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’9 ‘i'lyehildrsnarool’yin'.
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I . undusomsfuslthers
1 'lsploosinthewholeof
IIIul'u
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I {don’t bellow, don’t be!»
.yonstiilhavetheolothes
. w theyburnbsst of all.
there’smuohlntheattlo,
courses
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Going toliuve. Early Vegetables?
sow'nrnonsuoumdy. lssldsshvlsgthsltoryow
ownuss,yencannahemoaeysshgtheatbsossuthey'resl~
.waysindemaadsndatgoodprioss. '
norms»! ,
' ouhand'framesoisouadstralghtgrainedwoodsndregulafion
BUY 30W.
The Hatch o Bailey Co.
and lace.
_ Archibald Stooran. Honireai. Caa‘
,’ada. out about lacs.
,' Alice lensing. flew York. out on
‘left am and body. .
2 Walter Croft. 2“ Cent! "clue,
'lBr-addock. Pa, cutoa hosd. j
qI H. H. Steinmela, Dover. N. 1.. (rac-
lured clavicle and abrasions; .
. LoIIis Herchberger. Ford City. “-1
-’ slight cats. -
. Hush Soles. Turtle Creek, Pas slight
cuts.
lsrael Lebenberger. Youngstown. 0..
isllxhl cuts about face. .
' Thomas Shoes, New York, cuts on
both arms. '
. Charles Palmer, Morgantown, W.
i\'s.. cuts on both legs. ‘ . ‘
i n. w. Fornt. Duncansvllle. Pa;
Leon Cohen. 8t. mu. and George K.
Wright. East Liberty, Pittsburgh.
l murmur. assosmsr
sot-rs, oneness,
SUITS ........ $14.98 up
13338818309811):
.
i
. 3 for $1
. , its-oi no iiionlil
A IBaby' buyer at Twi-
um's'to'tho Right'to Love
You All the While. Song.
Little Buttercup.
‘ Me I
1 lIiss the Old Folks New.
ug. ;.. , .
The Wild Wild Woman.
One a .
The , 'l‘oe. Pox Trot.
4 -'—Are You From Heaven?
01:51. the Moonlight,
l-leeletbe Girl. Song.
H—Indianola. Fox Trot.
“Ti." chum:
n e
lsrohes
its: got?!“ ”“1“-
$0.1m on the
eRollerStore
; . lee sznsmw
mmpm.‘
' 33 So. Main St.
‘ . THE STYLE STORE ’03 WOW WHO now.
0? new ”3110 00‘“
W‘JS'I'S AND HATS AWAIT roux,
“SPECIES.
New merchandise is arriving on every delivery to swell and
beautify those already remarkable stocks. . ».
COATS ...... $12.98 up
_. HATS . ......... 08c up
Wesellbettergoodsfor’lmmoneythsnany store in
town. Prices and merchandhe that are incomparable.
are money out if you buy elsewhere. /
cposxs we PARIS mullahs?
You
So. Norwalk
~ ,dead and injured. The first No cars
were out about the head and given
'attentlon by soldiers and railroad
men. H-
. The wrecked cars were in!!!“
against the side of the cut. making
diflcult the work of taking out the
and the last three reunined on the
’ralls. but the sleeping carsJext to
those wrecked Jumped the track and
its passengers were shaken up.
r?" ‘ ,
most. use: is. me
Trisiram 8. Hyatt :
Norwalk’s Lending Dry Goods Store
The First of the Spring Suits
and Coats
Are ready for inspection in our suit section. and represent the latest ideas for the '
coming season. '
' _ More of the Silk Dresses
Dainty creations that are most appropriate for the Easter season. in most ;
attractive colorings. '
A Special Sale of waists
Many models in attractive colorings at reduced prices.
/
f
A number of soldiers. who were in
the smoking oar. rendered first aid to
the injured and assist in the res-
r
j r
cue work until arrival o relief trains
from this cltv and Lancaster.
Railroad oliiciais who went to the
wreck reported the cars .is badly brok-
en and that it. would be hours before
it. could be cleared away. The wreck-
ed cars carried a total of forty-six pas-
sengere.
; USED CAR SALE
, 4 Pasahtudebaker
‘ . 5 Pass. Buick
6 Pass. Mercer
4 Pass. Chandler
7 Pass. Chandler
2 Pass. E. It. I'. Runabout
ALL CABS GUWI
VAAST BROS. GARAGE
i An unidentified woman died on the
5hrst two cars of the train which
“were run to this city with uninjured
passengers and those slightly hurt.
The other dead were taken to Lan-
caster, where the inquest will be held.
E. E. Wards. of Harrisburg. eon-
uturwr or the wrecked train suffered
.fractures of both legs and internal in-
juries and is in a serious condition.
