AVOID new
Built: your insurance I'rittss by
than who know how 3 "its
' mm 0w thirty yous cs—
porlssoe is at your service ta tho
sumo prim. ssdrour “sellout tins
of Companies are yours to (Loose .
from. Think vhi. o'er. it means ,
i
Wing your interests. ‘5
Taylor 8. Golden
!
Telephone No. 1280 l
“utt- Nsnsrstk Trust Bldg.
Affording the best in clothes is
not so much a matter of dollars
as of discrimination.
Benjamin Clothes
$18.00 to $28.00
Olllt‘l‘ all “mil suits If.
‘15.“)
New Hats $2.50 to $5.00
Now Caps $1.00 to $1.50
JOSEPH DAVIS
85 Washington St... South Norwslk
<4 $93.91 r
JilSEPll DAVIS
36 Washington St. 80. Norwslk.
WEATHER FORECAST
For Norwal‘a and \lcinily: Probably
rain tonight; Friday fair and colder.
\t'euther conditions: Disturbances arr
«corral this morning over Ontario and
ds‘orth Carolin. They are causing un.
settled weather with rain or snow in
the Lake egion and rain on the Middel
Atlantic coast. Rain extended this
morning from the sourthern disturb-
ance as far north as Atlantic City. N.
J., and snow from the Lake distur.
trance as far east as Buffalo. N. Y.
Pleasant weather with low temliera-'
lures prevails between the Rocky
Mountains and the Mississippi river.
I
i all NEW
~‘M—M
Bills were paid at a routine business
meeting of the board of charity oom-
inissloners last night.
There will be a regular meeting of
St. John's Lodge. No. 6, F. and A. M.
this cu-ninr. in the lodge rooms in
Wall street. "it".
McKinley Camp. U. S. W. V., will
hold a business meeting this eVenin‘k.
in the headquarters in the Town As-
Ft‘lnlily Hall lluildlng. in Wall street.
The week of April l0 is “National
l‘lc'lnllp and l'nlnt-llp week." The
l with greeting tags attachei. Little chicks, bunnies and
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1 v-c to: 3.1:: ': o; :3: zur
5 NOR wow
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WWW-lbw chicks. sin bonust tots
sldflosd cos-u blurted-ads is-kssutiiul moo).
«M....................6for5c,storscsnd5ceach
Bantflooklouhlhaufifulcolorsanddesimwithcnve
l ....... .2 for 5c, 5c and we each
w Easter Cut-out Novelties. Pretty little Easter ballets
.s....n---...-....
beautiful floral designs with moveable tots. 10c and 1 5c ca.
J. I. MALLETTE
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‘ ilgll Suool No’s
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“'l'ed" the
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7’9.
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Smith has prcscn'ed
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OCIliT
i5 Lr'l'dll team ‘.\llll tun baseball bats
ll , _fi_ 1
., v 0'.‘ me: f5 till-:1 t}."i:..'l_. Hit" of our scnlorso
Ah!) ‘ LRSV“AL ’ um; rinse-lit )tsto-r‘du) on account of
‘ illness. 1
'1 here was a rehearsal of the senior:
:-:N E W 3:5: 5 fl- .
I 1..., 7“ > >4. 5. -0 .35.: z-lat'. yesterday. ill the assembly llall.‘_
at two-thirty.
\liss Louise Martin. teacher at tho
l““ : ‘li‘lm‘ “hm”! NWWulk' m Miss Lalilount. the rualimnatics,
spt‘lttllllfl. her spring vacation at tho 5mm”. and “5», "all. the Etlgllshl
home of llcr father, .l 3. Louis .'\l.ir.ln, 5““,er are still absent.
ill ltidgcllcld. 5
.4“
Miss Amy t‘lal’k, one of last year's!
