I tlcolumbia gircle. Compan-
. g V " .
The young son of Mr. and Mrs.
.eorge Woodward. oi Bellies avenue,
VV sill with bronchitis. ‘VV
The Central 'IAbOl‘ Union will hold;
its regular session this eVening at the!
‘ y IlIin Washington street.
VV w pool table is to be installed
the quarters oil Norwalk Aerie, No.
88, Fraternal Order of Eagles.
Teams One and Four are schedhled ,
to bowl in the South NorwaIllc Club
tournament on Friday evening.
~Firth* «Bunday concert Trolley
Vanen's s Union, Locltwood’s Hall, March
V 22nd. '3.“ 2:80-4:30, 7:30:10339, I15c.
’.
\a»
,
The new People's Trust Company
will hold another meeting on Friday
evening of this week at the Hotel Gilt;
" - ford. '
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Mrs. Thomas J. Harstrom of South
LNorwalk, visited today with Mr. and .
‘Mrs. John Harstrom. thrlliliain' strefil,
Stamiord.
.
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r V .Vle 1 .w "
Mrs.WV.1E. wadhanls, or 93 eanmlu
avenue Bridgeport. will come to Nor-
wall: on Saturday for a short visit with ,
her sister, Mrs. .1. IO. Gregory.
Hertz, rated 65 defeated Gray, rat-V
ed 75, in the Knorr tournament lust
‘ night, by the score of 66 to 51. The
V» vgflme attracted a large. audience.
The directors or the Chamber of
commerce did not hold a meeting last
night as expected. One will be held
probably on Friday night of this week.
-—-Price's Clothing Store will have
this afternoon a sufficient number of
clerks to completely handle the rush
" now on.
The Stamford Merchants' lSteam-
boat Company has tiled with 'Secretary
oi! State Phillips a certificate of in-
. Vorease in capital stock from ”.0001:
~ to $100. 000.
IVVVV. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Wardell, who
V Ihave been residing in the Baird apart
V ants. west avenue, have taken pos
i-Iat, 200 East avenue. East Norwallt.
The final session in the Old Well
-""V Hollie and Ladder company and May
Bower Hook and Ladder Company
pinochle tourney will ‘b6 played this
evening at the quarters of 'the latter
in Van Znndt street.
. l'l‘lle Rev. John 4H. Campbell, rector
Vet lat. IStepllen'I s Chruch, of Ridgoilcld.
Uhruch,
be a meeting of the vestry
service
tol owlns
Ir .
The regular meeting 01? the W. C.
V'I‘. U. will be held Friday afternoon at
I'To clock at the home of Mrs. Robert
Thompson, 54 First street. VEast Nor-
walk. The meeting will be or special
interest. to the members and every
one is urged toIIattend.
,4:
sum New for East".
‘ Learn to Dance
All dances guaranteed in
. 2 weeks for $5 or money
refunded. .
private lessons ovary at-
ternoon and evening in
,‘Ill'l have a meeting ,
!0r UP-tO-GB SONIC. a"
l“ .
Session of their recently finished home
1.!
V' Why Not Be the First One to
PICTORIAL
it???
PIVCTORIVVAL
I :Paris ~
for I wonleus'
dresses, waists,
VVNow
Costume. iii cents ian fashion.
For Salerat DONNELLY’S,
». 4...
h‘
FRED.H ANUNO,
“’Fun'erdl Director and
Embalmer.
Office and maidens.
ITelepnou. 904.
89 so. Minimal. Bo. INorwnik. I
Aprons
new spams
LINE or
BUNGALOW
1' \PRONS
1 .N PsacALEs AND.
, alncume
I m STRIPES
nausea AND
CHECKS
50c. 75c I
$1.160
J. I. Mallette
88 Washington 8%.
Tel. 449. 80. Namath.
PlCTORlAL REVIEW
PRBISBNTID
for March, l9lZ-7 months
before any other pattern of-
fércil draped ciiectii. VVVV‘.V
offers nova as the latest from
The "JAPANESE" Collar
is your chance ‘
pose and wear this, 'the lat-V-
est style from Paris first.
