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aPAVOIIL'I‘ROUBI E
Hahn; your insurance uritten by
who know ilovl to write
insurante Our thirty years ex-
whence is at your senile for the
sale price and our excellent line.
at Companies :11-yours ‘0 111111159
Think ‘h s o1er.
integuanliug your interests.
Taylor 8. Golden
Telephone No. 1230
South Nwalk Trust —Bldg.
QUALITY All! SERVIOE
Merchandise 111' sell kuwn makes.
“Hoieproof” Socks. box of 6, 81.50
guaranteed 1. 1111111111.»;
Wardrobe
$15.00
71 year guarantee
“Neverbreak” Trunk
“Cross" Gloves from $1.50 up
For indies and Men
"Kaiser" Neckwear from 601:. up
“Onyx" Hosiery from 251:. up
’l‘hcse are just a few, and our ouu
11111-11
11211111- 111' 1111-111 1111
Jossriiyiuus
.1 wastitngton‘OL» Io. Not-walk. .
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WEATHER FORE CAST.
i-‘nr Nozwalk and vicinity: lt‘air itnd'
continued cold tonight; Sunday fair,
partner in the interior;
A 1li1turban1e \ihi1h is central over
South Carolina is causing unsettled
weather with local showers on the
South Atlantic coast.
bance central over Minnesota is caus-
ing omiderable cloudy weather with’
hurries of snow in the Upper ‘Mlssisa-‘
lppi Valley and northern portion of
the lake region. Pleasant
preiails in other distrits east of the
Rock, Mountains The temperature
is rising in the western district-s, but5
continues low in the Lake region and
along the Atlantic coast north of Vir-
ginia. White itiver, (‘anada reported
311 degree-11 below zero
WEATHER A YEAR AGO:
TODAY.
'l‘crirpcrnture: 1.11111, #27; high,
51. Clear.
WW
0111 NEWS
WVW
Stanley Nettler, Bernard Schwartz,
and Councillor Jim Nadlsr are spend—3
in; the weekend with Mr. Thomas 1.!
hubs at Lincoln avenue.
. Dance, Arion Hall, tonight. Svec's
orchestra.
The Norwalk 111111111 bowling team
defeated the junior team from the
'Palace Alleys last evening at the Norol
walk Alleys, in three straight games.
Battling Kunz, of this city, with otb
er assm-iutes, is considering the pos-
sibility of running a boxing show lo-'
(any
The case of Henry
scheduled to be. heard
in Westport, before Justice of
Peace Morton, was continued,
requests of Prosecutor Harry Sher-
wood, until next Saturday. March 18,
Attorney John J. 0111190, 01' this city,
represents the defendant.
this morning
the
~Dance, Arlen Hall, tonight. Svec’s
orchestra
Employes ' of several
shops are running serious risks of be-
ing arrested. During their noon-hours.
they while away the time assaulting
pasRPI‘S-by with snow-balls. The fun
is He one-aided the victim.) have tsp-l
pooled to the police.
he made at once it the
throwing is [not stopped.
Dorothy Jones and Mary Cullen
Were committed to the County Horns.
‘ ' runs morning by Judge George H.
t.-
1‘1’
2‘
o.
Voshnrgii. Miss Rose Balog was corn-
mitted to the Home or the Good Sheri
ard. Hartford, by Judge Vosbnrgh.
but sentence was suspended for one
month. The judge has paroled. the
Jr! in custody oi her married ulster,
an. Isa-y Steiner, New Haven. Conn.
nail! Avril 8.
A! enacting oi the Omosrs’ Asso-
muuofldmlnm
mm'ulflldlnl‘tflm
IMW. 11de
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moderate ‘
11111111111111 winds, becoming \ariable “i“ be determined at a hearing held 111,, .115” 11 11111111 11111111 and 11111 11'111!
Another distur- '
upon 1
downtown ‘
Arrests are-to,
snowball 1
, 1 ,
For Sa'e
1 Acres Land and Build-
ings, fronting on Winfield
and Howard streets. Ens
Norwaik an
Sewer
Apply
"" Peoples Trust
Administrators. l) B N
79 Washington Street,
1
l
Water
Price Reasonable.
Conn.
