AVOID TROUBLE
Having your insurance written by
those who know how to write
insurance. Our thirty years ex-i
perienoe is a your service (or the ’
same price. and our excellent line .
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I Acres Land and Build-
ings. fronting on Winfield
and Howard streets, East
and
Norwalk. Water
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anteguardln; your interests. ‘ Apply .
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Taylor&Golden ‘Peoples Trust C.
T" N" ‘2” Administrators. l). B, N.
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South NW‘ k ‘I— 70 Washington Street,
Conn.
South Norwalk
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You‘d often like to drop into a
store and look over things you‘ve
seen advertised
But you don't like to he urged
to buy »and we agree with you ab-
soiutely
You can come to this store any
ttiiie try on clothes, and not feel
the slightest obligation to purchase
Every day S968 new arrivals ol'
(ltllhlllg and furnishings
\ctcpt our invitation.
Claude Whitney, of Burritt avenue.
local bone artist, played last elelllll‘
at the Stamford Theatre.
Attorney Maurice Land has return
ed to this city, following a ~eieral
days business trip to New York cItY.
\ card party is to be held this site-
iiin: in the Bill's Home under the di-
rection of the ladies.
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Mr. and M rs Horace Ferris, of Cross
etrcet downtown were tisitors yester-
d'iy in Bridgeport.
'l'ic Ladies“ Aid Society of tho
Hr.~t .\i. It). t‘liuich will hold a near-
ing meeting tomorrow at the cit llt'll
JOSEPH DAVIS
35 Washington St. So. Normlk.‘
WEATHER FORECAST
li‘oretast for Norwalk and vtt.uit_v.
J mal Minus. or rains tonight; Wet}
Itwlll) partly cloudy. moderate shift-
i:e winds t‘loudy and unsettled
“earlier with light rain or snow pro-
\.iiled morning in the eastern
portion of the Lake region and along
the Atlantic coast from South Caro-
Iiiiu to Maine. l'leasant weather cott-
ttitucs in the southern districts. A
weltdet‘iiied area of low pressure
\Hllt'll is central ou-r South Dakota
i.~ tanning unsettled weather with a
decided rise in temperature between
the Rocky Mountains and the Missi-
.~.~tppi river The temperature con-
Illlllt-f“ low In the Lake region and in
New migtsnd ‘7‘]
WEATHER A YEAR A60
TODAY.
' 'I't-uiticrnturet l.ti\\'. 371 ill "It,
Fair. 1‘ ‘TM
at '1 o'clock
iiillt't‘r John H. 'l‘ootliill yesterday
arrested ltanford Jones. helplessly
drunk. on Raymond strt‘t‘l. \ $7. fine.
imposed this morning by Judge Vou-
liusg Willi suspended.
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th School News
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le‘ritz Seder :«pent the week end with
ills mother in New York.
Illlr
'Iile dllt‘h til the Gtrsl’ Athlt‘tlt' Av
soiiation are due on r‘titlay of this
t‘.t-t Ii. March 34. Meltibcrs‘ “ill please
~‘i‘lllt' this tiresome but important burl-
IIlPu‘h promptly.
I'l' tltimbat't t'hllldlllt‘ti tiie clianuca
lite tire (ilill in assembly yeah-r
hate
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\\'ord was received In Ni rwalk yes— ll""d l">‘“"'ll“l
terduy of the death of Edith, daugh-Vblll when Mr. .\I;i.~‘on, of t‘ic \lcciittn-
tt-r of George II. llroomficld, a former. in“ institute, of ROt'ht‘bIt‘l‘, .\'. \‘.,
resident here. but loeatod for SBVOIIIHIWRI' ml the opportunities of young
.l't‘llrfi littsl itt Hartford. The deceased‘tiien and women. The talk was espe-
li i' “0“" living with her husband In (tally interesting to many of the N'll‘
5‘» ”WI”. iors. who have not yet decided what
tthey will do after they have graduat-
Th” “"r“ a number M prolomfln"lied. Ilia talk had plenty of 'punch" in
“"" "”9”” “""Wm ”“9“ at in" it. and tllll’lOliKll the lit‘t‘llnllit‘s' Insti-
m ' spam“ or the board 0“ relief'ztutt‘. of Rochester. did not guarantee
“huh “I“! held in ma city hall be“every graduate a wife and salary of
my?" the hours of 2 and 5' Tm'mooo per year, the things one of the
board is In session thitl afternoon, as '
“v”. lm‘adttates was lucky enough to a
vquire shortly after uraduatinit. plenty
Iof chances and Hood pttylnt: position
tomorrow .
