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ran com mwm mo mum; TUESDAY, MARCH 14, 1916'
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with lace. Plain white and colored stripes ......... 98¢ .
Tub Silk Waists, 'virith stripes in various colors; regular
some prior. and our excellent line
of Companies/are your: to (house
from Think ‘lli: o'er, it means
' ~ [ .' b. - - '
“t““rdm‘ ’0‘" m "m l styles With rolling collars that can be worn high or low
$2.25
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"I ’ ’ ~' * OWLAND’S
. AVOIDTROUBLE; W A I S ‘I‘ S i \f 1 ‘.
IV ‘ . \ l " '
Hutu; your lflbfll’fll‘rt'e‘ nriuen by l Attractive styles in Lingerie Waists for spring wear. Made l ‘ ,5 ‘5? 1 Entrances on Main St. Fai'field A". and Cannon St '1',
. am out) knou .h‘” to Irile ‘l _ . . ' «3" ‘ ' ' '
5. insurance Our thirty years ex . of fine lawn. orgmdy and vorle. Embrordered and trimmed 1\\\ ,
periuiu» is st your seruce for the w , X\. Bridgeport, Conn" Tuesday. March ‘4' 1916.
$.32"
Taylor&Golden
Telephone No. 1230
South Nomnlk Trust Bldg.
Soft rich Rugs
for bath or bedroom
—-ccononp" in .rome clr
reclion, if nol alone ins
33>
For Noihalk and tirinity: l'nN-t
\l|>\ lili/alnth Slit-tar. I't‘llll‘llt‘tl toi
“d tontuht and \\'edne.~day. pron..t.n t
if '30.
whool again today. alter a short tutti
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l . 7/,“ _ _
1 meme 3591118”. £- Q Q. 1/ lint ttw toliu~ .tlt Ll~t‘tl in any out nt llll"| lugs and l
I‘ , fl 1’ til\\ii_\‘ lll(‘l\\t)t1)lltl'> liaflllulllm‘ and '\t‘I nomad.
nu‘L‘T' ‘ln SEnVIBE ; dCOflOn‘lllc ——)/bu €110!" /%’; lht‘rt- ix a drop lilllt‘, for l‘\lllll‘|‘lt'. l put it i~ .t ~tin«
.‘i?r('l]11lltllhrlll nrll known makes. ”I-..” In," ’1.- -—- i~fl . 3 when ”sull‘h‘kym‘ cal.“ and ,//% * plr hold It'lt'af pattern in whitr. ll~ l llt t’l i\ .t~ though a
“Holeproof” Socks. box of 6, $1.50 . [’5 . . 7,, lllt‘tl <lt‘\l;;ll had ltl't‘ll \\t)rl\'rtl ut't nth.” thr liillitltittlll
guaranteed t. mulnln ‘ ‘ 2 l . ban W14 6‘ atlon“1 dillb / {3/ ”MH-
"Neverbreak" Wardrobe Trunk 0 High SttilOOI News l 7‘? {I ’(51 i ”H” "”“V ‘h‘lfill i'l’lwar‘ “1 "ll“ ‘i M“ ‘i “N' "”‘l
“5'00 or 88 e ‘ OLII‘ al‘! «7 ‘ :ttt-n and hrnnit, for (Wample. ":
'. w r 'I.r.-nt e wer. V ‘ "\ ,. ‘. p u _. , .. ‘1‘ ‘
'\ d L“ P All senior linglirh note lluil'l\>l||ll‘i - , '1 Mt) i-U lmk inf”) t ‘1‘” JIM. liatlttn 11"” ”i M
“Cross" Glove: from ”oi-50th? 7 ,it-res land and lluild I", handed in 1“ ”MM . 4‘ .\ >._ .7 t tum- “uh ttlt‘nhhttigx H1 ltt‘drmtm. “‘1‘ hyhl Mn. h Mm]
i‘or Ladies and Men “”15“mungnn“-1”an ' ~' i' WW \; /////// 1 lot the t'htldl‘t'tiK ltltllll. llt‘ l' t\ .t wit luautd'ui pink:
"Keiser" Neckwear from 50c. up and “hoard bil't‘li.~. liar? ““1 WM “JUN“. d I” Hh'wwnml . l"“" “"H H Km" “1‘“ ”l“ “l" N} ’lllti‘m‘ “l 51"" ‘ “W1”!