South Norwalk
4
’ 'l‘lie Wiiatsoever (‘lrcle of King‘s
Daughters will meet. on Tuesday.
March 14, at 2:30, with Mrs.
11111. 31 Seem-w nv1-nue.
Spauld-
Edward ilbert of Fair street.
well known uptown butcher,
.cepted a position at Schaucat‘s market
on Main street, and, will assume his
bus
has 111'-
duties at the Main street store, on :1
Monday morning.
The largest 1111111b1-1' of 1111-11 which
111.11; been pr1v.1~nt llllr your, lil
:1111-11dance last night, 111 the regular
11111111 lily meeting 111' the Norwalk Mctlr
odist church's Men's Assembly. The
1principal speaker of the evening was
‘ltr Milton ,(‘oburn, who read a very
interesting original story, on New
England. ltefre.:hrrwnts Were served
later in the evening, and a most tie
lightful evening was enjoyed.
.. ~__«-..J
The vadiliiy of the undertaker's bill
\‘i t-i‘c‘,
on Tuesday morning of next week in
the estate of Pietro liesimc'to, before
Judge Gregory of the Probate Court.
Several months ago heeliueto was
,killed on the New Haven tracks at
; Lurchmonit. Tile administrator of the
.estate is the lalian Consul for Con-
.necticut, Ml1haei iliccio. Attorney
weather John J. (‘ueo, of this city, represents .,,_.,,.,,. of 11.11 bride: (icono-
:relntives
1
—-BA8KEIBALL, MONDAY
night. Jersey City (of interstate Lea-
gue, with “Chief" Muller Wright.
lirlxgiino. Reich, Roach) is. Norwalk
. Kelsey A. C. vs. Sixth Seconds. l1an1:-,
ring. Armory. Reserved sears.
Alfred l.. Stevens. of Norwalk. its
securing ten cent subscriptions of the
Marjorie Stcrrittfiattleahlp Fund. and
has already secured a large number
of signatures to the paper he is cir-
'1ulating. Mr. Sit-\ens is 11 Civil War
veteran and is taking a great inter-
est in the project recently launched
by the little Brooklyn girl for the
building of a new ibatlleslilp. Later
lon he hopes to have petitions in the
l-public schools, and enable the s1hol-
are to contribute.
in the Norwalk Methodist church
Sunday school, tomorrow at 12:05,
ihilss Mary Beth-r. missionary from
Korea, will give :1 short address, tell-
ing of her work among the/people of
~lhat eastern land. Miss Belle} has
.been engaged in active missionary
work in Korea, for some time, and it,
,1 is quite an event 110 have a missionary
direct from a foreign field. to tell of
her work The church members w'lll
also have 1 chance to hear Mitts Bell-
je1,as she \v'll giie :1 short talk it
the morning service at the West ave-
inue church, and will also address the
tmembers of the. East Avenue church, “Dwain“ "i“ “'"9k'i‘li‘1 1" N““lhilmli't
Gabrizzlo, flat the evening service Thank oiier- 10" “MR
ing envelopes should be. handed in at.
1 this time.
\
HOSPITAL NOTES.
of South Main
and
Miss Minnie Woodrow,
i-street. was admitted yesterday
operated on.
Leonard Johnson, of Very Zant St,
was discharged yesterday. ‘
l
1 Why all this verse——
1 Some bid. some worse,
._ Asks a shrewd old Norwalk sage?»
It means a show
. To which all should go.
To be held on the Regent stage..\
Come one, come all.
including the. shrewd old sage.
i (let on your way,
For thh Broadway play-— 1
A wonder of the an.
{ By verse we call:
In these few lines our’secret lies-
And to end all vague surmise. /
We'll tell the whet of ill” verssr.
“it pays to advertise.”
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Tombsoaroldsrsnouourmno.
Molnmtstsmohaaoo.
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Inca
Manama-intro and
t 1iul hour followod.
A
Gil BERT-~KEELER.
and Mrs. 1" 11
’liiuhday, .‘llhx
151111121 Auelia Keefer and Eduard
()‘irslead tillbrrt Were whirled in
1111 Frederick M. Holiister, pastor oi
the Congregational church. Only the
11111111111111.- rclalnes of the couple and
a very i'1-w close friends were invited
A1 the 11111111 111 Mr.
