7 increase our prices.
r ’dersthatwemight Meet
enyourfireitbm' p
bright how merrily the
sings; The scales we
has quite edmet in pitch and; meats.
7 leach bar assures good
measure too. with honest
weight and that alone.
We blow our horn, we
em out“ face-{we soundthe
", s and the drum to call
the public to our place and
thus to make our business
M7 If in your heartwe
e a chord that bids you
your can] of us we get
7 earth our sure reward and
yd. get satisfactionr-plus.
THE
days.
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quasi
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ever owned.
and fabrics.
for women.
13 SOUTH MAIN ST
r
T00111- customers
The continual rapid advance in the cost of lumber and
.other‘rnaterials we handle has made it necessary for us to
We exceedingly regret that we are obliged to raise our 5';
quotations. but we are powerless, and you will kindly rec-
ollect that we have many times urged you to place your or-
Againwenrge‘ inallsersousnesstoplaceyouror-
«lets now, for we ham-been advisdd
ent conditions continue there will he no lumber to sell for
the mills are positivon unable to get cars to make ship.-
We have a complete Stool: now, but railroad embargoes
and congestion in traffic upset the best of calculations these
The HaIcII -5 BaiIcy co.
Now Is the Time to Buy Your spring Outfit
JI‘o have iitted to perfection the Finest Spring Garment you
And judging from the remarks ol pleased patrons, it
will cost you less if purchased here. Coats, Suits, Dresses,
Skirts. I“ aists and Millinery 1n exquisite new shades, styles
111101119. me P ARI S MILLINERY
We are the pioneer promoters of Ready-to-wear Apparel
2011mm
SOCIETY
afld Personal
NEWS“
unscrew—{Wee
in the presence of the family and in
g timate friends Miss Emily Maud Ives
’ oi Danbury, the daughter 01 Mrs. Wil-
liam Henry Green. was united in mpr-
riago yesterday afternoon at 4 o'clock.
to Carl Eric liarstrom, son of Mayor
w: and Mrs. Carl Axel Hustrom, of this
—‘ ‘7‘ city. The ceremony was performed by
Rev. A. 0. Coburn, rector of St. James'
Episcopal church. at the home or the
bride’s parents, 25 Deer 'HIII avenue,
Danbury.
The bride, who was given away by
her stepfather. was attired In while
satin, trimmed with old Limerick, with
a veil and train of white tulle. Her
only ornament was a handsome Inval-
ller of platinum and diamonds. the gift
of the bridegroom. She carried a
bouquet of white roses, marguerites
and swan souls.
Miss
.Ibe groom. was the bridesmaid and
you.
by shippers that if pres-
sou'ru ' NORWALR.
ills New Science
.IIIITIOII.-.” cmnorucn .............. soc
: lropnctlo is the dennltlon of to .
* i, of the liscsse and the art 1 Hahbut """"" ' 22c
11111111; ihs same. Disease ls cause Salmon . . ..... 18c
wrench. Win or sprain 111 u Smelt __________ 18c
Even Ii done In chlldhoo
dull” pinched nerves and pain i» '
life In the dllIerent organs an.
“Stimulation remove the cause 01'
m and pain. health is restored
bub harmonltlng the nerve eye
in your body Female trouble:-
”special atfentlon: also curvature
a spine You will never regrsl
73311] the Chiropractor a chance to
111 you
snails frealments given also
T.7‘-7'Froncis, I3. C.
”Wellington St. So. NorwaIk. Conn.
Graduate from Palmer School
32 Washington St.
South Norwalk.
‘A
NEW SUITS
The styles we are showing for
111; are certainly dandies. com-
‘ 7 'in most satisfactory way
Quality and Low Price. I
guarantee you satisfaction.'
$172.50, $15. on, $18. 00.-
l‘el. 371
aIs/Ior Friday
FREE DELIVERY TO EAST NORWALK.
Schullze’ s Sanitary Markets
F1ncsl Creameryllnllcr 43c III
SII'IcIly Fresh Fggs' 38s 1101
East IndiaeTea Co: 5
125 Washington Street
colored 11111111 and tulle. with a béautl-
I’ul hat of brown. “She carried Ophelm
roses, ballad Iogelher with brown vel-
vol streamers.
Haddock ...... - ....... me I ClIll’ord Hamilton lly mes. 0! Boston,
Flat ________ . we a Yale classmate of the groom, was
7 ‘ 1119 best man.
