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5 Elteclpe Cabinet couplete
Patchouli Cabinet 25c.
Wonden Cabinet 39c.
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WEATHER FORECAST.
Forecast for Norwalk and vicinity:
.Fnir, followed by rain or snow late to-
night and Saturday; warmer tonight.
The western disturbance now terms
a welldetlnide storm area central
oved Missouri. During the last 2!
hours it has caused rain or snow from
the Rocky Mountains eastward to Ohio
and from the Gulf northward to the
Lake region. The precipitation has
been heavy during the last twenty-tour >
hours in _some of the western and
southern states. Kansas City. Mo. re-
ported ll inches of snow and Pensa-
cola, Ms... 3.38 inches of rain. The
temperatures are rising in central and
'esstern districts,
WEATHER A” YEAR AGO
. ‘TODA'Y.
_—__.
Temperature: Low, 30; high.
38. Snow.
Retina”!!! Macbeth. motor. or 'St.
Thomas’ Episcopal» Church. Bethel.
Conn. will be the speaker at the even-
ing Lenten service. to he held tonight.
in Trinity Church. at 8 o'clock. The
full choir will also be in attendance.
~4Dnnclng Sat. night. Polley's ball
room, 2'! Monroe St. 25c. couple,
Plans for a dance or an entertain-
ment to be held the first meeting after
Lent were considered at the meeting
of the "Star of Columbia Circle, Com-
panions ot the Forest. last evening.
No date has as yet been decided upon
for the visit of the grand officers to
the local lodge. '
the first consideration of
~Fresh Shlds. 12 1-2c lb. N. Y. Mki.
The Matinee Whist Club was enter- be more than pleased to
tained at the home of Miss Mai Cur-
tis, West avenue, yesterday after-
‘ noon. Mrs. Dixon McNetton assisted
the hostess. There were eight tables
or cards and the prize winners were:
first. Mrs. H. T. Prowitt; second. Miss
“Katherine Betta; consolation. Miss
EloiseByington; guests. Mrs. ‘Freder-
ick L,‘ Lamson. A dainty collation
was served afterwards.
we are more than willing
confidential and through
worded Shlds 12 1-2c l'b. N v Mkt.
A meeting of the Second district to
tors has'heen called for Monday even
.. tug. March 15, at 8 o'clock. in the;
Council room of the—City Hail. The!
matter of authorizing the Second dis-i
triet commissioners to turn over the
fire equipment owned by this districti
to the Fourth Will be considered, and
the.mat_ter of authorizing a unit claim l
deed to a piece of land on Eils streetw
and receiving for it a right of way for.
the pipes already laid, will be taken.
,‘lp.
" ~Hpiilemade Sausage. 12 l-2c lh. N.
”Size 9x12 Feet
Convenientw' Credit Terms.
QUALITY—In oii’ering merchandise. quality is always
tan Brussels Rugs are no exception to the rule.
the loyvncss of price, they must not in any way be con-
foundcd with the many low grade and inferior rugs now
on the market. They are made to wear, and wear they
will or we will refund your money.
allow you to make asmall payment at the time of pur-
chase and the balance ill easy weekly or monthly terms
as is best suited to your convenience. We assure you that
our credit accommodation.
to enjoy your purchase while paying for same.
open an account with you today.
Free Truck Delivery Within 50 Miles.
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this institution. and these Puri-
DCSP‘tC you to make your ou‘n deductions.
have $18.00.
obvious.
TERMS—It is not necessary that you pay all cash in
order to secure one of these most excellent rugs.
We will
open an account with you and
tory. a store service uncxccllcd.
to have you take advantage of
Every transaction is strictly
our credit plan, you are enabled
Let us
in the furnishing of your home.
COMPLETE HOE FURNISHERS.’
3’. Market.
FRECKLE-FAOE.
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BRIDGEPORT, CONN.
Now is the Time to Get mo of Time ‘
Ugly Spotl-
Do you know how easy it is to re-
TODAY‘S PERMITS.
