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.Vllell'y of Bridgeport. ls N3:
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96* M AWN!» is
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anan lé
nude Taylor. of Unto
ll SWO-
. “I'ngy and Bulldny 111 Pu '
. ‘3“ Balm hag
a wonderful
the
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Walk
Main -tlild wall after
"Wins a great
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oath! outing: of the City of WW.
or
.mlmel: will be nelfigf‘
and .Olly. .0: N
of Norwnlk prayer
gue'llt:
wood
South
- school
nice of the the w
Harrison. N.
5%....
y ‘3‘“? WWI Brio we
5w “181w roller. .
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eetmt t%ee:iélrwulk
3 o’olnck wit u fly at-
bung. 3 Mrs. A. J
Mo I: Edition read an i
mbtho Fusion Play at 6‘}:ng
sstore the Norwulk Con
d school, yesterday.
W
lent committee of
t
let‘y of the First Methlllle
hutch risk for a liberal
donathV V mm
W “hills 8. 1611! en canned
Hoods.
~95 0‘ the ohuroh d '
ulster littering. an"
911 to the Vchurch
‘A. J .
on Brian. will lie;
tor and block,
are no V
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n
Clrt
V The
a c colon.
‘oill'lor the oilel‘llnn of‘tht‘.
1d ‘wilo‘ is very. particular;
ties
‘, beforo Beautlusl
now shirts are Spreading
Ives.
tyV ‘
t$i so.
not on, men
the corner from
o-room arch.
MUSIC. 14c.
’I‘II
zit-rose. as tho” writer t
Nutty ones at 50c,
ones at IIIIV cwcluswt V
I the famoustQl ellQn‘nlity factory
ry little while the music
has a pleasant surprillc for
have some to mundane”
led upon EXDEI‘I‘GIIC‘B' and hunkdd
, or stock of the newest dellglnl oi
, paper. Every. roll Vtuldlmou'r
notion. AIL entirely new and
:-:om6y decornlod storo'to show
ulporu, too-Ha piano the ladies will
' entirely at hump ill—«u piano at
live not only tram its urtlatlcness
lroln its tidiness. also.
EDER & null
33 50th Main Street
VOppoulte Havilnod étreot.
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can t
Malia
Friday
one. :‘
diseaaV
The
Bhutto
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in distribute to the Boston
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amount-k one oi the new-
IV-(‘Iect , I then of Danbury. Isa
routine
(:1 '1'; necessarily Im-
0 any "railroad-
tho muuinlpal legislature
_ - Wtflavlln Follndiurh.
Illness
ill and
' consoIldntod road. was In
uouncl .-
Shann .
. may ,.
to
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The
ball to .
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by
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teams .
hold, A.
”line lb. hi
140 lb and
That .
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Sugar Cur-
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no lh
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EEP YIIIIII IIIIIIIII lllElll
V South Norwlllll. ”Conn
Dear‘ Sir: In making pastoral visits,
it (would. you do not consider youl
lloullro' or comfort or em. you go
where your pooplo live. But you have
two sets of feelings In going about«
can't help name all have But you
uspeclnlly huvn: tor a port of your hull
moss ill nymputhy. Well-kept lawn:
and well tilled dieldll. oolhomon lulu
nice people. are cheo l to on. lo
tho are to voryon’o". Tomb o-dowu
lull dings. fences. man hnruuod
hyif burdens too hemp for thorn. oven
wollltod woman and dirty- hood ehll
dren. you lolly to
with nbut, you
till wand
«Paint divide!
lilo: one Duluth.
0r pal-hm. tho th
u'n‘tllriity paint ill.
initial. won ill to hoop Wot dound
'I' «are two wnyo to. do it; one is
houndl‘to pnlnt otVlmVlI other to our
Devon .
Devon mu I’M“
WW
my more wlsoly.
oral how happy!
lull truly;
DEYO
illcl. Othersjscll for $4 or more.
'I‘llo llowllllld my and: Company
Bridgeport Colin.
mhtwrilligldtal? ~
' wus ronlnrkublyl dimer with tho tolls
' Now York dill cordlnliy Invited tothelr
on!
