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will be held tonight in
freet mission. .
booked to officially open
5;.1‘Jl2y, March Lust.
‘ANOTHER RUDE NlTE"
‘ , ‘-..".“..-)l‘y tonight, with Murray‘s
-: :rhcstra.
. * of the Cross will be saidto-
. $1, Joseph‘s and St. Mary's
r; m Velours. \V. O’Brien.
Elliburn. toroman of the Ar
'rpany, lnc.. is' quite sick at
..:1re 28 “’llton avenue.
. arr. of the governing board, of
.33. Yacht Club, Will be held
in the South Mall Club
money on hosiery—Keeler's.
'5 national veiling week, and
l: lRyan Co. are oflerlng a fine
z.-.-nt of styles, Just in time for
See adv.
first quality coal at Harris 5 Gena.
uourity executive committee, of
Fali‘fikid County 'Y. M. C. A., will
' tomorrow, in the ofiice of Judge
El. Light, on ‘Washington street.
you going to get. a vacuum
—and what make. Don’t do
hastily—Ask for a tree demonstra-
ot‘ thetamoua Hoover Cleaner.
best on thewrn‘m'ltet: 'Wé W1"
.ly do so. Donnelly's 16 So. Main
Sole Agents.
‘t "poverty social" will be held to-
ht, in the lecture room of the-South
‘wallt Baptist church, under the nu-
es oi the Christian Endeavor Soci-
.l. ..
3ft and Derby Hats. “7. O'Brien.
"rs. Rodman J. Lilly and Miss Ruth
:«ileton will lead the meeting of the
' or League, of the South Nat-walk
1-1. church, to be held this after-
.
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MILLINERY NOTICE
fining of Spring and early sum.
models, Thurs. Fri. Sat, March:
and 20. Will remain open Sat-
:‘x', .‘.;:zi13rd.
K. A. Polhcmus
SO W'ashington St.
So. Not-walk
\V. O'Brien.
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ith all coupons at-
tached are ready for
exchange for bonds
without coupons.
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«i. rev: on display for your early convenience.
A large and beautiful melt, with appro-
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LARGE ASSORTMENT 0F
ZLL‘iS’TER POSTAL CARDS
on: oner-
DONNELLYfS
16 South Main Street
The South Norwalk ‘
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A daughter, Margury,
Saturday to Mr. and Mrs.
gram or Pillow street.
ODD'FELLOWS DANCE
Odd Fellowa Hall.
, , Saturday night.
Norwalk members of the Connect»
cut Daughters of 1812 are attending
the quarterly meeting of that associa-
waa ,born
Hary J. In
lion. being held today in the' Hotel.
Game, New Haven.
—'l'he Bethany Guild of Trinity
Church are holding a cake sale at Still-,
soanll‘a today.
A Collie do; was fatally injured.
yesterday afternoon when struck by
an automobile on West avenue. Dr.
J. A. Meek chloroformed the dog. anu
Dog Warden Thomas B“. Walsh. is. en
deavorlng to locate the 9wner. *
~Very tine lisla Wwith the
seam—Special 69c at—-—Keeler’a
A cake sale is being held this after-
noon, from 1,0'cluek until 5 o‘clock. in
.the Stillson~Powell store, Washington
street, under the auspices of the Beth-
any Chapter of the Trinity ‘ church
Woman's Guild.
——$900 in Cash Prim-s. Free Every
.Weelt Just tor Writing a Few \Vords.
mtalls in the NEW! YORK AMERI-
CAN.
Bill Statute hadza cartoon on \the
Fish and- Game Association banquet
in the Bridgeport Telegram, this
morning. A likeness or Countyflame
Warden Wilbur F.,Smith was C8D-
tloned, VVllbur Smith Suiting .His
Soup. 1 like my eats seasoned. Live
Fish Sbup. ‘
—Ess. stove, nut coal. Harris
.‘Gans. '
Chief of Police \Villlam R. Pen-
nington has received the assurance of
Superintendent of Schools Buchanan
that steps will be taken to prevent
thigh schools sudents from holding up
{automobiles on West. avenue during.
recess hour. This action is the re-
sult of complaints made to the police
by truckman Elliott Parr.
ODD FELLOWS DANCE
Odd Fellows Hall,
Saturday night.
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Sergeant Shores. non-commissioned
other in charge of the Stamford re-
cruiting station. formally closed the
,Clty Hall recruiting station'ioday. re
imoved the government—property in
the local office to Stamford..-Corporal
George U. Parks, who has been in
charge of the station here since last
July, will be honorably discharged
from the army tomorrow. ‘
——$2000.00 IN CASH PRIZES 'E ' ‘ ‘r.’
WEEK just for writing a few words.
