WINDOW " DRAPERIES
EK. BANKS
under Mackemo Hotel,
A la: ge assortment in madras strlp~ '
-’od and dotted Swiss scrlms and mar-
‘quisettes. New designs in cretonnes;
sun fast draperies. Also window
a
shades.
Wed
3 Washington street, South Nomi]:
thing in the snow. ‘
Fortunatelv for the engineers, the-I
close at hand.
er ceased to praise the
gone into a forest and
or blockhouses within
davs' time.
“fin.“
WEATHER FORECAST.
Forecast for Norwalk and vicinity:
Increasing cloudincs followed by iIIi
night:
winds.
consumable lnl(n81i\
tral over N:
pleasant weather
northeastern districts.
An IIthI of high picwuie o
continues
-w
”I
generally in
The
sion noted yesterday over the Soumern
Rockv Mountain region has moved m—
J IIldly eastward and is 110“ 00'1“?" VII: hill/9 ‘.‘.0 Ilifln‘i— -li 5‘01! find lmtli curs. hili'hcm“. ()lllifif:‘f:rr
‘ ' ‘ ' " ' " " . ~ . - - ~ mitoiv cars. 'Iiospitzi H not near 3' . I: ‘5'
met Louisiana. It iOIlllh II “III qu¢nvt_n:,w Is the time to buy . « _ ‘ .‘Qw -v “mm m camp?“ .
defined storm ate-II and is ca'uS— them at a bl , saving in prices kind or IoI.II.II...II_ . . ' , ;.
7 inor "Ellel'nl rain" in the Cult“ States > 8 ' all built from box cars. and. mi tlu
3 H h - l , . . c -,. i - owl-i .:,‘._
and in the BliSsissippi \ruilm. Its {III-I Good patterns. good :lmh, mos. pIIit. lI.lItId by (‘IIIIII :‘I ( ‘3‘“,
north as Missouri. Several stations‘ - rt - I- . 5- I
reported tlIunIlII'storms. Sonicuhn‘
hl2lli‘t' l(‘lnp"‘lillllll .~I IIIc Icpoited tron
Itll distirts IIIst oi the Mississip-
-..-'-£{
WEATHER A YEAR AGO
TODAY.
'l'I-IIIIIi-I‘IIIIII'I': HtL'h.
VIIiI'.
neatly
pi t'lt et‘.
41;:
5‘.”
”in ‘m.. n 0w:!'.c__‘- w. v .
City Newa
2' other parts: It tlic American district
W“ en‘g‘ “_ i has mm'I- than doubled the number (It
""“ "‘ .' ' ' “ the previous Week. To prchnt civil-
”UWHI‘d 0- Cl'i‘lui-‘U'l‘ made ii ”‘5" {German (lovernlnent'l‘roopq ions I-otiiin': iII lllt'l'l‘U' to IIIRI‘ IIdvIIIv
.ness ”In. ‘0 New "0”} c'ltv ycstcrdti} l Capture Police Headqufllo_ lane of the food Initiation and III Qt" ,
‘ ' . I'I'I'I! - ‘I-II' I s":."t‘.
- (Hour. (taps, ('M’H- OWN?“- l 2075: Clea ring (”It the l‘l::'.l‘.\l‘ll:lx‘:.t‘:::‘ailinltll'lllslljfif :Iisfd‘llg‘d‘ to
”""‘ II strikers tighten up pcrmit privileges. ()nlv
congressman Schuyler :‘la‘pl'll' III: ”mm. Ilcsiran to ”mm! on “ram“ hm",
.Stamt‘m-d hH‘S bPI'n named for ;I plum... (Cominmfl rm," page One) m.“ m. reful-njng In (ht‘il' III-attics will
on-thc interstate- :Intl foreign come: -—
merin- committee.
l’IItIolIIIen Flynn and nuiiiiuis inIcs
ti: :-Ilnt :- complaint IIIIII. II fight was izi'
piogtrzss on .\' cadou street but lcziin,
I-Il that lllf' complaint was Without
l'oIIIIIlIItion.
