:At Present Prices You are ‘ Getting * Coal at cost. Better Have ‘5‘ - ' ' » ' “The prosperity and glory of our country depend upon the number . the bathroom or her Enough to , or our people Who are the more of homes. Around the fireside clue. . . Kama“ He, mm an Talk-us 11-. . .» . ‘ . ter the private and public virtues 0! our race." Build a home and . magi he, on the “133:; $23.33;; ,. _ . ? ' 0‘“— . BUILD NOW: ' ' True also is charged 2' 2 25 2 ‘ fi , ' v t - - Carry‘ . Y , - M : T. 353.513.535.753; E's "133330.31 .. Homespun—~40 in. wide. $2. yd., 54 m. wide $ .0073 $ 35 yd " He admitted that he knew Miss Through‘ 'A Possible 'Stl‘ike “' g: £1 . .11 ————————u- RRIS @t "U,'ro“o_ will find our store I oouvnlent resting place when on 3 shopping up. Many take edvsntsge d! the opportunity to listen to ‘ Mrs. Seckar suddenly aCcOsted her on ' . Tie NEW EDISO1‘. when you can get an Exide at the same price. Cedar street. she .am, and without . 1...... Home 1...... teacher. coach one warning began the battle She claims ,, - ' pupil from the room to take part in P3 cuts 1. “Ills Phonograph with | “u!" her face was sexerely scratched. a. ’ . ' the asgémbly, all this work i: takzll 3!“ . I ' ’ ' . large handful of hair pulled from her care of by one teacher in one gm .3 1‘ Spec1al batteries fopw1re1ess w01k of all 1...... m... s... We“... ..,......... ......._ swn‘KY FAMILY mm, pup... “he a... .0 t..... p... m ‘ . nae is no obllgttlon of “y Sizes ' les after brim: knocked down and the afiembly program are selected by ICC- We enjoy playing to you as ' kicked ln' me defendant. She x‘ns / the Home Room teacher, “ho sends - .011 Is our uests en listonln taken to the home of ( h. tries Bloom of them to the group director (01 traiu— ‘ In the mum: Feel 31°"an t: “7 1 . d . Ht. . “7 Ctdm mm ““9"“ she Iocpi‘ed Man, Wife and Son Were ing Pupils who take 1m in "if as- CLOTHING ». ‘ m ' ' ' ' ' ‘ ‘ W7] 3 medical attention from Dr Robert M ' semblies are to receive oxuu me it in . In any time. rain 0’ shine. . e lave.) QOLganlze 0111 sel ce Sta 1.011 \k‘oli‘ who testmul in hm behalf 3os- I n j u r e d in AutomObfle English for their work. The teachers . 811d . and the pubhc Will get much better serv1ce tome.“ Collision ‘ who haw charge of this 385mb“ FURNISHIth Sincerely, ' Mrs. Rozlc eVplaincd the cause of épreparation are astollows: \ ~ I , [than fOI'lTlel'ly. thcdflght bxtastating thekiei'etndanttgiad The jury in the Superior court be— i’ seventh Grades-Mlss Madalyn" BOYS 011') GIRLS ‘ " ‘ ma e car it rcmar ° 0 er! foxe Judge John \V. Banks yesterday Curran. ' .. ’ AN fie Alfred FOX Pifino C0. “g"“s‘ h" “lama” “MC“ had 0" morning uuarded damages totalingl Eighth Gr:ule!-‘—-l\lrs may Mitchell. "n ”W 1“ “k“ “”0” ”‘9 $3 400 in the three actions brought by Ninth Grades—Mia. Luciennc Mnc- st $110 South 'Norwalk. Conn. ‘F 1'0 THE PUBLIC Build a Home and Build Now thinglnthehigheet sedans shone. un-‘ “WEE"? ‘ m" “13“” ' and e. t 3 es s ‘ home. it gives $.96”? independence. a force or chugsfitm that is- : obtained in no other way. A man without 3 home feels like- 3 poems“: ' ger. There is in such a man a little of the vagrant. Home mskrs puts'iots. He who has sat by his own fireside with wife and children will defend it. When he hears the word country pronounced. he thinks j of his home." ' "Few men hav been patriotic enough to shoulder a I tense of a boardin house.” " "There can be no sucht less you own it. There runs the grounds. to preserve .musket in do: 5 j , ' ‘ The Hatch &. Bailey Company Sheotroek. and Buyer. Wall Boards. Oreo-Diet Shingles BATTERI E5 The Electrical Storage Battery Co, builders of the “Exide, ” are the largest and oldest manufacturers of storage batteries in the world. u ‘ \ Why bother with unknown batteries Exide Service Station ' LLOYD R. STURGES, Mgr. ’ in connection with the den V . Young. | : Yatest band; and declared she " York chorus girl stud who married. to 11111911111 LONDON. March 17. 