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do. agdn‘ Hold Up, Burglary
or nun.» Robbery. Call us,
on the phsns. No.11”, and too.
will gladly gusts rates. etc. i
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Telephone No. 1230
South Nor-walk Trust Co. Bldg.
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llte Drizzler
HAVE YOU SEEN IT?
A dress overcoat that has all rs-
quimmmls of a storm coat.
Let us show it to you.
From $20.00 up.
“(k-oss" Gloves for ladies‘ and
Men, from $1.50 up
JOSEPH DAVIS
06 Washington St. St). Norwalk
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“ WEATHER FORECAST. _
For Norwalk and vicinit)‘; Proba-
bly showers late tonight. or on Fri-
day, somewhat warmer tonight; mod-
l'lftit'. variable winds. The western
disturbance has moved during the
Its ill lltlul‘n froili Nebraska north-
. onward to Minnesota. it has cans
l unsettled. showery weather from
Nebraska eastward to Pennsylvania
lid from Oklahoma northward to
.nada. Thunderstorms were report-
.. from Missouri eastward to Penn-
,vlvnnia. The temperature is rising
n the mien: districts.
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WEATHER A YEAR AGO
TODAY
' Temperature: Low, 46;'lligh,
H. i‘air.
A regular meeting of St. John's
l tilts. No 6. v. and a. M.. will. be
Id this cloning, in the lodge rooms
n Wall street.
—Easter Miltlnery, Mrs. Taylor, No.
ain street. South Norwalk.
Waiioma Council. No. 31. I. 0. R. 11..
ill hold a business meeting this eve-
ring, in the lodge rooms in Red Men's
a all. in Main street. ,.
Word was received in this city by
coal friends of the arrival of a little
naughter at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
ustin Gainer, of Woodhaven. L. I.
I rs. Gainer before her marriage was
I iss Anna Halloran, of this city, and
or many years made her home with
urs. John Lee. of Putnam avenue.
Easter gifts! Frasier gifts at Brands
treen stamps given. Green stamps
ven. "
The Danbnry selectmen received no
ice this morning that twenty-live
orking d‘iiys from April 25 are to be
llowed ill. Sanford Osborn of Reddlng
Gloves for Easter .
ThelaPsslsGlovssofRsalFrsnchflthmdasp;ia
; tan. grey, black and white with combination of unbroidery
l onbaeh(blackwithwhissandwhitswithblack) 21,50 r
TwoClaspG-iaceGloves;black.tanandwhitc.... 1.15
Whitswithbiackunbroidery on back and black with
white ............. :}_‘g
- Children's Kid Gloves in tan ....................
t SILK AND FABRIC GLOVES
; y and white,
2 5t and 81.00
Sixteen Button Silk Gloves i ntan, black,
Black and white \y'th combination unbroidery or back,
1.00
Two Button Silk Gloves in tan, grey, black and white, also
1
combination of embroidery on back ................ 50¢
Lisle Gloves, two button ................ 25¢ and 50¢
Lisle Gloves. sixteen button ........................ 50¢
. J. I. MALLETTE
Popular Amusementsi
NORWALK
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SOCIETY
Singer's Midgets. l
.x‘inger Midget ‘Revuc resumes its‘
~ig.:gcnient at the Regent Theatre
witty and will continue for the bal-t
ice of the week with the usual daily‘
.;.ltillees at 2:20 and the evening per-
...rmance at 7:15, at which time the
-.tlure picture will be shown. The
.tlit‘grrs and the vaudeville win be
...:t at about 8:30 and the feature
AND PERSDNAL
.cture will be repeittcd each even»
0 D O O
.-.N E W S.-.
On Saturday evening, the per-
orulunce will begin promptly at 7,‘-W.htrmmim=
:td a complete second show will be t'ards have been received by many
;ivcu at 9. Reserved seats are now lianbur' friend
.t-lling for the ilrst performance on i ’ ’8 announcing ”‘9 mar-
aiurday evening. The feature pic-,“lge' in Norwalk, April 15- 0' George
are for today is a Mutual master-,P- tKeeler, of this city, and Mrs. Jen»
,lece called “'me Drifter," introduo- ,nle M. Johnson. Mr. and Mrs. Keeler
:lg Alexander (.adcn and 1410”” T‘nywill come to Danhury in a short time.
