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. ‘ anyhoncerndoing’ bonus: .. rm y is minions was” to place
ntheiroustomersonasonndhuisasfaraseoltotmstermil‘
I. You should have. no hesitancy in placing your order on
duals ”any further reduction is practically llnpcIIIsilIlss 4-. '
a. We‘hsvs accepted our loss caused by the generalrednctionir .
wholesale prices and cannot guarantee you against any “myths;
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NEW SUITS, coA'I‘s AND-DRESSES
ron roan mm currrr -
_ . Just arrived and arriving daily, a host or lovely styles in Spring.
. Garments. not too high priced either for such exclusive models.
Also Spring Hats. Prices lower than elsewhere.
THE PARIS 'CLOAK “AND SUIT HOUSE
.33 SOUTH MAIN STREET SOUTH NORWALK
.VAAS'I‘ BROS.’ GARAGE
DISTRIBUTORS
CADILLAC EIGHT MOTOR CARS
LIMOUSINBS roa WEDDINGS AND BBOBPTIONB
’ TAXI SERVICE ‘
NORWALK d. GOODYEAR CORD 1'
/ SOUTH NORWALK .
SPECIALS _
PILLSBURY FLOUR, bag “.47
STRICTLY FRESH EGGS, do: .... 39:
CALIFORNIA LETTUCE.2 heads \ 25c
NATIVE POTATOES. pk 35c
NAVEL ORANGEs,size290,doz 25:
NAVELORANGES,1610I- ..... ........H.Uzse
DEL MONTE APPLE BUTTER. Israejsr ' 23c.
LENOX SOAP,1OCakes... . as:
IRES
PHONES 1360, 2211
f E. II. DAXT—ER
“.-." mass,-
«or».
4:99-
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Free delivery to all parts of South Norwalk, East Norwalk,
Rowayton, and Belle Island, daily.
first“;
A. F. Beckmann £9” (‘30., Inc.
183 WASHINGTON ST. ' PHONE 1405’
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leontinued .tronr Pace One)~
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ing begun. ,
"Conditions that exist in Ireland to-
day have been in existence for three
and tour years. They have been 39-
.ing on constantly and growing gorse
and worse. A short tune ago I
here a correspOndent said Ireland
was not in need of relief. Ascommit-
tee composed of Quakers, none of
whom had a drop ot'Irish blood in
their v'eins. volunteered to investigate
the real condition of thlngs in Ireland.
You see. English Quakers had’nised
125,000 pounds to helpthe Emerald
Isle. The reports show t at out of 100
have b‘éen destroyed in Belfast there
are 6,000 out of employment and have
been out for months: tires have raged.
destroying prOperty while the people,
suffer." _ , ' -
The speaker continued _in the same
vein describing conditions as they eat;
ist in pork and other similar places in
Iréland. " '
. In closing. Mr. Ryan declared that
he felt assured that those present
would support the movementv that is
the drive for funds for Irish relief.
He asured those at the dinner that he
and others would see that the money
raised was spent in a’prsctical man-
ner and would be free from gratt or
anything along similar lines. ‘
» A born orator is one way. to describe
the lit. Rev. Patrick J. .Grattan
Mythen. the next speaker. who de-
livered an impassioned. address from
the view-point ot a non-sectarian in
which he described in clear-cut. vivid
language the suflering which the Irish
people are undergoing and have un-
dergone. Possessing a vocabulary
and controlo f the English language
that few person] can command. the
address held the interest 0! those
present at the.dtnncr during its en-
. The appeal contained in~the
address was made more touching be—
ker was suf-
om a severe attack of the
tering fr
pon filling llis on-
. a
grip. he insisted u
gagemcnt.
The Right Rev. Gmttan—Mythcn is
a collateral descendr-nt of thc famous
Henry Grattnn. who was head of the
lrish Parliament at thIn time of the
to‘
American Revolution. It was
Henry Graitcn. thc ancestor of ‘Dr.
