RS ENJOY
ANQUET AND
SWAP YARNS
ml Gathering of
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93311 t‘ ill “ elShdt’S
.1 Night
m HiEDRED
Show Where
gli“ Birds and
\nract Many
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will“, Feb. 18.—
4 i'. open spaces.
a : :tx mat in a. big
..2 dinner Of the
writ) of South-
-- 11-h} at “Wei-
.1 use last night.
.en hunter and
c! the some
,‘l't: the gaming
3 had caught
:n a. bltting,
lurc-
ni ‘
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l
uIC‘
~rr-r-i early. The
: the appetites
4. “latch sav-
I? roast tur-
~' L “'33 in the
"~Iptd bass.
;~ l'n-sldcs
:Zr-sidcd after
' What woo
game Ward—
finismchusevts
:w :2er has re-
:‘.1"lor of the
:1 deputy
'niv to ar-
. . laws. “0
1 .~' In the same
Jul that Con-
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‘ 1 his an-l
'1 'lm leazzuo'
~ lax-ms as:
' the applausv‘
when no r»-
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There arc;
income.
said. "\\'e
work for
" 15 the man
("Newman
. :1 that meal-
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speaking.
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ma portray-
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flout. their
‘ for 'lwm-
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vi ":1" 31100:-
trapping
43-11.“ “nth
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holes. the
ihvi guns.
.. . Thurs was
J‘.:1l (is-mon—
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- 1'11; 11: mm.-
4 of grime
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' N orwalk.
i
done in the past.
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Pltfillrri
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:l 'loi‘l ani
'v'-::- in their
"; is consid-
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this
Enrge~
hard
to be
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;‘ in Nor-
'rth and
. ~ <32 into the
‘ -.' the Highly
1.1241 on the
' its the inn;
.Lurrls. shot
i‘l‘Scllred by
1 i: into the
1 by the dog
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*-~ the “hustle
10;:
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k \‘r wk Lxe-
tall: water
f‘” u! hli 83'
' ’*r channel
Kobash)‘,
_ 13. “1.21 game
2"»! m indo-
" 11?. of Field
.! 11-h: included
‘71:." Matthew
- r.“ .. Lloyd.
chairman ex-
.‘ "‘.‘v»! n. L
- r .! chairman
.m J. Long.
"2' iingan. Ray-
. William
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a
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33 Center Avenue
A. 8. Beers, President.
’l‘o The PeOple‘ of ‘ Norwalk-
- And Its .Vicinity
THE NORWALK DAIRY CO. is a LOCAL INSTITUTION
ltisowuedbyresidentsoithetownwhopaytaxesand
, are interested in all ways for a Bigger, Better and Healthier
Its products are pasteurized milk, tuberculin tested raw
milk, cream, hitter and eggs. ‘
It attributes its growth to its quality products, its never
failing service and its sanitary establishment
its owners are sure and appreciative of the facts that its
patrons and the public in general are loyal and interested in
supporting a locally conducted dairy.
It will continue to serve its patrons at all times as it has
. The Norwalk Dairy CO.
Norwalk, Connecticut
Phone 1661
O. A. Soylnour, Secretary and Treasurer
a
German Official
Held for Buying
Uncertain Stocks
Doctor Anton Horde. former
German minister oi posts. 5‘
under arrest in Berlin. charged
with spending more than 00.~
000.000 gold marks for securi-
ties of questionable reliability
Hedonieothalhcmtcrdintoo
conspiracy to defraud the goo-
eruocnt. Hocdc was the Car
trial M‘s-him. leader in the Mira
TOM GlBBONS
ACCEPTS TERMS
FOR DEllPSEY
CHICAGO. Fob. 18.—Eddio Kano.
manager or Tom Gibbons. said homo
yesterday that he has accepted torus.
for a match with Jack Dompocy in
Coulomb. dthor in Ila: or in Juno.
It to repel-M tho propoood notch
may no mod to tho Booo Bow: at
Mona. which has a. ooatlag capo-
eityod 58.000. Gibb“ hould, till
start training {or the match not!
month.
Wmmmamr-ooon-
tilhontalatoam 4""
'U. S COMPLIFS
Willi TREATY
ON WARSlllPS
Vessels Costing $197, -
418,620 Scra p—ped
Junk Yields $2,257,-
474—Boats Sunk
W'ASHINGTON. Feb. 18.—-Coincl-
dent with expiration yesterday otths
eightoon-month poriOd allowed (or
ocrapping capital ahipo under tho
Arms treaty. the Saw department
formally advised the state depart-
rno'nt that the American scrapping
program had been carried out as
promribod.
The treaty was finally ratified by
Franco and made enocuvo eighteen
months ago. From now on tho
treaty's stipulations apply to ro-
placement programs {or capital
ahlpo..(a.nd aircraft carriers.
Secretary “'llbur. in a letter to
flocrotary Hughes. pointed out that.
conversion or the battle cruisers
Lexington and Saratoga into air-
plane carriers authorized by the
treaty. was proceeding. while the
battla’ohip North Dakota was being
retained under the some authority
an a target ablp.
