' FRIDAY, APRIL 15, 1915
run some. NOnwALx EVENING smear.
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LADIES‘ HOUSE Dancers .
AND WRAPPERS.
soc, $1.00 and $1.15
BUNGALOW APRONS.
Hand 1
CHILDREN’S ROMPERS' i
'. At 251:." 7 -
A4 specm Value at
E. K. Banks
annexe-no Horn. stock.
' noun-I NORWALK.
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11‘ SOUTH MAIN STREET. ...._
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Ftrecast (or Norwaik and vicinity:
'Un tied tonight; Saturday lair
A secondary disturbance which is
al this morning over nbrthern
is causing unsettled, showery
cen'
Ohl
weather in the southern portion oi the1
lake; region. Pleasant weather pro-1
vaihl id other dietriots east of the
Rocky 11151111111113. The temperature
low enough at night to produce frosts
in the northern districts.
.wsATsiea A: KYEAR AGO
TODAY.
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Temperaturet Lox-11,39! high,
64. Few "‘
SI. 8. Adams, of the South 'Norwalk
7' Trust Company. is a visitor today in
NewIYoriIr city. .
George Murray. 0! Warren street, is
ill with an attack or the grip. He is
empio'y'ed at the lobes & Hotchkiss
Company. ' . .
' ——-‘Yonr watch repaired, ~18 month
writteni'guarantee 1111' Chas;
Washingtdn streets- '
The palm...“ are investigating com-
plaints m'ade by Mrs. Dellammo, of
Lexington avenue, against a resident
or the same house. 1 .7.
Sq'v’eral ducks owned by Vincent
. Btolba, or Fillow street, were injured, '
. last‘night by dogs. The matter was
repdrted to the police and dog— warden.
2‘;
1 W liam Guthrie. Oi SilverminI'e, left
tod for Savannah Ga..;wl1ere he
. willthe engaged in an auction sale' He
expjcts to ’be gone for three or four
day .t returning home about the first
, of next week. _ \
On account or the illness of Rev. c.
- E. Barto, pastor of the Norwallt M.
.- E. thurch, C. P. Keeler led the week-
ly pirsyer meetingflast night He an-
- nouhced that Rev. S. P Fairbanks
1 wood occupy the pulpit Sunday mem-
lug
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'--SUNDAY NIGHT SUPPER
.1 Served as a special at the Country
' Cluhi". 7
“w— _.
A meeting 31111 be held next Tues-
day night of the directors of the Nor-
’ well: Country Club Holding Company
and the members of the Country club
governing beard to consider the pro- '
,.positioD or increasing. the club house.
1 Three plans hove been drawn and
etchings are on. Yiewat thefclub iror
the benefit of ,the‘mernbers. It is ex-
pected at this nieeting‘ that permis-
sion will «be granted: for alterations
and .‘then the work will soon follow.
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: --MARGUEnil1TEICL’ARK.‘
7 1n "Greats. Green' at Lockwood's
’ Hall and Pleasant Hour. Friday. One
. of the best. '
Examine Your Policy.
You cannot cxc-u5e yourself for nOt using sale deposit
by saying you live or have your office 111 a fire proof build-
7 ing. Few buildings are So fire proof thht the owners or
1, tenets fall to carry insurance.
quicy specifically exempts liability 'f‘Or loss vto accounts,
deeds, evidences of debt, mossy, notes or '
on" take yOur own risk 1111:1111 such property. 1
jbllls, currenc,
'I se'curlties.”
- , ._ - A safe deposit hex will
:1; 1. loss by fire but from loss by
‘ Mystery
Just Published 3150,.
Brand. '
12" ~31. .
' trip to 11.111311111111011, D. 0., where she'
. state. convention; being-yesterday in‘
' Hartford, 0! the Woodmen .9r the J.
illicit or carelessness it's well.
ROCKWELL. & CO.
BRIDGEPORT, CONN.