430mm True. an English aviator who is Well known in the United States where he formerly lived. is under arrest handsome young English 811'! known as Gertrude Yates and as Olive She was sound murdered in by her ‘hus-’ believed: «him NOWL . Mrs. True Us standing in! She was a former the aviator in Stamford. Conn. True was an instructor at Ellington field ,near Houston. Texas. and later was employed by the Curtiss Airplane Works at Bufialo. N. Y. WOMEN’S BA'i'an AIRED IN COURT BEFORE A JURY (Continued from First P889.) ————-—-—I Q walk. alleges was pulled from- her head. Her tattered dress worn on that day was also presented tor the inspec- tion of the jurV. The case. will be con- tinued at the opening of court Tues- day. ~ Mrs. Roxie. the first witness. said she resided. at 24 Ivy Place. Seuth Norwaik and was ‘employed as a hat trimmer at the Croiut 8-. Knapp Hat factory. Wliere she earns 820 a week. While she was on her way to work at 7: 30 o ‘clock t orning of June 27. to ~nded her. fight she met. Mrs Seeker and Tt‘lllOln stroll-d with in r regarding these state- ments. but denied she had been angry or attempted to fight. a The plnintli! called mam “lineages,- some of whom trslifled Him had seen 1 line on March 14 ozic from Swill“ “as amended 32. 500 stones thrown at Mrs. Sec kur‘s yard. Mrs Sucker took the stand as thei- lSw'itk) touring car and a truck own- apartment in , ‘ leg» $225-$250 “yd- r Wide‘52 Oil-”$2.25 yd. Striped and checkered effects, Striped Skirtingsu'Efie'etive combinations, $2. 75-53. Oil-$3. 50 yd \ A COMPLETE LINE OF LININGS, ALL GRADES ly and informal discussion between the women and their “’ashington repre- sentutixes- may prevent future tsun— derstanding when measures which the League is actively supper ting, come before Congress. BAMAEES TlflAllNli Druid Suitky. his son Morton and wife Leah against David Bender. as the result of a collision between the (d lw Bender near the Fairfitld town 1921. The tlder the son “as given S750 and Mrs. Switky a \ crdicl of $150. FRANKLIN Sfillllfll NfllES A new plan 0! assembly prepara- tion has been put into effect at the Franklin School Instead of hanug Murray. 1' ollouing is the. w'cek s program for each grade. For all grades: assun bl .V Good Clothes for Men and H. Krieger C0. Women on Easy Song—Grades. Bible Reading—~1rincipal T-r'unjes. Pra'sei-‘wGrudis. ‘ Salute to the Flak—Grades. Star Spangled Bantam—Glades. CHILDREN’S STORE 87 West Washington 8L 5. Nemzti Clearance 1 E now until further notice the ' My“; garnet Cleaning W, o . rust. “itgioss for thr- 1‘].fo misc i3h:i ext- According to the eudencp brought Smenth Grade. Current Exents reduce prices on :11 RI” “5 , ' plained the 111111ch then in; no on out in the case during the two day both Washed Budd" M 67 No. L131“ St. SO. Norwalk, Ct. by sit) ing she carilnl a small bag 0f trial. the Switky car was completely “:33: Bonus Bill. Room G—Lloris pn-pper “lib licr lumh :md some. of‘ overturned when a. truck hit the hub Bertram 113‘" 5151“"‘53 0“ of wheel. Switky was ' The Mexico Situation, Room 2—358- ‘3 .21!er called for and (mm the contents may the front She said ther Feinsod. .HONI I“ sv lifiarlov Bros. UP-TO-DATE CIGAR ITOHI DOLE AGENTS to: DON use: 3g DE L sue cheer-us Dustin‘s ‘ no Block I'll. 1|.) 'F. s LYON JOB PRINTING loath Roi-walk Fewler’s Market 69 North Main Street, South Norwalk. Phone 1340-1341 F resh Killed Fatted Fowls 38c lb. SmallPorkLoinstoRoast 22c“). LeanRot Roast................ ...... l4clb. The HamiltOn Shop l iwifl buy your. nu. papers junk and Ill goods. mm P. mom .12 Van landt Street A soon: on". .- household Price warm"!- the goods. Aldus" dell 1. floods Morey-salute. VICTOR RECORD DANCE HITS Stolen Kisses Just Like a. Rainbow South Sea Isles June Moon ~ Second Hand, Rose I’m Laughing All the Time VlCTROLA DEPA RTMENT—MAIN FLOOR i l . V ;A. M. woos'rnn Attorney-at-st ' Moor U. 8. Patent Ole. Id rough skin. This I.- ereun meets. with mu. It ll dainty. cleverly por- ‘ dries quickly. will leave out and smooth. it is not greasy. Get 3 bottle to- NATTEFORD SALTED ALMONDS Main Floor 0 MEL 0 DEE PLAYER-ROLES When MinimiDreams \ Blue Danube Blues‘ ‘ ’ My Mammy Knows .‘ Dear Old Southland 1721'” Granny ' _Pla.yer Roll Dept-Second Floor I 49 Wall Street Norwalk OPEN EVERY. EVENING UNTIL NINE NAUGATUOK POST DEMANDS PROBE NAUGATUCK. March 17.