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L iabil‘rty Bonds ,, 1 Ic '3 y 0 [mg l Bridgeport, Com. Thursday, December 30, 1915. .
0 wners’ liability “ . ° Store will be 0 ' ' ' ' '
u 4 , _, _ pen Friday till 9 p. to. for good servrce to our c lients. Closed all da Saturday.
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G lass “ ' More Vietrolas have gone into Bridgeport homes this season than c1 cr \lore l Lovely nightgownls are feature at thls conceal)“
0 “ice or House “ Victrolas have gone into homes all o1cr the country. Today they are gixing delight l ' . . . . . .
L lie «1 to thousands of folks : Among dainty and deltglitsome underwear in this collew'tron at special price, nightv *‘
D walling Mouse ” And they have been scarecl—for the \ ictor folks cannot produce thcrrr fast enough. ! gowns are 0f wondrous attraction! ‘
E mployees “Compensation” Ilut we are ready with the splendid instruments at $100 $150 and $200. With the rich- ‘ ‘ Beautiful batistc go .1115 at $5 ha1e entire front abo1e ltuist made of bands of cream
. Not a single kind of insurance toned smaller ones at $75 and $50 and 325-1 lid lateconirasted “'th ':"'"'ro""er-‘ 'h‘i' ‘mlme "'1“ "'9 "ratciul 'h‘” skates are
that we cannot furnish on Yes 'a of these will be delivered immediatel *0“ 53.. tel-“)5 if one “islies 4 richly trimmed. borne have. sleeves made of alternate stripsof tucked liatistc and line
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if you mil call us on the . I '1 lace. . . . ’ '3" "
phone 1230 | {K m l"')ilt basement. III]! Soft and beautiful nainsook ”111111. at $4. 50 are either V or Empire 5t1le. Val lace
Trust Company Bldg. Th H 3 d D G0 dq C i and fine embroidery and tucked trainsook are all made part and mud of their handsome
4 trimming. | | “I ‘ -.
. - e 0w an I'y 0 l' 0' i Two Empire gowns at' $3 75‘, are of nainsook. ’lhey too are beautified with Val lace
___-- ___ - ¢..m-~-.~_-.-.- .5 and handsome satin ribbon run through buttonhole tabs iol '
. STOLEN MEMCAN ORDER. 1 Maybe after all, it is hardly fair to pick nightgouns for special mention. The new
Galng South ! ______ 1 cm elopc Chemises are charming, skirts are of graceful smart styles, combinations are r131
Going anywhere; take a 4 ’ , Local Poet om“ Warned to Guardl combinations of beauty and usefulness, corset-covers and drawers are marked b_1_ special
NEVERBREAK NO 100 WARD- ew ear S a]. S 1' “am“ Plyment l merit ;«—TIIIS IS OPPORTUNITY TO PICK NEW IrRI'SHUNDERWE.\1\(')I' EX—
ROBE TRUNK $1500 . i ”a “an,“ stranger 51111111. mm. (El I EN'I STYI E AND FINE SEWING; AN I) T() .\l \KE REAL SA\ I.\'(.Sl And
1 - - ithe local posmmce bearing severali c1erythiiig in the gathering.r is marked bv 11ic11i1|55 arid b1au11 and adaptability to the
The greatest trunk of the age. ' money orders on Mexico to be cashedl ‘l'H'a’ use for “hit" 't “d‘ inten'ded‘ ,' W',
Might? 21:33:11). rhizirle? 81:31?- Post Cards --------- ‘- - - - - ............ 6 for 5é‘ 2 for 50 j ilian'iliguiizuiik‘ii'ir'ioutiil rSfCeail'fenli’iZif Envclo Ch ' ' '
. 1 pe emises. l Combinations. Drawers.
loss at 6:30. In fact he may detained at the 911- Wonderfully comfortable and of great' ifiiveirt‘ho: 311:3?er It: :lilertcomslii'lz': Cut on new model and finished '
5 Booklets, Bookmarks and New Ypar’s Letters postomce has been “med by the «.3 111219221 "'y “mm" and PM”. Elierg'EWh-ea:tie:tnialcetri?iti ““0"": ‘5 :32“
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, cite-front combinations of 11.111»! siiaight, embroidery trimmed.
