'moow . DRAPERIES»
thues.
son fast draperies.
.L anodes. '
r. K. BANKS
- ‘undorlahuku'no Hotel, West
a NMnMSomhlorwanl
‘ ' mm roasca’s'r.
Forecast for; Norvralk and vicinity:
Cloudy tonight and Thursday: prob
ably rain Thursday; warmer: mod:
erate east and southeast winds. Rain
has fallen during the last twenty-four
hours between the Rocky Mountains-
and the Mississippi river from Ohio?
eastward to the coast. Pleasant
weather prevails generally in other
districts. A well-defined disturbance
is central this morning over Okla-
homa. Freezing temperatures are. re
ported along the northern border from
Montana to Maine.
WEATHER A YEAR AGO
TODAY.
'l‘t'ititn-l'atili'i': High. 30: lo\\‘.
36. Rain.
....umww1~ " ,y' f n w ‘2‘-
At t lt' regular lllt‘i‘llil‘: of the “3-!-
Stms of Si.
arrangements
comi- n‘li-anzei Lodge,
(it-‘UI‘LD' last l'\t‘l1lll.u
were «'oiiipletcd for one of the famous
Satiiida} night r()l‘l:il.\' on the evening
of '\|ti“l ‘_’l.lll.
Latin Wilmington Lodge. Shepherd:
ot “ethic-livid. .\'o, ‘31 will. ltold their
regular int-Ming on 'i‘litirsda’). creole:
at their rooms lied Men’s liall Main
street. (‘andidaier to be initiated. All
members please brim.r l'i![l't9~'lllllt‘lll“
-—r-('t“|lt'lll Talks. Raymond lirm
“'iliniii ll. Iliill, of the 't‘. S .\';-\ v.
arrived in he New York harbor, yrs-
tei'd:i\ after an extended voyaze in
Southern waters on board the. l'. S. S.
Pittsbviru. Seaman Unit is a foriiii’r
Sentinel eiiiploye and is \'l.“.l7iltK with
his parents on “'oodward arm-nun
Chit" of Police William R. Pennin"
ion has been notified and has issued
an order to have all police i'ei'olvers.
cartridges, clubs and lmdizes of the
auxiliary police turned in to him. This
is in accordance with a recnnt rulin:
of ill“ ‘itv council.
Scrip-ant Stri'y. of the DridL-epoi't
police. came- to Norwaik yesterday and
took hack to Bridgeport with him
eizht-w-ar old Caroline Carl. who was
picked up on the (‘onnecticut turnpike
at 2 o'clock yesterday morning. It is
claimed that the young girl ran away
tram her home in the Park (’itv.
Frank L. Bouinn. reported to it»:-
policu yeslixaluy afternoon that. whit"
In Win abst‘ni from the office of flit-
Silvm' Raki-‘lce (‘ompany on iioyt.
Street for a moment some one stole
some loose change amounting to about
two dollars from thc top of n dt-si:
Sergeant Gibson has a pretty clear idea
. ‘of the identity of the culprit and ore
diets his capture in a stunt time.
“The creates" variety of fish at the
new (”or Fish Market. 3‘: “'a‘rl». St
25 Cents
CREAM OP MUSTARD
Sflllson-Powcll Corporation
South Norwalk
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A large assortment in madms, strip-
and dotted Swiss scrims and mar-
New designs in cretonnes .
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Napoleon said, “Ability is of lit-
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‘BUENflSllIRW “um. ..,S%’§§vi is mini
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um YORK, April 9.—sidney
’ - NW. actor on the stage and to:- the
, ' ' NOV”: picture screen, died today, at
thiahomnm_
7 IRES. Tuesday. April 8- ' r- w was appearing with in.
—¥hf§gger‘s oi' coastwise shipping 5 wife in the play "Keep Her Smiling.”