. None of the passengers were able
to tell any story of the accident. on-
ccpt there was s terriilc crash end
the two sleepers toppled over. Scr-
Knoe. 4'th infantry. who
geant Ralph a said the shock
(Continued tron rim rags)
i Naval aviation work will receive an
appropriation of $188,000,000.
double. the original estimate.
at Charleston. 8, C., to serve
South Atlantic coast. The limit of
cost was placed at. $4,000,000. This
. as liavlland Si.
fuss wuLL sneeze m
cow wssrncn
. will meet a thoroughly
t storage hatery expert wht
uthor‘ative advice in this
barge, repair and store bat
)
,‘listtery for any‘make of car
> ed at any time.
; ”Storage.
titty Co.
Id. Norwau.
[Charleston as a site for a shipbuild-
,ing yard. .
Will increase Personnel.-
50,000. as recommended by Secretary
Daniels. Besides providing for an
adequate number of oillcers. this pro-
vision. it was stated. is merely a ma!-
men are in the service now.
The appointment of many tempor-
ary officers was authorized as being
flcers.
"mandcrs will be added.
Ithe recommendation of Secretary
gDanlels to safeguard details of the
building programme. Chairman Pad~
gett (Tenn) explained. ‘
or expect to build," said Mr. Padgett,
:"nnd that is why de deemed it wise
:to cover this programme by placing
‘n lump sum in the President's hands;
l “The remaining vessels oi the three.
1
_ i
our Willard Service Statics
. meme
32.600.000 for naval operating base ‘
ly-‘ar building programme which will
. be rushed to completion as soon as
possible, but which have been delayed
lby lack of shipbuilding'facllliles are:
[One battle cruiser. three battleships.
{three scout cruisers. nine fleet sub-
;marines. two fuel ships. one transport
one destroyer tender. one munitio'n
{ship and one gunboat. I ‘
‘ Other _Appropriatiens.‘
Among the larger appropriations of
the bill are: Reserve ordnance sup~
plies. $50,000,000: new naval batteries.
“8.309.520: ammunition for vessels,’
$39,259,180; ordnance. 824.194.045:.
preserving and handling ammunition
for vessels. 839,000,000. _
“Besides these." said Representa-
tive Padgett. "a total of $760,000 is
Icarrled foremergency work in the
various navy yards. “50.000 for water
Zpower improvement at New York and
moonoo for power plant improve.
'msnis. Two million dollars is appris-
;piiaitd for completing the dry dock
at Norfolk and large sums are appro-
priated for enlargements and improve-
at 'other stations. incindins
at Hampton Roads."
.—
1 . Fortunately the consolidation of limsted that one of the ‘
schools has never been completed in at least twenty tons and‘wfll have to
0,.that the school properties have not the dynamited to remove
A msm- been paid for, not even properties ap- railroad. The, two sleeping cars were
moth naval dry dock lock will be built praised. This with other deficiencies 'mrown across four tracks and if they
the _would make the‘echool board a “de ma been of
facto" body of non.
if the district system falls of real-j
will necessitate the dredging of the isotlon "W "wand" '1“ he that 3
channel m a depth of forty my to 'general tax will have to belald on the
accommodate the large warships, at l3“! to raise 3295.500. “kill! m inter-
an estimated cost of $5,000,000. The .9“ ’3 not changed “"1 "'9 appraisal
Shipping Board also has selected had been properly made) a tax or 12
The Junior High school has
been a delusion. gotten up and ex- '
1 ~ vvlolted so as to feed the vanities of
i The bill also authorizes the increase fond, proud parents, permitting them
of the enlisted navy personnel from '0 “Y "1““ ihinh 0‘ it. my child "'
150.000 to 223.000 and an increase in only 11 mm old ml he is in Hish
the Marine Corps of from 30,000 to School-" M i! "I0 “boot "”10" is
hours are excited beyond
. fearing that their not may
have brain fever. These scholars lose
an hour a day in travel besides cost-
ter of form. as practically that many "‘5 “"3" ' A" 0"" the m"! “'9‘
I‘systcms like that in this city for 6
mills.
over five
measure.
years are being condemned.
A committee of the Chamber of
necessary because of the large num- Commerce 0‘ N9“ Y°Yk in ”u" "W
her of vessels under the control of the “'3‘ told 0‘ "5 failure '3 that city:
now which require commissioned of- ““0 principal 0' ‘ ""001 ”id "1°"
About 230 “eutenant.cm_"u out a boy in his class could take
anything but a menial place in a bra}
~ The provision giving the President 9"- Wfl- The mun! 0‘ "Pem-
‘discretionary powers was inserted at tendents in “him ' week 9 "0
ago decided likewise.
