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3323‘ t 31:; who'll-ants”: mt "m rac ve s y es in a no an s or spring wear Made l Entrance on Main St., Fairfiel d A". and Cannon St. 3 n a 95 on 31“ a" e d AVG- and Carillon St
tat-unnt-e Our thirty years er- of fine lawn, organdy and V’lk. Embroidered and trimmed l
pneuoe n at your sonice for the _i
. same price and on eaceiieit line '
' of Companies are your.- ‘.u thyme
from Think 'hi: o‘er. it means ‘
with lace. Plain white and colored stripes ......... 93¢ B'MS'PW‘ 09ml
Tub Silk Waista.”tfitt1rltripea in various colors; regular
Thursday. March 16, 191..
Don’t be blue m.
but wear it
Thursday. March 16, 1916.
safeguarding your interest 5.
Taylor&Golden "
Telephone No. 1230
South Nomalk Tract Bid].
styles with rolling collars that can be worn high or low
82.25
J. 1. MALLET’I‘E
Easier tO ask
ou.l'T' All] SERVIGE ‘ l inru't’ could see uh) aniliod) tullxctl oi lit-it'll; ltluc.
Merchandise oi well known inaltca. — _ "W’- "‘" “llllllllifil had all attack til the llltgl’llllx 'l o inc. lllllt‘ 1‘ ‘
“Holeproof” Sock! DO! 0' 6, 311.0 “its \lur) Hill. til \oiwalh. -‘l’t‘lll tillt‘ ltl lilt't'lltl'tfl'lt‘nl Ul t‘t)lt;[\ ilk htilit'iul. Zilltl ll]\lllrl“;.:. l
:ltlaFnliltr‘d .. nionlii~ L , ‘S'llldlt \lllli hit aunt. lire. A it (lor- illltl W” “l ltlc \“llllllf4 tibia-Ill about lIlUl' Ulltl l jll‘l ,. .
“Neverhreak” Wardobe Trunk F S , lmin. i “liltill -‘ @Hll ‘t‘t‘ \\l|_\ toll“ talk about a lit ot lllt' lilill‘ ” l-
$15.00 or a e ~—~- \‘~ ho l~ lhtlt' to -l1~zi,:ri-r \\llll llll\ till‘t'l ting \\tilll ‘
' )Nr Sitar-1‘5“ \li's Eli/.aln-lh Fillllgt llil.‘ it’llll'Ht‘d (lll' .
"Croos" Gloves from $1.50 up 7 At‘rra‘ Land and ltuild M .\:i walk utter >pendine ant ontli liillt‘ t~ «‘ht'ctiul. lt t~ ll titt'ltll and Ithltll'lllg! ‘
lur laidies and Men lugs, ”mm"; W “'mfiot.‘ will Mr and .\lr- Frank t‘ l-‘nrh 0t \\ hat a >t‘r\lt‘calilc hue it l\ tun? l|u\\ it lldlllltlllllt \ pk \ pm n .p f I 1 1. H h .5 l ll" [Mi Hui] ‘ 3
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"Ketoer" Neckwear from 50c. up and Houatd ~lrri~tm Ear lewd lllll \‘lwtun. \lllll one ~ other appatcl Him tnctl} it .itrpc.it~ \\h\ l' \ _ \
,, . _ --._ . 5 - l it \t '; ~\ ll 'cl viii~ '
"Onyx Hosiery from 25c. up \nrualk ‘i‘fllt‘l anti . _ ‘ “' \ “H" . 5 5 ‘ , i i ' i h
71"5" “r" “'5‘ 3‘ {V‘f‘v ““0 “Ur ““31 \‘enet' pm“, llt‘lt~tlll.litlt‘ H“. t't)ll.llii.~a‘lttn 0" fi-‘ll“rl“5 Bud ill-ll ”H14. ilt' \\ll\ lllllt‘ l\ .l 1.1.“; llt' t..r \\|~lllt'll \ \ll l1 l'.l_\ ~ .1 lll.tll lit lxlltlu \\ itL‘lt lli lll.l_\ .l\i\ :tiltl
i..iit.~ lutt'k in 'lnl. ill " ‘ ' game hcld a nltl’llllll. iii the capitol with. lot gttlx this“. in; “mi. U} Sillllllfl Wright. 4..
