Inactive Won Acct.
dent and fluid: Policy. Ask-
us to CW4.“ it, or and
for descriptive circular. . l
Call us on the Tele.—No.
“so.
TavionSGolden
Telephone No. 1230
Booth Nomalk Trout lids.
The Drizzlcr
HAVE Y I.) SEEN IT?
A drew ovoritut that has all re—
quironicnts of a storm mat.
Let us ahow it to you.
From $20.00 up.
(Huh: for Ladiea' and
Men, from $1.50 up
I
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JOSEPH DAVIS
as Washington st. So. Norwaik
"Cross"
WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwnlk and vicinity: Fair to-
night and Sunday; rising lt‘llilb'riillil‘t
Sunday, illlllilllhlllllg llUlIIIWthl r ml
The Lake storm passed oier th:~ \'
ciulty yesterday and is now cent .lt-ii
the Maine coast. gt‘ll‘f'a‘
rains and high winds in the non-rt!
portion of the Lake reg-ion and alon:
the Atlantic count north of Virginie.
It caused
Whamdmw‘
’ email uocheted buttons ................................ 50c.
WOWNECKWEAR
0f Exceptional Quality M Easter.
Dainty collar and out sets of Ian lawn. orgaudy and
l lace .................. . ......................... 25¢. a 50c.
The Now Cape Collor mad. of plain orgudy trimmed with
New and odd shapes in Lawn, Gwrgette Crepe, Organ-iv and
. lace Collars 35¢. a sac.
lace, Organdy, Lawn and G orgette Crepe Vestoea 25cé—3125
t Fancy string ties in shaded red, green, blue, pink and laven-
‘ der, New bone for the neck in various shades ....... 26:.
J. 1. MALLETTE
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§OCIETY
AND PERSONAL
:-:N E WS:-:
. u” .305? $1.? 3“: 1-35.21
itut sow lilti
lur. (lumbar-i announced in asst-tublyt
,V'ehlr'lu. _\ Liming that he has rot-eh“
.ed a number of packages of dowel“
node from congrcnnian E. J. Hill iu‘
\\‘ashington, and that niudi’llls Wlill-'
lot: a package could have one by ask‘i
int: for it at the office. l
All juniors and seniors who intend‘
to take college entrant-e examinations,i
should Eco llr. Gumbart immediately. ‘
-. Mina Elltaboth 8. Clark, ward of .- _.
The. re was :i rlictorital in assembly
yesterday tntriiing, and the followln:
program was rendered:
'(In Going to College" (a talk) ,
Leonard \llitnnanul
SongfiThe Campbt'lls Are Coming. !
(Scotch Air.) wuoie School:
A Paper on iiairiet [it cchcr Stowe. !
. tilt-hard Sweeney;
Two Piano Duetsz— i
, \ir.‘ Sarah Studwell. of this city. and
t‘. u. Lawson of Philadelphia, were
married on March 11. The announce-
i nit-m, midfithl! morning. was receiv-
led with surprise by local friends r'
' the. couple, who are receiving congrat-
ttlutiona.
Since the first or April when Prank
Hunt-o0 celebrated his lit-"Ithi‘iilidllg
of twenty-five. years ago, he has been
'llt‘ recipient through the. mail of no-
; North “‘0‘“ 3“““‘“‘-‘”“"f‘ ‘0 “" :merous cards and remembrances from
_orado, with a secondary tllslulbdnt' Hm. 0m ”swim” in South Norwnlk;
I ."3' Southern Texas, '5 causing un his natal diy occurred on April 9 and
‘3‘.“qu weather with km” showers the expectations of relatives and
and rising temperature between ”w'friends for a re-uniou at Highland cot-
-Rocky Mountains and the Mississippi‘ ,
(fiver. l'loartant weather prerailsthlsimge were abandoned on account of
1 agreeable weather. but will take
ttliormnt: from the Mississippi riverlplace at some future date—Lewinboro
.paetward to the coast.
. Ecorrespondent of New Canaan Adven
. ' "~— ilser.
:- WEATHER A YEAR AGOIE - .._ . ,
l: ,' TODAY A nine pound son was born Wednes~
J, --- day to Officer and Mn. John F. Flynn.
'I‘cntpcraturc: Low, 31 ; high,I The happy father is a member of tho
, (to. Clear. [downtown police department.
iA trough of low pressure running fruit
w ‘ ' .
' . » ' ——0ne Cent. Sad. minds. have arrirad.
