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V. ricer George A. Sherron, in'his office,
in the City Hall, at 8 o'clock.
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Iodrn and Lace nets. A complete
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Cut-Cm an some 50c A PAIR.
Nottingham ail-ulna at 50c, The,
In 83.98 a par.
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ti'iiis skirt and neck and sleeves. l
Fizes 6 to 14— $10.
bolero style with
e. new scalloped and pleated model.
linen collar
(lontu tasteful embroidery by band.
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by hand embroidery.
hiriit‘rred linen bands. "ollu art-I tl'e
cui‘is also of hand i‘iil'vl onimul linen. t
tvf‘rv'ively tucke'l and fluent-l with
.F-itiiii of pink ribbon.
sk‘rt ind soft batiste guiuipt- which
is hnnd-embroidcrcd. Band: of black
velvet give waist u stylish air. Neck
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Entrance on Main St..'FairfieId Ave., and Cannon St.
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Handsome dresses for girls to
slip right on
tiirls, nine of every ten, may conic iii and find a
wliitc dress that will just suit in style and iii trimming.
That dress may be slipped on: will be found all ready
for wearing with hardly the touching of a stitch.
For such drcss, there is need to pay only such price
as one wishes. There are very handsome dresses with
handsome haiid-ciiibroidcrcd dccoration for $7.50 and
$10. There are pretty tucked drcsrtcs of voile. with
pleated skirt and lam-trimmed yoke, for as littlc as $2,
and between thcsc two. thcrc are many sorts at many
prices. , <
Isn‘t it fine for Mother to savc the time and worry
that she might have to put into dressmaking!
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.3. limpirc dress of voile. wide satin Imperie dress “’lill rkix" triple In
- o. girdle with bow at back, skirt of yzhe effect; beneath the yoke plent-
518 and $20 smt80e light blue or pink has clusters ofpin led embroidery of pr: " built"-
tticks and is in new box-pleated ef- i’l‘ucks and embroidery and pretty
.0 fcct. Floral design hand embroid- .Val lace are all used in the bodice
now 9 . .. . . , , , .
' .o.-»ri'cd on front of waist. I‘ine lace which is of new type. $0.
lskirt. Front of waist embroidered.
[Entire waist trimmed with \‘al lace
which is also used around the edge
,of the skirt. $4.
Lingerie dress with belt of em-
.broidery. From top to very hem there
Eextend hands of inserting; tucks and
Pin" "0““ “'ml lllw‘lf“l ”mli‘ Slil'l litice combine with ribbon to give
'tiid cliistervtucked waist battutil'lcd imucli daintiness. $3.50.
”‘50 l Pleated-skirt lingerie dress, trini-
I‘mm vmle with “OM of lmndfim- lmed with lace and inserting and fine-
Ely tucked. Finished with embroidery
belt and bows of ribbon. $2.50.
l Tucked voile dresses with pleated
tunic. Tricks are used both back and
front and there is even an effective
ltllt'ked mu. $2.50.
Nice voile made with many tucks
l) (‘58 of handkerchief linen in new
poluni. Skirt is
Fit-re is guimpe of soft fine batiste,
and cuffsv-and finely-
$7.50.
1-..npire dress of linen wi.‘i pleated
. .. .. and sleeves trimmed with 'l‘l'ill em both back and front and with yoke
er prevails in other seditioust east 011:. 0:0 cite: lute. d rdf b . itrinnned with laco'pSkm is good
the Rocky Mounts ns. ie emperu- ..- Lingerie ress .0 “l". .‘ulul'l'LY "- ,pieated model. .-.
tures are unusually lo wfor the season 0:0 ONLY A FEW SUITS LEFT .3. lsert'mgland Fnlniii‘tigiddiii‘ iiiignpl‘ealt; 1 Simple and ”my liule‘dresses of
0! the year between the Rocky Moun- .3. ' i:1”.ig‘fl’iicposminlmon of in... “up' :5. .iawn are tucked back and front and
talus and the Mississippi river and in u ’3‘ ‘5;qu $6: “ " have colar and cuffs finished with
the northern portion of the Lake re .. . 0:0 "plustil‘ching' 51,25,
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20 degrees below zero. I}; That were worth Up to $15.00. ..
