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w“ 3; —~ OPEN the Watertight. racy
- Nionr Ruining: “mama. new putt.
5“,- L. M {Binds for the New Your on be-
“ QM ;mgplaoodonnle,com ' ' this
W“ ,best Whore vows
;_ t' Economy 1110“. - '
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- E K BHNKS
units are mod- . ' .
: - MAHACKEMO HOTEL -.LOGK—.
:s~ PID BETTER ; smh 11m
3 - Stephen W. Velsor. of the Ferris
7:, real company. is .ill at his home on.
21;", Quinlard avenue. .
a N .3]: Harold Britto. of Butler street, who
i (/0; has been seriously ill at his home, is
' xanOVin‘J, and hopes to be out in thcv
neut‘ future. -
~ ~ ‘1 D 7. . Frank Parker, 0! Spring street, has
’5: z {1" IS entirelv recovered from a renent ut-
tack of severe. illness, and is able to
zizlon Street be outside again.
Coal dealers report they have been
7 ETORWALK. "set back" two weeks in deliveries as
:i result of. the snow storm Friday
- n...“ ._ night and Saturday.
W Robert Burns, popular clerk in
i Giovnrs’ Shoe store. “'ufihingii‘“
‘ N street. is ill at his home, 12 Orchard
eWS' street. with appendicitis.
The Maren nicotine of tho What-‘0‘
ti!" \‘nrwnlk
lit-id tozut‘rrmr
"1.25: no l-‘i"'r‘-s'-'-:‘_< of
"i1iil'é‘ >|‘\‘t
!,..
‘ a "H
.\ii lilo ruin-3',
:: ..1 (“xi ‘.\'!“;i
n' i". “3’ la-
8 Lip“ ‘izis
S: 1' v. ‘ '.~' church
. 1?»
..-~ \‘.*..VV{.E~ 5.13..
.‘.. l,
t " til-
'31 ( Ufii.
S this
ti. .\l".:.
‘1; '31 one
. ~":A< born to
>- I‘ Ail-zen. on
Z< new pastor
Tuning-ton.
m litiu "il'lOXi
ti; '3- various
No.1 wail;
il‘t‘
'.-\'i"1‘:".: to ‘
:"i'.'.i in’ernst..
“Teddy."
- it; 1:7 Summit
was poisoned
: «o iwing made
. party.
Harris '
. L.
tliu‘i. (Q
“tum cars are to
mud lwl 1w Statu-
j. llit‘ to be Used
\ in \Vestchester
i \V. A. Evans have
of land on Dingle-
.':.iwii. from .tiie YE-
:r-fieid and New Yori:
NIGHT
Orrin" 43:21.
AT Ti H". AR}:-
PIE-3t:
‘. IS
‘a ‘>.\' fire of the Chain-
t’)itl Point Comfort.
' Hint-able difl‘erente
Hi: and Mrs. James
lliil Road. They
nations at that. hos-
(Hill the": intended
. i<< at that resort.
' .. xi-liere. but just
'r en decided upon.
7 t in Greenwich
n brill}: no new
32.30 ting: lili‘ r9—.
<- ' i-rri‘. business
‘ .i‘i were strong?
' to prompt and
‘in had pre-
. mile of dip-
‘ time unless it is dug out which will
Harris I; Guns.
>- - ~,_..
{:1 resulted a. full.
‘g‘ ‘ coughs. colds,
i
I‘l",“_._r. : .1
"g! . . Cti Corp.
“‘ ' " “Cali:
—. ..
~ g from peer-
‘ Silictly person-
other than
32.12; access to
deposit boxvin'
vault. The
is $4 a. you};
l candida“
, , l
”M. lieni‘t'n officer:
.L‘niti flint the.
fin...
*1 for
Decorated'crepc Paper. N3?-
kins, Luncheon Sets. Streamers.
Place ‘ Cards.
Paper; Flags, Shamrocks
i
over (‘ll‘t'it‘ of King‘s Dauzlitets will
be livid with Mrs. E. i“. Smith. 29 Son
\inw avenue. 'i‘uesdu)’, March
2131‘ o't‘inPk.
9; Marion iiodweli who has hzui a
successful class in calisthonira
- South Nurwalk (‘ongrcnntionui
v.1 \"ili organize one in lini‘iy
aropnl church this coming Thur»
flat
.’
\'t*‘.
