AVM TROUBLEl
Having your insurance written by I
then who know how to write
Easter Post Cards
MNCflbvithombossod chicks, sun bonnet tots
manuaouotmnampogmiomunumooi
sunnoo. Our thirty years ex
|’Ieriouoe is nt your service for the l °r 95°“: --------------- . . 6 ‘0‘ SC. 3 ‘0! SC ands: end:
w Pm "‘4 0“ “fluent “he ’ Easter Booklets in mono colors sad designs, with enve-
o‘ Companies are yours to «home .
1mm Tls‘nk It“: Iver, it means I lopes ............. ...... . . a for 5c, 5c and ioc each ,
nut-guarding your inform
TaylorSIGolden
Telephone No. 1230
South Norwaiit Trust Bldg.
New Faster Cut-out Novelties. Pretty little Easter bonnet:
with greeting tags attache 1. Little chicks, bunnies and
beautiful floral designs with moveable tots, 10c and 15c ea. I
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J. I. MALLETTE
Affording the best in‘ clothes is
not so much a matter of dollars
as of discrimination
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1.5; 0' .192‘ «I up: llt itiom for meniliersliipi
NORiw ALKV 3.1%” .‘I‘ 1;.1‘. “1.21.323 REIT: f3:“'§;‘fi
SOCIET Y
Beniamln Clotiies
$18.00 to $28.00
Other all wool suits at
$15.00
New HaIts $2.50 to $5.00
New Caps $1.00 to $1.50
Sons of St George, The meeting was
held in tlw lodge rooms in Wall street.
JOSEPH DAVIS . Francis Rom-dict, of Washington
85 Wuhlngton 3‘" South Norwalk ' Slim t, lr» “Lie to lie about again, with
5 AN“ PER50NA|I t ”in aid of a cane, after an attack of
rheumatism
JOSEPH DAVIS
t5 Washington 8t. 80. Nor-walk
church, “”1 lie lllt‘ preacher at this
wI-Pk': lmtitrii HPIVlt‘t' zit Gritt't‘ church
which will be held llllh Brown at h
o‘clock.
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MISS HOWARTH TO WED.
l rends of Popular North End Girl
‘ Tender Her 3 Miscellaneous Directly following
shower. mid week Lenten service at Grace
llllSttlltllltttllS SlitllM‘f‘ u no gin-Ii
“ms,- “9”). liouaith “f lit» pulum (hIIrIlI tonight, the \estry will hold
Form-mi tor Norwalk and \'l('lillly:l lIlt‘l, Fall iliwr. Mu», List moi. an important meeting in the
“norm“, fair tonight and Thursday,‘ in ““1“" 0’ “VT éli‘ltl‘t'm‘ltlllfl HIM room.
1.... fl .- dq 'l‘h ttlrm \\iih Ernest A. ’liiylor. of SoIIIZI
"‘0“ A“ “h “m h .e. ,R Norwalk, Conn, on April 2i, by hcr
“mm “M “m”! ”V" \lnlpmm yen, tiasoiiiiites of '13 in the ll. M. t.‘.
”rd“! "mm”lg "Iowa “ll ”W FUN-‘1: IiiriI-o High School, ill lllt‘ homo oi
and is now central of! tho coast otI Miss Bennie Mct‘rcory, .’I.Iit Unlltlrll
‘ ‘ . - . i .' ”at. tho school clans colors of grown _ .
Maine. 'IhI-iolo no “oil-domed thTHII llld While being curI-iI-d out “I” c: guard “KillilSi ”III M‘lllitfl of some
area this morning (III-t of tho llocliy New”). in u“. decorations and I,” kinds 0‘ certain charity magazineu
"Mountains, but considerable cloudy
Irs. ' Miss liowarth was coiiiplrtII'i‘ and i‘if‘i‘lilalh', in NorWulk.
and unsettled weather prevails in the
:urprised, but was ahlo to couvI y llt‘r'
southern and central districts, l-‘reez. Ippretiution in a neat and humorous
'ing temperatures continue along the ~peech
northern border. and in tho westnrn
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WEATHER RORECAST i .\
71;.
