Special Sale of Bed M
- and Pillow Cases
, 3; Bed thee“. n35, $1.50. 31.15.
Pillow cases 35c, 39c and 459, full
Cretonea, a neat assortment of put
tend. 28c. 30c. 35c and 45c. ..
1mg cloth at 25c. 30c, :50 and 38c.
Nunsook rib-unto.
' Gamma. Beach cloth and miles, a
complete assortment.
,fEK. BANKS
’ nudism note. ma-
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l‘orecaet for Norwalk and vicinity:
Fair tonight and Wednesday: no decid-
ed temperature change; moderate to
fresh-northwest winds. The distur-
bance central over the lake region yes-
terday morning is now passing out the
St. Lawrence Valley. it is_cau§ing
cloudy weather with local snows in the
western portion of the Lake region and
, New England. A long ridge of high
_'_ ' pressure extending from filinneéota
in {:“southeastwnrrl to Georgia is producing
‘ pleasant weather with somewhat lot:-
"--" er temperatures in the central dis-
‘ - tricts. A well defined storm area is
central over Utah.
mama A M AGO
ronAv.
'l't‘lllpf‘l'atlll'et High,
20. Fair.
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baturday. Washington's Birthday.
being a legal Alida); all banking insti-
tutions in tho city will be closed all
day.
l
.-1‘r'mity G. F. waill hold a cake stale; 68th Artillery, C. A. (L, who returned
l-‘ebruan 21, at Busters. fir
The Mizpah Circle of King's Daugh-
ters of the South
church will hold their regular meeting;
this evening with Mrs. J. Harrisoni
Thompson at the parsonage.
.. ' m
- lzr-oefit Dance. Norwam ‘l'u-mory.
Washington’s Birthday. Sl'eC’s 0r: N
chestra Tickets 350
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A complaint received by the police or.
a troublesome dog at the corner mi
Harbor avenue and Chapel street wasi
relerred to Dog Warden Thomas~ l".
“'alsh for investigation.
“Benefit Dance. Norwulk Armory. “3
'Washlngton‘s Birthday. Svec‘s 0r-
chestra. Tickets 35c.
to
it was reported to the police that an
auto. with the Connecticut mitt-liars
39-95;? had run over a dog on Wood-
ward avenue yesterday afternoon. A
vetcrinary was called and treated the
canine.
Phoebe Snow Shaving Cream 35c
Phoebe Snow Talc . . . 25c
_Phoebe Snow Lotion . . 50c
Stillson-Powell Comoratiou
SouthNorwaik
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an
A( Reward
Every tune we read of a
reward being offered for
"ho
‘ i: lost or 3‘0131'!‘ - l m “'iiStm lands at B'oslo'n‘ft'er'Pl‘emdem uneven tune to [”1095 at tile opening:- 1"“ dilyfi in Brooklyn.
‘\ .; Debate in the Senate. Which has of todav'.~. atock umrkel, This was!
, 5:. think of ghe story about been expected (obi-oak out at any i-amly nt-m. llizw! til the entl‘of ll)»: Sergeant John McGlone has return
1...... m. m. am... m “s .. '0 a... 0......
7:: a his meeting with the committeemcn. mdustnuls as (.‘rucihle Steel. ('entral. —— .._.__....__—.~—-»—
" b.0313 i8 30116. probably will begin tomorrow. "film”. u"""”" Motors and Amerig . ‘
' Senator iiorah's letter follows: can Locomotive. Fractional gainszULEARIAN BANDS
. . z a... o. a... deposit wrist; mm. * -
‘ .1 _ he l'rcsidr-nt Feb. 26 to discuse the mm" rails. “Mm" Prflprmd' Pmnkfi C I ‘ l
. 7! {wires {$4 1 year). Shou‘id League of Nations—5a matter of most '°%3.'r”ld llllerican filzat . . .
; ' E do: be considered as m \nal concern to the vlhole country.-
ezwe- - More upward!
it may be called “peace-of
mud" insurance.
88
til
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‘gc‘siion of mine 1v
slightest
lhours' furlough Monday at the home
l cl his parents, Mr. and Mrs. George R
Norwalk Baptist: 1.:
It (Idi‘u
:iou of oificers at {he'llethodist par-'
.- a‘clock this week. All members of the
served papers today in the action for
:diforcc brought by Belu
. Bridgeport. against Anna llnjnal Ker-
nslis for the custody of three minor
children.