One of our board told that it would
be going back fifty years if the pres
gent system Was given up (and with
i “We do not want to publish how him out.) "on 0' the diplomas "9
nanny of these craft we have built frpuds. The scholar 13“ I smatter-
-ing of useless subjects, a small meas-
ure of the fundamental three R's and
goes out as poorly equipped ‘for life's
work as though he put on a silk hat
with only stockings on the feet to dig
in the snow and ice. Ask our )own
clerk what he knows about the knowl-
edge that boys and girls have who
come to him to get their birth cer-
tificates so that 'lhey can go to work.
He will tell you that the child has
been wronged by the system that has
isnored the. simplest teachings of or-
iihmetlc, reading, and writing.
spelling a curiosity as a "what is it.".
it should be borne n mind that the
schools are a state institution. the city
or town are only agents. '
STEPHEN S. HATCH.
.-
MAKING WOOL HATS.
‘ Hoibroeithdaon Company, lethal, lo.
pins New Line of Work.
The Holbrook-Judson Company. of
Bethe]. has commced the manufac
ture of wool bats has been under way
in the company’s factory for some
time and samples recently are said
to have attracted considerable atten~
tion by reason of their apparent oa-
cellence.
The present outlook is that the wool
hat is to become considerable of a fee-
i A _Iiminigutmaz‘ Woos-
‘ '0'" to”. ”Me, .3 I
3 Insuring: s'rsyswaon by 1," .m is I‘m-mu“
- .x , %“’WMM:'NM
with
. H. KRIEGER 8. CO.
' ' Easter Millinery
Without a Doubt the Largest and
Best Assortment of Women’s
Headwear in. Norwaik.
To our customers~ who usually have their hats
: d hen loss of l to. It is one
prevente '7 he weighs
it from the
the old wooden type,
' onld have been broken to pieces.
”v General Superintendent R. V. Mesa
'sey. who had passed i
going east a
informed of the wreck
an engine.
work and lra'ck clearing.
Pnctlcally all of the I
required hospital attention were in the
wrecked sleeping cars.
A detail of soldiers
hastened to the wrrc" In trucks to .reni
'der aslstanco to the injured. .
Remains of one of the victims of the
wreck were identified this morning at
bethtowli as. those of Miss Pal-
mer, of Morgahtown. W. Va" whose
father. Charles Palmer, is on the in«
'Jured list and in the Harrisburg hos-
pital. When brought here early today
— "' in
(Continued from first Pass). .
_.._.__
.tain A. E. Poole. division exchanse is
olllcer. has outlined a plan of action. erll Harsh to have men ready for
"Service for the men. not. profit." is lmnefer over seas as soon as possible.
the slogan‘of Captain Fools. Aim 3 as
report today of the work in the or side of the water. By use of such
changes for the last three months. a. list the men unlit for foreign ser-
plans for future work "were outlined. vies may be picked from the ranks.
At the post exchanges the follow- one these ready for duty mom.
in; profit allowances are madez“ A‘r-' made ready on short notice. Whether
ticies from 25 cents to 50 cents. a the order means a wholesale
mfitof25pereent.issliowed;ar-or
ticles 50.cenis to 01; not more
20 per cent. profit: articles 81 to“.
not more than 6 per cent. profit. and Two member-sol the Hartford He a”: mute, has been in parasites
Iciiiae (inn Baum are among
msnwhosro «Hazardous bem‘tutnqmuegoruu
articles over til not more than ”per
cent. . .
What the -
in the report
was showntbat twelveontll.
tees-.udasmsrs.
months. as follows:—
nry.
$22,330. During the past month from
February 1 to March I] the individual
exchanges have paid dividends as for i
lowsz— .
hrouxh the Gill W. “.000: Engineers, 83,000;
short time before. was infantry,
M “nun". 35.1030} ' l $1700 301i Field A
olthe scene on n In an ry, , ; a r-
and immedislrkg'd'igc‘led the.‘ rescue illlery. arson; 3034- Field Artillery,‘
- 31-000 and‘ quarternusier detachment,
injured who “73.
showing of these exchanges m0 the
from the avia- reduction Iin. price is brought about
tion storehouse at Iiddietowu was new.-
commanding officer of the Depo‘. liri-,
gade. was today relieved from com“
mand of that organisation and order-
ed to report to MaioflG'enoral Charles
llulr at Camp Hancock. 0a., where he
will assume command 0! an infantry
brigade.
ked for his delight“ the change means an early promotion ' - \ _ , ,
r“; $.23? W?! made [of her MRS to the rank of whinmenn for ‘1'. our .Cldhlltg D993“ SILK/ COLIJIIAM
passengers. . past commander of the Depot Brigade wt 18 ShOWIIIE the new Assorted Colored
The railroad commit! announced of this division as commander of .he _ . . .
