'Memboruot Goa N No.7 58.
F. of A, will enjoy a smelter in their
long: 1‘me in Water 511 eet, tonight
Steamship 111111111
171111111: South
(and All Parts of tie
Robert Clark, one‘ of the popular
World
membets of 0111 Well Hook and 11.11
ioraGOIden 1181' Company, has recovered from '1111
attack of {11111111111111 3.
Tclephcne No. 1230 j
South Norwalit Trout Co 8160
Mrs. Mary J. Raymond of Kevin:
avenue, Btooks'ide. has been q
for the past few days, but is 11011 1111-
proving
Toy
~Dancing at Red
Main strcetbtonight.
Men’s 11-1111,
Svec's orchestra.
m.‘,,.
311.. . w»
the drill had elased, the 111911111911 111'
the 1-1111:p31y “ere. 111111511101 101 11.111
uniforms
Gmnc \\ 111111111 Wilbur 11‘. Smith. af-
ter 11111211111111: a bird conference at 11.x,
Norwnik High School, this noon, 31:11".-
ell} #:5111th for New York eitv whom he will‘
.. lip of eSw'zngi , .. ' ' . 3'
Tof:..~i V0111 1: .11 blnup sf , attend 1119 banquet and 11101101] 1111:.
‘ PYOWrthing Lure t'xh'bit given by the Amwit'nna
Bird Propagation Society. ‘1
NWELCOME \Ninter
sticks around. You
should make it as hot
()flieers l‘or111‘-y,'(‘luttv;> 111111 Silk 1411:11-
1111:3011 21 squad 01' uptown policemen
who arrested Mrs. John lit-1111, of lioyt
Sll‘t‘t‘l yesterday afternoon on charges
(21‘ drunkenness. 111311011 111' peace, and
mouth. on Mrs. James Fagan and
Miss Mary hogan, Alter hearing the
long—druwn-out story of family trou-
bles which 1111 up to the final rough
11
and 11. 1c: 1 1 “stable for him as
I
possible.
Heal mixed things up in :1 real lively
68‘1’1’31‘81' Street manner, yesterday utternon, Judge
1
,f 1.111'1111'11011 (“011111112311 the ruse tmm
, Tel. 721 , ,. .
:_ . day to day, U11", 1111111111111, 111 the 11p-
town court.
15.3.3-3” .. 3-.. 3 3. ——_~-
fl ~~llancing at lied Mons 111111, in
WEATHE Rm FORECAST
Main street, tonight.
1m. AtlllliSSlOll 231.
St e1" 3 Ol‘Clltg'S'
Forecast. for Notwalk and vicinity: ”fl“
"
. ’_‘ ‘ of Sherman Council, Royal Arcnnum.
The storm which ”was control over was held last evening, and utter the
Missouri yt'rsterdny morning has moved conclusion of the 1111311131111 meeting a
northeastwurd during the last twenty- social time was enjoyed. The mem-
four hours. 11.1111 ‘5 “0“" central over 113111 listened to 11 very interesting lec—
Michigan. The. front edge. of, the rain lure. delivered by Frank Gootleh'ild
.und ““0“" ““9““; as far east as Now which dealt. mainly with his recent
York city. it has caused rain or snow trip abroad. Mr. Goodt-hild will at!-
v-during: 11:11 last, 21 hours from Kansas dress the members of the council
eastward 111 “"t-r York and ”0111 ”1“ 11211111, 111 :1 later meeting, at which
1111f northwuhl to the Lake region. ”“1511“, “.m npeuk further of his trip
The precipitation 111111 been (1111113 to Europe. A committee “11511111101111-
heavy from illinois eastward *0 etl 111st evening to prepare 11 series of
Pennsylvania. Thundersmnns were cntottainumtts 111111 from all appear-
reported from indiuna and Ohio The. ancos the council 11111 enjoy 1"er
temperature it; I‘i-‘illll: 810111)” it) the plensn'ttmeotings timing the 1111111111111
eastern 1.1111 otntrnl districts. or or the winter ,
WEATHER A YEAR
TODAY
Tcttttnot ututt': Low, 17: high,
34.01111115'.i
ii NEWS
Douglas it‘owlor, W. R. C, No. 15.
met at its rooms Washington street,
Friday evening and planned for 11 sup-
per to be. hold at. the next meeting
might, which is March 23. All membem
have. been asked to attend.
