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' for Ward cold.
‘T NURWALK . “'ord has reached here that Mrs.
'Jess'r: Jarvis of Highland avenue. who
“'11:. callrd to New Jerszcy hccpttsc ot
the i‘!ness of n relativc. fell on the im
ML“ \‘ '1“ ““th'ns' 13"“ 1m” “5'" rccemly and broke one or her ankle:
nu A.1.: A.A : 1mm AAt-i lu'n-nt ill- ;
n: 5:» and sprmno] the other.
1111.» mi 11:». 11.m-v Wilkinson. of The theatrical production. “May
Stumhvd. 1..A'A-~ intux'rAAAl to their time." which is to Play at ”w ‘pahu;
1mm“ 1m" '1" W “"1 “Z." relatives, thcntcr on Friday will he of Such-s:
11n1'>3A1Az; ..1~'1Au-.
to Rowmtou people as: it in thc pru
duction in which Mirs l-Idith Wrizht
l:cld a prominent pcrt for twu Sk‘llSO‘ln.
This. however. is not he; company.
1111111311"
1‘I'oral l’nion. of
. (llill'Ch. Will,be
tonight. in the
. 2111:”: \‘-'1‘4'iil}' svwiu; nivozin:
of \\'111.:1:1'.< Auxilizily. oi ('hi'i~t
\'.:..; l11ld _\'A.1,Aio i'tl.=_\'
£11.- AA; ..‘i (l::it‘(l‘.-.
{1111'71A1A1'1A at 121.1 hnmu 11.: .\l1'-:. Frank
11.1.11. 111.1111} Mycnun. i
121201111111 were l-u:_\' Ea — Nor-
xv.1li.. Ins . rilu}. \i‘llsllu 11' ido::‘.~ in Tllf‘ BOYS" Chill 0f the MJE. Church
u:1‘.1'.A :111'1'. “lll‘. ridA 11111.3; Hriiiplamls. 1.1.4.1.:- tonizht .
Mui '-111.pA1'A'A'Au1'1A41:1:11d "-;1\'\'tl1.'1~\.~. . .'
with 11:.- mail: tlza' 111111;; lm'al >i1l'.'— 1'9" Zl'AmHYlWS‘ “ho is serving in
\\4‘ll1\.\' r.» 11411112111 .. uh 1A\.A1A ;_ 7.1" navy. spout a few days in town 11..
A” A 1 11;;- I‘11.»: _"A ..':.'A. 1115.1 .1 'A.“A‘A “Hilli-
t». 12:\':1Ai-Ad in tin 111121 1 Aimv 1‘ inthA Mrs. \K‘illiam B.Becklevot‘ 1110 Past
' (11.51 .~i. [11 b5-
. (Rupoi‘al ‘
l'l 5' 114“ “Br I‘.
Kill.-
lilll"'.32.1-
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l-‘ollnuin: thA- (Alvt'Yion 111 th 11 1111111
1.1-1: ..; :.Av T111111 1111111 mun (‘tIllllAlil-
Road 'is' entertaining her sister. Mn.
0 (‘onnoll of New Rochelle.
As the School Board meeting oomzs
next \lonvlziv night. the Ilil'llll'iS 1.11:}
he shown on Tuesday night. instead
>l .111011
1AA .. I 111215. thlil l.'A-1 night. in
tip 1‘-11A:111111:",\ llaJl. To". :1111 stiw-v-t. ”f 11"“ (”Shm‘m‘." “OWN.“
tin 'AA .':. ;_;.~ and 11A:::11i:'2d.111111-.\lr.<. Marshall 1‘. Richard!2 an”. \lr.
im: 1. i~' 111mm: (lfilt'l‘l‘~2 (1141‘1' 4 \V. . v ,. , . A . 1
I“ \L, ':.1..:A. H1 1113' l. $1,”, .111.l.‘111.» RilA-tlltllltl l'. (1111111111 “ill .~«'1iA..
trim 1:~ ‘ml J N. Glow I. th'tt (my. Sunday oyenrnc. in ”w anl ' zur‘n‘tv‘
NA l"..A' A. (liott'hiziri :1nAl . M- l’. """""i‘ “f Sicmt'ord.
(‘1 AAAI -1'1 1.111 tlA1 111» 1111111114 .\l1.~.. Edwin .\. Spomu' and l11-1' dru-
ot'I.1Al..-\A \“PV' ‘H‘ in " "" ""‘ “i \ " chi-1r. .‘lrs. (‘Aoonw \‘.'i.-E.A'A'A'* F‘Aiii‘A‘A.
