Also windo
inst
K. BANKS
Wilma Hotel,
draperies.
11w 1311.1anan
assortment in madras. strip-
dotted Swiss scrims and mar-
. New designs in crelonnes
Wed
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wan-rims: roancns'r.
Wrens“ for Norwalk and vicinity:
Fair tonight. and “'ednesday;
on change in temperature:
«vest winds.
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lDAY NURSERY
1 ELECTS OFFICERS
Continued from First Page.
Mrs. John Cav—
Se: aria. president;
Mrs. F.
an.1ug.., first vice~president2
c)
G. Brown. recording secretary: Mrs B '4
M Andrews. corresponding secretary . ;
1Mrs l'. A. Lane. treasurer; Mrs. P. G
Brown press committee. l
Totz-l attendance for the month just
.past to date. 30. The largest in one
iday was 266. and the smallest l2. Th:D
folloWing gifts were rcceivel (l1:~
the month: Mrs. Jchn Guam. 2;.
tricycle and half a ton of CW": ‘11:.
John J.lc.‘.lullen. milk. ens "no! ' 11' ‘s;
Harold Smith, or Woodworth's, 11m
dczen tea spoons; Mrs. C. H. Ais-
thorpl- towels; Endeavor Circle of the
King's Daughters, three dozen chil-
o-‘O‘. . ..‘O ..
Reading. advertisements
will save your time
mt. xenon 11, 1919
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Light rain has fan?“ (”ring ”‘9? dren‘s bibs and cups: Marion Connolly. ,
tlrtwénty'four hours in NLWV Eng- .“hndr’m'g hats; “vh‘f‘soa‘er C‘Tdo'
a th ..1 to tbe’ gKing's Daughters. 3.1.00; a friend. .
‘1‘ an; thence \(‘E-e5‘ll' “e l 'd P inl'oceries and cereals;1 ”ll: R. 2. 1:11;“ 1
le ississippi 8 ant cons1 - . £13). toWels; .Irs. , am 155_ a: .
‘9 Cloudy and “n5" 1”“ “ember Here 5 _y°m' chance to buy ltml of coal; Norwalk Steam Laundu,’ .1“
“.1 tinues in the Atlantic and Guil‘ g00d (11131113? M911 5 Trousers at .laundry work. and Mrs. Jones crack. . .5
' ‘ " ' ' ' - iers, . ~,
tee. A large area m high ”95“.”: mighty low prices. f The lollo1ing is the annual report ’ stores.
central in Oklahoma. it is callslna v’r 1191.9 -. o tr'mv-«tf 1011 U; we nurse“. publish“, mm” . .,
5' weather and seasonabie temper-S ' 4 . I ' ‘. . F . .. P . ‘ After hating been closed lrom Xmas
‘ures in the Central and \veazmni “VS“ “*3?“ 15 me “In“ *0 JUJ’ "reek. 1917. to April. 1918. the my .
. ‘ A > I l - ' - .. ' Nursery opened again with a new maafi.
lstncts. No marked lemlmz-allllé’é them at a big savmg m 1.rmes. mm in charge. Miss Mary Barry. m 1
hanges‘hnve occurred. l Good patterns good far,”- Brnokh n. The directors ft'l"l that' -.~
2 y as t.
WEATHER A ‘YEAR AGO
R -.—
Gcorge R. Byinclon of N1 11' York
(”sly made a business tisir tn lnwn m»
Maimnic temple on Tlllll‘s’llll} evening.
A meetin'; (1f Ill \‘cs-trv
church will he held :1: 1h:-
Henry 0. Bailey 7 High sll'rl-l :llls eve
”in: 7:13 o’clor'k.
(Jill \‘i ell Command. 15
ll néed rder Golden ('ross
apinon'nle and em hie this moninz in_
the hall orcr the South
Trust company.
residence. of
{1'
N11 5mm.
will
Washington Chapter. No. ‘Jl. it. A
this evening.
b1"-
the Masonic Temple
when the M. M. M. degree will
Worked on a number of candidates.
