JOSEPH DAVIS
tr WASHINGTON STREET
So. Nagy/tux.
L All the New Fabrics for
Sunny and Summer
- Apparel
and for immediate use on exhlltlen at
E. K.,BA‘NKS’
DRY GOODS STORE
Under Mshackeino Hotel
Miss Gertrude Megan-k or High
street. is confined to her home by ill-
ness. ~
The Klondyke club held a social
gathering at the club rooms on Satur-
day evening.
-—'Ent1re wheat and Graham bread
every Tuesday and Thursday at the
Chocolate Shop Bakery.
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Progress Forum. No. 1. F. F. L. will
hold a meeting this evening.
pinochle tournament which started a
reek ago will be continued this even-
ng.
Ci'ofut & Knapp
and
Stetson Hats
Spring Styles
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in unlimnw"ti-unkind»..ununu..aia..i..:=..
CITY NEWS‘
Mrs. 1-2. C. Owens. of south Norwalk,
:5 u. a New York Hospital. having;
undergone another operation. She is
u-ported as doing nicely.
Miss Martha Hamilton. a student at
wt-Hs College. in spending the spring
motion. with her parents. Mr.-and
Mrs. John A. Hamilton, of Flax Hill
H110].
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-Buy your Victrola at Donnelly's
on easy weekly payments. Store open
evenings until 9 P. M.
Mrs. Louis H. Diamond has under—
gone an operation for hemorrhoids
Friday last in New York city. Word
was received that she is doing as well
as can be expected. _
Dr. Vi'right ll. Bean and family. who
have been located in Rockville since
their removal from South Norwalk
m-vcrai years. are contemplating mov-
ing to California this spring to make
their future home.
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“Large size pea coal. Harris
Gans Co., Tel. 721
Neighbor Camp. No. 9294. Modern
Woodmen of America. is to hold :i
very inportnnt meeting on “'wlncsday
evening the 22nd. inst. The State
IM-purlnu-nt of tln- Urtlcr. Joseph It.
Hughes of Hartford and District I'M--
pnrtmvnt. George H. Nye 01' New lin-
ven. will be present. and confer the
degree, upon a. class of fifteen candi-
dates. It is expected that a large,
crowd will be on hand to witness the
work.
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—First-Aid‘Veek—-
Everything in Cottons, Gauzcs,
Restm'k your emer-
.Lowest prices.
Run (in {res
-'cncy cases
Stillson-Powell Corp.
South Norwalk
Vacation Days A
Are Coming .
It’s time :now to
anticipate the lure
of the lakes; to pre-
pare for s u m m or
recreation. Decide
on the sum you will
need and build'iit in
your Savings. . Ac.-
count. And: while
depositing, lay by a‘
bit extra for. emery.
um...
.todayandtoniorM. All star cash.
. dulvnt ('hm‘kze.
The Women's Foreign Missionary
.Society. of the South Norwalk Metho—
idiot Episcopal church will meet to-
morrow afternoon at 3 o'clock at the
l parsonage.
-—Don’t miss the thrills and breath-
lug autumn: of ‘Thlmderelap” the
great Inaseracedramastthe Regent
Adelaide Richmond Beckett. of 206
Westport avenue. won a $5 prize in
the Illustrated Daily News Horoscope
contest. according to an announce-
ment in this morning's paper. 5
The regular monthly meeting of the
Norwall: Building. Loan and Invest-
ment Association will be held tumor-l
30w at the offices of Taylor &. Golden.
nc. '
——Demonstration sale of Neponset
floor covering all this week. Special
prices at Angevine’s.
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The People's Chorus will hold a re-
gular meeting and rehearsal tomororw
Tuesday; evening at the High School.
at 8 o'.clock All members are asked
to be present and a cordial imitation
to attend is extended to anyone who is
interested in singing.
The newly elected orficers of South
NC!“ alk_.Lodge Loyal Order of Moose,
will be installed on Thursday evening.
and all members are urged to attend.
as the new officers hope to start things
off with a boom. There will be an
open charter in April.;
-—-'l‘wenty pretty musical annals
stars in “Hello Broadway." first
Hoyt’s‘ revue show with Harold
Lloyd's live reel spasm “A Sailor-
)ladc Man" at'tlie Palace alloy and
tomorrow at 2:15 and 7. Picture may
both nights at 9:15. Regular vaude—
\1110 prices.
