JOSEPH DAVIS
35 II Street
COW“ NOIWALK
warm reassess
roman for Norwalk and vicinity:
Fair tonight, Tuesday fair; warmer in
interior; moderate northwest to north
winds becoming variable. '
Following the peuege of a iow
pressure area to the North Atlantic
ocean the winds over New England
htve shifted to the north with fair
and colder weater as a result.
in the we region and thence west-
ward the wind drift isfrom the south
toward a welldefined "depression ctr.-
‘ tral over Alberta and the temperatures
are higher while, eth weather has re
mained fair. Showers occurred on teh
South Atlantic coast.
WEATHER A YEAE
TODAY. 'i
Temperature: High, 52;
28. Fair.
City News
There will has special meeting of
Indy washlugton lodge. thisevening.
at II oclock, in Red Men's Hall, Nor-
walk. to take 'action on the death of
Lydia Whiteley, who died in Middle-
town. yesterday.
The Excelsior Brewing Company,vot.:
Springfield. Massachusetts. has
brought suit against Andrew Bakes
for $1.600,land property In 'vWindsor
Place. owned by the defendant. has
ched ,by Constable John Cae-
lto. to!l let the cialin. The case is re-
turnable to the April term of the Sup-
orior Court. Attorneys Keogh A (‘an-
dee represented the Brewing Company.
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F] R E s A L E
STILL GOING ON
Buying Has Been Fact
Bargains have been so irresiSiable. We are mak-
0c 25c. 50c, 75c and $1. 00 Table
Watch for them---You ' may never get such a
money saving chance again
“also Stock Must 60.
'{Come and Share in This Great Event.
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flee, is confined to his home through
illness.
M. L Pelham is ill at his home on
TAKE NOTICE
Mrs. l3. Prentice of Woodward Park
requests that people passing th'roughi
her place, will keep to the roads and
not walk on the lawns or hay fileds. i
The liudson Super Six. owned by
Judge Henry w. Gregory, was stolen
from in front of the City Hall on Set- i
urday evening, while Judge Gregory
was attending the meeting of the
Chairmen of the various committees of
the Norwalk War Bureau. Judge (ire-I
gory notified the police and yesterday;
morning at about 8 o’clock someone,
phoned in that an automobile had
been abandoned on Bayview avenue.
‘l'lle police'investigated and foundtha» Photo Engraver's Club churning un cussion fuses, which set off a box of
grenades.
it was Judge Gregory's car. f
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Merrill Lamson, of Manchester.
Conn. tound an easy mark in “'9 W by an arrangement with the tango» were demolished while several atruc
son of Abe Rosenberg. a New York vers Union, by which union workmen lures collapsed from the violence of
taxi driver, when he asked Abe to take
him to his home in Manchester by .
taxi. He said that Manchester was
between Noiwalk and Stamford. Ros-
enberg agreed to take unison home
for $19. but when he reached this citllg
and found that he had hardly started
towards Manchester e grew mad and
quit. The couple went to the police, '
who told them, bowel or, that the mat.-
ter was not in their jurisdiction and to
settle it among themselves, but not
to make any disturbance about it.
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' OURDUTY
i To Promote Thrift—
,YOUR DUTY
To Be Thrifty .
“Save and Buy for
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Trinity Place. and Is under the care
of Dr. A. N. Clark.
Mrs. F. M Homes is confined to her
home at -i E'ranklin street, with ill-
ness and Is being attended by Dr A. alrmy. Among soldiers approached to
N. Clark.
The Victor Orchestra furnished mu-
sic for a largely attended dance in
Arlen Hall. Saturday evening
COMPLAINT AGAINST PHOTO EN-
GRAVERS CLUB.
WASHINGTON. March l9.—Com
plaint was issued today by the Federal
Trade Commision against the Chicago
fair methods of competition.
The Club is charged with maintain-
ing a standard price for their product
will not accept employment unless is
certain wage is maintained. Thirty-
four firms Were named in the com-
plaint.
ill “BiSBiiiil ” iiiii
liiiii iiiii BBWHS
If SiBii 0B BliiiiliS
Tonight! clean your bowels and stopl
Headache, Colds, Sour
Stomach
Get a ltlcent box now.
