Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Wednesday, March 15, 1916 · page 7

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LIKE A HOU E AFIBE

That‘s the way we are selling COAL. It’s a pleasure to deal will:
'rHE LEADING MERCHANTS by phone. as they render the sort sor-
v-iw and attention possible, with such orders, and cutomers re-
ceive full value for every dollar invested. We have a full line of all
kinds of BUILDING MATERIALS that satiety the finest tastes.

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Lane’s Bakery

51 Waahlngaoa

White Pine Compound

We‘re the BEE—HIVES‘of industry.

xRAYMOND BROTHERS

Phone 113-3. I31 Washington St.
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A regular weekly meeting of thoi'
First “strict Commissioners, will be
held this evening. Routine business is
to be transacted. i

The regular monthly meetink ofI
Norwalx Chapter, D. A. R, will be;
held at the home of Mrs. Lester Hyatt, t
Arch street, tomorrow afternoon at
3 o'clock.

 

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The plum-hie tournament between
members of Butler lattice and Callas
Ent‘am'plnent, will he held wmorrow
night in the Odd Fellows Hall, South
Main street. ‘ "

A meeting of the Norwalk Iti'lt-
(Ilub will he held tonight at the oilit‘c
of Frederick ll. Ganultg in South
Main street. A campaign is being
waged [or 100 members. ‘

During the month of Peburuary City
Court Clerk Louis s. Been drew or-
tiers on (‘ity Treasurer Wilfred Bod-
well to? $86.90. This sum was to cov-
er witnesses' fees, etc.

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Miss Winifred St. Claire and Her Own

Company in
“SO MUCH FOR SO MUCH"

MINTZS

Special Sale of

Untlimmed Hats
or 99¢

Value up to $1.50.

Salt Cod
Mob :3...

AR kinds of fresh.

 

At the Regent Theatre Today.

Earls D. Sipe, manager of Miss
Winifred St. (‘lalre and her own com-
pany, will present the lionxacre The-
atre' success "So Much ior So Much“
written by Willard Mack. author of
“KICK—In" and Miss St. Claire will be
seen in the stellar role of Mary Bren

 

LADIES’
9 Inch Lace

BOOTS

In All the Fashionable
Shades.

5.9—3

Glover’s

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"So Much for So Much" is a drama
whose humor is said to permeate its
entire ilbre. it tells the story of a

the altar of .the. aggregation and she is
«receded to be the foremost com~
New Bedlol'd . edienne on the English speaking stain .
self-reliant girl who thinks she knows —Ulher notable features are Henry,
the ways of men and can will “but Frey “The German Sense” with an it
W ishe. needs for the support of 135' taut lreeislable monologue—Earl & Bart

.‘lly by. “if?" ”"0 {Nth I" “0' much ilett "The Wan; Doodle Pair" Bert &'

‘and llmmnx the amount given for. liottie Walton, eccentric comedy

.what she gets to the minimum. SheI dance and '0"
Inn and Round , . . i; artists—4nd Henr ill
“ A" a clean “ou'ed' “'9“ ‘nie'I‘wm‘d ’l‘oomer and his company oi coled'

al-I .stenographer I" 19"“ with ‘ yuun":lans in “The AWakening of Mr. Pipp.’ .

luewspsper "90"" who has “0‘ I Special photo play productions will be;

 

 

 

 

genougb income to take the burden of? presented at the house in conjunc,
{her shoulders. H“ barns ”I" 5” ltion with this gigantic Vaudeville.
: that she is certain to lose in the game bill. and for Saturday, the manage-1
m“ I” 91“?"‘3- D‘” be I” loyal 1” lnellt will have the distinguished boil
. her and tries to help her. Ills fore IN. ‘0 present for the. first time on an) .
;sight is vindicated through the girl's smge' “The United States Marincbf
,t-mployer, a wealthy man, whom the l‘ilder._ll‘ire." a special photo play pro
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girl defends even against her own tluction in live reels allowing the Unit-

 

BRIDGE MARKET ,mtittior, until us too dvumndts ”Wed States intervention in Haiti This