‘ (‘lifl'ord Pharmacy. '
. . ,. . I ,. .,...... .-
. A large number of hats are being
—
shipped through the local post one.
M i by down town hlk factorleb. The “lun'
No game was played last evening at : her of parcel float pack“?! has in-
tha Norwalk bowling alleys, between 3 crowed since the freight embargo.
the Norwalk and Palace Juniors, ow-'
tax to the failure of the. latter team tol
Lucia Circle, this city, will meet
Spanish llunce (‘arrol iiollisterl
Bridal Waltz. Carlton [Jiloniniedieu
“The Death of the Doctor. ” '
Richard lislloran
"A Few Worda About Kipling." (Orig-A
that paper.) Charles Gberniau
Violin Solo~Polonoise.
E. Newland Smith '
Morris Gottlleb. l
l
No period was oniniitted on account‘
of the long assembly, but each per-i
l
iod was shortened live minutes. i
There was a meeting of the neniori Pliscd at its durability".
clans yesterday at one o'clock. it was”
called, chiefly, for the purpose of dis-.
‘tributing the tickets for the service'
play which will be given on Tliurs~
'day 97mins. my on, and marry eve-l
nins, May an: m DI! in touch! l “Weed hr“ '1“.
HowLAND's
carom)“, apart. 15, mt
——-—--.-g§__
Entrance on Iain St. Fairfield 'Ave., and Cannon St.
Saturday, April 15, 1916.
Spring and Easter
were never
so welcome
, ‘With the longr dragging \K'intcr our farm turn \\iill
‘sniilmg greeting to Spring; to linen-r; to new clollics.
Was there cvcra titnc whcn \\‘c' wcrc all ~o glad to
put aside our old things? Was there cvcr a time when
tlii‘ ncw things’scctiicd so prcttv? and 50 full of atttac-
tion? and p0 thoroughly sati~fving?
Here is a storcful of the prettiest 3nd best “car
things we could prettier. We found that our llillxt‘l'5 had
done better and even better. \\'c pickcd with kccn intcr-
vet and determination to offer our folks only thc
And that beat ix‘ now Tt’iitl\ ! -
licst.
nuttw Smart coats l'rcttv hats
Shocs l‘lllt’ limit-rv llt‘ault‘iith neckwcur
4' . a ' . — . ‘~
Loon,» Lharintiit,r \\iilblh I‘lllC undcrclotlics
. _ lunch of thcw groups is made up of mum intcrcstiticr
indtx‘tduuls
l‘oi t'\.;illi|llt', ihcrc arc do/vns and don-m of ‘ll:f\ «
from llluxt‘ of shoc-top lctigth for girls who arc to bant-
tlicirnfirst tnilorcd .sttit, to tint-st of line \IIIIII and silk.
. Ilic waists are like a wry garden of lillilts oi l'tiu‘s in
Illt'll' glowing but soft colon. llow thc diccn of tltc ~ilk
docs makethcmglowl llow beautiful the pure white
\‘oiltw and htlt‘lll llow cil'cctit'c the white \\llll ctiibroid-
cry iii color?
'l‘hcw are but glimpse: at lllt' gnthciing. 'l‘hcrc i~ :i
\ltlrt‘ftll; it big cltccrfttl storcful: a storcful from which
no cxccllcnt thing is niissinu' a storcful from \\lilt‘ll one
may pick with surcncss of satisfaction
\cry best of the linstcr t‘liotuitig-days :trc tlicsc dots
of tiow. Illlllf‘tit’t‘ thcm;cnjo_\’ them: share in thc oppor-
ttmity thc store offers so hcnrtily
Khaki gym and
"Silk" stockings l
‘ outing dresses.
for 25 cents!
\\liitc or black fiber silk with'
lislc top. ‘
“I,” 5,” looks very m“. gcn- fort. in the gym cotiibim-d \\ith
uinc; hiu rcniiirkablc luster.
good appcaruncc.
that do away
of changing.
reaches gym.
A great many folks have been uur- [in-um
need \ lit it
These are excellent of looks and lit
3:36.
liack tine-knit colon of nteilium
weight with special heel and toe-Jim.
Cotton in gauzy are lgut'vrh re-
t z ‘
it’lc‘or link,
at short“.
tram any one.“ th&,mlnm-DQN-N.r- .13 1.139:
Powell, chairman of the business com-
mittee of the ‘senlor play, gave a little
talk boosting the sale of the tickets.
lie explained that all the committees
were doing their utmost to make this
the beat senior play that the High
rt‘lloOl has ever witnessed.
