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'1' Sale of Bed Sheets;
and Pillow ,‘Cases " t
Msneeté. $1.25, $1.50, $1.75.
,Ptilow cases 35c, 39c and 45c, full
Cretanes, a new assortment of pat
133m 28c, 30c, 35c and 45c. -
. g cloth at 250, 30c, 35c and 380. L
ANainsook batiste.
Qinibric, Beach cloth and relies,
complete assortment.
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They are sailing in here now——
, , hat; styles for Early Spring.
woahlngton street, South Norwalll Not many in the first. cargo,
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WEATHER FORECAST.
‘. Forecast for Norwalk and vicinity:
Rain or snow and warmer tonight and g
Friday; winds becoming southeast l
and South and increasing. 'llle w-ast-
‘ em disturbance has moved during the
. last twenty-tour liltillts from Colorado-
]. eastward to town. It forms a Well-
defiued storm area with rain or 'snow.
who always have a. head for
the new stuff.
PricesSMtl to $6.00
Rogers & Stevens
Not-walk
just enough for the live ones.
South Nor-wan.lillllt‘llOl‘lll" conditions of unctnploy-.
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'Proposition Otfered in the
General Assembly Today
by Representative Rogers
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HARTFORD. nib. 13.~—-State inquiry}
into unemployment in (‘onnccticm
a proposition offered to the G. new
Assembly today.
Mr. Rogers of hi:mci.c.-~ler
and the House sent to the Senate a.
join: resolution to raise a commissionl
of three Senators and a House menu
:llPl‘ from each county to inquirc into:
l“the extent of unemployment in the;
! state. the reasons. for the same. and to;
lrocootmend such legislation as it may;
'dt-cnt advisable. or of admniage to;
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mostly rain, extending as far cast a<
4' Ohio. The barometer readings are
yery low near center of the storm.
1 Th}: temperature is rising slowly in
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TODAY.
'l'ctuperatttt'u: High.
'36. Fair.
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‘lllt‘ltif' th: rup-nf to he made within;
Pending a further scrutink of the es
olution, Senator Klett had it order ~d_
printed in the journal. t
The Lit-titettanrtiotornor YlJllllt'il
1'. na'ors House. liis‘sell and ilcmcn-
"’a)‘ on ill" commission to at‘rJtntw t‘or'
ubs‘crting the centenary of ill“ heist
lllllll‘t‘ in May.
Mr. King. tltt~ littusc train: (lll't‘I‘l‘ll'
:t rt-soltttiotl nantmi tn t‘l)-t)llllilill“)
wori: of Mir (:v*li"l:tl Asst llll)l\‘ and tll'!
Stain o." llcfcnsc, providing.
that one sonatm' and two Rum‘cs‘ttta-
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CELEBRATE!) BIRTFOAV.
.\ llllillllt"i‘ of friends t‘l‘ ‘l:'s. .lult‘t ll
’ ingtou Street. South Nor-Jail; Sec mt
Join Hoosier Kitcht-n ("altitn' clit’ ; l“!'rl'l>' £‘illll-"e-(l at ht .* homo on \\'e.~‘
. at Sterlittt.y P‘Ul'lil-tlli't' (3).. if‘T “'aslt illl’t‘lllit‘ '\'t‘.‘lt‘l’fl'i} lt- t-ilwrtravt- lltt
ingttm Street, South Nttl‘wulk. §m~ all. sct‘t-nty t-igh: aunitt-rsart of hvr hit'tlt
tum:
About
Join lloosier liitrltcn t’aitiut-t in irt‘li
’cltti't .\lrs. Ftl'll; protml
at Stet-ling Furniture (‘0.. 1‘"
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-. “'as'lt- chat-mini: an i canaltlc hostess.
ington Street, South Not-walk.—~Sec ad.
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The Norwalk and I’Hllti‘l‘ llml‘lin:
f furlough at his homi- on Stuart :l\t‘nlll'.
pennies from the cash drtu‘cr and n'
number of cakes. The police are in
. , , _ Mr. and Mrs. .laspzr Robbins. “'l'u
tt-psttuattnp: and. to lllull' (.pantun. it L MN“ MW” H‘Hm, Ihuir sun in pm.‘
the work or boys. (‘ht-slct‘. hm.» just return-~41. to thcir
. fl “Hf .. 2 - it Norwnll'.
