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- EX; my. 5 a. the new One. at W481 iiiaiistaining—‘that‘body' as per:
fibula. nose mWJKt-M
naturism i:
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ror nausea-sod; as otnorior ‘qu it
said,» are met ,7 by bonds. gourmet:
Current;
dissection. As 'yo’i1 ., "F819“
Xhétecth so you neglect thei'body.“
"See 3'3- "
LAND-’8 ‘ Q
, Suinmcry-Cool‘hugs
‘OfStont‘GraSS Mflheap' ‘*
at: run SOUTH NORWALK EVENING hammer.
Bridgeport, cos... ,
liabilities, bin-Pass!“ asserted. woul %
a x 19 catamaran“ son 29o. . “awn, mounts.
. One We»: ”only, be reorganized. erPaslrns ”sorted.
b6 offset by the merchandise and ”can
vkyf 3'
18 80... "All“ 87;.
Dr. Jail. Mallory
, and have him keep them import
Without question, the business ‘wiu feet working. order.- , ~,
so. uonwaursx .
Crex and Deltox‘ are splendid rugs for summer use.
They are light yet durablef They impart coolness to '
the room where usedydo not retain the heat; are cleanly
and sanitary;
' Crex rugs are woven from twisted strands of wire
Regular price 50c.
negative.
t'
meat made from any size
{DONNELLY’S
1Q SOUTH MAIN STREET.
. ‘ Fairiield of the baseball committee of
. . lvarious Red Men Lodges, in Fairileld
WEATHER FORECAST.
Forecast for Norwalk and vicinity:
Fair tonight; Saturday unsettled.
The western disturbance now forms: 33””? and Ethei’iargmiafiezogg
a long trough of low pressure extend. aw errace, an ‘
ing from Texasnortheastward to Up-’ tie, of Orchard street. are enjoylnsi
per Michigan. It is causing unsettledu today, a pleasant visit in Bridgeport.
showery weather from Rocky Moun-
tains eastward to indiana. The tern.
peratures are above the normal in the
central and eastern districts.
WEATHER A YEAR AGO‘
TODAY.
Temperature: Low, 21;
. 52. :,§lear. " ‘
Tho Billikens, tonight, will hold
their second “dance in Rooduer’s Hall,
on Washington street.
l s.
higlbl Today the
‘cosi to be seen.
Theriirm had practically closed its
banking business, returning to deposité
ors approximately 85,000,000 during}
the last year. ‘ ’ l
A statement issued by Mr. Putin l-
stated that “the action taken today is
a friendly proceeding in equity and is
for the purpose of conserving the as-
sets ot the company and to enable the
continuance of the business without "
interruption during the time ~required
to bring about an equitable adjust-
' ment of all liabilities of the company,
including thebonds issued by the com’
pany on its real estate. , ' '
HOURS—O a. m. to 8 p. m.
, Sunday; by appointment
MADAME
i Comelicrc for your
, EASTER am
Bresev
119 Washington Street.
._...
A meeting will be held tonight in‘
county, who are planning to form a
baseball league.
-—>Caps3 Caps! O’B'rien’s.
Mrs. Edison Harris, George 'liarris, .
, Mrs. Caroline Doulens and the Misses
vMiss Christine Jacobson, of Fort
street. last evening. found a pocket
«book on a street in the Second Dis-
gtnct. The find was reported to the
" police who are holding the property
pending the identification of the own-
. er.
For-Your Bedroom
don’t you need a. new dressing table.
bureau or chillonier? it is almost im
possible to have too much drawer
space for your belongings. Perhaps
you could use another to match the
Furniture you already have. ,
Not only for your bedroom but for
every room we can supply you with
varied styles in appropriate
building inspector gave
out the following permits: To C. E.
Ccuklin to erect we his room bungalow
for himself on Harbor View Veach;
D. F.“ Camp, garage,
Perry avenue; cost $100. To J. W.
grass and very stout twine.
vice.
