; till - 3
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t
‘17 jgrdee ls feeling quite
' ny.
In Batiste and Voile.
.Plonl Designs and Stripes.
' At
E. K. BANKS
Imam Hotel Block.
booth Nor-walk.
Mother’s Day (iards
In Engraved Cards
Also Post Cards
DONNELHY S
STATIONERY STORE
16 South Liam Street
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imlll lrliiit
«ky gnu
('llnlr.‘ \tcre l\ll
sloop: during lllr‘ i‘ ." "'1
The Will‘l ‘lt‘l no tiulll r :l‘. ”l"
cal walt‘l’irltlll.
A rcgu‘ur rut-r“ . . \‘rir' :l‘i.
Pout (H'lll up] I» owl ll s turning.
ill the ('ll‘lt .»..-.- n.-
Lockwood's llall building.
”(‘lll'ilsttplitn .li‘. t... he pl‘t‘St lllctl
t‘syii-(s
ton street it‘itior til -4" "‘lf't‘.‘ ol StIU'll
Norwalk Council, K of C.
There will be a dress rehearsal oi
Illi a. " ‘
room" lot-Iorrmr
o‘clock in the Rey-it Theatre, Wall
street.
m'l‘he correct hat
A L’Iltlnt’h- ‘heiltl'
hid, to thi- city, \Alll he flown tomoi'»
row In ltirds owe-ll llV numbers of
the llillnlde llomllig l’igeoll (Yiub, of
this city.
The decidedly warm weather yes-
terday followed by illi‘ lit-.liy gale or
last nigh! ili this ci:y nail the result-
ant cool weather of this morning pro
> vldud it startling vurie v of tempera-
ture within forty~elglit ours.
The linens Tribe of ltt-dmen will
work the adoption t, gl‘ce on Tuesday
evening of next wet-l. on those candi-
dates who tiid not receive It, as
scheduled, last Tut‘stlily. (hie Week
from next 'l‘utsday the set-old degree
will he conferred.
F'l‘lllll the building depaiiiliclit to
day permits us toilet-us there luaued'
'1‘!) J. Schmidiiiig, to Wire the '7 ll,
Gleason house. llell Island; to Percy
(intend, to install plu, lolilg tor J. ll.
aut'enal. (‘lieslllut Illll avenue: to
Perry l'atteral, to liidali plumbing for
Milton Elwood. t‘ovc lll'l‘lillt‘,
~00 to ()‘llricii's for hat needs.
At the meeting of [tanner (‘ouncil,
Daughters of Liberty, last night, re-
ports lroln the local delegates to the
stale (-oti icflior’s mt~'.tng iii Stamford
last \\’cdiicstlily Were read. Visitors
were present last until: front llurl
lord. Al the next melting ol the
council there will by i'lL‘izltion.
Meliilicrs ol' the fixttrttalll Chapter,
I). A. It, are invited to attend (llVlllt'
service in the South Norwalk (‘on-
gregariollttl church, Sunday evening.
May ii. To re will he >ltt‘t'llll music
and speaking. Tlll ilyilliticii lllln
been l.i.tu(‘ll by the pastor. llcv .Iolm
Staplelozi . llll l«‘r:t"l- 'loodcliild. presi-
d‘ at of the men's class.
——l.'mbrellas, mourning blinds. ()‘llrlen.
Toni"l:l lfl the North .‘.‘o.'\~:llii I'mp.
llnl cilur ll tf'the town union of the
,Chrielian Endeavor will hold an en-
ti 'wi'. ‘lt- l'lll‘-'. The Si‘ficl')" will com
it'vnce at In". o'clock in the church.
“NY. I). I“ MI'UI‘OLII‘. of III“ Norwalk
Congregational church, and the llcv.
Mr. Anderson, of llowayton, will
speak l‘r-t. ll. (l. llartley. the presi-
df‘rtl. will preside. A. social time \‘.Iil
be chimed. and at the close of the
business meeting refreshments will he
served, A large allciitlence l4 expect-
ed.
ltql‘ I
mp- “hm g.t 1..
st y le. ()‘llrien'n.
e‘\ ..., m ‘l .-. ll 1.
’ Frederick Pardon, of Smith stt'ect..
‘ \v‘as' painfully injured Wednesday at-
‘ . tcriioon, when a pulley rope on which
‘ he was battling eemc'tt. at “'lckwiz'e‘s
Garage. in Knight street. broke, and
the ptllley dropped on his left arm.