W
chestra.
son in this clly who has an old cook-
ing stove. still able to be used. and
the benefit 71’ a poor widow upon whom
'llORAH DECLINES
home from France.
Senators. including some Democrats.
,
mom bet-5‘ -
VWE'l‘e united by. wireless to go over
the prolmsed constitution article
article. has been arranged for Febru-
ary 26. a day or two 8
Meetings at the. White ho ‘ accord-
ing to a long-standing cash ‘-'
ways regarded as strictly confidential
upon the part of the
meeting. 1 take it. would be regarded'
cording to his cusfo‘m‘
Senate: ‘
President and myself on this question
w
S NQR WALK
and Pagm
news moat PINE’HOUNTAIN'
. '3'”'
'WAY, FEB. 18, 1919
l - amneueur‘ SCHOOL Are
Foranumberofmxeowan‘ ~mMmmucu-nm ro i
has a?“ interested u; the work of me‘ “0““ BIN! m» a 1-10 Dcpodt Box? If no: “:21. a
Pine Mountain School, and has helped ’-
to support the medical work which has
been oily-eat valueto the settlement."
1 Letters recently received tell of such n
inc!f and preeslng need-that wé-ven‘
ititre to'quoto from them. and to appeal;
(again to megene’roslty of the m
. Willa . ’ “ .e‘ '_ .
"The more I nee of thinwor-l'i;'.t.llet
i morewonderruit think u. ts. such?
' trio" '1- «'1' nurrthak-os, sometime;
Videioumth-Inmdu.wperm,mm
muomvm «Womallooctucunmnu
”’ anemone-m“ ‘ Liner-twent-peryeu.
Opuachockhu' 'm' ' Indmvvoub'dlnbym,
"The” City National Bank
ll halt.
wm'ldt‘opick from Welook- 113296119. Fox;
edintoevery good has 0!
hounde- '
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, We chose
Simply because we found more of the—thing; are know our cu: .
tomen.wnnt ill their in:- in "mt-y" Hat: than, in. any,
other kind—and we investigated them all.
Our success in’businecs depends upon pleasin'g yon—so, when
you see the Inflory Eat: in our ivindow, remember they have
already passed a pretty um preliminary examination to goal-
ify for your approval. ’
Isn'tthat onegoodreason iir coming innnd seeing if awe
have the particular kind of Hallow that is most becoming to
you? .thn_-
evo‘ntng at m- ojzlock at the-Emanuel
church. mug Pain... Wendi. when
Migs nutty. Marie. daughter or Mr. and
Mrli. Thomas W. Trendwell, of that
pure. will Maine the bride/Iotdohn
“Thbin'ak Fox. of Montchir. N..J.~‘ _'
Rev. Kenneth MncKenzie, rector of
Trinity church, Weatport. will oillclate.
T115 'brldetwill be attended by her sie-
tere, Alisa Katherine; as maid of honor.
and Miss‘! gar-has bride's" maid. A
brotherofthegrqo'm nil] be_the best
man. Only: the immediate relatives.
with'a few inlimato’friends have been
incited to witness the ceremony. 7
Mills Trea’dwell made may ' local
friends “hi!" attending the .‘drwalk
High school. when «he lived with her
aunt. Mrs. Maria A. Montgomery ul'
Belden place. ,
She graduated from the training
fischool for nurses at St. Luke's hospi
'lai. N. Y.. about three year: are. and
was among the firm to enlist as a
‘nurse in the Red'Tross service. She
was stationed at Annapolis. the Brook.
lyn navv yard. and for the past year at
Seaport. R. I.
l The :room. altcr some: Your rears
Me ‘ \' ill] in . _ ‘tgislin the (inner: State.- navv. has luql
on c. re er m'vicw o If! .
subject. could I accgpt information ‘31:: 0"?)azi‘1i22nh::‘::cej;;: :22;
which i Would not feel perfectly free _
to transmit to my colleagues or use work a! an oflcer in the MGNhaD‘
Marine branch Of the seflice.
in public debate. After much reflect
Lion. l-beg. therefore. to bc excused 'l’hc wedding journey will include a
turn month‘s: trip through Cuba. llaytl
from attending the meeting.
and other West lndian islands.
OUR STORES WILL 33 01.0831) nu. DAY WABHHIG-
TON'S BIRTHDAY
Rogers & Stevens \
N orwalk
so. Norwallt '
Sergeant W’Hliam V. Tooker of the dential information concernin;
om Franco Sunday, spent a few 5
mitt-r. H ivy Place;
"in writing this note and in taking
this course. i mean no personal disre-
spect to or disregard of the President.
