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WEATHER FORECAST
Foreoaat for Nurwalk and vicinity:
Fair and .~ome\\hat colder
Saturday increasing cloudiness, pro-
bably followed by snow late Satur-
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da, afternoon or night; fresh north
west winds, Weather conditions: A
welldeilned storm area is central this
morning on the Gulf coast near Pen-
sacola. Fla. it is causing general
rains in the southern districts “on
' eras eastward to the Atlantic coast
and as far north as Tennessee. An
area of high pressure central over
the Lake region is producing pleasant
“though”:
Taylord Golden ,
tonight; . '
with greeting tags studied.
mmuwwymua»
Norm-WW .MME-us:ho-eu-
beautiful floral designs with moveable tots, 10c and 15c ea.
J. I. MALLETTE
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.skigohsdpexk
.....siorsc.5caadsocash
The New Haven railroad’ is endeav-
oring to restore New ‘Engl..i.d‘s pre5~
tige as a farming district, and to this‘
eiid are advertising extensively in
newspapers having circulation in the
west and southwest. Over 500 re-
quests have already been rei~eiVed for
farm information as a result of these
ads.
~iil . lei'y lt :pt"'i to the high class pro-
~ liean trash shoulders. lt‘tc N. Y. M,
Plans for the furthir (‘xpansitm of
g
-. 4.5-1:
i'iypuiar Amusments
Dustin Farnum at Regent.
llubllil Ful'llum, one of the most
popular of ‘h- p'ayirs axpi‘ui‘ing in
Paramount releases will be seen at
the. Regent today in the iiiiii produc-
~'litii Blair.“ 'liiln lo llii‘ nrst-
, in, in \llltll llinl :. l‘,i:i:.iin has‘
appeared in some time, and it is equzil‘
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tlilt‘llttlih iii which be has been star
red in me Daryl. 'lhcie will be an
uiiit. p.t..i;'- and tin. pitthJ‘ last run
weather with low temperatures in the the manufacturing plant of the rm- .1‘ :‘ii. i: i, ..‘.u .y ; ”H i,“- To
northeastern districts. White River lard Machine Tool Company, Briilizc- Kin-“HM (Trice lidlilltJlll and Alex
.il'nl' (hidden will appear ii a lieu
ort. announced *esterday, call for the .
p ’ lt'iilll‘ t’ [lrmlULiIJll " \.~' \‘i oinaii
.t‘rt‘t'llon of a five story fm‘mn' l". R81" Sims." The local picture viiil in- ion
road avenue. that “W. on ”19 site 0" tor the idol time and tiiosi wig) haw
the first home of the company. A‘ t ‘r: H film drama
should not miss the last opportunity
to do so. There will be in addition
- ~ ito the feature and local picture an
l'cinpt’mturc? Lott. 52; high. The quarterly meeting of the statoml'fl' reel oomph-ting a lint. Saturday
l’air. j l 9 program. During the coming week
_. ‘ baughters of Castile w ll be h Mb in some especially nae feature pictures
Vbtamford on Sunday non. Mem 9" lilill be otltrwl. These will start
land ofl'lcers 0f (‘00?! Laurel. this cit], Monday with Mabel 'i‘aliaierro in
have been invited. Those who plan
\. “lier Great Price"; Tuesday, Fannie
' ford will leave on the
l‘0 "01le to Stain .ilay ’l‘vrone l'ower aiid Kathlyil Wilv
1:10 o'clock trolley Sunday. Others .dmb 'i . , .
. ...~ ii lhou Shall .\ot (ovet .
will leave the South Norwalk stationI Thursday, “purge “'31“, and Doris
' ,on the 1:13 o'clock train. il‘awn in “lilue lllood and. lied"; Fri-
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Canada. reported a minimum temper-
ature of 10 degrees below zero.
WEATHER A YEAR AGO
TODAY :large number of Norwalk machinist;
Nil. .‘t
are employed by the ilullard Comps“.
