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they are separated by: immiscible
ground: Anothert valuable use would ‘
. lie in establishing cemmunicatlons‘
, with troops on forced marches either
I} . , .. ~ “i‘iurin:‘an,£dva§nce or a retreat. In
. . , - . g . renc wa are. lines of communion-
Spamard and . Connecticut non destroyed by enemy fire can be'
' ‘f 1 . .réstored even in the middle of violent
Lace Workers and Grapho “mu... . , .
8|"! New Haven TOE“ m: There is no need for ‘the- plane to
. Ito ITISS _ alight. The cable is unreeled from
the machine in flight with a flag
The soccer game 'b’et’ween theISpan-
marker at the end to guide signaI-‘
men on the gruond to it. When over
Is“ A (3.. 0f Bridgeportfand the Con- the point at the other end of the .
. nectlcut Lace Works team. or NO!“ ‘stretch of ground to be covered. theI‘
walk, provided sensational 'ball from, wire is cut from “the mel.and the free?
_' conmnu '
THEATRE
GREAT WEEK "or . enem'
Plcrunes
TODAY
fiTTY (ROSCOE)
ARBU
In
Great Presentation of
Irvin Colb's Story
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THE PARTY”
the start to finish. and the Lace end weighted. 'murked and dropped.I
\\'orks‘ team ‘can thank their lucky The men below merely have to pick,
stars that it was nbl? t0 Go away with it up and connect it to begin talking
one league point. as the Spanish tcam_‘wlth the forces at the other end. '
was short-handed. two of its star play- For commercial purposes. the re-
_crs llcing unable to play: also.Suai'£-z, port suggests that cable layinz from
was injured curly in the game und’the air may well prove valuable in
was completely a passenger the. rest forestry and forest .fir‘e protection.
of ille’VVay. The Spaniards were out 'scicntific exploration or other endeav-
to will and started the game in great 'ors where communication is “9093‘
style. They were not able to take the Isai‘Y “yet ‘00 difficult or installation by
leznl curly in the game, as the good other means."
defensive play by tllc Norwall: tram
lit-pt them out ol‘ sight of goal.
The only goal of. tlle’vfirst half was
a dandy. as 'l‘ownsclnl took'a deliber-
ate aim. twenty yards from goal and
lwat ll‘eijoo with the best sliot.'of the
afternoon. From this point to the in—
lt—l‘Val the Spanish tcam seemed to
l'lt‘v and tho Norivalk team had the
hotter of the game. . '
in the. second half the Spanish team
took a new lcasc of life and simply
poured shots at the Norvlfalk goals.i
but was equal to the occasion. The
Spaniards kept up the pressure. but‘
they were unable to penetrate the Nor-
walk goal until five minutes from the
finish. when from a corner kick by
Perez. headed the ball into the net
amid great excitement and the game
emit-ii in a tie score. the second time
this season these teams playing a tie
WEDNESDAY
Unt Proves the 'truth of
nement “Everything cornea
Wm Waits"
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«Herr SNOBS”
"ct-A PLANETS”
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PASTOR SPUBNS $1.000 RISE.
Rcv. Mr. Bartholgw Gcts $6.000 Now
Ilfimuti n mm mm ‘
The Rev. Otto F. liartholow. pastor
of tho First Methodist Church . of
Mount Vernon. has declined to per-
mit the ofi’lcial board of the church to
incrcasc his salary $1.000 a year.
The minister. who liqw l'eceivcsl
$6.000. said that he did not need any
more money. and that if the board ix;-
sistcd on sending him a check for the
disputed thousdnd he would return it.
Mr. Bartholow's Bible Class. which
numbers 1.800 members. is said to be
vthe largest in the world.
-L RSDAY AND FRIDAY
. vi RA GORDON
3'- maul.
«OTHER '
OF HUMORESQUE"
:nl glowing drama of life It-
—-.. gl'e]: heart interest pic-
.v—snpellative cast—
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The Greatest
Love”
“LEPI‘ER” HI'GHE‘S DIES OF
OLD AGE AND EXPOSURE
Jnhn Hugheswcll known years ago
as a six—day pedestrian. was found
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18735—Love Bird
‘V Bright Eyes
61' the April List
011 Sale Now
‘13'734—Do The; Ever Thinl: of Mel
I Never Knew
Played by Whiteman’s Orchestra. at its best.
-Stop in And Hear Them at
DONNELLY’
16.18 SOUTH MAIN STREET
OPEN EVERY EVENING
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' For" Gehebe’s sari]
It's Here It “'5 Houses!“
SPRING IS IN} THE AIR -
AND WITH IT COMES THOUGHTS OF PLANTING
» GARDEN AND CLEANING UP THE YARD
THERE’S EVERYTHING HERE FOR MAKING'THE WORK EASIER.