I ietuse to work their vessels under; in Detmlt harm, when ho be-
Government’ supervision. in 39"” of [come ill. What the advice of phy~
the Administration's threat to mold slcians, he thalamus-on being brought
.bit the use of the Argentine flag on ' to his home in this city, and his cowl
‘their ship’s. The owners met todayimlion Gradually gnaw worse. ‘The
and voted not to oppose. the wow cause of death was givenby his phy-
demands of the men it the iatt-‘r mohaiclan as uremia. due to nephritis.
accept the on ners’ claim in the 'S"' t‘-““- Drew, Who was a native of New
-' . ' ‘York was rm 4‘ id
to em loy whom they wish and in . y our years 0 .
additio‘ll. pledge themselves not ml Mr. Drew was an adopted brother
declare boycotts.
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nmtg mania aiming
This action leaves l of John Drew, the actor. He was edu-I
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lCiiy Ne sl
ty." But ability can be cultivat-
ed and opportunity created months ago. .
Fainiers are striking and demandi
'Ihese suits are a combination ”K. suspension of rent contracts for‘
0f abilit and 0 ortun‘l . one ear. a moratorium until crops;
y PP W I re rigid. and loans which will be de-i
' ll
" l‘l‘ flit - e lpendt-ni upon the amount of corn
{at 3V: {otgugirgtyfgf‘gnydmfo 9mm“ A “and” 0' 'womy per‘
mil their at this-price can “9“" "‘3’” ’3”. "m” 0" "m" "‘“d
“ ' ‘ '5 :lm eman ei. .
ATE!) an opportunity ’for '1 ‘ ) _.____._.
ton-to get: a suit of unusual .HoLTSE RECONSIDERS t
v' .tie at. $25. PROHIBITION VOTE
(Continued front Page One).
Rogers & Stevens . -
' :Lit- lllll to prevent the Grace Iios-‘
Nat-walk South “MW"; =:-i Society in New Haven to issue
without! in bonds, under a mortgage
PRtDE or: cover NARRUK ‘ ;.it‘ in properly.
The long debate in the House was
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C'RCLE PLANS M'NSTRE_S- on ilm bill to establish a board of
. - . . . . , lite l'lllllllllSFiOlll’l‘E-l in the First Tax-
lrld” 0‘ (”UH ‘er'xl'k ("”4“- M’ lllll' l-‘svrict in Orange. RepresentaN
sot, ‘."”‘l"d"l“n“‘ ”f ”l“ FONS" lll'li'itiii- ll'_\t'llt objected to it and an
their reaiilar met-tint? last evening in'aini'ndmeiil he offered was (lcfeiiltcd.
- - ' - . - laid over unt a‘
i'm i'ed xii-n.» ”an on .\l'in street iiii bill “as then ‘
I ‘ . d iei'i-rcnduni amendment could be add-
vht-n sf-veral important matters “'“IT‘iM,
. .
""""""““ l" ‘1‘" ”"‘l‘-*l'i"-“- 4! twin“) t The Senate had very little business
Two ‘ and its di hilll' was upon a tlitidt-d re-
poit on the bill concerning the ltunt-_
lllL' of rabbits. A minority of the
fish and cann- committee favored re-
thining the present law which pro—
nnmhcr of admin were present.
new candidates were admitted to the,
etc and M‘Y'd'ul appliralioim {or them
bet-ship read, The decree team com
the conflict where it began threeI
ition picture field and there repeated
:or pneumonia at Triest. and both are
zip-g. and will probably be
a mine“?! show in the near
W ThreeMillionDollars,
”We open accounts with $1. or more and the small
depositor receives the same attention as one who do-
' posits $3,000 (which is the limit we are allowed to re.
solve at any one time). ‘
initiu- reported that the team was in liibiis the Use of ferrets. and Senator
lino» condition and would hold a meet-
in;r on Similar afternoon at 1‘. o'clock
when plans “ill llt‘ made to haw the
to Illl‘. in perfect condition by June. M19.
llai'iielt Payne prrsented tier l‘('l)n"
of the meeting of the State ()lllt'f‘l'.‘
Association which was held recently
in the Hotel Taft in New Hawnf l'as'
Deputy Miss Katherine Duffy also pl‘f
scnted (I very interesting report. PH
partitions were made and the preliniin
arv plans dist useed for the holding or
futuri-
antl it was decided to hold a box social
at the next meeting on April 22nd.
when all members are especially re
(litesthtl in attend.