AGO
DEATH S AND FU NERALS.
Funeral of Mrs. Dottlens
The funeral 1191111111. of the 111113 Mrs.
Caroline McMaugh Douiens, “wife of
‘lhéputy-Slmril‘f Edward, 11. 1101110113,
11115 held this afternoon 1112:300'13101111.
from Trinity Church. ltev, Frederick
1 Woman officiated, and interment war .1
in Riverside cemetery. The services;
were very largely attended. Murry
handsome l'lot'ttl offerings attested to
the respect held toward the. dot-eased
One of the floral pieces was from the
llerniblienn Town Committee, of whirh
Mr. Dottlens is a member. The 1111111
wore: Edwin 'i‘ttlnindge.
(loorgo B. ’i‘nlnindg-e, .112, 1.3. B. Mc- ‘
(3111111111 and Alvtn’ Johnson. James
Youngs, Earl 31113111111111. liownrd i’nr
toy were flower bearers.
hadron:
We are. 11111111111: .1 spociuitty of pic-
ture framing 11nd carry a big stock
of 11112111ding._ Come in and see our
mouldings and 11511 about our prices.
' and you will find them very reusona- ,
bio. 1.. tore open every evening. Don- Loren T. True
1113111111. 16 South Main street. Loren 1 True, aged sfycurs, died
at. the home of his daughtet, Mrs
Charles C. Ferry. at "5 St. John street
East Norwalk, last. night. Mr. True 11
survived by four daughters, 1111's.:
Charles 0. Perry and Mis's Kate \\'.
True, of East Norw 11111, Mrs Cart 11111-1
let and Miss Mary T1',uo of New York
The funeral, which will be private,
will take place £10m his late home
Thursday evening. Rev. F A. Cole-
man will 1311111111113 The burial will
take place in Towners, N. Y., on Fri-
day.
I
—By Special request. Pauline. Fred-
mick‘s in “Ashes of Embers" and live
acts of vaudeville, Palace Theatre,
' Thursday. .
While crossing North street shortly
before noon today, the eleven year 0111
‘ daughter ofVMr. and MEL. Michael
Gorl'cy, of Washington street, was
1111" by the supply automobile truck
of the Southern New England Tele-
phone company. The little girl was
knocked down. She was‘mken into
11116 Coleman's newspaper store and
5 later to her home. fiqlical attendance
was given and it was found that
the was not badly injured.
Mrs. Charles F. Green
Amanda Cunningham, widow of the
late Charles F. Green, died at her
home at 1364 Dean street, Brooklyn
this morning. She is surviVed by one
so James C. Green, of Brooklyn, and
one sister. Miss Mary Cunningham, of
South Nortvalk. Funeral services will
be held in Brooklyn and will be pri
vote and interment will be in Rivet-
sldo cemetery Saturday noon.
Mildred Bouton
Mildred Benton, the eight- year old
daughter of Mrs Edward Benton, of
11 1-2 Hamilton avenue, died early
,3
i From Weak 1:111. ’Lame
To Well and Strong
Try them. Foley Kidney Fills W111
0 (or other men and Women-quick -
—-whm 111 ey have done for Bits
‘rayng e
‘1 as: yea r, I got almost flown with
:my ybuok," writes Mrs. . t 1.
