«_ applying the trade next season.
- ”Mrs. P. Rehkunp. 3404 Hermon 8L.
(lovingten. Ky., writes: “I have been
' using Foley's Honey ind W for no»
‘ly‘m your- union lndnobetur
'w m!- l have elementar-
~“and|ivelttosnottlnn. They'd.
new to m‘fio- behi- ou.’ it
. I u If. and nibble I“
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Hutu your insurance written by
those who know 310$ 10 write
hour-nu Our thirty years an,
patience in a your service for Yhe
name price. and our excellent line
of Companies all your: 1» iiioose
from. Think 'i‘li; U’Pi it means
safeguarding your interests.
Taylord‘iGolden
Telephone No. 1230
South Nomik Trust Bldg.
NOW COMES SPRING
but we hate been ready for some I
time your iii>pettion
of our iiome:tic and foreign “ool
We itiiite
ens. I
ind: Ir for Easter taken now. I
l‘nt-I further notice More will be
open Monday evenings.
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JOSEPH DAVIS
85 Washington 5t 30. Norwetk.
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WEATHER FORECAST i
wittmel tor Noiwalk and vitinity:
t .llitl} itllillilil and \\'itdnesday, prob-
. l‘l) rain. northeast vtmds.‘
\‘« . ..:lii r t'UlitllllUllS. The >torm which
it lillitl on r (iliio ye. te rdav moi n-'
ire-sh
\' .in
lily,
;.iid
liar
is no“ (chiral (Hi'r \Uirgiiiia it
caused general rains during the“.
hut :4 hourx from the .\ii.\>i‘.~.~'ippi riv.
ri‘ eastward to the coast and front
'l‘i-iim ssee northward to the Lake reg-
It)”. The front edge of the {sin area;
had reached Atlantic City, N. J., this
morning. arid will probably reach this.
M't'lltili late this niti-ruoon or earlyI
toziirhl The temperatures are loueI'I
in 'ne ientral and southern districts,
].l"lil frosts were reported from l.ou-‘
Iriitild, Mississippi, Alabama and t}eor-‘
Ins.
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WEATHER A YEAR AGOI
TODAY.
I‘einpcraturc: Low. :4: hit h,I
4i i. SHOW.
WI .
2:9,“, matters of great llilptii‘lllilt‘t’ to! l‘ilrtti Ilt‘ "rl o) riporis of disorders ran
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A banquet will be held tomorrow-I the cars of the \\'ilkc.~ llario Railway
WxM. VM
i-rtink miller, (onuei ted with the
downtown electric light plant, was
one of the Nonth llllh who saw Wil-
lziri giw Moran a sound lacing at
u l
liadieon Square Garden. hitturday
flight. iiln'e u.
‘I'hi- izittory of John t'.
\t'ii.~oii t'oni I
innntiiitt tum .
your. hat on South
Main street.
for rt‘H'l‘ul days iot lt'Iiitilr,
thii. morning.
which :i:i~ Int-n (lo eilI
roopi'nt dI
Although all of the local grocers are
well stocked with garden Seed tht-y'
report that sales are slack. 'i‘oiiizito
needs, which can at this tiint- bi- sown‘
indoors. are about the on!) kind it“ incI
puttlmsod
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A rehearsal of the degree team ofI
KitlHHru l-lwanipnicnl. .\'o. it, i 0. ti.
E. wa~ held last etching. in preparai
Patriarch :
:\!'i'll I
iion for I‘m- “‘(ii‘liiili: of llii‘
:il tll‘L’I'l‘t. on 'l’htti'sii'tt ttvtii‘iz.
20
A regular businci‘s meeting, and re-
hearsal of the First Degree. was held
lti~t evening by members of Our Bro
tit-”1" lodge. No. .10, l. O. O. E, in
their lodge, rooms on Wall street.
\it the new April Victor records are
now on sale. Something entirely new
pi-iyed hy the Marimba in o 75c rec-
ord. This hand you can hear at the
Il1iiiioilromc but be sure you hear the
VI "or record at lioniielly's \‘ictroln
Parlor.