——.:et seats for "Blind Youth' Fle- hm“ ‘ ‘
em. tomorrow. few nod ones left. ‘ .
g 9 Mr. and Mrs, llanuvl liowltuu have
rctttrned to their home in New York,
after spcntilnt: a few days in Quintnrd
avenue.
FOR CONSTIPATION
, Usoline Oil ..... - ..... 50c
“.-...e Original Russian Mineral
' Oil"
" Stillson-Powell Corporation;
om Ttitttf‘otéoyrfu
DIES. AGED 95
Cont'tnttvd from First i‘asc
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and the local butchers who all slaatultr
u'nl their own inwvos in those days,
ll'f‘x'x tho ,gt'; ‘tit‘i‘ part «it their supply
from (:uttiv dril’cn lit in this way. ‘
ll-:l'ilt"‘ E. llann tolls an interesting
lllilt’ Sltll'y 1th Hill" ttl‘ lllh lll‘rl il‘lllr- llllt.
Vanni-4 “lit-'1 iliillt' a young: turn im-
th.’ lninth. l; of iiill‘t'llnsllil" horses.
His trip was a ion: and dist-with:
ht: ont- :to’l thot‘toufltiy "ll'l'll out and
ll'-':‘.t~\ic'=\' v-ttt- morning: he left it)?
farm hon-r Wilt'tt' itt- had [)le up and
t‘l’tlt“‘t.'v.l trxgn :ist iot‘u'ly t'cttd utr
'il h.‘ ('illilt' to a rock witt'rc h~ sat
loan and l‘L‘},lIll to km; for
if ". familiar face.
.lil"? 'l‘J'Tt' was n great
Tit: up the road. and parity
'.'(ll'tY hunch ci‘ (‘iilllt' [\(H't' in sight
tlriw t: by a tall gaunt iigurc “hit-h h:
\‘f:).:-l;~:lu';1_\' llZI‘tl as that. at his.
wllcw townsntttn. a FUUU‘. One w
as much surprised as the other t
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shout~‘
such a dust
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t‘ac” and tltcy had a long
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'T'tzr toscther lil‘flll't‘ going their var-l
' _ f . ious ways. 1
Every tune W9 read 0- .. The funeral will be held from his.
, >. into llt’lnét‘ tut Sunday :ti'lwruou at :3:
reward being offered for o’clock, Ht‘\‘. Alfred E. H's-chi: “man!
lost or stolen valuables we
think of the. story about
. lockinw the stable after the
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One of our safe deposit
boxes ($4 a year), should
not be considered as an
expense. More properly '
it may be called ”peace of
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f lie is survit'cd by two sons. Homer
and Elton it. l~‘cote both of Bridgeport.
‘ HOME_SERVICE SECTION MET.
g Forty-five. members of the Home 1
Service Section of the American Red!
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l home oi? Mrs. Robert F. “'ay, 116 East 3
avenue. A discussion was held by thel
ladies on the chapter course for Home
Service work and thirtytwo of those
present signed to take this course.
The course was expected to start on
February 19th but has been postponed.
The (late .tor its beginning will be an-
nounced later.
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mind ’ ’ insurance.
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John J. Cayanagh, ot' Sasqua Hill,
' has complained to the police that two
'boys opened the door of his chicken
.house and allowed his towls‘ to run
. around the surounding property and re:
~' sulted in the‘loss of several tine hensl»
A meeting of the West End Gun and »
r’ Boat club wigge held? ‘
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_ South NORWALli f
tircsasa cmutnittt-c shall considcr
Join Hoosier Kilt-ht n Calvin“: till” 1.; . >~~ "-w ‘_._.._.;._;-,.. > 5 llll't'“ things: first. the scopp or (1mm-
at qgelqina1411mm“... (u, 1.7 .\\'.‘q“_l --—--~—-- cil activities: second. ”I“ iuturr ex-
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I th.- t'tillllilllit‘t-
. st-m it in thc Scttatc. which t-oncttrrcd
,\ very I)lt'.|;'..tl|l tlmt' was t-njttywl HIM
thirty of hr" finds \rz 11- pm ~t tit and
- ~—-—->—- t-ttjoyod a tarry l'tm-hcon. and nit-W
-—lbs. \Veak Fish 23 ms. “'ttsh‘nt- wards Hit-m .--. pl-‘ztsuttt afternoon at
ton street. l'li‘itls‘r. T’I'itlnt mm’nin'r‘ R 8“ cards. 'l‘aitlvs ol' l)l‘l(lilt‘ and auction
ll. “'Pl't' in ll~.' um] ()nl‘ tahit- nf tritisl.
