named in one mornin'
bleedhhh’eye and
‘ I’,deetasin'be'dbetve
' eedie. “I'lises Uncle
.- ,tfldon'tnew'daue.
”mambo-W.”
lstltateold. I'veblnl-
‘fltephnayfitybouse is
mywithfrost on the 3
Wows. I've troubles un-
W. Iyehildreuarecryin'.
liegoldllhare dyin', I’m
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iii. leweoe'tbeumol.
meted slum fuel. the“
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Goiog‘to Have Early Vegetables? .
~ lowistltettnetogetready. Besidesltaviugthent101’!our
ewnuse,youeaantakemoneyseliingthembeeansetbey'real-
waysindemandandatgoodprices.
HOTBIDBASE
onltand. frames ofsoundstraightgrained woodaudregulatioa.
glass.
BUY NOW.
The Hatch (z Bailey Co.__
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t CANTONMENT [N U. S.,
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! Msrk'smansltip will be brought tr.
{the highest standard it! the Yorld'
among the men at this camp accord
t tag to done to be put into elect here.
:0rdersjave been issued to greatly
sincreAse the ride practice at camp
Gainers are to give all spine time
{to shooting and the strictest care
:and attention is to be :: ven to tilt
,work by both omens and men. Rapid
;flre. in addition to emcirncy, will bl
required.
According to statistics. the English
soldiers. perhaps ‘the best proves
:ntarksmen in the. present war. an
Mrs rifle shots in one minute. Tht
tank which the officers at the ("lllllv
are setting before tho men is not H
'equal this mark but to surpass it. .
i More intensive Training.
. With 'the coming of spring nnt‘
mas, itsaon it. tote
mu. . .
.TriStram 8. Hyatt'
‘ Norwalk’s Beading Dry Goods Store
More Spring Suits and Coats
Are constantly arriving, so those wishing to view
‘ the latest fashions right in their own home town,
may always find something new and interesting
‘_-
better constions outdoors. the men
will now be able to do much of melt
'“Am AHOBTIIHT’O! NEW SPRING COATS,
M they but! best of all. SUITS, DRESSES, WABTIANDHATB AWAIT YOUR.
has tbesi's much in the attic, MPIOTION. .
that place democratic, where New merchandise is arriving on every delivery to swell and
m. i. holding 3 mpg. 508!!th these already ”Whirl. “00h. .
sum . ....... $14.98 up COATS ........... $12.98 up
DRESSES ...... $6.98up. HATSDScup
m o -
We sell, better goods for less money than‘any store in
town. Prices and titat are incomparable. You
are money out if you buy ebewhere.
cwsxs we PARIS MILLtn'nnv
33 So. Main St", So. Norwalk
THE STYLE STORE FOR WOMEN WHO KNOW.
t
l
.able to tire tewnty-threo- to twenty!
drill and training work outside, whirl
will mean that better results can b4 2
obtained. Up to the present time the'
men have been in quarters consider-t
ably. Not unlv were they attendins‘
schools but drills and the lite were:
to a great extent held in the scary,
psny barracks. - ;
Most of the outof-door wet-it weal
in the line of fatigue work. That
fatigue work will now be curtailed?
somewhat to give way to intensive;
training. 9
A start has been made with dttfer-'
ent types of guns. Work in tile trench
systems about camp will soon be com“
pleted. A few weeks should see the
men on the ranges and in lllt‘.
‘ll'ellttlt‘u and taking part in NW lltUttl
intensive twining. ‘ ,
A transfer at a large number or
.mcn from the variant. tn-gntnizatir...’
accuses mo us
:tllrough the cantontncnt to the ratl-l
{way trunnuortatnn unit will be made:
here in a short time. The work gth‘llv
promise of active overseas duty in the
near future. :
t Filly-Ive girls front a store in lion-1
wage-rue here yesterday to stage it-
lninstrcl show at tllo'lntiel'ty theatre:
tor the halt-tit of the turn of the 317lll’
ri‘icld Signal Battalion. The proceeds
were, to go to the battalion fund. Alla
expectationswere exceeded and the
theatre use packed half an hour be-
fore the performance begun. ()Vcr
83,500 tha collected from the produr-z
tion for tho bentlit of the "It‘ll.
