, Cloudy and warmer tonight:
‘. ‘coast and over the
/
Dow DRAPEniEs
A large assortment in madms, strip-
and dotted Swiss scrims and mar-
éulilettes. New designs in cretonnes
m fast draperies. Also window
eludes;
' in K. BANKS
finder Mahackemo Hotel, West
.Wuhlngton street, South Harwell
,wnamnn roancasr.
Forecast for Norwalk and vicinity:
“'ednes-
dEy probably rain; colder Wednesday
night; fresh south winds. Ridges of
high pressure extend along Atlantic
Rocky Mountains
/with a long trough of low pressure be-
tween them extending from Texas
northeastward to Michigan. This con-
dition is causing a great deal of
cloudy and unsettled weather with
temperatures above normal in the. cen»
tral and eastern districts. and fair
weather with temperature below nor-
mal between the Rocky Mountains and
the Mississippi river. The tempera»
ture along the northern‘bord‘er from
Montana to Michigan is from ten to
“twenty degrees below zero.
’—
W'EATHER A YEAR AGO
TODAY.
'l'z-«tttwl‘atltl'c: lllilll.
Rain.
low.
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mm.“ ”nu. w w...
Polici- Officer Lori-n7.” Adams i< till
Sick [Hare today. with a slight :tiitu'k
of ill" grin.
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A requiem hizh mass will h
ized :51 St. Mary's church on Saturday
morning at ‘5 o‘clock for the late. Mrs.
Joseph. llotz. *
c solemn
<0-
.ltltluc Nehemiah (‘antlec and Pro
(tutor T. llunhar are nttcntlinz'
the session of the Court or ("otmnon
ideas in Bridgeport, today.
Jesse
'l‘lt: members of the South Nor 'alk
club will meet this evening and elect
office-rs for the ensuing year and trans-
act cutter business usually through: tw-
fore. the. annual meeting.
-- ll. 5. A. \Vell’arc \‘.'(H'l§t‘l'.\
tier'the dance this evenin: n.’ Az'lttlt
liali :md do you: patriotic bit.
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\
lit ‘Ill Tl-
.~\ requiem high Iuass will he. solemn-
Mary‘s church on 'l‘llursda.v
morniou’ at o'clock for the
James F. (‘oletnam oi l‘uinam avenue.
"sht- tilt-.1 in Frame while St‘l'l'lllL' with
the \roerican I-lxpmlitionar) Forces.
lzml at St.
fl lufv
« iii-«r “Till \Vc Meet Armin" and
“Beau'ilnl Ohio" at A. J. Collin.= (‘0.
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WHITE PINE AND TAR
For Coughs. Colds. Etc.
Stiiison-Powell Corporation
South Norwalk
wrllttrsm '
it‘ M31133! 5%;
All money deposited in
this bank on or before
L
"at date will draw inter-
e. t; from 'March lst.
4.‘ pen Monday Evenings
from 6 to 3.
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Swallows“ -
-;l-i-‘Inl.~' ol‘
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Here's your chance to buy
good quality Men’s Trousers at
mighty low prices.
We have ..0 mauv- -lt‘ you
invent—new is the time to buy
them at a big saving in prices.
Good patterns. good cloth,
4
Regular $3.50
1' t
qua ’1ty a
Regular $5.00
5 quality at
rooms ‘5. Sin/tarts
Vorwalk So. Norwalk
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Miss Marion Brennan. ot‘ (‘hnunut
llntlt‘rwvnt :Ill oporation .tt llr‘
~tl'cet.
Ntu'wnlk Hospital yesterday and la r--
portcd as resting evuufortahly today.
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_\ rnzular monthly llllnl110‘55 met-tin"
ot thc l.adie< Aid society of the First
M. E. church will be held on “Value-“7
died March .‘s‘th. 1919. will be held at
St Mary's on Saturday mornin: :ll i
o'clock.
street. lodged a complaint with the po
liu'r last evening that her husband wa:
ill-treating her. The pollen investi-
L'llil‘tl and settled matters.
