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mu: 40c PAIR f
ox of Six
$2.27
EPH DAVlS
A\\lll\'(lT0N STREET
NORWALK
ll l'l!
, mlwmlillg along the
\\'l~<l avenue, With-
l , r! night, was com-
;vMH‘P, by the trolley
l‘. \l ,T.. ARMORY.
1‘ . K. vs Blue Ribbons.
, ‘ ”030 vs. K. of (3..
,7 :‘nls now on sale at
l’hon01595.
:‘ormm-ly pressman
Sonlmf-l office, has
with n large. printing
l';1.. and assumed his
.a( this: work.
\‘n. 709. Benevolent
wwlm' of Elks, has
'ur tho big class init-
n. “Hm-noon. at 4
r vnv' omcl-rs will be
l'l{f‘_\' supper will b6
1 . "dirk.
K) basketball quintet
lllur- libbous 91'
ml lht- armory. The
llllf'l‘OStlllg session
l.(-\',\' of the park
prnmisod to revenge
1 . ‘u.lm suffered recently
locals. Norwalk's
of ‘llg George
Gunrnieri, Bro-
‘llv
A ' w
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I ”.1
I: <1
1 ‘ ' Multan.
3 l..;r!1.l.k.
l . um‘nlod. O'Brien.
hr, 1:. r. the famous New
“ill give a concert
' .11 the Royal James ho-
'rm‘t is free. and it is ex-
Ilr'ro will be a large turn-
.-r lovers to hear the. singer.
l .. made '“her debut in Now
' mrly this season and was
~11 of according to reviews
papers. According to one
v has "luscious soprano voico
r ngc, velvety in the pianis-
v‘chiivc in dramatic out-
FdR ‘
IRS and COLDS
Pine Comp. with God
Extract and Menthol
52c
on & Powell, Corp.
South Norwalk
'0 ONE BUT
YOU, .
\\ ILL KNOW -
l‘ :' lllllldg. Stocks, in.
21'. w and other legal
up 1'. you have if you
""ll firm in one of our
SA FE DEPOSIT
BOXES
l" :l xlnfc law that
:2 ‘23 vase of death,
. g; one gain access
0 t: on without your
and then only
“' :I‘ vrwr heirs.
“1"” mu have em .
3“ ’ ‘ " nPen your box,
. 1:..5 he done p11-
«lb-13' in one of our
“Jpn: booths.
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SW11 Norwaik
' Haven today.
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HAHACKEMO HOTEL BLOCK
court; :40an
95
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Numerous complaints of sidewalks
not being cleared of snow were re-
: , celved yesterday by the uptown police.
—-——__
One recruit was accepted at a meet-
ing of the Motorized Artillery Corps,
., held at the Norwalk
night. Armory,~ last
'—Coal at Harris 8: Gans. ‘.
9—.“
Black Rock Country Club. Bridge-
port, today filed a voluntary petition
in bankruptcy in United States Dis-
trict Court. Liabilities are set at
$7.704, and assets at $489.
Only $5.09 down—the balance in
monthly payments will bring you
any also Victrola you wish from Don-
nelly's. 16-18 South Main street. Store
open evcry evening. .
"Local Bird Studies and Bird Con-
servation" is the subject upon which
Game \Varden Wilbur F. Smith will
talk. Friday night, at the New Canaan
Town Hall. under the auspices of the
New Canaan Bird Protection Society.
—-Velour Hats $5.75. O'Brien.
Trolley" service in Norwalk and
suburbs is today back to normal. The
regular schedules are being main-
tained on all lines and althought there
is some slight delay in the service at"
times. trolley cars are usually on
time.
-—Entcrtalnment Committee of
Ophir Chapter, 0. E. S. will hold a
food" sale at Stillson and Powell's
Drug Store. S. N.. Friday Feb. 25th,
from 10 A. M. to 5 P. M.
Instructions were given to the janit-
ors of the city‘s schools, by the police,
under orders from Mayor Donovan.
that all walks and gutters in front
and around the schools .were to be
cleaned off. The instructions were
on rried out.
Practice has been started by the
members or the gun team of Company
l. C. S. G.. in preparation for the regl~
xncntul shoot. which will start on
March 15th., among all State Guard
companies. The winning team from
ouch regiment will then compete.
~—Cocl at Harris I: Gm.
A complaint was received by the
pollcc about walks on Courtland
street not having been cleaned. The
people who were complained 0: Were
notified and the walks were then
cleaned. \V’alks could also be cleaned
in many other sections of the city.
Lady \Vashington Lodge will hold
a meeting tonight at which a large
class of candidates will be initiated.
Members of the organization have
been asked to bring retreshments be-
cause a large number of out-of—town
. visitors are expected.
~DANCING_ SATURDAY NIGHT.
Town Assembly Hall. Glace Brother!
full Orchestra with Cathedral‘Chimes.
