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For Our “Onyx" Day
Announcement
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“Onyx” Days
April 28-29
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WEATHER A YEAR AGO'
TODAY
Tcnlipcraturc: Low, (I); high,
93. Partly cloudy.
A special committee from the Nor-I
walk Chamber of Commerce, is In New i
York (‘liy today. working on an indusm‘
trial proposition.
.n—o-h'.
A regular meeting of Our Brothers'1
lodge, No. 10. i. o. 0. F., was held;
last night In the lodge rooms In Wall';
street. Routine business was trans-i
acted.
Owing to the decayed condition of
mine of the planks on the Norwalk
tunnel. a large note has appeared In
the planking. in River street, near
Keeler‘s stable. A box has been plac-
ed over the break and a lantern will
be placed on the spot at nlirht, until
repairs are made.
This evening, at the regular semi-
inonthiy meeting of Sherman Council.
No. 1342. Royal Arcanum, the report
of Grand Representative Frank Good-
child of the Grand Council session.
which was held in New liaven on
Wednesday, last, will be given. The
members of Sherman council are elat-
ed to learn that they are represented
wry well again In the Grand council,
in view of the fact Ilhat their very
popular and esteemed brother, George
ll. Lockwood, was again elected Grand-
Trustee. Also brother Frank Good-
chi’ld was appointed on the committee.
on laws, who well deserves this of-
fice. and will no doubt. onlciate in this
capacity to the very best of his ability,
which is by no means limited In Ar—
canum Work. Every member of Sher-
man is most urgently requested to at-
tend the meeting of tonight and hear
. from these otllcers what the Royal
. FAVORABLE
FACTORS
A number of invertible factors-
are noted in current business
colllitioos.
The People's Trust Compan
_. sash to be of scvice to yoiyi
‘é‘ hid invites you checking ac-
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“Wilma.“
flab ”Mdzld-ulu‘xuht 7-, . ,
on but (“Mwhhaflwflflwfllbhcky a
MMMMrM headship : ‘15 l-
Whieewith binds ubroidoly on but and Hot wilt
white ......... . 1,25
Childmi’s Kid Gloves is can .................... 1,“)
SILK AND FABRIC GLOVES
Sixteen Button Silk Gloves i titan, block, grey and white,
, . _ , , 5c nu 31.00
Black and white With combination embroidery or bsc'lr, 00
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Two Button Silk Gloves in ten, grey. black and white, also
combination of embroidery on back ................ 50¢
Lisle Gloves, two button ................ 25¢ and 50¢
Lisle Gloves, sixteen button ........................ 50¢
J. I. MALLETTE
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Arranum is doing and expects to do i i
in this Grand jurisdiction, during the
coming year.
have a splendid role in which to dis-
play the most vigorous and magnetic:
acting he has shown throughout the:
lesson. Pell Trenton, as "Henry Tale;
ner." the ever-alert newspaper report-
er Is always “sure of a safe success.
Reta illers, Darrel Vinton, In fact all‘
the old and new members will be ade-
quately cast. The New England popu-
‘ An all day sewing session of Buck-
;ingham W. R. C, sewing circle. will
,be held tomorrow, in Red Men's Hall,
in Main street. All members are urg-
.cd to be present.
| ‘ ‘larity of Cecil Spooner is well known
llliarl'iage.
PAGE FIVE
' in my sans-ilk and In.
‘-» ‘ - -- :D:C.,episatluaday at
Old hint Calm “minis.
i" Its. Pauline lemon. at Stamford,
i’o student at W Hall. Itimrd.
; who has been the guest of lies Gladys
Irina. 132 Pin Hill Road, has return-
'ed to her home.
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Miss Danica Cones. a student of
Laurelton Hall, Milford. is the guest
'jor mu Gladys Flynn, 132 Flax Hill
flood.
BRIDE, 70; oaoou, 57. f
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A number of Norwaik people attend—
m“ Potts, °' Wilton, M‘m“ ‘0 J- A. ed a dance In New (‘anasn last nixht.
Knapp .Ioi Leno Ridge, Her om given by the Knights of Pleasure, of
Sweetheart. that town.
