, This Beautiful Showing of Easter and Spring Apparel Here are a Few Items to which we direct Special Attention Easter Neckwear An unusually attractive‘ collection, includ- ing Dutch Collars, Jabots, Rebate, Coat and Dress Sets. Ribbon Flowers. etc. Easter Waists at $1.98 exceptional offering comprises Waists that would be especially good value at $2.50. Choice assortment of Lingeries, in very desirable models, in- cluding the popular Peplum Waists. Excellent tailored} styles among the lot. Full Spring and Easter Stocks Special values in Women's Silk Hosiery, in a variety of the best styles and col— ors. Prices are from 500 to $2.00 pair. Hosiery An Interesting Easter Display of Kid and «Fabric Gloves FashionableVeiiings 1 itial, 5c each ’ at rise the box. lsr Pins, Hat Pins, etc. 86 WASHINGTON ST. Handkerchiefs Women's Unlaundered Handkerchiefs of pure Linen. with hand-embroidered in- Women's sheer Shamrock Lawn Hand- kerchiefs, with dainty initial. six in box. ‘ Attractive Jewelry Dainty designs and well made, compris- ing Earrings, Bracelets, Necklaces. Coi- at $1 00 pair. $2 75 20-buttou length Kid colors. All lengths, perfect in fit and finish Women‘ s s-ciasp French Kid Gloves. in an especially good variety of. styles. and the season' a most desirable shades. 16- button length Kid Gloves, $1.98 to Kayser Silk Gloves in black, white and Fans Dainty for Easter Gifts. We are showing a very handsome assort- ment in stratified and pretty painted designs at 5°C to $1. 50. Gloves. 33. '50. Of Leather, frames. fresh and wear. The N. E. Ryan Company All week there has been an increaIing demand for them. We have a fine va- riety of the new White Veilings in the most wanted designs. at 25c to 75c yd. New Hand Bags Also an Iaeortment of new. Bags. including real hand crochet. and various styles for street and evening Bridgeport Advertisements. | Bridgeport Advertisements. . .... n...._.._ ... “a... ”WWW...” Bridgeport Advertisements -w—W~ with gilt or 'gun metal handsome Novelty Hand SOUTH NORWALK _I to supply that want. ’ Easter Attractions ‘ 1’: Atlilaater time we all want to have something new, and we are ready .‘ NECKWEAR .7 Lace Collars and Collar and 0qu Sets arc in grant demand. We have a good assortment. EASTER GLOVES Every lady wants a new pair of Gloves for Easter. Look at our line. “Hem-no” Kids at ........ 75c Black, White, Tans. ‘ “West End" Krde at ...... $1.00 , Black. White Colors. Long Silk Gloves at . . . . . $1.03 Black. White. Colors. Short Silk Gloves at ...... 500 Black. White, Tans. EASTER RIBBONS ....... 25o Attractive Styles. SHlRT WAISTS We "have received our Spring stock and show the latest 111 popular prices. Excellent Values at ....... $1.00 Better Grades .3125 to $3.49 SPRING HOSIERY our Specialty ..... »...25c Hose lilaclt, White, Trina. . SlLK HOSE ....... 500 and 31 Black, White. Tans. Special BrandW‘CadIt," “True Shape," “Buster Brown." Lu- tlios' and Children's. CORSET DEPARTMENT “American Lady" ..... 81 and I2 Are deservedly popular R a G Corsets in the Lending Styles. C $4 WASHINGTON ST. .’ Salary day hover around it it wasn‘t also bill day. »_....._... A. ~1-Dickerman 81 SOn Some of us are Humpty Dumpties 1. _‘ who can never be put together again. would come w".— TEl EFHONE 440 FUNERAL OF SENATOR TAYLOR. NASHVlLLE; Tenn, April i.-'i‘he people or Western and Middle Tonnes- see today paid tribute to the memory or "fiddling Bob" Senator Robert L. It In chanced use waste is more than repair. The ornna not is and ion edeohtsliy than. 'i’hlt circulation is poor. the Taylor. Through the hull of the house ‘ in the stole capitol today'thousands ' oi persons walked past the unity or Wadrihgto'n hunday. . Nashville today one .. out near and the capital gain libel! Mar providing forthe thousands or Tonnes- sesan. who came to witness inseam- 11 monies in anal honor or [the ‘1 “mm times lied 1‘ state. another: the new senator. who succumbed in I Tin”; EAST LYME TROLLEY FROG-PER- 008. NEW lDNDON, April d.-—-An oili- cial or the New London on East Lyme Street Railway company. ItIt- ed today that the interest “or the hoods would be paid and that the mad was never in a more prosperous condition than it in today. it intent-st payment is delayed. it is due to a dosh-é oi certain persons to depress the price or the securities ...... m~m FILES CURED m 0 1'0 14 DAYS. Your druuist will refund money it i‘ttzo Ointment falls to cure any case .11 itching, 15111111. 