occuii of woe is filled with
“a filled to running over.
, - tromthis 'twouidhe but
m we'd be right in clover.
res-e1 ice is far from nice When
M an and perish; these
m gratefully should cherish,
no go trucks 'are not worth
moi in'sach a tragic season. So
I weir-also the horse these days
- it's ad without good reason.
\
1113 of
1m
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"In! Dinner 11: 30 to 2' 30, 401:
l Sup/per Including Soup 65:
m Full Course Dinner, 8511
,1! North Main Street
11: 30 to 1 a. 111.
Phone 2253
J
'Oall 499 -
JAPFE & ASH
We are in the market'i'or all
' of junk, second-hand fur.
.. . and old clothes.
We pay the prices for every-
ICE St, East Norwalk, 0t.
Smith, Underwood,
Remington. an other
. makes. sold.rentsd,1
r'epaired. Rentals, 85
per month. Machines
1 sold atslopermonth.
_ . PCUMBER.’ ‘
”WRITER EXCHANGE.
. Palm“! Ave. Bridgeport, Conn.
SPECIAL
LADIES’ SHOES
Newest Last
At $5.00
1 Value $7.50
See Them in the Window
, ;__ MAX LEVY’S
;, g 31 South Main St,
$9111th at C ('nter next ye
:béiit about 60 or 70 who “ "“
graduated in 1-' orwalk
‘ Ik‘sxllv-
easy For
BLACKSTONE TEES
AARON 'KOHN
~ - Supplies and Accessories
5 Railroad Ave.
w. friends who serve out-1.
1.
L
cllorse‘:
v
»
Quahty--Serv1ce--Pr1cc
Wallis them important when arms Opens and
EVERYBODY m EVERYTHING all at once? ‘
lately unborn circulated about. status
Theprohlemwillbenottoeelllumberbnthowtodm.
tail-shares: a fair‘
mute‘ltsothateveiyonemaygeta
”price.
rhesekeepinmmdthetmbm‘ell'Mmstyonrom
mend and that we shall countitsprivilsgstobeofservice
507011.
The. Hatch £5? Bailey CO._
.1 H O .
» VA great Z’tieal Of ' excitement was
caused yesterday when a certain gen-
tleman visited the school. Inn-tad!-
that the new principal was here. How‘- '
Cover, 11. we. not summer in the our
the! this rumor wits discredited.
f 11‘; cleo'and next-11a (31:11.11.- mm
a rehearsal MOnday altemocn‘in the
assembly. Plans are being pee-teeter!
for the coming concert in April.
'Ralph Arnold, Donald‘Fslrchild and
Ralph Huntington expect to visit, Wes
leyan University in Middletown over
this weekend.
HO'siery for
Ralph Huntington is going to visit
his friend, Fred Lovejoy, at Wesleyan -
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Buy Your Groceries Here
And Have Them Delivered to Your Home
Fancy Ceylon and India Tea. per lb. ,,.._;....,.,,.,.,,, . .- 45c , of importance mu be “decided upon. . ‘
Niucqa _Nut Oleo. the World’s best.l b. . . . . . . . . . . . 351: so that all those aésmng to box will
lrglma Dare Wine . . . . . . . . . . . . 50¢ and 95¢ W19 ' now when and where things are to
StnctlyFresh Ears. per dozen 80c begin. . ' , :5;
Sweet Apple Cider ..........30c quart. 128110115100 - 1.. 3. IF? = &
Malt Breakfast Food.n 25c. Shoppina‘ Ba . " CITY’S HOTEL ,
Nryslt fig]: I’ifivlvdetraegl MC make“ fibuuarts. 1) 5 .. 'rmm'rv MEN'S cLus. “DE GINK” IS
0' Y8 an ion 0 cc. per . . . . . . '. . . . .. C An important meeting of Trinity
After Dinner Bl Coffee. per lb. . . . . . . . . . . 43c Men's Club was held last evening. The BEING SHUNNED
end
Blue Label Ketchup. large bottl
mam
Fresh Bread. Cakes. Rolls.