“While driving through “'all :ill‘t'l'l
about 9:30 o’clock last night an auto.
‘ mobilednlven by Mrs. Howard l..'
anwndesr‘ of 35 Seam-w Avenue.
Vfitruck the traffic dummy a1. lliver
street breaking it off at vile, base. Mrs.
.lLowrides promptly notified the pollu-
and will pay for the damagi- done.
”fWe Sell the-Genuine -
Bayer’s Aspirin Tablets
fitillson-Powell Corporation ‘
South N orwalk
WHEN YOUR PA?
ENVELOPE
won’t let your hand 53'5ch
clear down
' ytfcket»
'—'Do you ever think about
Waking a strcll
'12. is bank?
.We’re open every Mon-
day evening between 6 ,
and 8 o’clock. ‘
into , your
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down to
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Come in and start an ac-
: count next Monday.
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TODAY.
Temperature: High. :16; law.
17. Fair.
’“Wmfifg
Albert “"0” (ll \Villntr and il-nlllp
“Mason of this city. mrmu'ed m .\‘.4\v
.l‘York citrSunday.
St. John's Lodge, No, 1:. l". &: .\. $11.. ‘:
will hold a special communication at
of Tl'inilv
givn :
3“. will hold a stated convocation at:
‘ 1'11 ntls 11H.-
. and
. weeks before he seemed to he .
' down and almost a nervous wreck.
.' the
; my goat for fair.
g and sleepless nights.
good make.
9 Regular 33 50
quality at
Regular 55 00
$2. 45
$3. 45
ROGERS & STEVENS
Sorwalll So. Norwalk
. qunlit y at
12:. uere very fortunate in securing:
31: Barry as she has been such a
5\--1dvrful llelpin the work which we
.\>‘ a helper, Miss Barty has her
:».:<1cr. who is most kind and helpful.
Tia-re have been twelve regular andj'
one special meetings held during the
year. all at the home of Mrs. Swartz.
Tol'al attendancc during the year. {,3
22.692. 8
An lnH‘lllnljf oi “Hill was taken by .
Mrs. \Vheeler and Mrs. Lockwood ~75.
full-size sheets, 17 single sheets. 1| M
blankets. 10 quilts 'ltull- size counter
panes. 1 sincle counterpant. 9 pillow
cases 11 t0w~tls.' .3 bath towels. 9 “ash
clothes. 27 mil) sheets (3' sizes). 10 crib
blankets 39 crib covers odd “outed
covets. 8 cariiagr- covers. (it small
hand 1om-ls.219 11 ash (Hill-F- 67 bibs.
boos MUST BE REGISTERED,
ling Walden Walsh is ill rt-(‘l‘llil n
in
slion and [lll'
2'. 5:111:11 lll.’lll_‘» inquiries
11m litmus-P, qnc
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lull: prlnw .alilablr to many do: own
.
.
1 lines sh; lll11hll1~ old 1111le lr-I n»:
C luvul'l-«l' Male and spayed dogs, 81.2.3:
El'rlnalm Sill_‘_'.'-.kcnnel 10 dogs 323, all
jml-r 371". Town (‘lerll Smith has 1919
. dog tags on hand. Dm: owners can reg-
islt'l' their dogs any time now until the
Aftc -r
.\’.‘1rvalk.; that until the fllsl of lune :1 8|. 00 extra
first of May for the tcnlar fee.
p1 naltv is attached. and then this sec
lion of ill? l’lllllil Acts appear as fol
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‘ .jot. 3399.
1 Every town clerk shall. annually. on 01
{before the first day of June. furnish
:llll- seleclmcn with a list of the per»
isnlls owninl.v or harboring dogs who
ha 1 caused the same to be registered.
and
ca :1.» 1
said sclcl'tlnen shall thereupon
diligent search for unregistered
tl1);.'.< to ho mad:~ the do: wardln
“3111 shall cause persons owning or llill‘
boring the same to be prosecuted as
hereinafter provided. Every
by
town
gclerk. Selectman or dog warden who
.sllall neglect or refuse to perform any
duty prescribed by 'this section shall
be lined not more than sm'o-n dollars
for each offense
RADIO TELEPHONE TALK.