Mrs. J. \. t‘allrlwahovho ha; been lullmlfll' praduatcs, who is spendingl
visiting ‘ror the past few months with her Easter “50.5mm irl town, was a'
Mrs Augusta ’l‘icc. of fill/.aiictll $1.. visitor at the High school ”350ml.“ I
has gone to 'g tiarbor, l.. l., to vis-
it relatives. Darlbury News.
l
Stanley Baldwin, a graduate of 1915..
who is now a student at the Pennsyll
Lorry Gill. internal revenue ofllcer, vania llentul t‘ollege, is spending his‘
was a visitor in this city today. ”mm“ m 50w”
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Norwalk Jews. in conlrllon wilbthcir Time was a ill’c drill in asscitlblyl
hretbern throughout the world. will ycstcrdzl) lllol‘tlilll: for the benefit or"
”ll-WM) "19 P333 0"“: this month. the ninth grade pupils who enter'cd‘
which will be. ushered in by the scder 55,9 “it!!! school recently.
feast. Monday. April 17th. 1 '
All girls who l-xpcct to play basket-
w“ hall this week should have been slatt-I
“The Opportunity in China"
the interest)ng subect under discus ed up Wednesday, and those who or
sion at the monthly meeting of the peer to play next week, must get
Woman‘s AssOciation of the South their approval slips signed on Friday.
Norwalk Baptist church. yesterday af- ..‘_——-
lei-noon. The meeting. which was A collection is being taken up
productive of much enthusiasm and among the seniors to get 'Cliic" Mur.
valuable information on the subject in phy, our popular secretary of tho-
hand. was largely attended. Mrs. for ml”, who 5, “flouflfflrn
Ralph (l. Hartley conducted the 4:30
o'clock Lenten service. |
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of their esteem. l
Russel Sui-phase. one of the sopho !
D'V'DEND DECLARED IN THE AD' more train students, wlro is a shining-E
AMS CASE- :star in Mr. llildrctll's physical
""" Yifl‘ilpll)’ class, says that lllt‘
Final Dividend °f Eight P" Cert. I" laps over the land. He's got to shmr5
Estate of Barton Saloonkeeper. us first. .
llcferce in Bankruptcy John W.‘
Banks yesterday sfterlnoon held a
hearing on Trustee Charles W. Wil-
liamson's final account in the bank-
rupt estate of Charles Adams. s Dar-
len saloonkeeper. A final dividend of
geo-
tll‘ttlll
Miss l-Ilizallclh Staph-toll, a grad
da Glesves. of Roanoke, \'a..
spent their vacation at the South Nor-
.5,
Victor Bonollshs was mtcbarue- MV- home. some flowers or truitsu token;
.pain in a moment of time.
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i
on till Illllllls
ruins
Naturcopathtc Doctors
Meant
Sure
for
is
Ham proved Their Natural
and ..touecn Methods Are a
tale: and Permanent Cure
Every Natural lll That Flesh
Heir To.
Their free public clinics to Red
Men's Hall, West Washington street,
last week. convinced tnousands that
the stat can be mlds to hear, the
omd to see and all manner of disease
an be cured without drugs or the
-lJueou‘s knits.
Mall) thousands read, board or all
in so d the marvelous results obtalncd
:ll a few moments or time on llun-
llr'cds of subjects who were treated on
the public platform in full view or
largc and intensely interested audi-
crlces. Hull skeptics were thorough
ly conirnccd that the benefit dcrived
ll) most every «individual fortunate
enough to real". treatment was most
reillarkahlc. and.“ not lling_ll-ss than
lrllniclllous. _. result or tilts con-
\inclng proof (the real ellicacy or
psychological natural trt'atlsc,
great numbers a flocking to lin- rla
erl-opatlllc doctors offices at
\\’:l.~hirlglon street. South .\‘orwalk,
“llcrc they have more time to enter
trim the dctatls of difficult ('Ist'tl.
Hero every case is carefully exam
1le and if: we is possible. you are
as sure of it as you are of the sun
rising. if however, you are bcyond re-
l lief, no amount of money would induce
lllQ‘Bt' doctors to M‘Ccpl your case.
