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City News"! NORWALK '-
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31m. James Rooney, of on
and Personal
. - 1 1 Pet.
Harold Lynes is taking a business
. mirse at a college in Poughkeepsic,
you will want some Easter records 1
.1: course. hook at the list. in today's
'.‘.\ew York.
.113: and then. hear them at Donnelly‘s -- 5 t
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no,
O'Brien's
“Men's and Boys Caps.
' ., 3011111 3111111 St. Miss Alice Ridge of Bethel. forme1'1lv
'i‘he \Vt-slt'll)‘ (lancrete Compam'. pm South‘Nornaik, was mm“, m mi"
'.-.h'11-h repain-d a great many sidewalks i'329 to l' rederick lieaddy 0‘ Danbmy
., the triiy last year, will begin at. the 15th of A'pril 1919. Mr. and Mrs";
, 1., ,. atzuin this year. Headdy will take a sho1t honeymoon
. . ,, -t1'ip to South Norwalk and will after‘
The pourmx ram and cl11hy east' 19.31119 in Danbury.
.3 1111] caused many a householder to \Villiam 13. Dauchv. an old ”mp 1.991.!
415111. the furnace fl”) azaln yesterday, dent of South Norwalk, is in town call-i
and caused many a demand for small in: on his brother. (‘harlcs and son.
coal from local dealers Howard. Mr. Dauchy is on his way
in Hartford. yesterday. home from mp a. A. R. Encampmentt'
:1't authorizing the (‘itv of in 1111111111131. His present residence is.
\‘m'walk to issue improvement bonds in Milford.
t
- )llzil‘ll'lit'h 115.
The St'il’lb'.
j 1~':3.<(-1l an
has re- ‘
'1 11 tht amount, 111’ 81110000 at a rate of .\lrs. 3311113111] Cunningham
' 5““ r“ i "0‘ ~ «11111111115 D"? (9!“ turned to her home on “'ashinzton
John H. Dakin piano tuner from street. liat'in: spent the. winter in
1‘:1111d.1~n and llridgcton. New Jersey.
The delegates elected by South Nur-
.1. -,1 111111n1erci51l'ca1 (11111. 33 .1lk f‘ouncil Knichts of (‘ olumbus to‘
- n.. d113311 1'“. 33113 port 311511110 11111 the state comentton to be held in Put.-
. 1-1.,111 1- :‘11 1..-_qo111;11- .11-101110011 31.111911 11am (‘onnu on Mav filth ate Grand.
re 1111:;111- 11.111 to summon 1119 Knight Th‘omas F.3icMal1on and \‘tice-
75111.1 .3‘.cl1111-li‘.3' gat'aze to 11133 brand Knight John W. Scully. The at
ternates are \Villiam 1’. “'ard and \\ il-
li: 1m 1?.1‘5111111151ny.
Fiancis Burns and J:ll111‘< ( l1u11‘h of-
.3‘1..lohn.3- l'ttparator3 institute have
31- 13' \l .134” me home tor the Faster:
'_\'1-3v York is in town. Telephone or ad-
Mzth'tckcmo Hotel at noce.
1 213.313,
The e:1:‘n~
51ml
' 311 1'k1'1'
5:511'51'15- where he left 1'-'
'i‘l11- name of the oun-
nevertained.
: t 2.1(‘111111-11';:'
night.
would
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‘111 1111-
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.v111=:.11.~11n only will you appre-
3;-t111;4 offered by the A. J.
extensive line of 3.10.1ti011. .3 l
1'1‘t1": 1il"1p"1'i1-3' and “001‘ cover- \lirl ilal.1l Stttll 111-1” l.51.3t5‘t\en119.3
’ih 3. write um 10 inepect ”mi" has returned to her home 511th a yisitl
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- . with 1'1-l511'13'e3' in l’51.3.3'al,1'. .\e33' Jersey.
'31112'3111 delitns and jud' ‘ in" 3'0111- . ‘ - ' ' ‘
3 3 - Attorney Maurice Land of .\e33 imk.
:—vll. bee adv ' '
- 1.3 cillinc‘ .m ll'antlS in town today. '
thins wete discussed for attendtnt: ‘ l
' lw (ltd Fellous (‘entennial celebr-a
“H1113 1'.,‘ In their
it'.'.~.
' ion in Hartford during the latte1 pat". A Few Weeks: " '
| lreland and (:11'n1un3 should 33(1rk to 1mtmdse3' dietrict
- -1‘ thin month at the 1"c211l511 meeting
2.1 Butlei L111.l;:e N11. 97. l. (1 O. P..hcl1l‘ Back was NOt al
7 1,2131. e1' ening. The fitst tit-g1 ee was 5-11 1
1
1
:“11 conferred upon a latge class of 11'" Matter Of con-‘
- inlate3' !
