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NEW NECKWEAR. . . .$1 00, $1.50 $2.00
JOSEPH DAVIS
85 Washington Street
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pilllli!‘ schools close. this after-
Easter vacation of ten
11-_open on Monday morning'.‘
:..1- tho
:1- payment plan.
‘1», :1bout it.
".711. St.
l«!1si.l('SS was
(‘ Flmnger Lodge,
. x
:11 thr- weekly:
(11!..-
1111 gl llarris1&Gans.
1; “in: Slur Council. of Green-
1 111111;: the traveling nutmeg
Sons and Daugh—
:1111i (hole will be dole,-
councils ln thel
" (‘nill‘iflL
1 1’l\‘.
.1111111 other
,1 111 :1lli'ndllilce.
T'n
y l. r hush: rnd
. hi? 1i Intolerable
1 ~l11 1mm the d
1'11’ .1. is allgfi'ed
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(”A-w"
u—lor's
’ stockings: “it
nusonable pricgf 1n jown.
———.-__.+_.'"‘y
1.
ast ewming
:11 officers as well.
in your home for Easter, 1
Stop in!
Donnelly' s 16 -
"transacted
w :1 regular meeting of the
Sons of‘ St.
of scarlt‘t fever and one!
- v1 em reported from Nor-
- a. w(-1-l;,(:11(ling_ March ,19th,
:morbldity
State Department of,
mine Grach of this city has
i: notion in the superior court
Vt'illinm Gmch._
1: 11 (lixorco and custody of a."
forueltv,
ate .of. marriage,
Acar‘Ay tribe 11min"?
ll them at the
(ll attended meeting of CourtV
Daughters bf, Castillo was To
in Bed_ Menlg
which time plans for nctixi‘;
lowing the Lenten season were
Miss lilao «Meohnn Grand
t was present, 3nd one or the
Local banks will close tomor'row be-
cause of the holiday. '
—Keeler' s carry that new ”Rust"
color in silk stockings. It matches the
new shade in tan pumps.
The weekly luncheon of the KL
Iwanis club is being held today at the
Royal James hotel.
Steel parts for the new travelling
Arnold's foundry. Hoyt street, have
arrived at the factory.
-'-.-'—-_'d
—Coa.l at Barri: & Guns..-
Maurice H. ,Nuttln'
1and Lawrence K l'. second, or
“booby"1 prize at the weekly card
night at the South Nor-walk club last
evening.
won first prize.-
The South Norwalk Post Office will
not observe holiday hours tomorrow
the regular hours being observed the
post olfi'cé being open from 6: 3!) a. 111.
until 8 9.111- .m. _
,Ur ,‘\""r’"v“
Lincoln Council Danni “Corps held a
two members bgin present. Frill]!
‘Oértle is the» hiattuctor or thé filers,-
the (211131311151. , 1 ,,. . .
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_—¥S"’"PANISH WAB- “mansions
Bali Monday eve. March 28.1,;
Annoy. ,,_,
gregational church and the No
flan:
attended.
had charge. Similar union services
I
Local , fishermei'i" are- anxiously;
son on April 1 so that they may in-
vade the precinct: which contain the‘
gpools: hiding specie of the flnny tribe.
SPECIAL"! "
15c
South Nomi}:
'-ana-StrawALa Hat Dye closes on July 1.
= “son-Powell = Corp
am
DO YOU
IMAGINE
That Starting a
:11 ings Account
llcansoa Lot‘o‘f Red
T: 1pc?
Y OU’RE WRONG
("m to “New Account”
mlmv. Saay, “Iwant
upon "Savings
« runt. ” The man in
more will take your
1 ?1"_‘» , give you a sig-
v 1
(,1
by the time you
' i it back to him, he
‘ have your bank
ready with. the .
rmt entered.
"Hat ’3 all “therein" to" ‘
1". mmept touch that
fl : 11M) use otherparts
11- hankns you need
19:11"? card'to fill up,
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- Anew—1 5142.3;
’gwere dipcu’mod. No dates have been
Reports indicate that trout are con-
Isiderably more plentiful this season
than hithertofore. The trout season
" Dr. William J. Moore, Cramer C.
Hegcman. Thomas Vaughn. and Clay-
ton Max-mull!L representing Monker
Grotto. No. 56.111 0. V. stE It, at-
[tended alconference at the quarters
{of “Heinz Grotto. New Haven. last
1cven1ng. when further plans tor'the
inter-Grotto baseball league cede:
decided upon as yet. but these will be
runnouneed later. '
--Pu1.Ooa.l st nonunion;
*mmlmm conducted
.11.
