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3 useortrhlent‘linwmadras, strip-
.‘rf dotted swiss'scrims endgame.
New designs in cretonnes.
Also windowj
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WEATHER EUREG'AS‘I'. . _ ., .
' ' ‘Some men 1’ don’t require
underwear, but, for those
who do, here are the med-
ium. weight union limits,
pretty cemfortable for these
Spring days. Prices $1.25 to
$3.50.
7 Two piece suits also. Prices
75c to $2.50 per garment.
Various fabrics to suit your
skin and "your fancy. _
And for night—pajamas.
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fiorecastgfeor Norwalk and vicinity:
“ly cloudy and colder tonight: Sun:
any hair and col; strong north winds.
sturbance central this morning otl’,
Massachusetts coast is causing
iderable cloudy weather in New
England- Pleasanrweahtre prevails in‘
1’ ly all“ other districts east '01’ the
kooky Mountains. An extended area
high pressure is Central over the
he region. The temperature is
isle-for the season of the year 0:].
_re' [North Atlantic coast.
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TODAY. ’
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~ . . . ,- at her heme. 29West irenué. this
Mrs. Leon Barrett who has been in morning at me isé'oi‘ ‘58 years.
with grip, has recovered. 3 The funeral scribes will She held
William Glynn will open his , new, from were on lionday evenins at .3
grocery in the Munroe building on O'CIwkaeV- Mariel: Jacobs. pastor
April 1. .cf the South Norwalk Congregational
.. Miss Lulu Turner 6! 125 Main street; church, Officiating
ins manners and high intelligence and
was of Southern‘birtli, beiug'a‘native
1 h of. Tennessee. ’ lSlic‘pdrttd a; faithful
and devoted ’mother to Mr. Smlfi'é
three children Win former marriage.
is pending a week with friends in Y: '1-
kers. ' ' ‘
Ernest VVeil spent several da
New York last week, and attended the
aulo show. “
has been suffering from tonsilitis for Herbert 3- Smllhoifllld kfilsmnt Town
the past week. - (clerk Miss Annie.Es‘,telie 'Smlth resid-
Miss Hazel Smallhorn is quite ill at “‘3 3”“ hm? ind" Clarence C. Smlm
the home of her parents in South are— , of Cold Spring, N- Y-
nue. with pneumonia. ' . » .
Mrs. C. S. Raymond has been coir; . “an-”33"" L‘Qorham.
fined to her bed for several days till-‘2‘ Mrs. Sarah Lgorham, wife 0‘ 14"
week. suffering from a severe cold. man 3' Gwmflfile‘i It her home, 10
- \ Fort street. this m'orning. at the age 0!
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57 years, She is survived by her hus-
COMMON DRUNK GI EN 120 DAYS , . p , ,
IN 4A"? ' .ba'nd. her father, Edward L. Hendrick.
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George Castle, the holder of the. big— ‘ one sister, Marcia I. Hendrick.
Funeral willtake place from her late
low.
Temperature: High. 66:
’46.;lloin. 1,. Rogers & Stevens . i
iiy Ne “sf
-()‘Bl‘len's. ,
A very successful cake sale was held
yesterday afternoon in Baxter's drug
store on South Main street by the
lllnlllbers of Hie Mizpzlh Cll'(ll‘ of the!
King’s Daughters.
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“Soft hats and del'bies. .
‘ 7 The Lathes .‘lid society of the First
M. E. church met yesterday aitcrnooll
and held their meeting which had been
originally scheduled for last \Vt‘dl‘fl‘u‘
day.
._ . (Lieutenant Colin M. lngel'soil. (ll
51tidzefield, arrived in this country a
7' few.“ duvs ago from service in France.
" Lieutenant lngersoll. who has numer-
ous. acquaintances in this city, visited"
(here on a recruiting mission :1. short'
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Through an error beef hearts were
ahmsmd again yesterday anal-noon by home at 2 o’clock Tuesday afternoon.
Patrolman John Toothill. which made me“ F- 5‘ Coleman Wm. 0mm“ 3““
South human. the eighteenth time he has been taken burial Vi" be made in I‘OWa‘k ceme-
jnto custodv by an officer of the lav. : “‘7‘
Castle was creating a disturbance in;
Payne‘s lunch-cart
street and refused to pay for the food‘
he had eaten and insulted one of the a
lwas called and he placed Castle Am-
der arrest for being lntoxxcat'edf ,
court this morning Judge George ii. OCIOCR Sunday attempt}. ’_ _
gVosburgh had the man before him for rum Squires. of flew iork. “”1 OH"
being a common drunkard and afte
zest criminal record in the city. was'
Baby William Masher.
