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at, any as, :ng
Mt’uaeaiaudiu' Muslin“!
UNDERWEAR
tn Goa is Chemise. Combinations and
' uomen a hielope-Chemise and Crepe
Gonna at 50c.
E. K. BANKS
f IaMckemo Hotel Block.
South Not-unlit.
A NEW BOOK FOR
CHILDREN
QUACKY DOODLES
and
DANNY DOODLES
Just Out At
DONNELLY’S
' :6 South Main Street.
STATIONERY STORE
Clll NEWS
The xlillllllt‘l' schedule of the t‘on»
neitits Company uiil go into effect
on Jun» 3rd
Undv: the auspices of a number of
George: DWII young ladies, in dance will
be held in Miller's Hall, Georgetown,
this evening.
u
amwu-‘
Raymond Tallmadge, young son of
Mr. ani Mrs. Richard Tallmadge,, of
M'oodwird avenue, is spending some
time with his grandmother, in Wes-
Ion-
' Severil local policemen and Prose-
cuting Attorney C. Hexenian are pres-
ent today at the hearing, before a
committee. of the divorce of Michael
Monaban. of this city. against his
wife. Anastasia.
Wu. J. Gamble. of East Norwaik.
reported to the police in Stamford yes.
lerday forenoon that he hit a email
My with his automobile, at the foot
of Clark's Hill. The boy ran away.
he said. before he could let his name.
The South Nonallr Trust Company
pay that you are flirting with danger
[when you leave your contracts. secur-
Ities and valuable papers in your oilice
safe. it you have a safe deposit box in
their tire and burglar proof vaults you
will have real protection.
Much'interest is being shown b\
Norwalk people in the big Moose car-
,nival, which is being held all of this
week, on the. Lockwood lot, DA; and
Water ~.ireets. There is much money
In circulation on the carnival grounds,
and generous patronage is beinz en-
joyed by all the attractions and
booths
Suit for the recovery of $500 dame
ages has been started by Cornelius M.
Daniels. of Chestnut street, Norwalk
against the II. Jacobs & Soil C0,, of
Norviztik, for injuries received when
he. liiiiili‘l\. was struck by an automo-
bile driicn by an employe of the Ja-
cobs firm, Monday morning, in West
nvcnue Mr. Daniels claims that he
rc(-ej\'eoi.m‘l'ious injuries, including a
fractured rib, as a result of the mis-
Iiap, and he also claims that the ma-
tchlne was driven at a high rate of
tspeeti. while the steering gear was out
of order. Mr. Daniels is represented
by Attorney Jesse'l‘, Dunbar.-
Seventeen members of the Carnival
Committee, which will meet this eve-
ning in the City Hall. have been se-
lected by the first appointed commit
lee as IOIIOWSZ Fletcher Montgomery,
M. J. Howard, John Milne Edward
0.1mm, Duncan Friazell Charles Dil-
pvorth, Edmund Breese, L, .A. Lab.
Inaier, Edward smith. John Cava-
naugli, Edward Gorhatn, Frederick
iWheeier, General:Russeil Frost. Jo-
heph Davis, Chales Hoyt, fiohn Glover
rand Percival Sharron. Three more
members will be added to the com-
mittee. bringing the total number of
members to twenty, as was decided
pipon during last Tuesday's meeting.‘
FOSS & CO.
HIGH- GRADE CHOCOLATES
11-2 lbs. ............. 35c to 50¢
n lbs ............. sec to $1. 00
Stillson-Powell-Corporation
PRESCRIPTION DRUMISTS,
I
I 32 ““3”an Street.
3 south Nomlk, 0t.
GOIng
o , North Main street;
. Sage Tea and Sulphur, no one can
If you intend traveling or leaving the city for a vacation
would it not be well to have your valuables in our vaultav. .
“he" the? will be secure from fire and burglary. and such
dangers as constantly threaten personal property.
Packages—suit Cues—Trunks of valuables tan be stored
here, and rates bydhe week. month 'or year are reasonable. .
l Roten Point Park will open for the P w
}m LOIBOH'OV.
