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PICTORIAL
for March,1912
dimentersfi are ill Wonk” on the
filament Dr. Henry C. Sherer in West ‘
{Washington street, Ire-shin-gling the
roof. '7 ‘ 3
PICTORIAL
. "‘I “" ‘ ‘ ‘ Paris
1. The annual meeting of the Men's
“7 {Brotherhood cf the downtown Congro
lgational Church will "be held tomor—
01v evening
1 for womens’
dresscs, waists,
f
New
choose and wear
Arthur J. .ldndeberg» spent yester-
. , allay at his home in Ivy Place, and dur-
im; hislstay in town was greeted by
his many friends.
lSteward Percival, oi“ the Shore vlin- 1.
ven Inn, has gone to New York. where
the has assumed charge of the Ilsltchen
do the new liliit'moro «Hotel.
Costume. 15 ccnts‘ . ingwiashibn.
_, .f’nt
r .1‘1 '.
9
The, (comma or" John Mummy, of
East avenue. Norwalh, 'who has been
Finest New York State
illIwith the dreaded pneumonia, is re- m
ported to ‘he greatly improved. A l S Breakfut. 250. Dinner, 35c.
I , Supper, 2513.
Miss Florence Harrison, of Caldwell pp e ‘ -
‘N J. who recently entertained Miss ln heavy syrup, 2 large cans Slllldlly 9 Inner
Jeanne .Wilc’ox of Franklin Ipt eel, is ‘ “1,7 RED: LllfiKA 1: ml . 1,} . SOUP“ . .
116w a yiaeu- or the litter here ‘11 1 mm. ‘13- ~ "‘9 . 1 all fill :~ Cream at Celery . ,1. cl.
SALMON ~ m... ~~
.Mrs. Adolph D. figln-uielskanm, of" Very fancy. Pct can 1413 Root Fresh Han:
Cannon Station. who has been quite 3 NORWAY M ACKEREL Fat. 256 Lamb Fricassoe '
ill. is able to be about again and was ' Mashed Pontoon
I a visitor in Norwalk on satin-day. Royal Gracerv Green Peas
._.‘._... " ’" . 'Cream Phil's
Charles R". Stealer, 0 New liken. o 9% 57$(liaison and; Frulta'rOrI . - lHome-made Bread and Pics
(paid one of his fperiodical visits‘to his 9[‘01. 1284-3. 22 80. Main 9!. . , 4
. li'amily in Elmwood avenue over Snn- ..__._- wmw_.__ , " ManSlon House
_ day and his blends about town iwel- C HASSI‘qN Prop
,Qrclmel‘ 9““ AflOthel' ViSlt un-fimtmghgmwmrhm
‘ 7.
PRESENTS”
‘ lore any othgrzg
The rat Draped Sidi‘ts
were displayed in
\before any ether pattertlI oi-
icrcd draped ci’feEts. ‘
‘ .-;"§oi¥crs now as the latest from
The “JAPANESE" Collar
and
is your chance,
cst style from Paris first.
At our Pattern
you may insocct this charm-
For Sale at boNNELLY's,
E .
E‘lllplilthara all he aiurd'
' urual “
, l
We welccliic the opportunity to thank you Iror upset llavoru and to
solicit thel7 continuities 1
. YWith confidence. Yours very truly.
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LA N I C E
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misscs‘
coals. etc.
to
this, the lat—
Counter,
Costume. 15 center
16 South Main Street.
= . 1. My, 1w‘w1.“
constructor; Ill- “ .;
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while it could be a regular palh {or .
the members of the pollcodépartment,
\vhenithe Quarters on the Pardee lot
ln‘t‘hh rear have been erected.
. The billiard parlor which is proli-
‘ably to be conducted by August C
Knorr, in to hays twelve tables Space
is reserved fora pleasant, little ingle
neck with film place therein. a
cigar counter and sort of cashier' a de
pertinent. The hm leading to the
billiard room go straight up at the
south corner. not interfering with any
other portion of the structure ' From
thelpnrlo‘rs a stairway also leads to
the root.
The oilice of the theatre minager.
is to be constructed on the second
Pattern Hat; and Mann” buyout».
Thursday Friday and fiaturday,
March i9Ith.I. zoih and 21st. 1914.
Miss l’olhemus
as Washington at. South Norwalk, Ct
Photos 302.
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' As the at are will containvn
theatre. stores, ofllces etc. no particu-
be quite spacious and ample tar all
necessity.
At the rear of the stores on the
south side of the first floor will be
the ladies' and "gentlemens rooms.
1;-
o
ol‘ the demons
McEnelly
- Orchestra
Under auspices ott NAVAL
MlLlTiA AT ARMORY.’ wannaa
DAY, MARCH 13.
DANCING a T0 12.
[Miller‘s ship yard is a busy place
these days. and a number of boats are
being made ready for the’summer sea-
_ 9011. City Treasurer Wllt'red .Bodwell
‘lls having his yacht overhauled, maint~
ed, a new gasolene tank and ice box
installed and 'other improvements
_ anode, ,being among the first ones to
‘ begin this nvork this year.