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' kind mentioned. The order of the de- d 1] At 35c'—— .
fpdrtment, received by the local p0“ (linl'ir’iaigfried inserting an lace e E“- gollllllllt‘d with lace: lace trimming ut llr11'llar sivle with embroidered
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108E?“ DAVIS Also a good assort nt of Laundry Lists. Shopping Lists, office this morning is as follows. Mmsook Wm, M“. of ”81“.“. 1,“... Nainswk with back and from m 5241ng
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85 Washington St. So. Norwplk.
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WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwalk and vicinity: Geri-
er'ully fair tonight and Friday.
The storm which passed over this
section yesterday is new central near
St. John's, N. F. There is
lined storm area this morning Do
livoén the Rocky Mountains and the
Atlantic coast, but considerably cloudyI
weather with an occasional flurry of;
the northern dis- '
snow prevails in
triers. A well-defined disturbance is
central on the Pacific coast near Los
Angeles, Cal. The temperatures are
lower along the northern border
Zero temperatures were ‘reported from , *Umbrellanbousht for the holiday 1 . h d ibbo over and V 1111 well he the conserva-
, . d 3 ll, Mu- , u harmony. ireitlly finished with rib imt patterns, an some 1‘ nrun ~ 4
Nevpdl. Montana. Wyoming, North B11: \loosc Masqucra e lo I re. do M 11 bump. 0'31““- Tbe condition of the engines is or iron. 1 bending finishes top of cover. 111w higlli‘mleck (1301:3111! withd long,
, s eaves. . r mine w ace an
and South Dakota, New York and Von-c
hunt.
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WEATHER A YEAR AGO
TODAY.
—I.ow, 30; high;
I Liiipcrature
33. Clear.
1:11 lirws
A bear-lug will be held tomorrow in
the ,Stomfofii probate court before
Judge Renting in the Bell estate. At-
tire-re is, incurancein‘r
Telephone Pads, Memo Pad
the New Year.
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J. I. MALLETTE
3 prince of the government. The local
“The department has been request-
ed by the postal administration of
é'Mexico to refuse the redemption of
1 international reply coupons stolen
7from the Mexican post office. Post
Eniasters will accordingly suspend re
‘ :demption of unposlmarked reply cou
Epons and of coupons bearing the Mex-
l icari postmark when presented in lots
of more than five or when there is
s and various other articles for
no well<do-’
l Miss Grace
mic, Bethel. has returned after a visit
with friendoln ln'Norwalir.
‘strcct, South Norwalk. has been sen
.lounly ill in. her home since the day
1bclore Christmas. Dr. Voilnier is at-
mending her.
sic Hall. New Year's Eve.
A special meeting of the McKinley
.','\uxlllnr) .‘o. 9, of the Spanish War
Voter-ours writ be rial: mm .1 a to
make arrangements for installation.
Mrs. thn J. Cuneo, or‘ this. city.
who recently in the Norwiilk Hospl
ml. underwent an operation. is report-
led to be improving very 1-'11pldly andi
satisfactorily. _._.._.___ 11111111 Goodrich hicseley. an American NlohtoownHi:—— 4 | , .
l :rilozyesltllfirxt “mgr: Saturidayywho v1 1111 “from"; recently on the ioinpooll: slipover: “him funcyfront: 0,3 “3.231110% eiir'iliroliigiiilu' flounce Nulnsook V neck gowns with 1:
fl . 3 _ .\l _. I. de a u. | own by even 113., yo 0 o a over em to cry. ‘ . cluster pln- tucked.
Dont forget 100119 “squeln I charge or having removed her niece. Petticoat $1.10:—- 1111an with deep flouncc of blind Slipoiers of nulnsook with 8d
Ball. New Year's Eve, Music Hall.