£513.13 svllitxb 1
ml
t
t
1
and after tatttng them tile
1' adds: action became tegui nr 111.161
.he stingin; sensation disuppcarsn 1
now. stronger in my back than 1.1!:
on dot several years. and since. get-
3 well, I‘ve stayed well and 11nd
return of the trout) b."le
Start in now to use Foley Kidney
Yin: will feel an improvement
mm the 1191; first doom. anowln"
1.1m quit. or act .on kidnana n‘d
Mug”? .1 in:- tit-lunar
, ME” 11 but 115111“;
.‘stl titanium -,
at out how ktdnuyi “would. .
autumn madman ft ' ~
be announced later.
3......
1
be held tomorrow afternoon at 2:
11111111111111
uite 111 Norwaik Scoutmastets’ 5
held last evening in the downtonn lib I
iat'y, and 1111- p1: 'utipal featuie of the
dvening was '11 talk on first aid, given"
Pirie 111.1«-'
This is the first of a seriouo
of lectures which will be delivered ‘11:; ,
the commissioner in the near future.l
The coming hike which will be made,
Stiturday 11y tltP members of “it.“
.st'hooi was discussed enthusiastically,E
11nd everyone, is ready for a big 1111111.! 1
Four New York men who are inter-
by Scout
Donald.
1.
' u
it’ll-“S & Ganb hous‘e in \th‘ “1 151111.111 .1111] Mrs lit‘r'puty (‘11111111ist1'ion1'1'
in Flux 1111] Road, at 2 o‘clock
and the Norwalk‘s,
cehed
The Independents hit the toboggan
111th a grnnd rush last evening \thcn
1 Funeral of Mrs. Harriet Conley _ i
A ialg'eiy attended meeting
Commissioner
‘1111
-- The regular weekly drill 11111113
Sixth Company, C_ A. (‘5’ was held ested it 11111 scout movement will p't.
~ inst night in the local armory. Alter “1411111" in 1‘1“ “”1171
111' 1111'
st'itttol who intend to make the 111k1- 111
V. 1-51 Not'wulit this 31111111133 afternoon
All 11111111111113
'11'11 requested to meet
1111' 11111111111111.
HlTTlNG THE MAFLSS
r
1
1
t
1
>t'out 11111511 1114'
111 the home of
Douglas Nash,
3111111
011 at'cottnt ol' the failure of the l’tti ;
scheduled {:1111111 111311111111 the
nee 11111111 to put in its appearance 111
the Norwttih Alleys 111111 eroniug, the:
P11111011
111111 to be can
they tackled the Tigets at the Cedar]
street tillers. 111111 the uptovtn young '
31ers never stopped going until they}
hit the bottom
The Tigers grabbed 1
off three straight games in the. matting
11nd managed to boost
quite 11 bit, by this performance.
acorns were no follow: '
thenmelves :
The
Independents
Rvnn 11:1 ‘2 ill
Ditty S7 1111 '13
11111111111111 '1'3 74 87
\111101‘ 8.1 85 74
Kill”. 82 76 98
”MM
122 406 413
Tiger:
Rooney 93 $12
lieurn 92 86 87
1111111111 " 87 9'.’
Veneziu 113 7-5 '19
Turlov RS 911 89
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437 ~13! 439
811N151
of the.
School was
OWLAND'S
H , w-...M..W
Rich dome light
1n your home “at.
1-1"
less than usual
Thirty-five different and handsome 1111111: 133.31.? :11 new
fund lower price.
ihat price, in every case, includes 111111111351 light up at
litany-sided
f
clear welcome light and send that light 1111611
llyout home all teddy for use.
Paneled and fringed domes, square and 12111111 and
in green and amber and c01111.'i::111~x-:1s.
They are tasteful and 3111;11:11thth 3111 1112211113110
urnishings. MORE iMPOR’lANTW—fhey ”E :1 steady
:11 the very
place where it is wanted
0 regular $7.50 sorts— $5.95
3 regular :38 sorts— $6.25
6 regular SH sorts— $9
6 regular S12 sorts— $10
11 regular 1315 to $25 sorts— $1210 $18.50
Some for gas, some fOr electricity-'-—g‘oott choosing from
either.
