"“providlng the weather is. fair. when
32. Stevens and “n:
udren’s‘ services will be held as
«saw this afternoon at‘Christ church
one this evening. the regular. Lenten
many-evening gathering wil be held.
”be followed by a“rehearsal of the
j ' it, of the'Easter 'Anthcmr -‘ I. ..
Baseball will have its flrstrworle out.
”for the season tomorrow otter-noon;
the members of the Mayflower team
and the Y. M.‘ C. A. team clash on the
’chke lot at *2 o’clock.
~v_ There was a good attendance at the
5 'alnner dance held last evening'at the
'. ""Lratlons of green
Norwalk Country-club.
Orchestra. furnished the music. Deco-
and white called to
mind the fact that it Vus St. Patrick‘s
day. and there were also appropriate
‘ favors.
Members of Troop G. Pny Scouts of!
Ilmoricn. are very grateful to the
ladies of the Host Norwalk Improve-
ment Association. for the permission
extended to the Norwnlk Council. for
the use of certain rooms ntfi‘ommun-
ity hall. the hascmont at the Marvin;
school having been found too small
' for this rapidly growing: troop.
.. choral union,
' '
.22.
3;,
s"?
Miss Hoyt of this‘town will 'soon
‘5' tar-mm in Gree _ ch.
." Valentine Fisher of Leroy Avenue
’ Vmonths in the South.
' 'V. R. Pooley's house on Center
, ._ Why That Lame Back?
7“ hharp pains when bending or lifting.
' Bible.
Mrs. Charles ll. Mann. ol‘ Bayview'
Second district. pave-a very
Vivenuc.
intercsting talk :;t the meeting or the!
\Vomnn‘s Auxiliary of Christ church.
ycstvrdny afternoon. at the home of
1M rs. S. \V. Kelley. Seaside place. Mrs.
Mann. spent about a year on the'Crow
Creek rr-sorvn.tion in South Dakota.‘
among the Indians there. doing misl-s
slooary work. ,
she spoke. The customs of the In-_
dians. some of their tribal lore, and
East ayenn'e; start for;
Llow. which
The \Vellnitz'
l
on (lit was of this that;
. e
. J, R." Klimt-'13:!“ faultyotgm
'Rookaway-hav‘e'rmpvfifidnto the bang-
th’ey recently bought “on
thePost road. ' J """x‘"
J. S. Wemyss has a. large force...“
'meu .atl'work on the former ’Hughes
place (in Mansfield avenue. making ex~
tenure improvements. ,'
Fernandez nhndfifio; mue- a
custom: which theme “
sin-oi Crusoe‘jvu - > p
turned .lnto a. health rosartaocouunx
_' The. Island it 1:: miles loncnnllt‘om!
lmlles Wide. Vegetation in amount.
. , . * Many kinds of "fruits thrive—timers and
Misses Hurst and VanDoren have the stain the victnlty Mimi: n
returned to their. home or; the Post ipecleo of codflsli and quantities or
road. after having” enjoyed several seals. according tout recent, viiloot.‘
weeks at. Atlantic City, N. J. ' The actual original of We may
_ lot Crusgee go; said tothzvs mounts:-
' under I r one o crow‘ --
. M" and Mrs. Ralph Roddy and song cancers, who quarreled with his ski
will shortly remove from Mansfiel per “and was marooned at hio‘ownlrro-
ovenue and occupy part of the Shady quest on Juan Fernando; _ where he
Nook farmhouse on Ox Ridge. , {spent (our lonely years. The grotto
“ ' ' ‘ ' ' ‘where Selkirk! is summed 'to- have
and greenhouscs’llved"with his man Friday dill is to
the be seen. A British. Worship visited
the island in 1888 and members ofrthc
.crew erected a tablet in memory of
'Selklrk. .
Some years ago the Chilean govern-
ment attempted to colonize the. island
Earl Vt’ellington. “'llO is ill town in Fand gave free 1"” emmnu
the service of the Southern New Eng- :hut the scheme was a failure and’the
land Telephone Co.. with lirs. Well- i island now has only 200 inhabitants.
.______________________.
lngton. is making his homewhile here 5
Every Government
with Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Sisson of .
M H Id A ' ll . ‘ . > '* '
3"”. ‘°“° . . Departmentinlrelnnd
Tomorrow night the Lndics' .‘iuxll- toBeSpfit mm
Dl’BIJN, March lS.~—Immenoe dif-
iary of the Noroton Heights Fire
Company will give a. dance!» at the fire
'flculty is foreseen by unionist leaders
in splitting into two parts the work or
house. with music by the Dugdale Or-
such important bodies as the local
chestra or Noroton.
