but we have been ready for some
time.
of our domestic and foreign wool-
ens.
open Monday evenings.
35 Washington St.
For
Tudors." m
suns Nor-slit TM lids.
sow/costs scans
your inspect ion
'i'e invite
Orders fol" Easter taken now.
l'ntil further notice store will be
JilSEl’ii DAVIS
80. Nomlk.
WEATHER FORECAST
Norwalk and vicinity: Prob-
ably rain tonight and Sunday; some»,
what
ire-h south winds.
tentral this
temperature Sunday;
Disturbances are
Ontario,
lower
morning oVer
disturbance is causing cloudy weath-
er with rain or snow in the northern
and eastern portions of the lake re‘
gion.
The Texas disturbance is caus-
ing heavy local showers from Texas
The members or the
Mary
Sodalities. of St.
Take Peep at
finer Shirts
llowlantl shirts at $1.50 and $2 are worth more than
a peep, actually. A mart who appreciates good looks and
lllt‘C‘llliilt'rlal and good style; that man will take a long
look at them.
Then he will be eager to. get inside of one.
Stripes of distinctly new sort—with two and lill't't'.
colors in each stripe. .'\'0t loud; ttot glaring. llut “(it
and tasteful.
.\latic of a ftnt‘ sofirwcavc cloth, finished wttlt soft
ruff. as excellent for all Summer as for right now.
livery one cut so it doesn't bag untlcr lilt' .‘irllls and
so there isn't a whole lot of extra cloth to tuck lll. littt
yet with plenty of room—and sure comfort.
51.5!) and $2.
Night of \laln sti’t't't door.
The Nomad Dry Goods Co.
(‘hildten of They want good roads iii
lntmaculat e
Joseph's
and
church' ble desire. The
Ne“
Conception Canaan, which is quite a (‘Uillliit‘lida'
“New t‘unaan
A ti
will go to communion ill a body to \'l'rtitit'l‘." in dih‘i'ussllls the Value 01
[jomheagflward to Illinois. Severus tnorrow morning at the 9 ,‘p'clock (‘enienl roads says this of City En
places reported thunderstorms. Tho 'Ilflfll. Confessions will be heard to- Sim‘t’r “curse A. Shet'ron: "Glowing
(tntatto disturbance will probably day. accounts of cement pavements come
pass out the St. Lawrence Valley late
tonight and this section will be on the
sourthern edge of it.
Freering tem-
peraturw were reported between the
Rocky Mountains snd tlte Mississippi
river as far south as Kansas.
crate temperatures continue in
eastern districts.
Iii od-
the
I
'l‘he Norwalk Gun (‘lub Team, are
Stratforti today. participating in.
til
ironi all points.
Darit-n and Stamford.
-...
where
Even in Norwalk.
they
have tried cement they are favored.
the first annual Registered Tourns- ““d """"'“°‘5 “W “‘4'“ "“9”“ for
tnent of the Connecticut
er's
under the auspices of the liotssstonic
Rod and Gun Club,.ut the lordship
’I‘rs ps‘hoot-
Associst ion,
-ommends it as (he best
eer of South Norwalk is highly
favor of cement roads. and even rec-
permanent
more of thctn. it is even stated on
which is being'heldkooa authority that the civil engin-
t
-" Meadows.
WEATHER A YEAR AGO: _ road. Anyone who may doubt this
TODAY. 5 The D‘ytong (Florida) Morning assertion. and feel anyway inclined.
Tmnncraturt‘i Low, 30; high, Journal. March 29' “H: "W. C. may get in communication with thoi
Snow. . .lessup. of Nor-walk. Conn. and Paul gentleman ” "l the truthfulness 0"
4.).
l
.\lis.. ti‘iorcnce Yutzlcr,
WWW
.Clll '1 liWS
WVM
teacher in
one of the local public schools, spent
the spring vacation at her home in‘
“'est Cornwall. .
_—._.—
Town Clerk H. R“
time ,. to:
hall.
Arion llall, tonight.
street. has been removed to the Nor- Haven Register
walk Hospital suffering with typhoid Kunz's flight
.\lr.~'. Louis F. Schlitt. of
Tufts,
spending the winter
liotis‘e. just
'rlp frotn Miami to Florida City, co
ring 7"" miles in five days. They re
‘ll‘l'i
Dog Warden
took
which yesterday made a raid on t_h
.luck farm of .\i.\ Sphsr, on Glen-
' wood avenue.
l oral ducks in the coop,
The public schools of Norwalk re-l imprisoned by Mrs. Sphar. and bet
open for tlte spring tcrm oti Monday; for [hp dog warden,
of next week. following the
vacatioit of the past week.
spring the animals will be obliged to pit
Should their. owners yards, is reported as suffering from
f r the. damage. .
l n his which has developed within
lnot be found, the state will have to “FY-“P“
d for the loss of the ducks. 8 day or two The ntan's lo: was
tscalded from the foot to the thigh, but
has for a time the patient was believed to
There remains Just one more month make gm
to register dogs.
smith is prepared at any
register dogs at his oftlce in the 0"! packed in his two clever fists a variet
of punches of the
lsteam-hammer temper.