. _
The aunt: ~l incl-tint: of the .\'or\v:tli«'
lltty Nursery Association will be lit-ht
at the home of Mrs. (‘llristiau Sunr'z.
tin \‘t'cst avenue.
interested in the work of the Nlll'-v-.'-‘
are invited to attend the. mectluL.
l James (to ion. l‘ornu-t-lv a resident at
[this plat‘c. and llt‘rl retlu-lnllrru-d :h‘
a member ot‘ a colon-d uuartrttv of
great demand
and, '
lslllgfll'fl that, were in
isolate twenty
ilt‘om his present home in llrid~-~:uyrt
iyrxsterday to attend the funeral ot t:.--
ln'c Benjamin Hamilton.
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l llirhard tl.
ilat'iw' ol‘ 'l‘hn- Sentinel. is bust; twin
luaovixoz from the Masonic. building; to
lxi> new iociiion at l'lotuu No. 2 in llll'
”:t'ln'Hf- buildinz. whcre all news item:
Sentinel
_\’(‘i'.i‘l~' (‘Hlllu (n --|'
Fitch. uptown it-pz-pstvt-
and adxertiscmcnts for the
should lu- left in the future and wilt-r0
i‘ln- Sentinel will find a
Welcome, in much larger and
t
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more cunvvnioni quarters.
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i Tho-re was a slight auto accident in
ti’ront of the furni
‘ "moi Sir-1 on \anl street, win-n n
mt't'lt. .
owned
' My l’icrcc-id'row itllil'll‘lf,’ car,
Io5 3.. site llodcnhoii. of 451 West ltifith
strut-t. Xcu' York city. ran into the
bin: \vhéth vfax' standinrr a?
on. .t‘\ .«ttcei car “as stamiln':
at the F“‘.‘lt"ll. :ind’Dctlenli'ltf misiutlg
--tl lili‘ distance between it and tile bile-1
,t'rztrllrtt v
the tr”
sithusu'inin:
timers which he promptly paid
blifl‘i‘l 4‘3.
fm‘.
R - . ._..‘,
Bul‘dli’lv'S lunch cart en South M
street :it‘(‘ll‘l§ to be a favorite ;-r-en-'
of operations for sneak thieves aren't i
this oily-as the popular eating plan“
vas entered again on Sunday evening
for the second time in as many
months. Entrance was gained by
raising one of the back windows and
about $5 in 'ehange was cleaned out
:tlll
not: discovered until yesterday after-
noon, when it was immediately report-
ed to the police.
HOSPITAL NOTES.
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ichestnutstreet. ' .» '
Plattsville avenue.
Discharged yesterday—John
so
3.45
{day at :: o'clock at tho church.
A requiem ailtli'-'t‘l'.<:ti'y high nut-N in
honor ot' the late Joseph liotz. “ho'
,
)ltrs, l-Ilizn blinkins of J Marshall‘
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on next Monday afternoon at 1’. orioclt
All persons “ho ilit‘ .
Lure store of Ray'. instant threatened to result
the latter. and inflictinu‘
Admitted yesterday—Mary Nardi, 18
Nor-
man, Knight street; Mary Brennan, 5.ye‘ar building program.
NOR WALK
SOCIETY ‘
and Personal
NEWS
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A “\Velcome Home l'arty." was 2;»-
en t'cr Privates Edward J. and Joseph
M. Corcoran last Saturday night at
and Mrs... \Villiam
Wash ingt on St‘
the home of MT.
('orcoran, on West
Games,
joyed throughout, the evening.
spacious attic of the home was hand-
was used for dancing. Sevec's orches.
night a bountiful (.‘ollation was served.
Guests from New York. Bridgeport.
walk Were present.
.\ double birthday party was held at,
n- home of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Drew
t-t~
The party was a surprise on Airs. ll.
Sherman of Ely avenue. and Mrs. G.
prurient.
twenty-four guests
were from
good time
exchanged. A
all.
sonts were
gwas had by
lenjam i it
who was one of the, South Norwalk;
litty.‘ who has been with
t; ovcrscas for several months. has sent
word to llirl mother and sister here
‘,tllat he has arrived safely at (‘amp‘
4 v
, Upton. and expects to be mustered out
‘snon and return home
‘ Dr. and Mrs. RlllN‘ll )l. “'nli’t’ have“
' t
l.
in connection with the aircraft sprucu. ;
\, .
the government. llis Demo-r uddt‘esag,
returned to their residence on South
Main street .at'ter a honeymoon trip.
;'l‘lwy will be at home to their friend“
Ezit'tt r March 12.