l-lci'IiIIuI it. (i. Rider. the local sign.
expert has the contract for placing it-l
Iiiniloated signs on a number of thc‘
.stoII-s in the Grand (‘entral Tetminal.
and as nothing liuilv Iiips to New
Y-oIk to complete them
Viticcnzo Snvastano of 20 Showdo'n
' avenue Icpmtcd to the pollen last two
IIIIIz III-III his son. Alphonse Savastano.
driver. was llllSSinE anti hi.u
where abouts unknown. NF-IIIIIIIL' is
known. citlici'. ot‘ the Maxwell tour'l'IIL
car. (Boiincticut Inurkers l'. S.
I: jinn-3'
I
that (he voting man had been diivinz' .
’t‘tII'; notice are investigating.‘
r SATURDAY CANDY
38c Per Package
Stiliaon-Powell Corporation
South N orwalk
.~.~
WHEN
ENVELOPE
YOUR PAY
“—177 it Ea...
won’t let your hand slide
”clear down into your
1 pocket—-
2' Do you ever think about
if; taking a stroll. down to
'; this bank?
’I'V‘e're open every Mon-
day evening between 6
i; and 8 o'clock.
. «man I I .rn'. 1mg - II:
m-m.~.—w "0...... .-.. »
WM___________J =
0. me in and start an ac-
}; count next Monday.
or euow Sunday and probably late to
warmer Sundov: increasing east.
» . - ' ' ' I' t -
-« . . . ' .~ cen- I
England at t cndcd by
I.
do pros-
III\\'.‘
“.1
"iii return foi II IlIfiIIitI- IIssiII'IIIIcI-.
II
licuSI-s in II. village.
and arc still building.
()nc ottlicii‘ jobs on
the
mighty 10W pl’iceS- cold.
good make- (.3 “,1! dixtui'lfanccs
‘ flip and other
\
! "(HILENZ Thursday.
I
$2 45;
$3. 45
Regular $3. 50
‘iI-I'nm nv
”It'
IIW‘
I'I -; . ch
conditions
AnIcI'iI'IItI Torn-s III'
in
normal that
occupation
H'Ull'
l
5
ll quality at
l
l Regular $5. 00
quality
vent GcI‘IIIIiiIS from all puttK ot‘
Iilong' thc Rhini-
“'itliin Ill“ lIII=I few
strike begun in Berlin.
applicants llI‘Fll'lnfl to I'cacli (‘ohlcnz or
days,
the number m
RGGERS 8:— STEVEN S
Norwalk
So. Norwalk
‘10 allowed to pass \vitliiii tlet- \IIH‘Ii
t't'l'lillll. l’I-tlIII'II is still III \Viti- can occupied are.“
when the thdrmomenter hail gone far
below zero. they haVe done the same
'r
most needed supply. wood. has been:
The British officers
commanding the expedition have nev-
speed with
which these Americans have frequently;
transformed
some of its trees into livable barracks
II couple of
The country which the Alllht. :Ii-.
Russ‘an troops arc 01"]. it": '
the most part vci'y spcrs , ' HI' 0..
At some points the American t‘ilfiln“ >2 ~
have doubled the existing number of.-
They have built. ,
Tologdn l
railroad sector of the front has been
' to transform rough little Yfiisatan box--
e .
Here 8 your Chgnce to 1311.: cars into ha'tilations for troops. They _
gOOd quahty Men S Trousers 3' liIive doiIblol-wnll them against thr-
and in II company train onc c-I.n
in
parts of uuoceupii’d
have l'l‘slllll‘tl in such an lil-
It'ciisv in tlI-- number of civilians cnccr
bridgehead ai'cIi where
tho
have
lmcn ('O'tlllt‘lltd to takc steps to pre-
tlw ‘
countrv ovorunnim: the occupied zonc'
since the
,p.
for Hoosier
III the Hoosier. science has bridged
the 2'8!) between necessary "kitchen
the gap between necessary kitchen
work and the social and recreation
hours that women must have in order
No other
to maintain Dhyiscal and mental fitness. are 935’"
On it
The Hoosier. with its 40 labor-saving homee do or
inventions and work reducing conven-
. iences. cuts kitchen work in half and
gull/AI. illltllll Is l‘t‘lltll'll‘tl that ”to In“, Gcrmims within thc ”IE-um...)
