street. is continued to 1m; bed as the
‘1 result or in:
School
Class. South ' Norwslk Nethodlst
Church. piano to holds cake sale at
us- Reardon's Sunday
the Eli and Powell drug, store on
Saturdsl.‘ Mnm.m was;
at Auto Accessories
, my.
’,—--Full line
Aaron Kohl.
‘Irs. Helen T. Ives of South Nor-
walk. has sold to John and Ellen
Walsh. Danbury. a large parcel of land
and a three- family house and a. one
ftmlly house at 5‘— 56 Division street.
Danbury.
n"
3—8-3. matinee sandal for the cm].
(in, Poet's Educated Biochheads.’
M m.
The Board of Relief will start its
, first meetings on next Monday after-
noon iron: 2 until 5 o'clock at the
City Hall. when those persons who
feel that. they have a grievance overisystem for clerical details. carried out Pacific (033.1113 WIN” “
lhy ex
assessments may war and be heard.
——Don’t forget the Hatter’s dance.‘
Friday. March )7, Norwalk Armory.
Fiedler’s orchestra. with singing.
A concert. which was Very well at-
tended. was xivenht the headquarters
the Salvation Army on North Main
.t. last (wetting. there bdsg in-
drmnental and vocal solos. and'selec-
s by the band. A concert was
given in the opcn air previous to the
concert at headquarters. which at-v
trusted considerable! attention. The
Trot-eds of the concert are to be used
1 foreign missionary work.
--Banner Bread and Cake the beat
ynu can buy. Real homemade cake at
reasonable price. Trylh Made in
gm». Tel. 361. 5 unmet; street.
..— __a
Dryco Mflit,
Hospital Size $2.00
All Other Foods at Reduced Price!
Stillsbn-Powell Corp.
b
.‘7 “‘ South 'Nortvalk-
H
‘1’": «Law‘ug
Vacation Days
_ Are Coming.
tl‘
. It’s ‘time now to
anticipate” the. lure
of the lakes; 1:0 Pre-
pare for s u m 1;) e r
recreationx Decide
on the 'sum you will
.. need and buildit in
1;. your ' Savings Ac;
count. And while
depositing, lay by a
A. YJYL‘ 71.1.1, . A .
'.-'~.—,L-,J~‘.
“u':_:"
A
‘ Norwalk. 313an o: m and
'1‘. work at good rates.
deliver-abortudd
' pf the Poona Utilities Commissioner.
‘ Harris and Guns 90. Tel. 721.
:3 the doop at her home. >
. believed that she was uninjured u
;, shopicked herself up and started to
.1' walk min. but soon collapsed. Dr.
‘. A. N.Clarkisin attendance.
1
!
Adieu—$444444
ibit extra for emer-
. .“ L A 1.. A..L.$. LL.L.‘
4mm seam: is co tgci So.
men's athletic underwear have open-
lass ea me:- sewing miles for
this said women who wish steady
n
”0%“;qu
“to the
chitin the near (min- in???“
' Chamois. of the Banker Commerce of
New York city. and Charles C. Enwell.
-cae£n nu. Stove and nut cool.
Mrs. Mary Brush. of 71 Meadow
received on Wed-
when- she fell from
It was at first
needsy aftemoo
-—Live Cod Fish 15¢ per lb. at the
Public Float, Washlnaton Bridge.
Joseph F. McLaughlin. the plumber
has started suit against Arthur M.
Charpentler. also known as A. M.
Charpentier. of this city. claiming
damages of 8175. for an unpaid hill
0'! tut“. The case is returnable to
the City Court of Norwalk. on April
3rd. The bank account of Mr. Char-
pentier at the i‘airfield County ,Na-
tional Bank has been attached"for
8200 by Constable Edward Flaherty.
Dunbar & Quinlan represent the plain—
tiff.
-—Velour hats at O'Brien's.
——“'ILLIAJI W. DAWSON, JR.
ARCHITECT-—
announces the opening of an Office
for the practice of his profession.
Architecture. at 127 Washington
street, South Nor-walk, Conn. Teieo
phone 910.
To every estate entrusted to the
South Norwalk Trust Company is
through}. able legal counsel. conserve.
