avom mounts I
Harm; your insurance written by
these who snot bow to write
insurance
yer. out 1: at your herht‘k for the
ante wit-v and ‘ull’ excellent line
of t'oiupums . . your: ‘0 impose
from 'l‘h nk 'it; n r? it means
mtrguardiug your interests
Taylor 8. Golden
Telephone No. 1230
South Norwalk Trust aide.
What Will Men
Wear This Spring.I 3
With Spring in lilr air. its high
liult' t.t innit of )otil new Spring
hat.
Croini & liq-ism Hat
7.
. :i-i- .\t u to main tour «itoitv
t \
3' . s". n :1 lit) k
\\ hat lllutit‘ ill .\'or
\:t it 52 TU
.H
“‘5’
J03Ei’H liAVlS
‘85 Washington St. 80. Norwollr
—--..- .. ..-.
Rh CAST
P.
WEATHER F0
Forward for 'Norwalk and vicinity:
l‘nscttled tonight and Tuesday; prob
ably rain. A welldefiucd disturbance
which is central this morning over
(lhio is causing cloudy and rainy
weather from (leorsia northward to
the Canadian border and from the
Mississippi river eastward to l‘cnnsyl-
vania. l'lewant wcather prt-vails be
tween the Rocky Mountains and the
Mississippi river. The Ohio storm
will probably move eastward and pass
over this section tonight. The tem-
pt-rttture continues high along the At
lc'ttic coast, but a tlccided fall has oc-
curred during thr- lit-at 24 hours west
of iilt‘ Mississippi river.
WEATHER A YEAR AGO
TODAY.
'i‘ct‘t'u‘ritturc: i um. 40: high,
Fair.
48..
A.‘
iii"
Atitlrltt‘, \Viiliiim F. Tammany, of
th *- t't). Ifl today otl a business trip
to Hartford.
“W
iihii
‘1)! this City.
John ilf‘l'lilfl, of Sound View ave-
nuc, was admitted today to tho .\lor-
walk lltl>pi€al for trcatlncltt.
Miss Hazel \icciitu oi‘ till: city.
spctlt tha \tnltcnd ii Fort loo \' J
tho it: .‘. lnowlt moving pittuw >ludi0
otlzttfll'.
\ its Tilly. who attends state
Hi 5. l.ool at Danhury, is spending
onl
HI"
ID?”
a xxx-titk vacation at her home
South Main street.
'i'ftc littckinchain Women's Relief
Cr-v s will tomorrow hold an all day
we“ im! meeting. All members are‘
Irt't'd to st‘t‘tud. and please comeI
curly. ,
ltov. and Mrs. Ralph G. HartleY, of‘
Wtst street. have left for East Had-
dam. (‘onm where the funeral of Mm,
Hart'nv'a mother, Mrs. ll. B. Brown. is
.0 be held.
i
Mrmbers of the Immaculate Con-
ception and Children of Mary Soddlv
ties. of St. Joseph‘s church. will go to
confession next Saturday and attend
communion in a body next Sunday
morals at the I o'clock mus. '
__.. _
One week from today the Unlicti’
Ilium t‘lrcnit Court of Appeals will
hear the sum! m v the D. I.
have Company no. Jane M
W swam mm m
Uur thirty years ext-i
.iutcrt-stingly on “The First
NOTlCE.
At a needs; of tile
m (1 Directors at
The People's Trust t‘om
WI. held March goth,
1816, a divtdeod at the
tale of l per cent per
annum was declared to
depositors in the Savings
Department out of [11:
earnings of [he t-urrcn.
all months ending Manx.
31st. it‘ll?
The wine “ill be e.-
lt‘rt‘d Ull parriuru‘no hltu
paid on and alter Aplt.
l‘J‘h. 1111-». ii) t'l'tli‘l' oi
[he “curl it! i l'tt'ftJYS
LEROY.\iti\'1';;(l.\l'r;ul
ircasui'cr
m
Tomorrow afternoon at 3:30 o'cluocl
there will be a meeting of the Temple
(‘lrcle of the Christian Elldcaull' ill
the South Norwaik t'oitgregatlottal
churth.