' ‘ ‘“ 'l'ltt- pt‘i'L-L‘Jinno-t's :tl tltv bridge and
auction tabh-s \rcrt- \lt's. Stcpln'n 5.
teams will meet again this evening on _ .lat't'is. Mrs. ”Hm“. ll. Nu“). M”
ll!“ f'lilaf'e Alloys and :! gtttttl gnlllc‘ it‘j'l‘0l'l')" 3mg. “'llllétlll liltll and Mrs.
bel": oxpectcd. Th" N"""‘“”" "'“mllt‘rauk Laud 'I. while Miss Mary (‘ttu-
lost ”w last “Hm-l" h" H “I“ 1m“ huz’lttinrhant took llil' prize at lllt‘ witist
are confident they nil clinic lint-k tlti< ; mm“
evenina‘ and even up the honors. 1 -_,__~
~_ ”*6. ~ l Sortzcunt “’iliiant Dunks or the Mod.
Hy breakiu‘: a Wu" r'r gt!“ l" ”mt ical corps. who is stationed at Dubai“
rear of the United Grocery Store in Si kaiiou Hospital No, 3 (Greenltut build-
South Main strect. last uveninv. sontt‘i i‘tt'r. New Yolk city). is t'nloying "
one entered the store and stoic a for; .
. llllill'tl in his pt't-scncv. or upon specdy
. on, or for any assault upon, resistance
which nould have provided that taxes
VXH'llpufi. of that hotly. and. third. to pin-
A mote roopcra‘tion in future tnztttcrsfl
to report back by
. March 4 The Hours; ado‘picti‘his and
Hoosicr's abolition of kitchen servxtude has
brought a new vision of life to nearly a million
and a half housewives. These women are no
longer slaves to old ways that waste time and
energy. l lrudeery has ceased to be their master.
“'it 1 its many wanted features and labor-saving
inventions. the Hoosier has made their kitchen
v. ot‘k easy and enjoyable.
A idcd b
after Senator Kit it and (‘Xlllillll"‘d
that lllt' intcnt m ihtd out “nut'
the council had (lUllI' ami intundnl to
do. Sc-naior llt'ult'n\\‘ll_\' thought there
was littlctlemand for the inquiry. but
Mr. Klett thought good would com"
from it. Senator Ilemt‘mt'ny then said
that as tho (‘ttuncil was crcntcd by lam"
the governor might think the resolu-
tion was it rtilcctlon upon him. Senna
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aid the rv-sohttiun cm't-rcd
Domestic Science experts and
just what the (‘ouncil had askml lor.‘ ‘ . -
3mm]. mm,” “.3. 0mm“... 3,. mam- m-actual housewives. Hooster makers have
LieutenantJinn-tutor “Wish” cn ill" CCFltliiClCd lllflUSflfldS 0f experiments in perfect-
comutitt 3c. - I
ins this "automatic servant.” All kitchen cabi-
net devices were thoroughly tested. 'Only the
earthy toureniences were adopted.
The first ltill nitttt-d at Suppl‘l'rfiltl"
ot‘ the evil of automobile speeding- on
highways was reported by the Roads.
Bridges. and Rivers- committee. it pro-_
vitlcs lltut: 'Thc commissioner, dun
my cotntuissioutrt'. or any inspcctor oi
motor tolliclcs. whcn wearing a badge.
to he provided by the commissioner,
indicatirc at his office. may arrest
upon warrant or without previous 1'0"!»
