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.Sanitissue Paper,
, 3 rolls in o pkg. 75o
Waldorr'nssue ........ .. 15c
poem and Corinthian Tissue,
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DONNELLY’S ?
16 So. Main St. .
' scorn nonwsnx. ’
Ci! "9 W5];
‘ The fin fair is to close this evening
after a, successful run of over a week.
Miss Laura Beach has resigned her
position as teacher in the Center Jun-
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mm “own- m
(inn 8 ‘W why “u
lory” Hots are in our wine
dow. ' *
And yet the fact that they
in ""mm hats and not
some other make, does con.
canyon.
Thusly—
When we decided to sell hail,
we had the whole wide
world to pick from. We look:
ed into every good line .or
unmade.
We chose
Mallory Hats
Simply because we found more of the things we lmow our cus-
tomers wait in‘their hats in “Mallory" Hats than in any
other kind—end we investigated them all.
Our success in business depends upon pleasing you—so, when
you see the Mallory Hats in our window, remember they have
already pnssed a pretty still preliminary exemimtlon to qual-
ify for your approval. ,
Isn’t that one good reason fir coming in and. seeing if we
have the particular loud of Mallory that is most becoming to
‘7 [stodlisfied 1&3
Al. d... ‘ ..
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_ E Suits, Capes, Evening Gowns, Dresses for
afternoon and strut wear.
:e;
ior High school and .Miss Amy Dodge
. is taking her place.
--Get someof our special priced toi-
let repels—whoa it lasts. Rolls or flat
m5. Donnelly's 16 South lain
street
you?
TON ’S BIRTHDAY
Rogers & Stevens
Norwalk
, Leo Kenney has returned to Nor-
walk, to take charge of one of the de-
moment’s in H. Jacobs & Sons shoe
manufactou, and with his family is re-
siding m fiance street.
Charles H. Bennett. of Franklin ave-
nae. Grimm coast inspector. has. been .
museum in Rear Admiral fishers: —— ~7 -r~———_____.__ _._..... .,
third M Distinct on investigation ; URGES OWNERSHIP Iship and operation of all ships, docks.
——*Ford cars for him. Tell 1633-3. .
may teachers in the 'Norwsik pub-f
no school. are ill at the present time. '
and resignations haVe also depletedf
the force, so that forty substitute
teachers in the town have been employ-
ed the past few weeks. This inot
n sufficient number to supply th de- ,
mod. and an effort is being made to pmblem of the American men-channu‘u'd' govermnem WNW-“”9 0‘
secure additional educators hero. Inlarjne is solved." . _ .
'Rabblt hunters are circulating pellet O! the predicted nineteen million iagencxes for their operation."
lions to the fish and game committee 'tons. the Louisiana. Senator estimated
when the hearing is held in Hartford 14,525,500 tons would be owned by the7
next Thumdq on mug mining m the Shipping Board. As the authority of
use of cm in hunting rabbits and the Board to operate vessels expiresf
it is expected there will be a large delc ,by limitation six months after the for- ‘
, gallon from different parts of the state mm proclamation of peace. he said it.
‘ lye-sent at the honing.
cm “mission to use fen-erg and ivided whereby the operation may be!
to trauma-number of rabbits to three rcontinued. l
in respond to do away with snow ! Stating his Opposition to a screw—l
_fimfi35 moot subsidy. Senator Ransdell out.
Danhnry fishermen can stock .
streams in this vicinity with trout next ‘merch‘m‘ manne pmble‘" 8'3 ”“0““:
fall if m will make application at. "First, complete government owner-
the mascot time to the fish and game
colonisation. Representative 15. it!
Bailey. house chainmm of the fish and f
game. committee, stated today. All I
thatit will not! for :v. can of 250 finger-
ling trout hens will be fifty cents. the
express charge. Mr. Bailey says. He .
has application blanks for trout and m- ‘
for 9110233114; and mallard mm. eggs
-—Mnry News.
PALEB‘NflE RELlE‘F WORK.
MAN”. 0.. Feb. 24.—-—A inove~ .
not: was launched at a. mass meeting i
have last night to unite Jews in Ohio. :
Pennsylvania,» Michigan and Illinois]
for Wile relief work. 3
M vii be raised to operate a
m (are for orphaned children.
5W needy nridows and care for the
" used. Homes will ‘he built in Palo-‘
sane and other rehabilitation mm o-
mcnts slum. -"
OF ALL SHIPPING
Page {fore the war; second, ownership
Continued from First
[y at the objective of seeming an ag-
gregate amount of tonnage under our
flag commensurate with the maritime
its service. on whose watchful,
furnish the music.
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l/IA’ZVA 1/. ‘
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. SHOOTING m A TRO’LLEV CAR
Pl'l'l‘SfiURG‘H. Feb. Zia-Passengers
in a crowded coach of the Cleveland
Exam on the Fort Wayne road were
unusu- (no) a panic here. last night.
whens negm said to be. a discharged
soldier, draw a. revolver and shot an-
other negro.
