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WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwalk and vicinity: Warm-
er tonight with snow or rain; Satur-
day rain or snow and colder; moder-
. ate northeast to east winds, increasu
ing A long trough of low pressure.
extending from: Eastern Texas north-
eastward to Indiana, is causing cloudy
weather with rain or snow in nearly
all districts east of the Mississippi riv-
er. The front edge of the snow area
extends as far east as Harrisburg, Pa’f,
this morning. The cold wave from
the northwest has moved down be-
tween the Rocky Mountains and the
Mississippi dyer during the last 24
hours carrying zero temperatures as
far sonth as Oklahoma Zero tempera-
tures were also reported from North-
ern Noah England.
WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY.
Temperature: Low. 15; high. 24.
Clear. ‘ . , 1.
Wdlieilt...A vHulpford, pf South Nor
walk. spent yesteldny in Bridgeport
on business
—rSnappy Kellys at O'Brien's.
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Waiter Remson. of Hayes' market.
was taken to the Norwaik Hospital to-
day suffering from pneumonia.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur C. Wheeler re-
turned home, yesterday. after spend-
ing a few days visiting with friends in
Hartford.
Mrs. Lawton. formerly Miss Alice
Cole. of Norwalk, is in town for a few
days’ visit. Mrs. Lawton now lives in
New York city.
——Saturday‘s 'Speciula~:i pkgs.
Grandma’s .pancake flour, 2130. A.
Siull, Cottage street. '
There will he a meeting of Cockeuoe
Huymakers' Association, I. O. R. M..
tonight, at which two candidates will
be initiated into the first deegree.
Lucius Treat Abbott, cousin of the.
late Miss Mlary Bradley. left today for
his home in Minneapolis. He has been
on here since November. and expects
to return in the spring.’
e—ltummage sale of milllncry. pre—
paratory to moving. Everything sold
chcnp.’ HMru B. M. Taylor. 31 South1
Main street.
The principal of Broad ltlvcr school
reported to ‘lioalth ()fiiccr W ill‘ium J.
Tracey that several scholars of his
school have become affected with a
skin disease. Dr. Tracey ordered the
pupils so affected out of school and he
will visit there today and take precau-
tionary measures to prevent a further!
spread. The trouble is nothing serious, ‘
it helm; eczema.
Division No l. A. 0.1H., hold asuc-
ccscful meeting last night and there
was present a. very large number'of
membens. 'l‘wo candidates were in-
itiatcd. The committee on entertain-
ment and lectures arranging for an
Hour on git, Patrick's night, March
17, reported that Rev. William A.
Keefe. of Plainileld, Court, has hcdu
* secured as a speaker for that even-
ing. Father Keefe will have as his
subject some Characteristics of the
' 'Irish People.
1
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Saturda Ch “(lip ‘
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run. ”ti; son. "
Spun" Number
‘JUST.OU’1»‘ " ‘
2511‘ with Pattern Free
WM P. BEERS 1
'Book "Inflationary storm .
South Noriwalk. ~ Norwalk
i
' clone! 111‘ return for an sauna mm
., of value. are then pin and.“
(let all the cute The Frantll
Premier cleans upholstery and
draperies as two If.“ tilts and
floors. Won't if: 1 e the finest
- ' " novato‘ clothing and
toddler. cats the moths and
V moth eggs. ‘ g.‘
A child can unfit. Cleans in
corners. under furniture Good
enough for any home. Priced
for the smallest. Fully guaran-
teed. 1 ‘ 1.
Meme demonstration free.
A . ,J Collins 8. com
'.‘
any '
the man oi" the organ
bowling alloys have all been put in
.Mlne slit.» tor the lady homers. and 1» 1
‘everythlng is ready for the entrance
to! tile taillimhe friends of the meme
hero The ladies will play cards, those.
who desire. and the pool and billiard
' tables, too, will be randy for‘thelr use.
‘ various winners of the several con-
’ ’ tests and every indication paints, to- ,,: ».
1 ward a very pleasanh evening.
The entertainment committee
nounceb that the occasion will Ale
strictly informal, with no possibilities
for the affair to be mistaken in na-
ture. indeed, if the women are to use
the pool tables and the bowling alleys
the gowns of dress will be hardly suit-
able "
The ladies' night a week ago was
' pleasant with entertainment furnished.
Juet received today
Jeddo Coal
The hardest, cleanest and most economical coal ever used in fur-
nace or range.
RAYMOND BROTHERS
own entertainment, and the fun euch
; one has depends upon' the hearty spirit
with which the contentants enter into
the various games.
HOVT'8 THEATRE.
IA“ ripping good ddncing act or the
whirlwind type features a bill that has
class written all over it at Hoyt's The-
Another New
Line if
lcValentine
PostCards
DONNELL‘Y 8'
AND BOOK event: 3;
31 Anon znv
to seem malignancy.
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Cleaning
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Are now ready for demonstration at my garage. "1,.