Fully nine out of every ten who are
treated by them are cured, the great- ‘
est number or): requiring a few
treatments. .m
The in“! remarkable raises treated
in tile hall sure following;
All old gent reduced to a state.
of complete'h sss‘from- paral-
ysu- and more without
crutches. was given a few minutes’
treatment and surprised the audience
l oy walking on the plsttorm unassisted
and walked around the hall without
tllt‘ crutches. _
A lady who had been deal for tell
i years, had her he lrlng restored til tcn
minutes.
A lady who suffered four
from neuralgia was relieved
years
of all
A young chi d who was
and or walk
.‘I
gun running around the platform with
such rapidity that it excited the limit
ence.
jsmong the features will be a musical
unable to;
for about five years.
t'ate 0' 191" and her churn, “is" ”H“ riot only was made to stand. but be
who l
observance in Norwalk will probably ”KM
per cent. was declared a prev-
walk lady's homc. returncd to Smith's.
.\ man about sixty years old ltld one dollar.
Poplin. “Annamaria
THE PALACE.
The programs announced for the Pa-
lace is! the balance 0! this Ital
loo-s w tho korisos ot VII“
vlllo W and rsdlstss syglare
of unusual entertainment. Notable
comedy headliner, called. “The Female
Clerks" This production carries ten
people, mostly girls and boasts of the]
fact that their chorus rivals the Zieg-
fleld Follies from the standpoint of
beautiful girls. All of the musical‘
numbers are specially written and the
scenic and costume effects are gorge.
ous creations. The story which forms!
the foundation of this act abounds in‘
bright humor and many nolel elec-‘
trical effects are also irlt‘oduccd. All
together the Female (‘lerks are east-n-l
tially a springtime girl act and one
that carries a reputation and a starnpl
of approval by the leading managers
in vaudeville. An ln'strumentl special-5
ty will be introduced by Sentos &:
Smith. These boys are musicians and
pit-sent their act with a distinctive-
ness quite different from anythingl
sewn hert- 5
Keogh and Francis are a duet of
comedians with bright patter and?
topical sonss They also introduce a
dancing number said to be out of tho
ordinary. llalrlliltoll Waiters al
monologue cottlcdlatl and story teller 5
lie also gives a cilaracer impression}
of it'l‘llllit‘d’ actor in the Chinese.
tllcatrc in Salt Fruilci:co lit-rt Wei-l
cox, the proluillt-nt stock actor anal
leading man is another noteworthy
feature orl this weeks bill.
is
its will,
present a screamingly laughable farce
called. "Reno and Return". .\‘|r. Wil'
cox is supported by a clever company?
and ills sketch is filled with laughable;
scenes and lines. Feature photo plays“
will also be shown in addition to this.
mammoth show. ‘
AVEN'S SCRAP HEAP.
Company Sold Nearly $1,000,000l
Worth of Scrap Material in 1915.
The New York, .New llawll and
lull‘tford Railroad (‘ollipany sold tltll'
lug tllc year 191.3 a total oi itlfllfitil
worth of old scrap lncludcd ill the
items sold by the company were l‘tillt'
rags. hose, papcl‘, oil barrcls. cement
bags, ciriders. brass, copper. iron and
stccl scrap and. ill tact everything
,that could be collccted and disponed
iof profitably. and which could be or
lno further Bar to the railroad.
1 During the year 1914 the compunx
:dlsymed of scrap that brought a re\
'entle of $754,912, which makes a total
for two years of 315163273. in order
to handle this scrap matcrlnl there
are set aside all the lleadville and
New Haven shops certain sections
where this scrap material may be
brought, assorted alld made ready for
sale. .
No item is too small to pass the
jwntchful eye of those irl charge of the
)disposition of scrap. In the stale-
?lnent for the year 191:". there is listed
ll old lllll‘t'llll drawers which brought
the few things
NEW H
Um- (If
Howuulo's
Entrances on Main St, Fairfield Ave. and Cam 8t.
