. t5 ’- ., ’ ”r ~‘.~ 5.»
' ; Therewiilhenomoetingoftheaos-
WINDOW BMW - pita! Whist club this week.
'A large assortment in madm, strip
ed and dotted Swiss scrims and man-
l Frank Barryhof Alexandria. Va, is
quisettes. New designs in cretonnes spending a few days in the city.
can fast draperies. Also window;
shades. ' rMembers oi the South Norwalkplub
. will have a card contest this evening.
,’ E. K. BAN KS followed by the usual club lunch.
nntlsr W Hotel, We" James Hope has resumed his duties
WNW!“ with Raymond Bothers, having receiv-
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ed his discharge from the. United
mm ROREOAST.
. States army.
Forecast for Norwalk and vicinity: 3
Partly cloudy tonight; Thursday fair.
warmer; moderate northwest winds
becoming variable, Pleasant weather
with unusual low temperatures for the
season of the year continues east or1
the. Mississippi river. Light frosts were
reported as far south N Florida anti
killing frost with freezing tempera-
I.ure- were reported as far south 35‘
Tennessee and North (‘arolinm The'
temperature this morning in New liar-
en was the lowest it has been in April
for thirty-eight years. Unsettled wen-
’1llEl' with .1 decided rise in tempera-
ture prevails between the Rocky Moun—
tains and the- Mississippi river.
WEATHER- A Elma AGO
Oilicer Stratton yesterday afternoon
reported that the man-how covtr at
the corner of Water and Raymond
streets was broken.
The regular business meeting at the
Buckingham Post, W. R. C. will be held
,tomorrow afternoon at_ 2:30 in the
Honors on Alain street. '
The Younc l’cople‘s Society of
Peter's Lutheran ehurt-h will meet
'l‘htllsday evening at the ehuI-t-h.
full attendance is anticipated.
S
The newly elected officers or the
.'i'I‘init,\' Men's Club were. installed last
'erening at the regular meetlnc of lllt'_
.eluh held in their rooms on Washinz'
ton street.
NOR WALK *
S 0C IE TY
and Personal
NEWS
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.’ There was the genera kind or 3 en:-
= prise party given Mr. and Hrs.- Charles
W. Horton at their home on Cedar
istrect, last Saturday night. when a
ilarge number of friends decended on
lthem armed with an orchestra and
lplenty of good things to eat. Dancing
lot the good old fashioned kind waa
kept up until early morn. the guests
ilinlzerlng turn the clout ahead
. [0
lat two a. m.. just as the government;
“ : regulations speciffid.
Mr. and Mrs. William Young of
Not walk were among the guests at the
surprise birthday party tendered XVII-
iLaIu Mcl.achlan in Stamford. Monday
uveiling. Mr. McLachlan secured see-
I
l
,
l
TODAY" ontl prize. in the card contest.
'l‘t-Inpertltut't-z lllL'll, 73; low. . -——--— _
54, Fair. “I" 0! 'I't-fpeet to the mnnorv ol Mi“ netty Ki'tie is at home in
_ the “I“: “. ”hm" (L (‘rm‘wu' ”w “ml.” (:lonhrook for the sprins vacation
WIN." WIN?" Was sehetlult-ti for ”it“ ‘ ' ‘ ‘ ”h l Vorwalk.
I txz-ninp at the South Norwnlk (‘l'lb' from ”mum M 00' ‘ .
has been ptwtpm‘t-d. \ I .l, l". Burro“ made a llusineSs‘ ll‘lll
toenise fees.
,req- ‘ ~
“forb . .. b join
Ipiflcy pin . to attempt or
l ' out any scheme to strike or
It announces,
abandon work.” I
that “any violation of this order-
l . be punillled by American,
military tribunals.”
LIQUOR LICENSE
FEES RETURNED
Continued from First Pm.
‘ .P
defending a notable civil action mis-‘
$18 in course of his duties as captain
of the Sixth Company. Coast Artillcly
Corps. C. N. a. at Norway; and torn}
Thomas W. ’ and Valentine Mon;
9113'. of Windham. $22,950 for losses in-.'
curred in building structures for thei
state in Mansfield.