Government Board and the Irish De.-
pnrtment or National Education which
will ensure from the division of Ire-
land {or gowrnmentnl purposes.
An official summary of the Gov-
ernment nt’ lrolnml Act just issued
gives an indication of the dltflcuitics.
complications and the vast amount.
of work lhatJ‘vill be involved in
lopcrntlnl: the new homo rule. or por-
-1ltrnn scheme. The summon" my!
The new home
erected ‘ by Charles Issellce .on
Post road, where Linden Avenue
crosses “The Flats," is about ‘ ready
for occupancy.
Mrs. George R. Smith is still teach- .
ing at Center School.‘ns substitute for
Miss M'ul'it‘l Brady. who it! kept at her
home in Stamford by the illness or
her mother.
———- ‘/
Arthur L. Hatch. the editor of thel
Dnrien Review. is again seen in his
office and about town after having
the progress made or the spread "tib‘mn confined at home for 0"” 8"“that the department: of the. govt-me-
Christianin in the reservation, were ,wceks with'a skin affection.
some of the things spoken of byJ’llrs.
Xann.
luxilizwy has not been set as yet.
Mrs. W. H. Sniffill. chMrmnn of the
committee on the orcnnixntion or n.
or community singing:
club. will call a mvcling for _somr\1
evening this coming week. the duto to?
be. announced lair-r. at which timotho.
plans for the forle organization. will 1
be announced :md dismlssml. It is
likely that thr- linst Norwnlk choral;
union will follow “long the some lines
as the choral union that was so sum,
cesst‘nl in \Vosixmrt. A gathering lms‘.
been hrvld every Monday ovmiinc for
the past several weeks at Christ
clnnnh. and flu: prnposr-d choral un—.
ion is the Outcome of 4116510. gather-
ings. Owing to the fact that tho_com-
i715: Wot-k is Holy \Vor‘k. the usual
Monday «wining-r “sing" is to ho om-
mittod. '
ROWA YTO
Mrs. Earl F. Thomas is sulistitnilnce
In one of the rooms at the Durir-u‘
school. .. '. ‘
l
Mrs. T. M. Emmerich has returned
to her home horc, after spond‘ihr: sov-
eral days with relatives in Brooklyn.
Preston M. Hart 01‘ McKinley
Place is suffering with a boil on thpE
back 0! his head. The thing is very
sore and very painful.
» The next meeting of the Ever-
‘Ready circle of the King's Daughters
will be held at the home of Mrs.
Mary Hart on Tuesday exening. April
15- - atlas-
The sad news has been received
wjaere by friends‘of the recent death of
Mrs. Mabel Ehbets at; her hom'e in
,Bryoltlyn. Mrs. Ebbcls who waS'Miss'
“Mel Carhart. for several yeors spent
thdewmmer months in Rownyton and
that are many persons here who will
beam-prised and grieved to learn of
her death. 7
DARIEN& N0R0’TON .
~ > 5—.“ . . ‘
fiyxthan Nash of Center Street -is
i only recovering~ from pneumonia...
——-———‘3
lilies Millie Bela has returned from
”visit to her mother in New York
I. . . r; .
v-glve a. recital at e Blythewood sani-
Sas returned from a trip of three
f btreet‘ooccupied by Mr. and.Mrs.‘Ste-
That morning , lameness-e-those
make'work a burden and rest impos-r
Don’t be handicapped by a. bad
back—look to your kidneys. ‘You will
make no mistake by following this
South Norwulk resident's example,
Mrs. J.'Boenisch, 15 only so, we:
"My kidneys became badly affected
‘ and my back 'acliedtterribly. when I
bent over to work. Dull‘pains settled
‘ in the lov‘Ver, part of my back. count-ll
I ingme to reel miserable mostusll’th‘e
When I stood a .' »
tune. . .
mirmy
. b’ac'k weakened :so. I con 61*
>~a°ine4rgr along time. I was WM .
with-235mm andéfiak‘twungu I,
killed with ”disordered ;kldn
The next meeting place of the FURTHER lxrinmn'nox
.Sentim-l ll {Iln'c the amounts lonncd',m
.wc re
you. 3 .. r
,mcnts or Northern and Southern Ire-
land will be distinctly separated and
that each of the new governnmnto and
what their
CONN-Juno urn Il.\.\‘KH.2Im—flmm9m3 Wm dew"!
departments are to be.