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Norunik (‘lIIIIIIher of Commerce, from
I'hurity hoiIrIis of Columbus, Ohio,
lltitkinxhuin W. R ,wi'll hold I
to \tci‘r retry. Dull) “HHW- “all tied Mons iIIIII, on Main street The
the right o'I-lIIt'l’I
Guild
: owl
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\\'ai‘IIIIigs hart- vaIi ruceived by.the
l‘hoso present Win the “losers lies morning swing in wion tonioirow at ,
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district they extend its for south as I'IIIIgtas, ‘race NltilulNill r‘iuiviito- .- . . . . I )
gang“, 3.]! . opolund, Helena Slxllery, Mary Sui regular [illnlnlih meeting will in lit id
3 at . 1,, III" Mildred \‘lidu. “mm“; ““ng in the Ititcrnooii. A full attendance,
" lill‘Ill Winslow, Gertrudt- lturfce. is requested.
WEATHER A YEAR ASL .tlludys Harrison, Mrs. limvell l‘uhiicr. __
DAY. ‘ Mrs. James llowitrth. Mrs. (H‘Urg‘. I I . . I
'l“ ,..‘T.0 l . -, ]~,,] '\\illiston and Mrs. S E llouuith. it ““5 “WW“! ““1“ ”‘3‘ ”“
Imptin ult . A)“, 4;. It, t,I \iisss Dolly \‘talker 1,“me at the young non or Mr and M13 two
50. Fair.
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Clll NEWS I,
W~'~»\. 'V’ N’
Member» oi Sin: (‘oluiiibiii t‘it i
fie, (‘miipiiuioiis ot tlu- Found, plan to,
hold it curd party tomorrow night.
piano. solos Mini: rvIIdI-rul lII “Isfi‘ (tom-LI otVnn Zant Ian-ct, was Immin-
Walker, 'Miss t‘opoland Mud Ml” ed by two dogs last owning W-Iiieth
Winslow, a duet by the Misses Nich-
olson and lDouglas uhile an original er he "5 badlyIlIItten 0" “0‘ ("Wild
POP)" was written for the otcusion by not he learned. ho report of the Inst-
.3155 Siattery. At tho (ontluoion of ter was made either to the police or
the etciiing'a ft'SllllfltS :Ill joined min“ Warden Thomas F. Walsh,
singing thcir Alma Mater son; Mix;
“Krill was one of the most popular .
Ilzliidua: es of the Fall ltiter High Ten members or the Scoutlnagtprs
Sc,hool and carries with her the mil Sthol, oi .\t)l\Hlll(, ultendt'tl n rcgulnr
\\l llttl ()f ht‘l' numerous ”Wild" session of the school, which “its hold
him owning,
ROBINS FILLOW. I.Ihr:Ir\. itr. 'i‘. it Bradley, present-I
”I- to (I “H. m...” M” Annie Mario “How and George ed the third of his series of eight loc-
‘ I. ‘ ' chry Robins “ere duloth Innrritd at “m“ In“ evening
manager of thc ’l‘IgIIr I’t. ('., of this ,, , , i ll Baptist ' ‘ '
‘ 131 30 00'0"" “’d’” “ '0 Ion strains and dislocations.
cit). llIlH had [ltlllllSllt‘tl in Bridgeport l-‘l . ”In Road by Rev II Tm" NT'
newnp-Ipcn q “pulp.“m. m any {anti l‘fll‘SOlwfle. 0n~ 33‘ . 'iies of lectures, by Dr. lhudlcy. is it
huwbnil nim- ii I‘ " I... ~ .~ . Ralph G' Hartley. ;
I "h "”0” m ml" witnessed by 5““ Chm“?- 0’ M‘ddl‘” with first illtl aiibects.
it}. town, niece of the bride, and Miss M ”u, Norwnlk tire and mm.“ (“.le
It‘nI-ol llrown. ‘Ml‘g. Robins l5 3 ral‘Imentx are cordially invited to attend
dent of Wrstport, and friends in that any of these lecturma. Afltf' ”H, inc
liIlme and Norwalk are (Wielding ture had been concluded thc rr-Llll'Ilf‘
Marty congratulation»: \ir Md M” buslnss of the meeting iI'IciuIiIIItz ItIIII
‘lloblns loft on the l ocock train en int: and with": up Pitt-Prism, “I”. (mm
ashlngwn. l). i‘ ”“0“" ried out.
trip they will nuke
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l‘llitllt‘fi 'l‘iIriov,
-—LUNCHEON SERVED
every Friday at (‘otintry Huh.