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A boy arrived at the home of Cos-J : _ .3.
ins Cowras, the cont‘ectionist at 9:3. . I 3.
Main street. yesterday. Mother and ‘90 . «,0 .. ' . 3
child are doing well. .3: .113 leny; . . . ._ . .5: . frown; uoORwALkw
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"flCtOl‘ in the Westport Theatre, where.ment 1'01' the sum of $1 will be voted
' in the extension. will hold an impor-j
The regular meeting of the mem-,
The Nutmeg Club sextette is re-;
, of Pythias, was held last night. Refill-i beaming for “Amateur Night," which E
lar weekly business wast ransacted. [will be held in Westport next Tues-j
Eday night at the opera house. :
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' The Woman's Municipal League, of 1
South Norwalk. will meet in the Li-
brary Auditorium. MondaY. March 29,‘
For the convenience of thoge unable
to attend sessions of the Board of Re-_
at 3:30. ! lief, throguhout the day, the members
.. . -— of the board, last evening, held a meety
The Andrew Radel Oyfitef Companyu‘ ing in the City Hall. A large number‘I
at this time, is busy loading schooners: took advantage of the night session.
with oysters at their Water street; The last meeting of the board is to bel
dock. to be Shipped ‘0 Rockaway and, held tomorrow afternoon, and will be.
other ports. tbetween the hours of two and six
3 o'clock.
~~Last session Board of Relief Sat-r
turday, 2 to 6, City Hall,
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The First District Commissioners
lhave called a district meeting for
Samuel C. Policy, of Monroe street,‘ April 7th at 8 o'clock in. the Town
has broken into vaudeville. On Satin-3 Assembly Hall, at which time several
day ei'ening of next week My, Poney matters will come up for action. The
will niake his debut as a full~fledged matter or turning 0V9? the fire Willi)-
‘he will present an interesting dancing on, as W” also the question 0f sell-j
'act ‘ ‘ing the tire houses or leasing them to
;the Fourth District. The selling of
The matter of the Franklin street ex-,the police equipment Will be brought
‘up for disposition.
manner. On Monday evening of nextl
.week the board of treeholders, of this:
street. and property owners interestedl
—-Caps and umbrellas. O'Brien's.
Hugh McCarthy and Charles Davis,
elected delegates‘ to attend the COIrl
vention of the Grand Court of Forest!
. ers, to be held in Bridgeport, May 12th
{ and 13th, at the meeting, last night, of
Court Narruk, Foresters of America,
were instructed to use their influence
City . Enginm A. Sharron, in behalf of Thomas Dowd. of this city,
sai d~ this morning he knew nothing' who, in Foresters circles throughout.
about a rumor to the effect that the the state, is being mentioned “1°“
Water street dump was to he discou—i the prominent candidates for the post
tinued and a new d “mm“ grounds se- of grand chief ranger oi the state. Fol-
cured on the East Side. He stated lowing last nights business meeting,
there‘ will be no definite information a soctal time was enjoyed and refresh-
known regarding tho"'diimp" situation, merits served. James L‘ Dyer and
until the conference which is to beiJames Cahilbwere appointed alter-
held on Tuesday evening or next week, hates. "
regarding this interesting question. I
taut meeting in the office of City Engi-
--hatest Derbies. O'Brien's.
—-Advert.lse in The Sentinel.
DIVIDEND NOTICE
Second Semi-Annual Dividend.
At a meeting at the Board of Directors of The People's Trust
Company. held March 24. 191 5, the second semi-annual dividend at
the rate of tour (4) per cent. per annum was declared to depositors
in the Savings Department out of the earnings for the six months
ending March 31, ms. '
The same will be entered on passbooks and paid on and after
‘April 1st. "16.
By orderofthoBouflMDlMMI-l: .
. IEROY NOMOOIIERY. TREASURER
‘Andcmns-vhp Min-debacle April 10th,
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SUIT, DRESS on COAT.
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M. Moliascli & Son
120 WASHINGTON STREET, .
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MRL GIBSON’S MUSICAL PROGRAM.
As introduction to the stereopticon
lecture, at the Norwalk First Church,
this evening, Mr. Gibson will play the
following pieces, beginning at 7:25:
Overture—“Raymond" ..... A. Thomas
Gavotte in F. . . . . .. ......... F. Archer
Variations on an American Air... ..
