~ designs in cretonnes
Defies. Also windows
Napoleon said. "Ability is of lit-
,hloderate and northwest to
do. Thete is no well- defined
urea this morning east of the.
,llonntains. A little snow has
III-Ins the last 24 hours in thni
7' ’ portion of the i .ake reg. on and
in the custom portion of
Pleasant weatltet hasj
. In all other districts. The
. lure is low for the season of
‘ from the Mississippi river‘-
« . t0 the coast. Freezing tem-
we extend as far south as 0001'
Ito Rher C: mmiu reportod sh]
below zero. [
MB A YEAR AGO
._ TODAY. .,
mperaiuII-z High. tilt; long:
Gluudp.
:in NewsI
~~wmw gr-YU'F
t Harry Gibson took charge
lithe Itpt 'n police station this tnorn-‘
:3, f is Ieguiut two “'Hkh‘ tiiClt.‘
Berg’s!" Bryan silk going to (‘it\ hull.
i
“Tne Rainbow:
' V. “lid. ii I ili'nlllll, “t L'I‘nl. ‘XML'
} Norwnlk
vilt' account without opportuni-
ty." But ability can be cultivat-
ed and opportunity created
'l’hese suits are a combination
of ability and opportunity,
.Ovr ability to get them made
out way, to suit you and to
£311 them at this price CRE-
ATED an opportunity for
ton to get a suit of unusual
it“: at. $25.
Rogers & Stevens
South Nora/ah
t‘lurcuce I: Bauer and. fillilll" how-
zliltfi' ed to theit new bunzaiow in Ward
_"..~ttow I from '\I:Iin strtet
.\l r, and Mrs.
of .1 fine baby boy yesterday.
. The regular monthly uwetiugfi of the unsung colnpan)’ vs, Tho. Austin con»
fvorious companies of the First Dis.
“MU“ "- ('mflk'll 3“" York, New Haven and Hartford Rail-
receiving congratulations 011 um mm. road company: Barnnh Sachs vs. Ar-
and hoped so be home noon. ’ho ins
'vrith the median contingent dot-in:
the m.
I Frederick Henson. "be served with
l the Canndinn forestry troops In Franco
thus been discharge at Halifax. Non
l Scotia, and is expected home shortly
. HOME CHAPTER MEETING
l The April meeting for th" numbers
of the Home Chapter of "The K‘nrr'n
‘Dauxhtern nnd Sons' viii be hr «1 ‘lt
the Home for the A3041. 'l‘hur :lr‘y, ‘0-
iiil 21rd, 1919, at 2:30 p. m .
The following attractive pron/Iain
has been arranged and it is hoped for
a large attendance.
I Devotional exercises—4dr Melville
. Mead. {
Singing—Mrs. M. Ray Powers.
i Address—Mr. John \V. Scully. whot
“ill talk of his nork‘ 'over there" as
sectetary of the Knights of Columbus.
CASES ASSIGNED IN
THE SUPERIOR COURTI
4 .;
1:
.Judge Howard J. Curtis to Sit in April I / '
Session, Opening Here Today :i
. Judge Howard C. Curtis “ill pre- ,
isldo oven the April session of the Ci- :
ixii Superior court which will open
“this morning at 10 o‘clock. The appeal
73:?
Ii‘onl probate by Helena O'Donnellifi
relative to the estate of Frederick (‘.
nthntider is the first ”we scheduled "’
.o be tried.
The other cases listed for trials;
ill't‘:
Vt vdneoday. Mary Krivdn. adminis-
Iratrix vs. Mathias Ocko; M. “’aitcr
Siiwowski. adininistrntor ot the (‘stale
of Anthony Silviowski, vs. the New
thur Bard. Thursday. Town of Nor-
Ywmk vs. George +1 Green. et 818.;
The Bridgeport Sand and Gravel (Ton-
pany et al.: James F. Seacord vs.
II'izt. Norwaik, Fire Department. will Thomas “'ew, 9‘ "J Jury trials will not '- '
he held at their sovmul hI-ndquurlnrs
tonight
M .1... n.3,”... nun-ting of Norwnik $.11 _, I he mayor of this city and promi-
..\erie. F. U. E. tonight. :I class‘oi
. about fifty candidate-s wil? be initiaiod
Tinto the order. followed by illo' usual
.. See tho thy-t lirzt oi" II-I-ot'ds that HIV:
‘ i and no sure and honri
Hill .‘durrnv's "\‘lv “Ull'lin:
" it: MII'I- Io il'lpi'ul:
l
and Mrs. Chung-s ’I'ur' ntmo, \n‘ll
Stamford IIIIIsiIhIhA, hm“
ill in N0. 2i? l-‘ltIV llIll Hood. in
(also recently purIiIase-i and It’-
eil bV Rein-rt .lI):I;ln\.~ if. n! R.