James A Knapp, of Long Ridge, age m
57 years. and Miss Mary A. Ports, of REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Wilton. age 70 years. walked into the‘K The following real estate transfers
oflicc of Justice William (‘.. ll. Hickey, have been recorded at the office of
in Stamford, yesterday, and signified Town (‘lerk Herbert R. Smith:—
lhi-ir (1931mm b.» married. I. required} Joel (1. Foster to Harry Mclachlany
only a short time to accommodate lot. llelie island. War. I
them They were sweethearts in their Harry W. Keogh to David F. Mad-l
younger days, and, Judging from an oclrs, and wife, l3 acres and buildingsfi
pearances. years had changed little County street. “’sr. ‘
their affection toward one another. Homer Buttery '0 Charles H“ Smith,
Mr. Knapp is a (”“er with “ home lot. Riverside avenue. War. i
. . . . . . lfe to R0-‘
in Long Ridge. 'lhis was h ‘ 58mm)! “1 HO)! Md W
is serondIdi0 S. Howe. New York. land and}
buildings, Highland and. Sound View'
avenues. War. l
Elinor l.. Smith to Edward s, Meek-l
er. deed, dock property. Smith street;
The couple dldll'i tarry lung after
bcilrl united in marriage They sought
a 'lllltl and were soon whirling towards
ilie norllo-i-n purl of ihc town.
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Entrance on “8:, Fairfidd Ave, and Cannon 5.. '~
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Tuesday, April e5 i9r6.
Summery
fine silks
Mill and lil'rlllllflll cl‘cpc ilc chiiic pious \ i‘l. lc- l
colors that “(W season has brought to favor . u‘ ,i;
pricc is but $1 so.
I . .\clilal \\'Hllll, liIv c\cr_\ «(unlaid of todayk u. . ”Mi l
l.» lar more. I ‘
Light and soft of lc\iurc. <tlluliicd and rich ., i - if,
.io iiichcs wide.
.-\lllong its handsome hum arc pink, _\c|l~v i ~ 5',
plilill. lzii‘cildcr, taupe, Wisteria. grccn, lll‘U‘iill, ( . I": :n
t‘li, nary ,l\'Ql’_\', black and light bluc. ' {3
Note again its pricc »» 2" 5i,
licorgctic crept- of splendid fineness and in i.'\, .41 !
all thc light and dark shades for “car through ‘lw r.- .i-«l
Sulllllll‘r.—— 5, go
Supple and shiillillci‘iiig taffeta, a \\(‘£illll of mini: .i- .
(‘ludini‘r dclightful sili'cry grills and rcscda and rm ’I‘;
to that dircct oppmitc: nary liliic. .\ lard \i'idi-
I .. $1.25 and SL5,“
lll\\'_\' \\illo\\' taffeta, queen of all thc soft .‘lvli luv
the wonderful splendor of the ancient:
iEgyptIan court and the mighty hosts,
of Rome, being features of the long;
“1' cold never should be neglected as iii
Mrs. Henry P. Price. and the Misses
‘ hens the s stern so that It Is not
Clementine and Dorothy Chowell. of we. y ,
' » . I H - - ‘\ Estate R uben K. .l'ihllston to lpuis» . I
JOSEPH DAVIS i “ mufu“ ”I'm? mmo‘r‘im electors 10 all aheatre attendants, and this; q “‘99“ k; llarliorlvlow Bear-h Ad-: ll’ullx laifctas, 40 lllL‘llt‘\ \i‘ide, many coloi's,~—- $2.54)
N" ”l“ ““1 “a"? “'"I be he“ “"110" being her first visit to Derby, will BIRTHDAY sunemss PARTY. :n‘mmfiw," deed ' ‘ . l'ongcc in natural hut. and in varying timi. ‘- of
" " II irOW night at 8 00‘0“ l" the Rowu- surely be a big theatrical occassion A birthday surprise was given last ' f Lyn-pm 1mm“ Mm. and row H ' .