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plaittt or warrants. for yiolaton com»
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mlthKERS AT'l‘ENDEl;
STATE MEETING
saiarivs in tltr shimmy-a ham. and by
a clear liilllul t-in . [ml (loot-m» \\'.
“’heelcr, (‘lti‘ti .l‘:~‘lt‘t‘, \\'. S. (‘asv and
II. J. Curtis, associated justices of tho
Suln‘enu- Court. and (horse E. llillman
as 8 Superior t‘nlll‘t judge. and Judge
.l. H. Reed as a stat" referee. nil in
(‘nnt'ill‘l‘rllt‘iz
information ll'lllll mitt-rs. for any \io~
lation of llll‘ statutes of the state l'fl»
inting to the “so of highways or to the
use or operation or any vehicle there-
S‘ctvral banking: inch of this
in or llllt‘l‘ft'l‘t‘llCt-‘ will)
“'llllt‘
such officer
encased in the pu‘i‘ormancc of
his duty."
ticui State Rankcrs Association “limit
was held in .lto hall room of tho limrl
TM: in Ni-w ilaya-n last. eyeninr. \ll
“be :tttrmi-ul tho hilnqlt‘l l‘vitol'il‘tl a
most t-llana‘Jh‘ timc and “pro wail
pleased with illt‘ addwsscs madv 1W \‘5.
Knox. of thc tummy
Tht- Scuttle. adopt’cd hills :ttucmlint:
tho \Vlltel'lttll‘)‘ charter relating to the
lutttl‘ti and increasing
probation citi-
HOSPITAL DIRECTORS TO MEET
AGAIN SATURDAY NIGHT.
A rcaular :tdiottrntti monthly mos-t
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of assessors.
t‘I)lll[|In:~IHll()n of court
Sthlllns Bank. Hi
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“I loo, have abolished slavery”
Sterling Furniture Company
l27—131 Washington Street
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:lendv'ti tltt‘ lilillqllt‘l of llit‘ Coltnt‘r-‘
t-ors. Rusolulions were adopted rc- in: of the Ntttttalk Hospital Associll' New York t‘itr, itho spokc on "To:
Hi‘lmitt‘it‘s th.» .iuthzi-s in the .‘lvl'itlt‘ll tiun has it. «n milml to he hv‘ld at ”l“ ntorrotyz" .tnd Sig: alter Tout Shev-
(‘Ulll‘l. .
Not-Walk club on Satin-6y cyenintt, Feb.
15th at 8 o‘clock.
Just what the t-‘tjt'ct, of this melt
ing is has not been stated hut it
\cry likcl) that sonic discussion of thc
failure of the recent meeting- of the
City Council to approve the appropria-
tion made by the Board of Estimatn
and Taxation for the sum of $3.30“. for
the care of influenza patients in the
new hospital building during: tlu~ rc-
cent epidemic.
Payoraltle reports on sonata bills in-
ultitiml these: Authorizing the stale
nine acres of land adjoin-
ys' School to Meridt-n for a
rt-cr-at'ion park to be maintained by
iht- city; providing that lhl‘ stntv
board or iiisheries and game shall
have credited to it all money paid to
State Treasurer for linw‘nses to
fish and ltunt.
Antoni;
zac Division. ll. l2. l~‘.. who had for his
to transit-r
i m: the Do
is lion." Fortyright members of tilt
Yaic (lit-r club were present and fa
yorcd with a number of excellent sclvc
tions duringr the evening.
Those who attended tho banquet
front this city included: Richard H.
Golden. Osctth PJ Taylor, F'aanzn
A. Smith. David ll. “Miller. Spencer S.
~Adams and ("harlcs E. Hoyt, oi? thb
South Norwalk Trust company. and
George L. Woodward. Henry P. l‘t'icc.
Arthur C. “'heoler. Lester Hyatt. A.
R. Maikin. Dr. Ernest R, MacGreeor.
Charles F. Tristrant, Samuel Weed.