'Lflln JNCDII ll. Stlmltlll't.
3 Mills: (”Yr-0k! 'II hII-l
RIP .30“ ‘ Jaw-and "PM Island fol- .
m
M from m lVlCt' in'
Ii '
MRS. 31w- " \‘owYmkc-l \-'
”at o! the Rogue Cl. Iosition
hut-ma. mm for
mm a _ , "1""?
mm“ “‘9 Nora" "'
\IIII- I—
( :Ililr Ii'l
lino-In
Mm Ottawa" :1 :ItI-I l-z'nt ~
M.m§€ at Ii is port (HII‘I- utIIlII hid
PANA-STRAW-LA AND
COLORITE
Sold By
tillson-Powell Corporation 3 .-.I.
MthrNorwal
my...— L-._.
. ”fig.
(
‘ this bank. on or before
hunky, April 5th, will
I'
I
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J
! Manda!“-
‘l'5'31‘ribes In Smmrord, Dnnbux) Bluff-“1'
new mix present '
‘ . \‘orwaiit
' games and refreshments.
.\i:Ix NI-ubuuvr, the Main street r.i-
tilhini‘ expert. has leased the house at
:2 Catherine .atrtet.
Mitt-hell. and tell take immediate
IuIs—‘stion wiIh his family.
“'inonn Council. , i). of l'..
The music in
A goodly delegation from
0
Harry Potent. »0l Madison street.
'88 (It his home tor .2 twin! Mimi]: h
*‘f ,1“... wee-8 He has returned to Hair .
IkI- ii .\‘I- -u JI- seI who re he is auzutinz.
the nrrixul .nf other units of ilw Rain-
f hon Dixision. nith whit-h ll0".\'l‘l'\t‘tl in
‘ the great was m‘ersI-ns
Mfint . i 5 {Hill ‘ '
“flail untIi h ”m”! ' h) d health and his nutny [maids will b-"
her t0.. ‘ltfllflillll. o: it“ AInI-rit m ‘
-Dltitl.~‘ttl In HI .
”1‘ is ill l'mul
hi'n bzuk .‘Imnn.
.lm-i. ilziil. “ho uorks in Sl'illlll‘.fll“‘
uptown IIIIIrhI-I (la)llllli‘h and gnu-z tisiI-
im: nights, Lmdvtl another bumper
lllҤ.~ oi Westport sIIII-lt lust Muninu.
ininginn home oxer sixty pounds oI
tin-so dainty fish _\\'hlrh find :1 ready
His “”4205” ~tingle (‘aH'll thus~ In.
'ihn sunson was a bit morn- than om-
’ hundred pounds.
I'Zit'u) l‘:(’kl‘l'l. Ilu- pnpuim condor-tor
on the iirnad River—~Eust Norwnik
Iltllll‘) line. who has been confined to
‘lIi; huim- on lli\‘-'I'.~‘idu .'l\'l'llilt' sine--
IIII- t‘Vt‘nllL: oi Mart-h 28th. when It"
was Siillt'it it) on automobile ncttr tin-
AI'IIIoI'y :lllll‘fIllllL‘ seriously
injured. was «hi:- to I)" out last oven»
in}: In:' tho first time. and expects to
resume his Iluti-‘~ with the CUM]. (‘II
on HUI‘IIIH)’ of the coming Wire-k
FRESH CANNES
MADE EVERY HOUR
SPECIAL FOR THIS WEEK
TILL APRIL 3rd
ASSORTED CHOCOLATBS-«l
Caramels, Nngnts, Almond Tops,‘
Raspberry Greens, Nut Pillows.
Peanut Cluster, Raisin Clusters.
Sale 39¢ 9. III.
N UGAT—Oovered with Milk
Chocolate.~ ‘
Fancy box, Special only, 53¢ 2.
Pound Box
Hon-HAD: IO! 011m
Bulk in 1-2 ptn, pts. and qts.
Brick in slices. pts. ., qte.
through George.
Ilt'lll «3
:mo~t successful dance at Red MI-n's
hull. 2:? Main stIrL-i. last night. with a
t. Litmpm' crowd present.