71 North Main St. :I’rfg- n .‘ act I trod W m ‘picture is the only reproduction of‘

'7 . n y 1“ "5 n ““9“" “S “ ” our own boys on The Firing Line and

Free De" “7 P110 e a [household of a middle class lrlsll it is “m to be thrilling beyond deai
'AI'I“”““ family "I “mm”- ”W crlptioa. Special military arransc'I

 

—+‘ree l'honograph Voting Coupons
start tomorrow on page. two. I
Cyrus Gray, the well-known trolley-
man, has again lesunlcd his duties, ah
ler an attack of piomains poisoning
~ with which he has been confined to
his home for about two weeks. ,
lloyden Jensen. of ltlf Washington
street, while working at the Norwalk
Ituhlier Tire Company. suffered lL
broken foot The family physician,
Dr. .I. W. \‘ilhner, is in attendance.
Mid-week Lenten service tonight at
Grace church at 8 o‘clock. The preach-
er will be the Reverend Mr. Bennett.
rector of Grace Church, Jersey City.
The music will be rendered by mom-
liers of the Junior (inlld. Everybody
welcome. ‘ .
~~Prepare for luster tI:tllt'Pii now, at}
l‘olley'e. Expert lady lndructor.
Please notice thee hull :t- of the day
for the surgical dressing work. The
meeting will be, held with Mrs. G. S.
Kendall, til Elmwood avenue. Friday,
March 17. Work ready at 2 o’clock.
More old material is needed, cotton
and linen. ‘
Last evening at the meeting of the
(‘lly council Mayor (‘ari Axel Hars-
trom distributed amoni.r the council-
u'lsn passes to all the games to be
played next season by the Norwalk
High school baseball team. The
thoughtfulnes of the High school team
in this regard was appreciated very
much by the officials.
in connection with the regular busi-
ness meeting of Our Sisters' Rebec-
ca tliodge, No. 55, which will be. held
this evening. a social pregranl will be
enjoyed. Dancing, games, music and
refreshments will be a part of the en-
tertainment, which promises to be one
of great interest. A full attendance is
requested at this meeting. ‘1
—~li‘nee Phonograph Votingfioupons
start tomorrow on page two. t
Mr. and Mrs. lHarold Hall, of Rats:
avenue, are the happy parents of a
girl. {born yesterday afternoon. Mrs.
Hall was formerly Miss Alice Darrow.
a granddaughter of sx-selectmap 0..
‘W. Raymond. Mr. Raymond is no}:
a great-grandfather. Mr. flail. who la
a premium Bellman, ls passing the!
'snokes' ‘ltli a smile.

 

 

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lioes Macadam?

It does; it grows more cer-
uinlythan anything
youcanplant. Amanmay
phntoormthewesthsrmay
ruin his crop. it may he
nighttime army worm
maymarchoverit. Beta
defiarsavedisadollarsafa.

“ PlallISclae Today

Money deposited with us
‘ “ grows; it can‘t do any“
but grow. because we add
semi-annual interest ai ‘

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daughters and a son, the llrcnnalh ments and decorations will be made

 

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‘ TOWN SUEC CITY FOR TAXES.

,court, because the city of New Haven

‘ city refuses because the land is being

~stile he live: alone on his farm from tern. Fania Merino

 

 
 
 

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‘Mnly is practically the supporting at the house on the occasion 0‘ the‘
branch oi the little household. lilting presentation of the picture Saturday,
the position of lypist in the large IluM 4— ,
ness house of William Steadlnan .\ t
more womanly woman, healthy, sane. 5‘ Patrick's DIV Entertainment.

.uliolt-some, forceful (as played by Nolwalk vaudeville lovers will be-
liiss St. Claire) you are not likely to alven a rare treat. Friday evenillit. 8!

 

 

Handout Alleges New Haven Should
Come Across with $800.

NEW HAVEN, alirch 15.-—The

town of llainden has instituted an

we HAVE PREPARED
OTHER YOUNG PEOPLE
TO EARN 325,00 PER
WEEK—

wnv NOT YOU?

BUSINESS
KNEW-[OBI

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MERRILL COIIHIE

South Norwslk, Stamford, Port
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not) damage suit against the city of
New Haven. .