' For every department now existing
lmlulin‘ll is expected that the
b the sevvrni banks l.‘ th‘ cit r onlrlfl‘" “("'0"“"‘9"‘ will demand “
‘3.” (state 0 ‘ ) :countcrpnrt. Thus Ireland probably
The amounts nnmml “'4er secured “fl” find “up" confronted “m“ a duo]
, . lcontrol of common driller-st. such Ill
by subtracting LL11- iutnl amount loan- ”no past office. says the Irish Timon
ml (in rml minu- October 1.» lfllf' from :or Dublin. which returns tho act with
the total amount lmmed (ictolwr Lgcynicism and misgivings.
19;,” which “1...... l‘m‘ “,1 gain in rvali Northeast Irclund. the never says.
vstntr: loans. Of course all of {being}; gg“_:"1n;0;:‘;‘g’::‘ gaggit} #1::
f;;;§,‘<:,1;7;:'131111;};hugginfg'l5;};gt... M... m... m......... .. m. cm.
10.1mm? $1T-li'.5"'ll With a ""t 1min 0r”1:12:11?(Igghxgllmgtlrnrygmigw 1:211:12.
331mm” and the South Norwnlk Trust ‘pnsl nmcn orllcinl or equal utandinr
t‘r.ull'nnny loaning: $377.!mo with a not glo tlu- one in Dublin. "This duplica-
mxin or $365.6U1L tmn." the Tim-s prcdictfl. "May lead
Tho savings deposits of tho Southl‘o a miller WING!“ situation."
Norwnlk Trust Company listed in .thc
import quolml amounted to 82,199,-
220.37 and tho rt-ul cstnle loans 8!.-
l‘ll‘»,.\44.48 which shows that this 60!“:
poll)" has loam-d a larger per cent. or
its savings «it-posits on local real es~
till-o than any mhcr bank in this city
and considerably nlmvc the average
amount loaned by the banks and trust
companies on real estate in the Stole.
In on article in Tll!‘8d.’l}' evening's;
.a
_ Do you realize that.
one short week 03 2
Elll‘CATION'AL (‘ONFISRENCI'L
_-.- >
IN'lNOLl'IRT. T. H.. March 11'. (By
the Associutvd I’ross.)~—r0nt‘ educator
each from Samoa. Tonga. Tahiti and
New Zeuland in to he invited by the
Pan-Pacific union to take part in the
Pun-Pacific educational conference
which will he held in Honolulu next
August. Tho invitations to the dele- ’
glues from the South Sell. Islands are
being sent. out at the instance ot'the
Hawaiian committee of the union.
Educators from all the countries in
and bordering the Pacific are expect-
ed to attend the conference in August.
invitations to" which are under th
supervision" ot the‘ sate Wont“
at Washington. Masters «I’ common ‘
education'nl interest ‘will be «1ch
at the conference such as subjects of
common scientific lutcreot which
dcbatccf at the Pan—Pacific
Scientific congress in modulo Mf
is the day of days for
mg. »
PROF. mummies HOW
BI‘RNED.
NE‘V HAVEN. March 18.-—'1‘he ”
home of Profeuor.Ed.ward-S. Thur--
ston. otfthe Yale law School faculty,
in St. Ronnn streetr-wanapartly borne
ed early today. The firerprhbabl’y ”I *
due to a defective «fine from the bent-
er: The flames came from the cellar
and worked upward through perti-
tions. 'Protessor Thurston was aw -
ened by the cook: and he‘ took ' out‘
Mrs. Thurston and their twelve-Wear-
old daughter end a two .monthn' old
infant and then. called the "firemen.
Neighbors assisted the protéssor’ at
saving some books. furniture and oth-V‘
ggothln‘gs. The loss was about 315,4
\
STATES OF HOLLANDERS. > V
. AMSTERDAM. March 18.-.-‘Cltilen!'
01 Holland should refer to themselves,
when aboard. as "Hollander-s” rather , .
than “Dutchmen." rules the rAmsteri - . .. - . -
dam Handélsblad' after a. long debate, .. . ; . ' ' '
on that Subject in its colu'mrji. ‘ 4 ’ ' 3 x 9 _* ;
The correspondence in the Hand ‘ -Gn.’ls ‘ . . » .
bladssih‘aa oxen voluminous: EEOC , , -' ,7 . 7t , ..
lolly e t e war. says one write ;i .‘v, " " , ' ,. . ’
those Hoi sliders who forget that " Ofiorgandle! Voflel
“runny Americans a’ud Englishmen-7m
Germans f‘Dutch." and scant welcome.
in the j‘ta'nlted States and E'nglnnd, .
when they say they are "Dutch. . Z"
"W3s‘and friends had‘ used»Doa.fi'§.