Turn the rascals out—the headache.
biliousness, indigestion the sick, sour
stomach and bad colds—turn them out
,tonight and keep them out with Cas-
carets
Millions of men and women take ai
Cascaret now and then and never1
know the misery caused by a lazy
liver, clogged bowels,
Don't put in another day of dis-,
tress. bet Cascarets cleanse your;
stomach, remove the sour. fermenting to lose M
food: take the excess bile nom your
liver and carry out all the constipat-‘i'II
ed waste matter and poison in the
bowels. Then you will feel great.
A Cascaret tonight straightens you We
out by morning They work while mm
men's-er
Mir sunsehendonenheslthyllmano mettle“.
MW ‘ maisotionforloaths. Children ”mounts
W ueynevsriammw
you sleep. A lo-cent box from
drug store means a' clear head.sweet
Fred w. Hoyt of the" local post; MANY KILLED
- Red Cross. cooperating with the pre-;
i
or an upset
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inn
New York Women Help Elect Four
Tammany Men to House of Representatives
IN EXPLOSION
NORTH or PARIS
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bulances were among the first at the
scene of the explosion.
A number of wounded were carried
away in motor trucks of the American
within a few hundred yards of the
burning buildings and carried the in
jured across fields to vehicles wait
ing to move the victims to hospitalif
in Paris and the suburbs i
All American nrmv omcer dressed
the wounds or a child out by flylnr
glass nearly II mile from the scene of{
the disaster. The child was one ofl
several score in a school in wh' ch
every window was shattered by the
concussion.‘ i
Sllrlivors declare the accident Wilfl
due to a man drawing a box of per
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‘Most of the workmen es '
coped with minor lnlurie;~. i
All roofs and windows w. thin a cir- i
cumference of miles of the building
the explosion. in eve ry qualter of
Paris windows were shatered In at
public school at Auberiv'ilicls a panic!
occurred and four girls died from
fright. '
Nearly 1,000 persons. shelterless as
the result of damage to their homes..
are being cared for by the American}
fecture ol‘ the Seine and the local ail-i
thorities.
Regarding the assistance when the
ed (‘ros a by Alllcrit: n soInII-rs n
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Oil the fll‘ul occasion in which they have ever voted women ,pf New
Yalk State helped elect {our Tammany men to the House of Representa-
:.IIVIs This pcture shelve one of them voting at a polling place. A spe-
. cial election was held because of lrlcancies from various causes and it
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i was the first opportunity women of New York have had to vote. since the
municipal counselor of Bourget. near’ I,
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"We must pay homage to the man The Three 0 Eye
nor in which the American Red Cross
dier‘s showed devotion not to be for-i
EXAMINATION WITHOUT
CHARGE OE OBLIGATION.
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A Constitutional M liosrox, March 18.—Raliroad tieilj to examine eyes where glasses
“\Tlllt We cm {which have been discarded ufter new! are not required.-
EVINOI' mom i state adopted woman suffrage Inst No v.eulher
where the explosion occurred. said:
organised assistance. American sol ‘ 99
Service.
ECHRONK mm'l' EOtten" .
USING RAILROAD TIES. ‘ .
' It is a daily occurrence for us
by the/Boston and Mellie Railroad In these cases we explain to
“Km”. "- “For years I hereafter will supply fires - for bun-i Ila “I”!!! the exit“ “Edi-lion
Mfid' ”'32.; "mgindmy' '9 I dreds of railroad stations, switc'nmen's. OI their eyes.
My ‘MWIM :Mondanmeil shelters. workshops and other build '9 m ”’1, l“I"id by the
to try Vial... It as: am I ylngs where coal Is not actually needed, 00mm“ Win in b,
, gained to maintain high pressure steanl scr-
Em- the Mivice. At Lowell Junction the railroad. mo" “lam ,‘nduvo’ h to
“In,“ ? “Mfg.“ set up I portable saw mill mi N a" ”build confidant
'3... “I, Mil discarded 1:93 will be sent there to be: , ,r
«an: M“ . out into Luise for use next wlnter.‘ '
Formals“ “Cum witness estimated today thali THAMER
m.“ m. OI WM: [GYM]. n.- M m m
we. ”.mawm would be utilised thisi 0“ W W
int he In! or sol-Ia sI. sues-Is, (loan
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flowumo's ‘ , ,
Entrance on Main BL. Fairfleld Ave, Cannon ‘7
per
A movie .
you’ll enjoy.
