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Eggsiél
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at?
Going to Have Early vegetables?
onmyonessmaks-oasyssllhgtb-bseslssthey'ualo
ways in demand‘asd at good prices.
nor‘ssnsssa
onnami‘rramer crummummmrqnuuu
elm " ‘ .-
suv sow.
The Hatch r. Bailey Co.
lowisthsti-stogetnsdy. lssldsshsvllgtbelfesyus’
worm
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(Co-m no. lib-st has).
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instin- exercls- of the nurses is air;
ways must interesti . and the nu»...
zeal m will be pleasing. 'f‘he‘
ristrarn &
Norwalk’s Leading Dry Goods Store
- -mMm-- .
r"- wwflw
Hyatt
that at district managers and work-uni
lfollowsz~ i
no list or District‘ Managers any i
.aairsalmis thelWCamH
1 psi- falowsz-r . 1
District lo. l-~llo\lisyton not pro-
gvidod for. - .
l District No. 2—~lr. Douglas‘h‘arhq
”runner: Troop No. 5 of the Boy?
;8cout.s will do the canvassing. { .
4 District No. 3—Mrs. Henry W. Gre—l
‘xory. mgr: Mrs. Richiert, Mrs. G. E
Brown, Mrs. Ross Burrthard. Mrs. Wai— i
ter Munro. llrs. Clarence lv‘, Osborn.
till-s. Robert s. Van nuren, 1m. wn-l
liam Guthrie _
. District No. l~llrsl , Percy W.
gBroohs. manager, Mrit, Ely Raymond i
‘Miu Marion Glendennling. 'Mrri, Porter
ins-r in their win. The use?
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i Bearings for All Makes of Cars
Norwalk Tires and Tubes
WELDIIIG Ill ALL BRANCHES
VAAST BROS. .GARAGE
17 CHESTNUT 81'. SOUTH IOBWALK.
TEL. 1360. "L. 2011.
Emerson Browne. l-‘nrnnam Midill»
brook. i
District No. 5~Mrs. H. T. Prowl‘M
manager. Mrs. P. A. \ian Buren. Miss'
Helen Betta, Miss lllurltee. Mrs A‘.
Carmi Betta. Mrs. Mulllings. i
District No. Gum-s. llarrillglon,f
manager. Mrs. George Sartain. Mrs.’
Edgar loner. Mrs. Edward lm-kwood,‘
Miss Nancy Day. stilts Mary Burnt
Mrs. William Young. Miss Harrington.l
O . O ' O ’
Springtime Suggestions
Coats and Suits of the Latest Models
New Silk Dresses, Waists and Petticoats
_ New Ribbons of All Shades and Widths
Something Special in Ladie's’ Handkerchiefs
Satisfactory Stockings and Underwear
Miss Eliubeth Hendrick. Miss Ade-i
line Miller. Mrs. Edward Quinlan. I _
- «Wemtsq,
.v n.‘ ;
District No. 7.~—-Miss Ethel ('allallan.‘
manager; Miss Jane Callahan. Miss
Julia Callahan, Miss Dorothy llrate.‘
v
t: Painted China
.'~' and Saucers
and cocoa always tastes
from s. nice thin china
\ .a limited quantity on
specialist 25c '
lie d25c Store ,
.1 and llaviland Si.
3 l
New Styles and Patterns inf
Miss Augustal‘sllon, Miss Jennie
Jovelovsky. Miss Helen Miller, Miss
_Allce Griffin. Mrs. B. Thomas.
. District No. S~~Mislp Anna Hipson“
Mrs. Mrs.
H. KfifiéER a. co.
. manager; Henry Harris. '
Ginzhams. Percal Mad- “a", . . Th H h .
. . y lltzlnger. Mrs. burg), Mrs. i.i-. t E d
: ras and Rebate for Summit ‘ISood. Mrs. ('hsrles \‘aast. . e ' ouse I a Xten S
i and Summer Wear . District No. 9. erls. Franklin (1.: _ ‘ ..
I at ‘ ,Drown. manager: Mrs. John (‘09. Mrs.
1 James liundle. Mrs. H, F. Smith. Mrs. .
i E. K. BANKS " 'Williant Avrault, Mrs. Thomas Bene- - - -, - -
f ,dict.a Mrs. Stuart Marshall. Miss -
l i lsabell Tate. Mrs. Robert Morrison.: T A I I . l '
' Iahaohsnw mm m“ ' 5 Mgiaiililfnsyrililm'iiw leall (‘or i i 0 ll ' est-“h " age Earl lers
minim-walk. i“ " ‘1'. ‘ ‘ " ’ ‘; . * *~ - .1 5‘
. ‘ham. manager. Mrs. R, Campbell, Miss; , , " W ;’ . . - . _. ”my .
