‘3‘
1313 price, as you know, is con-
TARLOV BROS.
Cp—‘l‘o-pate Cigar Store
HALL-MARK ,
CANDIES
THE BEST
$1.10 LB.
Memo, Block
1'81. 1581
A. “M. WOOSTER
Am .AT LAW
Eda!- Etc-minor 0.8. Putent Office
’PATENTS
Idiotic-Helen?“
flfltamu mums”
C—...
F. H. BA—XTERHH
DRUGGIST
.famgem
m or
M& Tflfond, Green Seal,
“Russell’s '
I ‘CANDIES
LA.—
EILWEHPE&SON
' mono-um
_m and BOYS’.
' CLOTHING
”Lucia-um
“aluminium.
”Luna!“
A'ommmmm
mention
gltEAT BARGAINS
1N TIRES AND
- TUBES
RadhtOrsnndflood
Covers
“fish's-doubt
Kolm
. Garments,
.,_\
-v\..
give you the necessary asaurance to place the business with us.
’ ‘ The Hatch S Bailey. Co.
; ailerably 1w than of the other ~,' .
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NEW SUITS, COATS AND DRESSES
FOR. YOUR EASTER OUTFIT '
Just arrived and arriving daily, a host of lovely styles in Spring
not too high priced either {01 such exclusive models.
Also‘Spiing Hats Piices lower than elsewhere.
THE PARIS CLOAK AND SUIT HOUSE
33 SOUTH MAIN STREET SOUTH NORWALK
, ment.
,: bill although the latter had roughly
;: outlined a but which would concen-
VAAST BROS.’ GARAGE
DISTRIBUTORS
CADILLAC EIGHT MOTOR CARS
LIMOUSINES FOR WEDDINGS AND REGEPTIONS
TAXI SERVICE ‘
NORWALK a GOODYEAR coao TIRES
SOUTH NORWALK ‘ PHONES 1360, 2211
& Shaw, A
ORANGE SALE
16 NAVEL ORANGES...............25
GOLD MEDAL FLOUR, bag'. $1.49
STRICTLY FRESH EGGS. dozen . .......... . ......... .......... 47c
PLANTATION COFFEE,Ib. . ..... . ....... . ................... .. 25c.
WHOLE RICE, 31m. .......... . ....... ...... 25c.
13 CA‘KES KIRKMAN'S BORAX SOAP .-..... ....... . ......... . $1.00
NATIVE POTATOES, pkg.,15lb8. 35o
lBiiy Your Bread, Rolls, Pies and (lake at the
White House Breadery
N EXT TO
A. F. Beckmann 61" Co., Inc.
83 WASHINGTON ST. PHONE 1405
once-conngu-ococv-O'
., when
> tales that
1. they recognized .1 photograph of
, Mike" shown by the roger mother on
SEEDS—WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
201: m arms SEASON
3 All 11». Legal.“ Vlrlotlu of vacuum and 111- ocs't undo-51’ nun
do, Gran, Clover, 11th and 800‘ Pm
RELIABLE AND THE FINEOT VARIITIE. OP FLOWER OIED.
But grades of Fortlltur Ohm Nomi-o. Groom! lone.
Nltrau 804:. do.
of
Remedies to destro all Insist. d fun in for the pronoun
:31! our. of all‘fltndo 31':
Let Your Wonh Bo Known and We, Will Supply You with tho lost.
South Norwalk Florist and Seed Store
2 SOUTH MAIN STREET TELEPHONE I“ 80. NORWALK
,' , in identification
TELEPHONE 441
HEREISTHEMAN
IN AND OUT OF TOW
Who Carts Ashes, Cleans Cellars, Light Mowing, Light Expressage
1 AI“ Dealer ln
., , ”‘ COAL AND‘IUNK
JOSEPH M. WALLIES
g 76 OSBORN AVENUE
fit (Formerly El‘lron cw q¢., of a Rowan street) -
EAST \NORWALK
Westport Frost.
‘Fresh- Mackerel
' Schultze’s Friday Fish j'Specials
......... ....._.....15clb.
Steak Halibut. -
Green Steak COd ............. 18c lb.
Green Tile Fish...............'...I.20clb.
Green BostOn Blues 20clb.
FancySmelt ......... ..............30clb.
, ”25clb
Flat Fish.......
Haddock . 4
Open Long Clams.. ..... 35cpt.
Steaming Clams..................
THE BEST BRANDS 0F CANNED FISH
Schultze 3 Sanitary Markets
somsnztr'xonwm . .-
' '{WASBINGTON ST AND WAVE so. NOLWALK
14clb
10clb.‘
..20c.qt..-
«rectification-0mm”
He’soid it was not Dr. Black’-
trate into the Department of Health
the many separate medical bodies.
When announcement or withdrawal
' 5 »of the bill- was made there was quite
a commotion among the audience and
there was considerable
to speak in opposition_ to the bill.
Copies of the new bill were immed-
. iately distrib‘uted “but it is understood
. _, that the changes in it are notmany-
,- and ‘to not materially alter the Mor-
gan bill. except that it gives to various .
more ,
branches of the healing art
power over their own acts in quali-
thing their own practitioners.
meme author-in. however. would be
vested in a llama of liegontrof six ;
persons. who would be the Commis-
State Board or Education. the Attor-
noy-Gem-ral. and three persons on-
botntcd hy‘ the Governor. This hoard
would .sit and not with the boards
which grant. “0.11st in the various
branches of the hurling arts.