5H» 1‘”: '1 l"..lu l1.‘ .‘1 . I' AAi‘ . . - -
Tl'rlIlvlltt‘ of Mrs. \\o A! 'l':~..A;Al'~}‘ a 1 ”PM” 1! {1 W 11815 '.n A\11\\' \ork. 11111111.:
ernoon, March 10;:11 2;:1A AA'tgzw 1\. ‘11.“, :upplics for their new honics (Ill lliuh-
Ihow persons 112:11111212: 11.1 .'i 12H 13“.] 111‘: nu", Which ;ll‘f' pom-inf; (-1112:-
plousu notify Mrs. \Ymm. 1.l.;-l.A.:i.z
626, oi'Mrs.Gi0thi:io.trlw piAorAA ‘ATTl'
lli. lllt‘llillll (;l‘l)rl_'" '. [AIJHL
1Al111 ion.
John Mcl‘m'mack. who has lc-awd
0111111:
1n1h.- 3lll}ll()“6-y' 1.1:...A ‘; 1-11', l=i< #11an placo for lheromin: “11111111 1'
135' W51“ ”EMF?” ‘7‘ 1" 171'11'11‘21 1111‘ 14' AA\;mr'tA'il in town about the fir-1 of
Sun» 1‘101 D. :1}‘ 1A 111 '. ’ . I..A '1 A11 "1 . A .
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Elnt'sl 131111111111: 0- \ lA' '1 1 -; 1:1 '\I1n. H‘ \t 10'1'1' ll I '1'“! [1' 1 lllll, 1
1m: glint15.l)\'.\3.1" :1 ;:.A'~. S 1. “111N4- 1131.111 all 1‘»A\ stut'l'. (to. now on 1111
Wervpl11_y1'1lla<t 1‘A‘."’, "211- 1:11 4.1.1 .l:A1~.~ 11.1111 will it» ll‘;lll\l'1 11'-.11l
5' ‘ r. . ..ii'A-AA-:.;. I , 7
8 1111111. I.” ”1’ 111 '." 2'“ 1 ' l'li<A~\'i-11i11.': ln \1tl1111 B!ll('(‘.\l(“.\
score» lay pulfli~ .-'AA AA: (A' 1A. .-.A 11 . , _ |
‘22, 6713' “”1"”;th “I.” -—~ \\ l.“ 11 if .{1\.'\orl'.. a farmum ~»poal;~i' \\‘!1Il
pom... A1.» 111 .4 -11A»1111» 21111-1111 yomi: |1A'n]>l1-, “ill :uldi'w’s .tlw
9‘1 “' ' "‘i' . "' 4'3"? S:;1111:‘m‘1i i‘fl‘nllli ot‘ lipwoi'th lnAzl'Tlle.
Biund1A:v- 1111111. 2. FAA ”1 111m! 1'111 . ; .1. ‘ . l“ a,” .f.. of H11 11.”, .1
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Ill}l)'lll1: an «iii-11'.11A.A~ «Amp H..- ..r..- ’ V" “ l '
elljlh)1ll, (-1.1'1'm- and 11mm: lAIAAAi 4.11“] «11.A‘.‘t\‘1‘. 113 MW 101 ill ('ll‘ll'f’h-
:“th In“: """V’d- 'l'l'AA- 11A'.111111~A11 Tln- :zul'hAu. originally l1lsin111-Al for
<('1A1 2:22! 51'21'1 w." E'.'1A»-: ,. . . . . .. A A
‘ 1.1. 1.1: 1'111:- l.11‘t ltlnt‘ in he IAaditn-A
31111111.. A Ma :Al :.;-..AlAAi-». .'A.'.Al "' ‘1 ' ‘ '
Thur 'd. 1} 1.11m 1':...1111.liii: 1111 ..: 11.. .‘Altl S'icit-tv of the M. la. church. and
(mo b .1: iii .g m; tiA. AA-i. .pA12 ii-siiwnwl 'Hceusc .ko many of the
7 11-11111‘u11'4 of tho pm'iA-tj.‘ or of 1315121“ 7111:1-
1lin< wore :~.('k at that time, “ill l)t
ll'lll 5w :1 Hi. Patrick‘s Day surpri‘.
1H \1 \\' win- 1:41 n H'enin. l
Ti 1:11 diurin." 111~ko4 ulll 1A’1l111'il
l‘ituiwn 'I‘A'mn llall.l-‘1i1l.'1_v nt‘tni-
‘oun and evening. undr tho auspices
Au‘ Mrs. 'l‘o.\'nc. The cla<14 for the child-
1'r1n'1. SO'l‘Jl dancimz will be, held at
l: I". p. 111. 'lhc adult: social (lam-1111:
class will mar-t at S p. 111.
