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wins of every fashion lmcr; mini-how or other,
there's that illtIt‘llltalilr‘ touch of genius muncn and mixscs i'ccl :iliiimt with
their t‘)'t'.\ shut. ’l'lii-rc'x an obvious reaching: out for .iiiil (it‘lllt‘Ylllg i‘lcvcr
bits of distinction usually ussociatcd uith all high gradc imported models
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They show the lateat hip length and threequarte.
lengths in popular flare aa well an belted back models.
All the newest materials—covert. included. You'll be
our-prised to see hm nice they are.
SUITS
our price of $14.98 will amaze you.
binatlon and atylo.
if you had thought of paying 818 or 820 for your new
spring ault, look at these first. Their auper‘or value at-
SiliTS
At $17.98 we are showing stunning new aulta that Dressy .ngmoon wit. trimmed with braid and cond-
will ban Ilo talk of Bridgeport for value and “fig, tranlnq colored ailka, etc... some WM fancy We an
rt a lth belts and tan: aha no
In every color com- Beautifully finifl‘gd “w" to the smallest detail; coll"- smart “’0 "‘0‘“ W y P
alto silk llnlnga: all colon and altos.
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when. Others plainly tattered.
stout cues from 16 to 66.
in every alto including
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EXPERT FITTING
AND ALTERATlONS
FREE OF CHARGE
East Skiers are responding well r.
the Sentinelsteveos Marjorie Ster
AYES
CITY MARKET
rott battleship fund. Many local peo
while many others contemplate doing
so. 1
taken up his summer residence on! {
Winfield street. 1
69 N0. MAIN ST.
covering from an attack of rheuma-
tistn
pie have already sent in their dimes.
William Cole of New York, has
Thomas Nlhls, of Fort street, is rel
It‘lllllli Ayers, of Denver, Colo” fort
Miss Ella Nash
ishopping in Stamford.
spent yesterday
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first
If. Slnuson spent the weekend with
incily of this city, is visiting relal in” ”on Arthur, in Bridgeport.
“"0" on ”'0’ 1'1"“ SM“ Sen ices are being held every morn-
Luizcnc tody. of Kei'fit’l'élrflh hm‘iini: this week at 10:30 at St Luke's
resizned his position with the Eflfllichurch, Norolon.
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iSidc rr'imicipal electric light plank! licv. and Mrs. C. “1 “am,” other
land “ now employed In the Norwalk bury, \isitcd Rm and \irs. S E Law.
NORWALK iron Works. , son yesterday.
_ “‘_""—_"_" Mrs.
’ Louis Airick, of South Nor
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i" "' "' T .w,alk visited her slstchrs Charles
OWAYTON 21 iKltufillliln on Sunday.
Mrs. t liiirlcs i-onler. 'oi Linden ave
-——-—----o— lnuc, who has been ill for fiie months,
is slowly iccmering.
. , Sax. of the Second district. on‘ A pr York newspaper writer en E “llllfllll S. Rnsenbnnm. of Hartford
. I Baxter Grounds dons “l-‘he Mile River" at Roway.ton spent the week end with his brother
M 0' "10 problems "1 connection this city, with all the. beauty and ma}- ,.acob N Rosenbaum
the new bridge that the tenders esrv of the Connecticut river upstate lamb N. ltosenbauni.
90“” have l0 0090 With ‘5 thudn an account of the purchase, by.
my men evenings making “Ul‘iJnlm Mci‘ormi‘i'ck. of "The Marsh'
0' themselves. Complaintsnmdl Darlen, Connecticut," this news l
no East Norwalk. Orioles will play
. first baseball game of the sea
next Sunday, when they face the;
Jr
formerly of
Seattle, Wash” is now
manager of the Darien Reilew.
Mr. and Mrs. Garber, of New Tori:
have been numer"wriler who is a little shaky on his city .sre spending ””8 meek .wlth
drastic action Willigi-ography “vs the painting shows it their daughter, Mrs. Charles huff
. -“ ‘0 3‘0? the 9"“: “landscape where an inlet from the
“0 city council. in 0" .sea enters the Connecticut, near Mr.‘
'M the nuisance,
man.
Mrs. Howard Slauson has returned
invested' McCormack‘s summer home "
bridgotenders, Charles 69“" Mrs. Elizabeth A. diennessey, of
home, after spending the week at the
home of her son. Arthur. in Bridge.
John HennesseY- with the Norw'uk, and Moriinler L. Weed, or,
5990““ policemen that Rowayton. were married. last Thurs- '
port.
A large congregation enjoyed hear-
Me treats in such “1- day, April 13 by the Rev. Henry E.
ing Maunder’s cantata. “Penltcnce.
SELECT YOUR EASTER 0R SPRING SUIT AT THIS WONDERFUL SALE
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OARFABE REF-UND-
ED TO'OUR OUT-OF-
TOWN PATRONS.
