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those who know how to writs:
burn-co. Our thirty your; ex 1
priesosistysnrsoninfsrthoi
sonic puss. nndour excellent line 1
”Ware younwthooso'
from. Think 'hl: o ‘,cr it means -
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liouowmi iiiuiioiiiiic...
safeguarding your interests.
Taylor&Golden
Toisphons No.12”
South Kuwait Trust lids.
What Will Men
Wear This Spring?
With Spring in 11.9 air. its high
time to think of your new Spring
Croiut & Knapp liat
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Opium
enable you ‘1; make you
11.~‘ily'
$11.11 33 7.. ti on
"the 1R a; \\ l1.1' lllfltlt’ Ill .\'or
nn‘k 32 5"
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103E?“ DAVIS
85 Washington at. as. Nomllt.
tr». —-.—~~—~— ~-‘-V»»r
WEATHER FORECAST
l-‘oretsst for Norwalk wand vicinity:
rtlzly showers. The Wt’xlf‘lil disturb
once now forms a long tnmcli oi low
pee-votive “tending from Texas nonh-
eastward to Michigan. it is causing
cloudy sndunsettled wenther with to
col rains from the Rocky Mountains
rsstwnrd to Ohio and from the Gulf
northward to the (‘anadisn border.
lemnt weather continues along the
Atlantic coast. There has been s do
cided rise in temperature du*ing the
last 24 hours in the central and east-
ern districts. Several places in the
southern and western districts report-
ed thunderstorms.
WEATHER A YEAR AGO
TODAY.
lt-mpcrature‘. Lon. 25: high,
45. Fair.
Clll NEWS
\./\ ~\»"\AM
Miss Non Cronin1 of South Main
street, tins secured s position with
the L. Golden store. on Washington
street.
Prompt and satisfactory adjustment
of the damage done to the household
effects of Mathias llresnyo bx reason
of'the Inc of March 22nd was made
yesterday through the fire insurance
agency of J. )1. [nylon Co. inc..
through whom the insurance was plac-
ed. .
The regular meeting of Court Laur-
el indies“ Aid was held last night at
the home of Miss Sadie Smith, Spring
street. Miss Alice Foley was elected
retarding e‘ecretai-y. An appeal wns'
made for children's clothes, which
will be mended by the. members of the
satiety and distributed among the
nth: poor. The next meeting will
be with Miss Hazel Blake. Elizabeth
street. on April 13.
Rev. ,Wsiter McCran. nequ appoint-
ed assistant pastor of St. Mary's
church. uptown, will be the speaker
tomorrow evening in St. Joesph's
church. These Lenten devotions will
start at 7:30 o’clock. and will include
Mediation of the Blessed Sacrament.
This will be the first opportunity
‘ downtown people have had of heart“
lather llcCrsnn. who is In sbls
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1 1111111'1-1111 liednien' .~1
:11 11 here e1 er) body
1ceite free treatment.
1li' wor
k is given "I“ the ”1’1“” (111541.111111-rdw. oi Ihthlelieml has lime to
and record .
1lai-ts Haifa], “‘1 minds 11“"1311'11‘1 111 lllv i‘as t t‘ominsnders' Moot ration
0w ng "mark“bl‘. “151 of New \’.ork at the Grand tentrsl1
”Ultl. liroaiinu) About 100 guestsi
1 “111119111“ “‘91"an in Belden ave-1
1 be e em and a good time is ex
nue who has been on crutches for sev 'will‘ed p1 1.
N .
>ersl yenrs told the audience
1step without heavy crutches.
lair toniI'ltt' Sunday uitsettled,,prob-1treltéd for shout ten minutes and
1. her head disappeared.
describe Anyone in the hall and wasl
MUM fifteen minutes and made a son 1‘“ nUu For 0'" 30".”
1 er case after this.
. cations.
‘ 1'11!!! you no obliged to rub elbows
has”; to _n [not dos! of expense to
misty the toes! public of the [rest
Wits following these inst.-
montn. 1
Ass result his ”WWW.
« street is crowded out min whim;
L relief. 1
. ‘WICI. .
A1 sweating of the
Bond of Directors oi
The W's Trust Corn»
,1], held March 30th.
131‘. s dividend oi the
I!“ of 4 per cent. not
mount was desist-ed to
- depositors“ the Hui-[s
Department out of the
earnings of the current
six months ending Maren
3131, 1916.
The same will be en
terfi on passbooks and
paid on and after April
10“], 1916. liy order of
the Board or irirecioru.
LEROY MUXTLwMEIt i
Treasurer.