,It com lens. but not ii
I diarIIIod‘V lot 1'
Author it‘l'onl‘ tho Front.
Joli
‘ To‘
Min blimp. .
Cuban Independent;
,To Elwyn nod To Hold.
donuty is Only Shin lloep.
.A Ital" All
,,'I‘llV.ko irinjr Buck Dull
' Alone Ain‘t.
Bookshop, right
Munhnrll. V
o SHOES. $3.
IV or low. I roul0
and in the new attractive spring
shapes.
Oneal Qllulit‘y is the onlyV $3
shoe of pntollt, kid skin in the aunt -
Shoe. atom
FORMEHLY RESIDED HERE
W
Don Pedro Guerrero Sues Mrs. Gum
‘ ro‘r‘o” tor V3 Divmo.‘ ‘
TM di urea suit ot Don Pedro (Illel‘o
mo, of alyolluel‘l. island of Porto
Rico, ugaiust hill wlto. Mary Guerrero.
oi ilridgeporl. in which the paper huvo
just hand returned to oouri. hull boon
assigned for ll hearing at the next- term
of the Superior Gout-t hlvil aide Both
the plaintilt null deioudnut um woll
‘known here. The grounds for the (III/-
oroe‘ as not forth l‘n the papers are in
llllollty Alvin I’l‘ White. of llrldgo
port is named on mronpondont
The plaintiff Don Pedro Guerrero.
lived in South Norwnik (or n low
yours prior to tolling up hill lollidunne
In the Island of Porto itlco. Ho- wall
lulu-rind to Minn Mary Dorsey. of South
Norwulk. about. ten yolllll ago and u
ihfllt limo utter tho murriuge llm roll
plu wont; to Bridgeport. The groom
won it mud or propollaellsiug nppun‘r-
undo. tnluntod and well odutlntud. ills
will» was oqunlly us llttrnctiw. Don
Pedro ‘Gunrmro was n proft‘liiii‘ll' or
music and u ilnillhod Spanish arholur
He was novel lu‘olclng In pupils Hu
and mot and defeated novelul no culluvl
champion of the world ionoorn. (Illtll
rem loft Bridgeport for Dallhury. He
was musical director of the theatre at.
that plach.’
At the didnlllllg oi the rupture ho-
twoen Spain and
Guerroro's thorough knOWledge of the
Spanish language made him it donlr
nhle acquisition to the ranks oi, the
oflloers oi the forces from this country
and he secured a position on lnterpro
tor. He has since. it is sold pros
' pared In tho how acqnlnltlnnn and V
locutod Iii the city of Muynguon. Hr:
unclal purpose of admiring the divorce
ho petitions for. Mrs. Guorroro is
still u resident of Bridgeport.
HAT. TRADE Horas.
South Norwa‘lk‘ Item by Way oi the
American Hatter.
Ono or the oldest. nnd most reliable
hounds in the trade In that of Martin
Baton, ..lr. 3: Company ii Washington
trimmings.
John C. Wilson It Co. illustrate four
of their loudlnmtylea ill stiff and soil
huts. and may um all popular rollers
among the retail trade. No dealer elm
make u miotake in order any or all or
the utylos.
Hoyt Walthllullen & 00.. of South
waulk‘, Conn.. makers of bodies in
the rough are right in the district
where lino udodn are made. and orders
entrusted to them for still or salt but
bodies in the mush. will he put throullu
promotlgrnnd nutlhrnotorlly. . i \
Tho otut a Km» 00.. at Shinto
roputotlon tor the host that. mun
hnd workmun‘lhip will do in thenllau
In: of rum lll‘ld soft hm ill-hora to
new onlooroom. corner of Broadway
and‘ Thirtoe‘nth streét; whorls many
things hum been provided for tholr
comiort.‘ .l:
POITMABTKRG l-APPOIN'I ED.