Shad ................. 22c ' The bridal couple departed by motor[
Finnan Haddic .. ...... 16c. 0‘1 8 brlel wedding “111.0001! their
street, Norwalk.
The bride gave the maid of honor I:
handsome emerald four Ieal olover pin.
The best man received gold slcmo
links from 1119 groom.
For seven: years the brIde has been
.1 leader among the younger set at Don-
_hu1'y. and Is very accomplished and
popular. The groom Ia well known
throughout (his city, and Is 11 member
of tho Norwalk Country Club. lie Is
PIIIDIOYFII .In the firm of Pcasc &
EIII111ar1,~reaI estate dealers. 1:1 New
York. Mr. Horslmm Is also a member
()I'Vlllu Alpha Dalia l’lll Iraternlly.
39 Main St.
Norwalk.
LAURELTON HALL ALUMNI CARD
In panrv ’
Under tho auspices of tho Norwalk
Clmptcr oI Ibo Laurollon IInII Alumni
Association. a delightful card party
and dance was held last cvcnlng In
the Royal Jameu Inn. The affair Was
attended by about one hundred guests,
,nnd a most delightlul evening was on
Fresh Eggs, per dozen.
SMITH TRANS
R'I'A'rlon LINE, Inc. 7
, boll. leaves Pier 27 Eat“
New York (foot of Catherlne
day except Sunday. at 3 p. .
I resolved at Norwslk up to
d at South Nomalk up “I
Try a Pound of Our Coffee.
Condensed Milk, a can .
2‘4 Cottage Street.
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M
S Jane WESTPORT SMELT
Steak Cod . ........ :1 she lb.
asst to Wm Effron. ' Halibut" . . . . . . . . . .. one lb.
7. Phone 499 ‘ 7 1 Spanish Mackerel .. 18c lb.
ort Strtet. Emu Norwals 1 Butter Fish 14c lb.
fl ' White Perch ....... 12c 1b.
! Roe $111.1 . .. $1. 50 each
TYPEWRITERS—L. c.
S m I I I1, Underwood
Remington, all other
makes, sold, rcnfi'd
7 repaired. Rentals. $3
.per month. Machines
sold at $5 per mondl
cash purchases.
;' 6 NORTH MAIN ST
' o EARN OF 11"
‘ge'able weather causes
11': inexpensive doctor
that could be avoided II
are checked in time. C.
2th street, Augusta, Ga,
tone. 25- cent bottle oI
‘ and Tar au'd'lny cough
‘ . 'well.‘ I was glad to
medicine like that
and TM enjoys such a
tion that It Is ol‘ten
' no 91171111111119 or
all the genuine.—
according to n communioaiion
curve to ‘Adjutanig ‘
The authorities Ih-arc 115k
would be possible to. have their 9111
dangering their lives by bullets from
chi; guns of soldiers on guard.
New Britain authorities to consult
with the regimental commander '
,1
NEW JERSEY TO RAISE MORE
* FOOD
Is
TRENTON, N.. J. April 12. -Gover
n G‘TYFMPLQY" page announced today film New
SPECIALS
,. Selected Mixed Tea, per lb ..... . .....
VanCatnp’s Baked Beans, a‘ can ..
Fresh Sea Food. Specials
We give the famous Profit Sharing Bank Coupons with
liters Mint 8: Provision Co.
I 2 Stores.)
“South. Norwnllr Phone 1180
which
General Cole today.
how 1 it
ployes visit tho‘ressrvolrs without en-
The sdjutanl- general advised the
loan "
joycd.
‘ The Sierllfl’gWellnlu Orchestra
modeled Its usual excellent music for
dancing, and refreshments consist-
Ing of Ice cream. cake, and punch
were «11'1ch large number of out-
of—Iown guests were in attendance.
T112 committee In charge of last cv-
cnIug‘s 1}“‘3‘1‘1. which was one of the.
most successful social functions of
to season was composed of Miss Hel-
on Ratchl‘ord, Miss Madeline Magner,
Miss Kathleen Reed, Miss Elsie Shoc-
lllln. Miss Belle Stevenson and Mrs.
Churles DInmond.
.c—I—u
............. 35¢,
HOSPITAL BENEEIT PATRON
' . ESSES.