Gmttnn-Mythcn that the historic
plcdgc was made hy Franklin on he-
hnlt or the Continental (‘ongrcss that
once thc American Slntcs glad attain-
cd their indcpcndcncc. they in turn
would assist the Irish pcoplc to ob-
inin theirs.
Tho distinqulshod prclatc served
during the war as an cnlistcd man it)
the navy. refusing to ncccpt a chap-
laincy. prcft-rrinz to ho closc to the
men that by personal contact he
might hc nhlc to help them in their
difficulties.
In the first pa
Gratinn-Mythcn cxpla
that the drive for fun
relief was non-sectarian
Ihe fact that many persons believed
that it was a drive in‘which only the
Roman Catholics were interested. but
went on to explain how he was con-
noctcd with the Eastern Orthodor
church. but was greatly Interested in
rt of his address. 'Dr.
incd the {act
ds for the Irish
. He spoke of
SEEDS—WHOLESALE 'AND RETAIL
103- ran SPRING season
A" the Leldlnd Varieties of Vegetable. and g...
Seeds, Grass, Clover. 1-.th Ind MP Grades of Farm
RELIASLE AND THE FINEST VARIE'rles or FLOWER SEEDS
Best grades of Fertilizer shes Idsnu Gre‘
Nitrate 'of Bella. star. “and lens.
Remedies to destroy all Insects and fungicides for the preventive
and sure of all kinds of‘bllght ’
Let Your Wants Be Known and We Will Supply You with the Best.
South Norwalk Florist and Seed Store ,
2 SOUTH MAIN STREET TELEPHONE set so. NORWALK
, ._ , ._ _ Shop .
3.22 NO. MAIN ST.
.- one-Is- m... m
the mo'vcmcnt to alloy the distrcss of
tho Irish pcoplc.
Conditions as ”my «riot today in
Ireland were dcscrihcd hy.I)r. Grat-
tan-Mythcn. He told of the 3.000.000
people who toilr-d and worked and yet
had nothing to show for their labor.
He spoke of tho politicnl‘ aflairs in
which brother fought Ifathcr. He
described how the Irish people
were. watched and did not know
whether they would be living from
one minute to the next.
"You must not. .shnll not.nnd will
not permit a single human to suffer
in Ireland.“ declared Dr. Grattan-
Mythcn. "Your neighbors are watch»
lug you; the Irish‘peoplc arc watch~
lng you and you can well imagine
their feeling. it the terrible conditions
that exist are not relieved."
The Rt. Ilcv. Gmttan-Mythcn con-
SPECIALS
PLATE cORNED BEEF .
~ HEAVY BEEF " .. ...... 1“ lb.
LAMB STEW s'ssassseasssssassas!so-OIDOOIIIII-o 15° 'b
:ggnnoéztéREo I-IAMS 3:: lb.
ORNED BEEF TON . .. '
SQUARE aAcoN QUE? " 32:: l:
SAUERAKRAUT.............................'... """‘3"Ii.'.'r 25$
CORNED I-IAMS AND SHOULDER ' ' or
PICKLED PIGS FEET ...............A 15e|
PICKLED TRIPE... 1 In
STRICTLYV'FRESH EGGS ceased b.
FRESH CREAMERY BUTTER 620 I:
CHARNOK’S . MARKET .'
FREE DELIVERY. -
19 RAILROAD Ava, SO. NORWALK ,pnouguaz
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PORTERHOUSE ‘STEAKS -.
SIRLOIN STEAKS
-— SHORT STEAKS . . ..
ROUND: STEAKS ... .. .
:Green"Ste§ak‘,'Cod . . . . . . .
Boston.:BI§l;e.-Fish . . . . . . . ‘. . . ..
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WT BARGAINS
ENTIRES'AND' ‘
' TUBES ‘
Covers .
18c'lb.
2061b.
LQNG AND ROUND CLAMS.
