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fill
’t' F iii VYOUR (SRCK ER
IiiH'
(5 5:1 . honors more than WI?“ d0~
~11
,H’
W Shite.
. cop: ' "so on naval affairs has report WW9
ea- more My a new navy departmentv l”St t
, 0 1115 articles 1'13 of the arti-
~goy(III'It'rI'1(I.nI of the navy.
d thiil the sentence of
11-1 hillr’tial ivhlch involVes.
ltilvhipmen shall not in»
ekechtto‘n until continued
sidem Under (her present.
(dimmed and warrant olli-.
’ ’heldlsmiased without this
it lit: the opinion of the .Old. Lady (rather
is navy and or the. comb any relation to Mr. (been?
it nights of mldsltlpnlen - Green—l am Mr Green
.ilittlously guarded and 01dl.ady-Al1!
ding made“ as (tenure. as that the extraordinary
(111 IlblI (batters or the navy. Phillidelphiu lhqnhh (II.
"gm. oi Bridgeport.
in.
Mitchell. deputy seeIIIetaIy oi
'wito diétl lltsl Saturday.
OAwa'PORIA.
33-11-811
This week’s special will be
nelette Kimonos
: Note the prices as given below
. KIMQNAS FOR ....... ............ .....19c. Regulax Price 250.
. YKIMONAS FOR .......... . ....... .......V..29c. Regular Price title.
'KIMONAO FOR ....... . .......... . ....... 351:. Regular Price 50c.
., 0““ Fold, ... ”55c. Regular Price 750.
IMOVNAIB FOR ......... ..... 75:. Regular Price. 31.00.
3 E_ETTER ONES AT LARGER REDUCTIONS IN PRICE.
EiderdoWn Bath Robes
EOALE PRICE ...... . ............. I. .8249. Regular Price $3. 98.
SALE PRICE ......... $3..4.9. Regular Price $11.00
{A lickerman & Son
84 Washington St.,' South Norwalk
Telephone 446
pity. Bulletin
for Week co meaning
Monday, Jan, 181i)
Extia Stamps with Tops and Coffees
Stamps with 1 lb Coffee at. .331; .60 Stamps with 11b. -'.f‘ea at .. .70(:
ll Stamps with 1 1h. Coffee (11-. .3&' all Stamps with 1 111 Tea at” ..60(:
Stntnps with 1 lb. Coffee at. .3011; 46 Stamps with 1 lb. Tea at. .. .50¢
Stamps with 1 lb. Coffee at. .26c 25 Stamps with 1 lb. Tea (IL. ”301;“
ii Stamps with 1 lb. police at: .V20(: 20 Stamps with 1 lb. Tenet .5362
Special Cut Price Leaders
' ,- ”t. Elgin Creamery Butler. (14‘:
.(1
20 lbs. Granulated Sugar....$‘1.00
ted Eggs, a dozen IIIIII 33° PlIIIe Lord, (1 pound. ....... 13c .
V berries. acan ............ 18° A 8‘: P i‘neais uV can ......... 28¢
‘- rides. a can ............ 151: A & P Cherries, a can. 2591
Eilims, a can .......... 20cl A & P Apricots, a can ...... . 20¢ ‘
\‘acyPat’ent Flour, 241 2Vlb. Bag, 850
15 Stamps with ii ll). Grin B.
. POWdel‘ .....‘-..”1.....(Irrx’1sc'
Stamps with -l
elly
i stamps with 1 bottle Gulden' 1!
Mustard 10¢.
Stumps with2 cakes A 6'1 P. .
‘ Securing Soap “each 5c, ‘
til Stamps wllh 1 bottle. lilQilld
Blue ....... ..
tumbler . .‘-
(In...
. Will] 1 lb. A & P"!
e .821:
“I... ..... .-.-..
m5 Jan. 18.——Secr(Ilnr1 (III
has ill l
i'cilurd .l. Dwyer who for in. 3
v years has been 11 clerk In;
‘ the other to take the plnerI (Ii.lol1n (.1
sliiit
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, [2th 1909:
' Bridgeport (;me
. ladle.
- .ge t washing compound.
‘, phones.