I“;
every hour at Whtie House Breadery. next to
eooeosooeeeeee'
Florida Oranaes. sweet and iuicy. . ~
1 Qc.\45c. 60c. 65c do’z. f
Buns. .Etca fresh
Beckmann Grocery
83 Washington St. ~
Phone 1405..
.~
and will go {Rom there to visit Jean ‘
Dumortier, who is attending a mili-
tary school in Sumeld.
..n4<
All Models
The boxing‘ club is about to start ac-
tivities. A meeting will be held this
afternoon in room 18 at 1:15. Matters
Men, Women and Children
All Grades of Silk, Lisle, Wool or Cotton at fair prices
Underwear for the Family
111 heavy, light or medium weights
F Greet Mills Union Suits Are the Best
rm areas omens AT 6 r. at momenta “runners.
special feature or the meeting was the
rep'Ort from the entertainment com.
. miitce who held a meeting at the rec-
to” 011 Monday evening and remind!
mended which recommendation was
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a room; drift into Norwalk‘m they
ceaseless Journey in’gs.
Chief of Police William R. Fen
" versity of Sydney.
s
unantmoualysdopted by the club, that
Country Club the first week in April
date to be announced 'later. A
speaker of national reputation will be
secured and covers will be limited to
100 The club Wis very much pleased
with the business like report from its
,1:
.,
'1 link?
Schultze’s Thursday Specials
SHOULDER STEAK
HAMB‘URG STEAK . ..
FRANKFURTS
.........
o sessil‘oo
. nuo‘lu’cy Al-
BOLOGNA
BRISKET CORNED BEEF .1. . . . . . .-. .‘. .
PLATE CORNED BEEF.
or 111‘s 'poiice as to the natm-e at. 3 u.‘/
Llevidence 111cm \Vlh'rh u
........ 229 1b.
..... 22c lb.
“HIV.
250 lb.
........,... 25c lb.
10c lb.
1 !
I'DIII‘Il121-2c1bt
WATCH FOR OUR FRIDAY FISH SPECIALS.
Schultzc’s Sanitary
Markets
new ‘ financial secretary. Tmest R.
Taylor. He brings to his office much
experience in fraternallwork and also
a thorough business training. which
bids fair to make him a very efllcient
olllcers.
The club gave a vote of appreciation
to Samuel Cockefur. who has present-
van *1“
kit: 11111) .with' r‘
- mo fiflahle oil
paintings, which will be very appto~
prints to giving home-like appearance
to their parlor.
The following nominating commit-
i‘“
will oc'cu'r the third Tuesday in March.
The how ofllcers will take charge the
first Tuesday in April.
4———_—-
soon-1 NORW'ALK METHODIST
CHURCH NOTES.
The 'ladics‘ Aid Society ' holds its
ms slid TOBACCO.
Ugo-Date Cigar Store
.. M80.Norwfll
Tel. 1581 '
t!
nsno YOUR (1an WITH
01.03111) cuts at
. 'RTABLE QN com
DAYS
iRIA TAXI CO.
Pho e793 .
1 Specials In
AUTOMOBILE
SUPPLIES
on will save money if you
new as we are closing out
{allowinglinesz Ajax, Fin-
Pennsylvania.
7C! good value in Racine
' 1 gnaranteed5,000milos,
.1, gognln
mum 111105
Hudson and Victor
'-"’ ........
BEST SANTOS
United States License No. 17,.908
wuonssALs
““1 1 1101mm sou-m roman:
- RETAIL t
moans, alumnus I ~ L
35c 1b. ~COFFEE—35c lb.
BEST MIXED TEA 39c LB. i" m
.eeooee-n-ne-eeessee
Fresh Eras
Best Elzin Creamerv Butter . . . . . . . . .'. . . . . . 69c
Best Ch
Limbura‘er C
heese
eeeoe
eon-o-
Genuine Philadelphia Cream Cheese . . . . . . 18c 1)
Fresh Pot Cheese . . .
65c doz.
lb.
35clb.
49c lb:
eases-loos
seer-noses.
Selig: 4‘
Fresh Sweet Butter on hand every day.