951111-113 wcre filed in the Court 111‘
1 .‘ommon Pleas in Bridgeport yesterday
.11 :1 suit brought. by F. A. Hull & Son,
1 11' this city, aflainst Edith N. B. Allen.
.-.1' Ritlgz-field. to recover on 51 claim
113317.11. Property on Park avenue
: 1111] Pleasant street has been attach-
. «1:.37llaiil1111'3' $11333. in the e111c1'g1-11c3' many memons
Lilot t'ross buns at ll. \\'ilkt-n:3‘. were ”“1“”de at jolts never'hefore 51t-
‘Nurth Main street. Delivery tomorrow temptcd “m. sought. Lawyers and oth-
sumption t
1111: ahead twenty-ottn' hours a day ail
the hiuheflt, wage3' in the history 0!
American labor, with efliciencv that
baffled the wisest ctficiemy expert.
111‘ which increased production.
cumillS- er professional men. and city workersy
Prominent citizens of New llat'i'm becnme farmers. adding to the pro
~Liartt‘ord 11nd Norwalk have signed :1 duction of food stuffs and ”WW."
.1-‘iti1'n i‘m' the release of Benjamin 3t~ars to theit li\'e:—1‘. Bit-3 Vator oDP'R'
‘\ 1-1 1-1- of this state from ”I“ New .ler- tors. and 33"1i111's became .3l1ip hllll(l"l-°
:31'3’ 'r'tctt' prison “'ll*‘r“ h“ is ““W 5"” :zt1d so on.
nned The petition i.3' 511ldt'1-"n‘":i ‘" The replzn-z'int-n‘t of all tho ho1'1"3‘ot
‘11- boat-l of pardons which consists
- .f ll'lt- Governor and 1; judges of the
‘1111!’ 111' .\l.\n6".'l<. If Ben NOV-3.3 i3' 1'1--
' 1 '13'1'd he will perhaps lte leEs noisy in
‘ Years Ago,"-
industry with the urgent-3' 111' i111 1'1-51-1 d
in every line. Ann-ricnns.
.-t'.3' and 33111kcz'3 3:11'111'13'e1t
production
l111th emplm'
111c111.3'1-l3'e.3" with 11.311lt3'1-t111v to a 3:1it'it
future, ""i"ort_\‘ and 55181234211-
131 11113011011 Standard Tei‘egraut.
11f patriotic (~11»1111er:1li11n
11-1'3' 1-11111pcns5ttion.
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51nd
'” “’ Prices of llt'f"'§filllt‘\' luxuries
reached a high level in 111et'cl15111di3'in1:
1- :;pei' i1 n1'1u31111k1112 a hard. 'ltip only on.
“dazell’s Toilet Articles
ti ose who .3'-11e not fitted to c5'11n 11.111
:5; :lllSOfl-POWC“ corporation 33 age‘3' being paid. lnc1eased consumo
tinn bronchi about by maximum em-
south Norwalk 11h 3111ent 33.1.3' the silent regulator of,
_. ‘" __. H pioduction nt‘ matrials not directly?
" ‘ ' ‘ " ' need by the government in the p1osec11-
11.311 of the war.
l'ntler the “\York 111' F‘icht'
11151113' of the idle-1:1 were reclaimed to
113ei31l societv by the jinzlc of coin and
the rustle of1new bills in their pock-
order
fits.
51 new it use on life. ,
Knuth-311111111
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’ makes
l erythinr;111anufa1'tu1‘ed. it
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cannot exist and do busincss‘.
of oil the horrorr'
peace
The 1'1‘1placctncn1
hv the glorious security 111'
should not. cause ti111idit3' on the part
of industry and change fundamental
'1".3'sential to the life (11' t111isnc3'3'. Thous-
mirilian cl11tl13.3. Miriads of worn out
igowns will be cast off for new. ”an'c
1'33hite collars will be worn when prices
f become normal. Shoes will not be worn
1' beyond the stage of protection, h'u‘.‘1'o1'
.‘comt‘ort. Houses will be painted and
1 rebuilt if consumption. theregulator of
{production is encouraged;
COMLMITTED in this com.
munity is one more argu-
mentrfor your renting one
of our fire and burglar
! Consumption is lie-.31 encoura'zed hv
APE DEPOSIT .
pI‘OOf s lthe jingle of coin and the 111.3‘19 oi
BOXES. :bills in the pocket—placed there b3
i employment.
