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v; ~ .3 . . rue Wrote-lest ‘
_‘ :; giggr , "shmings and all the new fi
* iGoods fortheNowYmarobe-
" P- M- lug placed on sale, comprising’the ,.
w W ,best assortment we have ever ‘ for '
0 Economy ’Ihown. ’ ..
' invest in . . , ' ‘ k’s D8 ‘
E. K. BANKS Sir Patti-c V »
5. mnents are mod-
: AND BETTER
ph Davis
' .shington Street
i‘B NORWALK.
Decorated Crepe Paper, lisp-
uAHACKeuo HOTEL nook. .
kins, Luncheon Sen, Streamers,
' South Norwalk.
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-_,...-. WW. Place cards. .
’Chnrles "Jess. of Wallistpn, Mum. - ' ._
is a visitor in town today on business. Paper Fla-83; Went
J. ll. Forbes 01' Brockton, Mass. is - ‘
a business visitor in town today. \ l FOIL Gard: 10
The first alreoplnne to be seen since‘ .
last fall appeared over Norwnlk fly- . ', 5 -at-—i ‘3'
ing high. coming from the directionl
of New Haven towards New York.
-—Buy your cool pt Harris 8: Guns.
Three. young men described ‘as acting,
-DONNELLY-’S '
Iii3‘”3933.“..336303‘“ifiiiofslv‘iifids?5 16 80. Main Street
i reom'ty grieve
use new. or Were D.-
to learn, this. morning,
of herfdeoth. 3t 6 o'clock use hill“.
in the Norman Hospital- $0 io‘lln-
vim by her husband; a Win.
John 8., her mother nits.
Bunion; one sister. Alice is: and
"‘brothéxsslélxn and Willem Hank:
Funeral will be held tron the
, Home or no: mother, Sprl sis»
“at 8:30 oclock Friday
a at 0 :o’clock from 'St.
church. interment will (allow in St.
Mary's canetery.
Mrs. O‘Connor was justly popular
.71
1
known to the public as an amateur he
rose of decided ability. Before he? re-
cent removul to the Roi-walk i-
tal. she was actively associated "Vith
her husband‘s: bookkeeper in,
Inor' 3 garage. Railroad avenue
Thomas L. Peck.
The death is reported or Thomas L.
Peck. son of the late Thom L. and
Clarissa Faimather Peek. in the.
seventyseventh yes: of his age. Be~
sides his parents be is survived by
one sister. Mrs. Gertrude Burrows, of
and they reported them to Policeman
John W’. Smith. ’
.l (‘urroll
112' i‘,. \ki"
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SPI'H‘.’
11: hr
1'7 12“
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l-‘z'i'izi'
‘ .iL’ I'l‘llf’l‘lllli
:iii pnrwn'a
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131'} 1.
illu'l lll‘.
St my:
1 : nnr‘n- for the
limit-(1y "Maytime"
11'. nizlzl only. Phone
l-‘ v Lien Missionary-
it'iillill‘ meeting
'wvmv of Mrs. Ami-111‘
1 Rowan street This
i‘.l 12111:: (if the Yeah
‘ ilit-rc will he :1
ii.Ll
‘- o shite board 0!
- “mph shows a fiftfv
‘lunnm case: ihl‘Oll-
mmpnrison with the
is.“ 9;. ok. The total
. n 571 now ms-
1 3‘41“; reported
(15
“ironed Whirlwind for
z<ical comedi: “Mai-
. iir-o Pildnx night on-
»w.- Phone 344.
remain in which to
For failure to make
15, persons are li-
" $1.000. and. in addi-
iii‘ the amount of to:
stupor» m‘ not exceed-
:‘iizirisnnment. or both,
false returns.
'ill'i- Pat‘lv yesterday af-
Mm forty degrees above
first time since the
Siiturtlay morning the
« Min: and the size of the
91115 alon: the street; in
< section were diminishing
"iii-
mlity coal at Harris &‘ Cans.
:eular meeting of Norwalk
‘Jo. 709. Benevolent and Pro-
xiv!‘ of Elks, will be held
Election of officers will
.i a pool game in the con-
playe'd by William R. Pen.
Frederick T. Coleman.
(iced convex mg the
printing plant properly
ieet from Herman Quit-
. (.
wl H G. Cunningham;
'1 l Junt- ., 1914, was re-
‘ -.y in the Town Clerk's
‘.l “as txitne§sed by
:md Chas N. Wexler.