“Onyx" Huger, from ")c, up .- thr\\llll'. \Viilt‘i' and. ‘ till” ll.i'\lllL "I. ll tlll>t"ll 1‘!" Alt‘ . ————-—-———-———-——— I \Hd lll‘l‘t‘ illl' (ll'x‘ll l’“,\\ll\ And I.“ h lull ‘ill‘ ”UH Ill?“ 1].\ \ht
lln‘M‘ Lit nut to ten, and our H“It g M l' I H b i 1' 'n I '1 t ‘IYU alt\ \llll'ltlllltlillt".
. . or“. ‘1 to ~>ll ;. l I ‘i t ' ‘l! r'-\ < - ' . . . . . .
id... truth ul [lulu all ‘ i I ‘ ' H; E l ilt‘li I‘ll}; 1~ \'.1M\ll (ll ti . | . 'tllllt‘ liit Milly l.tt‘li 1“
App!) “-5—— ,” I ' ~ it in tirni it. ~; . 'l ”l ‘ .- ; -t'
! 'lhr fir~t ll'lItLHl‘ill of lllt' seniotl “H W]; [a [5007" WALK] i H ltd“ 171,!” :1”: :\ 5:11:11 littlH lllllt: ill: lllt nail.) w
The ~ ‘h :\ l. _ ‘ ‘V' ‘ .. ‘ l |‘ . . 1’ ._ 5 .. it \ x it \\l- :llll' ill: 1.‘ .tllv lltl
., - PeopleSTruSl ll '1‘ “ " "M m H‘ ’ "“H’ ""H “ ' {_ connecr|cm' \‘.tll lH' innnul in 1‘” \itladt 1.: nt lir’tllll llllli itilllltr\!
1‘ , - - ‘ "“" " i‘."- t "" " “"’=_:__r_.“‘. 24 b 36 nchesl— 1.75 4 ' h .
' *‘e. $9 -“””“”‘“"“"“- l" “ -\ —- i ' c . . ...... 27 b: 54 inches :300 :3 E; 62 5:113:32: ' '
U" 79 Washington Street, In a >lttill address iii Hh‘srmbl). ,s-r *1 Q i ' i
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105”“ DAVID South NOI'WilK Conn. ““1““ I" “mum“ ”Wm-Wu ”1‘ "' ‘ 33 by 72 '"CMS, $4
:35 Washington St. So. Novw-Ik "“‘l'h‘hm" ”' H" "I" “""“"” "" ‘ 0 (hurt llall. tllll’tl lltuir
l\'|‘.|. ll I'H‘ .lt.~<l|tlllll‘ llUQ‘.\ llltl illl'l ‘
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WEATHER FORELAST 3:2.va so, :92. .r - ___.. Filli‘lls that make
v”. in» .\lar~"rr K i - t . . 1.,
‘ ..a l III I and l.ll (hum. —-—-—-
AND
l. NOR WALK bathroom complete ‘
t
llOl'lllt‘unl ‘
DinnerSet
'mm or rnou‘: moderate / to their «hunts. Miss l‘auluw limit
:13er T333”: :fifLLTS“11:24.3..lei‘ . :; 2;“! hit» All” mu'ik' m Nm'h'””l""” i SEiIlli‘Bl COMB.“ llt-rv are lilllllg“ tt. \\lll\ it not a \pt-vlt of tllhl can
In: from Texas northeastward to .\t~ MC 50‘ IE I i Q A A». ‘llt'h. The} are high. cleanli, \ll'ntlg. durahle. llmv
a ~. ._ , . .
. .‘ .. . . . . ‘- lllllt‘li man-r tht-\ nial o it to kl‘t'l in ‘h hath n twl an]
England '” musing unselth-d “mm” q ——————- t It i.~ rumored that Roi-knell ltu ltlllt‘h'll'llt‘lt' in '1‘] “.51 1 I. i i i
in nearly all districts east ot the ', 1‘ “ML “I“... mmmonly Mum." “h, I‘ ' -' ’
Rocky Mountains. Light mo“ “in... l *3 “RM“ “I” >|n':lk m ”w rhflnmm Glue shelves, 30-incb,—85c. t Towel-bare, 18 to 30.inch,—35c 1.
ported limit the Lake region and Q :I: :-: in ”H. “womb” on l‘t‘idut [is the Tumbler-andaoap holders,——35c m 75C- J
Northern New England, and lulu ( i “WM.“ “1“ 1..."..mlnq.’ liorl. “Muir $1.50. Toilet-paper holdere,—25c to 45¢. ,‘
N'illlt-led ruin:~~ from the ventral dis- 1 lliunnyl-r ..r our “mum” viewn "lid 0..- ‘ Nb IOIp-dilhes,—45c. Tooth-brush holdup—15¢. i
"ms. The pressure is high m ”wiLt .. ‘& «a. 2.. ._!.:;.o..st m’ “mm ”mu“ “m “PM this Mm of ' w {int i Tumbler and toothbrush holders,- Mirrors,——50c. 12'1“.“
northern districts. The teliipet'aiar.- li‘runk (loodrhiltl has l‘vllll‘lit‘tl i'l'ltlll mm.“ “palm-l. "HE’LB ' ““‘;"‘" “C9 i”c ‘0 ".50. T0welarms—85c L ‘D
. . . . , .