The first load of "plants" to be mov-
ed this year in the oyster trade were
placed in Princess Bay on March 23
by the oyster boat "Minnie C." The
. stock consisted of 1.800 bushels of eye-i
tors from the beds of the J. A: J. W.
llsworth Company, of which Capt.
Carl A. Anderson, of this city. inmate
user. The "plants" will he used for
A—HAS EIGHT CHILDREN.
I‘iiihn F. Flynn.
‘Ye
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NOTICE.
At e meeting of the
Board of Directors of
The People's Trust (lem-
uny, held Mara 20th.
1916, a dividend at the
rote of 4 per cent per
aunum was declared to
‘ depositois in the Saving,
Department out of the
calming: oi the current
bl! months ending March
Sist. 1310'
The sflLlir hill be e.:
liERiii Mtixi‘miiih‘iii
Treasurer
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The last ’sesrtrin of the Board of
lteitef for the present tern. \\.i.~ llt'id
Saturday afternoon in the l‘ity Hall
iraiid llaniord, of k'ht‘slllul >trcr-t,
‘is assisting in the office of the, around
disll’lt'l commissioners in the t‘ity
Hall.
\n iiiiiiitiial :atheiiiig of thi- nietir
~t~ of the Noiwdik little t'luli “a:
inivi iti the city hall
litre
last Mining
applicatiom “('H‘ teiiiii-tl.
lliib
ptt>liitiii an ill"
I fill llt‘tktr, oi l.iii~ oiti ah‘lillt'.
It...~ lt‘>l_'lii‘ll hi~
Stoiiiiorii lilirpll‘dl.
of Illiilillli. .\' Y. a
llll'i‘. i~ \l‘llllll.‘ \‘llll
lii- iii [in-
Iiiinh Moikliti.
t'oitiit r testiiont
loiai relatives
lienlrn lltrt‘ hate irii-itiii iitl\lll‘.‘
that turn will bl up iroin 23 I'll tent
to .30 per cent.
tie-iii >tii on iioni iti
has lilUHd slowly >0utliea‘.~t“aid iitations at anttiom ll it!" 1“ \“V‘ liiilty weicat vtotk today. riiiioting i‘
\oik (ify.
The anti \er
lohu ll Smith. of Elizabeth street.
iitistened Sunday. The
nore Miss Gladys Flynn
infant ~oii ot Unit-oi
was‘
sponsors:1
and Officer,
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\oru‘alk is shown as occuming a:
l|*llltln along the bank:- of “Ye River!
of lioubt," in an F. (ii-per caitoon iii
i .\ow York newspaper. this morn
ing. which “hes a crack at 'I‘. ll.o
King Guookn
“——
O)t-'termen in this (it) lit‘dl that the
joint committee of the Iiiiode island.
Connecticut and New York Otster
;tirowers', will meet at Union League
t ‘.iuh New ”men, (‘onn., t ' 12:30.
otlock on Monday. Monti” .5 to con I
the industry I
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tilt-ht in the Hotel Tait, New Haven.
by the Connectitut Bankers Armoria-
tlon. (‘harlcs E. Hoyt, of this city iaI
secretary. The speakers will be Hon I
Hodges and Charles Otix .ltiti '
kins.
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— Mimi Agnes Pitch will make at
special showing of' trimmed hats on
i‘hursday, March 30th. The ladies of
Norwalk and \lcinily are cordially in-
vited to inspect th m. 64 Wall street,l
Norwalk. I
ClllMS RICH Will i
DRINIIS l0 EXCESSI
(Continued from First Page.)
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she and her hu.~ i
'i‘liitl separated. last Soptcmher, said
it her application that she was
iat'rioti iii 18m and that lit'r father
outinued to support her til‘ivr hcr
iziarriage, and until he died, in tittii.
