' _M'a’tl'erials For SEmerWe;
. In Gingham Percales, Radial, '
- V'oiles, Flaxons, Poulardl and;
many. other good: in new patternséI
and colors; also fancy sateens?
for linings.
E. K. BANKS
under lahackemo Hotel. West
'. wnhlnzton street. South Norwalh .
{City News
‘11e Golden Rule, (‘ircle ot' the First
Congregational church will meet at the
parish house on Lewis street tomorrow
lock. 1
1t
Ariel noon at .. 0 '1:
Mrs. Thomas .lilOl‘lllll of 213 l-‘lax‘
Hill road. has complained to the, police
that someone. entered her yard and
tore 'llt anti destroyed her flower bed.
Ralph Vel'lin of ti Knight street. re
ported to the police that the house he-
longing to Frank 1. Jones on Burbank
street. had been broken into last even.
I .
Circuit, Bars Sluts on “Y”
Work in His Theatres
theatres havereceived orders from
TIME Edward F. Albee. president 0! the
TIME AFTER
we have said your satisfaction l B. F. Keith circuit. prohibiting '1; .11
1
from Any slurring I'th-I'. 121-.-
work of the Y. hi. 1‘. A: (Wr'l'-~'u.x.
“I'll-American, un-Christianlitte 11:14
a blot upon the intelligence and upon
our gratitude for what the organize
tion has done," is the way in whieh
M
is our first consideration.
Everything you 1:: 1y here
we’ll adjust to you entire
satisfaction if unwilling goes
wrong. ‘
Now with this plain under-
standing you can go ahead
and buy your Spring 51111,. 1'. M. c A. in a letter addressed 11,}
furnishings. hats, with 1111 him l0 A. G Knebel associate general/1
easy mind, .serrelary of the ‘Y " \V’ar Work Culin-
Everything for men an ml' “" ' .
boys‘ wear! new this set-9:11. die bases the statements in his let- ,
is waiting for YOU_ l (121' upon information obtained by him- 1
Today a 333:1 rial line of 1'11.- l self 1nd the. t-mlliuyt's of his theaters
tractive SUI": fC!‘ men a? .thl'ollghout the country in conversn:
‘ 1 tion with thousands of soldiers Mr.
‘"'0
O .
‘ IAlllt't' ill‘llarf's that he
1 ltnILWS
personally
11.’ the high Istt-em in which
' III Il1e1IrIc1Il prorossion holds the Y.
3
l
l
l
"‘3 m” "”3 little taken. Rogers & SlEVBflS :l. I‘. .-\. and all kindred institutions?
...—-—v—~———'\ \ v . . F
’l‘uoyoung crop-shooters t’l'oul Norwalk South Norwatb 1 £3,122" :fmg‘r: 3:11?"th Sign] 2:42.:
Slllingwood were before ('lliel’ of countries. ,
l‘olit'e “'mm." 1:. Pt-nnington Ihl< He speaks also of the assistance‘
tum-lung and v.1-I'e giwu :1 St'\t'l't‘ talk. -'\ FUHl Hull-ill: L'le‘. No. l‘.‘~l:.’l (‘onn.. that .11 tor: and artist! have so {rt-cl)"
in: 1.. and warned, ';:.~‘ I~o|:.-n from Stamford Inst even- rendered and are Silll I'enderlnlz. l0:
' ..... in; ; lllI- .\.\30('ffl.ll0n. saying; "The Tlll'flll’l':
7' . ‘ g _ ‘_ . Inl people. :15 a whole. have done'
(ll't'kt‘ll tlllmI-s :Ire ilLllllll ilt‘lHt' In .1 . .- . . .. . . Pppndm work. "rlll't'inlly u“ 3”st :
.\'I11'II':1llt and lust evening \\'illilllll ”illl.‘ “MI" 11. .\t".\1'll\, .\ .l.. ~pI-nl {rm . . . . '9
_ ‘ 1 . _ . ‘ v . . _ ll Ihe hegmmng ol the star, :Indl
l'mlmll ol' Osborne il\'t'lllll'_ 111.41 flu: "”““"-‘ m N””” "N“RH‘ ”‘ng on are still lloill: I'I. twin: active !:1 en~
311-14,» hens and ti slllall chit-ks Hl‘t'Ol‘ll-
in: M :1 1-11I11plnill' mode to the police.
lllt'lllb terlgll'llinz lllo‘ soldiers in the h123pll~.
