*i’hre - Home- .
made Candy 2.
Mn noun” ' '
HUM-IN. IAIN.
44 ohm“.
LANl'l fUII’ch all”
run em or unm
Plionum
F. A. LANE
n tun-him. nod. .,,
Mien no. Fields, of New, Cum.
was dioehurged‘ifrom the Norwelltlioe-
pita] Yesterdayatternoon. -’
Maillot-net lBixby, or Norwniit hae‘
been vieitingIIwiItIh Mrs. R. _A. Potts
on 4millroed4¥ avenue. New Canaan.
’, .4.
Mi owners, 60 Van Zant St.
Chalmers cgre.
4. WWW 0! Eat Not-walk; in-
193qu a town that Williem=
Mlt‘éflwu creating a disturbance in
Third street. Host Side, inst night.
._ n meetlnt‘éf the West Side im-
Drovemenb Ashoclution will he held
. this evening. in the Klondike 'Ciuh
'i‘ house. and all interested are urged to
nttend.
4 4 We?!
‘55 «at-Annual spring dance of the Nut-
I me; Club. tonight” we int“; um
anemia (mumm- 4 4 I?)
.1. .4—- _.
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MM
Mrs. Tariov, of Connecticut avenue.
‘_ claimed that boys were noisy.und do
"f straying her property. The downtown
4 police department sent Omoer‘ Gainer
to investigate: . 4
Mr. dud hire ii-lubert E. Biehop. or
it the {3mm have returned home tram a
“women trip. Mrs. Bishop developi-
ed throat trouble while in Venice. She
4 pullers new from quineey sore throat.
The first straw but appeared today
when a men bound from Florida to
Naugatuck stopped over inlaouth «Nor.
walk. lie type so annoyed by the
smiles of citizens that he secured a4
derby}
~Reddy and Ayers, 60 Van Zuni St.
tires and supplioe:
4H: 4E. Holt; separator-riot" the Non-4"
walk Chemherotflomnorooftodny roi ’
ceived‘ e4 Wtiolttm Millet“
Pillsbury. U. S. engiheer of New Lon-
am into the report or tile
Noam humor survey. In» IWW4
on to Washington on April 11. it is
probably now before the Boonie! no.2
sinners for mw‘é‘ri end Harbors for
consideration. 4
There was 9. very large nil-lbw mu:
out at Ith9 greeting, of Knhoosm Eli.
‘ moment last night to give a, welcome
to the mud oilicerp «who were in at4
renounce. The work or putting on the
Iseuond degree for a clues oi! 16 woo
4mm: and called tent will!
AWL!"
“Sentinel Would are u
and inexpensive meant or cornmeal
cotton 'l‘hty were mm were!
Mulmg u monotone 10 won“ “0
up he vlw most intercom.
WW
Ladleo' Union Suite,
, 4319647919915.
dimes; lace bottom
knee : ........
w 34.4....A
high peek abort ale
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Lndiee’ Stunner Lille
4 ......... 15c. 26:,
4 as Viv-column
“m. «or so.
UNDERTAKER
new no um Ii
uwummauw o.
"' rat. on... mum obi-mm.
‘ New spring and Shame: Knit
Underwear. in iodibs‘
hunts end [futon emu.
low. hooky-v4 ohort
’Isleevea, high neck and short
.. 389 to. ill-W
Lhdiéfi' Bx. Sire Union Suite
50: and on?
anew who ‘We‘hlit Vesta:
necit, sleeveless, Bottleneck
and short sleeves 25¢ and 60d
lAdies’ Knit Polite. lace bottom
and' chi! ltneo 24c and title ea.
Lodioe’ Lorraine Sillt' Vests
....... $1.00 an! $2.00 each
%J. I. Mallette
quilt notion
EiVente.
‘ ,4
low neck,
and out!”
:I‘I Style Book? I ‘ 4‘
.. in...
Have you seen the new
Hart Schaffner & Marx
4....
T’ 8 now ready, and it 8 worth your while to look
it over carefully. You ll get the right ideaoab‘out’
the kind 0f clothes you ought to wear.
'l he book .will-- do these things for you:
1 Show you in a series of fine illustrations, the correct 4
styles' in clothes for men and young men. 4
a Tell you why ready-clothes are best for you to buy???
and why H'art Schaflil‘cr 6t Marx clothes are best
wt.
Hands mes
of the Seas
Wool}
M4... hoLTAscn4‘3
120 WNNIM“I‘3L Mel» store—210‘?
among ready clothes.
3 Give you some good suggestions as to what you
Ought to pay for good clothes.
4. Give you some information as to the cifccrs of the
new tariif law on men' s clothes.
