Bouts of the late It 3692.000. Connecticut Department 0. A. R. is in Norwich to hold encampment sometime in April. 0 O i 0 Football only sport at Yule to show profit, annual report flying gate re- oelpts as $495,000 for 1921 season. 0 t O -—-Huris s: Guns. That’s All. 0 O O \ Yacht club crews in New London fight fire which threatened to spread from shore dwelling to four craft nearby. 0 O 0 Mrs. Helena. Van Alstyne. of Bay- viow avenue. is spendins the week- end with her niece. Mrs. A. L. Frost, of New Haven. C I 0 There will be n free Bible lecture in Red Men's Hall, \Vnshington street. tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock. by J. A. Ilauerlein of Brooklyn, N.“ Y. All Welcome. Service free. 0 C C ‘ ——Bergstrom is framing: pictures again in new I O. O. F. building So. Main street. this month will he Day. The The 17th of known as Saint Patrick’s 2lst will be the first day of Spring. The 25th will be Palm Sunday and the 30th will be Good Friday. 0 d o The members of Lady “'nshinnton Lodge Shepherds of Bethlehem, wish- ing to attend the, rilllt'l‘lli of Edward Jillrkeo" Taylor avenue, \i’cstporl. will meet at the Boston Store come to take the 7:13 our Sunday evening. U U 0 It is expected that a com] sized lie— leg‘ation of members of the \Vestern Connecticut Fish and Game l'rotcc- tivo association and others interested in fishing will no to Hartford next Tuesday, to attend a hearing upon a measure pending in the general as sembly to require license for fishing: in waters In this State ‘l'iw “'iil b?- ilclll in room 6". of the 84:1th capitol. at two o‘clock. 0 C a ~—F‘ull line or accessories. auto . Aaron lx'ohn. ' 'a‘ar’at \‘\‘\‘\ "n n.. “I m um \ a \-‘\‘~‘\‘ -. n PROTECTION g As with many other things you will find more uses for a Safe Deposit Box after you have one of your own. You will won- der how and why you got along without the conven- ience and safety it affords. ‘nfip'- n’nla’alal umxdtm~ 53. 93 i} /-’- Morgan G. 'Bulkley. inventor, of Haruord placed tun-:iring' i Grove street, are confined to their home with an attack of the grippe. A. Greenberg. .of ment store. was in day on a business trip. a week end in Bridgeport. O O I Miss Ethel .Hyatt and Miss Lynch are enjoying a trip to ington. D. C. 0 Q ”Velour hats. 0 Johnson, of Taylor avenue, are a week's illness. terday by Ophir Chapter Nd 52 on “"ashinzton street 0 o 0 Miss Clara. Howard of Ave. has been operated at the nicely. 0 0 That's all. 0 is improving very t —-—Hnrris & Guns. ‘ Q 0 Three. labor bills withdrawn tween manufacturing groups Connecticut lederation of Lab . U ‘ Muss. O -—-Ai\loscs P. llnllock. millincr. remodeled and reblocked. nut Street Office hours 8 to 6. O 0 O O O .- O afternoon. There was a good :1 upon. A delicious hot roast beef :fllwlmk Lodge. No. 4"}. I. 0. at New Odd l-‘ellow's hall. lust ing, there being :1 large 0 O C ~llarris & ans. That's all. 0 O I Ladder company will be hot Monday evening. Murch at the company quarters. Fall the meeting a dinner will be by tile. Steward. 0 O O Baptist church will Augustus lloselle. 7 meet \vl'nl Crescent For a few dollars a year you can protect your val- uables. Rent a box in our modern Safe Deposit Vault. " 3 £33 r 1 ’a.-.’ . \‘\‘\‘\‘\‘ THAT PAYS % g l V l ‘\\\-\‘~." 80. Norwaik Savings - 'ufain 1. l-/-’-I-.‘-’ \mlmvi‘s-x-"mvtm. burs are urged to attend. , o o o of Boston. Mass. in the sun purl the Royal James on Friday after March 16th, at 3:30 will" be under the joint auspices of The Not-walk. Miss Clarke‘s subject he "Recent Tendencies in Literature." Miss Clarke is the founder and dire color of the Symposium which is devoted to progressive move- ments in Art. Science and Philosophy She is a woman of wide culture who has won distinction as an author. critic and creative artist and also he a speaker. ' the Fair Depart. New York yester— Mrs. Jesse Schoolhouse and daugh- ter. of Concord street. is spending the $4.00. O’Brien’s. The many friends of Mrs. Arthur ed to hear that she is recovering after A cake and food sale was held yes» 8.. at the Stllison-Powell drug store. walk Hospital for appendicites. legislature after truce agreement be- Al Klein, of the Self Service Sh'é'c store. has returned to town ti business trip to the shoe manufactur- inl: plants in and around Boston. 