mirror MAME,
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L oH1 ’t Decide Hastlly
“m You are Selecting- a Vacuug Cleaner
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Let Us Demonstrate a
iOOVER
1 have to (10—45 just call us .up—We will gladly
._ to try at your house
EASY TERMS
BONNELLY’S
16 South Main Street
. 1‘: 3 makes you have in min d—and then
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IF DESIRED.
“The charm of the new has
always a new charm. "
No matter how young, how
old or how busy, it does a.
man good to put ofl‘ the gar--
ments of 11* past season and
begin a new life with a. new
C9.
iiy News
vlrsal of the choir of the
‘ .rwalk Baptist church will he-
-.;ght at 8 o'clock.
regular monthly meeting of
:1 industrial League of the
Harwalk .‘l. E church. will be
, by night at 8 o'clock.
Phenol! and Colors Ronawarl
-:1 ('arrwt Cleaning Company
.47. Telephone “134‘
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.:~ New Haven, the Sahara
"11- water front in use for
lll‘he given up immediate-
:.1=.inion will be celebrat-
‘2 — " Episeopal' church to-
; -::Enz at 9:30 o’clock in
1 1 the Feast. of the An-
m-Jal at Harris &' Gans.
will be; held Friday at.
Baxter drug store,
treet. under the aus-
vwonstruction group of
walk Congregational
ol‘ idleness due to a
murivrs and other labor-
resumed on the con-
Ezn new building for the
van M5,: (‘0. yesterday.
Harold A. Parsons
diastnient of the matter
. l..-§ta1nf(nd Advocate.
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~‘ on sale for the John and
"ay entertainment at Lig-
nd‘ Devine & Hardwick's.
Oc, including war tax.
‘ ;0 Think
Over
fine Thing
{‘0 Act
Another
0
Isle who die without
:zded" to make one.
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i—mwt
D}: your estate be digit
.3"— i .ise you put ofi‘ mak-
43' 'alli
A: . and make fills Gem‘-
FEZT ' 1’ executor. ,_ n
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The South Norwalk
Trust Co.
’ yen-3’ experience in W I‘
m.
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map water sailors no long- '
.none were earning money. so Err;
. porter.
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An important meeting of Frank C.
Godfrey Post, Number 12, American
Legion, will be held tonight
city halL
The. next ‘meeting of the board of
l—elinf will be held tomorrow after-
noon in the city hall from 9 o'clock
Iuntil 7.: o'clock.
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Members of Court ' Laurel,
monthly meeting tonight in
Men‘s hall 0:1 \Vashington street.
Red
~Carpets Cleaned and Colors Renewed
Connecticut (‘arp Y (.‘lnanin: Company
37 Cedar St. Telephone 1413-4.
Regents, dog‘l gates and alternates
to the twoun- ninth cbntincnta! con-
gress of the Daughters of the Ameri-
can Revolution are in attendance at
the twenty—seventh annual conference
that opened today in Norwich.
First Class Private Patterson. of
the Stamford recruiting office, was in
Norwalk today distributfiig army cir-
culars in stores and other public
places. Local recruits for the army
should apply for examination at the
Stamford office.
The Fairfield County Suffrage or
ganizniion will meet in the social
hall of the First Congregational
:('ll1.il’(‘ll of Stamford on Thursday,
1April 8, at 11:30 a. 111. There will he
Bridgeport. Row
Darien. Noroton,
Southport. Fairfield. Green-
lloach. Riverside, Cos-
(‘ob. llethel. Ridgefield and other
plants in the county. Bliss Caroline.
Ruuiz-Rees. county chairman will pro-
from
Stamfmd,
(it-lo gal cs
Canaan,
Westport
With Sound
«filo, and Mrs. Emerson R. Nowell of
Groenwich‘will serve as ricochair-
man. Lunch will he served in the
rooms of
ciation.
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Cans.
the Young \Vomen'a Asso-
c \I 5,» §
Harris
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stove, nut coal. 8:
The Port Chester item
to' the opinion that: "new-.Spaper pub-E
lisl‘; ing in these days is.not an unal-
loved pleasule." It has just succeed
ed in buying panel at 111, 2 cents per
pound to uhich the Cost of tlanspor-
tation from So 117 Hampshire is to be
added. The prire before the “at WAS
215-100 cents D81 pound. FVe-ry pub-
lisher will agree with the item that
there‘s something besides pleasure in
the neWspapei business these days,
but some can find a sort of pleasure where he was employed. was tUrned J. E. Levis, Secretary.
in excitement and uncertainty. \lter
all. there's a. lot of Satisf11ttioti in
oucrcoming diiiiculties and Winn. 11g 11
fight that is worth winning.