\VASHIA'.‘ TO‘X , March l].~-»
tary Daniels talked today by radio tele.
phone with Ensign Harry Fagenwaler.
in a navy flying boat enroule from
Vt‘ashington to Hampton Roads. Com-
munication was established a (lis-
tancc 'of more than 150 1nilcs.'by far
the longest transmission of radio tele-
St'l'ft -~
ill
phone signals with an airplane in
llighl over achieved.
.\ 1'<-l11-arsal of the guard team of
Eureka llchwcca Lodge on Friday excu-
ing at .\' o'clock, sharp.
BElllBES TO
BE A LIVE ONE
:Young Man Comes Back
(the of our vmnlg men sill-c has route.
lo the Mont in short order and '
at .1. losa to understllni 1l
unlirillg energy and ability to Wu l:
get results, where only few
'l run
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Questioned by 21. curinuu trio-ml an:
cause of the sudden change.
said: "I sure was in bad shape and no
one knew it better than I did. II had
I was all in and my
nerves shot to News with\wozriuv;:::
One drtv I over-
prescribing it; trust. than to get nezL' ,
to a good thin 11’3”
Notice; To mam doctors and
sum Genuine Phoe-
regard to
follow. in:
List of registered dogs
Elnterest ....... . . . .
s dish l(}\'.0"> . I roll towels 2 table
‘1'l0tlls. 2 napkins.
A flag was gin-n
‘ through Mrs. James E. l~‘l5'nn.i1mu
the Spanish \Var Vulorans Ali's. .\n-
tin-15's contributed the pole and All ~..
My \lllllen had same plan-d.
l‘he sand box was cleaned and fill-
Th“ nurse I‘V was llflusvcleanetl
and put in order through the kindness
0| our 200d friend. \ll's. 31l)lhlll.ll.
The shed in the rear of the yard wa
torn down and used for “11* wood. it
was voted at the meeting in May to
pay 34 a week to the helper at the
nursery A rummage sale was held'
May 2425 which netted 874.118. Mrs.
(‘huuh came on iron) “Emil-lumen.
Conn. and took charge. A large box
or clothing “as sent {tom the l). -LR.
in “.1.llingmn which was salt
.1. ndcr child welfare work there is
11 card kept at each nursery “here
the history or the children is taken
by the matron. The directors thought
this a 200d s5ste111 to adopt and there
l> now being kept at our nulscry a
card tor Oat-h child admitted.
'l”l:~- yard was: kept up during sum
mo-r month. Mrs. ‘McMullen had “11‘
mounds planlrd with grass and flow-
tlzc “1118‘ 15
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111:. Light and heat. ...... 41.42
Th. 11- were roof [calls repaired and 3 Telephone """ ' ' ' " 18'“),
11.11» placed :11 the end of the porch. Itexm“? """"""" “3'28
Subscrn-lion cards were sent out to sundries """" “'0'
all {linen-W310 had given to the nur- Interest and insur- “ ...
sc1'5 . ”use canls netted quite a sum. once """"""" 1'39”
which helped us cal-1'5 on our work “ ah'r rent """"" 1‘00 13., .. ,r,
for some, time. .- -. H .-.-f!
The lullllll’l"“ sah- held in Novcm- . .
ber brought, 1:5 $1213.83. Mrs, Mr— (“sh on ””nd March . .Q‘.
Mullen “(hind $34.01 which enabled 1 1919 ................... t -l 1”!)
llls. Lam» to deposit $150 to our 3—]- 1.1.“
credit. , .» , y . "
Mrs. Swain. attended the confer— LPN'N'MH" submitted.
SARAH H EAT” LAX E.
once of New York (‘cnter of l). N. A...
and gave an inn testing talk on samc.
