amen Wyatt-in? '1
dottedfiwissrcrims and m « .
New, designs in" cretonnu .
draperies. Also window ‘
Pajama of maternal that is
agreeabletoyou, inpattsrns
thatflleaaeyomtheemtlnze
that fits you, will add tothe
disturbance which was central*
or ' olorado yesterday morning has‘
ed somewhat in intensity-flora
theisst 24 hours and has moved; comfort of one r of
'l! southeastward. it is now con 1. your life. qflw‘ t3
hover Western Texas. The area -. They are hm
high pressure continues over thef J' . Silk ........ .- . ‘ $5.00
hem districts. Rain has fallen in: , Silk and linen . ' ~ . $4.00
9 northern and central districts; Madras . .......... $250
mss‘the'countn' from the Pacific. . Percale 1 ________ $2.00
he Atlantic. it is raining along; sumac ...... $2.00
Atlantic coast this morning from'
rida to New Jersey.
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Nor-well: and vicinity: Rain 10-1 “With the average man one onus
land solidity; warmer. strong- .ter Of his life is spent in 8180?” '
t {end southeast winds. The well-2
home of his parents. Mr. and Mrs.
lexpects to resume his occupation
York city within a short time.
’ in the uptown office today.
WEATHER A YEAR AGO ; Mrs. M. H. Mitchell of Flex H
' TODAY’ 1Norwalk 30“" "WW3" Road is spending a week with h
, Temperature: High. 39: 10W! — ———— -, daughter. Mrs. Charles V. Searing in
Fair. . 1 ; A number of local attorneys aUQ-tlfi-E iii rsmfield. N. .l.
- > ‘“‘ " """‘ ind the short calender sssion in -—-—-
1 Bridgeport. yesterday.
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It'lnased a new Chevrolet touring ca
,jiiy'fle ws-
+30“ hats and den-bites.
Austin's garage.
The final deeds were drawn
‘ ‘ .W. R. Austin returned iron. '1 2n rg‘.
.gm'n with tum (“l "JLA NIL-l )‘tr-ivn'
d'ax' ém'niwrty on Wall street.
_;5 W..- ; "oniBms. V
, If?“ “'3‘“ “"“‘ " mm" ‘ John Silk and Edward SPlan.
‘rJameeulsyrnes. ioreman at Austin“.
garage. with others. are in anrMou‘n
after Chevrolet cars Fm: W. R. Austin.
lithe’local‘agent. -
furlough no it their duties.
Friendship Assoen'ation, No. 7.
hold their regular meeting on ant
-——- Embrellas and Mourning hands?
lnbern Acton. on Concord street.
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- v-T‘he cheerful countenance of Patrol-
3““” "71‘3”“ F- Page “'35 mummod A well attended dance was held lm—tt
”with even a. more cheeriul 'smile than
member in good standing of the An ciety
cut and Honorable ‘Socleiy oi grand-1 , - .
bureau, asvthe stark let; a large end; ‘- "F. B. Yong-lefty. magnets“ We?
rliyelyzbahy boy at the Norwalk hos- tem Union {Eclegrgph
pita! of‘which Mr. and Mrs. James P. cond district. was a.» sltor in Nov-
:Glyu'n .a‘i‘e the proud parents. Mrs. Haven last eveninggwhore he attendmi
Glynn is a daughter of Patrolman : directors' meeting.
V V and child are I
end proved'm he very'sucrcsflul.
. Butlerworth Rifles, Cu. K. C. S. 6..
‘ .> .. ——?‘-‘— :héld a‘shoot at the Non-walk armory
“3mg this Week the Brow"? si'last night'in'iheir series of the state
Mmm Md C0" will make free (13’5"? competition. rElghtmen made up the
ones of large drama“ orders. “t ““5"? team and some excellent scores were
' ‘11, teen and poultry 'BHPP‘iefi ‘ ‘0? made.
Itouuvton every \‘l’ednesday. 'Phoneé .
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‘ The cases f)f,Gt:Ql'g(' Lynch, runa-
:taker of the Pine island eenuetcrv, and
illrs. Ann Olmsiead. of Cranbury. were
Ebefore Judge George H. Vosburgh this
2morning: who continued them for day
‘yler’s Sweet .
la‘e - - - 106 to day on the rpmlntise of future enml
\ . behevior on their parts.
