lam meyflliOlrl
pm hammieeiorthsl
no price. and our ascetic-t lino
' of Companies are yours to choc-e
hon. Think 'll‘.) o'er. it means
“(guarding your interests.
Tavlor&Golden;
Telephone No. 1230 ‘
South NM Trust Bl“.
What Will Men
Wear Tnis Spring .9
‘ With Spring ill the air. its high
hat.
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Omelso
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Hutble you to make your choice
easily.
:3 (I0 33.50 34.00
The lit & W but made ili Nor~
walk $2.30
It
.As
JOSEPll DAVIS
as Washington M. So. Net-walk.
f—WVEATHER FORECAST
§l~‘orecast for Norwalk and vicinity:‘
Fair and warmer tonight; Saturday,
cloudy and warmer, probably rain;
moderate shifting winds, becoming
southeast. A ridge of hidi pressure
extending from Ontario. Canada,
southward to North Carolina, is pro-
ducing pleasant weather with low tem-
peratures for the season of the year
in..the eastern districts. A trough of
low pressure extending from Colorado
rioruicastward to Minnesota is caus-
ing unsettled weather with some snow
and rain in the central and western
districts. The temperatures are ris-
ing slowly between the Rocky Mouth
trains and the Mississippi river.
WEATHER A YEAR AGO
TODAY.
'l‘elnoeraturc: Low. 30: high,
48. Clear.
Wm ‘ v/"\./\-/‘
CITY liws“
Routinelreporis were submitted at
it .- regular monthly business meeting
c‘ v‘ n \wnth Norwalk Baptist Church}
last night.
Spring not style now out. O'lirlen‘s.
l“. ’l‘. lino-s, of this city. will attend
tic t‘onnetiicut ice llcalers' Associa-
in‘ lllt‘t ring, which on next Thursday
\‘ ill llt‘ llI‘lti in Hartford.
, 'l'olnorrow, last day of the famous
lltior‘ier Hold Medal Kitchen Cabinet
Silo at Sterling Furniture Co. See
advertisement. page. x.
in the Oddfcllows' pinochle game.
'-.. iii. lli, Colfax Encampment de
i‘ find liutler Lodge members. The'
c.» 1., in now 28,000 points in the lead.
.tg will be continued nextl'l‘hurs-
1- _. .
'oasi lltlt‘f. 160 ll). N. Y. Mk1.
ft‘zirrr‘l‘ow is the Feast of the An-
n.. "allon of the Blessed Virgin
Mary. The services at St. Paul‘s
(‘hureh will be: 6:i5 n. in, Holy Com-
munion; 9 a .m., morning prayer and
l’. Communion; 5 p. in, evening
prayer.
— in my. the proper hat. O'Brien’s.
The ioth anniversary of Banner
Council, Daughters of Liberty, will be
.ee
held on April 13th. Arrangements forjevenlng at eight at the Norwalk 1,1.‘nllmenls.
this event were. discussed at last
night’s meeting. There was initiation.
last night. and the business meetini
gave way to a social time with re-
freshments. There.wss a large at-
tendance at last night's session.
—l‘resh fish. New York Market.
1! is estimated that the proceeds of
“A. Serious Prediosfneat” ‘ will be
t 330‘. This performance was
staged Mtly in Hsyt's Theatre Is-
der the direction of Court Lsusl OM
Court mustnotc. Ala-est-
l
l
time to think of your new Spring .
Croilltd Knapp lls't T
depositors in the Savings
Depsnment out of the
earnings of the current
six months ending Maren
.2
P!
s
9’
the Board oi Directors.
LEROY MON TGOMM r
Treasurer.
81st. 1916. l"
The same will be en {a _ ..
tered on passbooks and i ”if t 1".
9““ °“ “‘d “fl" ‘9’“ i Miss Lillian Rudder. of South Mall:
10”” 1916' By order 0‘ ‘street, returned today from a visit
Mir-.- Elmira Roberts. or South Nor ‘
walk. is \ls‘lllng for a tee dayl- ulth
i't‘iHlIYt‘.‘ ln Washlrlutorr avenue. Siam
‘iord.