The case of Homer Still-sis, charged
with noncupport. was this morning
heard before Judge George H. Vow
t, of Milwaukee ave-l
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\1111. Louis Dugiin, of 84 Washington
l reason to suspect that they have been
obtained irregularly"
Dr. J. If. Mallory has returned from
Hartford having spent the Xmas holi-
lday there
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ROAD'S ENGINES lN FIRST-CLASS
SHAPE.
The bookk of the clt) assessors are Following a report that ‘9 engines
to be turned over to (‘lry Clerk Ste had been disabled in the two recent
Du“! “0km bi March 1111 Recording: storms and that the New Haven was
‘0 1““ lnufferlng thereby, the road issued a
denial, saying that not a tenth of that
number have been knocked out.
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in much higher standord than a your
All of the city department omclals;"°
11nd assistants will be paid off tomor 1
row, Saundra being New Year's Dani
and a. holiday.
Lynn Wilson and Collector Joules
McGovern. of Bridgeport. were visitors
with I’
11.13 .1.°,"';'§:,':,',,,;‘ “drew ”an" 0'lmss nosemvs CASE DROPPED.
' ‘ LONDON Dec 29 :1 31 p. m.-- Miss
All the engines that had been in
storage were put in first clue order
and are in use todgy A: it result tho
1.41m has been compelled to borrow
only a few. and these have come from
i the Ontario and Western.
lfourleeu years old, from possession of
,thia city yesterday Chernoou “(lithe child' 11 mother, was discharged in
early Inst night by the 3M utorm {police court todii'y. the case having
A picturesque effect was obtained bylbeen dropped. Counsel for the moth-
tho trees and poles being coated with 'er. Mrs. Helen Moseley Drawry. said
his client was now satisfied Miss
Very little damage was suffered in
Rtad 111:” the hints that follow.
Nuinsook with yoke of Val lace and
and embroidered inserting; bottom
trimmed in harmony.
At 891:: -—
Nainsook. yokr- front of wide Val
lace, top and back trimmed with lace
inserting and edge.
Nninsook with yoke of pointed lace
medallions combined with embroid-
ery, trimmed with lace and ribbon at
arms and around bottom.
Nainsook with front of embroidered
organdy blinds and organdy medal-
lions, Val lace trimming around yoke
and mound bottom.
At 81. 35:—
1Naliisoolr, yoke of _-pln tucking coni-
lace and inserting.
ribbon
match.
Nuinsook with
of yoke of V
Swiss medallions;
trimmed, skirt edging
Gowns and Skirts
for Ample Figures.
With abundant provision for
attractive otyle.
’ Nightgown-80c:—
yoke or V neck or square neck, Va
lace or dotted embroidery or tor-
chon lace decoration.
lace combined with muslin bands.
Petticoat-41. 85:—
lace.
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Nuinkook, front of Val lace medal-
lions and lnscrtillx. matching edge. of Madeira. embroidery combined with
10 Val inserting; top of cover trimmed with
both back and front
111 lace combined with with embroidery medallions and lace
skirt trimmed in inserting, drawer trimmed in match-
hluslln, bounce ol embroidery or of
50011, yoke of embroidered medallions
cover finished with fancy embroider-
ed blinds and trimmed with lace, rib—
bontflnished beading at waist-line,
bottom trimmed with lace.
Naiiisook, front finished with wide
band of embroidery through which
handsome satin ribbon peeps, Val lace
edge. at top above a ribbonrun bead-
ling, bottom trimmed with handsome
ace.
in $I 35: —
Enibioidery-trimiiied and made of
soft nainsook, of notably fine quality,
tslmplo and very dainty.
l Nalnsook with fancy cover of Val
lace combined with embroidered or-
bined with Swiss embroidery and Val 1! ll 11 d aw r flouncc and
lace; bottom trimmed with matching 33,23,313 3,133,“ {n harmony with
‘lilce edge and ribbon.
