A.“- WOOI. :
SWEATERS _
Warm. But Not Bulky 4
$71” to $10.00. -
m EATS
$3.50 to $6.00.
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Joseph Davie
85 Wellington. m - 5
South Rorwnlk ‘
Elly New;
New Victor records for April are
now on sale at A. J. Collins Co. Go in.
They‘ll gladly play any oi them for
\ till.
\ hpeciaI communication Of Old \Vell
”nice. No. 108. l“. A. M... will be held
'ltlS evening. Following the work re-
t
lFlNlillanls will be served.
'l‘ht- Ladies' Aid Society of the First
.\l. l-I. church will hold a monthly
t).i.~in(‘.<‘s meeting at the church on
\\ o tint-Hilly at 3 o'clock. .
ISee Zane Grey’s “The Rainbow
Trail" \Villiam l-‘arnuin. Regent. \Ved.
'illl)’.
.\. .l
. puny has purchased a new Hudson Se.-
dun. Super-six from the E. M. Jen-
nings Company, Bridgeport.
Twenty-four army trucks went
through \Vall ‘street this morning at
\.iii. and the. drivers looked eold
t'llougll to warrant the. fast gait they
were hitting for their destination.
Elton Hoyt. son of Charles E. Hoyt
m the South Norwalk Trust. Com-
pany, who has been employed by the
Nash Engineering Company, went to
New York yesterday and enlisted in
7, rhe United States Marine Corps.
7 {louse {or sale on easy terms. llm -
mood Bros,
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A meeting of the Fairticld County
Republican Association will be held at
.t.- Stratfir-ld hotel. Bridgeport, Sat-
.iay, April 12. at l o‘clock. The
ninnbers. including a number from
\‘orrrulk, will be the cut-sis of Con
awn-man Schuyler Merritt at the din- I 1 h 'lltt‘l month‘ in V0"!
. . ‘ SC . '. “'1 ’ ' a . ‘ - . .
-"“° W ‘” ‘ ‘ .1000 employees oi which passed a
nl‘l'
.
Spur-ant .lmeph M. .\loellcr ot' the
Ignited stats .\ Army. American Expedi-
'ionary Fort-c. writes to friends that
n;- epcnt three days in the wonderful
«in-l beautiful city of Genoa, Italy. and
waealso at the winter resort at Men-
i--naiiti had a great time. He also ran
lawn’ to Monte Carlo and Nonaco. and
"antic-ts to be in Rome this Week. I'lt
apparently is seeing everything of in-
'~ ”“42 in lllP Old \VOl’ltl.
liniltlin.‘ lots for sale.
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{“ltttl'l'i
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i ;:.ii\ Jennings Lorine, Shepard:
l'wlllll‘l‘l'lll, will celebrate their nine--
t'vt-i‘u
..t‘
»--»~-mli ::iliti\'r*l‘;4;t.l‘y. \‘.'ednesday
«'4. viii) annual toll coll. There u‘ll
u ‘-u an initiation and all other-rs
\llcclullv requested to be prompt
'tt-ndanc". an the meetinsz will open
--':v at :4 o'clock. Refreshments
‘w awn-d after the meeting. If
:e a Shepard then come and bay:-
2 time. If you aren't. one then
the time to apply for member-
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, libs: .\'. B. Ryan of M5 Washington
~.:r‘ ‘ r- rwived a wireless thiu morn-
'{m tr. in her nephew. George V. Col—
tins, who has been in France for the
wast ton-my momlir. that he would ar-
'ire at Newport .\'ew.~. Va., aboard the
. oT‘gaesident Grant tomorrow morning.
BASEBALLS
12.4,... 5 air-
-- .4 iii-3
' BATS
, «1.07:8
TO PLAY m am
most
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King under a 20c piece.
{belonged to him.
(‘ollins of A. J. Collins Com- .
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fit
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this .e’venlni it itemize?» tie-ii; ma- _
beth Wilson. 5 Reed urea; ultimo.“
Tomorrow night will be the negular
card night at. the South Non-walk club
and the usual tasty club lunch will be
served.
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The price at ice took a decided jump
in Norwalk this morning when seVeral
or the leaders announced an increape
at 20c pér hundred poundsnndmrther
announced that they would sell noth~
‘ John Kilboy, of the City Hotel report-
‘ed to the police this morning that
someone had entered his room at that
place last evening and stole $18 that
The police are in-
vesti gating.
The property at 47 West aVenue.
owned by James E. Ells, manager of
the. Norwalk Hardware Company, has
been leased to a Mrs. Magaw, who is
to open a first class tea room and'
I-boarding house. by John T. Hayes. l
Michael McNamara was arrested for
intoxication last evening by Patrolman
. lohn Flynn and in court this morning
he was git’en the preference of spend-
ing 30 days in jail or getting out of
the city inside of an hour. Needlesul
to'lsay he. accepted the latter.