Raymond. Street & (10., at the Row-
in 13;.
RLWLYTWN
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Al'x‘ l"1-
how.- in .\I
ll nl’l
3 11:111 1‘.
A1011 .‘21. is 11 :11 her
lizniw
\\1‘l '1 \"11-UVI\.;1.H1A.1, . .
A ...... - . . ‘ ._ A; _\ .Cn lfl ’
of l" “A , 'h . 3 ' “m 1 nylon end 01' town. are plannln: to
'N‘AJ‘T (TV. is now ; ".1: _ , .
in \\ M1,, (. on ' ‘1‘ 1 add coal to the line of commoditim,
A'*.‘AA1'. UR. unn; ' ; . .
44 . . whit-.11 they are handling. which now
.lfs 1d] p- Et'gflx‘ Hf \! 'li'fi’ ‘-.‘ - ; ‘
“ include 11111, sand. gravel and otAit-r
Wm" -" “M‘ t" h' "1" 11m» azAiln :fv . .. . A .
. . . .. ‘ building materials and wood. the,
181 :1 ~E'Y'lll days illnvss. . ,l
.4 . ,. .. arw plannmmo crcct coal pockets on.
.lA.~, ( harks, Lonkiin nf Mr'Klnlz‘Av , A ;_ ~ .. .
l . ; ; ' :'.‘.l‘(lS :11 l'u'e-tiile river. so as to ‘Y‘
D ac.- is 3111) to lm our 1111:1111 after an
a‘de to 111111ch cool by water or rail.
Harry \V. Street. one of the members
of th.- firm, “as for many years 1'19
Local rcrnsentative of the coal iii-11
,of Riiymond Bros. of South Norwalk.
' Darin: was again united to the rf-it
of the country Tuesday. after three
illnws of 4 wool-{s (lura‘Aion.
Anion G. who has bccn ill
tor the past few days, is somewhat
imprmed .11 his home. in Rowayton
avenurn .
(‘31! Raymond of “'est Side avcnue
Slu\'1’~ns_
is magma-yin: rom his recent illiimg
' .. , . " :‘nd a half days 01 trolley isolation.
and W111 he :wlv: 10 111111111 to his bus-1- q. t 1 t d at ““11 'c
. . . . . JO rac.:s “(r2 c eare 1. a 81' ..
[199; .n \ nu- ‘1\"L’ t'llV In 1". {MW ngS. A _ 1.
bridge swirl; but this switch is
about a quarter of a mile long. and'
Ihe eastern end of it lays in a doe-:1.
A' .‘Villiam Stevens. well known; 1‘:
liere, now living in East Norwalk, :5
tome on a brief furlough while h): V
{hip is in New York awaiting a cargo.
1 Howard Smith 01: Crockett street,
“‘11 1o trip to
South Aim ricon ports ill 011 rd '1 15:12.1 11—
n 1
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NEW DRESS fOR OlD
1A.. AAAA-AA AAA :1 :5 111(11h4‘
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ship aiiln;r mom New '111];,is home.
for a <hurY st 21y. l
2111». 1.12221..=1A sA-wA‘atiAi 1.3- it‘lll‘ljfl'l:
to l1-r hm: in )l'Kiiilev sirflt't after
bein: the guest for a few “’tf‘kS of Mr.
Women Can Put Bright, Rich Color
in Shabby, Faded Garments.
'Al1
and .‘Alrs John M1111 of 1‘11dar Seré'l._ 'Don’: worry about perfect results .
6011'.» Norwafk. 'I‘sc “Diamond Dyes," guaranteed to_
law ::11’ 1. Raymond l» 11 last ch-k give :1 new, rich, fadeless color to
for Texas aboard a ship of thu Stand-
ard (‘21 «(1111111115 111' N1 v: York. He eh"
any fabric, whether it, be wool. sillg;
linen, cotton or mixed goods—dress:
WW“ 1“ hi“ 1'0“" 3’- C"-‘\11"»"’ “f "‘"‘911‘*‘- es. blouscs, stockings. skirts, child;
31144 Agn- .1. MAJ-JP! ("f lid-Tim SU‘WI ren's coats, feathers, draperies, cov-
has returizul in her duties- in the of- (1rings_
._ :.1- ‘\,... 1. . xx ,... ' . . .