The U. S. Employment. Service. and
its Bureaus for returning Soldiers and
Sailors is placing thousands of soldiers
sailors and war Workers back into
peace time occupations. '
Through this agency a great read-
justment work is being carried on. A
readjustment of the worker to the new
job which he or she is fitted to fill.
Employers should make use of the
Service for their requirements, as a.
You know the old story
about the ounce of pre-
vention. Come in today.
The cost is $4 a. year.
Virtual-ambition!!!”
.the small Ford car coming up. With-
. rectly act-0.38 in front of him when he
‘ was but one hundred feet away, and to
1 avoid running directly over the flivvet
. ing the left front wheel, breaking the
'window of the door on that side and
1
also a
\\'orkers and machinery were driv-l
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The 3' have stuck because :i‘anlt‘d'
buyers for 11\‘-1
lulu:
away the means with which io buy. we,
‘ands of uniforms 1111191 be rcpltu't't‘t in"
job loraaoldieroruuflorfsbutq
mum tam my m ‘ 1
CADILLA citiié‘uns
FORD AT NEW ,
CANAAN CORNER
Continued tram First P1180
out warning, he says. the Ford cut di-
he wrned to the fight and into the“l
fence on the. Buxton property, smash-
bending the fender and radiator.
’l he Ford car, owned and driven by
Antonio Bucciarelli of New, Canaan
was turned completely over and was
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All. WEI THE COUNTRY THEY ARE
TAKIIB “-IEUTME PBESGBII’TIRI 99"
"Xeutrone Prescription 99" removes
the poisonous accumulations that lodge
in the blood.
After one weeks 11.39 3ou 3311] be
looking at other sufferers instead of
being an object o! miscr3 and pit)-
You]! joints and musdeg will be
loose and ltmbercd up. all aches and
misuy “ill be 20110 )0“ 3'1“ feel like
new
practically wrecked. His brother-in-
law. Tony Cerretanni. and another pas- ‘
senger. Jasepb Vidello. a well- known
barber in New Canaan were all}
thrown out and the latter r70 badly cuti
about the head and hands that W illiumi
Krusch, who lives near by took him
in his car to the Norwalk hospital.
Ofiicer Murray. who was on traffic
duty at Main and \\ all streets Went
to the scene of the accident and afterl
an investigation placed Marks underl
arrest on the charge of reckless dri3- !
inz.
George Lockwood or the local Cadil-
‘lic agency. promptl3 furnished the re-'
.11ui1'ed bond 0? $100 andtlte man 3351.3
l
1cleased with instructions to appea1
in court Saturday morning at nine
o‘clock. “ 3
'i he (‘adillac i3: now in the Lockwood
gatage undergoing 1epai1'.3.. l
The other members of the New ('an
arm party me around ttmn thin morn-
ing complaining of .being \ery stiff and
sore. The rumor that some of the
party was intoxicated is denied. having
e31dently not sampled the, case of beam
.\'l1i1-h was part of the cargo of the
Ford. which contained a quantity of
pru3ision3 evidently intended for tllPll‘;
Easter dinner. .
LILLIAN SCOTT TROY
OUSTED BY BRITAIN
tCnntinued From Page One)
an suffrage tause and also assisted in
flooding American newspaper offices
propaganda on behalf of
for inland. coupling it, it
with the kuzzcstion that
here with
home rule
is charged.
nether
3H.“ T1113'33'a3 a member of the
3\ 11111.1113 Lyceum Hub and a close
tricnd of Ann Martin of Nevada a
momint n1 Amer'itan .3ufl'ractte who is
1111111111111 ot the Lyceum club.
.\ll.3'_3~ Martin was arrested in landon in:
‘ the
As noon on 31311 1:111:- "\‘etttrope Pro.
ucription 99" .3011 can feel the. pain and
misery leaving and comfort 51nd h1ppi-
neon coming in Co to your drutnrist
today and get 51 50c or $1011 hottle then
"1103 life. feel like doinr: things again.
Mail order: filled 011 n 1111 size.
Mead the druggist and leading drug-
glsts everywhere
1
1910 {01 assaulting a policeman. \liss
Troy 511.30 managed a motion picture
.'tliea11e 511 (‘1'03'don and hired the then
He out fm meetings oi the Police
Union From the stage of that theattr
jieceutl3 a prominent 33on151n Socialist
speaket made 51 31101111
the .Bolsheviki,
priconed.