FORESTER e co.
WATERiUnY, CONN.
‘ ' FORMERLY TRADING AS
Rockwell 6 Forester
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scene-swans-
East Norwalk Cash. Grocery
Telephone 743-3 Free Delivery.
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Lenox Soap,5cbarcutto.............. ...... .3¢
Best Family Flour :1 bag............... 95
Granulated Sugar, I7 lbs. ...... . ..... . $1.
Delicious Creamery Butter, a lb. 1
(:011iMedalPrintButter......... ......... .
Process Butter in prints 2 1.
l'ancy Potatoes, I4 lbs. lg:
. Pure Leaf Lard, alb., cut to .1 1 ,-
‘1SOda trackers, 2 lbs ... .1.........‘E.‘...'I;.......... 15¢
' Milk Chokers, 3 lbs. . I233.
Swirt’s- Jewel Shortening, 21 lb. ..; ........... . . .. 1 ,
Borden‘s Evaporated Milk 2 cans .. ...... . ..... 15¢
Full Weight Condensed Milk, 3 can . . . . . . . . . 7¢
‘ Fancy Evaporated Apples 1n cartons . , ..... .
1 Pure Extract Vzh'iilln:l 2 ounce bottle, cut tO ........ 18¢
Franco— American and Van Camp’ 5 Soups, 3 can ...... 7¢j
Boneless Cream Cake Codfish, apkg ........ 15¢,
Karo Corn Syrup, .3 can- ., ......... . ....... ....... 8¢
Williams' Pure Cocoa, I lb. can ....;. .....: 25¢I
w.71. STULL ‘.
V :14 Cottage Street. East Norwalk. '
'A “peeping Tom” was active on
Franklin street, last night. The police
have the matter: under» investigation.
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TUB SILK WAISTS IN
TAILORED STYLES, IN
COMBINATIONS ANDQ
STRIPES I ,
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N. E. 0'. P. HAS 13,1110 MEMBERs -. .. I I
Mrs. W. B. Bnrhell and son return-t
ed home yesterday htterdorm from at
attended the funeral of her brother-in-
law. ,' ‘ I. 1|
Daniel P. Hogan. at my street. re-t
presented South Nor all: Camp at the 1
World.
IN STATE
Reports at Connecticut Grand Lodge
Session in {Waterbury Are
— WAISTS—
1 Very ' Grdtifylng':
WATERBUEY, Conn, April 16.7».
The Connecticut Grand'vLodge of the
New England Order of” Protection
held its 27th annual sessibn in
Speedwell Hall. Wednesday. between
.3007and 400 delegates'and members
being prebent from all"over the state,
as well as visiting oilicers of the su-
preme Lodge. An entertainment and
for-the benefit of the visitors, which
was largely attended and much en-'
.joyed. The morningmession opened
was devoted to routine business,
consisting of reports, initiation of
new members and similar business.
An address of welcome was given by
Mayor'Martin Sculiy.‘ The reports
showed the order to be in excellent
condition. No new lodges have beep
instituted during the year, the num-
ber remaining at 88. There are, at pre'
eat in Connecticut '13 .150 memhers,
or whbm about 1,401) are in Wnte‘ri
binty,,1w.here. six lodsés are located.
Furthermore the standard,
- tits hating been able.
rotect you not aloIne from
dance was given Tuesday eveningy
is few minutes after 10 o'clock. and
The number or deaths to;- 1791171» re- 7 1." ' ' ”'
ported as 171 $268,500 .111 11511111 tens ,
BRIDGEPORT AND WATERBURY, CONN.
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To avoid the contusion oi addresses and the Ills-sending ol chrs; telegrams,
height and express packages to our two shins. alter April iSllt our Bridgman“
store will do business under the 11111112 oi Rockwell & Co. with Louis 11‘. Rockwell
in charge, and our Waterbury store will do business under the name oi
Forester & Co. with Richard Forester in charge. The change Is one oi name Only,
our co~parincrsl1ip continuing as heretoiore.