The l-Idicfi' Auxiliary of the Hero tidueneld, against Sheriff Slnieonllsland into a park will be startedl
'lUn iiolxhts' Fire Company has 9190i Forum to obtain the release of James soon, if the members of the W T. l !
ed a new corps of officers for the en G‘affnc). who had been committed to A have their say in the matter Al..o
HEM llIll IllilliS
adv ertlsing
,sulng year. as follows: Mrs.
,Brunncr, president; Mrs. Nichols. iissault, breach of the peace, resist
Ivlce president Miss Florence Fitzpat "me and a few other charges, have
.rick, secrelnly; and Mrs. A Jackson. been returned from Ilanbury, obi-re
”088W?!" Gaflnoy was taken last Thursday by
Nnroton Heights is planning to open 1Sherlff Posse, to appear before Judge
the baseball season next Sunday, April Bennett. in the Superior court, where
2.1, with Port Chester as the oppmlng the proceedings were dropped.
ream. J. J. Bartocs ls manager. with. The Ridgodeld “an“: who “in.
Carl Roche assistant and Ed. Prince .mmvd Gummy to gait then suspended
captain. James Bennett Is president me balance of the latter‘rtsenlenee
of the club; Charles Saline, vice—presl and he was plafld under probation
dent; (‘lrurles Bennett. treasurer: and for one year, in the hnbeas corpu.
Arthur t'ui'lson, secretary. writ, it was alleged that Gaffney was
’“N‘ flrflm‘n had a gala time M "19 being illegally detained at the county
lmtrn tire house. Saturday night jail. and Sheriif ream was cited to
when lhcer were speeches and TP-‘Rppefir and show cause why ht‘ WM
rcsltlimnts, the affair being designed holding Ganney as a prisoner.
to create enthusiasm for the carnival
to be held in July. Speeches were
made by First Selectman Schlichtina.
Editor Williams of the Daricn Revlon
and Chairman iarncst B. (‘rofoot.
the carnival committee.
Rev. Samuel C. Johnson, the new
pastor of the Methodist church. was
welcomed by good congregations.Srm-‘
day, when for the. first time he occu-v
pied his new pulpit. The people were
impressed with the enthusiastic way;
in which Mr. Johnson took hold. and
in the promise which his coming holdsi
out for the future. Mr. Johnson ex
peers that his family and household
roads will arm/e in town on Wednes-
day.
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SAUGATUCK
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of
in Nornalk visiting with friends.
R. G. Hurd of Bridgeport spent the
Sunday in town visiting with friends.
Miss Anna F‘reitag at Stamford
spent the weekend in town as the
guest of friends.
Miss E. T. Bailey of New York has
Ebeen in tow_n for the past few daysI
visiting with friends.
NORWALK MAN SECRET SERVICE
AGENT.
G “ the county Jiill from itidtcfleld for a number Of other residents 0f the:
Miss Helen Staples spent yesterday
HAVE ’Slllll llllllllls
'school th'ere‘if it is found lhal)it\:il: E t Lea Meat If You P". Ba l ”y
be abso utey necessary to in Or Have Bladder TrIuNc
s i. if the decide 0 use it
new cboo y I \'0 man or «man who eats meat.
as a park it will be necessary to do
he a mistake by
good d l i fillln in is when ll "filmy 1““ 3“
m m 0 g the kidneys occasionally, saw
is hi h tide, is rtion of the island “"5th
is suEmerged p0 a well-known authority. Meat forms
The committee “hich \vns uppmm. uric acid uhlch excites kidneys they
ed at the recent to‘Mi meeting to art become overworked from the stmin,
in cooperation with a committee ,9. set sluggish and fail to tiller the
lected fro mlhe members of the school ‘flste and potions from the blood.
board in inspecting the school condl then we set slck Nearly all rhu-
tions ban ingpect-Qd a number of out matism, headaches, liver trouble, pen
of town schools within the last few vousness dinincss, sleeplessncss and
weeks. When they make their report urinary disorders come from slugriah
lot a future town meeting they will kidneys. 1“
suggest that a new school he bulltl The moment you feel adull ac i» n
rand also that new lighting and heat the kidneys or your back hurts or if
in: facilities be 'pliicoit m the East the urine is cloudy offensive fut. of
Hind West Saugatnck st‘hools They sediment. irregular 0f passage or or
have found that the Bridge gimp tended by a sensation of scaldmx,
'si-iiooi i's overcrowded and that the stop eating meat and set about t-mr
lMiligh schol also needs more room All‘ ounces of Jud Salts from any ps‘rm-
ithe class rooms are overcrowded. It My; take a tablespooniul in a i ass
is expected that a set of pram. m the of water before breakfast and ifi a.
proposed new school will be got up few days your kidneys will act "in
“““ “"" “‘““ b“ ”“‘ ""‘°"° “‘° "°‘°“‘ “.1? '?“‘°“‘°.i‘““.f. ‘T..Ii‘$.?‘3.li§“‘. 3.1?”