—-—A ,speciul state "convention at the American 1.2-. glen to investigate the “exact status of the organization's affairs was demand- ed by Naugatuelt post. No. 17. at its meeting here mst night. Adjt. Lest” A. Freeman was instructed to request the executive W Wood such a. con- vention within the next 30’ days ’. Bison-don of alleged: unfavorable reports which were declared to have gained state-ride circulation mung 23mm; Aim ‘6 sirens ..'_.. ‘1: fl Principal Taintor Parkinson ot the Coscob School. four children at the. school and.one child at the Hamilton avenue school in Greenwich, are ill with scarlet fever. according to_ an all- muncement made by George E. Beam. The situation is well under control, Wm Bears said. did ills not likely that it will be necessary to cl6' allure schools, The Health. ment is making exerts to con HAVE scanner roves Mrs. Itozic liming the tight. \lrs. llozic “as lino: kul do“ n during fmctu :utlon h'id been in! the fight but lnr Self defense. _.— -._..—~.. ‘ PREPARES TO ANNUL . HER LARK MARRIAGE; continued from First Page. "signed some papers" and that the) would see their lawyer again today t6 finish the preliminmies. \ir. Showers. she declared “as to see Eduard Sav- age of 307 \Vest .\inet\ eighth street. brother of Robert. Genev'a s husband, and talk things 0101 with him But Mr. Showers. when lntcnleued statements. Yes. Geneva and her mother had been at his office and tulk~ ed over the annulment. but no papers had been signed and so fa‘i as his see- ing Edward Savage was concerned he. couldn't see win that was necessary. It hadn’t been in his mind at all. “It the Mitchelh decide that they want to proceed for an annulment ” he said. "1'11 take the norms”! steps. All the facts I have reached so far have been favorable to such an action. But; I can ‘t see any reason to! seeing the Savages.” . Edward Savage lixes at 315 West Ninety-eighth street. a few doors be~ low the apartment house in which the )lltchells live. After Mrs. Mitchell and he! daughter returned from their law- yer' 8 cities they were seen a little later to enter the apartment house at 815. DELEGATES TO MEET . SENIOR SENATORS Continued from Page 0nd. The visiting delegates will beat:- ‘companied by officers ’ the National and local League of “Yemen Voters and escorted to the Senate Office Bilding. Here. in the office of the _ ior Lnited States .Senator from _en.ch state. the state delegations or . women will meet their Senators and Congressmen to evpress appreciation to their representatix es who voted for , th'e Sheppard- Towner Maternity Act. The delegations will discuss with their representatives. also. measures . on the League of Women Voters‘ na- tional legislative program. so that life Congress may have first hand under- standing of wha League women in their districts de re. Believing that the majority of men in Congress are ready to work for enlightened 16W lation when convinced ot the need worth and popular demand for it. Mrs. Maud 'Wood Park, president of- the National League, feels that this (fiend—- “GROWN TOE arm ’-. . TURNS OUT mm A few drops of “(Jill‘s-o” upon the skin surrounding the inn-owing nail redncee inflammation ind pain 7d toughens the tending; ' .und‘érneath the toe _, not penetrate the seen. as man , :‘ expressed surprise at some of these . ‘ antine. This took place. it is reported 9 ,LR. Pennington intimatgd that it was i during the entire summer costdng a. big knocked unconscious and claimed a ull and a permanent in-'\ jurv to hearing with various other injuries to his bodv. The son \iorton also received injuries to his bodv which‘ kept him from W0lk for sew oral weeks. and Mrs. Leah Switky re- ceived cuts and bruises aboutihe body. David Switky asked damages of 'llie Prohibition Question. Room 1 #P‘loyd Augexine. The Bullet- Proof \est. Room 4— “my LD\liS. The Pacific Treaty. Room 7—-}ltlen \‘ush. (. ‘omposition. ' Benjamin Room 6—4 .ouise Deli-o. Seuss Notes, Room 5—Stepheu Hor» Franklin. s:oarr- 33,1100 was as kid in the run and Mrs Swltky in her petition askcd1 damages of $1, 300 as the result of their injuries. STEPS TAKEN TO ' STAY SPREAD 0F SMALLPOX IN ClTY Continued "from First Page. v sum-ring. it is alleged. with a mild form of smallpox. Further than this Scam is alleged to haxe broken quar- atter Health Officer Perdue ’quaran- tined the inmates of the Scam home. when Dr. George