rcbmflntion- prize at
the my art party or the booth
Noe-well club held last evening.“
7 ru—thch Opening of “The Smart
$181.01» ” 90 Washington St.. Sat. Mar.
—Don’t to tthe Bettor’s dance,
Fruity. More 11,17 Nor-walk Armory.
media's orchestra. with singing.
The in ti t th M dical
regu r nice ng o e e
> League which was to have been held
May night has been postponed be-
: come of the mass meeting to,be held
in Weapon.
.r—‘Heevy silk stocking; full fash-
ioned extra. heavy silk ”it 31. 95.-—
Keeler‘u.
‘~' — ‘5‘ .Z‘m...~oro« STRE
N). .VOKWALK,
u ‘. ‘lr
l —.-Full line 0: .Auto Accessories
Aaron Kobn. -fi .1“
r ' ———-————
Patrolman '1‘. Barney last night ar-
rested Joe Neath. of Commerce street,
on the charge of drunkenness and use
I. 40! abusive language. He was released
.. fin bonds or {25 {or appearance in the
‘ uptown city cart tit-2 o'clock Friday
memoon.
‘--Plenty of desirable sects yet for
”’Milen Aroon.". Regent Fri. night.
Division No. 1. A. 0. H.
. , , ____._____._
; ; l A regular; rfi'eeting of Lady McLach-
lan Lodge. No. 82. Daughters oil Sco-
-’ tin. was held last night. Plans were
'made for o coke sale to be held on
—. March 25 at the home of Mrs. Helen
-::' licLachlan. 51 Bayview avenue, on
‘ March 25.
(‘rofut & Knapp
and
Stetson Hats
Spring Styles
$5.00,
r
-—Kecler’s are selling a new sport
stocking for $1.00 a. pr.
All than“ rm for
Sm: and Summer
and toolmmnujen on exhlltion at
E K— BANKS’
nav coon: erone ;
tinder Helium Hotel
45-41; West W Street
0:5 45E 1 r :9,-
-- size pee. cool. Harris &
Gena Co.. Tel. 721.
Mrs. William Wolfe. Mrs. William
Regal .and Mrs. Joseph Lyons spent-
yesterday alfopping in New.Yorlt City.
*
41m Egg. [Stove and not coal.
Harrie and Gan: Co. Tel. 721.
——Macaroons, lady fingers. eclairb.
cream puffs. lever. ion! and cup cakes.
The Chocolate Shop Bakery. 17 N.
Main St.
Miro Mabel Davis. of Newtown avo-
nue. and Thoma; J. Bailey of Stam-
ford. were married last Saturday night
in 'this city by Justice of the Peace
Herbert Policrd. ' '
....__.....‘_...
—8.seom silk stockings at 31.00 a
pr. at.Xeeier'e.
—Why not save money by buying
your hosiery. at Keelerfs. l
/, .
Dr. William W. Leete. of Boston.
Mass“ will deliver a atereopticon lec-
l
———Storo.ge batteries repaired and
recharged. Aaron Kohn.
-—-All the new shades in silk stock-
ing at reasonable prices at Keeler’ s.
lllll NEW
.Ttiv daughter oi Mr. and Mm.
\ l onley was able to be out A light was noticed in the garage 0:
'w L serious 1;:\ es: of three Webb Bros” 133 South Main street
: 1 ~- r home in Woodward ave- late lagt night and n truck was siand— »
ling outside Patrolman Milton Lock-
-—---- ‘wood was sent to investiagie follow-
«ml Fish 15¢ per lb, at the ing :1 report to the police. but found
1 Nut W ushington Bridge- ioverything all right as the truck was
being repaired by workmen.
“weekly assembly of the Nor-
School was held yesterday
Tlu Rev. George B. Tomp-
» uk- nn th<n “ Race of Life. " Mr.
1 4.1 s talk was very interesting.
I wBanner Bread and Cake. the best
1you can buy. Real homemade cake at
Hensonable price. Try them Made in
Norwalk Tel. 367 5 Munroe Street.
.. By special request a niallnu- of
1.,.1:11tt:;~VB1}v::dlinoi‘galéfietggkgegt “Miles Aroon" will M- given at tho
-«11v_. ( ,. . ‘(-.,_
1-1.1blr- price. Try them. Made in Regent Theatre tomorrow b3 1hr .trl“
,0“. Tel. 367 5 Munroe Street. iic players. i‘lu- prices will he o
' cents for all save children under 12:.
