Saturday For Business
. As Usual
DON N ELLY’B
16 So. Main St.
loom soawasn
An Extensive'Superior Gathering of V
Women' s and Misses’ Suits, Coats, Dresses,
Waists, Skirts, Petticoats and flats at
' Especially Low Prices.
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It's afinalookingtoppiasa
aadwillsmballkhsndadera
your classic brow. m
(alts, caps, silk hats await your
inspection in this “55115. This “on a” mug, ason Til mom" belief“ . —
decimal:i {IE—fitter flfifll latest styles ”W lest -
”2:5!!!“ your spring more . more . .
Rogers 8t Stevens
profitable and more equilistitlfacto actory in every way in many years
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old Well Lodge, No. 108 r. and A.
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shlagton Camp. No. it, P. 0. S.
A. transacted routine business last
. to United States gland jury will
pen business tn New listen, on
' . ..-.ay William B Richards tall
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Stanley F. Stevens of 12 Quinta»
ue, has taken a position with the
'an Personell department in
hington. D C.
court l’fldmondn d» Anticis,
on at America, met last evening and
. eased plans for the drive for new
hers to be held in May,
« The Not walk Building, Loan and in'
Meat Association held its regu-
, hrmeet'ue, last evening and it was
reported that several new loans had
been made and too new members re-
veil.
JASKETBALL ARMORY
Friday night. Norwallt ya. Jeri?!
(‘ity Reserved tickets at Dawn‘s and
honestly s.
I John J. Eason. aged eighteen years,
.5 155 Harbor airline, and Anthony
Germn, aged nineteen years, of liigh
“reel this city, have enlisted in tho
liniteti States Navy, having signed up
May at the Navy Recruiting 0!
I in Bridgeport. They were sent to
New Haven. I
r Urient‘hhip Association No. 7, dili-
oi routine business at its meet
field at the home at Mrs. Robert
cton, Concord street. South Nor-'
last evening. The nest meet
will be held upon the fourth Tues?
‘ evening of April at the home of
.Rose Carr in East Norwalk
,1! the regular drill ol the 3rd Co, I
H 0.. Second Lieutenant Quintard
elected captain, and Robert E.
. iormeriy 0! Company F, was
a. to till the vacancy of second
enancy. First Lieutenant iinward
Godfrey was nominated for cap-
iiiIt withdrew his name from the
lotintr. Both elections were unani-
- The vacancy of Captain was
yeti by the resignation of Captain
“'I‘liam l. Comatock on February 28.
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. MILLINERV OPENING
a (latest styles for spring and summer
' liners. Opening ThursdaY. Friday
‘1 . Saturday. Miss Polhemus V80
l‘ashington strett. mill at
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Lem Your Films Here to
Be Developed
Powell Corporation
can'errcu the Felloucratt Degree ballots had ‘0 be 9'99””!
l-‘oren- ’
Iot the not prepare an alphabetical rec}:
Iord ot the names of all persons, resi- .
than many a season and we otter .
”WALK OW?" "WWI-K ‘ yams ‘theaimgi :rove a 3'15“$%i°me tion to all who have been accustomed to
._ I paying higher than usuli prices at theeammencematt lot a season.
. Some stores w styles during first few
AGREED CNN of Sprlggur‘fa: Dre'nc‘yhhfihg this: not a to 0 er unusual v
CHA GES IN thr out the season. but” to otter es fly up v at "every
HINMAN BILL. ning of tileseason. andh hough we openthc season tha 4“: ~
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amendment was impracticable.
genuine pleasure In parched“; and “fig:
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in June
and forwarded while representative
and senatorial nominations could n t
be made before July. The ballot it
be provided, however. will have blur. Q
spaces upon it in which an elector ,; $1.98.
may write in the palms of any ofilcer.
for whom he wishes to vote in addia ‘
tion to the names already printed on
the ballot. I
Alter half an hour's discussion of; U
8 CH ARMING BLOUSES FOR EASTER
Smcial Bargains
$2.98. 53.98. $4.98. $5.98. $6.98.
$7.98. $9.98.