The suit is made returnable to Ham-
den's own town court. Echoes, how-
ever, will be heard in the supreme

see in the average play. Without Lockwood's Hall, when the annual at.
arrogmit-t- shc dominates. t-lhe is ill Patrick's Day entertainment of the

man.
iiuge cannot take place until he (All local dilislon in the iorni of a fire“
l‘i‘llrw her of lht‘ renptlnilbllltltw :tl (-Iusfl vaudeville show, TWO “(-13 of‘
tat-lied to the prop of the family. ill‘ 'the best vaudeville obtainable have
third factor in the equation I’IiItI. ill been secured, m Ilurke, Tooey g, ('0.
tile. shape of Sit-udlnun. Mary rt tlu- littz-b producing bagpipe artista’
ceives his attentions and goes out and iii: dancers, and u". Three Kay's,
\tllh him to illi‘lllrt‘l and restaurants Wm. Michael O‘Flynn Kill. 3,. u".
the old 3'0”" Hughes "“1"“ hmtieuture and leader of the trio, who is
fate, but he watches: and by and bqupumfly known as the John ”rpm...
Siefldm'm ""0““ him-“Mi ”" ”kesitllacl. of vaudeville. Aside lromthese
.ilary nidtorlnx. “WWI“! “‘ “ run two acts of exceptional interest andl
house, when a terrific s'lilrlti “'H'iworth. a three n.“ feature photo plav.l
lakes ttlem; and in a strong, BCPIII"en‘.tI',‘| "A “mum," of Old Ireland”
over their dinner, StPIdllhtn tlit-s the with Gm", Gauntlet and Jack Clark ,
lime esperienl lilittery and u stolen twu “r ”H, mm“ popular “we" [writ
“5“ ”WWW proving 1" “my hmvfflf’lllf'ln of the dav in the leadinlt
true calibre. llcre 'l'onl rulers no role! has been scheduled and
coinpanieii by the broken hearted Ger name alone I. ”W 0 _ s’quality A;
man father and brother of a girl medley of mm airs. lways populur‘
whom Stegdmnn has paevlously as long an Ireland “ remembered
wlonxo-tl iln tley expose to sum: , " ',
business man to be it white silver :23 ":i'lllutvrhgtfufie"; the program;
ol‘ the Worst illt. Tom and Mary d'LtJov human to the uI 1MP may "I"
purl, leaving the human spider to m‘ Music will be rumih23t:)_°:‘?v:=

:wenve his \\l'l) J’or the next victims. . t
‘ Tomorrow "llaxitit- l'cDPrr". Rose Lirdslfirmsr" llioih for ”‘0 dancing;
Stillll's greatest starring Vehicle, will, ‘ H me Odie"

absolutely, positively. and linally re-
fuses to pay the bill. ‘
Attorney Charles F. (‘Iarke for Hunt
den. filed the suit with City Clt-lk
l'ltllman yesterday. in the papers it
!I set up that New Haven tIWt-s llam-‘
den taken front 1900 to l9l3 on a‘
piece of land described more fully in
tile land records. 1
ill explanation Attorney (‘lurke said
the city purchased a piece of land ad-
joining Springslde, that the town line
was so changed as to brink this tune
into llalnden, and that, as it Is not.
being used for ulnlshoutie purposes,
taxes should be paid thereon.
Corporation Counsel chilier said
tllut a year ago demand was made on
the city to pay taxes on that piece of‘
woodland added to Sprlnxslde. The

used for the benefit of the poorllotise.
but the town of Hamden diners.

WILLIAWBALDWIN STANDS PAT.

 

 

COVENTRY. March 15.—-\\'lliam be given, and on l-‘rlday the great t
Baldwin has set a record at staying ““1“de "Over NIL'ltt" will be seen .5 “I"MI Want Ad. for mom,
i , ._ , i‘nr lite first time. 1 - -.- ~57..-” . ,-._-. a
mule ullltll is likely to remain un- __ .