’who will be charged "’ (writs. 'i‘ho-ro
. ,-
.Lil
..’)
has been a big demand for tickets and
also for a matinee peri‘nnnunov.
1:1..315 ut the Royal James hotel
12M were: J. F‘. McIntyre. River
11". Oklahoma, W. L. DeLaney.
mlvlphlli. i’u.. George Storck. New'
:k rily; Capt. Frank Kiers, New
1 ;k city: 1“. 1.. Thompson. Bornegat.
.l. and W. G. VVllliums. New York.
‘1.
——-fiuy your Victrola at Donnelly's
on easy Weekly payments. Store open
etchings until 9 P. M. '
Sergeant Bryan Ii. Silk yesterday
:lflt‘l‘llrinn investigated a report manic
by Mrs. Murine”. 8 Spring Hill avo-
5211116 in lhv l'le‘I‘t that hm‘ hm‘nr» had
‘Smnrt Shop" 90 Vifnshlngion St.
lust models in mlllinery and dress-
I}; atlrs'easonablt prim-.5 (lpens Sdt' lbw n o-nivrml tlu- pro-\‘iuus night. Mrs.
a" ' mum-u mm tho pom-e that lit-1' sun’
. ..._._:__-___,_ lhmi soon a man (-llmh out of :1 n-m‘
The T' (‘ ll. ( ““5 Of the soun‘nnmlow shorth afttr midnight No-
Norwalk M. E. Church will sc-rw- a.
dinner in lhv dinning room. i116n.’
Ft PM” k S ‘1‘” from 6 to S Lam ~~Bnnner Bread and Cake. the best
Yoriion snrwd will be 5 cents. whole you can lm) Real homemade cake at
s 1111 45 (Hits. East Norwalk Orches— ieagonable price, 'llry them. Made in
"1 Mil ruvnish music for the owning Norwalk, Tel. 367 5 Nlunroe Strict.
' vl'xlml} welcome. ;
rliutire wheat bread and Graham‘
~l u ry Thursday at the Choco-
Ll1ing 01 urine was reported missing.
.ludm Jnlm Keogh. :11: Sport” mas.
for. tmiu)’ fill-d a report in the (filSi‘ of
'flu' llrzi‘kr-rs' Trust Company of New
1 Hm}. Bakery. 17 N. Liam St. "fork i‘iiy, is. the lirilish-Auu-rivun
_ (‘mnpany of Sprinmialo. (Stamford)
~ A with Jud-4v Edwin S. 'l‘homns in 1111'
ilk special session of thv lfniinul Statue
Dryco M Histriol court held here today.
:luspital Size . . . . . . . $2.00
”The new shades in sport stock~
other Foods at Reduced Price. lugs :11 Rulers shoe Store.
Sti - ml‘lnjoy llot cross buns all through
"SO“ Powell corp. lent at the Chocolate Shop Bakery. 17
South Nor-walk
EN. Main St.
+——-
Further discussion of the proposed
l.’\lv:tl and Food Inspector ordinance
was discussed at, a regular meeting of
the Board ol‘ lleult‘n held last night
at the oilice of Dr. tolwrt 1g. Prrmw.
\Vest avenue. Dr. Daniel E. Sullivan.
Thomas A. Skelly and Royal A. Mills
wen- uppuluivd :1 (-ummiiiov to draw
the proposi (Lorrlinzumfi.
15"
-—“'ILLIAM. \V. I)A“’SO.‘{. JR.
— A BC" lTI-ZC’F—
opening: of an “moi“
prm‘iioo- of his profosdon.
at 127 \V’nshingtou
Norwalk. Conn. Tele-
nmiminves Ute}
for llw
Arnhlh-r'tllro.
{Iii-cot. South
phone 910
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.169 Coming
. sermonrrom
1 or“
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On Local
5». w»- ~«.
time now to
7 311211“: he lure
.. la‘:e:3; to pro-
for s ‘1 m m e 1"
' milon. Decide
‘ Tat- gum you Will
and build it in
Savings Ac:
1311?. And while
1 writing, lay by a
i' 1}: tra for emer-
1k
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South Nornralk
Savings Bank
“Open HonkyMu . _‘
, i. L..i..._i. +4.
' $1.1m - .
in proportion to our savings deposits are
much above the average for the state.
«loans in over tWenty years’ business.