Apply 'l'uesiay. Supt. John .\I. ("rampton \.it_\ little tit~l now oll‘t-h ttwll Ill thew \\t‘l_‘_‘lll\ illltl \\ - . 1 . -
The mode a report on his rel-en‘ trip to \\t.l\\\ .ind I'llt\‘\ ‘ “ ”"1 m“ “'""“‘l l" ‘i“' l-““ ”‘5” 0'1“; lltll‘ l“—
Peop‘es TI'IISl L0 \\'.i.~ltinuton. where he tonl'errcd with . . . \u'” gelling
. . 5 5. . , 5 Yardwtde serge—55c. Gabardine poplin serge epingle5 .
\i i it it V in.- tederal aulhmitlen iii rezatd t0 . ' 5 lltmlnntl illitlii-s ..H- good. 1],” “- .tpluhdnlflp.
\tnt that! Um: . . 5_ _ . . . Poplin crepe panama and serge, 40 crepe and bedtord cord, 54 inches . . . -
lhc rlnnni. ill of .~.iltiiuii fry troni ( ali- . Hill It ti\ ul .\nr\\.ill~. tin-ti !'.-it I. .it nul that \lot'c
\ 79 Washington Street, [Ul'lllt to this date ‘ulll‘l for wl'ii'h the and 42 mm" w'de45c' Wide,—$l.50. ' ' ' l \' l ~ ‘
“’53P" DAVI‘ r ii in; . t . i l Henrietta, wool poplin. crepe serge 'm Miami" H“ “U“ 1mm “U H I?” I] I ‘ihm' L“-
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5 South Norwalk Conn. .K“ 5 “Wt” ‘1 "Tl” l lldl “W H” and poplin, 42 inches wide.-——$1. Fancy crepe, serge. poplin, and \ttll it. in 1] till“ \\.t!ll to lu- ~11tc ill tltti \\n. ll thty
95 Washington 51‘ 5°, meflui —' ‘r‘r ~ gabardme, 54 inches wide,—42. g~lt lot' it ill \\t at tht tn thix i illl‘ .inii Nttnnnt.
.Pmneila, beater-d cord, serge crepe
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vine-.-
“rm
.,, 'l'ctniict‘aturc.
lto- \\ i:.c‘ Try our ipt‘tlitt’ll'h or cyc- . . _ ( _
- . . . “-‘—“ "1.... . <old 'it “nun...“ MW“. Sc- and gran-ct. Hand 54 tncheo wlde,—5 Broadcloth, aponced and ahrunk,—l \pt'tng tut-twill . lllt lit . mt lllt ' lmth .1. it) ldlutc .ttitl
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WEATHER i‘ORiaLAbl ll‘t'l on at Ill‘alltlh. \\ ushtnuton ht. ‘ 25 "1 55 "d ‘2 in Hill
l‘oi \orwalk and utility.
ltiltn‘r lUlllell,
Fair and
with atrong nttthwcst
Milldn’. l-‘ridiiy fair, not quite so cold
iii itite tor Weather conditions: The
inlet storm which was central yea-
t.-rd:ty iti \‘irglnia moved up the coaat
and i.~ now central off lite coast of
Maine lt taused snow and sleet in
0 the eastern portion of the Lake. reg-
ion and along the coast from North
l‘arolina to Mattie. There is no other
Mullll on the tnap this morning east
of the Rocky Mountains. The tctn-
pwraturc in low in all districts east oi
the \lississippi river. Freezing tem«
peratures with killing frosts extend
in far south or Northern Florida Zero
temperatures- were reported along the
northern border of the Lake region.
WEATHER A YEAR AGO
TOD Y.
Low. .28: high.
tail
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“4. Fair.
. A ..on was born last night to Mr.
"and Airs. William Skidd. 1 36 Burrltt
at- :nic. “other and baby are doing
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The Hospital Whlst club will meet
wi=lt Mrs. John Sherman. 56 Putnam
avenue. tomorrow afternoon. All who
uill attend kindly notify the hostess. ‘
~Start clipping coupons today for
the Free 8250 Edison Diamond Disc
l’honograph. .
lit the article which appeared in yes-
terday's Sentinel concerning the
prices oi fish in’ Norwalk it was stat-
ed a 100 per cent. raise had come in-
t to chect in the price of "carp." This
should have read “cod" firth instead.
Peportq frotn a meeting of the Odd
l-‘eilotva' Hall, held yesterday, iii
.\'t w Hmeu, were considered at the
meeting la‘ut night of Butler Lodge.
The members voted to patricipate in
the Angct‘inc contest. as outlined iii
The Sentinel.
The. taking of three parcels of land
in (:mtctt for railroad purposes was
the subject of a hearing by the pub-
lic utilities commission,
There was no opposition. The com-
mission held a hearing on the method
of contraction of a bridge over the
riter road in Stratford.