Rabbi Alexander Lyons. I“. A. Pn.
1).. of New York cityuaddressed a
large audience at the Y. M. H. A.
home on South Main street last even-
ing his topic being- ”The Jew In
American Life." This was the first 01‘
:1. series of lectures to be held at the
Y. .\l. 11. A. home this season.
—'l‘\vcnty pretty musical ctifiledy
stars in “Hello Brmulway," first
lloyt’s rcvm- slitflv with Hanpld
Lloyd's live reel spasm “A Sailor-
Madl- Man" at the l’nlaoc today and
tomorrow at 2:15 and 7. Picture only:
both nights at 9:15. Regular vaude-
ville prices. .
Alleged to have drawn worthless
Ch!'fl{5~ (m the First \‘ntionai BlltlEP—I
poxt bank and many other banking in-!
stitutirms throughout Vtm Fugitmd.
Arthur C. \Valkvr. t‘ormcriv
ford. has iwen :trcrstmi in Manchester.
N. 11.. on it charge of passing fmuJ
\Vulkt-l‘. who is said to
have served a llve-months‘ jail torm-
ln the South. is a man of many aliases.
and is thought to he wanted in a “Hill-
bar of ciiivs.
——SHIP AHO '
Harold Lloyd in his best and biggest
The?
of Hart- .
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£37,.
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These. exhibits will
Show you more titan-“‘-
tats—they will reveal
has? closely we haire.
interpreted the re-
‘quirements of our cus-
tomers.
All our hats eit-
press quality and
character. '
Soft; Eats, $4 and $5-
Derby Hat's .. . .. . $51?
Rogers Q Stevens
Hart Scheduler‘ Marx
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Barney Pooley. of Monroe street. re-
ported to the police tha‘t Rudolph Stolz
was creating a. disturbance at his
boarding place last night.
A hand saw, found in the hack "ax-d.
of the Jade & Ashe property on Water
street. was taken to politic headquar-
ter s by Patrolman John Flynn, early
'yesterday morning.
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-‘-‘-i=‘ult line at Auto Accessories
Aaron Kuhn. l
Dr. C. l“. BOutwelLl reported to the
Lpollce on Saturday night that there
was a man lying on the sidewalk at
the end of Crescent Terrace, Patrol-
man Gainer investigating sent the man
home.
The South Nor-walk Music Shop. Na-
than Billy. proprietor. which was re-'
cently closed by creditors. was to open
today. Mr. Billy being allowed
to resume business until a trustee is
appointed. '
—'l‘wenty pretty musical wordy,
stars in “Hello Broadway," first
Hoyt's - revue show with Harold-
Lloyd’s five real spam “A Sailor-
Madc Man" at the Palace today and
tomorrow at 2:15 and 7. Picture only
both nights at 9:15. Regular vaude-
ville prices.
-—Storage batteries repaired and
recharged. Aaron Kohn.
A meeting of the welfare committee
of Old “'ell Hook & Ladder company
was held yesterday morning at the
quarters when matters were discussed
and plans devised which will be pre-
sented to the company at its next
meeting.
—’I'HI.'NDELRCLAP— .
the greatest race drum 0! the $1”qu
with Mary Carr. 01‘ “Over The Hill"
tome and other stars. Regent rainy
and tomorrow only with other fem
turns. ‘
The Board of Relief is holding Its
first meeting for the year this site;—
noon from 2 until 5 o'clock at the’City
Hall. Afternoon session will lie held
all of this week including Saturday.
save on Friday. An evening session
from 7 until 9 o'clock will be held on
Frid ay.
u—Don’t miss the thrills and breath-
less excitement of “Thunderclap" the
great horse race drama at the WW
tmlm and tomorrow. All star cast.
The police received' a report early
this morning that a man was‘ acting
in a suspicious maim’: around the
stores on East avenue near the Rail-
road station. Patrolman Milton-
Lockwood on being notified investi-
muted and then sairi that the man was
himself who was tryin'l the doors to
see if they wereJockr-d.
umiedy hit—live 1'ull reels of “A Sail—
nr~Mnde Man" with . “Hello Broad-
way" opening show of H0\t’s route.
Palm-e today and tomorrow at 2:15"
and 7 and picture only both nights at.
9:15. Regular vaudeville prices.