.i- gave $150 to her every tuo Weeks
iolh fill‘NN’l since
"For the last 30 years," says
.\lrs. .iarcckic, "tny husband has
:lvcn me only $5 or 810 every two
reeks. l have bought my own
tearing apparel and paid' the house-
iold expenses and cifucated my son
;it::eiie in enginccring at t‘olumb‘tii,
and my son Alexander iii musiuI
iiy hll'obtfll has never shown me
.1in affection or taken me out to
res, or even for an owning w.i' k.
in has made my life miserable aim
unhappy and has acted the camel
aty toward the childrnn."
Spends $4,245 Annually.
Further, Mrs. Jareckie says. her
husband tried to compel her iatherI
to support them in order to eniibicI
aim to hoard a private fortune. Her
tinual expenditures, she says. hate
been N245 and her income 87, 000.
She oifered affidavits made by sev-
eral maids denying the charges of
her husband that she~ drunk to ex-'
0.85!
vit, says his wlfe’s father told him‘
he would provide for her. He left
.or her a trust fund of 8140, 000,
which yields $4,900 a your.
“My wife " reads the affidavit.
“frequently told me she couldn't
understood how she nun-led me
the called me s not and woken"
nd quarreleouie and abusive. She
indium-e in m to excess
lizioiy,
tiif .‘mititi
i
lint s'rmk with a hritk WI
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I it is the function of’lhe kidneys to:
2.1) social affairs theatres m- p, r Iflllt‘l‘ lmplli’lllt’bt from the blood Mid
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Lib}. :0:me
tered on pérrbuuha and
paid on and di‘rr April
l‘ilh, into it) ordei oi \lr and Mrs. J H Berry of Burl
mt ”W” "I 1”"“0” m asenue. rpt‘lll Sunday with tilt-ll",
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bull iti Bridgeport, i
the I'm
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“as tile-,I
Plecldelil. ltu>li
\r'lrll) oi Rollo-riot N Y,
oi l“ l. l..iii..~oii,I
.\o:\\.iii. 'i'iii uii-l lkLIIJDI‘i \‘Hlli‘
.\l‘l It Lilli
liliee‘e, Ul
guert, lfl>l owning,
Ul I't I
I .; g I
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'llompston. of l'tllie
.iti-ntie. aSairlt’d by Mrs, Eiiiett SI
iiuikiey and Min. if. it. m John, yea-I
lr'l'tlay entertained the lllr‘lliliel'b of the
l-Zast Norwalk linprot'tmeiit AShUt'lll“
tioii (‘aril t‘luh The afternoon was a
diiidedly phasant one, a social hour;
iollowing tiirds. I
\lr> ti‘iiige E
'Ilii-rt-
iTIJI ot Samuel
art for theI
Itidi-‘pl
i.a~ Iiorii no date
.titell.
t‘tl 'igiiiiot iiiin i'otir charges. t
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\\.iiler .\vi.~on has illl'f‘rlt‘d on Sun
\Iuiii rlit‘t'l Iit‘hlt‘rda) by (iffiu-i JohnI
ii 'l‘oothiil ior iiriiiiiictine». ‘l‘his‘
tiioiniiiu \mhiii'uii
llllllllHL it. 3”
vi ho has
Judge Nit'iilflt‘ li
lllltll liiili if. tittl iii-h,
A can: or woikiio-ii. tindi-r llli‘ Ml
ptrtirion oi rll'Wl itiitinuti Eduard
lii)t'l of It . marl) a tool llllik
llil pmeiiit-iit on Wall street.
lroni
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l-‘rn-
“etc the guests
iii~t night of Stiiiiiloiii Forum, No. 2.
A «In» of '_’h (dilllltlalt‘fi "“0111
at the Htaiiiiord meeting. A
<up|ier followed. the local it‘orum
llll‘li coiling home past midnight af-
It'r tit-inc lil'flll‘tl in firm stile.
\lt'lillit‘r> of Proteins Forum.
ll‘rllol l‘ortiiii Leanne.
through"
til".
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llllill llil HUIII
IN Slllllll R0ll8
(Continued from First Flue.)
atiititk in shouting their throats and
itching llll pout of the polite in
tho ing p.l\~t‘lll.t‘l‘~ who .ilightul irniii
company.