': (‘lii‘t‘ord A. lie-Its. who was In Oregon
iproduction until December. is now in
; Denver. (.‘olo.. on engineering u olk for
I .
Us lilt‘» E. lnth avenue.
t George Carroll. who has been dis-7
‘chartzed from the 'l'. S. .nav)’ has re-:
music and dancing Were en-j:
The.
somely decorated with American flags.‘
tra furnished the music. Around mid".
Stamford. Dambury and South Noni
iHn Ely avenue. Monday evenings
Mayer. of Meadow street. There were‘
Three 1
Brooklyn. N. Y. Refresh».
ments. Were served and many nice pro-v
Martinez ol’ Lowe strv‘etf
the a rmy .
t
things
Arm
'~aninl~.~
t
p.
r
O; Q;
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4i
thlrnml to his home in Spring Hill :nc-i
5 nue.
Sainuel .\i. Stevens is in New York.
city today on a busint‘Ss trip. I
MUCH LEGISLATION t
a ‘ 'v
FAILED T0 nos;
Continued from i-‘lrst Page
(“U o'- loch. :it‘lcr ll: lv‘llllit'flll in l'l 't’f
Ludw- imtt p..-.~t~:l‘« ti and t'uilto to .4:-
curc. action on a resolution which lv‘
said :l:~ flullml'ithl by lllll'l}".~\‘\l‘li
nmmllmzr; oi» alu- uew Scinllc, opp I ling"
action on the -(‘cn.~titutior. "-f H.1-
lfitluliv Ilf .Vgtlitllu' .tSl now ltmnml
Sutlculy a dozen Ho‘llttlul‘ lt' illttl" ;l
in the t‘ll.tltll|t'l‘tililill,1lllt‘t‘iti'} r ull‘.»‘
in: hours. Then; was littlr- vvll'tlcu
oi Senatorial dignity in the chm-ix :tri
committee . room. when» ‘ilt'llllil'i‘fil
sill”, mun:- on laid“ to,» and tltltt‘: -V
tall t'lul‘t‘s Senatorial snnl‘t's' could lrt-
l't'i-l'tl :21: int‘ 2t~ the .luur.~ (it the St'lldit
the!“
Tip
lill‘ h.
\v
3501'.
~.nly tut-alt in tin monotony
llllllt- that .hnt- H‘Jtllt‘tl trotu t w
tituolntiztl :itipu.u;ulct- ot‘ 1K.lit']"\
1min the llwurt- lulu-rung. act-um m
that body.
in tin. iiuur-c H.1- :tll~ni;;‘tll «Post rt:
mas onlixtomi rim-nu: :hn- etfly tumu
tt~;.. hours by a hot ”Zvi‘lltlllL‘c be: "c -r'
l;cprc~‘etlt:tti\ rs, Flood. of \‘irginl l. and
\Valsh. of Alitc‘fdt‘llllr't‘llfi. \vizi'h for ten
i} -l lrt r-
:zouai tutouittor. /
.\lr. \\'ai::ll “as lcadilo; hi.~ mint-rip
‘rcpcrt as a mend-er ol' the mnznvé if".
‘fi'llltfll :thvrtigntm! the National fi'rctl‘r
it.) lA‘dgih‘. lie “as ixttcrrtlgttmt in
Mr. Flood. who made :t point. or on.“ "
.tllat tltt: Massachusetts memo": liil'.
digressed hum the robot“? to 11m
opt ('L'll.
. "it‘ the amt-“email lrom \ irglntu
ray-.4 1 am making a speech he. tC-i’.~'
“but, is false." 311'. “‘alsli shouted.
! Mr. It‘lomi rushed arrow: Home
Tt'llttiobe .' “wart? .\ii‘. \‘t'ah‘il. but \\:if~
trumpet by :t titiorlte‘eper 'mi acacia!
got toe Representatiles. (izlu-r ll.‘ ll"
them gathered around All". \‘Q'aoi'. Wi‘lL.
';.tzt.r >t5v=ltlivr t‘lall-i luul restored tw-
filer. apologized to Mr. Flood, curling,
"tlic inciticntn . i
: The most iuumrtant intsio ‘.\:= tram"
l'a'ctcd by the House (luring ll> all'
Enight session “as. adoption ol’ the con-
‘li'et’cnce report on the billion dol‘ar
lgovornment 1919 guarantee. “heat
‘price bill. The measure was signed 13-;
it
it“.
dent Marshall and sent to the \V'hl'ufl
House for the President‘ssisnvtux-e. i
Legislation which it was conceded!
illzul failed at this session included;
l
;:ion bill with its authorization for
.temporary afiny of 540,000 ntcn aatcr:
iJuly 1.
g The $170,000,000 Naval
tlon measure authorizing a new ltll'mm
President Wilson.