' ”Arimt Four Dance. Svec's orchestra.‘ last night gave a splendid account 0: am
himself when he lined up agains
Willie Schael'fer of New York. Frank
Springt ’1‘. Smith. 14 orting writer on The. New
p in I.eporu,ug'friends will regret to learn that he
with .15 confined to his house through in-
Battling ‘Kunz. of this
of vlioston, Mass. who, _are "ii-l 1iinsistent.“
at the Tray
returned front an auto
the roads as helnfi very good."
The committee of the different loo-
v- sis of the l'nited Hatters of North
Americts having under consideration
the making of a uniform bottom bill.
for soft hat finishing and sillni: lll all
Thomas
P. W'alsb the districts under the Jurisdiction oi
into “”de today two do” the organization will sit in lisnhttry
‘iectng local data on the matter.
While. devouring sev-
the dogs were ntan. who severely scolded his
,7 hot water in the Dnnbury
_..———
city.
y be recovering nicely.
William Tuttlc is
mule-kick and
The battler M rs.
t (‘harlcs Frank at Norwitlk.
Judge Joseph it. Taylor's
says.
Thursday night
fever. Mrs. Schlitt's husband and Palit: in New Haven. “Kunz is as “9“
son recovered but recently from the game a lad as ever stepped into a. —|NFORMA1Tl;fi-OR WOME
same disease.
Rev. James Hennesey, of Ansonia.‘
‘ llocal ring."
Local people have noticed for some
V strength.
__———-—-
a next Monday for 'thc purpose of col-
many
Will be "‘9 Lenten speaker tomorrow' time past fist-carioads of automobiles Aching back. stiff. sore joints and
l
l
l
l
l’ercy lawrence. the railroad brake-l
left
d leg nearly two weeks ago when he
The owner of stepped from an engine into a pool 0i
railroad
spending
erttl days with her daughter, Mrs.
kidney and bladder trouble as men.’
is \ct‘y properly t‘allctl tlic l’itall
«because it ililltls all ottc's own
toilct-ncctls and slips easily into
tvacant spot itt traveling—bag. .
There are three large pock’cts
for
and such.
. damp-proof.
'l‘hcrc
lwliit‘h \vil hold anythingy
Housework is trying on health and brush or comb to tooth—paste or
Women are its inclined to talcum.
Very lig
.\'ot bulky.
Come ahead
and “fuss”
illhc..da)'-has gone by when a man was ashamed to
dress well. .
Nowadays all men like the t‘uillitit'ilt‘t' that comes
through wearing a tritttly'~t‘u. well~tttadc suit and our
coat.
You‘ll hear a lot of men say ' “I‘tc no time to fun
ti\t‘i' colthes. llo you know that llillt‘ thus spent
time tittghty-Wcll-invested.
It actually pays to fUSs our clothes.
i.‘
The man who tines it, gets. the Citilllts ilt' wants and
flu- t‘loflit‘s that arc best-suited to him.
He will find a lot of mightygotsi t‘otttpatty‘. if he
t'l)lllt‘\ here to do his flippln‘l‘h'rgil' we like to st'ttt- ftillxx
who fuss.‘
i ouldti'f do it (and wouldn't want to! if “i“
hate good Clothes. liut WC'lIaYC.
didn‘t
\ttd so we \\'t‘lt‘(illll‘ ttten \\ ho iii't‘ critical and pattit‘A
llliil' iilltl know what they “it'll. .\lso \tc ttt-lt‘otnt- lllt‘ll
\tlto don‘t know just what they \\illll for \\t' can help
illt'lll to make a satisfactory choice.
Suits $15 to $40 with notable
collectio i at $15.
Topcoats fro n sis to $28.
\It‘\. lllt‘ llilt'sl stills illiti’lilfl‘tifll‘ t‘tilllt l'llllli
‘t'lttllllli‘l & .\lar\ and from the llottst‘ of lx'ttpptttltt'itttt't‘.
ll;ttt
\ttd again, we don't sell men their t'ltllllt“ bttt \t‘c
lttlp lllt'ill to pick the t'liililt“ lit-st titted for their “car.