This morning the (allowing permits
were issued by the building importer:
mm m" "g" “’0“ 3° ‘1‘“ “° mm; To Rudolph Palllovit‘h. or Richards
Mu call you freckle-lace? avenue. to erect a 38x18 veranda. to
t Simply get an ounce of othino. a". 8150.
double strength. from your urnszist.‘ 1-,. mo Begun; a Plumbing 003:].
mud n few applications should show pnn)‘ to install plumhlnl tor James
you how any 1: 1. la. rid mu." oft). ilubhell. on Water street. uptown.
we. 3 3M m . b! .iJll'fll ( ‘m.‘ To Coleman O Flore to insult
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M Tl" ton and winds at F .rmy‘nzmlbiml: It'll?" H P WM" on
Inf March have a stroll: tone. my to! Calm- n lmu
.M 5 not “it“ I“ II ‘ Milkiflgmt M. “tango: 'Ithamm.
mantel waistline-mm. Welshman
lbs» "toad: other atom “to Jones . "Mull!“ to Mall
on: up um I» In! new nun- mm 1 m 0- WW“.
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George W. Collin Jr.&Co.
UND ITAKi Rt
95 Main St. . Norwalk.
Phone 347-4. House 511-12
of West Norwalk.
'1‘. H. R. Nash to instill plumbing
for Attorney Joseph R. Taylor. ‘F‘airw
fleid avenue.
To Reed & Voik to do wiring in
the old Red Men’s Hall. on Washing-
ton street.
To Reed It Volk to install wiring
for Mrs. M. 1". Webb. 196 Main St.
To wilt-r & t‘hlttiul to wire 1m-
In. Williamson. ... . «5......
To truth Delta to win for Mn
Tllmdfl. on Puritan street.
To 'l'hvodm Stank to build it vrr ." '.
aids for I". Naomi. Hum street. ’
Lady Attendantfiicturo Framing.
mmemn.
15mm! " m cl: 91..., hut-her!
sum We to build a Item
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REBUILT . TYPEWRITERS— L. c.
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THE PURITAN BRUSSEL RUG for which we are sole agents in Bridgeport, is the product of one of the best
mills in the United States and is made to fill a long felt wont inasmuch as it combines beauty. with qilality.
and every Puritan Rug is guaranteed fast colors and to wear to your entire satisfaction. _‘It is made of wool
.. Brusscl Fabric and you may have your choice of either Medallion or Floral Design.
at so low a price only because 0fthc buying possibilities of ourselves and our associate houses.
Each
laced
We are enabled to 'oii‘er this rug
PRICE—«That you may properly judge the value of
these rugs, we give'you the following figures and
ask
It requires 16 yards
of 27 inch fabric to make a 9x12 rug. Figured at one dol-
lar per yard, this would equal $16.00. Add to this
sum of $2.00 for making. sizing and finishing and you
Our selling price is $10.85, the saving is
the
SERVICE—4t shall be the purpose of this institution
to ofi‘cr its patrons in Bridgeport and surrounding terri-
It is our pleasure to
give individual attention to each and every customer, make
deliveries as promptly as possible consistent with condi-
tions and adjust all (liii'crcnccs, and ill every way aid you
Courteous and efficient
home fill‘l'ilSlllllQ‘ experts are ever ready to give you such ‘
attention as will make tradingin this store a real pleasure.
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. Smith. Underwood.
Remington, all other
makes. sold. rented.
repaired. Rentals. I!
per month. Machines
sold at 35 per month.
JAB. DONNELLV.
10 South Main sum. M Not-walk.
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Entrance on' Main St., Fairfield Ave, and Cannon St.
ww‘
Friday, March 5. 1915.
Young iollts’ skirts in“
trim Spring styles
There arena number of very attractive flare skirts for
young women at $3 and $3.50. ’l‘hey arc
with yoke top, in blue. black and brown.
‘ Good poplin and serge are used on flare skirts that
have a little touch of saucillcss given by a pocket. liluc.
black, and black-and~whitc checks. $5.
lfiandsomc black and-navy French serge skirts have
yoke piped with satin. So.
The new putty and sand shadcs appear with mix-
tures and plaids in a gathcrinf,Jr at $7.50. Notably good of
style and tailoring. Some covert skirts are especially at~
tractlvc, ‘ 1'
Finc covert and black—alltl~\\-llitc checks. trulv line in
cvcry detail of making~$lo 7
good serge,
Second Floor.
Pretty new muslin
pctticoats—Sl.
These new Wllllt‘ pctticoats arcl
‘iullcr in model: all are mudc with ('halnoiscttc 1001“ very like'
an underlay. / chanlois~but is a tough smooth
With circular iiouncc of lace and icloth which may be easily wasll~
embroidery. . 3 «L
With full flounee und‘ . .