Pills successfully so I bought.
at the’ Stilloonsl’ovrelb ,Drug'
One box remained ullflthesol
ubles and; they... hay newer '
'wrfiumflfll” to 55
1° 39W. _ Jlfimof Chem wimp ,
W MW901Cashmere-m "
V TweedSmts
?‘$‘6_-‘7*5,~$7§50. $8.75,. $9.95
_ _ ems COATS ,
Ingthegnewest styles and meteriilse-
" - =i$25.-95, "$635.“; “$5375
' $93.5. $10.75 f a; -
I ‘ Sm! Dresses
”IL i SOmBT-"umédgsbmésmockéd aim?“
Pfiices++$2:9s ,ts sags-t5:
heat. dull-bo- made on:
Mnjfluilman to show
sew . -
PLEBISCITE. IN UPPER smears;
' ‘" BERLIN. Harch 18. (By the Asso-
ciated Preach—The inter-allied pie.
biacfiée communion lun- ordered a. gun-
pennion or telegrrphlc and tolenhonlc
mmninnicatlon with Univer- Silesia
from Saturday to Monday. A plebiscite
will be held in l’pper Bile-In Sunday.
to determine whf‘iiler Poland or Ger.
many shalt have sovereignty over the
district. , _
Press telegranr: are excepted from
the commission's order. but twill be
subject to the approval of the author-
ities in Silesia. "‘lw sale of wines and
- other Spirits probably will be prohib- .
lted during the snmo period.
._.__.———----—-'
ORDER .OF
DANCE 0F LIIYAL
' 3‘(m~
M o
A very succesuful dance was held
last nilthtnt th~ Elk's hall. South
Main street. by member! of South
Norwoik'Lodn ,\'o. 529. 1.. O. 0. 1L.
Svec's orchestn
About 150 attenvh-ri. The proceeds of
the dance are in go towards defray-
lmz the expenses of sending a. degree
Lennarmnrohing Hub. and band to New
London on June 11th. when the Moose
of thefitale arr to hold a field day.
”REY. mama SK“
IS QMIN mm
‘ ll" I’RISG Sl’LPInfk
Bfflflt'hd-Sulphazr .a Menu-ant cream.
will soothe and lu-al skinflthnt is ir-
ritated or brolun out with‘ eczema:
that to covde with ugly rash or
pimples. or in ‘(llflth or dry. Noni»
"in: subdue: ‘fltr‘r akin eruptions so
quickly. says :1 ~ med skin woman-L,
The moment 'Ms sulphur prepara-
tion in nppllod - :n "clung stop. and
after two or t‘ v-r-r- nnpllcnuonn. the
coronal; is Iron! null the skin is de-
lightfully clczlr :ul smooth. Sulphur
is so precious w a skin remedy be.
that
cause it destro- -. the nuns-unites
misc the bury 1:, itching or diam:-
uroment. Ma illo~fiulphur ulwnyi
heals eczema ri it up. ‘ _
A small jnr‘c “coma-Sulphur mo?
‘be hnd at any y mi drug store.
‘
A.
Notice to ' Methers!
Easter Sunday is only
6
How about your Boys’ Suits, Shirts, Blous-
es, Caps, Hosiery, Etc ? Are
for the coming holidgy ? .
1 AM! > your? fiflo’ Costs, Dresses,- Muslins,
and soon ? Remember that Easter Sunday
they prepared
new andipretty cloth-
. Boys -- Woolf. Serge' Sate
' 1‘." ‘ 2 JUSt't'h’e thing for dress-up Occasions, such
_ as Easter. Sunday—an All Wool Suit, full.
fined pm,.madetofit—'
I $9 .‘9 5
'0
DOMBWISS andSG'
furnishing music. l
l
and" .. .n 1‘, .. ‘I ‘I‘ I... _ ,
thermionol j‘
his financial .
was; at.“ the WVIDI‘L‘IOQQM _
(month alimony and infloo'mmk-
Are you going to have
New Curtains?
by “here are two styles now being shown which
i firill seem very attractive to the sensible and eco-
L nomical housekeeper. These are of the sort which
you well and wash well. We should like people to
examine the qualiLv because the price will not con-
ycy to them how very good these curtains are.