“Tillieim H. Masher, inlant son of Mr.
nd Mrs. Mortimer W. Mosher. died at
t eve-.
Officer Toothlll his home. 30 Perry avenue. las _
ping at the age of two days. Funeral
1,. will take place from his late home 3:30
‘ Rev. Eln-
on Washington ;
adies in the place.
r ciate and burial will be made in RlVer-
side cemetery.
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001(an up his record be sentenced .m ~
0 120 days in jail and costs.
,3 —oowr FORGET
quoted at it) cents a. "mind in the ad-
vertisemenl of Schulize's markets l’t‘F-l
terday. The correct price is 20f
cents a pound.
time before he left for service in
Europe. He was wounded in action,
twice during the eighteen months he,
was at. the from.
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—- Horse salt at Raymond Bros.
The case of Mrs. Frank J. Valentine
'zlrzuinsl Mrs. Freda l’ollak which was
The jlldiCiaI'y committee of the gl‘n- . sl‘lled’l’lled :u have been heard ihi:
'eralassembll' reported unfavorably lnililOi'l’llllg ill the (lily Court was can-
the house .19. Hartford, a hill pr(l‘\‘iIl-:1innml for unp week.
in: that the county commissioners of, .
Fairfiehl county ‘should reserve five Miss Amelia Young. who sails next
per cent.. of license fees from paneN , Wednesday for Enulaud, where 3}!!!
> to the town of Danbury and pay MW ; will marry Lieutenant ThomnsRule, of
famount to the treasurer of the fire-”tho Cameron Highlanders. has booked
men's relief; funtl..of the Danbllry l'il‘t‘ Lher passage on the White Star steam-
department. 'or Celtic, through John 'I'. fillies. The
* . I floral agenl‘or that line. "
—~2Alzri(~ultural salt. at Raymond Brm'. : -
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. ——*——-- The case at Battling Kunz. arrested
in answer to a question this mm'n'lyestcrdav for assault on Frederick M.)
311% Corporation Counsel Edward J-j Holmes, was continued from (lav tol
‘ Quinlan stated that he had not decided 4 day this morning by Judge George ll. ,
l ‘ KS yet what tuition W518 in be‘ taken by; Vosburgh. until such a time as. Holmes '
' f‘the city on the decision handed down ; is able to appear in‘ court. ‘Judge Will
burgh in favor of the plaintiff in uleunz,
suit for back pay brought against th'”
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(PuV by Patrolman John . Roberts. i-Laiest style of caps. O‘llrir-n'u.
9““ “ 3‘ “ R m l t l l r \v
- . obert e m; e on, co oret. o . cw:
' PANA'STRAW'LA STRAW 'Haven. who was arrested a few days_
, HAT DYE logo on the charge of non-support, was:
- tarraigned this morning before Judge;
256 ’§me ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' """"" 200 George 11. ’v’osburgh who. after hear-J
Stingon.Powefl Corporatiunj‘iug all evidence in the case. ordered?
" .the man to pay the full costs of the].
South Norwalk lease. and to contribute $5 a week to:
may ”he 811013011 Of “5 Wll'G who 13 3' Wt"
'sent confined to the Vt'cstport Sanitar.
. .ium. Singleton agreed to do this and
, . was allowed to go. He was represent. ‘
‘ fed by Attorney John J. Cuneo.
l The Central Fire station lads were:
icalled out yesterday afternoon at 2:20; .
- :to extinguish a fire which was bin:-
l‘ing in an unoccupied harden the cx-i
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gtreme end of Lexington avenue. in;
isome manner the roof of the structure :
l-had become. ignited and was blazing:
merrily when the firemen arrived but’
quick, eflicient work on their part
,soorl extinguished the flames. The;
,barn was the property of the late Dr.
iTito and $50 would simply cover the
damages.
. NEW BUSINESS ON MAIN STRRET-
wanen P. Smith and Vernon 'r. z‘
' Morrison are the proprietors of a new .
busineSS enterprise which has been:
opened at 991 1-2 Main street. A full ‘
line of tires and auto accessories firilI’
lie carried by the new merchants. both
of, whom’are well known about this
city. Mr. Smith‘for the past seven-
there _is no secret to $qu ,
cess. en’s-‘6. simple matter ’
a baby to board.
Thomas street. East Norwalk.
Yesterday by 3“ng George. H'. VOS':llam F. Tammany is > wpremrtine; ..
' ‘To hear "The Horrors of Gemlany" inf
Man and W110 Will take the Near East. Palace. Sunday after-
Address C. R. T» 15 noon. 4 o'clo'ck. Admission free.