.t the leading roles. It is an excep, ,.
ltmally strong drama, showing the ”d “u be at home after M" l “
vils of gambling and the interesting,” William “WWI-““3313”! News.
art that a minister of the gospel £00k Mr. and Mrs. John Lee, of l’utman
i this ”Buy photoplay sermon. The tavenue. has just returned from a. trip
-ature for tomorrow will be a Para-i ,
inunt gem called "The Saleslady" to “oodhaven, L- I» where ”it“! W9”
.-;tli pretty Hazel Dawn in the title the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Austin
”I“, Miss Dawn is a great favorito‘Gaint-r, and also stood sponsors for
'l .\orwalk and in her newest picture. their little daughter. who was baptisv
liv is said to be at her best. it
\litigt-ts will continue to amuse in “d' last Sunday, and named Marie
neir own original style, as will the Catherine.
nuance of the vaudeville entertain-i Arch V. Bendisha, Ol Pennsylvania
cent. The little strong man of the State College, is visiting his parents.
trganization wishes to announce that .
,. you are skeptical, you can bring Mr. and Mrs. V. J. Benelisha. over the
vour own dumb bells and weights and Easter h0iidlltfl.
ie will lift them just the same. lie;
:lso lays claim to being a wrestler,‘ Misses Harriet Clark, Edith Baxter
nd will concede 25 pounds in weight
0 an one that will tackle him. Carl ““1 M” F‘"°“' 0' 90“" N°"""‘c
.Wm’m me mam mm mm mm, M‘md Mitts Marlon minimum. of Peek.
51.: hit here. as has Don Vieg, thevskill. New York. left yestemay for
Utility lliilc leading lady. The ell-'Washington. D. 0.. to remain until
irc town is “Midget mad. and it you Easter Monday. .
.snt to see a real, original entertain.
'tcnt, get your seats early. or you.
will have to stand In line at the Re-' “PROTECT SCHOOL CHILDREN
rent. The. phom. number is 1501, . Measles, scarlet fever and whooping
————.—-—-—A- icough are prevalent among school
MOOSE LODGE iNSTALi-AT'ON- ichildren in many cities. A common
icold never should be. neglected as it
Ceremony WI" 3° GOMHC‘GG Tomor-l weakens the system so that it is not.
row Night by Deputy Supreme 'ln condition to throw oi! more lief-i
Dictator Browne". ;lous diseases. Foley‘s Honey and Tar
‘Successfulkesuits ‘ Pemauenttlures
iNEW SYSTEM!
NO DRUGS!
NATUREOPATEIC DOCTORS
Doing Splendid Work at Their Offices,
No. 79 Washington Street,
South Norwalk.
'lhe Natureopaihic doctors who are practictng the methods as outlined
by "The Revolution in Medical Practice." a book written by in Lilumer of
Hartford. are meeting with remarkable success in this city. _
(Many reports of cases that received very beneficial results from their
treatments are said to be those given up as incurable by prominent mt'di-
cal practitioners.
This work is creating unusual attention, a condition which is no doubt
due entirely to recognition of merit.
Without drugs or without surgery they make the blind to see. the deal
to hear, the crippled to walk and the sick and suffering to rejoice.
History tells us that prehistoric man knew nothing of drugs or letllr
cine of any kind. nor ought of doctors, learned and wise; yet lived to
greater age than we. totally exempt from modern ills and pains.
No longer is it necessary that an intelligent man *or woman should
suffer in body or mind; no longer need we be a race of intalids and dose
ourselves to death with poisonous drugs in futile efforts to obtain It‘ilt'I
from multiplying pains and ills that modern modes of life have thrust
upon us The Natureopsthic Doctors do effectually litililsit'i' both to lIlt'
body and the mind diseased. without the use of poisonous drugs.