The. regular business meeting 01
Court Laurel. Daughters of Isabella.
was held Wednesday evening, Febru-
ary 23rd. Miss Mary Drury ’was ap-
polnted chair-lady of the committee
arranging for the card party which
will be held in Red Men's Hall on
April 13th. '
Until some headway can be made
with the removal of the snow from
the center or the city and the main
tromc arteries. it will be impossible
. for the Street Department to remove
garbage, it was stated this morning.
An effort. however. ll be made to
make a. collection before the end of
7 the week.
Thurs. Wt. 00. K. vs Blue Ribbons.
“ Prel. some. Put. Hose vs. K. of 0..
' Dancing. new. ceat- now on sale at
Bacon's Lunch. Phone 11595.
'l‘he case of Charles Taylor, "Bat-
tling Kunz" arrested charged with
passcsslon of liquor, is scheduled to
come before the grand jury in the
United States District court at New
There are 47 cases in
all to be presented to the grand jury.
' most of them for violations of tho
,Volstcd act.
—--Pea Coal at Harris a. Gans.
The W. «5. 7r. Ugwiu meet tomorrow
hall of Grace church. on Belden ave-
,nué. The speaker or the afternoon
will be Mrs. Rosemary Anderson, of
New London. whose topic will be
“Child V‘Velfarc. ” There will also’be
., other speakers. and all interested in
« the topic are. cardially invited to at-
tend the meeting-
The night oparator at the local tel-
r ephone exchang'e complained to the
police. at 1:10 o'clock this morning,
that men at the railroad station Juli-e
calling numbers and using profane
and indecent language towards her.
“minimum
W a
manta: grog? '
—BASKET‘ BALL. ARMORY. ,
afternoon at 3 o'clock, in the parish _
attention John Flynn WM 7
r audiouodamotymfmenwflt. .
imgmmé Lifts-mwim‘aom
E'fiomodthcmthatnawmog
scrumptious. were melted ’that more I_
dike
'Norwalk Migrant-chm beheld fo-
‘9A.l[.to6P.leithallHndmot:
cream
Efforts of Undertaker Frederick
Gaming and the local police mm
relatives or Harry Daily. the mom“
ottiieSLGeorxePapai-andi’ulp
. company, whose body was found in
the Norwalk’ m, on Romy art-
erndon. ind to an inquiry to the
Spritcflcld. Lissa. police... They roe
ported that Charles Smith. and others.
whogkuew Dotty, could give no’lnfor—
mation about him or hit relatives. but
that it any, such information was
forthcoming it would be forwarded
here. Dufty’s relatives in Brooklyn
are also being looked for.
W
crmourc 1)le CASES. ‘l
Boys. and Girls in Philadelphia Hos-
pital to Be Given An Education.
_ .
PHILADELPHIA. Feb. 24.—-—'l‘welve
little boys and girls held virtual pris-
oners of science at me Philadelphia
Hospital for Contagious Diseases for
periods ranging tram ' eighteen.
months to six years, will be given a‘
home of their own at the institution.
it was announced today .
The children are suifering' from
chronic diphtheria ami‘must‘be kept
at the hospital not only to protect the
public from contagion, but for their
own safety. It is explained that the
disease has settled in their throats,
destroying important tissues and mu:-
cles provided by nature as a part of
their breathing apparatus, and that
unless hard rubber tubes are kept in
their throats. the children are likely
to die of suffocation. Nurses must
constantly be in attendance in case
one of these tubes slips from its place.
Not one child in a thousand attach
ed by diphtheria contracts it in’flhis
chronic form. the hospital authorities
say. The boys and girls are not really-
lnvalids. but romp as other children.
The sum of $50,000 has been set
aside for a home for these youngsters.
The. building will be a combination oi?
home. school and recreation center.
Application has been. made to the
Board of Education for a teacher who
will volunteer for duty in instructing
them. Their ages vary from seven to
ten.
SAYS CALIFORNIA INJU'RES
JAPAN.
TOKIO, Feb. 23 (By The Associat-
ed Press).—Japan can do nothing to
invalidate anti-Japanese legislatiOn in
California, declared Viscount Uchlda,
Foreign Minister. in the Diet here to-
day.
"California's legislation." he said,
“is injurious to Japanese interests. but
that State has been acting within her
Constitution and also that of the Unit-
ed States."
The Foreign Minister spoke in re-
ply to Baron Yoshiro Sakatani. who
asked if the Japanese Government
was doing anything to counteract this
movement.
GMI’I‘ IN POLICE TROUSERS.
NEW YORK. Feb. 24.-—Cries of
"graft" raised by members of the
New York Police Department follow-
ing an order requiring the force to
wear two and a halt-inch cuffs on
their summer uniform pants. were un-
der official investigation here today.
‘Many pants were-condemned. it is
alie . in a recent inspection. follow—
ing which the order was published.
