Steaiusnp Tickets
for theSouth
and All, Partsof the
World.
' .Taylor&Golden 7
Telephone No. 1230
South Norwalk Trnat Go. Bldg
—— “a-..
W EATHER FORECAST
l-Lvrecnst for Norwalk and vicinity:
Faii tonight: Sunday increasing clou
_,dine. ' and warmer. A long ridge/ of
high pr; ssure extending from Georgia
nortl: .LLtnard to Vennont is prodnc
ins/pleasant weather with moderate.
f , temperature. in all-the eastern districts
. from Florida to Maine.
The disturb
81KB from the Pacific which was cen-
tral over Utah yesterday morning has
moved eastward. and new forms :1
trough of low pi'ifi‘sure extending from ‘
Colorado northeastward to lowa. it
is causing unsettled weatl1e1,1vithdde-
aided ri. e in temperatu1e,b1't1icen
the Rocky Mountain: and the Mis iss
' 1'11}?! 111: I‘.
’ limiuary. l‘nneing.
, .
‘ owing to his employment
. Chaplin.
'lto’clock, Palace Theatre, Monday.
' No. 42: 1, 0.0. 1',
_regular meeting.
‘- Union street,
_~De:'i1y hats, Derby'hnts,0
WEATHER A YEAR AGO
TODAY ‘
(“Elwflnptlilllllu Low, 21:
Fair.
illll NEWS
>~BLUE RIBBONS VS. NORWALK
Basketball, Monday. Armory. Pre-
Reserved seat sale.
high,
at Donneliy‘sg
Robert Rigg, at 7 West 111'e'1ue,
with
has,
the
——Latesi soft hats. O'Brien.
'Mrs. M. J. Lewis, at Stamford,
‘S
- spending the week-end visiting friends
ty is desirable. ‘
in Norwalk 11nd Bridgeport.
‘Rev. l—le11ryMaL-Beth,'of Bethe], was
,Ihe speaker last night at the. Trinity
Episcopal Church. - '
eSee "Easy, Street,” with (.‘hnrlie
Three timtsw'2zlfi, '1‘ and 9
There was :1 rehearsal of the guard
team oi.the Eureka Rebekah lodge.
lanl night at the
-——See “Easy Street," with Charlie
I‘haplin. Three time“.:-2:1i3, 7
o'clock, Palace Theatre, Monday.
—Bcfore buying your spring hut. in-
spect 11:11.1: at, it) Union street. South
Norwalk.
——Miss l5.
Anderson. milliner,
South Norwalk.
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"D. Louis ‘Ladrigan. who has been
' with the western offices of the Ameri-
Jmperial Hat‘Band 100., of Unuburyn'o.
moved to that city. '
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7 —-'Umbrell:1.<, Panes, morning bonds
Brien’s
Mrs. William C. lesse has been quite
' ill at her home in Franklin street tor
the past week but is now considem
y improved ’
“A
'B1‘ 1e11.
oonTelephoné & Telegraph company,
was transferred last week to the New
York office He delayed inking 11p his
duties there because 01 the death of
his mother. '
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—DANClNG SATURDAY NIGHT
Town Assembly Hall, Grace Bro. 8-
pieee orehegtra—Cathedrai' Chimes.
«vb —"‘~‘. ‘*
felf’you don’t. want your watch
clock fixed'év‘ory 4 weeks 01' so,
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and 9 g
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75c
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Make neckwoar
that's different.
‘L’es; make it yourself. With
=liitle trouble in short time,
‘and of special attractiveness
because of model you person-
:‘tlly create 01' prefer. ‘
Difficult? Not at all; for
here are wondrous-pretty ‘ruf—
flings for that very purpose.
Use them on collar and at
cuffs, use them for ficl1u,-——
and cut the collar in uncom-
mon shape if you wish; novel-
Rut‘t‘lings of Georgette crepe mid
plain or embroidered net, rutflings
with fiiet edge; net frilled 011 either
one or both edges—white- or flesh
tint—4101: to 52 yard.
