Dollars
will go a long way just now. .
Cool 1: cheap, but the indica- .
ions are that it will go up
“on.
f , The Eore of it you buy at ‘
the present prices, the more '
money you will save. Our
"Coal is ready for you.
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Harris 81 Gain
68 Water Street
and Personal
NE WS
MISCELLANEOUS SHOWER
Miss Lillian Taylor, 111 Smith Main
Istreet was greatly surprised at her
1
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more of her girl friend's r'u.511ed in on
remembered.
1,. 101' proved herself a charming host-
E de' 72‘ ess and made her friends feel very
l much at home.
She was the retipient of a number
of handsome and useful gifts and the
manner in which .tlret were presented
needs special mention.
Games were indulged in and musicI
babl)‘t-‘-IIIOW61‘S', warmet tonight. and dancing wert enjoyed. The danc-
flea'sant “9511191 continues along the ing honor'5 were married off by 111155
Iuamic toast, but a great deal or Ethel 'iuylo1 and Miss Freda SchiEd“
Iondy and unsettled weather Dre' ler. Their gracefulness at this art
'115 in the interior. Several places “’85 greatly admired
ported thunderstorms The West. 5 The feature of the evening; was Ill?-
1.1111111111111111... now " forms a long present-e of Mr. Steven Barrios, the
trough ortooth-11115111?111xen111ngfrom only gentleman present. lenh-
Iew 111121111111 111111111111 -1 to Minnesota standing the fact 111111 the party 0011'
There has been a decided rise in tent
gemture in the central districts dur-
ing the last twenty- four hours.
X'IEATnER’FoEECXSTTj l
F01‘(C‘u.‘ 1 for Noerlk and \icinitv: ‘
{only cloudy tonight and Thursday
them '
I A dainty 1ollution was rrrjoyed by
home last evening, when a score or .
her with greetings that will 1011;: be
As surprised as she was, Miss Tay-
sisted of 1111 young ladies, Mr. Steve;
pr'oufid 111111591111 shilling slur 1111111112,
ople and 111 11 late hour of the (lect'rtst'd‘ .5' 511101331111. 11011111111
Bock .1111 Front-Lace
for
STOUT FIGURES
' Maire, large hips disappear:
. ; bulky train-lines more
“graceful; awkward bust-
lln mailer and have the
" OldE rset " comfort with
first wearing. Economical Price.
$3.50 & $5.00 $1.00 1.. s3.00
WEINGARTEN BROS. Inc...
SLENDER 'nnd
AVERAGE FIGURES
Give Style. Comfort and per-
fectly fitting Gown. Long
wearing, they assure the
utmost in a corset 111 most
W. B. Nuform
No. 929 $2.00
{ , W. B. Reduso
’ No.703 $3.50
At All Dealers
New York Chicago San Francisco
DEATHS AND FUNIERA LS
BRIDGEPIORT CABARETS MUST ibut th1\' 1111151 not fill '1111511 11111 111115-
' CLOSE it with a piano
I3llll:‘:il‘il’0RT, ADl‘II III—TIP." This limit)" “'11..“ mkpm it is said. in
I
George W. Roosa ruan-
leoruc W. ltoosa. died this rnor'n- agenrents of all laborers in Bridgeport view of the fact that more 1111111 {100,
111;: at the home of his grandparents, have been formal!) notified by the. 5oldier's ,m. 110w 11111511919“ in this»
II” and M15 George W. 30053: I“ police that ”1912? 1111151 su.1pen11 1111 “1' my guarding rrrunition plants. The)"
Hoyt street. Funeral services will terminments, beginning next liondav are alleged 11111111'1- spent much of
be held tomorrow afternoon at 2 with the closing of the cafes Saturday their time in 11111311 “1591115 when off
o'clock from the late home of the de- night more than 100 performers will duty.
teased. Rev. J. llenton \l'cr'no‘r will be thrown out of 11.111110111111111. The . . -
officiate. 4"" «5 5.4111113: \‘1‘9111 Adv.
cafes may sell liquor and serve food.