. like preservative for oil cloth and lin-
in 111111 ill
11111 1111111111»
30111111 lnl ol Cold Weather Will
Intention thus far this win.
lie Required
il11 i ..
«~11.» '11 he 11 most serious one.
H l
l
,. l1 1: (men very little weather
to (IullI-(l tee producing. it
t"l.'1.il impression thatthree or
,.; (Il'dlltiii‘i‘ (Ioltl weather for
. l ..u lit . my 18 all that is III-(lusnary.
1111.11. 1. - 2.1:11Itur or fuel that length
ll‘l 11:1:1 Isl enough in pmdlll‘i‘ to
[this ..1 11 low lIIIIllIIn. The, Mill
:IIIIII . 1... Inches is produced in a
$3 Ill'l I ".11. or (Inna, llili it requires a
lulu: >1” '-
| . . ..
31h: ll 11.;111
i'vlll
l‘tlI:
in the neighborhood of
inches. The longest. (‘old
11 Inter has been threo or
1 cold weather before it
n enough to cut. lee which
it 1. i . .
II. I, 13 3.
.3 (Lip
tlI; V,.
llil‘
Mu ill the northern part of
“14‘: ‘1‘. - 111- has horn 1n the neigh
.hmt... 1‘1 . (even inches thick. but
l'I' ‘I I: M wouthur has brought it
91.1111. I-vt tar-luvs. while some ponds
«media the ocular. ;gi
. 1:1 nupposed to be (Ion -
'-I uhend yet, but the fuel
l
l
1
l ..:l.(III has been so mild hull
.ItIIII lhlukiuitv
.. .. I.. 10., dealers or The Nor-
. 1111 (1 crop for daily con-
(111mm... 1.: have not yet been able
;I.. to .. ..: the IItlllllllilillly for next
3 sum II.-
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311111 I 11111111 Sill
. v UP Hill 111111117
Charles l, lilIerllard Sentcnccrl lo 30
lit-11s imprisonment lor'I'Vlr‘akingV
Snull Articlrslrum Slums ‘
v.
(,‘lltuir
I 111111.11 mi
1. Eberhard. well known as
was taken to Bridltl’lwl‘l.
1min Dd’t‘leu, anII was it“
It llil' (11.11.11 Ill" to serve out :1 HGHI
(111m- HI I“: .Ind (toxin and thirty till!"
milmit3i 1.1 inguco William ll. Will-
'0” ll lmrlell.
l1: lll’llllllll 11.1.4 lived in llIIldIIopmt all
“8 111.: out l.\‘ 11 musician or no mean
Ibilltv II. has been engaged as a
.iano [Ililh I man, for many years the
ant (mm. 11.. at he had being with a
_ 11011111, III. 1.1" (mow. Three weeks
11(1) lit hm Iniu position and had not
wen \t'i‘ll about the city since. lie
.'orIueII: ll\~ .: ((1319 Carroll avenue
.vllh his 1111. and (dill én. SBVC‘ I‘M
vo‘oks ago 1% wife 1933:1111, and tale
111'; the (lumen went to live with
(or rntIuI Eberhard hits mom?
riends “no “in be sorry to hear of
" “8 llltItlIenuII at and learn tllilhthe has
. (:01. in bud (i. n": as to he imprisoned
or (hell
.‘"‘l‘~l"l'|i.1t
CONNECTICUT EBEIENTS.‘
l
were issued January
Lise furnished from cities
3‘ .1“. M. Wooster solicitor of Patents,
The foilou‘gin
W. P. Pulmor, mld‘geport. swinging
H. E Snuilord soutlip‘ort cinematic
1‘98!!!de gllge mi: platen presses
N. s Wheeler, Hartford. rope clamp
11 G Smyth 'nartrord; machine for
eréding and assembling slgrinthres.
er 'and sprinkler for milking roads.
E. N. Sipperly, Southt Nbrwalk, vi
oratory message
'1‘. Prentice Newxlgf‘lltms tin rule joint.
G. Walker NiawIBrltlfih prlcé scale.
E. Johnson Merlden. caster.
P-. J Handel. Mari ‘, basing (on
light fixture storm.
‘ E. J. Rich. East Hampton,
unwtndec
Enhancing Cheshire. can cook
for wl‘lushing tanks.