The April Fool smoker at the homp
of the Craftsman tonight promises t!
be an unusually jolly affair with some.
surprising features. Several out-oi-
town entertainers are, scheduled to an
gpear and there will be the usual te—
‘ freshmenta. '
; A few fishermen are said to haw-
.ytried to whip the nearby streams to-
day in honor of the opening of the
Trouting sermon, but the. general opin-
ion is that '1 net. will be necessary to
any fish owing to cold weather and
I high water.
—.—~
Private \lodesto Chane. who has
been serving with the A. H. l«‘.. in
FrmttatOdozer‘skain
Dominant: i-‘ron- Page nnel
—_
West of Odozerskaia, the Al-
lied artillery is still shelling Bol-
slioia Ozera, and a number of ex-
plosions occured in that village on
Sunday. =
WARSAW", Monday, March .31
(Havas).—-——The bombardment of
Leniberg continues. th Ukrainian
artillery firing poison gas shells.
into the city.
At a conference held March 27
between Allied delegates and rep-
resentatives of the Polish and Uk—
rainian armies, the Ukrainians‘
refused to enter into negotiations
while the Poles were present. The.
negotiations were interrupted toi
give the Polish delegates time t0t
consult their government. l
PRAGUE, Sunday, March 30:,
.——'l‘hc Communists have set up a'
reign of terror in Budapest, ac-l
cording to M. Krn, a member of
the Czecho-glovuk mission to Bud- .
apcst, who returned here today.
The stock of food in the Hangar-i
ian capital are sufficient. for onlyl
t
ten days and only three hundred:
head of cattle are. coining,r into;
the. city daily instead of the nor-3
mal 3.500. Famine is feared. while:
the coal situation also in grave. .
The population of Budapest. 31.;
Km adds, hopes for intervention!
by the, Allies. 5
PARIS, Monday. March ill!
(Ilavas).—Quccn Marie of limit-i
ania today accepted an invitrf
tion from the Parisian ]ll't‘ss‘ to at.-
tcnd a matincc to be. given tumor-j
row afternoon for the bent-fit diff
children living in rcgions dcvustt d i
l‘_\' the. war. She accompanied her}
acceptance with a donation of 10,-"
000 frames. to be added to tho pro-i
cecdy. of the performance. :
March :
t‘()l.( )HNE. Saturday.
29 l:.‘\h§llt‘lillt?tl l’ress).——llcpurtsl
i'xmn Esscn' and neighboring;
France for the past seVeral months.
has written 'to his parents.
Mrs. Frank Chase, or “'omlu'ard ave l
Coire l ‘ .
'arc‘ out. the result being that thir-
i 15’
l \Yittcn
l plialia
l were
Vosburch dcmai
due, and conuycd them the “‘01
news that. he is on his way home. The
letter was accompanied lit a‘ tine pai'
of officers fit ld classes.
Ralph E. Dewitt. accompanied by his
attorney. Juduc George H.
and several witnesses were present at
the l‘airtield Town Court. this morning
at 10 o’clock ready to go ahead with
the hearing with the automobile acci-I
dent case. The state apparently was
"Wald-man adjourned the matter
uno- u’cr-k from today.
Edwin 0. Keck-1' and family, ulm
York city. icturncd to their llOlllt' a.
1‘: Mott :nn-ntw. last t-Vcntnu. only to
find that the [rigid season had nn‘i'
just lit-gun here and Governor chlei
mid at noon today. that tits-y were M1"-
prisfcd to find r-(t many eitns of v in-
\\'t,:llll"l‘ in Norwalk,
:=no\\’ storm 0’. Sillilltlilv
' t-il)‘.
MT :15 t'\'i 1‘} t‘l'l‘
deuce of tin-
hat! di~=appearcd in lllt' 'oi'
\ llll‘lllt'l' not 'lUul‘l on tlm przwwiu
at the lieutmt lllt'illl‘t ltlhl iii: lll
«nrrcd at the end of the .w-vund :zt-l ot‘
"The UtM)lllI"‘ul‘.__‘." not only in the re:
ular way. but just at the ‘vottom oi the
i'aattnittus at thn top oi Int
20 and the \.liolc :ltin':
There was no
(‘lt‘
stage lllt'
biz ('tlll\:l$.~' lei
came down in :. heap.
'Vt‘llt‘lzlt‘flt or trouble for tllt‘ asbcsu»
curtain ‘.‘.;t> ismm :ilzm
t‘:.l|.i.—‘to.-d, .Llltl llil’l‘t'
'i‘v'd.‘ l't‘i‘.
in ”it pe-rimmaw-w.
'lll‘ Iii l"!
wa< no da-la.‘
Your Success
will
in considerable measure
depend on whether you have
the right banking connections.
