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.‘ Tats COUPON VOiD AFTER MUN., Mav 1 Newde Eggs .................... at do;
, c loan,“ 1“, “a sunso-ssss-usss-ous..........
'. ONTESTC 51.“ Qunhcorlodla’smutfln.” ..... . ...... 8¢
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: VOTING COUPON -—- rill um i s r m as. The April Mllllnefy
: _ Tdmfi law-awn. Minna“ Flotation-y
1‘ h Wh I. 3‘ """"”‘ ” """"" — From now until Faster Week there will be a showing of original creations, exclu-
' . ....... . . .. .. ............ . . eager-w . , sive models that are exact replicas of famous I rench artists.
- Addre- .. _ _ .. .. . .. ____________________ ' MM air “mum.“ tbs M ”u.” The prestige of Read Millinery is erected on a Halligan foundation and that means i
- ) Ford. “'3“ I" ' ..." old hm d ‘ B” a great deal not only to Bridgeport women, but to all within reach of the Read House,
. . ..... ........ . ....... ‘ThoGnstllirsgo.’ huh-nag! Woo-rings“ . . .,
. and those who found pleasure and profit in Halilgan Mllllnery.
onsets. Dorothy. ‘0 llhs. Issues. m . .
“m M. w W and iii-m “I on For early Spring there are the turbans and sailors of black or dark straw, severely
“I." out mu” Conant m with this oomnrittss in ‘ llsboro .. an old Post Road w" The w” trimmed but often lightened by some touch of color, always distinctive.
m a. u. m to m m M! m 1"” w h 1‘ m a," c". m out “I. “no" There are close fitting little toques with s “Chou” of ribbon, an immense dark
Dans: mass sus my bdoro llmlsl Day Gm“ W s Ind ills Inks wore ow with "0m 0‘ "13““. 0‘ 3 “a" and b0“ 0‘ rid] ‘3“!‘43‘13‘9 S’lm‘“ “limb "ills
Incas 'lrihe Radian m i ' an" High m N"! "but an”, ‘M" m, There are Sports flats of very pleasing and unique designs, Dress Hats for recep-
m M """" m Dov ww’ra m d m 15;: 3:1.“ . ”IN-I'M tuber Miler. ... N tiolls, teas, bridge and afternoon wear. Hats ft! the mtor car.
‘ Inns 3. P. c. or a. . ............ lo: spoke on ”Divine Power." at tho inst. a, mu Whit Ildel opposit- as soot—once. sprout Second floor.
"humus! ............. um‘hstnightottholayslwmonmor'nl“ mmmrmmsobhlesu ,
$3031..“ Jib. ..... i; 1: “Ltd: Smut.“ “limiting .....h'e mm, o, ‘ m“. a..." .x‘m'” mmun-Isles“. ...me of 11;:- .
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. Um“)! Arm, ------- it. : Bram "a entermnmxlv W: 3,13%“, l) :“l'v fleet: 1:: 0' “Mung: In the Child“!!! 8 SbOD Authentic Styles
“0010011110le O.UA Son 0mm ' " . “IO" . oneron s _ . . .
fly blursery .m‘... 4 Fraser.’ i “Bonnie Little M'M' ii!- is a gay thing at Naotpn in Ay Spring H3“ and 00315 for “"18 {Olk- m 59"“! Footwsnr. _
‘ 5010.40“. GW_ 3 “The “m" N" "915““, a, run, do.“ flutters "-8 opened Frocks of lawn, cross-bar and seeded voile, New models in high cut boots, dull call, kid-
’”‘ “"‘ Sodomy. report, I "Little 1“” Toddloduma.’ now for m 880-. u. ovarybody p. dainty things with hand srnocking and feather skin and patent kid with cloth and kid tops.
i mepurer‘s report. i I . .___.._..__—.——— ‘\ Witching llll wden for pie punt 5nd SillCh'lng- «3005 {0" utility and SCI'VIE'C, .1an leathi‘ls‘ 0f
0 yfirs-usQ-(‘olirillelull: flout. l I ' s.“ ronythin Sensible Play Clothes, "Rompers" and “Cover— agctdllgognd "Namely high heels. i'ronl
-ornnenonre »' .. '..
