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per-team ia a your service (or the.
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iron Thank this o'er, it man:
uteguarding your interests.
Taylor&Golden
1 eiephonc No. 1230
South NONIAK Trust Bl“.
NOW COMES SPRING
but we hate been had) let roiur
time. )iblll ilirptl‘lltin
of our iiitlut-‘bllt
eu.
Urdu:~ for first” taken now.
l'ntii turther Iiiillt‘t' store will be
up 11 Monday evenings.
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he iiiiite
and lui‘vlgii wool»
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.AAAS DIAlii LtiAL ii MAilI
'iv may placed the number of (1' ad at-
.SOCI____-__EI'Y 3
:-° .N E WS:-:
WA.
at: months ending unto
.m .A a--. .. H.
SJSL, l9l6
The name will be en Li:
“Na Uh Warbuuha I110 "wa
paid U“ “W “1‘” AW“ Air and \irs William 1- beaupuin
10th, ISIS l5) order 01
the Board oi ”rectors.
LEROY Mt)\'l‘ti('iMlSnr
Treasurer.
Land son Emerson. hate returned to
.ineir homt iii the Flux llili Road, at‘
L‘tvr hating spent the winter iii he»;
i ‘iork my. L
l "" .
L \ll~.~ \it.an .\lil\.i_\ oi South Not '
i spi lltllllp. a iiw days in town
'1’.Aii ir~
ant \ir~ Arthur iiiitl'les. ofL
‘\I-‘l sit H. ltaubury.
Hi» i ”twine Smith. of l'iati liisii
IAinoki;.ii.
”nation It her home on l'iiioii l'aili
0f W000
(Continued irom First Page.)
tile. is enyoyiiig the sprint:
Mira Betty Hatiiniond, of France
”my rliwl. i~ at home iioin Simmons, (ole
. tin iit denying
today. made it 51a” lcge, Boston. tor the spring l't‘l‘t‘SI-i.
that he was asleep or
was incapilated by loss of
”E abbl'llt‘d that lit‘ Bt'l IIIA‘
liinsi, early
.__.—— I
what he of 291 l-‘hix
‘A't p.
bliss Martha llatiiiiton.
liiil road. is spending the Weekend.
JOSEPH DAVIS n i...l propirly, bu. that ii iailed to .
i ii. and [hill the lii'ililtlll resulted "illl her aunt in New York
is waghington 5t, 80. NOMIII :! \\' lielnap, l'l‘vaist'llillg the In . ..__. .
. l -.. i'illliilltftt i‘oniinhslou. can." Miss Clara S. Velour, of Qumliirtl
i on.) opened the ll‘tlt'll'dl iiiiivstiga . .‘ . .» .
._ . fl 7 . L ion .1. S. ingalis, iiineinl Stun-rm “9mm 1“ ”ml-Hm: ‘ ‘1’” '” Rum”
\‘JEATJ‘IER l‘ORECAST Lli iliAt iii (if the New Ilil'k (‘thill'al ford. h- J
”mm 1 f“ Now ”L and WU“ liliics west of liiil'i'ulo. had laid lie- v—fi..-..fl_.,_._
‘ ii I ‘ ‘. l 1 l 1’ it'oie .\ir. lielnap all that the railroad ‘ I . '
"""Ai‘ -‘ an "”“F’” 3’“ "1‘ “‘ otiicials had learned so far in their S k 1‘ b
'1! . t‘lt‘l'l‘ tIl*'lIllJ:tliit- tout. ~ .I' Liiivestigations oi' the cause oi the ac ee m a mel- In
tilt-n: 'lie coast from Al iIIli i~ .\' ‘ "“1”” ‘ P k M d C
I” Mmm i... m I m h” L M J lleili-riutin uni w u. l'iick- CC "I er 8“?
‘ ‘ ‘ ' "' “ ‘ “ " 'ird, inspectors for the State I'lillllt's' -..-.
the last '24 hours has not t"\ItlltIt .
\ery tar inland.
anoe novv forms a trough oi low Pr9>
sure extending tioin Tex-m northward
to South Dakota. It is tanning unset
tied weather, but not much pl't't‘lltilti
tion between the Rocky Mountains
and the Mississippi river. The tein
pelntures are slightly below freezmcj when it was two miles away i threw
LiehtL llii- signal lever into the clear, giving
along the northern border.
irttrt- weer reported as far south its
.Atlziiita, tin.