The atria came over the road trout
"Boston in twenty atllos. . Arriving.
. 13, for $1 ,' _._.... . _ .. , . “-— _-__.
* "“5 °‘ “W ”0““ i ' USED ‘CAR‘ ‘ ’
MA Baby’s Prayer at Twi- ' ‘ SALE
- 3‘13"»th Lo : tim'fiél‘d‘m" 7 PM ' who...” ‘
,_ e to ve- : ass. . . .
You All the Whiter Bong. ; 6 Pass. Herder 2 Pm' 3' P" r' at
, .. Sweet Little Buttercup}, 4 Pass. Chandler ALI. CABS GUARANTEED
1:0 ton'tna réiin Now. VAAST BROS. GARAGE
' The Wild Wild Woman. I 17 CHESTNUT 81'. SOUTH NOBWALK.
50!. - ~ - 1" . run. 1360. run. son.
'.‘The 3331. Toe. To: Trot.
”212A“ You Front Heaven? ._-_—_—
s4.
Song. . . ,
,Give Ila the loonlight,
Giveletbeairl. long.
QMnda.‘ Fox Trot. .
. lit-Jen Blues. To: Trot.
When-Yankee Doodle '
tn Luncheon
Wevéea'rry a choice outlet many "goodi'l'htnga to
.ltbout noon .tht-y were taken to the
barracks of the cottlv'any of the Silt-
nal Battalion, where the, worn- given
a dinner by the urea ot‘ the company
and shown the quartets.
f They then proceeded to ”W theater.
v'f‘he men or the battltlhm‘xinradt-d to'
ill!!! build:ng. Ilcsldut‘it lingo chorus, —
end- ‘
l, in our suit department.
' There are still a limited number of
Dainty Waists
at ,very special prices on a special table.
\
-... . . ........-_w._..__.. ..._.....-._..__. _... .. ... _... _.,‘ .. .— ., _.
KRIEGERs. co."
Easter Millinery ,
Without a Doubt the Largest and
Best Assortment of Women’s
‘ Headwear in Norwalk.
To our customers who usually have their hats
trimmed to order we wish to say, come in as,
soon as possible. We are a little short of hats,
do not wait until the last day. We are anxious
to serve you early and serve you well.
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........:.' ...... Mary A: Melton r
- ‘ ‘ "‘7" “In ell-e rte—lien Atteatre the arrival":
“Thoutth the width!“ tilt-l" 9|“? of more hostile units and the opts-n»
7.....— . ”.4...
. . . there were twelve soloists and six r '
Ml!!! E "‘ M ' ‘ . l . be wnndq ghocitatlon. The American Fin;
l"- M . . ' at fotwomdm, Quentin} min] list: J . girls in the wrforntflnct'. The end- would in the pest have Ell .lrlllion of material coming front Gen. .
m‘h 30" mm ‘ p lgtrls showed they had plenty of nerve cred Importance encasement“. "Weight-w is noted in the area east and (Drake) (he!
The more”, owing to the fact that theymn. in un- take of (truth. whtcrpRGCltetlon. Love'of Country ......
.. Leo J. Frank
,Salutethel'lag.... ....Clasa
Sardine Paste, Roll Hops. Blind Smoked Salmon,‘ Caviar.
Pure De roi (tree, Trunks, Anchovy Paste,_8alnton Paste, Shrimp ‘
Eat the Melon on the 'and appeared ln black lace. ,
,show was under the direction of Mist are merely of minor tactical value/Wm point. to hostile operations hay.