Crumb It‘orestv‘llle.
sliinclrl ri.‘
..:rnsos.unar(s. "
li'. Blakeley, Bridgeport, deter.
spool
Standard Mtg. coV., Bridgeport. tele~
iii. H. Baker. New Haven, varnishl
oldum
Stanley Works. New Britain. 2
l 1273 Deaths in the “Stale. Wliicit
. By mortality re or wags
state board of hgalitlif he
, limsamuol Washington to Charles w
oak-Daughter. to Willis L. and Julia
ill—Richard ElthIL
,tli—lr‘vnn Hoffman, to George and Bet-
N. Beard Shelton;’éoltlb'inéll mix- _>
' for the last twenty hum ”(in
cattle‘ ‘-
mm Immense
’ztr ldemarks: certain'i‘asteuers, latches.
n bolts; certain hardware:
I I
11111 1111111111
was 169 Less Thin a Year Ago
11.11.1111 tile
were 1-
273 deaths (luring the .moihh- or Die
(lumber, This was 182 more than in
November and 1119 less than III Dream
ber’ of inst year. and 90 less than the
average number or deaths during De'
cember for the five years precedinz
The death rate Was 11.9 for the lame
towns. for the smpli towns 13.9 and
for the whole state 14.7. The (it’llillfi
reported from infections illnesses Were
196. being 153 (1131 cent. afihe totul
nIolItality.
SecreirnI Townsend (Illlls attention
to a report made by one health officer
in December showing how he (dualism!
an outbreak of diphtheria, without. clos-
ing the town schools. f‘WheIi the con-
ditions became. alarming," says this
1-,tIporI "it was decided to take cultures
from the throats of
teachers In the school ahd fiend them
to the state laboratory for examina-
tion. The result was that nineteen
cultures showed the presence of the ‘
diphtheritlc bacilli all in cases whcriI
It had not been previously suspected
These cases and their families were
all quarantined and the quarantine en:
torrid. As a result 04 this.\vork there
is I now it. case of diphtheria. in the
villug(I among the school children."
Births.
lloc.
1-43mm. to William C. and Mary lt‘.
blur rt 11.
2~Jeanette Bell. to Willis ll.
Florence Selleck.
(amnion May. to flurry and May
Benedict.
b—I-Mtilll‘n to
llunnorle.
b—liklwnrrl. to William and flinltgurcl
Hickey.
III—Frank
Aquila.
tl~birnle. to Bartnlo and Sula-mine
De Martin.
lib—Son. to Robert J. and Ethel :11.
Russell.
lowlieleu. to George and Annie Rosin.
lil~lielo11. to George and Rose ltIIco.
ll—iiquIph, to domes and Marie Mar-
uo. ,
iii—“Kenneth Eugene. to Ernest N. anti
Dorothy M. 'l‘allmadgc.
12—412mm Jerome, (oIWIllinm it. and
Flora Wilson.
lt—~.lnmes H., to Jamba'li. and Sarah
Price. ’ ‘
l4v-Murion Esther. to William E.
Currie. id. Burkoy.
l-tMI’eurl Mnhelie to Ernest and Mar
thu June Price. .5. ;.
iii-«38011. 1.. John and Katie. Pnsko.
liI~~Mel111n 112nm Io Henry and ("arm
11 Ji‘lleu
ii’I Cyrus Joseph to Cyrus and i‘nnnlt
lanuoccoue
l7-~Murl:1n May. to Frederirk F. and
Ethel M. Waters.
li‘Chas. Elmer, .lr.,
Margaret Grny.
l’.’~Wlllla1u. to Siephqn and Mar:
Keri.
"ml
Sihlone l 1in firunzla
to Fannie
Joseph and
and
tol‘lturleu E. 11111.
and Ida 3.1m
l7~James Joseph: 11') liliIes and Mar}
Rooney. '
l?-—Salvator.
to Michael and Mar:
Canto. ‘ .. t
18~James Hflbbnl‘tl. to-Fletchcr anc’
Ruth Mont‘gomory.
iii—Son. to Edward and Agnes
Nichols.
l9-——Daughter. to Maurice and Besuh
Downy.
ill—Violet lorlta. toV Edward had Flor-
(Inco Strobe“
ill—Alice, Ridnet, tgfihmuebs. unc'
Annit.I Hill. , ,
30-Rulh. to moon J..and Margaret
ll. Williamson. ' .