' [mulmpecomnu. ram i ) DARlEN ‘ A: s diverting pastime the people .“5 0f chambra} and g1 "i‘h‘nn‘ Spscul for Children and
'2‘ ~ Solo—Mrs. Edward Blackman. i - ( of Norman have boss making pll- Bloomer Dreosos in pink, bull and corn color. . Growrng Girls.
5 lookout Committee report. i ) . zrimsges down lions Neck Point road. For Little Boys: Shoes for School and tin?“ wear, the "loot-
‘-. Floral report. .- MD ( to see the land. The mod on Long . . , . . form" last approved by screntific makers who
" iChomfiTm'“ wj“ 3‘ DOM < NOROTON Neck Point road is well worth peeing Xhlte (ll’ique Suits, M’ddy Suits and fancy understand the requirements. From $2.75 to
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;* CITY M‘RKET igofioHflud. Harold Light. i l Mm“ < iris; I. Extinct-1;: $3.303: Baud 8"“‘5' WM“ and ”'0‘“ “(’0‘ Second “00’"
‘ ‘ :Scrimum reading 2 LN“ A 1". __ b have malted, rumors of automobiles For ages 3 to 6 years.
69 N0. MAIN ST.
J "Divho Power.” .. \ Heights 1. being repnirod loaning wlases. stc. have been cur
[meow] vomonts. oruoo. ,;rent but during the last few days.
% Benediction. y, W " “‘fiy. a H Illsilley or we“ nvonue when the fair weather induced so
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lay. a. .l. smith and wife. of Brook-l
lyn, are being entertained a few days
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i by lira. Hnnnnh J. Seymour, of Rowan Rowsyton Methodist Episcopal sionary 30d“! will inset Thursday cranking Md noting ltn machinery to
I Wt ‘ church is attending the conference of afternoon, at tho “I“ at I" John the limit. On It ploughed. sinking It
i ‘— —' ‘iho Methodist church, in Stamford, R Conn. Vb”. nearly to the hub in "uh'
; oncers are being elected at the this my. ’ ——"‘ bumping 0"" rocks “d into holes.
1 nnnual new“ of the ”“1108: Aid 50. __ _ i Clarence Seofield‘s dwelling on until one fairly In his but! at the
'* alsty of the nut svenuo u. n. church" ...“ , R q . . . Wes! venue. next to the bond. hn- outcom- The 81 mm h-d to w
i In tho parlors of the church mm at n M ' 'wm‘d' of N" ‘0“ been bought by C. A. Haggorty oi crosoh on pflvatn issue in order to
Ounces. l
Local friends of Philip H. Fielding
In plmsod with bill election as dolo—
‘clty. VII in Rownytnn. recently. look-
Address—Rev. Waltsra. assassin out The Collins restaurant at that-tuck in the min. and of horses be
expects shortly to move to flown-”nu! one" to his out their nu»
ton chines. runny unsuspecting motorists
‘ ventured down an higllwsy. which is
ROWAYTON’ Hrs. Cornelius Sheridan who u. ills only lost! to Collender's Point.
e ibosn ill for about two months. is I? WOW. who resides on this road.
- . I m mom In that one,” ton automobiles got
.mt ., . ,, -.-—-- howled! stn'oh in tbsmad, and that
The ladies of the Reliance Boelnli ll- irons Mirth 02th. Keith” mm“ Min" ”0!" the "1
Club will hold a whist pnrty in their who his Wm eonfln'dtu MD. b! It fl" “0" W ""90“ u
roorils, Rownyton avenue, l‘rldny n!- ”M for two '“h- is 50' “uh in "I" Webb -..' speaking, ‘ ”WNW
“3mm. April 7th. iprovod. m m 3 load of MINCE".
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mains lumbering down the road. car
Ills-001ml! now to starboard. now to port.