Georgette handing fl, collars and
cuffs lust1ous rich white. .'11ith edge
of tan gold rose gray or old blue—50c
to $1 1':11'.d
Handsome, white 01' flesh-tint
Georgette 1',uft‘li111.;s with rich and
,duiniily- --Lolored Lane—«81.50 'yurd.
Orgundy frillings, ion. in these
'smurt eornhlnutimnt of white
‘colbrzw—blue. lavender pink or block-—
‘STBL' find sl yard.
Ruchings and rufflings of net:
chiffon luce 11ml crepe, :1 nntnl‘ier of
';\vldtlns, tustet‘ul styles~<25e 1) $1
,‘yurd.
l A beuutiful ruffled not for skirt
.11111! for trimming.r waist!
wide and has clusters of ruffllngs at
,iust tight intervals {01 use on skirt,
'andqeusiiy cut for making fichu thnl
ltf will beautify wulst——$3. 21’: ymd.‘
Center aisle, rear.
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1 Bright and pretty
1 stockings—45¢!
l
’szut' stripes, :illr'active
trigured patterns, audio :1
igreat many attractive stylish
land good colors—75c
l They are lisle, setsonable
lweight, nicely finished—~and
innusually attractive at 25c.
l' Nice lisle stockings of medium 01
gonzo tevture, pluin 11hite'tt1n m
blockf-‘zfic.
l Specinl- -size stockings for women
11th require them, fect of re",\:l:1.1
'size. remainder of extra fullness. -
deep bl:1c,k double sole, elastic tap-—
, 29c. '
Good stnunch stockings fox bovs
land git is to wear (luv in 11nd day out,
black or white~ltlc. 1.
l Left aisle, trear.
bet- .
1.31 see Charles Brand; ’his guarantee -
saves you much money and you" get
better work also. Charles -B1"aud.
Matchmaker, Jeweler'
{Washington street, Smith Norwalk. »
—.
Our line of St. Patrick‘s' Day favors,
11.1.: $1... $1.50
with ‘
"i‘is n. yurd‘
aist Sti
rup!
Royal waist samples main: things fairly jump!
How eager folks are to get them! How quickly women appreciated their beauty
My; how they sold!
and value!
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But, in round figures, there wasathousand. 'And so there are some to be had yet.
Regular
Right down to the very last one, they are excellent bargains.
5! to $2
95c
Regular ' 33:50 to $5
" $2.80
March winds
bring “chaps? .
but not to folks who make use
of proper preventative.
‘liind’u Honey 11nd Almond Cream
C. '
'4711 Money Jelly~-'
lr‘rostilla—ltlc.
.‘ieriiens lienzoin 11nd Almond Lo-
tion-~19L;.
For manicuringz—
iiygio 11.4.11 ponsh-2og and i100.
Cutex‘bnuil white, null bleach, and
combination—lilo eueh.
Lustrite null enamel—~9c 111111 191‘.
L‘ustrite cuticle ice-191'.
Good absorbent cotton
packed in convenient contain:
terse—sizes from '1 ounce to l
pound—5C to 35c.
New excellent toothbrushes
from France~25c .35c and
41x.
Center aisle. front.
Little helpers.
(.‘olotite mnkcs strait but 111' n111
lino—43c.
'l‘ruline ezlLlrt.111111'lLers-» rind
si'iet'luliy-good sortv—‘loc.
llt‘W
Shoo dressing, ion or block—~111ukes
shoes' lo11ger-l1'ved—-ll)c und 25c.
Hose-supporters.with rubh 1' but-
ton thut‘ll not teur stocklnn— 01:.
ilutonhole edge for t1'im111i11:_.-' “11.111
dresses. copenhngeu pink or light blue,
tl-yurd pieee»-—351.'.
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Rick-ruck bruit] in severni widths,
6 yards to piece—~l F11: to 2511.
Felt iiisle, from.
n
The belt is
coming back!
And it is to win greatest fri-
vor in white, or while com-
bined wilh bln‘ck, or
often with-11 touch of color.
_llnnils:11nie hint-IL kid \'.iil1 stripes
of Muck potent lenthL 1““lillli.
'l’ilnek patent leather with points
of colored suede lumber-~- 5101'.
