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.RE KEEP OPEN
SATURDAY NIGHT
TO 9 P. M.
Light Weight
Iingplacedonsal'e.
mm
sneaker-nay
Ikh'tm'gs Mall them Wash
1m («moi-wire.“
the
Smhvim
Fancyshaaes . " E. K. BANKS
$1.50 and $2 .00
.. is just- the season of the ,1
wear them.
.3; your feet warm and
:slds.
3: Washington Street
SOUTH HORWALK.
—:IL
Islfy NeWSI
. ,. r
ioseph Dams "
uauacxsuo HOTEL . BLOCK.
I ,Soutli lea-wak-
r
._ __<_ . - “.
Mrs. Otto 11- Rhode of Stamford,
has been seriously ill for the last few
days
The Mar; 11 Victor records will go on
sale Vfondav, at Donnclh‘ s, 16 So
'Main street
Miss Edith Goodchild has returned
to lt‘er home in this city after a six
weeks’ visit to Canada.
-——Bu:,' shoes and rubbers early. Store
closes at 6 P. 211. Saturday. ConneallyI
& Bracken.
l
' Martin L. Stenp olllcisitng.
' airs: m1: M . .
visited her W fira‘r3ohn J. Jinn
son. in Stamford, Mafia).
Eat ports and 15-? Pt the div Rail Int-I
til 7 o'cloch tonight to help Nor-wall:
Wraidepts make' mItheir mm m-
turn blanks;
The case of a fourteen-yeaia- old
Springwood boy. arrested ml
lweeks ago for toting a Wgun was die-4 '
tposed of this roaming by Judge George
in Vosburgh in the downtown juvenile
court“
Funcrll of Otto F. Ehrlenbach.
The funeral of Otto F. :Ehrlenbseli ‘
yesterday afternoon from
Main-.street. Rev.
Inter-
ment took place—'in Riverside Ceme-
tery.
took place
his late home. 78
——'MondaIv. openinz day--1011 Victor
March Records. F. 11. Hamilton, 99
Wall street. _
Theodore Waslelt 20 Woodland
place, Stamt‘md. was arrested. last
night by \llnor fl. Pomera), Depart
1119111 of Justice agent and locked up
in the City Hall cell room. No record
of charges preferred against the pris
oner was left at local police headquart
€15.
One of the Connecticut Co trolleys
haveled too far to“ ard the end of the
i
M‘35 Ethel Mm“ 0f 34 Gibson Ter- Newtown arenuc‘line yestmdu} of
race is spending several days in Baltl- ternoon the result
ymore Illaryland and Washington. D. C.
Stations of the Cross. followed by
Ben.edictlbn were said last night
St. Joseph 3 and St. Mary s churches.
motiod picture creation,” the N. Y.
it)". "
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-r<-«. Mn — m
-:;12'1<1 .\l('I‘-111:1lll.
'.!1:: of tho .\'nrwa1k Bur . As- -
-;1 “Ill. be hold lhlllfllll in .1119
O‘Bzien.
11ml noicr‘, Elias
llunlillnn avenue.
11111' in Xvw Yorfii
Snit-
W111!
and Umbrellas.
1". \lmlin
795511: the
\‘s‘1-1or llwcords on
if .'..ll:1111ll111n. 49
. - .1101: 11110 has been seri-
hu- 11111111- on Sprint: street
'..1:11. is gradually imprm‘
El l11-11ll't'l5tl ill llle‘ annual
Noru'ulk Yacht Club. to
-11.: in the 110111 Mahaclo
.1111 ru‘lhcrs curly. Store
\I. Saturday.
; .1. 1111:1va 1111-: been elect-
‘ "1.» Woman‘s Missionarv
:11! the (‘onm‘cgatioudl
11:2:lu1port. I
. 3:11! rubbers early. SQOTO
11.5411111'dny. Connéaily
’ 11111511111: of 1111- Norwml'.
will be held tonight Ol-
lccted and other import-
:1 .mrlacted.
.11111 rubbers early Store
‘. .\1. Saturday. ‘Conneallyi
of Miss Frances Ruth
.. :-_l.l01 of Mr. and 3'l1'3.