A, 1:. “'im'hcstt-rinstallt'd and gave
us all the use of the lights at our
lullmlazl- sale held in November.
Thomas C. (‘avanagh has done all
calling gratis at the various card
parties and rulllmagc sales.
Mrs, \':111 .\l.~'lynv. Bits. W zerlcr and
Mrs. Bauer resigned as directors dill“
ing the year.
All ('nzll burned >0 llll‘
sexy has been donated.
‘ollmvillg tiu- unfillll: a sm‘ml hour
“as enjoyed. '
CORPOR ATIOV
MUST FILE RETL'RNS
(Continued l-‘rrvm First Rizal
ll . ' '- - - -- . '
l ”1“ 111.. of Tillie tor l‘lllllfl Ht‘llllnv and “guard
same to this oth'co on or below March
Al (‘hl'lslmas time :1 ll‘l't‘\“'}‘* given -
. ' . . .. .' ' . .. .. ' f - 1' all
he Children. There Were toys, fruit. 1' 1919' “uh umltt mm to w” A
least onol’ourlh of ”11- tax cslimalcd
to be due in accordance
mental return above referred to.
”The. tax or. 7he supplemental
turn “ill be that proportion oi the 141x.
romplllcd in accordance with tln‘ Rev- '
elllle AM of 1918 for the entire liscal
.‘"'ar ended in 1918. that the number
111' months in 1918. coming wiih‘ll 1'0!”
liscnl year. bears to the enlilc numg
ber of months covered by thr- return:
(‘I‘L‘dll to be taken for the tax paid on
candy .icc crv-alll trike clothing; and
mm-yxidn: done for thc children to
make a lovely Christmas.
Through the kindness of a good
l‘lilnd $154“) was paid on out morl
gaze 'lhis lt 1'ves a balance of $1. 000.
Mrs Mun o “115' kindly gave us the
inletcst. which was $25.
A card 1111115 “as held Frbl'uary ll
1! the Elks' Home. South Main street.
1.1M; was quite successful
During the 5ear the gifts to our _. . , .
nurse-l) have been many. Vegetables, 8:33;: fellas-11‘- hh’d under ”W AU 0"
grilv. lim-ns. l'ruits toys “food of q” ’ ' ”v - ‘-
...... lichen-«are .. surreal: 2.11:.".'.'"..::::':;.;r;:
It -_ “our, lCl: fr n] Daees & ‘K‘hite ‘-v . . ~ 1 . . 't’
laundry Work lrom the Nor“ alk Steam allo“ ed ‘0‘“ C(ll'poranon 1n M21111 to.
l: 111111115 5.0111 about the plate and :1 [Whale a complete Supplemental 10--
turn for 5on1 fisull year ended in
1918. l
stun
(iv ':l
to hr used in the play room.
11 the hi 1} cost of living. it “as
nclmssary lo wise the food allowame
to $111 a Week . and pay the milk bill.
Tin; 1c alo so many child‘s-n taken care
it that Ills » consumed more food than
ills-s lla-r; had monc5 to 11115 for.
VIOLA BRO’WN,
Recording Secrelalv.
ARRESTED FOR RESlSTING AN OF-
FlCER
Catherine Downer
nne. was arrested last cvening "}
(11‘ lilv ave":
Pa- »
hits.
I . . ll: l1? Plzis— v1 '-
llhillgdllrt-clllrlJtchrrlbfxengl‘ol-w him and) l l l“ "‘0‘" ““9“ “as accepted and Holman “11‘0“ LOCK“ God who 0X1"?!
could not get a supply quick enough. placed on tile and all were greatly ienced considerable difficulty in ac-
"Thats the whole story, just phos. PleasLd “ilh it The next report 10 compllshing :his flat, and was armlgn'.