:I'
1*...
day ('\t".lln2.
s
Rm; Thomas E. Swain at Trinity
~hilri‘l:. next \Yetinestlzt)‘ afternoon
:tnd evening will ”offer a stereopticon
lec‘urn on Mexico and Brazil . in the
urcninc a man who spent five years
>““~“0“‘ i't tilt-5n Countries will deliver an in. gWhO has been ”1'3
leies‘.iwz.:'itidt'es‘s.
The members of Norwalk Lodge. No.
709. Benevolent and Protective Order
01‘ Pills. will hold a regular meeting
on V‘i'ednesday evening. at which time
‘ further plans will be made for the fair
.. to be held next month.
(‘limter l‘l. Lyon of llelevan avenue.
Greenwich. is now superintendent ot‘
the New York and Stamford Railroad,
M r. Lyon. who has been with the com-
pany for the past eighteen years, was.
chief inspector before ‘ being pro-
moted.
~~TUESDAY~ NIGHT AT THE ARM-
ory. McEnelly‘s Orchestra. Best
Ever.
The South Norwalk 'Fire Depart-
ment was called out by an alarm from
box 51.1ast week. The blaze was
found to have been a bedstead at No.
30 Golden Hill street, occupied by
Thomas J. \Varren. The. fire was‘ out
when the firemen arrived.
Hiram J. Lawrence of Maple
street had a narrow escape from seri-
ous. injury during the blizzard Saturo
day morning. He was walking down
“’esi avenue on his way to work,
when a large branch blown from a
tree. fell on his head, cutting a pain.
ful gash.
Alex McCarroll, 23 years ,old,
0
u
um is reported as’missing from that
place. lie is described as being 5 feet
10 inches in height, Weighs about 145i
pounds, and is smoothly shavcn. He.
wore a short overcoat pt dark materi-i
a], and a light brown cap when last
seen.
. Papers have been filed with Town
Clerk Herbert R. Smith showing the
"incorporation of the Hackott &Doolit—
tie company. of Norwalk. The new
'firm will manufacture automobile
parts. The incorporators are named
as follows: Michael W. Hacketl.
James W. Doolittle and Raymond E.
Hackett.
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STATE PLGWS TURNED BACK. .
Two of the powerful motor truck
'plows of the State Highway Depart-
ment were forced to abandon their
work of opening up the road between
here and Danbury near Stokes’ farm in
Connecticut. the snow acthat place
being from four to five feet in depth
in the, roadway. I will be impassible
to get: through this stretch for some
i
take a. large amqynt of time and labor.
Anti-etch of warm foggy weather will
be a big help in this place.
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We Close Every Day at 6 P. M.
' fine varietyzofiniades for
WW j. “ z. ‘
u,is spending a. few days with Mrs. An-
patient in the Greens Farm sanitari-‘nie Minion, 15 Golden Hill street.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas l-‘lalterty,
tStevens street, spent yesterday in
Bridgeport.
:Busumss,%nimss, memo“ '
' - :- sums , :
on
Pest Cards 1c
3 -at——
DONNELLY’S
‘ 16 So. Main Street
kwi’tllilliliis—
MISS SADYE KEELER WEQS.
.
Miss Szitlye Kceler. daughter of Mr.
land Mrs. George Keelcr, of_\\'ashing-
lion street. was married to David l-‘is-
’clior. of Bridgeport. on Sunday. March
7, The ceremony and reception took
place in New York city. only the most
’immediutc family being present. NIL!
and Mrs. Fischer will reside in"
illi'idguporl' upon their return from an
mxn-nded honvym‘oon. Miss Keeler 1:5
’verr well-known in Noru'ulk and has
a host of friends «rho are extending
their congratulations. ~
Many friends of Norman Kennedy.
rerentguest of Miss
iCornelia Odell ot‘ Norwaik are in
Herestc‘d to 5.... his cover on the Hopi-w
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Beautiful )iagainte this month.
Kennedy is :1 Well known artist and
has been the Ellie! of Mr. and .‘ll'si.
Odell several times of late.
H. G. liaylvs and family who recent-
eoid their residence at No. 264 Flux
urtud )‘Uh’ii’l'liily afternoon
\Vilt‘it' they intend
home . Mr.
oil busi—
HY
iHill routi st
lfor Houston. Texas.
lmztkinx their future
.Ilayles being t.:‘.",:".:~‘. in 11:.“
nests there.
Mr. and Mrs. floor-1e E. Martin.