I simply find myself in such disagree-
ment with him and feel so intensely
concerning the matter that i cannot
do other than candidly advise him of
the fact."
S’enator Borah said he planned to
dress the Senate Thursday.
Several Republican senator: of th
Senate committee stated privately to
day that they would not regaal them-
selves bound by confidences and that
they would accept the President's invi-
tation wnh reluctance.
FORMER LETTER cAamca cou-
Tlre official board of the First Mcm’
Episcopal church will hold its
onthiy and annual meeting for elec-
BlR‘THDAY ANNIVERSARY.
Earl Platt. son of Mr. and Mrs. “11-
llam ll. Plait of “'inlleld strcct, last
evzning, celebrated his fourteenth
blrthdnynnninmn- athis home. The
chests present were: Mrs. Robert Van
Schack. Mrs. Charles Thompson. the
Misses Virginia. limit] and Catherine
Van Schack. Harold Thompson. Mr.
fund Mrs. William Plait. and Ernest
Hall. The evening was pleasantly
l sand with music and games. Dainty
?RATULATED'_ -f:freshments were served and the
Thomas Murray. "W WIN-an IN. l guests departed at an early hour. wish-
.3.
. . _ . j . i _ 01.1 _ u
u t‘ tarritr of, the \ornnik loet ling ”m” gcnlnl host many happy re.
fir-e. who resigned his position recent l to m 0‘ ”w a.“ ._
‘ l' . ‘ '.
iv. and made the final rounds of his‘. ‘ _.
inmliinr route on Saturday. ‘5‘ being \i" and \lrs llcrbcrt ‘li Buz7ard of
congratulated on_the fact thai his songGr‘o; 5"“; fire the éu‘eqi of Mr
- _ , . _ , . g .9 e .. . . . . .
Arthur “Mirna? 53:82:,lrxxfi inland Mrs. G. v. Barton 01‘ New Hat—an
D03“ '8 IlI'OS_ (‘l‘ IS fl ll] ll ‘- ' . . '
* . a . ' _- r ception and haul
turer of Pennsylvania. had notified him, at ”m “mew" ‘ . e .
. . .- lgivcn bv the gnvmnors Foot Guard of
that a suihmem suxu Would be forth. - . .
.0 “n -_,0 n,” he need not keep ungNew Haven on Monday evening. This
( n g N t I ‘ ' is one of the principal social events of
mum- on Wednesday evening at 3
lid-
»ard are desired to be present.
Deputy Slut-rill. Edward B.
imulena
Kerteaz o."
s: of lily a‘-’enuc. The plaintifl
He is represented by At
mcy Steiber. oi Bridgeport.
. Al Mary.
02»
Benefit Datum. Norwmk
ashington's Birthday. Svoc's
Tickets 35c.
ll' tliere'is :I charitably inclined per-
ho would bewillin: to donate it for
are dependcut six small children the h" . . ’ . .\ . .
- - - . . . is daily Iounds. “bull had lwen, .
youngest hm seven lfl()nlh§_0l1:. “’Omd'mad‘e harder Event“. in my mom ro-‘ the year and has been held annually
they kindly mu‘mmnicate ‘wit'h ‘ the bun health " ' :for a number of years with the excel»
\m :tion of last year when du-e to the war
-ll was omitted. '
)ul‘il Ol‘ charities in lhl.’ City ”it". ‘1‘. $111113.) Wit" appoinhid '35
walk's first and only mounted carrier
in the “’innipauk section December
22nd. 1902. after the post oillice in that l . .
place had been discontinued but hating“! the home of his bmthcr and sister-
seon previoue service as a substitute’ in. lap, .\.lr. and .\lr.<. Charlie‘s. Deu—
rarricr as early as 1599. having receiv, “'Q' m 5“" Haven. The at er—men-
ed his first aluminium! on Sebtumber uoned 3”- Denny was formerly 0-!
lat oil that vear Nor-walk. and has resided tn New Ha-
lletnils have been complvted in the ven. ”'9 hometown "f "1" bride. since
“Craftemen” entertainment (‘omml'lm- ”‘9" marriage.