. .1. former Best Norwalk
Imuiel W. Young. son of
\ounz. 16 Charles B
’ ‘ :111'0 place (mm) at the
l-utklcv‘ 5 mother
1‘.C. NG SATURDAY NIGHT,
G1 ace Brother-5'
with
91‘1le ll: ill,
151' llt‘stl'fl
Lied rm order of removal for
":'-tlnc. who will be taken
New Haven County Jail to
. 4.110111 state hospital, at Mid-
The order was based On a
from Dr. J. D. Sullivan, who
'vOiilt'fll :1 committee to examine
- and who found him to be
- enmourning band’s. O‘Brien
' 'l’f‘l were seen in Slmv‘r's
'5. _' 11.11111 PmkI Flax Hill Road
. ek. evidently coming much
- 111: 1csidences hereabouts
111' food than has usually
.; c 1. 10111.5“: deer were 1104
1 “'oodworth farm in W'il
\111111la33being chased by a
21111 escaping over a fence
‘ .E'llfk f’lm
'T1ln1'cus H. Holcomb yes.
.5 OF THE MOST THRILLING
'1 «1111111 in New Yor " the
+111 of “The Heart of Hu-
: 1l1c Palace Sunday etch.
FE \ T—HOLATUM
for
.Neuralg‘ia, Bore ME
Catarrh and Golda
1- Powell Com;
Connpally '
Cathedral}
reels
have purchased the
[Studwcll property,
1 slrrt‘t.
1 D1. Hilam 13. “"est
er in the navy
73 South
21' medical odio- ‘
Times said of “The Heart. of Human— the office of secretar} of state,
At the Palace Sunday evening, 8 ford, papers of incorporation of
Triangle \lotor Transport Company. .
Policeman and Mrs. John Toothlll formed by three local young men and
Mrs John W who null enter the express and truck-
Main ing liusinCSS
“as a visitor in Nor-
being that the
front wheels rolled onto the ice w.11ch
cover the tracks at that pain tie
[in wrecking crew being called 111:0 ac
tion to pull it back to the tracks aufl
—A DISTINCT ACHIEVEMENT m duty
Attorney John J Cuneo has filed' in
Han
the
The incorporators' are
Joseph Marnca,
\Villiztm rFnulds
Burglars who climbed ov-el the I) out
walk. yesterda) when he renewed x3 transom of the atom of Andrus at
quaint 1mm with many friends in the Nacd I“! at
city.
-«Propnrtu- owners. New floors for
3111' home, old or new can be installed
by our mechanim. Get our prices.
Phone 1032, St. John & Keyscr, Bulld-
Iona cit}.
Irene Baylies, the 15-year old girl
who waa arrested in Broklyn. Januaay'
was (liar
21. charged Willi larceny.
Brooklyn
charred yesterday in the
Children‘s court, yesterday.
-—-Mcn‘s and Boys Caps. O'Bllen
1 St. John (1": Kcyscr builders. have
the George E. Henion bungalow Da-
ritn, in the hands of the masonsI also
the bungalow being erected at Toke
helm for New York parties.
A lime-1’. lriv en bv Anthony Coppola
in mm: out for a wagon at Norihl
Main and Ann streets. yesterday was
2111 by an American Express Company' a
truck in charge of Harry Hyatt. The
rear left wneel of the Coppola car
was damaged the spokes being vbrolo
en in the crash .
John. L.A11en was sleeted president
of the Men'g Christian Industrial lea-
gle of the South Norwalk 3&1 E.
church at a regular business meeting.
lhst atom, to succeed Frank W.- Had-
ley. Following the transaction of
routine business, a social time, with-
refreshments was enjoyed.
I —"OUR Aowcs IS (30 To see
"‘The Heart of Humanity] " the N. Y.
Tribune said of the picture playing at
the Palace Sunday evening. 8 reels.
Mrs. Mar) Fortune Passafuuie. ofI
was one of eight petitioners
this city,
who filed action for diverce in the
Superior court yesterday. Mrs. Passa-
firme asks for a separationl from An-
thony Passafume, also of this city. and
alimony and change of name The
couple were married October 9 1-918.
Mrs Passufume alleges cruelty '
5 Rev A. J. Plunkett D. D. pastor of
'sr. Johns church Shelton. will be the
speaker, tomorrow evening at 7: 80
o ‘clock at the Lenten services in St.