SUGAR FOR EVERY
BOT Y
Standard Butler .81 Egg Co.
12 NORTH MAIN 8T., SOUTh
53 War. NORWALK
NORWAII
l
i
annual meeting this afternoon for the
election of officers and committees for
the new year. The- past year has been
one of the most successful the at. clot}
has had in years.
.. The second of tho services in the
Lenten series on “The Discipline of
Life" will He held iii the lecture room
on Thursday. evening at '1’. 45. To
morrcw evening‘s subject will, bu
"The Discipline of the Home Life."
and ‘the dominant thoua ht will be that
of the home as the greatest single in
fluenco in the shaping of charractc
. The Junior Epworth League will hr
organized on Friday altemocn at the
iohurch. All children under sixteen
7years of age are invited. The League
will be unde1 the direction of Mrs
Rodman J. Lilly as superintendent
and Miss Ruth Middleton as assistant
'Bbth are teachers of expe1 19111.0 111
the members hold a-.banquet at the
nihgton said this morning that. whcr-e ‘
as, in past years {10111 100 to 150 men
applied each month for accommodal
lions at the Smith street chic
in spite of the plentitude 01' Jobs
and high wages paid. it was slated at
tho office of the charities bureau in
the City Hall this fotenoon that there
1
ziven as a Million in: this 1all1erun-
Iganized the expedition of the
"hotel. .. of the Ellice Group
winian theory of 191'! fomiation.
gThoma‘s was a i‘rcquem connihutor to
many scientific jotnnals and
FRANCE TO HAVE GOOD CROPS. '
SIB THOMAS STUART DEAD.
SYDNEY N. S. W. Match 3,—- The
death was annfiunced today of Sir
Thomas Anderson—Stuart. distinguish-
ed physician and scientist, and dean
of the faculty of medicine in the Uni 1
He pas born in...
'FAVORS INCREASING
(Continued From Film-l Par.
no one had been decidul 11: 1
,8cotlaud 5“ 1856-14 ' 1A1 the February meeting 01 1‘»
1 Sir Thomas was actively entincd 15, "Gila voted to change ,1“, , .u
[with many or the medical and scion-1“,. 806,613,... of ”H, b0: ,d M .-
”“0 societies of Great 3mm“. and commissionci of education and 1!
achieved w‘ide publicity when be 01-10 be phospn will takc mp pg...
How“ Charles D. Hine, When he 1‘“ 1:3»
Socli-t) of London to Funafuti Island; The board changed the 1mm
in ”I? Pacific monthly meetings from the ‘i:~1
.m
it
Ocean The expedition in boring to day to the second Tuesday ‘0‘»
3,121 1313;111:1251:er :13“: m)“, dwin la depth of one thousand feet in (oral month and also voted to h”?! s»
‘ 10ck.secu|ed confirmation of the lhfi- femnce in the near future wnh
Association of Superintendents
referencc to educational li‘glsfidi‘u
.Sir
we 1c—f
all was known in scientific (llCi'S C‘NlSH DOCK WORKERS ST""
Fare 11 laige numbex of requests being; . COPENHAGEN Tuf-‘fidat 3111.;
made at this time for cin help. the thgouzhciut ”I? amid ._ . _,. lunanlsh dockwo 91's haxe 11 1‘11 ..
recent epidemic, of sickness “as unload Dutch Sb ”,5 01' handlv In
«€115,111 the harbot of (Km-1'11»;
usual condition. in view of the em- ‘ RAVRIS. March _‘ ‘F‘Pm'h “11’3“” "3km: 1mg stand out 01 :1. 1. 9.1%.,
ployment situation g’:7('0°d 0‘01) NOSI'OK‘IS throes: mut H. m“: lunch “0,1...”
.__._______ 'l‘rancc 1111‘ mpmtcd h) tbr- Jounfull -._. _ .-—————— ~—
TREE HI‘LTS TROuJEY 3f)l‘fit'§i1>l “inch M1111“ that {he t‘;nnti l G o p SlNEEPS TORFJNGTOI
.40 m w
"w “ m...‘~?.