H
At our Pattern Counter.
you my inspect this charm-
Wear the Really New StylcsVl
1
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and misscs‘
coats, etc.
to
.Imlila on Lincoln ”“me
decorated by w. p21,“; firm-Ill plinth.”- the time had come toti‘tlm‘ ten-
blacksmith, is sunninggwlth now. I,“ Wymmenterpms
.it tails her place
. . _ the Raul-cod. -, 1"
_ " At a meeting of the Southern ,New
Ellwood Wholesale Grocara' Associa-
II tlon. hold at the Hotel I'l'att, New as.
V _ van, yesterday. including delegates
trout Stamford, N‘orwallt. Bridgeport
Hartford. New Haven,- Springfield.
Holyollo, North Adams. Waterbury/V
friends in Non out policy of the (sacral government
.. toward the" New Ydrlt. New Haven
‘ . ' In stardom Railroad Company, came‘
«The interior or I". N. Taylor's up for disehssion. , .
It m the unanimous sentiment
.~ Iw—mrmm or twaMdWllW M chwWflb‘GRWV“
ml. Pencil. motives» smwtamw 961%? 31W m
and ‘lidopt
tools or rheumatism which is keep a policy at construction and cooper-
lng him babbling about upon crutch ation lot: the npbuildlng of business
instead or the demoralizing polio).
which has been in vogue tor the pearl
few years, and which has
much unrest and demoralizationrin all
branches of business
There is aI rumor current that the
Bradley pavilion will be conducted
this season by out of town I parties
Anyet the selectnlen have made ‘no
choice ol'V whom they will have to
look after the tow a pavilion at tho
M-
V-I’W‘“
beach. There are several applica-
tlons for the position.
“ b
Miss Catherine 'liutt. ‘who resign “W "
And‘now comes n‘blll oi thrills, sur
[prince and sensations. At the real
vaudeville theatre.
The People's Popular Playhouse.
ed her position as librarian at the
Westport library is again in town and
at the library where sh'e will remain
for some time, until the executive
committee can secure someone to
‘IDllrins her stay I~
in Westport Miss Hutt has made
many friends who regret her deter
valuation to leave Westporl.
M
The attention ‘of the selectmen is
called to the condition of stile road-
way. in troutV‘ Vol the Toquet’ building.
the Wheeler building and the Nash
building, which is coveted with
thriller that recently made all
Europe gasp
TH-ERODE HERMAN
The man who defies the laws of
gravitation, presents his daredevil
spectacle.
Costume. 15 Iconic
16 South Main Street.
fiance, tor‘it is dangerous.
the north side or the buildings
LOOPING THE LOOP IN A MO-
TORCYCLE I
A real thriller. that surpasses all other
sci-culled sensational creations Do
not miss seeing this truly remarks
bVVle spectacle.
ice. This should be dug out and at
V.VBeing on,
the
sun does not touch it, still there VI
fore it is liable to remainVI until Ivory
late in the aerlng
'i.
.. ‘ Another Extraordinary
The entireV:iVntsrlorV of the “first meat—An absolute Innovation in Va-
house on Main street. IknovIVJIn as the rlety Eentertalnments—
on a Word‘vfo‘r
l 1
1 ...
caused 1
AMUSEMEN'IBSVI
First American appearance of the
Announce , V V
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“Hm
4 $516 3151‘
1
Sale of Silas, , 99c
Value 51.56106 new Shapes on sale for tomorrow at 99c. Value
#1. 59V. -
‘Vll
v
endyl-to-wear Hats‘VVV' i“W99 to $2. 49
1‘1 sol styles, all colors, very special at 31 so and var-ls:
We have a~lot of used automobileJ ranging in price from $100 to
$350, which we are closing out to make room lol- new care. These
. cars must go, and arc.bargains. Call at Full). Lockwood and do.
and look them over. .
F. F Lockwood 8. Co.
39 WALL STREET.
VNVOVRWALK.
Spun-g Opening
Our *tocks of Suits. Coats, Dresses,
Skirts and Waists are now colllpletc
Your inspection is condialiy invited
M. 'MOLTASCH 8t SON
120 Washington St. Main store—210 Atlantic 61., ergmtqm.
. “ T NGO TEA
Beldep place, which wallIII recently A A
With the pro-eminently clever dan-
T I R E S purchased by Deputy SherlRI Mead is
Orders placed with us now to:- April ”0‘98 ”“0“ V“ and “WOVEN by
cars Margaret Demuth Harrold 06—.
and Ronnie
moth, Clifford RunclVl
«COLEBURN s; LAU'DER
THE JVEWELVEBS.