NOR WALK '1
SOCIETY I
1‘ :-:N E WS:-:
1 ’l he marriage of Miss Katherine. l~lu-'
genia l'latt. daugliiei of Mr and Mrs.‘
tlmrle~ \1 Hall of Brooklyn. \‘ Y
. liei. Dr Joseph ii. Tutti-hell, of Matt.
msmnlmus ford. pastor enieitur‘ of the Asylum.
lilll Congregational t‘liurch, will take
place Tuesday. June 20. st the coun-
try home of the brldt"> parent> 8!1
(lien l‘mr. l. 1 Mr Tum-hell who Is'
lilarlkf‘ In 1111- ’l'hntclII-r School for"
iioys in “mi \‘a1lry.t‘nl..u.1.~ gradual
11d lrum i'alo tliile‘rll)’ in 111111. Miss
l’rutt. “111) l: .1 graduate of Vassar:
‘(ollegiu l.‘ granddaughtcr oi Elli‘ late
Jude! Lump .11 Morris. of New Haven,
Made to More Here Paralylic‘
fingers— lied Men's lisll So.
Norma ll (11111
Demonstration to continue at one 1111111 the governor oi l‘onIIeI-u 1
1111. and of the late ('llilllt's l‘raH.‘
Holiday, liiisday, Wednesday ”mm 110.111.1111, 1
.. philanthropist
Next Week -_ . 1
Mr and \lr. (; A (insuri'u‘ 3111-1
icy auntie. llt'll‘ Ion. Professor Law 1
rrllCt' (irrnory iilld their doughnut:
\ii» |.-.1lI-l. “Ill spend the \\l"'tltt'llil1
in \evr \oik, amending theatres i111
Gregory .~ birth 1
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The piiUTlc is gitutl) lllltrirll'tl 11.
the sensational results upon the rich
Hall. South .\oIs:ill1'
(an \ililiew um...‘
.(iltliriiilon til Miss
1rcmurkahle deinonwtri i 1 .
.1 one 11111 n liridgi port Sdlldfll‘d
1 m wrury-
literature usl‘ ‘1 1-
well as interesting lettures expliiiu1
ing about the wonderful Natureopntu
\lr~ lllllt‘ Merriam llihl (ommand-
er of lud\ .lPIllllllKS Lodge .\o. 7,
t'fl(ll lectur . 1
e is of grist internal to all Mm \Mk 1,, attend It dinner tliven
ex treated yesterday:
that
he had consulted \arlous specialists
and spent thousands of dollars and as
d lunrheon of the Soiler
13 result he could it t meeting an
0 make Lzflflflof (‘oloninl Wm at the llaitford
.,
Club. yeeta‘dny sfternoon.
W
0n letters passing through the lo-
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General Russ.” 'r‘ro>t attended a
surprised the public when he gm "i:
1from the ch
began to wallinraglihdllntlfrfll‘fme “11111“. post omce there appears a stick-
v 0“" ‘ci- reltding: 'Prntect the notions-i
A young lady who mm. M, n.“
a dkerchicf when
deuce as Plait 31,991 South Norw,nlk liilecuse l us your h n
has been deaf for over seven yI-ars1 __
:Egdj‘njz‘ltgtseek‘foa‘un‘zd a "1:131- 7(‘. .1. Mint: (‘0. store will be open
. . cw or ill was I) . 1
1 ‘1 | 1- until further notite.
that she was incurable. She was Irir- Monday H1 n11 K
en about eight minutes treatment an 1 1
was tested b I) In t 1"“1111‘m 1" “1°“ "“11 1‘ 111111911“
y r umur n \arious ful dance “I. held by the [npmbPr-I of
ways She claimed then that shehmkwom-p A A this city Si'i'fi‘ s or-
could hear every sound and not only10m‘mm “"1““th music. dancing he
could she hear well but the noise "11‘“ enjoyed until a late hour. The
(oinmitteo in charge of the (lame (oni-
prized: .ianies Monahnn..loscl1h “31'
hour, Albert Marni-s and "Pm?"
you sneeze.”
Another similar case of a lady re-
siding in East Norwnlk complaining of
deafness with dizzy spells with noise
n
‘in her head. After nten Ininutei| Herr) 3.
treatment, the results proved remark-
able and greatly convincing to all.
’A gentleman who resides in Thomas
street. East Norwalk, who was totally1
blind for a number of years.
\ious to the treatment he could an1 AS I o R 'A
For Infiniti- and Children
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Monday evenings until further notice.
