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whammmmhtri a” W“ - "t. m “$.1umdmhuf *-—— -
:‘cr'n':.:',:nw(m' This Balsam drawn the manly. r“ n ‘ ‘4'?“th “an“!
ton. nill'hiso‘ter,itnenu ,hhmdthmhMa-dpv- -
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Taylor 8. Golden , ,'
Telephone No. 1230
South Norwalk Trim Bldg.
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PRICE ...... . . . . . .................... ‘31",
This is only one of the many good Nemo models we carry.
J. I. MALLETTE
NOW COMES SPRING I ~-=%--— /——.————.—._.-.- -_ ....... _ _-
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but we have been ready for some
time. We invite your inspection
of our domestic and toreigu “our
ens.
Orders for mister taken now.
Until further notice store will be
open Monday evenings.
NOTICE. ‘
At a meeting of lilr‘
Board of Directors oi
The People’s Trust t‘onl
held March 20w.
a dividend at the
cent. per.
declared to
NOR WALK
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NM.
1910,
rate of l ptr
annuni was
deposilols ill the Savillg~
Department out of the
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' 22%
earnings of tile currtn:
. six months ending Mart-ti
’ 318i, lulu. ’
The same will be en ‘_ . _ .,,
JosEP" DAVIS tered on passboolts alto @2110. 3.; ‘1.“
said 0" {Ind after ADM, Miss slit-n c won-d, oi on.»
85 Washington St. 80. Nomik. lilihylaitt. By order ot Plain “NH, ”HIM. has returned
. the than of llrectors. _ _ . ‘
, , , front a visit with relatives in Nor-
. LEROY Mtlx'l'flUMb‘fli walk
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WEATHER FORECAST
Forecast for Norwnlk and vicinitvzl
Fair tonight; Saturday. partly rioudyp
penin- to i..ooelate “‘illtlr. mostly
The western trough of Elmo" comm"
Treasurer.
You will be pleased with the snappy
new spring waists being shown at N.
E. ityall (‘o‘s store, at 81.98. especial-
ly because every condition of the mar-
would justify a much higher
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northeast
low pressure has moved slowly cust-
waltt during the last 21 hours alld now
extends front lasterll Texas north;
«outward to Upper Michigan, it is)
taut-ills cloudy weather with local}
showels ill the central and western‘
districts. Pleasant weather prevails
along the Atlantic
G. A. Heller. formerly trainmastel‘
the e t ‘ 'I .' '
Largely through the efforts of the of w s cm d" sion 0! the M)“
Norwalll Chamber of, Colnluerte, Nor york New ““9" & Hartford ””2
Milk has succeeded in gaining a new road, but who now Is trainmaster on
coast. Moderate
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lzlglie’rfatltllliesnggryinthliemlgt“sill“tiisll'tlr‘igz’fu industry, to be added to her rapidly the Naughtuck division, was in the,
inn temperatures are reported «tonal likcdfellrtfffli‘Alllstzmob’iIlItJ-e(3:11:32;le 11m“ 00" today and greeting his many
the northern border. M New Haven now of Norwalli. The friends at the local railroad station,
~—-—-—-—-~~-‘— signing of a lease by which the Mo
Ribbon (.ctory, on my street, h...» Howard Colnstock. Theodore lanica
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WEATHER A :EAR AG"; tit-en taken for a number of years by “d Jun“ 019“, of Norwalk. spent
TODA - . the new concern, drove the last spike yesterday in New York city and at-
Ti-mperature: Low, .28: high,‘ mm the Bart‘venlt‘m. 3nd “19 company d d h t
32 t'lcar ,ts now 0 of Norwulk's industries/”n 9 l “ performances_of "9 Hip
‘ ' ' Luther “right, the downtown trut-k-‘HOOI’HV ll ill? Hippodrome and 'lTlY
Wlmall. will move the oiiice Nlulpmenl the Trail lioiliduy” at the Harris
.in' the Cameron Company from New Theatre. .
‘ Haven to Norwalk at once, and mu» _ .
‘thinery will be shipped via railroad
- as quickly as possible. (‘ars will he
.uuuuiu..uu.u .. .uu .uuuuuu Popular Amusements
‘the output will not be large at thot .r 1-;
,oulsct, a rapid increase, due to the Mary Pickford .