Sixes $3, 250
Catalogues mailed on request
CARS FOR RENTAL AT REASONABLE RATEBE"
Distributernfor Fairfleld County,
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, ._ Labelled‘. as the best show of the sea- "I
_ son, the popular playhouse in Wash
1914 MOYER MOTOR: CARS
Foure $2 500
OSCAR H. BAIin’N K S
River Strefl}? Norwalk, Conn. ‘
sire tht last three days of this week
ington street is presenting this. week
a bill that has not a weak. point. comi
blues the terpischorean art, vivid
drama. snappy comedy, good singing
and an especially clever and versa-
tile acrobatic not. To hear the peo-I
pie roar with laughter; sigh at the
conclusion of sums particularly fine
singing and then to see them sit spell.
bound while the Dancing Kennedy's
perform. is enough. The reasons why
the show is all to the gOod are upper
ent. . .
The bill this week is headed by thei
Dancing Kennedys.
surd to attempt to describe their
whirlwind dances. Suillclent to say
that they are past masters at their
a...“ Pressing
1
Let us take that suit that is all
grimy with dust or travel stain
We will make it «possible tor
you to wear it and not have a
soiled collar or cuffs 10 minutes
We
have a modern plant and We are
after you have put it on.
Colebum 81 L
THE JEWELERS.
dcr
a" .
Our Ohtical Departments are in charge of corn‘petent opticlans.
We make no charge for examination. and our-prices are moder-
ate for first-class goods. '
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Two arouse. *3
95 WASHINGTON eraser. soufrn NORWALK.
22 wALL eraser. poawALK
: geary for the Success of the Dancins
art and that they brought down the
house time and time again yesterday
afternoon end instvevening and were
compelled to return again And again
:to satisfy the hunger- of audiences
51111111119 prizes Will be awarded the ,
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Tonight the guests will make their .
piece of dramatic action, applaud'the .
it would be ab. 1
iwhich know a good thing when they.
‘see it and dislike to see the last of it i
Laudatory press notices are unneces 1
ltKi'nnedyn.
:solf.
i People who saw the opening per-
:i‘ormauce of the show yesterday afg
.temoon and those who were presenti
Their work speaks for it-
cmpnble of turning out the best
work. Phone to the
Crescent Laundry
WILL same A DRIVER TO YOUR
noon. ‘
PHONE 5-4.
Let Us Quote You
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as WALL erase-r
uoquLK
PHONE «a
O. B. Jackson
Optician
Everything in the Optiéiil Line 2:
Eyes Examined Free
~ RATES
FOR
Workmen’s
BUMPENSMIBN
Insurance ‘ ,
J. M. Layton 8t (30.. inc.
REAL. ESTATE AND INSURANCE.
6 Railroad Ave. "South Norwalk. Ct.
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Safety
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KEEN-KUTTER
GILLETTE, arc.
George W. :Wardwell
52 South Main Street
who...“
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“Very «m iifsontinoi "Tor rule”
«twill any; a "crucial!" or. his
T p’s Restaurant
sin plant of the Shurleydlletrich Oom- _ ‘
Chiropractic is the common of
0 help you. -
Masuetlo treatment: given also.
FORMERLY LAN 1 “
J EB) limbs.
adjusting the some.
the back.
’1‘. FRANCIS. 11.1...
Breakfast 25c. Dinner 8511.
nurse of the diieaae and tho nrto
Chiropractors remove the cause of
tissue and pain, health is restored
hrough harmonislns the nerve In
inn 1' . ems in your budy. Female trou’blet
lglven special attention: also curve.
are of the spinal You will never. to
{rot giving the Chiropractor I cannot
The New Science
DEFINITION or CHIROPRACTIC.
""eneeds only to be seen to be appre-
lt Clcdtel pinched nerves and pain ll
later life in the rdiiforent organs and
‘1
ed by a wrench, twist or sprain in
Disease is can:
liven if done in childhood
lat the production of last evening's bill I
readily see why 'l‘om \\' stars is class
ed as ‘The Mayor of Inughland. " Pos-
litiveh the funniest fellow of them all
n jovial genial musical gentleman is
' Mr. Waters. The reason why he hasn't
in partner is because he is i1 team in'
himself.
Laurie and Alene, singing and com
:cdy artists, have been seen here be-
: fore. They are better than ever. have
ipolished off whatever rough spotsi
lthey had and are here this week pre I
qured to entertain to the heart's con I
‘tent of the audience.
Harry Tsuda. Japanese athlete,
strong man and acrobat, presents ai
ipiece of work that is a work of art.
1ills balancing fonts are of the hair-
lraising variety. are now to thiscity
and he is perfect in his work. The act
dialed, but. this particular part of
the hill is like the rest of the show.
iand leaves nothing to be desired
The other number on the hill. ‘The
Atonement." is a strong, vivid dram
utic sketch a top liner in a hill which
is replete with acts which sliould 0015
cupy first place. it is 11 gem in its
own particular line, not 'quite as start-
ling as the act of the Dancing Ken-
nedys, and yet of a type that makes
the audience sit up, sit quiet and thou,
Frank and a supporting company of
two. Mr. Frank as Br. Philip .iiandall
is exceedingly good. True 18. James ap-
pears to advantage as William Ruf-
Bupper 250. .