Bridgeport, Conn,
Black
are spring fashion
lilacl‘ suits; fall. null-l ll
lilaclx suits, \lltllolll .1 ill
lilarl. «is. rich in «la l‘lll
1 ll\ ll;!’ll=ls-utllt' ll"||..:lk>'! it
Black suus: for 'louu'; lnl
for olllcr‘ folks in Norfolk ;.l ll
lilaclq suits: for utililt'l of
arc stylish and yl'dV-‘ltll. ‘11
t t
'l lut'l: is probably l.tI suit
sul ll tlmlough all arourlll sclxi
'l‘llclc is no suit \lllicll l.l
tllc ilgurc l5tlllt‘ so ucll as tlu
|',...l.t is no null lulltl ;.1
t'Llll\ all ”ct-noon. than lllt' H
.‘o it is :l \\lst‘ Fashion. is
pruullllcllt plum this (llilllu‘l
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20 [ll
St't’nfltl
New Petticoats
are figured.
Sillt'lllllll lloucrs‘ lll violet and
rose and pink arc strcwcll all ovcr
lovely llc“ pclticozlts that scll for
\cry-srllall pricc.
’l‘llt‘yd't‘ of
\vllltc and git-cu and dark
.illil llccp Marl. _
'I‘llcy arc lllallc with hallllsoll‘c
lull llnuurcs. plcatl‘ll :lllll 'scal-
lopcd and Ulllt‘l'tt'lst' lllatlt‘ t‘llll'll‘
ing.
:\l\\.'l_\s tllc lloncrs‘ :lrc pretty
contrast to ground color.
And cat‘ll pctticoat mad.-
lvitll all adjustable hand which
lllSllft‘s sllltlllll gracl-lul ht.
SLSH and $2.
llcatllcrlllomll:
Mac
is
o
.Qt‘t‘illltl llthl‘.
Pure silver
for table.
llcaltty and scrricc arc um“
llincll if] this sichr ol’ stvilln‘:
slillltlill‘tl.
It is good “right. It is grow
in] pattcrn.
Tllcrc is truc satisfaction in its
oullcrslllp aml tisc.
Fourth floor.
ill-sen spoons~41815 dotan.
Table and soup spoons—$24.50 d02-
on.
‘.' .l‘
into llt‘lt'llt‘lllllg
sitltltpctl lor clllllroillcritlgl
Thursday. April 6, 191‘:
~..
suits
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I.
ll _\t .l lg l-till\\ and lot olllct'.
l «ll \till
Lil lll.t~' l~.lll’.~\ tiltll lll;;.[lllt‘ll-
|5Ulll t‘lllt‘l.
Ls lll llu- all 11 in lltll \t_\lcs,
slxlltwl pol-«ls. -
lull i‘ptlit lll llltllll‘ls \\lllt'll i
lllfdll us 53.
.‘tllli'll \\lll gllc :l “ornatl
1‘: l-ltrt‘lx.
‘lnl‘u our lllt‘ good llilcs of ‘.
l'l.itl\ sllll.
lupin]. for Hair Illl practi-
ml. suit
llrcl rlcss.
it\
ll rut \‘.ll ll th's it such '
, 3%
350 fl
ll‘ N ll. . t f fl:
Pink underwear f’ 2
to embroider. l .1
l'lllk lltllistc unllcrll‘cal‘, tllc «
lolcly iatoritc for sullln.er_. made
garments and
licuutllul of tcxlur'c auc charm.
fog of ctlcct.
(towns. colllbinations,‘ corset
covcrs, llf‘t‘\\‘llli: sacks, Caps arid
licgligccs.
t'olllplctcl)‘ ready for wear,
\\'llll cxt‘t-ptioil oi crllllroivlcring‘,
my»: to $1.50. ‘
Bungalow aprons of crash of
whitc hook with tastcf ul dot-'3 9
stamped for cruhroidcringigggc.‘
l‘lliltlrcn's llatll robes of Tilt!
lisll ltl\\'t‘llllg are stamped, too.
in l‘lcvct‘ pattcrns. $3.50.
lath (‘apcs for children
also stampcd lll pink or
1?} 50. .