Miss Fdna liallctt daughter of M.
and Mrs George iliillett of Smith ,
Ridge, who brokc lit r leg while const- route for “
ktg.M nr. 24. is undcr the core of Dr. mg “ honeymoon
Sherer'st the home of her sister, Mrs. ”mr homo at 43 name 8mm
Lewis lioach, South Norwulk.
~TONIGHT, ARMORY.
Last \‘ISll. or Mt-linnelly's Orchestm
AttspiI-os Sixth (‘oiiipaiiy Concert and
dancing, 8 o'clOck until 12.
Miss Inez (lrofoot oil South
unlit has been \isiting in Wilton.
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Not Entitled to Sympathy.
No matter how many Rheumatic
Remedies you have tried llli ro is only
one that's absoluttly sure and ccr-
of Stamford, tnin.
Get it bottle of "Neutrono Prescrip-
tion 99" at your drungist's today. take
it faithfully and you‘ll be rid of all
soreness, stiffness and swollen, ach-
lling, painful joints and muscles, after
I few days.
Oh, my; but “Neutrons Prescription
99" will surprise you, you can dis-
tinctly feet that overload of agony
(in no SmlI‘. . of the Stamford lloxpl-
tnl stunt Sunday with fiiI-ndi-i in Nor
walk.
The Lockwood A. C. will hold 3' “’—
dancc In Arion Hall on Friday eve? Mrs. John T. Manning.
liniz of this week. ,was a visitor, yesterday. at the home,
30f her mother, Mrs. Margaret Flaher-
‘ ty, on Spring street.
Mrs. Raymond Comatm-k
daughter Sarah will not return to
Hartford this spring. Mr. ConlSIOt'k
is looking for a home. in Wilton or
INorwnlk. For the present Sarah will and pain leaving you and what a re
attend school in New Canaan, 'going lief, so easy, it's fine. ,
over with her aunt, Miss Bess heck-LI Get a bottle today, you owe it to
d d C rt- Iyours'elf. then say "goodbye trouble."
Robert Aiken has succee P 0“ 150c and 1.00 the bottle at our drug.
MY W°°d as superintendent or the, ‘glst. Milli ordcrs filled on 81 size.
downtown “1“" filter. t The Clifford Pharmacy. South Nor-
"‘—‘ lwalk, and all good drtiggisto every-
”where
The degree was workcd on two can-
, didat'es at the meeting of Old Well
lodge, F. & A. M.
Regular huslnosa was conducted at
last night‘s meeting of Ponnssus Coun-
eil, No. 1268, Royal Arcnnum.
Elli
Mia's l’lorine Wilton, formerly danc<
lug inatructor at Grand Central Pol-
iII-e. and the Strand Hall Room, New
d’ork, is the new lady dancing instruo
tor at Policy's anclng school. Miss
Milton has a number of the new
do nces for this summer.
Two degrees were worked at the
Uncos Tribe of Red Men meeting last'
“1” f‘flst‘nthl thing to know about evening. Two prominent visitors
39mm“ "' ”'3“de advertising is thatt Past Sachem Jersey and Past Grand
"‘9“ “11h“! and pemiatentiy dono'sIIcIIem n n. Plumbley, of Bridgeport
- I will bring your result. Iwero enter-mud. ,-
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The Iii-inn STORlz‘.
South Norwalk, Conn. -’
Will Hold a
2 one Cent Solefiof:
Rexail Goods
Thursday, Friday. Saturday,
April an. In. sum
Wstch Our Adv.
Clifford Pharmacy.
IMWonulstasAwlmmmmergw
, Wins-Assisi.
"bu-summobsutthsm»
talking (‘flpf‘t‘ iIIllyI
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Th“ IIrcmony M“ most iiitcrnsting one, deiIhni: mainly
People Who Go Around ComplainingI
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WEDNESDAY APRiL 5, 2-1"
u’r
nomen- lenunysnoqhtmndwuohhasboen
hwlorflcrmyoors.hubomthe thestgnsuueot
and “been made under his per»
“in ”’°' moo: “'1‘” “‘ "I‘MII‘EL'
on Io one we re on t
All (feudalism, Imitation uni “J 003 ” are but
Experiment! that trifle with and endanger the health 02
Infants and Childron- ~Expertenoe again“ Expos-m
What Is CASTORIA
Castorlu to s harmieh onbotltute for Castor on, Paro-
xoric, Drop! and Soothing s, rope. It hi pleuulnt. 1‘
contains neither Opium, Morphine not other Narcotic
lubstance. “I one is itu guarantee. 1: destroys W ormo
and nllays Feverlshness. 1‘ or more than thirty years it
has been in constant use for tho rt lie! of Constipation
Flutuleney, Wind Colic, all Teething Troubles and
Diarrhoea. It regulates the Stomiwh and Rowe-ls,
assimilates the Food, giving healthy and not rat sleep.