Rev. Bldg; 8. Jackson. pastor oltho Th” Congregntlonsl ml"
walk. M the sidewalks had been cut
up by \shidss being driven oter
them. All the heavilly laden wagons
Joan Willmott hns moved from the. of the Qing’s‘dcnd Coal Company must
Railroad Company's house on the Post, plough their way through this impos l
Stamford, who will son posses-
lng over his property on Rowayton inks '
avenue. Ha is propsring to bring his
family hem in the. near future.
pin-avian to the stats Republican
’ dwmmnn “r. Fielding is very ac- The h0"""h°"‘ ’"m'mr" 0' “I “d rosd just south of the depot. to No slhls rosd. it ill gratifying news that
m»; ..: _ . politics, “r“ “m” A K" 1““ arrived in roton. WllPl't‘ he is now employed byi Mr. Green. the Road Commissioner.i
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Nov. Konnctb MncKonsie. of' West-
put, will be the speaker at the Dan-
0- services Friday night in Christ
.iscopnl church. on Greitory Boule.
VIN. This service will open at eight
o’clock.
Mrs. milk Bradley, of Milo avo-
Ilo, tomorrow afternoon entertains
the members of the Woman‘s Auxil-
hry. of Christ Episcopal church. This
in the regular weekly business, and
utters of general importance will at
that time be considered.
J. Wesley Sisuson. at his home on
Edits avenue. limit night. entertained
the members of the Epworih League
or the East Avenue N. E. church. The
regular monthly busln‘css wit: trans.
noted. The business smalon was fol;
lowed by a plenoing social time.
Second district electric plant work-
man are inking up the cable under the
Wuhington Street bridge which here—
tofore provided A. C. current to sever-
“ nl Rut Norwalk consumers. includinw
the Mayflower H. n 1.. Company. The
cable was cut last Saturday.
The Ladies‘ Visiting Board of the
Norwslk Hospital Association has call-
oil an organisation meeting for the
not At this meeting Mayor Hars-
tson will give an address. Mrs. Leh-
hnisr will explain the purpose anl
The April meeting of thc For! Nor-A
walk improvement Association was
ppm with Mrs. Samuel Kelley. of floor
side place. yesterday mom. with,
igoodnttnndsnosotihnmssnbers.
llowilyton from "Tlil-Zi‘llilfl. Mr. and D. M. Allen
Mrs. Kay will spend the summer in
the John Crockett place, in Crilw sve-
line.
will soon bczin to build an improvedi
,road but! there.
Now that the snow has gone. the'
boys are growing enthusiastic ovorl
‘ wheeling. One who is how! over.
“l" 14"“ Vo'hur‘r'b- “mm! "f his first bicycle is Gould Richter-.1
this DIM? PanI’iflim'd ”l9 llllllilfl 0' who has mastered his unstable steed
illc Waterside school :it tliril asscni- in 19" than a work.
his. yenterdny morninrr, with too
groups of songs for which Mrs. 'l‘heo
(lore Weiclter furnished the nccom dressed ‘ number 0‘ ladies. membersl
pltnimcnt. Thc songs were: “"lhcre. 0' the Womens “1|“er 00d?”
Little Girl, Don't c. 3.- st. the Noroion Presbyterian Church ' A- .
”my, ”Mum" (in y'tilnll‘nhncgkrgrh; yesterday mam.“ telling of life The strike ninong the ltslian Inbor-
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Miss Jennie Moore of Tennessee nd
and most interesting piaytliirlgs oi celluloid.
. ()hNAAdi jw
Photograph Frames
(if metal. and Knished to imiiatc ozlk‘or'Cir-
cassinll walnut. and suspended from a siand‘n‘rd
frame or t-ascl. They are quite new and will
combine with desks and dressing tables very
well.
Easter Novelties for little folk. bunnies, ducks,
Second floor.
Goyescas Combs
These graceful and brilliant decorations for
the hair attmut slit moron, and they are exceed-
ingly practical, for they seem to fit and support
twists arulbraids. In rhinestone and peacock
.‘Ulllblnllle ' it‘ll'flfi'
From so out to blood
Please see them. .
Jewelry Section.
Prices from $1. 00 to $2. 00.
The same model in German Silver. chtral
sizes, O\.’ll or square, from
Shoo to $1.00.
At the eweiry Couiii'cr
Rosary B
In amethyst, jet. ruby. emerald. sapphire and
tops: combinations with gold. Also coalescent
and pearl beads that are attractive.
50 and 75 cts. up to $5.00.