)No collection. Music.
WANTED
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Mrs. Smith was it woman of charm- »
' ‘ Mrs. S. B. Hoyt of East Mapleostreet. all Of Whom WNW MID-Town Clerk 7‘ r
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To; Sterling
'Whntceverwo “lil‘r‘wants'm‘ay be we have it. Call and
mSpect our, stock. we are more than pleased to Show
you around.
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CARRIA GES
KIDDIE ’ KOOPS—The ideal
see
crib for the baby. Call and
them. In all sizes.
Your " Howler
Stay These Executions '
' By DAVID HlNSliAW
You average American citizen in your average
‘11?" community nuagiuc if you can, the
EsSlblllt)’ ot a report similar to the followina
mg made of your community at any time an
under any conditions.
. “Though much saddened. our workersnrecut-
.tmgoff whom they must, and (mum. with
those selected, principally children. All are mak- ‘
mg winter plans and asking, pleading, for funds
now to buy what will cost many times more later
on. Qan you not cable us that the promised a -
proprlahons‘ are'ccrtain until the end of June
1919. Such action would double the value of the
_gli't. We must not, let now."
_ The Qommittcc {or fillet in the Near East
is domg its utmost to sustain these peoples. Pov-
erty stricken. plague infested, war terrorized
lfleanEast, the cradle of the white man’s civiliza-
tlon. ls perishing. It is pcrishing because of the
faith that is in it. Only the help of an, amused
American generosity can prevent this. .'
It ls hard at a distance of thousands-of miles
for Average American Citizens to grasp the need.
Tolerant. Helpful, Kindly, Generous America
would never permit relief workers to sign death
a
for you. It saves miles of need-
less steps and hours of wasted
time.
easy and the“ kitchen a more /
pleasant place in which to work.
once in easy payments.
Linoleums
127-181 Washington Street,
BABY CARRIAGE—Now is
the time to buy while the stock
is complete. Any size, style, color
and height can be had. ranging in
price from a
$19. 95 lo $65M
Ran yes
is Here
Scientists built the Hoosier ,7
It makes kitchen work
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, NEW PERFECTION BLUE
Pay one donu- down, the m1- two, three and four burners can
Its moderate price and
now be had.
Rugs Furniture
—— we Specialize in Furnishing Homes Complete. ~— ‘
n Sterling Furniture Co.
Phone 105
forced from lack of funds to “cut off whom they
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must.” More than 4,000,000 people are destitute. §
teen years has been manager ofr'the
0. K. Scotield store on Main street.
but has resigned that position, his re-
signation to take effect March 29th,
[to engage in his new business. ‘ Mr.
M6rrisoanor. some. time past has been
connected with the Norwalk Tire a
' Rubber company and previous to that
' had much experience with a large rub.
.. her concern in Boston.
A‘ltw‘enty. dollar a’ week"
l. ’3’“? saves two 'of it;
:- slugger [success than
K ten; name sonar:
ma. who nun My};
nomad at theend a: the
_ Loueleeo CLOCK
‘ ~ The life of a clock is much longer
' d that jot“ any other machinery. The
,.f y-R‘ouenzhas a“ Mrhum.
"if
“mend We!» 5
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. warrants for thousands of rsons. did it but , - "' ‘rrr- .
realize the situation. That ispccxactly what hap- SPECIAL SESSION "‘
pens when the workers in the Near East are 0F CONGRESS
Continued from First. rm
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of this number 490,000 are orphans, orphans be- “ . H , ' l
i cause they were innocently caught in the net of mews “med upon to dim“ “5 am‘n‘l
. the great war. ' gyms athefnlrggopant matters. onset. ,
These starving peoples live in the “tester” < . c w mane!“ 854‘”-
. . . ~90: it is held t h em . ‘V 0
of.Europe and Asm. America entered the war' ‘ President Wilsgn leo bucnlln Wagsagiynctfgn‘: 8110 mg Of New Sprlng
. . . a!“ autogracy migloit be crushed from the earth. ‘ when this». call for such a special ace-l I
e are orcver and to Europe because the W “a“ is “a“?d’ m“ this may be cabled: S 't
blood of our sons is mingled with European 'fmm Proamfls m advance or his damn-"l ul S - coats - Dresses
soil. We must'carry on in their names 'm 35:31” iggffi‘nflexlflm' hall": I.