The Children' I Panacea—T he Mother" 8 lit-lens.
Rev. Louis [Tl-(:1:- of St. i‘aul‘sl GENUINE CASTOR|A ‘LWAYS
Bears the Signature ’ of
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In Use For Over 30 Years
The Klnd You Have Always Bought
Yul OIIYAUI coo-DANL New Von-t cnv,
toi I...
llr. Iil‘talt fest.
A Pli‘t't‘ 0: entry pi, cr- ol cloth
The Sun Test.
A piece of every piece of (‘ltil‘l
, we buy is erposed to 5.111 and We buff Is di'wlvetl in a solution
rain for ten days. of ('TIL‘fll.‘ pr 3‘5ll.
lf It fades-Mire don‘t accept lf flirt-u ill: -ilg,lilt‘-sl cotton
l - l I
the goono. rcrituewtct d.-;. t .I.cc,Ii the
IzotItjs.
These arc tlw ”“5 we IItl'iei‘c
i Ito-d1" my ti ill'v' as at any line
II: the pilot tl~i tI" I\’I“I-<.
fir-Is i'i "‘Ll“ rim/j. tl Cl ”Mll-
woril .In.l lii:f~.'.l I." mam: :nrJ.
f‘ ‘ ' .
J'Iz'in; soils Incl cre'rmur In
(Tt‘ll("OUS widely ".1 car 52 In: :0-
dav. ;
For men an" l‘ Its.
flours l‘ijl'l' (‘ :ii'.I\'\'
Broadway lirsmv .2'!
at 13th St. ' The at 34th St.
Four .
Broadway Corners" Fifth Ave.
a: erren stttstSL
in flur ones: at
GOVERNMENT
‘ 0L1 have unbounded
fifth to out-National I
ow about her
4
00v.ernmeni
INaiional Banks? Govemment
nspeciion means Definib
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Jinrumnce. Io: 41:2? .
" Bank wilt
NATIGNAL K
=<r=oun Wm
' ‘lf uomrsi. Norse. 7 V meted on this morning.
Mrs. hrs Sounders. of n Meadow Benny Ruin. or in Wood street, wss
street. was W m
doomed mum.
mmnqfimununn
John autos. at W dammit sve-
HOWLAND’S
Entrances on Main St, Fairfield Ave. and Cannon St.
Bridgeport, Conn, Wednesday, April 5, 1916;
Black-and-White is
l splendid style
butt of blutl. .IiIIl-itliitc I’litt‘k j. Ullt‘ of tho liltl\l‘ ! '
fawn-d of lllt‘ bptiiiy’. E11“ !
llrtw of fine blatk- .‘IIId- \\llllt ~tilipul Kilk is I'I-li'v
Irfutnc thoroughly good otvle. ’ If
\kirt of \\idt blink and “hitt >Illpt‘ tin with cases ’
It\\lllllf‘ \llllltl ix to le uric Iiiiul litillll\1“1tttl£tll\ for .
_~poits \tear. -
\\ ui<t~ of lllt IIIIirou bl.nl .IiIIl \\ tilt \tiipes. or of *"f
tlllitl uh tI oi lliii k \\ it‘i nIIrrmt llth :ll’llltS in (011‘ '
ti i\l, \Iill lil' 3;“th st) II and (\F'tlllily .Ittriu‘tiw \\llL‘ll ~
lillitlt' IIl lthlttilh Mtfl ‘tll‘. V‘
l Suiiii- ~tiikiiiglIi I'it‘li dreuu \till bc Iiimlc from a '/
I ltlIilt‘lx-(tiitl \\l-llt‘ \lilllt‘ faliiit‘ of tltI- lllltllllli‘ f;IiIIil\'-lnttt I
f \Hlll LlUlllllt‘ lllt‘ luotcr of Unllitl IIIIIhnIi‘. "
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i \\ :Ii\t~ of plaid lll \‘Illlill l lIIIk :IIIIl \\llllt :tp ptar
\\IiILIIIiIt :IIl litioii of :I “hit of «mini \\ill Ili l.i_\ \\tlll\llt
I IIIti i ii liiul iII‘I- ,5“, _ All
All these combinations are ready now. A l
l'll\\I\’ \\ illow tziifctii, tho Illlt‘t'li of lII~tioII~ mft \ilks, f
.p> lili‘llt‘\ \\lll(‘, block/and white stripes, v52. :5 yard. ,
lli-iiitl~IIiitt >(tllllS of black and “lint in stripm of 3
i illlltltlll \tinltlis, l“ llltllt‘S “ltlt -- $4.23 _\.Ir(l. ' r
3 liib silks in block and \\'lllIt' ~tripcs, firm illltl llllt‘ of .
