TRY OUR ’
Tailoring Department;
FOR A
Real Smart, We'll-
Tailored Suit 2
right. of high-grade
woolens .
$50.00 and Better
All the New Shades of Gray 3
in
Women’s Silk Hosiery l
$2.00, 32,50 and $3.00 ’
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II‘We feature these so... at Forty Dollars
because they have everything in- them
that a Good Suit should have.
11 They are beautifully hand-tailored Wor-
‘ steds, both finished and mrfinished; pen-
cil stripes; serges; he'rringbones. Sin-
gle and double-breasted models.
1] Suits Of equal quality last year were $60
to $65—and many people are still paying
1] An excellent variety of other Suits—at
$35. 90 to $55. 00
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n21: roml'nittr‘c of the Wom- .9 y
a . . 1.1 on of tho South Norwalk 3.‘ .
3:...1, » .11 .-I1 will meet with Mrs. .‘ k0
,' ‘ Low :lr-, Crescent Terrace, 011 .f "
T.” .I _\ 115101110011, April ‘13th. {c ..
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2 r... . .21. in): one case each of scarl- ?. 2
‘l i . 11:11 whooping cough accord- 00 '03.
-_~. _. 1- “m kl; morbidity ”port of t.‘
(I 2 . .l,- lN-purlment of Health for 3 3
l3 \ 1:.dillg‘ April 2nd. . ‘3.
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’ ~ l min Council. No. '4 01d Fash— : d - . 9:0
3 2 1 .1 .- N2 Sat. night, Progress For- 9’ an . 3
~11, ll .II. 100 Washington St... S. N. oy- ' . .3.
l2. 'I'.d round dances. Admission ' .’
It ' .
.. {T NORWALK AND SOUTH NORWALK. 3.
1 . « m-cIr-d that a large dolega— ‘ 9&0
"E g 'I 13-1 "2'“ 11* of I‘uusussott tribe c’»’»’»»«»’«’»’« :«zoofiozoozco »:«:«:«::coco:co:«:«°c€oo:
,2 n l .lwn nl‘ this city. will attend
rll il-I-mlion which is to be held
:1 ‘ n ulk. tn Fr'ii: ' ‘. ' . ~ -
2. 2 ,1” “1’0 aush;:;‘:;"?ffi 12': Garden time has arrived and there Charles Gray. the well-known sing-
m I ’:1IIc. are few gardens hereabouts that have er. has accepted a position as clerk at
\ V a not felt the steel of plowshare or the 30311121133108 Hotel.
5 ,, as.“ .1 ' 2 _ - spading fork. while a great many have _' ' ' .
k I Cram Devme Bros. their early seeds planted. The un- A QWS?‘°;-I “"321“?! ““50”??? “as
.. ————-—, . _ , . morning 0 1'. an rs. h 65 .
ltowuyton Tlrum cor s of 25 usually early spring has put the soil - '
32' fi has boon engaged top plav i in splendid condition for early crops. Hetherington, 0f 9 MO“ avenue.
“1- :..o::.~‘lor parade to be held on‘ Sat~ ' ' "' ' 9 V '
m 111' {\izu'ilh. by Monkcr Grotto No —Spec‘al Chime“ dime“ sum” ~3pecm Tm“ dime“ sunda"
{.2 M O. V. P. E. R.. when the (acne; from 11 to 2. 75¢. Payne 8; Monsen, from 1110 2. 15¢. Payne & Monsell,
311.1 I . its Spring ceremonial. Many Railroad Ave. 8" Monroe St' Railroad Ave. & Monroe St.
"IV-Hos. from out of town will partici-
mu. m the parade. . It is readily apparent hercabouts
- that the cold snap or a week or so
ago had no damaging effect upon the
fruit crop. Peaches. plums. pears and
other fruit trees are breaking into
blossom 110w and the profusion of
blossoms.'1‘"".fézciall.v on peach trees.
leads to the ‘pe that it Will be a good
\‘(2111‘ for suc. fruit.
Mrs. Ch’nrles ll. Hickey: and child-
rcn of Green sire-ct and .Mrs. George
Frmnmo of Elmvr street. Springdalc.
v'irlilml icslrrllny willl N‘ll‘ltin‘S in
u
.. 11th Norwalk.
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Manahan’s Pine Tar Bags,
:Moth Balls, Napthalene
——Lincoin Council. No. 4 Old Fash-
ioned dance Sat. night. Progress For-
um Hall. 100 “'ashington St.. S. N.
; It‘lake ignore and round dances. Admission
Stillson-Powell Corp.