("it\ oi hicv Is_IlIIIIiI.IIIIthl'lI3' i‘il. zone “I.“ already layinz their plan.»
“I Ikmvski. l’l‘ltlll‘lt‘r ot tho I krIIIII— for the am.“ after u“. Americans hum"
iIIII Sovict Ministry. \vltli I\\'ll0lli withdrawn. For instant-r. “Full-U,
i~ IissocIIItI-Il 1‘1.‘Pl(‘llllillll. oi. Mos. ”(ms were mad“ recently for ”m pri\.‘-"
coiv. II BUlNllt‘Vlh’. “hose ‘ IIIthI-r "lg? of holding public inectiniw to
\\u< .I IIIIllioIIIIirc. llll‘l I'clIIIIIt urnc Um orxnnizution of Immune,»
- I ‘9 ' . I n ' _ .‘ I _ . p g
l' t ”1 [L‘_\l‘l‘\hhf\‘ Md.“ h Fl! ll", Americans Int‘i the district. Theuc nil-r
“I" l l“ '“ (ltllitrltll I”! l 'U lln‘ plicotions, however. wcrc dcniod toda“
1“ III I tits II t It )I sit git I) t It Ai'mv officials. . Th!
by the Third
Germans were planning to
small forces in various districts.
;HIIIII'IIII-Iiiis loi two day s. “'83 cut
icfi‘ from all I‘Ulllllilllllt'llllOll with ..
tho-M
I'llllt'l' "‘Ith'l‘lllllt‘l I fort-cs III II‘ -
F - i . H Iorcrs to act as guards and do policc
Iii-IIIIIIII I'Iipi: III llllt‘ 'lliiit‘sdin. . . . , .
‘ duty when the ilmt‘ t-Iutic I‘oi tliI
lulu-II tlII- SpIiI'tIii-IIIIN cut tlIc tI-II' .
army of occupation to start tor tmiiic._
IIIIIIHIN \vti‘sc . III-cording to II Iclc-
lg't I'IIIII tiom lici'liii. Eight per stun
“I 10' killI-Il and II IIIIIIIlII-r Ivoiuhl-
gI-Il in ”I" lighting thci't- 'l‘lIuI'sdIIy.
ground that met-tings or this kind wm't-
prohibited by the orders forbiddiiiiz no?
_. organized enemy forces within the
I. . .- , . l'
PARIS. “1‘”,qu . March I); . liiidgciuad mills . ‘
BASLE. Thursdiiv. March ‘J. (uln-
.
l ‘orcigii IucIlIIls In tho lllilllltt'l' ot'
lll' ‘5‘: II III lichI :l\\:ll'tll‘tl to lllt‘lll-
ihl‘lh Iii thI- .\IIII‘I‘IIIIII l‘pr‘IliItIIII-
gIII'_\' l‘tll'l't‘ up to l'clIrIiIIIv 26 III'
r'cIIIIIiIIgr to II compilation IIIIIIlI- h_'\
Stars and \‘ttipiw. Hi this lllllIl
nel SllIIlmPI‘hang has In“ \’iI-nnn I‘ur
Switm I'lIiIId with ii. son or formur Fm’
pcror Charles,
dispatcher: received llt‘il‘. II
that the formcr cmpcroi is expected so
take up his I'csidI-Iicu- soon III l’rsrrn-
i~ said
glu‘t'. " 19.000“ wcrc l‘I'ciII-li \VIII' . _ t t I _ _ h
:'( l()\.\'tx\ til MI-(Iuls ol tho I.c_‘_'luii Emittaflhi “n the Dunn w. h s n” A
. l H r '4 - \ f I . '
U ”u” 1 H" mm“ “”1" BERLIN. Wednesday, March 3 1A5"
jIIIIIl ‘lo' ”I" llouiieur tics Epidcin
suciutI-d Press).-- ~"Tlip present utircst.‘
in s. 'l lic British decorations to- ! r l . l 1. I” Ih
- . I (I I o ' o' ) .' _ 3 ’
*lIIilI-Il .Ilh‘. lili'lllllllltl‘ 144 Million r m 'm “mu' “1‘ “Rm“ 0 P
. I. . . . ~ - - Soci't ho v w ‘ ' ' . I '
it n.5,.“ “ml .3.” Mlltlzit‘v .‘II'IlIle‘ ' Il d_ .lllt‘ll it I~ IIIIIIblI II II-
‘ that because II has b-ccoini- chIkeiiI-ii
:livlg'liini Ich-III'IItI-Il 37] noun! (‘1' _ . .