lt'I\lUTt‘, lziuntlI-r as thrir liiilllt' iinlicuttw. _ .. and to int‘sht'
t \\ lilt'r'1’5t‘ and Si yttrtl, "
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l l‘liiiilI-Il black and “llllt‘ Milt-ta. it I\;ii‘d \\‘ltlt‘. “$1.50 7'
l )ard. lllzl', ; ’ '7!
1 . l‘IIlinck-iIitIlwIli'itv tIIiTI-tzt in little L‘llt‘t'kS that coni— !
I biiic lite uith a quict richncsx :I )'ilrll “him—$1.50 yard. ,'
I I “\‘ltr \IIih-s in Mink and “bite stripes. thoroughly 5 ,
i um and {fill 40 iIIIhcs wido——-$I and $l.-5 )nrd. .1
E \\oolI ll muting» in black and white checks and '
stripw: not suitlngs‘ alone but equally effective for sports 7
skirt<.—Si to $2, yard. [11+]} 3. I _ ,t‘ t".
I Right nislc. rum '1
i o e
Stripes and big flowers
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make wash goods beautiful
Storm; and Horn of soft llllt tillltlll \oilc: are litaur [I
llflt‘tl lI_\ big blocsoiiix in soft t‘-'.Ul(ll$ or l)\ stripes of many I
I \\ idtlis l'l 'Il ' t "
Tllt‘l'C itrc \‘oilcs with plaids upon them ; with checks;
and Stilllc arc of soft tinted ground. .350 yd.
(linghams of grunt strength :Irt- fiiic of weave
soft of llnlSll.
W’s-
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and
They offer many Ill-liglitful striped combi-
nations; plaids and checks too. 256 Vd. t.
Oxford suitinga are plain of huc-—but liow cffct‘tivcly ' . ‘
tln-Iv “ill Iiinkc tip in combination with white or black! l
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Marlins is equally t‘xt‘cllcnt for \\’.’ll\".x or for men's 5
shirts. .it coiiibincs beauty with grout durability. Its
fincscss wt' texture docs not iiijtirc its ability to uithstand
\vcar. “int a delightful lot of stripes! 25c. yd. '
C(lrllf‘d and 'crossbar miles are pro; I‘. with large ‘ .
flou'crs; white or soft-lined ground “llll fiowcrs in natur- ' :-
al colors-
396 yd. .
A“: it; stripes of spl Itrlid l(\llll',‘ and In lltll tolors;
thc<c for sports skirts espt Chilly. 39C )Md
- Liner-s in a nunibcr of Scasonablc and tasteful colors, ' '
good firm weave, excellent weight. 39c yd. ' ?
Voilcs of fancy weave combine cords of trossbars 5 .
with broad mcrccriscrlsiripe or with cinbroidcrtd designs. - _
I -. .I . flufifi‘a .gfi’ 50c yd. l: ‘.
Tub silks that are about equally silk and colon show ' 4 ,
‘ tlic cifct‘iive stylish stripes in scvcriil colors. 50c yd. ' I‘
lcautiful floucrcd voilcs of splcndid quality , flowers '
sccm- to how fallcii upon them fresh roIII the garden. "-
&‘ 69C iard ~‘ ,
(‘cntcr aislc. war. I ‘~ .‘j
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The Howland Dry Goods Co.
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Mmmm—- “‘ '-' =‘-
00 YOUR OWN SHOPPING ~3-
c7:
Homer}!
Gives the BEST VALUE for Your Money ,,_'
EnvyKisdfronCottsstoSilk. Fthonns-dt‘lildrss
Any Color and Style From 25c to $5.00 per pair '
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now/x”
Look for ”)0 Trade Huh! Sold by All Dealers.
Lorri (5‘ Taylor NEW row;
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Norwalk Chronicler