House completely fitted with Howland electric light-
ing fixtures at :1 saving of trouble and immey,
Lamps of tasteful and correct pattern for army 1011111.
New models in direct and indirect lighting, new show-
561 fixtures, graceful brackets and pendants.
'l‘hursduy melting the \‘orwalku and.
the independents will roll off 11 post ,
poned 111111011, at tho Norwnlk alleys,
and 11111 Timers and the P11111011 teams
will 1111-10 roll off 11 postponed game at,
the tion' 111mm lanes.
The Tigers 11111111111 Independents
will meet
any night
T111 Plenumtl 1111111 1111111 (‘fi‘lt
the South 3‘ orwttlk
M
1'.
L1“
“1
813111111 ‘1 111118 1 ii
tut the Norwalk alleys Fri
'01:
(one 1'1"; tittion 11
111111111. lwill meet this tvenint' 111111,
111‘» 111 l‘. Intntktm 11111 on “ ‘1 '111'1'
1of 1111 Mqt‘: Club in 1111' (‘11111'111
‘Wm
V I 1 r! a. a1 2
'12.. 1111', 1,1 111)
‘lLU- 3‘1“ 1L: 1'91!
11' 111 11111 11111 '111111
._——1 ”——
Try This! Your Hair Gets Wavy, Glos-
sy and abundant at Once
To he possessed of a. bend of heavy,
beautiful hair; soft, lustrous,
fluffy,
r wavy and free from dandruff is merely
Ia matter of using a. little Danderine.
It is easy and inexpensiré to have
nice, soft hair and lots of it. Just got
25312113111 bottle of Knowlton's; Dnnder-
ine now-r111 drug stores recommend
lir-(lpply a little as directed and with-
in ten minutes there will be an appear-
ance of abundance.
freshness, fluffi-
ness 1111111111 incompnrable giants and
lustre, and try as you will you can not.
find a trace of dandruff or falling
, hair; but. your real surprise will be 111’:
'ttt 1111011111111 \veeks‘ usefwvhen you
rill see new hair—fine. and downy at
lirst-yes-hut
z'prouting out all
D'andetine 15,111»
really new
drutt and cute for itchy scalp and
hair'—
over your scalp~
5 believe, the only
3' 1illi$ morning. ““9"“ services “minute. hair gl",0\\el‘ destroyer of dan-
111 111- fails to stop falling hair at once.
if you 'want to prove how pretty and
l The funeral aerVices of the late Mrs soft your hair many 181 moisten a
unmet Conley. of. Main mm, m“ 1110111 with 9. 111119 Danderine and care
0 fully draw it through your hair—tak-
1111111111 in Riverside Chapel. Rev C Jog 0111': 111111111 strand at 81 time. Your '
numb will emulate. and me’mem‘hair will be soft, glossy and 11111111. ‘
1
i
l
1
such.
fixtures for home of :1 to 10 rooms—-
“$20 to $250.
Complete
Fourth floor.
Easicrto pick
prcffy dishes now
A huge 11nd fine lot of pretty china 110' v easily picked
: because arranged on small tables—11111 51101113211 according
to price.
Some French, somedapanese, some American. But
all 111 tasteful patterns and decorated prettily.
There are tea-tiles pal powder-jars and such for as
little as 10 cents. " "
A table offers nutyonnaise sets for 251' and 35C! jars
and strainers and cream pitchers and nappies :11 same
prices.
Fifty cents, 75, one dollar, and a collection .11 11.1 25.
to $2 .SO-each in separate group and each containing
[some new thing not found at any other ptice.
Fourth floor.
Who‘d 11111111
black-anJ-White was
. so alive!
Black-andhwbite!
it doesn’t sound beautiful or alive or attractive, in
particular.
But it is; :11 least in the new black-rmd-white wool-
ens now ready at special price,
'lhey are beautiful. They are fine. Most of all, they
are fairly alive and sparkling!
Such plaids. Such checks. Such overpiaids. Splen-
did!
