4.....—
- ,— 1: cute.
T ornado & Tourist
’ -l uto & Accident
Y early or short term ‘ '
'L iability
& .
G lass
0 “ice or House
_L ife
D welling Mouse
F. mployees’ “
Bonds
wners' liability
cut
if you will call
phone 1230
.s :‘ - ,4. -~ _~ ' , " i ~ - 15mm}. iioufuémnut
~ ‘ . .. ‘. = ‘ '..t Imbtothu'li'ltfl-dhflll'
dwflum’ ‘W‘ 4
H
. Compensation"
Not a single kind of insurance!
that we cannot furnish you,
the
US on
Trust Company Bldg.
’ Gill NEWS ‘
W‘vw
WEATHER FORECAST.
Forecast for Norwalk and vicinity:
Partly cloudy tonight and Wednesday.‘
A slbrm of consilerable intensity
developed over Florida yesterday.
caused rain or snow on the mat Gulf
and South Atlantic coasts.
ion, _8. 0., had an inch of snow on
the ground last night. The storm is
‘ moving up the coast. «but is well out
- lo sea. The Pacific disturbance
causing unsettled, rainy weather from
the coast inland to Montana. Pleasant
this morning
nearly all districts cast of the Rocky
weather prevails
Mountains. The
are reported as far south as Florida.i
in,
temperatures are,
low in the southern districts. li‘rosts;
fl
Insurance1
1.
Y.‘
Charles ‘
l ' cruel-guy; NEW! ' / saciiIEd. All ‘ goes well untili
.jhs first. Awh- muce OHM-halts; senior, m as slope-l
in: «an aunt «without with the princess.'ud her hurl
label’s ‘u‘fll B Pierrots."~wm“mbaad' discovers what he believes to:
'zrlace «My smut The, tie his wife's unfaithfulnesa. “rho
“ SW Mu. loo-reflections which ensue, make the|
This vastly entertainiaz~ company“ pay,"
of daa‘osu,‘siaurs and lulshtlr -‘ Mr. Herbert's score contains some
t‘l'lu have (NW - from. fills“. twenty numbers, several at which are‘
$11M the Mediterranean. 10 lndlklw‘aitses. These songs suggest ai
:imn indie to Australia.‘ and fro-‘popuiar theme; "Allies," “Make Himl
:hore to South America. and the noun» anew," “rd. Like to be a Quintet-fl
i imbue verdict which has greeted them: ”Love is Best of All." “For Better on
~verywhére is of the highest incl-6.; for Worse," “1 Wish l Was an island,
Their PW 001181818 0t tW0 and in an Ocean of Girls," “in Day
«I l
DOVE"! and in many cities they have of Husband Number One as Worn by
:been aptly termed “The Fun Makers: Number Two," and “Two laughing
'of the World". and it is confidently: Eye—s," aside from \‘ictor Herbert's
predicted that me! Will become (berm-hauling music, the story of the
musical tad of this country. as theylopera is highly interesting, with a
have been for the past four seasons real plot, which is quite unusual in
in England. iComic Opera. This fact renders this
In the absence of celestial inlorms‘ production more than ordinarily note,
tion, we do not know where angels worthy, and one which all will enjoy;
fear to tread. but one lhlfll ls cer- The opera is in_three acts and will
lain, whenever and wherever 'The be gearseously staged by Fred 0-
Blue Pierrots" rush_in their cly is Lathanl. .
“victory." They are respectors nelth-j
er of persons nor of causes. but those
whom they laugh at laugh with them,
for there is no venom in their sting.
and no malice in the criticism. They
are one of the miracles of the pres-‘
ent theatrical age.
“FICKLE FATTY'S FALL" IN TRI-
ANGLE'S BILL.
1!
Keystone Comedies Arc Booked Ex-
clusively In Title " ' “*4 Program.
Like all the Keystone comedies,
, This is a queer world, an there}; which are under the MenI pf ih‘el’rri
Imay be such unfortunates, just asfmgle. Hallie tattle MI “I an“
is there are some people who don't like pear excusively at the Palace ”1931'.
cavalre, but the theatrical epicureltre Wednesday. .lolly, l'al Roscoe Ar»:
. will tall? good care not to miss the. buckle keeps ihingsinoving from stait
,(lellcious "bonne bouche", known as to finish as the hero Fatty. and his:
“The Blue Plerrots.” .lmishapii. from which he manages toI
' This delightful company of enter-iconic out of with flying colors. are:
i tainers have been seen at the Palace, irresistible in' provoking intuition:
and Savoy Theatres for the past_Whiie it in comedy, there are some:
,three seasons in London, and their breathless and hair raising adventurer:
success has been unqualified, and "fill runawflay autos and falls off the
in
WEATHER A YEAR AGO is truly prophesied that their extra dock and rescues from drowning. bui‘
'l‘cmpcrature:
33. Llcar.
TODAY.