These'areja féw oil-the interesting points in the
book; it’s worth anyman's attention; let. us know
if you don’t getacopy. '
Rogers 8. Stevens
This store is the home of Hart Schaffner 8: Marx clothes
r14) H4MV44 .
eves lowI
Vents
see, We
3.; .
Not-walk.
a
, through
feel!
Stenotype Students l
4 Harem in the Merrill
Moon, who are being placed
V. “in petition; a that-on they are
qualified. not in wilhe now
. INi‘erriii‘i
Business Cell‘eges
“PM come.
denim.
.44....»-....«.....,. ... -.._.........
.......
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Edwin C. Burt’s 4
for Women,
In all the latest lasts andléltiiers ..
-: Coionial‘PumpS with the neweot’th'lh
Triple Toe Stockings for men, womomu
Conneally and-4 B414 .4
18 WASHINGTON ET.
h; 2.25m SELLER smears HEIAVV
Sickle. Feared Severe Punter
Gammon Hummer good li’orfeiL
tnreo
MACKEREL' ' llRiinKPORT April "-i.—-l.‘0hnecti-
“Alli! treason was enriched tedhy tell
i
LOGOTEHI “TOWN ‘
WAYNE FLINT“ FISH, 00!}, HALlBUT.
SPANISH
4 \C HDDOOK AND OTHER NW" ALL FEES." NOV 'ROZEN‘ LONG the extent of #1, tool» bond forfeitures;
LAMS DILENED AND W SHELL. OVtTEHI, ROUND 4 lit! the Common pleas court, criminali
cums. ”ooeuue ctms. eats.- ‘ side. Judge John J. Wnlah presiding 3
Peter Stokies. the heroin aelles from E
C wall, D. FishMatketlmis city. torieited his bond of stool
u S yesterday afternoon and the cash ml
. lturned into the court by check teddy 4
Welt EM wuwon Bl. Bridflv 3"“ N‘"’”“- in the City Court Sickles wan linedl
TELEPHONE 108. . M4DliW0ry4Um~MiDowntfivm
. months in jail. Prosecutor Huxiord re: l
fusedto recommend a reduction of
this pllniuhment. On the contrary, it,
we: made clear to Sicklee'hh‘wouidl
latent} swine“ come for" heavier?" term;
in jail. He decided not toapnear and'
‘the cash which he put up with Clerk:
literary. in the City Court went to thee
The City National. Bank.
manner Milano end l’li‘illpi' PilBllnoq:
charged with cruelty to nnilhais each
Sniet'y maul turf-hunted” gnome. when. «Man
4 ,Qtlorieitedagzooc Their donned wereroh'
is never gnome when W411: 4thexe¢ilomorie€4hehm4 .
it ohhid’he mmmm chalet not' out" for collection
quickly the Women mutilation-out
. m ammonium cheounomount with this Bunk m and
’ fdelWohhr‘im ofeeonflty: or o urine mount in our savings De
rumour: Wmmvnmgummmwmwwxl 4 4 14,4
M l
lowed to two-Wee o'cloolt to nppedm
4 When they failed to onsem' themeelu
Im thehonds- were fennel! .
”he
REAL norms some.
been recorded in the town cleike ot--
tide: '
nettle ofdolm n. Crockett to “44.1
Amh’rone Crockett." lot n‘nd‘huiidlnge.5
Rowoyton avenue. Exemitors’ deed:
,' oyeuue Warranty.
“will”
I 48an:3 Emil
NORMAL“.
Sound View Court. Warranty.
m
l tyi-
“W.
, emum doom " 4;4
.. ., "it
$100 and command sentenced to tour .14
”he. , 4 1.
' The ioilowing m» Mime deeds haw ‘
I
. 4W Ambroee Crockett to Charles mil '.'
44W lot and-4 mm mm ,3
l
Nettie 8.- Know to David lit. and :_
none in. noble. lot nnd buhdlnlu. 1;.
lolehh J. Llnrweiler to Frank Ooh
soul} the iota. rem “Porkt “Werrnm I.
ROTON P(
The Prettiest: Park on: (430nm:-
' No Charge for Admiss
Automobile Piloting: Sol"
THE BEAUTlFUL CASlNO IS A REAL: REQ‘4
weslbie.
48am and clean bathing beaches 4
The best. trolley service that Roton Point has ormnm
Pride of NoMlhaTvl hoot:
8'44" ounces tic-444m . 4.543th
4'l‘his4’l‘obeccois prepared eaneesly for he and 4 d
PATENT mouse (vi-“nicotine cumming“ Bir'voine?’
Lawnmower. Stationery auditing
3A5" STREET"; NOWALK.
(Warmth ' ‘
Luther
V Dealer id=4€iverland Cars;
Thinks from 1'4 ton to 5 term
Trucks from ‘4 ton to 3 ton.
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