' " Electric Railway Ooln‘pany.
. ments of taxes in Fairflsld.
'\ _ agencies.
’ :lot of Martin Obtit.’
Authorizing the acceptance of the- "
' warrants for bumbling and lottery lin-
- plelnents.
. “Spltiruous and Intoxicatlng Liquors.”
' brings licenses
Wome
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iSUIT SALE
b ' Choice of the Season’s '
Cloth, whether
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MAY BE SElllEll
DETROlT, Mich, May 14.v0011duc-
' ' i tors and motormen of the Detroit
' United Railways who struck yester-
» ; day. tieins us every car 111 the city,
were to meet this iorenoon and vote
'on a tentative agreement drawn up
last night by omcials of the company
and union oflicers. '
ACOBY’S
OPP. HOYT’S THEATRE
p for settlement of the walkout, which
was called yesterday, when the corn-
. , pauy refused to reinstate a motorman
" who had been discharged for alleged
carelessness in his work, was in-
dorsed by W. D. Manon, president of
’ the Amalgamated Association of
of America 1
No attempt was made to operate}
city cars this moaning.
n’s and Misses’ SUl'lS
it is understood the proposed plan _
Street and Electric Railway Employee E
What Are Your Assets?
The scientific conduct 0! business and personal chairs today
()1 not having a ohockinc- account. We invite accounts which are
THE OLDEGT BANK IN NORWALK.
FEELS [IKE ,
A NEW WOMAN
AsLydieEPiiklwn’chgel
table Compound Dispellsd
Bockache, Headaches
and Dann' ' cu.
Pique, Ohio. —"I would be very un-
grateful if I failed to give Lydia E.
. Pinkham’ s Vegeta~
' ,» ble Compound the
praiseit deserves.
“for l have taken it
" st difiersnt times
and it always re-
1 " other medicines
failed. and when I
"‘ hear a woman com-
plain I always rec-
ommend it. Lastwin—
ter I was attacked
with a severe case of organic weakness.
1 had backache pains in my hips and
over my kidneys, headache, dizziness,
lassitude, had no energy, limbs acbed
and 1111118 always tired. I was hardly
able to do my housework. I had taken
Lydia E. Pinkham’ 5 Vegetable Corn-
pound on one other occasion, and it had
helpedmesoltookitagainand it has
built me up, until now i feel like a new
woman. You have my hearty consent
to use my name and testimonial 1n any
way and I hope it will benefit sulfering
women. "—Mrs. 0111-1111 TURNER, 431 S.
Wayne St.,P1qua,Ohlo
Women who are suffering from those
distressing ills peculiar to their so:
"should not; doubt the ability of L dis F1 .
Pinkham' 3 Vegetable Compoun to 1'1»
store their health.
If you want special advice
write to Lydia E. Pullman: Med-
icine 00., (confidential) Lynn.
Mass. Your letter will be opened,
read and answered but women
md hold in strict confidence.
liability
National Bank.
'i
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! S1lk or Exceptional Ofiermg. All l W
.1 pnccd $25 or up to $35. formerly $16.50 to $25 10 . NAVY LEAGUE VISITS FLEET.
9! Sale at .................. Suits. Sale at ............ ‘ NEW YORK, May 14 41111 111011
5 . .‘sand members or the Navy League?
ll 5 K :and their relatives and friends were ‘
lb' 1 ' among the thousands who today visit-
; l ed the warships of the Atlantic fleet
i :5 I l in the Hudson river.
1“ ,: Tonight the Navy League will gi1e
: 1 ‘ a dinne d bal
l! 3 , Handsome Chlfion Tafftta New Serge Dresses in the $8 98 .1119 fleetr ban the Angnizel-ro'tnlf'mAOfl
l l: ' Dresses. in all colors; the $10 the very newest models. all 1min! Fletcher Franklin D. 1208021911,.le i
a 1 , very newest models; $16.50 ' colors; $7. 98 to $19 50 V3' $7. 98 Assistant Secretary of the N111), and
1 t to $20 values ............ 11106 -------------------- Dr 111111111 Abbott w1'11 speak at the'
1 ) dinner.