The price of all daily Ipapers pub-
lished in Westchester county will be
three cents on and after April 1.
.Among the papers, the price or which
will be raised are the Tarrytown
News. . Yonkers Herald, Yonkers
FStatesman, Yonkers Neus, Mt. Ver-
non Argus, Ossining Herald, Peeks-
kil'i‘ Democrat, Port Chester Item and
White Plains» Reporter. The last-
named daily paper is the only daily
paper published in. White Plains.
few months ago
daily papers in White Plains, bu
est
Mmdevilie -consolidated the three
under the management o: the Re-
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m MEMORY OF -
HARRY 8. ROCKWELL
With a cheery smile and a wave of
the hand ’
He has wandered
land, ‘
And tea" as dreaming how
into an unknown
lingers
C“:
in the '
Daugnt- '
ers of Castile. will hold their regular"
gives \‘0709 j
there were Ilree '
to:
outfit from head to’footi .
Many a. knotty problem has
been smoothed " out by re-
flection, in the mirror, after
putting on a new‘suit.
This week the new and new-
est in suitsior Spring. ‘
' The leading 001.038 are
brown, gray, bluo‘and green.
The MODELS case-fitting,
double or s' 1e reacted.
The PRICES to $75.
3 ROgerSé'a‘Stevens
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iord is being remodelled and put into
shape for a first-class restaurant and
lunch room to be opened in the near
future.
John Hurlev. formerly of the Hour
reportorial staff in South Norwalk,
has }ccexited a clerical position with
1010 Hurley and Blown Dredging Co.,
New Yotk city.
A new electric slim has made its
appearance on Wall street over the
lfront of the Cosmopolitan restaurant,
It stands twelve feet lligh‘an adds
greatly to the attractiveness of the
street at that point.
Adolph Gohler, formerly proprietor
of the barber shop at 17 Main street
but recently with the Norwalk Tire &
Rubber Co. was opelated on in the
IXoiu'alk Hospital, Monday morning.
Mi.Golile1 is imploving nl(0l\ at the
pies'ent lime.
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of th'e South
The choir Nor-walk
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Congregational church is preparing a. .
special musical program for Easter
Sunday. There wil be a special ser-:
vice at 4 p. in, in which Charles
Sterling, violinist, and Miss Willa
Miller, soprano, will assist.
William Donovan who succeeded.
John M Hurley as downtown report-
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t r for the Norwalk Hour. resigned hisI
position with that newspaper, yester-
day. the report for government work
5 . in Hartford, his application for which:
made several months ago, was recent-I
ly accepted.
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-Judsc George H. Vosburgh. tomor-
row morning in the city hall court '
v
iwili hear the cases of James «Lyon
and Elizahotll Johnson. colored
chaiged uith mutual assault.
Johnson has retained
..l C‘uneo to represent
Judge Joseph R.
counsel for Lyon.
Attorney John
her in court,
and i';.a lor “iii no
'
George Wadsworth fifteen year -_old
orphan lad who ran away from a
Home for the Aged. in New York.
Iover to the custody of Chief oi: Pn-
lice ’William Brennan. 0: Stamford.
Iyesterday afternoon. Young \Vads -
worth was picked up in Norwalk yes-
'lterday by PoliCeman Frank S. Strat-
ton. ‘
—Buy your coal at Harris & Guns.
.
The regular meeting of the Pride of
Court Narruk Circle, No. 8015 Com.
panions of the Forest, was held in
Red Men 531-11111 last evening, and rou-
tine business transacted. A report or;
financial success was made of the
If‘ood sale in Glendennings Drug store
Allan! Saturday and arrangements made}
A'to hold a supper and dance sometimel
11 the latter. part of April.
l Through the c I
'well Piano compan , piano will be
in wished for the use of the Min 'd-
brother and sister. John and-Mary. ‘
'McCay; who Will give a con Iona
lentemimenc tonight in Hoyt’s Ieo—
tre, Washington street. Considerable
interest is attached to this perform-
am by artists who have been 1 l-
’ Mir.
mosh-oats 01 No‘rw‘ilkz‘ Aim?