' .m-Ien Fitch. ulu Mm alder. am; We are now showrnir a fine , ongf Ready-lowest Clothes and Shoes for
. _. , .Charles Simona. ersn l}. 8. Bulhley.‘ \ . ". if . ’36}: . .’ ’ ' We “‘4‘ 'a
Don't Forget 3 7:1". Iraqi! “Morin. :1 l... “ any men. women. boys ami ifll'ls. When from us you: are not llSlllll up all your
I'oungll. . rs. 'arnac. Ml . or on ‘ ' . ~ ' . . " '
That i .Thompaoa. . i wages. You’ll have some left for W. S. S. and Thrfrt Stamps
. t 1 District No. ll~-~Mrn. Noah Barnum. ‘ - . ~
Our Vlcn'da Department 5 "mating”; Illirs Millie l-l. liamurrm ——
w-u Be 0 II I _ . lMrs. Josiah Gregory, Mrs. John Cl'flfi': ”*W" “M"‘""””"‘ ' -,,.,.. ,~” “’ ..._ "’”
1 De 0]! u l Sol r 10 . , ford, Mrs. Volk. Mrs. E. .l. Sims. Mrs..Mrs. J. P. Wsdhams. Mrs. Oliver day announce Sergeant John A. Shoe-l fiA|LnoAp WAGE iNCREASEb.
Saturday For Business ' ’ y anon ' I I" III George Lockwood, Mrs. M. l. Weld Jackson. Miss l-idnrlioward. .‘m, of this city. and Albert'KennedyJ' _~ ._ . ‘_
' “m8 00mm to the District No. l'szilia Kumm. muu- Committee on Church Organizations of East Hartford, both members of’ WASiilNGTOh. llarclr'22.~4,on.~:id—
As Usual Easter outfit for you fatter. doing all the Work herself. nd Women's Clubs—Mrs. George E. 09mm, F toan United 8m“ I“irrational wage increases to be rr-ur'i‘n-
, here. Talk about the lily it!“ i District No. 13—ers. Robert Hor- Curtis. chairman; Mrs. William A. (‘ur- t hi ! ii i i l I.“ mended for railroad t-mployes is: no-
DONN ELLY S . l comeinandseethesebearitiful 'ner. Jr.. manager: Mrrl. Bernard iilorhtis, Mrs. Walter Hitchcock. Mrs. l). 'l‘. ‘3” ‘7: 3' ° '3 a Y m “3 “3 3 “Se . ~ proaching a decision by the flailu dd
and necessary furnishings.
16 So. Main St- special slum neckwear.
- - are health, honesty,
1109mm, initiative. en-
' ambition, business
. opthnim. sincerity.
' f and courtesy.
also mu. sneeze l'u
COLD WEATHER
you will
obtained at any time.
' . its Storage
Battery ' Co. .
aln‘ Street
" vv'l‘elepho'ne 938
.”a V. jselllltll
this city on Easter Sunday morning.
the 20th anniversary of the building “WALK
of the church. . . . '
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’ Old Well Commandry. No. 956, 0. U.
lily to be held next month were also
idlscussed. After the meeting refresh-
. ments were served and a social hour
'enjoyed. A Very good attendance was
I had.
It our Willard Service Statics
_ meet a thoroughly
1 storage batery expert whr
- authorativo advice in thir
5e, repair and store but
battery for any make of car
So. Norwall
y “Store
m) " 0E ucmnm usual. Banner'Bakery.
. It for C881)! ' The motion
i, . ’4 4m retinas-
Star of Columbia Circle. Companr
ions of the Forest met last evening
Land received fourteen applications for
membership. It was voted to donate
the sum of $5 to the :Norwalk Hospital.
The lodge will take a trip to Stamfordl
to visit with Rienzi Circle there soon.
Refreshments were served following
the meeting.
—Umbrellas. Sleeve bands. O'Brien. }
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$250,000,000
Annual '
_. Fire
Loss
It's unwise to” risk your
irreplaceable papers and
articles of value to fire and
burglars. ‘You know that.
Do you know that the ab-
solute prouction of a safe
deposit box 'cost very
Complaints were made to the police
about a horse belonging to a man in
Silvermlne being in a weakened con-
dition and unfit'to drive and Humane
Oillcer Gardner of New Haven was
notified. He came to this city and. '
warned the owner of the horse—Ed-
ward Lvnch-not to drive it anymore '
in the condition that it was in.
i —Best place in town to get dark
ibreads for wheatless days. Whole
wheat. rye and graham. other stock as
_..____.__.._....
of the Central Trust
lCompany and George 3. Raymond. do
liendants. to compel the plaintiff-fill!—
. ward B: Gallaher'und The Clover Man-
lufacturing Company. to expunge or
;strlke out portions of their complaint.
has been denied by Judge Maltbie in
the Superior Court. lie so” in his
opinion on the motion that “frond be-
.1." MW in may” and varied
'eiresinstasees" wide latitude should
gs. allowed. ,
yiteyou to inspect our
SoumNorwus
IOU"! [JONMLK tis. ‘Miss Jiniel Dykmu. ‘
G. C., met last evening and obligated horwallr. ‘ wadhamflv Miss Cornelia Raymondi "i feel, however. that the entire,
ione candidate. Plans for a card par- m Mrs. Harold Baldwin. ’m‘ufl' '3 one Wthll should recoiv
little—“ayem Weiu-'
‘sOn. Mrs. Robert to. Martin ‘Mrs, Lean “an. am. ll. w. K.