I. V. Flagier
POPULAR AMUSEMENIS
THE LOVE ROUTE.
The Famous players four part (ea
ture appearing today at Lockwood‘s
Hall and Pleasant Hour as the week-
end Paramount attraction, is one of
the greatest novelty motion pictures
ever produced on the screen. Among
the many unique effects produced
in the subject is the actual construc-
tion of a railroad, from the first
spade dug in the ground to the lay-
ing of the last tie and the final run-
ning of the mammoth engine over
the newly completed line: The main
characters in the play are the civil
engineer in charge of the road con-
struction and a young western wo-
man who owns the ranch through
which the line is run. The many in-
tensely interesting scenes make this
a wonderful production. The Satur-
day show will be first class in all
respects. .
"A Gentleman of Leisure," Jesse
L. Lasky's photodrama founded on
the play of the same name'which is
to be the offering at Castor Thea-
tres on Tuesday with Wallace Ed-
dinger in the title role. tells , the
story of a rich young man who has
wagered that he can commit a burg-
lary and hires a real burglar to help
him with the unaccustomed job. This
real burglar just has been._“tipped
on to an easy thing" by a man'whom
he supposes to be a friend-but this
"easy thing" when .‘the. men start
out to “crack it." turns out to be
the house or the police-commissioner
himself! And, to make matters still
worse if possible. the rich young
man is in love with the commission-
er's daughter!
Anise-tuna ammonia-t
., Second Floor ‘. . ..
New, pretty shoes for
children
The prettiest shoes of inpny a day are ready for chil—
drcn.
Not built to stand hard wear—but haudsomc of looks
and adding a great déiil to thc final effect of a littlc girl's
attire: ~ ‘ “an! in ~ . » . , .
Like their grown-up sisters and their mothers, little
girls are to have choice from many sorts of fancy top
shoes. , ‘ ‘ ' ‘
For little girls, patent lL'
gray or tan soft fine leather. . _
For bigger girls. cloth tops in dificrcnt colors.-
Palt‘lll lcathcr button, fawn top.
Calfskin button with gray cloth top.
Tan calfskin with tan cloth top.
All these in sizes from 5 to 2, according to size—
$i.75 to $2.50.
Patent leather iit sizes from 4 to 8 only, white, gray
or tan leather top— $1.50.
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Boys’ Doubleéservice Norfolk-$5
Double-service suits in new Norfolk styles—t0 give
boys great satisfaction and great service.
Every suit with two pairs of trousers—practically a
week~day and a “dress tip" suit combined.
Blue serge and gray or. tan homespun or mixtures.
Coats have the clever new patch pockets, trousers are
lined. . '
Every size from 6 to i8 at the same price of—Ss.
It would be difficult to invest $5 in a boy's suit and
get so great return in any other way as through a Double-
service.
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other with top .ot white or
-.\iuin floor, rear ‘.‘ V . m
From basement
The Howland Dry Goods'company
line Fruits & Vegetables
Our display is well worth a visit.
If you are wondering what vegetable to have for din-
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her, what fruit for breakfast or dessert, come and choose
here. There is so much toselect from that choice will be
easy.
.2, HERE IS OUR LIST FOR SATURDAY:
- Rhubarb Water Cress ' Spanish Onions
Lettuce I New Beets Artichokes
Mushrooms ‘ Kale Cranberries
. Celery Knob Celery Chives
.Radishes Peppers Oyster Plant
Parsley, ,Spinach ; ‘ Scallions
Cauliflower . White Tumips Leek
New Carrots — 1 Soup Bunch ‘ Tomatoes ,
Endive - ‘ - Brussels Sprouts Horse Radish
Celery Hearts . , Red Cabbage Cucumbers
Green Beans - - Parsnips‘ ' ‘_ Black Radishes,
Romaine , » Sweet Potatoes {Egg Plant
"Gnome s Kuban '
Sufism-
Organdy voile dress with pleated ’
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Tailored
and white roses and handsome tail- ”th"
ored bow—”$5
Empire and \‘»iicck night
Yoke and sleeves made of nice
lace and finished with satin rosette.
