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. morm‘.‘ ( 9m $°fihfia;ffi,‘tggmflfm°n “4 Bme. This gm. yank :3“: An enlarged capacity of 800 more
”Hit“ Hlm- ‘- and they in turn to still other words telephones will be given the Nor-walk
walla ' - ("1‘0 9 Exchange of the Southern New Ent-
' “'(‘lpm t, ‘ ‘ = 4 51' ‘. landfrelephone CompanY. when the
”ii for 'l Own new addition to the building is com-
we“ , pleted. A statement issued by the
- :l 7 9 m' company this morning was as fol-
7' , (a; a. 9 lows: A
\\ l1- 1 "The three story brick additionto
.. l The Southern New England Tele-
‘ ii ‘0 ll phone Company's building in this
1““ ‘2 L: city. now under construction, will
mt cost. with the new equipment to be
we installed. approximately 8150.000
'- [4. «if ': and will provide additional switch-
": (7 board facilities to accommodate
; - ;: about 800 telephone lines. larger
1’ 5 quarters for the public in the com-
;. l "8 '9 imercial office and will be finished. it JAMES II. wnamou‘.
. s expected. in the late fall. The
“The addition will be practically 0‘ thooglld’ ‘g'éln‘nmum
.- m- fire-proof throughout. all floors be- Co. now mm Its bis: ’0."
,l- 20 a, a ing concrete with steel relnforce- ’
,4. 23 ments. The basement will be used
:2: for the power equipment and for
.1 quarters for the Plant Department. OLD H K
Si 24. 26 On the first floor will be the enlarged
; commercial office and a new locker '
.nU room and lunch room for the oper-
md ators. On the second floor will be ANDLADDERIS
.71.“ 2-, 29 located a retiring room and a quiet
y A. room for the young ladies on the
' m switchboard and ample provision is 51 YEARS 0w
”,1: also made here for extending the _
__'!_; . 3O terminal room to the rear at some
.4 future time. The third floor. on —
i which is located the swicthboard. Members of the Old Well Hook
H i will provide space for considerable and Ladder Company are clcbrating
.1, HORIZONTAL. 0 extension of the boards. th 51 t i'
L ‘n . 16. -4 hours. “It is officially stated that the ° 5 3““ Wm” of the ¢°mvlny~
2 1' 3cm“? animal “or Vegetable. 22. Market. commercial office. on the first floor. On Tuesday, March 10. 1874. a num-
‘. W g 5. To stop for a. while. 35: Adam" “119- after enlarging and remodelling WI“ ber of young men gathered and talk-
‘-. 1-1. A. vegetable. .6. Japanese coin. compare favorably with any in the ed 0\er plans for forming "1. com-
} ' 1?. Organ of hearing. 23- 15“! SCOiCh (abbr.) state. pany and on the following Saturday.
.~.. .9. l-Zas.ern State (at-br.) 29. If (French) ‘VVhilo the building is in process March 1‘. the first set of officers
,1 Sorrowful. , z: signizfiétgzn' :he business. otffice were elected and the company or-
,_ ._ . . on company 8 em- . .
v\ \ 3:? :1: 323$:5a112kph Answer to Yesterday 3 pomrily located in the Roodncr 5:31:51; :gtfihyb:;pgzgfl as the
1'... Very small thcle_ ' P112218. huffg‘ggx-I me new building u com From that day until today this
- ‘ 7-3" 333,-: 23.“"“‘"“" ' ' - 9‘6"“ m in mmmn- this my £322".‘.I";§.§°él."‘2¥§:‘£§:§.‘lfih‘r‘2‘
.v j \i'cu' En 71%. N O R 1' H M E r E R will have a telephone central office 'yd ‘ its ll ‘ fl °
' *"' ‘ p 8 - .ate “‘1’er which will meet the increasing popu- Fm?“ turn; out for rst re
- -l- \ main. i N R E E D S H O lotion and development of Norwalk “L ”"9, °°‘3°k me morning or
“ ‘1 -’_- NIFC‘IY- O T U R N ' N G B and will compare favorably with any March "I' 19“ and have answered
-_.. Stanza. telephone structure in the state." hundreds of alarms since that date.
rem _ Fate. , B O R E C E A S E Thei that quarters of the :ompany
..,l~. VERTICAL, - . were u avlland street. W ere they
run, ;. l‘olilinine name. E R A F 0 G R O D 1U. S. Artists Who Died remained lor a great many years.
ll , Point of com ass b ' ' They lu0\'(d from there to the new
'u' i Girl's name. p (ab r) E P H E M E R A L During war Honored Ccnlral Fire station in Franklin
1 . Egyptian sun-god. C A P W l T G A S ROME. Mar. 13.—A memorial street. when this building was con-
.. (I. A“ affirmative vote. 0 O E R U T E R N monument commemorating the structed. At the present time the
”. Seems to be. . , death during the war of two Ameri- company occupies half of the quart-
i:...~:‘= 9. To say you Wm do. V D l M M E R S A can artists. Harry Dickinson Thrash- era on the second floor of this sta-
. s io‘ 11. Not 1mg _ i E F V I S T A V ' er. sculptor, and Walter Ward. a‘r- tion end the other half 18 “It'd by.
.n-i 13. To worship. - ichitcct. was unveiled yesterday on the Putnam Hose Company.