'III' the Expcilttimiulfiv l"oIc.I-. and mum?“ ”PH-“mm and 1%“ oi blood.‘
ltul)‘ .x.i3'.~ tlic North German Gazettc. “The
.-...»_‘ tic-innit." people can I‘rcupcrutc only
who ‘_ iI rccciu: I'Iiw products that
will pcrniit it It) work W‘nl Iood iii 4H"-
der that it may live. _
“()ur enemies arc denying: its both.
'l‘hI-ir attitude is the real cause of the
.pi'cscnt crisis and the prevalent ci'imi
.‘Illlllt‘tlltl pounds for sliiplIIIIlIlin-r In"! ""“VHI'. in VIP“: 0f ”1M“ events.
ilt' 1min _tlll(l IIIIIiIIIcIIIIIIIc. 5m“): lean” ” is contrary
i ___q_ thi- International law of humanity to
“permit Ii fallen foe to lie helpless on
the ground. They should not 0\ crlook
the fact that the successive weakening
of Germany IIISo reduces its resisting
powrrs against Ilolshevisni, and that
iI is II dangerous thing to bc II ncinhi
lmi' to n lmIIsI~ in which the plnguxu is
raging." l
I.o.\'IIo.\‘. Thursday. .MIII‘clI a. vial
Moiit.I'e.,l.~~Allied soldicro wounded in'
‘thc fighting alone the Mormon tonsil
' roIIt Iiic cared for most efficiently. acvl
lIIlelUX. 'l'hIiI'sIlII)‘. .\lIIt'-'lt ti.
. -'l'lic British IIIIVIIl (Eslllilillt’h, is.
.hllt‘tl ittI‘lI'H‘. providc l'oi' II pct'sou
:lli‘l of... ”h “.000” IIIIII II total i-\III ti
jI.itIIiI- luI' tlII- chII III HHJUIUNHI
IIIIIIIIIIV This \lllll lilt'lllllt‘\ ($8
should 3"
i PARIS. .‘lill't‘ll 8 '(il'l‘lllillly iiIix
r- l'iiwil IlII- lllhpllsll’lllll loi' tht'
{llxt' ol hI-I' IIIcII lIIIIII «hips In ”Iv:
Allicx mode to her delegate. III
ISIIII. IlIc III'IIIistiI'II I‘Hlllllll\\ltlll'.“
'lt'ilthllill'lt'l\.
l ”llic IouIItI-i plulmslllnlt ix lll‘dtlt'
‘ln thc (chIIIIIns that thc -_\ \\'lll rc-
iJcIIsc tlIc (iv-iIIiIIII shippin;r do; I'-II Il
tlIIII I‘IIoIIglI lootl will III- scitt iIIItI
(IcIIIIIIIII to I-IIIIhlc IIII-
gmciii—.
torcos to take over Iuinirs wlicn the.
ui':::IIIizP ‘
The applications were denied on :lII- '
who is ill. according II .
. cossful.
releases the housewife from drudzery balance.
hours. now.