15 Chest- . . Inspection of the ordnance material of both Battery C. 192nd Artillery. and the Combat 'l‘rnin was held here yesterday by Major Lewis Nickerson. ordnance officer. at the State Armory. Mrs. Royal A. Mills entertained the members or the Hospital Whist club at her home. 34 Clay street. yesterday supper was served by the members of Eureka attendance. I “'illinm C. “2nd, who has been ill The annual meeting of Old Well 8: served James Conkiin. ——Buy your “Victroln at Donn-filly": nn's Association of the. South Norwnlk race on “'ednesrlny afternoon of this coming week. at. 2 o'clock. All mem- The lecture by MES: Helen A. Clarke side School and the \Voman's Club of of Boston . Q O Alice Wash- however. pleas- . O. E. 0 t ‘ and 0 l‘. 3 R. R. Ave. Phone 0 0 tier 8 workmen. The. wood ‘Hnts in g. 0'. Y-4 class of the. ApfiL luncheon served. ttcnd‘ funeral parlors of Smnnnrd. 7:) Main xi 0. 13.. even- ——\'clour llnts, U 0 came along and bro 15th. to Tuesday hours to be from d on . 13th owing during the evening. :\ _ war . —‘ T2: morning: for violating'thc no parking 3“ £31,}.mug-1:5...I‘Ldn5:3:r::tge 62:: section of the traffic ordinance within not burn: Foley Kidney I‘ills certain- the Dust week. The arrests Were mode I). do the work." writes \V. J. Grady by Patrolman ‘i-‘rnnk V. lnynmnd. New (lrlczms, Louisiana. Buckache: “(“0" being “”05"“! 5" Nm'th Mill“ rheumatic pains, tired feeling. are street and Roberts on \Vashlngton symptmns of distressed kidneys. or of noon. given Hill» (ion, lug and his bond 3):. forfeited. is to Kindling wood may free of charge at the Hotel block. which is being demolished by given away as long as it lasts. according to; llqrris 8: Guns. owners of the, build— $4.00. Mr. and Mrs. Louis H. County street. were lendcrcd a sur- prise party last night by u. group or friends. A delightful time was enjoyed - present . werez'hlr. and Mrs. Lester Hyatt. Mr. O A key to the~Benneft garage North Main street was found about. 9 o'clock last night. by Patrolm‘iln Rob- ert Gainer. while he was making his rounds and was turned over to police- 90. be » will Funeral services for John ll. son. of 15 Elm street. were 2:30 o'clock this afternoon from tho Director rcct. C . Re the “'nll street. from Thursday March 2 until 10 o’clock. .. Those “118 20th. Hya t7. Plans for a. spring ceremonial were discussed at the regular meeting of 'Monker Grotto. No. 56. M. O. V. P. E. 11.. held last evening. No date or place for the ceremonial has been set: as yet. The first hearing of creditors in the case of Shapiro Bros. of Washington street. who yesterday filed a. petition in bankruptcy. will be held city on March 20th, by Referee in Bankruptcy. coon Keogh. ’ in 0 —Doll Dresses tor 10¢: each. also all kinds of doll repairing. Doll Shop, 7 obtained Clifford be At a meeting held last night. the Norwalk M. church made plans to hold the annual banquet of the orznnizntion early in Followtnc the business meet- ing. :1 special hour was enjoyed and a “'l l lll'ltl :l l‘. O'Brien's. A red light was placed on a. broken mun hole cover on “'est avenue last' night by the police. A motorist who lnntcrn. "L 1”" 1mm" "" “"‘3‘ .“""3"“““°" reported it to the police. pull} lor the score of 125 to 38 in the pocket bil- street. “1‘" returned to his studies M broken lantern and replaced it with lard tournament match 9385595 3‘ “my (’ my“ ”uh?