G. Fawcett discover- ed that Vera Scam..13. was sutfering from an attack of smallpox. Scam was: ‘ ordered to return home by Dr. Perdue; and to remain there. Further than this. the police, were ordered to place leave the house again. There is a line of $600 for any persOn or persons who may break quarantine under the gen- ral statues. Chief of Police William rue. that he had been ordered bo place Scam under arrest if the latter was again seen on the public streets in‘ an interview this morning. Dr. Stanley H Osborn. member of the State Health' department. this morning held a conference wall Dr. Perdue with reference 10 the small- pox situation in Norwalk as well as that of Westport. In glv lng out his statement. Dr. Per- due said: "All unvaccinated children have been excluded from the Marvin School. Vi’e have requested that children under fifteen Ibé excluded from the matinee rforrnances at the Regent and Palace Theatres. This does not apply to the night perform- ances inasmuch as there are only a. few children to attend the latter shows. We 39998.! to the public to keep their children on the premises or their homes and further t6 report at uncanny suspicious cases or disease. These steps have been taken because Fred J. Scam is believed to have mingled with the general public for the past four weeks ‘while suturing from a. mild form of smallpox. We feel that these measures viii be taken because. otherwise: Nor-wall: will‘ out. fer from an out-broak of smallpox- lastin money as well as much suite!)- 1118-” .. The zitimtion in Westpm-t remained him under arrest it he ventured to-A The tillrd tea. nick. Eighth Grade. “A Half-hour “ith Longfellow." The. Life or Longfellow—Houard l Doland. Hiawathas Départure—\ erna Sta~ pies. ' Selection from Courtship of \liles Standish—Frank Deva. The Story of Evangeline—Edith s . Pennington. Selection from ”The Building at the Ship—’Irene Haunon. Chairman. Jack McCarthy. Ninth Grade. James Russell Lowell. Life of James Russell Lawell———Ruth Greenberg. Rhoecus—Edith Tucker. The Singing Leaves -— Elizabeth \Vargo. The Courtin'-—-Vera. McCarthy. A meeting of the Senior class 9f the 'school was held immediately after the formal program or the day. Two newly organized on ice classes, 9-21 and 9- 27, promise to proxe one of the most interesting studies of the new semester. These classes mm three days a week. One at these les- events. in order that the pupilq mav become acquainted with men in the public eye. and better appreciate the try is striving. On the other two days l'tbe work is given up to a study or community civics. It. is planned in this work to have the pupils gather their information and form. their con- clusions by actualvisitation to severe} (it the factories the cities. Already the pupils of Mrs. May Mitchell's class hoi‘f's, Jacob’s Shoe Shop, Norwalk Tire and Rubber 00., and Greenberg‘s Coat (30.111 each case the pupils have beenrkindly received and every effort has been made to assist the boys‘ and the girls in their researches. In order not to prove a bother to the places visited- only two pupils were sent to each place, The reports when read today proved very interesting. and the'pupils voted,_the‘work of the committees exceedingly" Successful. . Reports for the first six weeks 'of the new semester will be issued on Friday. March 17. ‘ The bommittee on baseball supplies will meet with Mr. Katie on Friday sitter-noon at 2: so o'clock. This com- mittee was appointed at the last meet- ing of the General Organisation. ; , ’ , of Franklin School will‘meet the third team oi! Center School in a. basketball game on Fri— day lght. The game- «will be playéd aims and ideals for which this coun- — have visited the factories of Mase- F v Now in Progress GOLDEN’S Washington St, So. Nors‘afik y Ice, Charcoal. Wood and ’ Trucking sons is given up to a. study or current 1 f ‘1 made at that price. on Friends at the Old Price ' The on Well 5c Cigar and the Perfeeto Bouquet at Me. .No Neel-mg on Old WeJ More the best cigar! ll tunity to review 370 hand or bookkeeping, or to p81” feet your English. 8116ng 01: Our Evming Classes 05ers you an excellent OPP“? ur short- ... ' rgvrt'e:
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