Pamphlets containing the trolley
commission's repon and the nine pro
Posed bills to met the financial con-l
ditions or trolley companies, were on‘
each member’s desk today. :
The Labor committee reported.
against a minimum wage oommissibn-
llor women and minors. and at the re-‘
fleet of ‘lir. Rogers. of Manchester.?
the report was tabled. The cemmittee ‘
will report against the forty-eightz
hour bill. l
The Judiciary committee will again ‘
report a boxing commission bill. whiz-ht
will be like the one unfavorably re-
ported. hut amended to provide for;
eight ounce gloves and not longer than .
eight mund contests. and the Y. .\i. (1:
A. will be exempted from payill‘.r ii-;
All boxing contests will!
have to be licensed by the conllulaslunx
including those which might be given;
at Yale. either as college ailairzi. or.
as intercollegiate contests. There Il'i:
be a minority unfavorable report. The“
committee is said to stand nine to;
three for the revised bill. ,
in an)" con-i.
3 .
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surly Email (illntll 211:
rosivouuc‘ueu’aun MEN wno'snv YOUNG
Nn
u a.-.” -
'to New IlaVen today.
City News.
-‘n-flt
. “.m—
TIIe degrm‘ Butler Lucite. ..
3.73; 3.1.3.1.; If. iii—.l,;;.-.'.‘f§'$f. inf-“7.1118523 - STATE or SIEGE PRO:
fereneo of tlIn first decree upon a mine. CIA-\IMED IN THE C‘TY
ber of candidates llllS evening. ' OI“ STUWGART ANI)
‘ ALL PUBLIC PLACES
CLOSE
(Continued From l‘aze One)
team of
1: - 1— mgm.w~u .1."
lttniv .lvnnlnus Lodge. Shepherds oi
lletlIlI-lIt‘III, will have its
mil IlIi< evening.
:Innuul roll
MABEL NORMAND, STAR OF Lit-til. \Villiunl I“. llishop, Jl'.. is one
".‘v|it*l{v‘,\" in "Sis llopkin.~." Rein-II! oi‘ the Norw'zlk soldier boys expecletll
'l‘lwult‘t Tl]lll‘>’ll:l)' and Friday. to arrive in New Ytr'k harbor on the
his.
illillt‘fl have not I'caI-ltetl thix‘ enun-
Ttansport l‘tesltlent Grant from
.-\ tlzuIL-llz'er was born to Mr. and \l I14. .sttouuous w t l.“(‘:|r‘ :lt‘i'Vlf‘t‘ today,
Johnson. of Sll‘lllftn‘tl, Alon-
Molly-I :Ind
”only I..
(la\' IIIoI'lIillu'. March 31.
daught' r are (loin: nicely.
“PW” “Puma” “Guam.“ funny-r “.‘VLIYIlIt‘ll. Switzerland. April 21.
Mc'mf‘m" bmmfmd' was ” “mm m in Vlt‘“ of fresh negotiations
'. . 1m? “I". . (mnrflor X‘(;.9il\'i‘l' the lluilzil: question. llH‘.
tier. .K'enn-lth Melu-nzn'. oI “vb! Alluter ll~ .~IIt-t-eedlng llr. “illiam (.. “urinal! ('nllilu't hits decided to
WI." “w“ 'fmcwb at ”'0 ”gm“. mu! ”mm”! “h” “a? b. en transferred '0 gather the chit-f3 of all parties of
week séiVlf‘t' at Trinity (‘lIIIt't'lL this the Ddhbur)’ it'l'i‘llOI‘SV
thi‘ morning.
