I
A‘ manly store
for men
ourselves
will be nobody s . fault t,
know who'll be to blame!
MVuter Moor-Your Easter
‘ol'nt. anal topcoat'are ready.
”it makes no difference what your build
5
You may be aldermanic? or very tall?
01' short? 'or just regular!
That suit and topcoat are waiting just
Ville same
. VV, Soancls boastful? Possibly—but put us
*‘ ”lo the test. ' .
. , l'i: . 1'"
Suite opeoato
. " $15 to $30
What sort are they? '
5 10' $35
Well, most of them were made by Kurt-
perth eimer anti-h Hart Schaffner 81 Marx.
What kind 0 abncs and what colors? "
‘ Eyery seasonable'fi sort—40f both.-
_ ‘ Inn “60!. l‘eIIV'.
Top OH
properly
Stetson is best hat for men to be topped
with a...
No a1gunient about it. »
Rich new StetsOns in pleasing colors and-
‘itshape‘s. $3. 50 and $4.. _ .
0: Mallory hats‘ rank next to Stetsons.
Mighty good hats in quality and style
and shape. $3.
Howland soft hats and "derbresJ,
.1. _z
,1 1
;,ug_trou§er. Suits at havesmanu a1
ed .lt' yojthfullilneVV
, aster store
fully prepared
A splenchcl 5tore
for women
From this moment up to very latest moment of business-day
belore Easter Sunday,qu1cl< complete service!
It
.Then you
There 15 “an Eaater hat: all
ready "16 he‘"sent home. '
Fingers are flying—and new hats are
flying out to the already-beautiful show—
room at wonderful rate.
NO need of an unhappy head Easter
morning-afar here are hats a-plenty to
make both heart and head happy
Little hats with a little trimming Large
hats with little trimming.
hats with brilliant trimm.
.ng.
are so many many beautiful hats.
Girls’ hats, too—dozens and dazens.
Medium-Sized.
Why; there
These show how cleverly grownup fash-
ions may be adapted for girls.
And. how delig
Beauuful oillren
“001‘.
Easter coat
ted ngrls are with them!
‘1
if it’s to be a new dress for Easter, silken
coat must give touch of novelty-V—‘and of
rare beauty.‘
did.-
Such silk. coats as these are! Just splen-V
Blue and gold and Chartreuse silk with
lhirri‘ng at waist and the handsomeSt trim-1
.ning of 111arab0u.~$2750.~
Rose and navy and gray .satin with a
,,great large square collar that has two smart
folds across its center and with a belted back
that ends at front in smart sash—427. 50.
Black taffeta with shirr‘mg at waist and
on large collar—435
Black satin with square collar and with
tOuch of white at‘both collar and cuffs—
$25..
,r 5000001100.. 1mm
Gulmpes'
. Satin 01’ beautiful rose and gray tones,
finished. with yoke and large collar and 1
deep packets—$25..
WASHINGTON Much 80-4119 in-
tersmte commerce commission yester-
lday decidedito permit increased rates
on coal and oolgp proposed by easrern
lines as a punt of general advances in
freight rates to become exocrine with
out suspension The increases are
from 5 to 10 cents a ton on bitumin-
coke.
in the case of these rates, shippers
as well as railroad interests already
have been heard. Applications for the
of the petition of eastern roads look
1:11: to a genital advance in freight
We coul lit not preach the gospel of Easter preparedness tol (110.110... 000 :0: increased rates 00
Bridueport men and women, it we had not practiced preparedness
ore, the only other commodity cxcept- .
cd from. the general increasoof 15 per-
(1 at desired now are» pending before
the commission '
West Virgin n and Pennsylvania fields
to tidewaler, the increase being 51
cents a ton from Pennsylvania fiel‘
fields. effu V5118 Aplil‘ 10 and April 1,
F-or every mmute of that same period, splendid variety {Oriresl€::tl;1?{;ases in 0010 rates vary
every man and womm and boy and girl to choose from.