____._.L__._~.___
An important business meeting of
_ the Trinity Young Men's Club will be
held tonight.
b..—
—The Sonora and Pailiephoue willf
play any disc record. Studweli Plum“
(‘ompany
transacted at the meeting of Progress ““5”“ and music by Victor “eh
Forum, Fraternal Forum League.
c...“—
‘The monthly meeting of the Non- Di’ml‘" “d “Tl" 0"" Girl” with ‘i
walk Building a non Association will 098‘ 3"“
tonight he held in the “once. of Tay- ! 19M" “d “n “We“
lor & Golden, on Washington street. ,
The new Boys' Club, oLSt. Paul's Princess dl Montalda (nee Patrice‘ musical “on.
:plscopal church, will tomorrow night , O'Connor). wishilt'x to impress hfll new“ the house in disgust, Fatty.
’ ordinary efforts will Prov-e as enter-l the, activity of the participants baffles
LOW; 26; high. mining to the‘tlieatre goers of__thln'all/thought of possible tragedy.
country as they have on the other. Roscoe Arbuckle. as the fat boy bus»
ride. :lmlltl. iii quietly reading the papeir
when his motller~ln~lnw (Phyllis Ali
‘ lien) sends him to the kitchen to stop
era : ,
l" light between the cook and tho.
ibulcher boy. Dishes, vegetables and
pi bread dough ny throush_the air, but
ort will present Arbuclile routs the disturbera and
.1::°::::l:::::::: “The Princess turns his attentions to the. maid.’
l '
,.—.——-——-
Victor Herbert's New Comic Op
"The Princess Pat." To a. Pre-
sented Hers Soon.
At the Stamford Theatre Xmas ma
H‘hc wife (Mints Duri'ee) returns with,
bert author and composer of "Mllellm‘ motherinilaw from f ””9”",
. odl t ., “The Redifllll.” “The Primal trip and discovers Fatty: duplicity:
i“ ""‘o’ ' The maid ‘is quickly discharged, anti,
“ till!
, an or esoel- “thy‘le 3‘“ "l n “’9" will”! .
chorus of “”39”,,” 0,. potatoes with an electric fan and lull-
‘ lgles the food on the table. and’ every
,ch'estra. 'h wl thing goes szmmlh‘ly until he cells,
The “‘0” 0‘ the opera relates o 'lnto an altercation with a suesi. 11'
hold their regular weekly meeting at loving but undemonstratlve Italian; meets “m maid and takes her for "
A... 7 2 30 o'clock.
4onora and Pathephone on con-
Studwoll Plano Co.
\'(-.lllelll terms.
Tonight at 8 o'clock the Hungarian which he does as a mango! helplnll maid hurry to me“. dressing rooms“
Bible Class of the South Norwalk his friend, Tony Schmoltz. Jr» who ,: and don street attire.- The 'butcheri
(\ngremtlonal church will meet for is desperately in love with Grace‘ boy tries to intervene. but ‘3 thrust}
a u y.
husband “4th her charms. flirts withl swim to a bathhouse on the beach.‘
llc plutocrat. Bob Darrow. ‘ young: swimming in the pool, but as Patty,
ml“ 0' "'1‘! W" “ "mm“ by ““1 is talking with the timid he spies win‘
Princess to help promote the scheme, and mother-in-law. Fatty and a“!
Hoibrook. whom his father is about:
into the sho or room by Fatty anil’
is shown in e throes of partial drown
ins-until an employee of the. baths dis»,
covers lllm. ' l
There is a wild race betwaen Fatty
and the maid in one motor chair purl
sued by his wife and mother-inlay
a;
i
Christmas Time
I
in another. MotheMn-law gets out tol
fix the motor which is stalled, and the?
chair starts up and leaves her far bis-l
hind. The wife loses ntrol or thei
,
‘ v
The very best time to start the habit of
‘ Saving is at this season of the year.
H’Wh'dt Better \Gift, Than
'A BANK BOOK-1 , .,
A more cometary gift cannotbe made.
Ev... you. youmeli, would do well -to start
an account now. The best incentive to
this good {lattice of aaviilg is an account
yVl'tllthis WiCempany.
, chair. and it runs oir'ihe side of the|
" dock. Mothebin-l'aw and the dischnrlp
ed cook come up And watch thel
.;:_-': woman in the water. till Fatty pushss‘
them in the .mte‘r. He then rescues
his wife. His wife begs him .to have“:'
’ ,.