Lee Darts. George Raymond. P. W.‘
ship for the. road ,bei'ore Federal Judge 1- . n4: tram" t Roodner. who re-
issues nyet' $50,000. Knox in connection with a long pend-=
. .x .. :- ?'- - -' '1 her bankinf.’
, . .tng suit. to recover 150,000,000 in bi- ' p "M d l" "“ 0‘s 0‘
The House adopted a bill increasingihau of certain Stocksholders. ‘ .lnstitutions in the on)"
.._‘_ lAU’i‘OMOBILE PAINT
. SHOP DE‘STROYED
the
u it t a rot-ed
iioust- \ras one
reports to the
on Mr. Gaillard's bill.
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NEW HAVEN STOCK DROPS
NElV XORK. F'clt. lI:.-~-Stock oi" [hit
New York. New Haven and Hartford
broke three points today upon an-
:nouncement in “'all Street. that a plan
had been made for a limited receiver-
should not exceed two per cent a v
on the assessed v
car
ulue aside from the
principal existing dcbt: to prevent. is-
suanrc of watered stock and requiring
referendum on all municipal bond.
Stomach on Strike»? Here’s illelief! .
No Indigestion, Gas or Sournessf
,ot‘ the president of t
'busy in the office.
:smoke and. looking int
the whole interior in
ing gasoline and hen:
flames to all parts of t
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he company. while
Roche smelled
o the shop, saw
flames. Explod-
ine carried the
he building. Mr:
as unable today to tell accu- ‘]
Upset stomachs feel fine.
All indigestion, .gases, sourness.
heartburn, brash or acidity goes
instantly. No waiting!
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Qutckest stomach relief known. lgfifififhjlgéfigg'grfi?’ ?§e§n§“°0§°m2
. . . :cars.
just as soon as Pape s Diapepsui
roaches your sick. unsettled stomach
all stomach misery stops.
Lady Washington Lodge, No. 21,
Shepherds of Bethlehem, will hold
ltiil, of the Slh Attstralian Batalion, An- ‘
subject “Reconstruction and Rt‘llflll‘l'“.
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Today the Hoosier holds first. tzlacc in wi-
cieuct. y'orlo muship and materials. it rrtu- f“
seats the blunt-st in time and labor satires Liz. ;., 1'
en caninmcnt. it has been designed llf- tt-om- . -’
for women—whet a more cupboard and (title (”agi-
hincd. hat a scientific work—reducing machine.
(‘otttt- now and see the several FIIM"-I-L‘i' mod-
els. Sch-ct the one that pleases you xmat. Then >
abolish slit-err in your kitchen ' ‘~' “I‘m: 5‘? iu- :.
stalled at once. Don't hesitate r ‘i"“-' "0“ may "4’
not hate the money. A dollar .2 ' Us” nuts ”‘3“ b”
workma‘rc ' in your home. Thc i .-.ir.ncc may he £2:
naid in small. convenient amour-its each week.
And t our money back if you are not delighted.
Plume "105
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\\ e are pleased to announce that we are now I‘t‘tarir m . 5 3*“ ,- . ., ,-
and wood. from our yards in East Norwalk, fox-uteri} l I ; .H r“ -
\K. Marvin. “0 have just received a mnst‘gntunztt c. < .l ' h“ H
ous sizes. Prompt and efficient service and count on» t..~- ' ' ’ “I”
be given to all customers, whether calling in !)~_‘l‘:~\ n or l-,\
OFFlCE AND YARDS—FIRST STREET AND SEAVlEW’ t‘
East Norwalk, Conn ’t
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their regular meeting this evening in
the Red Men‘s Hall on Main street.
All members Me requested ‘to stttndt'
' . “iv-m "m tit-mt- their in:
Costs little—Ali druggists.
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Are your valuables, papers and s
tected? Have you a Safe Deposit B
wide You with one for the small sum of $4.00 per yen: in 0’”
modern Safe Deposit Vault. We will also .act as custodian of
your Liberty Bonds withOIJt charge ,if you desire.
Our Savings Department pays4 per cent. per year. '
Opel. I Cheeking account. and paw your bills by cheek. l
The City ~Nati0nai Bank ’
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ecurities prop—9:3 pro
ox? If not, we can pm
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