Police Are Overcome. I
It]
The police were utterly lllllllill'
iopi- “llll llit situation, and “hilt-I
tht mob was on it' rt'iitnpig thi- iirni‘
llllt‘l'
of tilt
I 0W. I
lit various parts of lllt' \\'yiiiiiin:I
\Hllt) lllt' same >(‘t'lll‘n ltmk plntl‘,‘
'l‘he lioodltiiii element Villa in he
and nyllllillllllZl‘i‘rt of III!‘ ~trik
iniz t-aritien carrii-il (ilil their phin «it.
intimidation on Wiiill sonii or tip“
:iiunictpal authorities claim t-iis .t~
well arranged plan. '
Tho tiiiih fury sint'teil “lit‘li it it'll“ i
men and boy». :i‘tiitlit-d :i
law “all ptmoilt‘ss to
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HOWLAND’S
Custards wear well;
give genuine comfort
\iimmtil mutt lilllii~lll> \lt'dth grateful ~11] poll it!
lllt lidth‘ and “1511113 a \lilO)lllllt'.\\ oi attiit at tlit ltmlx
\\l1itll no irunt lat mg torut permits.
\ tmvartl l‘tiiM‘l lil‘tlrt’? rt-al unil i‘oiititiuoti~ roniltti‘t
to tlit- nearer. ’l‘hix Ix due largely to the \\a_\ it is shaped
and lililllt‘**llul Iargt‘l), aim. to the fact that it is (any to
Itl't'l'til) it‘llu‘l ll lici’au~t it Llit‘\ tn liltill.
l'H'l't’l ldt‘mt' i\ a’grt-at factor iii both m and “car
til .i \ltl\t’l \\ lit‘ii (l i'ttiw'l ix I;ti‘t‘tl itili'tt’ll_\. ll \ulilltill‘
the figure lirtnl‘i Iiui giiiili ;it lkt‘t’lw the hip llllt" smooth
;ii.il It'ililtli ii iiioiilx tititi~ual (illtl llllt‘\t‘li strain a! any
point lit‘t‘uuw til .ill llitu. aliil lit‘t‘étlht‘ llit‘ llll‘kill‘l
littlil l.ii in: ‘l'l‘tl in‘urtx lllt‘lil. i lti\\;il(l i‘iit‘wh 21H It'll;
.i\ \\I II IIN t‘tiitiltii‘ttiigt \iiti‘t‘.
lili\\lllll t‘ttiu'ix ;ii’t' t.i\_\' in Itilt Mil tilti lll‘.‘ 1“"‘I I”
itiiiii I'Qlil .iI-iiigxitli ilit Intitiq. \tlitirlillK i‘ it” “3‘.“
iii;tllt‘i‘
t\l i ll llltltltl~ ill. llt'xt‘ \Iiltiltlltl t'ttl‘\tl~ l-til' t.lil‘i til
ilii ll‘llt L’tlltlill l\I|t ~ of llf‘lll't 'l‘uuiIa-v llitI \\iwlitr~
i|I\ltl ill llitlii‘lll” llil lt~t Illlillt I Ittl \ii‘ii pit
liIIt .I IilllliL: t i that iottttt lil-Itll I.
i‘.i\,t\Itll
‘l
‘ttiiiiw .t'tl
5.’ til‘ liittit.
Forum] (I. my,
Sturdy and handsome
linens for dresses
\ \.ill\l_\lli;.; pit-iii) oi liil 'lh’ lot lll'\.\.~\~ nou.
tippoiiuiiit} to choo<c iron a gomlli \arii't} oi t'4|IIil'\
lltit\'.
\o «Iiiiicultt iii iiiitlint; ll.‘.'ltl} llltiw' mloix iii
t‘llllt‘i Iil.l\) or light linens tio\\.
;iii} of
.\litl \tist- \\(ilii(‘li will he prompt to cliome liti'i\ for
unit .i l'tllltlllltill can hardly Cillillllllt’ long; lint-m are al-
nimt ti~ wart‘c as hilO\\'llal(c~ \\ill he in lllitl\\llllllit'r!
