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TH MAGICIAN
.tNIi
THE HAT
i'utlttt Tune l.‘ .i Inagicntn w.»
gt3> more than rabbits out :‘i
inn~ lid: he can get out of .'
t...t only chat the nntkcrs pu
into it, tic is at lll\ llt‘l‘tl with
Llrofut &Knaup Hat
$3.50—-$4.ti0
\ll ‘lio- Itl'WPh‘l shapes :tnl 1.i»n
tunable shades
NEW NECKWEAR
500. 55c., 65c, $100.
w M
85 Washington at Bo. Norwaik
WEATHER FORECAST.
l'orecast for Norwalk and vicinity.
l-‘i'ir and not so cold tonight and Sun-
day; moderate winds. becoming south,
A (ttough of low pressure extending
irom Texas northeastward to upper
Michigan, ts causing unsettled wrath
1‘ ill the western districts and light.
snow in the nonhern portion of the
Ltch region. Pleasant weather con
ttnucs in the Asiern districts. The
temperatures are low for the season
of the year in the eastern. portion of
the Lake region and along the Atlas.
tic coast from Florida to Maine. Light
frosts were reported as far south as
Florida. The temperlture is rising It
the central districts.
WEATHER A YEAR AGO
TODAY.
' 'l‘ctnpcraturc: Low, 38} high,
5.4. t‘lcztr.
W
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.\li~r lcr'itn litiodnet'
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i'min M I not yesterday.
was absent
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"Some. Phases of Moral Edutainmt
l.. Reference To The Boy” will be the
suitect that Superintendent of Schools
In T. Chapman will discuss at the
nnl-ting of the South Norwalk Baptist
ll oihel‘ltittlo tomorrow at 12:30.
0' Brien.
— Mourning hands.
The customary Lenten services, de-
. votions, stations of the cross, and
benediction. were held last evening at
St Mary‘s Church, at seven-thirty. 8
.o‘. lock is the usual hour for these de-
t‘otions, but owing to various reasons,
. the hour was changed. ‘
*1 ~ -l-‘trst you want quality, then you
1 want price. here you get both. so
don't hesitate, but consult us on your
requirements for "hardwood doors," I
saving at this time of the your. Right
now. Phone 1082. St. John & Keyser,
Steamboat place.
George Hussy. oi this city. on the
grounds that he is an habitual drunk-
Vgatd. was by Judge n-u. Lockwood.
9 : this meaning. committed to the Stats
~4me hm. at Norwich. tor .a
years utmost. Another Nowell
nan nailing compel-only at this re
"up! is the well-kaowa Iliohsei Balla-
taa. Inflow «IMF i3
10an inns i
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VEILS
\eI' spring has of veiling: and ready made Veils. Various meshes.
‘ Nplain. with borders and with lace edges. Practically all of them can
t be endowed either as a nose ll chin veil or as a drapery war the hat
Black, white, navy. brown. black and white mixture 25c to so:
' CHIPFO’WEILO in double length with hemstttched edges. assortr
l ed colors .................. ................................. 98c
MOURNONG VEILS oi chlflon and net with crepe ur nobon bord-
«rs. .................. ........... 5°C to 81.75
LLETTE
. J. I. MA
out his HtttSEtf,‘ .
atrium t0titt
tL‘outmucd from First Page.)
7 Acres [land and iiuild
Ings. fronting, on Winfield
and llouard .‘lrst‘lfi. East
‘\
’ld‘l pattl tttr tlfi‘dlll penalty. Tilt:
.\ut unlit \\ diet and llllill in .t- 1' law. ~tn am. this as
. nmtl- rv xpn .,~ .t.. llu l5 Sctnnntt or
hcucr. l’l'lt‘v‘ lioisonnhte :1“ HM \lr lttwmwmt H tot" L‘
Apply
7"“ Peoples Trust Co
Atltiillltall‘dltirx. I) it .\
SAINT PATRICK'S UAY PARTY AT
THE COMMUNITY CLUB.
Hunt; to ‘d ntltnlnl‘ 0t other t\t-nt.~
the at the
.tiIt-l tttmlt
Ill ‘tn limit, allt'lltlulttl'
79 Washington Street,
t'oninninn) t‘lub )t‘rlt td.t_\
South Norw-tk Cor-n. hut tlioet‘
I’iitpt'k'>
was not .t> large .t~ ti>uzti
who shared in‘thc Stunt
lizty part) here llIUll' than l't‘illiltl ior
their chort in coming out.