On Monday, April 16, Henry J Hall-
field. I! 9 wonderful English imperson-
{alum will give his splendid Interpreta-
tion of Rudyard Kipling. the poet and
""" ' ' I ‘ ' ' ' ' ' ‘ ' 22¢ lb' man. at the P lace ihoalre. The pro
Steak-Salmon ." ' ' "' ”,c 11" 'Ceeds from {h aflair I11 for the benefit
Haddock. 1'30 lb. lot the Norwalk hospital Those who
Flat Fish. ......... roe lb. 111119 kindly consented to be 11111011.!
Shad erfifi‘g . . ‘ . . 10‘; 1b.. . cssos are: Misdeargaret Eirendgngter.
Mrs. Franklin Brown. . 1's or 91'
£31213}:ch d5 Cs I 6:63:31? Emer-son -I.Irown, Mrs. lRoss Bdrchard,
Mrs G.Ed1vi11 Codifiock, Mrs. James
Farrell, Mia. E. II Gallahcr,Mrs. 'Rced
3Haviland,1llrs.CarlA.JnrsIron1, Mrs
'F. E. Lewis, 26, Wesiport, Mrs. J. '1‘
Motion of Green’s Farms, Mrs. John
McMuIIen, Mrs. Angue McDonald of
Weslpoxt, Mas. Joseph C'Brién, Airs
H. Quitlner, Miss Nora. Ryan, Miss.
Thomas Stems of Wesiport, Mrs. John
Adams Thrust of Westport, Mrs. Ed
ward P. ween '11n7d 11171.7.1. A. Wills. f
13 MAIN ST.
Norwalk Phone 881
9.1] under cultivation to Increase the
nation's food supply. It. Is the gover-
nor 3 11111 pose to 1111111 Into food- produc
111g areas many of the estates which
havfieen altered for military pur-
poses.
I
Invitations have been issued [or the
wedding or MISS Elizabeth M. 111111-
lshull. of East Brook's avenu’c. sister of
é
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~~*~.A. .... .9... W... ...
Ihe Banner Bakery 1
Tel 367
'1 We are now able to supply our
customers with PIES. ma
order '
G
I
N orwalk’s Loading Dry Goods Store
yet remarkable durability.
5—1::
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field for a few days.
At the C. S. ’l‘rowbridgé Box Com
pany plant, thhlngton street.
noon during lunch hour, an old lash-
F‘rances Hurstrom, sister of ioned dance was given in honor of
Miss minim Cousins, the head—book-
visit In Philadelphia. 'l‘. ‘J. Lovelsnd,
an old time musiclau. from Litchlield,
who is visiting In this city. furnished
music for the occasion. Jigs, reels,
twosicps and other old lsshioned dan-
ces were In 0rd: and a genuine good
1 time was enjoys .
Miss May Smith and Miss Julie K
rqum Ihoy will reside at 6 Orchard vucs ,ol Torrington. have returned
home after spendlng a low days with
Mr. and Mrs. Louls BarIIk of 26 Ron
'INOI
35 SUIIRACISIS
ENJOY [UNCHION
Tho. \‘orwdlk 1119111l1915 of the Fab-
flr-ld Counly Sulll'ago Association fell
plunged wilh (ho luncheon and no
'oommodntions at. the Holol Muhaclo
91110. yoslm'dny 11nd wrrc ("spools")
tasteful to Mr. Connors for his good
; nulun' under somewhnl-Iryinu circum-
’ stances. There never was 11 dinner or
IuncIu-ou rompauy which unlually
complied wIIh requirements as, to
111 11111111. notlto ol‘ Intended [11911th9,
unless the buying of tickets before-
hand was Inslslcd upon Y eulorddy
acceptance of luncheon up to eleven
In Iho morning came from eighteen.
and 111 luncheon hour. 1I1Irly five were
ream. ’l‘o mmpllculo mailers. the
dining mom was full wIIh regular
guests up to one o'clock At 1:30
1119 1.711111113111711; sat do“n “ml the limb 7cruiting officers which will be in!
was delicious. quickly served 11nd
thoroughly enjoyed. Norwnlk 111cm-
bers present were Mrs. Cohurn Miss
Cornelia Raymond. Mrs Swans, Miss
WIIson,Mi1.s Pinnoo. Stamford,
Ridgeficld, New Canaan, Bridgeport,
Grcomvlch. Riverside, Wilton Wore
represented. The next meeting the.
second Wednesday in May Is to be In
Stamford. Miss lluulz. Recs and her
partner. Miss Ryan. have given the
use of their form and bungalow In
Greenwich Io sullragists for 11 sum-
mer camp. whero Instruction in the
domestic arts may be taught, so that
In case of need, women may know
how lo cook for our soldiers. Details
of this will be elven out; sconce: Mrs.