DIAMONDS. WATCHES JEWELRY, CUT GLA88.
on most any of the best lines
delivery will assure your purchasing
at are present low price. Quotations
My prices are low. What are you.
V requirements? A card will bring you
quotiltions. Call or phone. I one
some bargains in used cars. I and
do Auto Repairing. Ford work in Oil
branches.
Austin's Garage
124 SOHTH MAIN ST.
VOI‘ 'Phono 1522-2, w. 11. Austin, 11
Woodward Avenue.
Delicious
Dinners
V Tripp’ sRestaurant ‘
(FORMERLY LANE'S)
Merrill
ght .‘cll 01
open Tucsduy,I We need
"'1le 'II‘inIu-aday openings. ’80:; -'
heaping IBtenotylpy, Bllorthand,
'l‘ypoVwritVing English taught by
. experienced teachers.
Metrifl
Business College
V South Norwslll. Sumter-6.6
your cwa horse or
Port Chester
“ --ONLY THIRTY cams
Thirty cents Vwili tiring smart
Btvlcs. the most up. to date fashion
and home magazine issued and
YounV'gs magazine. in all to the mill-
‘ ate periodical for all marshals or the
family. into your home for titres
= months. For tuli particulars read the
V$V2 00
SHOULDER BRACES
for $1.19
«gorge W. Wardweii .S
52 south Main Street
ioneV time was flconsidered to be a ino-
Try one of Our,
Chaplin, who will introduce the very
latest society dances,- including the
Argentine Tango, 'l‘he Hesitatlon
wait: and their own tarpslchorean od~
carpenters an painters. This house
is one at thefpldest in town and at
dei. being 0 d by Henry H.VII Bel-I dilly f‘Tht} Temlpiation Trot."
den, one tlnIlp up as the dry ,3. THEV‘MVABKs .
and hi ’6; r Mr. ‘
8 a “5 “1’65”“ Male a Minute Dancing Dlee‘l-sions and
will rent the place it he does not
change his mind still retaining his
home on Riv or‘side avenue
Mr and Mrs Charles Fable enter-
tained about 2V5 people at a St Pat-
new. dinner VITuesday, and in the
evening therein“ a dance to the
music or a new Victrola. even the
tango being danced by the older peo~
ple present. All of the ladies were
dressed for the occasion. wearing
green dressesond one lady caused
a great deal at comment by appearing
with a green wig which was right
tromINew Yorlt city. This St. Patrick
event is sonicthiugthat occurs at the
home of Mr ”and Mrs mole every. '
year and those who were fortun-
ate enough to VIVbo their guests, always
have a most enjoyable time.
.Sons Silheclaitiels
Vrlls 'vmosaKoons,
_ Magical Mirthmakers.
Extra Feature.
'l‘hefltars or "In Tacoma."
KLEIN BROS.
1 Americas Premier German Comedians
rufunenav‘mnry E. olxoy. In
Chelsea 7150.
- Katherine M. (Hutts rpsignatlon as li-
EASTER
(.ARDS
Large Assortment
V at All Paces V
At a meetingVVot the library board of SOUTH. NORWALK.
the “sup-Sherwood memorial Library *
‘last Monday evening several applica-
TODAY.
thons tor the fiacancy made by Miss .
We have a carefuly selected stock of Sterling Silver and Silver
Plated Ware, the latest designs of standard makers.
<Novslties of every description. We invite your inspection.
,I Ropglrlng and Ogtlcal Work of All Kinds...
*1 Two STORES.
VV 96 WASHINVGTON STREET.
22 WALL STREET.
Also Silver
sourll' NORWALK.
NORWALK.