Mr and Mrs
. oi Stamford. departed .Vt‘slt‘rda)
iiolrler S i‘unlrrilng»
for
‘ . 'tlle South, .\lr.~ Cummings is to Join
' High SChOOI News iher enter. Miss t’arolyn Ou'lllge. all
' Arlll'llllt‘. and Mr Cummings is to
i WM
MR Perry's trigonometry class “'"QJLaft r' be ulll Join Mrs. l'unnrllrlpr at
agreeably surprised (l) this uloming‘blmflle‘
pith a "test" ‘
The rehearsals of the senior plsyl
lam take place at Mr. lliake's home.
oll Neutown alerlue, lit the future. l
i petiti\tt-rl days at i'intllurst. golnllp
.\llr-' Jarne> liobt-r'sorl. of l’lttsfield
.\la>sachusettr~. has been visiting Mr,
nrld Mrs Frank A. Middleton. in East
\‘orwalk. this week Mr. Robertson.
The results of )‘t'blt‘l‘da.\"5 sW‘llm“li‘or'lrlerly a sell-known chef ill South
test will be posted itl every room “'1Korwalk. u now employed
l‘di- ‘Elks' (‘lull, in l’ittsfleld.
Alli n it tlregort. one of our >t‘lllt)l‘.~,l
at the
. lll'
liar been absent the last ten till)>. olllle
incr-ount of illness,
and Mrs George G. Shelton. of‘
Lane. illdgeiield. who have beenl
int the Royal Palm Hotel, Miami. all
i “(‘hit'" Nul'l'llt‘l'. N'VTN'dl‘.‘ ll" iu'lrltt-r. left yesterday on a trip to the
lserrior class. is still (‘ltllllllrti to his “H, ”,3” of Florida. on board the
lhome Willi U19 Krill yacht llorothy. which they have thar
i Any student wishlrle to read lht git-red for about a month. and at the
:t'kchlillllt‘ti of the “Skeptic.“ run) llllliiPllll of that little are expected home
‘them in the High school library. ‘
tri
lillll
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" All students iakln senior Latin! \ rum.” meeting of Kahuna Err
‘ K li‘."ll]llllt ni. No. 9 i 0. 0. R, was held
must make up thr- ponlpostllon in that} “m ”mum m I,” lodge rooms on
subject at once. \\ all sin-w. 'l‘be icgree team of the
nilt'illliplllt‘nl will hold a rehearsal
There will be it rhetorical in as
errlbly this morning. and the third lw
lod will be omitted.
All the physics note books must be
handed in by two-thirty this noon, or
be accounted for by the person him
self.
All material for the May issue of
the "Skeptic" must be in the hands of
:iut't o.\irlday evening. ill preparation
for the norking of the Patriarchal De
lgree, which will be worked April 20
tlther routine matters were carried
out.
-—'l‘ornorrow. last day of the famous
Hoosier (told Medal Kitchen (‘abinet
Sale at Sterling Furniture Co. See
advenisement, page 8.
business of a routine nature
ther the Monuhsn vs, Mooahsn. or
llitzu vs. Ritu divorce cases were
Merton Rskett. former junior and
tr rear-bed during this nlonling's session.
football here. has left school to the
excel of his many friends. He is now
vith the Yale & Towne Company, of
Stamford.
Miss Amy Clark. one of our last
vear's graduates. was a visitor at the
High school today. Although she at-
tends Mlss (“apen’s school. in North-
ampton. Mass. she is at present spend-
ing a vacation at her home. in South
Norwalk.
.. .9. .
«lluyinga home is, usually an
"event of a life-time"; yet some of
the advertised homes in this city will
change hands way.
"The Sentinel Furnished
To let" advértlscmenls afford you‘
a directory of the best oneroom
homes in town «at present available
to you.
l
ROOM!“ '
25C.
