“in; l: (30.. all Well
’l‘he Gas Securities Ch,,_ 011 Decent
aler- 31 last had a. surplus or $2.1m), 1;.
11pm: stash $853,800. and total hoists
or $3,376 854. .Ji'he‘re have now been
added to the assets ransom are;
fretted snd $1,160,090 so men stock,
or the Utilities Inlvrovement 00., ‘
Which; at present millet prices, are
valued at $3,930, 000; asking the total
present assets 36998134 This is ap-
proximately twine the total issue of
notes
Utilities improvemenf 00.. as s. re
suit 0! the teen-hymn!“ oi' Doherty .
properties, has been placed in en un-
usually strong financial position. At
the breast time its total liquid assets,
"including steaks, bonds. cosh etc"
amount [to m.srl.m:_;1cnmut earn-
ingo lure ot the rate «6.13 per dent.
on its common stock. '
‘ fi literati—flay Be Elt-
emodioriitllltlee ling, ,
prevomsiltv Biotin. "
I. Mercy s Company are
.mlie subserlnflon at not
, odillteroat'to date of deliv-
onmoondyearo per cent. clear
his coupon gold notes or the Geo
1113800., dated March 10m, 1913.
e Much lots. 1914. The‘notea
Willi. into manned and
iltdelts of Utilities improve-
Matte basis 01 nor for the
_ .‘w‘itlr a "henna" or 30 file:
milieu, it the privilege is em-
1‘5“ Ray 10th, 1918 M1
converted inbsenumt to that
ohm-lea ‘tonne‘ellper
tor such month until the date at
7 tr. Subscriptions are payable
haircut. in cash on date 01’ s
s
O
m manholes. remnants.
, We“ rely on Dr. Thom' Electric
. l"."11“sillili'.iil.ttlie sting % of cuts. burns
see ones. 11 «snot tn
‘mMflmuttheMceoifimiM-uhm I ,
“WW. ltlin' t the nmoontomeymt
hagukdondmdinte WWW
Animal Regulator
Wm ”‘
insures mm
mm- elm-12......“
Ilene.
“Your ”but
06.". 8-5. M M
_, men he."
. ‘ Healing Ointment
‘ MW “"333.” he»
“u “Kt‘fim roll—11% sum
”new ‘ )‘difliflfldfl’ofl mum-beware.” ,
0'“! nos. 18? WfltflllflTDN 81., ”UT” NORWAIJK.
leRl Sl’lflll
. Very'Beat Flour 3 large bag 70c
Very Best Flour a barrel $5.50
20 lbs Granulated Sugar $1. 00
,‘ Great A81? Tea Company
Ill vanadium or. tour» mam .
Wesson-animus. ruse-hm
M“.
inotoroyele in a relation
:iogwellsrteraudnemion. .1 ..
4m; with at. another, John 1. DAN»-
‘ 1 thumb Benedict Career 0mm.
: D A. 11.. will meet Wednesday. etthe
homeoiliroH.B.ltogoro. 3..
Joseph Bitumen is reported so do
The F. 81 Wins cottage on {Bald
win street is bold: plhsterod. ‘
“W
Miss 1111.11.11. Murphy of Seminory ~
street is visiting in Elizabeth, N. J. -
Stephen Dietsko visited with
h'iendo in South Norwalk yesterdav.~
Denial Roche has returned after a
pleasant vnentlon spent at Washing-
m ,
Mr and ill-.11. T. Judd at Brooklyn fi
spent yesterday with relatives on
Perkstreet. . .
w" M
lair. and hire, Andrew P? 3b“. of
TSemlnory streetvlsi‘t yesterday for a
visit in Pltteleld. -
«aw—~—
W-illism uneven hoe been view
port. Penna street.
a...-
l, Lv‘
cam...
A number or local people expect to
go to Tsimndge Hill Friday evening,
to linens the supper at that plsée.