lwere 111' store.
‘ui‘
‘day morning. New
been posted iii etct'y room. to replace
the old faded ones. t‘ontiary to all
expectations. no fire drill was held
~cltedules
yesterday.
"the students uric agreeably eur-
tiiot'nin: lli lt.~‘>t‘|ll-
Board of Relief meetn
from 2 to 5 p. m.
«Board of Relief meets tomorrow
in 2 to f. p. m.
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Tomorrow evening, at the Berkley”
street Hall, the. St. Paul's A. A. openal ro
a basketball series with the Questions
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Viola i‘I t'edar
this city. became the bride.
{’i‘lllirstlily of last week. of George W.
The ceiettiuny
\t‘d~ pcrfoitiied in Waterbury by the
Rev William A, Wotidruff. padoc of
Trinity Episcopal t‘hurch of that city.
The bride was becomingiy attired
in a darl. blue traveling gown. with
hat to llllilt’h She carried .i bouquet
of bridal roses Her sister. Mrs. M.
(itll’llfllll. wait the bridesmaid and \‘l'il
liam A Ilyxbce. of this city, the
bride's brother. was best man.
After a honey moon trlp Mr and
,Mrs Lynch will reside In Waterbury.
The happy coupe have the best wish.
of iiicnds how and in
lilies llyx.tee. oi
>ll‘tt'l.
Itiitli. oi \K'atoi-oury
es of a host
Waterbury.
.\Ii.~.~ (‘atherine lIoaan, of It‘airileld‘
atciittc, Stamford. has returned front
il iisit with fl‘it’lld‘i iit .\'orwallt
.\Ir<. Dominik ’l‘ortorcila. of Sprint:
strct. who halt been in poor health,
went to llrooklyn. N. Y., yesterday, pl
client! a month with her daughter. Mrs.
Lillie Loticrzo. She was accompanied
by her daughter Mintiio.
(‘Onnecticut has another \Iusuuito
Extermination Asuncitttion. This of-
gattiation yesterday tiled articles of
asi~ociation in the office of the Ft‘t'l'é‘
fury of state. he headquarters will
be at (luilfurd.
Titer will be evening prayer attd
meditation at Trinity Episcopal church
tomlrrow afternoon at 4:30 o'clock.
There wtl be a iniaeionary atudy meet-
ing at 3 o'clock and the junior auxil-
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iary meets lit 3 30.
The sun-ct department are notify-
ing the w mm and gas companies of
the (‘ity what street repairs and im-
proveiiientw are to be made on during
the coming summer so that these com-,
patties can handle their repair work on
the streets to be improved in adtiince.
A number of young men, about
whom complaint: have been made
witli t-at’enice to their practice of an-
noying factory girls, were rounded up
yesterday by omct-r Frank S. Strat-
tOii. who brought them to police head-
quarters. The eror of their ways was
pointed out in a stern lecture :tdmin-
istercd by the police.