HtGH SCHOOL RELAY OONTEBY.
Philadelphia. April 9.—-Boaton Latin
iiirh Sit-hoot, the champion team of.
.Vu-w England. has entered the high
school relay championship one of the
lt‘aturra of the University of Pennsyl-
vania’s relay carnival to be held on
Apiil 2.3 and 26. Other entries in this
event. which will be held on the first .
day or the. meet. Including Pliiltidcl-'
pliiu. Buffalo, Toltido, Newark. Built
more and Boston Iliizh School t‘ams.
Seventy-rim parochial, seVent)’ cram
mar and a iarize number of prepara-
toiv and high schools are entered in
the various class races and relay i-hanr
pionsliips. in addition to the school
eyents. tlic sprint medley relay chain
pionships. the peniuthion and sit-\‘eiai
special events will he held on th"
openlni.r day.
Erdman. of Princeton, molt-m title
holder; Smith. of Cornell. American in-
door champion, and lenias. of Dart-
mouth. American champion. “ill com-
170'“ In the hurdle event.
The loyal ()ider of Moose will hold
a lmildina‘iund bazaar from April 19th
to 2811i inclusive in lioyt's Theatre
Hall. A popularity contest will he one
of the features and
rinzs will be given away to the success
ful candidates on the closing nizht.
There will also be. a baby contest, for
the most populd'r baby. with two dia-
mond rings as prizes.
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.. Our’ Deposits
to over
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three diamond '
liouizh wished the majority report to
und there “'1” he no rabbits left in
it ytar. The debate brouizhi out a
ditt‘erent-c or opinion. Senator Brooks
“luv ycstrrday in fighting the cat li-
censing bill delivered a soliioguy on
his own pet cat added to the merri-
mt-ni b) declining that the fish and
game committee evidently Wanted
all rabbits killed off N) that the foxes
might kill off the cats. The minorin
lost out on the majority report which
outlines the present law against fer»
rcis prevailed. although a Senate
to $10 for violation of the law ut llfl\"
ing ferrets in one‘s possession in the
iieltl while there is a tracking snow
on the ground sends it back
house,
Another laugh in the Senate cattle
the bill to require bee-ow _
lblt‘l‘ said that the bees idle to reg-
ister and other Senators thought that
quite a task had been laid out. Sena
aior \Voulrun‘ did not notice his er-
i'Or until he had been‘ashed to furth-
er explain the bill, which being
adopted in concurrence requires each
l)(‘(‘ owner to pay his town clerk a.
fee of 25 um”.
(in the House bill to compel the
labelling of ('Olll storage poultry as
such. Senator Brooks objected to fail—
’Iill' to tll‘i‘l'llbt' what “cold storage."
i-- for as drawn it Would compel a
iii-ratio who put t‘resh killed poultry
in on ice box over night would have
to lulu-I it. Also. he believed that
the bills put up another bar against
food pioduciion. Senator Hough‘
claimed the bill was to benefit [will
iryincn and was against public in-
ii-i't-st. The bill. be believed. “its
bad and should not be adopted.
Senator “'oodi'ufl‘ defended the bill
hiriiiivt‘ the public which has been
buying frozen poultry has been great
iy deceived.
The Senate lll'li‘fllllll'ly
the bill in non-roiicu'rrence.
pm i ported
An unfavorable report was made on I
.a resolution to appoint Charles A.
"l‘honipson a member of the State
Penn! of Education. The Senate
:uicpit-d “misc bill giving towns and
boroughs the right to make bylaws
('t)ll((‘lillnL' removal of snow and ice
on sidewalks; exempting from taxa-
tion certain property, namely, 'bird
sanctuaries. of the Audubon Society;
amending the law relating to the pay-
ment of damages done by dogs; pet‘-
initting farmers to have the. tubercul-
ln herd test. given for eradication of
itilbt‘l‘f‘illosls in cattle; validating the’
vcorporate. existence and acts of the.