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111M tin->1- flhht‘illlllk‘tl at ':3(1. '5‘» 1'1
Mart. 111 the strains 111‘ 11.: l"111.illi-
l.1111.;1111 111111111. play-1i 11,1 l‘I’1'
ilnrt, pianist, and (‘iiurlcs liillxlillltl
Holinisl, 1111- bridal 111111 alllll’ilrt'll.;
toting their places ill Inc l..1_v 11111111111.
til. the sillingtnm-i ulltlt'l 11 Aunt-tin
11-11 111 laurel, 11nd \l’lulc 111111 111-1‘1
1111s. The bride 111111 a 111-.1tll.l'111
11-1-5: 111 while 1111'1- 111111 unlit-ti .1
1.111.1"1111111111'1 111 lllit-s 111 lllt‘ \.1.'1' .
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[11111, 111111 at 111-1,
111 1111‘
11111 pluicd while thr- irucsts i1a~t 11-1 -‘1
I" congratulate the newly \vedde-ll
couple. A beautiful display of
dirt: Rllh “its exhibited in the “11111-1
11;.'!, (‘lllllpl'lnl‘tl of well selected :11'1
1i1-.~ of 1111111 china, 1ut glass, ~1l\1r
.wtiit-c 1111- -11 1‘1,
\vt-l-
s1m1 111airs. Refreshments 11-1.-
served, and about 4:45 Mr. mil “in
(lilbel't lel’t amid a shower of 11111111111
‘i'or their wedding trip, ()11 tin-i" r1-
turn the) will be ill home 11' t“. l).
11.11-1l11't's. The out 11111119111 .‘tll‘HF
11111- .\lis.~ Melly Keeler. of 11111"111"l,
and Miss lluth Rcelo-t, of liosuui. 1111.11
Hilbert
int Slotrs College brother ot‘ tin-
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of Ridgeiielil.
,Kc-i-lel‘.
LEAP YEAR RECEPTION.
l A full dress Leap year reception
§wss given last night. in Red Men's
:Hall, on Washington street. by a num-
ber of young ladies prominent among
the colored residents of Nonalk, in
honor of a number of Norwalk younit
men. The affair was very largely at
tended. and dancing was enjoyed un-
til 11 late hour. Music was furnished
by Michael Iiavcssey and Frank Fer
ride, of Stamford, and refreshments
were served during the intermission .
Th1- _v1111ng indies in charge of the of 1
illir were: Misses (ltlssie Price, 1.11.1
1'lurke, Grace Dutclier, l-‘lorencc
\‘111'in11at1-en. Minnie llailey, Sarah
Ward and Mrs. Edward Arringtori. ‘
|
FRIDAV AFTERNOON CLUB l
The Friday Afieinnon (‘11111 111111 :1'
meeting, yesterday afternoon. with
Mrs. ids S. Keep, of Clay street. Two,
papers were given: 1‘
'l‘olstoi, the Seeker 11f Truth.
Miss Gertrude Dibble. L
The ilesurrettion.1
.\lr::. l-‘. 11. (itirnburt.
Refreshments“1‘l"'esci\ed and at so-
inss 1111111911 1111111. 11.1 1111} Hill. 11
f Mrs. (‘. A. McNamara, of Reed
,‘strcet. is spending the weekend in
‘Neu’ York city with friends.
Miss Alice Morgan. 01‘ South Nor-l
walk, is-visiting this week with Miss
Edna Clark, of Myrtle avenue. strim
ford.
Rudolph Svec, who is playing in thc.
orchestra traveling with “The Birth
of 11 Nation," will return here from
Plainiield today.
At the meeting of the D. A. R.,
which will be. held Thursday. March
ldth. at the. home of Mrs. Lester Hy-
att, 12 Arch street. uptownya special
musical program villi be given. A
good attendance is desired.
The junior dancing class of Miss
Mildred Aller enjoyed a masquerade
reception dance. yesterday afternoon.
.ln RedMen’s Hall, on West Washing
ton street. This was the last dance
of the season for tlhe class.
cur THIS our—rt a worm '
MONEY.