StalisonsPowcll .Cor' oration;
. SouthNom" '
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The “’nmnn.'s' Guild
.. gt-htnrch hell 8 very successful tum!
fsule ‘vesterday afternoon in’
i'C-andv Siore’on South Main
:Thc sale as well 'patronized and rim
éliome made lmkcrrol’ the ladies found
‘rcady purtfhasers.
{realize-«l as a result,
of Trim 3 -' ,V
A neat sum was
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1 .m cxmllem reheminal of the canard.
11oz: vvonin; and woe followed by in.
{meeting 01‘ the entertainmentrcommii-
' Stee when arrankemonts were made for
1am entertainment to be given on next
Friday evening at 8 o'clock.
‘gxnlar business meeting of the lodge
will he held at 7:30 on ille‘sanne night.
’WHEN YOUR PAY,
' ' ENVELOPEV.
o.-.~..
After the regular meeting of Doug.
lax: Fowler Post, Women’s Relic-ii:
‘ ,‘(Tos-ps. last evening a social hour was;
1n-niozierl .when thermembers 'i’ittingly'
linm Wilcox. -., A 1 beautiful
rake was prepared byiMrs. Wilcox and
Zserved to her friends, for their kind-
nets of showering her with 'their many
thoughtful remembrances. ' ‘
iy... 'ever' think 3.1.931:
takinghstmll, down to' '
assented-inns WILL RUN
Al ‘ The members ’10 the Nowell; "divi—
sion, Ndifiber 0n Ancient Order of
ing plans longtheir twenty-ninth annual
. entertainmet, st Lbckwoodfs hall ext ‘
.Mpnday evening.jingh'onor -oil St
{Tally Ho)" 9. ,vehicle of melody and
...,.mirth in two acts. will Westmin-
tionjunderthejdimcuon ordnance Sex- ,
_ umnd Thomas F. McMahon, wellv,
. ~ theatrical
0110," mule! with
003.14
i tram the local agent, 1V R. Austin, of
homes in this city to enjoy a five dare
will
Tuesdayevening, at the home of Mrs.
, _ evening in Arlen-Hall under the urn-m;
.: usual this morning, for he :3 now a "1ch of the Hungarian Literary "*1
Franny . in
Lane's ,
st reet. '
' in! Eureka Rt liekalx Lodge. was held= '
celebrated the birthday of Mrs” wit‘ j.“
birthday} ‘
TALL vn-no MONDAY evzmno
’ "1
, Hibernianls; are hard at work perfect- ' '
, circles; l .
_ Miss Winifred Barrett has returned
—-——~——-——— 4to her home in South swam. arter‘
“’illiam W’ood of “’estport has pur- spending a week with her brother in
r Georgetown.
_ Mrs. Peter Ward has returned to
i her home in Arch street, after visiting
and her daughter, Mrs. 0. A. Kennedy 'i
signed yesterday. when Samuel Rood- New Jersey. ’
ner purchased the Weed homestead '
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end with friends in South Non-wont.
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her parents ln Broad River.
. Hampton. Mass.
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$135.”!!! the ser; Robert M. Tee-nay, winches WJ'ls-
‘ itlng the south. has returned to his. ,
1 home.
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NEW YORK. March 16. Wall Street.
10:30 a. m.———The llnal session of nine
week on the Stock Exchange began
with a. further demonstration of
strength in the various specialties
which featured the recent heavy trad-
ing. Industrial Alcohol.
Marine Preferred. American Interna-
tional. General Motors. Maxwell Mo-
tors. [7. 8. Rubber. Crucible Steel. Gol-
orsdo l-‘uel. Harvester. Texas Com-
pany. California Packing and Central
Leather ministered gains or 1 to. 3
points in the first half hour's exten-
sive dealings. United, States ,Steei
rallied a fraction from 'its slight set
back and rails were. featureless, ex-
cept for the renewed heaviness of Si.
null.
HOSPITAL NOTES. .
' Admitted Friday: James 0’ Keefe, 9
Woodward avenue: John 7!“. Hyatt, 15
West Main street: Lena Frank, high:
street: Ethel Glynn. 20 Fair “on“.
