. AVOID mounts};
(Having your insurance unuen by
she know how to write
‘ insurance our thirty years ea- .
' patience he at your service for the
game price. and our excellent line
'01 (‘ompanica are your to choose
Think 'h‘s o'er, it means
safeguarding your interests.
Tavlor&Golden
South somatic Trust stag.
Til ’MAGTCIAN
THE HATI
Father Time in it iitnuitinii v. .
llui he no tit‘l out of ..
lidl only what the makers put
”c i» at his lit'.\l with
It:tll“at
$350—$400
.\ll iiil‘ newest sits res and full
I
iotmble shades.
new NECKWEAR
_50c., 55c., 65c., $1.00.
JOSEPH DAVIS
85 Washington St.
WEATHER FORECAST.
Forecast for Norwiilk and vicinity:
Fair and warmer tonight;
cloudy and warmer, probably
snow or rain; northwest winds; dim.
inishing and becoming south. Pleas-
ant Weather prevails this morning In
the eastern districts.
pressure central over South Dakota Is
cunning unsettled weather with light
snow or rain in the upper Mississippi
Valley and western portion of the
The temperatures are
rising between the Rocky Mountains
and the Mississippi river, but continue
low in the Lake region and along the
Atlantic coast north of South Caro-
An area of low
WEATHER A YEAR AGO
'l‘cmpcraturc: Low, 37; high,
outfit
- -“‘-—-'M\A—W
\Ir. and Mrs. Ilarold Ballard haw?
removed 'from Orchard street In the
tirst til-strict to Lincoln avenue down-
'-.‘here will be a meeting of thé'EE-
tit ”tor Circle of Kings’
tl't home of Mrs. John
ruin avenue, Wednesday afternoon It
The members of the. Junior Guild of
Trinity Episcopal church will meet to-
morrow night at 7-:45 o'clock. At 2
o‘clock tomorrow the Woman‘s Guild
vnll meet to sew. At 4:30 o‘l'iock
lhcre will be an evening prayer in the
-—-Furnishings for the home are he-
, coming so much more individual in
, 'their taste these days, and to meet
this demand. the A. J. Collins 00. car!
a. wide range of styles and finishes to
suite every taste, and the prices are
so Ir v, that you will be agreeably sur-
pulsed. Read adv. in todsY's issue.
“'I‘lio Nutter Brother; or, The Coin-
ing d tho King." was the snbioct of a
ting lecture delivered last
evaluator-oops Ii Haltbytlio
M. Janos Benton W rnor.. This too-
hr. h tho secondof summon “The
_ 1.". mi: mum is M
W vi amorous
»» fli- of great-Interest. out.
ao.‘
$1.
\
I‘sr Sa'c
1 Acres Land and Build-
hu. (rooting on Winfield
and Howard streets, East
Recount. and .
Sewer. Price Reasonable.
Apply
T"'I’eoplteti Trad Co
Adminidtrators. I). B N.
79 Washington Street,
Water
BREEMAN—SCHUMAN.
A pretty wedding took piare
Saturday evening at 5 o‘clock, at the
home of \Ir and Mrs Samuel t‘olteh.‘
2i High l‘irst when
Miss Ito.» Schthitaii. datghtwi of Mr
, _ .. . . ,, a and .\ir.~ flannel of 4'1.
Alton was born, to Officer and Mrs. Spring street, became the bride oi
John H, Smith. of Elizabeth >treet,
list week.
lei)
Conn.
South Norwalk
atlt'tcl. Iiistiici,
-. _ - - -._ Scliiinan
\\‘il|tani lireeinan. of Swing street.i
toieiiian at .iht‘tiiw >lioe rectory. on
t‘t-Js-t slrt‘cl Tilt) iiiariiuge ccruiioiiy
A delightful sacred conceit “as giv- was pert‘oriiied the r! K
M: resterdar afternoon at Grace Bar- Messier. of South suntan.
Il>c’ t north.
by Hey
The bride was attractiwll :ou'iied
The Board of ltelief met for the first
tuiiie‘tiup' afternoon between the hours
oi 2 and 5 o'clock.