21 by 45 inches, regular soc——
. 35¢
36 by 73 incheshregular $1.25— 9°C
6 by 9 ft., regular $3.5o- $2.50
27 x 54 inches, regular zsc— sec
4 1-2 by 7 1-2 ft., regular $2.75— $r.75
6 by 12.ft., regular $4.50— $3.50
8 by 12 it, regular $7-- fisvoo
Carpet Hall, Third Floor.
New Dress for
the House Itself
new draperies. »
color,
and all-over patterns—<31 and $2.
small—figured designs, 50 in. wide, 50c yd.
ing, mung colors including delightful
green. ricntal of effect—$1 to $2.50
tiful. $6 to $10.
side, greent'ou the other.
~—$15 pair.
Second Floor, ‘ ' "
«.Good and Handsome
.: Rugs at Small» Cost
rug that looks so like a French Wilton.
Deltox rugs are verybsimilar—and give good ser-
These at less than regular price-,Qbecause their .for-
mer owner counted them as a small lot and odd sizes :—
Spring attire for _il1c house itself to put on :——new
curtains, new tapestries to give furniture air of‘freshness,
There is an inspiring and beautiful collection; new.
fresh and charming in variety as well as in range of
Tapestry couch-covers. ()rientaland Bagdad effects
Furniture coverings in plain and two-toned and
Heavy rich tapestry for drapery or furniture cover—
liucs of rose and
Sunfast porticres that 100k like silk are of mercerised
material. They will hold their color and luster; are beau-
Etxcellent tapestry portieres, good designs—$3 to $5.
Ncwel velour curtains are duplex, rose or red on one
Rarely rich and of fine quality
'An unusual $25 worth is the new Axminstcr—French
I
I“
~ !
Routine matters wer considered lasti
evening at the meeting of Olive,
«Branch Lodge, nights ofil’ythlas, i ’
dar street. (,
in.
An. evening session of the Hospital
waist. Club will be held tonight at the.
The new building ordinance has
home of Mrs Sarah M Upson of 30{been completed. Tonight the build»
.ing committee, together with tb'é cob-
f poration counsel andabullding inspec-
Fresh Shoulders 12 1-2c lb. N .Y. Mkt. ; tor. will hold a conference concernins
Ithe completed ordinance, which has
An attractive cement sidewalk mlbeen "‘11 the WWW!" six months and
(being-dam in front of The Sentinel ' more The new ordinance will be sub-
building, on Washington street, by j mitted to the city council at its meet-
John F. McMahon. lug, next week.
West avenue.
Theglocal police, last night, were no- . Sirloin Steak 16“ lb. 'N' Y- Mkl-
tifled‘that a Mrs. O'Connell, or now-i
ayton: 60 years 01¢ and said to be (19., William O’Hara, of the South Nor-
mented, had disappeared from herlwalk post-office, 18 the proud 905888-
home. Later the woman was found , nor of an automobile, purchased sev-
wandering in Stamford by the policeiem, days ago. Last evenig, during
at that place. 'a trial performance. held on Washing-
ton street for the-benefit of his fellow
The mystery of the mysterious clerks, the machine absolutely refused
clock in the window of Glover’s shoe‘to go. Master mechanics from the
store, on Washington street, hESlFour Districts were , summoned, but
been solved. At least Sergeant J. 9 still the car wouldn‘t move. Mr.
Barry Gibson and Officer Frank 8.;0'Hara suggested treatment at the
Stratton modestly 018101 the honor. g hands of a chiropractor, but at last it
The two policemen refuse to divulge was necessary to hitch a rope to the
the secret to an anxious public at this ‘ stubborn car and haul it to a garage
time. for inspection. "
' The installation of the new offlcersi
of South «‘Norwnlk Lodge, Loyal 0r-
der of Moose, scheduled for last even-
ting, was postponed. The Moose Me-
morial Service is to be held on next.
Sunday evening. The pictures of the
officers: Military Branch, and lodge
liniding, will be taken this wiieek for
a New York papers’ supplement.