. tomorrow to reach an agreement
"'“"“".' ‘ . f Miss Lillian [let‘upa has returned wins to the [WWW “N" is to be fol-
“:M} Plum? a”. “HRH“; “1).." 7‘“ “pr home in Asbui'y 173““ A J" after! lowed. aeoordltli: to an announce-
“ H. mm“ “m.“ a“. “roomy“! tor '0' enjoying a pleasant “H" “1'“ friends! Illelll- IN the German prolmlzandn
tilt» stszl-len change from i-ipi'nu; to our . on Spring Hill avenue. Miss W'Cupll' service:
is the secretary to ell-Governor LeonA LONDON. April 2th
M “nil”:
tI-r «mt 6 lltil‘. is [‘1‘-
liul'lit. 1-:?:;;5";’l‘;' tt ll Ivnllmtl: “- T331013 2).; New 'Jeypyi -" :fi’rth _l'i‘lllu llIlltllliiH‘sll thin E"-
‘n’. ‘ ‘t - l. t , : ‘ . l _ .
in» - The “my“ u, the mid-week "mm: :ulllt' lrmlps alt boll"! landed‘ut
' ' (onstanzn. oil the Black hes
_-_._.___ int: of the. First Methodist Episcopal
Mumlwrs of the Sixth (Illl'lllldllV v. in (‘hurch on Thursday evening this week
lllt't-‘l :!l the otliee of lumbar 8». Quilr will he “is Lenten Observance of Prue-i
lztn this e\ cninlz. to male- lll'rallk Iicnl Value?" There will be special lllll-
Iuents for the bunquet which will be sir. All are welcome.
given the returning lilt'lllht'l'.‘ ol' lb.- or?
lt‘llflfil’. on their \"il_\’ to Hungary.
according to a Copenhagen dis-
patch to tho- (‘eIIirttl News yester-
llily.
Allt'llANt’il-Jll. Tuesday. April
1 (Associated Press-l. »-llol:~tlte\'ik
lion-es again attacked the Allied
pmitionu "long the railway near
Udozerskain. and also made an
assault against the lines east of
llolsltoin ()IA‘ril yesterday. but :It
The Ladieu' All] Snell-h of 5". Po-
lt'l">‘ I‘Ivant'l‘llt'al Lilllll-I'tln (‘lll'l‘t‘ll will
afternoon lll the base-x
stl'eet.§
L'ulllzu‘ ion.
Don't miss Mabel Normand star of melt tomorrow
"5lit'kt‘}"‘ at Rum-m tomorrow in hwy Inent oi the church on Cedar
Triumph. “Sis Hopkins." The monthlv business and social meet-
in: will luv lII-ld. Mrs. (l. Elmner will
_. . "75? w.-- ._._.-.t.. entertain the ladies. All membem and both places were repulsed. Along
PANA-STRAW-LA AND I'tit-mls are Dxpectedtobe present. Ah" railway firmlt ”I“ enemy
fl __ {struck from the right flank. but
COLORITE IOCAL KNIGHTS :Wils‘ met b:v sin-II ll sevcro fire
Sold By . ‘ . . from llllll'llllli' nuns and artillery
Sfll" P l . _ PLAN T9 ‘YORR‘ V'llltil be speedil} l‘t‘lll‘t'tl with
1 son; owel Corflpratmn 3RD DEGREE AhAlh. heavy losses.
_ 500th Norwa . ~—-—~~-- : III the lilllll‘k lll‘lil' Bolshoi“
- . -.. Continued lion. l‘ifs: Pale. (lzt't'll. the Bolsllt‘l’lkl Slit't‘t‘odt‘d
—--— for It short time in eutting tele-
Lia-"Jill“; tor t'ottntil h .i'ltlllJT‘I'W" pllunlt- (‘lllllllllllllt'llllllll in tho A]-
:and also {or ill" ghillg oi" « minatl‘t-l‘
l shmv b}.- ”it" litt‘mbers (11* soon as- tho-
; .zztmt- I-IIn be orzanlzul anvl portoc‘e-l.‘
(‘en.»idernblv iIItvIo-Ht was llllllllft'~l-
fwd by ill“ l!lt‘llllli‘l'.‘. in ”I": :llIunulII-w-
Int-m thiu't'llnullt-t-y (lit-nit, :I Knlghi
,t-l‘ t'olumbus..i.<. to am» or at the ltr»:
lit-d outposts along the front at a
point about two miles east of that
village llllll twelve miles west of
(ltlozerslx‘uin. but wore later driv-
en off.