III white silk. titiiiiiit-d with int-e. and
carried a
ot roses and ial'il‘dlitlllii
liaiidmiiie loir‘al unmet
'l‘he iititiht‘ was liuiitisiliit-ly tie vorat»
ed with iloueis niil ied, ytliite and
There uill be a matting, tonight, of mm, d"“N“'-‘ pm“; a “m... pip-“mg
the l-2a~t Norwalk Yacht (‘lub, Mat-
t."> of interest will be discussed and
relicshtiieiits served.
appearance
(her one hundred Kili'rle’, in I'll ng
members and friends of the fa .iilies.
Were present. and iiiituic
Iill'llifiilt‘d by piece or—
. , c\t-t-ll )Iil
.\ yeciilur meeting of the .\Ol'llillk “ ‘ Q
‘a.
Building, Loan and investment Asst» ‘ H
. . ~ _ ~ .ll'h 'I
t'tiititin Will he Ill‘iti at ill- ofltt'e 0f ‘
At . ' i ~ ' ’ ' "
Tayl'or & Holden. tnmormw wetting (I i Ikili' wedding trip the
happy couple will re.~ide for it short
.. . ‘ time at the bane of the brilc's par-
IIiere is local. interest in the fact PM”. at ll Sprint! street, South Nob
that plain ate. being made by members v slit
of St. John's Lodge. A. F. and A. M.,
of Stratford, to celebrate the 150th
anniversary of the order. Elaborate
prepartiona are under way.
it four
Attorney Fret-mun Light is in
liidgeiit-ld, today, on business.
There is to be held in the Elk’s
llotne, tomorrow evening. a card party \ R,"'“'°e' 0’ Southport. “.0“, visitors
III Norwslk yesterday. ‘
under the auspices of the ladies. A i
big time is expected. 40 tables to be . _ . .
filled. and the affair promises to be ‘ Mia tieoigt- t iirtcr. of Noruulk. is
.~l V -- w t‘.
big success. ”W'mr I"! Mr. .
with daughter,
Stephen lletilli. II) New t‘nnitnti.
0
It is important that you consult the
corseiler at the N. E. Ryan (‘o.'s sQro‘ The weekly dance 0' the Arlon Four
conci-ming correct corset fashions for was Saturday night held In Arion Hall
1910, so ”NIKE flaw may m...- the SVBC’H orchestra furnished music.
beauty of the material or spoil the‘
dainty effect of the. trimming on your
new spring costume. See adv.
Mr. and rm. Clifford Bailey have?
returned from their wedding trip, and‘
spent Sunday with relatives In townf
The foreclosure sale of the estate of .
James P. Harry, on Belden Hill are Smut-hi. of xiii-wait, im‘
uue, loudon smart. and Oakland road rt-lumed his tin-rd nth-r
took place yesterday. The Peigenspan spending >everul days in Weslport.
Brewing Company purchased five "
pieces and Atorney Louis S. Beers one
piece.
Ktuinet li
to home
I
William F. Tammany is today a
yisitor in New York, where he Is at-
tending to matters in connection with
it has been announced that the train { “,9 iiutters‘ case.
which leaves the South Norwalk tie? __
pol weekdays at 8:10‘ O'clock In the Mr and Mrs. Jack Itt‘it'li utid Mm.
1110?“an for New York will hereafter Leonard, of Bridgeport .spent Stindiu
stop at Stamford. ileretoforc this with Mrs. Reich's parents. Mr. and
express made no stops DPIWW“ thil Mrs. George Keeler. of \Vushinuton
city and the Grand Central.
Mrs. M. \Vebher Finnegan wishes
to inform lier customers that her
shopping day in New York will be oti
Tuesdays instead of \\'ednesdays.