‘Vt'aterbui‘y Y. .ltl. (‘. A. to reimburse
;iiquor lice-nae, holders for proportion-
.21": part of fees when prohibition is
.et’fI-ctiu- and permittlnfi county trea-z
lsurers to bormw
6 needs.
money for county
; The House adopted the bill requin‘
:ing a new political party to have a.
tiixed percentage of votes to secure‘
-a place on the official ballot and vot-
l ing machines; extending the charters'
10! the Middle-town and Chester and
Moodus and East Hampton Railways:
creating;r a police board in Milford;
amending the Knights of Columbus
twork with its funds: authorizing Mer—
iden to issue bonds:; and. increasing
salaries in the Groton Court.
he rejected. saying that it ferrets arc'
amendment cutting down the penalty.
to tho'
when Senator Woodrufl apeakinx fori
to for .'
icharter to permit. it to. do cltarlty~
James are hard to get and are quite
3 expensive.
cated in the University of Pennsyl‘
vania. but. left. that institution before
graduation to go on the stage. After
a successful career as a comedian in
the spoken drama and on the vaude-
ville stake. Mr. Drew entered the mo-
his successes.
.A son. Sidney Rankin Drew. was
killed in aerial combat in France.
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FIRST or FRIZZELL
FAMILY BACK FROM
OVERSEAS SERVICE
(Continued from Page One).
.———.
er. (‘OrpomlJohn l-‘riz’zell.whois con-
valesclng from a very severe attack;
daily expecting enters
home.
Major Charles i-‘rizzeli. the fourth
nit-tuber ol’ the Prime” quartette'
to sail for
. which have done such splendid ser-
vice tor l'ncie Sam. is now in the 39-5
plantation and Chitin Service at Ha-.
i
retained .
tor some time longer. l
1
Miss Henderson gives the highest!
- piaise to the. work of the Y. M. C. An?
and it is to be hoped that she will be’
given an early opportunity to tell in!
public the plan and scope of her great .
work. l
WASHiNGTON CHAPTER OFFI. ‘
CERS.
Jime- w. Store] Chosen High Prle.‘?
and Robert E. Weber King.
James w. Storey was unanimously;
chosen last evening to head the Wash-3
iiigion Chapter. No. 24. R. A. 31.. when l
that organization held its annual con-
tocation in the Masonic Temple . The}
ottlcers for the present year were
elected. and following the election
they were installed by Past Grand
High Priest Samuel ll. Huntington.
The oilicers were elected as follows:
Hixh Piti9ht—~.lnmrs W. Storey. ‘
King—Jloberi l6. Weber.
Scribe—— l“ Bennett. '4‘
Treasure on T. Hubbell. :'
Secrehy— 7 Samuel H. lluntint‘l‘
ington. t
Captain oi Host ml‘lPMWDUd Carlson.
Principal Sojourner Georg.- T.l
Bruce. 1
Royal An-li t‘aptaln—Wallacc Ilann.
Grand Master of the Third \.(*ll".’.‘
l-‘. Bryant.
Grand .\la.~t~-r of the Second Veil—~-
l’t-ter Smith.
(liaiiii Altlslt'r of the First
Jatoh C. Van iicymindcn.
Tyler" Allen (‘. llctta. '
Trustee for Three Years
Storey.
Vo‘ll—
Jam es \\'
l’iiiant'e (‘oiiimittet- rileorui- S. ltay i
"tend. ". this Pitch and t‘ttarles l“.
Ti‘islraiii.
"JACK" MCCLELLAN'S
DOG HIT BY AUTO
“Baby," lhf" splcndld ('ollic (log that -
is the constant companion of Jack .‘il".
(‘lellan in his trips about the city. was'
struck by a jitney car driven by Jo-
N‘Dh Pct-one in front of the Regent~
Theatre last evening. and quite badly
hurt. Dr. G. M, Brundage, the vet-
erinary stirizeoii. was called and said
that while no bones were broken. that
there were indications of internal ln-i
Juries, but that it would be ~seyeral
Bit Mill Hill!