,Nortt Callahan. who with her baton they cannot be hold to be maio‘r dint-m .rt‘ulttl and Brest-ta as their ob
hEROIICI'StOl'e Paste, Anchovies, Binnarck Hem'nlir swise Oboe”. Cream 'dlroctett the orchestra of the com stations. t f 'Jectllvesi' t ”mm s m “Chem “The Star with; Bun r
em mm 1' Infantry front the orchestra pit. "While hostile prepare lens or In “ n e eas ern r t e c e v . _“
‘ ' Oh ,Snappy, Olive ‘ ' ommm’ Welsh MM ' ' The rollowlng girls played the ends: oflenlh‘e in the west sn- not slack- operation of the week culminated in? ------------- . ........ .. Lin-H
Phoenix American and Keenan's Cheese, Boiled Ham, Bacon, , i mm, mm. 8h", mg,“
"In the ening ,lt in becoming more et’ldent'ttte capture or Odessa. The occupaqm
Elk 8125: Store
AT ST. M ARIES' Four United States sentrles on the
’trench line are condemned to death for
promote sanitary conditions. bttt also
to see that-the foods of the most nu-
tritional value is served to the men.
'ond line. Our men remained for near-.Chfiflfl ‘F- Abalone, John J. Diehl,
I I“. .fl‘ " . ' ’“nk‘mm' 0'0"th ”M I-iw'wmt In. Land at Cottonl" Mlle Helen Cratiey, that the enemy will launch this onen-ltion of Odessa will he no dopbt or , ’
“I“ st . ~' 1 g t p 1 l-«tdvlng the Life of Rik-yr- Mine Jose. “I", only if pqmmqlgd to ‘19 so by oo‘nomic importanq to the enemy, 2Fol-k Tenderlotna ....... 3..c ' .
.. . . . . :4 ~ f Mum for Chamberlaht Dried M, IBM to order. . aphtno Owens. «mrktown Struttcrsrnhn ”issue." of the general strateclczmr'gfltf: :a?‘tn:dc3mtnft:n (:91; l Calves Live. . . , ; , so. .
- - ' ’ ' ‘ ' ' ‘ - ' _ ~ um Helen Jordnn. ,"Hottgotanar' .tmnon, , . e . .n . _‘ ‘ .
, , 1' the M919“ and Domestic W‘ um “cube" Butt-n. “Hut Time for the: wane tmn German divisions‘arclthe atrial 0: Important sddttlonatlcorm 3"°""‘"' 2th: ,
l A ‘ r 1 If you “n" 8m“? M 00m.” . Old Man." The mint-ts were Misses'tcpnrted as arriving in the west. it lsiGermln forces on the Aland lalands;¢crned Spareribe . .............. 23¢ _
. . 5 3,}. , , . . . Dorothy wholley. Mary Rimmonds, important to note gut 'he‘ridm'l'tyhztlm‘?nv‘;:l:e.tine [he imam have m h gem“ Knuckles ....... ''''''' 26c
I’ U ce ' " f — ~ ‘ ' ‘Nora Callahan. A es'dlnrlle. Gather-the enemytorces a nee r relic . ~. 1 ~ 5 .'. , _ J .- J
. S!“ SS . 0‘" . .~ g . . . . . _ . . . the Robinson 'nndgtsrion n.5, - l “‘90:,“ beyond watch n will be int-ted their lines eighteen miles north cftbomcd P". p.“ 1. line-
. . . ‘ A F B Ck . - . &C 1 Following the performance. the puma", to ‘0' for “:3” w;.:;g:.lerusalem. , 13097 Tongue: ..... 'Ti..'.. 26a _
l ‘ ”L ' ’ girls were taken on a tour of the additional body of men mm.“ ' 9. . ; . _ . '
Io e . 3 O C 6 man“ 00‘ lcamp and shown all the points of chances 'are that the congestion of; 81' PATRICK'S DAY PROGRAMS ‘Plckled pig. Feet and ”Moe. _
"a ' 'es, ’ * ' ' 1' ‘ ‘ ' interest. after which they were given the lines of communicztio‘n Iwill be:i - . ;3ugar Cured Hams : ........ 32c, 35c
1; t I ' - 3 “PP" and returned to “0310". came so great as to me e t mptnttt - - . , ;
“e ‘ ~ “ t a & 86 washington Sireel PM“ 1405 t Healthiest Cantonment. ‘blc to maintain the tlexlbdity of man-{Interesting Exams“ Held in Faro-I ”9M ”3'" " ---------- ‘ '''''''' ‘0‘:
t he Garden SCBdS l -- I ' . ' " - L A I The """l" camp “"5" "9°" V“ 9“"“-‘v “'"k‘l' '9‘ 5° 99'3““;“1- h E chlal School Friday. lCeltfornla Heme 26c
' . ’ ma. ‘Imnzzlm.mvaldl'ufid today. The report states that "Our own forces in rauce ave‘ The followln lntereetin : .....