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muzt 3:11;?! :n anthelr supreme sacrifice will have ‘ in]: tlhe queitiion and is reservmgatlhe} ' cm 45°00‘11“! Opened
.7 . . s p ng of 3 course of action until‘
. France. Bflgmm. Italy can all be helped by 35:119.? Elem? definite . idea of the -~ - . ,
governments aid.. but the dyin Christians of » 9 ° "9 “m ‘0’ America- ‘ M. 7 VA—‘fimn H P “
the Near East haw no v l-g th‘ The President is also keeping inl WILTON BOY MAKE“ l HHSHESTER 8 Pig 5 b
x - . g0 effluent mu touch With "'9 development of senti-l GOOD AS ELECTRchN‘ 'nnc menus» mum-"
l _ ‘ which governmental aid can be given them. T e mellt. ill the United States toward a' H°wam 15' C‘ble' “ name 0‘ “'"j fie 5H“’”“"""""“ 3"“:
' taSk is America's, Liberty, uality, freedom of League of Nations. if the situation? ton. and a practical electrical .mun. -~ 21.31 rv’ufl'fiigl'oilrii'ol'li ml? 0
l speech, freedom of worship. 3 l of these America appears to him to demand such ac—§ has taken 9"” “”3 Shanna” bum-l ’~ in ”'28.; :‘.".."‘,,"fh 5‘-'-"°..'r‘“‘i,".‘.‘,
i has given to the world Slow! the th t- ‘tion, it is not unlikely that shortlv af-l "955 1“ Dane“ and W1“ “mime ”‘91 ni’ififio‘ii‘n’l’lghfifil’ll‘flw
. Of‘the World are accefifin 011:: 'd gs ”N113. Ions ter his return from mp9. hé-wull same at the Old gland. Mr, Cable? ’2 yearskuownngksflfim‘est,Alm‘n: Rouble
are challenged practicallygto adrlraflace'the 03:0th fififngalfmixlsnegea textiles-Icy: tour. pro-j £33135; 2601‘: “1!;le; ageiamggrdwons sci . SOLDBYBRUGWSIS EVERYWHUI
'“ThOOd” Of Man as taught by the “Man.of Sor- m 1h? voters in tge oftei‘iioi‘emg’é’ié sociated with Manager W’alel'bllal': a; ___._._. - - -.
g0“; :92?) yfiears ago.h The people of His land a. ’ ‘Larc or:m-~d m the ratification of,» 3‘; again“; ggpartmgm- M“ 03“?
.V e a: e gave t em ask for b Who .. wells plan. _, =t '. 2 ' 9 “ye mom 5 011 W” work
5;..." America give them? “a" ’- -~——---—‘-—- "m“ “16.14““? company at Stamford MERRE L BUSINESS
. ' . ’HEAVENLY naewoaxs rim”??? he "wed seven yea" h
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"“ .___..____. -~-— W . $ fl One of the most brilliant display of l The store and H10” on Main “the“ (“I ‘ {(5
43‘s. 1.2-?” “‘Ef‘ z» «7- . - ’ ' " '7 ' “ea 1' ' V " J 5 A I
am-on.wgmmmmmwmm northern lights witnessed in this w? quailérgppggge 3:31:31 k' wm be head I
. . I s ling electrical. .
5 cinity in many years was enjoyed by. Mr. Cable will give personal atten- ___
-- - CANDIES -- ”we ""0 were out 0' doom shortlr. u?“ ‘0 Wilma work. repairs- etc. m. “
, p , ‘ . * . , nutter eight o‘clock last nightnnd hair 311mm h__""° “'m‘ “3 mm” Thmue‘h brew-mm“ for
M ADE - FRESH ' EVERY DAY it: time and inclination for star gsE‘CU'r. THls OUT—2W is TultIORfi-‘l 3“ thus, Civil 8 'ce and
7 . . , 7 ‘ - " . MONEY ' . , ,
- ._ . rile brilliant beams of light shot ' DON‘T n . 1 31‘th Positione
s 4 . . - .. 9 '19-. 188 This. Cut out this
. PECIALS FORETHIS WEEK 1 milketze sticks of a slant. fun,» slip, enclose with So and mail it tell . .
Chicken. " 7 , 2 , , . _ . would are up you: damn): Foley e (30., 2835 Sheffield Ave. col-i BHORWGregs 01‘ P”
. .flliiones . Cocganut gyStacks brmuncy Ind than die down mingcaso. 111.. wrlung your-name and .a-i » m
. 11" h 4 . E . . . . . Wild 3331:, r Muir meme was Wont .n. dress clearly. You" will recolvolnm -
‘2' '2' . .Qhoeolate ' ___ « ‘ r Immense Wet: or mom ~ Home trial meant-tn Foley" T
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