The arm wes not fractured, owing to
f» the fact that a glanrluz b‘n'“ was
' 3 struck by the descending pulley. but ‘
iwns coniplcte‘y paraly'ed The injury
fwns treated by Dr. Cram. and Mr.
comfortable
Tip—J“ - -- ~—
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l; on
Wampole's Cod Liver Extract
Stills tn-I’owe l-Umpti 11‘ ot
PRESCRIPTION DRUGGIOTQ.
' :2 Washington strut
loath NOMIM Conn
_ , fund. the business capital w
. the handling of money.
Summer Dress Good
WIN A
”GRAND
PR‘IZE
, l 5 We often think of “prizes" as
,-‘ - through luck with little e'fort. . (
‘ The GRAND PRIZE in life is the competence. die home
of self restraint and throu 5h. putting common sense first in
l
f
l
that will
I dissppointmen
live up to
tions. that
$10 to $25.
NorWalk.
save
will give
too cents of value for every
dollar you spend on it.
The twenty-five dollar
are full silk linfd and made by
Hart SJtaflner & Mar:..
Rowers & Stevens
South Norwalk.
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SAFETY FIRST.
Here is the blue serge suit
from
will
expcita-
‘ou
You
t. that
your
OnES
.1! the lemon Mrs to two opacity
|sudtenoos and from the smile 3"-
en oseh Ind every act. it
show that
1s show that will pack It to the doors
at every perfornnnce during the three
4Idsys. The progrun opens with the
lteattlre picture “hove luk,” s most
.~nleresting picture dealing with every
gdtty life, and acted by s noted (asst1
. .‘ players. Thai following comes
1 hit-ii 8. Cooper in ”rho Rube and lhel
can". aid IN: was without a doubtl
one of the most versatile comedians?
that has appeared in Norwnik In‘
.‘linlty a day. His monologue is very
.vt‘llltly mingled with the playing or?
'scvcral Instruments and imitatiots
brought his act to a close with set»
“rul encores which he responded to
6 Brent mation and left the audience!
ill a good humor. The second act out
tile hill is the [nut V.’ .‘u‘e‘lllll act (it
'5 km playing; a l, \.ltt.lt‘tlllt‘ house:
”lid that is the act of Mile. Renee,t
I‘lr' pfll'lslf‘llllf‘ (-olntdleulie Mile ‘
Itenee opens her act amid a bwluttfull
seizing and lighting (‘fllt‘l-‘. and illir \
' g tlit- act site in always «hanging
‘ " costumes which ate the most.
to hitlid with htr tii‘ferellt
dam-ts, giving several imitations oi.
'lte tort-most lending af'lrt‘r\t‘.l that
till d-lncin: and in accompanied at the
piano by Jean Sclluaril of the ("94“
’lllut‘ul act cf Schwartz and Stole
llit‘h is very fortunate that Mlle.
lltlie-t- has the luck to seture such is
piano player for her act tls without
such it player her dances would on
lorlunalely not recent» proper aid
Mlle. Renee surely is iii a class by
h r ell and it goes without saying
that such an act as hers is only to be
appreciatill by the set-iii: of it. and
the opportunity is limited as she, is
only to slay ill Norwalk for the three
lay». elltllllg Saturday night The
lirtl art on llll.\ flit‘lll hill is fluid,
truth and lltippc in their act of III?
“'t‘l. Salt Milan. which is a full protok
illg monologue uni instrumental
crt-am trom slid” to filll>ll lluppc
. 1 lulitilait-
.
The divorce suit of John It) Stevens,
a former South Norwalll pinno salea-
mau. against his wife. Mplso Stevens,
did not come up for this! yesterday In
the civil superior court as planned.
- Rummage sale today and tomorv
row, Clifford Ilotcl store, by ladies of
Firs: M I5, (‘liiirl-h.
"end of this city,
will lid in the Preparedness Parade.
., .. will in.- illarollod in New York
lhlllOf'fUW. The. parade will be "four-
teen hours Ions."
The Connecticut (‘olnpnny ha»-
proilllitt-d to give a trolley car iwr
\ice to lloton Point next Sunday after
lltitlll, providing the weather ls favor
able, stverl-tl of the attractions ar-t
tip-(ted to be open. /
H'rllt- proper list at O’Brien's.
Neville Hayley, of Rolon Point, to
och-ed a night telegrsm from t‘all
iornla'todny, lttttiltg tliai_the funeral
or James ltlley had been held, and
the liody would be crciiultetl at Lox
A tgelcs, A letter which is following. ls
expected to give additional paintu
lain.