-_‘.~._-
Hal-1y s. Denney spent lln- week-end
AN INVITATION TO
THE'VVHITE HOUSE
Uouilnued from First Polo. -
mid ucoepk
Un receiving the lduhu Senator's
loner today, Secretary Tuuiulty im: . .
mediately transmitted it by wire to '0" ”V" um “mm m "0 he“ i" s"
President Wilson aboard the trans- Johns Lodge rooms on Wednesday eve Harold Alt-13min spent the week-end
port George Washington on his way uing to which all Masons are cordial at his home. 173 Main street. HP has
just returned from overseas. and told
many thrilling experiences. which
have happened in the past months.
Senator Borah is one of a group of '3 invncd.
room" I5 WALL smear
NEW rum; Poll. 13. iwau street.
mum m.’.~«Moder-ate recessions in
several of the equipment issues and a
lr-ac-zinn or z 1.: poinls in rammmi
can Pctroleum Preferred imparted an;-
Well as Republicans. who oppose
y sort of internationalization. ’
i‘hc President's dinner to which the
of ‘thc committees of both
uses dealing with foreign affairs
Charles Cronin has returned to the
I‘. 9. S. Vulcan after spending a Vow
days at his home in North avenue.
a—Q
Mrs. William J. Moor.- is spending a
ll
by
\\’ALL STREET. Noun-JPN.“ cus- __ _ -
itolnnrv real-lion carried Vmany upecula»E SWIKL Holiday. Feb. 17-—
‘tive issues I to 2 points under yesteri—fmnds of Bulgarian mamuders have
day's final prior-s. oilit. Sumflm’Tobnce-‘of Saloniki and. also in Western
co and. Hid-a and‘ Leather Preferrcdg'l‘hrace, In the region of Caradjova
Dml'inl'. especially susceptible to Pren- recently .GI'GOX— "detachments
urn. General Motors was the "only
promineni stock to increase in? initial 11¢
Kain; allyanC-ing 4 poinllk and several and one item wounded behind.
guests. This
especially confidential. otherwise
e President would have spoken ac-
to’ the open"
The differences between the‘
d in a skirmish the Bulgarians were
e fundamental. ,I .am. sure no. sug-
ould modify in tho'
the view of the President,’
nothing could induce me to sup-
this League as. chained-in this
W’Hko
Greek Government
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and Interborongh consolidated Prefer:
' rub ‘
”1* Wanted. but standard'
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_ Mutation
A wedding of much interest iii'lhe
many Norrak friends of the bride will
be Every Quietly_._hlemnlzed Saturday
1
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beenactivve 'in Greek territory northl
enooun-l
tered tiro of the'ae Bulgarian bands,
When we decided to SC a" ("-l" r,‘1 c ’ cur-I] POM ‘ d I in“ mm
‘- ~ .._. .“ ... .- , “x. I. _. Dan M
-“' W9 had the Whiu- 77.3,, ' ‘ r ' trailst'to visit the sick and wounded.
Her salary 1; very small. Wish the
'New Canaan . people could see the
work she does, in the school and out.‘ ‘
but without her the community would
'hnve'ng intelligent help or advice or
support in sickness and trouble. And
still she is handicapped for lack of
funds and medicine. and hot water
bags. when cruelly needed. and all
such lacks. But she is always bright
and full of fun."
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- DEViNE‘ BROTHERS
ANNOUNCEMENT
“’9 are pleased to announce that we are now rr-ady tn ..‘.,,,, ,
l
w-.a
“Since . writing you unuftt‘rable; and wood from our yards in mg Nomlk. formerly 090ij .2, J
things have happened, which n is hard W. Marvin. ‘W’e Lave Just received a consignment of Fun} m t,“
ito believe even—now 0m. beautifull on: sites. Prompt and emcient service and courteous thwlmo-m W.“
' ' - be given to all customers. whether calling in person or by ovum.
new school house has burned to the:
ground, four children and onz worker!
were burned with it. it is too ten;
OFFICE AND YARDS—FIRST-STREET'AND SEAVIEW AVE
East Nomalk, Conn Teleal.;,n¢ 53
.“ —'-
4
rible! The. entire building was in
flames before any one discovered it: ““ ””‘J ‘ ' “ fl
The. boys could not be reached lie-1 - *1.
cause of the flames and smoke. butI .
were awakened by our screaming and- - 'WOXAN'S IN HER GLORY
eleven were saved. They all had to§ 3 , _
Hump from second story windows, and; ii “'5?" when a new set of furnnur. ...~.
most of them were burned and hurt' rivcfi from Angeviuc‘s stun H»
but not seriously. Thor» was one! pvcially if it's a new (hum:
twisted arm. a sprained ankle and a‘ 5. “,4 room 5H. Then she ml; mm»
few stitches to be taken for a fore- 7" W ‘ diaiely have a dinner part} so
bead Wound. “'e administered first 34‘: ‘ all her friends can admin hvr
aid and the doctor from Harlan al'fll" ‘- » ., choice. Well. if the l'unltturr
ed about~ trelve hours later.”