CASTOR IA
For Infant: and Chllthon
In Us. For Over 30Yonr‘
Always hem
the - l
Silmature Of
5%
ot Westport. Both of these teams are
strong contenders for the amntuor
junior championship of Fairfleld
(County It is therefore expected thntl
one of the best games of the season'
will be seen tomorrow evening, on'
the Berkley street Court.
plain, with borders and with lace
he initiated either as a none or ch
liiaclt, white. now. brown, black
CHIFFON VEILS in double len
The lotion-trig minim-cs of Clinton'
(.‘cmmandery, No. 3. Knights Templar,
la<t evening, at the banquet in Bridgt.L
the
l" I“ “"9“ in connection “'m" ed colors ...........
gl’dlltl conclave of Connecticut. Knight
MOURNING VEILS of chiffon
Templnra. which is being held in that \
era, ................. ...........~
city: r. s. H. Huntington, M. Nu"
Sianian, Irving D. Robinwn. Edwardl
E. (lorham. Milton Elwood, Christian
tSwartz and Arthur'C. Wheeler.
luv. John E. Zeiter, former pastor
VEILS
New spring line of veilinga and ready made veils. Various meshes.
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' J. I. MALLETTE
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edges. I’ruetieally all of them can I 15““ Norwalli lull). As- S‘I. Andrew's-t Mission. . 713,93!
. . t uociatiou ........... 1141.138 l-. 0. LauIes .......... 6‘30,an
itt veil or as a drapery over the lint. ‘ “mum. t‘lub ______ 3H1'075'222 L. 0. Mouse ........... 551,018
and white mixture 25c to 50¢ i. . ‘ (‘ockcnoc Tribe, 1" M" ”1'807 goodx‘
gth with hematitcheti edges. assure _ W.-. -1..- . -_. - _ __- _
. .................... ' ...... 98c ' ..
and net with crepe or ribbon [and Y ASK ANY
"""""""" 5“ .. "'75 DODGE. BROS MOTOR CAR
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of the Firtt M. E. Church of South
Norwatk. now minister of St. Paul'l
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1.1mm c6npfrmdN
lions, l-‘lour hacks that were released and
lwliich took place Thursday, Friday and Saturday of last were-115 included til
it bepSMle report and, as before stated, will be filed aw'_‘. alter being
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Vote. Fly; Thick and Fast Into Ballot Boxes 01:
PREMIUM RED LETTER DAYS
Today's Propsitions the Belch oi the Cannonr
' READ---COMPREHEND---UTILIZE
Votelr‘t will understand that the figures of today include simply the ston—
tote of Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday. and such Coffee Cans. 'I‘ea t’aiv
voted. The enormous voting
pantoli) audited. and held until we assemble the Committee, “llit ti our con.
1tc:tant.-' will prmide us, and tabulated in their presence. Again. we reitei‘
, :te that the destiny of the Libraries rests iii the verdict that IhPhP uiiptib
,‘ilriled repurl> will ditulae. which therefore leaves only one conclusion: I e.
‘tt‘tll Wild. HAVE 'i'() MARSHALL YOUR FORCES TOGETHER ANIJ iiti
,l'lill tiitllA'I‘I-ZS'I‘ AMOI'N'I‘ 0F TRADING IN EVERY STORE. not just a
{tea oi tlieiii. Ii' TUI' EXPECT TO WIN.
t't-tiimoti ht-‘IISP should atittse you that our aim and lllll'pust‘ to iti~
:l'lt-‘(M tiic eales of your local merchants cooperating with US. and that lile
plan UI campaign we place before you enforcer this iirult, and that llJt
llicriutilul lKJtlii> will naturally go to the set of worker: who reveal them-
>t'l\I‘> tiie most rPhlttillnllt‘ 'I‘hc tIItI is lit sight and our pt‘opmitioih ill
,l,.»gi you lumping. therefore you should read itirciully and >|ilt'&ll bluut’fiiht
the following:
IS
tS’REMIUM REDLETTER IN ALL STORES THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND
SATURDAY THE COMING TWO WEEKS, WITH THE SAME BO-
NUSES FOR EACH STORE AS WAS ANNOUNCED FOR PAST
TWO WEEKS, WITH THESE EXCEPTIONS:
'Ilit [it-mu,» Ill ll'e It'lltl\\llll_' etniis till] he tlit'leitseti [ll lutttttite “hit-h
“neon: ll tnut filetids do the Iai:c<t altioiitit oi likitllIl-‘z iluttut: the iii-.it two
\\ll'l\‘ o: .\pttl Mir. tie lilllllin titki-t will be mailed out to you.