, I‘ll!) G. Winefléhi, 29. of Carnegie, I
Pm. um soldier. Was metal by rail-l
road Mixes and is beinz held in:
jail hue. Andrew Chappell. 34. of!
Giovanni. ‘lheyir‘tlm of the shooting.
Is it: local hospital with a. bullet in
his Moon. and is expected to die;
W “19:66 that Channel] threat-1
audits: with a. knife befoe he fired.’
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The greatest
five-cents worth
of beneficial-
refreshment
possible
‘ Sealed Tisht~Keet Right
, -,,nomorgnnrumssi.n g:
i ruin/s A'l' Home, nx-
rosnn To Loss on
moor-mm
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Our Safe Deposit Vaults 5;
_flm proof against Burglars, ’
Fire, Flood and Careless.
J jibe South Howell
OUR STORES WILL BE CLOSED ALL DAY WASHING-
So. Norwalk
wharves and terminals, on the same
lprinciple under which Romania and
‘Belgium operated their shipping be-
and
operation through a public corpora-é
flion controlled by the Government, uh-r
der the sump method by which the
-War Department operates the Panama
interests of the United States, the Rnilroad and Steamship Companfly;
19
,vessels and the employment of private
_'l‘ho strength of the merchant. mu-
rme. however, he emphasized. lies in
the number of trained. alert, resource-
ful shipping men whom it can call to
per-
severing and «impotent Work the suc-
The petitions was essential that legislation be pro-2"ass 0‘ a Bhippfllz ventune depends.
On Tueedoy erenlng the Q. C. 13.
class will hold a. parcel poet musics!
and literary entertainment in the par-
”1611mm three possible solutions or the: lore of the First Methodist Epsicooal
* church. The Glendonian orchestra will
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mannish Serge.
coats vary.
and Serge.
ming, all have buttons
Evening Frocks
fastidious.
. i .
E suits in all the latest fabrics. Irish Den't'
Tweeds, Homespuns and Mixtures, Tricotine and
The lengths and styles of the
There are box coats
yeasts, one button jacket effects with Tuxedo roll
collars, and the strictly tailored models. All
suits are well made and perfect in every detail.
$25.00 to $125.00
Capes that fall in graceful folds.
models suitable for all occasions, developed in
)Tnicotinc, Gabardine, Poirot Twill, Bolivia Cloth
Some of these have silk braid trim-
with ‘ panel
The re are
and are silk lined.
$20.00 to $65.00
of charming simplicity.
Satin, chiffon, lace, silver cloth and maline artis-
tically combined in a way to please ow-n tho most
' $27.50 to $85.00
Dresses for afternoon wear,
Georgette and Taffeta combined. Plaited tunics,
silk embroidery and heading give the correct:
tench in these new spring dresses.
$25.00 to $95.00
Serge and Tricotine Dresses for the first
spring days. One piece models, some plain tail-
ored, or more dressy styles with braid and but-
Tuifcta 01‘
tons! :‘z weight-i;
. $17.50 to’$75.00
on. o .I_»_ ma (9‘
SELECTING NAME E'Tirpitz Is a Bankrupt;
Continued from First Page.
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$350.60 for the lust. choice of a name.
{EVPIY competitor for the Prize is re-
gqucsted to send. with signatuxe and
11“!de his or her selection of a name
No Herbert {R Smith. Town Clerk's
1oilice. These names will be number-
.vd by Mr. Smith in the order of their
‘1 receipt and he withholding the signs-
jtures, will send names for the hotel
:and numbers to the following citizens,
:wlio will act. as judges:
5 Miss Maripoea Taylor, Rev. Father
éh‘inn, David H, Miller, J. L. O'Brien.
Ellis. J. Benton Vt’crner, Charlesdliller
20f Norwalk, Miss Esther Knapp, Miss
! Donia. Stone Pinneo. Judge Harden of
gWilton. James Wo'od, Angus MasDon-
iall 0t W’estport. and John 7""“oll.
‘l The design of the new hotel I!
French Colonial. The plans of Mr.
Sheppard seem to embodp require-
.mentof an inn for a. suburban town.
*Qualnt and dignified, the building fits
into the surroundings as completely
vas does the Suburban Club of Stem-
The beautiful purldike surroundings
of the old Joules property Will be me-
servcd and enhanced in beauty. In
Etc give Norwalk a. beauty snot. in
keeping with the atmosphere and tra-
ditions of this historic NM" Elf"
town. “’olldrnown hotel men who
have seen the plans give them their
unqualified approval. They are enthu-
siastic over'the prospect of having a.
Well equipped hostelry so near New
Vmi'. As they frequently have occn~
sion to recommend to guests a nearby
place for a motor ridc. for dinner or
weekend visit, what more d!” ”‘-"‘"
Shot to suggest that Norwaik with its
Jshore front. its nascent golf clubs,
,lns beautiful drives!!! everydimction,
1!: one can hem or per-sect cannon
mooning, .