\ou‘ll find lill\\ltillll \t‘r\lt't‘ gt-nuint- .‘lllil llottlattd
t’lttlllt \ titti'lliy'.
Main floor, rcar.
Comfort Derbies;
i a Stetson l’ridn
'5
‘ .l‘lNlIII ('ontt'ort lh-rbt' s offer one til.\ill|t‘l \\i!i| I. .k
”Nils" l'ltt-y fit smoothly. perfectly and rotttfot'taltly. tltt-
lll‘sl lllllt' a man filt‘ls under one.
\\'ltit'hcvcr shape a man ilkt'\. that sllilllt' tech \H‘ll.
It's all due to illt‘ way they are illiltlt'. l.ittlt- features
of construction insttrt- this comfort.
Stetson quality. and style, and this lllllllilt‘ \‘tiillftll'i -—
33-50- ' .
Howlnnd soft lutls iii ilt‘tv \llil||(‘\ and iii t'it'li colon —
$2 and $2.40.
Main floor, rear.
is $5 your
shoe price
.\ litespot is just the amount a lot of tttt-tt feel like
puttingr into a pair of shoes. ‘
We're ready for justitltosc tttcnl My, how t'czttlt' we
arc." .
Shoes with as llllit‘li snap us the l'lllglllfls‘lt‘l"s wliipl
Ur shoes with dignity and quiet case and comfort!
liitltcr sort a great big fttll mottt-y's worth at
dollars.
litiglislt style shoes with blind t‘_\i‘lt'l\‘ :tll lllt' way to
the
.top. black or l'lt‘il tan. smooth and t‘lt'\'t'l‘ .i\‘ a new gold<
pit-cc.
lllat‘k ltlttt‘lit't‘s‘ of Vit‘i kid “it“ :t illi'tlllltll broad foe
and Comfortable lit-cleriltappy lllt'tlllllll bctttcctt pt’ogrtus
.iiitl t‘OllSCH‘iiilSlil:
' Each sort——$5.
Just inside Fairlit'ltl ttt't-nut- door.
New travelers‘ kit l Clothes are of much
import to boy.
. suit 'l his sis . y a
sponge. mirror, wash—cloth ‘5 ' t” (itc-.
There are tltorou 'hly'
‘ l" ' illlt‘ latest stylcl
bands'
frottt
art- {Hillis‘litlllc
waiting here.
And he wants to have his sui
\\‘ill .\lotltcr please remember
that. though ltc may ttot own up.
toy thinks as much about Spring
t
Plenty of just the sort he likes
lhttiblc-Scryit‘c suits of fancy
_woolcns arc the clear. t‘lcan mix:-
ht bttt \"crv strongdmrcs a boy enjoys wearing. Yes,
Covert-(l with lcatli- they have two pairs of trousers.
SATURDAY, APRIL
w
Bowman's
Entrances on Main St, Fsirfield Ave. and Cannon St.
l Bridgeport, Calm, Saturday, April 1, tom.
. Many stilts
at $15 to $25
. Mort- suns at tag, for wontttt. than at any alllt‘l' one- l
price. i
_ dimly at San-and $22.50, at $15 and SIX.
ot rtt’lt ones. at lllgllt‘l’ 1
ill lllt‘\i' at $15 to $5,.
. .\ quantity
trtt‘c. littt there is t‘\tt‘llt lti choice 0
.\ll‘tlte .rit‘lt shades of blue from (it'k'llt\i n.t\\ to lum-
inous iopcnltagt-n. iialldsolllt' black. \\llll its llll‘t‘ and
t l'lt'llllt‘\\' made more attt'at‘tite by tmtcful ' ttitttttiing.
. “lack and white t‘ht-t‘ks unit it life and ltl'l‘hllt\‘ \t'ry
i winning. 1
Jackets of many ty pt-s f ottt liltist'
, . . \\lllt
l skirt to .'\ortolk~ and \ll'aly‘l-llllt' t'lit‘t‘l5.
full flaring
\lyl‘lls with a gratifying ftilnt-ss, a ntitttbcr with Mike
top lllt‘_\ bang \\llll tt'II grace. ;
.
y ind how well lilt“) it” ,ttttttlcl l‘itlt'llil .tnd t-\pt rt
ttttloittif; shows iti t'it‘i‘y .. ‘tttt, tit lili‘ titiisli of lilt‘ ltt~
pt-ls. lit the wt of "NC \lll‘llltlt‘i's, iii lilt' ilt'i"ll.lll\t‘ lit-its ~~
ltl t-tt-t'ytltmg.