LOUIS F. ROCKWELL
RICHARD FORESTER
SPECIAL SALE oi COATS at $5. 95 '
CQME TO US
For Hills and Vegetables
New Carrots Horse Radish .
Soup Bunch
Endive Cueumbers
Celery Hearts Red Cfbb‘g" Black Radishes'
”Green Beans ~Parsn1ps Egg. Plant
Romaine . 1 ' 7'1 ~Sw'cc’t”l’ota‘tOes“
Phone 1345.
55111111 Shtgt.
For Tackle come here.-
That’ 5 Fit for Fishing.”
We carry “Fishing Tackle; 1.
:1'. The proper toolmnkcs , 'I gardening 31' pleb‘su're and 3:
rp-also profitable. Consult ps andIask fOr— pimphlet '
We can supply anything' 1n BOat Fittings and Boat
Hardware.
Albert D. Morgan:
j I , " Successor to Chas. E. Dow. _
South Norwalk Washington Street.
SPRING SUITS
310-417230-413 50
1" 11.1mm.- .
Linn
' a yard—ref regular- first quality aud now
We keep airban' 1n the New York market most he , .
1 time geiting the best the market affords and sel'e'qting
rarities. .
. HERE ispuu LIST- FOR SATURDAY:
Rhubarb 1 1L Waterfircss Spanish Onions
Lettuce 1.1: New Beets Artichokes
Mushrooms Kale (attnberries
l wee .
1C; gr}; . . 1 m!" Knob CclcrIyII Oyster Plant 7,. .
a 15m: ”111%”ch Scallions" .. 1 1
, Parsley , Spinach - ' Leelc‘ ' ‘ ' 7
Cauliflower .1 Whitc Tumips Tomatoes " i
' ”Ripe OliVEs ' ' 1‘ "-
'Ghlfltto & Kaban
7' 1 Taffeta, a yard wide, réznla -.
‘HOWLANDTS. 1 ' .7
Entrance on Main St, Fairfield Ave., and Cannon :1.
Bridgeport, Conn. ,7 1 - _ ' 7 ' " ~.
Friday, April 16, 1915. '
Suite of clever istyleg'fine fabric,
7 special price!
That great freedom of cho1cc which has been gi1 cu
in women’s suits this Spring, finds fullest expression yci - -. 7 7
in this gathering at special pnce. ' 1 7
There are the new Prince Chap 111‘odcls with their "
piquant air and delightful decoration.
lhcrc are the new Russian models -
waist line and medium— skirted jackets. . .
' There are the sack suits: some of them bound with
braid. _ 7'
There are the suits with short jackets finished pith. . . .
handsome had effective pleats. 2., "
lhcre are rich quiet plain tailored suits
Just as great variety in colors z~several blues, Rus— "A- -
sian green, putty and sand hues, black.
And there 15 the 531111;: a (li:t‘lSl\( and 1nsp1ring econ—
omv
with normal
sizes 34,1 to 43, sizes 34 to 45.
regular $18 and $20 suits regular $20 $25 and $30 suits ~ ‘11
$12. 50 $16. 50
Pick of the surplus from four tafifirs whose suits we
are glad to get at any time at regular price!
Second Floor. 1 ""
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I-Iepsej;r Burke arrives!
\\ 110 doesn't rcmmnber David Harum! “hat a story
it was. And how we all sorrowed because its author
couldnt live to write more as delightful!
Now there arrives Hcpscy Burke. It’s a \Vestcoit.
That Westcott is a brother of D31 1d creator And he "
has the same humor and tendencies and ability to tell a "
good story. '
He has done it.
name of Westcott.
Ready now—$1. 35
These other new stories invite one to much enjoy—
ment: —-—-
Keeper of the Docr—Ethed M. Dell—41.40.
Rim of the Desert—Anderson—8135.