WVW 't-xceilence of the popular machine, is , . '
Andrew J Collins of this cit is "”"M' ‘ “mm“ “mm made m; ”Ski-5
‘ ' y, Norwalk has now an auto concern. "‘0 R9119“! Theatre ”“5" ‘9‘ 3 5
today "“1"“! In New York. “Hid a tire factory which can readilylcapscity houses at all shows. "The
it'tlulp the Norwalk car with a N0”‘,Bondmnn" “-8“ pronounced 3 (.138le
Word was received by the local DO walk tire. We are establishing our— production and met with entire sat-
lice last evening of the theft of ‘ wives on the auto manufacturing ‘ Tod , l (i
ll" d . “mm slowly but surely. lsfnct on. ays program inc u cs
0" “"1?an C". from Bridgeport.‘ _____._____ the noted Mary Pickford in "Poor
lfltll years model, ‘NO. 10362. Th0 HOSPITAL NOT58_ Little PFDDIHE." 3, Famous Plnfiirg.
stolen car was equipped with a new‘- Frederick Heath, 0! Woodward ul'u- Paramount production of merit. This
radiator. [nu]? wflsAdlfihnrszdf {Silll‘l‘rglflymm is positively one of the Kreatesi chur-
_--- _ . Ill? . CBS, 0 a ' _ 1‘, .
in ”w Odd Fellow‘s toumnment i was discharged yesterday. ‘acterirations ever played by this not
last night Colts En-a e t f r " Mrs. Henry E Miller, of West Nor. ed screen star and those .who fall to
”00 , ’ h " ‘ mpm n 0 ml walk, was discharged yesterday. see. “Poor Little Pepplna" will miss
" paints a ead 0' Butler Lodge, Li Jun“ Warner, 0‘ 7 West avenue, an attraction that is very well worth
0.0. F‘. This gives the Eucalnpmentlwas admitted yesterday afternoon seeing Tomorrow Paramount will
a lead of 26,000 points. The pla in 'and operated 011- 5 ’ . .
minim” next Thursday night y 3, Mm Georgian“ Duke. 0, ,7 ”MO“, present Charlotte \\ slltor in hugene
' avenue. was admitted yesterday.‘ Walters "The Trail of the Lonesome
A i t I ' Steven moon of Cannondale. was Pine." There will be high class fea~
val 10:21:33: ‘3ET233hfigtf‘; carpi-i astig‘rlttltftlmyesterduy, 1"“! operated 0“ ture pictures all of next week includ-
anK in the Chamber of Sommeiczvtzi ‘ 84... __n ..__._.._ “‘8 35 an adde attraction “l “n ““V'
lice, in the Town Assembly Hall. Bus-iI LONDON. Mart‘ll 31t~"lll \'lt'“' 0! formnnces A Romance of horwalk.
lness of importance relatiVos to them” situation in Portugal," (*ng the Hour film drama presenting an
mi; I b u 1;] b b b uiianuel, who is now living in a suburb entire local out. All of the scenes
' cee ra on, w e rought 9'.of London, has issued a proclamation, of this single reel production which
fore lhl‘rl meeting. its-hing” all his {filllowegs it:1 litll‘lugiil. will be shown in addition to all other
its we ' rcya s s a run ,0 sun ,
“'31.”. K. Goodhne, of New Canaan'lport "whatever form of government advertised features we” made in‘
and a member of the firm of Goodhue‘mnv hu- eumhlluhmi in Portueai." Not-walk 0" South .\orwalk.
a llubheli, of Wall street, has recover- ‘ FTR~E IN WINSTE-l;
ed from a severe attack of pleurisy, Is Yuun HEALTH ' i
and is again back at the office of the; ' 'Big Boat House on Shore of Highland
firm in the bockwood's Hall building, i ‘ Lake Destroyed. ‘
on Wall street. l 5 00 . WINSTED, March 31.--~Fire of un-
| I lillnwn orit"..‘lu.~'t night destroyed a.
lame. nor-.1 house on the shore of
Attorneys Li ht & Li ht hav filed - r, . . . t u
a motion to Minn ‘ i d 9 Woman Te“; HOW Lydia E. Hlkhlnnd invite. owned by (.eorge la?
, gt. an -a emul’rer. P, , v ’bl C0 Munson. Several illotorbozits and
to part of the. answer of the defend? W3 eget“ e m' smaller craft were saved. The lossI
Snt's attorneys in the case of Mrs} pound Restored Her is $2.000 I’lt‘elm‘n had to so through:
Juli.t Hoyt vs. Henry Rosenburg. hay-l Health, d9” drifts 0‘ snow to "‘m‘h ”'9
scene. i
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in; to do with lease of Hoyt’s Thea-i
ire. Judge George H. Vosburgh will
tonduct a hearing on Monday.