127-181 Washington Street
Mr Rutledge although :1 3oung mam!
has omciatcd In every department of II ‘
hotel and restaurant. His last en- '
gngement at Dnly'is has proven conclu-l
siv cly that he is a past master or thate
profession and leaves this establish-
ment “1th the highest praise and best
“ishos of his emplo3er. in fact it seems
to be a foregone conclusion that our
AMSTERDAM. “or. 7: Chancellor
Sclicidcmzinti has handcd his resigna-
tion to l’rvsplcni Ebert to enable thI
President to have a free hand to deal
with the present siuation. according to
the let I: Am Mlllng of Berlin Eb-
I‘l'l d 'd o accpct the rosicnation
and "“Wm‘li‘i' 5‘h9i"""“m“ and 1'“ our friend has 3ct to meet With hit I
cabinet to I'I-mIIin in office. tire in his undcitakings A man with a:
.__... --..-_-- host of friends gained b3 his honest 3
NEW, PROPRIETOR hit-Iiightforward and intelligent moth-l
0d of dotng bubsinoss
come him to our city,
success at the Clifford
.THIEVES SEEK TO
RECOVER BONDS
THROUGH SENATE
\‘l' c
II n -.l
all web,
Wish him
OF HOTEL CLIFFORD
Continued I'i'mn, kirst Page.
Av-l condition. including some new t'ur-
nisltinus and equipment
Mr. Rutledge whose photograph “c
heiew‘itli produce is a young man of
steiling qualities and many friends.
His expciicnce in the hotcl line com-
niem cd in his youthful days “lien llt‘.
was connected ‘WlU‘l hotels in Boston.
F01 the past ten yeah: he hits officiated
in hotels III New Ymk city and su-
buibs. notably. for several seasons at
the [Zilgcwood Inn Greenulch. Conn.
."OUII: \\ iih his emplo} cr from there to
his hotel in New Oilcans, the St
Charles Hotel. Mr Rutledge was also
Continued from First Page.
to II. concern in lii'ookl3n. itlld it. “118;
gencialiy alleged bv the police ofli-:
ceis who made Ihe investigation that
VII regular nest of automobile stealer-s
had been discov eied. l
‘ Senatm Dillon said hc would not no.
.tui'tliei into details in the matter. but:
one of the managers of the Hotel 34an I it was one of the vet y \Iotst cases
scillc: , New \oik city and the Ci‘es- that m 91‘ came below the coinmittcc I
cut Athletic Club, Brooklyn and lastt sand the vote was unanimous agIIiiIstI
summer Icason he v. as manager of the the claim. _ I
Lndian Harbor Yacht Club at Gi‘cenII The bill came up orbit-III- Ill" Cl Illl‘h
“ich (‘onnu v. hero he was verv suc-lcommittee early in Ilic \vcck Assis .
. q [IQ '1'} tom States Attotncy Galen A. Cz-uter
Iead II letter in 'which he dent: Jilted
itlic attempt to get the mono). Attor-
_§I i; .ll'. l-I. ilII.; ;..;I-picsclittng Ihi
& I: ,--II -.._.'I 141014 the conimittcc;
us 283 land stiongl3 opposed the claim. The
'parties interested \v ere repicscntcd b3
;t‘ormer Secretary of State Albeit l’hit-
Dushng tlips of Stamford who claimed that in ,
‘the case of \‘l altish especially lhl'
bonds ought to be iefundod. The gen~
crI-Il opinion 01 the Claims Committee-
?was that it was an attempt
part of the automobile stealing organ ‘
Eltlt'lll to \Vlillxlflltil tlII- inlslici‘iklmmmg "’ “ Reuters ‘I'Spdt“}" Dogf. :ization to recover mone3 mat the.) '
“m“.“mvnt‘ I teams. and icindcei talxc the wounded Illad to‘ cited upon a guatdmec .0 the
: linen from the front to Kem. whei‘ci Floor Brushes ‘insui n- '0 company.