WEATHER A YEAR. AGA’
TODAY.
‘A‘cntperaturt’: LOW. 35'. lllflll.
5:. Fair.
Elks plan to attend
the installation of ofiicera oi llanbury
Several Iocal
lodge on April 6th.
—__p
‘ Judgment for the plaintiff has been
l
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' iaIt'
i
i
: Ill‘ signal lever into the clear.
. t ‘oniniission,
’i‘lie wiistein tlirilll‘il l i'i-stigation simultaneously
began their informal in (Continued from First Page.)
iolin S. l‘oiter. the undertaker who
had charge of l'eck'n funeral and who
etiiployed Kaie its inib.iliner, was ex-
amined yesterday afternoon and last
night at line diatriiii attorney's office.
l‘oiier It'llt'l‘fllttl deliials that he had
any part in he alleged negotiations lie-
twee.i Kane and White, except to send
Supplementing his statement Tow"-
ernian Ernst said:
"It the signals had been working
troperly the block signal light two
.iiles only would have flashed a can
on and the block a tiiile away would
signalled a dead atop.
'l was on the lookout (or train ttti,
L‘w
.
THE HOME BEAUTIFUL
One of the missions of this store is to be of assistance in
making homes beautiful.
We carry a complete stock of furniture and house furnish-
ings for every room in the house and at
please.
prices sure t6
CROSS COUNTRY TOURING BRINGS NO SENSE 0F
WEARINESS OR FATIGUE WHEN RIDING IN A
DODGE BROS. MOTOR CAR
8. L. BENEDICT, 73 'N. Main St.
RED and DODGE BROS. CARS
Kane to ilie tIi‘liilhl'~‘ apartment when
\\';iite desired to know the formula oi
nit been a signal iniliire when the the einltalining fluid used on l’eck‘s
lr.1'!i stopped. and 1 again jammed bodi- He did iidinit howeier. that he
This received a letter iroin \\':ilie asking
\‘t. xv; a clear path. i realized there
:1 inti it must hate worked for tlieLhini and Kittie not to telephone him.
rendeied iii the summary process ac-’
tion oi Sarah L. Campbell i'a. Louis
Streeter Warren, by Judge George H.”
Vosbiirnh. The plaintiff is represent-
ed by Attorneys Light & Light.
THURSDAY, DINNER‘DAY"
at the Country Club. Dinner in a spe-
cial at the Club every Thursday night
Our Easter goods are now on dild-
play. We have a large line of novel-
tJea. including chickens, rabbits, etc.
We also have a complete line of en-
graved cards all prices and the best,
line of Easter postcards, 6 for So at
lloniit lly' .a stationery Store. Be sure
to we this display.
FOLLUTEO RIVERS
MORAL OUTRAGE
The (‘onnectlcut river and others of
the East were vehemently attacked by
State Biologist William L. Finley. of
Orruon, according to an interview in
the I'Sprintzfield Iliiion,’ yesterday.
Declaring that their polluted condition
"is a moral and legal outrage against
the citizens,“ he charged that the. East
is not getting the full benefit of its
streams.
“Allowing sewage and refuse to be
dumped into the rivers to such an ex
tent that they rtiin them for other
purposes can be compared to throw
ing cans, garbage and glass on public
highways," he said. “You are using
the great supply of water. but you
are nezlectlng to produce flab. one of
the greatest and cheapest food sup-
plies.”
He commended the Massachusetts
l‘liih and Game commission for start-
Ing a movement to restock the Con-
necticut rivar with shad and salmon,
but said that it would take. years and
would then only be possible with the.
cooperation of Connecticut. Mills
would have to be rearranged and lawn
pauod prohibiting the pollution of
'6. strum in any way. It then
thing- wm done the on: would come GERMAN auuuooa 000'!”