“Art“ Olsen, a former pitcher of the
inga with reinforced heel and toe,—
L‘hildvvii's‘good. fin‘lcottoii a ock- ““1 "i‘lllht.
MIC“! style, and wonder-Pi ly
l3 I-3t'
lltlizdr-tinlll memorized little stockinla
venlent.
To this fit and this style, we add true
choicc from all thc dcpcndalilc
Spring.
To it. we add also that thorough almost-remarkable
tailoring found only in cloth (*5 from
the House of
and i
of
\éiltlt’b
attractiw fabrics
Kuppenheimer
and from
“art Schaifttet Cr ‘v’zirx
'l‘licrc ix thc liigtfcd ~prcittl out of qpring
\\c \t' c\cr tiiztdc fo‘ l cit.
Ilt'\l ltw: \\‘it-ti you \it‘\\' it
iiood \.ilttt-~ ill]:il't‘\.~l\'t' \‘(ilttt-s .‘tt <t‘it‘i'iil liiH‘t e from
$40 ‘doun—Jiitt prolv;i‘tl_. ;.'rc.ttc~t \.tl'lt‘l\ (it
Right pow i\ n ltciicr time to pick lighter lug~ than
llt'\l \\cckl
Main flo tr. rear.
.
t‘ltilit'tS
You will ugivr that it i. the
pm—
$25
Easter Feet;
should be well-shod
Man in any of the Ilowluntl spring show is main wcll- ‘
~lititl.
Not only docs he know that—but Ilt‘l\l1(l\\'> he is shod
\\ith hllUt'S that will give service too. 3
(food looks are much. They are not all.
other half of shoe value.
lIOWIalld shoes have both. i
r can. -.
Wear is the
-
‘7
llrcsscs for girls who seek com—
with
one
llrcsscs that are splcndid for
outingr \rcar iit ticld or wood or
Skin is made with shoulder straps.
Just for example:— -
Stout tan cordovan of dark huc~ soles of splendid
weight, latc linulidi last, a shoe of fine lines and fine
\\(lihlll;ill$lll]l~—$7
llnrk tan calfskin of plump
lust—$4}
Rich tan calfskin with blind cyclcts, cut on English" l
st)'lt‘-—$S
New Illuchcr with medium high too, of (‘\t‘t‘lli‘ill tan
calfskin—$4.50 -
'And rubber-soled inn calfskin oxford toes on a bran- ' ‘
new lash—$5
wcight, laccd, English
Ncar Fairficld avcnnc door.
Pick Easter
fixings now!
if
Q
They are made of khaki oi” medl-
con
lx‘ichcst, stitnrtcst of striped silk shirts; \\ith lots of
colors to be picked—$3.50
‘fo" ulrls, excellent lustre, nice dpiN-an‘
have, white tan and' black—25c,
r‘r-r hard service-Wear resisting
stot‘kii‘n. Heavy and firm am: with
bloomern are cut full and allow plen-
ly of room for gym exercises. Middy
is tastefully laced.
Stetson comfort Dcrbics: the hats with fccl of a soft
hat and refined style of :1 Derby; in new shapes—$3.50
New York shirts of fine nindms and such, clear dc-
.DI’OI "~
next Monday afternoon with Mrs. ilow-
ard E Evory, of Pennoycr street, Ro-
wayion. Local members leave South
Norwulk Monday afternoon on the 2:30
o'clock car.
iiatn for Easterfbress hats and
tailored hats, at Mrs. Taylor, 60 North
Main street, South Norwalk.
—Danclng, Arion Hall, tonl'Iht. Music
t was fie vesterdny to
A complain mu ' ‘iy Svec‘a Orchestra with Chimes.
Prosecutor Cramer (‘. Hegeman in
which it was alleged that a local Jew~
oler, in repairing a watch, neglected
to put back the jewels in the move-
ment. So far as the prosecutor was
Concerned, it is said no action will be
taken. The complaintant said last
night he might bring suit.
Extensive Additions are being made
to the law library in the offices of
Attorneya Light. & Light, on Washing-
ton street. This library
ranked as one of the finest and most
complete in the State of Connecticut.