]otitmo Tltlllllx
lllllvtltltt litmus '
Viititalli Iiazdwziie' t‘ompiiny
l‘t\iilt‘ &- Ilaidwick Ilrupi-u
I-‘ ll Master, lilli;.\ 100,00" lltlltllp ,
'l‘ .\ Skelly. t‘laat‘s‘ ...... imtttltc lloiith'
‘l‘iii lot Ilt’oliicl'~_ t'ialtts. . . . . .. ilttt tum litmus
of tour“, rctuetiiiu-r that Premium Red Letter tut-um that 'l‘httlr
out. lt‘iidat .iud Saluiitat etciy inecliant is ptitilcaed to i.\.~ue 1.0m» ttilee
will: I'ttllt litillui' puitii...~c. luit at all times the llllit‘l l\~‘Jt‘tl tiiurt litill
'l'liiei- llt||||t'\>ltiil\ ot the .\Iciiii;itit‘.~ (ltiit'ial Nulitiier. tiieici'ori- we ink \ot
t'l'> to llt‘ i.iutiou.~' in NH lug that tickets are so stumped.
\plt'le
BIG PROPOSITION FOR STUDWELL PIANO CO.
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\\e will offer a llonur oi INHN'NI votes for lllt' name of any lll'tinllt’t‘lilt‘
buyer ol it l‘iano, hiltll name oi names will be ttitiieil over to our l'iano deal
er and. il a mic i.~ tt>ii~umniated. thin Iii; Hullun will be mailed out to the
u iidct ol' slit Ii name In addition. the t'llsitllllt'l will. of cotiisc, be privileg
HI to reteite 1.000 totes: for every Do tr paltl on tl.c l‘tzttio. pi‘oyided ill"
pit Il.t III i.\ made on ’l‘imtaday, Friday or Saturday The litic of instrument“
[t'uli‘lt'll try this firm will meet any req tl’t‘lltt‘lll. lioiti the popular priced llI'
:~IIUIIltilI, to the high grade Piano. H c i~ youi «twice to <ecure a tote
:that may turtt the tide.
A FINAL DAV PROPOSITION OF GREAT MOMENT.
. I‘ioiii iiow till you will little oecieion to hold ttaitl t'\t‘l') I-‘lottl' SackJ'ot
ice t‘aii, 'l‘ea (‘artotr Ilttltcr Wrapper, llrcad Wrapper, t‘iuar lland. etc. for
“we me going to place a concluding Bonus for the lamest number «I each of
’tlicu- that you should convert every ndlvitiual concerned as to the outcome
‘.i tc a conrumcr of these articles, therefore we will place below the name
.nt’ lllt article and the litmus vote you will lt‘tt I\t' it you Itll‘ll in the latuest
lillllliiN'l the lart titty of the (‘tllllt‘hli t. -
I ltIUtiIIIINI Voice for llecker's Flour Sat-ks.
700,000 Votes tor Gold Medal liiittet Wrappets
TINLUOO Voter for “.\ly Wife's lll'fl‘lltl “rappers
',ou_00tl You» for I'ttion t‘luh t‘oficc (‘llll‘fi
700.000 Voted for Russian Blotd 'l‘cu Carton-z.
.‘mttottio Votes for Old Well P I‘I'HIU (‘it-‘hl' “Muir‘-
THE ABOVE iN ADDITION TO THE VOTE VALUE OF EACH
ARTICLE.