Step Ladders..Turf Edgers, Garden Forks, Children's Garden Sets,
Iron Rakes, Wooden Rakes, Garden Hoes, Watering Pots.
25 WASHINGTON STREET
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I'm-theme: moot Muyuidtorper
.soumuonwm 1
menu made at Raymond 31:01.. om at Wellington 8:.
’Economy. Dry GOOIIS Store
Yard Goods, Underwear, Hosiery,
AT GREATLY REDUCED rmous
13 RAILROAD AVENUE SOUTH NORWALK
NEXT To SINGER sewmo MACHINE trons
game. The teams lined up as follows: dead last night in an old house at
\. %.g?j';i;h A' 0‘ Gbonn. Lao“ “orks. Hillside and Grand avenues. Leonie.
, . mahom‘lio‘ """" RB """" - - k-“ufi N. J._ by Chief oc I‘olicc John Beck.
Montes _ ' ' ' ‘ I B ‘ ' ' ' ' orman Hughes was 70 years old. \Vord came
‘ Perez. """" p l—lB ' ‘ ' ' ' ' ' .gallam to Chief Rock that several little girls
IUrizal‘ """""" CH3 ' ' ' ' ' ' - udson had been looking into the windows of
IOrtlz. .. """" I “B ‘ ' ' ‘ ' ' ' .Wragg the old house and had see an old man
5 ISuarpz ' ‘ ‘ ' ' ' ' ORF ' ' ' ' - - .I-i'anson lying on the floor. The chief investi- .
' ICaIin‘ ' ‘ ' ' ' ‘ ' ‘ """" \Valker gated personally and found that
: ‘Gnrpg‘ ' ' ' ' 13F .... ' - .Farmer Hughes had fallen off the bed and was
-,- n.4,. W, .. ‘~___. .i liquc """"" Ill; " ' ' “Townsend dead. Dr. Francis Tyson said that
‘lAi: HOME 0F '100 PER CERF .1 """"" ‘ """"" Norman .deatllwas due to old age and exposure,
.l‘ontelo. . . . . Ol.l-‘ . . .Mackley resulting in convulsions.
ENTERTAINMENL RefereemAndy York. Hughes. known as "the Leppcr,"
took part in many six~dav races. at
Madison Squarc Garden. years ago.
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lRAIIE ENTER'I‘AIN31ENT FOR
TODAY 2:15, 7, 9 noxlxo nus nus mam:
ll OPE HAMPTO
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Jl'hGE "INDIAN T0 .
HEAR DIVORCE CASES.
Arrangements have been made for
l \Vib‘uu-O’Dowd Title Match and Other
1 Film Bouts Scheduled.
W1" . - '* . . . a special short calendar session of the
MAUR' . V M?“ yoult. March 15.———An) man .- '
ICE TOURNEUR PLA' who takes an interest in boxing and supcnor court 0‘“ ’“hich ‘ 5‘1de
George E. Hnlman Will preside for
is unable to lind a bout to his taste
bc dilllcull l0
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lbc purpose of hcaring uncontested
divorcx-s. 'l‘hc session will begin April
“THE BAIT”
‘lhis Week will indeed
PATHE NEWS plcnsc. It is seldom that a more ln< _, . , g
ts-rcsting and variegated list of ring' “' and last {0‘ the “‘mmE‘dU Of the
_., N jg, “menu", The 'lln-lteurs court wot-k. 38 cases having already
(Vin C .. . ( -. . t l T110 cOurt
bcen listed for hearing.
dcckct is crowded with divorce cast-s.
uncontested. and as only six arc us-
will take thr- iniliativc tonight when
WEDNESDAY
they gather in the Sixty-ninth ch'h
:\ other Comedy Record Breaker
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Make Your Property Worth More I
KEEP THINGS "SHIP SHAPE” ABOUT Tfifi HOUSE AND
FARM.
MAKING SMALL. REPAIRS PROMPTLY
SAVES MONEY INTHE‘RND ,
. A timely coat of’paint protects your buildings and improves
their appearance.
When you "fix up" things this spring come to us for all your sup
plies.
make jobs easy.
Poultry wire, paints, brushes, roofing—and Winchester tools to
ALBERT D. MORGAN
THE WINCHESTER STORE.
QUALITY AND SERVICE 'IN
.CHILDREN’S FOOTWEAR '.