Limkghio—gll was all brogen dfown ' SEEK '
iinheal rams 'sp accmelit. neo my} -
” lsdyfricnds cumemt . ’30,! IRIDOEPORT. I
. see me and she ad- NEW LOSDON- March 31":- ‘-
vised me to com-WWII” of lirideennrt. it well known;
mmce taking Lydia nit, has been‘missingsince March 21,‘
E Pinkham’s Ve .‘at'cordlng to lniornl'mon received by1
fab] C gd‘ the police here yesterday Search ‘94;
:ndtzus:lgy?dl:ll§ helm: made for him here at the ru-‘
quest of Brid e rt authorities. - ‘
Pinkham’sSanstive 8 W I
Wash. ‘I began tak- u
3% 33225301933; l Auction! Auction!
and in two months i
was a Well woman i
Attorney William F. Tammany, ofi ,
lid:- city. is busy preparing his bristi .
to he presented at the United Stilton} .
District Court of Appeals ofi next Mon? '
day, during the hearing of the appeal
or the I). E. Loewe Company from the
deri‘llon granting the United Hatterll
830.000 interest money.
A dos owned by Mrs. Drew, of Pine The undersigned will sell at public
ly for several days, was shot and "AM “P "3|le ml“- “"3 amid-i premises, on the
morning by Dog Warden Thomas 1‘. wife forumyoarsandlncommended
wwh. The warden has notified ant aweghmmgfmmymfflh day 0' April. 1916,
district residents in the vicinity 0! 'm and M all gotalong .0 m], at 2:30 p. m., the foilowing‘premisoa:
umwmouuanin-tmuu la drown-in . . . .
s... o... a... in chock or on 37.3.31 mill. is tun-‘2. d‘. The Certain Building
MIC. — ill.” ”plumb. hmmi' ..
TI. 1...... "" 5:231”. - * Lot On Morgan Ave.
W ' I'bllll ”I. or from ”bu:- Mxltl’lxlfl. morn or loan-
Tannn of 0an to I. as Follows:
_ Tenurosnttobapaidincuhat
tbs than of solo, ballads within five
days. -
.By order 0" tin W.
has!
SIGNS tlcloti [hit '53"- e“ 0'
is: three doctors said 1 never would I auction to the highest bidder, on the ,
inizs
New Spring Suits
High class Suits. 3 large assortment to select from,
all the latest styles.
$9.95 1" ' $30
Alterations Free.
Sample Suits $15
Values to $22.50.
18 Fine Sample Slits to go on sale tomorrow at
$1.5. Values to $22.50. ‘
. Smart Spring Coats‘
$3.95 in 525
At Mintz's you will find what is new in Spring
Coats at moderate prices.
Milllnerv Day .at Mintz‘s
To-morrow
A Few Specials
$1.00 Shapes.......»...v..i.............. ..... 59¢.
$1.50 Shapes . ................ 99¢
Speed) Trimmed Hm .................. $2.49
Trimmed Hats
Why pay fanCy prices for Trimmed Hats when
you can save I/4 to 3/2 at the Mintz Store.
New Waists
.. $1.00 to $5.00 -
New line of Waists on display for tomorrow
$1.00 '1“ i $5.00
Bridgeport, Conn,
W aists
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A delightful new collection of Spring Waistsin voile, lin-
en, plain white and striped tub silks, etc. All are snappy,
late styles. and the best values ever offered at .. . . $1.98
We are confident you will be pleased with an in-
spection of them, especially because every condition of the
n luv-m: rut. MISSINGE market would justify a much higher price.
" ' 86 WASHINGTON ST.
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CROSS COUNTRY TOURING BRINGS NO SENSE OF
WEARINESS OR FATIGUE WHEN RIDING IN A
DODGE BROS. MOTOR chit
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Stylish suits for
plump figures
\‘t'iitli. n \‘il...'.\i‘ ll it'ulhd ti’titlt i~l\ by Nature
‘5"‘1 «tinny tigtirm .iv- plii tip and till]. «'Llll t‘liium- today
ill 'li ~ult\ lliul how full) .'i~ iillltli \t\|<' and (hunt as
llittM' fill Ilit'll' \lt'lltlt'l ~i‘l. l‘. -
,‘xti longer i~ .i hi] it .m. -ntt .tmpli n pl. ‘ii ~tilt \\lll|
_i.t\'l\t'l limdi- lll.t .i iii;til'~ cunt .\. .th fill 'llt' \llilitliig" at
\intwl .ittd lllt~l lti~t~~il. 2‘.) "l‘ ~‘lll~ for pltitllp figures
pit \t'll‘ lllt' tll~tlilt ll." l'tgltlil'tx of the Sitting «tics—and
pt‘t w ill llli iii *' llli ti’ttt- l.t\lt‘ aim! glow.