It will not be our fault ifyou do not have what you want.
' unless you put off choosing.
from" 10 to 65 cents a ton. and apply
from ovens in West Virginia to blast
furnaces in Virginia eh‘e’ctive April 1.
POWDERED' GLASS IN RED GRO§3
BANDAGES. _
m...—
to New Jersey Towno.
NEW YORK. Maren 30~A3enm or
the department of justice are endeaw
1 cling to locate definitely those re
sponslble for several recent attempts
1o send abrrad tor the allied wounded
Red Cross bandages covered with fine
ly powuered glass
it is not known whether the glass
waseput in the bandages by Women
(boss n11 rely to be in a position to in-
lure the soldiers of the allies 01" by
paid German 113111113 who tempered
with the baudages after they. were
turned over to the Iliad (310
The fact that the bandages been
tampered with in several instauooo bo-
oame known through a statement
11101111 by Albert W. Smut) director or
the Atlantic Division of the American
lied Cross Two ulllplncnts of the
, blllltu‘fi‘. s which had been covered with '
glass were traced to small towns in
southern New Jersey. where many
women, wrappod the bandvcs at home
and 00111 them to headquarters of the
111g1111lzatlon in the towns.
um
cmcus HELPS cuaAN neaELs.
..——__
"Ci'oollr'o Gladiators" and Wild Ant.
mall Swell Revolutionary Army.
in shlnlos brass bmaoplm and
alluring helmet: meow: time,
ban urolntloulsto one lighting to-
day somewhere in the central part or
Cuba according to thr‘lflylng Mosh:
lays." who arrived on Munaou liner
Munamnr from Matonzoa today. The
years old, one elephant and one hour.
the remnants of an. American circus.
Mnrtinl'a ono- +1111: circus with the
”Flying Moglnleys” as a stellar ut-
parlor-manor; opened with a resume—-
"doom-'9 Triumph.” monnrcubm
- or proper uniforms wore the circus
garb of Roman soldiers ond- tool: the
circus manager-lo with" them. ~
110111111, owner of the circus, to still
meta and tits on
' . mean-n: 111m ores m Moral.
, COIBY
—-.—_V'_;
1 NEW 11011351101101 all—James W
Moi-day. knownfi‘plomoefl of thin
years ago aftho leading. director and
lmoreoario or his time; died suddenly
yesterday in 111111111111": 11 hotel. Hor-
rlssoy in recent years subverted. him»
self by the solo or a small. of his
own coinpllatlo. ‘ portmflnfitho 117er
and; careers of: famous actors. < He who
64 years old Thirty live. years ago
Morrisey, known to piay‘g'oera chum
Enimo Abbott Opera company. wurc
appeared in the Void (11-01101 0116111
801139.!“ also managed several
prominent operatic Stars of his day.
F The 1011001111.; were passed karat:
27‘7917; l'm‘~ furnished from the ar-
‘mug . and
on. 0.3011000, New no:
for .bolt action should
SPF-Ollie increases were tied in advance __
The increased coal rates apply from
and 10 cents a ton from West Virginia .
Doetored Shipments for Allie: Traced
who volunteered to work for the Rind <
NEW YORK, March 30. warned ..
rovolutlontsts have as reinforcements »
one perfectly good circus lion 28 ""
traction was going duo in Cuba. The '
we're me for 1111110er silent ports '
in the 11131111111111 were. costumed u »"
Roman 31" or: 11111! warriors. .
the midst the pageant one day 'J
,therewome ohm report or the m 5
olutlon igbuway the “ounce" “ '
hunched l the- trout. and ‘for lock
in Cuba striving to recover 11111 hel-
inlets-" ’
'J The easiest way is to measure he
does of Wooster u owner-sock. sohclnt- l"
15 M93 _, measurement differs from the some!
Vmeueu’reu‘xent taken 001110 opposite,
sidr ot the. wheels it shows the axles! mi 3‘. I
,, too: immediately or expect big tire
-' bills. , " ‘
Buy a good pressure “11319411de
[refiner a solemn vow to use one."