_ i.~ ‘ , ,. ._ .. . ill-E . ‘ . 5 .. T —— {since tbe'opcntns or camp that] have .been constantly in “tomb ‘ h in" present 9: FM” “$2253": getsndFVeeht :oet ........ 5° . sec ‘
”film m m I‘ ‘ l ‘ - - ' ' ‘ '7” been 913 cases treated and forty~tour “Our troops are now u t e rt-nc es! .. : "c y . r“ II. '''''' c ‘92.
“ I if ” The” l - ' ' l deaths have resulted front sickness. at five different points. celebration of the anniversary of St. lrooktleld Butter 7 ' 5“
'" “Mb. homely SCHUL ZE’S "At. present there are the following "This week we. undertook our firstl Patrick by tbe'cfllldren‘ of Grades 7 """"'" "
’ ‘ ' ' t T '-n' r of cases under treatment: assault against 6:23:16“ po'sitionts lithium 3 of St. Mary's hm :. school: Nut Butter .. .................... 33¢
H "con” a. AWN". ' ' . ~ t? fly-six for pneumonia. fifteen for assisted by any A i cont ngen . ‘ . 38w": Premium Oteomar arlne 35c
' V t ., V Ol- ‘ let fort-v. two for diphtheria and “At dawn on March 11 after a pre-‘ . 3"“! 7. ,1 . I ‘ 9 , . ‘
. ... ambition, busing “ a c . ,toiutecn‘tor measles. The report in- liminery bombardment heating three Opening Chorus. Come Back i. Erin. W3“ 0M“. "cumin-sang“!!!
V, 1 dm‘" “‘3‘ "'9 camp " “9‘39"": up gunners 0" T‘ “:3"- W'; 6:0“; Intel»! ...._ ......... ....... Class, Young American Chute ...... 40c '.
' ‘ ' I its goodrecord. as it has not as yet ,v success u. re age as a vfiffllllll Recitation, 'Mlchree ........ ‘ . ._ r
.I mm mm” l mu I guano” 2801b “been placed on the sick list records trench segment. Our men penetrated; y Redmond A gun‘s: Pimento Cbceee - ------- “a?
l I ”'3' m “‘3 """ ' ' - of the camps throughout the country. the German line toavdopth of mmsm, ........ . ' y,FuIICreatncneeee ..... W350
—-——V ' "0830:: I'm. ' ' ' " ' ' ' ' ' ' """"""" ' ' ' ' 2“ lb' A camp is placed on this sick list it hundred yards. The enemy was «liaisons. The Minstrel Boy ..... ya 0 M ate er of the BE“ Guam
’0 an ’ ' ' ' ' ' ' ' " ' """"" - 18° lb- a certain percentage of the men are on off after a hand to band tightfiolo. An lrlah Lullaby .....A McSally; Ilr e e y.
t 8 HALIBUT . , , , f, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 200 lb. sick. The report ahoWs that Devens wherfittpon our contingent. returned to . Recitation, Mechree ...... . ' . .A Mace Setter Kraut, 4 lbs. for . ......... 251:
Im , ‘ ‘ lthl t m cantonment in our nos. 2 ;
! gnu COD . . . . . . . . . . . . .. ..... ‘. . . . . .......... . . . g is. actuality. es er I . “M mm, mac” tn “mam Am“. quox.fl'l:eflnam That Once Thrzugh- Chmokrs "8|"in .:
“18 MA “I...” """""""" ' f It i ulcers have been can troops. acting in cooperation-~- ,3 s .......... ....... iris ' .