l l t‘lt' itlt' lltllt'tl _i.tt'l\' l «. l‘lit‘lt .llt‘ l.“ l t'l\ \\ llh
t‘.ilitt;! ‘jtll'lx 'l'lutit; ill't pit-l ‘lil‘lul‘n ‘
litii- Ill. Illt’ 'lirt‘llli‘xl \l} .t ~ til .1.“ tsp lilgtt‘l. .llltl “liltc
tinil lllmlt‘ \\l‘li dutilt r lit-it no iiivlttt \vlltt’ll liiix rippli-
~l.ill,
.\l\ill\. lllvt' irktt» it" tin! plum iilttl \tu'l'c, 'l'ltcy
lt.t\i llil' \(iltll‘ glint ilx llit‘ —.l irt~ for ~lt-ndt-r women.
'lllt‘ll' l-lilllt‘\~ ix llil‘ ~ifvli~li flilllt‘\\. Some are made with
tultc: wint- \\lll| lullli‘. belt.
Springs (”\t‘t‘llt‘lll \‘ttltilt‘lh .ti't‘ ll\i‘tl lll il.i\_\ and ('0-
pt-llling’cll :iild blink: lll“ltlt‘ltl.ll‘l\ :tlld-ullltt- t'llcrks.
Illlt‘ gathering lilt‘llitlt‘\ zi‘l \l/t’\ up to and includ-
itu.’ 53-
'l‘llix‘ means that there 31‘. “iii-lurch" >l/t‘\' as Well as
the regular-447 and 49 in it ldiiion to 4S and so, for illus-
truttloll.
.\l1tl there are cull ~pccfiil "lit-tuct'tl” >l/t'5 sod]
(is 4.’ l~-2.
Yes indeed; every woman of full iigtlrc is morally
certain to tilld a suit in this collection that will fit. She
\\lll tind it :it :ittril‘tite price too—for range is $20 to
$35.
St‘t‘tlllll flimi‘.
A little journey ,
to the 4th floor shows
it number of things of more than ii~uiil interest, decora—
tive or useful.
,ch glass lily bowls and flower vim-s. “luck as mid‘
night. with a luster like steel, unique in effect. Some
have brilliantly—colored birds~ perched upon! lll some
float water lilies of beautiful tints. You’ll ‘ know ’ them
for Japanese, no other pcopit- would think of such things.
25c to $2.50.
Cooking utensils of glass that tire will -not crack!
l‘yrex the maker calls this gust—king of tire. ’Tis
marvelous—mid of great appeal to housekeeper who loves
absolute cleanliness. Several disht< from custard cups at
is cents to large casseroles at $2. lit't-ll pic pliitcyand
lift-(id "pails" are included.
A white box for bread or cake is of heavy tin with
japanncdcoating. it's splendid to use on shelf where
there is little spare roomwt'or it but.~ ii roll top and no lid
to be lifted. $l.75.
Nickcled serving-trays that look several times their
price are but 29 cents. Round and oval and oblong—and
with graceful patterns traced upon them! Little mustard-
jar of glass has metal top and a tiny glass spoon. Larger
jar makes onc think immediately of lilayonnaise, has
lllciill spoon. Little ones. 25“: larger size, 50c.
Aladdin aluminum has much beside its silvery sheen
to commend it. It is very light. very strong, made with
little features of great value. A kettle, for example, with
bail handle is provide] with a device that holds that
handle upright if one “Mics. ()r it may fall to the side
of thc kettle—but will not ‘ouch it and get hot. That
same ketle has safety-grip: for the lid and a strainer at
the spout. Cook can pour its contents out, and strain, and
not be annoyed by t'lll‘t‘.‘ heat or steam!
Tnk» t-levator.
Reefers that make a
boy “feel dressed”
Slick. smart. little reefer lilakcs a boy just know that
he is dressed right. '
It gives knowledge that he looks right, his mirror
tells him he looks right too ;-—and 110w enjoyable the
’ "fecl' of new 9 till" clothes!
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Ready today, reefers in clear checks and in mixtures
“and tails and plain colors.
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Some as plain as plain can lie—and with a fine tail-
o‘ed air. Some with belts and pleats.
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$2 to $6; with a number of prices between.
Front b‘lsement.
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