‘7“- “A we 31—1“ din “on "OJ” 0051', The Direction Book With each pack-
Dam 'Ax' South VorvAulAL: aim.“ Icing flit-co ions so plainly how to Diamond
"" 'Dye over any color that you can not
make a mistake.
To match any material” have ding
'Iist show you “Diamond Dye" Colo"I
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For the Ailing and the Weak,‘ '
for Coughs Colds and TheirI A. M. WOOSTER
Complications ‘“ mm" ‘1' "Aw
‘ lute Examiner 0.3. hunt Office
It ro=:"""~r1 'hAt- he: 1. 3,: body—bund- t ' I ' ' I I
in: cl'At": cf {lax .c-4- Ad in a for 11' 'PA E N S
that 1.: rr;.r",‘--; h ()_1 hv the system SondforBookktonPnenh
LING? "1‘5 SJFH'JES THE NOUR- 1118 M-i'nSt. We“.
ISHMENT LND FOOD THAT RUN-
DOWN SYSTE S HUNGER FOR.
Linonii:n 1v :A'rrs strength to thOSe
whose systems have both wemkeltlcdl
Complete Line
by gri 1 col!’-‘ or wasting diseases—it'
builds up, i! is a most helpful audio-
of
ST. PATRICK’S
Novelties and Decorations
F. L HAMILTON
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hollow which before last week's freezn.
“D was 11 mad about a foot deep. un'n
.‘C-sterday muming only one truck of a»
We switch had been clearrd (.1’ ice
and placed l'i'uqe. so that the 1111315151.;-
(i'E were obliged to change at Miller's
hiiz’ge to Myrtle avenue cars; as w :nA
the custom until the briuge was W‘ cl
oned about five 3ears ago.
A caucus of the Republican clectc'“
(f Doricn “'3': held in the Town Hill.
la'it. evening. Dr. H. D. Hansen war;
appointed chairman and E. B. Hindle',’ j
::ccrctary of the meeting. A resolu-
tion was 11:11:1th unanimously appoint i
in: Ernest B. (‘rofoot and Stephen R
Hoyt delegatcs to the Republican state
convcntion to be hold in New Havrn
March 23rd and 24111. 'They were em-
powered to appoint their own alternat-
The town committee was elected
follows: lir'ir-s't B. Prof-mt chair-
man: Louis Kirk. \Villiam Dugrlalc.
Hiram Taylor. John Bartocs. Jerome
S. Gainer. (‘harles E. “'illiamson, 1):)—
monick Fra'kc, (Iriii'gc Krause, Fred
oi'ick Stark. (‘. E. Bouton, George
Duncc. Louis .luhulin, James Golden.
.luiut's )lt Halo.
Master Bullock was sent to thc Mer-
iden :‘r'linol chout a month ago. His
mother lives in Darlen. The family
111:111111'lv livid iL‘ Stamford.
(‘5‘
(1'.
FRENOH "POILU" UP TO AVER-
AGE.
PARIS. Match 112 ~—The. French Min-
.11A1.\1ng
I. 1.) A11 \‘A'a‘ '. AAFAR A. .2 ii'.‘uie-'
H111 :lie tindi Mom-Al idea of 11111 French
Doilu," as :1 lllllt‘ man, is \xithout
inundation.
In lfvlt.tliA-i~1iA1A~A1\ say the :wcr-
an h -igh- of tho 21118421" scon<cripts
uhn pu s-uw d ll‘.("m>'('l\(‘~‘. for service
3 1 ‘ in1h" <. Vz‘ituially
minim-1, some 19.,576
:1‘-‘1'1':'A':c for the
.3 inches. In 1914
0111} l ‘1. 11A '1 fch or less were
imeul lot 1111"\ ‘At . thouz' l1 (1:4 the \var
run on lhi“ numb-or mueascd
groan-st
.1'114
the
1111-1191111 11
whole. i. 21.. T,
.1ly1111 lzlA'
feet.
1 (II?
SUlT OVER BILL.
.ludgc John R. Booth and a jury in
‘nil (‘ommon Pleas court. yv-sivr
liis' (
23 North Main St. 28 Wood ward Ave.
---- '- ‘MF" ‘7”.[fi/"fi/fl
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22 Chapel Street.
A Modern Grocery C0; A5;, signifies genuine bail-cabs.
always impressed by the e‘cononiv and quality of oin- merchandise.
LARGE FAT
8mm 1 B craters
4 for 25¢
Extra Large Novels
ORANGES or Floridas. doz. 65c
Sweet Floridas.doz...................... 39c
STRICTLY FRESH EGGS
RED RIPE TOMATOES
Hoopa Brand. No. 2 1-2 can. 13c.