‘the‘lr home with Mrs. Taylor's mother,
' pondent of the Daubury News.
crane which is to- be installed at.
good rehearsal .laéf évex‘ilng. Went»:
7‘, .1.
" "l niOn scrxices of the Norwalk 653%,%Save mo
rwalk
W gush :
the former church and were largely
Rev Ernest F McGregor this afternoon in the downtown court
W111 be held tonight... at the .Nomm of .Wectvort. chewed. will: reckless
3.1a. chug-ch with Rev .Gebrge 13.4de4 90m ,thee re a use Ke’v-
mpkins in charge!_ ' _ {Mr jh‘llckfi a Field" of Central
awaiting the opening- of the trout aim-“559 has been continued until Mr.
. m .‘1,
nummcwm hot tub Marl
mmeflfimt degree willb'o
4
Doubles Fowler W. 13.31. will meet
mic"! at 3 o'clock._ a: wag; announced
yesterday. due to a. typogroplilcal er.-
got. :1
5" .Jaines Ghlotto will be at was:-
lnston St. bridge. Fri.- .9 film to 6p;
m., with all. kinds or fresh nah.
Phone 1244. 1
Mr; and Mrs. (11111111111 lTaylor 51111 sons
ur‘e "preparing to mote from Goldefi
Hill to Norwalk, where they will make
‘Mrs. Junall Kenn‘é‘y. JABetli'él infill-Fos-
“l
"Fourteen employee oi! the Eliot-1
stone Cigar company shad luncb‘eod’at,
the Royal James "hotel yesterday. The
employee were, passing through No;-
walk in automobiles which they park-
ed in front of the hotel. The machines
:attracted ponaidéréiblé attention. ' " ‘
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Norwalk Lodge. No.7 709, Benevol—
ent and Protective Order of Elks,
transacted routine business at the re—
gular session held Jan. evening. Soy-1‘
era] applications tor‘membership were
acted upon. Plans are being made
for the installation at officers next
month.
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" —You can save money by buying
Easter .Flowers at Cuneo's.
Two Norwalk cases come up on mo-
tion on the short calendar list or the
Court of Common Pleas in Bridgeport
today. The cases were: Veto Chlap-
penelll, et al vs. Angelo Geanaltm
plaintiff's motion to set aside vex-(Wt;
Nattie Holly vs. Siege! & Sachs. De-
fendant's motion for bonds for pro:-
ecutlon.
3—.
—GOLD PRIZE LUCKY NUMBER
waltz. McKinley dance, Monday eve.
Armory. ' ~
‘. Six candidatea were initiated at the
meeting of ophir Chapter, No. 52,, 0
'.E 8., last evening, and several visit-
ors from the newly organized Berkeley
chapter, Norwalk, were entertained.
Plans were made for a dinner to be
served on Wednesday evening March
;.89, from 5: 30 until 8 ocloclt, to which
the public is invited. About 100 at-
ite‘ndod the meeting 1311 cvenlfig:
A milk mu who createu a distur-
‘bnnce Lnear Sou'th‘ Milo undrfilomoe
(4,.
by‘ residents of t .3112?“
any thithhe man makewececsfiry.
"noise whlic going.mhout1mec.
.1119. police‘ have been instructed—”to
warn the man.‘ “ .' i
.street ’about 2 01131041; gave” moral decimation tit Gmdb
and he eave‘wome selections 111151111331“: been compialne mpgfi’e‘gj
:
ney by buying your 1105:
at Keeler's Shoe Store.
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"A héarm'g win be 112121 at 3 'oc1o"ci‘<'
room. in the cue of Charles Keyser.
avenue. while for yinzniilohg Winfléld
street. and injured Mr “Field, The
Field recovered from his injuries.
‘ ——l~‘ancy Easter Lilliec. Hyacinth;
'l‘plipo. Dunedin. Cinemrias at Cu-
neo's. . W
MRS. m SEEKING
DIVORCE AND ”ALTO“
New Canaan Won-n Chins Her
Mrs. Alice Maude,
" bus-acct New
also of New Canaan. ,allem deser-
husband has' property worth—1310.006.
A all-acre estate on Pom:- street.
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the help of your low-
nan
Narne this company
executor Out:
f 1 rune-an Taylor
Stamford near the New Comp lino,
11-: been attached: by Deputy: Sher-ll!
1'35th John E. Keeler Me So-
parlor Court. Mic. Lucjibdfut‘c nt—r
gift 1n the?
on Friday eVenlus at 8 o'clock. in- Lame!“ 1°" “"3”? 4““
6! Allie most precious Whenever '
”chewy
fiflhmcuty‘; ind chowdbethédut;
Apo‘ipea- fine made. several
[X He arrived too late. however, to
. In a sermon. at Baltimore. in 1918. he
. L918. 111.11 event attended..- by cool
«on both ofwhom 111.11)r
mé‘: Ameri n Expeditr
‘ C55
.p‘brs.