FOR N E'W HOTEL
ford, designed by the same architect,
,Short the desire of the projectors is.
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GENEVA, Feb. 24.»-r—/Admiral von
~'l‘irpicz, who is credited with having
been the instigalor of ruthless submar—
ine warfare, has been the guest of
Gen. Will of the Swiss Army since the
revolution in Germany, according to
Swiss newspapers.
The fomier German naval chief has
lost his entire fortune. His son
a governs-es at. Zurich.
The Admiral is living: in a. small
house at. \Yildegtr. in the canton of
Aargau near Zurich.
OVERSEAS CASUALTY LIST
OTTAWA, Ont. Feb. 24.~The
names of the following Americans ap-
feared in today’s overseas’ casualty
int:
Lu: W. Pattison. Everett, Moss;
L. F. Mace-alias, Fall River, Mass:
I). J. Shea, New Haven._gonn.
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Foley’s
Hwy , ,
and Tar '2'
, fol-This! WU =”"
oughs!
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Steps La Grip
The quickest ardsimplelt my to a.
an ugly, haul, in grippc cough is {rainbow
_Foley’s Honey and Tar
m itnyon get the curative influence:
of the pine bohmn (so beneficial for in-
flanxd bronchial tubes“ sole chest)
so; other healing in rcdlcnu, together
all) the molliiying, sxalivc notion.“
«icy.
It covers and ebudaes the inflamed
mfifi: (hoot, puts an end to
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Guest of Swiss General
is ,
now a bank clerk mad his daughter is .
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A Tale About Tables "
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There it!» more useful piece of furniture than a table 2‘
and there is not a. room in your home or office that (1005 mi .
need of. last one of some kind.
WE HAVE ALL KINDS IN STOCK. ,.
' ’ Room Tables, Library Tables, Parlor Tables, Dam. ’
ty mm bias for the Bed or Li Rooms and Big Show i
One. for the Kitchen, Telephone '1‘ as. Typewriter Table: 6‘
Card mm; in fact any kind of Table that you may need,
FREE DELIVERY TO ALL SURROUNDING TOWNS
RAYMOND a. son 6
Wall sud High so. Noruxth “
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[Shoes tor Boys and Girls
We melee a specialty of Shoes for Little Men and Wmfwu,
and to insure a perfect fit for the growing feet, we own ALL
OF THE LEADING MAKES and can insure just the rig! kind .‘
and size either for school, play or for dress up oocoo.io:~~
Salisla-ciory Stockings to Match
CONNEA LLY & BRACK EN
81 Washington om. South Numsih.
u. no -‘- n... nah? _.
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CENTRAL HOTEL .
' rm rooms by the doy or week. Steam heal-ed, c‘mm
lights and gas. Fin. 09.15. attached; also Restaurant. Palm
and American style
Dormer Monroe and Chestnut Ste.
N. DISESA. Manager.
Tel. 1050.
.7. 131m Proprietor.
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Hershfield’s Molar Express
122 WATER STREET, 80. NORWALK; PHONE 294. ’
NEW YORK, 436 SIXTH AVENUE; PHONE FARRAGUTF 7%
DAILY TRIPS BETWEEN NORWALK AND NEW YORK
Operate Seven Best Trucks in the state. Also Hydraulic Dump
Trucks for Guntractors' Work. . . _ '
Telephone your orders. Prompt attention will be given. ‘
Only confident help employed. A receipt given and ouimned
for goods.
We haul anything anywhere. No job too large or too small.
Padded Vans for Long Mme Furniture Movmg.
BENJAMIN "HERSHFIELD. Pronrietor
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VEILS
It is almost impossible to be really well groomed \‘xllllOlll
a Veil. One of these pretty ones will help immensely.
Fashionable, loose, flowing Veils, which so many women
are wearing" this minute.
There are fancy meshes, filet efl‘ects, scroll and figured .
............. 11.00 to $2.00 each
%_,W‘*‘ F. ‘n
patterns
Veiling by the yard in plain, fancy and bordered
design-s
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25c and 500 yd.
......... osviv.i:'solioiell
~ Shaman and Other Mountings.
mm!
SPECIAL SALE OF
BLOUSES
Broken lines of (impede—Chine, Georgette Crepe ‘and Sr l
. ... . ._-..< .2633?”
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”sans; values $4.98 to $5 .75, reduced to ........... .- {
$1.25 Quality Lingerie Blouses (only o. few of each 5170) . .f ‘
(211de ..... panic-liilouovoslsues...u. ..... ' E
The tailored style in fine quality of flannelette, now :r-‘r
at ......... o'lilutlvfiqjoooIOl-o‘b ............ S; ‘
J. I. MALLET’l‘i :
as WASHINGTON er. ' " scorn NC " * ' » y
‘ . Tel. ~449.
O. B. JACKE
53 WALL smsnr. noswnmz. .
* names mum‘s-rowing axioms in Gold o. ,.
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Expert Repairing.
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