—Hats for Easter. Dress huts and
tailored hats. at Mrs. Taylor. 60 NOth
Main street, South Norwalk.
is already
Norwslk is to be visited tomorrow
by a hand of very tiny men and wo
men. The Midgets who are to appear _. _
at the Regent Theatre all of next Reports from peach growing section‘s
"5°? will "the I“ mi” my "‘"mrrmiof li‘airiield county are to the effect
afternoon “t 2:09 660d." Their “thm it Is estimated that about sixty
pearanoa will be so unusual and novel pm. cent. of the peach buds buVe been
it '3 ”WWW" “ “"39 number 0' ”‘9 killed by the recent cold weather. and
curious will be at the depot to hid‘mp outlook is for a BhOl’t crop next
them welcome. ifall.
_ A complaint was received this morn-i
its at the uptown police station that ' (‘lifford Pharmacy.
boys on Hoyt street were molesting _.___—
'tr'ge Hodge, a well-known Norwalk: in St. Mary's St. Joseph's and St.
diameter. Sergeant Harry Gibson in- indiainus' churches, this city, tomor-
: tigsted the case, and found that 1 row. there will be read at all the
-—One Cuit Sade goods have arrived!
lilgh Schoi baseball team, is now a double heel and toe. Black—25c.
pitcher of the Cornell varsity team. l
Mr. Goodwin, one of our brightt
sophomores. spent one hour trying to:
‘solve the foliwlnu problem: if a;
ship is sixty miles from shore, and:
.suld has a hole in it. how old is the
3captain. Mr. Goodwin tried to solve“
the problem by algebra. After a Kreut ‘
deal of figuring he came to the con-l
clusion that the captain wns thirty.
years old. :
Mr. Appleton, one of our last Year's;
science teachers in the High School.l
and now principal of the Milford High
school, will be married to Miss Elean-
or (‘olcy ,pn June 22. It must be rol
membered that he find met her when
she was in his advanced (physics cloth
tit dear old Norwalk lllglh \
Mr. Kirmeyer. our. history and “DJ
guano teacher at the Hitji schtoi‘wil
touch in DetWitt Clinton High School
of New York city. next year. We
wish him the best of luck.
“‘Hank" Oswald, a former ”I
echo! student is now ,quatterma. of
the battleship "Connecticut."
.—
l Attorney John J'. Cuueo, of this city.
was in New Britain. yesterday. where
He appeared before the Probate court
in the settlement of the estate of the
late Louis Klees. The .local attorney
a of the boys had thrown a stone 1 masses a communication from Bishop
l1. J. Nilan in which attention will be protested the fees of the administra-
icalled to the fact that the annual col-'ior of the estate, William Gldney. of
llection for the diocesan charities wi Berlin. Conn, and the probate judge
:ba taken up on Easter Sunday. ‘cut them. The estate was about $3,-
' 1000, and there were five heirs.
Next Friday evening, at 6 o'clochf __~_________,
» members of the Woman‘s Relief Corps pAT MORAN, MANAGER
gof Douglas Fowler Post. 0. A. R.. will Philadelphia National League Cham-
lhe the guests at a supper to be xiv-I. plons, Pralm
lon in their honor by Mrs. Albert Smith‘ ALLEN'S FOOT-EASE.
‘All members are cordially fumed ’to ‘Training Camp, at. Potsraburz, m.
,attand. Plans for the aflsir wore 91'0- March 9. 1916.
iunted at last night's mum 'ur. aiien 8.01mnt0ad. a. Boy. N. x.:
‘ Dear Sir—Your packages of Allan’s
Foot-Eu. 1'0ch and it did not take
my boys long to tabs than an away.
_ A11 speak ”storm-ho and you
11'. 8. Field. ofthia dimvillviait mayrofsrtomy oluhityouoanto.
hich had struck the man on the side
1 1ho bond. infli'tin'zi'qnite a cut. The
.. t secured the names of the
' ya concented, and some action will
- obably be taken.
—-———-—a--
_... . .._~.—’
Insist on Safety
for your valuables.
You know that they are se-
cure when you put'tham in our
‘ Firs sad Burglar Proof Vault,
My“ can not a Safe De-
. posit Box for a reasonable
w
,tttt‘tn mutt
~ lull i "3.0mm.
i—Ono 0°." Sade goods have arrived.-
[Clifford Pharmacy.
.—
lieft Aisle, rear iii—83.
Second floor.
Shoes show
Easter spirit too
Soft and beautiful and spotless white calfskin and
Nubuck arc as l‘kmicry in effect as footwcnr could pos-
sibly be!
llaiidmtnc quict gray sliocs, equally—handsome lla-
\':mn brown, delightful bronzcz—what a splendid thing
it is to have such colors and styles to pick from!
Princess button is onc of fine new styles. It has
The whole top docs not show a
In bronze and
unusual smoothness.
scam—and thcrc is but one in the vamp!
brown. it displays in «race notably.