Pals First—Elilott—~$1.30 ‘ "
The Competitive Nephew—Montague Glass~$l£0 1
Girl of the Blue IRidge-Erskinhsmb
The Cocoon—Stuart—Oi
The Double Squeeze-v—Nedbam~$i. 25.
Near Fairfield Ave. Door.
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H'cpScy Burke is a credit to the
\fl.
4Jh‘i'l
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Flooring- extra!
Real old— fashioned Oilcloth with solid back of paint-
cd burlap and' 1n flowered or new mattmg patterns. Kind
of oilcloih that 13 tough and durable.
One I I- 2 or 2 yards wide, usually 35 cents square
yard—per square yard-—s - '
Newistile oilclolih for use around rugs :--Cong‘ozleum.» " U '
Light Wei t pl1abie,77ntade in same patterns as hard-I ' '71:,"-
:‘wood floormg and with good finish 'Cl‘can apd 511137113151- . '
adds muclrtqefiectof'mg. 149113115: s'OTd here at 39 cents
7 29¢.
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",‘E‘ml'r-J‘W‘
Third Floor. ,, . . : .,
“Sampeck” and Double-Service suits?“ I
for boys at saving. "
“Sampcck” tailors make the cicvcrcst best- tailored
suits for boys. Their suits have great styicg. They are“ . '
of splelldi‘d Woolens. ,1 . 1
~ Double service suits are the Howland special su1ts for
boys. They have two pans of trousers. Their hie is
I twice that of usual suit for average boy \v1ll wear out 1
‘ two pairs of trousers toivone coat " '
. 111'. - Herd are “Samp'eck suits and Double-Serums suits
" *ja-t' less: than usual 911cc . . '
.Z'I Enchuort" 15 excellent variety Each' sort is new '
“Spring models. Each sort in colors thé't beyslrke. 7' ‘
Fancy blue w'Orsteds-.- I . «.. . . : u ‘
Gra'y' and tan hemespnntgg. . ‘51‘ '
Gray mixtures.‘ - ' '
Rich green homespunsi, 7. ' ' U ' ' '
:‘ All with the new NOrfqlk jackets 11121 1116 so trht
and tasteful 1 $9 apé‘fio shits
353$ 50'
r‘a’ suits
1.1.“
‘ ' I ’FrOAt Basement ' I ' 1 ‘ '
Strength and beauty in the special
black silks
Here are black silks that “ill .w'car and wear; their "
dye is pure; and the1r texture firm thOugh supple. ' '
’ They are the fashionable sorts; soft tafieta and mes-'1'}- 1
saline and faille and crepcs and such. ,- '1" -
Rich And stylctul and cool summer dresses will they "5' "
make! ‘
Excellent service“ they will give; in harmony with "
7 whatever OccasiOn one desires to attend. _
. .1 Every yard at worth—while lowering of price—just b '
7-7— ; 77ca7us7ei their wholesale distributor wanted to get his than:
out Of them quick! 7
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messaline, 25 inches wide: regular'
7511—— -
k.v.I’
Masculine and talleta, a we
regular-Q1:— . .
Fibs supple yardwide messaline, re I
18'1““- 31'- 75° 4... due 911k 1411-1111111. regular 32.2
Special 36 inch messaline, worth . 151
$1.10— we. 1
Chiffon taffeta. 36 inches wide,reg Satin-striped tallle, novel 01- street.
. 111423135... 35“: line of Quality, 40 inches wide. rcgu
lar $2. 254— $1.75 '
Crameuse and crepe de chine, sup
BetiE‘Duchess, very handsome, 36
inchOs wide, regu lar,. 81.26-— ’1
11311115., 11 yard wide, regular $1. 50
. 1 "1$1.20
,e'repe' poplin. .49 inches "w e. 11.
7 ”Ami.
same, 1171...... 111115, 1111111111111 .111.
"drama ‘rerular net-— 12
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