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You'd often like to drop into a
store and look old things you've
seen adlertised.
But you don’t like to be urged
to buyfland vie agree pith you ab—
solume
You can come to this store any
time try on clothes, and not feel
the slightest obligation to purchase
fiery day sees new arrivals of
clothing and furnishings.
Accept our invitation.
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JOSEPH DAVIS
85 Washington St. Io. Not-walk.
WEATHER FORECAST
Forecast for Norwalk and vicinity:
and wider tonight; Thursday,
cloudy and colder; strong northeast
to northwest winds. The storm
which was central over South Dakota
elstr
Show
yestcliay rimming Iia< inovl-d
ward Illt‘f‘t’arlilg in intensity and
row central over Ohio The lowest
pressure in the stomi area is at (‘in
cinnati with barometer re'iding 39.03
inches. The storm has produced snow
during the last 24 hours iii all the
northern districts from the Rocky
Mountains to the Atlantic coast. The
teiiipcmture continues low in the
nulthern districts. but a decided rise
has occurred dun‘ng the last 24 hours
in the southern district. The Ohio
storm will probably move eastward to
the coast tonight. Warnings for high
win s are displayed along the coast.
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WEATHER A YEAR AGO
' TODAY.
’I‘cnnicraturci‘ Low. 40', high
58. Clear. ‘
Cili NEWS.
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A business meeting of Court inur-
el. Daughters of Castile, will ba held
this evening in Red Men's Hall, West
Washington street
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Mrs. P. T. Cuneo, of Railroad ave-
nue, is in New York t‘ily for several
days where she is demonstrating for
the Aubrey Sisters.
Miss Sadie Smith, 59 Spring street.
will on Friday evening of this week,
entertain the members of the Court.
Laurel Ladles' Aid Society at their
NOTICE
At s moods; of the
-Bosnd of Directors of
Tb People‘s Trust Cou- ‘
play, held March 20th, ,
L916. s dim“ at the .
rue of l per cent. per
usual was declared to
depositors in the Savings
Department out of the
earnings of the currem
six months ending March
8m, 1916.
The ssiue viii ix- ea
tofu on passboolis and i
paid on and after April .
mm, 1916. By order of i
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the Board or lirectoni
LEROY M U N 'I‘GUJ rim
' Treasurer.
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PODUi-‘dlf Amusements
PALACE THEATRE. i
Another-“exceptional pro-grain
sterling features will be presented at
the Palace theatre on Thursday. Fri-
day and Saturday of this week. The
bills at the Palace have won instant
taior in the past, and this show is de-
"Kfl'itO‘ile" is all the
cant by lily of W
i :-:N E WS:—:
' of slit-et. sailed yesterday
more
manthingji'mmother. Theyallprohibit
the sale of alum baking powders.
Thmmmtbeagoodreasonforthis.
Itisbecausealumwasfotmdtobeun-
healthful.
Royal Baking Powder is made of cream
of tartar, derived from grapes, a natural
food product, and contains no alum nor
other questionable ingredients.
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ROYAL BAKING POWDER C0.
New York
of Lowe.
.Iackwm ‘
Vega.
for
Mrs Agustin:-
ville. Florida. on tile steamship t‘o
liliiiichee, and \Hil spciui :LIlllt’ llillt‘ ill‘
that state.
Alisa (‘itella Tarlov, or it; (trove,
‘ who iiilpersonates the famous comed~
MANN particularly 81003 ”L? lull-159' street, was tendered a surprise party .
lilt'lll lines demanded by local theatre- Sunday afternoon by a number of her
got-m. Tastes difl'er and opinions .mle friends. Numerous games were
NT) at! to the merit Of an 8“ Md “- indulged in and all made merry until
has been a known fact that vsude sell into the evening. A dainty cot:
ville managers watch their audiences “mm was served. Those present
it"‘wli'nlly ‘0 ll‘)’ 811d determine W11“ \i't-rc Misses Rose Simon, Rose liar-
MN: and the particular style of act n.» Annie Bresev, mm...- Byejev'
[“1" “WW“ be“ ‘0 ”1°” patrons, in Helen \\‘alteriious, Fannie )psteln.
iniiiiy theatres slow comedy act is ”pm, Sheehan. Gertrude sheeban,
i’“'f“r"*‘d- while on the. other hand Jennie (:reeiibcrg, Edith lieilus, Cecel-
”"1”? houses "“9“! ”“5 "er ”l “"9" is Tarlov; Masters Marshall (inns,
tilininent. And so it is, a "matter that Julius Friedman. l‘mvid Tavlin, Jun“.