7 A wonderful variety of shadings; sometimes into soft
gray and sometimes into sharp contrasts.
A rich combination of black- and-white. with broad or
narrow lines of color; green and btown and blue and
Q‘
And a fineness of fabric, with this beauty of pattern
and effect, all at special price.
One yard to 54 inches wide: --
regular 59c yd.—— 50c
regular $1 yd.— 80c
_ regular $1.25 yd.—-— $1
regular $2 yd.-— $1.69
regular $2. 50 yd.—— $2
Added to this we will make a Skirt' 1n any Of 17 hand
some new Spring models for an added charge of but
1111 11111111;
A skirt; carefully made, exé‘
te‘ed to fit,‘ complete in every. way,_
5, new style, guaran-
115111115 111111111 51:31 of
O,
[prices are justifiably highet.
OWLAND'S if
Women‘s handso‘fiie
shoes at but 56 I Q
'A pleasant surprise to women who’ve been 1111111125531}; 5
with a belief that six dollars could not buy snmrt—new-stylfii ‘
shoes of much real value! , 1 531g;
‘ <11: 7
i
in fashionable 8-inch height, ‘ '
Of handsome gray kid, or equally handsome 'darlé;
brown kid, or quiet and be‘tltlllflll blaék kid. 11.2
Finished with stitching to imitate :1 tip, with liigli'
leathet heels that have :1 cunning stccl plute inserted 1113-1-
118 11h leather surface to prevent “xunning oxer.’ '
Graceful, beautiful, nicely 111:1de,—-;111d cut so they fit,
smoothly and with pleasing effect.
Just one example. of what the 1111111111111 store can do,"
and (11—4 $6 '
Main floor. rear.
Service rugs
of special price
One sort Axminster weave with 1111 11111" 1162111131 zutd'
depth of color of that handsome sort.
One sort Brussels of excellent weight with 1111 the)
touo‘hness and durability that mark Brussels.
Both sorts woven on Special looms without a seam—~
and thus of added durability
One sort for large rooms;
dining-room or sitting-room.
130111 at a saving especially notable'now when :111 r1151: 1
one for bedroom or smalli-
Axininstcr 9 by 12 feet, Petsiztn and small- figured and? ‘
two- toned designs, regular 5445 not ptrfect in shading——
$33. 5
Brussels, 6 by 9 feet, tasteful patterns and colors, regs:
111111" 815—— $12.
Oar'ict llnll. third floor. \
Buy coffee in
quantity and savel
This week, i-iowco Jewel coffee goes out to win great?
er furor. "
, it is .1 rich-flavored clear
usually at 28 cents :1 pound.
enchant coffee that sells.
In spite of the stories about coffee p1ices being bound
to rise soon—at special price this week. .
1 pound—25c 3 pounds—70c 5 pounds-$11 10
25 womb—$5. 75 50 pounds~$10 100 pounds—$19.60;
We shall sell no more than 1111 11111111115 to any one cus—
tomer—-—and the prices are for 111' 15. 110611111111!
Howco flavoring 6.1111515711111111 and excellettthlavor
strong but pleasing—431111121 lemon mange and almond
18c :1 bottle— 5 for 80¢.“
Howco colors for beautifying 1105111th desserts and. 5'
12311111135,er green and 3113110va .1212.
F1 om basement.
X
(”Laurel stockinge
have value a-plenty'
lantel stockings 111: the Howland store 5 own.
They are made to the store’s Specifications, to meet
the tastes and needs of a great great many Bridgeport 11104.
men.
They are true-blue American through and through;
from afleading American maker; and of tested Amer
cotton. . ‘
They fit smoothly. They wear well They are; Q!
pleasing weight Thélr dyes are permanent and deep,
Soft cotton or fine lislc, black (it while, with 11911
soles and elastic tops—a good full money’s-worth; '
MAM—MMw‘fiI-l 375591 3 m a
“Manama-m
Norwalk Chronicler