! , Preparations for 'the parade of the
enlisted men of the fleet through the i
i . streets of the city next Monday when
ll' , President Wilson will review them, I
l l were in progress today The tity has '
. RDDronrlated 810. 000 for the expenses
. i . , . 01 the Parade. review and fireworks
1 ‘l
1 a les prmg on s
1 1'
. El All Wool Serges, Poplins, Checks, Novelties and Coverts; excellent styles. For-
I : ll merly $7. 98 to $20 values— classes the method. mployed very distinctly
. . Elven Went and on as attention.
ll ' F 'rf' l
1 $2 98 $5 98 $798 $111 98 1.1.1 County
. . o o o e
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The Store That Saves You Money.
. your money can be withdrawn April 1, 1916,
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a“. ““2:"'"““‘ 1 h ._ -L‘“ , ,_ .,
“wfin J
Thc,..,City National Bank
To, Provide For
Your Taxes Next Year
deposit weekly in the Savings Department of this bank and '
WITH INTEREST AT 4%
‘
GOVERNOR APPROVES ACTS.
Governor Marcus H. Holctunb. yes-
terday approved the following spacial
acts.
incorporating the Windsor Fire dis-
trict.
Authorizing the city of Bristol to
cut and sell ice.
. Concerning the use and opening oi
voting machines in the city of Bristol:
Extending the time for the organiza-‘
lion of the Pequabuck Water Com-
pany and amending its charter.
Concerning seats
motormen.
l
Authorizing the purchase of certain,
property for the Bridgeport Trade,
€chodl; 1 _ I
Extending the time for construction
of the Meeting and East Hampton
1
Providing for the care-'01 the burial:
l
state or certain lands in the town or,
Groton. ‘
Amending the charter of the city 011
Bristol concerning absence from city;
council meetings. 1
Amending an act creating a board;
*1! finance in the town of Hamden and?
increasing the powers of the select-
fines.
The governor has signed the follow-
' ins public acts:—
Amendlng an act concerning the ap»
pointrnent of a bank commissioner and
abolishing the office of building and;
. loan commissioner.
Amending an act concerning reward
for information against horse andl
‘ poultry thieves.
Amending an act concerning search
1 Amending an act concerning assess-
Amending an act defining the term
Amending an act concerning man
employment
Concerning private
Amending an act concerning the
care and protection ‘01 trees in his! ’
' ways and public grounds. '-
1..-
for the use or
Chalmers
NEW
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is Here .j
Within reach of everybody$
A WONDER for the MONEY
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Amending an act concerning the n. sell spirituous and intoxicating li'1
ceasing of hunters. I WON . 1
Concerning proof or orders and reg- Concerning town ordinances. ..
ulatlons 01 state oiilcisls. 1 A"lending an act concerning co.
Amending- an act concerning lines Operate associations. l .
7 and forfeited bonds. ’ Amending an act concerning the tak ' "'
Concerning the forfeiture oi liquor ing of smelt ln l’almer‘ s Cove. Pequon
lllcenses. noc river, and Buyer's Cove, in the
Amending an act establishing a town of Groton ! "
board of voting machine commissionv Directing the highway commissioneri '
.ers and defining its duties to investigate the cost of reconsidenl 1*.
Amending an act concerning the alien and maintenance of bridges on '
bond of an applicant for a license to truck line highways
Pbon'e 1360'.'
toipid and 1:10 with the
are not to 1.111113% being
1" Don’t let itconthmethougb.
' takmgBeecham W111i“
~thismild harmlessremedymlltone
“11111
.VAAST BROTHERS GARAGE!
When your liver' is working and year digestion is
right, the whole world seems bright to you‘l'ou feel
cheerful, clear-headed and energetic. »:
But whens your food does: not? digest: 11111111111111.3111 becomes
.esltshculdthrowofi.you
pessimistic. 0'
Grouchincss no. friends and injures
1111i yourself In good shape by "
besurplised to see how quickly y-_
you up; Wald mentally.