21—8011, to Stephen and Mari
Mathews.
2l——Wllllum. to William, and Esther
Thornton.
21-Mlke, to Mike and Rlsy Levy.
2l——Mnry. to John and Mary horns.
23—Nettie Bedell, to Walter and hes
sie. Gm).
.tl-wblurv \‘(I (Irona, to John and Mary
Kalli.
“whiny Catherine. to Wiley and lint
tie Jones.
24~Clifford ii. to Clifford H. and
Katie bl. Saunders.
Eli—Dorothy Dell. to Walter and Curt
Burr. _
iii—biildred M.. to Alhin and Martht
Eriesom.
iii—Margaret Genevlve. to Marshall P
and Elizabeth A. smith.
27—Robert James, lo Robert. R am
Minnie 1“. Christopher.
27—Anthony to Anthony and Join
903111137.
1). Cavanagh
:ltl~—l~‘lorence Evelevn to Charles J'
and bottle P.lalt
to William and
Marguerite l1 Crott.
tie B. Knapp.
Marriages.
Dee.
1—Walter Sumner to Maggie John
son.
2—Wllllam Henry Tait to Lizzie Mc
Donald.
.. A "E
“in (-1.11.th h‘a‘n nlanihrangvon (in: Icp‘tlagn‘o
mm found any
rolls; until he be a kl
:1: h;- bsdn {I mfib‘é’fiswis 112m“. Emir.
a n In a.
n “a“ (to who! or ova ontlnl ;“fi‘tn lain
nus”:
1v ll tv (111 (1111
II“: Eliatzmdmitfllil‘ofl
email
or “11:81:
6:.Wm1uipolllngn
(Ides. ..,.
um (nope: (I 1- I,
dim "' “w
hill thins“
ll children and "
‘of many rich Nellv Yorkers fire Vlad”; . I. .V
- “wed: and in times' of marital 1101111111 .. ' -
. .cls'lm Connecticut is that; homes (II . 1-123
‘ can treasury.
, 1110110va 18116111111111. (go;
Bridgeport Advertisements.
Read Co.
Beautiful HONORS IIII low puma
It Is (Vbllworth tvltlle to visit the Wash Goods Section
these days. Very superior qualities in fancy cottbtts or silk
and cotton mixtures areeelling. sometimes at half price.
Notice these: . . “ill
3" ' o o
.. Silk Muslms
Beautiful effects In dark and light grounds floral pat—
terns, pink azaleas and roses, pale blue and lavender flou»
ers, in most attractive designs. Many of these \iuslins are
dotted anti barred with silk. and the fabric is llt‘tllllarlv soft
and delicate. .
29 Cts :1 yard;ittrnnI1'|v 50c.
A second lot of Muslius. a large assortment small for
urcs and (lots, light and dark (Iiiects
19 C68 :1 yard: formerly 35c.
Gotten Pois de SOIe
'l‘hiu and sheer. bought for suunncr gowns late in the
season. White and. navy blue grounds with small figures.
The greater portion of these sold :11 -5tI :1 yard. \\"(I close
out the remainder at I,
‘ l2 1-2 013
, Wash litltnln Section, lower floor.
Children’s Coats
‘A Remarkable Offering,
A small gather-big (If these. all in heavy cloak :tg Chev—
lot mostly navy bin- and (lhtk 1111. they are for little girls
of 8, l0 and 12 years.
The prices were $8.00, $11.th and 810.00. “’0 ofier tllcm
M? ;
dyLydias. Pmklranr's
Vegetable " (i
ydla E. PInk-'
131d has cer-
(‘i‘oneodmgna
o 0
6311mm grains it
suffered
.1811
We». “(will (1‘ ((131111
(ma (1 roub
LydldE nkhom’s
. V'esctohle Com»
pound has motored
31101 1310"?”
(ea 11
fromt 0 will};
ahoover be (ill (gilt this
L‘ .
.‘
ta(will ‘ done
m c
LEEME gourthm St. Louisville. Ky.