Owing to the unfavOrable, weather
conditions of last evening. the attend-
ance at the regular meeting,“ Our
‘ Slotera’ Rebecca Lod e. No. 66. Vii
rather small. After th Wool-
nese. of the meeting had been con-
cluded. a delightful aoclal hour. with
instrumental and vocal selection- and
refreohmonto, was enjoyed. A full.
dress rehearsal will be held next
We 'noeday evening. in prparation for
the dome work which will be nah
tanned on March 29. when the au-
se'nllly olcera of the organization are
to.“ fluent.
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m a rpmnowa oer-ran oav
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hem Willow“. bod
Mummflnmm.
wwmuhomwm
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Tueadu. '
“went "on" today. ii i
you mm from indignation. etch &‘ 5"“
into motion-e mmtor on Apr“ 18- abould nom- be without a box
Kratz, of the laboratory dcpatlinent
of the Nt)r\\;tlk Tire & liti‘vlwr L‘o,
inati-rialy £I>~i>lt‘tl his team In lhc dc
trait of tlic cohorts front the t'llgillv
wring department tor the >aiiie coli-
l|_\‘ rolling a high three string
total. of f..‘ laet night. at the Nor"
walk Alli-y.» l‘lie engineers put tip at
gaini- battle. but luck wan againsti
them. and the result was three gatneai
.N'li‘dltzlll for the laboratory men.
Schmidt, of the engineers. rolled high‘
lllllKlt- string. at 208.
tieoige t'. Fall.- of Bridgeport. who.
while under the influence of llqll()l'.l
drove a truck of the l'nion Metallic
(‘tirtrldae company into a bicycle run;
by a Polish workman. was granted a
hearing Tuesday aftt‘rnonn. by See-
lclfln of h‘tatc (‘harlen D Bllrllf‘tl on
his applitatinn for the restoration ofi
The secretary said thatl
Mia: Margaret Henry, proved her-
sclt‘ to be a coming bowler yesterday.
when she rolled a high schore of lift,
for the afternoon. at the school tcacn
t‘l‘S' session at the Norwalk alleys.
'l‘eii candidates were initiated last ""1"
evening at the regular meeting of the
\orwalk Aerie of Eagles. Refresh-
ments were served at the close of the
business meeting.
trirrier (‘larence Crotoot. of .he
downtown post office. who this been
.oittined to hits home for the past set/u
eral weekl. with an attack of illncsa,
is rapidly recovering.
Mat (‘ulllnan and Dorothy Juneau
tut) Second District girls, who Were
sent last Saturday to the l-‘airlield
(‘ounty Home, oit \\'cStpoi't avenue,
took their departure from that institu-
ltis llt‘Fllne.
Iltlll last night, llllllt‘kllll“ll to the
home authorities Ti... matter has he would restore the license as soonl
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in..." ”ported to the lmllt‘t‘. and an in as h\ retened a letter from tl ‘
l'nion Metallic t‘artrtdim (‘0. testify ;
res-ligation will be made at once. ,
in: to l-‘nlls's character.
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"lT PAYS TO ADVERTISE."
‘\'hcn l’ T. llat'nitm had a show
ll'i growth caused such surprise.
'i litil people asked hiiii how it was
it could attain such size.
The prayer service held }'|‘>ll‘l‘t'-fl}'t
:it‘ternon at the \‘orwalk .\l E. church}
“in- lnrucly attended. by a number of
pcismts who have become hitch-uteri
in the evangelistic met-ting»: “‘lllt'll‘
ar now being held in tho Methodloi,
churches throughout the city. Rev.
Ralph (l. Hartley.
He answered, while a merry twinkle
Sparkled iii his eyes.
You see my motto's alwaya been
"ll Pays to Advertise."
lit-pent Theatre
was the speaker at.
lH‘Sl evening's service. and the after.
service wae conducted by the Rev 9.:
P. Fairbanks. Tonight. the “Pt. li‘
l~‘. hit-Gregor. will preach. the vocalj
uelections will be renderd nt- Miss.
Miller. and Harry Sterling. '
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FOND RECOLLECTIONS.
One night in meditation
As i sat down alone.
Somehow l wandered back
To my boyliood'a happy home.
i saw a country village
With its fields of wheat and rye
\ttd heard the mush of tie reaper-3‘
As they sharpened tip tit . 'r scythea
March 20
Before Judge (leorue ll. \'o.sliurglt.
iii the city court, .‘Saturday morning.
arguments on a demurrer filed in the
cane of lira. I. M. Hoyt vs. lleitry
llsenburg. will be heard.