Among the delightful tratures of
the afternoon Were it Saint l’ittrtclt's
Day parade, contests in compOsingtho
small poems, called hmericlis, andthe
drawing of Irish pigs. In the prepar-
ation for the parade, partners were
chOsen and effective decorations pre-
pared by the use of green crepe pa:
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7‘ SOCIETY j
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‘1‘!
4,
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per. The couple who decorated them
’ selves most efft-ttit'cly and who. it‘
" the march that followed, made thol
. :-:N E W S:-: ? best impression. received prizes ot‘lit-l
" , tle pots of shamrocks Mrs. II. t.
IV . Slurp-es. of \‘i'ilton. was giten the
‘i an. an: 30:31:36.3 print- for the best decoration. and Mrs
City Clerk Steplfiin liokus is a visit-llryinu Hall for the best entertain-
tor in New York ('ll) this afternoon. Intent. tiltlllslllfl lytericks
‘Mt‘l't‘ composed III the poetry con
test, Mrs. Stanley Smith gaining the
prize for two_\ery cleter limericks:
In the contest for drawing pigs. Mrs!
lrn (‘hapmztn receivcd the prize.
There was some special music ren-
tiered by Miss lircndlinucr and Mrs
lrn Chapman, and the refreshments
all showed the prevailing shade of
green.
av
Sewrat
Miss Sylvia Mitchell, of 10 Union
:street. entertained a few of her little
friends, Thursday evening. Games
Were played and enjoyed by all Dain»
ly refreshments were served.
Mary. Jane. daughter of Mr. and
ers. George W. lngham. of Newtown
3avenue. and William Palmer Smith. oi 0
I’lalnfleld. N .l,, “9"" “‘“H'led 3‘95”“ All these enjoy itblc afternoons. mndc‘
d“! l“ Sl- Bartholomew's "l““l'l‘v NM" poeslblo by the existence of the. Club,!
\orlt. go to prove constantly that the (‘om
. __ munity (‘lub is filling a need in tin-
FO‘" ”bl“ “”9 “”M “l ”l“ “3"” city, and is bringing continued inspte
ing 0' the ““9““ Whl'" ”“b -""”‘”'\_ation and pleasure to its memhcts
1"” with M” Jm‘” t". Sl“‘""‘""- M In the words of one of the Saint l’ut
:Putnsm avenue. it is expected the “(.ka Day poets.
next meeting will be with Mrs. R. A. .-
IMtlts, Spring street.
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The Community (‘lub in our town
1 Has won for itself great renown
it has come here to stay
Mrs. Chas. Lookwood of 3 Hamilton. (‘an't be frightened awut .
avenue entertained a party of friends 50 join us and Pay your duc~ mm“;-
at her home Thursday afternoon from __
2 until 6 'clock. Music and usual
‘games were played. Those present.
lwere Mrs. G. Illarrls, Mrs. Hayes, Mrs.
‘sucox. Mrs. William Lester, Mrs.
1 Glover and Mrs. Lockwood.
N0 BASKETBALL GAME MONDAY.
Owing to the hospital ambulance
.fund production, “It Pays to Adver-
tise," lining produced on Monday even-
inr m the Regent Theatre, there will
. he no basketball game at the armor)“.
\'e.tt Monday. March 27, however, a‘
rust team. either patterson. winner of
the ‘r‘l cond half of the interstate Leu-
gne race. Reading. or (:rcysiocks, the
champions of the Eastern lientzue. will
h; the attraction.
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NHOSPITAL NOTES. .
Frederick Hyatt, 3 Summer street.‘
was admitted last night. and operated
lllllt'SS we come to their aid. :01 iltia‘ morning. I
Many of the xtirst song sparrows hMr, Marina, 163 South Main street,
have returned from the. south to find' thh‘ discharged yesterday.
their food covered deep with snow,i t'cztnald Summers, Chestnut street,-
and the food of insect eating and 'r‘ir.~t District, was discharged this
iweed seed eating birds is covered and morning.
the birds are suffering keenly, and, __._-_ .
already many have been found dead:
Birds can stand much cold it they RUB
have food to keep the tires within
them burning, but when they go hun-
gry to bed n a night like last night,‘i
many of them will not have strength
.to withstand the cold.