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then given Naiureopstliic tred'lnteml
national impression on the public by (“Vagabon-
describing various people in the aud' Signature 0! . .3.
ience. even describing the clothing1
they wore. 1
A young child that lives on Miller
street South Norwslk Wits unable 101. -—HAS EIGHT CHILDREN.
c109o her finsm for “"9“” WMB‘MI. Mrs. P. Ri‘hkitlnp. 2404 Herman so.
then given a five minutes treatment to‘ Corington. K)‘.. writes; "l have b4.“
the greatest astonishmenuio ail pros-E using Foley's ”mm, and. Tar for near
ent the, child was then able to open: 1’. two years and can find no better
and close. all fingers with e389 1‘7"“ .cOIigh syrup. 1 have eight children
thusiasm and applause “as M We“ and giv‘e 1t to all of them They were
that the doctor could not treat anoth- subject 10 "011!) from bumps on u it
1 is a safe and reliable medicine.
Sold e‘verywhero.
Every day brings more end greater:
numbers of difficult cases to the Hall
and crowds are increasing daily.
The effect of natureopnthlc treat-1
ment on health is most remarkable'
and seems to be very little understood
by the observers. Dr. Blumer dean
of the Natureopsthic College of Hart-
ford, claims no supernatural power
either for his results or in his appli-
He explains that every trest-
m’ent incorporated in this'sclence is
based upon scientific principles
scientifically demonstrated and re-
quires s high art in skill as Well as a
thdrongh understanding of anatomy.
physiology, biollogy sad the various
other understanding of the bonus
makeup and Its composition
The public is given the greet op-
portunity to see these demonstrations
and receive ms usstmsnts. no not
miss this opportunity especially since
no on” vhstsver is made. M
NEW Stills 811 is
$12.50 111335. 00
111911113
YOU CAN
SAVE MONEY
and also you r
1 son Cities by
miss “WWO
IN OKI"Cnttsin
ire-Icha- Let us demonu-te thin to lt-
-:z show you Iii-id's! «Luis M
hRed‘In’sMMthflth
HOWLAND'S
More style
than talk!
l'ar more st)lc in our Inciik Cltrlllt‘s than 11c
into an advertise-nun of them.
«.111 put
if we could only show th 'll' ~l_\lc. .Iinl llltll' 1.11m. ;1~
the) \Allith' It—wvery man lll lti\\ll 11111111] llill'l) to llit‘t‘l
tl11 111 ldt‘t‘ to face.
\\li;1t is Style antuay?
1‘11I' (u! (if a \lt't‘\('
tingle of a lapel.
'l‘lit ~l1npiu: of u ~l1oul1lrr. lllt‘
11111: hang (it trouwrx 'I llt‘ wt :11 .1 ro'itl
\K's. all 1111'» . aut' tl.t-r11I11l11u1-1l cited of llll 111 :Ill.
1111-) 1:111 put .15 1.1111:
lliil’l ((‘liri'i iii A
\\1 don‘t klioo any makrIx‘
$1111 :znd value into men's cl.t1.1(~~ 15‘
Man and the Home of Allil' .11liiimtr
"hit is uh) 11'? \1111 11.111- I‘lotlirv’.
1\\ lliilt‘Vt‘l' Li lllail Piiyx gilltl in: \iill‘t' lui‘ i‘.iI'li 111111.11.
l'u)‘ us lllllt'll a~ you 111w up to $411.
that
25¢
If you film) the sum, a remarkable 151.111.11.111.-
1111‘l.11‘.1.~ C\t‘|_\ Fpriiii.‘r aml Summer fulu'ir, :11
Main floor. 111-.115.
“I like my Stetson”
I’vcr lll'i'il' a man say «1131111111,; but .1 “(ml of 111.11%“
for l11~ Stetson? Hardly!
lltc new Stctwlh arc rcztily this minute, \nil tlic_\1r1-
14111111: to be iiiigltty popular.
\ lzll' lhe Thrln is gong to lit the mo~t iauirt‘d
of hats this Spring. That s becaust Stetson l1a~ added to
its 111“ bred >t_\lc. certain I‘omiort ltdllllt \\lllt‘ll make
it ful as easy on the head as (‘Hll a Sit-lulu soil hat.
«$3.50 and S4.
lh-rbics»— $3.51) and $5. Soit Mctaoin
Main floor. rt'ill‘.
Great service
_ shoes at $3!
liiggifst \tcar— drizhtcr of all the shoes in tlic men's
section is a liea\y black (alfsk'in bluclier that s1ll> .it thru:
dollars!
it is built just to meet and beat liard \Icar.