I SOUTH NORWALK
XL ._
attended a
New York
General Russel Frost
luncheon given by the
Chamhr-r of Commerce. yesterday. to
Rene Viviani. premier of France in
the \Vorld \Var. now on a mission
from his country to the United States.
. M. Viviani. who is the most eloquent
Frenchman of his time. made a pow-
erful appeal for the sympathy and help
of America in securing just reparation
and loss inflicted upon the people of
France by the ruthless warfare of
German militarism.
O
mn'mifihn'xifin ‘
n 1,1‘)L)L.l sou
Your Responsibili
Will Outlive You
The burden of ‘a
man’s responsibility for
the welfare of those de-
pendent upon-him can-
not be laid down even
at his death.
To provide for a. care-
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SOMETHSIN G
HAPPENED .I
__ ‘ ‘ to] and wise administra-
hke .SICkneSS That tion or your. attain after
2 required a tramed death. which includes the
3] . 2 protection of your family
1. nurse, e , and the progefd education
_ . , . . 0 your c ten. you
'1 -11ke bemg called grant put your house in
er now.
out Of town sud‘ The way to do- this is
2..
{is 'denly; _ '2 to make a. will tilt}: which
‘r' ' .‘ g 10“ can name com-
iéa: _.]jke hawng abar. 2, ‘ puny as your executor-and
‘ gain offered you I vigitufis filming-time" -
. t 1'! xiste m I‘
I for cash, perpleeu: e nce w I
: . or management of your .
would you 2.1141419.- worldly . 2 '2
readyml. . wills .. Inaugum'
1:; 4 per cent With" your?~ glitfiligfigcf bl”? EWMHI ,
.1
Com 11y Division. Ameri-
3 $013; algvays “unable $1 ”gangs... ”aim?“
‘1. strings Bank. 3 ave copies or rec
ll . _ ,2 distribution. would you
2i I like one‘l._____ , a.
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.1 Norwalk
South Norwalk
SavmgsBaflk
Mrs Mary Dow has rented apart-
merits at the corner of Mom in street
and West mouue oter Weed' s grocery
store.
All K. of C. Junior players are to
report for practice on Becrs' lot. Sun-
day afternoon. at 2 o‘clock sharp.
Per order Captain Thomas.
a
—Fine‘assortment of caps. ——O'Brlen's.
St. John and Keyscr. Contractors.
are adding several rooms to the rosi-
dencc of Clifford P. Hayes, South
Main St.
u—h—-————
-—Coal for next winter at Harris
and Guns.
———-————-—l
A number of applicants for natur-
alimtion papers were examined at the
South Norwalk post oflice, yesterday
afternoon, by D. F. Mahoney, of the
Department of Labor.
Guests at the Royal James Hotel.
yesterday. were: Emile Hemming,
New Freedom. Pa.: Mrs. J: W. Mur-
ray. New~2-York city. and Phillip T.
Brown. New York city.
firm
Deposits
made on ”or before
’APRIL‘ 10TH ‘
will draw interesth
from the first.
1
THE
rm NATIONAL
‘ BANE
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c... .m-n'il—drai-IE
36 to 44, limited quantity——
Fruit of
yard wide—
Fruit of the Loom pillo
inches—
standard quality-
SHEETS.
A compliment dinner to D. W. Har-
ford will be given tonight. at the Roy-
ul James Hotel. by the Norwalk Fire
Department! About fifty omcers of
to attend the affair. which will
presided over by Fire Chief George W.
liogurdus.
——Latest Soft Hats.—O'Brien’a.
Two men with a jug went into John
Santello's place. on Bouton street. at
9:15 o’clock. last evening. for a. drink.
Santella objected and a. row resulted.
Patrolman John Smith was called, but
the men had disappeared when he
arrii ed.
—Dancing tonight, Armory, Gail’s
Pep Oren.
Patrolman John Flynn was sum-
mone . at 1:50 o‘clock. this morning.
to t former T. 1. Raymond house
on Flux Hill road. where a passerby
had heard groans. He found a man.
decidedly under the weather, there,
and sent him to his home. _
——-Property Owners! Stop and con-
sider! You'll be surprised. parti are
reclaiming attics for Bedrooms 1) the
thousands. Why don't you let us fix
up your attic with 2 Bedrooms, done
in Beaver Board. They will rent.
someone needs just these rooms. (It
was a cold plunge. but it beat l‘he
alarm clock). Breaking the ice or
public indlflerence to construction.
When wanting anything in woodwork
Phone 1082. St. John and Keyser,
Contractors. City. .