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‘ Ward iii “For the Defense"; Wednes-
day Constance Collier in “Tile t‘ode
There will be an ImpofllM 1'1““?!anl (,f Murcia tiray '; Saturday, liarold
‘of the harbor committee of the Nor-‘ Lockwood and May Ellison in “1410's
The regular informal weekly dance walk Chamber of Commerce, tomor, Blind Alley.” Miss Winifred Gerald
row afternoon at 2 0.010“ in the of-1 will sing the first three days of the
of (‘ocktenoe Tribe, No. 32. i. 0. a. u.,‘ l
‘ week as an added attraction. Much
will be held thb evening ill Md Men's iii-ea of the local organisation, in the , .
an". in Iain s itntirest is being taken in ills. coining
i'rown Assembly Hall bulldlns. on Walllengngement or mud Adams. wnn will
Ruth Kehoo, daughter of Mr, and street. The Hon. E. J. Hill will be appear in “The Inuit-minister" iii the
Mrs, wnmm Kehog, of Cedar .tmt,f present at this meeting to confer with' MEN” Thrill":- ADNI 19-
who “I badly puma up.“ . cup oftthe committee on Norwsk harbor "13- m: ‘" . ..
. tea fell on her two weeks ago. is do- provements. All members of the com ”a?" tug Add: lg“ ‘0‘“! 9168m-
ing 111001!- mittee are requested to be present at ‘ bouil’dlfiiz‘stigo'rd' 3;; 1331:;1'?
There will be a regular meeting of ““9 important meeting. ‘ to tow. '
the bridge construction committee “E
An int ortant ti "ll b h id
"I“ evening. "1 the Town Assemblyl ‘tonight fl) t‘entrfirlelngr“llnlo: Hill
,H-ii. Routine matters will be dis-i. i Therein tobean imam!" mean“
Fuse“. 1 of the lachoda Yacht club this even-
John A. Kingsbnry. commissioner or] ' ins.
“charities of New York. will speak on 5 l
Sunday evening at the People's church .
in Bridgepon.
«NJ‘fl’Wm
spam-assume;
NOR WALK
SQSLEIY inc in ill Mill
‘1 ‘ 01068 lill iilliis
iTako a Glass of Salt. if Your Back
_.._ . . W J ,. Hurts of Bladder Bothsrs.
quires that all dogs shall be register- 3 II:...—..ll ”5"“: II :22! a! If you must have your meat every
E. H. Hotchkiss and \‘. C. .lesstlp. day. eat. “I but nu'h your kldlfl‘y!
(d by May 1.
of Norwalk. Conn, motored over yes-
—thi. B. M. Taylor is showing drosoi mm“. from .lhiytons, where Mr. . with salts occasionall, says a noted
and feathered hats at no trons Mntn‘ liotchkiss has a winter home. and authority who tells us thatmm formal
rtrcet. South Norwalk. lare enjoying al lei:- dalys: “stillllgh onlurlc acid which almoat paralyzes the;
‘ bake A 0 ka. )urn tier s ay ere:
Democrats in this city are advised ‘ they will pmake lllPll‘gheadquartel‘N at ialgae): inbltgzlr cam-1:: expell it
that former Congressman Thomas ls.’ the San Juan. They Wt‘N.’ accompan l m e ' a, come 8 uk'
Reilly. of Meriden. may be the tempor- led front Daytonii by Mrs. Mary TI'Olt ‘ ‘m' and weaken, the“ 7"“ “”7"" “W
m chairman of the Democratic state: and Mrs. Winnie Cox. mother and ‘ a dull misery in the kidney region.l
convention to be held in Bridgeport.‘aum 0' Mr" "“5' “mm” Wh" "“ifiham Dam in the back Of Hell head-‘
““9““ of M" and M“ Kincaid m‘ache dizziness our stomach sours
Ma 10 and ll,~ to elect delegates to C . ii .,_ - . Y .