Joseph's church. Dr. Plonkett. an.
able forceful speaker, will discuss
"Some Thoughts on Present Dev Agi-
tations." Dr. Plunkett has many
friends in Norwalk who will be glad
or this oppomunity of hearing him
talk
. —"lTS INTENSE STORY W'lLL
hold you to the end. " the 1N Y Even-
ing Telegram said of. .Tbe Heart of
31111111111112. " At the Palace Sunday
e'weniwng 8 reels.
Gilbert R. Hastings of this city. is
lthe defendant in a suit for $400 damag-
es brought through Attorney Keogh &
entice by Frost & McNab. Inc.. New
111 City. Papers-o of attachment were
filed yesterday in the office of Town
tie-r11 Embeft R Smith by Deputy:
lSh-r-rig Edward B Doulen‘s.
Government jobs are open for hori-
uncharted soldiers and sailors '
01'3ny
as sten’ographers and typlsta it rthe
government offices in Washington.
south Norwalk A, 4 . . 1, n A .
m OIL? “
«AL MONEY D .- ' ,
. I ' '
DEPO 1'
SHED is mitten in black mm white
IN THIS Em . £9“ ”'1'“ “'“‘
” ‘; OR Bnym 7 i 1' ' 7'7 :7 “in”; 77777
MARCH bth .
'1'. .11 be credited r
1 interest from: " ‘ “ "
March let. .1
12 A5\lum stxeel Hart-
,llord. Tuesdzzv ninht. secured $17 from
3. ca ‘11 iegl;te1 owned bv Eli Pakul-
ski formerlt of South \n1"'\\..flk ‘.\l1.
Pakulski has a c'ltzai counte: in the
I stow. -
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HIGH SCHOOL NOTES.
The senior class dance: connnhtee
are forming plane for :11» dance to be
gin-n by the coming Lll'f'lflul-t'B “hlch
will take place in the popular town
'assemhly 11ull.cnr'lI\ in AW“ The
commlltoe. )l; -11 .lu"- 35" he. .‘llal
Mary 'llcauy, \xfl 1i.1r1 \\ .ml. 1': 11‘
Borglum and Frank Robinson will
latex announ‘co the defini in plan.-
I The senior (la: < 1711 N11 year 21'?
a social time in the school assembh
hall to the Futile ~4._- hc 1‘ 11 March - l.
musical entertainment and dancing
furnished bv the high ecluol dance or-
chest1a.makinztho 7‘...‘ one to be
lacking forward 110.5-
The graduating class this year
which is the largest the high school
has ever had some nineh odd yo... 2.
men and women, starting their new
lives in various spheres ofI I'out war 11!
will hold their class reception in the
‘New iRoyal James IlotelI w.icl1 is now
being rapidly/remodel!” and rebuilt.
MRS. WEEGFIMAN
Feeghman. owner of a sir-in
tauranis and former preside; (313).:
Chicago Federal League and Chicago
,Naiional League 81-140mm Clubs. yes
terdny was sued for dlr'ome
WEATHER ransom.
.54.“
For Norwalk and v1
:‘lgl‘glptrobayg light snifxi'nitii-
an un - °
gentle south wig sfigllilimgfgfnii
central over upper Michigan is cane:
'ing cloudy and unsettled weather. withl
'flurries or snow, in the Lake region
Iand Ohio Valley. Areas,“ high pres-
sure are central ove1 South Dakota
and Georgia. The temperature can
liimlle; low over New England but is
ersnndisilr‘lzg. “kkhfhl’lerl‘” 81 and soot
20 below zero. 1‘ E d Vt, report
—» Cheet-
rain. lute
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1 AAM. woos-rm
lee. lax-minu- om Fauna 6m“
PATENTS"
S-JIorWonPate-u
11“"3'NL' “mm
The Harrison
Shoe for Boys
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Fred A. \\'00d and IA
WANTS DIVORCE ’
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CHICAGO Feb. 28,—Chofles H.
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Favorite color for women‘s
Imost everv modcl .
collection now ready.
[and charm and individuality.
. Herc
(hips.
pied and full- skirted models
I Who chooses now
service.
Slvles.
service.
pockets; with “lining.
1' ' = f 'rHE HOWLAND our on.
c
Ripples, waxy charming dc
Of course. there are other
are full- skirted jackets.