“h?" vaudeville managers restless Simon, Isadore Tarlov, Louis 'l‘arIOV,
High” and “0 9““ 0' “'0"? in ”mg lsiidoi-c Navasky, Nathan Greeiiberx
to fathom the minds of their patrons. ,md Louis Kapisn.
iieril, however, has been discovered
to be the element that is universally
popular. Any act that has real merit
ind possesses some entertainment
quality. is sure to meet with popular
lltVOr anywhere. The bill announced
for the. Palace is made up of live
\])lt’ndld acts. thec hief feature of i
uhich is The Vassar Girls, a spectsc- In ”I" unfit‘lllbll he”. )t‘v‘lt‘fdiil' all?“
ili‘di' instrumental ensemble, with noon, at 1:15.
pretty girls. fascinating music and
gorgeous costuming and scenic equip-l The little sophomores and Juniors
lnent. The act is s-di‘stinct novelty still amuse themselves with snowballs
Mid “0111an ll“ ever been seen the” in recess every day, but the seniorsi
lhlt 0011198?“ WM! ll In "M VEY-illo not “‘91“ to care for snowballing
Another notable feature V1“ ”9 Walter any itiore. Perhaps they are beyondl
Hurley. Charlie Chaplin's doubiev-g‘hal' ‘
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H gh School News
WV;
’I‘Iie oi'l‘iicstra met with Mr. Perry,
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inn ins comedy creation. caliedf; The manager of the basketball
of 815. two were fined 8:”. and one win
tioiled. '
Igiiatz Iloseiiveig,
street. pleaded guilty to having hull
liquor iii his lt:«tauraiit ultliout a ii
3.7. oi 3til I'lric
ccim- l‘poii the recommendation or
iquor Prosecuting Attorney Albert .l
.\Iel'iitt. a title of $50 and costs “an
illlptlhrtl against him.
Then- ul-rl- bPVQ‘Iily'iMU arh sis
during the week eiid and $1.ti‘.’i in
cash was posted as bonds for the :ip
pearaiice or some prisoners.
- -\‘our jeueliy repaired. (told and sil-
ler plating. (has. Brand, S. Ntll‘tifliii.
The lheti of twenty five sugar bar~
rels from the rear of the New York
Grocery Co's stone, on Main street,
was reported to the uptown police this
morning. (imcer Chariot Page, prov-
ed to be a regular Sherioek Holmes,
and had the missing casks located by
noon. .\'o srrcst has been made as yet
but, the thief is liable to be prosecut-
ed shortly. The barrels were remov-'
rd from the rear ol' the store, in two
lots. one on Monday night, and the
other last evening. The barrels have
already been returned to their owner.
Reading, with sun, Boggio, O'Don-
nell, Haggerty and Morris, and Nor-
walk with Joe myfuss, Harvey. Eur.
rsy, Reich and Roman. will stun s
"Scenes and Moment from KPysmneiteain, Miss Mary McMahon. fill.” that basketball gum. at the Norwatk Ar-
tiomellles reproduced in root life. Miiiwp “.1“ pnhor' lila)‘ with Milford or‘ mmy nut Monthly'nlght, which plun-
Tlle l‘ook—“t-‘lir' Sir! There's a
Zep‘lin outside, and if_you don't (nine
vi the keys of the cellar ue'll all be
in fine-heaven ill a coupe 0' min-
tiles”
The (‘ilraic "Hod t’oibid'“ -I.on»
don tlpiiiion ‘
HA certain number of our readers
today will turn to the Sentinel "To
Let" advertisements before they look
at the war news.
a) i i i
be UsShowYo aBuclieye
Come in and sec lilt"i.’ “‘Uililtl’llll iri-
wliators at work!