Jewish Homo-End in Wes-R
posed the fivernment
hibition meant “the
and incremental pnctlce.’ Cond’éllnfil‘,
Snivaflonf‘mx in France.
Amer-icon mm tralnlux.
ed the clot” to fish
mended that
en from Europe and”
public to mien ‘Ktne
into the Lonnie at m
ventlon ofilfll‘h Noummw
Mt“
cannon has brought sulttoridlvorcc xéphga‘}: M W“: W
against Charles, 1mm: Luckhnrst, mm “M «to
open:- bl: "youth in Ink“. with
hgwglad 0:44me
WW
muodémedf’
and the unit
. “You ho. - ‘
not, I tear. on he 1:. but u be 1mm
be." responded the 0111;111:331, k.
meritgonly all I chin. unwind:
MW 1
be!“ nautical institutions. 1 999.539”
the Republic o! the U11 one
beetowid on mm
MW of every:— cum to Men‘
and. perpetuate our Govmal.“ w
observance otitlnwsuidby‘muk:
{entity or the public Ina-”- -- .1...
‘Cérdliml Gibbons. as senior bishop
of the church. wielded- a; W dfi-"t
flueuce putside as well as within the
United States. The confidant or three L
unportnnt ,
flours, to Home, the last ‘lh' 1m
‘1914’. a. gew days after the Opening of
the war to elect the successor to Plum
1
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particlpote in the cemmom‘r that ele- ‘
voted Benedict to the pontiflcute.
Upon returning to the United States'
he visitéd President Wilson. informed
tlié‘ilitter of affairs in Europe and dis- ‘
" cussed means to bring about peace.
We Cardinal was strongly interested
in the affairs of the church in Mexi- 1'
co during the troublous times in that
country and declared that he feared
fighting would never cease under the ,
Carram regime. It was largely as .8 _‘
result at his efforts that the condition.
0! the clergy and nuns of Mexico was
ameliorated.
Cardinal Gibbons was active in his
work for the Allies in the war. and
in‘ a letter written to the gatholica of
the archdiocese of New York. in 1917.
when the United States entered the
conflict, urged the fxule/ulaupport of
the Government. A few months pre-
viously he sent $10 000 to the. Ameriw
can committee in London for the re-
lief, or the Belgians, one of the many
notable instances of his benevolence.
praisei the speech by Lloyd George
and said that GPrmanY'A war aims
would {all About the same time he
explained Benedicts .war policy, an
article which so pk 3.8951 the pope that
he ordered it translated end published
broadcast. ' In it he asserted sympathy
with the Allied aim of winning the
war “for" permanent pence}!
chieve this result ho also expressed
oposition to a cessationunt» hostilities
when Austria. made freawmrgg,“
Celebntinr his 50th :mnhemry a!
Bishop it: Qaltimpro. 0111;101:13-
{mm all over th
clon'; bgHone‘l' from Frafioo: ‘ lolly ‘
i121 céoomtcdfifm, A max-flit, l ":
joined mgribyner Profit“! .3.
bégérmem
an: yearn, i9...a message
oil/June so 1919 he
339d annivgruary m‘C‘
primate otl,‘ BO
this oceasion.
The Caulifl's.”
economic: and pueblo; ,
were frequeflfl)‘, mm. Ud‘
In: infirm he», no?“
plan for (kid Iéitilet o
enhip 0,11
that prod
19! 11081!
public utilities main '
ed divorce. peaked the work of gum
{avg
ale .Tu rt
14:
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tion aince June 1 1916. The couple ' The ucbolmhip‘an Whip
were married 3m 17 190:, in DW- “Pituwn‘mwa W611 Gibbons" been mag.
Brooklyn. and: there are two little °°mmunu’m 3:9“ ‘:.,M. shod ”romantica- &oacmedl.
gm... Custody of the children 1,111.1: {I}, my” - , 1 . - "am' 'he 111m. can: before
mummy are unload from the court- “5' _ "
' ‘ Born in sum-mid" a6 minfi 1 ,1
Mrs. Luckhurst. who alleges that her m 3W1! 18“; mam
once said.
. T-o n—‘lb
We canton in‘ihe ['hlted States.
in 1883.
Q}: 6' m he. he: he third. ennry council. to be held
cei’ved’ CM!” 1111111116 Gig} ' - D1 Pope Leo XIII ap-
pointed him to preside over the coun-
."ubly approved by the
= fluthorltiea.