A committee to decorate the grace
'0! Banner Council, Daughtw of Lib—
lent, was appointed at the meeting of
the couch held last night I-‘ollow' mg
lthe business/I session, refreshments
were sened and an entertainment
ipresented .
The building inspector this morning
issued permits as follows: T Reed &
i\'olk, to wire for W. A. Hanford,
to U. W. Pennell,
iiu install plumbing for Dr. Kellogg, 5
‘I'liott street and for the building of a
‘tottane. on Witth lane. for George
’1 Pll'zl.
I
An inipoitant initiation will be held
in the Moose Home on Sundm A
large class uill be admitted at that
{mm and a decidedly agreeable after;
inotin is promised Arrangements for
the big. parade, in Bridgeport, June
il'i’th. as it concerns the local lodge.
are progressing admirably.
AMERICAN AVIATOR
BRINGS DOWN A I
FOKKER AEROPLANE}
(Continued From First Page.) i
sages, one of them from Empera
or William The field marshal'sl
health has been restored, al-‘
though one bullet has not yet
been extracted. and he has again
offered his services to the em-
tor.
Field Marshal von Kluck, the
defeat of whose army at the bat-
tle of the Marne halted the Ger-
man advance into France in the
early days of the war, was wound-
ed by shrapnel fire in March of fh'i
last year while inspecting ad-
vanced positions.
BOXING IOUTS TONIGHT.
Vanderbilt A. (‘.~Walter Mohr and
Harry Pierce.
Retkaway S C ”Frankie lialy and
Red Mack.
Harlem S C.~Phll Bloom and Vic
Moran: Young Brown and Bobby San
dare.
Freeport S. C.—Paddy Burns
Paul Edwards.
New Polo A. C.~Sailor George Yolk
and Gene Gilvey.
Brown's Far Rockaway A. A.v~—Natic
Jackson and Billy Fitssimmons.
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and
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GRANDMA NEVER [El
HER illlll Gfl Gilli
She Keth-ter Locks Dark and Glossy
With Sage Tea and Sulphur
When you darken y0ur_,hair with
tcll. because it's done so naturally. so
evenly. Preparing this mixture.
though, at home is inussy and trouble-
some. For 50 cents you can buy at
any drug store the ready~touss pre-
paration, improved by the addition of
other ingredients, called “Wyeth'l
Sage and Sulphur Compound." You
just dampen a sponge or soft brush
with it and raw this through your
hair, taking one small strand at a
time, and, after another application or
two, your hair becomes beautit‘ully
darkenedr glossy and luxuriant.
Gray. faded hair. though no dil-
grnce, is a sign of old age, and as we
all desire a youthful and attractive
appearance, get busy at once with
Wyeth‘s Sage and Sulphur Compound
and look years younger. This ready-
to-uee preparation is a. delightful toi.
1st requisite and not a medicine. It
is not intended for the cure, mitiga-
tion or prevention of disease.
Regent Theatre
Today
Daniel Frohman Presents
The Everlasting Favorite
PAULINE FREDERICKS
—in—- ‘
THE MOMENT BEFORE
/
MONDAY, MAY 39
Regent Theatre—Afternoon \
Lockwood’a Hall—Eyening
'F'fiANCIs x. BUSHMAN
AND BEVERLY BAYNE
in
“A MILLION A MINUTE"
TUESDAY: MAY 30
DUSTIN FARNUM
in
__:'DAVID GARRICK"
SATURDAY. MAY 27
The Metro Feature Film Co.
Present
HAROLD LOCKWOOD i
AND MAY ALLISON
In “TI-IE COME-BACK"
And the 10th Episode of
“The Strange Case of
«Mary Page"
WEDNESDAY, MAY 31 '
“FIGHTING IN
GERMANY"
Real War Pictures
‘ See the Kaiser
ADMISSION ......... . .......................... 10¢
Loge Seats—soc—Box Seats.
rt
Dotlon House
(Gregory Boulevard)
East Norwalk
. Opens May 1.
SHORE DINNERS AND ALL
KINDS OF SEA 'FOOD
COOKED TO ORDER.