Ills, at the I'llntonmen‘s. ht-neritsnl all
kinds :_'.v1-n for U.“ relief and aid 1-10-‘
:\I‘1()llll'l' I-IIIIlplalIlI llil“ Ln-I-u made
, . ‘ to llll polite .1bonl the notions ol bins “Mi” "0" 01” homecoming lemon."
l‘ln: young men uho ll'lt‘d to break ' .. ‘ . . . ., ., -.-
. g 'h' ‘ I ‘ (‘ p, m, (“hm-m. Mum... (“,ng 11 dmm” , The. tounx Mans I hrmtmn 1\.‘-0‘
111111 .1111 . Ulla me nu on 111- min I n, mil dnnmmL m H Menu l'l. (‘lhlluilh’ devotlou. I-nerz)‘ and self'
. . : 'I‘ :1 ' . ' ' 1- ‘ '.~ ' :— . .. .
111-111 turnpike last. evening were ' ‘ ' l flllt'l‘lflt‘t‘. .\ll'. Albee I'IIIltlnues.' has
scum-It away by Louis Nyal‘y who “‘“m‘m John [“mm" ”“"“""““"' been so glorious and of such month,
(tauglll them in line action 11nd who “"’ _._ H ' ’- Hm" ”may“. I-anuot bplw“: tho; any-
fired off shotgun. PIRIE M.mD:)NA..o's HOME ENTER. M" “m ‘ “"‘h‘JO'N‘X (“HM-‘9 “8;
' ' , ED great work. or rI‘fI‘l‘ to It any we) ex-
t 19 I l l 5; .
.lat'k lilortlnn lI:r.~' l‘t"li.1ll"tl lli~
('ll‘l'li
store.
llll'
lll'nI-k-
the I
In (‘ont-nlly &
en's .llll‘k
Illailhtnys in the, Norwnlk high st'llool
posi-
sition Its
~ltm- l5 one 111'
hast-ball nine and resigned Iris
11-11111 tin-“w! “m ”Pt'alse has been given In the
__ “mm ‘ Workers of the Y. M. l‘. .\. without ,1
‘llnlnll ’l‘lv'l'anliuu. driving iilmw [Km “_m__ m_ m “a?" “.“d to blame lh|6.‘mat o 1'?
‘ -1... . . ' , ' . ' - 1... .11 1.... “1.1.1.1111“ 1111—111 it‘ll“ lullon Ior the uhurtw‘ommfi! of n few. I
5:. lI'I‘I “luck SIN" H'Ozdne 0" 3“" terd' ‘ , would be un-Amerlcnn. un-ttltrlstllke
rilt.:1vemle while the latter was riding '_“ “ ‘6" it “as immediate” ”T- and a blot upon the intelligence and
:1 bicycle near the South an‘wulk mil- portrd '" m” lnrul "MW" Wh" ”“WH' upon our gratitude for what the or-
.rdmi station yesterday and bl'olcc- the gated. T 0“" “plum-“"1“ it “1"“ m“ gnnizutien has done. I 1H"? talked
't'I-r'mt wheel on the biko. Pagan" W'-
pm-1-erl the matter In the polit-e.
The wind and rain storm or .Vt‘SltJr'
di1y played havot' with the trails an.
«bored in the NIH-walk harbor and
ratified much damage and among otlII-I
things tore the l}. S. government light
that was located north of Long Vflmeh
from Its anchorage and it
ashore on Keyser‘s Island.
an\p‘~-
u'n shed
NESTLE’S MILK
CHOCOLATE
60c lb.
Stillson- Powell Corporation
South Norwalk
1;..1‘ 1 ,"Il’
now LONG COULD m
LIVE as you are used to
. WW“,
living if pay day stopped
\\'illnrd street, West Nov-wall! and loot-
Iion 1,. devote his entire time to thc "-mnnum a
work of tutor-s.
taken. were an 5“
with It lens valued at $135,
111's. raiseoats, canned goods. revulvo-l'x.
and :1 quantity of imported wines.