.334;.« . .._.<..
Get the Habit of
‘ Drinking Hot Water
Before Breakfast
Some of the High school students
took part in aWnovlng picture scenar
to the other day. A moving picture
company was taking a wedding scene.
in the Methodist church. the other
noon. when school was letting out‘
and. as some~of the rzirls were pass
big. the camera man asked them if
they wanted to net in the scene. 'l‘hct- .
were quite struck with the norel idea i
and prom] ily accepted the lltl'llillltln i
\‘ouih Norw:.“rcl*<_ if _\ou lllllllu‘ll toll _
=00 a picture at the l‘n‘nt-c ’l‘hcflirv‘l Millions of folks llnlill- internally
i'iih some of the local lliuh “Num-novv'instcllti of loading ”Mr system
students in it. don't be snrprlSl-d. {with drugs. "What's 3" “Nd" hath?‘
.. _._.-. lyou say. \‘l'ell. it is misranteed' to
of yards and gardens and it will 139‘ perform mirnt'lcs if you could believe
most entertaining to see what hnsjllle‘se hi" WM” °“’h““l"5”-
been accomplished in another city. I Thar“ "'9 "3““ “mm“ (""10“ “a
prank Chamberlain. of Main Ely-091V women who, immediately upon arising
Says we can't look or feel right
with the system full
of poisons.
lion
lllll|l.
(i't‘edar mops
(‘l'
house of flights;
picking;r way
sirt't'is,~il flash light!
(‘ylilldcr style. fiber ease, coul-
plclc—«75c and 85c!
. ill-(tor llliil
Bridgeport, Conn,
Hows
hammlflsle.’sirfldhvoand€asea5t.
Friday, March 24, 1916.
Spring reefers for
wide-awake boys
li dot-mi tale courage to look at all lite on '\ Spring
illtilgk
lt \\lll be lttlulllh' Illlt' to ban- a nets reefer read}. for
”ample. on the wry tiny that l‘rlt‘le Sun mules ~llllllllg
brzlvel) out!
i
Lite clear lilixtures. sharp
(lever blink-null \\ llllt‘
tilt-tit}. plain handsome blue st‘fgt‘si
|'l.llli or pleated back.
more with pleuh running lcuptltlviw int).
\litl lit-arl) all nith dantly patch pockets.
l lit'll sort of fabrlt~ at $2 and .wu‘rnl prism from tll.lt
[III In S’l ~Q).
l‘rorlt llu~(‘lllt‘lll.
Cleaners that
don‘t make a dust!
lllhglt‘illl)‘ lllt'~t‘
Iill‘lt'l\ do their work! '
\Ul .’l \Jlltb tri tlu~l lt‘it
7756 and $1.25.
tl‘t‘edar polrsh~ 23c and‘ 30c.
(lSoI-Zrt.~y mops with a quart
tlll-vSlflS.
('Hliir oll rnolrsr 75c and Slit).
(lilr oil polish—10c and 50c.
'l‘l'lhlil: ulnr auntie-as brushes—$1.
“'85. Fourth floor.
the editor-ln-chlef, Mr. (‘omstor-k, be- last night. transacted at the meeting
fore May first of South Norwalk Lodge. Loyal Order
' of Mooae. L' h .
H0)" Church. 0'1“ 0f 0“" seniors, l" The motion for it judgment til the lg t m
confined to his home on account of tilt $5.000. suir of John S. Seymour 1 flash!
"9”. Being sick seems ,0 have be- against‘ the (‘1'!) of Norwalk. was not
0 . hetlrd oday in the Superior court. he-
lootnele quite ‘ “d with the seniors 0' ing postponed until next Friday. Nel~ “““dl‘m‘ handy about
spreads
SL25.
.s Al
Front brlscrilellt. V
llltllls
lic-
“Ill .1 t’ltrtlti tlf tliisl ralst‘tli
of
Triangular dusiless mops-75c and‘
81.10.
the,
splendid fori
through unknown,
\
t‘yliutlcr style with flange rc~l
light-'05?!
