BQflBD
d Co’sy‘s Pay left ‘ hr.
Haven. Held up at Ollbe Door
ad assohst manning sues
him.
A! YO' PROTECTED!
U. can die.- you full Prdsrr
60- W Hold Up. Mary
..- ouyng» Robbery. cm 01
on the phone, No. 12%, s'td we
will gladly quote rates. etc.
Taviord. Golden
Telephone No. l2”
South Norwatlt Trust Co. Bldg,
WEATHER FORECAST.
P‘ureusr‘t for Nuruallt and vicinity: '
(hercasl and t'Ollitllurd cool ueather
moderate north-
toulght and l-Tidtty,
THIN?“ ”VAL-3mm .
1 oosnou Hearsay
Minoan
sacs. These qualities are all combined in the “Gordon
Hosiery.”
. Lsdies’ Silk Hose.
Silk How, in black and white ................. $1.50
' Black only ........
i “The Elite" Silk Boot Hose.
ing, in black. suede, light grey and bronze
Ladies' Silk Hose \\ith rcini'orccd 11111.5. 511le5'
l spliccd hccl5, in black. \1
Ladies' Fine Lisle Hose.
' Durability is the first
i HOSIERY.
i
and t.1.11 1i1»1.1»ll 51l1 5
east winds. A trough of tow pressure;
extends from the 1211511111111 portion of the'
Lake regmn soulhnari t1» .\'01'll1 (‘ar-
olina.
er, weather fr-nn 11h11 Padt’tal'd to
the 10151 and as far .51»111l1;1s":it1111e5-.
New. 511111 watlu 1-11.1ll.g1-.1»r
11H) fmm (1L1; \111 t“: 1d '11 the 1111.141”;
l111e11 1111 1l1
lure d icing
Altll‘UlKlil‘} 'ff‘“"t' l1.111
4 classes 1.1 le1n1111"'1
1.11.51 24 hours.
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Four petitions for membership were
received. last night. at the meeting of
(lpliir Chapter. 0. E. S. A banquet
followed the meeting.
The aide-avor Circle of King's
Daughters met yesterday afternoon
with Mrs. C. P. Prey. on Taylor avo-
nue. Worlt for the surgical dreSsing
committee occupied the attentlnon of
the attending members.
The first degree of the Knights 0'
(‘ olumbus will be confered ton“?! in
Red Men's Hall, West Washington St..
on a class of twenty candidates. Stam-
ford. Greenwich and Norwallt lodges
will send representatives.
Tickets for the "lisnd of the Law" to
be presented in Hoyt's Theatre by the
Jolly Five Block Company. are selling
fast. The play promises to be of ex-
ca’ptionsl interest.
The snnusl meeting of the W. C. T.
1‘. will be held tomorrow afternoon
with Mrs. Mills, 19 Berkeley street. up
town. All members are asked to make
a special effort to attenh, as the u-
nual election of chers will he sold.
Judgement for the full amount was
awarded, Tuesday. to the plaintiffs in
the case of Connery Brothers Com-
pany vs. Peter iAdd. and others. tried
in Ilanbury. Attorney William 1F.
Tammany. of this city,
the plaintiifs.
Wake up! rM. oMrchnnt. advises s
postal being sent out by the Retail
Merchant’s Association. “Dollar Day"
is almost here. Be sure and come,
the posts! requests. to the meeting of
the merehsnts' association Thursday
evening. April 27. at 8 o'clock. in the
Mnhackemo Hotel. Cigars and light
refreshments will be served.
'Mrs. George S. Kendall. at her home
on Elmwood avenue. yesterday after-
noon. entertained the members of the
of the Woman's AssOciation of the
South Norwalk Congregational church.
The 50111 anniversary mitt1 boxes were
rcturncd yesterday. An interesting
reading. having to do with the 50th
, anniVersary of the Woman‘s Board of
Missions. excited much attention. A
‘ sketch of thcl lie of Mrs. Edwards,
the oldcat woman missionary engaged
in active field work. was listened to
with much pleasure: At the close of
the :l1ti1siness session Mrs. Kendall
1101 red tea
-—FiRST RULE OF GOOD HEALTH.
All schools of medicinegtgr'ee that
good hcnlth.
systef and invites disease.
1‘
~o
es and regular if one wi't'ies tc 9N0!
i‘azhsrtlc Tablet cleanse tho
v1. llllOlli griping or nausea.
bi 1:1lin1z. sweeten the stomach and in-
viaor'tte the llvor. 1
FAVORABLE
FACTORS
A number of favorable factors
are noted in current business
conditions.