VICTORY LOAN MUCH OVERSUB.
(If L‘Illlliet‘ll'ul and
.In (”Cf-Silllfil‘l‘Klllrm ol’ $72.TI:I:.!I'.II with
. lllttny ballksnlnl t‘lllt‘l ('HllI 11m: ph-Iwm
I usually match the suit.
cumin: in the most ltt‘ltlatory tenant:
"l have read some Wonderful letters
from artists abroad t'onnI'I‘tetl Il'll the
Young M'm's ('hristiau Assn. who“
have been entertaining soldiers, who
deny that there is any condition exist~
in: In the workings of that organiza-
tion whivh is not or the most liberal
and humanitarian kind.
l\
l II-iug .1n ;1\e and :1 grub hot,» to
in :1 Norm door and all! inside door
1lI' their their voltages. miserennts 1-nw
11ml the home of Villa Mclmnald. on
with hundreds of soldiers. i might say;
through my employees. We have tslked‘;
Iitlt thousands of them. who visit our‘
‘lueatcrs ouch pet-k. especially the
wounded. In whom we give an elite!“ '
tainmenx one morning of ouch week.
and we have not. up In the present
tune. heard on" adverse 1-ritI1-ism. 0n.
Among lllt‘ flrll(‘ll-.“
I-quimletl
(taps. sweat-
('1Illll‘i‘il
sCRIBED the contrary. there l1:1.~ been nothing
_ but unstimed praise for the self-saw
NE\\' YORK. May 1:. llelnltd rv- "“199 and the Emmi" Ilvv-Ils perfurmrd
borts ol' subscriptions to the Vii-tor} .s alrvlnhur "terms and other tunger- ‘
_ . . (tlld IIIlIInteI-r work by loose who went .
Loan In the l't-tlm-n! Resm-u. linen-ml, :Ihroml m ”w .m-rvn-n ”1 H)“ Young
I-olupl'isina NI 11' York Stale :Ind part1I Stu-1's l‘lll‘lI-lllttn \ssm-iation. "
Kr“ .l1 l\l'\. \lnw.
TELLS STORY OF
“lMMDRlAl-ZBTH”
C. A issues Book of
lntereslimr Farm
Hill to be llt‘lll'll l‘lIull 'l'lit JEN-1:1
tqul lullllV 11.15 $1...',.1111~111111.11 mm. 1.1.
l'mmlnl.m.~<ni1l
11x1-1’1-tl'll
IllI-\'iIII1lv l.::IIIl
IIItnl won‘d
wllI-ll lllt‘ t‘innl l'ipul'es 11'1~1't-11I11il:1bl1\_
(ll.
‘1'.» llllll‘ll
ll1i<
, ,. Y. M.
CORN PFUCES SOARING
~(‘lll('.-\GO. .‘clatj
sl{\'\\‘:l|'tl flizllts by
resulted Hula}
“The flllluortalY:1r.kee ll'vixlon"
is 'lIt- name 112 :1 IomhiuI-d division.“
ll‘sltn'). dir-ellory and book of statis-
tllth which the NtlrIlII'ns-
tern department III" the Y. M.,I‘. A.
hraduunrtem in the lellllt‘ building, is
l2.Svus:Itioll;ll ll--\\
prim-94 in lllt‘ 1‘11l'u
lllilllil'l from lllI‘nL’l'v-
=5 I1I' l"';ltlll} available Nupplim :IIIIl
“Pl weather
ll'I's of XII-I
fit
[”31“ lu-usp;1-I> Ill fllrll'i‘l‘
3,1,1“..- m “Lonny... ('ol'll for 51"“ ll'“ Illslrlbutim: with its commitments.
liver." and to fill 51:1) ljnnIraI-ts well? The book was compiled until the otTI-
Io the hiuhtsl pl'm-s so I'm- on tlII' (Ilul ('(lml’lflnt‘v or Mai-lien. Edwards.
m.‘ on! I'l‘lll‘. Mi” 5mm“: to 1,77 arm-I" “hose pirture forum Iho- l‘rontisplet'e.