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disputed by this generation. which be-g Lockwood's Hail. The Banner Home.
Ileu‘s the more places you so the. Tum}, m Lockwood's Hall. l'ather

Will offer a new 5 part (ioid Rooster

l'uthe l'hotoplay called “New \'ork."f

llukcn from Al H. Wood‘s great metro»;On “116““: do h I i d
politan dramatic success at the same. )‘5: W M (m il‘t‘

”0 years and then he w" compelled name. Miss Florence Reed is the? 0f hurryan to and fro.

to do so because of an accident which i lending woman of ”m. new photoplay My steps Will wander, toward

befoll him. Since the death of his; and has excellent support in John Mil-j place

II. For?“ Wlnant‘ Where broad and cookies grow

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choice. He believes in living altnteflgi {9-)}: k’fiam- “guild?“ “it“?

and Is not compelled like so many to’ I v' ~ r 95 no ’ I p 9" ,Outnido "19 “If ‘3 damp and Chill.

' atmosphere for many of the scenes
go outside or IIIH 0"“ CONN“! ‘0 D. were taken in a famous "tango parlor"t With softly falling sooty,
satisfied. ; at “The Great White Way." The 3‘“ there I! beat, VIII! Odo!“ sWect,

, _ 'siory is well knit and works up to itsI Where bread and cookies grow,

more fun you get out of life. Mr.
Baldwin has been away from this
town over night but once in forty-

Made Bakery

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III BIIIIII IIS
Mill IIIIIIIIIIS II

DON'T STAY GRAY! IT DARKENS

{amazing climax in a powerful way.-
3 Perhaps the most remarkable feature Thora'rs loaf cakes nice and cup cakes;
of the picture is the convincing way. toga, }
in which the director plays up it! -, . ‘
[many important details. “New York" Airthbiscuiul in ‘ N" I
is well worth seeing and there should n o ' '° many toothuome things, I
be a capacity house at Lockwood's I find at 5 M03709-
Httll tonight to witness boot perlormt“
allces. Tomorrow William Fox will.

 

 

 

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BO NATURALLY THAT NO- .
offer Violet Homer in the dramatic,
Bonv CAN TELL play in picture to... called um am. ASK NR and our 4
You can turn gray, faded hair beau- tile Heart." On hiday Paramount; "OR”
tlfully dark and lustrous almost over Incl” Florence Rocl‘twell in “He Fella
“I t u 1 at b I! 40"? “’ lh HIE \ v"8" and on Sat-g. V '
,, "1 .vou ' g ‘ 5° “m on“ °’ urday v. 1.. s. E's production of "The ' m ORIGINAL
Wim' “‘8' "“1 Sulphur 0°” itinerant; Lady" will be the bill. “Al-TED MILK
pound" at any drug store. Millions of
bottles of this old. famous sue Tea p...“ Theatre. In W out you some”

 

The two in one, policy recently
adopted 'at the Palace in South New
walk, has‘tsken s firm grip on local
theatregoers. and from all appear
ances the popularity of this form of
“entertainment bids falr’ of'beoonlu
a nature. The management oi the
Rises is deserving of praise for their
splendid enort in this Motrin dir-
ection, fortheyhave flvedmptoev-

recipe are sold annually. says a well-
known drunist here, because it dark-
ens the hair so naturally and ov~
only that no one can tell it has been
applied.

nude whose hair is, turning gray.
penumbra-fled. dry. county and
thin have a surprise awaiting than,
uses-saw one who applications
the gray hair vanishes and your looks

_ ~ .BUY}
* Hazelton
Coal

”mammal“
in WIT-ran sum. as

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love with Tom Hughes, a new splpt r Norwalk Division, No. 1, Ancient Or-‘r
But she tells him Illt‘ir nl.tr der of Hibernians, is presented by the RIIUIIJ’ TYPIHRITIRO _ L c

 

lulu. U‘rwooa
Mien. all also
makes. sold. rented
3 repaired. Rentals. 3.
per month. Iachineo
sold at ts per month.
JAI. DONNILLY

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W. .0- H... M...
IIBGIII BIOS. till“!
i: Croos 8t. 13 Woodward Ave.
'Phona 1528. South Not-walk, Ct.
STORAGE AND REPAIRING. FORD
WORK A SPECIALTY.

Tires, Tubes and Supplies. Prom-0
Mics a Feature.