Iitll‘t’lllllt'l' ”till the llonuses of from 50,000 to 100,000 awarded in coti
'ltlltill with null \ltllt' t\ to prompt you (II the tieces<ity of becotiiittn II
tine llundt'etl l‘er t‘etit \tilel', inatead of Illt \‘ote Here and Skip 'I‘hct’e
kind If you ate tit a'position to buy it Suit of t‘lotlieta or anything In a
lion's Store. Jtlel keep your money ttt ynut pocket ”Hill the First of April,
for we have a propo~itimi aizzllnlz III the pan for lionersfitetetta (‘0. that
lltll be a corkei, which will be annou red the first of April. and it will not
In any April l-‘oul's .loke. either. ARR“, if you are the ltittd that goes to
the Merchant Tailor. we will make our at this time for Iiibble, 'I‘hc Tailor.
st) keep away from the tape line utttil then
INTERESTING SPECIALS FOR A. F. BFCKMANN 6 00., AND
NEW YORK GROCERY.
b‘or the Ilt‘\l two weeks, the above ("rotei'y Store. will :wuo .'.oo \‘(ltpg
~‘l' ctet'y catt of Sweet Clover (‘ontltnsed Milk. and film \uIt-s for every
Iv" o" Kirktitnn'a Soup. The Label of the llilk you ltl't aware in red-enta-
"l! :i'. .'tt votes, :tnd the t‘oupon tilt tie Soup Wrapper the Htllll', tlieicloi'i,
'litu i~ the time to lay lit a supply of both.
BIG'COUPON BONUSES REPEITED FOR NEXT TWO WEEKS.
\.~ has been the case March 4th at March 18th, or two periods of two
l\\l‘t‘l\'.~ each, we will attain send out a .onus ticket of from 5000 to 100,000
for the IIU'KI'SI number of t‘ottpons, tin, turned In April lst. We hope tobe
table to send out the t‘ottpnn lionuaes foi tlu past two weeks in Tuesday's
'tt'aii. s't they will reach our contestant: some time Wednesday.
CLIP OUT AND PRESERVE TODAY‘S ANNOUNCEMENT.
. livery voter and every merchant should clip out and preserve today's
iannouncement, tor there is much that you should retain. and a second
tinte‘s‘ tenditiu may furnish somesitlclinht that “the first failed to do and,
It same in hand. you can accuratelytransmit its contents to friendly sup
A. O JOHNSON,
2 Columbus Circle, N. Y.
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TUESDAY. Inca u, i“
HOWLAND’S
Entrances on Main St, Fairfield Ave. and Cannon St. '1"
Bridgeport, Conn., Tuesday, March at, 1916. '
area
A}
Suit— ‘39
Skirts— $1.25 .
FabricS, black or colors—$1 to $2.50 yard
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liits I\ the Intel ktzttetiictit ul .iu oppnrttiiiitt open for i
.i litiiitcd lllllt ”in ~ut'ii itii opportuiiiti it.
'ltllil. .
t‘ltiiitN ~t‘l'
\\i \\lll lll'dlxt' litIiIl .iii} oi. our Icgttlur \\tilllt'll‘ .il $1
to 53.5” .i )dltl. it still or ~l\tt’l III llic tlctt \‘pi’tu; dc~ign
”H”
is
ltllt‘ itft‘lt‘lx at the charge litre gttcli. charge 3;
\olcl} lttl tittilxiti; and it ctnttx tillIY‘t‘ .‘oxt til the tttirit.
lit» ll:l\ illll\i lit‘ .‘ttltlt’tl t‘tt\l tli llit t‘ltilll '
.‘tttt -l\ll\ l'oi‘ Sitting .‘itc Jz'ttlcd. lllt‘\ ;ilc .iltt'ac~ .
ll\t' ' l. .