\ lame quantity of itt‘ is bring har-
ed today on Witshingtou strcct Il)‘
The in
iltult in ii to \it
.
i..-
i'lv [)ii't't‘~ nmhurt
'tlt iii \ lillt'k.
l
>‘rwt departunut no
‘l‘ ‘s t-wtnnt. iii tilt lli_\ t'tlllli l'tltllll
iv t‘lt) Hail. thcrr \‘.Ili hr :1 inn-l
.- ti the \orwttlk Hillt' X
. IllIiMIL'll is on for a lllllltll'l‘tl lllt-lll
:it
tillit
itch
'lht- \lru of Shah filt‘dlt'” will he
tin: topic that .ludgt- John H ltt'ht.
tut~ (ll)', will discu-‘s tomorrow night
at the thirteenth annual tltnncr of thc
Saintol'd t‘ougrcgatioual t-hurt‘h.
iii
.\. .\‘ilt'l rtlu
llllworth, of
speak
t‘tty Euginccr ticorus
and Secretary tlctlrizc W,
the (‘haluher of (‘onuut-rt-c.
this evening in the .\'otwalk Library
Auditorium.
Sheriff and Mrs. N. W. lieucdict aul
non (Urns. spent Saturday in .\’c“
York City. and attcudtd the cveninz
nrtiorrnancc of “Hip Hip litmrlly” at
till' Hippodrome.
The Lenten speaker at St Joseph's
t‘illll-‘il last evening was Rev. Walter
\lct‘rann. assistant pastor of St.
Mary's church. Father .\lt-(‘rann made
a tit‘t'p and favorable unprt-ssion dur»
in; the course of an interesting tallt.
l‘apcrs were returnable today to tho
city court in the case Prank Hovmh
vs. lliltlos Balms. The action is
brought to collect mom-y duo and
claimed to be unpaid.
instructions for childrt-u. preparing
for their first communion, will hc ilt‘ltl
each Monday and Friday afternoon‘s
after school in St. Jtiscph's school
h.all on Henry street downtown.
Rev. John Staph-tan. pastor of the
South Norwalk Congregational churclt
at the union services ilt'id last night
in the Baptist church. spoke. well and
l'crsccw
\
lion."
Owing to the performance of “Mar-
0 ()dile," at the Regent Theatre.
Tuesday evening. the regular 'l‘ues-
day evening session of Miss Cornelia
thicll‘s dancing class. in the town
\ssetnhly Hall will be omitted this
week.
Engineer and Mrs. Joseph ll. llidr-r
left today for llaTa'tua.
(‘ttba. Mr. Rider is called to (‘uha
on important consultation matters.
and may be ohllircd to go to the cast~
crn end of the island. to Santiago dc
Cuba. where his old class mslc. Eti-
ward t‘hlbas, resides. Mr. (‘hihas is
one of the best known engineers in
Voila. Enmute Mr. and .\ll‘S. Rider
will stop at SaVannah, Jacksonville
and Dclnnd. Fla. On the way home
Mr. Rider will stop at Falrmont.
Virginia.
000 water system there 12 years ago,
‘and he has been retained to make ex-
tentlons and betterments to the plant
_. 1
Passing Years
produce bodily changes. We
thoroughly understands the
time changes of the eyes.
We have the correct
glasses to keep the eyes
young.
THE “THREE 0" EYE
SERVICE
.__._-—
THAMER
t
is
w..
Mr. Rider built the $300.3
'(C‘th‘ti.
[wants a stparatlon from Theresa De
‘1'!!! SOUTH NORWALK mo m
Your New
SpringQSuit
NOR WALK i
OCIETYI
i :-:N E WS:-:
MASTER MORTON'S URTHDAV
ft wry pleasant time was given at
the home of Mr and Mrs. Alex. .\lor-
tolt. in honor of their son Joseph's
fifth birthday The table was way
prettyly detoratrd with tamations and
fruit by Mrs. l Clarke. The mend
read as follows:
Never have we exhibited so
tempting an array of {Fash-
ion’s Choiccst Clothes. Our
values are unparalleléd, and
Our
Credit Plan
Sandwiches (“We -
can Makes ltmsy for you to get
Salad i‘nnt what you want when .you
“Vine I n -
Nam it.