“.‘C-SAW” AND “JACK AND JILL" SHOES ARE THE,
KIND YOU CAN DEFEND UPON ‘
Mothers buy them forfltheir long service and draw appearance. l
Children love them because they are comfortable
THEY'RE GOODYEAR WELTS, THAT’S
WORTH CONSIDERING
m"
STORE CLOSES EVERY DAY AT SIX
MILTON ELWOOD
FORM ERL_Y ELWOOD a. GLOVER
122 WASHINGTON STREET SOUTH NORWALK
lncnt Armory and bul'l'ct each oillcr ill
. ually disposed of each week the dockct
. illc enthusiastic manner for which
is growing larger instead of smaller. 4
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ITS .A GREAT LIFE thcy are noted. The amateurs will
' ' J transfer their activities t0‘ Madison AMERICAN CITIZENS CAN JOIN
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY SW3” (“mien ‘°“‘°”°“’ “‘3‘“ “more TOKIO, Liarch 15.-—Aft9r a lengthy
”1.8 feature contest “Ii" bring Archie dcbatc the American Association or M
WITH VAUDEVILLE “3mm“ SIM? ldu~pound champion. 'l‘okio votcd last night to invite the li
A .G ' ‘ ' into illt‘ ring with lien Pontcau. tilt‘ American women of Tokio to becomc A
_ “9ng Plcture Spectacle metropolitan champion._ This alone mcmbcrs of the organization. a”;
should be worth the price of admls- The constitution provides that Am- 3.4
“DEAD MEN
TELL NO TALES"
sion.
(in-tha- following night tllc famous
zircnu will bulgc with the crowd eager
to $09 the championship bout be-
tween Johnny Vi'ilson alld Mike
O'Dowd. “’ilson and all his friends
are cocksure the champion will assure
the retention of “ox-champion” on
tho Cclt's visiting cards.
'On the other hand. O'l‘iowd and his
admirers insist that the former cham-
pion will put \Vilson back among the
challengers.
Following this notable even: there
crican citizens are clcgiblc for mom—
bcrship and the association decided
that the extension of suffrage to wom-
cn in the lfllitcd States means that
women possess the right of mom-
bersllip on the same basis as men.
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Restaurant a la carte
and Table de hote .
Beautiful rooms, with or
\\'l‘.l10ut bath at moderate rates.
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SHIP HAD s'rmun' PASSAGE
NEW LONDON. March lay—Tho
I'nitcd States Shipping Board steam-
el) Democracy came into this port yes-
terday from Danzig. Germany. after a
stormy passage. and will tie up here.
at the state pier for an indefinite pcri- "
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r-—~ will be two heavyweight contests on 0d. She Is 3‘ Franco-Amcgican 11in:
, ‘ ‘ .- ' Friday night that should be particu— steamer 0f 3-000 tons. an arr ve
“L'fi’F‘NT TODAY larl); interesting. Charley Doessereck light»
_ will put llob Roper. good boxer. good ———’—'—'.—". .
*rvlamrr'l Hos Math :1 \Vumlprful soldier and good sportsman. in the STADIFORD SW32. KEEPERS ‘3
> Production (if Irvin Cobb's
- r' 0' Km Party? \Vitli Fatty
Al-lylaclllc As Star ‘
ring with Homer Smith. at the Pio-
nm-r S. C. Rope-r will make Smith
stop lively. ’
The Flntlnlshfiv Sporting Club._
nnmonron'r.‘ March 15.——Four
saloonkccpers of Stamford were he-
of fore l'nited States Commissioner Lav- -
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l lmx‘c a semi-intoxicated cab- “moml‘n- WI” “WSW" 0“ the same or} “Stelllml chaggci l‘utlgagllnvl'tag
l 9,0 fast asleep on the box and night Charlie \i’cincrt. the Newark liquor in e r pos-.ssxo L
\ml stranded ill the touglwsLAdonis. in a liflrcn-round bout with held for trial.
ny‘ the city isbad enough. tut l‘ailling Lorinski'. tllc light licavy-
—‘-——-"_"—_—_'r— .
.\\'IIJJIC .‘Ilrll‘IIIAN IS SHADE“.
or QUALITY
r-z-at—
PRE-WAR PRICES
' Kipp/(Ff LOIfi/EIT
AIN ST.»
. It' a grown main, ‘Weigll two , wcigbt (with tho acccnt on tho hcuvv)
' cri :l'ld eighty pounds. and m-eichampion. ‘ ‘.'cincl't is rcporicd to lie
.: .I mm. from a masmiemde slill in primr- condition and boxing well.