See New York American Dally~ana
Sunday for details.
The Rev. Charles L. Adams, rector
of St. Mark's church. New Canaan,
will be the special preacher tonight at
St. Paul's church, at the fifth of the
Lenten services. Mr. Adams has not
been at St. Paul‘s church. since he be-
came rector of the New Canaan par-
ish, in succession to the late Dr. Rob-
ert Neide. Numbers of Norwalk
church people will be glad 'to have him
be a. good congregation of the St.
Paul's people and their friends.
to come to it.
——DANCING SATURDAY NIGHT
Town Assembly Hall, Grace Brotherh’
Orchestra Extra Music, Eight musici-
ans with chimes.
We Close ‘Every Day at 6 P. M.
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SPRING .
OXFORDS * ~-
' For'M‘en andWamen
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come, and it is hoped that there will.
The aln this‘ afternoon.
service lasts about an hour, beginning,303m " _
at 8, and is for anybody who desires i—Buy "Gordon Hosiery at K881i" 3‘
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Charge Accounts
Opened
The Norwallt Board at Assoaaom
expect the bound assessors' book:
back from the binders in New Bril-
Meetlngs of the
of \Relief will start tomorrow.
The new Cosmopolitan Restaurant,
in the Roodner building, will open for
business tomorrow, Saturday, at five
negotiating with the. New York Man-
dmin orchestra to come here and make
the opening night one of novelty and
getting ,dieir.aervlcea,‘Norwalk ream-
in; evening. The anagram has
been tastefully (finished and decorat-
ed, and. in every way. Norwalk can be,
honored at a modern; tip-Mate and
emotion Carpet Cleaning Company
87 Cedar. St. Telephone 14134.
The 39a]: regular meetinxot Nor-
wdk 140688th ”9' B. gunod'ay utter
' in , on
behold at t e o e be
o'clock. The management have been,
please—and, it they are— successful in;
rant goers will be sure. of an entertain-1
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CorrectStyles that are tbetrueat
economy in selections of gar- _
merits for Spring Wear
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ml the prices we mmodestasthcfififl
are elaborate
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YOu
They’ll make you throw your shoulders
out full of pep.
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Get Y our Suit Yet?
one of that: new
Spring Suits. ‘Tbey’re very spirited ”in color and style.
.BY’S ,
Are You Ready 1’ ‘~
’ThhltfleWiga first idiom Mitre
Wmhsmbaéttbe'hmwwa
In “than at fluvial! mahmabnconthefilest
collection of good clothes we’ve ever had for you.
Andwhenyon’remd'ygwc’ll be glad t6 show you the
merchandise itself. We‘re ready NOW! '
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D.Hartord.ofSt.Loula.mahnsig
noes visitor in town yesterday.
i A daughter, Jeanette, was born last
I A large flock of twild geese passed
over this city recently. ‘ >
' The rye fields have been greatly
damaged by the heavy snowa and ice. Saturday to Mr.
.‘ The heavy winds 0: the past week man, 20 Havana met. .
have caused considerable damage to '__p..p‘ gm ”mg at Amory,
the wt and shade trees in this Vi-,Tm “‘W m.
clnlty as well as to a number of tele-; - -
phone polu. ‘ ' . John Lane and 1m %m
—‘Lace silk stockings- ~31.65—~Keole1"a..whm they wt m 86. P I I'
The John T. Hayes Agency has cold day nude, on mm avenue.
the Conroy property, at five Eclipse‘
avenue, to James Kenny, q;
street, first district... Mr. Kmy will
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.take possession next month. 3
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to,
Sew steal oped-1th his ux‘ttumhwm
adv. today is well worth the promthSon. Boa-d tho ”3'- . .
attention of practical purchasers. Be! a L. mg, of ”Wynne“:
has , porter-house, sirloin. and _eg to the m «landfill-Et
round I“: at. the lowest priceiemdnlouotunmdflmm
quoted in local markets in mygtn'orearofhiaannmiob
moons, but as the supply is hmlted;_.’14dgu 3111-353!” _
orders must be received early. Read John T We! In! "3.! hit in”
itmmflt ‘ -~ , m.at'nnamsmmnramn.
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DINNER ENJOYED
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smaller table; and the guests of hon-
or, tha'snnflemen, were seated at. one
large table, decorated with special
care, not forgetful or the inner man. ,
At each plane was a card bearing
the name at some annual hammer
diluenapdaowaisimtouioone
Parameter-an int—mm not"
,bdieve thui'hewmltatln.
Mrs. Paul Foster coated consider- .‘
able Men: by her inflation o!
encore. hard the about Won by
lher recitation of “A Russian Chum
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‘ John Hemmwlth his aha-hi
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