“ “_ "“3““ a new lantern. Ceilo's Hillard parlors last evening. M383“ . . . ‘ ’ '. The next match some will i): played \lrs George F Betta :1 member of The Portfolio Club will open it) the next Tuesday evening. the. contestants .h; Ivy-min, M Education will address Public. an exhibition of paintings. to be announced later. ‘ ‘ “ 'l' ’ ~I f the sculpture. and other objects of art. ‘ ‘ ‘ ° :31: mhers of, 1h" Wm «if f “e 9 by the artists of Norwalk. \Vesiport. The lied Star tug nor-walk brought .t‘nlllll Roman;1 Contingent-113102" hug-2'“ Rownyton Daril-n and New Canaan. the (‘031 barges Lloyning Star, J, B. ‘33:";22t 2?"! 1§I::."'LC ' y n ' at the rooms of the Norwnlk Club. 67 Irish and Three Brothers. in g the on easy weelll - mymcnts. Stewart on “0 ‘1'5- evenings until591p, m. I p and Mrs. William Donovan. Mr. and ‘ ‘ _ —- ' . . . Mrs. Frank Allen. Mr. and Mrs. Harry . David Cinsser. of ”m Springwood llouton. Mr. and Mrs. John Mills. Mrs 311811 Dramatic club. Who has played the iiurgslret Mazatlan; airs. Stevenson. leading roles in several of their pro- ‘ rs. “me" ars m ‘ MN” Duffy. . -- . ductions. will be seen in “Kathleen"4 M'w' ”“0"?“ Mi” llnzel Mulkin. l..\'i;s.i.\l.;lm'3 1A (:0th of the PM to be put on by the A. 0. H. and MI“ 1.108519 Ireland. iumx I S I at .ler.lor.n(‘. - o o ' . ' . ’l‘hc- Social Committee of the “’om- Charles DJWOC and Harry S‘ M”. 1‘ mnk .attcnllnusch of the dlotwris. both of this city. Were fined 83 each in the downtown court this street. Frank Beneducci of New Lon- arrcstcd on North failed to Show up in court this morn- Mnin street. declared this E. ll. lev. l-Irnest i". McGrcgor officiated and burial was in the Norn'slk cometary. March the of ‘1 the order. Members of Butler are asked to meet. at Odd joyed following the meeting. East“ .Norwalk I 1'! field Battery Company. 0 0 O . l‘ ers. Hamilton headquu t . 0 0 ‘ regular meeting this evening at Com- Nor- Mrs. Annie C. anlland and muuity hall. Van Zandt street at 7:30 She daughters. Misses Florence M. and o‘clock. Grace 1. Haviland. of Fairfipld ave-1 - 0 O ' nue returned yesterday from a five The Calf Pasture Life Guards will weeks trip south, visiting Palm Beach hold instruction tomorrow afternoon Mnimi; Daytom and other places of at Community Hall. for those who are from interest. ’ ‘ candidates. ' O t 0 \Viilinm Cnnfleld has resigned his position with the Consolidated Coal company and has taken a. position on Goldstein Place. 1 Q . Mrs. Clifford Lee. of Fourth street. celebrated her birthday ut her home yesterday. Relatives and intimate friends culled on ‘ her, during the day. The March meeting of the May- flower Hook 3: Ladder company will be held next Monday evening at. the company quarters on Van Zandt street. O O I An illustrated lecture on "Japan" was given at. Christ Episcopal church yesterd.::.' afternoon nnd’sveninz. The next lecture will be next Friday after- noon and evening and will be on "The India us." a 1: 26th real “storm" of the present win- ter. brought snow shovelcrs out in full force again. Shovellng snow has become a week—end past time with most all of the :residents of the city this winter. 0 e -. 0 Ted Dugan defeated‘ J..Pcti.v by the local harbor yesterday afternoon. The Morning Star is consigned to the Fer- ris Cost company. while. the other two barges were consigned to the St- George Paper Company. On its out- wmw‘. trip the Norwslk towed out the empty burg-cs Mary Bay and .C. 1“. Burns from the St. George docks. and ltml Star X01 25. from the Ferris TONI-I [1' THE KIDNEYS Foley Kidney Pills tone up the kid- .neys and quickly relieve kidney and bladder trouble. Refuse substitutes. Insist upon Foley's. Stillson, Powell iCorpomtion.—-Adv. . ‘ in '. shrub 120‘; On Monday even 3" outfit. the members of Butler Lodge. No. 97‘.