t S? H on ' ' ' ' """" ' """" ' ' ’ ' ' ' ' ' 220 lb' unstained at: Itilteonutritional survey With small French detachments raid. Isolo, A Rose in Old Erin .......... | 'el 583.2
GERRY . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5T. . . . . ........... . . . Oil-36 “A“ board: Captain J. Garfield Huey, ed calm" trenches.Ied tho till the“ . .. . . .............. M. McGulnncssI I ’
--"'-v-~--P ......... , ,Li,utnantnmry,operatons werecarr on smuan-
25°.“ 1 'ATOR " 40‘ pk Lieutenant T Kuhn 9fl' e 1| . eonsly, each on a frontage of some six 8" ”"1“" Day 9'09"“. Grade 8. | 76 Noll"! Main St
Lieutenant L. \t anther cad and mu . 8010 St Pa . ' '
tenant Thomss'Wnyinnd. The. duty hundred ”"18. All" a prolonged ' ' "10K! Day ..Anna R. Yost‘ I ‘ .
' - ‘ , ot'thc board will he to inspect ntl bombardment. the attacking units Address, pm, ....thbm- 3. Menu”; _. .. .-~ ._..n. - _. __._.___.
TROOPS ARRIVE SLEEPING SINTRIES. . . menu-00mg with ‘a flow not only to; were Ible to reach their Objecllt'el.'8ketchu from the Life 0‘ St. Patrick,’
Few of the enemy were. found in the
first line trenches, and the attacketrl
SWt‘Dl forward into‘the German am:
John J. Hickey, Francis A. Hench
Michael J. Angtone, Harold E. Sittdd,‘
w BARGAINS
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Ollcers must in future escort their
' ly an hour in the German positions:
ST. MARIES, ldaho. March 16,—‘eleepingat their posts. Their case will
guests from the gate to the officers
flee ‘ '
.5 IE8 WILL FREEZE IN Norbert W. Powell, 10.18 J. Fume.
¢0LD WEATHER lArrivnl of United States troops nnd'com . l
» , . . ~- . 0 before President “lllOll. "3‘0 in ac ordnncegmld retired after inflicting much dam Martin J. M ‘ -.
,5,“ It at our Willard Service Station ; ”“10 3““ G‘mrdfimenv ordered he" will have in this matter to decide a :13: 2:1 213:]. 13:21 i: few din ago, age and capturing considerable anon-g Lyons cmmng‘h' Vncent 7" compaund Lard
your .1" meet a titoroukblyfby Major-General vArthur Murray. tragic problem of war policy. Also a register will be kept at meltity of material. ' Piano Sol tl Th . T ‘t . lb
tent storage batery expert who commanding the Western Army Do” On be t a ’lbl be c oilicers’ club in which all man must . "There has been a decided increase; so on, c Harp of are .. c
give authoratlve advice in thuwrtment. and Governor Alexander. as " 3" canno 9° 5 Y ”0'" ”En their mm" and the “am" on” sniping owing to more favorable! . ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Marianna. Gmmley ,
on. fa precaution against possible renewal in their defense unless the sentlnlea
Mixer 9, e ' of violence by Industrial Workers of are absolutel alert. The .Iegper .3 his
3 r pair "'6 stone b“ the World, was anxiously awaited here you I. a ”in, '0," than German
' ‘ . Ital batteryrfor any make of car _ today. shells. For the dead of night, when
a, a Armed ~ctttzetnl. deputtzed yesterday . .
. 9‘ 9‘ atany “m.“ .. lb! Sheriff A. L. Noland after he was drowsiness steals ou the watcher so
m8 Storage isct, upon and beaten by a mob of In- irresistibly. ll lulu-ho time “10800”!
tdutntrittl Workers and their sympa- fmay be coming over the top.