'lough solid calfskin. Built Bluclicr style \titli a
broad to: \nd built upon a item \ solc of double \\ eight
that is carried right back to the heel. _ 1
And there is a tan calf that just about matches it!
Either style— $3.
give excellent
Lighter shoes at the saint- priI‘I‘ will
giiinl lthls's‘Z—
service and have more than their .~l1;1r11 111'
Black Calf blurhcr, high,toc
Black calf lace. English last
'I‘an calf bluchcr, high we
’l‘an calf lace, English last.
Near Fairlicldztvcuut- .loor.
Style, good looks
and double service i
A llowland Double-Servici- suit brings a boy all
that ordinary suit docs—and then some more.
It has right style; see the new Norfolks for proof. '
It is made. of splendid woolcns: they arc here to
prove that.
It is tailored thoroughly: takc testimony of your Own
eyes on that matter.
And tlicn—-to make It icigtr lived ~4t has two pairs
of trousers- It Is an everyday suit and a drcss— —up suit
combined lts life is practicdlv doubled. And it is a}
ways ready for demands of pin or ohm] or "company.1
Blue serge or mixtures in blue, tan or grey; ofspcc-
ial interest at . .50.
Other Norfolk suits for boys S; ‘o $13.30.
Front bZt‘it'lllnl.
The Howland Dry Goods Co.
..iItII:1 ‘tlltllx'x \\lll
1:“le David.
1lravid inherits his father's wonderful‘
‘lilufili'll ability and at last they stun
HOWLAND’S
Entrances on Main St, Fairfield Ave. and Cannon St.
Bridgeport, Conn, Saturday, March 15, 1’16.
Young folks’ specials
suits at $18
fipriug silhouette. oith its jaunt} \lltii‘l jacket and
1-11uall'1v1aunt)‘ short full skirt. l1a> tillt‘lllll\ 11rctt1c~lpre~
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~c11t111g~ in thew ~uit~tl1at )‘mlllg folk 111ll pick eagerly
iil $18. - «
l‘111c “own \\1u11 poplin 111 111.,1k 111* 11.1\\ or lirlgian .
blur, lllllr>lxlflt1l juvkct trimmwl \‘llll 111.1111 llrnhl in
{.I~1I'lul ia~l111111. _\1ikc ~k1rt oi t'ull 11:1!‘1111: paltriu
t. .. . '
l-l.I(k»d11d \\lllll‘ 1'11111‘11‘ 111:1.1l1- 1111 ~.111111 model is (19— ‘
111411111111) Iotitlilul 111 :11r 111:1111‘111g11111:11111511;1I't11‘u-
1.1111 1'tfv1‘t111' upon it \11.1r11.l«.11 b.1111 14111111111. o
1‘1111' 11.11) ~t'1g11 11111:;111‘11 111 .111111- ~1111t;11‘l11-; .1 suit
\\|lll 1111- t'liurm 11111‘11-111' 1‘1111i1.1~t. ‘
«111-ti ‘111 back but
ll1.11111.111~111111mcd
111t11 mutiu‘lii- \\l111'l1 .1l~-1.111111»..1'~11111111tluwmnrtlult, .\
_lil1'l\t'l has 11111111111 11111.1" 111‘
‘.1 11:1
\tllll (won't-11111111111 l;1|nl~ at 111-1111
11.11‘111: ~11“! liih llllt“ l'I»\'1.\ 1.11 ~.Il“i‘ \ 111.11111- around
ltllllttlll. 1/‘
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ll. .11 1111111111111 charm. I
1 :11‘11 of lllI‘\t‘ «1'11». 111 5/“ 11. 111 111.1 i\‘_ $18.
Simrt \lnlll\ 1111' 11111111.: 11.11» .111 glmmth‘
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liilglil lllilt'\ 411111 glit‘th .11111 11 id t.1-.1t 111g" 1‘lit-I‘ks
111.1 1‘1111‘11~ \11tl1 1.\111'111;1iil< 111 1111 11 Color l.i\1- llll\- 1
llllt'\ 111111 (It‘rtxtIiIri-s‘ in (01111111 \1111 1"11'i'\ one (if
lllrm llliltlt‘ up 111 fl1i1\ii11.:;;1'.‘11‘1i1‘.l 1111! 11111 v11111lu-rmme
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A new book by Elcaya powder free. . '
1111 a limitul Iiumlitr of folk!