Fummcry new pillar—tons and
cutters arc of oysicr-wllitc Clash”
are
blue.
.l ii stalllpcll for ”crossostltcfl
“wk. .\ llumbcr of lilicmpc
pattcrlls‘. 251:~ “ ':
'l‘lllt‘ll floor.
Rich cut glass
of new patterns. , _
'l‘llcl'c is glow of a (llalttol‘d ’ v.
f'ttll pilllsll (if sict‘l lll lllls‘ llcauti~ .
ltl‘ cut glass. ' ' _ .5
"fix of America's best titling. ~ 1'
'Ti~ heavy and fine. / '
Cutting include daisy, rose.
L'lll’t's'fltllllt‘llllllll and carnation.
college yesterday afternoon.
be marked by the usual lack of en-
thuslasm.
hock wood A. A. llance, Friday
night. Arion Tlall. Svec's orchestra.
A rr‘E'lllal‘ meeting or Cockenoo
.ltalmakers' Association. No. 32 1-8
will be held this evening. in the
lodge rooms in Main street.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert. McGlnnls, of
Sound Beach. are the parents of a
daughter, born this morning. Mrs.
Mr‘fltmlis' was Miss Kate Graham, of
this city, before her marriage.
The Oddfellow‘s plnochle contest
will be waged tonight in the hall on
South Main street. Members of But-
ler Lodge and Colfax Encampment
are the principals.
l‘berc wit he no business of any
nature transacted at the meeting of
the city council on Tuesday evening.
The council will immediately adjourn
upon assembling. Adournment will
be taken to 'Nesday evening.
A con and heir arrived yesterday
morning at the home. of Mr. and Mrs.
Edward Lsgerin. on Flax Hill Road.
this city. Mother and baby are doing tentlon.
well. The happy father. who is a healthy action to irritated
nplblsddor. *
well-known painter, is running
gutoalsrgeclgublmssarssult.
‘
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lousy Deposited on or perm Afiifx'oth, r916. wrn Draw
Interest WWII. .-
muummmétm tum so
-
wswer- era-w ~
ions one of 0 per cent. having been,
made. ' l
llnrlnc the first proceedings in tho'
estate's litigation. there was a contest
over the nu teeshlp and three wer
appointed; Deputy Jlrdge Frank L.
\Vilder. of the Bridgeport city court;
Matthew H. Konealy.
Michael Kcncaly, of Stamford and At- it”:- at right o'clock. to which all the
torney Williamson. the latter acting as High school girl: are invited. The
active trustee. Mr. Adames bad debts l‘mposcd leacnc will (lfl'ol‘ many so.
of 89.0fm with assets on paper cial advantagcs, such as woekly “mm
amounting to $7.500. ,cs.
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BRASS COMPANY BONUS. larc fifty cents. Mayor Harstrom will
BRIDGEPURT'AN‘H 6.—-A bonus of "lii‘ilk. and Pl’t‘ryotle “Ill-flit to attend
five per cent. of the wages of all em as 55“, ",an promiscs 50 b" a sue:
ployes of the Bridgeport ilrass Com- c953.
pany, for the quarter ending April
1 was announced today. The com-V The first baseball practice of the
psny stated that this amounts to $30: season was held on the L k -
000. It will be included in the pa) lliilnufacturing (‘om 'an 1 0c wood
envelopes of April 1. E' . - p. l at. on Day
Several local people will enjoy this . ‘9” 0‘1“ of tile twenty-five
Icandldatcs that reported made agood
concession. '_
lshowlng, and Howard L‘orllstock, the
—lNFORMATION FOR woma l'mnaSFF-‘Ehinks that a splendid sea
Housework is trying on health and'sfm is in View, "Gmrboal" MM], and
.strengtb. Women are as inclined toi‘ RUbe" Nickcrson. two of last year's
kidney and bladder trouble as men. players, who intend to play again, this
Aching back. still. sore joints and year. were conspicuous by their,ab—
muscles, blurred vision, puffness un-5sence. They were probably detained
der eyes, should be given prompt tit-,at school. Mr. Hildrnth, the athletic
It was announced in assembly that
the women's committee ill t'lltll‘dt‘ of
organizing of a junior league. There
will be a nit-sting for this purpose in
The dues for senior members are
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1 street.