'l)isch:ir,2ml Friday: R0
so Misliarnscfi
\l’estpnrt.
f‘ilist-hnrgcd Saturday: James
O'Keete. 9 Woodward avenue.
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ZSTEAMER ALTURA LAUNCHED
‘STONl-NGTON. Mar. lax—Steamer
Altura. built by the Stonington Ship
Canstnnetion {Tompnny tor the United
The ,9 States Shipping Board. was launched favoraflnly on the Governor’s no law
on today’s morning tide in the pre-
s‘ence of many hundreds of towns-
people. The craft took ills plunge
without a hitch. ' ’
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roon ovnnrne TOP
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Sergt William Sidney Jackson, who;
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returned lroni Francejust a few weeks?
ago spent Thursday-and Friday at the»
)1. Jackson oi“ 40 Summit revenue?
. Set-gt. Jackson has received his not»;
arable discharge from the services and: {
Clerk in the fomlcn postoflce, New}
Mrs. Harry Fudge, who has been
:substituiing in the Postal Telegraph 7‘
1omce in Washington street for the E"
past two weeks, returned to her duties:
Harry 3!. Camp of Washington - 1
“in“, who is connected with the we the no between necessary kitchen
0‘ tall~ service. is a visitor with be
Camp Meade. hal’e returned to their relatives.
. Mr. and Mrs. John Richards 0! Lit. to mama“! a!!! land "ta! fit“ ,‘
' Vernon, N. Y.. are spending the weelc‘
4 Mrs. Robert Knapp has returned to knees. cuts kitdlen work. in half and
1 her home in Bridgeport. after visitingvrelem the housewife from ddeET‘Y
T.
Distillers. .
.750. all
— ed for clerical
8- gflfllp of hills which were aimed to ‘
henna-amen and toitake out licenses.
’ they. apply, either to: fishing or hunt-1 1
$113.21 which worddprevent a member
'30“ holdins the.
tomey. ‘
=m.direeted st Homer 5.; Cummings.
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No other
the
the Hoosier. science has bri ed
no between necessarv kn en
k work and the social and recreation
hours that women must have in ‘brder
are easy.
One dol
home.
. The flooded with its 40 tuber-saving lar
inventions and work reducing conven-
balance.
'5‘ now.
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311's . Harold Chiltiln of Kerwin
street is spending 1 few: days in East
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' 127— 131 WeShington Street ._
USE TO PLAN
GREATER WAGE ,
FOR TEACHERS
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concerning the building, code. under
[Which I. inspector or Super
intendent of Construction at Building:
A
1' amend the New Haven charter relu-
(Conlinucd iron: Page Onel.
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Sirloin. of \Vaierbul'y. and
Alphonse J. Bordeaux. of Pi
she harbor commissioners
from next July. ‘
“ravine. to ‘tigste the finances of Bridgeport.
tot two yearn The Senate adopted bins to permit
‘ Waterbury to issue 8800.000 ’ in high
The commflm on educauon com. school bonds and t0 extend it! water:
meted three new bills relating to the supply source'- 1
public schools of the state. A public For a Friday session considerable
hearing will be beast the Capitol on business was done in both branches.
Tuesday afternoon. Ramp 25, to, com“ The ‘nroposed school bill which re-
sides-such of the” lung. The commit: organizes the State hard of Educ-pf
tee in a statement “3,5 the bills are tion magnomtment or nine mem- {-
tenlstive only and asks that all bars governor with consent :2
pg: of the Assembly this session. The;
was interested in better schools
urged to attend and give the commit. 13"“ 01' a W M be ‘eix
teo‘the benefits or melt-,advtce and The Board shall appoint a
suggestions, and assistant tau-em. .
0ney,bill relates to supervision or The billon supervision provides that
school dish-lag, another go [he_lppor. any town not employing twenty teach. .
tionment or state aid to schools. and "3 may be mm by the State Board .
a ,lhhfilo the enrichment, terms and Vithone or more towns for the pun :
years. 5
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duties of rumba-3401’ the State Board ”9'01 Collectively tanningr n supervi‘ ; -
of Education. which shall m“ .0, slon dish-let. the superintendent of
eleven menubers, the Governor and which is to .be named by a. convention ;
LieutenantGovemor being ex-olllcio. 9‘ the dwm 0" in we a failure “71
The Judiciary committee reported Choose. by the State Board. 1
The third bill on appm'tionnnent pro
.vides that towns or the first classi
shall have 75 per cent: or the amount
for teachers” salaries paid by the
state: those. of the second class, 60
per cent; those of the third class. 45
tion of John “2 Banks to be 8 Su r-
ior Court Judge and ot Ernest 0.