:Svec's orchestra nus up to Its usual
' «POLLow’THn TnAcke." it
.‘hlgln betoie lhl middit ot April
:GUESTS OF VICE ADMIRAL SIMS
SOI’TllAflllmN Monday. \iarch
nent citizens dined on board the liner
Muuretaniu tonight with \‘Ire-Admimi
\V. 5. Sims, who is returning home on
the steamer. The Muuretnnin sailed
fionight tor Brest. where she will em
bark more American troops. two thou
sand helm: on b.l'd when slu- YI-l'i
this port.
DINNER FOR CUMMINGS
Democratic Lenders of State lnvttod to .A'
Hartford Tomorrow Night
HARTFORD. April i.—-lI was un-
nounccd here last night that it dinner
complimentary to Homer 8. Cummings
0! Stamford .recently elected chairman
of the nationnl deInocrnuc commit-
tee, would be given in this city Wed-
nesday night: All members of the. do»
We out. committee and chairmen
of the. torn ens—mm hau- hem
limited to attend.’ ' "
4 -a—...c-.;.——‘..' ~- _...
Regular Old Fashioned April! Firot' ' I
Mystery In With Us Today.
'I‘l-lt'kr alway- IInV" ihl' atmosphere
oi mystery about them.
:In) dinl‘l‘t'nt‘t' whether
limsn't mulu'
they be. rIiI
toad Iran-ks. which lend into the land
‘ (It {or away. or little or big foot prints.
Tracks key up your Imagination
puI'tiI-ulurly odd looking tr:u-k.- i’vr
hops you can‘t fipnrr out the sort ot‘
gninmi that has passed on its journey.
'l‘hat adds to the zest of the question
Just because today Is April I, with
its monks and lllfi’flit'l'lt‘s'. ii is :I I‘IL'tz! ’ "
flood tint» to try to puzzle (Iul lht- odd '
iookinv: trucks which appear in this is-
sue. ‘
Many nuptials lune big. lurk} "at.
and it's worth “llilv‘ brushing up on '
this mack bub-imam to (“SCOVPI what "-’:
kind of an animal makes this sort III r:
foot print
After all. :I liilll' fun adds in [hp .
joy oi liIihg. And you'll undoubtuily
get some fun out oI this il‘lll April
first mystery.
“Follow the Trot-ha" p- IhI~ I~r_\ all
over Ihe nmiun today. Study :his mys-
tery picture and those lhat tollow Io
' IIIoI~row_ Thursday and Filthy. it‘ll be
u lot or oxijoyIIII-III .III~I ‘l’ollou the
TI‘Izt-ks'." '
For Col ds
LIrxome TAKES THAT AWFUL
KICK our or A HARD COLD
AND RENDERS IT HARMLEss 3 '-
IT Is THE GREAT FAMILV
REME’DV FOR ALL Forms or
COLDS AND A REMARKABLE
PREVENTIVE FOR THE MORE;
DANGEROUS THROAT ANc
LUNG
ADULTS AND CHILDREN.
Have a bottle of Linonine handv ntf
COMPLAINTS OF Ii”,
all time; there's no telling what In 3 ".
lltlnt it will be needed. especially “‘ .
Zior coughs that threaten bronchitis ‘
INohting quite equals Linonine tov
bronchitis.
All amounts—60c and 81.20.
M. tnkeorderbyphoneinnny
‘oonnectiout .M Haiti ”1 puma—doe uni tub.
' - omit-Fun nun-41c.
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The following points are of vital
interest to the people of this nation, and
will be discussed in greater detail in
separate advertisements appearing in
this paper at intervals until the start of
the Victory Liberty Loan:
1. This nation—your country and mine—has an
unpaid balance of some billions of dollars of
war debt—for a Victorythat we are now en-
joying. I
The nation must- pay this debt—if it is to con-
tinue to exist as a nation among the nations of
the world.
There are only two ways that the nation can
secure the money—by the. sale of bonds (or
notes) and by taxes.
Taxes are already high and yet insufficient to
meet our outstanding war obligations.
Therefore, notes (or bonds) must be sold'
Again, there are only two ways that several
billions of dollars of notes (or bonds) can be sold
—to the banks or to the people.
If they are placed with the banks, industry. com-
merce, your business will suffer. The banks
would be unable to purchase several billion dol-
lars of Liberty Bonds and continue to loan
money in sufficient quantities and at a fair rate
to the business man. You cannot have your
pudding and eatjt, too.
It is. therefore, your business and my business
to prepare for the Victory Liberty Loan, that
we may then invest as largely as each of us in-
dividually can——for America’s welfare and for
our own. ‘
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