11 1'3» 11nd11'.3tood that influential A-m
tiictqt friends allViSttl 31131.35 Troy 11.111
\(RI‘S ago to return home. as it 312911151511
cenain that 111:1 (-51.30 33 513' then underI
consideration by the British corern'
ment. l
The order of deportation 33'513' based.
it i.3' said. not on any one alleged 51c-i
'1on.l1ut on an accumulation of 5111.3"
which the anthoiith 3 con>ideied matte;
her an und1 sitable 1 Him 11. _
No rea. 1111.3 33 ere gi31- 11 Miss Troy. it :
is said. 33 i11-11 detectives called on her
a {133' 115133 nut) and asked her to ac-i
company them to Liverpool. On an.
firing at Liverpool .3he was placed im-E
median-Ly on a steamship bound for
l'11ite1l States. The deamship
should arrite on the other side in :1;
few days. .
Miss Troy known to labor‘
leaders in London, and they commend5
hti fut her relief work in the Ber-
for the wives and1
families of dock strikers. The (‘1'11y-Z
don branch ot‘ the Associated Society
of Engineers has adopted a resolutlon
calling for a one-day strike of all or-!
ganized workers in that district as at
protest 51;:1in3t the deportation of Miser
Troy. 1
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turntable
for 33'i1i1l1 ::l1133'a.- into
i.3' well
By comparison only you
0111 line of Furniture, Rugs, Linoleums.
That' 3 why we eurge you to se
your own good judgment
quisite designs. Examine the qualities and be governed by
he...“
i A. J. Collins Co.
appreciate the values- offered in
House Furnishings.
e our comprehensive lines of ex-
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SHOE
L 1311:1573
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KEELER’S'
The Store Thai Saves You Money.
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2.1»-
nismrpridn‘tomhowwdlabnckleanset on 11
Mint. Hgmmmmimdmbucklumdfoot-
yumittopunclt and your
STORE
is tint-ot-Door
BOOTS
For the Spring
Maid '
The utmost. in beauty
and comfort ,ia combined
in these booth. especially
designed for the young 1
woman who wants to the
minute in event ' t
For walking, the girl :
who goes in for sports, or
the maid who simply
wishes superlative style,
all are here in both Boots
and Oxfords.
1' ' HOWLAND‘S
ggwga. .555. » Entrances on Main St, Fairfieid Ave.. Cannon St.
1
Moon. Conn.
lw‘mm"? April 1:,1151'9.
Easter dresses
- are beauties.
1
1? Simply because there has not 3'ct beenfi;
time to make choice, makes no differencel:
That Choicc1 ' 3'to Be
made now with 5 s muchi
content; and delight 5131' 1
though made weeks?
ago. ‘
For the E51 S'tCt gath- -t
cring of dresses
The “rather: (11111113 and MI...
-..‘...~1.
is;
marked by b"£ttlty andl 1
diversity. 1 -_'
This Isas true of little}
dainty white dresses fort;
girls as for beautifuktfl
crepe dc. Chine and geor-i
gettc for women and:
fine silks for young}
folks. ‘
What 51 very Howe?
.Oarden of color and."
beauty. .. ’
What 51 33ide 1311g§fiiii
of appeal to 011.1573 love of fineness!
Rich or simple, elaborate or of charmingt
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0 ' e 3 a '- :91“
pl511ness,---51 satistymg and 51 large gather- ‘5'?
1.. g {‘2
And value that is to be seen and appre-g ;
l
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C18 15' {1 at Once. «1.111
3.3%
1 .1» ctn— but?!
i ’ .‘m
B;
Kuhpenhclmer clothes.
lie-11511111 31111112 1111111 in 1} 1'1! airport. and all 11\1-'1 / .3.
i1 1 1111111113; 33l1115'11c 11111111331 31115113111 1- l11tl1c3 \‘51l111'
2-11.11 11 clothes .313' le .11'e. 11i1ki11j" K111111141 hcimt r clothes
{'01 l.a.'3'ter 3:01 3icc and ior all- 31-5131111 .31113' he.
i “113'?
Because they know from expcricnr'c 511111 tcsi
that. Kuppenheimcr clothc3 offer correct style 511111
ficxat-t fit. /
i Bocause.ha1k of that and i113111'i11g' service. are
quality f51b1ics and fine. ta'iloiinu. .‘ ""
; There are Kuppcnhcimer tlttlllt‘.\ inr 3111111“ 111111
101' all ages. ‘ ‘
1 Those clothes are 11010 11033 in larger and finer
lgathcring than ever. .
Models for 111011 of err-13' i3'pe-33'itl1notable
gathering for the upstanding; 33111111.," men just. homo
ifrom their service to the \atiun.
Fabrics of eithci' rich plain hue or in' live
gpleasing mixtures.
: ” $30 to $60.
And yet we don’t put all our err ”gs in one basket.
Some men want clothes made by other tailors.~
Those clothes are here “31—43mm one of them
1111111 or topcoat alike) so g we are proud to sell
and
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