i WITH A‘ll‘RIC'iN TROOPS IN: they aic placed on It tiain which gDeck Mops ’3 —“‘ " “ “"”"‘
3 NORTH HI'SSIA Feb 3 (corrpgpmw taktb “an1 to Murmansk. There they _ ' . NOT INTERESTED IN SHIPS.
Home by The Associated Press)——Begm.l are distributed to the medical “mlwan and Ceiling MOPS E ' ,, ..._.-._
joins at Aichanzel and extending to dial posts scattered m er the countly in self Wringing Mops i On an American transport two days :
.furthest'point south in the forests iffll'thUSPS dnd lnlpnts- IO’Oedar on M - “1" ”0'“ Liverpool: i
Inheie the Noith Russian Exppmmw; lie-fore being taken- to the (Iiiboad. ' Ops l First Sambo, who is tealtv enjoying
garv Foicc is or-ciattng aga’inm the (my. the wounded men are placed in deep
lelieiik. m the "“8010," as the soldioi'jeg skin bags and have hot water bottlest
call him. up' here, the wotk of Ame-Ii lplaced about them These bags are so.
can engineeis is evident l designed that a patient can be treated;
They went into almost impassablc’without. exposure to the severe cold
swamps in the early autumn and built of the north.
d’
Dnstless Dust Cloths
gthe sea, to his dark companion who
Mop Wringers of all descriptions; was gone below-Nigzer' Home on‘
up! We re passing a ship'. ‘ . . E
Everyone lioderatély I “96d ' Voice from below—J don't want toi
'see n9 ship. You jes coll me when
we’ re passing a tree .-—New York Morn-
ing tow
No more late engagements
howseWives
wanted features.
Hoosier’s fine construction.
ier prices are moderate and the terms
Small weekly payments soon oar the
Come and see vour Hoosier
' Field Artillery llI'iuIIdc. and Edward A
la...
on the 7".
BABY
CARRIAGE
EBESHAY
is one of the finest ever shown in
Greater Norwalk and at the most
reasonable prices.
FULL SIZE ROUND REED
CARRIAGES
From $19.95 to $60.00
In any color you may desire.
SULKIES AND STROLLERS
$7.95 up to $25.00
cabinet ofi'ers so mam-
No other equals
‘ 9‘ H‘m‘ BABY YARDS, CRIBS. KIDDIE
Koors, HIGH cams AND
_ EVERYTHING FOR BABY'S
outs any model in your COMFORT.
OPEN A CHARGE ACCOUNT
' Sterling Furniture “Co.
Phone 105
~
REST OF 27TH DIVISION SAleS tKregcr wboso appoiittmv: It as acting
\VASHINCTON. March 8 “,“I'k part I Judgc Advociitr ”PHI I:-l “an I'Iw-cntli
Inc m ihrcn transports hringlni: priu ‘m‘nmmced'
The Mount Vernon. 'dINJ IluI III _\I-w
tic-ally all remaining units of the 27th
l)l\'l.~ll(Il1.V\'aS announced today h) lhl‘ ‘O‘k March 13‘ L“ hr'ilk'ng ‘W'n'l
“'nr Department. casual’companicx' I'or VIII-low suite-s
The transport America. m". at New 5 and 800 sick and \voiindcd. included
York March 13 is bringing the 104th:"1 the casuals is n”’"’"""""""’ "“""‘"
lIISIlI and lamb Field Attillcty Reni- 'D' Glennan . _
moms. and Casual conipiiiiics ot l‘cnn l The Argentini- "" d‘“ “1 ‘\"“" “Wk
svlvaula and New Jen“. troops. ("l-March 16 with casual compmum tor
the America III-c Brig-Generals Georgc 3 915m ditl‘erent “up"?
A. \Yinzatv. commanding the 52nd
-—Tr_v II Sentincl “iaut Ad.
.x._.. ..=
Red Cross Nurse W ith Dog Doughboys 1?"
Gave Her to Shim ‘l‘he3 Were Grateful
._K._>..._ ..._.._. . ,.
‘« :—
msc LOU-ICE a. mutant;
e Miss Louise G. VVitherbee was never particulaily timl of do!“ bl“ ~he
is very much attached to this pup. The reason in that when Miss \\' ithcrt. «e.
who Was a Red cross nurse in France was about to return to America a num-
ber of dongbboys wanted to about their gratitude. Tin-y 119'“ 4‘ “New""K
Ida”. .aflfl. Bore he is. Name. Zowic He doesn’t lock
m. Vim W as she landed in New
> _ pro poor pullers and that
l
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