y their home. ill Hnmmirlln lltce 10mm? is coated and when the wea-
the national convention. '()rl:indo iReporter Star, April lst. . ' I
lb V Y M 'M d ‘1 Or'son Bouton of Trin- ther is bad you have rheumatic twin-3
....Porierhouse steak. 22c . .. . ':_ r. on . rs. l. d “on. The urine gets cloudy, full of]
A regular business meeting of Divi- iiy avenue. long Ridge. spent Sun a! sediment, the Champ“ 0mm izct sore~
hion ”0' l A. 0' H., w“ held last with friends m waalki .and irritated. obligiiig you to seek reg
"9"an- l“ the lodge rooms in Wall lief two or three times during the
street. The local division will receive
There are now nearly 2,700 journey- a
hen barbera working at their trade in.
‘iConnecticut. During March sixty-four}; Mi) PE! 5th [a
‘ new licenses were issued. i
. The registration of dogs is under. o-oN E W S.-.
way at the office of Town Clerk H. R. " ' ' ° '
'Bmith, in the city hall. The law re-l
Miss ltuth nelston, Rey Gelston and
Hazel Weed, of Springdale, were. Sun-
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communion in a body on Suday mom-
Inc at the seven o'clock mass. at St.
(Mary‘s church.
(‘ourt Frances, Order of the Gold-
en Sceptre, will meet Monday evening
April 10 in the lodge rooms, Trust Co.
building. Members should try and all
[Pi to this meeting and have a good.
mini time.
v—Sirloin steak, 22c H). N. Y. Mkt.
, - Specials for Saturday—roast ham.
'ber-t loaf, chicken salad, mince and
apple pie. cake and broad. all home
8o: doy evening from 6 to 8 o‘clock.
In: Hccrdt and Mrs. Seymour.
.t to new type of pay-as-youenter trol-
ley cars- are being built by the Conneé-
“out Company in their shops in New
‘Havon. As yet no cars of this kind
lave made their appearance in this
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Hort Hats and Derbieo. O'Brien's.
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trade. lion-it chicken to order. Open,
j ”Whamamim'igm-wmm
‘I ;_ Interestl’mApdlrst.
“bk“mhbmumu :
day guests of relative in Norwalk,
accompanying Ethel Celt-lion to her
home after having spent a week with
relatives in Springdale.
Mrs. Clarrlssa B. Bates, of 30 Madi-
son street, has returned from a sev-
eral weeks' stay at Belle View, Fla.\
General Russell Frost and son Ru!—
[sell left South Norwalk today for Old
Point Comfort. Virginia. and on their
return next week will lilsit in Wash-
ington, D. C., for a few days.
‘Mr. and Mrs. Edgar H‘ Fox, of
Grantwood. N. J., are spefllng a few
days in this city.
Mrs. Frederick Stock, of Taylor ave
nue. is visiting in Danbury.
Mrs. Arthur Smith Hawlcy, of New
York. is visiting with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. J. lrvlng Dibble, of BayVlew
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To neutralize these irritating acids“
to cleanse the kidneys and fish on” the:
body‘s urinous waste get four lllillt‘f‘ll‘
of .lad Salts from any pharmacy here;
take a tablespoonful in a glass of wa-:
for before breakfast for a few days,‘.
and your kidneys will thcn act fin-a!
This amous salts is made from the'
acid of grapes and lemon juice, cOm :
hined with lithlo .2'..: ins lvccii usod:
to :i‘ilt‘l'itlltmfl to flllw'h and stimulate.
sluggish kidneys. also to neutralize
the acids of urine. so it no longer ir-
ritates. thus ending ~i-ladder weakness”
Jad Salts is inexpensive; canned.“
jure and amber: a d. ”chitin effervee '
ccnt lltliia>waicr drink.
ELEPHANT SKIN. .
Elephant skin is beautiful and (inf-2
able. but it is very hard to get. The1
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price of a live elephant is large. ands 3
_a leather manufacturer Rho promised}
to provide a number of elephant skin
bags at short order would find aim-s
self facing a big problem. Almost}
all elephants. after they die. fall into:
the hands of the leathGir rnanufao-.l
turera or else they are stoned andI
put in museums.
w” o . *-~
of hats! .