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kidneys find ’at the practice game.
APPEAL ls WITHDRAWN.
The apepal from probate of Chariots
Bold ovorywhsrt
5Comells A. Perry of Fslrtlold hss been
withdrawn in the superior court. At-
torney Carl Fosto opossntsd the sp-
pelant. who claimed that the tsstatlx
‘wss incompetent and under the Influ-
ence ofnr. W. J. Southey, tho wall-
known veterinary of 3:1an
The estate consisted of_monsy_n in
mama‘s mu. Attorney Janos A.
In? nous-sud Dr. sums.
a
..*' i,- . ‘. "I ‘.
W‘mvwmr
e the hospital hclp, has Stillut‘sl‘tl the;
a son of the late the llirll school hall, on Friday even-5
lone dollar and. for junior members.‘
Foley Kidney Pills restora‘supervlsor of the faculty, was umpire
‘ E. Bradley of Bedding on the with)!
Bridgeport banks and property in
4M-Whrs'ds’u tool
mosses-u sat-ni
lull the. stiffness.“- :5gc. :5 nib‘t rile“: “h“‘h i“ actually “"“""‘.‘""l h“ m"
, , - . . - cw nlnu es . . .. ‘
plum will“ relievtd " d 'compnny is old tics. the only rcrlsorr
line.
l All old man who could not make n 5111950 HW not collcrtcd and sold i< that
1
single {step without his cane was 8““ the cost of t'tlllcciitlll and transporta-
tn .a few miffutes treatment and tuition is Irrculcr than the revenue that
‘ ' - -. . hilt
t . -reat astonlslmiint of the pa , 5 . '
liltl: ll’ot only abandoned his cane but .could be obtained by selling thlsfiua
/
walked out of the hall without it. Iterlal.
\ A gentleman who was treated If"; Scrap material is sold to the high-
the worst form of sciatic. l'llt‘tl‘mf‘igifimvlegt bidder. Lists are made. up each
(liSCflTdi‘d “‘3 “r“"h‘j’ after n cr. m. month of the material on hand and re-
ia three-minute treatment and is today 5 5
walking without even a cane. ;quests for bids made of all who mlgm
A lady who had been deal for tenEdesire to purchase material of this
”a” had her hearing restored in the character.
and could hear every wordl ' .
lilrll'lrllnl‘i'le other end of the hall. 1 Among the items listed in the sales
The audience was so startled tlla15for 1915 are scrap from old locomo.
the. applause kept up for seven“ ml" ‘tlvos which brought $29,779; mist-cl-
. n hundreds of persons con-5
:l-Caliila‘tlelll )t'he doctor after the clinic. 51““90“ iron and steel from burned
Column after column of this paperlcars $13,228; brass and copper, 3267,
Could be filled with is truthful reDOTt5784: waste paper and old records, $2.-
of the most wonderful cures “H.501: cement bags. 13.1625 and rope.
made in South “WWW“ The“ c““‘°’"t:l,133. Thetotal weight of all mm
- r, lien for the purpose of dem-l
3:33.51“ beyond a doubt the. truth-plat sold amounted to 133.414.630
fatness of natureopathic theory. “““ipoundS, or 59,464.? gross tons.
there is scarcely a‘disease that can- __;______’
not be. permanently controlled and
cured by psychological and natural,
methods along the whole category of l
human ills.
ary complaints. liver and kidney
troubles, paralysis and all diseases
of the nervous system; tumors andl
goltres removed without the knife or,
rtbe loss of a drop of blood. all atom-Lon the alleged using of painted mark-
.o
AUTO DRIVERS ON THE CARPET
Short Periods.