$5.00
Square-neck
yoke and sleeves of ecru lace. Trini-
ined‘ with wide bands of
pink, this
titan in pure white~~$5.
Keen women will share quickly
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“ HUWLAND'S
Entrance on Alain St, Fairfield Ave. and Cannon 8!.
Bridgeport, Conn.
FRIDAY, March 26,
1915.
Beautiful underWear that gives
good service.
Crepe dc chine is a unique fabric‘for undcrwcar.
It seems so soft and delicate that one would scarcely
expect it to launder satisfactorily or to last for any length
Ul tiillc.
Yet. laundcrctl propcrly. it comes forth whitc as
snow. And, given cvcn fair trcatiiicnt, it returns cxccllciit L
scrvicc.
More important and delightful than this though: it
is beautiful. its rich luster and clingingr tcxturc make it
\vclcoiiic for summer wear. It insures coolncss~ and com-v
fort. Thcrc is a sense of luxury imparted bx its
"fccl."
very
'l‘hesc ncwly-arrivcd stylcs arc of spccizil intcrcst:
night-gowns with piiik'
shoulder—straps.
pink. $2.31).
y Petticoats with pleated ruffle
lace and self fabric, trimmed
rosebuds
$4.00
White
gowns.
Val
limit-ing: petticozits
\‘ests with hemstitched bottom and
or
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with
of cliifton. White or pink
of pink with
Illl‘H’ deep ruffles or cream shadow
lace over an underlay of chaffon.
$7M
Dancing pett icozits of
night-gowns with i
ribbon. In
st yle is almost
prettier {ribbon and
Hours. $12.50.
with
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trimmed
in .\ i. Second Floor.
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Some of thc prettiest cnib roidcrics arc to be found at
spcciztl price just now.
There are sorts front very narrow to those
ones that are so cchllciit for special uses.
45-inch
Ruffliugs of dainty pattern and fine tcxiurc; now at
unusual price. In those cvcr~uscful white and cream ef-
fects. m.
Some bordered veils are. ready in shadow and fancy
meshes—at less than usual price.
Everyone who shares will make a saving!
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Embroidered cdg'iiigs inscrtiugs headings and galous,
value i214 to 25c yd.—— 5c and toe
Etiibroidcrcd cdgings insrtings and headings, very fine
texture, value 25c and 39c yd.—— 15c
Houncing and corset-cover cmbroidcries, 18 inches
wide, plain fine hcinstitclicd edges and rich diversified
patterns. value 39c and 50c yd.——— 25c.
. Embroidered flouncings of 45—inch width. A good
range of patterns. Value 50c and 750 yd.—- 25c
Rufflings of shadowand Oriental lace. Delightfully
pretty. \‘aluc 75c to $1.25 yd.— 50c
White and cream rufflings, Oriental and shadow cf-
fccts. Value 50 cents yd.—-: m.) l. _. ‘v 25c
onrdcrcd veils, shadow and fancy meshes, white,
black, brown and navy. Value 50c-—- 35c
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\‘al lace inserting and edging. pretty patterns and
nice quality. \‘aluc‘soc for piece of a dozen yartlsf—zsc
n n I“ 'luoa; £1001; ninw'
Gossard Corsets ‘
insure that onc‘s dresses and suits fit fashionably—mid
that one has genuine comfort. They are built. with many
cornfort-giying features; yet they are thoroughly iii tune
with fashion. Just now, for for example, the erect and
pleasing scmi-miliary carriage is imparted by them. Of
course, all Gossard models lace iii front—that is one of
the comfort—giving features: and one ' that contributes
wonderfully to the physical good of the wearer.
Special fittings are made this week by Mrs. Hurst.
No extra charge but a service that is worth much.
pink with
five 3-inch ruffles of net edged with
chiffon
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The Howland Dry Goods Company
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There is M) TTMB Like the PRESENT toPrepare
For the FUTURE.
Merril BuSiness College '
Port Chester.
South Norwalk.» Stamford.
. ii'iyngeseam
lly & Cleaning Co.
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Fomrly known a It!“ then Dyeing a Cleaning Ce.
timeout-e. em». lluhlto and Lu Curtain Cleaned.
Telephone 41'.
ELYNOLM. 8.“th
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Norwalk Chronicler