Get in touch with us at once.
Money deposited in the Sav-
: ings Department before April
0 11th, will draw interest from
April 151;.
For those who are depositors,
the April dividend is now =
te..dy for distribution. It is al—
ways well to present your
bankbook and have the amount
due you entered thereon.
If you are not now a. deposi-
tor, join at. once by means of :1
Savings Account and partici-
pate in the semi-annual divi-
dend to become due in October.
f $1 Will Start You.
The Peepte’s TrustCo.
.‘~.lr. and g
. wcntv-flve )cr cent. inzreasc in
not prepared for the trial and Judgclt - 1 t ‘
until 3
t hour day.
' I
~ly ltDV-Vt rcd “llllt':
towns Sll0“' a serious increase int
the number of strikers among: the
coal miners. Today 30,000 men
shafts are closed down. In
and Dortmund. West-
and elsewhere. meetings
held at which terms were
idcd which seemed dictated
by a dcoirc to bring about the
same disordered conditions as
those. which existed a month ago.
The demands include the wit!!-
drawal of the government troops.
pay, additional bonuses and a six-l
. . . t
' The, strike lever is also spread,
'ing to other fields, for instance;
‘lllt‘ Prussian-llt'sfiltln railway. t3,-
lresolntiun threatening: to
’iu‘ork on all lines unless all their
ltlcinunds \verc conceded by April
‘10
('I‘llfit‘
Humming;- “as taken possession 0':
‘by Spartacans. who demanded the
gov-rtiirmv of the government. tin-
~di.s:irminy; of the bourgeoisie, tliv':
'al'mingz of the proletariat and
5 fresh elections to the Soldiers' and
WVnrkincn‘s ('ouncils.
l l.<t.\'llt't.\'. April l.-'l‘llt‘ l‘lwn-
.ins.r New» \ays it understands
. that iclizablc information has been .
.x-ecciwal in London that in caw
:tln- tit'rlna'i deli-gates refuse to;
fslgll tho- pcacc trcaty. Marslial‘
Foch inn authwrity to order a gen?
«and advance of tbc Allied armies.
along: the lillilit‘. 7 :
. l'.\l.’l\'. April 1. l’l't‘llllt‘l':
ililtl.\'tl tieorgc and l’t't‘~itlt'|ll \Vll'l
i
l
i >1)“ cunt'nrrctl privately it)? an,
:bom' .tt ~lt‘l'tlil) t'In-o-nonn lict'orc}
ltlu- (hum-ll of Four mi't at the,
i pt'micl ill '5’ resident-c. It is int-5
‘(lciqwt-nl that the purposc'of the.
2(‘lllll't'l‘t'lll‘t' was to expedite tlic‘
“pent“ proceedings.
i LONDON, April l——\'icc-Admi—f
ral \Villiam S. Sims, \\‘ll0 (ffllll‘.
,nmndctl the Amcrican naval for-i
itft'S in the war zone, was given a'
ironsing ucnd-oii‘ at naval bead—
iqnartcrs yesterday morning. when;
the said fart-Well as be was about
i to leave for the l'nltcd States. The
lstrecw about the headquarters
:werc packed with soldiers of all
gnationalities, while the entire,
headquarters stafi turned out ft»;
the occasion.
lmnigled their din with the clicer-'
ling as the vicmadmiral waved the,
crowd good-bye.
Vice-Admiral Sims sailed from
Southampton on the steamer Man»
retania last night. Acompanyingl
fare Capthins Richard H. Leigh.:
andley’lV. Knox and Joel R. P.‘
Pringlc, Commanders Fairtleldl
i and John V. Babcock and Lieuten-
lant-Connnander Evans.
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Prospect avenue, by John '1‘. any”,
South Nirgilk. Ci. 1. '1
monkeys-donor“...-
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I At Dortmund an anti-Bolslicvic'I
Scores of cowbellsj.
The Richard’s preperty on School l
street. has been-om wArthuraney;oti_
reel man-n. .. rumour-ta is
* A beautiful
satin-«$1.50.
So beautiful that: we have been selling the very
name sort to a great lot of appreciative folks at $2 a
' ard. '
But bit of good fortune brings this so it can sell
t $1.50 .
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A yard wide, of splendid luster, of delightful
color, of good weight,-—and one of the most-sought
pf the season’s fabrics. '
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" Navy plum taupe copenhagen rose gray green
brown pink yellow ivory black and light blue—$1.50.
Third floor.
- Voiles for light
and pretty dresses.
Color after color.
.m-u.
Patterns almost without number; large
<mall, figures and flowers.
Marked feature is the number of dark handsome
color effects, shades _of delighting soft efi'ect and
quiet richness.