.\c\\ .‘illlltg \\tltritll‘ .itc ltiltl_\ ‘il glint duetxity. '1
lkilt') .tic imitittlul - f
Fitti't Iiilllt’lli\ tui’ 5pm”; \ltou .i \\Itlt‘ hinge ut- ci- 2'
l-t‘t‘lx ll'ttlll lllt'lil It I\ t‘.l\.\‘ ltt ‘,Iit’i\ ttitt l\lllt it IS t’\it(liy
lli .it‘itit'tl \\llll "t‘l\tlllill lilt’ilh.
lhc \lttl't' I\ read) to ltc'p lIl «homing. tti Illi'lixt' suit t- ..
or xltii't \\lllt .t guarantee of \RIIH-LIK'IIHII, and to tll’lthT it I . 1
.ill tctid) lnt‘ ~t‘l'lltt \\lllllll .t t'ciiwutthlc lttitc. L it!
Still that t'mt t'\.lt'llV\ tlic \lilii _\ott \\l\ll. i‘tll‘ c\atlt-’ . .‘3
pic; it :t ~utt Tt tlllll't‘~ t. 1.;ii‘d~ til iiiatcrtui and one chooses 3. ..
iiilt‘ littiiidt‘lotlt at 32.5 i, the t‘otiiplctcd ~tttt would t‘tlxl $14! “1
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“'tml lulltllt‘m ill'tiTIlilttlJllIS
\Vtitil lztii'ctu Redford cords ‘
.\ii\cd \uitings
Fcrgcx
l‘tiiit‘) ~tttpc pittucllu
ililllt‘_\ checks ix'tcil plaitl~
iiilli.tl'tllllt‘< Fancy \it‘tptw
.\Iltl web of the rich Spiiiig t‘ttlttl'\ :ippcar iii many "'"‘
\\t'i't\t‘\‘. \\llll black otiti'tttg it~cli ill ~ati~i_\ittu' quality .
illltl tlt‘lilll. t.i'. ,‘ k . ‘ ‘ :f/
Right ill\lt', rcztt‘. ,«:'
h.
. Color is the
Waist feature
Sec tiic juatqti‘rivctl crepe dc chine lliihl‘ itit' illus— i
llililttll of one of [ill prctt_\ way that color appears upon i
the uat~t~ of Spring. '
illt')‘ :irc purc whitc giottutl; \illl]!l)' made with min-i
collar and ititislicd with large pearl lullltil‘h.
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l'iut wlint beauty the} gain from the ~ll’lltt‘S which
til\llll;jtll.\ll them. Lavender and blue and fuse and maize
i‘II‘t‘ lilti\t'\ll‘lllt‘~. \ituigsitlc‘caclt in .‘i ltuirlittc stripe of
lililt‘R. \lltl t'li’t‘t'l t~ tlt‘llglilitll. 33.
title more excellent t’\iilll|)lt'l the tub ~ilit waists.
'I‘Iicw too .ii'c ~tripcd; and with tricolor stripes in
\\lllt‘l1 ~tilllt‘ llilltlllt‘ iiiiil pit-using cottthititltiotts appear.
lw'ccti thcvc sll'ilitN are self >tripc< of ~tttitt.
it looksustituugit \tt'd lit” llllilltlt‘ to get any more
~ucli splendid tulmilk “dish to ~cil .‘ll thi~ price of $2.
Still another: lap \élllll “dish in liunnlmutc pink and
tutti/c as \tcll as “'llllt‘. m,
'I‘Itcy't'c tt broad collar. are cut lotv ill trout. and have
in rcttturltahlt cii‘ci‘tivc wide with down front, $2.
— ,.
\ es: the mile \vttisfx' :it a dollar otter choice of many-
l'til(lf\'. Many of them are ctttlirttitlct‘ctl with colored -
~trtpcx upon their \\’llllt‘ ground. Some have handsome
colored itgurcx‘. Sonic tiiTcr \\'llllt' dotx‘ and colored
~trtpca. i] 1 $1
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.tttind lltittl. .5“.