“\DERCLAP— ,
the greatest race drama of the screem
\vitli .‘lary Can-.01 “Over The Hm”
Sonic and other stars. Regent today
nml tomorrow only with other Lie;-
lurfls‘.
L entrusted: to» our care we bring able legal oounSeL
.; conservative judgment, familiarity with all- legal
requirementsand aéthorougli System .Afor clerical de-
tails, carried out by experienced employees:
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the utmost possible amount for its beneficiaries,
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LHarris and Guns Co.
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Stove and “nut coal.
Tel 721.
and...
which. .he had. left on North
'street opposite the City Halh
man Gainer later found the twott'ircycler
abandoned on Webster street about?
3: 15 oclock yesterday morning.
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maticaily.
721.
There- will be an important meeting
of Mulvoy-Tariov Post. No 603. V. F.
W. at Red Men's Hail, Washington
street. this evening, when there will be
As. smoker, together with a class initia‘
' tion.
and followed by a “teed” and
“big doinasl" There are a number of:
matters to be brought up at tonight's
*meeting so “(immersing-As askedim
to be prom The annual bail! to-
gether with _the minrtrei show will be
discussed as well *
iwsy” mid-wobfinyfsmue;
iP-lscc today and most at 3:15
Llandt’andpictureo-lymuightsat
9:15.11egularvuudevfllewlces.
PRESIDENT SEE
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Ways and committee; Chair-L
man the sue Oar-mit-
toe.
Pass or the :Répubiiesn
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Towner of the party conference. Rep-
resentstive moi-tit at onto“:
her of both the ways and means ad
Republican steering committees
Representatlye Mann of Illinois
These leaders gave the president
first hand information as to develop—
ments in the bonus situation while he
was in Florida. and also explanied the
controvert'ed bank lean provisiOn. They
took up also with Mr. Hardingt the
'question of winther it. was advisable
to pass- the bill under a suspension of
the rules which would cut on all
amendments and preclude any motion
to recommlt the bill.
President Harding told Republican
House leaders today that in view of .
expressions on the soldiers' bonus he
had previously .ms): he d'} not think
it essential to utter any recommenda-
tion at this time. .
Representative Mondeil, of Wyom—
ing. who headed the House delegation,
made this annou: rement in a formal
statement and added verbally that it
was the plan to go ahead with the
compromise bill as recommended by
the \Vays and Means committee.
Sneaker Glflefltt announced today he
would not entertain a motion to sun-
pend House rules so as to put the.
Soldier' hoifus bill through the House
11% rcnflcti‘on’ton debate without
opportunity for amendments.
The statement issued by Mr. Mandel!
follows: '
The legislative situation relating to
the bonus bill was fully presented to
the president with” detailed explana-
tion of .the provisions which remove
the menace of excessive drafts on the
{greasury in the immediate future and
avoid any program or added taxation.
The president went over the entire
situation. with an appraisal of commit-
ments made. 3 He advised the commit-
teeLthat the legislation is—a responsibil—
ity ot'Congress. and in view of expres-
sions previously made he did not
think it essential to offer any recom-
mandations."
“’hether measure was to come up
today under a suspension of the rules
was for Speaker Gillett to decide.
tore announcing his decision he pla
nod to confer with the president.
STATE POLICE IN
N EW CANAAN RAID
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“armed with search warrants. The
same Diocese-they are private homes
of the men-arrested-were raided by.
the police a month ago. The prisoners
were locked/up at the New Canaan
station house and were. acid in default
of bail. pending their arraignment in
court there.
, _ Cider and mush-y.
All three men are said to have made
sales of whiskey and older which they‘
kept in their place. In Smith's house.
the State .officcrs found quantities of
what is said to be “hard cider." In
Fine's home. which is in the center of
the village. Whiskey Was seized by the
officers. What is said, to havt been;
‘ “prune whiskey“ was settled at Nico-
19's; place. It was on evidence that
had been previously obtained that the.
State police obtained search warrants,
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Ltor the raid.
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outer? Emmy petition against
',. dressmalters 0! New
m‘PaJ-is. was tiled; here today.
thms at $175,009 and as.
Be-L
0 March 2%”1m!»
ulnar he oceanibil being.1he15th an-
Dinner W”
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‘and had so stood from the first to the
wedding Whendflftn and final ballot.