Mrs. White and Robert White oi
Ridxefleld visited yesterday at the
horns of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur as»
’mls.’ ‘
wThe Cooks; hedmntterai‘their 'own
way Friday evening They won by
in: palm mm the man“
bowling we; done. ‘
mm on tlie‘inteflor‘dt‘i’lle‘iisr-
shall Steers: residence will begin
soon. The plane will be Edmund
nad'inlproved considerably.
The Orange is pinning for another
pleasant session this evening. when
done. work will is. done. All mar
tainment has also been mum.
The—Boy Scouts are contemplating
shindig: encampment. Preparations
will soon be begun. The detail will
even so soon so more: weather”.
rivers.
_ inn win out on the Weill: pond on
m-
Wfidd Mr
Floor
Coverings
airflbumdflibde
loll toe out this season. nYeste
whim weathlr broke up the ion.
of whioll has disappeared.
W
resin it Marble tor a large dialogs
rind of loot! tune to accompanyethe
om
nut is shawl randy tor oeeuvthcl.
The grading Ind building“ M511“,
accosted most at the the recently
The structure will he s unusual; one
ousting about 135.000.
C. Banger secretary or the recently
opvoiuted building annuities at the
been, token and the committee is open
"multimmno
,‘ dew tllhlo ins inmost-Iv
1.,
1
1 l
Tull? 1. Gender piece he chose
T. c. Rockwell'is chairmanund F.
it. E. Church. No definite “my”
to tent-tile mention. The nuclei
heard is scheduiod to meet next Wed
noudoy. l
One 91 the prettieot exhibits of hot--
tedplnntsonnheseenotthelaw
renoe parlors these days. Pinhfihnd
red geranium how been carelnl tn-
lren one of by Mr. Lawrence. ;!1‘he
flowers are unuuslly large and hull
lor mosses.
Wmulded irks grim disé
err-stun Wed an internment
which will 11. given .1111 Much of for
the beam at the iihmy. .The inter.
ailment will consist or music ugnwr.
It the meeting. The first of the!“
lures, it was lull-nod. will he give
be illustrated by imprison views
and moving pictures. The imam!!!
campaign was also spoken oi.
sobjeot is being ed at beholder
ably. The matmrgufll be given mush
attention by the leuue‘ dull: the
coming your.
The birthday
Them ”out: by the W Aid
“Intro! the Methodist Chord wen
About 116 all
land the sense and tile entertain
mt which followed. 0! course the
most interesting We no the Win
humosmiersmmm
ihsmmmomls-
. Mrs.
supper simian
Mom.flerewmlomm‘
“ someone oi abundance; how 2..”
7““ ° parable lustre, softness and 11111111
ligr jlolllghtflon no hair is he
. 16"!“me spy—4m 11 hot.
. or the stub during the heat year. was
preeontedwith a bountiful brooch he‘- ‘ '
cause or her good work in this orilce.
Jellilf was delighted with the ‘
slit and warmly thanked the infill”;
t for their kind gilt.
Miss Eve Ferris is visiting relatives
in Namath.
lilies Vent! Photon Was a weekend
VlSltOf lll ‘Bfldseport.
l. a. meme spent. 1m evening as
the guest at Boston 1mm.
C. P. Knapp, of linrhult Street. has
1.. ‘8. when spent over Sunday at
his hears in the Upper Parish.
Stanley .F’errlo has returned to
Brooklyn. otter a short visit in town.
Mrs. D. n. ' undress in sun with- her
mother in‘ Greenfield. who remains
very ill.
The Misses Mervin, of Greenfield,
111111.- illr lawman llll them My have been guests 01 their brother,
arranged in several tiers in his finer Burton P Kerwin.
fir. and Mrs. A. a medley attend-
TM‘WW my. . ed the Automobile show. in Bridge-
mhmsoixh as: W m. wmmmml;
all» lines nm and Ronnie 11111,
at the West aide were Sunday guests
or ill» Viola Moors.