' Phin W Ruifled Marqui-
9 Saint in three eflects, tones, the border used
white, ivory and ccru. for the mfi‘lc. This
(The horns are two has two rows of plain
inches wide, the work woven lines which
exceedingly well done, give the appearance of
substantial and dura- a‘tucked fume. \"cl'y
ble. ‘ gig“); for summer
rooms.
$1.50
. fl npoir. $2.50 to $4.50
(Li-ma. ‘ ‘Third lic- l'.
Two Specials in Petticoats
..;- .7 Only one W in the lot . -
\M‘fiubm, designed with deep corded °
flounccs. A splendid wearing pettlcoat for every
day With tailored suits or with seoaralc wool skirts.
5|.00
Special. _
Whom Petticoats, and so labeled, deep
flounccs with four rows of cording. Flounces are
hemstxtched and have dust ruffle. in black, brown,
navy blue and white. ' --.; ., .3:
. $1.65 ..
“1W . . Second noon. ‘9";
anewflimm s1 , ”ll and attracts. Some of
em 0 p curve 8 e ,o ers mounted 't -
phires end brillianis. , w h sap
Spaniditonh with cut sapphires, ~ $5.93 to $18.50
S’s-uh“ 05-h- o£ indhtion ‘sholl. Juicy en-
work with”? noise-d points. - ms ind £3.95
Conn: Combo mounted with. cut sapphires,
i, -... _ 3139.32.00 and $3.00.
canny Coal:- s’et with rhinestones, also
Rod Pun not with rhinestones, ‘ $1.00 each.
5%?tfik‘hfifimh? a?“ ”in“ 13° “mm“
w c 'women 0 ve t h
many: find helpful, _ . , no eavy
Main floor, front. ;
_ Hendkerchiefs for Easter
For Women: ' 37572 to» 3&1??? on: = a?
We ten inches in size, with sixteenth inch‘
heme. 4 The kind wanted for tntting or. crochet
04M . ‘ . . .3, ‘19 cu.
Linen withombmidered corners, ' . .
:~' _. .mnm,sl.901o$o.oo
WWI. _ anythsldlonndsw
Orders: fo‘rihnnd embroidered initials intended to:
Easter should be placed very soon..
at». 713$.
. .7 ., . t» -3 9.: r
" ' . , «" 25th. to $1.00nndfl-50
' Linen flaw: yin: tape. borders, 7
A). f ‘ > < ’ . . , f. md‘
W01 ( L with» colored borders.
75m.
3 mmithe corners of the handken
ukwrrnirebhitsyand these will
:-
_ Ornammtal combs for the Hair -‘
l , . -.
11”." F". . ‘L'hi'hlfuily
t\ll}‘l4[llc And 1" '1‘ .
{.,. , _ . . Mm. .
.‘ "‘ “i ‘0“ ll
1"“ c l' ‘
.w. . “"i‘llv
‘ ‘ ' “Mug . r
1]] :1 “|l‘l‘;l £3“
n t
I \ICK'L K ‘he“ {I}!
My." w .. 1- I ll
.‘ ‘ .. Wis.
Cam «in; ,1
V.» a ,
in. D SW35.
.(_ \ 1 s l ~‘n8 i“ {it}
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11:1 '
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l‘IlM
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ch:
I‘i-""\
“'1:le 1 ~
{(ll' R.
Q 3 1R“.
w .
Charor ‘
plain u ‘
blue.
C; v' prrs,
’ 31.25
m
Brassé
MM.‘ .
marquiu 3 \\j
ShiCILJlS j 1
‘(
$1.01” with. '
Shields in wear Willi
kimono sicrvcs. These
CI'CS
.l'Ie
.7'.
18
TI
'are filth“... "w .1 mull
net jiit‘kt‘l. .
. 59 :is.
'11:” -l.. 1 . r
' Candy for Eastel
Chocolate Raisins.
5 cts. to 3-11.50 each.
Chocolate Buckets ll)
be, filled liftil hllrltl
Candy. .
25 and 50 (is. each.
Crystallized C r e a m
£888, 6 and 10 cts. ea
.Cream Egg with Chuck:
$0 :is. 3 lb-
Rabbits,
Butter Crmm __
{(5. a “I:
64.?
Erika. _
137 130 3 lb.
Small E357?" .. 10
be flufd \1'. ‘ '_‘;‘.‘5‘h‘
585;“: l‘ .' ,(3:..
Small Easi. ..
:3 «is. a 15'
. f at.
Chocolatc
:‘fial‘Vf‘fi
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