\Vhite tops combined wi li vamp of brown or blue!
Who cannot appreciate and enjoy their beauty?
Here is bricf hint of sonic sorts and prices :-
\Vhite calfskin with Louis heel or white calfskin with
Havana brown vamp—$7
White kid with Louis heel and with vamp of mid—
night blue or Havana brown kid—$6
Princess button with Louis liccl, brown or bronze—$6
Laced white calfskin with Louié heel—4&6
Buttoncd white calfskin or bronze lace—$5
Rich gray kid with Louis heel, lace—$5
Handsome Havana brown. button Louis heel—$4. 50
. Nubuck pure white lace—$4
Bronze lace or button and whitcxNubuck with top of
white canvas—$4
White Nuhuck lace with lowhecl. especially for girls
—$3.50-
e1.
‘ M‘ain floor, rear. ,
. Not aimatter
of chance
Style and fit are not a matter of chance, when a than
boys his clothes at waland's.
, They are a certainty»
That man who buys a suit or an overcoat here can
depend in n it. .
No at c of day: goaeby will be painted oi! upon him.
It would be mighty poor business to do such a thing, if
wecould. .
l’ttwillbccorrect. 1min Ina see that for himself.
Hemmitsoplaialythat bewil notwondsrlaterthat
holochox. 1 .
\\
at .-.'
Dress complete, in sites from 6 to
lightful stripcd patterns, fit with case—$1.50
Socks of fiber silk in the Palm llcach and sand
shades or black \\ith embroidered figures—est ‘ I
Silk socks in grout cotiibinntions of color—50c . :1
'l‘an cnpc gloves that'll fit as gloves should—$1.50
llcautiful new ties, as E'istcry a: llrcr Rabbit hitn— ' ‘
0 ~ V-M'w-
self and with a very rainbow of colors otl'cringasoc
and $1
Main floor, front.
Little-priced and ‘ l Blue for boy ‘ ' l
800d underwear. . i for Easter! .3
Lightweight union suits knit:
tcd of soft cotton arc but at)‘ - - -
. .. .i I; . r F. . - -. .
cents. light knee or lace trim-‘1]It is the at” P“ QCI'lpllOD
med! 3 lloy likes it! He knows it looks
Light cool cotton vests with plainl right. He knows. it “'1“ keep
top—19c. grlglll on lookingr right. He knows
Even good soft thinlottop vests in IlL‘ C(lll \\ Céll‘ It anywhere any
both regular and extra sizes at 12 1-20. time. ’
Children‘s special combination outta. liluc ficrr‘ ._ tl . tl . tI
waist, vest and pants all in one piece,. ‘ b‘ 1“ 1'” one 1mg lat
while. 'inccts every occasion, in the eycsy
{of Boy. K
l READY—Blue scrgcs of fas
‘color and pure wool; cxccllen ,,
new Norfolk styles—$5, $6 and td V
$10.50. All from $7.50 are mem—
Pure white gloves of soft bers of the Double-Service fam-
cnpc arc nicdium weight: fit with : ‘IYv IMV‘ 3 more Of trousers.
Illuc scrgc Norfolk for Iloy;
I.cfi aisle, rear.
Gloves of fine fit
and tasteful air.
wonderful smoothness; have re-
fined aim—and may be washed
without injury. Backs are cm-
hroidcrcd in black; there’s a clev-
cr black edge around top too.
Same quality of cape in same
weight—and in the light sand and tan
hues that are Easter fvorites.
Any shade or white—81.50.
fLight fins gloves of kid are made
with the momenta finish and backs
are embroidered. in nli't aim!” or 2
’ contrast
White black or tan—81.60.
Over-cam [loves of lambskin to!"
girls. that weight. nios appearance.
white or “IL—81.
flout silk lions have strap wrist
‘aad to. looks like a col. .
wait. with black cum—Out
mam.
‘ Tnu some out Goons CORPANY ‘ ,
o
A. cap to match the blue scrgo
suit—soc. '
Front basement. '
colored ’kerchiefs!
Some are of fine crepe and Ius-'
Vtrmts as the sun itself.
i Their dainty shades of color can.
‘to mints them prettier. And what do
lightful. touch they add to one's a9
titre.
Soft pinks, and blues, and ouch!
Some are finished with boa“
"edge of colored hos. And than an
intro white with am in odor.
Twenty-Iva mini
mum.
What beautiful ’ " 1..
Norwalk Chronicler