- 1- 0- 0. F» will attend a district meat- IDE to be held in the. rooms 0; Our Brothers’ Loose, in Nomim;‘t which time the grand master nudists“ will give instructions in the secret work of lodge Fellow's hall on South Main street at 7:80 O'OIOCk. to go in a. body to the~ uptown lodge rooms. Refreshments will be served 'and a. general good time en- avenue his duties at t tel-day.- - day. for him. Thomas Burns of Liberty. Sonata has taken a. position with the! Fair- Troop No. 6, B, S. A... will hold a. rehearsal Hal l . the Barton Fire Departm l O‘ O with the Fairflcld Battery Company late residence, this afternoon. Today's snow storm. which is the, may go up to s dollar. once before it would drink some day. Bank Open Monday Night ' . ~ 4 ‘- \‘ .“\“ “-‘\ COLORITE s PAEA-STRAW-LA Colors Old and New Straw Hats Stillson-Powell Corp. g .‘\.‘~, ' ' ”.1. = c;- T he Daily‘ New Universities Dictionary V Mnnnfutbu~nldnisbfiuflol South Norwalk. Sentinel COUPON , How to Get It For the More Reininslctut oi 3 “.2?" 98¢ a..." in. NEW-nutholtio bound in bud. Dicfionnr‘y, “.1 min. illustrated with full Pun in color. waitil you how m 1 Ella} Bank v. ‘i,’ tf“? ski U 0 .- Mrs. Ernest L'. Grout, of the Post . , Mr: and Mrs. Benjamin F. Parker, after school. Blrs. Ir;.\:l£;\»..,3. }. ROfid spent yesterday in. 3|!!!de of Logan street. are recovering from the superintendent. ' I‘lé'é'irs with her mother who is ill. attacks of the grip. O e-o . vCharles H. swim. or Mandela enjoyed a. dny's rest from he Depot Garage. yes- ". e x . , _ John Dorney,§"popular conductor on the Norwalk-Stamford ii'ne, enjoyed a. day's rest from his duties on Thurs- substituted Thomas Cahill 0 O O The, State Highway Department is making extensive repairs to the Post Road, in Darlen. road ire being filled in'nnd tar-red over. proved. All the holes in and the wrond is much A rehearsal was held last evening of the cast of- the minstrel show. The was heldat the Town The show Will be given out. Fred J. Wisheit. formerly of Dorian, died It Peck's Brooklyn. is survived by his Funeral services will be held at his 1239 €lrtnam avenue Memorial late Tuesday afternoon. wife. . The Boy SQuts O C held a. Six Scouts. 12 or who will take of. age. Scout Master making the troop eligible Methodist Episcopal Church: Rev. J. W. Morgan, pastor. on Sunday The will be sermon will In preach Easter 8 pastor will Friday will be. known Senate committee says cost enough W e1 come to . Women This bank welcomes the women- They are entering politics, as they have invaded letters, the professions and all kinds Of the world’s work. We are pleased at the growing number of our women custom- ers' ‘ The City National , Bank South N orwslk, Conn. faced. has muster; rials «o Hospital, Charlotte. meeting last evening in the Auditorium 'of the Center School. years ' scouting seriously, will be welcomed by the troop. date, would like to have a. full quota. thus President Harding‘s trophy. o o o _ Rich- services in the Sunday School room, as the main auditorium is closed for repairs. Sunday morning’s "Your Reasons‘ble Service." evening the "The Great Salvation." day morning has been designated as "Join the Church Serfice." with your letters or unite with us on Confession of Faith. League will meet on Monday night. Prayer meeting on deesday evening. Junior League on Friday afternoon. This ‘Mothers' Day." The subject of Come The Epworth Come and see what he little ones do on Friday after- noon. gasoline . We told you '. __."Q SATURDAY, MARCH 101» s hvdted t ocorne and . 6 Jo of the Wood. Eprr-h'y . .lce at 6:45 ”“3 8t Mrs. Sidney R. Bell has been visit- lent training ing in fiew Torin. . join us. Mid-week . 1,. \*.»