‘
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.le
theI tree was so great that the from)
vestibule of the car was smashed. Thel
crew was almost under the express!
put on the 1e1e1se.
He called to the conductor to save;
himself while he again attempted to'
put on the air. \\ hon the car-
crashed into the tree the motorman;
was thrown headlong over the.
controller and tluough the glass. I
front. ,
Crew Taken Home
lie was bruised about the abdomen!
and legs. The first ones to 1cspon-.
'n the calls for ~hclp vtme C J
llulcitlngs and his son, C. 6L!
Hutchings who by their and efforts}
extri ated the two 111911.311): \vas‘
unable to walk and was carried inm-
1he homo 01 Jerome Campbell grind
Dr. Fischer there gave him 515'. aid
and ai‘temaids conveyed him to
New Haven. His injuries, as far as:
can be a~ce1 tamed consist of severe
‘bruises and no bones are broken.
The car is being unloaded it will
probably be a Week before it can be!
moved from its position.
as BRAKES 1M" '23:
.~ ‘V‘fn"ni.ul\18l?y as ll “as (1 \‘mr 350.
;1920 winter wheat crop is lmecasr as :p“""c“" V
ilikelv to be about the samc as in 1919, .1111: bomugh omres hI 1P - '
ion or the tilled “"hlfi W‘fw‘r" loud...
tel
1111:!
March 57 1"“
(\1
TuluilNGTON,
s made 11 Civil” xwo ;:
'33.}
\\‘.‘1':1\\;1~11
hile some improvement in the liar-
v and no honest is expected.
{the bit‘nninl election.
'ul the most closely cont. -1.
bears The Republic-ax. plum:
labout 70 in most cast- x
1'. ..~..
ll>i(
I ‘ .1
NATIONAL BANK STATEMENT. )
WASHINGTON Match 3,—4'1‘he
TEACHERS’ SA LARIrLS
\\
CNDOMPOU
IT IS JUST WHAT IIIHXE‘DREN
ought to have for feverish colds, coughs,
“'ennflles, ' and that fight, wheezing
breathing. It etopecroup,ioo. Item
and check-w w'hoop cough mic.
cough and bmnch' 'n‘m' m
i
_Eviry 12.1mm“ Friend l
a having the m1 1
every few bookie.» lbccnn giving her a i. v: "
3:091}?! Foley'efioncilcid Tar cm :; i-. :c or '
roe ours mg a ale-oi well. never '
couhed any and ncxt day be cold ' —
Lire. R. M Rnnley. Stanford. rKy. waaecne
“lily three children had a Very revere attach
of coping cou‘h. The first few dost: oi
lacy: £13111? and Tar "savue the-r. arcz‘ ului.
r 1 1 em nod." - ‘
Lr 1nd Island. Noh‘ " E L Post)”.
Fol l'cy'e Heaeyand Tar has been used
for more than thirty years in thousand: :
\Ve are now showing .1
wonderful selection of c).—
clusivc Millinery. Fifth
Avenue and BroadWa}
styles for just half 1h.
Drice charted in the Nov-
York stores.
tee’ was elected by the club. R.ev (giggidwlplglging thrown through lhegComplmllar ol tho Cunenc‘y today is A
‘ . ». - sudamllf 1h ? "
Thomas. E- Sign; rector. [an Pane P9199115 from 393”“ 110““‘5 *XlTiCl': 'io‘nal b.1‘nksm1u lllcflélllgigill 31:11:13: .
member Of all committees: D. “.1111de Arthur Knowllon of West Haven. in“ Salmdav. Fob. 33 I ‘
, mo‘ud chairman; Robert Divine Ar- the motorman Challes Mix of New ' 1 H KRIEGER ECO
ihu Gafleld‘fidfiard Kosmeclti and Haven conductor. The lattc1 wias —-~ 4—, l — ' I '
1' . sealed by the side of the molorman' 5
Frank brashY- ”This committee :1“! ,“hen the car hit tln curve The 1110- FOley’ S E ' . .
post their resommcndations for 0 cc 1011111111 11131 applicd his air b1eakos, M 11
next week. and the annual election '1’“ they WTUSEd '0 work and he the“; Honey and Ta? 1 lners.
of homes for relief from coo it cold
'epasmodic croup, tickling t urinal. can: .
acne, whoopingcong hbronchial coughs 1
("4.5.18 coughsm that follow influenza or
In grippe.