' So have a thought for your feather.
.ed neighbors when you do your Sat-g
:urday shopping. Get a little grain for;
Bob White and it you don’t know
where he is trying to find a living in;
Stop dragging! Not one case in
tgpgeuffmtzgse who as try and keep /ntty requires internal treatment. Run
Get a pound of suet and fasten it soothing, penetrating "St. JICOb'I
to your trees for the chlcadees. wood- Oil" directly upon the "tender spot"
upeckers and nuthatehes, and 'a ltttleimd ”neg comes instantly. ‘tSt. J“.
.scratch test! or millet seed for meiob‘s 0“,. is a harmless rheumatism
juncoa, atona sparrows 1‘“ ““1”” orlam: sciatica tinunsnt. which never
d it r It outside your
211‘sd?:liv’h::e m :an watch them ! disappoints and can not burn the skin.
gather and partake of your bounty. l Limiter up! Quit complaining! (lot
And If you forget today scatter some . . am“ "in bottle from your an...
mmlts from the table in the morn-mm, and in just . moment ”a.“ be
-In . All over the state there is u-
tiigvemsnt to "the hilt". and Nor-l “'9' from rheumatic and M“ W“-
walk has so Ions been leading this soreness. stiffness and swelling. Qon't
movement that we should try Ind no sudsri Ballet awaits you. Old honest
°"“ WW- 9° “Mm. f "st. Jacob's on" has cured millions
': «.ai‘ mus“ also; . .
0in “W"
‘ ages.» at; do a yams.
unit 5000 tilt
‘: th this now
Now is the time to give it thought
to the hungry wild birds of Norwalk
for they must suitor and lllillly the
tutu tilt,
Stitttiis, SilifNESS:
Rub Pain Away With Small Trial
Bottle of 0M, Penetrating “8t.
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What's itheumatisim? Pain Only.
(4".1'3‘“
Jacob's Oil." ..
‘31..rm..aalam in the last .' _.
.fiwiud.u.m..q_nd:..iw .-
EHOWLAND'S
Entrances on Main St., Fail-field Ave. and Cannon St.
Bridgeport. Conn,
- quickly made.
‘
Winter lingers;
Spring comes._
Him nnc ll is to l.i1w\‘\ that
itt’iii't‘r.
lmlt «lay that tr-‘r
ltt.iltl tl\ tlcltglth
\pting diam x taint“.
. lutItL3~ in not il:.tt om -lt\
\lttl litt\\ lll‘t'tl .\I . |l .‘lt til. \\ lllltl'
\t.[ til llli‘ till-l ill‘: 4mm .ilultt' litll ill ii'< \ it:
ill lil Itiltl llt \‘\ t .t-i ~II\'~~ .ntl lllt \\ mitt tintl t. -
til~ llll' \\llll\'r ~lltn'x
lltdl“ \tlmt "‘.t|' .i i ]'l«.t\;illl tll ll 1‘ \tnt n W.-
titllllH‘t . I
‘l« I! ll i~ Flinn ;' tit 'Inl)’ llli‘ Fpiin; \nttx .ttc w :l
til-ll nun; tlt'nt‘ti ttmn‘ lt’t‘|i~ mi 4 Iiiltii~t i~ttt‘ tul‘n. /
l‘lll Still“: tllt \\l‘\ \lli' l ll.I‘tl ttttigltitttN~ .ilttl ‘: .IMl.
.tll ntnuntl. F ’ ' E
I'ln- *princ ll.il\ liltttllll \\tllt tlltll .mtt l.ttl‘.ilt ~nn
"(
~ltlttt' '5'
I” v ' " '
lltc Swim; tu.tt~ .tntl ‘l‘ili x .tn-l ~tut Ltntt~ .llt tnnlx
:tlttc in lltt'ir llt'\\lit'~\ \Vllll lutllmnt t'ultvh tin-t pic
wiill ‘-
li .t ix a "gray day" out at Iltmlx ll 1\ .t \nnm lit.
in tltc storc if it i~ a .‘nnnt tllt't'l\ 7 «it
tltl‘il . lltt' «lay ix in harmony \\l'll 1hr storc
lli'“ tl.t\ nut
t unic: lct us cnjoy together tin» . \lttlntion
tunic; lt-t illt‘ \tort' lit-lp in twin tlmomng
Stockings are the
richest yet in eolor.