111mm; 81 Protnid— w. ' 1113 Plies in 6.10 14 days. 50c; .. .. .». ‘. mm,“ ‘ 1111101150 m Titottev COLLiBlON. CHICAGO April «in-«Nine persons Wore injured. two prohhbiy i:1lally,to- day, When it Kedaio avenue trolley car crowded with passengers was struck and partly demolished 11y 'nu east-hound freight train on tho Chica- go and Alton Railroad, The collision occurred at? South Kedsle avenue between West aith and West 38th streets.» 01’ as»- -Can't look well, eat well oi (eel well with impure blood teedipg your bod). Keep the blood pure with lint- doclt Blood Hitters. Eat simply taue exercise keep clean and you vul have ion: 1119;, GOOD ROADS NEEDED FOR COURTBHIPS. 131110.100. April 4.4410011 roads as a means of promoting courtship in the districts were advocated yester- day 1' Bishop Samuel Fallows in an address before the illlnois Women's State Good Roads Convention. mac's I choose Miss Freckle-Paco, to try it new rented;- loo treaties with the criminal” a routi- denier that twill on cost you 11 may “11am removes «monsoon. willie it it it time yous tile" ‘ 8 pocket Ith'iie last. night. while in a , llsim here. its bled truly hetero d five cents a point. ration with the smallest justification. ' to obligate yourself in any way. . “93” ler Tonic not. give entire satis- ‘ Motion to the users, litter would lose whim in or M our Wis. m in‘ Locomotion“ our business practise WONDERFUL GAflE Of BRIDGE. NEW YORK. April i. ~The story 01 I. remarkable sinus of bridge which was played on the last trip or the lin 01' Olympic between New York Midi Plymouth. on: told here today. The players were two'Amerioonn, an Ans- trallan and an Englishman, playing at They were fairly matched and played freely. declaring on light hands. and doubling n decla- Tho Englishmn made I heart do clnrntton and fins promptly doubled by his opponent. He redoubled and was again dentition. The redoubilux did not. finish until. according to an onlookcr who was keeping tally, the value had multiplied 19 times. The gums- when played out resulted intho loss or the odd trick by the Englishman. When, however, the players calculated what. the points were. they round thoyhui multiplied up to 2.097.152. and that the trick was worth 5104.850. The losers said that this was absourd, and that no one realized what he was doing. Even- tually it was agreed that the losers should each pay 0500 for the odd trick. 111111. 11.111111 it You HaveHSealp or Hair Trouble, Ae- cept This Offer. when we promise your money back for the were asking it Roxell ‘93" Hair Tonic does not do as we claim it will. you certainly have no reason for even hesitation to try it. We do not ask you We could not attend to '0‘ strongly endmse Roxall "as" Hair Tonic and continue to soil it as we do. it it did not do all we claim. Should our on- thusiasm carry us away. and liexall would Inner. .1 ms; - —-v--. _ hats and frills 1111 top. Sumctimcs looked. so much mailer. ()i murm- when 11 l‘lulilt‘ of Anti trunks 11'1- snmc were bigger than others. and were. the larger was your of tissue paper. things have changed. it in i he tu' trunks for occasions. generally. and one side is a c. loser :1 curupnrlmcut for huts. Well known impartiruinr 111cm llnrltunu Hai.il1t-s~..\‘ltirt and S LETTEI Fliillil Willi"! IIDKE TIE FIIILIES (Continued from first 11111501 was introduced in .ovl- aging lettri dance and was read by tho tourt ills honor asked several questions about it, but Mr. .laycox said he knew nothing further than that his wife had said, after he. spoke to her shout the letter. that she was in love with Holmes and could not get over The evidence showed that. the young people were married on Nov 27.1900. The wife was Edna All in; when she changed her name. it‘ was in Soptemher. 1908 that. Mrs.‘ Holmes allowed that letter to Mr. .lsyeox. His wife left him on the 29th 01 the month, a few days later. She went to New York and said she was going to earn her own living. Two weeks later. she wrote to her husband a rather osmotic letter. "i am doing what 1 think is best for ‘Bud' and yourselt and mysell.”she wrote. She wanted her husband to see that. "But! " the not. name tor new boy, Felt kindly toward her and she asked that the little fellow be allow- ed to use her mother. Ellie expressed 'rogretl‘ior the_troui1lo and said she was sorry site had been :‘such I ml.- stable tailors." Made In Feel Bad. Iron: “is 1his 0011 did not no I“ lliI wife's mother now. it “ little. fellow feel lion coal ounce needed. for the it on em to will. it women issue Monmouth «111111 i one Packing atruuit used in be :1 line art. in together, shoes and heavy things in the ruined when a perfectly rclinlilc tr "Saratogn." clntltcs \vt-rc crow O . 