’\\'hiie coasting Saturday evening.
on Grand View Avenue Hill. Grace
Stewart. the three year old daughter . . ‘
of Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Stewart. of ““1"“ ”MW"- A- butting, “107193
lrand View avenue, was thrown from (“phi"- mi?" Sterling, MI‘S. Hunting-l
a large double rip, and suffered severe ton, 3““ Elizabeth She?” and Mun
inyuries to lter right knee. The iiga- 0- w- V3" ““318. journeyed to New
ments of the knee were badly torn, ”“W'” Saturday night.
but the limb was not broken. The ac-
tident occured about six o‘clock. Dr.’
f‘rom was called at once, and the in- ”‘9 sixteenth wedding anniversary 01’
juries were given medit‘el attention. M“ ““d Mrs..llarry Shelden, was held‘
The injury although not a serious one “t ”‘9” home, 141 Wat‘hlnklon street.‘
has given the child a great deal of Saturday "MINE A pleasant timer
pain and she is still suffering grc
from the shock.
st reel.
The Inst of a series of subscription
dances was Saturday evening held at
the Norwalk Country Club. \l'itt-
stein's orchestra, of New Haven, fur.
nished music. There was a large at-
tendance. and a jolly'evening ensued.
A skirting party, composed of Mitts
A surprise party given in Minor of
Among those present were: Mr. and
. Mrs. John Oberlander and Master:
‘HOSPITAL NOTES. Harry Oberlander. Mr. and Mrs. Fredi
Benjamin Ollistead. of Cranhury, A. hopper, of Barton, tRay Butler 0!;
was admitted Saturday alterilOOIl'Rridgepol-t,, 315,0,301-59 nurckhsrdt on
about on; {O‘clock Spits“? 30'1"” , New York city. the Misses Marjorie,
in un raciui-e o to e a k
:2 tit: result of the kick of a horse. Relscr, Bertha Kinklo, Gertrude Banksi
\tr Olmstead is it driver for Alber‘ . [nurse Bruschwein and Gertrude Dres-;
. . .. ‘
Belts, the Iumberman, and was in icher. and MGEM‘S- Albert Banks, Edy
lured in lisrieu. with his strum. when ward and Fred Ilsase. Charles Obi-i
tiliebaccidcntt 0““??3- The iflusf: inattn. Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Lepper“
Im was se. am e man \v . 1‘ b ‘ ,
charged Saturday afternoon. “Ir. and .iis. John Brnschtzein, and;
Miss Helen Riilin. of Silverinine, \Ir. and Mrs. 'Sheldon. Many WNW:
was discharged Saturday, ,gifts‘ were received by Mr. and Mrs.
Master Steven Agocn. of (lunnon- Sheldon.
date. was discharged Staurday. '
VEILS
New spring line of veiling! and ready made veilsf Various meshes,
plain, with borders and with lace edges. Practically all of them can
be ‘adusted either as a nose or chin veil or as a drapery over‘ the hat.
Black, white. navy. brown. black and white mixture 25s to 50¢
omt-‘eou veins in double length with hematitched edges, «angry .
edcolora...........;.....s............. ' ”...-....DOO
MOUNNING VEILO of chiffon and not with crepe or ribbon bord- .
ers. ' ’ ' ‘ ‘ soo'to ans
____.
oos:lsso‘aoaasIIIIIOOIIOIloaloooIaosanucleons-baa
ntty was enjoyed by all those present."
The sun is nature’s furnace for
heating the world. llot as this
natural furnace is. it does not fur-
nisli Iicut enough in winter. so we
must warm our house with an
artificial furnace.
“'6 have one caution to make,
after _\oti have decided on :i STAM-
rtlu), that is, get your furnace
large enough, As hfill‘rs vary
greatly in size, so do furnaces.
Don‘t tr" to heat a large house
with a li'tle furnace. or you will
come to grief, no matter how good
the furnace.
FOR SAIE BY ‘ .
HQRAC‘. R. NASH. COR. N0. MlIN AND WEST STS
2-2». -.Tx- ‘Ji—Mfi .-- .-. 25-31——
'1 see tones has failttl. Ha: lifititioii in bankruptcy "19““ that be
any assets"
“Nothing of any value, The
\eiilory which be filed with his
prt'seiiis."~ —
in‘ I had 1‘30 wedding
I” j Ilrooklyn Citizen.