This price for Saturday onlv-. Doz.
$1.50
PRUNES
30-...-
40. per “J-
No need to pay more
1' fresh eats
Confectioner’s Sugar for Our Patrons
GENUINE ITALIAN MACA-
RONI AND SPAGHETTI.
Per lb. . ....... - .......... 1;c 9:2,;
Seacall Genuine Sardines. Quick Cooking Lima
llb.can..........A15c
ABSOLUTELY PURE OLIVE OIL——
Yellow or Green String 1 pint can . . . . . . . . . . . .
“‘.-““‘\-““ ‘\‘\‘\‘\‘ ‘
I'M/A..- " ’mv
1-1-3.5-
BEBE—Cam be used wherever
the host evaporated milk .is de-
For Baking. Pea Beans.
Beans 21bs.25c Lb. 9c
1—2 pintcan .
\-\‘ -H\‘\‘\-\ ‘wm1“\-\-\
12c. Tall 1 lb. can .....
. -r
0
65¢:
11-4lb.can......... 1.x
Lame J uicv
Lemons
Per Doz. 25c
Extra Lame size. 30-
29c
For One Week Only
PINK ALASKAS SALMON.
Panama Sardines. in pure
olive oil. can.......13c
Delicious Apple Sauce.
‘
103 Cedar St. 25 Ely Ave. 1 Cove Ave. 60 Belden Ave” 170 Main St.
Thrifty housekeepers who appreciate quality are
doz. 55c
(
‘9‘3‘BB‘3'ASDESE. .
1'3“?
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11- mam... h,
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A ‘7 "*7 r tr
r72.
:11- : .1 .
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day heard ‘tostimony in ,ths- Iiltiu of . . -
Hnwzit‘d l". John-um \or411'4 Gillivri l" Beans . . ' . . . . . . . . 12 1'20 (:anon ' ' . ‘ ‘ , . . . . ..... . . - . . . . . . . . . $4.20 K'
Stem-us. l’laiiiiii‘t' 11ml drt'cnduu: are m vi,
rcsido'nts of New Canaan. 'l'lio :ault :4";
uria't‘s from :1 bill claimed by the , c [‘
lilaintil‘f against Stevens. \R'hilt- 1 ted S Y W t .- — - u- 1
Rtevpng iq “mt m'fnt‘ittg hviilonro to 1m e Granu a u ar ou an (”i
t'ulc ull ('lilllllfi made by Johnson. he ;._
(luvs claim that Johnson's books will L}
not slimy 11141 amount claimed in the . ’1‘
HW'. 1179 FLOUR H.011 “W 241-21!) bag $1451
"' ' . ’ o ’J
—Tfl up «OVerfiM-mw' r $112!)“ :1 Corporation I;
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isf action.
cluded in the suite.
“Royal” Overstuffed
Easy Chair
4‘1
One of the famous “push-button”
typo. Simply push the button
and book recline: in your favorite
position. In extension foot rest.
Ten Piece Dining Suite ofCharm-
ing Queen Anne Design
This is a suite that will give you permanent sat-
It is handsomely finished in Ameri-
can Walnut. with burl panels.
have Genuine Leather seats. A serving table is in-
Each salesman thorouzh- .
ly understands homet‘ur-
nishinz. He is able to offer
1' expert advice if request-
ed.
We know that the fumi-
ture in your home must
not only have style and
character—but must be
comfortable—restful—and
well made.
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So we sell only such pieces
that we can guarantee to
offer this service.
The six chairs
A Living Room Suite for Folks
Who Choose Wisely
Not alo ie for its comfort and attractiveness. but for the economy
of buying a davenport and bed at the price of one piece. The sui_t_e
is handsomely finished in Golden or Famed oak.
imitation leather. $149. 00.
ANGEVINE FURNITU
'9'?
WE CAN HELP YOUWITH YOUR
Home Making Problems—Because
We Realize the Importance in Choosing the Pmper Furniture and Rugs
A Duofold Suite That Will
Be Appreciated
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There will be no disappointment if you choosc
this cane suite. It well deserves its popularity. 1‘
i5 110‘; OfllY V9" comfortable. but the desizn 5-"
such that it will never grow tiresome.
enioy it almost indefinitely. $325.
Unholstered: in wood.
EC
$15.00 up.
You will
Table Lamps in
Overlay Effects
We have an unusually large dis-
play of table lamps in metal and
+£1.15» Wflbmm
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