‘Vfllllll you like to get a lot. 0‘ letters,
circulars and packages? ‘
ably know that manufacturers. Supply
days before it could be determined, - . gm
how serious they were. *3
The dog which is .a pure bred Col- , ‘3:
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“,.u~.,m- “W“ ‘5 'H‘t *‘ tr 1‘: 5 i *l at‘ mums
You prob-L “trot-:th’o o ‘ W L‘L‘PLEI Jrall" kw‘ll‘liiIL-J
,n‘t‘saes'xfi‘i» -agyrfi'efl": _
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FOR Young MEN AND MEN wuo STAY YOUNG .
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writ“
- Refinements
OCIETY BRAND combine all the essentials
of good clothes, plus refinements and distinctive style.
There is no slighting of any details in workmanship to
cheapcn the price. It is workmanship and style wherein
clothes differ radically. _ ;
In buying these clothes you are assured all-wool fabrics
made to a standard of quality which has established their
position c‘ lcadci'ship nationally.
The label identities every garment. It is;
our guarantee of complete satisfaction.
gutting Email (1111111125
ALFRED DECKER s.- COHN, Maker»
In Canada, scenery n N!) Ctorurs. minim
CB!CAGOV nawmnx HORTREAL
THIS store sells Society Brand Clothes and endorses them
as the best. The new spring models are here and ready
f“ V 85 Washington St,
South Norwalk
for your try-on.‘
STYLE HEADQUARTERS
houses, wholesalers and publishers
lb“! names and addresses for the pub
pose of sending sample, advertising
matter, papers and circulars to. Goon
119- m sent the ms m by his Haven; Grand Chaplain-Julia Reil- CHARLES GOLDSC‘HMIDT
brother. Harold r. HoClellan. while 1!. New Haven; om Guido—1m-
ho was stationed at Camp Devon. and ‘38 E- Foley,
Waterbury; IN AUTO ACOIDENI
. “mama. M”-.. at". I
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. . Guardian—Frank
is unusually intelligent and kind. =Brltaln; Grand Swahili-wax? Word was received in Norwalk thil
-- ' ' Kaeoluid, Windsor; Chairman _ l‘i- morning that Charles Goldschmidt, at
We publish I. LIST coh-
AUTO BREAKS WHEEL taining names and Iddreuos gunman
NEAR A‘R‘MORY'an-anged in alphabetical order. we
send these Lift 5 ., condom“ '0
‘Hiirold Merritt of Stamford. while'kno' .re until-ii: good hates to
driving a car owned by the Star Taxi send advertising matter to. 7
company or that city, in front of the Write your name "I" my '0 3°
Norwalk Armory Iboui. 11:80 o'clock. printer will not make 4 3'93” 9’
last night. was eonpolled to run sure to give your strait number Ill
against the curbing to avoid a our town also plainly written '0 “I“ 5"
coming down Armory Hill. The right mail addressed to you will reach you
nut wheel was broken. but no one without an; . t .
was hurt: , All we ask to m5 .‘ “It” V
' I'M“ '
hNEW ENGL
WLWY. April 9.-—Tho Con- Mr. Kuwuing.
mtmmm England of Committee on Laws. 11W.
AND ORDER OF PRO- “3109 Committee—“Valiant; Smith Elmm avenue. {fund “I .3 auto.
B - '
rklxoport, Wag-f MI, mobile accident near Seymour yester.
' day moi-noon and sustained a. broltbn
its an- ards, New Haven; Chairman 0! - am. Mr. Goldschmidt is the brother
holding
III-l 1|..th llLthh city today. Iay— mittcc on Appeals—Thomas J. ea-
or W delivered an odds-o at ny, New anon. of Alfred Goldschmidq, ”“1 n ”‘0’”
; union for the Keystone Tires. He wan
m! . onabuiaenu trip for his tirm'when
Wit—thwi A when M utterly do- the accident occurred, thcparttculuil
with Win,“ women. '5. .9.“ so "he'll or which have not been received but
. " no any to put it ion their im- im relatives as yot.‘ Ilr. mm
W. . _ .
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