(Edward Irlalmer. formerly of South
Norwalk, is visiting friends here. Mr. Admin-ion 1" 350
{Helm-er underwent an operation for I "2-..—
alplpendicits at the Naval lloa'llt‘l in SCOFIELDJ’OTTER
.1‘. New York 011 January 22nd and islbut Charles C Scofleld formerly of
getting/on MB feet again after the South Norwalk. but; now traveling for
‘ , surgical work He was out on nd
i- the Moses Blgelow Varnish Company
around in less than a week after the and MM Elsie M Potter, of White
operation.lblli: has not been sufficient Plains were united in marriage in
1' 1y strong to resume "W0" since He Newark, N J. recently. Miss Potter
,, '«wm sl‘iortly 9° back to “ occupation was a telephone operator for the New
" 799999999“ 91°99’19“ Your Telephone Company at White
, WH‘ ‘ Plains. N. Y. Mr Scofleld was tor
1. The progress of medical science. has some years connected with the Singer
‘l‘been a great boon to Daniel Warren. Sewing Machine Company, being man-
Jr of West :Norwaik. in that because agar over one of their many “or”.
‘ tilt the experience of the local 'phyal- Mr SCOflcld like Miss Potter, has a
clans he has been able to retain the host of friends who wish them much
mg" rs 0" Na “mu hnud Thoyonug happiness. The bride and groom will
than was curbing ed in illcprintinp; (19- not 80 to housekeeping, as Mr. Beo-
rpartmeut or the Trowbridgo Box I(‘ om- ileld being a traveling man, Will be
puny factory ahd about a month ago on the road most or the tune. They
Ihia hand wandered into the closing expect to go to Ohio soon as some of
I1_presn. It was dreadfully clashed and Mr Rochelds territory lies in that
first thought seemed to be unrnutation. section
ICuxef‘ul and cleior work at the Nor-
will diospitul, however, has resulted
. “in saving the entire hand and the use
of all the fingers. Young Mr. Women
"is now at home; improving rapidly. He
"Will be. taken back into the factory
[when the use at his lingers becomes
momomto but he will not go into the
‘ printin goi'flce again.
1
--ONLY THln'rv CENT8. ,
Thirty cents wtll bring Smart
and home magazine issued and
Young's magazine. an up to the min-
(nmily. into your home for three
months. For full particulars read the
"Sentinel Otter” on the Home De
partment page.
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Prize Waltz
. . at. Patrick's Nifiht
1 ‘ a
1. arm-amen“ acclalcluh
ausilvor Capo—‘9
lThe kite coasod‘ is at hand and the
young lads are enjoying the days.
have already coins to grief. Ono kite
was noticed yesterday banning from
111’s lumen of the nor-wall; 136cc
branches. ‘
Styles, the most up to date fashion? ‘ ‘
utc periodical for all members or the ‘
Some Iot the blob mu: Mancunian,
TIRE}
- Orders placed with us now «for April
delivery will assure your purchasing
at the present low price. Quotations
on most any or the best lines
My prices are low. What are you:
requirements? A card will b'ring you
quotations. Call or phone. i have
some bargains in used 'cars. l lino
do Auto Repairing. Ford work in mi
Austin 3 Garage
124 SOUTH MAIN 81'.
Or 'Phcha 1922-2, w. R. Austin, 11
Woodward Avenue.
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Try One of Our
Delicious
Dinners
. Tripp’ sRestaurant
lronMsaLv amino)
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cola]
$2. 00
for $1.19
lar designation can be filvch it, al-
though a theatre building would prob-
ably be the most appropriate cogno
men From' the plans it would
appear that the building will
he more nearly like that at5 Hoyt‘a
Theatre Block nun! in the City.
Contained» wl tic four walls; ol-
tbe arec theatre to seat
thirteen hundrql 955.11.111.11” will
(lot. will be situated in the foyer.
01'
front is 68 teet.1-ihc widest part
about the center at the auditorium M
the theatre. The entire length of the
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door, south side, also This room will '
These are to he titted up in modern '
style and prettlly decorated. The box ,
.The dimensions of the building are .
rather peculiar, in .that While the , .
Milllnery
Suits
Coats
Gowns
_ South
.I r'Norwalk
‘ and
_ Bridgeport
t”
,3; live a lot of used automobiles ranging in price from $100 to
$350. which we are closing out to make room for new care. These"
care must go. and are bargains. Call at F'. E. Lockwood and Co.
and look them over. - ‘~
Fli‘ Lockwood ‘8. Co.
39 WALL STREET. NORWALK.
Skirts and Waists are new complete
Your inspection is coudially invited.