WONDERFUL CYCLORAMIC REPRODUCTION
59" PANAMA - PACIFIC EXPOSITION '_
IN MINIATURE—BUT IN EXACT DETAIL
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A trip to the Panama—Pacific Exposition right in Bridgeport. This mien-sting"
‘ t‘}'tl0rallllC view was produced on the fair grounds and is exact, but in niiniliturc.
Evcryh h—nll hour lectures mornings and afternoons. 'l‘hird floor!
Ihe Ialisorl Diamond Disc Mathine which (lllcl'\ ci‘-Ilott llill>lt is from tilt Alfred
l(l\ Piano (0
Elite E. m. Emit dimming
EUGENE M’CANN SUED. IPROGRESOWE
B. Eugene Rict‘dnll, iornlerly man- I
agar o the tBrldgl-port linscbllll clubJl
and at present mtlnlrgcr of the New;
GOOD NEWS.
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STATE CONVEN-
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BANGOR, Maine, April 5.—'l‘ho
nomination of presidential electors
Many south Norwalk Readers Have
Hssrd it and Profltod Tbsroby
“Good nm travels int." and the to the
.3 number of attractive books.
' Willson Bocklcs,
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ma: "Something Seems to ’l‘inlrlcin- among “1° Mountain Whites of the em remains shout the name '
“...-- from ‘lliuh Jinks"; .. The Little Cumberlsnd range. in Tennessee and:
lrny Home ill the West," Lollr: “Mll- Kentucky.
illda,” Lehmzlnn. ’l‘hc, pupils apprccl-t
mod Miss Vosburlzh‘s singing and ap-
plauded her.
The llownyton Library has received
many bad bunk sufferers in 80. Not-
Mrs. A. J. Stevens is very ill at the walk are Kind to learn where relic!
Mrs. may be found. Many a lame, weak
and aching back is bod no more.
1home of her daughter, George.~
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Mrs. Mary Hart of West Haven.‘ Hntter. ‘ ' ’
who is visiting nt the Methodist pnri «think! to Donna Kidney “Us. Our
sonnize. arranged a surprise party for. Mrs. John mmody took a position citizens are telling the good news of
her home" Mr“ 3 3 anson, lull“ saleslsdy in Benedict's shoe store their experience with this tested rem-
Snturdsy night (which was a day late on Monday. Gd! “"8 ll all sample worth read
The i n. D. Kelly 18 Wood St. South'
for that lad 3 birthday anniversary). ..
donors are Miss Stone and Miss which was intended by a number of' Gilbert Steven. started an auto bui- Norwalk says: i wss troubled for al
Leighton. Th0” Riven by Miss Stone the. members of the M E Church udl line betuccn \ew Cannon and Nor year and a half by dull pains over my
are . hips. together with sharp twinges in}
n was wholl stir issd' “ilk W1”- t
Wald. Lillian l)., 1 Mrs lnwso y Dl‘ l the small of my back. They were se-
twlrcn the company descended upon, . l
"The House» on Henry Street." h" ! Thaddeus Johmon has been giving vol-o when I straightened too quickly.
l‘iurncti, Frances ll., .
'the Monroe buildings on Main street after steeping.
“The 0|" I Know the Best of AIL”; R” S; F. Law..." .nd Rev. a. E itheir mnual coats of paint. land diuy spells. was restless and got
3Y80Veach, Mrs. C" . Richter are planning to attend the ass-l
c. ._.__ up in the morning feeling more tirod‘
"Fountains of Papal Rome.” 3 along at ‘- " ‘3‘. Conference which
Suiclii'fc. A. 0.. open with an ppworth League rally. in: with his daughter in New York, lcrlng in that way 1 got Dunn‘s Kid-
"R0b’n "WW" ‘and reception to Bishop Wilson, this‘ for the put three months has wifiiyfifli-k; :g::::: :n 32:19::th
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Junior lugus for‘lrridsy night at 8 AM“ ievening. in Stamford. Hr. Richter is urned to Ponus R ge. is we“ the "out.“ I.“
minim-Latins High School Assembly “Getting 3 Wrong Start.” not a member of the conference, II
Morris. Charles. his membership is with the Mothodlsti District Deputy Theodore w. Bene- Lasting some Rem.
