is an astonishing tacit
«a», v...
Scene l-‘iom “Empty Pockcu." S91 owing.“ the Regent Theatre Tod:
and Tomc'rew
u
Beautiful Bust and Shoulders
an: pot-nib“ If you will went a Icicntiilutiy constrnctcd
lleuJolie Ira-sine.
The dragging weight ofsrs unmlned but In stretch" the
converting miracle- that the contour of the lane is opollul.
Q t the but back where it. be-
an”. Went the full bunt from
{eating tlpapaugnc; of flairf
- . . these. 2 union an: anger n
' BR’A’gSI‘E “I s dragging muu‘lnnnd confinetttc
_ Ierh ol'wlhc would" giving a
gruvful line to the entire upper holy.
Therarelhedniniiul and mm! Mrriccubleganncttte imagi-
nable-come In all materials and Africa: from lint Is. [look
Ironl. Surplice. Bandeau. clc. Boned with "Wnlohn," the
mallea- boninr'vcrmittlng 'llhlll‘ without removal.
Have your dealer about you Bien Jolie Binnie-rel. if not stuck-
e-l. we will gladly send him, pupa”, uni-plea to M M
BENJAHIN h JOIINES, ll Warren Street. New-7h. N. J.
’ . secretary. to the excellent
of Miami aptrli which in not only an dotn- ”‘9 “0"”.
which that organization is
._.—_.__
nuiurai but really discouraging to one
who ltfld tried to imbue the :ttiidt-nta
with any degree of loyal spirit bu: the
tmsk nceme as difficult as winning the
!\\'oild War. The “Minute" was act-us
touted at times to attack this an-
both from a physical and reliniotn
standpoint.
Prof. l‘. \i'. Long. rezinientttl atl-
Jtitanl at the Harvard ll. 0. 'l‘. I‘ i
iSATURDAV EVENING ENERTAIN-
MENT AT HILLSIDE TO BE VERY
Visited the camp today. maklnn a tour1 'NTREST'NG- .
of the divisional schools lie way; The program to be given at the ”I"
atconipnnied bv (‘olonel l-Idwnid (‘roftl film. school at. s o'clockron Saturday
who explained the '
, Union Sc and 100 Wallpaper Co.
.The World's Largest Wallpaper Dealen Selling High Grade
Paper at be and 100 Per Roll
290-292 STATE ST. BRIDGBPORT, CONN.
.naturai luck of display but alas! the “I'm-MW“ M ”'"t evening promises to he unusually en Phone Barnum 5930
"Minute" died a natural de 'b I schools during the course of the in; I “_ Adi Pl tc a well
“I“, H in l , a. ‘"0 :‘ltecilon. It is the intention of manertainnm. ‘ " ran a ' '
‘ t 0 “ck OI II'IIH‘PM SliOWl by profongov- to IIIONIIMP “on". of mplknown PXDCI‘I in magic WI" 8”" 3‘ “'r' "-’————»——-» - ~—-—~—— .__.___ ~
lilie student body in its welfare and ttethods of the chitin schools into ihti;|eance of unusual tricks. Mr. l’ln c
I: «Ontl'l‘oflg‘f-cyofromlilo 3:80 milml‘i‘e‘li has Hill-Wm“d before many very ”m'
r ' it re a o r- . ‘ . .
vard whc-e mm. will M4312 on Swiml audiences and line cnteiiainct
\‘lil'lOllh‘ subjects in military \vm-k, E them very delightfully. llc new a
Palteurlzed Milk Only. 3 number of ingenious contrivances and
HAn Iirdcr’was issued today forbid j creates many unexpected results. One
mini: 'iiivthie :;l|l%n’flf?:: glauhtglliunl‘f?! "f his special features ‘5 in the "‘59 0
Two pastetitizing plants Will 1),, "mm an immense sheet of heavy paper from
tnlncd a short distance from the camp ‘which he makes more than a hundred
, different figures in five-or six minutes
through which all milk willpasa. The
milk will then be inspected by tho3 Mr. Plate mm” highly recommend"
: and is sure to please his audience.
camp authorities for approval.