M. ,MOLTASCH 8t SON
111201’IImchlnuton at. Main Store—210 Atlantic 31., 31.1mm.
on building will be about eighty reet. ..;
this! the abrdadth mhrtmgh ll point in .
be thee stores. also. and a billiard
parlor on the second floor. The stOres
will be commodiouc and the theatre
expansive, the"lattar with a solutions
structure, not allowing for the- larger 1
stage to be added later. is 150 feet
This includes the total length from
sidewalk to building lproper) rear.
" COLEcuIIRIpIIIIIg LAUDER
w
SHOULDER BR" ,. 0E8
iiecrge W Wardwe s
The plans for the building have
been drawn by w. Ii. and Henry Mc-
Lean. of Boston. designers of. the-
Carnegle Library, recently built in
West Washington _ street. and the
Hanford Block in North Main street.
The present little German chapel is
to he razed and carted away. it has
gallery, a part of the second floor.
01 the latest! modern construction
the trout and north corner of the
building will be of most pleasing ap.
pearance. steel, glass andprnamental
iron trimmed with marble being em-
jployed. Arrangements for extensive
.lizhting will add to the general attrac-
We have a carefuly selected stock of Sterling Silver and Silver
Plated Ware. the latest designs of standard makers. Also Silver
Novelties of every description. We invite your inspection.
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Repairlng and Optical Work of All Kinds.
V
‘ TWO STORE8.
96 WAsHlNGTON STREET.
22 WALL STREET.
aourH nonviamt’ ‘ 4i
nonwaut.
tlveneas oi the trout. There will be
a circular metal arming of ornamental
design committing a circular foyer.
The stores, tad. will have entrances “mg comes Work on the building
flush with the sidewalk. and the win- will probobly be started inside or
down will be or metal and glass of three weeks. 1
the latest pattern. As a further dec- Contractor Harry w Mather is ex-
but arrangements have been made to
oration a marbcicine eagle will raise Ipacted to have the entire contract tor .I
l ,
Only a few minor details remain bow '
its wings at the top of the trout in the bundlngl
the center, above which some of the
electrical nxtdrcs will be placed tore the completion of the plans to
The building will be at semi-lire proceed. Much interest is being tall~
and some re- -iniorced concrete. Nu ure of the work will be watched with
‘less than thirteen exit! Will pronde interest by the clthléns.
lrapid emptying of the mantle and a ,
system of exit arrangements such as re A ‘ '
not provided in Bill: hummus 1“ “‘9 ‘ H". R Annalulms
Bcity will make it ddulgly cute in panic: . 1*“ . 1 1
or fire The hoe ,will pour forth‘ : HOYT's THEATRE.
“‘9 ““9959 in 9“"? order and {rem Norv‘l‘Ialk people will have an oppor-
9 99’9““ 0! 999 9‘9“ "' “0“” seem tunity of seeing four women, declared
that 9V9“ “99999999” care h“ been. by foreign authorities to be the most
“9‘9“ ‘9 “19“9999 99”” structure perfectly tanned women in Europe.
ante and easily emptied 0! its human This quartet. known as “The Darlings
visitors. Seven exits are on the first of Paris,” are at Hoyt‘s this week for
““9 “‘7‘ 9“ “‘9 999°“ 90°" . , the 1flrnt three daysu In vaudeville
EMOT‘M “‘9 {03'9” and 9995‘“ they are known as the Sylphlde «Hie-I
thrOugh swinging glass doors one tors.
comes to the lobby. from this point In addition to this excellent number,
Further. at not their fate other WM 111 “The woman Upstairs." a. force that
torium oi'therfincatrd' *The 91999 for numbers. so for. But listen!
the audItOrlum arrangement show a
careful attention to detail and com hello and the bean. dainty dancers. will
i'ort inside is assured from the spool,- appear and the ”Arlington Quartette,
licationc tour happy mesaen’ger boys; will do-
At present but a temporary “380 light with musical colourless and trite
will be placed at the rear of the (Tommy, 1
Wilding. but hrrangemcnts 150’ 9 The other number on the bjll is 0.
t ' era one to be add: 0. Falls, a Juggler with a box 31111.01
, triclcs.
a catching prac- ’ '
. Mulls l-l‘all. "
not cover the entirelot. . This popular picture house otters
ll portion “WM “1 tor today the Weasel special “The
been utilized oblate as a schooiroom. .
put the pupils elsewhere when the;
proof construction of brick and steal an m the' proposition and the proced~ 1'
more is an entrance to the sailor» Charles De Land & Company appearI
"18 doorcwlllchsih dill! the main 9““ is a roar from the start. We good, .
Jack M91311 and Hazel nuwooc. the;
I ‘IMf held pllrtlally lb? 0th Girl l’ and four other unto-date
m h ‘.
Ash Cans
$1 10 to
$3.50
Garbage
Cans 39c
. to $1 50
Albert F. Gehebe
as West Washington St..
,South Norwalk.
Phone 1099-2. Prompt Delivery.
3 Plain and-
Simple
Thamer
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you strike a blow at your earning.
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tlon.
lot OUR OOULIST, who is a
chilled eye specialist. examine your
.eyca.
Advertising“.
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' drop us- a card or. ‘
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