Many are flocking to their office daily [or relief. Fully nine out of
every ten who are treated by them are cured, the grealt st number requir-
ing only a few treatments. \
And among the cures made are many who had given tip all hopes of
relief. a
J. (Berra), stomach trouble. given up by other physicians, and some ad-
vised all operation. cured in five treatments.
John l-Ildernlsn had been told by physicians that he had cancer of the
stomach. He told the writer that he had received only ten treatments and
felt safe in saying that be was entirely cured. .
Henry Scarlets, a confirmed cripple from rheumatism of 15 years’ stand-
ing. has discarded his crutches and gone to work at his trade once more.
Mrs. Minny Johnson had a goltrs on her neck; todtty HlIt‘f‘ only live
treatments, there is nothing left but a little loose skin, where the tumor
formerly was.
Mrs. Kate ls-lmore called for treatment, accompanied by her sister,
who carried her arm in a sling, suffering from inflammatory rheumatism
She could not raise her arm for the world. After this lady bud rt-ceitt-tt
her treatment she asked the doctor to treat her sister. in less than it
week the young lady was relieved of a severe backache which troubled
her for years.
l’t-tcr llalltirun was cured of deafness of ten years' standing. and he
can now hear the lisping of his little babe for the first time.
William liardy. instead of being doomed to walk with the aid of
crutches all his life. finds his legs as good as ever. and says he never
ceases praising the name of the inspired doctor who cured him.
Mrs. S. Wilkinson. who had fainting spells due to heart trouble medi-
cal doctors pronounced her incurable—now completely cured in two weeks
and declares she feels as good as she ever did.
Many patients truly grateful for results accomplished during the lust
three weeks are bringing their friends and neighbors to the Natureoputhlt-
Doctors for treatments. A single treatment will convince the most
skeptical of the real omciency of this modern and rational method of
trmtlng all forms of curable diseases.
This is your opportunity to be cured. No matter what your condition,
how long you have been sick. or how many doctors you have tried: no
matter what your doubts may be, there is hope. ,
The wonderful it ling clinics given by the Naturenpathic doctors at
tied Men's balk-Soot Norwalk recently, were so convincing and highly up
preciated by thousands who witnessed, read or heard of them as to at-
tract attention throughout the entire state. it is a pleasure to visit their
lllliiy offices, located at 79 Washington street, South Norwalk, and converse
with their numerous patients who without it“ exception, acknowledge the
most remarkable recoveries from almost every form of disease man is
heir to. This is all the more mystifykig as no drug of any kind is used
by them. Conflnlng themselves strictly to psychological and natural trest-
t:ients, whereby they utilize the powers of the human mind and body to
eradicate the germs of disease and r store it liciilihy condition of the en-
tire body. They have extended their free consultation ten days longer.
The Naiureopnthic Doctors will remain permanently at 79 Washington
appointment. (Adm) m i
The newly elected officers of SouthJs pleasant to take', ncts quickly, con
Norwalk Lodge, No. 629, Loyal Orderi talus no opiates.
of Moose will be installed this} Sold everywhere.
ridge to complete the work of con-
flicting the sixteen-foot reinforced
uncrete bridge on the DanhuryNor-
-alk state road near the Mapleivood
hotel, under the contract awarded to
him by the state highway commission.
evening by Deputy Supreme Dictator‘
Edward Brownell. The new omcersl ..
elected are all live. ones and hustlers,l all] ess
and promise to do much good work?
during their administration for the ln-I .
terests of South Norwnlk Lodge. and E t t
it is hoped that all members posaible x [ac lng
will be on hand at tomorrow night's
meeting to get acquainted with them. The unsolicited testimony of my
‘By a special dispensation. granted by \mm. patients is all that is necessary
the dictator general. M. M. Garlands to prove that teeth extracted in my
‘of Pittsburgh, Pa. the charter of; office are taken out absolutely with
i503“! Norwalk 1101189 ‘3 ‘0 remain! out pain, and without any ill after of
‘open another ninety days' time from- feet. If you have teeth that need ex
lApril 1st. Frederick H. Ganung has tracting come in. and be able to say,
jbeen commissioned by the supreme! as so many others have said, “it is
ilodge as a district director, and wlllt (’l'up; 1 know it. for l have tried it
In Time For
Easter
. _‘ ( ~ Advance Spring Styles!