Handsome liat~ havi- crowns Covered with flowers or
will foliage and flowers combined. 'llicy are not trini—
mcil high but they are of lllt’illUlll tilt: and this triiiliiling
gilt 5 them all cficct of height.
Uther handsome hats are small—and they are trim—
llit'tl high and smartly. Some of them have two or three
rows perched above them in piquailt fashion. Some of
them hill‘c "stickuiu" that are jugt as saucy and delight-
ful as can be.
And licre. aic big hats—great big hats! llow graceful
they are. .\nd vxliat spit-iidii effect they give. Scents
ii\ though they simply Could not be too big,r to loud
iliarin to the face. .‘ilim'c Wlllt‘ll tlicy appcarl
it is the iiimi hiiliNflllli,’ millilicry season of years——
luvliihc folltx‘ tliziy t'liimsc exactly the hat they wish.
lu<t now—a delightful Collection with specially
alli'Lli‘tilc lizitsiit 35.37.5031“ $10,
Second I'lt ltlr.
Welcome to
new foulards
llmv gladly lie all greet the now foularilsz those
\lbll‘tl) but light Summer silks that have princil thcm~
\t‘l\'i‘< iivcr and over!
New ones, fresh from tlic \‘llciicy mills. with all the
t-xci-llcni‘y that (‘hciii-y silks i-vcr poswss, and in new pat-
lt‘rll\ in hell as old favorites.
lx'ii'lt plain bluc'aiiil ("opcnliagcilp blue and (open-
ll.i;:cn and green uiili fancy designs printed upon them
All tuii colors, deep navy \\ith \vliitc polka dots.
t'hencyk‘ Sliowci‘prmvf finish, 40 inches wide,—
-' $i.5o yard.
.M.
Center illnlt'. rcar.
Moneybak
splendid tested black silk.
Moneybak is no experiment in black silk.
It has been woven and sold and worn for years. How
wonderfully .it has stood up under test of actual service.
many and malty a woman knows.
Moucybak ism-specially firm and close woven. Yet
it is soft and fine of feel. lts dye is rich and deep and
pure black. "l‘is silk of great durability.
'I‘hirtyioui‘ inches wide ~$2 a yard.
Ccntcr aisle, rear.
The Howland Dry Goods Co.
The world's fittest woolcils
go into our suits, and into
those of the high priced
tailiirs’.
But we have it on even
the best of tailors.
While they fume and fuss.
we deliver _V01lr suit.
Fine rich mixtures—many
our own design and‘all cong‘
fined to our own use.
. Silk linings, if you prefer.
and.tailoriiig as good as the
best.
Sizes and variations! of
sizes in So many models that
we can safely say—we “fit"
999 out of every 1000 men
who come into our stores.
May we prove our conten-
tion?
The price, you know, will\
be much less than Mr. Good
Tailor must a . ‘ ‘ -. :
Koo-asParrCourm
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’ HOWLAND’S
"'Entranoesonlain8t.,l’airfield AmandCannonSt. —
Bridgeport, Conn., Friday. April 7, 1916.
Men’s quick
sure service ‘
Quick service means that a man (till (unit inn. find
the ilolhu ho “ants, and hair llit‘iil ii. hum! ltdili mr
near \iitliiii a few hours. L
hurt- service means that it man can pH- ll"' . .: “till—
lwr of fabrics, that l'lt' can climm from :i ltl‘l“l ‘ all '
styles,
‘ Surc service means. too, that i'liutlii» ltll t .tl\ inni—
~ioil may be had quickly. l‘tlflllul lll' x». llu~lllt‘\ Illt'\S,
il'a\t'lllli.: .\UIl, sports suit, raincoat, tll‘t'\\ imprint,"
KLAUY.