It ntu<t lic ilnii xtot‘ititigetolltx tlct‘nlctl in nmlw Illt'll"\
\\llllt' tlicrc were il}t‘.\ to llt‘ ltutll Xcu'r “as tltcrc ~ut‘lt
an alluring gathering of Colon-d ~ili. omitting
'I hcrc arc stripes of Color :tt‘tcr color. of color cont
llllli‘tl with color. \‘t-rtit‘al stripcx and horirontul ; ttnrrou
stripes and widc, stripes with tum linc \lt‘iiit's running
through thcm! -
.\nd tltcrc nrc xolid colors iiltltti~l without cud!
t’olorctl dropstitch stockingx :md ulntc and Marl.
SI and $1.5M.
\\'ltltc utilt t'llt‘ll’t‘llllg swipes (ll. llron/c or lilaclt or
nuty or th'KIl or old rosc $1 and $4.50.
\\'hitc with vcrtit‘nl stri in of grccn. ll.’t\'\'_ brown or
lilat‘k——$l.
(‘hét‘kctl stockings. tflnp‘nlmg'cn with yellow checks
and pink with grccn t‘hcckx‘ $2.
\\'ltitc dropstitclt \\itlt a lt'iitlt' ~ll'lt‘t‘ “f l'lm'l‘ "SL5”
l’lain colors to M worn uith tin ltnndwtnc colorcd
shoot 0f the Spring; champagne grcy ltl'tilI/t'. tmc. :‘lt'xlt.
\frican brown—SI and $1.50.
'l‘\\'0»toncil stockings in ~ttt‘lt lit-dutiful runtlnnutnnh
Saturday, March 18. 1916.
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r'trs'o "' I 7» :sm'.
t II"'I' 2r 1- ts'rr
ax lironzc with pink or gold .tnd cm) uith pink St.
W'ltiic with l)l:tt‘k ctttln‘nitlcrctl pnttcrns :nnl lulnrlt
\vitlt liiillt‘llli cntln‘nidcrctl (ltllllll\‘ in \'.ltllt‘ St and
SLSOH :9 ‘1‘" _
Left Jil<lt'. rcnr.
Dress-form is
sewing help
.\n_\' drcssdorm is of gre 1t hclp in thc >cuing mum.
illowlund adjustable drcsvtorm is of \‘t-r}‘~grt-;tt ln-lp.
It may he udjustcd to the dimensions and lines of
any woman's fig‘urc. That adjustment is easily and
(inc form will scrvc for thc various mcmhcrs of the
family. it is so made that it has n widc rungc as to sizc.
‘ The \t'aist-linc may be raised or lowcrcd. it' one wish-
cs. The difl‘crcnt types of figures. incident to dit’icringr
ages, are easily reprodu‘c'ed. Unc such llowland form cuts
in half the usual work of fitt'ng and hanging and draping:
makes home dress—making a‘ct tally cztsy. ‘
Just now, these. forms are to hc had at thcir usual
prices of $t5 and $18—but on .- pays for tltcm in small
amounts.,. And a form. begins its work as soon as the first
payment is made. That payment is
‘ \
- .one dollar--
Sec a form. see it adjustcd. arid, you'll sec its value
in your sewing-room. ‘ ‘
”Left aisle, front.
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_ CORSETS.
SATURDAY. MARCH ti. 1916
HOWLAND’S
Entrance on Main St., Fairfield Ave. and Cannon St. ‘
W
Saturday, March 18. 1916.
Borsalino
Wonderful hats
\\i .i 1...”: Mint Hit ~ l . ~ \ l..tl it l-lii\\\\ Iii lint
~.tititn'
llt ‘ lli ltll HM: t‘t\ .' t‘t littt\l .illtl ltgltT-d Ill
wit lrtit~ tint l..t\' .I H'rlm'l it» «ltl:.;lnltt\ t'<.l [9 cv
li‘ltl titttt ~lt.t]tt‘ t‘ 'ttllL‘lt .t" wtt- ..:' wt t... tltL‘l tlnir
ttultll\ m. i..~t?t::' that tip} ttt \llll .t \nn: witntwit
lltcn tonic :tntl L't‘l lll.'lil tillt .1Ini .un‘ll ~('t lrmtr
cowl l-Htlxltt'; .. lint ~:in l..-
littlmlliitll lat .m i ‘- rt ‘tfix, in” into tunic
lllt it ll_\ lll \tiiP‘t‘ ;t't='\“t‘~ntt‘ \Jltllil it!“ ~ »I tttzl~ till)! ‘
thin lln-t .tit ~‘.l«l nlt u (1 tlu t-mitl -..t.l H» Mtg-st
t:ll.’tll'll\ \‘vlit‘tt' nun Low-n cowl ‘..tt~
\ll\\ l\'l\l)\ \ltt’l.lll.’tt‘l\, lvtwuii l-tt't‘m |t\2ttl4l ‘
gum. 53‘. 3" .ttnl .Ci
\lttttl lilttttl
ll‘il
$3 buys a
d h l ’
goo 3 0e.