The punts dl'ital'lt'd at a lair houl'
wnhing JUM‘Ni many happy warns
of the day Those present were:
\lastlr Joseph l“ Motion. Mr and
“Ir! Alt .\ .\iorlou, \lr. alld Mrs Arth-
ur Johnson. \lts.~ .\la'lt'l ltthuwu. “le
l‘iil'lilbtli‘ .\iortou. Miss llarrit-t t‘hatn-
b- r<. Mr John i‘halnhtrs. Mr \Vt‘fiil‘y
"ililnlbt‘l'i, Mr William Morton Mast-
] ,S i
ii i.tlllt~ Motion. .\'-lt itl' llai~ton.
Morton \ir lious llarlitk of .\'t-w it r “i
\lis.~ rillZaMtlh llolic Mr Thomas I
ACOBY
153 WASHINGTON 8T.
.~l‘_\‘.
Lydon. \ll.~= ’riH'lma Munon, Miss _, \ 7 > _ I
\uitlttt Morton. Mi~s Edith Mille)’.
Mr Thomas litlwicy. Miss :ncs
Howie). Mr Edward Kinlcr. Mr Mar-
ttn lllanar and Mr Al llwnjalnlu
Gingham Petticoats
New line of Gingham Petticoats in blue and white stripe,
made full and of servi:cablc material. Sizes 38-42
length ........... ............. 50c and $1.00
59¢ '
hiPitl til i..llttlill on:
W Li
\th l-‘latllt ll
nun. iht‘
tin-s in Orange. N J
silent \t't-ck l‘llti “llil
of Norvtalit
iii ilvl‘
and w tic.
i“ lit at
lllOlilt'l' ill Ntw t‘anaan
i‘.-.ll KrlvH-t
Sun-Ln tlw hum" Extra Sizes ..........
of 4% Fair |
J. I. MALLETTE
Plank llo_\t. of South .\'ol'itilll..\\'tis .
lilt‘ millet (If t‘ A the
“Pilot '1 Nut Patrizio. last ww:
\li.~< Edwina Daniels.
i‘tchl nunuc, the wa-rkcud
Stamford with friends
spoilt
Sniutuis at
\li~.~ Randall. M llo~tou. .\iils‘tllilll-
.~t-tt~. ir \iriilllt'. hrr hrtllilrr Edward
ll llantiall. of liliu (lrmr ‘li'l'i‘i THE UNION
.\li-.~ \liltll’t-tl llaldwin. of lo-r~t-\' "
t‘tty, ha< been \‘lkiilllt! her sister.‘ .
Mrs ilit-htttd ll haul, of .\lclhournu SC & locwall
road. I er 0.
NEXT T0 LYRIC THEATRE
1432 MAIN ST.
All 1916 Wall Papers
On Display Now
“WE HAVE EVERYTHING IN WALL PAPER
THAT IS MADE"
'PHONE 5960
BRIDGEPORT
John Hitchcock. of
is sin-mill“; lllt- wl-t'h
with her brother. l“l‘illlk i“. Htlt‘ilt'tlt‘k.
of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
.\li.~.~' lit'it'll .\'l
tiillsou Tt-rlatc.
Mrs. llohett M. \anto-
lloht-t'i and Jack. of South Main uttm t,
are spcndiup tcn days in .\‘uficrn. .\'vw
York.
and stills.
——
1 Miss l-Iditll ”illlll‘lllntl, of t't'twccnl‘
(Villlt‘tllil
I'l‘crrat-e. teat-hcr iii the ‘
.
<t-hool. is spt-ndiuq thc \tuatznn in
New York city.
i Miss llair)’ ll Scutltlcr anti \ilr .\l . i
ll. Mitcllcil. of Flat llill road. an- 0 111g ‘rer ‘
mending a few days ltl Minotola. Now,
Jon-my. :hc l'llt'h'ih of Mr
and .\ll'F.
i‘hai‘lcs \' Staring: ‘
10C 3 Roll
Thousands
at 5c a Roll
__ i \
Evert-it l“. Wilbur. it
(if Ilczltii't:
ptorlikut sllrw'
tnanufacturcr. .\lassarhtt
N'iiH. has ill‘t"l Sllt'lltilllu
(lays in South Not'waik.
lltc post into
of
0
\
the l'llt‘r
friends
Tho cuunzcuwut has hwu anuounc .
rd of Miss Dorothy Nicholson. of Fair . ,
field. who is in the Bridgeport llospi L
tal ’l‘ralninn School for Nurses. to Dr.