Such a range iif Elli x tlliil .i if'dl. i'iii, ‘. ‘li. it. llt‘
iillllnsl sure of getting entire outfit till lii~ \‘ to .i tiain!
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Sure service means right «tab-x tww l' glzt "\lt‘fi V
uith plenty of Hill and vigor for youth: flit'll, riulz \ti it's
“llll Illllt‘l dignity and sillh'tiillllitl air fl'l liltltl lllt‘ll.
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la} the exact |)l'lt‘t' you haw iii. llllllil in in: t‘ll $15
and Rite—but you ll fiilil rcitiarhablc illuii‘i- .ii 9.1:.
Main floor. rear. . '
True Bl e S 't
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for little fellows
True Blue suits are ncwc~t of wash sum. Little boys l
are going: to wear them With all the pride that Jack lileS l.
lil his uniform—fur they are as trim as trim can be. '
'l“ll'm strong fabric, fast color, mailc iii NC“ Norfolk :
P and lomiily 'l lit‘lier styles, finished with \~.liitc cuffs and '
collar.
“'I‘licy'vc a wonderfully clear fresh bright air. .\'o, we i
cant show half their good “"le any “in except on lloy '
himself. ' .
Siyt‘fi 3 t0 lib—«$2.50.
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Hate that itiatcli~50iu
Front bascmnt. '
The Howland DryGoods Co.
Anfiu
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Special display of charming styles in new Middy Blouses. ,
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{backers of the sport, and fink,” “on,“ would not eat. i learned about Vinol.
The garments are made of good materials. finely tailored,
and the reasonable prices make them completely irresisti-
ble.
33 WASHINGTON ST. .
EAK, AILING CHILDREN.
gillllls llli Mlllili mind. .,
_ l Remedy.
DAMBHRY BASKHBAU‘ fANS: Here is another letter that has
:just come to our attention. showing
l the power of Viiiol to build up health
Prom latest reports it is probahlc'flnd strength for fvulk, puny, ailing
called off, The Norwalk management children.
which was to have been played on; W. A. Smith, of Shanewilc, 0., 3552'
and
ruled off. The Norwak management? as puny, “flak
i ‘ailing, could not rest at night and
has received no word from lianbury;
lr-ommunlcation is receivethhe {Tulllt‘ and tried it, and within a week no-
fi-inl train wlll be run, if this name. is
Fplayed. but many enthusiastic follow-
lcrs of the sport have signified their
will be cancelled by Norwallt. No Fi‘P"tlced an improvement. The child's _
appetite improved, it slept well.
strength and health were soon bum
llntention of making the trip to tho “it We think WHO] is excellent 10’
1"town of hats and beans" by automo weak, puny children."
. Next. Tuesday evening the Norwalk
'ilve. Reich. Norman. Harvey.
We- \ i Vinol is a delicious cod liver and
iron tonic without oil, containing bee!
peptone, which creates an appetite,
tones up the digeetlce organs, enriches
the blood and creates strensth. cm-
Drey-
fuss and Murray, will meet Manager
lienvy's Blue Ribbons, on their own
floor, in Colonial Hall. Norwalk has '.
twice defeated the Bridgeport quintet. dren love to take it. _ '.
and it is expected that no trouble. will‘i We Mk all parents 0‘ weak, .1 -.
be “m“ "' ‘9'“ ”ml“ "‘9 mck'ydelicato‘ohlldren in this vicinityc’S'. -
5:}; 1:21;?an lineup h not dam-l try Vinol with the understanding M
'wo will return your money if it. to. ' /_i
-A class of candidates for the first to ml: your little oncl. ' ‘
Degree.wflibopattmufloadoy, For sale by Frank H. Baxter. an. _
ova-sin meeting or 0- mm M Booth Norwalk. '
up, so. is. I. 0.0. a. '
AnwmdBLIohD.
'No.s.r.asda.ll..wu|sll _
mutant-losses... 5‘3
an mum—fi‘ ‘~
drowns-vein , .
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