Funeral of J. D. Worden
The funeral services of the late .1011-
11.5 1) Worden sure held this after
noon 111 _" .30 11110111 from the 1101110 l\
h.
1
ARE YOU SATISFIED
WITH YOUR COMPLEXION?
Take care of your complexion—
and your complexion will take care afpou.
‘ EATHER A YEAR AGO “‘0 “’“n'r' 1’“ . , . . ,1
. TO AY Itlre put'ly tame to 1111 end, all “1.511— 1‘) llrundnge, lS truss siren llt'fit \\ CHOOSE PURE AIDS CHOOSE CREME ELQAYA
11 '1'.,,,,1r.,.u,-fi,-K 1m.- 41- 1.11.1, 1111; Miss Trilor 11 bright 11““ PM ‘ I “W“ "1 ”‘* 30““"1‘ 1“- 1" Ex 1 rue PURE onurr. TOILET CREAM run HAS $1000
1 ‘ lH-r' ' I ° —' " sent future '1'1111 111111111111: .1111 take (111111-11,111s1.111-11 11,1- 1th L K Home. \\-' 1 THE TEST FDRYEARS.
__ _.. 1H place Tupsdflyy April 24111. .1 i"'otmtr pastor 111 1111 local 111111: IRE . (I‘Make, the 85": like UEerl”
Those presrnt 111 the 111101111 were. officrubed ut 11111 services, 11nd 1111;? I\. . “11910110121195!“qu
O '\lisses Berth-.1 Dovitre, Hazel Slrr'iter, \1'115 made 111 Norwnlk (errrtter) 11 Ifi\\\\‘" JAMES C. CRANE, 104 FULTON 5751M“! YORK
Lucille H1111 Margaret litidel, Viola .11'1'111'115 111111 tel'y Intgclv allelidt'ti \\\\ 1 . , ,
g y ews Irving Nine (tr-011 Elizabeth Leach, and .1 large number of beautiful f|01'-_ ‘ -_ “'“mm' ..
I Alrrltle Amundsen, Florence Hyatt. 111 offerings were received. The pull “it;
E111111'1(1111.ilelen Bmdos. friable Rich bear-111.51 were Frederick 11. Bedient. mg}. “a. . GENT FROMYOURS
- ._......__-- - ‘ 1 | (, ) l’ ‘ lICLIW1 l at.“ one DEALER OI} FPOML
The big pin teams of the Palace 11111.5,l.1ll‘11.n “09km?" (imstine 1111 IIIIIII \ IIIIIIII I IXIIIIIII IIIII II 033113; I E“El‘ farms 3""
. 1 ~- 1. irson, Freda Sclreidlt‘l‘. FT ”We“ K"! i“"”' RI with ‘7 Y 1 I" 1'
alleys, and the Norwalk Tire 1t Rub- 0 ; .\l'11— __ ..._ "oer-M mavsecure
her Company will meet 1111.5 evening 1.1.1'311101 Tuy'lor, Mn) Savngt ' "a “or, 1. THE .