J‘Georee VB. Nettleton“ 11 w
b Bi. V ”m1! van, ‘ VV
111111 1101011 ltii
Stock Car at NatiooaICapital Makes
132 Hour Nonstop R1111
l
1‘ Covering 832 miles about the streets ”W L‘ 0‘0? did not 9‘93 hes1tatc dB
011:1 coal and from 10 to 65 mm, on oi \‘(ashington in six day: and withgsrile "file emcee 'tc»
“ml 111’" for ions. pm 10113 alternatin:
wish running through traffic where
tailing is not uncommon.
.motor running idle at night in the
showroom an Allen touring car re
crutiy completed in a. most satisfacfi
it”
.mp1 run. The «reelected for the
host res a stock Allen taken from
the 11001- 0! the Washington agency
and which 1101 previously" been run
approximately 3,600 miles. No changes -
uere made in the mechanical equip.
ment, so that there‘was nothing ope.
. rial about the car-it/J'being a used
car (3 stock design. l
Dining its lone run 01' 132 hours
i111 posed l. y
request to have it call.
on: with motor alwav'
shmx window,
'iho consumption of gasoline on t”
tibia miles ofwactua! running were”
one 32111011 to every 21.8 miles.
111111110 to ride in the car at on!
<— to boil it on the street or new} lg
At night,
running. « .
L) be seen in the agency's 11011!an
one Lotion of oil was used during
mm; test, and thewearbon do
on s exceptionally small.
if your tenant is delinquent a
destructive become a Sentinel (:1. '
tied advemser at once.
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BRIDG
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(Copyright mainland. 191 1)
Working
A Million Car‘Owners 'J
for .J
Are you letting Willard work” for you?
Car owners everywhere are getti
ing their regular monthly trip to the Willard Service ,
11g the hab1t of mak»
Station the most important item in the care Jot their
battery.
Willard Service.’ is not ordinary battery service.
It 15
factory trained experts co-opcrating with you to keep
your battery on the job.
And if you 50111 the army of ear owners for whom Willard works
you 11 ill know that tnis pays big returns in bright llfillts. quick
starting, faultless” 1gnilion, as well as in dollars and cents.
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SO. .NORWALK. <
58 North Main St.
OFFICIAL DISTR!BUTQR O F
JJ WILLIARD BATTERIES
FAIRBVANNS STORAGE BATTERY 00., INCH
-.N ‘h
We’ to your Willard
ServiccStarion. Wchave
the equipment to give
you the beat battery
strvice, and we 'rebacked
by the Willard Organ-
inatlon.
We have a rental bat»
tery for our use it
yours n”
STAMFORB ’ _
-438 Atlantic St.
- "MW: ‘
“ ~m.-. .1.—Md“ -....‘_,
SERVICE STATIONS
, ~.—--’
Sn:
_.
"Belicia Tamil—v _‘I in: emote.
Before you anon tuning 'up awni-
car for the Vcomln‘saoounn take your
000111501111 and examine the rims. If
my are rusty don't fall to {crepe and
paint them.
And don't put. the casing: 11001100.
til you have made sure that the runs
are absolutely 11110 and free from
l scars. Sprinkle sonpatono ”11110 the
o‘aamgs before replacing the tubes.
it the rear tires are worn, get a
new p011 for the rear and let 1110 old
«may Spend their declining days on
“he trout wheels, where the, service
Ila easier-.3511 will be money in peeks
at by 00 1191115. -
Test the alignment of your 1x100.
twm: tho- -Ielloe_s ot the wheels or
."ircclly‘ in front ‘ot the axle. it this
010 out of alignment Correct 11110 dcl
r
y and regularly throughout ‘ "e.
1the edges or the rims at the point. :
‘L—ov‘.
f'When you travel
ride' :11 a Pullman.
Norwalk Chronicler