For sale by StillwnPOweit Care.
Special for the Wool
GARRlSON FOR Oil- CAMPS.
TAMPICO. Feb. . 21.~—Gamsons or"
from 50 to 100 soldiers are tcrbe estab~
iished in all the oil camps in this re
gion. 9:301 dmg to orders receiv cd here
by General Lopez. Hitherto the activ.
the public schools and are in every
,t‘vay fitted to make the league of much
'benefit to the children.
' The last ’Of the lectures
course given by the church durin: 1h
winter will be delivered next f'ucs
day evening. It will be“ delivze i by
Dr Charles ' ubrey Eaton, associate
editor of Lcsl le’s Weekly and on:- 511111-
THE LAST-OF- THE- SEASON
Sale of Winlcr Suits & Coats
“ SUITS COATS
that‘formerly sold at $28.50 Ladies’ and Misses’ Fm;
to $69.50. . _ TrimmedPlush Coats
" Final Clean-Up Price Special at $25 to $45
$19.50 to- $45.00
, Spams snowmo
Former Value up to $59. 50
95' ~- -- 4 * :1
COATS, SUITS, DRESSES AND MLIJNEBY.
~ an; expert in industrial relations. on
‘the subject 'From Lincoln to Boos"-
velt." Dr. Eaton is a wonderful mast
er of the platform and is bound to
captivate his audience
1E“GASSED” SOLDIERS
'1; MAKE A‘ PROTEST
. "Q
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'
r...—
The ex-sbldiers recently sent a pro-
test to “Yashington against Beyers
to the petition was a mwspaper dis-
patch from Boston. in, which neyer
was quoted as saying that he was the
ingenior of a when gas by Ger-
in the war and he had
now to the United Sites to take a PO-
sition with the international liar-redL
{or company.
zed lo mere pursuit of rebel bands who
[have committed dcpredations.
in the l
95
admission to this country. Appencedvm'
,. The protestwas mm behalf of-
ity of Federal soldiets has been limit-.
Under the present plan. ample
guards “ill be provided for workmen,
lin the petroleum .fields at all 1111195.:
l
lGLASS 0F sAL'rs iF
i YOUR KlDNEYS HQRT
Eat less meat if you feel Backachy-
or have Bladder ~
trouble
Mes; forms uric acid which excites
1 and overworirs the kidneys in their ef—,
forts to filter it from the system. Reg-1
ular eaters of. meat must flush the kid:
nets occasionaUy. You must rclieve‘
them like you relieve your bowels: re.
moving all the acfls, Waste and pols-l,
,on. else you feel 111 211211 misery in the
kidney" rigion, sharp pains in the bark -'
orsioit headache dizziness your stem.
rich soul-s tbsgue is coated and when ~
the weather is bad you have rheumatic
times. The urine is cloudy full of
sediment; the channels ottEn get irs
.ritatéd. obliging you to get 11pm or?
three times during the night. 1
To neutralize these irritating acids:
sandflnsh of! the bodys nrinous waste
about four ounces of Jed Salts
set
PURE NEW ORLEANS ‘3" .-
MOLASSSE qt. 331:, gal. S] ‘. .
LIBBY’S CON. MILK,
8 can .....
QUAKER ROLLED OATS
3 lbs. ‘.
THE MARCH VICTOR
RECORDS
Are Exceptionally GOOd
You are sure to find a favor-
ite.
Let us play them for you.
F. L. HAMILTON
‘39 Wall St. Telephone 125.
1.”-
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s'wxr'r's PRIDE
WASHING POWDER,
large size pkg l
t
a. STULL
24 Cottage Street
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-STORFS
11111-2 SUCCESSFUL
WHY Tin-2v
noetof “mild
stores with the 515?.“ “9.33.3233
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