- I
. i
J I
g but finds it securely» padlocked an!
'5 bearing the information that the key
S can be tound at the drug store. He
i'l-‘her mother. . \ .
I Fatty tries to get a-llfe preserVer.
3-!
I
then throws them an anchor. Then a
. bunch of cops come motoring up, and
» ithey. too. run into the water before
they can stop the machine. They soon :
come to the surface, each one using ll‘
tire for a life preset-var. They resent,
;mother-in.law and cooki'Tlle butcher
‘ boy and maid are reunited, and ovem
thing ends up as happily, as possible.
‘ "Fatty" Arbuckle furnishes some
surprises by his agility and acrobatic _
stunts. He is ably assisted by the
butcli‘ér boy (Alfred St. John) and the
oobk (glen Covender). The way they
throw each other around and tabla
tails in all directions adds all sortis
l‘ ‘~ . . of thrills to the pictures. Everything
" ‘ ’ moves av rapid salt. and the interest
/
' » "is sustained at a high tension.
.- -——-—~—-i-,--—- .
~—_-It pays to 'buy your‘Xmas gifts wt
5: {land's Jewelry store. , “
,_ . .r'
4'7” ~ :
.nfatt'srs'ot interest were loptsven- '
rc _ dolm‘iefifiHhhtrros
ular monthly business." eating. _‘
m
lgs till Christmas.
‘Resular bulmii last night Pat” with book and IN“ by “9“”! whose charms Md started the tight; '
‘ Anthony Schmm» ‘“ “Gem “3“”! They have It great time divinl anti .
~-—.——.___—_... -
‘ " Houdini
“heron. Can; Tuesday, DeCember 21,1915.
4- ’Pllone,'all departments—454.
WWW
./
Store open evenin
Outdoor fun
l‘lcxiblc lilyers are probably the favorite or all sleds.
They seem to go with mort- speed, a greater distailvc,
with greater smoothness. M . —
lloy oil a li‘lcxililc Flycr doesn't have to take any-
boily's \viud. ' \
Girls have learned that Flexible li‘lyers are
steered. ” -
Ready in four sizes—$2.50 to $4.50.
National coaster sleds, have flexible rum-rs and
easily stccrcd~$i to $2.
VcIOCipeilcs for small boys to \vllirl along on. \vth
snow is off the ground. steel and rubber tires—$1.50 to
$3. We
Winslow icc skates. i‘Amcrican club or in hockey
stylc~—75c to $5. -
Girls'skatcs of special model and splendid quality——
75c to $3.
Roller skates that carry young folks along on walks
just as smoothly as though on ice, finer have ball boar—
ings~3sc to $1.75.
" llockcy sticks anti pucks~25c and more.
m. i. . .-.
easily
the
7-.
.a'iL..--——" .. . '
Front basement.
Sport and benefit
for men ~
It'll do ‘uliv mun good to get out at Berkshire or
Beardsley the‘lirst chance he has—~and think he's a boy
again as he shows the little chaps how to do the Dutch
Roll or coaches them on the. speed stroke. ,
Here are the skates to do it with. Dandics both ill
looks and in quality of steel—$2. $3 and $5.
For the golfer—a new club or ttvo, or some rcd~llot
balls that show on the snow like a fire at night.
For the home man, an cx'cxiscs that will keep him
in good trim and not tirc muscles too much—$1.25 to $3.
._ ~ v a. ' at“ M
For the man who tramplh— A kodak to catch some of ,
those tint; scones he is constantly finding. Autographic
style enables a man to markdatc and place right on the.
negative. Sizes of pictures range from: 2 1-4 by 3 1-4
to 3 1-4 by 5 1-2. Many degrees of lensc too. So to
$22.50.
Kodaks of regular type in a
number of sizes—$7.56
to $17.50. -
Vestspocket Kodak is so small it merits its name—
and takes a picture as clear- and clean-cut as can be. Is
Autograpbic style—$6 and $10.
Albums for mounting pictures in, large and small.
are fine for keeping a. record of vacation journeys ‘or of
the Cllristmasscs as they come amigo—doc to $3. ‘
§ To stir a man‘s blood-
M Boxing glnvcs~$3 to $8 set.
\
um
Footballs—$1.25 to $5.
Basketballs—$2 to $7.50,
For clean cutting-
,.-- .... -.._.. -.-n .,
Pocket knives of nice size and with blades of true
steel. Big enough to cut a sapling like a wink; or small
enough for sharpening pencils. age to $1.50.
Gem Junior safety razors shave clean and smooth.
$1. .