Let us show you the chicks While tiny
are hatching and prtirc to yiiu that w.-
ar? scillng the yrciitcst hatching dc\ii:c
ever invented. .ct us show you an in-
cubalor that you or anybody can opc~
ralc and batch a chick from every hatch-
:ihlc egg.
l-Zvlrv Buckeye Incubator is sold with
I guarantee -a guarantee to hatch
cvcvy hatchablc egg—and they never l'..i|. i
We can show you dozens of lt‘Silinl‘ll‘
Hurley is heraldod as the greatest llv-f
ing impersonator of the famous.
t‘hsrlle and in his act be Is remark-i
with Meriden on Friday. She is luv! to be, a World beater. George
waiting for Siiiford's answer to‘ our‘ Smith. ,Norvalli's big center is still
long a game with sick. and will bl unable to sppesr in
ialsiroiil people who [ought BiichycN
pcoplc who never mvncd an inch ialor
—who are [\‘N‘Jlt‘tiiy hatching cvcry
.Iillv funny. Logan & Ferris are itn-l‘imn‘mge “Hm“ ”00
ether fun feature. These comedians‘Moridm' 1
offer “The Battle. of Too Soon". Ma-i
iicile Fischer is a musical comedy fsv-.
orite who will render a song program-isivliool again yesterday, having— been
“The Dance of the Siren" la a terpst.‘absent on account of illinss lii\
choroan novelty, with spictacular'frieiuls Were greatly rcliivl-il “hell
scenic and electrical effiects. The pho- they found out his illness was not >1-
tn may features that are usually neen'rious, as they want him to pitch on
will also be given in addition to the tile iilgh school baseball lt‘lilll this
"Rube" Nickerson appeared in
Monday's gnuis. Norwslk will there-
fore present the same team which so
decisively defeated Dsnbury mt
neck. DilllUUl‘y fnlidoiu, slid Sporting
scribes, are still trying to “dope" out,
the reason for tho detest of their bss-;
kctbsll machine. Mitch before tbei
game. and on paper, appeared so per-i
fect. l-‘rsnk hill, at Patterson, will:
llatdlahlc at: t ry put in them. ,
We want you to see these incubator:
and be convinced that they will hatch
more chicks, biggcr chicks and stronger
chicks than any old hen you ever owncd.
Made in 5 sins—60 eggs to 350 eggs.
Sold as low as .
$8.00
0n the market 2: years—02w 395.000
‘u surrrnful upturn ii. Asia [or u Burk-
eyc Catalogue.
vaudeville bill.
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REGENT ATTRACTIONS. ‘ :
Today at the Regent theatre Paths
will present their best Gold Roaster
effort in a five part production featur-
ing Lois Meredith slid the well-known.
dramatic star Ralph Kellsrd.
name of the picture is "The Precious
Packet" and is a romantic story of
adventure. in native and foreign
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referee Monday night‘s contest. ,
.THE NEW PRAIRIE STATE IN ALL
‘ SIZES ALSO IN srocx.
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:Aloert D. Morgan
e-and am. . that used article. Sell it' (successor .0 Chas E. 0,...)
‘through Sentinel advertising-Just Nil 112 WASHINGTON ST.,
other merchants sell things.
year. He pitched successfully fol-the
school all of last spring.
Pillli iiililM Fillii’iiiilOR
SURRENDERS HIMSiii
HOSPITAL NOTES.
itussel Surface. of Wilton, was ad-
lll.llt'd yesterday.
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regular meeting.
iiind wi'l hold the spcctiilirs "spell-'1
cllmes. “70 story is an intense oneliielllieli Owner Of Place “lat Was
What Are Your Assets?
'l-Toreclosure proceedings have been
started, through Attorneys Light and
Light, by the South Norwalk Savings
Bank Vs. Azncs A. Grimth and the
New Ito-belie Trust Company and
Charles A. ('OIllEtock. The latter two
defendants are named because they
claim to hold attachments. The suit
is returnable to the common pleas
court the first Tuesday of April.
Many Norwalk Episcopalians are
pinnning to attend the special Lenten.
mission services which are being held
at St. John‘s Church, Bridgeport, for
all the Episcopalian parishes of that
city. Last evening Chauncey B.
Brewster, Bishop of Connecticut.
spoke Bishop Brewster will speak
again on next Tuesday night.
in. R. T. Mulllngs, of the United
States Department of Agriculture.
Bureau of Meat Inspection. will at-
tend an important meeting of tho
Board of Health. which on the even-
ing of Friday. March 24. is to be held
at 23 West avenue. at 8:30 o'clock.
Dr..Mnillngs will have much of inter-
m to report, and s largo attendance"
dm‘srnbsrsisexpectedtobssrblm.
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The Great Chiefs of- tlid Stats arl
going/to Visit Unoss Tribe of Rld
XIII. this city. on the smiling of
April “til. At. that time there will
b. a smoker. Among tbs angina
will bl Great Prophet Georg. \w
bound «by the superb acting of this
famous pair of stars.