:Flllllill'tl designs in allover efi'ects. almvc them a
rich satin stripe-$l.25 yard "
Fine dark-toned patterns. very like (.icoi'gctte.
crepe in both weave and airy—$1.25 yard.
.~. ~
3w idc.—-—69¢ yard.
-‘r‘o-
and .‘z‘pringlikc in color eii‘ect.—-59c yard.
Dark and light patterns. some tiny and
very large and very cfiectivc,-—50c yard.
ain St., Fairfield Ave.', Cannon sit.
and ‘
illas far moi-2 appeal titan tillt'lt.)lll—and {,3
“of linoleum where there is not too-heavy
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Bedroom I‘IL.
handsome g _
extra--$lO.~ *
Cleanly cheerful homelike rugs M
ropes ingeniously woven into attractive ‘
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Nice weight, have. good “feel” be
wear well.
Bring charm and comfort t0 the
which they are use.
Excellent shades of brown green tan or '
border desrgn in Grecian or Japanese or, . ..
terns! .
Measure 9 by 12 feet, are. umallv ti:
. .‘ Third floor.
4 Congoleum in
are. rich, it has no glaring pullsll but: ins
of effect. /
So it has won its way into >crvicc in '-
‘lll bath or in bedroom, in playroom, overs.
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“Iv-<0 rugs ot Congificmn are. so u .
Little special group of foulnrd demuns. 40 llltzhtfiuu’mbiuafiou‘ th they m.“ at 1‘.“ than
Dots and plaids and ‘crossbars and flowers, light ;
5t tillt.‘ .
.mLots and lots of different colors and patterns of
>{H‘vl2ll qua!ity—«t‘avm-ite t'tllOl‘$ abound-35» yard
Special plain-color \'Hllt'.~'. many light and dark
have. thi and -l l- inc-lies \\idc,~ -33.. and 63c yard.
Main “with bar.
We’ll be your
tailor at $12.50!
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Yes: for that we will make :‘ suit that is guarau—f ‘ W
teed to be g‘t'act-l'ul.':tiul )llt‘ils‘llt‘: in tit. and full}
Satisfachny in tailoring:
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Ft'cl‘y \VHllltlll has saint- opportunity. Suit will‘
be made from any \roolcn purchased ll! the xtorc. for
an." Woman. in :m,\' mu- of several new attractive
stylcsz.
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The charge of $12.50 covers all usual tailurlnf-z‘
There is. a s‘cparatc charge for whatever may be t'llllS-.
en as lining of jacket and it' special buttons are dc-z
Pint there i< no charge for covered buttons oi";
sired.
for any finding-s.
Fabrics to be chosen from:—
Silva-tone and fine nicotine-«$5 yard
Jersey at $4 and gabardine at $4.50 yard
Broadclotlis at $3.50 to $4.30 yard
POPIlDS at $2 to $3 and sergcs at $1.50 to $4 yard Rotary ash siftcr, strong and
Tweeds and rich mixtures, with many glimpses‘
of colon—$3.50 and $4.50 a yard.
- Whichever is chosen, the one price for making
$12.50
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3 'Any suit, of any woolen, in any of the models-
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“fin.“ ..
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Third door.
are all new patterns. Every In“) is. . .,
v34
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:pl’ltt‘.
That is because malici- rates tll
‘Bnt we are. not. afraid to have.
!
!own eyes limv trifling: the '
And this is the we
,9 by 12 feet: ,9 b .
éregular $17—- 57'50 - regltlm - .
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£9 by 9 feet
:9 b ”3.4; .. ..:
Eregu‘lar $12.75.- 35°75E1’egil‘z'3slo ,
59 by 6 feet.
iregular 38.75“» 53 '90 é:
l 3 by 9 feet
l regular $4.—
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economif
. l-Ircrytlay needs of eyei-yday ho
,iu qualit_\'.~«iii limited quantity at. is”?
lliiitici‘st-ts of (513 pin-m to 931‘
*good patterns of Antericun inn-coma,-
l
ltltH-iece ditntcl‘sch‘ of littericalr
12 Ilt’t'tillt‘. 3 iltll‘llt‘l‘lvc
i$lti..'nlm
‘sci'vc
l A $13 ('ill"!('lr5\\‘t'(‘}‘(‘l' ill lllll‘dwfllfi“
Suit is ‘quitc sure to be ready for - Eastci', it
choosing is done at once. And here are some of tlu“,,..,h0..m,\. fluid!
it'u‘llltll' Mite dolltu' O’Cctlar’
Larurc it) cent rolls of toilet. . '
\Vllitc cuamelwarc dipped l:
handle kettle, 4 qt aim regular '4
aud fast, regular $3.90»—
Largc corr gated ash 0311's,:
durable, regular $2.50— 1"
Chair seats’ with covcri ',
13 and 14 inch sizes, regular
. ,Food choppers of good «
knives, regular'flfiO— ‘
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