' minted Iron. My poor tired overwork- :be read “as the tleasurel‘s . report for *d l . . -« h ‘
. rd nervestfigust aeef‘rgxd to b]: :hgisphfatiet. the VOBI‘ ending “THIGH 1 1919 and L n court lhlS morning 011 l. e
tungry. e way - too 0 0 . j . ‘ ' . 1 ,
and say what a rellel. I tell: like a new has as follows. .(‘llarges 0f ‘ “ml“ Bile-“S. breach of
lnatnh Could! slettap fit "It?" and get up Balance on hand March neace,1esisting an officer and was re
11 e momn ee as 1 e a. wo-vear- . ......... . “'9 -
. old. Believe $112.; I had isomeig‘ppetile Wdhihifilnp ' ' $356 30 541649 Dl'imanded on the additional charge of‘_
too my weizl ncrertsm rap y. my ‘1 ------ ~' ' (y '
tac'e filled ou- :. lhad the color of per- ...lothels fund ...... 254.72: ""l’ec‘m‘ms “induct In court. During
feet health it , mm goes with plre Mite boxes ...... 49 29 her trial she assumed a verv combatiVe
blo'dd. Well fed 1 :11 Iron. Benefits ' ' ' 322.63 attitud 1‘ h b a 1 11 1f
"You can but I am strong for Phos- 'G'ft " " """ " ’ ’ _e, “ 1 C roudht “p01,! erse .
minted Iron. liv'enune w 210 tries it is . 1 S ' '- - ' ' ' - ' - ‘. ' - - °. 116-76 the rebuke 0" 3411139 George H- VOS-i
. a booster Sundries ........ 24.90 bur 1 “‘10 I {1 ed a t '
“Do you know even the doctors are ; 9.34 3‘ 1 50 0 her 37 an 003 3
113‘ 45 for being drunk She was further 1
-—-—......._r warned that it she ever mound in a:
warm“ ”common
The wise shonner keeps in touch with the advertisements of her favorite
knows right where to 20 to find them. She knov» s when thcv are out on sale.
No time is lost in aimless looking and asking.
saves her time for Uiht‘t‘ duties or pleasures.
W'hen parents decide to send a boy or girl awav to school. thev cannot take
the time to 20 and inspect a great number of schools from which to choose.
Thev study the advertisements of schools and to the ones that seem to offer
right conditions the? write for cataloo's
These are only a few of the ways in which reading advertisements saves
the tlme of readers. There are many others.
”Your dailv newsoaoer is full of advertisements which are not onlv interest-
inz but have some special message of benefit to you.
Make a nractice of reading them. You will find Your time saved and vour
monev better spent,
T11 :lslll'or.'
Wll h supple '
rc- ' '
When she sees announcements of goods in which she is interested. she
Reading the advertisements
i“ We“ ‘0- ."17'0 O - O. " 0'
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When a man decides to buv an automobile. he reads carefully the advertise-
ments which tell‘about the different makes of
only those in which he is interested. He does not start out bv hunting no
the salesrooms and looking at all the cars sold.
0
cars and then he calls to see
--'--“Ooo~g
OSPl‘I’AL NOTES STRlKE ON NORTHERN NEW JER:
day at 4 a. m. tomolmn :n 2311'» 'Jl‘P
Admiited Monday; Charles Ander‘ SEY TROLLEY LINES headquarters of m» Anmmmu'w As
son. 9 Ellwood place; Dewey Raymond. "sociation or Street z'nd lz‘11~1-'1 .- 731.1-
2: Alain street. Elizabeth Booth, 6 NEWARK. N J.. Mar.11.—A strike way maployes.
Knight Street. Ion all the traction lines of the public »—-~ .-. « -
Lia-hurled .londay; l-led Allen, service railway company, operating “1' Try 3 Eentnel Wan: A iltiz'fee
.. Weslport. \‘mtheln New Jersey, was ordered to bill.
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safe that it will suit you. Beecham’s Pills meet: the
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the headaches, low spirits, restless nights. bad
' dreams, bitter t'lste 9. mental
dullness. muscular
fatigue
caused
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