LIBRARY COMPETITION
The Norwaiks Besieged From Within.
Votes Fly; Thick and Fast Into Ballot Boxes On
PREMIUM RED LETTER DAYS\
Today's Propsitions the Belch of the Cannon.
READ---COMPREHEND---UTILIZE
\'otei.~ will understand that the fig lt'r of lotldy include ellilpl)’ tIit- stori-
vote of Monday. 'l‘ilesday and \Vedneslu}. itnd Mit‘ll t'ottce t‘aiis, Tea For
tons, I-‘qur Sucks that were released illlii \tilt'ti. The enormous voting
\\ liicli took place Thursday, Friday ani Saturday oi last week Ii~' included Ill
:t separate i'cport.lnd. as before stat -d. will be filed away, utter being
. 'l’ftrt tullv audited and held until we assemble the Committee which our con-
3 .- I v , a .‘ . ' r l
1““ Mina “hail” and I'rederitk walnuts will provue us. and tabulated in then presence.
Again. we. rt-itt-r-
ate that the destiny of the Libraries I't‘Sle in the verdict that these unpub-
lished reports will divulge. which tiit-reiore leaves only one conclusion: l. e,
YOU WILL HAVE TO MARSHALL YOUR FORCES ’I‘OLII‘I'I‘HER ANI) I)”
'I'III) GREATEST AMOI'N'I‘ OP TRADING IN EVERY STORE. not just ii
TI‘W of llit‘lll.'““ YOI‘ EXPECT TO WIN. ,
t‘oinmon senile should advise you that our ttlIll itllti purpose is to iii—
crcsw the sales‘bI your local merchants cocperutiiw with us, and that the
plain of t'iIIIIIIRISD we place before you enforces this result. and that the
beautiful books will naturally go to the set of workers who revenl thein-
solve. the most mpontu've. The end is iii sight and our propositions will
‘kW‘l' 3"" JUIIINM “It‘l‘Pfort‘ you should read carefully and >|ir98ti broadcast I
.the following: :
PREMIUM REDLKTTER IN ALL STORES THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND
SATURDAY THE COMING TWO WEEKS, WITH THE SAME BO-
NUSES FOR EACH STORE AS WAS ANNOUNCED FOR PAST
qu WEEKS, .WITH THESE EXCEPTIONS:
The Iiotms of fig-fillowing stores will be increased to 100.000, which
meant! I! you Jt'frhda do the largest amount of trading during the next two
“Tits 0:“ Apfif 8th. the Bonus ticket will be mailed out to you.
i
Nui'witik liittdwnrt- Company. .................. 100.000 Bonus
lievine ,& Iiaitlwick, Drugs ...................... 100,000 Bonus
I”. II. Baxter. i)rugs........... ............... 100,000 Bonus
'I‘. A. Skelly. Cigars... . .. . .. ... . . . . 100.000 Bonus
'I'nrlov Brothers, (‘igars ........................ 100,000 Bonus
A'oicrs, of course, remember that Premium Red Letter means that 'I‘hurs‘
day, Friday and Saturday every merchant is privileged to issue 1.000 votes
\tith each Ilollttr purchase. but at all times the ticket issued must bear
'i‘hree Iniprcsolqnp of the Merchant’s ()tiicial Number. therefore we ask vot-
ers to be cautious in seeing that tickets are so stumped.
DIG PROPOSITION FOR STUDWELL PIANO CO.