- ac o irrirp . a -
M the “it t0“n meeting. biped pith lithia. and has been used
PAPEN' s SEGRETARV ARRESTED. for generations to flush and stimulate
NEW YORK April ISL—Wolfe von the kidneys also to neutralize the
1891 secretary of Franz von Pollen” acids in urine so it no long" Call-“'85
former military attache to the German irritation, thus ending bladder weak-
Embassy, was arrested here today in pass. -
Captain \on Papen's office, at _\'0. (mi Jad Salli: is inexpensive and cannot
Wall sleet, after a fist fight with four injure; makes a delightful effcn cs- ~nr
agents of the Department of Justice lithlawater drink whk‘h everyone
Von Igel is the fifth man indicted yes- should take now and then to keep rho
lerday with von Papen charged with kidneys clean and active and the blood
town are in favor of erecting a new
Mrs otfenders will be Anderson at the Baptist parsonage Pam“ and “3309-" "‘"dfled by the l W":- Servlc: :mt Unfit"; Mr. and Mrs. D. Perkins have re-iconspiracy to blow up the Welland pure thereby avoiding serious klduc;
Ween-t. J. Harry Anshutz, of New York arr-:21“; of in; Congregational church, y'all“ [‘5 I‘Triiinielznieeormiimintsif turned to their home here after Spengl- iCanal. complications.
A I ‘ 0’ Mrs. 07”“ H“ . on “y n 8 3' iln several days in New York as t a _ ‘
s 3. wife of Rev. 5. P. ‘33:, if: :21; opzlnedthshes Rotoni “Humility and Strength as One or the Government Government in New “is“ 0, friends SPECIAL PRICE 8 FOR EASTER.
“Ivor of the East Avenue Neville Bayley manager of “ng:1: "‘9 ”9““ for Christian fihnncter," Y°rk city. i' Edward S Underhili. a The. work 0’ repairing 35““ “"9“ Best Small Sugar cured Hams” .20c.’l-lind-quarter Lamb ............. 23c.
were this morning ”5“” be here 'next week for the will be considered at the Conner!» 'l‘om‘er Methodist mlm""“d No“from Bailey’s. store to the Willow- , Small Picnics ................. 150 an, m Chop. .......... Z'C.
:Wtinham. Vermont I" malnder of the seas n The work of tlonal church tonight by the Ch”“‘"‘ walk ”rump" man More recently ”0°" cemetery has been fl"hnm‘lrioneloaa Smoke Shoulders ..... 18c. Loin Lamb cum ---------- 23"
l III in 9 t the lDlscusalon Club. ”mum“ m mm on the PM“ TM” work was done “M" the supof- tanked Tenderloina ......... K. 286.. Fancy 3000““. elm-“‘9". - - - 28‘:-
thormometora registered’fl. :llzl 33:11:38.3? :5": (at! The rush of war orders has delnygd drnce Jonrnal,whlc11 was the my vision otSeiectman Wis. - Wk“ a.“ Tongue. 25c Homosdreuad Fowl. ....... 28¢.
“a, this my“, um. days ithe dfliveryfof the auto-chemical denim“ 3" 'l" 90'3""! *0 mm the 8‘ Recruits for the town baseball Dixie Bacon ...... T ........... 16c. ne'rlctty "“5 ins ________ ac dot.
. my ”9°” for thlssea , __ truck expected by the company at thallium, InIfltflonfl ninth team will hold a practice on Saint Knickerbocker arand “can 26c Fr.“ Butter 5. ............. 42c lb.
-* ”I? , STATES COURT Emulsion The Locomobllo company «- W day utornoon on the Soundtrack base "um. Milton. v.“ 10o. W ommfloflwe . .. m” m" 25c,
' tutor “mu" of Judge nil-viii is Thomas in the U. “°" 1mm ‘° “‘5'“ “m” ”Emu“ Ml“. com-us ’ ‘ m" ”m A” '°°" " "“3 mm ‘5 °’ been». pm of uni... .m. as in. Corned Beef ................ Be. 09
VII in the local harbor a. Con-t. New Haven. yellow” about rthroe weeks. Will" o WlN FREEDO" “In“! it will run ‘ dance :2 "Evil. Full line of groceries and delicates- aen. Everything In freah mules.
Wm“ testimony on the 01111:; Rev. 8. E. Lawson. who expect- to al hall and the mono! ":3 W 1". Will do“ My no”.
at the flat Kuwaiti-n of m. a." m.“ m, of leave Dorian (WWWR at “Wm" M"! Allen“ It'coaloonilner use! for thorpnrohaalna a new null a
a m watts-a br' Wont-t nut and Bartlett. simian. instantiate". on Wad-y . mop-N’i‘t‘hws fiction. and mums. local-tum of M ”I'M CHARMS MMKE r
u a. tht win. lot. an. a“ on‘ .11.... head”. spent Sunday at his new field " ”"“"""-. , . .' "Wm 9"“ whip!“ the
I “ "w r" l“ "m Durban's co_ 'l pm- MOI“, .0: them they .Fm‘ Free BMW-
flflmanbmlwumuamsm ot labor. and mom that he us or,
. ,lu device reflected {pea flatworm thosiaotimiiy received. .
cuttings brought by J. snort-rs of mini-min; comm
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