-Velour hats at“ C'Brlen‘a
In the a... o: either-inc c. Nolan.
vs. ital-tin W.’ Nolan, 0. further order
of notice was requested in the Super-
ior Gout-t. this mot-hint. and was-
this morning was made by Atttjrney
Leo Davis. .,,.
a
contribute to the aid of thow Jenn.
War Sufleners ten peréant'tutti-11mlJ
By trading at Golden's this sunny.
tthewish drive.
WANG“ 00m 31'. .
PATRICK“! M! W
Following the male} meeting‘held
last night. Wanoma Council. No. 31.
Degree of Pocahontas. 1:..0 3. it.
held a. delightful St. W's ‘Dly
program The meeting was largely
attended.
v
tableaux in’ which the Irish and
American lags were displayed Fol-
lowing this Helen Wood. Write
Clark. Howard my: clothed in
appropriate Irish custom”. entertain-
ed with vocal and mules] selections.
Margaret Shepherd W the prim-am
by giving an exhibition of the Irish‘
reel and Jib. Refreshments were
served.
.' 1.‘
Weather Forecast
For Norwalk and‘vicinity: F& to-
night and Saturday; continued cold
tonight slovlv rising temperature .Sat-
urday; diminishing northwest Elude.
The western area. '91; “lash urfi
has moved slowlYe ring
I
the last twenty-tourfifld is now
central over the la region i It is
producing pleasant weather east of
the Mississippi river. on. well-dean“
disturbance central -ove-r" Utah Is
tive iudrment familiarity with al
ilegnl requirements and a thorough
nerienced emoloym This com-
pany is in a position to make every
estate realize the utmost possible
amount for its beneficiaries. at tho
lowest cost. They act as executor.
administrator. trustee. guardian or
conservator. Their resources are
over $4,000,000.
Colfax Encampment. I. O. 0. .F.
will hold‘a regular meeting on Mon-.
any mening. March 20th. when the
Patriarchal degree will be conferred.
On Thursday eye-hing. March 28rd.
Colfax Encampment will attend a dis-
trict meeting to be held at the rooms
,of Kabaosa Encampment. in Norwalk.
when Detention Encampment of Dan-
inn-y will confer the Golden Rule De-
grec on candidates from- Stamford.
\ew Canaan. South Norwalk and}
Norw him This in" be an exceptio'n-
.lliy his meeting and all. are asked to
attend. i
i
———Sat. matinee special tor the chil-
idren. Peck's Educated Blackheads.
Palace Theatre. i
____._..._...
Mr. and Kim. Ernest A. Tenor and
family formerly of this city. but now];
of Lon Angeles, Calif” where Mr. 'l‘ay- .
lor is manager of the J. & J. Cash
factory. hate written to rclatixcs in
town that they attended the motor
races at the Beverley Hills. Los Angc— r
lee Speedway. on March 5th.
the raccs were won by Thomas Mil-
ton. Jr.
sent on here by Mr. Taylor to James
H. Taylor. his father. Recently little
Miss Marjory» Taylor. Mr. and Mrs. ‘I’RESIDEVT JOB-WA “AUG. .
Taylor's daughter. had her cture (SEW i
taken at Hollywood. with Jackie Coo-
gap. the diminutive stor of “The Kid“ GUATEMALA mt; use}. 17—,-
and “My Boy. "
—Storage
recharged. Aaron Kohn.
raid. "
. when noon.
Pictures of the races were lVVilliam H. Raye. .George;F. Betta and_
Judge John Keogh.,.
i .
ventrusted to our care we‘briag—‘shie iced counsel,
amino judgment, immunity wifigedi 133d
requirementssndsthnmghmtwmdev
tails, carnedoutbyexpenencedw
Wearemaposihoutomsheevaym _,
causing upsettled weather from the
Missimippi river westward- to the
'somewhat lower this morning than.‘
it was yesterday in the Lakemlo
and along the Audldc cm ll fl:
‘south as Florida. White River.
Canada. reported twelve below mm.
wm. nor rm Ups-rm Tm:
may.