We invite your deposits in our savings
department so that we may make more loans .
to help our town continue its mbefactory
growth and prosperity
lure at 8 o'clock tonight at the Nor-
walk Congregational Church on the
lsubject “From Chicago to the Pacific
’Consz " He will describe the work of
[the Congregational missionaries in
lthat region.
NOT DECIDING
' LABOR TROUBLES
(Continued trom‘fiige Ono.)
l
liam R. Pennington and Prosecuting
'Attomei (Tremor C. liegeman regard-
ling matters there.
The cases of all of the accused will
come befon Judge Vosburgh on Satur-
dai morning all cases being continued
finder bonds or $200 each.
.1
”1
Elizabeth North
Handsome Elizabeth North, only
seventeen years o!d, Is a full-fledged
“movie" star. She has become more
popular recently becauoe of playing
the principal role in a well-known pic-
ture. Mica North has a mania for
collecting taggers. At present, ch: in
salt to possess 300 sword: and knives.
Keeps Silver Bright.
In or1.er to keep siher that is not
in mun-111m u. v in a good condition.
(in 11 paper 1-. 11h alternate liners of
folks, spoons and other objects and
connuou flour that is perfectly dry.
if the silver is bright and dry when
3011 put it. owns it may be used at any
time nilhnut living (Ill. mod for a tear
or two. Ariel this time the flour
needs drying again. This plan save:
a great deal of (‘lt‘fluillg.
A N S
Real Estate
And not one dollar has been lost on tliese 1»— ~
1-
. taught how to. behave in public—that
'4 .—
‘ (Continued (rem first Page)
. L
‘h books will still Lire o 1
35 ch 18-, m pen 11ml
i" ”‘3 Wee his flannel-ted i
. \mderm 111111513113 mid he
- tion. that was shoim tom bravery
all born they have “wretched. It
S] C I
Fresh from the makers, re-
splendent in the hewgopring
colors and tailored with oils-
tom care, come these new
shirts to us. _
» 31.561365750
nndtrided
clearly and xefllfltfly the doings or
this campaign and wtiheut this help,
the above mentionedw reunite could
7 hardly be attained. and lulu-wax Jews
' , will never fail to mmciate the spirit
for Whom that was shown by
. Nannies newspapers.
,_ _ We] Recliner also expressemhie
- sincere appreciation to all his one-
Rogers 6° Stevens Q
Norwalk So. Norwaik
to achieve 'thou above mentioned 1e-
suite
The following have added their
inmeatoihelongliztotdonors:
tornin which states that $1,800,009 was
invested in mm toll: last year
to transmit a mmrmw—"Please” *
So courtesy does cost something.
the Philadelphia Record observes. Ii
we had severalmonthl to spend in re- '
search we might find the basis for an»
estimate that courtesy in newspaper
advertising alone costs several mililol
dollars. But whatever the cost, it
is worth it.
Courtesy. mrdlnlity and sincerity
are three big factors in the success of
an advertisement. ‘ People like to do
business with dealers whose mm
radiale good will. a friendly spirit. a
desire to please. Diring the recent
holiday rush some stores suggested
that the purchasers should carry
small packages home with them in.
stead of having them delivered. The
proposal was put {our d in the same
way in which one a s a tavor of a
friend. and it proved very effective
Suppose the stores had said, instead:
“Positively. no small packages deliv-
ered"——-can you imagine the result?
The money that the business men of
the country epend on ”please” in their ,
advertising and elmhere. is an in.
regiment that yields. handsome cash
dividends. One might as well try to
run a gasoline motor without oil as to
dispense with this courtesy lubricant
that does away with trlctlmi in the
contacts or hnmln relationship.
m
(Confined tram Page One.)
“Tatenol” owned by Jacob Rice 8:
Sons and the horse “W. M. Moran"
also owned by Rice a Son: and the
barge “Daniels" owned by the Me-
Cad'ery company of New York, were
sunk. during one of the worst storms
her 13th oi! Green's Reef light. fol-
lowing the rescue or the families liv
ing aboard the barge: by the crew of
the tug Bulicy.
At the time the rescue was one of
Island sound. it being without a doubt
one of the most thrilling and heroic
rescues recorded in the unofficial an-
nals of the Sound rm users.
41
Alister-darn Ha Good Idea.
The people. of Amsterdam are
.-
ls. on which side of the pavement to
walk, how to. carry canes and uni-3
brellns. etc. by means of otheiui mo-
tion pictures.
in our Dairy Product: mm clan
rubies, trained milkers. luckily
cattle. carefully wished milieu.
sterilmd receptacles grid modern
unitary methods 9! handling.