Another Qperntlon Avoided. ,
mfklrian. Go. -“I Buttered untold
msery from female troublbt, and my
doctor said an o ration was my only
chance. and] retitled it aim at as
much as death Lydia ’E. Pin ham's
Vegetable Com pound completely cured
me without an operation.‘ —Lsx11 V.
Hurray. H. F 11.3
Thirty years of unpora led suc-
cess confirms the War of .ydla E .
Pinkham‘s Vegeta lo Compound to
cure female diseases. The great rob .. ,
units of unsolicited testimonyconstant.
l pourlnglu roves conclusively that
ydia E. Pin ham's Vegetable Conn
mud in a remarkable remedy for those
5‘ stressing feminine ills 'from which
so many women suffer.
5~Carl liclmIich Stump! to Sadie
Hoilstiue.
o-lt‘rederie'k Benjamin Mead to Ma-
rie Annie Tnmlyn. ,
9—--lt‘red George Barlow to Elsie lsn- 4“
hcl Romansk)‘. $4 98
O
12~Dlxon McNeitnn to Annie Louise
(Tole.
lit—“Frank Lefirnnd Storms tn Madie Cost and Suit Rooms, second floor.
Mend.
inwtlneinno Albnnese to Carmela 1.11- . n v
1...... , interesting Prices on
16~.lohn Henry Ode to luez Helena .
Tallmndge. D . , G
til—lotus Mmlno to Archangeln (inn GSll'able OOdS
diooo. '
:zlmévilllam ilerglnilti to Agnes Cecelia Many odd (rides in Ster- it is a good time. 110w to
:;;«i:1?$::l;?l?:,m,w (30mm. to Emil.» ling: Silver are marked at pick up bits of passcmcn—
‘ (inner V£(Il1edr'ly. . ll 1“ clearance prices. Military (cries, Persian embroider-
“5“;3fi’,‘.‘.’,,;,,‘,‘,‘.3,,_"“ ”um“ m 'u 11 brushes. cups. pencils and iea. remnants of laces and
'Il“~erIlntzmll;ViI'Vtrll Whilm‘t‘ 10 Ed!“ pcnltoldcrs, mirrors, scis~ all-over embroideries. The
i “W . s. .
16.4113)“ WWW”; m nose 8wirs.l(y sors and cut glass cream prIcrs are most tempting,
til—“James Willlllam Thompson to Marti .3, jars with silver tops. . Hall and if one has only an idea
III—31.33:: Nelson Gage to Catherine. [A price. ._ m“ 35 ‘0 future needs, bargains
38 3225:1943; '(uld to Sarah Wnsser V") “mim‘m' things. are “)de There in? lo"?-
‘ mun ' ’ ' 'At the Jewelry Section. lv things for ' gtumpes,
lib-Charles Carnegie to Mabel Strnt- ———-——~——-‘— sleeve trimming, and sto-
1011. . , , .
Ill-«Henry Burr (lorham lo Eva De Odd ..pleqcs_ (9‘ Jewelry ‘llI‘Cl‘el5~ One has but ‘0
Mead and handsome dress acces— look.
ll~(lior'liielius Luber to Lillian Me sories have éhhflg't‘tl prices
\ II (In , m.
be?!” A’ large belt old I) of grav
11-1». . 12111.11 silver lattice xi'ork. with .\ lot of Fdhcy China,
Iw-llcVnplI [Shulyfiiixgmn 1 1'. silver gilt inlay pork. and fruit dishes, plates, and
-« 11 -l (I I e (T
:I'—~ A‘ltrlu lwC 111211111. 3; fl ornnnientcd with pieces of other pieces which have
iI—kzr'tl‘giaIaV.Vlfinli'llrox hi 1‘ jade, was $890 NOW been selling at V25c. .'ll‘Vc
(4:11.131 Pimp 1. 1' 21‘- marked at $3.50. Like rc- marked to goat Ioc. Spec—
3*(\‘\(ol‘mn giggllg‘lm: § I79 7 H (lilCllOllS prevail Oil chains llllt‘llS of line WINES can be
~— _‘ ‘ 1 L0.. .,
leek KL 8 a: 2 g bracelets. beads and orna- selectcd from out the lot.