0f 3 Cent‘s. and Maj. H}i|ll, his aide, assisted in
preparation or the material. which is
godlt'ial. A feature in "20 reasons
- why the Y!) will be remembered for-
ever." A 1-brunolodenl table.
“where the division has been"
lll'lIlIlaIv. :m IIIt‘lnigllt l‘lSt‘
11 bllsht-l.
DICTATES OF- FASt-HON
(‘onl lining:I are bright in culm
lit-El in lllzttel'ial.
of
_ (‘Oll'
talus 11 condensed history or the or-'
and ‘
Most suit coals khow IlII- nnrmnl- . : ‘ .
l ll l h it ‘ ganlzatmn 1|!" Vital Htflllfith'fl in-
s mil 1 er ant arm I1 ._ . . , _ ,
. I-luce 31:0 suI-ressn'e (‘l'lOdS 111:.“ v
Blouses are lather olnbornu» and p 1' t b.
‘ the unit in the front lint-II.
.and lll;ll"l"lal ruptured.
prsoners
the tolal ras-
bonletllues lillte_g¢11.lltllne I-t‘ tun? unltiea H‘K‘Wd dlildllt'l’ 53mm! on
shades 15 “fit"l “1 1‘ S'UL dltlerv-nt tmnls :InIl~eIt11r~1 otc‘upze'
Tl'iuult'ue is better liked lllnll A Alb“, ‘hnw‘ the identity “.1".
2,419,. various regiments. battalions. tmiua,z
A Taffeta is list-1| for the newest ; om-pnpies. hullt’l‘lt‘fi. ”000-“ and I‘d“
. coats ' tam. In ms. with local organizations
. - of ruinous. state survices.'l‘hel'1:are
Voile lining: 'dI'I' Fllggr‘fiit‘v‘l 1VW‘nlsIo a list of battles. the preslam
coats. strength and the (itatipns awarded
the division and Its subordinate ur-
Once a nin‘el horate 'ewels are in
g n J Situations. The from covet beans
é; tomorrow? .
4.4
1-7.
l . .
,1, A growmg Savmgs Ac-
'I count takes the edge oil' '1
_ 1 I favor. '- the words: “The Immortal 211111."
-' ““3 none too pleasam' ’ Side panels are :1 feature in skirt with YD insignia. and the back cover
. ; fought ; tl'lnlmlngS. tnnounee. that. one;1 duchu'ge
-. ~ , . _ _. ) ‘papers are good for t ree monIh's
l . Embrouler, “ill for the present hei mbmborshlp in his home town “Y”
less used. _
1 I'
7
l
7.. $1.111 ..~
‘1 f i.
.stitntedtmreulbolts.
The tall shades will be especiallv‘
popular this spring. 3'
Qualntlv flounced skirts are prom-iv
ised. .
The most useful brassieres come
\el) near being corsets. »
Mere cord or ribbons are >‘uli-' In one “It
'19:- V
jut-1') f
iii—I'm
Correspondence by the Ton
Paris. Februnry —Some idea of the'
number of letters Americnu soldiers
lwrite ,hone may be gained from the
lyset that I single item pun-ed by the
I N. C A. Purchasing Depot-taut
w - 00,000 let.-
I
11§:,:-:'
E. r. Albee. President. of Keith
\audevllle performers in the Keith '
I'. Albee stigmatizes triticism of the f
i
II
1..-
,tlI-I'umll
' termvol' pent-1‘.
:xt‘llllll)‘
and it l\ I-pr-I-tml
world.
All classes of freight ofl‘ered
CLUSIONB. Uniform service
w
m m YORK 8 NOBWALN LINE will cztablish a dailyfreight steamboat. service between New York City and Norwallt
commencing Hominy, Nay 12. thus forming a valuable connecting link between Nor-walk and the cream metropolis of the
Hanufacturers, merchants and the various trade interests will again be placed inn position where they can ship South Bound
and reociv) North Bound their various commodities on an equal basis with their competitors It mum! manhunt rates.