And handsome braiding.
nd clev or littlc pleats in clusters.
And embroidery in gleaming silk.
Tricotine and serge, favorite fabrics; What beautiful
effect they have and how excellent their quality!
-.Yes all the suits have short jackets.
do not look a bit shorto
“bobbed.” Instead they are smart of air.
will enjoy (3
Navy blue
and ripplesl!
stockings 6: camisoles.
Spring sits-is navy bluej
Not real heasy weiglit but firm of weave and stauncl
—-tkey will not fear many taps through the tub— fl -
m1 W
'Doukle-Mce Suite!
. New member of the DoubleService funny so.
and a mighty good addition they are!
Finest. ofmesiY woolens —- and those melons in
and patterns that boys will eagerly choose for
\.
late good clothes
lightful, appear upmul
These are two outstanding features of the excellent
things which give beauty
And Sklrls with funin similar pretty pink shade—$4 and $55.
And efieetive pocketsl
And shoestring belts.
But those ri
hoice. from first and
finest of the season~will also enjoy longest pertod of
$35 to $35
Second floor.
Boys’ special new
' . Wash suits -$3 -
Freehand pi etty and durable, new Spring styles, and
at a special price of three dollars.
Spotless white for“dress up.”
Smart stripes in cheerful colors.
Plain and blue gray or green with trimming of while.
New middy and belted styles pleasing Oliver Twist 5
‘beauteous protectors.
v
--
311W a bargain. -
Trim and graceful Norfolk coats, belted and oval
fitted with special pencil pocket.
' Trommrtwitkamlfitary fullness 1.1111121111111153 .
with smart little flaps and buttons on hip and watch G l l lfisl I and 899“ mm
the lot. . ’
'. Herked,tos‘1mup,byamnnberoffeatwesw which
will appealto boys who enjoy and appree
Front basement.
327.5036“ 1!
sewn-v
w...—
lsers,. will be ever to the m-
tents next week by as some»;
ernnient under the terms of the Treaty;
ot VMHBI, £0 ammouncgnf
mentmadeatsmeeflngotthe‘ l
elation or defiant: Fishermen at ‘
busted-Br. flees Needle. 1119...; .1
‘ mm m be mil byl
tracers or the German our-candle Ma-
memt We: German 8 1
onus VESSEL elven iNIBNTE. ed in an order m the 111211 50m
BERLIN, Friday Feb 27. ---One hour elm
,dred and» may vessels, including!n - mum
eight battleships and a number of cru‘ "”1“?"
hoodlum-ten of the
Several arrests have
Work-
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1.
Ethical of the finest W.
Ofmth a lisle top—have deep garter top and double. toe—a
ind add charm and attraction to one ’s “not
otsorwiths‘cmllsandbewty- spots-III slim of
lo$3yd.
Bee-Midfi-
no you: M in like ekelot
“A";
.
Beautiful silk
fie monies of fine Italian silk m delicious shade of
mm beanfificd bv fine lace and ribbon or kg .,
Georgette embroidered in tasteful patterns —-- ' "
$350.
And film tailored vests and 11100111ch 111’ Italian 83‘
Mot M dik- stockings from the famous Ila-
llummills.
Waltz-GIN with white ‘in smart design—«every
Handsome cordovan and Mark Slm‘kings of pure sill:
50.
[Aflml‘b
New veilings are
Turn aside every chilling—breeze, ward o: discomfm't,
Fancymeehuandplaimwith fittleMofMlh
liltiebeauty—givers. Woven Midland do”.
mdckeninem—Msofehrml A:
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Wmmadiamplemmmyfi.
Memhmtfldmnmgmzyudswm
Maydhwnsndorgandyaone with M
W. M
(let shoes, Men,
and save $l. 50 to $4
lhggoodlotdmsfioeegoonsaleatw
Mmmfimwemshm .
Thatmwhogstespoirisgomgtogetw
Hal-What goodstyle, true cm,
Hotalmkave thechance. For mtallrmmI
Butthsmam‘wko canfindhiseiae,fln&vdm
BlueheusndEnglialilad‘s, stew oxfiudfles.
Invest a few minutes, men, infludhg out 11195.
$10 shoes for-4
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