SPRING OPENING SALE OF THE
SEASON’S NEWEST SUITS
NEW STYLES IN LlNGERIE
WAISTS
986. $1.25. $1.50. $1.98
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SPRING OPENING SALE OF NEW
ll':.::.°::;":l:.:r:':::::: .2132: I In a Marvelous Array of Styles SPRING COATS
Li?i.§:‘.‘.’.‘."§.inimit'f'gllfiflfign‘?3.22". 51433-5133“ 32250-525” At $12.93. $14.98. 517.98and upto530.00
2. “ff“ “'3 mgr: , 51°29" SPRING OPENING SALE or SERGE
5?”.3 1'0? 6’35. 1...”... ..‘I‘ ..J‘stifl I” AND SILK panssns ' NEW HATS
sizzlgztale the House recessed untili At 39.98. $12.98. $14.98. $17.98 986. $1.98. $2.50. 32.98
Racorda at Thu. in Set-vies. I '
HARTFORD, March 20. ——'l'own
You look elsewhere first then come here. then
I givingfch more for the same money than any storeon
Ilse that this store’ a
clerks in practically all towns and
Remember we alter
cities throughout the state will have
little dlfiiculty in preparing a list (It
Imen in the national service as direct-
ed under the act considered by ,Lhe
special session of the legislature. pro~
riding for voting by absent soldieIsI
and sailors, because of the action last
summer of the Connecticut State
Count] of Detense calling upon its lo
cal agencies to compile lists of men
in the military and naval service of
the nation.
emlke rea
charge.
THE PARIS
,I 33 SOUTH MAIN .ST. SOUTH NORWALK'
I! The Style Store For Ladies Who Know Better Merchandise and Appreciate.
[035191111323 $§I?°r$:rzftth?:lt'§§ z.- :fl’u‘ an” mum Want “*; errant. mm ”“8””
town clerk of each town in the slate
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ANOTH II WAG! INCREASE
ORAN I I0.
dents oi such town, who are in the:
military or naval service of the (lov- I
ernment. The possible value of a rec-;
ord of this kind was realised by the
onnectlcut State ouncll ot Detense.
soon after its organization. and on
August 15,1511, the Council passed a
vote which called upon the chairman
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6-~'l'he Spirt of 1917—D0rla
Paul James, Harry Fielder.
doro Barrett.
F1,“ Gm. They Lett Behind Them rious woolen mills in this city today.
Carmen Company in its mills throughout
of every town committee of the coun- and Personal ' hound, range from five to fitteen per cent in
ell n the State to collect such inior- ,Vocal duet-iris Rochelle and Man additiona five per cent. bonus in thrill
mation. jorie Gillies. I
Istamps will be given each employs
every quarter. An aggregate of 2,500:
workers will be benefited.
Singing—Hall, Columbia.
Plano selection-Harold Winter.
Vocal solo—Rev. .l. Harrison Thomp-
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u- — —— sou. , . .. -
' 7 Vocal aolo—-"Oter There," Paul
(“named "on mm mm" I M" 09°?!“ A 00"“9” °‘ “°""" Primfi'mon ot blanket to Red Cross.
It 3. their names as Madame Desnina N' J" h“ announced the engagement lira. Fiedler. I I
_[ sidovnch Starch Mame Elisabeth at her daughter, Miss Maude Mar— Acceptance by Red Cross-Miss Mary
(Itnrlntle Nix. Baron ilenri do Belville gurite Dowden to Frank Dasknm Aus- “(fl'lr’z‘haz‘vnlg' Th 0
5“" Count ROI)?" d9 Clairmont “tin, son of Mr. and Mrs. G. F. Austin, Orchzstrn sei cii " ompa n.
l)fllla now disclosed that what were e on.
:Ligusht m be the mysterious code m of Union Park. this C"! The '8“th The tableaux were all original and
L.” (0pm; in a safe 5990*" box of. one will probably not take place for some clever conceptions and reflected great
or those under arrest ware. love epis- time. "can “9°“ "‘9 committee 0' arranze-
lle". ('Olli‘llt‘ll in gentle terms with: :.,:m” “d "'0"! participating therein.
hidden meanings which hard headed 3“” Kathleen Tracey oi West ave- we FINN”! lily tile Hill; 31.3.th 0!“
investigators at first tailed to recog- 9' W were peas “3 an I " work
my, nue. has returned to Trinity COIIPSC. of this organisation shows great im-
omcm, he“, deem”. that the gov- after spending last week at the home provelnent at each appearance
crnment has no definite evidence oi oi her parent's. ‘" MI” Jennings remarks 39°99"
“wins ,0 lay against any at the tour.; ing the community blanket. she said
but that the complicated tangle otperV1‘ 3‘“ h" 3'9“ ”"5“" '0 "9""
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you like to have
every room in
yo u r h o u s c
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Miss Cornelia O'Deii has» returned
5100 Lil. lurch 50,—Notlees I
recently given by the American Wool;
Theo New England were posted at the va '
——-Helen Pileeger, Doris Carr Edith The increases. elective allrch 25. willl
cause of suspicion
Itfiradastroysorthiavssstaalyourvaiuabiepaperaorjswels,
omasmalllosassyot“, wouldpaytharsntalforasaledo-
sonnl Ieia'ions with men high in oil!