A“ 8 their own accord. though the I
'tmin started ahead
'lheii tlii (:luriliLlilil Waite helieied his telephone wirii
taint. I didii't’ltave tiine to stop the had been :tapped" and also telling
I”iiin ieth It‘entiiry betore it too, liliii he need not worry about his
tr.i.~liid into the wreck. cheek. Kane enibalnied the body ot
~ ‘-7 ’ '.\ii's. Katherine AtIiIan i.i the famous
NEW HAVEN BASEBALL CLUB L Molineiix case and l’otler was the tilt
SOLD dertaker who attended to the hotly
' of “'illiam M. Rice, (or who“: death
NEW HAVEN, March 30. The ittir Albert ’1‘. [intrick “its ”“1.
those of the iranohlu of the New lli " Ineffeciual efforts were made by
\Pn ituebaii Club or the Eastern be»? Mrs. Narnmt Werner Norton,
0 C e o .14."... b J“ ,\\.Iite's iiietid who has been (lonely
authrrm the IL“ r n il l- ky w Ltillt'rilltfllt’il by the diatrict attorney to
I" ("I ”‘8' a rat way ma ‘ 'r a. obtain permission to visit “- aite at
CONGOLEUM‘ R U c s
In Many Sizes and Patterns
' The A. I. Angevine & Son Co.
134—138 WASHINGTON ST. SO. NORWALK.
announced today “1'. Collins is an Illcilciue Hospital "M. IIWM "up
inventor of the Cameron estate. lie: old Spielberg intimated. last night; £22.57._.z: _, -—--—:" ~————- - a
my. the 93mm, houii’er will have no that if neither he nor Mrs. liorton is -—-t-
outright. Associated with Mr tolllni-i “1“" m “Me ”ME” “WE‘LL,” "HE NEW MIL11 ARY BELT
in control WA" be Ills brother. Dr. lher Mnipillln' iiiitl colitltleiite IJ llln .
William P. Colllnii, also of this city. ‘innacili‘rlc‘eh in m1 “mm” for W Jr .1 . . CORSET
'l‘lie paying manager will he an ode; ‘ ‘ ‘ . .
mm t. '.Haitian:tutti. tint; .iitrit.;;:..ri. - - -- . ..
“mu” m ”mom or the game hm "“9““ “d. '9‘“ ““7'““"..‘1‘ “‘“J‘mm The Military Belt Corset was especially designed to give
His name is withheld for the present. lsfltd that \\ amt was hiring the . ‘ .
5\ir t‘ollina says the purchase price prosecution attomcy. the “If?" body-pom: “d an "C", graceful carriage.
1;.va about $3 000. A five yem-g' lease “-‘-- ,,_ The Military Belt: attachment draws the corset snugly to
of we Savln'nock mum“ has hem, HOSPITAL NOTES. the lower part of the figure throwing out the chest and giv-
Lakm This is taken to mean that Pit-ti lieittll. of 69 Woottiiiirti :Ht‘ ing plenty of space at the top to breathe comfortably.
there Will be league baseball on the ““9- “‘3 admitted ”“0““ PRICE ...... ...... . ......... $300
re. lt had been enemlly be- L Mrs. A. \Vulle, of It Ce-ntii nit-anti. . ' ,
KEANE)“ only league games Would was admitted yesterday ‘ This 15 only 0116 Of the many good Ncmo models we carry.
be played on the east shore in order: Mina Katherine Bee, a nurse at the
that Sunday games mltzhi be offered LIiOt-pitnl. wits admitted tor iri-iitiiieni.
an an attraction at Light House. P0lnt.L Mrs. Antonie. Apehh’ of 21 St. John J. I. MALLETTE
——~———-—-—-- liivenue, East Norwitilk, was admitted — -
TO RELIEVE. FREIGHT CONGES'Lyeswrday. L
TION- I Master James lliiagan. of Norwalk. .
\VASHINGTON. hinrt’h 30—‘iR3lATORfl was discharged yesterday. _- .. . ”a An_ ,,_;. g- ___7___ -
regulations to relieve congestion at; Mm. Hurry Saunders of L. ego”, ..——
Philadelphia and Baltiniotciiy rcduc- Boulevard, EA“ Norwalk w“ dis-
Moonllboburflod by Irritating inn-l
“dummmwm Ir;
Mania-mama.»
*dwmm
“mulch-undone!"