 
 

 

 

The little Shop»

K. a A. cuvsn se'no. MAIN sr

 

NOW SHOWING

EXCEPTIONAL VARIETY lunar the commuter - chum u .

A‘t Verp Attrtctive Prices.

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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CONGIILEUM R U ‘

In Many Sizes and Patients

The A. .l. Angevine & Son ,7

134~136 WASHINGTON ST. 80. NOR

 

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ll. lyngc Steam Dyeing & Cleaning-

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amt Dunn Gloves. Ila-w and Laos curtains Mk
Telephone ms. R. LYNGI. Prep. I” State I.

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Cuban Brown Kid Boots

The very latest high cut models that are so badly . . '
TRIPLETOE HOSIERY TO MATCH. .

The “Tripletoe” line includes the most satisfactory
ings made in silk, lislc or high grade cotton.

ASK TO SEE THEM.

 

CONNEALLY & 3qu

South Norwaik. Conn.
st wasamoroa eraser

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

The Reed_&
Electrical (‘4.

The Only Full, am
ELECTRICAL woe:
In the You
sure surruss
Phone cos—ac do. my I
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CALL US UP
and we will rush our trouble
nan right amtmd when some-
thing like this happens in your
home. If your
PLUMBING
is defective. antiquated, unsani-
tary or worn out, have us make
necessary repairs or Install a
new system of
MODERN PLUMBING
JOBIINO A SPECIALTY

HORACE R. NASH

Plumbing and Heating
Tel. 1354.
North Main Ci.

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Tile

Norwalk Pair“ 7

Money Leaner! on A -
l VALUE
'Tools. Musical I
L elry, Etc, on

7 . . Jos.lloscuilell.
The New R" “n". I40 Water or. x. a.

DEFINITION OF CHIROPIAGTW;

Chiropractic is the definition of the
cause of the discus and the art at

“Justina the same. Disease is caused COIIIIIISIIS I

by a wrench, twist or sprain in tilt have been received by us
back. Even if done in childheoc 1haired Iunkman. small or?
it creates pinched nerves and pain It- "ho “"5 ‘ brown ‘ '

t l ‘ wk
later life in the different organs aac “so" ““h “c“. In “" a.
. d ‘6 ‘
. or our name. To incur. .

be sure our name is on. I“ '
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‘lduplicslc receipt in.
disease and pain. health is restored .we pay the manner

 

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GIRMANIA [Will

in. FLEURY, Proprlstor.
EUROPEAN PLAN
Rooms 50c day, 31.50 inch and up

 

 

Railroad Ave. 8o. Nerwalk

 

 

 

FAST FREIGHT LINE TO NEW
YORK.

Freight boat Team Pier 21 hot
River, New York (foot of Catherine
8%.) every day except Calida], at 3 p.
on. Freight received at Nomik up to
5 p .m. and at‘ South Norwalk up to
6:30 p. in.

coerce F. Foota. General Agent.
Till MINING J. SMITH TRANS

MATIOI UNI. Ina.

 

Spring Suits
also: MW. Ever mg,
Credit
Goldy & Brennan

42.30011! MAIN 81‘.

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through harmonisinp til: nerve Iys
iim. Etiroa

tons in your body. Female troublet ;

siren special attention; also «warm. ,

of the spin. You will never rem! 3 Row" St. E N ' v
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[spastic treatment. is was also.

T. Francis. D. C.

I4 Washington at. no. Norwalk. Conn
Graduate from Palmer School. 0

 

 

 

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Ill.“ DOIIEIOI HIE gamma” W
on
ALL POINTS 37 Fort Street a

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VIRGINIA-

Get Your Reservation Through the
Mania.

1. a Layton & Count.

REAL ESTATE I. INSURANCI}
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bright as
IRADEMAM mt. villas:
We carry a oil-rm stash
on. lulu-opus. as us” '
tripleoate ssucepans. ato.‘

Albert 1".

Pleas. toss:
3Q Wuhlngton St.

llave "
141 w‘ , t.” I It

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Be Smelter A ,
FRISBIE’S _ ‘
Jlade in the cum Plan
from the beat fresh fruits
obtainable. .

Ask Your Grocer for M
Insist on them at your rea-

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