_ urtiord. announce the, marriage of
{their daughter, Irvnv R039 Martin to
.W'illiam Franklin Bishop. Juror Nor-
'walk, on Friday, February 13, 1920.
Deputy Sheriff Ell-Ward li, leenn
attended the nieetinz 0f the Fairfit‘ltl
County Republic-tins organization in"
the Straifleld, Bridgeport. Saturday.
‘Mrs. Owen F. Kindiliun and son
Owen of Bridgeport are ~spendinu SOV-
,eral days 'with Mrs. Annie Kintmlen
of 300 Flax Hill road. ‘
The Misses Lillian and Ann Ryder.
now teaching in Stamford. spent the
week end twith friends: in Norwalk.
John Henry. formerly of this city.
'but now of Brooklyn. visited reluiliven
and friends in 'Norwa‘lk, yesterday. ‘
:Mrs. D. E. Fabritis of \V’aterbury
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Prosecuting Atiomey Cramer C.
llegeman spent the. week-end with lii<
parent's in Bridgeport.
Francis Rooney, of Chapel street.
was n visitor in Bridgeport yesterday.
Nicholas Saniinelli of Georgetmvn
i§ a. visitor in town today.
Francis Burke, of Stamford, report-
e dto the police, last night. that at
9:30 o'clock he was assaulted, at the
corner of Spring street and Hamilton
avenue, by an unidentified young man.
Burke says he rwas responding to an
invitation shouted to him by a young
woman, who invited him to cross over
to her side of the street, when he was
struck over the head with a. stout
stick. Both the girl and man disap-
peared after the assault.
Lanai-use in The nominal.
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Announcement has just been made proraile in all sections.
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WEATHER I'ORECAST.
‘I-‘or Norwulk and ricinitv: “'armer;
and partly cloudy tonicht and Tues"
do: moderate winds mostly Soulh“’i""l.%
There is no well-defined storm area.
east or the Rocky Mountains. l’lvtls‘i
out weather with low temperaturtu;
Freezing: tctsiw
or the. appointment of Harry R. Minor. peiutures extend as tar south as No.3.
34 lint-rill avenue, thin city. as com- (in.
muniiy chairman of the SGAIMOHO em in the northern districts.
donent fund for New York L'nirornm
ily. Mr. Minor is wellJtnown in local
businesx circles and his work as. com—
munity chairman for the hind “ill be
Among the. other graduates of
York l’nlvemity, in“ the (“Elllt‘l
which Mr. Minor will act as chairman.
are: Dr. ’M. R. Powers, of Norwalk.
and Dr. H. E. Dates. of South New alk.
It is expected that the ormai launch-
ing of the New Yock 'nlverslty on-
doWnient fund drive will take place
the latter part of March.
uncommon—o
'iTDGESfl’i’HURT
Apply a few drops than lift tor.
touchy com. d! with finger.
iloerln't. hurt a. bit! Drop a little
Freezone on an urchin; corn. instantly
that com stops hurting. then you in.
it rlghtnut- Yesmaglc!
A ting bottle of Fractions cost
9 few'ccnts at any drug store.
a but
soft born. or corn between the toes,
and the calluses, without soreness or
irritation
Freezi he is: the. sensational discover y
of at Cincinnati genius. . It is “under-
Iul.
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'zdone in close cooperation with endow-l
i“ Intent fund headquarters, in New York.)
New} -
tor;
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The temperature is rising slow!)
it is ‘liil:
below zero along the northern border}-
For your St. Van-i. k‘s nnrellies semi
our assortment. ‘
lunneily's it; So. .‘lnin,
street. .
ill ”Stu in mint ‘
KEEP Attrition
out; rttttsmtt
for 5 "anti with head situated and now'
trils closed. Sleep in a. room with n'
wide open window and keep your new .
and .hmat clear and antiseptic and
breathing passages open. "
Take every precaution'ngaimt germs
that enter through the none and mouth .
and cause influenza. colds, sore throat.
tonsiiitls, qulnsy. .
Keep the membrane;- of the breath-
ing plunges antiseptic ‘both day and
night. Don’t let coturrh or colds take
‘iold. Get a. email bottle of ElY‘s
"team Balm at any drug atom. This‘
wean: quicklv penetrates through all
he air passages; makes the mmnhran-
\s antlseptir and keeps thrvm and
‘ostrils clear.
‘ream Balm. In use for more then 30
earn and depended upon by millions.
l” GEHEBE’S
It’s Here If R’s 110mm. .