William T. .\'aglc. of Southinpton. who
rcccntly started a practice in Pain; .. - - -
field. i . V tstt our spactous saicsroouis, see our method oidtsplay,
-...,_ _ t liflSpCCl lour papers and compare pricca anti qualitv. littv.
"‘— "“ '. l on lite—i roll or Looo " ' " i
HUSBAND MAKES §ERIOUS ‘ Inn-{191's rolls, “1”] or without
CHARGE AGAINST WiFE
To pcoplc livingr at a distance front the city, who cannot
conveniently visit our store, we will mail. upon rcqucst. a
sample book of our new "1916 wall papers. Writc us for
this book.
THE UNION
5_“&10?WallPaper Co.
1432 MAIN STREET, BRIDGEPORT
93 CROWN STREET, NEW HAVEN
29:1101:
Alleges Girl Bride Deceived Him Bc- ,
fore Their Wedding Three i
Months Back. i
Papers were. served today in an ac .
tion for divorce in which the. has
band alleges that he was badly dc
lhilip DeMarco, of Stmtford.
t
i
i
Marco to whom he was marrlcl on
Dec 20, 1915, three months back. The
husband claims he was led to be‘ievt1
his brltic-tobe was a good girl when
in reality she was "unchased." He
would have the law break his bonds
because of the alleged fraud. -
The _ wife is I more child. She.
claim‘s‘ t'o be'slxteen. but is sold to re .
only fourteen, 'She‘ looks even roune
or. Her mother in turn made new
menu to the oflieer serving those
pars which may all for investigation
by the authorities. 1.! the nutter
comestocomtoquutionof‘thom
' q... t;
STATIONERY
about. in ma TINTS AT
"AM“ W'-
MJ‘ menu m
tfi
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MONDAY MARCH 31 191‘ _,1
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HOWLANh’S .
Entrances 0“ MUD St. Faiffield Ave. and Cannon St. "I
B i ‘
r dgeport, Conn., Monday. March 37’ ,9“.
A mg for a
mall bedroom— $3.75 !
i IE‘HIP’IU “I"! “Ix,- “" ‘1' lit)" 3 it ill littifl tiili till!“ i
.. .. nut, .n .t grunt tnttttn .nni .. poi mi.” — $3.75 '
t.lt i ll it]L]\' tlx‘ Lilla“. [,tr. i..i .1. _‘ ‘Il ,. i,\ "1‘”! I“
‘i/l‘
ilirl litt Ilgill ww‘. I-Ul ll~- .it ~ >t.iii ilttlitltll” \\ilt'l'c
“1.. \\.illl\ .t ittlltit‘i t»: limtillll; .tji tit n.“ tlittlliili room. 2
irllui illlt‘l of ~t.th .t 111' t» S; itn ttti nutniul at-
tinx ii'mt tit 5473!
(trust-it lllll hail lllllltt l ~ t i gt. it i t i' ‘. inlh hut ’
i.;httl. iii an} it ilgtit ii'ttit‘ Lin 1. .l E. nun. t ini to t'llij of i
t
i'tt-tt tt. vim ll ntii lt- titt'tl tx.iii troll 'Ilii intuit-r. I
i ,‘itltttt ntln- MI 10 cent: a yard! 1
iiiiti Inur II
‘ O
‘1 i I 1‘ ~ -
Exttl en. St r m.
0 f '
‘
curtains or $1.25.
tnutti «tint .iliti ttnnpittc t\| n to \.ti.‘lu-‘t- itli ioiuillg «'
tin i.\ututi.ttti~ .tt ttliltl' '
ii.t\t- c-igc .tttti i t]: illv tiiug tvi imitation iiict iat‘c.