‘3 high on the Mexican border, hut .‘tioitirt-al. (‘unudaL h-nving his dflllL'll . “ Juana-.9“: Billy. . l tie-529% ."d ‘l'b soup disheI,—25c White bath seats —75c 11’
. -. .\ . ..-. . .r -. ‘ "' ” “" , ’ ,to . ' ' .g';
:iontim‘i\1'I "lonnon the 6”]:de lmi‘ l l Lilith llltll tlltllllll \utk. 1 SUES FOR DIVORCE. ‘ . ‘ (( Wash-cloth holdero,-75c. ‘ Small shelveI,—u25c .nd 50c. r .9
er. n (I nor, t‘amun. importer. Pipers Were tiled in th» su rior ‘ Q t i I l.
. . ‘ . * = a l — . . .1
36 degrees below zero. Anilonn. 'I'v\ ' l-Idmund E. (TroWe Is uttendnn: the ‘ pl " Wh'“ b "‘ “°° 3. $150 I M’d'C'M “WNW—$2 0 ‘0 .3- I
as. reported a maximum li-mptzatiuv
>0! 94 degrees.
WEAT‘HER A YEAR AGt.
TODAY.
I»... 'l‘vtnpl-t'anltire: lamp“; high.
'51. Fair.
W
. cnv itwsg
‘ . t-ourt testerday in (ll\'tll‘(‘P proceedings
meeting of the llepublivun Mate (I‘ll-‘
brought. by Antonella S. Sugllo of
{trul committee. at the Allyn House. in . Bridgeport, against l-‘elirl Suglio of
Hartford. this afternoon , Bridgeport. Intolerable crudty in the
—- ground. There are the minor child-
Mr. and )er. Winder E. tloldrihor-
ough, o'ho reside at the Royal .lnniN
'lnn at Norwnlk, tilld Mr. and Mrs.‘
Minor l). Randell. who have a num- __
mer horm- at inullerrt' Island tharienl {GAMBLING RAID IN NEW BRITAlN.
'f‘" ‘“'“O “r“ ““0 “Mm"? ”‘9 “"3""; NEW lllll'l‘AlN. March ll. --A inro-
m .\orwn|k. motored to .‘wrmon, bun-
day, on a visit to Mr. and Mrs, llnrry
\'airin Snead and Miss Minnie ll.
Snead.
roll. of uhom the plaintiff tll‘b‘lfl‘fi the
t'llslndy. Mrs. Sugllo marrledthe d9-
l'emlulil February 8. 1905.
.prietor “as lined $6" and ('llrllti and‘
‘foul'tot-n lroquentorn were fined #25:
and costs each an the result or a pm .
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Fourth flour.
Utensils that make
housework easier
Xt-n' lllllt' (‘llillllt‘ll‘ll wat't' \\ilh a'pttrt- \\lllll‘ lining: is of
silt-rial “eight and \ll't'llKIll. lt \\lll ~tand tht- tire. liody
'1‘ of heavy stt-t-l: coating i.~ thick and hard. l7\'t‘r’\' utensil
is of good >lLt‘, ha~ a handle that i~ «only gi'asprd. i< s0
draped that it ma} in mail} kept as clean a< one‘e hand—
5'
(“THE SOUL OF HAPPINESS”)
PREACHES.
tcrvhiml mm... _;.
tlll‘t' raid on u tumbling room in a to l The Blue Blrd
‘(inl hotel in l'ollce court yesterda) .
IS SOMETHING NEW IN DINNER WARE
I'l‘ho raid was made early
"morning.
N\,A.,o—‘.,-\ x- _A,’ ‘
liOlh‘l'l l-‘. Adms, of Stamford, for-‘IREV MR. STAPLETON
rnerly of Norwalk, ll-i out again, after.
hating undergone n minor ‘surxtcallptmg or the Series of Union Servicesy
Operation. at the Norwatk M. E. Church .