“'hiti- kid, rlt'h of eft'eL:t-~—-5(lc,to
1. ‘ ‘
111.... kid or special “111111 111111
trimming. of black patent leather-u
$1. 25.
Left aisle, from.
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Just Saturday!
and Optician, 1 »
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place cards, plates and novelties are ,
A kioivland- sewing-ma-‘
chine saturday on easy
terms, at cash price, on ,
payment of one dollar.
Just Saturday, because
Saturday is last day ihzit
membegs are admitted to
the Howland club.
Every machine guaran-
teed. Eyery machine quiet
and easy-running.
All sorts of home sewing
easily done-' on each nia-
chine.
Regular cash prices,e no
extra charge in: privilee
black;
Regular 3
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Regular $2.50 to $3
5.75 to $7.50
$4.60,
‘Iooond floor.
Men: choose
hats with but
half usual trouble
_Men who wear good clothes boost themselves.
Such men feel better, think better of themselves, do
better work.
And better Work is best
Most men have to pick
de 11 of care.
They can save half that
us.
. ' A man needs only to choose thes style he likes and the
All the rest, depend on us for. Quality,
finish, workmanship, durability; we vouch for 1H
«- 'lhis' is true of clothes. ’lt is true ’of hats.
new hats offer :er excellent test of both the store’s spirit ,
color he prefers.
and service.
Stetson soft buts' in new
brown, ivy green, bronze, olive green, inn, sen g1,ecn sand»
—and St tetson rich black Derbies in new blocks; —-
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l-lowlund soft hats in pe: irl ‘51 we], smoke, tan, walnut,
fllllly, and olive green—
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A "boy's line?
topCOat-¥~~$12
'l‘o‘pcout that will make boy feel and look just as
manly as Dad. '
Same smart lines with belted back or pinched back.
.Same handsome mixed woolens, either light or dark.
Same careful iniloring that makes ceal' keep its shape.
Same clever cuffs and patch pockets.
iopcoat just as good :md just as siyleful and just as
welcome to Boy :15 Dad’s 15 to him. p ,
w _
ing to be!
Sizes to to 18--
.1"
DeBevoise 'brdssiere's
have beauty and fit.
Over :1 dozen styles of De-
Bevoise brassieies; each Vyilng
with the others for the prize
that best-fitting, deserves.
Simple models, richly 111.11.
' 'med with lice and embroidt , ~
than their price, in time and
cry."
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But every model cut on‘spi-
entific lines that insure smooth
fit and true comfort. ~ .
Good styles at 50:: and 75c,-'
care and trouble;
.
Main floor. roar.
And some of them are shower proof without appear-
‘Front basement.
sort of boost.
clothes and hats with .1 ””lléll
leave it to
And the
rich L'olt'irs—g'rcysione, s1: 11
$3. 50 sud $4.
$2.50.
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' White! dresses for '
little girls for NOW.
Dresses 1111: have beauty
and novel style—;-and that may . W
be worn without fear of little .
girl’s catching cold. ,
The’y’ v‘e impressive style. "l
,They are made exceptionally: -
well. it would cost far more
material, to make them at
home—even if equal style
couldbesecured. . ,, ,
Hal" 1:, Small cord, Simple"
mode with broad belt—42.50.
Rep. new arm crossed
hell it ‘ M
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Effective. (unique combs
Many new forms
of effective jewelry.
Colored bead necklaces of-
fer 11 note in harmony . with
bright costume tones. Plain
colors, combinations, impres-
sive. SQcto $2.50.
llluel1i1d pins are of sterling silver
——and but 25¢ and We.
l’eui'l awnings , are Litlicr llllll
white or of pinkish ti111.;1~—~.'301 1.11111 $1.
Gleaming jet ei'irrings are either
of button or petulant style—~50L'.
Orientul
unique effect;
and $2.”
pendant earrings have
are truly Orieiitul——-$i
“New e1:dlorpi11s ore of pretty shape.
and pattern.‘ run from plnin to stone-
set with some unproven—251: :30c and
$1 pair.
Linye"e cltisps 11f Lniuty pattern
have top of either gold or silver oi as
little its 2131'. Sumo aria entirely ster-
ling silver at 500.. .