H
ing from four to two days the period charged yesterday.
of free storage in warehouses on __#~
carioad shipments of flour, feed. hay, LASK FOR SEPARATE TRIALS
straw, grain and other cominodltleaL ON CONSPIRACY CHARGES
were approved today by the lfitel‘ .
state Commerce Commission, NEW YORK linen-b 30 A motion
___.____..—-
a d today by Judge Mayer in
I X Wu grante
MARY’E LEAVES RUSS Lthe Federal liiatrict court for sepa-
Tmifirqggffmrniz:h,ffignfgmg:Lratc trials in the case of Max Bret-
Ambassador to Russia. advised the tung, Dr. Herhett Klenzle and Engel-
D rtmeut today of his depart bert Bronkhorat. who were indicted in
State epa November last with Robert Fay, Wal-
tl 0 cm
uro from Petrograd.‘ leaving‘ 1 ter Scholz and Paul Daeche, for con.
baasy in charge of First ASSlSIflnl Sec !
1 n- d M nearing spiring to blow up munltlon ships.
1'8 817 e I . . ‘JUSLICB Mayer ruled that Daeche be
____,______,_~___'————
BISHOP ASBURY MEMORIAL tried separately from Fay and Scliolz
SERVICE. Lthe alleged leader in the conspiracy.
NORWICH March 33 71110 mm L “Our minister has been called to a
auction of conference its neaa, an ..
address by Bishop William A. Quayle, [8:819 rhchurtih I”
the presiding omcer, and a memorial 9 e 3° “3
service for fillhop Asbury, occupied a "i think so, but 1 don't 590 why.
considerable ”1:001 tgemfiilfqntlogo He can't till the one he has now!
do at the main no 0 ow g
lanyd Southern Conference of tho—1'1)atronlrlm m
Methodist. Episcopal Church, in an-
nual session here. The Mldreu at
the memorial service wan to be do
livered by President Ego 8. 119919,;
of Drew Theological Seminary. t
HAIR COMING OUT?
moo...
Mammy
Undue-cup.tbobalrmuahrink.
loo-oui‘andthcntnobalrconu out
couuuuoa POLKM comma-onus.“
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VW.“ Wit-comma! Dan—
umw_muaummomm
mundvit u- til
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minnow-pt u~.*‘flpufl
mung-nu. . tiny-ti. '
L.’ ‘Ili. ,, '
CORSETS
Correctly designed corsets are a necessity formthc
health, comfort and appearance of every woman. If you are
keen for that distinctive, g‘aceful contour which only per-
fect corsets can give, we aivise 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 priccs.
..-,,_-
Niimitis SAMPLE
SIIIII‘ I). IIAJIIP
fili'llIIIi: i'il IIIINii
‘\'\I:l1_, it"? ti
1
Entrance on lua' 8L. Furfie' Id Ave. and Cam 8t. '- -"
Bridgeport, Conn, «' ‘ Thuradny, March 30, 191‘.
Shoes are equal
Aim \ i’ with .n though \\t' iinili t'lilll‘l i'ii’r have I
luitii \tl itigit‘i‘tittl iii tlit' dL’LIKtAItIIhA All out ~liiii~A '
F.
I‘iit ~ ll HH‘lll .t\li.1itlgli \i.i iiiilltl t‘-t‘l 1|.titilii‘i‘ll (til)-
llIlII‘I with 'llt' liltii‘t ~lt-«i'» limit wt 1» ltl'.“ \‘illl‘ Illt‘ iiilly ' '
Illli \ tiIIi lt‘il ll\' ‘
_ \ii<i iimi \\l' unit 31.1.. H !iH ; \iiii'JtlItlL ttrllt'illilll
it! m'ut» ti i" one “hit it Ilt‘I ;’1ii\\\illi~lllliililll «. 3
’-i'~l HI .lll. tin it uh liii '.\iil flll('\ int ti< ti» I‘tilliti't’. #
\\ Illlt' \Iiili'\ are coi’ici’t -iAIIl iltii'li i'il\lll'.ti :. t'liam' I
Lingiii- snow (”U in \tilhli Willi ilillh {illili’ m \\.lIl light. a
\\ ill] the Alhllltllliilllt‘ Mach-nit] \\ItlI(' «liti’X». tillt‘ lilay Iii.
\\t :ti' tilllt'r. \ihttc or Mark oi i it ii the lit ll .\iiii'.iit lii'ow'il
~LLI|('\, Ill ‘.i'I. ll 1* giititl I.t~li' liliil gtiiiil \I\It Iii “car '
exactly the ‘iiiiglit Zillil color 1.: \Ilttt": illlt Lut-unnlli' [ire-
icrs.
lid w wiriuliil t'\;illlL‘lt‘S of the hunt ~tilt 3 arc ready 7;
iioii. 7 L
ll . L L - t \ ~ ~ ‘
vitili/- llil tut: .illil ..ii‘t~. i llll't\ hi cl. >4, Ni. SH .iiiil 57.