District No ll."‘MrlF. E. G. Murphy. logg. 'Miss N. E. Ryan.
SOUTH NOBWLII. , i Surely no neck will venture manager; Mm Sue. Olmalead. iii-rti —-——-——-
‘i .. ‘ J '. _ ‘, forth W!" M 30!]! with. Mlmaret Dounelly. Mrs: lerren‘SECOND RANGER,
l out 3 new mvat w Gil to Smith. Miss Katherine Dh y. Mrs.
' i $150—8pecials f ' ' 'l-‘rank Ives. Mrs. l-‘rnnk Relnhard.i WILLAFORGERIY,
l O i ' or m“, Miss Marie Disesn, Mrs. John Shepard: SAYS SURROGATE
' ' I ews l sign ”50 to $750 .’ District No. 15fl‘Ml'I. ‘ Spencer.
. ! Shirl! . . . 'Adams. manager: Mrn. Charles D. R03 .
i - i New Spring glow“ 31,85 to gen. Mrs. Victor Beart. Mrs. Arthuri- (Continued "0‘“ “3° One)
r ' _,._: ’3'me mocha: tan and Gibson nun. Mrs. Grace Wing. Mme; ~ ~
I up. Gilbert R. Hastlnxs. Mrs. Charles E. of a conspiracy in Stamford.
The Central “'5" ““1““ ““1 "9‘ Your new hat is here and iil11°hsr$itrfii$ mil??? fim'mfflfiified ”sitar 133:2 {3:332:11 '
e G d s d "mg ““9059“ 0‘ routine business. soaks. as well M mill and 'Keeler. Mrs. Frank Gregbry. the default. and at the same time de. ’
3! en ee 5: Efforts are WM made ‘0 113" 3°" over-coats. - ., 1" District No. 16.——Miss Harriet park-juice the motion of ”Metal! to cause
. Abram S. Kayanaizh. formerly pastor ' . . . er. manager. Not airanged for; .. .~ ithe memfii “limit-25d all persoirli:
- ' i ‘ ‘ . District No. 1?“ rs. George W.;conl Wt i e I new w
”a“ If “minted. These of the, First M. in. Church to come to Rogers & Stevens , Dykman. manager: m” HelenBark- Tl". Surrogate explained that Miss
‘ er's' motion‘ being denied. the an
'or. ‘Mrs. Shambangh.,Mlss_Helen Cur? . , _
iplioa ion by Littiolohn was on ionizer
District No; ill-ism: Ethel: Gran-'rehmit and MM:
. ”a more We? were W“ to the Filmer; Miss Helen Quintal'tl. Mini 3.“The :allorney '1" prepared, W
. n . . t m I. amen», “WWW-“i 1m» M”- Mflm'Mmr-fl- Jeanette Uhle. sir. rules-mimosa
| - u} 19‘“ 355 9' . , ' of Hoyt street. Barton. andJoseph .
Carbone. of 30 Franklin street. South manager: Mn! James
[forgedwm and who forged the names ‘
Ella. Mrs. Miller of tire bar of this State and is
Candee. Mrs Clarence E. Sinuson. M‘nsgllot a resident here.
District No. 2041“}ng Edna How- the attention of the criminal authori-
ard. Tmanarrer. Doing; the. work haplties of this county. and i will there-
self. 'fore direct that' the papers be sealed
manager: Mrs. Hayes, Mrs. RobinsonJ‘"? 5“" ““03 'hiCh he may deem
Mrs. McMahon. Miss Mary Dow. 'BdVlBable or necessarY-"
District No. 22—4Mrs. Wilfred Bod. .._____.._._
’well. manager. Mrs. Michael J. Golden.
Mrs. l. M. Hoyt. Mrs. Connors. Miss.
HARTFORD SOLDIERS MISSING
HARTFORD. March 22,—Telegrams
' 'Mrs. Fred Powell. Mrs. Harry Mather.
‘ iMrs. Benjamin Hotchlriss. Mrs. James
‘Brundage. Mrs. Harry Bates.
' DistrictNo. 23.-M.rs. Howard'l'il-
ley. manager; Mrs. IE. 0 Huntington.