The enemy apparently is striv-
ggt-nt Theatre during tho- tneulh ol' ,
putty. it was evident that the I‘even' T mi: in lake .Udozerwkain before
iIt}:.t‘ullllléll‘lvsfprl‘lllfl‘l‘lf :1:;‘l[l:.)‘lllt‘(_\"?tl‘ll‘ll?llllvi‘lll the thaw which is rapidly ap-
’ “ " ‘ ‘ "’ lll'tltlt'lllllg makes the roads im-
ion Council in the. right direction, and“ . . .
. their enthusiastie int: l‘Pei will brinu‘ pdwullle and compels mm 10 “'"ll'
success in any unthinking. Itlruu' from Bill 'ltoiu ()zern, which
. Is :I loos.r \\’il_\’ rum the llolsbevik
luls‘l'. with which it is connected
only by a winter f'flild. which is
Virtually useless in the Spring.
Along the Dviun and V0011
.l'l'tlllls, the situation is reportzd
; unchanged.
t
g (TOBLENC, Monday. March 3]
|
. Money
Deposited
(Associated Press-l.»—l'llable to
nltlftm Germans to work volun-
;tIII'Il_\' on several of the Third
:Army Supply Depots which are
Illll(l('l“ eunvtruetion near Bendorf.
AIIIcrII-an military authorities to-
tdtty requisitimu-d three hundred
a' -.a at...
F SH CANNES
in this bank, on or before MADE EVERY HOUR
”‘1
it
3. 8.1 turday, April 5th, will SPECIAL FOR. THIS WEEK laborers through 3]“. German
_ ‘ TILL APRIL 3rd t‘il’ll tlfllt'lalx', Tl“. llli‘ll “’lll' lit:
("8W Interest from April ASSORTED cnocomrna— Imjdlnino marks a day. with the
u lat. ,' ' Caramels, Nugats. Almond Tops, PPIVi 9:" 01" receivin hall‘-
u Elm Raspberry creams, Nut pillows. amount in food. if (leEired, lllls,
j __ . Peanut Cluster, Raisin Clusters. Owing: to the difl‘ieulties'encoun:
,1 . , Sale 39¢ 3 lb. tered in obtaining volunteer
Open an account now with NUGAT—Covered with Milk Workuwn and because of several
: '1 . Chocolate. llllllor ltzbor disturbances recent.-
1 :$ or more. Fancy box, Special only, 536 2. il_\' among civilians employed on.
‘ Pound Box der American supervision. Gener-
i ___. HOMER-MADE ICE cm a! Dickman, commander of the
. Bulk m 1.3 p3,.” p“, and 41“. American Army of Occupation,
g . Brick in gum, pt." q“. llmlay issued a warning against
SOUTH WW“ We tab orda- by phone in W strikes. This proclamation,
, .. . , _ . . ‘ which has been '
Midget-rm 10mm.
_. .t~ ' I. g "‘ ; rrrthronghont a’
9.5.1,. .. .1 - _ - f
the National Assembly at Berlin
j The Legislative committee on 0b-
servancc oi the centennial of the Gen- ,
era] Assembly May 7, has rueclved at. 5
ceptance [mm former Governor Bald ;
:win to give the historical addrrrag
There will be five thousand copper.
plate invitations. and souvenir badge-It
for the members of the lezlllIUIl‘u-u"
past and present. and the First Com l
puny. Governor's Foot Guard Baud u it: I
provide the music. Director Zledt‘le‘d
fol the band will play a Go~.'rrt.ot‘s
lmarch written by him 29 years ago
fand which will be played for the first-
'lime at a formal state aifail. ;
'MORE MODERN FLATS ,
:PLANNED FOR UP'I‘OWNi
(Continued from Page Ono)
t
rented
“‘hile Mr. Gruellt- admitted to at
Sentinel man this morning that our
lative plans for this improvement had
been drawn. that it Iwould be several
days heron. anything den-lie ' was
known.
work would begin immediately.
9 Foliowtng closely on the conversion!
of the Weed honest“. which will;
be mored to the rear of [sauce sum-l.-
the recently purchased Roodner plot’
on Wall stitch-ground tor the base-
ment of which was broken yesterday;
uptown residents eeem sum of com.
forlable and modern home's In line:
with the many improvements undrr'
way in the business section.