Post exchanges will he" koaher
food in the future accordinf: to anl Admitiance is thirty-five cents.
announcement made here today. If! “but: in cordially invited.
was explained that it is the work of: _.____— _
Lilitulix’3‘1‘2nfsctaomgnle. to the need.g NEW TORPEDO BOATs NAMED
A request of military officers all -WASHI.\'GTO.\'. ”"9“ 7.—Nnming
attatk the problem in the way ('fi'i‘p Dev-ens for the. transfer of 3.500‘ of four new torpedo boat destroyers
that they sohuld. (let going, mm“ 3... _, men in. the Depot Brigade '0 n" “W in honor of rear admirals who dialing
going! . “ ’“mmmw” in the regiments of the 7d Iiished tlllmselvcs in early wars was
"it“ flil'ii 0f the by Secretary Daniels
[their failure to contribute to the canto
in any way and the consequent shift-
ing of all the labor on to the shoulders
of a loyal few. t‘
lint a new era is coming. From all
, aides ccmc:l advice for all schools to
trontinae their athletic schedules as
l their hit towards winning the worth-ti
this note not effect Norwalk high in
any way. They have no athletic
schedule. lint they can get one. The
baseball season opens in another week
or two and the call for candidates
. should go out imn‘u-diaicly.- Of course'
'a profeesional coach could not be ac
curcd bitt one is not necessary if the'
boys
l
The.
' I .[.division has been refused by the war
school are not in- department. An official announce-HMO
t
eluded in this embryo tirade, for the "‘9'“ tonight said "‘5" ”'9 De 0' Bri- '1?)ng thus honored and the”.
‘ girls have shown the only bit of spirit gade would be “991 intact. I ' lace’ére: '
Ethat hay flashed from the seemingly'u' you HAVE m 1m Pinto ord. Fincaaile. Va:
somnolent body of students, by placing - CALL up ‘ Jo njlefien Montgomery. Allentown,
a baskeiball team on the court in the ”mun & smug N. .l.: Charles Stuart Bogga. New
face of criticism and by keeping the ' Tc]. “0. ,. Brunswick. i\'. .l.. and Agustus Henry
The Norwalk Line
Fast Freight Service BetWecn This City
’ and New York. -
Steamer “Marion” .
Freight accepted at South Norwalk from 7:30 to 5:30
p. m. for delivery in New York at 7 a. in. the follow-
ing day. Freight accepted in New York from 7:30
a. m. to 5p. or. Leave New York at 3 o’clock daily.
MILLER e HOUGHTON
' .lnc.
"Skeptic" alive for over a year
ALso amouoamns nonon'ra Kitty, Annapolis, m.
A most interesting talk-was delivr SOLD AND “CHANGED. -
ed by Master Harry W Illake yester- 61 mmw AVE» A ‘M u" WI but. In the D“
day morning in the Weekly nauemhlyt ' .
EAST NORWA
,
‘ Corns Stop Hurting, Thea
They Lift Out With lingers
N 0 pain or soreness! Corns and calluseo just -
shrivel up and lift ofi~Try it!
LE.
on his recent trip '
9 While there, Mr. Blakc made it tho:-
atudy of the system of the
eculiools in that city.
There Were also other talks by Mira
Elizabeth Dokua, Carleton Sherwood.
to. Atlantic Sit.
it
Rudder on various phases of the war
and means of American people to help
win the struggle.
The Norwalk High. School Girls'
Basket Ball Team traveled to Stam-
ford ycaterday afternoon and emeued
from, the fray with the Stamford girls
on the abort-end of the more. The bai-
tle ween hard one. and art Iii usual. the
score does not/indicate the clbaeneaa
of the game. The Norwalk girl. ‘have
been greatly hampered all moon or
the lack of facilities to insure pm.
A noted Cincinnati cheminf
diameter! a new ether com-
pound and called it fret-tone and
it now can bind in tiny bot-
even imam the all.
ties for a few eon from any
drut: store. ' ,.
You simply in afew‘ drops Ilard col-nil, soft cents or
of free‘zoneuponatendcrcorn earns between the tool, also
can ' junt lift it off with the
fingers. Really! No humlnigi 3
No pain. not a bit of sbv‘eners,’
either when applying frmone
or afterwards ":th doenn't
‘ New Records for
March Out Today
Here are really six records that will bring spring, Sun-
shine. Love and Happiness into every theme—records we will
be delighted to play for you:
Maytime Waltz .......... Waldorf Astoria Dance Orchestra
Lorraine (Hy Beautiful Abandon-aim) Werrenrath
Homeward Bound.............
1. Bell... ....... a ...... PeerleuQnartet
emf"... Jack O'Lantern .. Victor Light Opera 00.
meanwhile—Violin ...... ..........;....Jaaohalleifets
Come in and hear thesedeliglitful new March Becordr.
a. J.” COLLINS co.
I ...... o..
lice. Qulte . number of router- “. or painful callus and lnrtantly‘ toughened calla-co jut Ibrivel
the. sorenem 'disappean, fin-n| up and lift o! no any. It in
My you will find the turn; wonderful! Worknlikeleliarl.
controlled thereon.
’ ' ushuuhtlnt‘youdinpltonthedrm.
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