am in addition to those areas 51d" division at Campfflancock. r in models for Spring In Stripes .
l in had been 5“": Tboflrattransero men mm o .
unit: 1323:: in Smithileld street. division putting them on the inactive ,. SUITS AND TOP- / 25c /
red- . list. accordin to the new orde'vo
Pigsbfirghéohg: is}: West Asbficld putting men fit the service at which COATS ONYX SOX
street Oil City hand and root hurt. they are most beneficial. was made U 11' ‘
B. l. Wilsol'I. 113 1100"” “"9“ today, when seven in . $13.50 and 9W8 A vast assortment 0f
Piuflmrgh, bruised. the Bethlehem Shipbuilding tour” . ~
The above three have left the how p“, at Pen 1????- Ehedmfin’ tin. Out Boys’ II"! Juvenile D18"! 8” fancy €0,011.
pita]. ‘ ilrst.class mach mats at c a o 0 t0 LW' Pair
"' “nice-.s'un‘tiizfa’ll‘f possesses? finer-1:252; Department or... very = 3-5“ 5
gilt“ garter. 352 East 148th street. will be put on the inactive list buti good values, ' V‘MEYER'S GLOVES
New York: 1. R. Kemp, Pullman por- they will still be in service ”(I subg ‘ ‘I
on: West 138th street. NI? Yorr: ject to call for nnyw other duty. i TOP-COATS . 3135
d Mrs. Mary Pikuisky. Won 9- . Names is ashtngton. . \ -
:2” are in the hospital-with manr “1‘ Orders received from Washington For the little fellows. ,
jur'es. _ , ,. . .were issued to all company command-2 B] 1‘ 11d h'te Ch Ck- COLUMBIA SHIRTS
‘ . h . . . no a w I e . ,
.ers ere today to the eilect that the
AMP PROFITS . inumber and names of all men in the ed ‘ ‘ Guaranteed Fast COIOI’S
C ARE G OIN G TO division. unfit for foreign service. must ‘ 84 w $1 15
the sent to Washznuz'vn immediately.‘
BE REGULATEDI ENNCOInmny commander must lm«'
‘mediately compile the list of such men
;‘Washington. All company clerks were
i .put to work and ordered to rush the
r After much study. however. Cap-I lint through. The order. it is believed
17 ego-war. com ”grim. mvggrgfi‘ifggsmo ":3: . trimmed to order we wish to say, come in as
' ' In. D m o v c e" I. n l I
E W himgflbéiégffiix:nzhw' as puss ' . we are a [fine r fl 0‘ hats,
- BUDGET BACKS _ ; MEETING TONIGHT. “gush... .l... W... iniun' to serve you early and serve you well.
. ' wee on M d“ u .
. FEEH-B—T 1N WAR‘ mentioned From rar- Os» :3: “I“ . t ml “if p » . ~ 7
' Railroad odlclals say that steel cars 1 . g — fi
.‘l ‘
.. agencies: mu SPECIAL .
SOFT HATS
Made in Norwalk.
THESE ARE SAMPLES I,
Representing all the newest shades and blocks. They: '
are worth from $3.50 to $6.00. ' "
At, $2.45 ’
304th Infantry. $4.600:.'30zd infanv‘
803d]
82.500; 303d Field Artillery.
Ammunition' Train. $2,000;
.4...
r
it is use result of the wonderful
noun“ of WM. ’ f
Brigadiermneral William Weigel.
it is believed by many that
his company to be fgrwnr'ded to
Outfitter in Men and Boys
. 13 Main Street ‘ . Norwaik
in accord with the-policy olden-
well-as for other service on this
, - “” ' ‘ ' 4
Mt Brim. in which there are many broken into and 20 soft dcrbleo, valued ‘3
even an-early oblprnoat 0! port of Hartford men. is quarantined m: at 81.000 were "a.“ —Dail y WI" «2
tbsnihe'monoftblsdivisionisnotknows.m, mungzmuamn d.' ' “ -,,,lI
. Hartiord lien Oscar-Mined. Gun Battalion, which with but a few . .
the to: measles since January 1‘. minimum snow» To MANAGI L
I . c as
Swedish nativity. FL this week, by sitoollns the perfoinv'
.usonmllmmor-umtommsrutso
v "lotion! Tm " '
were matasoovv.
mac more: March terminus
. .cai BmwmIfsmous pitcher of the old .
W“ Chicago Cults. will manage the club
eben'errollawls will’pbcs in tbsm‘
tnl MIL" was Wider.
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