A rocopitulation or the scrapping
work prepared at the Army depart-
ment showed that the vomla diapoo-
the treaty totalled
733,540 tons; that their cost was
$191,418,620. and that tho oaloo
prloo obtained for tho scrapped ma-
ed 0! under
torial from them aggregated 88.-
25 7.474. .
Tho disposition made of tho
apecmod ships was giwn as tollowo:
Scrapped in navy yards and ma-
torlal oold. battleships Kansas. Min-
nooota. South Carolina, South Da-
kota. Michigan. Indiana and Dela-
ware: battlo cruisers Constitution
and United States.
Gold and ocrapped by purcbaooro:
battleships Mains. Missouri. Nebras-
lioa and Iowa: battle cruisers
donation and Ranger.
Scrapped by builders and moto-
rial sold: Battleship Manchu-Otto.
Sun! at sea: Battlooblpo Virginia.
C0!!-
MNDON. Fob. 18.—All.hougb po.
[loo reports tron all over Great. Brit-
ain report a decrease in tho snapshot
of persona convicted for drunhonne-
dos-lag It“. and that tho Mp-
tlb or Nor has on... tron 83.!
cuboa bluoml'IAII
i am
3
All the world's I
Studio to Him
WSchoodsach isoslled
“massaging-somewhere"
by Mo friends. After two thrill—
ingyoarainl’raaooaaauarmy
pbooopaphcr,bo wattoAr
ascobasacomcrunanfortbc
NarBootrolieioocicty,ondhia
ocrv'lwo there won him their
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ioothoSar-goasoSeowiththa
Boobsacicutifiocnpodifion.
LLOYD HAHN
Will. RACE
AGAINST RAY
BOSTON. Fob. 18.-—Lloyd Hahn.
Fobruary 33. in which Ray and boo
tho brilliant Boston A. A. runner
who act up a new rullo rocord at
Now York last Saturday night, has
acooptod an invitation to run in a
spacial race against Jolo Ray at
Chicago on April 8. This will be
bio loot start o! the indoor loo-on
no will run In tho opoclal 1 500
motto contest against Ray and
may Connolly in tho Goon'flowp
University moot noxt Saturday night
aldinthodtyol Bodonrnlloat
the American Legion gameo hero on
Larrtvgo are entered.
Wants Birthday of
Wilson a Holiday
WW8. Feb. ls.—-Wooa-
row m5 birthday, Dommbor
atwooldboaotaaidoaoaaarionol
was of
foal-Id to the Judiciary committee.
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$1 O.
Frocks OI distinction and inditldualit)!
sulcs! bloriouslv slendcriziu' lines!
opportunity don I miss it!
Exclusive
Styles
“'hilc there are over
200 frocks in the as-
sortment you’ll hardly
find two of them alike
thus assuring each pur-
chaser au individual
Fashion Parade
Tonight in our
Show Windows
Store .Will
and exclusive style -— Be Open
and each style is a care-
fully selected model From 7 to 9
that will influence the
entire spring and sum-
mer fashions. All at
this one low price $10.
O’Clock
And Extra Sizes
'l‘he Most Brilliant Dress Event
Ever Held In Ihe Boston Store
Brand new!
Accepted and most apprm ed modes of the new season! Strikiugly becoming
Spring’ s most fascinating colors.
1 ar sighted women “ill buv for the entire summer at $10.1t's a wonderful
Tonight!—An Event of Extraordinary Interest
To All Women of The Twin Cities
Fashion Show and Sale
ZOO New Spring Frocks
Priced in the Regular Way—They’d Sell for as High as $25
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Womens’, Misses
Revealing all the
Extraordinary
Values
Advadce spring models
at a more fraction of
their real value, women
who have learned of
Boston Store values will
be delighted at this op-
portunity. You'll be
astonished a t t h c i r
lovely materials. Rich
colorings, newest trim-
ming cfiocts and splen-
did stylinga. All at this
one low price, $10.
STYLES
m. GET LINE ms—Lons
sleeved blouse. alias skirt with
pleats. fur trimmed. beaded, cm-
broldcrcd. draped.
FLARES -— 'l‘unico at tho aides.
acro- tbo trout, pleated nounooo
all around the hcmllao. plea-ted lu-
oot panels and circular occtlona all
croate the fashionable silhouette.
7311403150 — Tiny pleats. boyish
collars. long and short sleeves,
straight lines and narrow sashes ——
dresses depended upon (or general
service.
DINNER DRESSES — Invarlably
sleeveless. Flared skirt and simple
blouses. Others with lace yokcs
and tiny lace oleevso. Black and
lovely colors.
MATERIALS
Casinova Crepe Dre-ea -— Crepe
Ellabeth Dre-loo — Crepe P.0-
maiuo Dru-coco — Drcsoo or Crepe
Caprice —— Flat Crepe — Satin
Canton — Printed Silks — Crepe
Back Sauna -— Silk Faillea and
Spanish Lac”.
COLORS
Lipotlch rods. son groans. dellcato
tans and {anon colorful cranber-
ry. beautiful bloudoo. gay titlana.
goorgoous circuitous. rich browns
and doop. lustrous blacks.
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