Mrs. Lillian Reynolds has various
ntotleis oi new Bone tforlicul on dis-
play at Mrs, Taylor's Mllllllt‘l'y Shop,
oh Noltli Main street. Yesterday a
large number visited the cxhibil lllld
tune wry much interested ill the spe—
tial natures t"ltl\\"ll in this perfect
.ulmu corset. 'llte dmplay will con
lillue for several days.
~ Millinery. feather bone. maiine
boas and llt't'ltWt‘ItI'. Mrs. Taylor. 60
Noitli .‘.laili.
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A I'ln” on
HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT NEEDS
MEN.
HARTFORD, .‘yltty‘ l'l.~nghwny
Commissioner Charles J. Bennett said
today that the work oi his dcp .rllllt .l.
was considerably rcltlrdcd by the
scarcity of labor. lie was paying hi.»
unskilled laborers 82.50 a day and or»
f l at tlla' price he was not able to so
t'ill‘t' all the help he. needed. "The lab
orers are getting their own price for
labor and we have got to pay lt. Our
season is short and we must get the
work done within it. Mat winter was
a very severe one on roads and they
are much out of repair now," said the
‘ commirslo ler today.
WANTS NAME WITHDRAWN.
To Whom It May Concern:
Below is a copy of a letter trialled
by me today:
May 12, 1916.
MR. EDSON ST. JOHN,
W“ Not-walk, ounnq
Dear Sir:
’I he reason I signed the petition
you presented to we ,to call a special
district meeting ,was due to the state-
ku. “that the
plant was, facing a deficit of $8,000.00,"
and “that the system of pole‘ lines
were in such a, condition that. they
needed rebuilding."
l l have. since ascertained these state-
:l“(~l‘l‘.t to be untrue. and deal e mv'
iname withdrawn from this petition at
once.
i Yours tnilv. , l
' WM. D PHILIJPSON. ‘
T .
1
something- ws get
e acquire through the prsctico
'.
Popular Amus' ments
"THE MAGIC MUSHROOM."
who impt-rlonates the ll'\H‘.~i ch'lr
luctcr ill .Tlis act is certainly a coined
inn of rice type. and the playing ol
the two on the coltcertlltas III a rare
’treat. All in all their act which ru is
‘0 minutes, was a hit all during the
while they held the stage. They
fit onler to avoid the \cittlioun tic icloged amid . round of applause and
luvs vhcn “hard h:lclt.~t“
chancmi at the box ollice for the filll‘ illui
"NW U" W lresponded to several encores.
The
act on the hill mnsistetl of
clal coupon tickets. and to Nlnllllll) 'Jnhnny Huey and Jeanette Mann and
the handling of tickets by
large Nizie Merry Maids, is
singing and
number of salespeople ,tlli- ticket com Idllnoing net of the higher: merit with
mitten for the Community (‘lub havc‘ spt‘clll scenery anti
"then a suggestion from the comfort; until"! about 2“- mintttee in full Hittite. -
able niovle clndoln. 'I‘he Hl‘lllll have The songs of Jeanette Mosnr sceorn
costumes and
been divided into blocks according to pulled with the chorus Inns quite. I
price and l0”IlllOIl
person who buys it
ticket
For instance, the paw numbers which received I blx
marked. hand at the finish of each.
Johmit
“evening. 8100, down stairs, will find, Hoey was In his usual good V0109
himself ushered in the row of seats
marked “K” and free. to choose any: '-
seat in front of "K" that be
This is expcutctl to give the audielico‘
great liberty in
grouplt.
likes. '
forming congenial!
A large part of the full «Ls.
good show lll'H in being surrounded by
multit- who enjoy the‘ statue things we
do. It Is as easy again to smile when
. The Common
ilr (‘It-b wants a ftill house for “(Will
performance and wants euch audience
to be like a big community
. llt' all :.
lrieiitt.
family
A diversity of new styles
party, lliid to further this end lino
adopted the block system of ticket
selling. and made the prices very mod
50 and 75 cents for tho lif-
50 celitll and 75
Mule 35,
ternoon performance:
cents and one dollttr tn the evening.
Frill" now tintll Monday noon .tlckels
may be obtained at the two public It-
brurien, or at Glendcnnlng'a and Bax-
ter's drug stores.
"The Magic Mushroom” in not
t‘ti‘dr-n's opcreltn. except an
a
Peter
Pan, Hansel and Gretel, Konlgsklnder
. children's
the prime any
plit ys.
joy of
It itilitply uses
to
charm its audience into n receptive
mood for the. tense emotion of the
adult action of the second act. Prince
Rupert and Princess Stella an
unforgettable duet of love and long-
lng. The King's song In full of frug-
edy. expressed in fl beautiful
voice.