Shon'clr.‘ M ‘Wllton, made a. strong‘
plea yesterday for sull‘rnge assistance
for the County Farm Bureau in 01'-
ganlnlng the nlot'iflldauyhter Elulis
Ior conning.
*‘Aétin’g in accordance with lorders
rpcelved over the telephone last eve-7
nine. Contain Albert A. Maximum, of
thoSixth Company, 70. A. c, N. (1.,
perused to accept any recruits for the
local company last evening. Five men
made application for enlistment last
nlnht, but they had to be turned away.
No 7.11101'9 reoruits will be taken into
the company untII orders to continue
1ucruiting are received by
Housman.
Numbers of Company D..Df New Ha-
t911,'.'.'-I1o are now quartered at the
local a-rmm'j, received a large suppl)
oI‘ cigmeltes yesterday, the “2111101935"
h‘o‘ing the gift of MC rnud Rnymond.
The men greatly appreciate this klnd
ness on lhe pint of \h'. Raymond
w
$11 Important meeting or Monkcr
Grotto will be held tomorrow evening,
nt er-h limo plans for the spring
Mrs. P. W 1116:1111. to Albert Frederick cei‘bxnonlal and other mallet will be
Bel-Inger. 91-11911 York. The wedding oonsldered Prophc' Qmmm C. Ilego- '?
Ill be celebratod on 41111111 28 at 4: 30 Lesa 1‘9 looking after thé details of
O'clock by them Souls; of Hart“ me pilgrimage to the supreme conn-
”I
this
..;::“
Captain
WINDOW SATISFACTII’
Our offering contains dozens of charming patterns,
35¢ TO $1.40 YARD.
i
-
This isthe National Home Craft Week. People throughout the country will be think-
ing how to make their houses more beautiful.
We have selected the finest draperies for your inspecticn.
We have displayed these in our store windows as well as our drapery department, so as
to demonstrate the best modern ideas in house decoration.
Lace at your windows lets to light and air, yet acts as a veil to preserve your privacy.
Quaker Craft Lace Curtains are ideal for this purpose because of their cobweb delicacy,
$1.75To $10.00 A PAIR.
AL
wss handsomely gowned in much keeper 'who has just returned from a
1'... °»:~:: 40.9991»: «:«tvcuzwzccw «mom ,
ng. Krieger & (30.1
:5 New Assorlnlcnls ol g
'3SIIIa'rI Spring (iarmcnlsi.t
30°30"
41‘
The Spring Clothes Problem will prove any of solution
once you see our array of Fashinable Spring Models. Suits,’
'3‘ Separate Coats and Dresses. . 9
‘t‘
COATS FROM .. ................... q
H . .. ll
7.. SUITSFROM. ....... . ....... $731811?
DRESSES FROM ..... , .......... . ......... $5.9 08 up’
" «WAISTS FROM 1 ...................... $1 00 up'
u TRIMMED HATS FROM ................. 1,93 111)"
u UNTRIMMED HATS. .................... 1 251m.
.g. MEN s sun's FROM .. .................. $15. on up
, Bovs'sur'rs .................. 3.931.113
” BOYS’ WASH SUITS FROM ........ .. . 93¢ 1.].
37 GIRLS' WASH DRESSES FROM ............. 50¢ up S
0° BOYS’ AND GIRLs' DRESSES FROM ..... 31,00 7.1,. 7-
00 GIRLS' SPRING SWEATERS FROM ........ $2 .50 up '
0..
Mafia)?» ’«’«2 00’“? u? u fuffi’ufu’ “'00:“: eo’u:oo:«’ coves?!
‘IIIll Bill Hill
!T The War Department prepared
todiv to issue instructions to re-
to fill up the regular army. and
the existing units of the National
Guard. 1
All recruits enlisted since the
at the close of the war, putting
them in the status of War time
volunteers.