: op: um as assessed fol
are mortgages upon
31:...”Hw. as follows
$7,300 A G. Weed
:z‘an {and Edward Quit
2...; assesmd last year
‘il‘ll Advocate.
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tibi
received a. full
’2 for coughs_ colds,
Powell Corp.
*. Korwalk
es from post'-
ictly person-
other than
« 111.1111 access to
'“o deposit box it
‘1 roof vault. T115
is $4 a year.
\tl
first:
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‘ fies
chaplain 0t
:12
Phil].
ivi‘. lit-ti li‘)
”it:
. An unsuccessful attemt to enter
the former Luther M. Wright factory.
on Madison street was made last
night. The watthman notified the
' police. and when Policemgn Robert
Gainer investigated he foun an open
window but no loiterem- Mi: b53133“ 113:: wisgifirfgxfi:
Banner Council Sons and Daughter-is street by the members 3! Old Well
of l.lb€‘ll\ “ill holds. meeting tomor— Commandery, United Order of the
row cloning. and every member is Golden Cross last evening.‘ a? the
rmucsttd to attend as there will be rooms in North Main street A very
illiiinlinn on a class of four candidates. pleasant time was spent with music
An (nit-imminent ulll be held after and dancing There was an elabora-e
gill-11811115“
inl'mllon- (supper, the tables being laden with
Olll‘l your tickets at once for the good things and. the decorations being
. chub: rt musical cmnedy “Maytime” of pink and blue. with handsome floral
it i 11‘ l‘ilzu :2 l t'idav night only. Phone pieces and favors for each kneel. The
{:11 'members presented- -‘Mrs Wilcox with
Don t mention “civic pride" in Nor $5 in ”Id and 3- biflhdi'y mke- Every-
wz-lk to the policemen. Yesterday one enjoyed the occasion.
tin-y were verv busy visiting residents}
and “rettestihg” them to remove snow
and ice trom their sidew lks. Numer-
ous omnplaints have be entered on
the blower at police headquarters.
about sidewalks remaining in a dam.
serous condition. '
York, who have been spending the win-
ter in Florida, hate ariived at the Ho-
tel Mahackemo vhere they will stay
a few weeks, after which thev will
go to Baton Point for the summer.
home definite plans are 9X1)€Cted..\lis;sl£dna Taft of Haviland sheet.
in a dav 0r two. as. to the building of
”w proposed new theatre on Main is ill at her home with an nttmk of
st: eel. in the building formerly occu- scarlet fever Hex many friends ‘9
pied by the Clover Manufacturing the ninth giades wish her a speedy":-
Company Abraham Miller and Joseph covet-y.
Traci. owners of the block, are wait-l
ing [01 thrieturn of leports from sev-
oral constructors as to the cost of a.
TWO KILLED av EXPLOSION.
Simmons”), Ohio March 10.—
theatre.
. An explosion in the charging room of
——Egg. 5““ e, nut coal Harris & ,thc Aetna Explomio Company, atfloes
Gans. Station ten miles south of here, this
Neville Ballet and family of New acloudy tonight and Thursday:
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1 ”DON’TWl-llP-i
I‘ Stop ‘Lashingv Your 30st
with Harsh Catlmrticsput
'1? take "Gamma”
—-NOTICE.
The students train from Denim morning; resulted in the death of John
due here at 8:03, was again Ate till-lye Downer ant. Thomas Mchafly employ-
morning, arriving at 8: 54. This train es 80 m“ a into“ " they were the
has not been on time since Feb. °my ”penning me building.
causing me Norwalk ’High school much *weww '
inconvenience. in that the Dppils from L 7
these’ outlying districts cannot use.
tlié study and class periods in conjunc-
tion with the rest of the school. t
——Ticket sale opened whirlwind for
the Schubert musical comedy “ll'lay-
time," at the Palace 'Friday night on-
1y Get yours now Phone 344.
Mayor Donovan visited the First dis-
trict. this morning, and, due to the‘
many complaints which are arriving:
at headquartels, on account of the.
finditidon of if??? lprivgfle sidewalks.