BELFAST. March 11. (By Associat-
Pre’ss).—-Not an inch of Ulster terrie
tory will be yielded to Southern Ire;
land. speakers at the Kllkeel Orange
'mecting last evening. declared. Harry
Mulhoiland, member of the Ulster
Parliament. son of Lord Dunleath.’
told the meeting the Orangemen had
decided to have nothing to do with
the boundary commisdon provided for
in the Anglo-Irish treab'.
“Before we yield an inch of our taro
ritory to the rebels. they will have to
kill twenty or lhirty thousand Orange:
men“ " he declared. '1: such a thiné
is attempt: d thousands of Orangemon“
in the colonies “ill flock to Ulstet's
'1
Kiwanis cm H
TROLLEY COMMITTEE
'l he 'rouowlng; commifiee has been
mum d to represent the Kiwanis Club
at the trolley re hen o be held
at the City Hall by the.2ublic Utili-
ties Commission on.Tuesday after-
March 2lst:
'l‘. J. Finn. Mayéhofl.
.liev. 11.. N.
‘i'!
Gen. Jose Maria Orellano was mange. ' L'
———-—-—e umted president of Guatemala; yester. ;
batteries repaired and . day. He plq'lgod himself to the. corn-u
pletion of projected public works.
' lion to have the tank of the truck
Med Judsg in). 3?, Bil-.33
“ ilast off, with. ins in .
hostile} w Kristian; iii‘x'd was. neat
Widen. The Cadmium. nudist
gross receipts or the Sunday business. ’
remember you will also & War;
The social program opened with a ‘
m.” In
0.:
m M
3r .
dent. them”! Mid. ed!
'M‘“ Ana had W in. needed,
that way, or front or itodnes m M
file out. piloted ”by” Wilmot. was
coniins down Koren ms street; tak-
“humanoid t. Accordinztowltr
Mmtmufam inthat 112’
hadphoedthetrueksothatltblock-t
ed the trolley track slightly. and h...
More he had putehe truck on thew
wrongeideofthestreet. "
Today in was Street
WALL STREET. 10:80 a. m. Cruel-“L
ble Steel was the outstanding feature;
at the opening of today's-Stock Morn
ket. making an extreme decline of 1%" g
points as a small fraction. but L’. 8.
steel was unchanged In other quar-
ters of the list «initial tie-Jinx! tndi-.-.
sated a continuance of the recent 1113- .
vane. Coppers made substantial addi—
tions to yesterday's gains and ,
motors. sugars. and tobaccos reflected
the"confident attitude of bull pooia‘
Rails were irregular. low priced issues
strengthening 'whiie investmefits in-
cllned'to case. ‘
\VALL STREET Noon. ——0n abund-
an:x oilerings money rates continued.
to relax. Call loans owned and 1e-
laxed into next week at 313.: percent.
but fell to 3 per cent‘within the Met
hour. Trading became more active
and broader before noon, but with no-
pesto-cl mess of irregularity. Merl
espretroieum. Standard Oil of New
Jerssy. industrial Am; a‘sd Anal-l. i
can Telsoltfie weer most resonant?
losing 1 D 2 points. 0n the other
M Crucibieqemverod the greater
part of its loss and suppers, motors.
and gas shares displaced gmteri
strength. leathers. especially Hide,
and Leather ‘Pul. m in Want
Cocoa Coll remanded the mixes:
WM@W. ssh-ins 1 1)th
W-
W‘ALL'm 1:30p. Inf-BBQ} 5
resentdve inmflil were in me via 3
in the upward moment of the attac-
noon. a vigorous demand for United
Bates Steel. which carried it up over '
s point to above 96.13113an an active
inquiry to: othei ia'vorites. Baldwin.»
American Car. Studebaker. Corn Pm
ducts and Columbia Gas were bid up;
1 to 2 points and earlier reactionary is
sues. especially Alexia: Petroleum, .
made up a conside’rpble part of their
NEW W 0 ENGAGED .
losses . Mrs noun weir, formerly of Bros—
lyn. 31.7.. but more recently of this
DR. LEETE ‘ LECTURE. city. has been engaged by the South
Norwalk Congregational church as w-
prano soloist.