. Held—Last Night. |
Slt‘llht’n W. Velrmr. M ”W POW-‘5‘ 'l'ht- Rel. .lohn Staph-ton was thel
("“1 Company. is confined to hi“preacher at the first of the union sot»
Hopes~Women Will
home on Quintard awnue with an nt- vices in the. Norwulk Methodistl Adopt This Habit
"“‘k "f “'“95’3 ichurcb. last night. A larxt’ nudioncel
‘listoned with interest and profit tohis‘ AS well As Men
Several of the designers in local mil-15mm”: llplll'fll m centre mp 1m. in
Tel kettles,—$l.05 to $1.60. '
. DlohpanI,—70c to $1.30.
Berlin uncepans,—-60c to $1.50.
Colandero,—50¢ Ind 65c.
Preserving kettles,—55c to $1.6&
Jolly-cake prom—17¢: to 30¢.
Pudding pans,’—-25c to 45¢. ..
Coffee pots, oesmlees,——70c to $1.
Cereal houm, double,-——65c to s1.55.j
Ten pote,—70c to 81.
Milk kettieo.—50c to $1. I
Berlin Ramon—95c to $1.35. '
Ple matey—15c to 300. l
Lipped nucepans,—15c to 600. l
Sunday"
.
i The lucky Bluebird (“The m1 of Happiness") is the design or
i this Dinner Set. made by one of the foremost Amerlcnn potters. Tbe
t Nth"! point robbed in bunny of color. chaste dosigu. and st
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the some time. the latent tblnl In the prevailing mnde..il nlll prove
to be the greatest over—o Bluobh‘d ill blue and lllHllli‘iH‘ hid. the
soft rod of nature on the breast, white the edge in! t‘tltll piece is bit
lelled in deep blue “1:0st trlclng. To see it laid out ruiupiote uh
bring an ejaculation of wonderlrom every woman nho View; 1L
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These house-keeping helps are all of special value:—
Rotary uh “Item—$2.75. Aluminum fry-pam.—90c.
- Treye; heavily nickeled,—29c. O-So-Ezy mop. with adjustabl.
' Trilngulnr dustlels mope,——75c andjlnndle, with 1 qt. cedar-oil polishf-o
_._._._.
rinery shops have returned from xew‘Jesus Christ. He chose us his text ‘
you" “new tbl'ey npent "if print; wfgkllho familiar passage: "Lay not up for will: 2:32:12: “'3‘ {2‘37” -. $1.10. .3125. l:
studving the ntest creal onn n e‘ o I ’
. .' ' yourselves treasures upon earth ‘ ‘ D I d G h be ‘ ‘.
lllllllnt’ry establishments of the metro-{Wow moth and my doth corrupt clean. sweet, fresh. . [Sp ave at e e s lourth fioor_ /
polls for Icabter wear. The local mil-land whore llllt'VPS break through and _ l " ,
inery season opened today but Easter! t l h l l- v u, for voumelventreas‘ Happy, bright. alert «vigorous and :5 WASHINGTON ST. SOUTH NORWALK .. /
showings will not he mudefor a few‘3 ea _ uh aim"! for \i'here row from \ii'acious--—a good Clear skin; a natural
. weeks. lureson e , . - ‘ tosy complexion and freedom from til-l ‘ ( : d t
3. .L- _ -. m-.. _ _M__ture is. there will your (heart be also. Hess a” assured on”. by clean, healthy I ossar Corse S
‘ o tThe burden of the 111955889 “33 “.90“ blood. It only every woman and like. G t j
L'non'ne ;the Inst phrase to direct our offer-trons wise every man could realize the won 8 ’ ' ‘7
‘ln the right dlrection by linking a" ders of the morning inside bnth, what f h f the 9
our treaoures with the Christ. The a gratifying change would take place. It \ or 63C 0 e
'l b the a .
A G t H . Rev. S. P. Fairbanks VH1. e in stead of the thousands o. sickly, At ‘ ‘ _ m l . .. q d'ed—ind irodut‘cd a <c )aratc e.