\ .lltl “lilt‘ Ifiitiiii' lint-ti in lir1i\\|l. t.in. latt-tiilt-r, tuitlt‘t.
git-i ii. pink. t'lt'illli antl nary or light liluc ~ 3w
l'iivrushultlc, )tiril \\lllt' Iiiicn~ in pink. lirottn. L'l't't'll.
gray and light or. catlt't liluc——- tiyc
Ramii- linens of either he l\_\ or light “right. 45
tall. ll\t‘lltlt‘l', pink, grrcii. li-atlii-i'
AliC.‘ or mold lilllt‘,- ,
in limit ii,
”iii “Kt"
iiiclics \\‘ltIC,
and rose pink,
l7tcttt‘h i:ilt‘il\. gtiitiint-Iy I’i‘ctii‘h and not l7t‘t‘ttt‘lt in
name only. .t: lllt'llt‘\ “itlt‘. iii Igitt-titIi-r. lil’ti\\ll, \ti~tat'i;i,
pink. git-cit -‘-llll m-Ict or .\Iii‘t- liltic.—- 7st“
t‘vtiict‘ ill\lt‘, rvttr.
l‘he Howiand Dry Goods C 0
A.-
l'lymoutlt i'nr liti\t".tiii l‘ Hit. ll
of tile t‘rt"',i\ “as badly bl :lll‘ll.
'\ii~'s .iiary tlowis. aged l\\t‘lll\ tin,l
;in.stngcr was St'lf‘l‘t‘ly hurt hy
till"
.llii
Sllli IN "N Willi
CllIIIIS PIIII’IY SIIIN
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Says We Must Make Kidneys
the Blood and Pimple. .
Disappear. " i
l‘iniiiIt-s. sores and boils usually ro-
Hill! front toxins, poisons and impuriv
tics Wlllt'll are generated in the bowels
and they absorhe into the. blood
through the. very ducts which should
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Clean
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THE NEW MILITARY BELT
. ..CORSET
The Military Belt Corset was especially designed to give
the correct body- -poise and an erect, graceful
carriage.
The Military Belt attachm-nt draws the corset snugly to
the lower part of the figure throwing out the chest and giv-
ing plenty of space at the top to breathe comfortably.
PRICE ....................... ' ........ $3.00
This is only one of the many good Nemo models we carry.
J. I. MALLETTE
absorb only nourishment to sustain
the body. 1
cast them out in the form of urine.
but in many instances the bowels
create more toxins and impurities
than the kidneys can eliminate, then
the blood uses the skin pores ms the
next best means of getting rid of these
impurities which often break out all
over the skin in tire form of pimples.
The surest way to clear the skin of
these eruptions. says a noted authori-
tty. is to get from any pharmacy about
four ounces of Jud Salts and take a
Dr. Jsreckie, in his replying snide-I tablespoonful in a glass of hot water
each morning before breakfast for one
week. This will prevent the formation
of toxins in the bowels. It also stimu-
lates the kidneys to normal activity.
thus cutting them to filter the blood
of impurities and clearing the skin ofI
pimples.
before Jud Belt! is inexpensive. humour. ”
nndismedefrontboscidotmmI o ,
.InuiueululeQeo-Dhedvflthlltue.
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CORSETS
Correctly designed corsets are a necessity for the
health, comfort and appearance of every woman. If you are
keen for that distinctive, graceful contour which only per- ’
feet corsets can give, we (dvise you to come here for a fit-
ting by our graduate corsctier.
In our stock you will find only the best corset fashions
for 1916 from leading manufacturers, agpopular prices.
Entrances on Main St, Fairfield Ave. and Cannon St.
Bridgeport, Conn.,
TUESDAY, MARCH 28 :915\
.gq.
‘HOWLAND’S
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Tuesday, March 28, 1916.