The Poltmhl‘tol- enorlll has receiv-
edut‘lll‘l commendation- of item's-ow
in yo
yo p {idolitll‘ii pollination at lll‘lpor-
tint will In [airfield and 11303th
. II I. unmet: Contain Jolhllil' ll.
Flathead not 8 Mord iii. W.:B Erich-
of. fluid Junior till a. lit rol-
* nt‘lvood ill: Marlo-rm.
‘ e donning: at Southport.
“til tillr Mini:
gummtmmmotlho
linollltmo
. “Washington Pie "
the United States I
will come to thin country for the 9.5- .
place, New ‘LYol-ll They ure his lm-V
portals and dealers in huttera' turn and V
Not-wink. Conn. are maintaining their .
lll tor. the rollopointolont ot :-
" ’oIIIoV “‘i‘ln‘voVoll-
who or o radium ‘
I” uring than: "
. but the majority bought
“Washington Pin." receiving in ex
ohnngn for their precious ’coIlVlViVVnV moon
. allollt two Inohtlll isobar
toll Pin. No child cold
what it won oompoaod. 21'9er
. mystery added to Its delicious tusto
(inn pieco was often shornd by three
or tour who would “trout" uomu
other day. Among the lloyll who ire
uuanted the little shop. Will“ one
u ho mode ll vow thut some day In
tho tuturo he would distinct u plot-[o
of tilIIl luvorlto, much sought nl‘tm
pie. Ho am not any dissect at. that.
of dlllllootion, but ho mount disneot.
The boy grew to manhood. and after
many years mould to Connotitlcut
He frequently visited Now York city
and often in pushing through lami-
llur nolghhorhoodn heV would look ill
iittl‘o store window for tho sign
The mail visitod
South Norwnlk on Monday of last
wank." While walking along ho now
the words he had not soon in thirty
years. iio entered the store. put
down one cunt and received in or
change a tuna Inch null‘nle oi pie. 'l
have looked for this for thirty years:
he said to the nutmrlshod .clork. .
out! now hoop my vow. it will tulle ll
* homo and son of what my childhood ll
‘ delicacy in composed"
Upon arriving
ut the human wllrro ho was it guilt-ll.
the story won told and the uq‘unro out
In three even pineal-l. Tho mull did it
with relish. His sister in fear uml
trumbling and hill brolhurdn-lnw said
he was not willing: to risk his life. F01
u wonddr It. turned us It did yours and
yonru run) A on‘roful unulynis made ho
iol‘t- It was out ll-vualod tllut crackers
million. drivdmpplnn. ontorud into in
composition. 'l‘hoso Ingredients. with
several of on unknown dunntlty linked
hotweon two crusts compose the tooth
ammo and oppotlzing mo of the child.
hood of illuuy- - Washington Pic "
‘ in ill in :1 port of tho lily proper!
inquired lilo prnopuutive pnrchnsor.
"By gull sh. ‘ said the onthuslastu.
real estate uuunt in tho high olnsu nub
urh. “it in tho only purl of tho city that
is; manor!"
“MINNIE III
Splint Sui.
You don't wont to bu guld:
("II altogethor lly uppeul‘ullcou.
Wlltfl you buy it watch, tho lira!
question you nail the jeweler is.
“lids It good llmvnmuut?‘ ' You
ask tllnt question lmcuuso you
want the luovument to give you
horror-t tiluompvriout snilsl’uc-
lion. You nhoulli dull the sumo
question of tho ulolhil-r. "Hun
tho unit good insides—how is It
made?" Most Clothiers point
out only the nttrnrtlvo outsidu
i‘ouiureu of their gnumenlu. ilou't
wont to any much uhout the In-
uldo‘ tailoring, because they
onli‘t. Wu cup. and will tulle spo-
. oiul care III‘EIIOWII'II; you how
carefully the, Inside tailoring is
done In our garments. to nurture
. of periodt lit and pormnnont
‘ - llhllpo. We don‘t strlvo to non
how ohouply we (‘llll sell. But
How Good. and at a fair print».
if quality counts with you, our
' clotilang IVs decidedly tho bout.