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Pure white
but not dull
No hick of life and beauty and charm ill the white I
'1'th "<6 than . "
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OWNER \ABOUT “CONTINUOUS EFFICIENCY"
s. LKBENEDICT, 73 N. Main St.
church. Hartford, is. according to an
account appearing In this morning's
Hartford Courant: "the senior of the.
ministers of his denomination In Hut-I
ford. Hill pastorate began in 1906 and
the first period concluded In 1907. Hot
was again returned to the -9tlll.
charge In 1913. Reappolnted the last
two years, he will probably be the
neloctlon of the conference at its next
am for the sun‘s place.”
. NORWALK
Affiliated wi‘h the
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tricking application for.
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mm; P. nehkatnp, 24M Herman 8L.
Cerium. KL. ‘wrltes: “t have boa.
using Ma's Honey and Ta:- for near
CUT THIS OUT ‘
- And Mail to
FRID’K H. OAN 0N0.
Application for Membership
Norwalk. Conn.. ....... . .
sir: \ Believing tho: the alma and purposes of the N
Club an ”to”: lM-bonoflolAI to the country, I take pleasure in
Whip and encloae you $2.00 the fee for
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RIFLE CLUB
National Association
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orwalk RIM
11'“. years and can that now
”my. thus out-tam .~ or
afiflnftwailntthm “91ml Sac. . onto ‘
WWWM‘h-Hflon.“lt ' ,r.u.uoent. . -»- .
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‘REO and DODGE BROS. MOTOR CARS
‘ Beautiful Bust and Shoulders
an pt-tlblo It will wear a scientifically constructed
Ile- Jolie uni-ll: “r
The d 3 weight of an uncon‘lncd bust no stretch" the
an nits-ele- that the contour of the figure is inputted.
t the bus! back where It be-
prwent the full bun Mun
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e na . nut o
' ' d i mnacloaandconflm the
3mg 3 ICIE‘gTUII Ihoulder [trim a
,g'mernt line a. m min upper body.
m are the mum-ad non mvlccablecanlentn i...»
«no! u mats-nu 1 let: em sun. “on!
mt. an M n ' ,- I'Ilh “WARM." ca.
”.mumtc. Boned
Mk- titling—permitting washing without removal.
. flow "dd.” ”Julieta-stamina”-
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jut). ' t .r Mill“. stl'an. attest. Mark. II. J.
win-u-
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'l‘ltcy fairly sparkic with ui‘iitttatioii. \Vhat checltslh.
and figures! What handsome ctttlit‘oitlet'cd tit-signs!
'i‘ltc)’ gain (loulilc interest \\llt'll oitc'rcutcntltet‘s ITO-W" ”if
Satin-striped voile and mnl'tl 4-
'lustrous stripes of different wit! I'
littcly they launder! w.
l-‘unCy striped voiics, widths from
hairline to broad satin stripes,—25c
Handsome striped organdy, with
the natural crispness and beauty of
organdy made more-attractive by its Handsome plain voiles 0"“.
stripes,—— 25c soft or organdy flnlah.— 256 in ‘V
lace cloth. fine texture made Beautiful. ls-tn. mutate.“
doubly line of effect by the lac! __ 29°”
stripes,~— 25¢:
\‘oiles in corded and striped de- co:£;:;":fg tutti-0&3???
slime, fine of weave,-— 35c
and ~
fancy lattice stripes
:92“ atrlpes and chechsr? .
Pretty 'crossbars and dlmitx,
broken paid. and lawn ‘.ot‘ ‘
quality In attractive ltflMrf-c
Striped marquisettes and
pattern organics,—
‘Crossbar volles,
quality, effective in pattern.— 39c
Embroidered batlste, rich eyelet. — .
and solid patterns, figures and dots ofi figured “4 “0"“; 3"”
several alm,+ 50c attrnctlvo 'crosshara-
soft and fine of
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