9-Phoehe (louevn Pilitt , 47 ll’lli'l ms to l) ’ “5 a c
”5 111 (III no A. emson. , 79 .. . , .. 'C‘ ’
r3231},Ignyggom all l’l‘hose {in-"mill in” and Clips and sauccis with
.-— . . I. .... .I u 115 Nice
‘2—Jnmes Edward Milner‘» 3-88 "(.912 w 1° are to “n; it , l, 3,, borders of (lurk. flowulg
33-313m-pmt Viola Plattner - .6 20 0‘ snow and “I." I) “ll“ -‘ Mm. _.,. -:
'— “" " 0mm“ “ms 20 4 17 and go to the. southland ‘ "
ill—Aaron llenryliot 69 It 1 . ' . ' . --‘-.—-rr'7rI _
4.4111111 Yoczek 3’ 1 1 9 may be Interested Inthc .. .
‘2:§‘2.'.‘}3%§§i§§"”““ smith 3; I; a: lovely thin materials that 'l be little “Coasters" (Ire
‘O—Aususta. Innisé'lmwson so 9 ”9 are now offered , at such useful and save the polish '
31343131313?pr d‘lfhw‘“ 70 5 2‘ low figures. The thin and of mahogany (“la :oak m“
.—- I11 enoucz . . . . - "
H~James McGinn . ;-- It“-I"(ld‘7.?.ls..-~;6 beautiful mushns of rare hie. "Iihey “CPNSPthPSE'
”Elsi???“ Fl'e‘lS‘mI‘“ .. ., 21* coloring with figures and with a silver‘rim'..'.i‘lld 1115‘
lRS ’ ‘
:Z—«Enti‘ma llodnal .. . 7 5 . ' borders tllatwill make into large. enough to hold a
-lo 11 B. Bogglnno 1'18. 2 l . x . 5.111n1l11cr._
’9——~Peter Shields 3 the lowlicst empir( gcmn ....
10-— Albert Cornelius Blocker 87 4 18
-—-——&-—i—~.——.
PlLEs CURED m 6 To 14 DAYB.
PAZO OlNTMEN'i‘ is guaranteed to
cure any case at itching. Blind. Bleed
lng or Pmtrudlng Piles in 6 to 14 Vdoya
or money refunded.
SIX DIVORCE CASES A WEEK.
Superior Court 8m 1.16111 to from
Class 0! Cases. in This County
Lawyers or Falrllsld county have
received notice that net over six db
vorca cases will be printed oil tho=
short calendar earth w‘e‘elh Ally “(din - ‘
vorce case standing over Willllie- Inso-
.‘gslc-Ii ‘Q'Y‘WW‘
. 587.834!
(VIII
Mummy ‘
. . ' INltoIt
ed at the foot or the list. of all cases i“ ‘ "
then claimed ‘sI'x‘ uncontested (It. De 3 Dec, V1; 1%
vorce cases for one day Is conoidertld ’ 4,. Ira I' l,
a large, number for niost counties.
but. hardly for Fairlield county. It. is
only a few weeks ago that the to .
of Danbury alone 'fur'nishé'd ‘el In:
cases on the short calendar list. Tile '
southern part or the commit-11111111111 ‘
a fertile field for divdrces. as this MI
in section where the summer hamlets l
uh", ..
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‘Issuéd toil
harp-“1.,
CONGRESSMAN LIMATOUR ILVL.
CHICAGO, Jan.18.-—Cori ressma
M. Limatour' or Ménico Cit. 111(1an J
ill here. He was on his way east on
business chuneei’ed gylih the lht‘eisst‘u'
or his brother secrl (try III the Mexi-
‘th
f .
(1‘h Brownsville soldiers in the con
Silt (it elsewhere. ,1
litter his retire ant wfrom them send . .
1v 1. or v s Ls.
‘KERJIIIIA 18"-—Arrl Eeds'zstr .
._frotn mutton. ,
. “or?“ fish ‘i
"it”
(lfiiiéil‘B i e (’6
on ch 1i next
MI“ «156".
counsel for the
not of the Twenty:
IIlegI‘o camel}?
ill"
Flnfbntry. Both 1 Min NOR
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