e t or ers w 0 we let Pehnin - " ‘
ton to notify as many owners, as pog- veryone must (”@810an give to
sible to take advantage of the warm the bowels some regular help or else
than today and do the best they can suffer from constipation bilious 8i:
glass: 111(1) 5); the sntclow aggiice othheil‘ tacks,, stomach didorders, and sick
SQ uen , C
Manny is magmg fife mungsrTeggg headache. But do not whip the bowels
ing manv, whose walks have been cov- ““0 “MW“? With ““5" “um-”’03
fired prtiissihgiitty of “ftcesistuy'hthat to- ‘What the liver ,and bowels need is
av Is it? es OPDO un Y‘t ey may a gentle and natural tonic one ‘that
I'hat '
e to clear away the“, lee and snow. can cous‘i'sntl'y be llSed without harm
The gentlest live”:- and bowel‘ tonic is
I will not pay any dents cont'racted "Cascal‘etS" They put the liver to
by Mls. George W. Allesri. ed work and cleanse the colon and bow-
' els of all waste, toxins and poisons
. GEORGE W ALLEN without swiping—they never sicken
JACK ADAMS GOES TO SEATTLE. 01‘ incanvenience you like. Calomel,
PHILADELPHIA, March 10. :41ka Salts, Oil, or Purgntives.
Ad ms. mho last season was rst - ‘
istnqng catcher for the Philadelphia Na- : Twenty five million boxes 9! C‘s‘
tional League team, has been punches care-ts are 3°” each Will‘- They Work
ed by Seattle of the 'Pacific Coast iwhile you sleep. Cascarets cost 30‘
International League. Adams came to little too .
4Phiiadelphia, in 1915, from the New
vYork Giants. He was involved in the
deal which brought Demaree, Stock.
and Adams hero in exchange for L0-
bert. Now that the Phillies have
Wheat and Tragesser; Manager Crav-
ath decided to 'part with Adams.
which '
wounding the, seizure, the statement‘
ihad so far Men made.
‘know the amount of bonds fixed 31
Nor-walk, and one brother Ass 3
Peck. of Los Angelou, Cal. Funersl
services will be held privately. _
Mrs. May E. Cergarlil.
The death occurreddtnls rm‘gmizé,
'of May E. Cnrgarin wi nw o 9
Henry E. Cargarin. The deceased
e‘vwas born at Peekakiil N. Y., April 5,
18-.“ She was the daughter of Cor-
nelius and Mary limmnh Surrey, add
is survived bv three. sisters Mrs. Har-
1y Bailwitz. of Norwalk; Zdrs. Rich-
mond Marsh. of Winlock WM, and
Mrs Walter W) All
N J.; also a brother Isaac Currey, of
Norwalk. ' She was a member of the
Methodist F‘piscnpsfl church. Funeral
services—‘- will be nmqmnced later.
. WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwalk and vicinity: Generally
moder
ale to fresh southwest winds. All
men of low pressure is control, this‘
morning. over Utah with areas of high
pressure control over California and
Noni: Carolina. Rain was reported
from the Pacific coast and the lower
Mississippi Valley and flurries of snow
from the northern portion or the Lake
legion. Cloudy Weather prevails gen
erally in the central districts. File
to mpemture is rising in the northern
sections. but eontinueS‘low along the
Atlantic-recast“ Frosts were reported
as fal south as F‘orida.
CLAIM LOCAL
MAN ORDERED
SEIZED BRANDY
(Continucad 'From first Page)
and- .Vvhile it wnfi acknowledged gov
eminent agents were in Connection:
investigating the. circumstantes Slll'
was made that it was on yet. ofllciul
ly unknown who h..; ordered t ,
brandy or to whom it had been con
si ed when seized. '
A‘ representative of theDisti-lct ALL
torney's ofiice said only one arrest
He did no
leged to have been 319.000. No iris!
of the arrested man had beenrheld. he
said. and would not take place for
some time as the come when in
like cases {van simply to. fix bonds and
his information with the malted
Slates court which‘ mid name a
date for trial later.
W
$40,000 FOR STATE B TH
HARTFORD, IM A HOUSE
Park Com salon.
complete Bout ‘
Hammomsectte “fine “telltale”, at
G'Om-
emu 6'Connor. were
or“;
,soctnlly in Norwalk. and was yell- “
G’Con .
of East Orange, '
hNomlkSoNorwnlk
" .
caginandgetapeepatthe
Asuitotmuslchersetafor'
youngmnisawarlnbrown.
mammary-con
$83., dullreeding,
seem
bntifyou’lltehslquintat
igyou'llredhoihm
without reservations or
STORE 0m AT 6
0 'OLOOK DAILY .
RogerSSStevensi
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F J. FLAHERTY
. 151mm see-12 ‘ .
4 am 8t, 3. Howells.
ADOLF Milan
Speedityjn ranking and recovering
of auto tops. .
Auto trimming and paint shop.