' Pages and pages of new
designs! Manyin Color!
New Cuirass Blouses!
Jumper Frocksl Jerkin
Blousesl Draped Pan-
niersi' The most slur.-
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blill't’
Di.-.
ililisll,~—-$3.
Never an liastt-r has St!“ unit .l
things~ to wear!
l‘lit‘ll Wt't‘la' til this «count hits sccil
“dist or suit or root or adornment brought ilil'uiiltl. liat‘h 9"
\\t‘t'l\‘ liats seen that beautiful llllllL’ mint- hurrying to the
liut lllt‘ lust \\t‘t’l\'.\ huu t-xt‘t't'tlttl :tll tillli‘l’S-Willld
lttm Illt‘ t‘tllltt’tlttli is rit lll'hl!
Soft lustrous tnilcia waists in smart
ulth turnover collar and culls ninl t‘liIt'Nl of long narrow l
pockets. lll Ills'lI/t‘,~lil\('_ lil\‘(‘lltlt‘f’ and pencil tones—$5.75.
PAGE FIVE
HOWLAND’S
Entrance on Main St, Fairfield Ave. and Cannon St.
“a
Thursday, April 20, 1916.
Easter is-
very near!
lilll} l\\01l8}3~ltil’ l‘u~tcr slumping!
And so much to Iil.‘ dullt'l
Isn't it comfortingr that ”ATP t~ u \tnrt- til t'lict-liul
still”: and splcnditl stocks. offering it~ litlli.‘
lllit‘
\lilllt‘
Picked trio
of rich waists
Ft‘i‘t-lltl floor.
{Easter shoes
for little folk
l.lllll‘ folks ‘lltlllltl bloom too.
They are as charming as the Easter flowcrs.
~lit»ultlll't they vic with thosc flowers in new atttirc?
New coats and tll’t‘Sbt'S and hats. are ready.
And here is special word oi «hoe»:
Pateht button with dull calfskin tom—$2.50.
‘lili‘t ltll
of
lit-dutiful
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“l‘it‘lt three waists from till tlloxt- lilt‘ll)‘ ours. that
you think are the prettiest for wear with lilixtci‘ ~ult."
.\nti these are thc three that were pickt-tl
(lisp tlatinty orgaiitly With low neck rind broad collar,
I'USL‘ and I npcilllngcn and straw and \iIllIt‘ anti llt'Sll, trilli-
nlctl “llll ll narrow pleating til \l'ltltc that gives tit-liglltful g
. I'urc “llllt' suit line crcpt- tic rhinc, clllliroitlcrcti rich—
ly in (t)}lt‘lilllli{t'll_ flush or gold, with culls and high point~
t-d collar of satin lll sonic line as t‘lllllrtiitlt‘r)',—$5-
tnilorcd
style,
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street, South Norwalk. Office hours, 9 to 1!, l to 8. Sundays by special‘
Patent blucher with broad too. dull calf tom—$2.50.
Dark tan butcher with broad tog—$2.50.
Black calf button, broad tog-42.50.
Dull calf blucher with broad lorry—um.
All in sizcs ii to i3 l-zdantl all
“unit at this price of $2.50.
Main floor. rcar.
Dandy Shoes
for big boys
a notable
moncy's— f
lit-re arc shoes that make a litmland Double-Service ' T
suit iccl that it's in good company.
Eiglish-stylc shoes of dark tan with blind cyclets,—$3.50.
Butchers of,dark tan leather with medium broad tom—43.50.
Black calfskin, blind eyelets. English style,—-$3.50.
Buttoned shoes on English last~ black «Hakim—$3.
Patent-leather button of special dressy air, English lash—$3.
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Bluchers of patent leather with medium broad toe and wonderi- ':
fut amount of math—‘3.