it u nmn plum in pa} $4. .mtl inst 83, int .1 put of
\litlt‘h th-rc ltl't‘ t'oml lilli',‘ to lw lintl llili' .lllll ntm.
\Vc‘rc not ~o t‘onlidt lt\ In clam: tltt-t'tt- cttunl to $3 5.»
ill 84 \llllt". lint tln-t .‘tt't‘ good Jinn ought} good lur/
$3.
tlnml lt‘ItlllI'I'. ninth”) and c\pt-itl\ Ill.ltlt'. nirt- ncw
~ttlt'~: ltuilt to tit \tith motion. and tlu-t \\'ll Que .t
in” tltrcc dollare' north of scrticc
t'lcu'rl} ncu in ~lntpr to.
linglixh l;t~t. lit‘T. calfskin
lltglt 1.... lilucln‘r. 1.1m. call ‘
'I‘un lncc. lingltx'n llhl. blind l"\tll‘l§
'l‘nn lllnt‘ltcr \\iill hiult toc $300
Xt‘lll' l‘ntrilclrl .'l\t'llilt‘ tltmr f
.
Double-Servnce blue
sergesu $7.50
Ht pnrtnu‘r " ~t\|c :tnd Illt't'ltt\.\: tor hots \tlto cnjoy ‘l
a nut “llll lil‘x’l ltmlh thcy can find! ' '
.lnt‘kct ion Norfolk manic with pointtd yoltc in Ct‘ll'
tcr of which i< an imcrtcd plcnt. I-‘mm this yokc a broad '
cmduntcd ho\ pit-at rmrht-sto lmttont of jacket. 'l‘hcrc ‘
is .‘t stitt‘hcd lit‘ll new“ thc hack licncuth this yoltc. ’l‘ltat
liclt is cztrricd out lll thc front l)_\' two \ct‘tions ultich '
may he rt‘llltn't'tl ii om \\l~hc_~. 'l‘hth the coat is cithcr :t ‘
lull or ltnlf-licltcd \'- rtollt vl\ you plum \nd it i“ 'ilO
hair lint-d.
'I‘rouSt-tu .tr-- tullpcg ~hupc, fully linml nnd ltutlt hip
and watch park‘s-R ln-tton ~nngly.
Scrgc lfi lli't.‘ L'lilit‘ \\‘tt"('.ll :tlltl .t llllt' tli‘t‘l) sltdtlt' 'tl
liluc. You can ilt‘pt'Ml on its xvi-m ‘
Two pairs of troux‘cr» make the wit pinu‘ticnzli tut»
irrottc. That i: llft‘ grant tia'ttn‘c ut' liottlilc-Strvit‘c
suits!
All the rcguli‘ 'm; 4‘ 5;.1i'< ~ 37,50
Front ltziscmt-nt
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Ihe Howtand Drv Goods Co.
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ET'S
do not require breaking-in, but
arqeasy and comfortable the first
day you wear them. You never
have the desire to “let it-out”
while wearing W. B. NUFORM
W. B. NUFORM, STYLE 440. (See
large illustration). For average lull
figures. Medium bust. Double hip
. construction gives more than good -
Smooth fit. Long wearing.
embroidery trimmed,
value.
Coutil. 32.00.
W. B. NUFORM. STYLE 4l9 (Sac
small illustration). Medium low bust;
elastiginserts. Splendidmrini Cputil;
embroidery trimmed. 3'50.
Othel- w. 13. Models. $1.00 up
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W. B. BRASSIERES. worn with
W.‘ B. Cora-ts give “amenable
figure-lines and add to gown St.
500 up. '
mam
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