PECULIAR BASE”
OF BIG MICHAEL,
WORLD WAR HERO
Continued from First Page
Mrs. .‘llclmvl lzus ourriml hvr Search
far. and how and thorn has found
talc-s of "lllg Allkv" as his "lfuddit-s"
km-w him. which lillml her with twar-
ful pridr. llut ulsrnshc- found con-
flicting accounts In llw official rrvord
of his death 1111.1 huriztl and strains“
reports :it lmspnuls Sh!“ vlsllml ol‘ :1
path-tit. long Ierll‘lI and whom- de-
scription tallied rlnsrly with that Of
her son. but wlm was known as "Big
Tom lllnnogan."
"Big Tom" to“ has vanished. and
until alu- has found l1im.Mrs. Michael
will not disonrrl 11w hopv that: h:- may
be her son. his l-lt-ntlt)‘ lost in tin-
cmsh of the hullrt that scared his
head.
Boys who fought with
told his mother of the great "Hike“
irf l-‘rnnce when mun utter man top~
pied ovvr from mlmustlon and finally
“Big Mike" himw'll' Wont down in a
Jansling pile. \\'lmu they examined
him. they found H11» rules and equip-
ment of a squad Of nwn strung ahout
his huge t’rmnv. n'wriml to case wonk-
' 4 er roulrndes.
They told her 100. of tho night
a bullet struck him down. but
m .1 dill’orrnc» in the
set the mothvr's heart
strings tluttrrlng .uww. Some» of them
said "mg Am..." mm laid two days
under a blanket. tlwro in the heat of
the battle. given up for dead. But
lair-r. signs of life Were seen and he
went buck cn 121v weary road to the
here there
7 hospital.
thought
"Big
At one hospital, officials
that of "Big Tom" who ulmhud stop-
ped n hulk-t with his head. It was
"Big Tom." tlu-y said. who wrote end-
loss-l) to his mother but know not
where to send the letters.
And In \\ «shington klndls Officials
poured owr the records'to aid the
search. The): round a queer tangle
ahoivlng.thnt Pills Mike" apparently
had been twice buried by regimental
chaplains. Once in the honor grave
31nd at Consenxrhe and again at
Mouse. Tlnre was a difference too.
numbers. and the
mother came home. weary. deserted.
but, still‘wlth high» hope in her heart
that time would give back her son.
"NE“ LONDON
BLILDEBS’ EXCHANGE
NEW_ LONDON, March 10.——ln an
en‘ort to combat an alleged state-wide
effort by builders and contractors to
reduce wages. local carpenters. ma-
sons and other building trade: unions
are 00— operating m forming a build-
ers' exchange and make bids on con-
tracts. It is planned to begin Opera-
tions on a small scale. bidding 01.
frame house work. etc. until there is
a fund to be created by dues and as-
sessments when large contracts can
be negotiated
NOR“ ALK .‘l.\\ ASKS
"“0811: 0\ DESERTION.
Samuel A Barley of Norwalk has
filed petition In the superior court for
divorce tram Ellznbeth Bugley now of
parts unknown alleging di‘bertlon
since December 29. 1917,.
married January 1. 1915. 39'8- 1338'
ley's maiden name being Gorton. and
her namo at the time of marriage
James. There is one child of whom
the petitioner déslres the custody.
coR’Ns.
Lift Off with Fingers
: stantly that. can top. hurt:
, shortly you lift, it; right on wt in ting-
Doesn't hurt a hit!
fFreezorie" on ill aching corn.
,‘the'n
Su- ,2
sloner or ll-xnlth. the Secretary of the 7
"Big Alike".
They Were .
PM; L
DES SUDDENLY .
handshaking .
Kindly think this over carefully mill 1‘: in need of lumber we will , 5' “"10“? “me ‘3’” appamntly‘exl’e‘md '
tint.
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FOR WOMEN
SILK LISLE VESTSa—Band Top or Bodies models; .11; -
Special . ..
Others from 25c to $1. 50.
COTTON VESTS—Band Top or Bodice models.
/ SILK BLOOMER—In thevnexgwand popularOrchid salt.
SILK UNDERWEAR—Step—In models. Special ,_
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at in banished by a few dose-
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. SPECIALS
FOR THEWEEK
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DiflsBmmalb....-.....290
Fancy MaingGorma mace,
Early June Peas, 2 «113251:
Evaporated Skimmedllilk,
tallsixe,oean¢........ 100
A. STULL
“at cm. St.._ Reagan-walk
‘ .
Good (or all com ‘
' Royal ~.'Auto Ptg.
twig. TELLS \
‘
Spring Opening Of Millinely
Call and see this vast assortment of beautifully shaved Hats ‘
cleverly trimmed. Colors—Henna, Pearl, Navy, T2 llLerine and i
Prices FrOm $2. 98 to $15
Spring Dresses
Taffeta, Satines and Canton Crepes — wonderfully smart mod-l
, BEAR IN MIN D—Our Easy Payment Plan and Small W eek-
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QurNoOngSc; 2forl5c
OLD WELL CIGAR
COMPANY.
‘
Ad..-
South Moi: Street Phone 902
“ Oppodto Wils'én’s not Shall
South Nix-walk. Conn.
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31 WALL STREET
INSURANCE
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BRAND’S ;
D CP'l IcAL STORE':
JEWELRY AN
21 No. Main St, So. N0
rug-om”.
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