Music Hall
brarian were received; but no appoint-
ment was made. Another meeting
will be called in the near future and
it is expected a librarian will be nam-
ed. The name of MlesIBeulah diorden
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. IWQA. Bor-
den, of Myrtleavenue. has been men-
tioned, and no doubt 1trill be the choice
of the board ;Miss Borden has acted
as an assistant...» Miss Butt, tor the
last year. and is well acquaintedle
the system employed at the library-
The resignation 01- Miss Mutt will
take effect sooner than at first ell-"V
pectod . .. ”mil
m... ‘r .A main: 1
NWRWAW “”5356... Dét‘ay VV'”’éd [both and
Cancer.
cf the
Mounted ‘
the Northwest.
, p. l .111 ”drug“ (l’JJUilMllu
v lrlvfiuuwowsw mousse." .
lil‘lli‘tlim sentinel" Bison. 1.
1.
ORK‘, March
iVBohlnidt, convicted of murder: in the
first degree t6r killing Anna Aulnul-
lor. now in the death house at 181an
to have been assented next week. “so with
The appeal automatically prover)“ VOe'n‘sraVl U. 8. Grunt, ‘who died in VtolI-I.
6 his execution with the Court of
as,
r‘lble agony from censor of the
pools shall render a decision. Mr. Moi
tongue ‘
clares that the girl died as the resulbcam and“, broken. “tooth.
or on illegal operation and Vg’a‘va the facts which it ,3 w
name of a surgeon who he says per with} decayed teeth
tormedI it. ., VAI little 6196“”. I“.
I for pet:
The HonOr
'A big 2 reel V‘lGIoltVi Seal" feature‘ot
it has been sharia that a {lagged
Sing. through his attorney. Tanned-TV: tooth or boot or cavity at decay has
MGVMVWW- filéd an appeal yesterday been the exciting and sole cause at
from
“19 verdict mid“? WW3“ V119 W“, cancer of the mouth. Such was the and Filthmvenue.
Manila stated that fiohulidt now do- caused V1,). rubbing it against a do ,
n
11
whyV "D... You Let
Service
, Do your work?
Gas and Electricity for Every Use
United
The United Electric Light 8‘, Water 00.
lunar pustular: I A. Good RoofTestV
“OUR VMUTTAL GIRL.”
final No, 9.
In the ninth reel of "Our Mutual
Girl" Margaret and her aunt visit in
their motor, the hospital for crippled
.chiidron do the Bronx, where thoy dis-
.1 tribute dolls snd...ilowers.,I
m‘il'l :‘w.
The auto party then is spirited a-
way down to the East Side, over on
Ill'irst avenue among the sldewalh
, vendors and push I,carts.
I Margaret
and her aunt distribute dozens
dolls to the thinly clad children.
Cooling uptown again, Margaret and
her aunt stop at the Little Church
Around the Corner. ,
A few minutes later they are caught
in a tramdiam at Forty: second street
Their next stop is
at Hepner's wig shop, where Margar-
Di.”
Visahard snowstorm If your V
roof leaks, drop us a card on
'phone us. We will repair and
paint it all for one price, guaran-
teed. 11¢ per square foot. I' Call us ,
now.
IE. R. Bradley 81 Co.
densest. noon AND mason
OONTRAGTORS. .
11 Wuohlnpton as ea Nol‘wnlk,00nm “ 5
Phone 781. ‘
how and Tom bowls. That man:-
Margaret dreams that she has re-
placed Elaine Hammerstein in the
cast 0! “thigh Jinks" and that she and :
Burl-oil. Barbaretto dance the Magic»
sag
~wraggle nuinber with the chorus
liloyt's Theatre} Batllrday. March 2!
st following the dictates Vol tasllioa. .
purchases several colored wigs.
A stop is made on the way up With
avenue 1) Vere the recently completed
Tm“ ”'9 (lburcil or t Thomas. at. play-amt
Filth avenue. Alter ad-
I ture for a. tow mo
eats, Ma rgltret adiher stint enter
In impressive apartment house. where
1 induced to‘ Dorothy
‘ ‘ music VHVALL.
Tonight at music Hall the camou-
ll’layers' picture. “Henry n. Dixie in
I-Ollelsea 775le in four tools, will I).
shown. This is a strong picture shows
in; the lite in the underworld with an,
all star cast truthfully portraying tilt
life of the underworld. 1
Norwalk Chronicler