Mrs. “'eir all: for four years at the
Rnixersalist Church of the Good Tidc
ings at Brooklyn. where she .miule an
emiabie record for herself. Hrs. Wot!
has sung in Nor-walk on numerous oc-
I'n his address. Dr. Leete described ”callous and has always been rsoeivod
the Comatlonal misdonsry work enthusiastically. Ker mice is of exw
throughout the western part ‘0! the ccptional qualityandor wide range. I
A delightful l lure on "From Chi-'
tango to ‘he Pacific Coast" was delivn
cred inn night at the Nor-walk Con.-
g‘reéatlonal church by.Dr. William‘
W. Leete. of Boston. Mass. The lee:
taro was illustrated by stereoptican
slides: '
{finned States illustrating the talk with Mrs. Weir will make her initial all-
pictures' ’ or recently construced pcamme a! the swam morning nerv-
NNPCMS and announces. He also ice March 18th at which time she will
showed slides of he natural scenery of! sing Gounod's “0 Divine Redeemer.”
that section. ..._.....;.
; *Banner Breed and Cake. the best
thousands saloon
reohndble price mTrfiihm1mnwe uh
Norwal
Advertise in the Sentinel tor the
but non)“.
,.
TV
EL produces a surplus,
r.
'17 is on important factor in 3;
yam" business success. - *
.; With this Blush back of'
your businm W
a.
z:
up seems is: the m
»~ Abbe?
new anyotho‘russeflry
n has Asti-l’zinfills
from the out who lays" . é
' ”Featuring the best y..."-
can buy at the'least you will
pay, for styles that are
excwtmnal
Sale of '
(Tweed 5 Suits
$15
: .,.;,lés In These New Spring Hats
The most M attractive change in Mfllinery styles that. has been offered
in many seasons. Admirabie in style, exceptional .n price.
12.14 No. Main Street .
' E LECTURE AT I. M. H. A.
The first of a series of itmlures on
Sunday evenings at the Y. M. H. A.
home on South Slain street. is tovbe
held this Sunday evening. March 19th._
at '8 o’clock. the speaker to be Rabbi
Alexander Lyons. M. A.. Ph. 1).. of
New‘York city who will. speak on the
book: of “The Jew' in American Life."
Rabbi Lyons is, therleader of a large
progressive congregation of Brooklyn.
N. Y” and is well known on the lec-
t‘nm platform. He- is described 53'
inewsmpers who have reported his
talks, as being a forceful speaker with
a deep understanding of his subject.
.. Women’s Mannish
Top Coats
Haring-bone Tweeds. Plaids
and Double-Faced
Coatings
Box-east and bolted rim-r
models with raglan nl‘ .. 1..
sleeves, fancy pfllkf‘l\‘ ma
notched collars. \llnimui
throughout. Fax or or] .- o].
CHARGE
ACCOUNTS
0 ES
DY‘YW"
A u.“
. nth hand“
muggy: no 35.2“:
g. 13011103-.
, Msumomu ;
* soothes and hat:
andchiibi’m fl
- Quickiy and gent};
c751?
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as
It is expected that there will be. a
large, attendance at the meeting. and
further announcements sill be made
later regarding other speakers to ap-
pear here
-—Ln.rge size pea coal
GansCo” Tel.
9..
Harris &.
’.—
.”.“fld. ... .4
. When you’re suffering from
headache,
- ' baokncke,
toothache,
. .... Na
1592
ESTABLISHED
Stocks and Bonds
INVESTMENT SECURITIES
Quotation of local issues uni-3w:-
Maples '& Coidschmidt
as Washington Street. 80. NOW”
neuralgia,
om Madam pots stops
m nan-sum limos
this :1de m. fliiss’ ”swim.
\
ings you have the mm- L
shoe that we are poisons} "'
1y interested' in your imsi-
; > nose SUCCESS. ~ »
Absolute s a f e t yiehmé
‘ bincd with conscientious ; 2
service is the basis afoot '
and'thesqumiwho
wags-“J
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Si;7
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' stables. trained mil
Products means ciolfl
in our ken. health!
'; me mm of handling-
' 6m! my manners
“mall washed "59""
y and mom
£633!»
.7' duelik sideline-s means health
say-cruelty.
W o? it! regularly and b0
surest flu purest and .
Norwalk Chronicler