Gillette safety razors-<13 and $6. _
Razor strops, difi'crent types—40c to $1.
.12.
E? .
Front basement. ’
\
u... llowiand Dry con. Co.
s
I
BestFamlinlour,bag..-..'...\...'.....‘............i75¢
Fancy Potatoes, ”lbs. ‘ 21¢“
MagnoliaLMilkman.................;.......,.....10¢,
.PureCondenaed Milk", can........ ....... 9¢
Grandma’s Pancake Flour.3 pkgs. ..... ,_ ....... 25¢-
White Rose Pancake Flour, pkg. ,4.” 8‘»
,.-.......~..1...
, _ . insTULL
. [IMnDMTE,"5fiLlVERY.pN".
Wage :Brithir-s j
. \\
‘ ‘
l
l ‘ . I 3
one-halt hours of elervescils fun andI Dreams," “All for You." “The Shoelfor\ boys and glrISl
\ > . ‘
l
l ' Punching bags—$2 to $8. ‘ '
l
l
I table—$2 to $12.50.
' ics.
panama-#7”... “ - -1-
" Bowman’s
Phone to all
Departmenta— 454 ..
t
Service
and
Gift things
.\ perfect stun; \mulil alv up have the vow tliiligs
people wanted and its Sk'l'YlCt' \wuld ilcvcr fail. I
This store is as near perfect .i~ ‘.\'t‘ t‘illl ina'kc it. ,.
Just now, after dais uilii tlii}\' of record business, its -.
stocks are big and varied. There is ready every sort of ‘
gift—inerchaildisc—aud pit-uty’of each. Folks may choose
from hundreds and liundrt-il- of attractive nrticlcs. .4
Service, too, is cheerful ail-l thorough. li
Each member of the stall is eager to share in that
service. Salcsfolks :ire iilcrl; tlclivcry folks are hustling;
everybody is bu~_v. N
We believe it is trut- service to be at comninnd when
folks uecd usN The larger the need, the promptcr and , >
fuller tllc response should be. So it is that the store adds '2
to its force at holiilay-tiiiig adds to its big collection of 1 1‘
merchandise. 4, .:. .1
4.:
.-
...o, -. helix:-
9‘”
The shopping-(lily is lengthened through thi week:—-
we shall be open each evening, till Christmas. This is
simply adding to the ston- scrvicc and giving daytime-'5
shut-ins all equal opportunity. They are entitled to it.
They shall have it. s
‘ Camera fun
for boy's and Girls
3.1 .
lirmvilic is the boys' and girls” koduk.
With it. they g'ch picturcs that are sonictiiucs far bet
ter than those snapped by Father or Mother.
Brownies of box type-$1,25 to $4. ‘
Folding Brownies—$5 to $10.
Folding Autographic Brownies—$6 to $10.
IEX’I‘R.-\——lirownic outfit comprised of No. Box
Brownie with outfit for devcloping and printing—«$4.
0
.1
1 {Pine gifts for
toilet table
American ivory is handsome likeness of genuine. Its=
color is a dull rich yellowish white—it almost his - th°
unique grain of ivory. Jlut its cost is only fractional. -
Complete set for toilct- vidual pieces—25c to $
Indir * .
Shavng stands with adjustable mirror aro..$1 to $5.
Some of thc mirros arc magnifying; some. have clectric«'
light attachment. 7
Sni‘cliin’g salts in handsome bottles of filngi'ce silver—+—
__50c and 75c. M-
, New sets of comb and brush have metal mountinge—
_ _, $1 to $3. Those with mirror included—$2 to $5. Some
of th‘, latter in a“ new bronze-$3.50. " , ' .
- Sets for toilet-table haVC handsome wooden-back
brus that is easily kept clean, a large mirror, and a
matching comb. $2 to $3. , "
Military brushes with excellent bristles have ebon ‘
or other natural wood backs. $1.25 to. $5. ' :
Toilet waters from Hudnut and Colgate, new Odo
and tried favorites—75c. and $1. - — : ’
Petite Perfume; newly from the] Hudnut label-nt
Half a dozen new delightful odors in handso‘i’ilé tit
ties—$1 :cach. '
“Us. .‘
.r"
Center aisle, front.
The Howland Dry Goods Co
'__a
1
r
summer months. It"
not exposed‘ to “ th
weather and screens
' tomatically before it ,
tors dike i'ir‘w'agon.‘ ‘
_ . ‘. large, slimy ,,9li_“'?ld¢
, convincedtvthat there is a d'eiffr'en‘ce. Try a ton ‘ and i
.7 1, know we will addyour/‘haiue to the list. ‘ _ i
Norwalk Chronicler