South Norwalk, Conn
'"PRIDIAY, KAY 1'4, res
be D mRead Co
Established 185' I
“= "' Ell"
Tailored Suits, an Important Otter-
ing tor the Week End and Longer
it They Last
this certain group of jauuty and styhsh little
1tlsiuess Suits, designed especially for new 11itl1 ta1lorcd
“aists, for general use unt1l frost 10111cs11ext fall. Most
of them. two-thirds the number. are half the price they
were originally.
Shepherds' Checks,
Norfolk effects, $12.50
Plain Serges and Poplins
in black, navy, and Belgian Some of them were S2
blue,
Scotch Tweeds,
Second floor lrida1 and Saturda1
or as long as they hold out
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Swing- Couches and Hammocks
Those of our patrons who l1a1t 1101 providtd tlttir
households with Swing Couches art lll\'llt(l to inspect
lllt large line of Hmunlotks and Couches on the 1111111
floor. Smut 01' thcst arc luxurious as dawuports, mill
with upholstered seats and backs tilt hacks being atl—
justahle at any angle. \\m(lsl11(lds surround the couch
011 three sides and then are comenient pocktts at eith-
<1 end \lose of these couches can be com \l'lld into terv
tmufortahlt beds at night for htalthi'ul outdoor sleeping.
Prices from $850, $900, $1000 up to $19. 50.
Strong Standards, $350
Swing Hammocks, $1.50 to $3.50
Washable COUC'h CQVCI'S {or out or indoor 1150.
$1.00
$1.00
Comth Pillows with washable covers, ‘
Third liloor.
W
Dove Undcmlusiins for Summer
Gowns, Combinations, Petticoats, Corset Covers.
Second floor.
131.111.111.111... ' 3
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The A. 1. Collins co.
Funeral Directors and Embalmers
Complete [louse Furnishcrs
12-18 No. Main St. Telephone 747- So. Norwallt,’Conn.
Porch” and Lawn Furniture
L
Our Stocks are the Largest Prices the Lowest. Qualityth
Highest.
Our line of Summer Necessities comprisees everything i
necessary at Money Saving Values.
REFRIGERATORS ................... $4 95 to $45 00
COUCH HAMMOCKS ............... $3 98 to $13 50
PORCH RUGS ......................... 98¢ to 0
.PORCH SCREENS ..... . .......... . ....... 75¢ to $7 50
PORCH CHAIRS ............... . ......... 79¢ 1038 $8.50
LAWN SETTEES ........................ 75¢ to $4 50 -
LAWN SWINGS‘ . . .. ..... . ............ $3 75 to $7 50
LAWN MOWERS .................... $2. 98 111 $8 50
GARDEN HOSE 50 it. lengths .......... $3.75 to t$7.
WINDOW SCREENS . . . .111 ................ 19¢to 04 ¢
SCREEN DOORS. ..... . ................. 98.1 111 $1] .50
ICE CREAM FREEZERS ................. 98¢ to $4. 75
BLUE FLAME OIL STOVES ......... $3 75 to $14 95
. Beechenl’s Pilli act immediately on the stomach, liverand bowels
regulate them and keep them 11111111111111 condition. Free from
minerals and hint-1011111113 drugs. Never produce any dis-
’ agreeable after-reflects Safehmeand prompt.
Proved by sixty years of world-wide use, Beecham’s
Pills have the largest sale of any medicine to-day.
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h. Lynne Steam Dyeing & Cleaning Co.
-,-.-- BRIDGEPORT ......
Formerly known as Bridgeport Steam Dyeing a Cleanlng do.
Silk Dresses. Gloves. Blankets and Laos Curtains Cleaned.’
Telephone“ ELYNGE. Prop. 293 stats 8%.. Bridéeport
Pettic0ats
. . l .
Toilets and messaline silks in all the wanted shades and black;
an unusual variety of colors and styles. Also some fine pettlcoats
, with 111111 jersey tops and messaline llounces. ' -
‘ One good style oi latter has a new flare finance with :wide
plaiting at the bottom, fitted top.
Prices range from $1, 98 to 85. oo. ,
Exceptional Values
The 'N. ll Ryan Co.
116 wasamo'rou STREET,
sou'rrr NORWALK. ,couu.
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