Simpson to be Judge of the New Hav’»
en Common Pleas Court. The same
committee recommended increased sal-
~m~~s~
couldhentppolnted.andonthohilltoi
‘ - a
_ 'firg mfmdms‘m‘ 0" “Kc“? WP; eluded the'lozd Field Battalion, Signal
_ r; The. House llld over until W‘y. l Corina. complete: Blobile Hospital No.
appomwd the hill to raise a commission to lure. 1 101. and two casual companies. There
secretary ' .'
No more late“ engagements
for Hoosier howseines
cabinet oii‘ers so many
wanted features. No other equals
Hoosier-’5 line construction. Yet Hoos-
ier prices are moderate and the terms
\
nuts any model in your
Small weekly payments money the
Come and see your Hoosier
.m'm "9"“! on n
CARRIAGE
DISPLAY
hmdflneinestevcrshownin
Mia-wantandat the most
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mm
m m ROUND REED
0mg
Pun $19.95 to $60.00
1‘- ony color you may desire.
nouns AND STROLLERS
$7.95 to to $25.00
up! nuns, cums, mun:
noon, man cums AND
mums ron BABY ‘5
com: -
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Tom L CHARGE ACCOUNT
erling Furniture-Co. ,-
Phone 105
' rnoops Pnou FRANCE.
. saw roux, starch 15.—The scam.
ship Hollandia arrived here today from
i
Brest with 1,025 troops. Units
1were 150 norm 19 cifilians and
casual oflcers or various branches
the service.
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"7' who! Ask your “I
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I‘Ifla “misfit“ Blue all“...
InNeed
AF' a
"e9 ndeed
IsaFriendl
Do not forget to patronize
‘ WM. EFFRON _
3 Rowan St, East lek.
wee-3.3:-
We sold coal to all, barring
no one, dunng' the shortage. 30'
one good turn deserves. another.
in-
34
of
Winn-lurch
Who on this world of ours. their
In m am open ill-"1* win,
5. ”and! firm and haw._
and unt- a Bloodflone to We"
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hRAND S
The Jewelry Store Mere Quality
I: Higher Than Price
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5. mt
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Washington 3:. South Nod-walk.
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aries for members or the state police per cent: those of the fourth class, 30
force, the superintendent to have $31, per cent. and towns of the fifth class
increase crease; the lieuten— 3" 1’01" 1'9““
ant $2.30!); the sergeant, 31.900. all: "
policemen 85 'a day, and $3,000 allow-i
Unmvorable reports were made on
"2"“ . e-v.
PLAN YOUR VIIITORY
- GARDEN .
require fishermen, both resident and
and to require naturalized citizens to '
showtheir naturalization papers when
lug licenses. . .
‘Afiill was rejected in an adverse
estate or am, onal committee;
' one oiflmtefa it;
Said that the hilll
is Marc's attorney " or Fell-field ‘3 {
ty. and cinema-inane! timbers. 1-
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no 83038
We Pay High moss.
Write or Call
8. LEVY '
L. m...
as Water minnow. Harwell; , 1 , ,1 (“Nu-amen] Reports,
THEV HARDWARE &
AUTO S‘U PPLY CO.
43 W St.
W Parts, tartar an
Generator Brushes
Fm Oils and Greases
. , Speedometer Ports
MY Guohne' and Kerosene
Auto Supplies, Tires and Tubes
rm All
K
G. B. Hcdenherz. Prop.
A on) CARS ‘
' fell yelxr‘oldoars to the Bridge:
port into-WW" ‘ 00., corner
pure, or. mmm
t‘, “newsman-nap.
. . sum
. Tax lists, etc.
“weenie: to make from
when boob.
momma
woomme
inaugurate.
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ill. eusnrss
Norwalk Chronicler