Allen Church, of Boston, naturaliza-
tion agent, this morning, examined .
two candidates for naturalization pa-
giers at the South Norwalk post-office.
iYesterday afternoon Mr. Church put
26 alien residents ‘of Georgetown
through the preliminary questions”
and this afternoon will examine ‘26;
foreign-born residents 0! Stamfordf
onuuid your-ayes have been giving
you trouble or your glasses need
adjusting, feel at liberty to con-
sult .
WILLIAM J. MOORE
0 ' ‘
. PTIUIAN
iRoom e, Koolér Building,
No. 155 Washington St.
Opposite Eoyt‘a Theatre. ,
Monday, Wednesday and Friday
Evenings, 6:30 to 9.
. '—RUMMAGE SALE.
31 So. Main so, vFi'iday and Saturday
1.Auspices ladies First M. E. church. N- Y- address—.127. 5“! AW» 9 b0
' , . 4 p. us. daily.
7 DIVIDEND NOTICE
' Secondsnui-dnhuai Dividend; [.
At a meeting of the Board of‘ Directors of The People's. Trust ._
Company. held March :4, "1915. the secondoomiwnnual dividend at . '
the rate ottour (I) per cantaper annum was declared in depository.
‘in the Savings Department out of the earnings for the If: month
ending March :1, 19}? ~' ‘
v
; ”A”:
Munro, plumbing, James Maloney, Ce-
snouid’or‘swok 12 Mo lb. N. v, Mitt.
new FURNITURE. f . '
i ‘ t. a. I I l : /< f 1
AJ AngeVine & sonco W 333.1111; tggfie‘figngirggg
. ~ " !
maker wis
9 by 12 feet, light
color effects—-
0 R H o R ‘l 9
Society Spring Concert
Tuesday, April 13th
.STATE ARMORY
,‘Thc-Damnation of Faust"
Chorus’370 ‘Voices ‘
Orchestra 50 Pieces ,
Reserved Seats 50:: to $2.00
Seat Sale opens Friday
morning, April 9, at Stein-
ert's, 915 Main St.
W
course,
vice :—
Rifton seamless Wilton velvet rugs,
rich colors in quiet tones, among
them rarely-beautiful green and tan
and rose shades. quiet allover or
beautiful medallion patterns.
9 by 12 fi., regulai'r‘ ”5419.50
8 1.4 by 10 1-2 ft.,. regular $23.00—-—
$17.60. ‘
W. & J. Sloane's splended Colum-
bia Axminister rugs, heavy of quality,
close of weave. rich‘of color, taste-
i‘ui of design. Blue, green and brown
in allover and medallion patterns.
One size only-8 1-4 by“ 10 1-2 feet,
regular 52250—41650. ;
When Eifron went out of the Junk
business he learned of many broth~
era, cousins and successors, he had
never known of before.
The treatment the public receiv~
ed at the hands of this peddler has
made it necessary for the Win.
‘Ei‘fron 00.. Inc., to buy rags at 10
a pound and pay best prices for
metals and feather beds. . ’
Phone 441. Write 3 'Rowan St. ‘ * . ‘ , .
We buy from dealers. ‘ " ‘
The
. Wm. liliron Co. Inc
3 Rowan St. E. Nor-walk Conn.
t
Shoes for Men“.
and Young Men.
. ' $2.50
Every pair guaranteed ‘
fruit is what pays.
‘. r '
L0uis ‘Avricvkfi
p. 0. Block . so. , Norm”:
. —u——_~
Asa matter of fact, it was
wanted‘to get, a big distribtion quick-—and 3 ,
W" ‘ i” ,1 L.
134-180 wasnnroapx we with: gs “$25. 4; 2'. . 7‘» ,rr *1? i s :2 . ,. .
m -5. .Ric a dwlbcau‘tiful bolors 6f" rcnch WiltonsfSanie
‘ designs, apparently_as finest Americanvrugs. Delightful
,BRIDQEPQRTN; “ lustrous surface; almost like satiit; . Ahd the, soft, deep,
handSome siirface that" distinguishes Axminster family.
$25 .
These rugs. each of them, at special price. Each. of ‘
guaranteed to be of. regular quality, full of ser-
l' “"5 “QWLAND. lllilj, codhsgcourluy 3 fig
use CARBORUNDUMWSHARPENING STONES.