\t; it .ti_. illi,\\ll lillll'lli. 5.; 5i: and Sir.
\litinit ‘i'niin lute. high Ali'llt‘ll licil.~>‘<. 1'
a. I
t IllllllL‘.‘”lll‘ liii‘t'. gi'.it‘tlul I‘lt‘lli‘ll Aim-LAM. 3
not. int-i. int. 7 l .» inch “4.9755. 35’
|’.iti-iit li‘illlt'F iiitli Ltd or t luth top. lilllltil' iii‘ l;icc,—- ;:
St to $5.
Li.
Altill I‘i‘l‘ilx’tilllt‘ lilat‘k luillici’ \\llIi cloth or kid top:—
$3 to $5. '
\ll \\IilIt’ t‘iill‘\l\lll.
\Vltitc Nibliitclt,
liit'i‘ ii' Irllllilll, \s. 84" and $7.
ltii‘c, graceful tiiwlcl~,~~$3§0 and
J!)
4.‘
Ilililtl\till't' Lititcnt l. :iilicr Alilllltll \\lIIl too or white,—
’1)
'll
.\l.iiii “0' i, ;. 21’.
Two silks of special
beauty quality 8t value
'lnlxi-tlii ilint'illilltlii .it St): ti
'tiiecii your fingers and tut
Xtitt'
yard
i: . ~ti'e ngtlt.
right up
the \llltiiitll fineness of it~ ii'cziic.
. Let it tell _\'Utl hi it~ "lei-l" lioii ~iimilc and yet how ‘
iii‘tiiii strong it is. ‘
IAlt'll let the eye drink in the richness of its color;
' —.>'.
the depth of the Illlli'N tlic softncs of the browns, the
l'lt‘llll(‘\~ oi the blocks, the delicacy of tlic pinks and the
lavender, tlic 'Llllt‘l licnttty of tlic prays!
In this \i"ti_\ and this aloiii. can one learn the good—
iii~~ oi tliisc sp‘ctinl titllt‘tt’h ill $1.25 ti inrd.
...3.I‘3
Ilt’l'i' l\ it~ cuiiilmiiinii and iionipi-titor: n pure-silk
LliIIIKCt‘. ’
Sec lioii' iii-iiiarktilili' soil it i<, liti\\' lti~ti‘ous, how -4 '
Iit‘iitllllllII}' it frills into graceful folds. E}
Note well its lightness. lloii' grain-fit] that lightness
\\'III llC \ilicn Sitiiiiiicrs sun is shining strong! .31
its colors. too. are cheery—among tiicin “'lStCl'l8, 32'
hroiiin. copcnhagcn. Ilii\‘_\', green. rcscdn illlil rose. - ‘.
Our yard \\'Ith and one dollar ti yard. ‘7!
Center aisle, rear.
Firm fine Spring
gloves that’il launder
_ Two of the Spring glovc< are notable for strength,
weight, softness good lOolic And they may each be-
laundered with no injury to either durability or appear.
ance.
Capcskin, handsome ivory and putty shades that
hnrmonizcs so well with light liiicd sliocs, tnstcfulfasten—
ings, gracefullv- stitched baC‘CS—-—mltl so cut that they fit
smoothly but with full comfort. ’
$1.15 nd $1.50 ,
'1' {III
Two weiglie and qualities.—
Ccnter aisle, rear.
LOW-priced rugs
that wear well
Tapestry Erussels rug will give good scriice in bed- 1 .-
room. It will stand up well under use in the dining—room. ' -‘
- Its weight makes it C’AS\ to sweep and care for It i
may be taken out for cleaning as often as desired—and the . i
task is not a burden ‘
New ones are handsome in both pattern and color;
cniall figures appear in green, red, tan and other tasteful "_
colors.
I
Excellent size for small bedroom is 8 1-4 by 10 1-2
feet—and its price is bht $12. 50.
For larger bedroom and for dining-room, the 9 by in
foot size at $15.
CarpetHnllthirdfloOt.‘ I
Norwalk Chronicler