Mrs. Edwin Brush. .‘Mrs. Harry Dou-
lens. Mrs. P. J. Bradbury. Mrs. George
' W. Wardwell.‘ Mrs. Harry Hayes.
District No. 24.—1Mrs. W. 0. Mc~
Lean, manager; Mrs. Robert G. Mil-
; chell. Mrs. Samuel Roodner, Mrs. Con-
l’rnd P. Frey, Miss May Howler. Miss
_Elizabeth Howlev. Mrls. his 8. French.
1 9 District Nos. 25 anti 26~Mrs. Elton
: 3. Baker. manager; titty-s. Frank Lau-
' ‘der, Mrs. John Allen. Mrs. John Sher-
- 'man. Mrs. lra Gregory. Mrs. F. Austin.
1, 9 Mn. Morris Nuttinx. Mrs. Harry Shu-
, .jfelt. Mrs. James Magner. Mrs. James
‘. J’Allen. Mrs. C. McNamara. Mrs. Emory
i 1[Stevens
’ . Districts Nos. 27-30—4Miss Gertrude
‘ .Bohannan. manager; Mrs. Lauren M.
" 'Allen. Miss Amelia Becker. Miss,
t (Hazel Blake. Miss Ethel Blake. Miss ;
1 Olive Blake. Miss Ellen Bohannan.
'. .‘Mrs. Alice Buckley. ers. Mary-Eld-
iridae. Miss Augusta Hamilton. Miss
‘ l‘Bea'sin Hamilton. Mills Hazel Harris.
, passageway every few days with salts
l iMrs. J. ll. Jennings, Mire Amelia ’
i ‘Jesse. Miss Resalili Jesse. Miss
cathartic pills or castw
’Anisl Menus. Mrs. William H. 0mm“ "'3 I 0 1011 sleep?
' "\Stowe. Mrs. moronic Tattle. allude-nu the stomach. mmove the souni
' {thoebo ”Yogi. 521;: linings roast]:i v fascinated. fermenting food and foul
- ll cl 0- " "i- 90"!" - “muss; take the excess bile from the
i513)“. m"; ”P” 8"!“ M’ liver and carry out of the system all
lllll’li lilililllSl ill '
“Cllilllfl f’ 'IllEll
. :lllfll
Sick, With Breath Bad and .
Stomach dour I
Get a lo-ceut box now.
tons. nervous and upset. bothered with
a sick, sassy, disordered'stomach, or
have a bad cold.
', Are you keeping your bowels clean
with Cascarets, or merely forcing a
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i D‘strict No. 29.~Mlss Deltas. manv "'0 ”Mum?“ '“m matter “4 ’01“;
or .
1 .q souls the bowels. ‘
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District No. malt”. Ralph Con:
manner: Mrs. Willil m R. fiancee . - _
kiln. Zelufi. Mrs. 5w ft. 2" "t b: morning-damn?” m
i District No. SWMiiI.;.loseph McEl- 0- W m I m w «ll your,
roy. ' ' stomach sweet, liver and bows!- roy-
m m. p . ”panoramas-an,» _
t. a."
District No. umvm. H. M: Kent. 0! the witnesses thereto lanai a ram: '
District No. 21—«Mlss Lydia Green. and delivered to the District Attorney ‘
Edith Downs. Mrs. Ernest "Wm“d-‘received from the w" Department t0- ‘
in semi.
Don't Stay Headachy, Consultant:
You men and women, who can't getio? the twentieth century science 0
feeling- right—who have headache.I resent the cleverest and
coated will“. bad taste and foul ,illfl’. bes'd
result that every garment is perfect
through. . , -
A casual tonight will 'aualanleni .
.— Wright Clothingflo
o.,Main so
1"?” " whim?“ lessees they taste good-anv-
\ :Mrs. Charles Thorpe, Mrs. J. B. Da-‘Van Doren, Mrs. Harold E. Wilson..'28. This coincides with dates on which‘~\\'age Commissloli, which is holding
Kvl-forher 102nd Regiment men were - ln- drills sessions. but has not re! smith.“-
ijured. Kennedy's home is at 18 South
Governor street.
.border in 1916.
ized incl-eases for any class (oi; ‘ad-
ployes, Except that the gran es -
He served on thei vance wlll be given to me‘ low paid
'mon. no decision has ,been arrived at.
7 Springltlls ‘ .
Firsi Showing of
SUITS
These Suits—every onejs a “corkinz good” ekamplef
' f tailormir. They ren-
most swa irer garments. orchid;
r esthe conservative. the om inlz and mill;
”mm “WW", “I” “"9, m ”1- tary models. choice of the season’s latest materials. .
. We know of no other collection of Men’s Clothing
which embody the essentials of style and oualr and are
still so low in price. Fabrics are .—m ls deslz- '
hated-specifications of tailoring furnished—With the
through and
s
MEN’S SPRING sun's ,
$15.00 to $25.00
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