Suits of \ptitt: :tz't lu'lll‘l‘tilllt‘ stnd
tittt’tlty but .
llll'lt"\ extra lllt’l'll lll llll'\t' ttt 5|; to SJ;
{ .\ ' ’tIll‘l 'lttttl'. ! 4’ t
A
Handsome plain stocking; For Spring sewing »
lit'illlllflll silk stockings it :. llouldttd titlittslttblt‘ dress-
.tl-tm will pt'ott- wonderful help.
:tcttt that adds wonderfully. h “I.” “up. ”H [.hv. tiresome
. .. " . ,sttttttltttg \tlttlt- .‘i \lxll’l ts bung or
lltcy with to be noittltlt ~~t‘.'l :t wttist titted. it will save the
lillli' lllll~ spent too. For this
Form is easily adjusted to exact
lillllt‘tlsltiih' :tntl llllt‘s' of onc's
itgtirt'—ttnd ”it'll work goes for-
ward swiftly. ‘
tKii’ttctl with .t ili’liliwlllt'lI. put»
of lt'\llll't" llil\(‘ delightful ll'.\it‘l'.
light weight. ll\lt‘ top, ‘.illlt'
tr ltl.‘tt‘l<~ SI.
i
silk
i » .
twellt-nt \tt'tglil glow \"i'l t'tt‘
j’litlll t’tiltll‘ \ltlt‘bllnfif‘ :4-
. I ~ to '
i'l'lt‘t‘ t< his and MR, accord.
\t-ry colors tt-tlttit't-d to match mg l" lH’i‘ \‘iltisul‘
.‘pl‘lllg‘slltit‘s. 'l‘hat price may be paid if!
(irtty‘. bt‘on/t', ti;t\)’. sky. ‘tlol ‘small amounts. by folks“ Who
. t‘lioow (it once. and the form \‘Vil!
holes and rt-mfot'tx-d tips ttt'c‘llt‘ lit‘lll't‘l‘t'tl :ls‘ soon as the first
0; fun. “5|... 85c. payment is made.
Lustrous stockings tltzt'. ltok i That “”1 Pu.”null l5 lmt OIIO
.m- silky .m- of tin.» li‘lc \\llli‘(0“dr' -
. , , .. l _ .
“-It'li‘Cl'llt‘tl tmtslt. lllt‘y' :tt‘t Ilit'rl l-t‘fl llts‘lt'. front. l
‘llllill weight. close icvtttt‘t: litl
-plt titlitlly. \Vltilt- bitt‘l: ~
:5“ that Springr offers are of ricE
plain color with edge of white.
Smartest silk umbrellas
l.t'ft ill\lt'. rear. ,. . .
lltctr style and effect simply:-
t‘att't bc told in type.
'Rah for Rollers. Silk of c\t‘t~llt-ttt weight: pug"
‘ -' ' . lilt‘. gt't-cn. t'ctl or blue.
l'.\‘cti if all the ice ts :H‘it‘. .. ‘ .
l‘l\t' dollars. . i
t‘tl'li-
l
>k;tting~timc has just
tcnt‘cd.
_.,. .
Right aisle. rear.
~llow lll\:lllilg.lllt' t‘ctttt-ttt \\".’lil\'\ Two new boys' books!
and the \\ :trrt-mic roads :trc. .
‘ ;\ltsltctcr and Harbour know.
How boys and gtrls arc t‘lljtiy- the sort of stories a real live boy
ing tltcml ‘likcs. And they write that sort.
l Skates with good strong rollers ”Cl" 1”" lll‘l“ It‘ll“: ready to‘
.—~35c and 90¢. 13.":—
i V 7‘ . -
Skates with ball-bearing roll: Iwc'w.” ”f 1h“ lril'i-Altshfik
t'i‘s——-$l 40 and Sl."'=.. Cit-SL3}
' ' /‘ t—rsl-jo- '
Front basement. 1
Stories Worth While
Main floor, rcar. ' I'l
evening at St. Joseph‘s church. T1113. pausing through [his city over the . . . ‘ v d g; and "lore . ' ‘ . V I
- t ' muscles. blurred vlsmn. puffness an or. Durable. Equally ndapie ~~ - 7 in )il Dans lhntuhtcrw oc C. Lincoln. .- r
sethce, consisting. of vespers. sel‘i New Haven road. Because of their de'r eyes, should be given prontpt at? for iisc bv men or women. l‘vlttc. Si‘l‘Qt‘ Double—Service l s I k
won and benediction, will start at inability to secure enough autonio- temon. Foley Kidney Pills 4.93”” Not fiticd but to he used for suits front $6.50. (Ends Country and the NVoman—Jamcs O. Curtvood.