\\llti bu} (illitr t ltlllt‘ llcaya or
lhumt l‘ l(.i\a .\.Iliiitla}, a sane-
'plt- lmx oi lllt. delightful new Flo
lt i~ ,ltl~t ll;1\'11l——ninl lirilf 3‘1“)“ 1111111111‘\1““ 1’1"“1"
11‘. illion {nib 11l1o‘1t 111111 dc Ehaia (reams are splendid preps!»
L'"llt1l .lllil In willful li\ lllt' 1:0"3-13111-"19 They are actually 01 belle“
11.1111 to kilo“ 1011‘“ “1“" "ldt’t‘pensable when t'nV-
cliug by rail or motor.
The \lttfl bt'fllllrl wiili David a ten-1wf‘lfnu1 ('omplenou powder 3 I!
y fine texture and excellent qual-
year old hm liiiug in the mountains
it In the 1 In;
with his father, a famous \ioiinist 1‘ y in“ for Various comp
Pollyanna‘s creator!
l11111nor ll |"oIt(r \ ruillt trulx
ilt‘\\ lttlttk ix jihi (till
- ions.
liitlicr of lilt‘uya creams sells
;down the mountain together. 1:11 51>(ents for a small jar. \Vifli
‘ But things grow black, and Ds\'id' 1th” Saturtla} <mall 1"“ 0‘
.Ineots troubles. And—but you'll want “’111l"1“10“ 1‘0“ ‘1” {“30- ’ .
.to read all about it yourself!
(cuter aisle, front. 1
Igor. suiiirtiay. $1.25. 1 hide flurry " I
. ‘ . ~ of handkerchiefs. '
er l'i'llfllt‘ltl ii\t'llllt‘ door. 1
_ When they are so hard to get;
11! sums almost foolish to sell
hantlkcrt‘liick at less than usual‘
price!
White celluloid
toilet needfuls.
But~~we snapped up a lot in which
were several qualities;
than usual.
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ln lllt'lf siliillt'§.\ \Iliitc-11(.~.~1
IliL‘St‘ will grow the toilet- table. 1
Because of their quality tlicv1
Will give good schiI‘c. 8m
Pcrfum bottles Pm“ “Mb. bheer texture or medli
uni weight. .'
Picture frames
Nail buffers
Nail files
Cuticle knives
lsuall) 151‘ to
151‘ and iot‘.
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and paid Isl;
:5c——12 [-26‘ '
so it is only fair that we share til. .
1 t ‘ ‘ '.\ ‘ " ‘
Button hooks 1 tllttr .1). li, rctli‘. t
Shoe horns 1 Pretty attire ' l
Each at 25C- ... 1 l for the neck. ;'.
Putt boxes Some of the new rolling and 1“
liuir receivers
Perfume bottles
Salve boxes
Picture frames
Cuticle knii'ee
Nail files
(‘1enter aisle, front.
. .flut (ollars are tastefully em-
l)lOl(lt‘l‘ttl-Illlt.l \cr) very dainty.
'..51 and 50C
ing fineness. 60c to 81.50.
New cape collars have impress!“
effect, whether pure white or with
Each at 50c. saucy colored edge. 50c
‘ ~ . . Vcsiees of organdy and of oriental
Dainty fittings llace are of a number of pattern;
each appearing moredelightful thu-
1°r de‘°°m' the one just seen. 50c to $1.50.
ltidia linon of special finish Isl -
‘. . 1 1 ' t f .
to be worked 111 pink. blue or1 1‘: ees 0 Georgette crepe 3'” DO-
black 1cut ly fitted for wear with I116
‘ Igowns.
’Ialfour cloth is to lie \\'Ol’lxt‘(l1lexture and hue.
in_ handsome green—and-whiic1
1131‘“ 1mm“- 1mm feathers. Black and white are
1\nd the articles made i'rom1(11"‘t'111‘11‘9d 1“ some 0‘ ”‘9 ”011°"-
cuch are all ready for cmbroid 42501035 . '
cring: and sold nitli thc needful1
embroidery material.
31.50 to $2.50.
1atld wonderfully to cfl'cct of entire
Scarfs. cushions. pil10\\'—t0p5.1apparcl. Rose, copenhag‘cn‘
fancy bags mght- goun races—w brownr. new. black. White, and
25010 75¢. . lilnik— and- “llllt‘. $l to $4.50.
Third floor. Main floor, front. 1 .
\ The Howland Dry Goods Co.
TA'I'IONERY ”219? box...“ g”
SPECIAL INT FIVE TINTB AT
Georgette crepe collars have sstlm- 1.
Rich air is given by the has and oe- ‘
Malinc rufis have crisp air and ’ “
Soft and beautiful both in. 11 11
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Norwalk Chronicler