. t, -
,> hum “I .
weather conditions Belay, The Stat! of 3:; Patrick .. . ..
“We kept up a vigorous bombard.
‘ tSOIo. The Deer Little Shamrock . ..
on the rear areas opposite out
\vnent I .. ....... Martin J. McDonough
the ofllcer whose guests they are. Cottage Brand
Tout sector. .
GERMANY NOT "Near the Swiss bot-det- where III-,Boio. Remember, Boy You'r lrlsh .. l Caffee 21‘ l/b
0N OFFENSIVE . .
- miter detachment of our teen I" m] .. ........ Francis T. Kennedy ‘ ’ —
U. S. CLAIMS."“Q trenches. hostile bombardmente , Pure New Or'eans
Molasses
'wer frequent 31""Wh'enmv Kathleen Mlvonmeen
' ' '4";th arrival of our Secretary ozfladhllne O'Gorntan. Josephine Nowak
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thlczct-s, who are declared to have: It is desirable to resort to harsh tt‘hnttnued Front Ppge One).
thrratencd to deliver one of their nun? _-._., ‘.\Var in France. is noted. Darin: tilt-38010. God Save All Hero ....... .
.. _. . her from jail here,, lied the measures only as ‘ 1‘“ resort. 3'" involved. ‘,pnst week the Secretary has had in ‘v . ...... ,,,,,,,,,, Margaret DeLaucy
‘ “rotate-Street» ' tad slog-nut streets during the nigh to prevent over! one of oursoldlerefillotfld ml- ,pm’tlmvon the Western from theZ-teryieu with the leading French an A Boy's Oration .01", Cross "a Our 20c qf 75c 93' . t
- .‘ . Telephone .3. any (mall outbreaks. in the terrible results that may. folv maria Ind no cvldmce of impend-ftlsoritlcs and tuition! to undertake n Fibs ' John J Wehle ' .
The trouble arose yelterday, when [my sleeping .1 “l. sentry’s either stdcfiwetul inspection of our schools, train i
met in r tivitl bv
the kw. W. members'lea'rned‘of‘tb‘e‘ ‘ ‘ A ‘ "in,” M m
whole army mlllll be "th1“,“ The period oi inactivity: the state-Elm areas. rest camvt. as 'chI ns’Recitatton,The Soldiers of them
ehcritl'e Intention to remove William. . . . use." , mg , . ‘ to of the" front where our ,,,,,,,, '
Show chlson. formerly eecreteryot the l. W. that "'y' “‘3 soldiers should train taunt?» bowev‘c'tz 7335:»... Madden!) mfg-'33:: action. “rugs“ :12“. 1“ Class A STULL ,
’ ‘ w . - 1W. local hero tocouer d'Alieae, Idaho" themselves lullabilltytto. keep ‘W‘k’tr‘mqteflmtntb? ,"m nation" "The western front from the Nortlt' 0. “"3 0 I’ll ' , .,
‘ l 03 E ‘1‘qu K, "BIOS: ”lent m m Q? “ “flu!" My “that"fiwwlth1‘fllfi. .t “inn"; 8“ w “'3 ‘Au‘e ". "IQ gm. .0! . ,' . - - - - e t . . . . . . . . . i . "I" Kennelly» 24 C st t ;
its charge ot criminal s “11‘,“ line"... “will 5' the ability 0" ”m or «can "i 3m “ (Mr’ogjpc.:mh 1mg gnu“. Violin Selection, Eric, the Tear wage ‘ee
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t'theritf, whit math!“ .Vltlt the. .
to «tan Fm! .'° “8"“.
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maul,
“volt. ~
The statement follows:
:1» netted «meteor
' ' u/
. "The Germans carried out a Mill? 1m"w. W'MO- hands '1'. Rum.
,ber of air raids against deletion and
to tbtll’et'le- Allied aviators“! German
1. mm “m 0‘ W M!“
l
crowd. which we threats
Nelson trout lent: '
, “ wanes r. Kearney.
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