The Queen Ia dramatic from start
’l‘linnl's to the tintlrlng cf
fort of three clever comedians.
the cruel Queen lit re!
formed. the kidnitpper foiled. and dear
Alice gets her three wishes.
"The Manic Mushroom"
‘7‘ r'.; I.
ends merrily:
given for the
in g.
benefit
' rroitnds rind unrdeus.
Theatre. Monday afternoon and even-l
l
tenor
nlll
being
of the play-
At the Regent‘
_’ -‘_ a.
[0“ to,
the management of this.
Popular flhyhonus has gotten together;
BEAUTIFUL VBLOUSES.
Exceptional Offerings at '
$1.00, $1.50 and/$1.98
86 WASHINGTON ST.
Br‘ggerman Bros
finish ytth a big reception. This sc
Is prepsrod to obs-go their singing
and mains numbers at each per
formsnoe so anybody seeing this act
yesterday will not see the same ma
terisl used today. It. Is a snappy anti
clean not all the way throughout, and
slwsyii receives the very best of cm
iclv‘ms wherever they play. As
Isusl the comedy picture Charletl
Chaplin in “Carmen,” proved to draw"
those that are followers of this won
derful comedian. The usual matinee:
will prevail st 2:15 for the adulissionI
of 10 arid 25 cent, and the eveni lg per .
formant-e at 1:15 for the admission Oi s‘
15 and 25 cents. The second shun.
consists of picture; only, when thc‘
adminsion is 10 cells to all seats To I
day the feature hill be (‘loe llilglty;
in "Love lsvll.” l
lllllllltllll—idilj
lull_ln_ut_t., PRlllll
Sage Tea and Sulphur Darkens 80 Na l
turnlly That Nobody Can Tell. ‘
Hair that laws its color and Iii-.ztre ‘
or when it fades, turns gray. dull
and lifeless. is caused by a lack til
sulphur in the hair. (\ur grandmnth
t'r made up a mixture of tune Tea an t,
Sulphur to keep her locks dark and
lit-alt‘iftll. and thousands of women
llllll men \tho value that even. color.‘
that beautiful dark shade of hir which
Is no attrattive, use only this old-timo-
recipe. i
Nowadays we get this f'tmous mixl
lure improved by the addi'ion of oil ~ i
er ingredient-n- by asking at any drug
store for a fluent bottle of "“‘ynih‘:
Sue and Sulphur Compound." whichr
darkens the halr so naturally, so even-1
ly. that nobody can possibly tell 1’:
has been applied. You just dampen it1
sponge or soft hnrah with it and draw i
this through your hair, tnklng onel
small strand at a time, By mornimzt
the grav hair disappears: bu' “hot do .
lights the ladies with Wyeth‘s Hair",
and Sulphur Compound. k that. hn l
sides beautifully darkening the hair!
after a few applications. It also brim":
back the gloss and lustre and gives l'
on sopearnce of shundnnce.
Wyeth's Sage and Bulohur Cont.
pound Is a delightful toilet requlitiieJ
to import color and a youthful apnenr. '
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i
in the most desirable fabrics
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All sizes.
Couch Hammocks
At $4.95.
A Couch Hammock of extra on" Wanton, iron
frame, National fabric spring and a god mattress for $4.95. H
O‘I'HER COUCH HAMMOCKS
I 34.95 to $18.00
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A complete stock of
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Furniture from
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Oil Stoves from $3.50xto $15.00
Gis Plates from ”$1.205 to $7.00
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Prizes for Card Parties
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Nu Bone Corset »-
-— DISPLAY e
~ at
Mrs Taylor’s Miltincry Shop
(.0 NORTH MAIN STREET.
NuBone’Corsets are made to nae-sun and are guaranteed
to fit.
ANY FIGURE CAN BE FITTED.
Those needing special corsetm' g and those with excessive
abdominal and hip flesh will enjoy comfort in the wearing
of NuBone Corsets.
Visit This Display—It Will Interest you. "‘
N cWMitillies for School Wear
Gym. girls, school girls and hunch-at of other girls, bdth
big and little, are asking for midfie- new. Apleasing varie-
ty of styles is to be found here. They are all made of sturdy
white galatea. The best kind of mink for wear.
White Middies with long or short shun. red or blue col-
lars and cuffs, and handkerchief pith. --- . . . . . . $1.00
White Middle: with coitus. cult: and nut-hot pink. blue
and green striped galam ..-........-----;....... $1.00
Pink and Blue Poplin Midfiuwitfleflhnud cuffs.
, $1.50
White Silk Poplin Middies with fl .- ‘Iilue collars and .
cum ....- 32.25
Norwalk Chronicler