Men nan EVERY airman WEEK ‘ '
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FreshMackerel . 25cm.“
tinucd his address by describing con.
ditions in the NearfEnSt which he
only recently visited. - He told of the
magnificence of the generosity of
Americans in which they showeFed
bounty upon the starving people of
the tregion.
"It is dire ncccssity that we sap-c a
nation {com destruction." said the Rt.
itcv. Grnltan-Mytllen. "Somc or us
hopc for Irish freedom. but what good
or freedom to a graveyard which Ire-
land ls rapidly becoming. The morale
oththc people is being destroyed.
nabcs died from starvation on thclr
mother's breasts. V
land even greater than'we .did to
France. George W'ashington. . 390'
jamin Franklin and others have 'open-
ly said so. Did not the former thank
Ireland for the aid it extended in
making this country free}? «
The prelate closed his address with
a final plea for aid- in the drive for
{anti {or the Irish relief.
The last speaker ‘on the program
was Judge John J. Walsh. of the
Court OI! Common Pleas. whose ad-
dress took the form or o. masterpiece
of satire. It was Wiggins denun-
elation 0: England and English
methods. \. .- - -
Picking up the phraseuséd recently
by a'speaker at a banouet held in the
Royal ‘James Hotel 4‘lzoe 300“; t’En“
history of the United States from .the
foundation of. the geoldnies to, “It
present time and therelation of Eng»
. quoted above. ‘ , ‘ .
. z‘tfl‘he speaker spoke of. the _yevoiu—
‘ ‘civil
. {United states demanding money. sub.
. munition saving narcissism-e need-
war' and finally the"world war in
e
*invasion of German. ,
' “Whemthe. "war' mover."
creatneries, an important industry. 42 ,
”We owe a debt of gratitutejo Ire-_
land." Judge Walsh traced the entire.
land In it winding Wynn; the phrase»
ooary war: the War of, 1812. the.
which he said that Enghndosxne to.
- get! to ave the 17113981.?th {reroute}
nag;
Gehebe Miss
I" .
: RUGéat Reduced Prices
’Prior to showing our spfingstOck we Offer a limited mu-nber of .7
MEDAY, MARCH 15. 19%“
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NORWALK’S LEADING DRY. GOODS STORE.
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large Rugsfat prices that make them a splendid investment.
WOOL 'AND FIBRE ‘RUGS
That wear as well as they look. 'A wide choice of patterns and color combinatiors " '
2.50. Now.$18.50_.1 8x10 ft..Were $19.50. Now $1450 " .
6x9 It. Were $12.50. Now $9.75 ' '
_ HODGE’S FIBRE RUGS
In artistic colorings and new patterns. Excellent for bedrooms. . . f
6x9 ft........_$12.5o l 8x10 ft“...,.....$18.00‘] 9x12‘ft... ..... $20.00;: '1
ALL'THE AXMINISTER AND VELYET RUGS' REDUCED IN PRICE. I,
9x12 It. Were $2
s
RENT AN EhEtlfRIC VACUUM CLEANER.
attentisl'm ...-main?
/
DANDERINE
Stops Hair Coming Out;
Thickens. Beautiihs.
A {cw cents buys “‘Dnndcrinc." Af-
ter a few applications you cannot find
a fallen hair or any dandruff. besides
every hair shows new life. vigor.
brightnes. more color and abund-
ance.. '
'rowed from this country nor the in-
terest on the money. no good to
England!"
Continuing Judgc \Valsh told of the
treatment of Ireland by the English.
He declared that England was using
rcprisal methods «which placed her in
the same category 'as Germany. He
spoke of the Black and Tan military
policc and of thc shooting of men as
they were lying in bod alongside of
their wives. lie spokcvof the ruins
that exist in Belfast. Cork and other
places and told of thousands out or
employment. _
In windmg up his addrcss. Judcc
Walsh said: "We are also hoping for
the time whcn peace and happiness
will reign in Ireland. We hope once
more for’the time when the Irish
father can brim? his children around
him Jn the evening to pray and to
teach thcm to forgive others as
othcrs should forgive them. ‘ Then We
will be good to Britain:" ,
At this point. {Toastmaster Frost
announced that Mayor Donovan had
contributed $200 toward the Irish ce—
liei’ fund in Norwalk.