Tomorrow at the Regent
Theda Bars In a new release "The
Gold and the Man." This play is per-
haps one of the best that the well-
known screen star has appeared
Released this week and presented In
New York, it has made a. big hit and
former Theda Bars successes that
were considered the topolotch Iii pic-
lnm production have been overshad-
iwcd by this release The picture will
be presented three times tonorrow,
matinee and twice in the evening and
will not be repeated in Norwalk. The
Regent Theatre has the exclusive
rights to the Fox productions and this
announcement should not be forgotten.
The play will not be repeated.
Marie-Odds.
The attraction which,uanssler Kan-
tor of the Regent theatre has booked
for next Tuesday night only and for
which seats are to go on sale tomor-
row is none other than Frances Stan.
whom David Belasco will present for
one performance only in her latest
New York success. "Mario-(@ile," a
play in titres acts by Edward‘Knob-
lsucli. whose other plays such as " s-
not.” “The Faun." and "Iiisstones."
uie litteri- collaboration with, Arn-
old Bennstt. knighted 'itnusual
popularity lii'lli‘l- wiry: According
to flm‘nportl Ilisljtafl m
ed itttls still-t sf's sensation vii-i slis
. Ilsitlstl in Bridgeport (lives Illin-
Theatre,ii
William Fox will present the noted‘ Learning hm, he was wanted by,
in. '
i iBeach,
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The sclsntlfic conduct of busts-ls and psi-soul sflsli-s today clsssu
the methods employld Vsry dummy
Avoid The liability
_. Of not hsvtnp s shocking aosoount. WI Invite accounts which an
given ovum snd courtlous s tsntion.
Miliil street, surrendered yesterday ‘
.. Fairlieid County National Bank.
illalisfield. Six men, arrested in thoj -
place on a raid last Sunday morning,i "W OLDIIT MNK IN NORWALk
will be arraigned today in thcj
city court. The alleged frequeiiters
are: Michael Dcaally, 28, of 1841.
Main street; Csnsezio Ccntofohi, 23,
of 389 Grand street: Nicholas Cos‘;
telio, 28, of 163 North Washington
avenue; Michael (‘andello, 32, at 93
State street; Anthony Pilgosti, 22, of
H9 IFrank street, and Paul Vitor, of;
702 ‘Mple street: ,
. Judge Frederic A. Bartlett in the‘
lCity court yesterday morning imposed
in fine of $75 and costs upon Henry,’
of 1617 ,‘East Main streetn
president of the Mechanic' Social club
at 91 Fairfield avenue, which was
raided on Saturday night. Beach was .
charged with keeping a gambling '
house. He admitted gambling was
allowed among the members. but said
the money derived from the gamer
was used for 0 good of the club.
Albert Dem . e. 62 Prospect street.
self lip
the police, Louis Cnrillo, 23 years old.
of 240 High street,‘eputed proprietor
of the Venice Pool I’arlor ut 1959
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5 DO YOU OWN SHOPPING II
" Onyx ’ ’ {3 Hosiery
Gives the [El-Vim for Your Money
Emulators-hm full-s, Inns-daili—
Any Color and Style From 25c to $5.00 per pair
- [patios-thoTndsMsrkt SoldbyMGoodDeslors.
Lord (5‘ Taylor\
NEW YORK
Entrances on Main St, Psirfield Ave. and Cannon St. ii
Bridgeport, Conn, Wednesday, March 22, 1916.
y A Man and
his clothes
.\iaii l\ .l iliiili) l'lli‘lilit.
.un- ’49..
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lic “I” keep thc illill>t‘ liillillt‘ti up. ili' \\ lli keep lilt‘
wannrsnsv. isms». toll} .
HOWLAND’S ,
Lillli sthH‘ll Zillil lrllllllitil all through lilt‘ ~uiiiiiici'. lie '
\\lii have his auto cit-i‘llaulc l Hiltl iitiiiitcli up czil‘li \lllllig.
. .\litl iic \\lii “car ills Ulii violin-x tiii lll‘ \\llt' toils '
ililli ilt‘ lit't‘ll.\ a ilt‘\‘.' ~tlit oi a new U‘-t innit!
‘ 7‘.
.\llil tilciii - rillx liiitin x Ell't' i~ mil \o iii-lam for we a ’
niakc i‘l-;i«i_\ itill};\' ago? . 1 vi
iiil‘li llt'\\ lliiii‘lt’x anti l‘()"i‘tl in.“ ~Ilit\ from the ' -;
lilti~tcr~i iial‘t N‘llaiiiicr 8i Han and liil' iiuuw of ii“
i\ll]t]itlliltilllt‘i. .