NOTES or THE Home GUARD
Two Local companies Assemble
Have Measurements Made for
Uniforms
'The first big meeting oi“ all mem-
bers of the Home Guard was held last
[evening in Hue local armory. and prac-
tically every member turned out. At-
ter the men had assembled. Lleuiou-
ant 'l‘eIIaIr 7M. Minion called out the
names oilhc members of Cnmuany
D and as each man's name was called
he fell into line on the north side of
the armory. The. same procedure
was carried out for Company F and
the members of this sound forde ‘ou
1119 unnlh side of the hall.
COmIIBI‘lv D wan nlucedundor the
[command of Captain Eduard P. Weed.
'{who appointed Charles Britto 11.-dim:
first sergeant. Company F was taken
In charge by Captain Charles Milne.
After both companies had organized,
the men were measured for uniforms,
and Ihesc will holordcred and deliver
ed as soon as possible.
Company D will assemble in the 111' V
mm'y Friday night for its first drill.
and will be under the command- of.
Captain Weed. Company F will drill
under CaptaingvMilnc, Monday night,
at the some place. ' ' 7 "r
Mony' new recruits were received
last night. and there. are .at the pre-
sent time about thiriy'men who have
not yét been assigned to a: company»
As soon as the nationality number 0!
enlistments are mode, a third com:
" Cum: Recruiting Is proceeding favdhably pony will be formed In this oily. , ;
' I‘ndcr the direction or Idcutennnt Tel.
A grass 11m I11 Broad River called
out the I-lope Hose Company, shortly
500, 0__00 IOIUNIEIRSi -
WASHINGTON, April 12.—-]
efiect a. call l0! 500.000 volunteersl appointments:
. make1
look 11: 10111
HIS 1131111111011
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M...-
011 assuming I119. 1I'111i1 IIXilllid Ilu: -
91' Shelley n1111011111.-1d the follow";
Chaplain—C IIIIng llIIngion 7{.
Esquhie-nlules llocnisch
Organist—Joseph J. LInxwoilm'. .7
Inner Guard—Samuel Jones.
The commllice appointed some liliI“
'declaration of war and those to ago to secure 11 speaker for tho Fla-.-
be enlisted hereafter will be noti-: Day exerclsr's was P
fied that they will be discharved Charles H. Ililworlh and Joacph .l._
F‘.ll1'ophy.
Linchilel', and they new (0111111111.)
1111 the regular ling day counniltm';
with the addition of Jacob I..I11.\'\\9Ilr1
and C. Irving Bylngton.
II was voted to give a. reception In
1 I the fair canvassem later In the month . '
and the entertainment conunitlcc is
to preparing for the event
The meeting I'dlillt‘d Inc action 1!‘
1IIIe lodge olficels I11 sending: the to—
«wing telequIu lo IPresident \Vilso:
I'nd Grand Exalted iIuIcI l-de111'-‘
Rightor.i11 response to the request (1‘
the loII9'.I who strongly urged lha:
all 1119 EIIf lodges puss I'osolullougc
favoring preparedness and pledging
the president their? suupnrl it. sucln.‘
is I119. semimeni 05:101i1' lodge. Moot.
nuicklv and I'esoIVo. Wile 111-0111219111
and this oliice 195““, and within youi'
3111'. sdictinn 19 nd practical aid as we)
as "ass resolutions
\l7l191'9as.'l‘11c president ol- Ih U119
I911 States has deemed II Deees
call together the congress (if I
.ted States in oxiiuordiunry sessiop
on accounbof I119 relations cxls‘li'"
betw'éon this government and the Gda- ,
1119". soveinnicnl
\7‘7I191'0'ls. The purpose of this art"
o1d1n 11v session of the congress '11P
II-o ‘ITnImI SIMOR Is to charm upoii
the piesident further unihmily. and
necessary annrom'iallon o'l’
111717119171. for the protection of I119 IIV9.:
and property of American citizens:
i 119. 9fn1'9 be it
i
lull as a manager in this city. He .1
Reso'pelud. 'I‘Iint Nm'walk Lodge No.
71’79 Ll O.E..III1'11111:I1IIS oflicerr.
mIm- In like president of these Unltc'zl
Sirius of America Ila sincere lovaIIy.’
and slap Its services In the old fo'xv
preparedness}, and defense '
William A.B16w11 who has be...
manager of the J. C. Wilson 71?; Co.“
hat factory in this city, severs
connection with that concern on the
18Ih, having entered Into a council.
with the Lamson 8: Hubbard Co., in
Boston. In 11 similar 'capaclty M31.
.quwn has boén in South NOI'WaIk for ‘
No yarns and has been Very 111100351;
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