___..___
LeGrande Raymond. of 94 South
Main street. an employe of the Ship—
ping Board, was taken to the Hospital,
yesterday afternoon at 2: 30 o'clock.
cluttering from lacerations or the left
foot. sustained when a road roller our
over his foot. Mr. Raymond was for-
tunate in that the roller pushed his
foot to one side so that the right side
of the slice was torn loose. Dr. Wll-
liam J. Tracey attended the man, who
returned to his home.
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“-83.71“ with ’Window on. Bog:-
Screens.
until flies get busy. Get busy first
(mu: m or). Phone 1082. 81:. John
and m, Builders. City.
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—EKGLES’ MOE-—
Special months will be held Sun.
. 21pm 10,11t 19:30 to take
upon the death at Bag. Chas.
4r. irons. ,_
Michael J. Galen. Pres.
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Will fientleman who took the wrong
atrfio Newton- of Fo
nuance last night. kindly
2 , m Dmitri.“
‘ , chairman. at 81 Washington _
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A man’s gel
Slut for $35.
Cantripum overalls, blue and’whitc, sizes
Main floor.
This standard muslin, l'
Lonsdalc yard-wide muslin, film and of
_, made of standard grade
bleached muslingl by 90 inches—
un floor. rear.
the vmious companies are expectgd (last night by Patrolman John smith
e
Special Prices. Don’t wait
'-
‘Makes a man think of
the “good old days”!
Suits built with care
and skill from good fab-
rics—here at $35! ~2
Sport models for young
menzmhei-ringbones and
pencil stripes and ox-
a.
wear.
Unusual suits, accord-
ing to judgment of men
who have looked ’em over
pretty
closely—4 $35
SOFT HATS in. new
handsome shades of
brown, new in shape too;
mighty attractive; special
price /_ $350
$1 .1 5
l'vliX‘.
Loom——
united Quantity, one 18c
39!:
.1 9c
$1.25
wcasvs. 4 ll}: 36
Boys who had been taking articles
from Luther M. Wright's place are
being rounded up by the police today.
John Keran. tar-nested at 7: 30 o'clock
on Ely avenue. for intoxication, was
fined $7 and costs, by Judge Vosburgh,
in the downtown court. this morning.
The total amount or the fine and costs
was $18.31.
Mrs. William J. Moore. of Lincoln
avenue. Second district. is entertain—
ing her mother. Mrs. Margaret J. Mor-
ris. and her sister. Miss Isabella l‘.
Morris. of Brooklyn, for the week-
end.
——H_igh grade coal at Harris and
Guns.
A number of juveniles who had been
sleeping in a barn on Madison street
were before Prosecuting Attorney Cra-
mer C. Hegcman, this morning in the
City court room, together with their
parents and were ghen a sexere lec-
ture. The boys said that they stoppedl
out late at night and didn t want to go
home.
-—Buy your coal at Harris and Gans.
An automobile truck. owued by the
T. B. Wickwire Company and operat-
ed by George Sutton, collided with the
automobile owned by Porter Emerson
Browne. the noted playwright. yester—
day attemoon, while the latter car,
was parked in front of the Tristram ,
&. Hyatt store. on 1“all street. The!
matter was settled between the two
parties concerned. '\
-Dnncing tonight, Armory. Gail’s
Pep Orch. _
The damage suit of Luigi Apooelo
against Benjamin Hershfleld is sched-
ulcd nor/hearing In the Superior court.
in Bridgeport. morning. The
plaintiff is suing for $10, 000 damages.
an the result of an accident in which
it is alleged that the plaintlir‘s son.
Antonio. died from injuries sustained‘
through being struck by an automou
bile mack owned by the defendant.
Attmmy8. 8.P. Genuarlo represents
WA
millinery section.
looks l
Ape-ch. 4 "
Newcomemy’
novel
Subtle change has come m the
Howdifiore‘nt it
What a sharp pleasing de—
lighting change is brought by these
new huts ! '
Here are hats of quilted satin‘ .
some of them almost plain, some
trimmed in “virtue fashion.~
$850.10 $12.50
Second
More wonderful,
hats.
fords.
Slick (10., .mted ‘ Sport hats of wool ami'or'feit! \7
5 styles for jg men, Sports hats 0f ribbon ! Brilliant 811d 1 8‘ i
too. almost-flaming are some of the colors; chic 1 $3. 95 to mm
Worsteds in plenty; Sheer hats, light as thistledown—‘but so meefi
durable and tasteful— their new flaring shapes. “ $6 500 “UP;
genuine ..-.,...In3-S for REMARKABLE GATHERING of sport hats, pl,-
senting all the rich lively colors and a
host of coquettish shapes——
. I ,
floor.