1.111 hangers, suit.» and skirts .hcinp 011 the other side are drawers for underwear and “fixings" h1gh " “The Rite-Rite. " “The Boodwar," etc. Wright, of nation. hride back to the quiet Connecticut town, and twenty four hours after she Irrii'od also expressed dissatisfac.‘ longer: she remained there the less she liked it, although Mr. Wright titted lin beautiful little cottage for her have her every luxury that his moans turned. The life. met! the who.» Whom M” Elite E. iii. Real! (immunity. militant 1115:. G _ro TRAVEL communism. ”our: REQUIRES THE LATEST DEVICES IN muuxs AND BAGS. Everything went bottom. gowns. ‘linutimmt- clothes were circling ink-well i11'11kc 'nr luilct u‘nlcr lli‘illx't' it iliii 11111 rt; just trunks, except that the more fashionable you Packing Mb :1 back- breaking, iriiscrablc 3'01). and in spite of much skill and stuffing 1‘ti Nth t'lllit‘lll century and 1111c has and rinuplwl. The modern intuit opens in the middle, in which garments are hung adjusted to stay in place. (11111 The Acme of Trunk Perfection, Hartmann Wardrobe Trunks. and women as "The Berth- :\l.~=1 llll‘l‘t‘ are teamtr lrunlts. At $30.00, $37.50. $49.50, $52.50. $60.00. $67.50 and $82.50. Now liucs just received. STEAM ER TRUNKS In all required sizes. 28~i11cl1 30-inch 32-inch 34-inch plinth $3.00 $3.50 $4.00 $4.50 $5.00 Specials in Steamer Trunks. Sizes 3:. 54 and 31‘) inches. $5.00 36. 38. and 40 inches. $10.00 Dress Trunks, 32. 34 and 311 inches. $5.00 5 ' Motor Trunks. Black Enameled Leather. 28~inch 3(Jrlllt‘ll 28-inch 21inch » $7.50 $8.00 $21.50 . $26.50 HAT CASES Of Russet Leather with black or yellow linings, $8.00. “London Russet,” portaliun, $11.25. English Kit Bags. Russet boarded, nptft‘léil i111- 22-inch. $26.50 20-inch $28.75 Black Whipcord grain and iiiadsttmc [lags $14.50. __‘ Alligator Bags, $24.50 to s $34-50- Black Walrus Bags. Very Special. in slaw 15. H1. 17 111111 18 inches: ‘. Value $11.25 for $ 8.50 Value $12.00 fin $ 9.00 Value $12 75 for $ 9.50 Value $13.50 fur $10.00 Russet and Tan Bags. Sizes 14. 15, 11’», 17 and 18 inches: . , Value $11.25 fur $8.50 Value $11.51) li1r $8.75 Value $12.00 for $9.00 Value $12.50 for $9.25 Value $12.75 tor $9.50 Cabin Bags. . . Russtl “inwards, grain 1(1 and 18 i11cs.i1c $1000 and $10.75. Doctors’ Bags. 01' Robbie (Zuni, Goat Seal, and Alligator. $6.25 and 11p. SUIT CASES. illncit Walrus. 24411. for $28.00 Black Walrus, $5.00. From 1.2 to 18 inches $1.25, $1.50. $2.50. $3.25 and very speninl. up. From 24 inches up $2.50. $3.50. $4.00. $4.50. $5.00 up in .00. . Telescope Cases. 20in; 22-in. 24-iu. 26km. $1.15 $1.35 $1.50 $1.65 @112 R. illll. illtaii Company. ROYAL GROCERY CO SPECIALS FOR EASTER Fresh Laid Eggs per dozen,‘ Magnolia or Clover Milk, pet can, 17 lb. Granulated Sugar . 8% lb. Granulated Sugar . " ‘ whom»: -«....»- l2 Cans tall Salmon Peerless Flour. per bag, A large supply of Fresh Vegetables PHONE 120“. 25gb; 100 - . $1.00. " V - soc; 22 SOUTH MAIN sr. ‘ Dorian Too Quiet. Selma Alice Wright was a divorced woman when she married Francis 1). with ting nine.- The d attend.- Kimono Guile. ‘ that it 111 whidli‘i .1” ion and 111.111.. He brought his 5‘ nails on the floor. and -JLLW .... ,Hampshlre and later went a-v to Now. that city. 1: was 111 New York' that ’Arthur showed he had a violent tern-- per and he let his “'10 hecorne “13.10 01' the fact. : A1 tlmr was doing some repairing in their home and there were some ‘M-rs. Brown told him out it Arthur. .112. tell on then he might he injured and when one intent to pick thorn 1111 Arthur kick on But the wife felt like a caged bird her in the hack Ind then struck her and she grew to into the place on in the; taco. Her mother was present June 5 1808. she IIid she in; 1.501 It. the time and saw the man abuse in: away, and she has never“ so “her do ' 1: A 600100 was given on the around of assertion; ' litter.“ 1-H“ Settle Temper At another time. while Mrs. ‘ BMW“! brother was visiting at their ‘ her. bad Lat ilnlshed dinner Al‘ihtii‘. wanted ’0 press his ”011 the dluno table and H 'lie 1cl’uscd to allow at blind the table olpth and snout . dishes to the. floor breaking them ‘ hi ashram. 1905 Arthur ctr -» ' and dragged her about I. roe ,. ’ y the hair. The trgptrneut or 3:110. "limb.“ was more thlli fill WW! could hear so she left him in «II ”,1 taut Ind went bsclt t with 5;: till ow om 1. YClli where the husband was on» ployed as a motorman on a train in ‘ 51
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