.V rea ome preacher tonight and Messrs. Lawaon anaemic-looking men, women and gm, . r (rossuld 1;; 5. rim t u ‘i . f A f .t l“ d
. - ;m Barret. two young Methodist wtth only 01‘,,.muddy complexion; tu- corset for cat‘ Ol nt- nmc ypes o gun: mm a an
lministers. will bring the gospel mes. stead of multitudes of "nerve wrecks” . . ‘ ‘ heavy to short and slender. k0 one 01 those figures re-
Remedy lsage in song. Tile public is cordially "rundownn." “brain {888" and possi- 25 waShlngton Sta. SOlllll‘NOI'Wfllk quires e..\'acltly the sails}: girl”? 1:15 ail“); IONIC? Yea da" I
.._,_..-. ~—-——-—linvited to “temp mists we should set 3 vlrlle, optimistic must be m tarmony m t e Len o s y c. irrssar e-
. c h l throng of rosy-cheekod people every- _ _ _“__- _“~____’_‘_, signers have secured this harmony of style and yet ,
I or Dug s n where. planned to meet he needs 5 each figure-type! ' X l-
. -—"IT'PAY‘8 :l'O ADVIERT’SE' A“ “Md" bl”! is bad by drinking. Every'woman will learn will interest that the modi-
and COld “9 “deim ea”? and Cam ortk 'each morning before breakfast. a ' . Ill“ and low-bust corsets are cmningintn favor again. The ‘
‘ '82 it for plenonre or iot‘lilhfol‘ .a‘ be glass of real hot water with s tes- Blue Bud Set Coupon medium height.is the more popular. it is winning more
\ ' . “h‘imver, our .maho: n .fflm ’ “900nm 0' limeston phosphate In it to friends than any other type‘simply because it ie more in .
l.lliollllle brings relief, even in the "190m“ '3'" “9 5““ ‘0 “‘9' ' wash from the stomach, liver, kidneys T d M h 14 \ accord with woman's ideas and requiretmnts. The waist—
Ibost stubborn cases, and the world of ~ , ! end ten 3'1!de 0f bowels the previous , “es 8y! arc ' line is normal, the skirt length is reasonable: corsets arc
medic-i k u ()ur city chiefs hate filings. lo ks day's indigestible waste, sour fermen- ‘ comfortable and figtll’C-lmlldlfill'. ',
,. ne now no surer euro 70 I!- ’They loan them to t eli‘c r .. tations and poisons, thusr cleansing. ._ All Gossard corsets of course. love in front. That
out for bronchial afflictions than Lin. \\ r; spend dfll‘lf‘ {2:21:25}??? .. ”83’9““de freshenlng the entire NAME . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . gives the advantge of adiustmcnt dircrth' before 1110
.1 ' o expe 1 e . . , . i ' ' - 'u ' ~' ~
1; onlno. When the throat is perched and , alimentary canal before putting more ‘ ‘ ‘ eye. No guessmg. Go'ssards‘ hook “hilt 31""Klld‘ the
Ear V nd Nd food into the stomwh. ADDREQS .r-o......o.......-o-o....-._-.......u.....n. lacing. NO: filCV (lOllt ha"? do be lat'l'll CRCh tllllt‘j‘ney
.- the lull" sore with severe colds the Big htahve zed: oetr Do, ulclt inn!!! Those subject to sick headache, bil- tr are put on or unlaced each‘ time they are taken off. one
”Mammalian from membrane and t” n e n e poo bl _ llousneas. nasty breath. rbeumntlsm. NEWSDEALER . . . . . . . . . . . .3 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . simplv adjusts them‘ (as any corsetl but much 935,”...
if“ The best we I?" to 011:; c3; van colds; and partlcnhrly those who have - - and \l'ith filter results. .
.1 one. ls; broken own, ram n '1, pallld. sallow complexion and who New models are graceful, made of fine materials, 111- . .
AM) IT DOESN'T MATTER WHAT . . . . .. m “mum“ “‘7 0M“- m “I‘M w fateful freedom but give thorough support. ’
,. \‘leve Mull 'it Pays to Advertise, 1° obtain ‘ Mr pound ofllmutone' \ 10 IE- the are they’re not expensive -52“) and. ‘ /
TOW OF COLD YOU HAVE. LINO- And we have one grandrgoud chancejphuphu. at ”10"“er "a“ will me as y , . . . . '
mulls WHAT YOU WANT. By redeem-Ir the nine oil! Norwailtchmt mum, but 1. mmmflmdmfl 4 TEL leu amount). mom ., r r ’ .
- With tn “Honk/“b“ “c“ ion-into the quick one We C JOI. or sun nor. Second floor. I“ .
. change in both heath 3nd appearance . .
.. Cor-Mr Monroe and Chestnut We both Nomlk.
ft Pm to “um”! ”ammonium those (he Moo intend ‘- .i. ' .
Inland: Womqtrmber that , l . , - , . .. ..»_
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