A hearing was given J. A. Mari
forms. gout. inflammatory rheuma-.
tism. swelling and inflammation outer-day afternoon. Marisette pleaded
the joints, deafness and all diseasesjignoraace of the law, saying that he
of the ear and eye. was more] takin 1-
Now is your opportunity of testlngl Thomson z Co'slt an“ :0 ENE;
to your satisfaction the most thorough - o ave t was
and successful system of hosting
manentty and will give concerned m ' fatal accident, on
mm until April 19th. 0600 opal!
tromps.m.tolp.m.dslly.>
tflmWhuldhodidnot
‘
Tea spoons-89 to 811.50 dozen.
such as catarrb. pulmonv State Secretary Suspends License for
sette. of No. 117 Ann street, Hartford.
ach disturbances, Spinal and cgebfillers. before Charles D. Barnes. secre-
dtsordem. female weakness ltary of the state. at the Capitol. yes-
when he was arrested. He admit-
Isroh so. A truck ho was driving
struck a little girl who. tutor; died of
W~mufld m“)...
A u‘flm up. ‘ “cusses-cumulus.“-
-.m.x.'l “chm-with“
Sorbet sets—8254
Compute—$7.50 to’ :13.
Children's sets—:3 to 34.50. i
Mayonnaise sets—310. l
Bgnbon baskets—$4 to $18.50. l
Bread trays~—$la. l
Butter ball gels—:13. 1
Berry spoons—82.50. !
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l
And a number of small pieces
50c, 75c and 81.
Fourth floor.
The Howland Dry Gouds. Co.’ 5:
Bowls—7 to 9 inch—$2 to 08.50.
Pitchers. 3 and 4 pint—83.25 to 810a , , :35
Water sets 46.25 to :25. .. 5"
Vases. several sizes—st to $22.50. 1 ,
meanness—$7.50 to :25. of
Compute—81.90 to 85. f
Punch bowl sets—418 to 835. ‘ "D
Mayonnaise sank-$3 to 85. t ..
Fern dishes—$3 to $10. - ,
Sugar and cream sets—$2.25 to 87.
Celery trays—$2 to 86.60.
Handled nappies—$1 id 33. .,
Baskets, high handle—$2 to 87.60.
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lOUlS NYARY
' His license was not‘revoked.
J. F. Barrett. of Bridgeport. was
called for recklessly driving at
twenty-live miles an hour in a core
ironed district. policeman Harold
Sherwood, of Bridgeport, made the
arrest on‘ larch 27. on Crescent
disease without dansemu drug: tsd that he had painted the mark-
51511:“ $331553. vvorldi.8 Lt, 1:33;“:03- orshut promised not to ”fit me‘street. His license was suspended
tlon, you are cordially invited to call oflenss. . ' tolls: dgys. at 6 Mn An~
st the Nsturoopathle Doctor's private bed I. Scully. of New Haven, es 118 was v it
031093. 79 Washington street. 9““ was also given s hearing for “being drowskl, “3° °f qum' for
Nor-walk. where they will remain 90“ passing a standing trolley car dis
chairing passengers: His license was
suspended for thirty days.
CORNELL PIIDHMAN ILOPIO.
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Solc Agents for The Norwalks
On Draught st Connecticut Ave.
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were. married here Monday evening.
Attorneys Victor Prince, and Truman,
Chipman. of New London, who was!» 5
the witnesses. Were the, only 'ongl
taken in on the secret. Tuesdayjllp-wlfi
couple went to Hartford and lb.‘ '
:brlde received forgiveness and “1
parents] blessing. Threlopement
the result of a seashore romance. .
Bentley and Brsgaw summer
adjoining at Neptune Park, New '
don. Mr. =Bentley will continue
studies at Cornell.
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JIIOT RULE OF GOOD HIM.
All schools of medicine all“. >
good health. indigo-lion puss-s
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