Jersey- suits $13.75
They have an air ! They are distinctive ! Theirs 'b
remarkable value 1
Some of almost-startling color; some of quiet riefi.
heather mixtures.
Tuxedo or regulation model, with skirts that hang
Good tan shades and tho
so in demand—and a blue of
Well finished; extra value—_
gracefully and/afford enjoyable freedom.
t handsome copper tone non
special life.
5‘1; 3.75..
FINEST SUITS in the store have new prices now—a
of appeal to women who seek richest of quiet models and
fabrics. They were $55 to $90——
WRA; S AND SUITS 0
$49. 50 $6950,
f decisive appeal and spark-
ling value; every handsome tau and reindeer shade autumnal:
the wraps and highly—favored navy among the suits.
Splendid in tailoring, with silk lining,
Unusual value,—
Second
SOCIAL Norris
:__—.:._'.—-.—a
A surprise party and shower was
given. Thursday evening at the home
of Mrs. E. M. Doyle, West avenue,
Dar-ten. in honor of her daughter,
Mrs. Raymond Leonard. formerly Miss
Marie Kunert. by her girl friends.
Among those, present were Mrs. Can-
tone. Miss Antoinette Jassil. Misses
Mary and Christine Bruies, Mina Lena
Gee. Miss Elizabeth Laccolvich. Miss
Edith Cuueo, and Mrs. W. Hoyt all
from Norwalk. Miss Belle Crockett of
Rowayton. Miss Edna W’alsh of Green»
wich and Raymond Leonard. A very
pleasant evening was passed after
which refreshments were served. In
addition to many useful gifts of linen
there was a beautiful lamp given by
the girls in the Goodwill Department
of the House of Mayelot‘f. Nor-walk.
Conn.
Charles Murray. wife and son, 01'
Chestnut street, First District. are
spending the week-end in Washing-
ton, D. C.
Weather Forecast
For Nor-walk and vicinity: General-
ly fair tonight and Sunday; much
colder tonight: fresh to strong west
and northwest winds. The disturbance
which was central over Illinois yes-
terday morning has moved eastward
and caused general rains in all dil-
tricts east of the Rocky Mountains. It
is now passing out the St. Inwreuce
Valley and is causing unsettled show-
ery weather in New England. It is
tollowed‘by an extended area of high
pressure which is producing pleasant
weather with a. decided to.“ In tun-
mun-e in the western and central
auctions. Snow was reported from
Colorado. South Button and Michigan.
QM
Mandamus.
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assortment of
Materials 15 o r ‘Sprilg
and Summer. Wear
Voile; Batiste, Flaunt, Dumb,
Sula; Normandy Gingham;
and Percale:
EKBANKS
“t"WuthMnutonw
Under Mahackcmo Hotel
South Norwalk '1
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Deaths and Funerals
Fumernl of Mrs. Omklin.
The funeral of Mrs. Conklin. '-
held this afternoon at. 2:30 o‘clock.
from the late home. 6 Third street.
Rev. Chapman s. Lewil officials-i
The interment was in East Nor-walk
cemetery. _
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STUDENT “K. OBS" JOHNSON.
SYRACUSE. April 9.—-—“Mlxer" mo
chell. of St. John‘s Military Academy.
Momma, knocked out “Battliug"John—
son in the fourth round of a. schedule
ed fifteen-round bout here. last am
The student weighed 135 and Joli-I
137. ‘
TENNIS TITLE HOLDERS '
AT PINEHUHUI'
NEW YORK. April 9.—A group I
«nationally known tennis players, h-
anding several titieholders. left but
today for Pinehumhhl. 0., when”
William in the annual north ‘
matrmonmdwom.
Sentinel Advertisements Bring, BIO.
Reunite. '
J SPEMWM‘
, aluminum-llama”-
cmwlnz. A unset-Int cold no.
lthemoothntthclymuomhdu
autumn-1mm h
ulna. 0.. writes: “Foley's new
mmmmwmmifi.‘
tickling cough. 1 an moi III-v
W’stmcuudoomeo!
our fiat}: pro-Mauve will
keep your clothes Wand furs sofa
{urn-firmer. 2
"I com Mi“.
«at? and found. moth!“ to w,”
got Foley's Honey and M's!
film-w immediate relic: from
Me. Hold“.
acumen
south lawn tennis championship mg 2
Amanda Flint. Route 4. New m
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tearing coughs—i“
Norwalk Chronicler