We will oII'er 3. lionur of 100,000 votes for the name of tiny prl‘ispective
buyer of it I’lano, such name or names will be Illl‘llf‘tl over In our i‘iuno deal-
t-r tind. if a sale lH cone-uninmetl. this Iii-g Bonus will b.- iun'tlt-tl out to the
sender of such Illlllll‘. In addition. the ctir‘toiiier “III. of course, he privileg-
ed to receive. 1,000 votes for every Ilolltir pnid on the Hunt», provided the
pit: unit is made on Thursday, Friday or Sutttidiiy. The line of instrument»:
carried by this firm will meet any requirement. tioiii tln popnlnr prit ml in-
ril'lililt‘m. ‘0 the hiKh-izrntie Piano. Here is your clizoice to secure it vote
that may turn the tide. ‘
A FINAL DAY PROPOSITION OF GREAT MOMENT. i
From now on you will have occmion to hold tight every Flour Suckt‘of- ‘
ice (‘nn. Ten Carton, flutter Wrapper. Ilrend Wrapper, (‘ignr Band. etc. for l
we are going to place a concluding Bonus for the largest number of each of
these that you should convert evcry ndividual concerned as to the outcome ,
‘mic a consumer of these articles, therefore we will place below the name
of the article and ‘thc llonus vote you will receive it you turn in the. largest ;
number the last day of the Contest:
1,000,000 Votes
700,000 Votes
700,000 Votes
500.000 Votes
$00,000 Votes
500,000 Votes
for llecker's Flour Sticks.
for “old Mednl linttcr \Vrnppcrs.
for “My Wife‘s Ilrt-nd Wrappers.
for l'ulon (‘ltih t‘ol‘i‘cc Guns.
for Russian Blend Tea Cartons.
for Old Well l‘erfccto Cigar Bonds.
THE ABOVE IN ADDITION TO THE VOTE VALUE OF EACH ,
ARTICLE.
Remember that the lionuses of front 50,000 to 100,000 awarded in con-
nection with each store is to prompt yoti of the necessity of‘ becoming a
One Hundred l‘cr (‘cut voter. instead of the Vote Here and Skip There
kind if you are in a position to buy a Suit of (‘lothes or anything in 3
Men's Store. Just lit‘t‘l) your money in your pocket until the First of April.
for we have a proposition sizzling in the [Hill for Rogers~Stcvens 00.. that.
will be a corker. which will be announced the first of April, and it will not
be any April Fool's .‘loke. either. Again, if you are the kind that goes to .
the Merchant Tailor. we will make one at this time for Dibble, The Tailor, i
so keep away from the tape line. until then i
INTERESTING SPECIALS FOR A. F. BECKMANN d. (20., AND i
NEW YORK GROCERY. - ,
Fbr the next two weeks. the above (‘rocery Stores will issue 500 votes i
for every can of Sweet Clover Condensed Milk. and 500 .votes for every i
bar of Kirkman‘s Soap. The Label of the Milk you are aware in redeema- K
hie at 50 votes. and the (‘oupon on the Soap Wrapper the same, therefore,
this is the time to lay iua supply of both.
BIG COUQDN BONUSES REPEATED FOR NEXT TWO WEEKS.
As has been the case March 4th and March 18th. or two periods of two
weeks each, we will again send out a Bonus ticket of from 5,000 to 100,000
for the largest number of Coupons. etc.. turned in April 1st. We hope tobe
able to send out‘the Coupon Bonuses for the past}wo~weeks in Tuesday's
mail. so they will reach our contestants some time Wednesday. -
CLIP OUT AND PRESERVE TODAY'S ANNOUNCEMENT. .
Every voter and every merchant should clip out and preserve today s
announcement. for there is much that you should retain. and a, second
time's reading may furnish some sideiight. that the first failed to do and.
with same in hand. you can accurateiytransmtt its contents to friendly sup-
A. O JOHNSON,
Dortt‘rs- \ "2 Columbus Circle, N. Y.
HOW THE VOTE STANDS: p
~.-.. ’ant max . imp. Aa- ‘ St. Andrew's, iii-atom. 111.93;
' “hi i. n.- . - . l -:-1.1“.1“ I. ,0. “we” - . s n . - ... ”0.0%
.. causes .4 no“): ,t
"Ii-nim” "tinny.”
' '7“ . has.
TT'T
MONDAY, MARCH no, 1ng ‘ '
HOWLAND’S
Entrances on Main St, Fairfield Ave. and Cannon St. 9
Bridgeport, Conn, Monday, March 20, 1916.