L 'ion Hook and ladder Con a ' uar Marv (‘. Hamilton to Mary Dzuren‘ ‘ . i an
" ‘ m nys q ' here, particularly through llie l'lCl i'Wfllnil at lhf‘ home of Miss Helen wa building lot off West street “11' l'oulai'ds from (hcilcv: lint-st of all sumnui ~ill s
WEATHER FORECAST‘ ltcrs. The purpose of the caiLcus will that "The Girl and the “em“ve" is “mm in honor 0' the ”'33" Edythe ' ' , l \i'ovcii in America and of fancy patterns liluc ' ir' i” ll '
~ be to elect two delegates to t 8 Town . ‘. i , _ —“‘_—”‘ — ' . i ' . -- . ‘ . . " . . l a i .. .
l'or Nowm “a vicinity: Womb-hind (my cementum h" Bironstbi pl”- ii'r; 332:: 222:?“,:‘l1‘:m“;::n"g? HELD ON HIGHWAY nosasnv , fir“? '" l."“‘I‘f_“l, “WIN illam nail Iand (”in him m . '
. . .i , ,_ , I, i . , . . i roo agailn lll]llf_\' iy water slots llill and .».,..‘- '
a) showers tonight and \lednesday.i! _ , “ANTONY AND CLEOPATRA." l\'ld (‘ory. ".lack" Friedlander, Horace ‘ CHARGE o . you I firm and durable l Ii . d
continued 000‘: “loam“ ml winds.{ The first Indoor “"591 ”"0”“ of A huge success was scored )‘i-sier» \Iiller \‘lldlne Grey Florence More STAMI‘ORD' April ~5'A‘ am, I C ntt‘l‘ aisl .‘LSH '
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.AIIdiaturbance which Is central overi ”i9 horwalk Rifle Club was held I.“ day afternoon and evening, at Lock-I MarJOrie Bernard. From Stamford: :3“; fulfil-satiatirisillieilfielgiltync‘llmiif: ' i
\irginia, is causing cloudy and un- night in the Armory. sojmel very good wood's Hall. when, under the inde—iliick Morgan, Robert Carter, Betty :19; “Sm-gay {01' waged highwayi . .
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.eiiiedueatherln theuike region said spores were we. consiher :Iildlevg“ pendent auspices of the Rev. J. lien- Tillman and June Thomas. Other robbery lie “held up" Patrick Mul- Blg Cheeks
(ihio Valley and along the Atlanta 0 the mem a never an e r es ton Werner, 0‘ 6mm) church, leorge gum” were Charles Burr, Stanley . II .
(oust north of Hatteras it c. Pleas- before. Target practice will be held . i , gsrvin in Jefferson street late Satur .
' ' Klein's magnificent phoio simciacle,:Jacobson and Mary hynne. AVlctrola ll
znt weather prevails In nearly all of 1:1 the Armory every evening, except , day night and robbed him of a sine .. .
d h di trl t when the weather ermits when an "Antony- and Cleopatra,’ was shown, furnished the mask: and the evening's sum of money I and llttle
‘ :3; 't'tl‘riitii’gatirlliusfr: 1:13am: in: outdoor range willbgused ' in this city for the first time. ’l‘heImosl popular feature was an exihibb ‘ .___...._a_._.,._..‘ 3
northern border from Washington to "W" W"- ‘Wn ‘“ “’"Y ““d§”°",f’.'"" “1.3““ ,3,“ °' 5°“ —PnorEcr SCHOOL CHiLDREN i . , _
Mlchlm Freezing Winner-lures; i Egypt, proved to be one Of the mo“ . Md" fromI ‘0” (‘ Eddie, by Measles. scarlet fever and whoopingi ”WA“ 3" l)”: 35 ll"? squarcs Ml a checkerboard for 4 i
we... a an m Montana m No ' Popular Amusemenisiiwmwi-r and WWW WWW “'W W” ""' “m“ 0“” couxh m mmm muons school W
' Do 'i .cver shown in Nomaik. with all of "“"l" “d "m °’ N" H"°“ me" children in many cities. A commoni ”Wk" ‘0 “fly the eye must be keen to undo-zoo
each frolii itx~ neighbor—for suits and dresses! .