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8.1111111“; MARCH 11, 1916‘
HOWLAND’S
Entrance on Main St, Fairfield Ave. and Cannon St.
'. -.--..1.__ ...__,.
Bridsepon. COIL. Saturday, March 11, 1916.
Try Trooper !
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.11111 21.11 mil huts. :11111 rich black l)1’i‘l1lt'S«~--Ol course, '
11111) 1111 ~11.1p1\ ‘1.’ .1111 $2.40.
\1airr flour, 11-1111
Shoes for ,
tough service. ;
l‘lcirty 111' tin-11's litrc 511111-51 llt'i't‘" 111111 ~11111c built cs—
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1'1111111-11 511111- \\1111 "1'111" solo, its 1,;111111 :1 rc<iatcr 11f
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chcntccn. 'l‘liat rncans a treat. $1.35.
Carolyn “ch15 never wrote a dull story —;1n1l Curved
lilaidcs \vill bringr litany a thrill. $1.35.
A quartcttc 111‘ special interest:—
'1‘hc Shadow Riders~1>alrc1 Patterson—$1.35.
'l‘hc l'11|1rctctidcrs~—.\tinc \\';ir\vi1'k--$l.20.
Shcphcrds of the Nortlr—Ricliard .-\. .\lahcr-Sl.35.
Cam (i‘lllrkcw-John ll. t‘larkw—Slgs.
Main floor, rczrr.
The Howland Dry Goods Co.
.:——. ., -. H F.
tie SPRING
Me Call
Book~of
Fashions
“beautifully illustrat- 4'» ”d/
ing hundreds of \12
smart new designs. ‘1!“-
New issue of
Metal
Patterns
faithfully reproducing all the latest decrees of fashion—easy to :
Charming Suring Model
)lct‘nll l‘mtern No 7057. Man
other new and attractive 111
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11611-1 Miss ms. Cut out this
slip, enclose with 51: to Foley £00.,
Chicago, "1.. writing your name and
address clearly. You will receiv
retain a trial package ountaininx- y
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43:.
Entrance on Main St., Fairficld Ave. and Cannon St. , 1
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in proportion 111 pl‘11'1- of 1111' 1111111111112 I
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be such :1 chance 11151111 for lll’1vlllll\l
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with fancy shoes.
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glint-s of 111-\\ plittci‘ii. lilovcmcrr 1'1111 t111-ir 1111c Newport.
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:11111- glovcs of rope. 1111-51: are glows 111' splendid \vciglit.
notably soft and tinc t1'\tur1-. Pcurl, $51111, ivory and putty
<1rti111-:~',~— “11.51).
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Wrist fastens iiith an effective and novel strap, €12.25
tiauntlcts of white 11013511111 arc similar in style, softer
st rap
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thir—t‘lasp uhitc 1101-41111 gloves, “summer-$1.10 ,
111111 $1.50. 1 3.1 .»
Stuttnch 1,:111v1-< 111' washable. clicvrcttc in ivor'y shades f.
and 1:111 tints havc rich silk embroidery. $1.15. t-Qin
Center aisle, rcar. ‘i ‘
A boy 3 good -.,.
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116 Slllt-'- '
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'l‘lris bluc suit is made of l-luc St'l‘gc.
'l‘lic scrgc is pure \vool scrgc; not :1 tlrrcud of any-
tlring but wool in it.
That means that it will wear 11111. if llll‘illls that it .
\vill 1111111 its Color well—though it‘s only t'.rir to say that
no color is being guaranteed "fast' 1111111115115
The suit is made in Norfolk style. tout 11.15 patch -.
pockets and a smart stitched-011 111-11. “
Trousers are of new full pcg shapc 111111 11111-11. ,' :
Just one pair of trousersw—ior 1111s is not :1 Double-
Scrv icc suit
Everywhtrc about the suit. good tailoring.
stand the strain that a boy pub on :1 suit.
So good looking that 111w will wear it with satisfac-
tion an) “11ch he goes.
.\11 sizes lrofn 13 to 18 at saiiic‘pricc—
Front Buscmcrit.
it will
Made of assorted stripes-
and checks, fine ging-
ham and 64 percale.
Quantity is limited, so
come early, as these are
unquestionably the..best
values over oliered at.
this special price
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