at the Norwull: Alleys 11111 Tnyllor, Lillian Tay,lor 11115.11 0 Funeral of Mrs. H. A. Wilson. 5...“...5." :. $5. ‘ M “FLEX
I _._...._I Koskc, llrs. J ll.’1‘uylor, Jr. Mrs The funeral services of llll' lute .\lt's. . af'.:.“ . 1": c u ' ,_
~11111'gue1'21e Clark in "The For- 1,1, 1],“..1'101', Sl‘.,Ml‘. Steve Bar'tlos Harriet A. \\ 115011 widow of the 1.1113 333m 5. f ZORIIGR
‘ limes ol‘ Fifi” at the Regent tomor~ Miss .Annu latelle Smith, of 29 “111111111 ll. Wilson. will be held 10- ml 0:. OMEHO 51.3 I
RI w I “'95. avenue. has returned home alter Ituorl'ou 1111111 noon at 1:30 o'clotk from PM... "a co -’
" I ’ the \011111111 M 111. chur'.c11 ltet'. (‘ 11‘1““ 01: THIS mADGVIIzIIIg'I'IIIILMLP-T
Spending a week in Atluntlc city
Company B 01 the, 11111111111111 police City Clerk Stephen Dokus in
quad drilled last evening in the Town capacity of lustice. of Pepcc married
,ssembly H.111. in Wall street The Dora Katz and Alex Diamond, both of
bound members turned out in good this. citv,y1sterdny afternoon. Stan-
ores, and were putthrougb their work icy Smith 11nd Mayor Carl Axel that
is 11 company by Captain Spencer stronr were the witnesses.
flame. The company was later di
Ilded 11p into squad and these were
the
I 11111.11/11111111111.111111 of 11111111111111
drilled separately, Jay Buckley and will offitziute 111 the wedding of Miss
‘ Werner mflmheflon “ ere appointed (‘luite llird to Reginald Minturn Lewis
ergeants of the. company last night. on Thursday. The marriage was origi
corporal has been assigned for. 1111111 net for curly June Miss ilird
nch individual squad. I15 the daughter of Mr. 111111 Mrs. ()11
’ . __ .r'er \Villinnt Bird, 111111 11111 groom in
Those tollin’g port in the oper
‘Pandor'J'n will rthenrse at the Stud-
ell Piano Company tomorrow 1111111
0011 31,3410 o'clock. Another rehear-
sal will he held at lioyt's theatre Sut-l
rday afternoon :11\2 o’clock.
Lewis.
St
IlI'I.ork
Bartholomew's Church, New
Detective. Sergeant Thonrus Hunt
{took into custody yesterday after-
“noon. Ludwig Zglombicki and Florian
IJnspnszewski. on charges of assault,
after the two men had mixed things
11p rather- lively, as the. result of an
argument which started in the club
house of the Polish Club, of Winni-
‘ o
'LeGrand Raymdhd 'is mailing a
.1gernents for having buttons ma
to be distributed to those members of
he Naval Militia, Fifth Division, who
1volunteered for service but. were
turned down because (II physical dIBI pauk. Their cases were continued un-
bllities. Itil Friday afternoon at 2 o'.clock this
Plans for Norvlalk's big Memorial mormng, PY Judge Lockwood, 1.11 the
Day celebration are progresuing nice uptown court, and they were released
~ at the present time, in charge of in the custody OII (I19 detecting SP
tommittees of Douglas Folder and geant.
- cklngharn Posts, G. A. 11., and Wil-
amMoKinley Camp, No 9, U. S W. I
I.."“'lnvlt_,ations to participate in the
lg parade have' been extended to
orwnlk Chapter, Loyal Order of
oose, Order of American Mechanics.
Phtr'iotlc Order Sons of America, the
ome Guards, the Deputy Police, and
l divisions of the National Guard
’atloned in this city. -' .
.The Punzelt brass band has been
ir'ed for the occasion, and everything
- his to one grand big time.
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The first open trolley cars were
seen this morning on West nvenue.
Have a
Garden
of your own
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PATRIOTIC ENTERTAINMENT
I Thursday, April 19, will be the un-
litersary of the battle or Lexington.
n'this day Mrs L.‘ Saunders will
we a patriotic entertainment at her
one, 55 West avenue, and through
e kindness of the Community Club .
ill have the use of their rooms in
1 nection with the parlors for the at-
oon from 3: 30 o'clock Iuntll M5
clock.