The affair wound up with a brief
explanation of the drive by Corpora-
tion Counsel"Edward J. Quinlan who
urged those present to Sign a sub-
scription paper pledging themselves
to pay a'ccrtain amount‘ of money
toward the fund. Practically all of
those at the dinner Signed the paper
while many: made cash contributions.
w well .
served. Green colon-d ‘ carnations
were~used for decoration on the dih-
ing tables, and American and Irish
flags were: placed about the walls.
bpeidel's Orchestra. of- Bridgeport.
provided an excellent musical pro-
gram. leading the gathering in the
singing of America as the dinner he-
gan.‘ John W. Wehle. Norwalk's pop.
uiar basso. was heard in many vocal
seiectiona‘and was accorded enthusi-
astic applause. 1 ‘
The committee in charge or the
dinner consisted or‘mchul Ludw-
a'rd. Judge;
John 1". Moore and Edward J. Quin-
lan. . , . .
Those who ..attended the ”dinner
were: Dr. Robert-E. Pejdpe', Mralt.
E. Perdue. Preston N. ‘ rd,
eune coma. ..‘I'hom‘asn. $417. has.
Mos A..S‘keliy. my. Bro‘phyx
firs. Patrick If. Brophy. ELL-F. Duty.
Mrs. E. E. Dairy; Adolphus Russell.
Hrs. Adolphusnusseii. John ”Irma
{Samuel Lyncs.
lI‘inn. lion. Joh‘n J.
licv. Patrick J. Graltan Blythcn. lion.
Edward J. Quinlan.
Mrs. Edward J. Quinlan. “'illiam l-‘.
Tammany. Mrs. \Villiam F. Tammany.
Josvpll
I‘ph
. Barrett. Mrs.
The dinner. itself. was excellent. It ‘
and-s -
William F. _ Tammany.“
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' * An easy and efilicient way to do the spring house cleaning. Our moderate
prices include delivery and return of machines. Telephone orders receive llrcmp‘
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Miss HclI-Il Murphy.
O‘Brien. Mrs. Joseph 1.. U'liri
A. Mclilroy. Mrs.
Mclilm) . M Isa Mn l‘giil‘l‘l
llnIIicl l". 'l‘onmcy,
(l‘luclly. Mrs. \\'illinm 1‘2. (
Paul Connery. Mrs. Paul (
Thomas 1“. Donut-Hy. John
John lilc‘xanmra. John J.
l‘I’jicr Haucnty. John Barry.
\‘i’uldron. John 1’. Moorc.
Hickey. I‘. \\'. lirooks. Mrs
Brooks. C. C. \Vllilcilcud. MI
\Vhitchcnd. N. l-‘. lirndy.
Mrs .l"rank 1.00. Jo'nn Mchl-t
John McCarthy. lion. M.
ham. Sclmucl Knnlor. MI‘S.‘
Kautor. Cyrus “7. Gray.
Loughlin. M. J. Riordan.
lirault. llcnry Kcllcy.
Edward Kcllcy. Samuel RoodI
Samuel lioodncr. J. M.
Terrie. MTS. A. TcI-Iis.
'l‘ztnko. Edward linrrctt. Mrs.
Charles llimond. Miss Ruth
Mrs. Pctcr “'nlsh, Jnmcs E
Mrs. J E. Flynn. Patrick
Miss Gladys Flynn. Sherman
Mrs. Patrick Moeklcr. W. J.
Irving ltolwrtsml. liobcrt G.
T‘ctcr Foicy. Dr. Daniel
Richard \V. Swecncy. Jr.