After the court had dismissed
LLrewrtedJo the police: on Saturdari'ioon‘ wish friends. they found about newsnal’ér m?“ ’the “l“? ”filming
thirty guests seated around La beauti-
L fully decorated table.
I , . I and. following- dancing and woman. had voted for acquittal
_games were ens-eyed. Mr. and Mrs]
two of the women jurors favored cen-
viction: while the three. magidtng one
They said that as the “hopeless di—
Bullion-g received many handsomewmn” came on the- question of guilt
and costly mats; Mr. Dulbeag ls‘m‘ inn-meal they
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cal ".93th "mi “1‘ screened auto- Duiberg Wily purchased their hours of which nearly “treaty-four
i. and Gan“ C°" Tel‘ “9W hm The Streets aerated at We named in actual deliberation.
hour this morning wishing Alley said.
gzpmprietor of the Mn! Ont-let Steele on
Washington street, and he and
sun early
Mi) and Mrs. Dulberg many more
y-zars of happy marriedlie.
H.
: Guests at the Royal James hotel.
over £36 Week-end were: Mr. and Mm!
George: 1. Hair. Brooklyn, N. I. J. C.
Carey} Winsted; B. 3. Stewart. New
Yo3~1g Warren .. . ”:and Mretj E. C. Lo»-
:Yor Zcitrr
eityr Jam .' Nor-walk. Mr. . ,
land Mm‘kLF.‘ fireman. New York .
lcity; 11:1, and Mrs. ac. Benedict. .
New Ruffian ioMr. and Mrs: A. M: Zel-
Helen
Flompmrflmv York city: r. 9. id
111:. New York city: Mr.
and Mrs. it. Brown. New York city:
John M. Gait. New York city and J:
19.1—1me York city.
Mr. and Mrs. E. If. moment-eel: of
21 Ada'ms avenue. First district. eeien
tbrated their 28th wedding waiver-
all?! at: . ”lemma num-
her “or friends and relatives" visiting
them there: Those present were Miss
Besslo' median-oak; Mrs. M. Martin,
. Vin and Mrs. Smith. Frank Finnem
and A. R; Kruger of this CRY: Louis
cantor Thomas Connors of mutton]
may mamm- and Jack Melton ot
Britneport and Peter Loan at man.
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“tread Canada. 'l'n‘ehousemhsudl.‘
someiy deeorated!or> the occasion. A
delicious and bountiful supper was
‘served. Instrumental andivooht muslc‘
weaen‘loyed during- the evening; and
the couple received many handsome
gifts.
Samuel Goldwyn. the motion pic-
ture magnate. was the guest greater-
day at Liberty Farm, Cranbury. of
Mn and Mrs. L. Walter nssberger.
Miss Kathlee'n Lynch and Miss
Margaret Donnelly were the week end
lsuests of Mrs. C. K. Hunter. of Fair-
field.
Vivian Wagner. or 40 Wall street,
celebrated her eighth birthday.“ Satur-
lday by being the hostess to several
’guests. Darin. the alter-noon mes
were enjoyed and refreshments were
served. '
Mrs. John Wehle entertained a.
lnumber or her friends at her home
on Maple street. Saturday evening. It
iwas in the nature of a. St. Patrick‘s
Day partY.
.1115! Bessie Briggs. 0! Ann street.
visited with friends, in Fairfleid‘ yes-
terdny. ‘ '
Dr. L. M. Allen of West Washington
street visited out of town on Saturday
afternoon.
Mrs. Edward B. Douiens. of Hill-
side street: was a visitor in Stamford
on Saturday.
Miss Eugenie McMahon was a vis-
itor in New York city on Saturday.
Montana Guano SPO RT
pvnivrs.
Monitor Grotto has a varied list-of
sporting events for this week starting
{tonight on the ,Norwaik alleys with
the big pin tournament with the.
Craftsmen.
Tomorrow evening, at Community
hall. the Grotto and the Mayflower-3
meet; Wednesday evening at Hovt's
hall. the Grotto and the Fed lien
Separates. with a preliminary game
between the N. H. S. Girls and the
Questionet‘tes while on Friday evening
the Monker Grotto—Craftsmen duck—
pin. tournament will be held at the,
'Palace alleys. ‘
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There. .is no liberty
. Wi t 1;}; u t self-reliance.