Ihuch are the UH) cxtrcnlcs; and between them :. may. '
dcrllil \‘aricty.
PAULINE FREDERICK IN AUDREY.
Pauline Frederick is one of the
most noted of the ‘stars who appears
in pictures presented on the Para-
mount Program and one of her nota-
ble successes has been In “Audrey"
in which she will be seen at the Re-
gent 'I‘heatro. “The Eternal City."
“Zara" and other film plays that were
just as notable have placed Miss Fred-
erick in a high place among the
screen celebrities. Tomorrow, a high
class V. L S. E. attraction will be
presented, entitled "A Woman's Fair
Name." Robert Edeson plays the
leading role. Edeson Is a star who
needs no introduction to the Regent
patrons. With the Bosworth com-
pany he appeared in the best feature
which that organization has yet pro-
duced. notably "The Call of the
North." in a different style play that
most of his past works he plays Just _
as well and It Is certain that every-
one who sees Robert Edesen in "A
Woman’s Fair Name" will have oo-
casion anew to commend his acting.
Vivian Martin will he starred Thurs-
day In William Fox's “A Modern Thel-
ma." On Friday evening at 7:15 on-
ly Blanche Sweet will be presented in
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1 Battle Witneued by Crew of Amerl;
in condition to throw off more ser-
eighl—reel play. During the eleningi Norwalk. are “um“ “l the home 0'
performance “mm" mm“ Governor and Mrs. Fielder in how Jerv
iliielfl
would have been hard to obtain in ”mi
zflPy.
hall.
I There will be a delightful society.
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ions diseases.
Sold everywhere.
Foley's liloney and Tar
is pleasant to take, actri quickly, con.
rains no opiates.
,Sharp clcar contrast of lilaCk and “bills; or ili.lt ,
sanit- contrirxt softened by narrow lines ill color: w \iilll I
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Scarce as they are. we vc JIM added some lII‘i\ ones i
to the Collection! soc to $150
The proceeds of the pel'forlllailco
will go for the benefit of the parish lWPm in Stamford ”ll“ evening, when
.. . -. a I Miss Madeleine Gillespie. daughter of
TORPEDO SINKS GERMAN SUB- .\fr. Mid M". F. w Gillespie. will M
MARINE. married to Kenneth Harding Bedell. of
:New York city. The ceremony will be
can Tanker. lsnlenlnised In the Hull Presbyterian
HALlFAX, N. 8.. April 2i,--An mii‘hurm in that city. at 7:30 o'clock.
‘counter between a li‘renoh lorpedoi-‘llflfl Charlotte V. Pearson. Of this
‘Iboat destroyer and a German submac city, 3 close friend of the bride, will
line which resultedIin the sinking ”ribs one of the bridesmaids. Miss Gil-
‘the latter was describe-d last night ll) . .
officers of the American tank steamerim‘l’le l" well-known l“ horwslk social
\Vesiwego, bound from lioucii for New circles, hlvlng attended many socleiyi
IOrlcanH. which hill in liere‘fol' coal. functions here. She has a large num-'
AccordIlnIgui): msgflcffllvslfi It‘s; her of friends In Nor-walk, many of
wego a g 'o \' ‘C'li
hours after Hllt‘ had sailed filllll lll9|whom will be ”"9” at ”‘0 wedding
French porl. 'Ihe destroyer itlllll'kt‘d‘lhls evening. Following “19 "N’mOnY;
the submarine as soon as she cuim- at the church a reception will be held‘
‘witJIién mange, zlnId bt‘fill‘i‘ I‘lliIi; l'Il’m“ fat the home of the bride's parents, 58
con su merge sic was \I a y lll‘ri'ww .
ed by the French shell fire. i ashington avenue.
~ l Edmund E. Crowc. of The Sentinel.
Iis In New York city ,today. attending
,the annual meeting of the members of
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HAVE ROSY CHEEKS
AND FEEL FRESH AS
2 Astoria.
A DAISY—TRY THIS! _;_ . I
Baby
Says class of hot water with "
phosphate before breakfast
washes out poisons.