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HOME "ADE HOT CROSS BUNS..h“e entire charge of the campaim'myselr." lung collection of chic
' - \l ' I', l' ' ’.
Fylud and plain. 10c dos. Delivery lfor new members during this period: " am “00 rea .
Order how. Squires. Phone 11363-3.
The appealed case of Nathan Scha-
.t. of Wilton avenue. who was arrest-
.rttting an automobile without a ‘ll-
Gillie. was up yesterday lp the Super-
as represented by Attorney Leo Da-
—— g -—c
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, The Importance
of a bank account is realized
ti last February. in Norwalk, for op-.
|and it is his desire to add to the pres-é
ent membership of five hundred mem—l
hers another two hundred during this
time. He started the work on April?
1st, and. with the loyal support of the‘
Dr. J. H. Mallory
to So. Main 3t., So. Norwalk, Conn
Hours9a.m.to§p.m.: 7ton.m
Sundays by appointment only.
’On Sunday afternoon, .April 30th, at 3
'o'clock. the first-class initiation will
lbe held. and it is more than likely
Ethat the Moose 'Defenders, of Bridge-
lport Lodge. No. 289, together with
their officers. will be invited hens in
'work the degree. who will come from
1 5.03Values
fashions you ever saw.
Get
Pictorial Review
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Booksto read
for enjoyment
The Daredevil; story of a girl who has to pose as a than
41.35.
.r Court, before Judge John J. Walsh. members, has already secured {WP-“ti“. _ ‘7 , "iiilfi’ . . Kate Langlcy Iloshcr's n cw story is ready April 2! ;’_
nd Schacat '35 fined ten dollars :10” ril’ew applizatilonsimAlii US$23: , l ’0’ April Orders may be lot now for dclivcry then. ' I
itbout costs. At the time of his ar- “8 een SUPP e W an ’ " o . , v ;. . . _ - .. ,
t, the young man was fined twenty :cations and all are working hard with MISSBS’ Sluts and. 15¢ g C‘mi 0n Sde Now . . _ I}? 31"“! It]; 53:91:“: an dd‘ghtful hm!” alltad for ‘ A
ve dollars and costs, by Judge Ed-l'iim to increase the membership. and “magnet ”My 0( '\ W ge 5'] .
ard Lockwood, In the uptown court. will be glad to receive your applica- 3...}, ' people Lllos That—Bosh" 4125
be close was annealed. Mr. Schacatl‘ion to become a Moose. as South 18.98 «am ‘ . .
{Norwalk Lodge needs no' introduction. ”I licsc stoncs ready April 20 :— ' :;
,—-Davlsss
Golden Hope; story of two men and a woman and the Californla
desert—MasoHlJb.
Seven Miles to Ardstawyoo—Qtzst
Sign of Fresdons—Goodrlsh—flls
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by almost everyone sooner or '3 lodge of Home "pl-9353:1113, at the O D Jackson ‘3 WNAOLRLw‘xEET Mr. Ind Mrs. Pisrcs—McKsMIo—Ilfl. ' ‘
htet- - present time. 5,000 members. Anions . 0 0 anon as m autumn—smot—stsa
The sooner you start one, the other business to be transacted at the 0mm , Ws—Lss—buo.
soonsr u reach the goal of
financial moussa
Your accountislnvltsd.
' gfilnsslsstPaid
ChSthgsAoeounts.
Mill’s Ilill ll.
meeting tomorrow night will be mat-
terspertainingtothseomlnglsas
'Carnivalto hshoidthslastolm.
'andalsotohsarreportsfrilnthssps-
jdsl sols-It- w 0|“
Court. l'lsidnsy oslshrstlsnstolis
'muwmmms.
-manmmum
lwnwflhmmfi
immerses-sodium“
Ladies’ Week
Spsdal Valus in stilts. Costs
sitcom .
‘01: cubic ,~
unencum-
, yum-rcl'weflwwmw
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,. “meant. Isms-squamous:
I EverythinglntboOptical Linc-
-' ' ‘Byes Examined Free
Dentin-soul Wyn—01.8.
sow tho Wm
Lust wants-slag
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