The Sundry bill carrying appropria-
tuons totalling about
.000
5- s";
a!
,ors.
ling hill.
'proyaganda favorim:
‘(or two hours,
' ‘ Senator
court-dim: that the. General
«re. ion of the roads ponttin'z
glogislation which
' - - , . limit in progress. Senator 5
r “e ”310000900 army {lDl'J'vllt‘ia illlinois Republican. was on
a.
‘ interning would be con
o ppropl la-i
urgcdi by l
lion measure, with $27.0(t0_0(m_ .
The, District of Columbia apr:t)pri..-
Lion bill carrying $14,t‘tt‘l0.nt‘to
The. Reclamation measure to pr-n ide‘
farms for retutnml Sultllt‘l‘~ will ~ail-
The oil, coal and mineral l'mtl l--.t:t-,
The bill llt’>l}.‘.llt*ll to s-nl'ot‘vc nation»
twide prohibition.
fl‘lu- compromise equal suing» (Ull‘
aiitutional amendment ”solution.
The bill nothing it unlawful to dis-
play red flags and the circulation of
the on-rtlxow
of the Government by tor-2‘.
Alter adopting the resolution (-3-
}ll‘ce‘n‘ln: the lli)))t‘ that the Peace (inn
tv-icuc.» \xould look “llll fax or to the
(‘lnlllls ul‘ lrelamd tor Stfl{livh‘l'lllillh-
lion, ”to House at 7 o'clock lt('t*.’~(‘i‘.
in rospctu it) 3393?“:
scntative Hclnl. oi Kt utucln, who dh xi
Sunday.
Shenuan anuouu-cl his
intention or pievenlmg passar,c‘ o: the
$750,1Httut00 railroad apprapr‘alltm.
lie “as still sot-akin): at 9 o'clock, and
ill “'33 understood he would ('llllltllzll‘
‘for :‘cyeral hours. ‘
congress “cut into the. final hows
or its long war St‘Frilill today. with
the Republican. filibuster agaimi gen~
ct'nl legislation completely out ot mn-
not, and with leaders or both suits
Deficien-
cy bill. With flatttlttflntutl tor the hail
road .-\dministration would i'lil in the
taco ot' unrelenting obstruction 31." ll
‘l-llliill Republican group.
Admtuistrn- '
ileum n"-
Smno. Fpokesim-u ot the
lion said failure of this me
'ccb‘Ntl'lly would mean almost immed-
iiate return of the railroads
'owuers. because the government could
:not retain and tinanee them Without
iflltpmpriation. ;
tr. lhcir
The middle of April. it was sari, the
Railroad Administration‘s present
l'un'ls would be exhausted and only an
nxtra sec-ion before then could make
it. bogsible to continue government op— :
remedial
all interns". lr.\e
urged. .
There still “as hopc am
publicans that President W
be forced to call the new Congress
soon. but after a. conference ea Ply/to.
day between the President and lie-nag
cratic Leader Martin. it was stated turn
on: the lie-
ilson could
of the cash drawer. The theft was . ., ' . -. ,
. ter in bncaher (.lark and \ zc-e-l‘res‘i-fl‘l’ilson had reiterated his d~‘-‘~‘lem‘“
session hetero
\
ct-ui'crcnre‘
iterntan. of .
the floor
of the Sonic announcing that the‘
speech he began at 7:30 o'cloek this
tinted until ad-
journment if necessary to aid the. m:-
ticlency measure.
lion to have no extra
his return from France.
\Vhile the W'hite House
l
“50,9003”, in. arm
against
_ awaited with
WHO DOES
'FOR YOUR F
There “is someone in your family" who has a big
responsibility.
Food to buy for the t
8: grown-ups; new hou
ture, books and all t
for which the fa
In most families, one person
buying. And it is that
money is well spent—.t
every cent that goes out.
T hesuccess of a family depends on wise buying;
just as the success of a business does.
Wise buying means intelligent buying. It is
necessary to have knowledge of goods and stores.