Brighten the home 2 i
\ ,
,\.
where you are
iv}. illlitt‘ti. to bright: ll lill iltilllt‘ till it \t't‘lllx’ {l tit-w
i'im'. dttti'yl i..J‘ l «i i‘tllit‘ ml il~ iitt‘llt \ u;i_
.\ titty in; or tun, |It'\\ tilllitllir, pittl\ ttilui'ctl tira—
lttiit» anti, \\lliltiiil thc tttitilllwll HI .i once of Illl'lllllll't‘
. . l , '
illlgilllit‘\\ .tiiti llt‘i\llt\\ imxc ~pi't.i«i o\cr till
I
litiiitlmiiic lit \\
linilci'lh
\‘.(l\iliiiiit' . It ltlllllt‘\ iiit‘ltitlt' sl .itiuw
IJlJt‘ltiIISt'a \.ii~} *‘
Fillllihl Iil.tlll‘llt‘\ .tl't' ttf.t1:.tit;i\ iii '\“li|l liltit lii‘ti\\ll
I . . - ‘ l
imc .iiitl grccii. tun itilltti cttcth :n. to St \(ll'ti
Illtililil‘
I.) i
.\\\l\\ illilxiilh of .‘tt'ti~ti<~ pntlciii
and
clock iillti Itliltl‘ t.i~tcltii limit”.
«itilti
:t‘ _\ .‘ii‘tl,
\it‘l‘i‘k‘ll/tti \t‘li'll\' (ilitl iii;trttui~ttv\ .iic of line tcx—
illi’t' .illtl ilaxt' t'xi‘tiit'lll iU\ftl' .\i<i~l .tli' tilt-hilt” \\ilh
til.i\‘.ll'i\titi\ t‘tl lut‘ in 3;‘ \.llii i‘.
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5'-
t -l . . ._ ‘ ' .
[\Ilil \Iiittlitllt\ .iit til I.iiit_\ tit\lf\'ll Ill \tltit‘ii i\\tl tii‘
Illlil‘t‘ ,.,|...«. :itc uxctl; or of tiilt‘ .‘o‘toi :tttti pinto. l: [~26
'lilldi.
N nit iciitiytolinii: Uni tiiiis .‘it‘c n"? n and marquis-
tilt \l‘lll litllhliltillllg ultti loin) t‘liQ-H tit‘lt‘t'l'l/t'tl, t'fit‘t‘t-
l\t’ —OI 5t) pair.
. (.ti’iti color window slizitics', iirlll iilli
\\|lil \lllllilt'il roller. rciitly to put up ’
Thild fitil tr,
fabric
t
~ ttill‘gr
‘I
_:. illlti :otx
W.
t ,
White Japan
for pantry
\\ littc jtipaumcd \vare isju~t (is t‘it'iill as it appears to
be. It 's easily kept clean—tor no speck can stick to it
without being seen. .\ntl how much it adds to the cheer- '
iiic~s of pantry!
\
.-
. .- L
it will give . ..
. This note is of hczity tin with a good coat of japan-
rung.r liakctl upon it at :i trcincntlous ilt'iil.
good and long' service. ’
Cake boxes—«$1.75. .‘ Sugar canisters—50c to "I
lea and coffee counters—i SL75. S '
330‘and 50R . , Roll—top bread and cake '
‘ l'lour cniiistci‘stI to lion's—3‘45 to $1.90. V. k"
51-75 . Cabinets for cake—$1.50
) y ~ ~
Iirt'titl litixt'~-~t\5t‘ to bigs, 1 It) 54. . «
Fourth I’Ioor. " r»
i
The Howland Dry Goods Co.
Correctly designed corsets are a necessity for the
health, comfort and appearance of every woman. It you are
keen for that distinctive, graceful contour which only per-
fect corsets can give. we advise you to come here for a fit:-
ting by our graduate corsetier. _
In our stock you will find only the best corset fashions
for 1916 from leading manufacturers, at popular prices.
I .
.‘I/(fl CRADI MIRCIIANDISERT HODfflflTE PRICES
86 WASHINGTON s'r.
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For gesultsf
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