Naliisook trimmed with medallions
Iwilh lace and ribbon.
Narinsook with cover front finished
Skirts.
Cut in the Ityllsb new models witbl
sufficient fullness but no shaped that
they fit closely and smoothly and
W9- trlmly.
men of full figure, there In combined Ag 45c: ..
Muslin with embroidered pounce. l
\lusiiu with ruffle finished 111111
annsoo . all ver models, round "“1
k po 1 At 6191::—
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Muslin with flouncc of embroidery:
several patterns.
At 891::—
embroidery.
Nicc muslin,
They give some him of 11lrat 11‘1“ have made rcarly.
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' of night gowns ranging in price from. '
OWLAND’SJ
careful attention to each little
Straight pattern with fine Plnbl'Old’
cred edging and tasteful pin tucks. '
At 45c:— .«
Several styles with trimming o: -
nice embroidery, circular or straight.
lood muslin with lawn ruffles edged
with lace and finished with pin tucks.
Night Gowns.
A remarkably beautiful gathering
69c. to $5—end of true attraction at
each of the many prices in between -
those two extremes. Five dollar gowns
are richly-dainty affairs duervinn
ouch adjective: and chic. And each;
one in the big gathering is appealing;
At 451:: -—
Good muslin, V and high neck, yoko
finished with embroidery.
Slipover gowns of n1uslln.trimmod
embroidery and lace and willy._4
yokes of graceful effect.
At 691;: -—
Muslin in a number of models. is!
deep embroidered
flouirce in floral pattern, lace edge
upon underlay.
Nice muslin with deep flounce of At 01.10:—
embroldcrcd strips combined with Var
'of embroidery,
and bow.
Excellent muslin with deep trounce
bended with ribbon
1y Swiss embroiderles. Some 11' 0‘:
yoke of open embroidery. some 11m
square yoke of hemetitched to
At 891:: -
Pink batiste slipover gown
model has round circular coll
broidered front, and is given plum
air by innings of ribbon run throu$
buttonholcs.
Sllpovers with yoke of Val lace and
bands of embroidery.
aneck gowns with
1'
long arm
trimmed with embroidery.
neck finished with bands or embrcld
cry and edging.
Batiste with high neck and long:
silences. square yoke of pin inclined
blnod with inserting.
Nainsook sllpovers with iron
edged by wide band bf embroidery
burgh. inasmuch as Mr. Sturxlfl W“ Kunming ice.
tomey William F'. Tammany, of thin
Corset Covers.
city, represents the Hacker interests
in the case.
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Mics Mildred E. Whitley, daughter
01 Albert R. Whaley, and Joseph E.
Sample' both of New York, were mar-
ried yesterday at the home of the
bride. Mr. Sample la the son of Mrs.
Joseph R. Sample of Florida and the
bride's father is vice-president of the'
New York, New Haven d: llartfonl
Railroad company.
living up to the rulings originally laid
down by the court. the case was con
tinued indefinitely.
-—-Attend Moose Mdsquerade Drill,
New Year’s Eye, Music Hall.
it is expected that James Hendricks,
.the negro 1 he claims he was viciously
.lricked by Robert Thomas some time
ago. thereby receiving serious injuries
rendering a, delicate peratlon neces-
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REDUCED PRICES.
Whirlpolos Oil 81.00 also. 790.
South; Emul. 81.00 also, 790.
8001111 Emul. 501:. also, 891:.
Russells Emul. $1.00 one. 88o.
Stillson-l’owell Corporation
PRESCRIPTION onuooie'ro.
32 Woolilngton street
nary, will be discharged from the Non
41vtilk‘ Hospital by tomorrow. Thomas.
llield on the charge of assault, has
Sheen locked up in (‘lty Hall police
;headquarters nearly two weeks await-
ling Heridrlcks’ improvement that the
lhenrlng might be held before Judge
laser-go If. Vosburgh. Attorney John
11. Cuneo represents the accused.
lMoaolcy did not take away the dough-
Tho funeral of Daniel Driscoll, who'ter, who he said, was “precocious."