p... v . 7 . . . . , r . t
“'0 (ML—~— lbne "eight, $235!]: :lilxtsgvzgng heal‘hy ““0" 1° "milled kidneys and holding the {trllt‘ll‘S already 0M 5 I\orfolk Jackets. every one. Today there joins the Howland library of books at— 50 cents. :3
NOTICE |Com$nnytoof shipgm: 2 part” or “a bladder- :own. There's no other style for the these two notable additions. _
'- - ex e . - . 1 , . , .a . .-... ,
Officers and membets of Norwalk‘ ouitiut tarpsulined in not cars. i Sold eterywhere. . . $l and more. 5135' “hoffl‘allll’ means ‘0 be With them come other stories of almost-equal 'interest. ‘7. it;
'Aeri-e. No. 588. F. 0. E., are requested Today is generally being observed' Heaven often smiles in mercy evenl Center “No. front. d reast t; Sty? A great lot of mighty-good reading is ready. '_._
to be present at Eagle-s Hail, Sunday by the youngster! 18 "AW“ l”‘m‘lwhen the blow is severest—{Baillie l Splendid stories. ront )ascmcnt. These books are all reprints of stories published at 81.50. 7;:
st twelve-thirty, to attend ne funerai‘Dgy," ~ ‘ i Mystery deep and dark: adven- Cooler knit, underwear. They are all elem-1y primed on good paper. The“. binding is t
of our lae brother, George H. Amm- " "'- " jturc in the South Seas, happen- Low neck, Dutch neck or high cloth and in tasteful designs. -’
.- SIgned: A' 6' WILLIAMS" W. n!“ W , hills in the Mennonite country ;“ neck; cach style of union suit all Here is a “st of these latest arrivals:
%' ' these are hilt some 0f til}? things ready in thin, cool, grateful 6“.- Country and the Woman—Connects.
_. _. . O R J k 53 WALL STREET (treated tn thcsc splendid new weight. 0 ' . Dan ht r—Llncoln
' ' ‘ ' e .
o . 0 ac son NORWAL ‘ lstorics: ‘ . l Ankle or knee length. and Capn "u | “w . r—McCsll
PHONE 438 We Tlircc—Morrts—$i.35. um“. ctthcr tight or ”flunk“- Ariadne 01' Alan I e .
NOTICE.
At a meeting of the
Board of Directors of
The_Peoplc's Trust Com
psny, held March 20th.
1916. a dividend at the
rate of 4 per cent. pel‘
snntim was declared to
depositors in the Savings
' Department out of the
comings of the current.
six months ending March
list. 1916.
The same will be on
.1". ‘3”:
op'rigntu
Everything in the Optical Linc
l
t
j Fulfilltitent—\\'olf—-$1'35- _mcd. .
l My Lady of the ls‘land--1 Of soft pleasing texture, shap-
Grimshaw—$II25- .l ed to fitvvith no discomfort but
Behind the BOiti‘d imr— genuine ease.
' _ Macfarlane—$i.35. - I - $1 and $1.25.
EYES EXB {rd “ea Free y, i - Diamond from the Sky—‘Mc'l Luxurious union suits of pink
_ . ' . Carded—$1455- titalian silk—$3.
3 tom aim.
.-.'......—.—._.- . - --—-—
. - osiiitit mm In ‘
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. W Amos.
".:'t:'t '
tl I. . t'.
“I“ .ti-.tt.;,--.tv.ttg . i
l t)" '
. \.,
Her Husband’s Purse—Martin , ‘
——$l.35. \ \ , . Kid '1‘ “Soft fine cotton vests and pants
- ‘ r children of 2 to t6, cut on
22:22: g£§*fi&€::ggdfl:i‘5pfing comfort-giving models—'-
£135- 25C to 35¢. . .
Ncnr Left aisle. rear.
r‘l l.
um ‘
Fairfi‘cld avenue door.
m1:
tit. .
‘ . .» ./ . ;"r..' _ .‘1' »~
\ rt . i
4 , 'J :th . -
‘1 . 1 ‘ix . ~- - . Q " i
. a. - H : ’ r V ’ \ .
‘f .» r. . ‘ " v-.‘~_‘ . g 4 . w ., ,
The Coming of Gamay—Matted.
A Court of Inquiry—Richmond.
The Bride's Hero—Williamson.
El Dorsdo—Bimness Orczy.
Tho tlntrlgusrsr—llndloss.
7lnnooent—Msrio Corolll.
c . usin\fioor. rear.
Each at 50c
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Norwalk Chronicler