$l.25
.\.t~it t‘uttainan~ Knoll tutttcru. had) to put tt1>,- 29C
0 . .
.\il.lti<‘\ .tii lt'.tti_\ itil' ililllgillg‘. iiixt'ti t‘uitll'~. >- 52C .
iiiiilt] iitltl|_ ':
Months and mouths of stud) and cxpcritut-ut and in- f
\t\li;.{illitlll itinc pttnul to thc timmrtl t“-~ot.~tt folks that
prattitail)‘ all woutcn may hc ptoupcd undct utnc (iitTcr- '1
cut headiugx as “carcrs oi ttll\tl\ lath oi tiltsc typcs is '
all idcai. iilt\' range from tall slcndcr figures and short ' .
hcan iigutcx to ~holt \\ai~tctl l)]|t\ and \lll'\t‘ti- hatk fig- '
urcs. ~
l‘oi tath oi tlntu tin-rt is a (iOSSJ‘tI'ti. .\'ot a (lossard V
\‘lll IW‘ It) in fur lilt'lll iii“! (1 timsnrd actuaii: {or : \
thcttl. i \crv ouc of thcsc itgurcs has i)(‘t‘ll hciorc the
litlssilfli (it\i_“lltl‘ a~ tin} uotkcti. lilt) produtttl a cor-
.\l‘l to iii it. to avttrc mutittrt to giic st}ii.~h tarriagc. ‘;
1 \tr_\ <tith tor~tt has thct iouartl sptt‘ial icatuics. It i:
supportx~ thc hark with uondtrt'ul .\lft‘tttgtil and case. It '
tuoui is titc iigttrc on tht iiucx oi tmi: n s iticai—hut \\ith- '
out tiixtoluiort. it l:‘ut~ in front and so one uta) scc cx- :
iltli) how it is lit-int: adjusttti; itot gucss about it. It
tl:t<p< in front-vault this tualtt-s ptmi‘. lit‘ the <tuo0th '
"'l’i'ltt'illi hatk “hith is <0 exttiitut a liovartl itatttt'c.
i-or two or thrcc days "\llt‘t'lili aiti iu rimming: the "
(hissarti nt' propcl' [\pc. "
i'ixpcrtx‘ from thc Howard tlt‘gitlli/ullttll is to hc hcrc I.
.\it)lltiil_\', 'i‘ttcsda) and \\'t-tittt-.\tla_\. ’ -
‘
.\'itc knows titc tigttrc inn-s at :t giancc. She knows ‘ ~ '
thci (itNM'lrii ntodcl~ lilltlllf'il illui tittougrh. "l‘is itcr tuis— ’ ‘
.\‘(lll to hriu:r tilc lit‘iit liltlt’it'i to lilt rij‘ili tit'utc tor that "
ntodci. Shc docs not in i0ii\< to trunk. \hc docs rcc-
mulucud corn-ct corn-ix and iii thctu to folks! i
. n ’ I
W ouicu who ticstrc tcal tt-Nt ttr niott with an actual ~ ,
‘(lill in .\i_\il ittstcad of a <:tttititc iii it. titi< Special G05- ' . ~,I
iard Ft'l‘\ ice is an oppotttutitvl ,2 ’i
.\‘o ntidcd chargc for it —;lllti tinwards .\‘cii at $2, ‘ i
$3.50 and to $7.50 or utorc.
SCH )llti iitlt tr.
The Howland Dry Goods Co.
CONGOLEUM R U c s
in Many Sizes and Patterns
The A. .i. Angevine 8: Son Co.
134—136 WASHINGTON ST. so. NORWALK.
5»
iiii li'iiiiiiiS Pilfli Iii lHIS Bill IS” iliiiiiiiiiiilié
Jliiiiiiiii ii iii Gilli? =Silliilliii iii "8 lliiii ‘
THE MOTOR IS 30-35 HORSE POWER
'THE PRICE or THE can COMPLETE IS $320 ”i ' 1*-
DELIVERED.
S. LBENEDICT, 73 N. Main St.
REDandDODGE BROS. CARS "
Norwalk Chronicler