Stlitx picltt-il intuitm \\ innit 1i.r_\ .lic \\llill iiicu “’-
\\;iiit. '
i“iilil‘li‘ lillhi‘il litczillu \\t‘ kliiin !llt'li‘\ tastcs‘rr‘and " ('
because \lc hilt)“ tlic<c Iiii'iit\' \Hii gm good \t‘l‘\lt't‘. ;
. lailoi'iiig liliil \lc i\llt|\\‘.lll‘l tiiii‘ tw' ii.i~ prawn. is
light iillti tiilii'iillgii. ““'
iimv IIIllt‘ll in pa}?
. Slit‘li figure as it man l):t.’t~t‘~ in liiccii Si; and $40; '. '-‘
will it illilgiiltic l-oilil'tioii at that itlniiitc tune of 'i: ‘
$25 '
.‘\lilill flour, i‘cllr. l|T ‘-
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COTdUTO --- 3 75' ' ‘
O 0
As bright and iit'itlliilul anti Spriiiglllxc as the bios- -’
wills \\ c all ltillg‘ to sec! '
Luminous rose, soft gray of light toiic. pure white. " s’
l‘u'o stylcs, each ultii pit-at down front. 7' .‘
u s - ‘ “
(inc finislictl uitll flap pocket, one With fancy patch 5" 3
pocket. ’
'l riinnicd ulth pearl buttons or piaiiilv finished. ‘ ~;
lunch style made with bclt. one has pearl buckle. ‘ ' i
thud cut on new graceful full model. '
$3.75 M’
St't‘ut‘ltl floor. {I'll 5'
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Suit or skirt . '* ‘
made to order
. simply must fit.
‘ \\ hctiicr it lic fact or fancy. many “oilicll cannot find
suit or skirt that fits as they wish.
'1‘0 5 . . , , . ' ‘ . . ' r . .. .
very first“:1};y“(;)fm§;iririgw\ lhlS‘ IIiltl\lill}.- mus at the
\\'c will make suits to measure for So.
We will make skirts to measure {or 8:25.
\Vonlcn may choose from the scasolialilc tasteful
gathering: of suitings and skirtings just t“\'il\'li\' what they
\vish. .
For tilc clmsctl cloth, thcy will pay siliilily thc rcg‘u- ’- to:
lar price of $1 to $2.50 a yard.
For its making. thcy will pay $9 for a suit. $l.25 for
a skirt.
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The storc guarantees that cacil conipictcd suit or‘ (.75
. 'lh H
skirt will be thoroughly
fi satisfactory in tailoring and in
t. ‘ ’
TitCSt‘ stylish scaslwniililc \\'00it‘l‘l$ rcadv ill black and -4
in all the liked and tasteful colors and combinations of
colors :— V
Wool poplins Broadcloths l-
\\'001 taii'cta Bcdi'ord cord ‘
Rich plaids
Fancy stripes
Scrgcs
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Fancy-stripc prunclla
Fancy checks
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(iaiiardiiics
Right Ill‘ie. rear. - '
charged with frequenting. ssid be was;
Is salesman for ii pool supply concern.
' and that lie was doing business at the’
' time of the raid. A soils was entered
i‘in his case. Percy Sanderson, age 16,
685 Howard avenue, New Haven-gyms
fined 16 for frequenting. He admitted
having gambled u of his own money.
and ssid that be ball then stated is,
gsmbls some of his' brothers money.
Fourteen bequests" were fined 38
ASK ANY
”DODGE BROS. MOTOR CAR
owns; snou'r “CONTINUOUS EFFICIENCY"
mandamus“. ass-tic lit-Mb this play at the minus...“
qnlicatlons an to to m 0's runs-s. *Ilsw sols; no claim; so...
S.-L.-BENEDICT, 73 N. Main St.
New spring has of veiling! sud ready made veils. Vsrlotis melhllf-
plain, with borders and with lace edges. Practically all of them ell-r-
be 'sdusbad either as s nose or chin veil or as s drapery over the hair:
Black, white, any: brown. black and white mixture . 230 to 60's
OHIFFON VEILO in double length witb'bentstitched edges, salon»
ad colon . .
uousnmo VEILI oi chilies and not with crops or ribbon _. _ _‘
.fl. nto...nou-nsusss-ssuionuns-u...-uuuu. 509 ‘.
Mixed suiting: ; ,
Norwalk Chronicler