The best way to get this knowledge is by reading
advertisements. They tell you what is new and
good. They tell you Where and when to bu y to
advantage.
Not only the person who does the buying but
every member of the family should read adver-
tisements. It is the duty of all the others to help
the one who does the buying by pointing out 30‘-
vertisements of new goods and giving all the in
formation possible as to tastes, styles and "(lilies
Advertisements are published for your benefit.
Make’use of them by reading them.
ii :. . . .
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LOCAL K. OF C. MEN ARE
INTERESTED IN eao-resr'
Outcome of the protest of >lllll'l‘llll’
officers of the Knights of Columbus to
secretary of \var Newton 1). Baker
action ol' the committee in
oi tile l’nltt-d “'ar Drive. i:-
.‘ll'l‘ili interest by Nov
walk members of the organization
The committee recomnwndat'mn that
none of the seven organizations which
participated in, the drive. be permitted
to spend more than 10 per cent oi'the
money on the personal comforts of
soldiers by free distribution is the ob?
ject of the protest. ‘
Under that ordertlle Knights would
be allowed to expend only 2.500.000 of
( llnrac
able; clothes for the children
sehold utensils,linen,furni-
he hundred and one little
mily income is spent.
person’s jo
hat you get full value for
1: 2mm MARCH 4, an
M ~...—-—_-_. _ -
the UYING.
A MIL Y .7
does the bulk of the
b to see that the
r
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'fl'w 4M
6
t
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t
t
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0
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the 323.000.0th allotted them from umcur wens our-er %: WWW
last drive. This amount has already. MONEv'
been expended. This would make the‘
organization unable to give oven
DON'T Miss To» . ‘ .. ‘
cigarettes gratis.
Tl!“ work 0f the Salvation Army Still. 9110105" “'i'h
Foley ’& (30.. 2am. Show
cago. lll.. vour n; ln'
dress clearly.
turn a trial pat-hare contain: .
Honey and 'l‘at‘ Compound, for I~'-‘ "
colds and croup; Foley Kidnm- 1.
for pain in slt‘lt‘.t unit hack; rile-tr».-
tism, backache. kidney and lilting:
ailments: and Foley t‘utlmrtic Tut“ '
a wholesome and tliorottultiy t'lt‘
cathartic. for consripation. billion-v .
headache. and slunu‘oh hum-l- ‘~ It
son and Powell. inc.
.'.( l ' ‘- ' "'
would al<o.lu~ Stopped ‘l ‘ l “
wrilm:
You will it c .
TO
RECOVER
AWARD
SUES COURT
l"
lCHfl‘t'l' lirtyttzonti of Siatnt‘ord hm
ittouahe t‘ol‘eciu.~‘\tt'- lvl'tlt‘t’f’dlnufi in lilt’
(‘ivil ("amnion Pleas court aeainst tu‘.
in whit-it
haw no:
Lillian Raymond ot' ihll‘lt‘n.
it is. allcuxl thv tietcntltuu
>1tll<l‘lt'tt‘l .‘l jl:tl!!‘lll"il1. it“ $l‘331
a .\'o\\ awarded llll' plain
titl‘ on December :l. lltlx.
v .
\\ llll :v
Vor‘k t’tMll‘!
est corrective
wels. They
. t
Nud'fl ... .
tdigestion Ta
you .vgillawake,
are
use by
'0
pie in a
__ 1:0 JNSURE A
“Good Morn
fake’Beecham
” relieve constipation, correct biliousness and
e one or
' * II ’*I’
~ eec _ am 5 l
afamily remed , I
f m’sPillsare
fritedicinal herbs, without. admixture
drug. Taken as dn-ected, these pills
ate the, health of the, bodily 0
or you are bilious,
, Matte:
0
- n '
mg
One of the
liver an
’s Pillsvthe night’ before.
medlcmes for the stomac ,
act promptly, surely and pleasant-1y;
Improve he
to bed, and
fit and fine.
fed and proved by over sixty years’ successful
of the world. The supremacy and efficiency
composition, from the finest
harmful or habit-formmg
tive disorders and
if your stomach
feel out-of-sorts
will find that‘they
. two just before oing
1n the morning feeling resh,
parts
due to their careful
of any
relieve di
. .At nighta
have a d headache, an
Pills, and in 'thetmornmg you
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