“she“. 1m... Lhammscttc gloves may be
wm; tucked pounce edged mid llaundered over and over without
inserted with embroidery. _ _ ,injury to appearance. They are
“lth tiounce of Val lace inserting 1 (all, white and gray—~25c.
and edged with 3 ruffles of lace. , . . .
Nicely made. Of latest stvlc.‘ Unldrcn 5. tan white and gray
‘Ohamoisctte gloves
may always be clean.
of Cluny
Excellent and tasteful. $1. “25“- .
Second Floor. ‘ Women s. gray chnnlois
New laces have ‘\\'llllC with either self or bi
’style and beauty. : back-soc. ,
Most-striking novelty forj Women's, special lcngtlt’: white
Spring are the wide and handsumel . . . .
flmmflnga in new 5mm shade... pm, .chamors and l)lSL‘lllt—-~75C and $1.
‘torns are pleasing and quality is ex- ‘ (.‘cntcr Aisle, llicar.
cellcnt. Eighteen, and 36 inches wide. I . .
matching patterns. respectivcv $1.75 Boys new S‘pnng ‘
am; 33.25. f Nbriolk suits. ‘
«0‘ beautiful 'tlisi:~‘: H". :1 ill .
I k “ H m l I“ These new Norfolk suits
shadow laces in allover“.patterns. A ‘ are
yard wide, in cream white und black. 1 much keen“- than the 'Mjarch
very beautiful. $1.25 and 53. l ’
Silk nets of fineness nrc rcudy in )“ei'es'
new shades especially titted for even-
ing wear over foundation of messin-
lino’ or other fine silk. $1.50. ’
Oriental laces of rare cifcct are of good style.
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made withrcomblnation of lilet midi ". . . . .
“misc (edges. 75° and; t1. ‘ ‘ All have patch pocketsz... .
A uncut malty bnttcrns‘ or Oriental i Sleeves are plum or. hllisht‘tl‘ ..
lace (-dgings in White cream nnd arm with Cliffs " “
range in width from 4-10 10 inches] , Z, » .1 . . . . ..
Pretty and .n0‘-91_19c m 31.50. .. = back of Jacket is where tndtvul-
Handsome Oriental flouncings of I“ ' . ~ - '
_ .» 'tltt sho \.. . ‘ v : -
:18. 21 and 3t: inch widths. u number; ‘ " . \ g BC“ I’lttlts’ kmf‘
,0: mm"... 75., to 35. iplcats, inverted pleats, and no
Unu llilaln Floor. From. pleats at all-—that's the varicty ‘
u ‘ ‘ ' ‘
5' a Y pretty that boy may choose :from.
new kerchtefs—asc. ‘ T . , ll K -1\ I
Fine snowy linen with hand-i rouscrs are a nu cr My 0‘
cmbrmdcrcd corner decoration. . And “"3 lull.
harrow border in pink, blue or! SONIC 0f thesuits are DOUblt“
lavender. hand-embroid’ered dcc- . Service; have 2 pairs trousers.-
origin): 1‘1“:fi;‘ler-._fl ‘16; fl liluc scrgcs, black—alld—white
q, .3 “‘ ‘ ”emf: 0 lcllccks, grav, brown illld tam mix-
tnstct’ul \ clltsc lace. several pat-v ‘ '
terns. turcs.
Twenty-five cents, 517435 640 18‘35 to $12-
Front Basement. .1»
New line lull silks,
pure Silk. yard Wide-«75c _.
Freshly from the maker. a cheery lot of fine tub silks. '
They'll mokc live boys mighty
iglad—-—for they have the real air
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Waists and summer drcs ses will be alike charming. ~ ,
when made from these. _ C t ..
Patterns are all striped: either in one or two colors on . ..
‘ pure white ground. ‘ “In
Plain pink and blue and ivory too. ‘ . ‘ "if”?
Of‘dclightful weight and finish. will launder well, i
and one yard wide (unusual for tub silk at price)— i . . ”.1
75¢ YARD. ‘ qt;
The Howland Dry Goods Company
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PanamtiLPoclfic
Avoid the risk, I
of ' losing your
“travel money”:
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A.B.A M22. Cheques
. Pay hotel bills with them i buy railroad and other tickets; puke...
pumhuuuthcbeushopey'nleyarsmuchufermmfl! ‘ ‘.
than money. Your mum-damn identiF ~s you. [and by ‘ I
TIE PEOPLE'S TRUST COMP HY. '
79 Wellington at South orwalk, Colin.
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