{\rchbisbop Gibbon: was immediately
place in his abome city aghgeflledmr
"in Baltimore.
hierarchy of the church Cardinal Gib—
ibons wu clothed in the insignia of ..
the onion- He arrival in we "the
{allowing your ind roééind
toxic biotin: and film
College our Cardinals. the (meaty—fifth”
in‘ouccelslon. "
centenary of the 1 founding of the
Whom: hiemrchy
State. ln‘lSBS.
notional contrast?“ Woe" laymen
Am the cm sum-.111 Mme year.
Rio 1.111 the corner-£01111. of the Cube.
lfo Bantam. in WaguMn. end won
its choncellor since it.»
won
in the United sate. in
WWI-1 o! a popegwngmgml-
lot for Pius X. 1 ‘
"Rogers & Stevens
‘ “Religion teaches me that we are
all children of me tame Father,” ‘11:
"We are all brothers and
sisters of the same Redeemer. and,
consequently Members of the some
family. .
The hard working young bishop was
sent to Richmond. in 1872.119 built
and enlarged schools. asylum: and
churches in mermaid Peter-abuts
and Portsmouth. His ufiurlng labor
attracted, the attention of Archbishop
Baylor, of the Baltimore diocese.
Throughhis influence. Bishop Gibbons
became “his coadjutor. A few months
later Archbishop Hayley died. Bishop
Gibbons—~43 years 01‘ age—became
archblpbop of the diocese. then the
highest dignflary or the Roman Cath-
As archbishop he headed the dele-
‘ tion of American prelotcs to Rome.
‘He outlined their plans for
the next year
ii He directed the enactment of
any new decrees which were favor—
ecclesiastical
The. brilliant executive, ability
recognized. He was created a. card!-
no] a prince of the church. a quartery
century filter «he had entered thel
hood ."l‘his wu u'n‘lRSBA-he m ‘
hen 52 years of age.‘
The tmpreonive ceremonie- .took
In the presence of‘
into; thanl
Cardinal 61111101233 celebrated the"
in the United
Regimen the first
it. He
mum Ramon?
part in
It teaches me the brother-~
. hood of humanity.
emu-T
palate '
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ft tel: New Yfllt oily and Will
.L..Au-m1. 1r: Roam, 1p...
. osep . “:11“!an York
army, tax-ment- for
tho militory hull of Veteran of For-
eitn Wars in the 1(6le Amory on
April 8th.
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:ever exerted a me o! tholullutnce
which the Gonna of Christ exercises
on the human W"
, power of the‘ m'- ua a. pm”?
”society greatly W
-cuhble." be mu. \u: We! on
'm Icarchllght em I. ever W
{ currence
" docking for 61. 85. ct Koclor'l.
11mm. “The; no Mn.
divorce: important can-non; a. ‘
untenaencyoto-rmw 1
more like men at “1‘1, 1., "
Womb commit-fl an m H
Thetrend oral. um- “ gm
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Gibbons during the lost your. film
"This power affine mum"?
cont. developments. - “It'- m I» ~
We weak not In immunity. b‘
throw it into cold mining-cc. no...
rule the public W at p“: 1
men are now public bunched-Inn. m.
shattering of popularldollhl. “In. ' '
become a thing of Ill-out daily or— ,1
Itluundthlnxbeono— .1.
phte but It is an ficvltnhle com.- ,
. ctr, <,-.-'Q W..-
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M’LLEY GAB k()I "VB
_ The hit dmxot Cardinal Gibbon-
were want upon his frtoudc- in his
native manganese e wu a pictur-
eoqac m 111111116 ctr-ooh. Notwith— 1
landing mi high line,- In. Eml»
:fencc was one in: them deinocruuc
Ami-3cm Aha-l Ywulks
about the any benefited “tywt-
tul aunt-Mania! m «in math...
responding. and his genial and cordial
smile, whether to a policeman or a
dualism-bed flauncl‘er. '
cardinal Gibbons, retained to
the
"We are confronted by at least
last a. lgeen' interest on sociology. h,”
The Hope noun-ac
thin min: to Ill-1::vomlc
o'clock. when a huh-d ”WW
I. that «About lathe “menial-ohm”...
or an aim uvcnuc why. alpha-r4
was out however by the time tho ‘b-o- .
men mocked the menu. the ”L”
belnc slkht. . 1 1 : ,
G000 WAY. m
The Sentinel. a usual. on Good!!!»- !
dny. wlubelmedun-ornIKPI-r
. New: u-tlclo- and wadvertluu—_
menu should reach the one: o! gnu——
catiofron Thom” afternoon. .
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