F‘ reight Forwarding
Freight will be forwarded as per marks and directions to the various foreign steamship, coastwise and railroad lines running
out of New York city connecting with all parts of the world. Direct bills of hiding will be obtained in shippers‘ names to all
points beyond our terminals for those who have no trucking or forwarding arrangements at either aid.
11 (3135525 Handled
by shippers will be handled by the New York and Norwnlk Line. THERE WILL BE NO EX.
will be grunted at uniform rates. Horses, carriages and 1111me will be accepted over this
line with superior accommodations offered.
“STEAMER T MARION ”
Leaves Pier, foot of East Fifth Street, daily at 3 P. 31., Sunday: excepted. Leaves South Norwalk in time for?
in New York City the following morning. Freight received from 8 A. M. to 5 P. K. Telephone connections at each dock.
New York 81 N orWalk Line, Inc.
Isnllollllwu'
A. M. deliveries
New York City, N. Y.
No Freight Received Before May 10th
' TELEPHONBSe—m Broadway, Bread 1522; New York Pier. Forsyth 9151; MNorwalk. 604.
ITALY IIIAY Go oven To
GERM ANS IF DE-i
MANDS REGARDING &
FIUME ARE NOT;
GRANTED VERY soon,
Contlnued from First Date. 3
Q
1'11le 11 I'tllllllllllt‘l' from the
National Assembly met
during: the day and dim-usm'd lin-
TIII- National As-
will meet in Berlin today.
that ('llnllt-IIHIII'
Nt'llt‘illnnlnll \l‘ill’git't- some itlt‘tt 111'
the Herman reply to the Allivx. .
'l'lll‘ Austrian Ilt-lI-gntlon t‘X-I
[levied to rem-l1 St. Germain 1111‘
Luyv on \Vt-IIIII'sduy and Will'lx‘lllt‘lh
:11'1- lll'I‘lIul‘lllgz‘ the palm-1' IIl' lI‘I'nIl-I
Nilllll".
lx
l‘l‘ l. for lllt-il- Ill'I'lllldllt')‘. lit“,
ptlrls from Paris indicate the Hun
gal'lltll [lt‘at't' mission is also 0A-
pet‘letl to arrive soon. it. loo. will
lll‘ quartreed lll St. Cel'lllnilI-t-n-
lulye. but will not be permitted to
communiI-nle with the Austrians.
“Mum-111m from Rome dl‘l'lflrl'
l'Ini liI‘ Malian pt'oplt' are Il_i.~-
I‘Ivllit‘lllv! :Illri irritated by the II."-
l:1;' ~Il the l oulwil ot Four lll.
I-l1;1 1! ." derision Illl lllt' IIIII'NI‘IIII'
(ll Filling
Alliwl ftol't‘L'h
:llslmlvll
l'tnv~
1
are reported
u"l,‘_“lll8lllu:‘ at Melons:-
l- i'lluml. to be preparing for
.111 hum-k IIII Pett'ogrnd. It is will
that Sluilltl men will ill-11,112aged in
the opt-ration. and that lI‘I-enc’l‘
t'I‘IIism'x now are lying before l'lvl:
sinul‘nrs. presumably ready to‘
i'IkI‘ part in the attnek.
S’l‘lN‘KHOLM. Sundav “111 ll.
‘Illvnte flil‘l‘t'\ 1110 preparing
lllilit11r1 opt-rations \Iitll Helsimz-
lot 1- as a base for an attack uponi
i’vtrograd. llt‘l‘ III-ding to 11 Helsing-f
fors dispatch to the Afton Tlulll-!
gen. F ii't_\ tlmusand troops are ex—
peeled to take part in the opera-
tiIm at'eordiug to the dispatch.‘
11 hwh saw that French cruisers
ale no“; hing ill the Gulf of FiII-‘
land.
I
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PARIS, Mar 12. -—Barm1
111110 the ltullan Foreign Minister.
heldu etmfire Ice toda'u' with ( ‘ol-
one! E. M. lion ‘4' of the Americani
Peace delegmmn The confers-heel posted
(rent one?" l
_ l-.
{notified on Suturdhv thev would
,lnot be allowed to go there because
NHI'WVestport had been proclaimed a
Overland Model 90 Touring Car \‘\ _.