A number of pretty new buL-k 11nd ,
'tzistes!
side combs 11ml hurrettes Lire 251: 11nd
50c. \Vliut diversity of styles!
ure set
with rich-looking stonesfisbc sl'uml
o .
Jet combs are handsome. in put-
tem 112ml effect. A number of ens-mic
styles, some set with Elt)ll(‘fi-$2 to $71.
(‘t-nter aisle, front.
Ginghams for
hard service!
For "the dress or waist that
must wilbsianli much and
hard 1ve:1'r;—gingh:un.
F0 or" :1 house dress; pretty
and tasteful and Sillllli ch.
For girls’ school wear;
fresh, and dainty and durable.
New supply stripes checksI
and plaids, every favorite col-'
or—-—_i Sc yard.
Right aisle. rear.
1"
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.liusinose.
.t"\'l‘)‘)'l.i(\ll\' uttL-s:~ i11:.
§—~-$l.35.
$1.95
Here are" newest‘light
knitted combinations.
’lrim comfortable light-i
weiuhl combinitions that fit"
Lleli:“'litfiilly. “ '
Cut 111 11111 neck style with
out sleeves and with either.
light or lace trimmed knee.
Give gmtiiying sense :3};
freedom. , '
According to size—65c and
75c. '
Left illnll‘, rear.
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Many stories
of many sorts.
W 11.11 Lib ersity in these new"
books! \\l11.1ppe.11101.trt°d’_
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“i111 “rote that"
.\1111'L1zll\ oi Hotnes-
Uur Next-how
139113111. 111.111.111.-
1'hn1'111i111:':~'1o1\
line Alley—$1.35.
l‘l1e '11, eis 1111.11 :1 ~11 .inge title off
it golden woinun of tin .‘lllltllt? “esbv.
Elizabeth De.le;111.~'-;,—»$l.T-0.
Sudden.|i1n:11 1111111: 1111111,11111 to
\1 hose sutliie 11 11111113 keep: .
liltltilit lit-ll. 11M!“
ilulleis
~~$l..’1U.
Lilltl “lib-ts ~l.‘-.'ti1'iisf:11.iiert
.\l,\' Second \‘L-m' 11f
l'Vl‘L‘tlt‘l'll‘li l‘nlinL-r v»$1..‘1tl.
Ll‘. 1*
Mark of i‘ninv 1-1‘111'oly11 .\'t"+,ilo~,.1.
31.3.3. . _ ' 3:
(letting 'l‘uni'lllt'l‘w'lzilt “aye—500.; '
"Susan in-nnvn-l'ler Fall 11nd Therm.~
DilVltl tli'uhum l'lillliliS'u‘z rum-*1;
$15.50.
The Stars in "‘lii-ir t‘uur'st'e
“731.50.
What 11.;
$1.130.
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Lens! lCNpht'lt’ll~~"l'i&ii "
'l‘i11- Stiuuy liecci\“et':~'—1iblioul—osng,‘
The Best Short Stories of’
1010; edit at by Edward
()"Biien,$;i 50, ’
Mnin floor, rear.
DresséiOrm '
'isbiéliélp
Do away with
(ill the time and trouble 1 e.
in getting skirt or dress fitted and hung!
Save all the firing standing and turning that
must accompany fitting!
1‘ at is what dress- fotm makes ceitain of.
\ ith. :1 Queen ror EmpressTiorm, such iron-v
bles are ended.
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One of these forms is easily odjusied to 512
, be Used for fitting
' ‘ . :sorts of apparel.
1 1.11 may be used
Sizes.
”and lines and of one’ s own figure. Then it me
and hinging :ti‘td draping :11
for more than one month
"of the family—because it is adjustable to man
, it will reproduce little differences of fig
me too; a dress may be fitted upon it. just' a
" satiSfa'ctorily as upon; the wom'm who 15 town:
‘ the dress.
1
«g: Fer a times—either Queen or Empress fOl’ll‘l. »
at their regular cash price but to be piid {of
small monthly amounts!”
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Norwalk Chronicler