An advertisementthen appeared in
station houses. it. is claimed, calling
attention to the fact that a certain
lieutenant had resigned to enter the
tailoring business. »
Guinea trousers now in vogue could
not be turned up. policemen say. with-
out expocinz a multitude of shins and
many pairs of knees.
l
AJAX COMPANY PASSES DIVI-
BEND.
*
NEW YORK. Feb. 24.-—The Ajax
Rubber Company today announced
that, because of business conditions. it
had pomeths quarterly dividend of
81 per share.
WANTS To HELP mm
m
Mra Wm; Sager. 901 Nichol 8L.
Utlca. N. 1.: "I gladly write anything
Khat help. a mother with her children;
I? little girl hid wfiooping cough
and 1' was afraid the would choke. i
gave hu‘ Fem Honey and Tar and
it helped he; wonde'rtully. She could
sleep uncut all night without emb-
lnz.” This good couch lyrup check:-
colds, stop. coughing, cot- phlegm
and covers raw, inflamed membrane!
with a healing patios. -~8tilloon—
Powell corp.
on
It The First ‘andOriginal-
Oakland Grip'Tablct
3, , THE
Tor-ii, rem has.
me. is a outfit. W
“tic-Hospital. new
trip to Koch-cal: ‘ ’
and returned to South 30mm,
nu. They mu m .1401 Oscar,
street. Both Mr. and if! Dyna-A 4,
are wished much luck and m;
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by their many friends.
MnandNI-aJoth. Wot
15 North avenue. gave a family 42-;
union dinner at the Royal Janos Ho- ,
‘Bu‘thdIS’.
'Bank of Norwalk.
Mr. and Mrs. E.‘ A._ml0r left this
morning en'routetorm mu.
California, where Mr. Taylor bathh-
en the management of the Western
branch of the J. &..7. Cash. Inc-
Mir-George Bett- was the hom'
to a party at live at a luncheon in the
Royal James Hotel, yesterdav “tar. ‘
noon. tht was played other e . ‘
luncheon. l, 2003' PURCHASE KEEPS
d Mm. Adam“ EMPLOYED! ,
Mia Florence Riordan an " ,
Anna Judel entertained a party of five Buy What You See! Howl
at dinner. at the Royal James, last . 4
night.‘ .
Rogers and
Stevens
Rev. Liston J. Orum. 0. H. 0., who
has been preaching for the past week
in Bridgeport, spent today in Nor-
walk.
Dr. G. Morgan Moran. of 55 West
avenue. is spending today in New
York city.
Miss Elisabeth Siauson entertained
a parw of him: at the Royal James
Hotel. VenerdaY.
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Mr. and Mrs. Clinton K. Hunter 30:1: Bury of Nunavut. formerly of
were visitors in New York city, yes- Danna. is spending a favours in
terday. that city with relatives.
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Can You Fill Those Show
Dreams are only the dim outline, not the mbstancc; oil
achievement. Leadership in the business world is a mere
boast unless results accomplished prove it. The masters are
the men of deeds, not of dreams.
Dreams are worth while only when, by labor, you
struggle patiently and earnestly to make them come true. -
Are you spending less than you com! If you are you cannot ..
fill the shoes shown inthc pictum above. .
Horwflkandfionthl
"new sprightly ginghams with colors of cheer.
4 Poplmstaumhandluminousandtobc
l fineginmplaidsorstripesorpmfly
lWhatchm-ming
mmafimofohadesseemtomcltoneiubotho
with delicate batty“
:3 W org-Ill!!! quietly glow with richest of
m. Inawozdwiihtheirvcryfinetexmthcso -~'
folders give remarkable dainthiess.
‘ New poplin: have a memefiacd finish which gh
lthem effect of silk poplins to large degree—41nd than =
Forty inch voiles, splendid dark efiectsr—
590 75c and 31'
, Pretty voila in light efiedts, checks figm and
upon light ground, 40 inches wide,——- 39%
{ Organdies, very dainty and beautiful, Hm— fl
path no hurt—many delightful colors,—
Agleamwitlhtheir spotlesspurityand
cy Wham of distinctive design, fancy whibo
withtheprfiyeolors. Rathe1‘,goodcompuions
ytothosoindrcosofcolor.
The City National Bank
semi . norm;
Satm-shfipedlawm, yudwide,.- ‘
Voiles with broad lace'Iike stripes—-
Fancyv‘oilesénuniqu'cfinysqm madam, -
booklet shown herewith has been prel-
paredby the Trust Company Mon or the
BankersAasociatiom for W in
connection with a Wuhan-wide «uptight! uno-
aiated trustccmpanm oftheUnitedStates.
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campai wehawwpwsoim
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dery 111 color. '.
Fm patterns, solid-color centers, white context
i colored border, lace edgeamand a splendid big varb
fig fine crepc dc chine handkerchicfs' in lovely has! “
;of cause they are worth flucfi
10c and 15c
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They aré cam
prices of
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”3;, Wamandtastcfulanddmamdveryhkewodcinch
”Wmuibmmybewashedwzflimm‘
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