The People’s Trust Company
seeks to be of service to you
and invites your checking ac.
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loud: Norwsllr. Conn.
ll is causing cloudy 2111.1 >l1t1w-i
represented
.lndizestion poisons the.
Polar:
it' is necessary to keep the. barrels on: .
bowels ;
banish '
in black.
penhsgen. navy and bronze . ..
in black
requisite
Misses' and Boys' Reund Ticket Hestery. in black. \\iliit‘
l11tl5 .1111lk1'11115
ATHLETE AND 113011011111 HOSE 15mg 11.1 25¢
1.1.- MALLE'i‘TE
unconfined
white. tan. pink, sky, Co- ‘
50¢ and ‘11”
................... 82.00
with silk to "hitch for tiu'lld—
50¢ 1
and hitrh
bite and 1:111 25¢ and 50¢
1 35¢. 3 it" $1.00 ,
in CHILDREN'S
25¢
l
115:..ca—csnz on. a.
NORWAL 1.
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1 NEWS§
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so“
mu: ‘3" ans: 3.“;
i MISS BAKER SURPRISED.
I Miss lrene Halter. of Fair street, was
i pleasantly surprised last 111 enmg when
1 large nttmber of her friends arrived
at her home shortly after eight 0 'cloclt
last evening.
Those present included: Beatrice
Hesly. Evelyn Ferris. Elsie luth.
Agnes Sullivan, Carolyn Glsshotf,
Kathly Willisms. Sophie Baker. Etta
ilashod. lrene Baker, Jessie Shutas.
of New Csnssn. Messrs. Edwin Col-
well. Claude Baker. Dexter Hoyt Stan-
! ‘Py London. Jack Helfsnt. Warren Rut-
ledge. Percy Louden. Kenneth St. John
Otis Robinson. Fred Weed. Edward
Kaiser. M. Schufelt, Fred Dswless. of
New Canada, John Connelly of New
Haven, and 1A0 Baker.
1 Selections on the piano and Sonora
were rendered. dancing was enjoyed
ad around eleven o'clock a dainty buf-
fet lunch was served, shortly after
which the guests departed. all report-
ing s 11111111 enjoyable time.
William Deena. of Bridgeport, was
11 visitor in Norwsll. Tuesday.
Mrs. William H. liyington. of llelden
slenllt'. is spendinc the weekend with
friends in Roselle. New Jersey.
Judge John H. Light. today. left
for a several days visit to Philadel-
phia. Pa.
Miss Jessie Erwin. .of Grassy Pain
street. Bethel. is spending a few days
with relatives in South Norwalk.
LoGrsnd Greenwood. of Riverside
avenue. was a visitor at the home of
friends in Dan1bury. Tuesday.
Miss Eunice (‘oflee has returned to
her home in Bridgeport. after being
the guest of Miss Gladys Flynn. 132
Flax Hill Road. '
Wlliam J. Slallyt’. 11.. 11.111 of 11111
second» istrict. anti Miss Ellen M.,
James. will be. united in marriage, Sat-
urday evening at 7 o'clock. in Trinity
Fpiscopai church.
Minsscs Kathleen Reed. llclcn \iur-
Dh)’. Belle Stev,ens Gladys Flynn.
Ruth llimond. Harriet Dlmond. have
returned to Laurelton -.l-lall after
spending the Easter vacation at their
homes in Norwalk. 1
1 South Main street.
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a11‘111~1i l1111n11 ,lesterday after
hating 51111111 the winter in a tour of
11111 t‘nr11l1n115.
.\l1.5'a (‘lain S
11111 1.
Murray l~r..1‘1. 11f l’lnllsville avenue,
111111 1~» .11111111; Ii 115' '11 salesman in
.\-»1. 1'11111, 11-11: returned to that city,
..1‘111r 111 1111;.- slu-nt a week's vacation in
Nornalk.
At the 11111-12»; 111.51 evening of But-
ler Lodge. l 1) 0. F., an invitation
was r111iv11i and 1113-1111lc1i to stttnd
the prehirnt Elk' 11 Fair in the Home on
»
REPUBLICAN DELEGATES TO OR-
GANIZE. .
'l‘he (‘onnetllcut delegates to the
11-1111l1li1111n national convention will
11111111 Monday noon at Hartford club
Hartford. to effect organization. They
will select their ropresentatives on the
committees of the conVention and will
malts transportation and other It
ransaments.
[MPlOliS SURPRISE T
' street.