28 'Van Zant 8t., '
em Home";
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EVERYTHING FOR
SBAVING
When We say everything for
shat ins. ’ we mean everything.
iSoaps. acorns; powders. brushes,
strapssnd tenors. And these goods
are or the uses grade; standard or-
"tides that men know very wall. It
do safer to ask us f3;- shaving
acids first» We bertslniy have just“
will you wont—and at the right
price.
Prescription Phermscst
8 81th St. South Nomi]:
a
an outlay of 840 000.» . he stunct‘ure
will be ready for use minions.
Hammassette “3% is the on
portion of the Lou; gfilind Sound
shore which the senator connection
has been able to!"
will be permanent in f‘ or, t l m
will be the place to which “toning. nflm If It I . .
fits inlays; in seawater weighty ' WY
gnma nga uro e tat‘e
parks and reservations which are lie-r 0136001! no“ of a good
ing set aside and developed by the
commission...
,‘TROLILEY STRlltE lfi_'ATLANTA.
ATLANTA. On... March 10. e—Atlnntn’ 3
street car system was tied up today
by a. strike of In 5nd conduc-
\tors' who voted to well out because
of dissatisfaction winters M award
made by a‘ board of arbitration list
8
We Close Every Day at e P. or.
s
night. The men said the 15 percent.
increase granted them" did not bring
their wages level men. east of liv-
ing. -
nto‘r a public
beach The bath house: to stand on it:
- as wssmmon eraser;
8OUTH NORWALK.
!
Phone 527.
,I’good taste, qualities are often so fine ”$9 mnkeum'
i§pring and Summer altars, cottons for hard
.i (and
i J
.}good shades ,——69c yard.
i
w---.
A
l v
(designs, nice quality,——85q, yard“
{1
_ : upon finest at printed Georgette!
'5 looks as though igwould come all St) easily; but it won't:
‘13
.a-
tom pokes." nun; of them with momejfniding} _ . "
filer of- ‘l to _.6
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Like blossoms of Spring, they unfold in new
everyday-and hint at the defights we shall soon be ell-g
Bum
i gEow pretty they m; and how light and line and ,
w always q
Textures are sheer, designs nits mg
cofiomseemsflk‘sl
" service range is wide too.
Cottons for finest
g days and such; between the extremes many ‘ ~
Flaxons for afternoon gowns, finer texture than. in“,
cheerfulnnd bright intesteful striposnnd dots
and flowered patterns. Ember of good solo
yard.
Colored organelles, crisp and of rare Manta-«$1.35;
h. very staunch and durable and attractive;
O
r.
$1. 50 yd.
Beach clot
Pongettc, a soft-woven fine cotton intended espec
for pajamas but actually w ell—adapted for summer serviced
dresses—59c yard. .
gPlisse, criilly and beam 115.}! all light colm's with please?
tum—49c ysgd:
Andvoflesinmofbeantmupamml "
(wood light and dark pettenmLéflc.
Summerv voiles 1n ehécks and dots, nice hues,-—-65c
Rich dark efiects, combinations such as blue with trust
or white and black with lavender, efiective pattems~75o
Splendid large patterns and some very pretty small}
2'
Rich effective putt/onto such as one looks to see onlifi
How fine for the slow
\
overblouses !——$ly
Dot~ahd~figure miles with unique virtue—flee dot
:We tried them out; washed 3 sample“, noned ‘it with 9. H01".
Eiron, and the dot “just stuck right there. Tan me bloat
d layender with these outstandng dots and clever ileum:
I. 10 yard. ;~
Silk-striped voilee of beautiful din-k lines with coo-j
boil
trasfing stripes' to brilliant Wt) mm “ ~' -‘
es in new glowingflauty—$L25 and $1.50 yard.
m Mm ...........».. . rm
Clever Spring coats
for little children.
Mother can well choose now~for wear later by M4
m—ul“. w. L’
c
Can wise] choose now—for hero' 18 gathered a speeinfi
lot of cute li e coats.
, Some cheeks, some blue serges some homespun;
eh green and gray mixtures. . , I!
Box was, little belted coats, little pinchbock styh.‘ T .
1 number with pretty white ovoboollass. . -
N ewness glows from every square inch of their sty
noon-311m
‘
And they are of special value at
am soon.
5. All those Sample
suits for women
are yours yeti.
Yes, all. of. them” may be chOSen from!
Saturday’ 5 Baby Blizzard, and travel conditions
kep t other folks hoine too. So you may come and snake
choice from the entire collection now.
‘ What efiective and good-looking suits they no!
What tyrant vmety there is!
some Etdfis others with the clever little
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