Have 3 cu allv idea of 1110 ll oudcrflll processes
ll Ilicll the beautiful silk veils 3 on see here are out
Can you even imagine the transformation of til
silk front a tiny cocoon into the fight-ldl‘bcauty tl
gives both protection and charm to its wearer '?
If you can imagine those processes, Ilci tall
seeing them llill be for mine cllio3zlble. 1f 3oII Is
not imagine them, to see them ll ill be a revel; liioll. .
Herc, each day the coming week, you me illl'ii‘
to see a movie that i)lill9,’ Us clearly out the lmllIlt-ll,"
Illnkillg veils. It ll as filmed for 1') & Z Vail Raul
whose. beautiful veils are shown in the dificrcnt stay, 3
of being finished. ' 9'
Oil the third floor. EIlI-ll ( aly bl ginning Urdu)“ ~
at 10:30 AM and 3 and 4, PM. '
it. F” - '"
Dress goods
are scarce-5
but not here.
Literall3; there are lllllldlt‘dS’Of pine es of sense
able ll orthv ilalldsolllc (llcss ll oolcns llolc.
“' 0 rue llligllty "lad of it—alld glallder that his
can sell them at the prices ll c are able to.
There ls a very-10.11 shortage of (llf‘SS mods. I "
is ll'idcsplcad. .lt is alllloyill". It is genuine. ~
A store has practically no Illilllec to buy dr:
goods now. It must have bought illt lli long ago,‘ .
order to have them today.
This store. did buy/long ago. it bought libero it"
--but only of the triod- Illld- tIuo lubrics: the dril
ll Imiells “omen have found give long scrl ice ulld filth
satisfaction.
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llhosc dross goods are here llth, such splcu
gathering of them!
Many ill rich and glowing (lt'i‘p colors. mum ‘
light gmys and tans. nil ill llalltls'lllllil black.
Don't think, for an instant. this collection
simply one of plain dress fabrics and inclined to d
liess. Not much! .
\\ by it fairly sparkles with lite and with bemtl.
1t shines with the contrast of one I-nlol- lviill anotll
-—iu plaids, for exalllplc. ’It is alive and alert \vl
stripes and with fancy mixtures—am! even a lull i . 2
of the plain-color fabrics are woven so. ('llliillll 4;
that. their figures give them l't‘lllal'lilllllc life will.
bculttv. ‘
Serges, fabl 1c of durability I‘-lld’urlaptability, f _‘
suits and for dresses and for malts, 42 to 54 innit
ll lde—llhtclla burgundy glcell lll'fl\\]i ta upc i ,
ii‘Ill plum and black-85c $1.59 $1. 51") .fiL 75$; to $ _ .
l'ttl'd. E
Poplins, effective and smooth of ll cave, nice to’ i;
illlc ~12 IIlI-lles \liIlc—taupo Iopcllllagrell pllun bl'oli
bind; and dull: gleell—~:i=1.I5' and $2. l: ml.
Crepe poplins, uniquely pretty of effect, 42 inc ‘
wide ,—taupo l)10\\‘ll black copellllzlgcll and (la
"teen—«$2.25 3 ill (1 ‘
T1188fll’l,ill’lll and we: ililll. 42 illI-ilcs ll lde—l
ielia bl'oull copellilugell iiill taupe "‘l'ccn blacks
(1m k bluc—- $2 3'a al'd
Silk- and wool poplins and Hi lies, beautiful
both luster and color 40 int iles ll lIle—copclillag
gold gray navy tall taupe biacll light- blue and o
rose—$1.75 $2 and mi: 2.75 311111
Fancy plaids that are simply delightful w
made up in the new models of skills. 42 to 5’. Inc v
many‘ effective combinations of “Will and dark colE "
——$1. 50 $2 $2.50 and $3 yard =
, Mohalrs of lich blue and deep black, plain w i‘
ot’fancy stripes, 42 inches ll Mic—70L 85c and to $ 3
yard ;
. Fancy tan and gray mixtures, especially tas -
and beautiful, 54 inches wide—$3 yatd
. Broadcloth of soft even smooth sin-face and
dued permanent luster, 48 to 54 inches wide,-
green plant grey Wisteria and black— 11 shl'l
and spewed—$2.50 to $3 yard
Gabardine of close smooth surface and
remarkable wearing ability, 54 inches wide,
green and navy-43. 75 yard.
and less:
Norwalk Chronicler