(‘liil and locial circles makes it expedi-
ent to deport them. it has never been
:disclosed tully where any oi the tour
troln a weeks' visit with friends on the
Palisades, N. J.
got their money. although it is now -
said that one of the women had some:
wealth of her own.
For many months the touchale
lteen under surveillance, at first be-
that they would
prove to be agents or an enemy gov-
ernment.
SHIP BUILDERS? RETURN TO
WORK ’
Baltimore, Md. March 20.-—Tho six.
hundred rivetcrs, eaulkers and ream
we employed by the. Baltimore Dr-y
deck and Shipbuilding company. who
struck yesterday for higher wages, re
turned to work today and work was
proceeding as usual, an ofiicial ot the
company stated. '
THOROUGH WORK
How South Norwaiit Citizens Find
Freedom From Kidney Tt‘t u: '
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it you antler from backache-
i-‘rom urinary disorders~ .
*Any curable disease of the kidney It,
Use a tested kidney remedy
Doan' a Kidney Pills list/ye been test-1
ed by thousands.
Grateiul people tutlty.
Can you an]: more convincing proof
of merit?
Jan. McCallum, painter,
street, East Norwallt. says. “i was in
.pretty bad shape with my kidneys and .
'my back was weak and always achr.’
Sometimes it was so still i could hard;
,ly bend one way or the other. The.I
kidney secretions were highly colored;
contained sediment and , passed too
trequentlv. 'i'be tlrst box of Man's
Kidney Pills helped me and l'contin-
not! using them until i was complete-
ly cured. "
Price to at all dealers. Don't aim-I
ply ask tor a kidney remedy—act
Dean's Kidney Pills—the same that
lir. )lcCailum bad. Poster Miiburn
60.. mm. ., N YH-Adv
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ammonium-ammonia
rainwater-m Church. I”
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no rmt marks were listened to with marked
the altering and was gratified to think
that it was a work in which the whole
V'commuhilv had an interest. She out
lined the past, present and future
workings of the Red Cross. telling of
an eltort to be made next week to col
leet all the discarded clothing possible
to be sent to the needy in Belgium.
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wan”? Wouldn’ t you en- '
joy seeing the children
playing on the floor with- .
out danger of taking cold ?
Hey. Mr. Thompson spoke fervently
of the conditions brought on by the
entry of the United States in the great
world conflict. paying particular at-
‘tention to he kickers at the adminis-
tration and its rulings which have
been made to give the boys “over
there" the best the land atlords wh. le
they were participating in the battle
for democracy. and urging the need at ,
still greater sacrifices on the part of I
those at home, many of whom have;
as vet tailed to realise that we arev
in serious business. The speaker's re
attention and let: a lasting impression
onthose who heard them.
ice cream was disposed of at the
close of the evening's entertainment.
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WASHING'I‘ON. March 20.—-Adolpb
Timm, of Philadelphia, decretary oi
the German-American Alliance, was to-
day belore the Senate Committee in-
vestlgating llIo ornniaation's ttllcssdI
disioyal activities.
As custodian ol the records oi the
Alliance, 'l'imlu appeared tor discus.
siou oi the organisation's finances and ‘
'geueral activlties.
w... 'rosoI, in: eighteen
years, or at Chapel street. enlisted in
meantime-tummy».
all. Item May mm at the to!
were:
V An
lnrennmomu.
Onepipe Heater
can bring you this pleasure at
surprisingly low cost. It has only
one pipe and one register.
Then thcrc' s only on: fire to tend
once or twice a day., Nine of
the fuss or danger 'of several
stoves in the house.
All lmanmml. Oncpipc
Heater is sold on 60 days trial.
Guaranteed for 5 years- it will
last a lifetime.
See one here and get the big
Onepipc book.
MY A. Balm
56 Water St. lo. Nor.
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Paint Your Own Automobile
Paint it 0‘ the Berry Way
Our Automobile Varnishes spread easily and
when applied deftly willfiow out nice and even.
Call for color card and see a sample wheel finish-
ed as you can do it.
ALBERT p. MORGAN
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UNDERTAKER
Tal. otl'loa, 1055-5: House 555.
57 PIMHINOTON 51'.
NIW NED MEN'S BUILDING
Help the Children Succeed
unmatlsutourhrlttstmp every week. It.
will teach them the value andrawsrd of saving, besides help-V
inglinslaluwiapasoeihroogbvlotory.
masstampsmaybepurohased at the Post Oillce, or at
anybauk.
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