Over two years later. Mr.
lurid: " l have had no occasion to use
Doan’s Kidney Pills lately, for they
'F‘srnous Days and Deeds Jn Hol Protestant denomination, by which diet and his staff will make an oili-
"Wl Md Belkium." :he was ordained 19 years ago. but at cm visit to at. Johns mdge. No. 8,
, the present time he is supplying its M Bridgeport. next week Thursday.
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work of the Iengua and there will no Kink. Charles, ..
0 short entertainment. The young ”rho True Ulysses s. Grant,» ‘ -pnstor of tatedsmhmm :. gm. .: m“ M. L Day, “ho h" been "up peggezot‘l: 31:? risk". Do“ m
‘ my “a "Om“ 0‘ the elm“ 0"! W H "Poe. ” ' :zririzeerithout n vote. ”“13 in.~Now Y9“ '9’ “'9 "m.“ h“ ply ask for a kidney remedy—get
no ‘33”; m M“ Trimming“. 'F‘nimlt a" 1 W336“ mes-Ion of- I“! Mme ”.mfll'l Kidney Pills—tile name that
not t r ‘ persons M on. O "m ‘ ' 5 Fauna Ridge for the summer. ‘Mr. Kelly has twice publicly recom-
' i ‘ Tm Warden Wagner. appointed by |
consider this as onefito you and Mr ingot. Richard C.. p ithe town at lhrisn io~ one for m: ._______ mended. mwblllhum 00., Props..'
friends. reacriptlons. F. 3 Green entertained 1 number m ".2!- .
trees which beautify her highways. till
; busily engaged in marketing trues for
I treatment. and will begin. this we“.
’operation such as removing dud
trees or dead limbs which are a lass-
ace. Itsoanls thstthisisssfarss
ibis authority extends. but in _
0! his friends st dinirorst The Alida-
lsy last evening. The affair was s
gathering of good roads sdvocates. .
mam tireless-inst graded: now
selling at $9. per ton in Nsw Csnsnn.
and. win: ,to o slimline. duly. a
"The Life of Lord Sirathcona and
Mount Royal.“
Lorlnler. Norms.
"By the Waters of Gemuyl’
Anon. o
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New Spriig Skirts
ill Check, Black,
I niao lisd headaches.
i Selleck Seeley, who has been mil than when i went to bed When out i
London club of (he. Enntcrn League,
has been sued for $108.54 by the How.
land Dry Goods Co. Mrs. hict‘ann is
nsmod as codcfcndnnt. ln papers
tiled yesterday in the common [lions
court it is cli‘iilnod that the defendants
owe for goods purchased from Jan. 1.
1914. to August of the same year.
and the selection of delegates
Progressive Natiolllll t‘olii't-rltiull m
the business bt-foro the Progressive
Slatc Convention here today. lt-was
planned tlilrt twelvc dcicrnlcs. one.
with half ll vote. should be chosen.
..corge t‘. \t’chbcr, of Auburn, was
iiusimlntcd as chuimlun of the cork-
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One of the missions of this
making homes beautiful.
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THE HOME BEAUTIFUL
store is to be of assistance in
We carry a complete stock of furniture and house furnish- '
dogs for every room in the house and at prices sure to
flu various committees had very inc,l “m hints of Us Boys."
tantalum. Work is in MFostssWWmH
- immediately on Trlnnglo Part. :. 'stbntlng for soy-r
s M: d W m alder-E Mw.Wm.D
— snifIILs'tlhosmuilonbfbsh "somoLovosiongsoi-Psiisasa.5
1 other lomlitios cavities are cemented
'toprolangthslitoottllsirsglhbs
'00!!!” tile
apprarlation
mouthimmlumrd 1%.. “Views by 'Dsrion ingenious-an
‘iblrnbsissrthotobuunths ”rhoABchsiionalm" “mipllihi'ldéhnnumfl-
mammals dis-WW... hry. Wrist would may Newlnglnll
Man-museums? ,;'*
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pair Wegnsr -.
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dunrtu‘rot a
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numbn- 4 years: In; WI
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to n cuiomsr is dot;
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