‘ outrun:
Our stock consist: " of a good
qudity at moderate prices.
GOODW are u essential.
‘ but “Knives and Forks, Carving Sets,
HIMOi-Jit to remove every hafd'cur'b Fruit Knives, Bread Inim‘fublo
in the kitchen. _
There’s Purina Knives, Butcher
Knives and rocks, nurturing
etc. , ’ . ’
25 Museums-Ton .s‘rnss‘r;
Don‘t lie awake at night snuggling,
Put your faith—~just once—in Ely's '
Hold a. piece of this light fine Arcctiiione in front ill
' you. huu Sidewiee to the clear light oi?
.VVhat beauty ! . i
( _ How its colors glow with a subdued brilliance and
richness! Almost seems as though'that depth and life &
color was relied by a filmy delicate surface of silvery dull-t
11033. The oncadds to the-other—mtd the result is fabric
iOf rare beauty. .
Choose favorite. from this variety :—-lienna pukiui'
r
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brown black and tan.
Twoeds are airlow with life: and the lip-lit of two!!!
{vhthlee colors peeps from their depths. “Whatever may be
(the prevailing shade. 011.013 eyes‘will find Mich!- contrast-t
r“
y 9 Rich life and
, , '- coir .marks The
’ new Spring woolens.
if’liidden away 'neath the surfurm.
E‘la—nr' . ,
outflow,
$73. _\‘ d.
Fine in quality. of brown tun gray or blink-—
5i 5.50 gal.
Quiet and beautiful chm-ks invite wlim-n-r is consid‘»
_; oriug’ either skirt or new suit with originality and effect...
, Tin-y are email, are graceful, and :m of lim- sl’i‘mnth sur—
. ‘ fut-c which serves to bring out the beauty of their colors.
Of course there is contrast in them all and one color
makes richer the other in the combination.
.$:) in $5.5“ _\'ui. .
Il‘audsmnc plaids are of quiet i-fi‘t'éc
t too.
,l’ 111'“ “our
reiour',soft of surface yet" firm of weave. . In large effects
yet of such harmony and quiet beauty that they do not.
seem large.
\Viiat alert and attractive skirt they viii
make, what novel and delightful Spring coats‘for motor-
wear!
$7.1m-
For suits and for dress :-—~tafl'eta and crepe and sex-g.
and poplin.
colon—-
stripes or plaids,—
ls far beyondprice.
here at $1.50 quite recently.
BOY IN A DREAM _ .
ATTACKS PAMTS
(Continuead E‘rom first ‘Poa)
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under arrest on a charge of
with intent to kill and. in the 'City
‘oourt,-toduy. was. held In. 82,990 mi.
The Kano “all: we" aim. tram
KNOWN. Y. _ a. townontlu 3:0. to
a We ~01: caption-d
SOUTH NORWAL K.
Phone 527. Prompt Delivery.
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WWW“ noun-autumn
Wm , “mm? in“ '
. per,
'i'biow
city. When Mr. and In. .Komp re-
tired, Inst night, their no; no seated
at unblemimuhool ps-
“0 mum in, m awak-
ened by maria of pistol .Ihota in
their room and found the boy with a.
inset“! to mankind. mu mn-
A dupe-rats. struggle earned, in
which the entire family. MWQG
and clfllith
the dim nod
Mrs. Kama mica one of the revolv-
suuek tin
with It; At tho fourth
. . amp waned tumla
is which, ' a had been engaged with
’flteFumous
new the
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Many different weights, ‘ every 3”
$2.50 to $8.50 yd. ‘
Mohair for dust—shedding and serviceable appeal.
Statmch and true, either plain of weave. or w'ithattractiv‘
Third floor.
Notably nice
ni gzlttgowns-5125
So fine ofmaterial and so pretty of effect that value
Slipover modeb, "round and square neck,
.with either narrow or wide embroidery
good quality and attractive pattern“
“Second floor.
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his parents, rubbed m. on- like
son emerging m I sleep
in ovidé‘m moment at
tings and the moire:-
mmmbered nothing
he said. but in u «on he had
desperate battle with 5 party of
mwhohadentendthehouuudm
to overpower him.
Wed
Of 81-25, i5
$3.“!—
7 In the wholesale market today, we could find none to. .
mndthm-cxoepteuchas would sonata .‘ ’
All a mutter of fact, their very companions have adlzi
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~‘Buy rtmr can: at Eon-u
a. short distance north of the . i‘ .
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