3 7:50 V
8.50
mm
12.00 , .
14.00
16.00
Newoot Style Bum. at
II M
It
II
II
Light Weight Overcoat: at 3 6.60
to u ll fl 8‘60
ll ' u
I EASTER ‘3 SUITS".
‘ Open ,ovoryavlnlno until 3 ,
‘ ' . o-cmk... ’
. .. 11' w .
illoonutu Iihurllliy prlllidou
time. do did not know the moaning ‘
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14.10.00 V
‘ {edition 001,,
. V William. latest style. tun .
back. front lnsorti‘o‘n tri
1a. Militia Willie W
lludien' two clasp Glover. In all the . ,
lending uhadoll. I‘hls Glove we make u j =
lender or. We import the some and
uuo it in all our stored. Gull fill the
VlV-Ilulop., Every pair warranted.
ilndle‘n' two clfuup Studio Gloves in
all the shades, $1 39 wine. at 3i pun. I
Lndien’ three clunp lite .‘Iouvln ill ltll‘ ‘
nhudull and nines. $1. 69 lnlal Mona inncy Halt Hole
Mon‘ 3 Gloves i the bent makes, 98:: dots and sin colors. 250”
and $1.49 puir livery pair warranted. I Moll ll alloy Lidia Halt W
top quality. 490 hair.
A FAMOUS RIBBON CHANGE. ,
. Menu at . Neokwour in I‘ , .,
The Enter ribbon «to boom. A non ill-Hands. 30“ mil gm“; ‘
oial parent-o unite for our mallet: mm; oi paw“. m m?
will tempt you to anticipate your my ”a... .
bon want; fol- ‘i‘o‘ml‘l limo to come, if lion's gm. Neckwear .
VOW", but IN“ the WIIW‘M WI“: ‘ oncluniva deulgns, the Into”
3 Inch "fanny stilp‘é‘ Rlbho‘ll nun on 49¢ each.
‘cu‘ded denier in Plnlul. mull, Gray». Monswmto laundered him
Yellow and Old Rose, at12lfio yd. or long Linen Bouillon 75o ‘ ‘
Wide luncy stripe. uil silk tailota A Iurgo lino oi! «M
Ribbon wolth him. for 190 yd. ' Shirth.‘ cut full at: with
Fancy stripe. nil silk tllifntu‘ Ribbon, collars“ and out!!! ntlhch‘ed
fine. quality 4 inches wide, 25o yd 12 to i7. ‘90 each.
-\Vo have a large line of all the Mon' 3 mo thread Hair Hallo
width; of polio hook und linen buck and block. with three thread [I
what Ribbon, at the lowest IlrIcon. .toe, special, :lV‘pnI‘lst tor 23o.
ll4 Walhiogton Street. South unmouconn
W. A. BENEDICT
‘ Room I. I
, Masonic Buildingr
NORWALK, CONN.
Gentlemen: The right kind of Clothing to wear are the am
possessed of beauty..grace. style, fit and durability. Thnt’s ”tile
we make—~the kind that not only brings ourcustomcrs bail in
with their patronage, but with their friends as wen—«and why
cause we give the best possible value obtainable. and alwnyk-t
tractive prices. A distinct feature of our garments is than at
and fit are always right. No need to waste a thought on tho I ’
ion of any garment we make for you. V \
Yours very truly.
4
w. A. BENEDICT
IHE BRIDGE FISH MARKS
Telephone Cull 97-2 .‘ . VVB‘ree holly ,
ARRIVAL TODAY OF OVER 200 SHAD. THE
FINEST THAT EVER STR UCK THIS TOWN.
R'OE SHAD, Io CENTS LB.
BUCK SHAD 8 CENTS LB.
R. J. CUTBILL 60
Washington at reet. Next to J. H Ferrlll' 3 Coal V0
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Central Food 603 ion
YOU CAN FINI)‘
GRVVQCVERIES ——V Both Staple and anc'y.
CHEESE —-— Elegant noquelprl.
Cream,
.Dniry, MlniatureV Cream, etc.
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