Mr. undone. L A. Boers and dough;
etc. Th0 lam "m by M U!" “r Helm h’ya "mm“ (mm “WINE“
ion Electric Oofivlny were illll'il “till my...“ Ellyn lh Baikal .
iliso Mounds ham returned a.
on April 4. The subject is "Electrl- lie-bury. yesterday; otter a. weekend
oil: in tile Home.” The lecture will visit at her home in Nerdsld.
air and litre. d". C. Pilot: and ehiv
The «iron. or (land Hill,
alveolar: have not yet; arrived. but the guests or the. Martin Rowlend..
l are. Walled; Provo. ‘who has open:
some time with rm untilri elm-lee ._
holfion.
Mrs.
My more! days with m New
wait friends, mural
A special business meeting or the
Nor-held WWI! cannot: do
ilestymholdonflondsrmtimllop
__ little delay in masking this an—
arms wished to be quite cumin that the
earlobe" lines were" complete. Still there are a good
many? millibets expected but tlurre issue}: a good show'
’ ing how:- tllst *vre do not hesitate to invite VlS'itors.
English Twice-do, Gohnan and American Worsted
Sailings, the tolerably light or eight- cloths for summer
. tailored gownaj‘nnd one-piece dresses, in both light and
llark ell'llrztsh 1 5 ~ v
M’idtlis averaging from 511 to 56 inches l _ ‘
. $1 M to $2.00 a. yard
Mihilli‘ Suiting}; wool mixed witll a. little cotton,
' nlaiknga very strong, firm Weave, which will stenrl the
laundry splendidly. T hoes goods are put out by
Priestly’s people. which is sufficient recommendation. In
narrow stripes, light tails and greys, 54‘ inches.
$1- 25 a yard.
Display at La Reelsta Corsets
Spring Models
T he: first showing in Bridgeport of the new nmdcls
for this season ‘
spirabone. remarkable for its. resiliency. which makes
the. Corset different from any other. giving it a genuine
\ ulrlix idnality ‘
‘4 Prices at $2. $0, $3.00. 55. on and $8.13.
and Co. Corsets at $1.00 to $2 50.
Catered Dresses for Children
Small Clearance at very Low Prices.
M. »
with Bulgarian braid airless for 5 and (.1 years
. 7a.. ..
Plaid Ginghams. that \\ ere $1.00 and $1.25. for 4
and 5 years;
50¢.
COMM Dresses that ’w‘ ere $1. 50 and $1 75, 4. 5
13 years
’ . $1.00 yr ry special. '
Small lots of Breasts, mixed asmrtmenis,
lfiies. 39c, soc and 75¢-
d o '
Oil Cloth and Linoleum
New Lines Ready Now for Spring.
Oil Cloths, 25c and 351: square yard.
Linoleum, 50c. doc, Slide, $1.25 and $1.50.
l
and
ll rule: 11
l
or 89an Tailored Wear
La Resistor. have 1le wonderfully flexible boning of ‘
xo. fi
Models to suit all figures 1 Lower grades of I) H. 55'
“ new Flanders automobile. Little Chambray Frocks tan color trimmed with -
, Mrs. cm“ Homes is entertaining brown or white for ages 4. 5 and 6, were $3. 50.
hermother,trom-Ridseiield. . $1.50.
‘ Chnmbray Frocks pink. blue and ten trimmed ~
were Blinder ’
has returned to Mellon.
.1'
-'
J.P-fltoh.whohulleen
homoW-r
w.
in wound to none in quality it prior: aired.
io.oos
lorunts’ and Children item
will Berle. m m 1.111
the” two children per».
Your loot will exvarlence pleasure it you buy your 11011.1.» item
1
' Moon we sell them wearing and that his ties shape of in e ‘
lost. Meet at our Holler: stool: lo the 1mm "Onyx" hmnd which i ‘
1
Women's, lines from the alumni?
“Mn”... the is 75o pair
JW‘ Wit ”ma H..;u.1l.-l’ns..,uu”Haitian 1“” .13“ M'P‘“h_
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