,hna many friends in this city, will beIMlss Moseley, he informed the court.
'held tomorrow in Bridgeport. At onclliad promised to assist in attempting
time Mr. Driscoll kept a livery stablmto find the girl.
in Weatport, where he also acted in
the capacity of a deputy sheriff.
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BUILDING INSPECTOR DEAD.
HARTFORD, Dec. 29 «John F.
PROH'B'T'ON CONVENT’ON JULVtConulfl, Deputy Building Inspector for
19TH.
4 several years and well-known in poll
CHICAOO'DW' 30’4“” Proi1.bltion tlcal and fraternal circles throughout
National Convention will be held in .
Minneapolis on July 19, it was an- :2: film dgd :fafl‘sfrixf: 01:05”;
nouncod today by the Prohibition m 5 ° “3" ° ”f l 3 '
tional Committee, which is in session and a native of Hart ord. I“ was
ltuken ill two weeks ago and in the
at its hoodqrartero hero.
;midst of his sickness it. was found
ineccssary to perform an operation for
an abcess. His case was critical from
the start.
-—A WIBE MERCHANT.
advertises hm goods. it be canon do l
it in a large way, he uses the flannel!
lMiislin with flounco of open em-
! lroidcr with headln of inscrtl ,
Of dcelpn that makes them delight. rim,“ (ylecomtlon g “8
ful for wear beneath the waists and Ag :11 35;__
dremo of the present mode.
At 221::—
embroidery.
At 351:: -—
lir‘our patterns nsinsook cover
French style, embroidery trimmed.
embroidered organdy
bands and edge with lace and rib
bon.
At 4562-—
med with lace and ribbon.
organdy strips combined with lace
ribbon edging at neck.
classified "For Sale" columns. Coll
up the onion. and 1111 ad. 1111111 will all -—-8entinnl "Wont!" brill: multl.
French effect, trimmed with lace or"
Three dainty styles trimmed with
and Swiss
Nalnsook with wide bands of em-
broidered orgnndy across front, trim-
in fine muslin.
gemhmldery. handsome ribbons.
l One style has bounce of line em
in brolrlered lonzcloth.
At 02:—
Five effective styles of fine quality.
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organdy.
Even underlay
of line lace.
At 02.75:—
llulf a dozen pretty and new styles
V111 and fancy lace, medallions and
Fitch embroideries, pretty V111 and
shcye laces, handsome embroidered
is made with edge
illundsome cambric with fiouuce of
embroidered ,longcloth in floral pm.-
Nalnsook in square yoke pattern of tern.
Val lace with bonds of embroidered'
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and finished with ribbon.
Fine cambrlc embroidered in how-
touched with rlbbon both around 14111111:
and sleeves.
At s1.35:— ‘ '
Cumbric with long sme
high neck, pointed yoke made 0 pl
tucks and embroidery.
Nniirsook 111th yoke- front oi
inserting combined with bands of cm
broidery; wide satin ribbon addil 111141111
some color.
At 31.75:...
Handsome pink butlste slipove
Empire design, trimmed with uh
French Val lace and ribbon.
' At $2: — ’ '
\ainsook with front and sleeves 0
Val lace and embroidered bands, in
medallions and satin ribbon add tl
lightful beauty.
annsook with wide bands of V
not pattern combined with flowers
The Hovvland Drv Goods Co.
lace. contrasted with strips of embroid
cred butiste.
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Bonds of Thrift, Perseverance and Independence
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The Best Means Yet Dcvised to Encourage and Develop Systematic Savings
FIVE CLASSES-
Deposit each month
Arid receive for next Christmas
ll condoned to maturity receive
Enrollment for Christmas, 1916, must be made before the approaching New Year
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Class A
S 1.00
13.22
4022
Class B
S 2.00
26.44 _
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402 20
Class E
$25. 00
330. 50
1005 .40
Dividend at rate of
4 per cent.
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