Mrs E L. Deugler, wife of Captain
-. lot, and Mrs George F. Betta,
1’1 give a 111 on Red Cross Work
Mos mrgufit Brendllnger will pre-
9 at the piano and will render put-
111111111. General 11.11.11.211 Frost
thsin Albert N. Mossmnn will
on m topics. Monk J. Cogs-
will the pltrlollo recitation. A
for 11111111111111 will be taken up. It
“1 . Itontho full benefit of tlt ‘towu
II More senator 111111116 are '
We have the proper tool for I
- digging. planting and cultivat-
ing, for the small garden or
one of large acreage.
I Come and see our line and
ask us about anything you
may need. we especially call
attention to the Iron Age
Cultivator.
IAlhettD 111111
111111 the son of Mr and Mrs. Frederic E. ,
The wedding will take place?
I ,
titrrto will oflicitrte,11ntl interment will: DURHAM DUPLEX RAZOR C0? JERSEY CITY. N. J1:
be made 111 Clul5t (‘hurch (‘L‘lllt’ll‘l‘LII
Westpoll
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Funeral of Mrs. Rackett
Tlll’IfU113rlll of Mrs. .\irtt'\' S. Ruck-
:ett, wife of Grunt ll itackett.w1111
held this afternoon 111 2:30 o'clock
from the late home. Rev. E. 8. Jack:
tron, pastor of the First Methodist
Episcopal Church officiated 11nd ing
lel'lllenl \\ 11s in Routtyion rotnett't'y.
I 11
Are the best refrigerators 0n
the market today. They com-
: him: all of the best features
that mean the scientific saving
of food. and economy of ice.
CORONER RESERVES
EXPLOSION FINDINGI
BRIE-(11' PORT April lS.—Tlre 1011- I
.li'rued hearing on th1 explosion of the:
rBltlllgus tank ,111 the plant of 1‘ I
Bridgeport. Brass gonrpn‘ny. March 213.
which caused the death of five out 1
ployes from burns was closedby Cor-
onor' John .1. Pltelan, after the lrenr-fI
ing of yesterday afternoon. The cor-3
oner announced this morning that he:
had not reached any decision regardE
ing the criminal liability in the unsof .
as yet but will announce his findings'
within 11 few days. I
1 Coroner Phelnn stated this lll()l'lt1Il£{
that 111111 the intErrttedi.'.'.1-', 1.111111 was
'zthe exploded tank been able to stundi
as great 11 r-rrcssure its the storage
tank there would have been .110 explo
SIOII.
The coroner also said he 111111 hecu.‘
11111111111311 by oillcials ot‘ 'the Brass!
company that the. use of 11111112119 11.1111
been discontinued and 111111 Presto-I
light was being used in 115' place at!
“that plant now. 1'
DISLlKE CONSCRlPTIION IDEA
WAsrirVG'rox 1111111 18.-—Oppoll ‘
outs .of selective. conscription plan
got. the up .1er hand in the House Mil I
iitat‘v committee today, voted 12 to 8
Ito have the new army bill cnr'r'y :1:
provision to first try to raise the new:I
iforce by volunteers 1
(11
'A splendid assortment of
EDDY REFRIGERATORS
'are new ready for (inspection
' on our second floor.
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Come in and see them
RAYMOND 111 SON
Funeral Directors and Furniture Dealers.
Wall and High Sts. 1 Norwalk,
1
W 31315
An assortment of styles and dcsignsin New; Spring Waists.
Plain and fancy colored striped voile, ,‘lawn and Sea Island
voile. Trimmed with lace and embroidered. Regular and
large sized collars ......... 1'.. $1.00 to $3.98
, Plain and Striped 31111 Waists in 1111111 and colors,
. , $2.2511$4~98'
Geoigette crepe in flesh color, with large cedar .. .$4 98
J I. MALLETTE
88 Washington St. South Norwalk.
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Thursday 18 Bargain Day
r1113 WEEK’S sprouts
Ladies Night Robes
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'3’-
«um—m.“
-m~.....£‘
Howuuo'cz
“a“. -W
Beauhful 111-11111}?
.1111... 11.1.11 1.11...
special price-"$19
One maker of fine .11. sSt’SI
made too 1111111) for 51111111 1113..
men and young folks—511111
here are some 111 a I‘IL' line
saving!