'a\e11ue at 01111.51 of $5011,
.wire for Stephen Notuk, at hi5 butld~
‘ hour;
'l‘bt- New Haven railroad has ro:
caved a permit to build a storage-1
house on the north side of Monroe
on railroad property. The 111-1
meat-ions of the building will be 14x1
20 and will 10st 8600.
Ernest Zahn has the contract to.
make alterations to the house at 114
Taylor menus fot \irs. Mary 0' Brien.
The toslwillbei'ifl. 1.
Cnl .rie5 Hanks will build a garage
{or Mrs Margaret Last-y on Summit
lived a- \'11lk‘ hate a permit to re»
mg 1111 Railroad awuue.
(‘latente l"'11vn Will ham a garage
built at 36 F2l111u11.»d 11111111111 The 1-1151.
will l»1- $1.711.
Allin-1 a- thilluu \v1il 1111-9 .1...
h11u51 1113 [111111 Plan 111111111 by [hp-
11.51111 1»! John ll11\'.l
Julis A lll‘llllhlh.‘ l‘ii\t' lilt' t'Ull
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mm ‘ ' 1! Smoke than
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PLANNING PREPAREDNESS
w _ ‘ MpAprE. . 4,}; JUJT
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'1lrt 1i lllttll5'dhtl lwl‘hillls piolmhly \\iljl fl NATUR;\LLY
11111.1;1 1»11 \l.11 ii in the 11'1““th or: 23.51 . l
cai1i»,111l ltv 1l11- blislm 5.1 int. r115?.5 11li1f‘1‘ GOOD.
the city 111 .5111' up local 1111er115l 111' '53.?
‘1e111r lllllli.il‘). naval and i111iu5'trial. 5:"
pr11pnr1 1l;11. 5
and p111i1-55'1»n
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\'1ttu.1lly every Ira1l1'
111 the city will i»:-
’l'l1»- only 1111» \el111-l11s in ‘
line will be occupied by \iayor
Mittlnl and Majorih-ncrsl \\'111»1i
11111111nnd1r ol 1111 lh1pat'ttuent of the
East. ‘
'lln- 1le11111n51r.1111111 “ill cover :1
period of llhl‘llt‘ hours. beginning at
11.30 o'clock 111 the morning 'l‘wo
h‘nr been allotted to th1~
women‘s 1i1\1.5111n. which will be com .
1111511110! nah-511111111111. factory 1-111
11‘113'15 111111 11-pr1-51‘11taliv11s of various
virolessltli's. and following this the,
National ilunrd will parade
_ L.
OAKEY PRESENT. DOCTOR'S PE ed a petition of R. J 1". Barton of
Hartford favoring the enactmut into
TITION.
WASHINGTON» 1 M 11—00111- law of the 0mm 11111. prohibiting nun
“mm“ P- 9"" Oshy has pro-sob exports to Africa.
3 Stores in . We special-
Bollllfll BRANCH MANAGER one Ill on - ' is: in fur-
“ one floor. er I“ . nishing
Axel Seinltnccht. manager of the. r N0 lair! homes
local branch ‘of the Borden's Milk to Climb. Complete.
Company. Washington street. was
agreeably surpriscd by his employes
last evening. who called at his home
on Hamilton avenue and made merry
in honor of Mr. Seinknecht' a promo
tion to the managership of the Bor-
den branth in Hartford.
During the course of the evening
gamer-1 were played. music rendered
and songs sung. Speeches were mad-1
by various cmployes in which they or
pressed their regret at losing Mana-
ger Seinltnecht and their pleasure in
his advancement. Refreshments were
served during the evening. which was
a very Jolly one. Mr. Selnknecbt prov
int: himself a fine host.
Those present included: A Scink-
necht. J. Wardcll. J. R. Taylor. W.
lrumbly W. Banks F. i. Youngs 1‘.
Hensen F. Brennan J. Kennedy l1).
Lewis. A. Taylor. l1). Lang. It. For.
bonc. J. Davis. N. Johnson. H \‘11rian.
A. lleins, Mrs A. Seinknecht and
Master S. Selnknech.
ASK FOR lndGET
HORLICK’S
THE omcnm. ‘
MALTED MILK '
Hun. uwkstitnf-I CM YOU I." V
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Pages and pages of new
dcszgnsi" 1111 '111y in Coiox!
Now Cui .253 Biomcsl
Jumper Prod-:5! Jcrkin
B'o
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fashion you ever s
Pictorial Review
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in Time For
Lao ter -
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Draped Pan-
Tim most stun-
Week-End Specials
it"l‘imrs‘déi’y, Friday and Saturday
$3.00 DINING ROOM CHAIR. Special ..... . . $1.98
Solid oak chair. stron ly constructed. Box seat covered
with Spanish MULE SK KlN. Fully guaranteed. Special
for Thursday. Friday and Saturday ......... $1 98 each
NOTICE—No more than 6 chairs to any one customer
Reed '
Babv Carriages
In All Colorsfrom
$14.95 to $35.00
Extra Special Thursday.