Nit‘kt'lt'tl light. ~5ta‘ and 05¢.
lotteries guaranteed-20c and
l Inspiration for
busy needlcfolk.
t lll'st‘L‘t'tMt'l'N to llL' ellllll‘olticr-
t‘tl are but :5 cents. lllt‘)‘ are
complete except for lit-etllcu ork 7
and stalrlpetl design are tinteful.
iiOtNl quality.
l.llit'|l
>l/t’ null
jut to 75C.
Linen retltcrtllcers ill
from? 0 inches to o feet!
lllarkablc tlltcr~ity of
5c to $4.
Turkish sets: ~tarllpcd llutll-
inlat. towel. gut-st towel, \\'a~h-
cloth. l'riccs frolll l9t‘ for “Fish
cloth to $1 for bath mat.
Lace-trinlnled center. stalrlpt-tl
for eyelet and French work or
lfor French kllot and lazy tlai~)'.
.Scarfs too. soc.
Stamped tubing. for
:45 inches \l'itlt‘~50t‘.
l Third floor.
i
toucls in guest-room
line quality. Stalllpcd,
\l/t‘s
A re-
patterns.
pillmw
Plenty of dainty
Djer-Kiss perfumes.
three more, a bountiful arr'nal
of these delightful toilet luxuries
front Paris.
Perfumes—81.25 or. or $1.35 and
$1.75 bottle.
Toilet water*il.50 bottle.
Vegetal—tl bottle.
Seam—81.25.01. and Tile bottle.
Face powder—four tints—50c box.
Talent—25c.
.~\ti elusive and appealing frrl~
prance is that ol' chr-Klss.
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I i't-lltcr tilde. front.
The Howland Dry Goods Co.
WWW
"ll. Lynne Steam Dyeing & (leaning Co.
.—BRIDGEPORT——
Formerly known as lrldgepert “earn Dyeing A Cleaning Cr
silk Dresses. Clem Blanket and Laos Curtains Cleaned.
lsispllons Ins. H. LYNGE. Prop.
as State St, Midget-I"
is conflnpd to his home with a severe, in. the morning. drink a glass of real
attack of illness. but water with a teaspoonful of lime-
.stone phosphate in it. This is a very
. "l‘nrles L. Dennis. dictator of the
lilrid e rtLod e of H ‘ . t l' [excellent health measure. it is in-
“ 9° g "‘COSP' “5 9" "v ‘ tended to flush the stomach, liver, kid-
signed a contract to "‘I‘ ”‘3 StewardIneys and the thirty feet of intestines
for the Moose Club for the next five. of the previous day's waste. sour bile
vears. M“ Dennis will resipn his 1‘0 :snd indigestible material left over in
““0“ 3“ “mm“?! 01' ”19 Fridge-Mlle body which if not eliminated;
port section of the New Haven road.evpry day, become good for the mil-‘
ito assume his new duties. ‘lions of bacteria which infest the bow-i
l—‘l‘omorrow, last day of'the famous els. the quick result is poisons and,
Hoosier Gold Medal Kitchen Cabinet toxins which are then absorbed iota,
‘Sale at Sterling Furniture 00. See the blood causing headache. bilious'
iadvertisement, page 8. I
o
lattacks, foul~ breath. bad taste, colds,:
The talk and pictures on ‘The Cityfstomach trouble kidney misery. sleep".