- in i 1:,_ Ocean. R All E O A P P A L the summit of the Janioulum Hill, Members gathered around the
MS” ‘ 'V - ate-Hooking the Tiber river. quarters of the company last exen-
it“ Among thoso who attended the Ins talked over old times-
..i- ‘ had never been authorized by the Mr. Coolidge made no howling ceremonies were Henry F. Fix-teller. J- 11- “71111101! is the only living
of :. ~iate Legislature. However. the Re- success of the residue of the Hard- the American Ambassador. and Mrs. charter member of the company at
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.. nulllicans since taking on'ice last ing term. and has not yet proved Fletcher. the llovcrend \Valter Low- the present time. He resides in this
‘ :2 EOctober have made no effort to either himself equal to the to years now rie. rector of the American Church CNS.
n: w. it aside or improve it. stretching ahead of hi . o e o The at Rome: George B. McClellan. for- ——-—
’ people may change their minds about mer mayor or New York City and Ellis Howard has started the con-
_ ,. . . ——.\dvertisa in the Sentinel for the him before the end of another four Mrs. McClellan and the Americsn struction of his new house in Alden
l“ 1.1.: 1host results. ”a... military and naval Attaches. avenue. Marvin Beach-
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EXCHANGEHERET
" WEYnOU’l‘H. England. March.
English Grandma
to Swim Channel
13.—Hrs. E. Craven. who is so
years of age and o. grandmother.
is the latest person to signify her
intention of swimming the Eng-
lish channel this summer. By
profession Mrs. Craven is a. nurse
and her hobby is swimming.
During the last two winters she
has been bathing in “'eymouth
bay nearly. every day. swimming
to the pier-head and back, about
800 yards. and defying every sort
of weather. Iotnetirnes remaining
in the icy water more than two
hours. Mrs. Craven first of all
will attempt to swim from Wey-
mouth to Lulworth. a distance of
ibout ten miles.
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ALL OUT OF SORTS?
So “'ss This South Nor-walk Woman
\Vho Tells Ber Expeflmoc
All too often women accept their
pains and aches as natural to their
sev They fall to realize that weak
kidneys are often to blame for that
backache. those headaches. din}
spells and that tired. depressed
feeling.
weakened kidneys with Dean's Pills
—~:‘L stimulant diuretic. This South
Xcrwalk case is one of many?
Mra. J. Morgan. 61 Spring St..
says: "An attack of the flu lrft my
kidneys in a disordered ~ condition.
My back was um and sore and
when I moved around. it began to
ache. Headaches and dizzy spells
also came over me when spots caznc
before my eyes. My kidneys acted
too freely and the secretions con-
tained sediment. After using Dean’s
Pills. 1 was rid of the trouble."
Price 60c. at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy—
xct Doan's Pills—the same that
Mrs. Morgan had. Foster-Milburn
00.. Mfrs., Buffalo. N. Y.——Adv.
56 So. Main St. So. Norwalk, Conn}:
Silk Hosiery American Lady J :‘~
Full Fashion, Chiffon and Radyio Gil-dies “1
Medium Weight 7
$1.95
Brocade combined with Elastic.
Sizes 23 to 36.
$1.39 P“
All shades in vogue.
Crepe Kimonas and
Breakfast Coats
$1.95 .p . ‘
Box loom and Cotton Crepes In
the newest styles. In a variety
of colors.
Chamois Suede
Gloves
$1.00 1"" '
Straight turn~down cuffs.
Prettily Embroidered.
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Mme. J eannette~ :g
A1 .-a.. ,...J....a...Inn-sewn...
Thousands have found new ,
health and strength by helping thef
Wall Paper
5c, 10c, 15c, 20c, 25c Per Roll
Every Roll Guaranteed
\, BOYD
WALL PAPER
STORE -
NOTHING OVER 250
N orwalk
Tel. 476 -
30 Main St.
Store Hours 8 to 6
Open Saturday Evening
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;FRANK JACOBY'
12-14 NO. MAIN ST.
THE HOUSE OF KUPPENHEIMER GOOD CLOTHES
SO. N ORWALK
AN INVITATION TO YOU!
We wish to extend, to all the people of the Norwalks, an invita-
Siarfifle‘lrs
tion to visit us in our new home at
47 WEST AVE., NORWALK
STAR mm D URANT.
The Car
For the Millions
With the
Motor
AND SEE THE NEW MODELS IN
MOTOR CARS
m m STAB COACH
éUFELT B-
SALESROOM AND SERVICE STATION
OT .l
" The Car
For the Millions
With the
Million Dollar
. Motor
‘ {FOR YOU!
SPRING
To“ go,” '
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The New Season’s Very
Own Fashions That Will Be
in the Mode Long After
Spring’s First Days ,Are
. Forgotten
At. this time, the styles have
passed from the indefinite to the
definite. Styles are established,
and those we Show here are
those that will be accorded favor-
itism all through the long Spring
‘ months .
SALE OF NEW DRESSES
Again and again one sees here frocks with just enough of a differ-
ence to make each style exclusive. There are tailored styles for the
business woman, and for afternoon wear, in new Shades as green,
shell, powder blue, brown, rust, henna, navy, black and scarlet.
$ 1 4.95
ENSEMBLE SUITS
Moderately Priced
$15.00 ” $39.50
HERE’S VALUE
SMART SPRING
COATS
$19.50 ‘° $59.00
'A Double-Breaster for a Change Tl
If you have been wearing the single breast-
ed sack suits, as most men have lately,
you’ll probably enjoy having one of these
new double-breasters for Spring.
We’re showing them in various Spring-
time weaves and colors. Splendid values at
325 2530/2535
CHARGE ACCOUNTS OPENED
STYLES ’
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