F ridsy and Saturday.
Full size. reversible gear
Reed Baby Carriage.
Fully guaranteed
REED shalom
$3.00 to $1158. 00
98¢ to $8T 55
Sterling -
RefrigeratOrs
A Refrigerator that gives
complete satisfaction in
every way. Fully guaran-
teed.
From $4.95 to $35
' Sole Agents For
HOOSIER. KITCHEN
CABINETS AND OS-
TERMQOR MAT-
TRESSES.
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for April
On Sale New
s- wonderful Gas Piste. Like picturo. Dn‘iled burners
easily removed. Prices reasonable. In 2 and 3 burners.
Sterling. Furniture Co.
In -u r 1 Washingtollt South Norwslk.
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HOWLAND’S
Entrance on Main St. Fsirfield Ave, and Cannon St.
Thursday, April 27, 1916.
1 Now for
white dresses!
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Dress linens
still to be had
.\5 _\'1l. .1l»1»ut 111rv 111111: of thc liked color5 f111 sum-
llltl‘ is to bc picked front these dress linens! 1
ihat i5 zutuully big newrior dress linens art mighty
51:1r1'11 and getting 51:1r1cri
(iood staunch quality, dtlightiul tones of color, i1lcal
f11rd5kirt5' and 1lr1.5'5c5 and (‘01)! tailortd .5'uit5-—11;1 to 75C
)1”
Palm l»1;11l1 doth in new 5tripctl pattern5 that ofl'er
511cral toinbinatiom of colo.Str1»ng .1111] spring and
cool—501 vard.
\‘oi’t buttitiful 1rcpe of silk and union i11tcr1\'o\'.cn dc-
li11htlul 111]or.5.ln5tr11u5 and flaw—50c.
Alluring voil15' hat c bcauliful i'l1111'11r5 51‘.lllt"'lttl
our them or arc 1i?1“”1ti\1ly 5trit1c1l In la5ttiul 111lor.
itnhcs \\11lc—~‘§1
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1111 like :1il5ilk; pink Hill) and light or nan bluc— 751:
yard!
all
40
t‘cntt'i' ai5lc, rcar.
- . Rugs really
worth $68
H111 ti1115t \\iltmi 1111: tunic in all \11111ri1'.1 15 sold
lit t‘t' for $08.
It 15 really north that price.
its worth lies in its bcauty, 115 quality. it5 durability.
This particular rug is unusualit beautiful.
i5 onc not of pattern alonc;
thcsc.
lt.5l1t.iliiy
.. . not of color. it 1iml1incs both
\\1th thcm, 1t combincs the artisti1 tilt-ct.
This last 15' smut-thingr that can't bc told of in words
~~l1ut it can he quickly seen in thc rugs.
its qualit} is cwclling. l'.\'t'l‘)’ bit of mm is tested.
i very color is tried and true it 15 \\0\t‘ll on looms that
would pull poor font to pic1'c5'. liccausc of tl1i5. the fitt-
ishcd mg 1.5 of unusual goodness.
its durability i5 n55urcd. 'l‘hc quality mnkc5 that ccr—
tam. It 15 .1 rut:1 with long life sin-1111 of it. .\l1 through
that No it will be licauiil'ul too.
Is it any wonder that cx111'rt5 1'11115'i1lcr tl1i5 rug.r worth
its price of $68?
l‘crsian in both 1lc5igns 11ml colors, 9 by l: icct in
dimensions. adapted to use in 111111115 111' avcragc .5izc, \vor-
thy of 1151‘ in finest of surrumnliMpg—“ill i115pcct
\'1 ill
thc gathcring?
(‘urpct llnll, third floor.
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Prizes for Card Parties
Briggcrman Bros (14
ll. Lynne Steam Dyeing & Cleaning 111).
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Pom-Hy known as Irldgspsrt Itasca Dyeing 1 Cleaning Cs
Illlt Dresses. Olovss. Ilsnlrsts and Laos Out-ulna Blessed.
'W W H. LYNGE, Prop, as am. .1- unaw-
“or-sang
... ~.-~s:s
Writs today for a tcr‘ing bottle of t
fimmlluwblo..c:r Fcrh. etch cf.:1:’mi.1rsnd
g'L-mmsc. afinkfigfilhmkm
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