"if you have any extra bedding, old
pieced quilts or parts of quilts. any-
thing for beds. afghans, blankets. any»
thing cast off but clean , awentern.
even worn shoes that can be mended.
or overalls. do send them. I wish we
could let. people know how much
things they keep put away, could he
used here."
The Pine Mountain Settlement‘
school at Pine. Mountain. Ky.. where
”Alias Jennie Benedict, a formcr men»!
bcr of the Southh'orwalk Congrega-l
tional church is teaching. was recent-f
ly destroyed by fire. All books and?
’clothing belonging to the pupils were.
destroyed and an urgent call has been!
sent to our congergauon to help brats
this loss. Clothing and shoes suitable
for children between the ages of 5 and
17 will be accepted and forwarded by".
Mrs. Samuel Comstock. 42 West aver
nuu. Donations should be taken to her
home Thursday. February 20. -
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(ma-en \l‘ilhelmina of Holland
probably the richest sovereign in l-Zu-
comve trom here. you can dc
mind on their agreeing ram
your pood taste. Only 1.?»- \‘t' }
boat in our stock
\
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ANGEVINE FURNITURE (:0.
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lswaoosu women: wanr
PERMANENT PEACE
STOCKHOLM, Feb. UPC—a resolu
tion [emulated by the Swedish sewing
of the International Committu of
' Women for Permanent Peace and m-
dorsed representatives of 47,000 Swi-
ish Women. declaring adhesion to
President Wilson's peICe pnwxum.
will be sent to l. N. Morris. the Arm-n-
can Minister and to Presidcn' “Khan
The resolution was ratified t-j» num-
ly all the women' 5' clubs sitcom,
more than one. hundred mow”...
it: ratification being held
TRANSPORT HiCKMAN H ERE
./.
ARRESTED FOR THEFT
OF FEED FROM IARN
Pauodridge Mai! Allen“ to Have Ape
propriatdd and Sold Good.
of Lockwood.
NEW CANAAN. Fer. l7.—Edward'
Howard of Poundridge. was arrested
‘by Chief Schmidt in the Alhambra
:th-catre. Stamford. Tuesday night.
charged with stealing feed from lrvinz
Lockwood. Howard denied his guilt
and was released under bonds for trial
at a later date. lrving Lockwood
fmisaed several bags of feed from his
: High Ridge barn and a search brought
to light the fact that Howard had sold
several bags to Stamford parties.‘
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is
rr '0 . ’ w . ht h . . , ‘ b~ ‘C‘hief Schmidt went to Stamford and NEVV’ YORK, Feb. lh.--»Ti-.t fluted
i q ' in let 0 x; "K it e. mum; i with the aid of the police department States transport Hickman arr; 1-,.1 hm
n enonnous r0 9. e“: um :ims . . - .— .. , _
8 m t : lr that. town found Howard ”noun, t lay tmm Bordeaux. wx‘h J. ..~u;«l
and from the Dutch colonies. ' - . .- .
htmelf at‘the mm ICE. omcers and men.
A Words to the Wise
Most of us enjoying good
health and spirits are
careless of our diet.
We eat more and ofteuer than we should, foods which
sooner or later upset the stomach. Then trouble sets in,
taking the form of biliousness, indigestion, sleeplessness.
dizziness and languor. We feel ill, cross and stupid: we
become bores to our. friends and to ourselves: life
becomes a thing of horror not worth living. Yet. all
this is absolutely unnecessary. Stop, think a moment!
an ~r~‘r
EECHAM’S PILL
“The Largest Sale of Any Medicine in the W orl ”
l
the standard remedy of nature; compounded from the purest drugs
of vegetable origin and free from all minerals, has been woven by
men, women and children the world over to correct all these ills. by
giving new power and tone to the stomach, liver and kidneys. Take
this wonderful remedy and the bowels work easin and regularly.
Congested organs become purified. the jaded nerves refroahed and
» the whole system nourished 'and rejuvenated. Beecllam’s Pills
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utilities. including Brooklyn Transit The Greek we”! have naked this:
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