How spring hats
are blooming ,
H‘ l‘“ “‘i 'i ll“ VFW 11‘ it! the «litilultl Ii;i~ hail .ouiag'c '
ii. In: M I-t’ritl .iliiitt the Von) lilitllllt iii .\.<iiittn wring l
Iliil\ .itt iiltltiillil I
What rich lit‘Lllll)' tht-t' ‘lili\\l
llim lllt‘ll’ lll"Iil color ;it...' I
ll l\(-'\ilu “tiltil lnt Alk‘“ Id. ti; llldl 1\ IN ~IIi\\tII llIlHll
fli‘l' lllil\.'
Iliiit' ititl \t‘lll. \\llli CV s tint i’tlilli‘ ~tt'. llli »pien— I
i ‘ . . ' '
-..il .liit i; oi élltilit: tiny a~~zztiii 7 '
. I~iii at Illit‘ to In; .‘tlilr l0,ti l .i It.it l‘\' il\ iii .o’t‘ortl
\‘illll _\ttlli «iiiii lain}. \\lilllltl tltul I.liii\ Mom to little
I .11 t-l' in unit largo tint? 4
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IMAM”... 1ii1II.iII4i\\Ia'1tI i‘ .iitit .‘tltiR iilt' par~
i. ti‘.ii‘i\ luiinKotiit lll\l now.
I! m ;i good time to pick. ' Y "I.
l - \' ~
\i.il. iii} tinliki \.it.itr: . ;lilhltti, lilimiitita tan be
it .iili -..i ». iiiii \ hit llit Ittl
KLt'tttlltl l‘llitir. I
Silverbloom
a unique new fabric
.‘uih oi tiiiti~tt.il ~t)‘li an I i ill it in-
tioni .\Il\t'lliltitilll.
Motoring “raps oi SilteiI ‘oiini ;itill lit
in \ lll lilllil‘t\\ltill. and “ill h ti lit~t tpiiikli.
Ihiii \iill he more than one
lliiltlt' li’tJlii Silui'ltlnulii.
"Hill: lti ltt‘ liiiitlc 1
ll]! iri ittg'lily
ittihintr ltiillilllgfiult
l‘oi' Silt't-rlilooiii l5 the lit \\ t \l of mohair l‘iilirics.
It ha~ lllt “unit“ and \lltllglll of u~ual mohair. It
ltol l~ itx \lrtllf'lll and iirttinew .iiiil iu'iliiniv under try—
in); ioiitlitioih. It ma} he \t.i~hi-il with no {tar of injury
lll tlllltl ltmkx oi ~ttiitt'tl1. lt \\iII not ittlc. .'
J-w.»
hid it i\ \\(t\l'll in Itantlmtitc llt‘\\' >li'lI‘it'tI patterns.
\\lillt‘ i\ t'itliliihlt'tl \xith ltlnwl. or \titli na\'\'. Tau at)
lit':li'\' in ttto [0111“. There i~ ;i quit-t. Sliiltlt‘. oi tan with
faint \lrlItt‘K‘ of pink and lal’t’lillt‘l’ alternating: upon it.
Fl iiit‘litN \\ Itlt‘ :lllil l~til ., ‘ $1 'I
Right iil\lt', t‘i ar. - '
The Howland Dry Goods Co.
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After the customer finds our furniture abso-
lutely satifies all his quality demands. they cer-
tainly are agreeably surprised and impressed to
learn our prices are so low.
A CHANCE TO PROVE THIS
TO YOU IS ALL WE ASK.
I QUAL/I'Y HICHEJ'F' PRICE! LOWEST,
FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND EMBALMERS.
concotrtiMI R U G S
ln Many Sizes and Patterns I
The A. J. Angevine & Son CO.
l34~136 WASHINGTON ST.
SO. NORWALK.
llll llillllliS PIIIIIl III lHlS Bill IS llllllllllllll
JllSlIlllIl BllNl lililllls =Siliiiii°l NF NS llllll
THE MOTOR 18 30-35 HORSE POWER.
THE PRICE or THE can COMPLETE ts $820.00
DELIVERED.
S. LBENEDICI, 73 N. Main St.
RED and DODGE BROS. CARS
Norwalk Chronicler