Ru rns. M rs. l‘ctcr l<‘
Ralph llihhlc. Dr. Frank
Dr. John ( I‘Conno-I‘.
Hamilton. 1.. ll. Fish. Mrs. L.
Jesse T. Dunbar. Furrington
dcrsrtutt. P. Joseph Burns.
Riordan. lion. Russel Frost.
Mrs. John Cnvanngh. Hon. I
\V. J. Tracey. Mrs. M. J.
Dr. ll. 1!.
Vi'. \V. Tracey. Kathleen 'l‘rtlc
Jamcs Mclll‘idc, Gco'l‘g'c
“'illiam
low. Mrs. Gcorgc
\Vilmolt. Mrs Irv
Desmond. l’. ll.
"Desmond. Michucl J Lyons,
.l. Lyons, Vi'm. lie. Hivkcy.
\Vaidrofi. Mrs. P. J.
\V. H. llickcy. M. l". Ilunm
Rogers. Thomas McLonghlin.
Williams.
TORRINGTON “Fo
adopted a daylight
all departments of th
that all resfdents oi‘ the be
their clocks ahead one hour
date. '
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M Ilrphy.
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H.
T anko.
Mrs. J. M.
Kat llcrinc Boy lo,
Peter
llcfi‘crnn,
ina‘ “'ilmott.
llnugh. Mrs. Jnmcs
Mrs. M.’
T. H u bin ll.
“'nlsli.
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A.
J.
l‘iilo My.
Town ‘l‘}‘,
MI‘GIIIIIN,
Clarke,
'I‘IIOE.
Thomas
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li‘ru nk LN:
by. )1 rs.
Cunning—
Su III III»!
MC-
A l i‘ rcd
Frank Kcllvy.
lt‘l‘. M rs.
A.
Edward
Mrs.
Illmond,
. Flynn.
Mocklcr.
Pow-H‘s.
Dcvinc.
Mitchcll.
Sullivan.
1".
llurns
Kcllcy.
Edward
13. Fish.
S. Gab
inghcr. \V. l-Z. Callahan. I’. “'nrd l’cn—
Thomas
Mr. and
Edwin S.
Thomas. Mrs. Edwin S. Thomas. Dr.
Traccy.
llr.
cy. Mar-
Inlrct l“fll"rl‘”. I“l‘l'd(‘l‘l(‘k (‘rl‘llhill‘d. Dr.
A. A. McLOIlghlin. Edna Howard, Mrs.
Fred Gchhnrd. Jnmcs McBride. Mrs.
\Villiams.
A licllcw. Mrs. \Villium lit-l—
Irving,r
JalllPS
Pctcr .l.
\and l‘on. Mrs.
Fm IIk
James
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T. McGovcrn. Mrs. J..T. McGovern.
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. :. DAYLYGHT SAVING
TORRINGTON, March 15.——The Tor-
ring borough bond last night.
saving schedule for
e borough, of» ,
iective March 27, and recommended
rough set
on that
tell. Hr!- xhoznu -. mu. Albert.
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THE
H. Krleger Co,
STORE
THAT TRI’STS
EVERYBODY.
visor wane
Perfccio Bouquet
Now Sold for 106
Our Panaiclla Euras Arc
Also Sold for Me
Our No.0nc.8c;2ior15c
OLD WELL (‘lliAR
Are
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Royal 'Auto 1
South Main Street
Opposite “'ilsnu‘s‘ l‘ l
South Norwnlk. \
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JEWELRV AND OPTICA
21 No. Main St.
W.
DafilquDERTAK
Tole—OM”-
n WASHINGTON
‘* , New“? ”use!”
COMPANY.
The TEXTILE Store
A NEW Lily—E CF
Figured Org'undit‘s an
Voilcs‘
SEE THEM AND NOTE THE
LOW FRmLs
Tussah Silk and Sill. Sturpc d
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136 Washington _Strcct
South Nel'wml;
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Phone 903.
We Increase Y
Our Low Prim“?
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