JOHN E. O'SULLIVAN.‘ Prop.
Telephone Call 720.
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l SUMMER—HAVE ONE OF THE FAMOUS
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Gas Water
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Connected to the kitchen boiler (Cut below shows how
simple the connection is) and be assured that the next time
you will have plenty of
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. REDUCTION SALE
STUPENDOUS PRICE REDUCTION.
SUITS. COATS and D RESSES of high- ta-ilored order to
perfection.
Positively and without exception these are the biggest
and most astonishing values of the entire year. All of
these prmenta will surprise you when you see them.
Shop at the Daylight Store. ALTERATIONS FRIE.
CLOAKS we PARIS MILLINERY
33 SOUTH MAIN ST. SOUTH NORWALK.
Roton Point Park.
\
Will open tor the Season
' SATURDAY MAY 27
——_—._
. Shore Dinners and a La Carte
Service
Dancing Every; Night
(axon Sud-y) '
\
Picnic, Reservations: are Now
" mew-ranoawmmoum—m
LIGHT & Wirnt co. E
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1‘ Wm-“
- V ' ' manned;
Varsity Fifty-
Five ‘3
Di
A regular suit for
regular fellows
HART SCHAFFNER & MARX YOUNG MEN DE-
SIGNERS CREATED THESE SUIT-HITS; THEY
EXPRESS THE YOUTHFUL IDEA, BUT ALL MEN .
CAN WEAR THESE , SUITS; YOU'RE YOUNG ”If is.
ENOUGH, NO MATTERJIOW OLD YOU ARE— 3'
IF YOU ONLY THINK SO. ,
Variations to please eVery taste—Bl and apvpay 825 if you T.
can. Other good makes as low as :10.
Rogers & ‘Stevens '
The home of HART SCHAFFNER £ MARX CLOTHES
'\
confirm”. an...
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Correct t
Values in '
Attire '
- This Late ‘
Invitingly _
. May Clear-
i Priced.
; '104 WASHINGTON ST. - ance Sale.
LSOUTH NORWALK
Half-Price Clearance
Women's, Misses‘ and Juniors’ Suiis
Tailleurs in extremely smart and very becoming. models and the season’s most favored materials 3
in Nile green and checks. A fifty per cent. reduction on these suits. does more than invite your . I,
purchase—4t firmly convince; you that here gnly are real values obtainable.
()lii'drcn’s Coats Sporty Top ions
are also offered at a fifty per cent. reduc- For womm and trusses, greatly reduced
tion. Fin‘ly tailored sporty appearing and hounlto meet approval as to style,
coats for juniorg. material and price.
I
OSTRICH ‘
WHITE CORDU- ill I v Q BOAS
ROY AND was“ C id en 8 Dres.es n my mmm
. SKIRTS \ nnd fashionable
S l ' shad . O t 'ch
Beautiful models are wagger’ Sty es in plan: are8 hitting
in these skirts for sum- dresses for the little their vogue this sea- .
mer wear. Ideal for ‘ and boas are increas-
‘ any occasion and girl. Washable ging- mg in popularity.-
very dressy. .
CORDUROYS hams and percales. At' 9 0-
$3 98 tractive patterns. Some ’
3 ' . in white with embroid- $1.49
I, WASHABLE ered effects. FOX FURS 3V
. SKIRTS In the ever desirable ~ -
Sizes 2‘”- White and also bate f‘ '
‘ ‘ deship grey. 3
C up 98¢. $1.25. 33. 98. 54.9.8
* 5 49'-
" All Alterations Free. 8 $ .
ii LATEST MODES AND BLOUSES \
GEORGETTE CREPE BL'JUSES IN CHARMING MODELS WITH FRILLS AND .
’ , PDEASING EFFECTS. 32 98
CREISE DE CHINE STRIPE BLOUSES—ALL SHADES AND SIZES $3.49
a; K E Jun:
‘ IF YOU DANCE
Come to Mon M Tom -«
Monster Battleship Benefit
JQLLY FIVE giving dance
for b'énefit oi Sentinel-Stev-
ens Fund _ . . ,, _ _. .-
Norwalk Chronicler