You will find this OVerland equally pleasing in performance. It. has abundant pa“. 6:“
delivered by an engine that runs smoothly and quietly, day in and day out.
S. L. BENEDICT
73 No. Main St., , So. Norwalk
IIIIII-lleon all \\'llll'll l'oltmt-l llIIIIsI‘ lllt‘l this Illnl'llillg: and took up con-
was the ltalian'sdiplomats :rwst Nldt‘l'alltlll oi' tll‘e replies to be
{made to the latest Herman notes ——~
Hit 11 p.121 I gamma}- \lav those I‘I-umdil f! labor mutter; aml
ll, (AVNIIIIMlI-tl “lc.'\‘\l. -<—'llflll£lll\'(‘ l”“”"“" 'l “f”
'.'.:ll}_'l'll1" '1‘ .Il'e lit‘lllf: made to
trill lll.‘\\.'ll1'll'ii\\lllUl.-‘lll“rlt'.illi; l' ARIN.
lltnllm tin-1.1 \oltll Russia earl) Ill 1 ”morgue, 1-t~atlt-r~-tro“1-1101“
.l < ”fl um: haw been Ink-'11... ”0.”. mm... 1., how 11,...
“‘1 In "' “l the WIN“? ‘lu's\(’.§lt’l'(ltl\ 11 III the lt‘llllh oi'
Iltlllltl't‘ltlt Ill lll(‘ plans oi Hit ”0”]. 4,, he mm“. .,
l'lllt11l Mutt-r. government in New l“'l" 1., run”. 11.
Extension \Vindtm Nl‘t‘t‘fl’
' All sizes. 49c to 981'
Screen Doors. all ~l/1"
$1.98 to Si“ ..
-.I-l
Albert E. Grltcllt
It’s Here If It 's Harem?"
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May .I l‘.’_— ~'l‘|le
l‘eaet‘ i
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121- two “0‘th
t'l-Illu-nvmu Ill '
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.etnlw Ill \\11r Baker bllt no thfi- .1“. 10111.14 .. 1.1 :1 I“... U“ S' l‘ll‘tl w ‘5 Wash n 81 SC M’W'“
‘mle oId' l'\(' \et been received “on; ..- l .'I t ”Hm 11111 “rm. k lurff— 1 63"" phcnsfl
in the .‘1.111ic11n commander Rant/.1 , 11 J... “(highs f. “him w."
Altwl‘t‘lnll HI I Us tune but been en—' p.” I , “,1.” “a“. that the Com ,: ___——’
".'I_“t‘ll ill‘ (I .II. ",5“ st'alt‘ lll l|(' YHNtll-fl (f 11:")1‘1' lUY‘k ll‘ llllS quasi [phi
1.111l11l1 .s 11::- lib-gt. .11 ltl-l1.\ 1111 1 t 1111)., '
Ava 1111 lily to newspapers. ”11‘
ill Bl lN.\laI'12.—l“mlll: P.3lI-l5lV 'l' 11 1- «wand note is a lab 11‘3 RED WING
“alsll. Edward Dunne and lithe," I11IIII' ll‘sl‘lil‘t'tl bv the canIr-l
nel F. [111111 lepresentalive of once at Leeds and lit-rue and theyl m3 JOHNSON -~‘
lrish Stu-Ieties 311 the lulled argue that the purpose is to cre- ”.11
Staten. visited (inlwet- on SIuIdIn' .1110 among Socialists an opinion! DAYTON tu'
.Ind int -11 lb: (H 3.111.; for \\e11.fa\'11r11llle to Germany by putting
I111I-_.t although the.) “"110 ofileinllv in direct collaboration the work-
ing classes and the present gov-
t'l‘lllllI‘JI of that country.
nw ENGLAND “1‘5:
BICYCLES
A. Wllodllt
lots-1.11:8“
l
Iniiltarv area. An armored our
arrived at. “'estport on Sunder;
and'tniiitarr pickets have bear
along “will“ eve V I
BERLIN, Sundau. M111 \\-
minted Press) .~——“(1ermnnv has
stifled uni unfurled A new banner:
. Munro imibcd Pmident'.
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