, te ndance
Norwalk So. Norwalk '
The former cafe of Michael Batch:
MissI
esy or the Etna-.- “
1“” “Diamond Dyes.” new»
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NOR WALK
so GIETYQ
and 'PersonalI .
NEWS
Miss Elizabeth Moore of 16 West
avenue, South NIm’vvalk, teacher of
typewriting and stenography in the
Franklin school was tendered a sur-
prise by a number at her pupils yes
terday afternoon. There was a pleas
ant time for all.
included Miss
Miss. Donnelly. Mrs. Nowlan,
Jennings, and Miss Moore.
McCluI‘E.
Miss
The" Miss M: Johanna La
Roche, whose ma ' i~' may}: 4, in
South Norwa‘, t and, was
reported in last I -1 “112's Sentinel.
wag a resident of ' A side of
Glenbrook.
Mayor Jeremiah ' - an and
daughter, Miss Emma Donovan, who
have been sojourning in Indiana for
the past week. are expected to return
to Norwalk, March 31.
Mrs . Charles D. Hickey and-chil-
dren of Green street. Stamford. spent
the weekend with relatives in South
Nor-walk.
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WillamDavis of Lowell, Mass Is a
business visitor in town today.
B. Hillman of Bridgeport is a vis-
itor in town today on business.
V
The firm of Miller and Tracy have
sold he property at 10 York street. to
Anthony brlantz, who will take pos-
session next month.
Detectivé Sergeant Thomas 'Hunt
today accompanied to the Connecticut
State Hospital, Norwich, Mrs. Paul~
ino Keller end Mrs-Ada Turner, both
of Norwalk.
The weekly meeting of the Wel‘
come Std-anger Lodge No 564, Sons
of St. George. was held last evening
in their rooms on Main street and
the regular routine business trans.
,acted. '
Attorney John J. Cuneo and Judge
,George H. Vosburgh are attending
today‘s session of the Superior Court,
Bridgeport. where they will represent
ithe plaintiffs in {our divorce hear-
ings.
Gcmgo Gray popular proprietor of
the .\on\alk Tobacco Shop with Ilon
aid Campbell is confined to his home
with an attack of the grip. Vilnuclas
Brussing of Summer street, is sub
stituting in! his place.
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. Street de‘partment workmen started
Ioperations this morning removing the.
faccumulation or ice from the Wash-
Iington street pavement
the street saw the light of dax.md:1y
fox the first time: in months
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NOTICE.
Them wil be a special meeting or
the Fraternal 0rd. of Eagles, Noni
Iwaik Aerie No. 588, Thursday even-IL
as; at 8:00 o'.clock
Attest:
w. P.1s.aR01—HERT0NI
For Norwalk! and vicinity: Fair to-
hight warmer in the interior; Thurs-
day increasing (cloudiness;
winds increasing Thursday The
western trough of. low pressure now
extends from New Mexico northeast»
ward to 1.7 ppe: Iichfian it is cause
ing unsettled weather with. local
showers between the Rocky Moun-
tains and the Miss issippl river.
Pleasant w‘eather continues from the
M: sipp river eastward to the At-
lantic coast: The temperaturg ie'ris-
ing si'ole in the central and eastern
districts.
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The teachers in at- ,
Sections of}
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flVhe- everything was put to light,
1 w,‘ . 2‘ ling of a Meriden plan: of :11» new ne- 3 . .
{glitz (1:38 blytlknlggeghggi:ofl:ds ed. l parture Manufactuging Cr .1}. o: ; iew months as the fish whose progeny,
Vt hue Grandpa. started in ‘0 t9“ tBristol, was pushed of fit-1 .oulth ,are being sold to raise funds for a.
sizznzavzgtasnme .. . . 51:: first: .11“: or 12%.:
In some shindig in Sixtya'rhnee; chine yesterday afternoon. He ,died ”2 -' e ‘ 9
south' ,L'p to the mast important part; .
lAt that point he s remote-.1111 ai
_ No stairs to climb.