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To see the tinge. of healthy bloom
in-your face, to see your skin get
clearer and clearer, to wake up with-
out a headache, backache, coated ton-
gue or a nasty breath. in fact to feel
your best, day in and day out, just
try inside-bathing every morning for
one week.
Before breakfast each day, drink a
i'rhe Associated Press. at the Waldorf— ,
Mrs. B. M. Andrews of West ave-' ‘
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' THE
ideal Shep
ANNOUNCES
a special demon-
onstration of
L’ldeale Corset
'l‘ ) d H! i) W
WEDNESDAY
Your presence is cor-
dially invited.
120 Washington Street
Car iiage and Go Carts
A big new line with a wide price range and extra good
values at any figure that yoy may select.
ORIOLE CFO-BASKETS
Dainty models of brown rattan, that fold up compactly,
are light but strong, and just the thing to make
bpby's
and
l ‘o\'crplaid,~z ill color :w—iiotalilc variety!
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l Black-hild‘whitc striped wrgcs
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tcxturc hill siiiii'nicry of weight, sparkling with lii'r .nld :
siylc.— Si in $2 i
Mohair for cool <llllllllt‘f attire: lustrous and -|u.~t- i
shedding: of equal value for Coats and for dressea l‘lain i
mid striped, brown, blue, tall, gray, ivory and bloni -—~
.. I I I 75c in $i.5o ~
trcain suitingr fabrics, scrgcs. whipcords gahariliucs '
and diagonals: ideal for summer tailored snit, ~i~lnridid *
weight, 54 inches wide—
hl’lLL‘lAL SERGES—of pure wool and . \c- H. at '
weight. 50 inchcs wide, dark brown and dark tiwn 'iiid i
l opcnliagcn and navy and black— $1
Right aisle, rear.
Big seamless
rugs at $15!
I ; Tapestry Brussclls 'rugs woven without a 5mm. ‘ i
(lose and firm of surface; will give good wear. 1 .
I In two—toned color effects, in Oriental pate lli~. I
. Of such colors and combinations of colors .i,~ ii iii '
make them fi,t well into home surroundings.
Nine by re feet in size—SPECIAL VALUl’, $i5 ;
Carpet ”all, third floor. i
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The Howland Dry Goods Co.
voiles, firm of l i
“The Sewers." Then will follow glass of real hot water with a tea-
"The Girl and the Detective" present- spoonful of limestone phosphate in it
ed by Cecil Spooner and her own com- as a harmless means of waghlng from
pany. This attraction will play Sat- the stomach, liver, kidneys and bow-
urday night and there Wl“ be a 909‘” els the previous day’s indigestible
lai- Saturday matinee. Seats will soI waste, so“, bile and toxins thus clmg.
on sale tomorrow. ing, swaetening and purifying the en-
‘tire alimentary canal before [hitting
. CECIL SPOONER. “more food into the stomach. The ac-
Will appear next Thursday matinee tion of hot water and limestone phos-
and night at Sterling 0W“ House, in phaté on an empty stomach is wonder-
her very best melodramatic coined! fully Invigorating. It cleans out all
success. "The Girl Ind '11. Detecties." the sour fermentations, gasses and ac-
One of the most import-mt comedy Idity and gives one a splendid appetite
melodramatic production-this cit! for breakfast
has ever enjoyed will l” presented A quarter pound of limestone phos-
hsro by mt hum little ‘Vemtflo phste will cost very little at the am
star, Cecil Boomer. "The Girl lad store but to sufficient to demonstrate
the Detective." a comedydnm» 0! D0- thai Just as soap and hot .wster
lice detective me will be lire-antel- ‘cimu. sweetons and mum ul-
Ilsa Spoons: Is wt!!- Nlmllhl' skta. so hot water and limestone phos-
ruoownunsumm-luwpamsciosmmoosmmmu
their onus- shy. Ind in M organ.1'hosowbomnbiocttoooo-
toendtbomcluudmm situation. billo- ottsoh. sold ston-
mnnmm hmammm those
transportation by train or trolley easy and comfortable. '
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RAYMOND 85 SON -
Wall 4 High Streets
FUNERAL DIRECTORS Norwalk, Conn. l
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