Q d’ D. 4 Washington Oh. So. Norwnik. Conn
taiur 11y qucr Graduate downtime:- school, on
SOUP . discoverer. : 1..
(lreen Pea 1, p. 1
MEATS
Roast Pork
('Troquettos and Green
Ford Owners
inl‘lllb
pea,3 i can put your Ford car in the
llcef istew class with the high- priced cars as to
nailed Potatoes ease and smoothness on the mad Iby
. String lieaus
Cottage Pudding, Lemon Sauce
Mansion House
C HASSAN. Prop.
col/3.04 Wllh. 8., 60. Norwnik. .
TILEFHONI dill.
Bend for leaflet.
Used Cars. New 1Cara.
MAIN 8T.g
r
-. V 1 ’Woodw‘ard Avcnuc.
' I
applying .3 set of liond Smoothers
Also my Tire Prices
Repairing. Forth; Work a Spanielty.
Garage
w. R. Amun. 11
. ford and as James Randall and Miss
«Beatrice heddon performs the part or
the maid in a way which balances the
not.
standard.
‘7‘“ “" '
WOMAN CHANGED MIND,“
Mrs. Alma Griffiths. of wstltmford.
wants back her child whom she hoardi
of which Chiec W «n Pennington re“
them! this morning to 11111121111191.1111“
agreed to pay $8 damonth for the
board. And still Wes some money. The
" action.
pu'rAluo HA8 $200,000 was. ‘ 1 1 1"
GALT. Ont’ariw Feta 8 m'l'hs extena
Joseph ll. mitts Jr... of at Plymouth
i lid .
‘v'é-Dyspe
t Codi? i :.
at ?
at its conclusion. burst into applause. .
The sketch is presented by J. Herbert .
The “movies" are up to the usual
ed out with alooai‘famiiy'ithe identity ‘ I
matter will probably result in a civil
{1; The Greatest" , .
Monty Saving Opportunity. '1
Ever Held in The
Norwalks
. Will Continue, with
[dilienewed Bargains:
N ”Tomorrow, ‘Saturday
: ' ”21‘: ‘ .
COME in, LOOK over prices cdi‘c
then you will have some idea. of our”g i“
GAINS.
All Our Fine Coats
Values up to $25
$7. 95 ails 95
JC' 1
.39 951.129.
Big Cut in Dresses. .
Serges, Messalines, Wool
”Poplins and Shadow.Laces
$9.98 Values to $25.00.
Frank J acoby
4 .
_ All 9ur Fine Suits
' Values up to $35
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Crepes. Silk
Prices $3.95 to“
1k
Opposite Hoyt’ 5 Theatre
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WomeyD/"efffld/(ing
' .Ceffonr
Prepared Esptdally For Tin? Ne'uupaplr
by Pictorial Review
“ A Damn run FROOX.
Pique. linen. madran or any of the
favorite tub materials may be used for
this little dress. which is certainly one
of the prettiestvmodel- of the inco'm-
ing. season. ._ ~- ‘
The front imagination into the lower
part. a platted meiotic of its own ma.- .
terial and the opening is finished with :
embroidered scallops. This team”. 1‘
however. may be omitted. and a plain!
finish substituted.‘ ‘ " ‘ E.
Finishing the dress is a glrdle' of 1
satin or silk. and till! ‘ls usually or
black. for there is nothing more fash-
ionnhle than bldéliinhdrwhito combin
tiom for cuticlemrhirmm... -‘,
The dress in out "linen. place. To
make. slash catchy front on line of three
. small "0" perforations. for opening for
cash. 'l‘urn under front edges of from
slot perforations, Form plaitsin minim .
section, creasing on clot perforation!) :
bring folded edge near centerdront to
center and remaining folded cake to
double "co" perforation. and pr
insert between rizht‘ and left fro t
bringing folded edges to correspohdf
ing small "0" pectorations. netchci
oven and stitch. Center front ind ‘
ed by large "0" perforations.
underarm scam and ”learn of sale
Iiofll' as notched, close shoulder team
Plait extension. creoslnx on slot our»
forntlons. bring folded edge to' I
SCALLOP
no. 11661
perforations.
neck case as notched.
Close the seem as notched
.lnto armhole with as little tut“
possible. .. :
The neck may 1‘... finished iv!
round scalloped collar. or w
coil".
The more practical patent i:
b1i1itlmw 11.1111th the satin on
I'M itdidimi? in).
No. Buddhists. t. I.
years. Price of .
(implode model for llrfllu‘ ”03?.”
tho my of can «is. tour-ti“
sacroiliac” effective .
ilflm HM Will in
and
Norwalk Chronicler