F®R HdMgE OUTFIT S FOR SPRING
We aredn a me to offer you a better and more complete selection of Fab '
nitur’e. Rugs. Ramos. Beds. Beddinrand-Bsby Carriam‘than ever before. " ‘
Visit our store and see the beautiful display of Summer Furniture.
We specialize' m furnishing homes complete.
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a... in stock, 11017 or cow. The 1..., best Washin’g
‘Haohino on the market. Sold on easy terms.
for itself in a. few mom can and see this wonder.
will pay-
Take BahyOht-This Fine
Wéather
BABY
CARRIAGES ’
Give baby on airing in one of our Carriages.
The very finest selection you ever saw. Any 001. .
or or finish. Small, medinmor large.
mg. hr price mum) to $65.00.
RiUGS
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Rag Rugs, Wool Ring-I, Brussells, Axminster Rugs—all can be found here in a very choice selection 1
of colors and patterns.
GRASS RUG—9112, $9.;95 8310, $8. 45; 61:9, $5. 45. Any colors.
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Linoleum,Congoleum”Rugs.Rang€S,El‘ectric Washersd’SweeDere
Sterling Furniture Co.
' Phone 105:"
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127-131 Washington Street
name
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£92 a.“ m m 1 1m;-
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THEY ALL DOIIIT. ;BRICK MASON KNOCKED GOLDFISH MARKED IN RED,
.a...__. l FROM BUILDING ’ WHITE AND BLUE.
(By Guy D. Wilson, in the Home l ' 2
Sector.) i MERIDEN. March 21 Ajay—Ia, l The collection and breeding 0!
Down on the farm in Tennessee, ISperioni aged 28. a bric'szniasnn e-u ifancy go‘dfiSh by me many 9901“"
Abertkaw Confirm-b i 5130 make it their “hobby” has never
in the “a,” aproduced' a more brilliant result than
“Miss Liberty," noted duirng the last
\Ia and Pa and Bud and me
ployed by the
\Vould gather round, on winter nig‘: .ts
' tion company of Bosto‘n.
tastic markings on fins and body and
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at the Meridenjiospital 1mm a bloke.
. . - ; blue.
on neck. His home
in Berlin. I
Conn.
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Grandpa could spin it oil by heart
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museum MAN FOUND m CANAL. gNO OKEDIESOTPOO‘R VISION
111113057114, March 21-41119. boay m that guy-mm it. We spec-1
i‘Willianr J. Secombe, a widower, 63,
What he had said about the 81811
Where all alone he made a haul /
Oil prisoners. Right'them‘b‘o’dmafi.
A bit then say: ‘5 captured nine x
And took ’em back behind the line. "
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Then 3"“! he‘d 1001‘? M me rigm'u‘ug..it>u11d in the canal or. the Alncrr m m com ‘3'“, mon.‘
Andflwhigggr law 'La‘st night 't.was can Brass company yesd'erday. Sc- ‘I I . M ~
eight .. combe, who was employed by the 1 H AME R
company. quit Ms job we weekr no. . , ’ ’
When 1 get aid, perhaps 111ml
About the ngm’ at St. um,
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fiendsy he rein; 113.1 to 1; vi. uni X1215
Where I got'cnt on rmfie‘rest allowed ‘0 “WWW“ He Will not
And tell in'a machinegun met; been after he left 'the no; and is be .
Scarin’Tonr great big. hunky Boobs-am tiered to have jumped into the can.“
Optometrist‘a’asdflpw
“The bulb of good M“.
mamas, Stamford
in m on Dlii
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Diamond Dyes" Tum Faded Shabby
~Apparol into Now.
“Don’t war, about perfect remind
give a m4 rich. aisles: color to any
mmtm it an wool linen. cot-
shes their" . «3-, I
very fair Cay flash-acted much Enemies: unit” “ mind goody-dresses W
ammm’sm
111 lite: 113111“
Eigtmifigfifgfi m “ch last night while glittering .m'm some
Aflmdgin {mm the noise I made—- forms“ dementia.
Till they said “Kan-ma!" hard "sure, . .
To the rear, march, to MN m
Believe me, i shall always «ts-ire
To 'member there “savers it:
I‘ll lot it right no
And Tom I mm {go theta.
To keep from seems a mu
Autistick to Mt. W as:
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