FREIGHT'liUNs‘ __ .
lN'l‘O HANlLCAK
Continued from First rage,
[night was almost on top oi ”“111 did
[lit-y HPQ‘ it and as it was tit-y lmvl)‘
had time to jump from the small ve-T
hlele before the freight bore down on
them at a high rate of speed and tit-—
molishtd the car entirely. I
Conductor Fred Lacey. of this ritvf
wns in charge of the freight and Fred ;
crick N Shove. also of Norwalk, was‘
the engineer. ‘Dr. \V. J. Stevenson, ot':
[neorgetowln was called and treated}
the section hands who were shaken
up and bruised when they jumpedt
from llll' ear. ()ne of them. (loot-get
Nanone. of Georgetown. Was removed
to the Norwnik Hospital. but it wasl
found he. was not badly injured, and it‘
is expected he will be removed to his,
home this afternoon. :
REPUBLICANS wm iN Hanreono.i
Light Vote Cast. With Mayor and Mn-i
jority of Councilman of G. O. P.
Faith.
ilartt‘oni. April 2.«—‘The repuhlicam
Curried Hartford by male titan 1500}
plurality in a light vote, electing alll
their candidates for assessors. con-v
stables. high school committee and:
board of education. the democrats tale 3
ing the minority on these. boards. ’
The seven republican aldermeu thatl
had been hoped for, to give the con-
trol of the board to the republicans.
were increased to eight, the unexpeeo
ed happening in the Second Warm;
where Samuel Hoffenberg. the repub-
lican nominee. landed on top. breaking
all ward records. The. board of alder-
men of 191920 will therefore. have
twelve republicans to eight demo
('mla‘. a republican majority of four]
6
Clinton C. Huhbell who rcturnedl
from theworld's war some weeks ago
and has been stationed at Camp Mer-
ritt. returned to hiafhome in West Main
sin at last evening with his discharge
in his pocket“. Rumor says that he has
accepted a position with file City Inn-I
sheeting Department for the preterit
at least. . ..
it was probable however. that l‘
85TH DIVISION TROOPS ARRIVE.l
" I: V ' '. ’3. ‘. 1%g: > H a} . .
- . Workmanship
HERE is but one standard of workmanship
in all Society Brand garments—and this standard of
construction is the high mark of the clothing industry.
Varying costs of materials alone make a diflerencc in the
price of our clothes. Otherwise they would all be one
price. Always all-wool.
Look for the label on the inside pocket—
our unqualified guarantee of satisfaction-
' Smitty intuit 0111111125 ~-
ALFRED DECKER 8: COMM. Makers
11 Cane“, SOCIETY BRAND CLOTHES, Limited
cmcaoo new vonx uomn‘lw.
W23; 3:31 fafiniwig
N slipping into a Society Brand suit you will fully
I appreciate why we endorse them from every angle as the
foremost ready-towear clothes.
Joseph Davis—2:;
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8‘5 Was":~..
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South _‘Jertvdik
STYLEH‘EA‘DQUARTERS
“_
COAL, W009 AND GRAIN
.All Kinds 0: Poultry Feed '
DEVINE BROS. '
NEW YORK. April 2.——\\’lth 10.23.?
troops of the 85th Division. former Nil--
tional Army. the steamshiplseviathianl
arrived here today from Brest. There
were small detachments of 13th and
91st Division troops, and 7 oillcera an~l
1,044 men. sick or wounded. together
with a few cannula and nurses. Gen-
eral William C. no”, commanding
the 160th Field Artillery. Brigade, 85th
Divinlon. returned. The beviathian
brought altogether 12,059 troops. " ' ._..__._
“9‘1 91" Division man "7"“! Ulla [nun Pleat. Those, with ‘mnals 3m tmnst Toma-“sin; Hence
'5‘“ “*9 3““ um mundane-anneal ol‘ um.» Noam “Metal-.0310“ J-W‘m' 1“”
I, W 9. w m a,“ m Pleas court yogic"!!!-
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