« .. ‘ seerce Thursday . I, i Mrs. 11031150 Crockett is_lll it tht one and enthusiastic; ‘ l “Nance other son 13 New Haven service is a good Sim . ‘ . The Junior League in- George‘JarVIs. of Crockett street. is‘ assisting in the grocery store of Pimg cus M. Needles. ' I BOYS ADMI‘I‘ FlRlNG 5cm)“ Not Ready for Evan . Odor “'0qu 1..."; 1"; m LEWISTOWN, 1 “'1‘ Norman Deuel (lll‘i ‘ seniors. and \l‘n‘ve junior. confescd ‘ authorities said, 1‘ fires in the Lewl. 1: building to delay which they were t‘tt‘ Lighted sulphur c: early yesterday in — . m fourteen class 11- A O Q ’Mrs. H. W. Vi’ilson. who has been visiting in New York. has returned to her home in Rowayton avenue. 3 0 C Miss Carrie E. Petty, whohas been ill at. her home in Rowayton avenue, this week resumed her duties as head teacher in the Marvin School. East Norwalk. 9. <- 3 . . O O O the ' starter .. - . - Rownyton Baptist Church, Sunday flank-5111:} Il‘lre~ .‘ .., 1111- Mar. 11 Morninngorship at. 10:30,“.cod floofimnkff '— " with preaching by Mr. Victor Spouse)...“ done “ ‘ 1‘ . Directly after this service. a meeting' will be held to consider the calling of a pastor. Bible school at 12. Christian Endeavor at 7 evening servicé it 7:30. The Ladies’ Aid will meet on Wednes- day at 10 A. M. at‘the home of Mrs. Emory. . The three lit-5s c in}: said today thl v : -. such an odor with 1. Would be imposefi animations. 'I‘hv l: ‘ . baskets to be i":r , ' I _. by ‘- 0 O Rowyaton Methodist church. Morn- ing worship and sermon by pastor at 11 a. m., evening at 7:30. Sunday school at 10 a. m. All boys and girls; ‘you‘ng people and men and women are' lllllllllll llcll ' wnuul BREAK He Sweaters 13 “D At Prices Tim. $.3- 1f .- In Every Sig-1p Rees-17...? m Nothing Helped until She: $1-98‘035993 Began'l'nking LydisEPink- Some in 9:72: . 3:, \VOOI, some 5; ham’s Vegetable compound ; Threads—every.- . gr. ,~_ . a wonderful v f: lent. wear. "Whenm bah wasbo‘ "sa Mrs. Posi Y Y rn‘ YB be: the uszny 106 Higgilfitreet', 8st City, , man? “ t ' »- ‘7' 21-. on too soon. “3:1qu 3. NEW SPRHVG SIM-545 un- me eosickthatlwas 3 IN MILLINERY $4.98 and up. SPORT SKIRTS} These s::i3r.:.;l;— Skirts give viz-v garment cf ‘ :i :2- traction. Priced at $23.98 and up. ‘ tired of ,living and ’ the weaknessrun me down something sw- , till. I could not get ; up out of bed morn. E l notbelieve thatsn woman ever suffered ’ worse than I did. spent lots of money, but nothing helped me until I to take Lydia E. Pinkhnm’s Vegetable Compound. I felt a whole lot better after the first bottle, and I am still tak- ingit for-Iain sure itiswhat has put meonxny'feet.” If you are sufiering from s displace- menburegularitles,‘ backache, nervons- ‘ noes, sideache or any other form of fe- male wesknes you should write to The . L dis E. PinkhamMedicine Co. Lynn. Jumhusetts. for Lydia E. Pinidmg's Private'l‘extrBook upon “Ailments e- culiar to Women. " t will he sent you free upon request. This book contains valuab e information. A ComplcR Assortment of Underwear In Muslin and Knit. for ladies and Children: Also Muslin and Flannel for Ladies. Gentlemen nod Children at— E. K. BANKS’ Under Mahnckemo Hotel 45-47 West‘Wnshln Street SOUTH NORW 1.3.; to (Jacobyb 12-14 NO. Main Street. l f Good Investments N orwalk Tire 8; Rub- ber, Pfd. ...... .. 7 J. & J. Cash, I’fd. .. 7’ Norwalk Lock (0.. . i. Yale & Towne . . .. I. MaplesdGoidschmi ' ' Buying Furniture .o-..,. I ,0 When buying ffimiturg the purchase -,.As... l i ilav»: * Tu People’s. You will be welcome «here even if you do. not at once hocome s idepositor and cuss} tamer: 7 fl , Samuel L. Voisor, Tress. \ x : _ generally goes by the outside appearance or finish Of the article they Wish to purchase. This does not disclose the interior cor;- .-- ‘0 struction or Workmanship which is 121:. important. All our furniture has been carefully s9— lected as.»to construction, workmanship azel finish, as Only good furniture can be made. ¢.y-—..-_-V,---_---.--.;- We carry only reliable merchandise of honest quality. .Every piece fully guaran- teed, and at prices much lower than can be found in any other store. -.-...---,.
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