Spray YourTrees
_. Properly: sprayed trees yield more sound fruit—Sound
BORDAUX MIXTURE
FOR FUNGOUS DISEASE
_ 1‘
LIME AND SULPHUR
I: «- FOR SCALES ‘ .
“* nose
A Combined Insecticide ”and fungicide.
~ .MuzziegicurlluusQ
' planned to sell this rug at
it kc thesifinest American ‘Wilié
double that amount. But the
and dark
Seainless Axminlster rugs of good;
solid weave and in excellent patterns,
rich colors with attractive depth of
shading, floral and Oriental designs.
Nine by 12 feet-419.50. ’
Small Axminister rugs, good vari-
ety of patterns, regular 813541.45.
A large quantity of small Wilton
rugs, medium and dark shades, reg- -
ular “‘15.":1'530' -
Carpet hall, third floor. "
l
a.
:«
;. .
e e v astound-Y ayamiiorj
The menu: be entered on outlook. and-loud on)“
:‘;,;gorii,,1oi.,,igi§. , ‘ .. ., .. , . . 5.1::
n.
f ”"250 Mimi! Iiifillii’dlos , '
3‘, .w :1, , I
‘ beauty. .
piglet—$1.50 and more; an d‘iloss. ,
.ribbon velvet and of lace—$3 find $
. new. hats for women.
‘ ‘ rat: downs» cartoons Cousins
$1.00 it
April 9, 1915.
Fresh Fine New. l. f y.
‘ Silk Dresses-$16.5“
This has not been-a joyful “season for makers of silk “13'
dresses. " '
Without regard to how excellent their
been, none has had the business he expected.
This very thing makes now a good time for buying ,,;
such dress! ' .
‘ Tuesday, we picked from the stock of one maker a
lot of remarkable dresses. 1
Taffeta, and crepe’dc ch inc, and soft lustrous char-
meuse. , , .
Some are combinations of flowered and plain taffeta?
Some are made with dainty trimming of chiffon. Nearly
all have pleated skirts but a few are in dclighfully sini—
ple plain models. , I V f “
Notable in making. They are practicallv made—to»
order dresses—~designcd”ou the new lines and 'fresh with a R
the beauty' of the latest fashions! ,3
Yet their price is far below usual——and
cause they did not sell as that (maker
would.
Rich dark and medium colors, including the blues and
grays now so much in favor: all in models well-suited
for general wear; worth by every standard $25 to $30—-
—in all sizes from 34 to 44 i11cl11§i\re—~$16.50.
Second Floor.
New Fine Suits
For Particular Boys
Right str'aight from the most-progressive boys’ tailor. ’ »
a gathering of Norfolk suits that will make boys glad '~
they’ve not picked before. , .
Bright clear new Spring woolcns.
Dandy new patterns, all of Norfolk family.
”Dignified and given beauty by little touches of intli— : i
vidual decoration ;-patch pockets, belt across back, and _
expert. careful, thorough tailoring that insures shape of j
suit all through wearing-time. ' ‘
Blue serge, green, tan and gray homespuns,
tan, brown and blue mixtures—$7.50 to $12.
Front Basement.
Girlish flats
of True Style
Little girls may have hats that are full of style and
work has
only be-
counted they
gray !
They .m‘ay have choice f rom many”?
ing of many days is now rea’ if” ‘ 1 _ -
Little trimmed hats for jechool wear, dark colors and“
prettiest gather-
Fine hats of milan hem p:.(SOft and flexible and'dti‘raefl. x
ble) in white with trimming of dainty little flowers and
. .. 3-50- - 1
Smart little hats in sand “shade, mirr‘or the lines of the
trimmed smartly too—$3 and $3.5m. 7 ‘ ,_
Second (Floor.
WEEK
Show“
. MEN mi), world
This is the place to
buy your Spring Suit,
becauseiyou may
come here and select
what you wish and '
simply say
“CHARGE "m .
iii‘sonwaw.
" Slim
Norwalk Chronicler