Members of St. Paul's Guild met
yesterday afternoon at tile home of
lit-s. Lewla Adams. 112 East avenue.
and conducted regular business. Dttr-
ing Lent the guild will meet every
Wednesday at Mrs. Ai‘iams' home.
-—St:-.rt clipping coupons today for
the Free $2.70 Edison Diamond Disc
l‘honograph.
I saw my baby brother
With his little curly head
My father and my mother.
\\'lio have many years been dead.
The orchard and the meadow.
And the little brook near by
Where I used to wade in summer
When the earth was hot and dry.
Church benevoleiices wax the sub-
iect that received attention at a meet-
ing of the. official board of the First
M. E. Church of South Nortt'alk, which
was last night held in the church on
West avenue.
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Official confirmation could not‘ be
i-ecired‘thia “10?an of a report to
the effect that a section gang of local
ltallans employed by the New Haven
railroad have gone on strike. It is
said they are receiv-hig $1.60 a day and
demand $2.00. .
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i saw the dear old homestead
Behind the maple trees
Where I often played in autumn
Among the fallen leaves.
And when the vision vanished.
.1 could ttot help but sigh.
r-‘n For those fond ecollections
Harry Earle hung up 8 "’00"! 385' 0! the good od days gone by.
terday afternoon at the Norwalk Al- \
leya. when in three consecutil‘o games Many years have passed since then
he put up the high scores of 223. 208 Now I am old and at”.
and 203. The record Is as 2003 a One? And of the folks I used to know
as I!“ ever been made 0“ ”‘9 uptown Nearly all have passed, away.
alloys. r And when It comepmy turn to go
i If I'm not prepared to die \
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Postmaster Andrew beau has 1"
celvad a circular containing the in: In the yeara 1 lot 80‘ by.
formation that examinations for the CW SMITH
poaltton of anal-aunt honor in the, CHILDREI; WHO ARE SICKLY
'llxhthouao ”"00 Vi“ 1’9 held “ Mother! who Value their on com
Tomoktnoviuo. N if. at the once of .‘ort and the welfare of their children
of
Application: will be rodent! up w mum day's Sweet powder-u roi-
,tt tan-cum! that apple Children. for use throughout the m
' in the headline of Ion. no, mat: up ooldr. relieve m-
With nullified aflahwl. constipation/teething die:
éhw him tn‘ooe l cram. headache and stomach trouble-
Aa- tnd oodoymotamroraamn. Thane
There is no one but myself to blame. ,
I.ctt itlrll’, rcar
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Handsome die-stamped
Stationery-69¢
Fillllt't‘lt'\t'rl~0”\\ llit\'t'd.'\l\t‘(‘ it prove“ till. tilt
\lJlllllllllg stsititlttcr) at small cost. It «in he Iltlllt‘ for
.llllltt~l £i\ hlllc il\ printing?
livr-llcttt \t'otltl l’:\t‘l'_\ litn- of each lcltci' mixcil .‘u
cit-.it'l} :itltl ~hat‘ply in though damped “till :i ~tccl dic.
\ltlllttgl'dllh'. singlc lt'ilt'l‘\. \t‘\t'r.ll ~t)lc~.
For a time ~t Inc IItlth‘ of paper \\l'll to
tn.il\‘h ul‘ a hall quitt- oi paper and half llllll't‘ oi cnrrcs
puntlcttt‘c cards. with cutclnptw to lilittt‘hw \69C
.\'c;it' hairlicld .'t\t'llllt‘ dour. ‘
Cheery old-timey
rag rugs
Log talun nip: quaint and colonial ltut llltltlt'l'llllt'tl.
\\mcn from fresh clean hriglitvhuctl tags printed
tltti'tltg t‘t'sttttth .it the tnilli.
Sonic ("\ilt'l duplicates. in
_\c:ir_~ ago on hand looms.
intcrtniu-d.
\ lllltllltt‘l‘ with jit~t one color
mutt'mt at cach cttd.
.hllltlll); thcsc such \lliltlt'< ;i~
grcci't and pink and light ltluc.
lixccllcnt t'ot‘ bedrooms—and iit all ~i/cs from 2.2 [.2
by 3o lllt‘llt's to t. by i: t'cct— 75c to $10.
(‘ill'pt‘l ”all, lllll‘tl lltnll'.
‘Kazan SOC
t'll\t‘lttl>t‘\
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thtm- \\ ot'cn
more colors
pattern. of
”tltt' .1 dozen or
«and :i hand iii prclt)
Yalc lllllt‘ and Rthsian
A wonderful dog story i
lx'a/an i~ \iiitttn li_\ lillllt‘.\ ( lli\cr t‘uruood Kazan
i\ a dug oi ll‘. c .\ortlt flit north that tutwoml knows at
tir~t hand and lmcs llc t'x patt unit and pull husky
torn lictutcn thc tall ot thchuinati and ot the wild but
tau-r tht strmnt ol uotinn . littdust‘ .i uitl hm hcdn kind
to hint and trusted hittt.