Increase your resources.
lay up something you‘
can fall back upon _
Start. a savings account ,
. and; be free from the,
fearseand misgivings of
the future. 7.}.
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vgr marked the
Iquestion or degree of it -
They were out approximately 58
pale drawn race. but ofherflse dis-
playing no sign or emotiou. was in
court When the jury. reported. She
iqulckiy remmed \to her cell in the
women's department or the jail with-
out giving out any interview, although
it was. reported she had become re—
signed. to— —a disagreement
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frontier are much perturbed over the
W of invasion and have asked
that more- protection be worded
them. may close to the battle me.
which isrné man’s land; have been led
to evatmikte' their houses. which im—
mediatel‘y‘have been occupied by the
fightingrfo‘rces. S .
" 13mm. March 20:—Gunmen
" weteactivein Mathis-morning. A
number of ear-terrproeeeding to work
were stopped by a mu with a revol-
ver and in the ensuing altercation. one
of the casters was shot and injured.
An ashman employed by the city
was wounded List the while working in
the: Warren section.
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" “STEWART _ TO
The “buyer lights” of Norwalk
were further: dimmed last night by
action on the part of the Norwalk po-
lice department which was represent-
edby Sergeant Bryon H. Silk. visited
a. restaurant at Connecticut avenue
notorious. and ordered the prOpi-ietor
to close up the place. If it is not
closed arrests will» follow.
Sergeant Silk made his visitation
shortly before midnight and he found
the restaurant doing a brisk business
He spoke to the woman. alleged to be
the proprietress. and ordered her to
close. The restaura‘n‘t‘rwas formerly
conducted by Mike Sex-1110. and it is
claimed that automobiles can be seen
parked near. it at all hours of the
night.
VIGLE'I‘S.
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Oh come let's go. where the violets
grow.
And breathe of it's incense sweet.
As it lifts it's head. from it's mossv
bed.
5 The warming sun to greet,
“’here the brooklets coo and the bird-
lings woo.
In the peaceful forest dolls.
Far away from strife. and the trials of
life.
\Vhere the lovely violet dwells.
Oh come let's stray. back to yesterday.
L And seek for the emblem true.
In the emerald shadesfof the upland
glades.
\Vhere it blooms for me and you.
DOL'NA QUIZETTE.
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TROLLEY FAIII' IBEARING.
The Public I'tilities Commission xvill
hold a public hearing at the City Hall
tomorrow afternoon at L2 o'clock. at
which time the matter of the trolley
{are for Norwaik is to be considered.
There will _be a large representa.
tion of Norwalk citizens present at the»
meeting. as delegates from nearly
every factory will be ,present together
with .M’Layor'Barton. Corporation Coun—
sel William F. Tammany. a committee
from the Kiwanis club andLothers who
for Norwalk. a five cent fareon “fest
avenue. 1; not a five-cent interlocking
zone system for the entire city.
~ Did. Y... Know--
that less than one—half of:
Que per cent of all the
people in America have
incomes in excess of $5,000
per year?
About one in Every
200
That'leaves 199 to make—
up the MASS. ' ‘
You don’t need W:
to have an account in this
Bank. .
Keep your SAVINGS
here and a small check-
account as well. '
a:
.
“Helm“?
. . Not necessary to go to
two Banks. DO IT ALL
-' HERE.Fi1-st Bank under
the Bridge—-
are interested in securing and keeping L
Mrs Obenchain, with a L
and‘Cedar streets. alleged to be rather .
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'—-—Thp police have taken the m
* “ready—fix leaders and urge. 116i
Mbn‘n’m; ENE. ammonium
last Friday's procession in
of St. Patrick's Day.- which in:
ried out in defianceL ’ q! the City"
oil's veto. The names inclnd!
of Archbishop Maxims. two
of Parliament. and several cits?
cillor’s.
Archbishoparannix in his
the oelehratjon said ire was
were people in Ireland who were
testing against the AngieJrlslt
which he declared was not a m
tlement ‘or' the Irish question; ,,
GiBRIEN & BOY!
Real Estate and trim:
TWO—family house, 7 rooms;
All, improvements. Liberal;
Six family house, all 1311110
ment, on trolley line .
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18 South Main Street
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sterilized receptacles and m
sanitary methods of handling.
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Order of us regularly all!
sure 0? the purest and
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