{Beautiful-D to be- given next Monday 10881183, impure blOOd and Il sort 0‘;
lbrary by doom s. Sherron will he' People no MI and one do and
preceded b, . few words Okexplana- badly the next. but who simply on
,llon concerning the Rotary Club of W not feeling right the limit to
‘stenport. 10“ which, inaugurateu'obmn a quarter pound of limestone
the pin for the making over of their. phosphate at the drug store. This
city. Chutes 911'lo of the Chamber; will cost very little but is sniiielent
of Commerce Irst called Mutton to” m“ M“ a M m 0“ an
int. possibility as m a... x...‘ subject of internal'ssnitatinn. .
lure. “a he wll mum 'm up Int as soon and hot wet. scroll
[Rotary Gish of Davenport is Muesli. skis, elssninl. I'm “ll
Ir. mull. at the “climb-Ill. tom MW
a... to m of a. W m'mhotwsosrsethqthsstmuw
_ .m‘ss.flh-Isslwiltis vastly,
ath'llhmm‘ abuzz-“W *0 W '- “I' 4n"
b Its-s last as can.“ he as, M . ' ~
fans unseen—assure”. :Asm
PRICE
After the customer finds our furniture abso?
lutely satifies all his quality demands. they cer
tainly are agreeably surprised and impressed to
learn on; prices are so low.
A‘ CHANCE TO PROVE THIS
TO YOU rs ALL we. ASK.
I
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Bowman's :7
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Here is part of a recent advertisement published by f
Hart. Schailner & Marx :—
You have heard and lta.l more or iv.“ about the tle- '
illulaiiédlluli of the tilt ~lilii~ anti lt \lill‘ lllalkeh clue to -
the our in liurollt‘
,.
\lc \\'diil it) \a) llil\'
“or clothes are guaranteed It! be ~atl~farlolt to the '
\wal'cr’; and this guarantee l\ gilril \llthout lt~t'l‘\'2.lil0fl, ;
illtrtlitiidtitlli.ul (\ttllllllll. ‘
.\ll.\ lilitll \tllo \tlh our tltrlllt‘: is definitely autlroriz— 7
ml to cxtclltl to any man \\ ho bu_\< them, our unqualified ll
.tvuraln'e of satisfaction; “inch lllt‘ails colors, all~wool
ftllrrltx, the quality of other lllltlt‘l‘lal\, the tailoring, the : ‘
iii. lllt‘ \iiillt' at lllt‘ lil‘ll‘t‘. And the lllollt'l' back if )‘uu are ‘
not satisfied.
0
Do you wonderl‘that we sell Hart Schafiner & Marx '7' I
clothes With both pride and confidence?
'9.
Do you wonder that so many men “swear by” thug
masterful tailors? '
‘l
Do you wonder that our today‘s gathering is the fin- i.) I 1
est we've ever spread? ' ‘
I
Main flOor, rear. I L
“ H
Walrus bags look 5
times their price ‘
ji
'l‘ralellllg-bagx that are ”unlrus" but not walrus :1
Made of a fabric tllat's- so like leather you can't tell " X
it and leather apart at a distance of six feet. Waterproof, ,
light. halldsotllc. .- » "1‘ ‘
v-h‘,‘-v" ‘ : liilj"
Same dull rich black as genuine walrus. Slime excel- “'v fi‘.
lent appearance in every detail. " ‘
Rags have steel frame and Mass bolt and locks, good
comfortable handle: cloth lining. And, ‘ f
5
though they look $7.50, priCc is $1 50 '
— ' H I
Third floor. . 1'5 1‘
Th H l d D G ' '
e 0w all ry oods Co. a:
9.___ ____ E__ --,__ _' H“
s .‘i‘
wnsmm 5mm.
Sfluli D » Lilli
SECURITY B 0'
TAKE rLEVArntz'»’— up as mom
III5 mun Sl--TEL’ 221.8
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ASK ANY
DODGE BROS. MOTOR CAR -
OWNER ABOUT HIS MAINTENANCE EXPENSE
RED and DODGE BROS. CARS
.' >.‘
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What Are Your Assets?
The «Isl-title conductolsuslasss and personal snail-s today etassso‘.
the .méthods employee very «semen. ,
Avoid the liability ’ ,
'Msthhsvjso‘s Magnesium. Noam-ammun-
IMDWMQW'Wflp. ...
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Norwalk Chronicler