Such cleanliness moan. health
CC’I‘ THIS OUT—IT IS \VOBTII
MONEY
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Cut out this slip, choices! with So
lure oi the 911
BEST DAIRY 2301317013
F. H.-WEM‘PE & SON
Telephone 2am. our.
.Teiepnone 1818
receive in return a trial package con—
taining Foley's Honey and Tar Comn
pound for coughs. "colds and croup;
Foley Kidney-Pills for pains.ln sides.
and back: rheumatism. backache.
kidney and bladder ailmente: and
Foley Cnthartic Tablets. a wh‘olesOmc;
and thoroughly. cleansing cathartic
for constipation. biliousneso. head.
Escmn . '
was minimal? voted 1.99an5 the
using but others who have helped him _
__________ * Emil éwlé' ""'."““"" ‘2an impmgpe _ Evangelist: Sé‘hurmam-
""""""" nix-3.5.3113» ..............._ silo Dem: sent“ in w m.
w’nhmum 13.33 entitled, "I'm imam°°38um Land"
O ooooooooo ee-I- f, and .lNowI'm a“ ed...
MBHEY IS WELL W9 Wfimfiswnlrco- 2500 . ””3 .
Loulsnverick .. $.33
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°°“"°" " ”"h'w" mineral: a: min 1.0.00 ,
“"1 ;"VM ... A. Giléiuon*.f.-............... 25m 1
I 1‘11».va 561.90
J“ 113’ we haw-3mm the ill-DevineBros . m...-.......... 25.80
formation "out one writer that mw‘c. H. Fem, Revenue ..... 25.00 _
has:7 shouldplayammimpmusohn Light 25.110 ’
evm‘xslness tron-cotton Mantel: Dr. um.......... ........ . 23%
cost-nothinggverumamnam George mat ...... 15.00
of the Station-don comma: ‘ yo: Co-li- mmeegg ‘.‘ 1:00
of the winter-'0! 1317-18.. on Decem-
the topics of conversation along Long
and mail it to Foley 8: Co.. 2835 Shef- for your family.
field Ave" Chicago. 111.. writing your
name and address clearly. You win' Order “f In. "2:2”, and M -
“”1131 11111111
The Rexix ai campaign openea last
night at the Chmch at, the Nazarene.
42 Franklin street. A good crowd
greeted Evangelism Shields and sing-
ing‘ Evangelism Schumann” memos.
Rev. Shields brought his first moo”
Sag-e from Titus 5: 3. which was vex-v
RUSSELL BELONG.
The services will continue this wee-E
every evening at 7:38 and Sunday at
10:30 a. m.. 3:00 and 7:00 p. m.
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For St. Patrick’s Day
2 _ f‘BallymorélfiBnllad"
“Come Back to Erin"
"St. Patrick’s Day"
“Sweet Genevieve"
“Killarney”
“Colleen of My Heart"
“ ’Tis An Irish Girl 1 Love"
llma‘!
“Molly”
“Kathleen Mevonrneen”
‘ Mother Matinee" ' E
“Drowsy Maggie." Jig;
“Medley of Irish Jigs"
“Clancy’s Wooden Wedding"
"Mavis" '
"Macushla"
Hear these—4nd other: at
‘ Donnelly’s
18 South Main' Street
0.1-14-y
For putting into their work on"
the world series occasion the kick
and wailop that meant a pennant.
the members of the Giants are
now— due to have this beautiful
lid-karat gold victory medal hung
on them. Judge Lentils Jwill ii:
the date for the “hanging."
—Cleoring gout Sale on dry goods
store on to 1Van Zandt St. East Nor—
‘walk. Call now and save money don'b
mien this chance.
J acOby’ 3
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ESTABLISHED 1892
Stocks and Bonds”
INVESTMENT SECURITIES
Quotation of local issues furnished.
Maples &Goldschmidti
85 Washington Street, So. Norwalk
aches. and sluggish bowels.——Stlllso_n- _ '
Powell Corn.
THE
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All animal creation
produces "‘a s u r pl 11 s,
from the ant who lays :
up stores for the Winter.
' and the squirrel who,
gathers. nuts, to m‘an
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who produces the works . __‘
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' Irish Reels—hiedley,- (Flogging Reel, Cup o‘Tea) Accordian—4
J -J Kimmei‘ _ > . ,
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E1 eryhody Loves an Irish Song—American Quartet
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