Kama ix' tltc hit.r addition of tltc day to our collection
of books :it 511 rcnts. .\nd hc has plenty of (‘Vt‘t‘llt‘lll crun-
patty.
wm Will Peple sin—Rupert Hughea. \
Diamond Cut Diamond—Jane Bunker. '
Dad—Albert Payton Terhuno.
Bat Wing Bowleo—Dane Coolidge.
The Jingo—George Randolph Cheater. '
The Conquest: true atory of Lewla a Clark—Eva E. Dye.
The One Way Out; a New Englander emigratea to Amerlca—Carle'ton
A Weaver of Drama—Myrtle Reed:
The Man in Lonley Land—Kate Langley Bother.
Love lneurance—Earl Deer Biggera.
Garden Without Walla—"Conlngoby Damon.
John O'Jemeotown—Vaughan Keater.
Madcap—George Glbba.
Preacott of Saskatchewan—Harold Bindlou.
Hagar—Mary Johnston. w-
Maln floor rear.
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Tile Howland Dry Goods CO. ,
DODGE BROS. MOTOR OAR ’
OWNER ABOUT ITS RIDING QUALITIES
s. L. BENeoicrfli N. Main St
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lilt‘dl lul of colon l't'ul} \illill'l .lllll .ittt.ii'tt\c ~t\lc.
llt‘l that tin-n .itc
'ctn.
Sat-c
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going to lic tingllti \\cll please
t‘tl
l‘ttxh tlt’\l‘,;ll\ lioni Hurt \t'ltdllnt-i X' .\lar\ and the
llutuc of Kuppciiliciinct' at SIS and 9.3.3.5“. l‘.~pcci.'i|l_y— -
ucllruorth tilting :i look at!
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\ zirs‘ttt' ~tiits head the ra‘c {or toting incnl favor.
\\ hat tln~h and \‘itni They at all )oung' iii spirit «just ' 5
liltc all tlic men of twin}?
{jitictdiuidcl ~tttt~ for stout tncn and chain who liltc
. . . . a
to lt't'l lllt‘tllhlllk‘lltllhl ~[H't‘lill-t‘lli \lill\ tor tall and short
lilt‘ll. tor \lllilll tin-n. lot cat‘h untt~ual t_\pc of figure.
'l‘ht'cc. l\\tt or onc button ~;it‘l< Utah. gitit‘cittl \lliipl‘tl
littus‘t‘rx.
l‘ahrim ax Summer} or .\prinqlil\c as him \\i\lll
:n‘tly that!
(iood suits for .i~ little as $i; iinc suits at $15 and
$4”. a grtat tu-ithtiing of edits at $25.
We don‘ t sell a man his clothes. We let him buy
them. Our place is to help him pick the clothes that are
best for him. ‘ ' '
.\l;iiu flour. rcar.
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Spring Double-service
Norfolk Suits-«$5
Norfolk is illt' ~uit around tthicli ho} .~' l'.i\or (colors
for Spring. 9
lhcy like its outdooi look, its. ttitn lillt< the effect
ht its htlt Dad and Mother a5-tct with thttn that it's a
good lookingr suit.
\Vilt‘ll it's a Howland Douhlc-Scrticc. it‘< more lllill]
a gomHooktng suit. it‘s an Mira-good suit.
- Sturdy handsomc gray or‘grccti or tan woolen mix-
ture. ‘
With two pairs of ll’t>u<t'l\ and caclt painfully lined;
htttsht‘tl With hell-loops and \\.'ltt‘h»]tot‘l\ct.
lat‘kcts have patch pockets .‘Illtl stitt‘hcd-in hclt.
\cs: the two pairs 0t trousers "i\C lloublc- Service
suits their name—\ on tan touiit on them to he :ilwavs
read) for scrtitc and to uixc. tuicc a~ llllit h as usual suit. ' '
. $5.
l-‘rmtt Basement. _ ;
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The Howland Dry Goods CO.
The City National Bank
MONEY
'l‘he disposition of money in often a troubleeotiie problem.
To individuals. executors. administrators. trustees. guardians.
tieasurers and oflicors this Bank oflera its services not only as a
place of deposit but in an advisory capacity.
We welc'dnie an opportunity to dlacusa these matters with you».
our officers are accessible at all times
Norwalk Chronicler