HeII didn’t ‘uess right; was]
glad to sell his surplus at small
price. W 11111 fine 11111111111131
offer !
Beautiful dresses. 01' new.
est models. Hardly two of
same style 01' color. Made
with rare skill. Eve1y one
fresh and um umpled and fine, '
strail {111 to the store front his‘i
3I1crtdqutrrtcrs.
_ 19.... h.
Crepe dc chine
taffeta silk
Georoctte crepe with Isilldi
Lustrous szttin
Silk pougee
“JILIIII‘
p .
12‘
I
Styles are 1111111151 .15 many :15 there are dresses—Hiomf
simple little afternoon dress to fine c0111 dress of pongee
with Chinese decoration that can only be intended for 1111
afternoon :11 the country club.
Sizes are 16111111 18; styles 111111 sizes
fitted for young women and for
5111.111 women values are $23 to
.532 50,-bchoosc at
Second floor.
10 galfbegtnners:
Begin Right I
No game where '11 right start is worth more.
”that chap who seems to drive so easily and yet Willi,
‘1» I .
I equally
$19
(111’
3 .
Arch distance and accuracy; he started right. And he has
practiced and studed C\€l since. But 1116113111 start countl
'ch ‘ 4-.
are here:
Right clubs help. lilev Crawford-Mac»;
Gregor, or Dipe, or sztlding.
Acornplet'e outfit fm :15 little :15 86; but best 56161;»
tion at about 510 or 5115.
Good staunch bag to hold them—$1 to $15. , 1
FREE GOLF LESSONS TO BEGINNERS! 31'.
Every beginner who buys an outfit here is c’ntitle'dt
four lessons in their proper use. Lessons, half “an 11011
each Mr. Carten knows how to start folks rightl
Fourth loot.
1
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» p; 2 -
Brussels rugs
Ior special service
at special price
Three distinct weights of Brussels rugs, in patterns 0!:
111 appropriateness for certain rooms—$15 $19.31!1
Iipeci
1. 12 A light blue rug With beautiful bOrder of flowers—for
the bedroom that 15 furnished in blue!
Deep blue rugs, and rich rose 111115, @111
brown, and blue. w
1 1 Small allover-figured patterns and flowered effects for
bedrooms.
Splendid Persian and Oriental designs for living- -roorI1‘l
I".
and tan,
1’
r dining-room:
Of medium weight or of lte'tvy quality—or of the 1'11; I
weight to stand up_ in rooms where service is harder,l 5'
All 9 by 12 feet 111 size;
each of extra value— $15 $19.50 $22.50. I:
(‘nrpet hon, third floor.
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At 1161.. cost,
pretty new Curtains
Soft excellent madras curtains are but a dollar 1111
half 11 pair, for example!
1 Bordered patterns, and tasteful; nice quality——
.1
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f
$1. 50.
I3. ‘ ,3-
;. SI
Scrim curtains are but one dollar a pair!
[11 Finished with a valance and a lace edge~ $1, 1
New madras for curtains—in effective paneled pat- .
Items or in attractive small figures. .11
'. White and cream, soft but durable—19c to 391; yd.
5 Third floor. , ~ ‘
1 “11.1.1-2... ”.1... .1 1igtsmuhrnl-r.j\él'
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Men a wrist "watches;
enable and 1111111131-
War has taught a lot more men what many men 111'" I
ready knewz— 1,
Wrist watches are mighty handy.II"I‘ '3'; III;
Officers have found them almost invaluable. Men
have come to depend upon them. And in all branches W!
the service!
Engineers in every 1111111111 long ago 11111111111 their val-I
Now other men are learning it!
1 Our own boys in the Coast Artillery and the
will soon learn their worth. . '1 11
St 11 111 ill“ stand hard usage ‘and keep
am .
stout shape—$3 Q'
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Norwalk Chronicler