I nit-ho clxild'g costume that you. ll‘ tllc patrons of boxing: still have
“I, II' q symply awful—funny! ian appetite for more sport thcy will
,. ..II~POI“ (“Fatty”) Arhucklc's be able to scc wcll ina‘lrmccd cards Sal—
. I‘ arc of the Shiv-Splitting ' uni-{l}.- nigllt in three or four clubs.
l “The Life of the arty." .‘ —— #
in tho legs-lit Thzatrc today. MOTOR BOAT GOLD (‘l'l‘
mum-mom vxitll Joseph ELI RACES IN *‘l'th‘T
‘1 .. lolllml comrdirm has (lo—l, _. ..- FREE ‘LECTUREI
~l. I’lllfiil’icl»: field and is to 31)-? Main" boat rmms for lllc mild cup ~
I, . its 0‘ l'nll-lcltgril: ' ' ON ‘
“AMERICANISM’”
ST. LOUIS. Marci! ‘lS.——Hcrlnan
Hcilzcnrocdcr. St. Louis heavyweight.
shaded “Lillie Mccllan. of San Fran?
cisco. in an eight-round bOut lit-re.
,last night. according to newspapcr
'men who vicwcd thc contcst from tho
ringside.
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cl n‘upionsl‘ip “ill bc braid at Detroit,
. Pam- ‘cmbhmatic of thr-
'llll_~ [,lctxlr‘nx. “Thr- l.ifc of
w‘ '\1«-' zw‘nr-ilrl from Irvin S.I_\ll':llst 27. 29. a.) and 31. it was nn—'
. nmr l} .I,‘.(.‘llt,’: Post StOl‘)’,llOnuC¢..l lat-1‘. nicht ll‘.‘ Commofiol‘c .3" CIVFV BY
l'. - :1! '. ' ‘ ' 7 I . ‘ I “
'2 l v ll( ii . .lnrweon. m ll.¢ Motor T,‘»(-:1t Club of
"W ' DR. JAMES J. WALSH:
0F NE‘N YORK ,
Under Auspices of Catholic Union
and South Noni-all: Council
K. of C.-
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- I [“3“ 1- MIDAS I, During tlw- competition. \i‘llicll pro-
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25 Washington Street
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HERE ‘
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liaudiest garden tools
Complete Line of Spades,
Forks, Hoes. ““0
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HARDWARE AND HOUSEFURNISHINGS
Phone 340 ,
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Wm. Tiarch iii—Joe Judzc.
(Fiona first -.llc~§('-lnzlil.
:lps holding out
' . .7 effort-(l. has sign-
mci. tlzc coming soason.’
all: Grifiiill. pl". sirlcn‘»: oi“ the “mish—
nlzion clllll. announced today’iil tho
'ltrainllm camp here. The amount
maimed in Judge‘s contract was. not
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’CARPETS AND BUGS
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IT IRE-STORES COLORS AND
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_ . nmporjpon'r. . )I’arch 15.——Mfss' er Miller, .3 Washington SL.
'So; Norwalk; ‘A. ,.F. Gehelie’,_ 25 '1
Washington St, S Norwalk. Mead
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{Dorothy Cohen. the first attorney of
11- ssex to appear at the em- in tire; ,
'lo -I cour‘t yesterday 'entergd'appeai-J/ Dr‘hg Store,.8_ No; ..
ance 'inw-the case of~Benjamin ’Zi‘s‘smer. ,walk; E- H. QIOQI‘EhOuie. ',
charged; with obstructinp‘ a d puty ‘ St.,,NPrwalk, .IVOI'Wa-ik'g
sheriff inauaking an attachment on 4531933. _ Define d: Hat,
_ an automobile. Help! quest,.10r'ia Want; . lineages
continuance was granted. ‘ t 'Si-g' 31h
Grip or Influenza
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hears the signature of'E.
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make it leisurely, remembering that upon. the correct selection
of your corset depends the modislmess of your gowns—and
your comfort as well.
We carry in stock corsets which are made to fit every type
of figure, and we are sure you will find in our Corset Depart-
ment the model, designed to best express your own individual.
ity. Expert assistance will be given if desired. '
CORSETS FITTED FREE
MME. JEANNETTE'
CORSETIERS AND GLOVER ' v;
Main Street Phone 909
. x41.
«3-. .3, 39.3» erg-m.
- MITCHELLS $1750
F. '0. B. Factory)
(1’. 0. B. Factory)
CHALMERS $1,795
(F. O. B. Factory) .
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ACCESSORIES IN STORE, 55 RAILROAD AVENUE
$995
' LUTHER: M. WRIGHT
GARAGE AND SERVICE STATION, RIVER ST“ NORWALK
Hersfhfield Motor
‘_ «Transportation Co.
(Daily Service Between New York & Norwalk
LONG DISTANCE TRUCKING
Ten Large Trucks at‘ Your Service for All Kinds of Trans-
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Main Ofice, 26 Concord St., So. Norwalk, Phone 294
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