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Wonderful Values
The Reason
FIRST—The making is simply superb, viewed from every critical angle.
NEXT—The fit—absolutely true—fashioned by expert men tailors
THEN—The price—reasonable? Of course. The saving? $7.50 to $10.
There's a glamour about these suits that sends a thrill of eager inter-
est coursing through the veins of every fashion lover; somehow or other,
there's that indefinable touch of genius women and misses feel almost with
their eyes shut. There's an obvious reaching out for and achieving clever
bits of distinction usually associated with all high grade imported models.
These are the Suits. for which other stores ask $25.00 and which we place
on sale tomorrow at $15.00.
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BRAID AND PEARL BUTTONS. FULL FLARE COAT SUITS; ::
COMBINATIONS OF GABARDINE AND TAFFETA; DRESSY ..‘
SUITS OF POIRET TWILL AND SATIN, AND HANDSOME SILK ...
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SPRING COATS
They show the latest hip length and three-quarter
lengths in popular flare as well as belted back models.
All the newest materials—cottons included. You'll be
surprised to see how nice they are.
SUITS
our price of $14.98 will amaze you.
bination and style.
'I 1°" had thought of paying $18 or $20 for your new
spring Wit. look at these first. Their super'er value at
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In every color com-
SUITS
At $17.98 we are showing stunning new suite that
will be the talk of Bridgeport for
Ieautifutiy finished down to the smallest detail; now-
sits silk linings; all colors and sizes.
value
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and style.
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SUITS
Dressy afternoon suits trimmed with braid and con
EXPERT FITTING
AND ALTERATlONS
,FREE OF CHARGE
View avenue was today moved to a nine for this summer. it has been de-
'ling, who purchased it at public sucgthey were planning at the last meet-
tion recently. inx. instead a committee, consisting
The trolley company are making im- of Frank Stearns. billiard “bio and
movements in the “an", of the Louis Manner. has been appointed ‘.0
“bridge switch “lump Several poles decide on a suitable play which the
are being removed by the workmen. members of the troop will present as
soon as possible.
Contractor M. .l. Riordan as a largc
’ganit of men at worit on to foundation
for the new business block ad he ex-
ports to have it finished by July in,
ii. l'. Wakeman will then take charge
of the theatre and will run vaude-
\lllt‘ and noting pictures. The then
tor will be equipped with two power
projecting machines and will have n
seating capacity of 600. Other mo-
dern equipment will also be install
ed. The twd stores which will be er-
t'('li‘d on ouch side of the tliuatre hch
already been rented to tit of town par-
sons. There will be several ofllct‘s 0n
the top floor. The cement sides for
thc foundat'uui have already been fin-
ished and the work on the foundation
for tho stage will be started sometime
during thc \vi-ek. Sow-ml loads of
building tile have already arrived and
as soon as possible the work on th-‘
AYES
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69 N0. MAIN ST.
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EAST
i.“ i . NORWALK Mr. and Mrs. W. ll. Lewis has re
Ly; . ‘ turned to their home here after spend-
1- ' « in}; the last few days in New York .
" M Mr: and Mrs. A. J. Smith of Now
i 1‘s grocery stores and markets on York have returned there after spend-
“ East Side will be closed all day ing the lust few days in town visiting
. homer. Good Friday. Lwith friend‘s.
. 'l'ho Kuhl‘man family. of Stamford. The repairing of Bridge street from
‘In removed from that city to Win- the corner of Connio street to the San-
- _ Isis street, on the East Side. giituck bridge will be started some
in and Mrs G. .\l. Teeple, of Fifth ”me next “PPR
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V“ .expoct to Lew", to their home The members of Court \i’cstort “Emmi“ ““1 1'" 5‘3"“-
37% on Monday of next week follow. Foresters of America. will consider Ira ll. Sirinithani. who canimittcd
~. several applications for memberthip suicide by slashing his throat at his
,3: visit with relatives in Hartford.
' -d Gilbert son of Mr and Mrs. 'nt thci next meeting. All members
H Gilbert. 0' Van ‘Zant street hallo been asked to attend this meet
and h the-Bridgeport courts re- ing its there will also be a number of
charged with reckless driving business matters for them to discuss
passengers in the Gilbert Jll- '-Repairii are being made on the Wil-
_ remand to the hospital for item th pavilion at the beach. This
Mr. Gilbert is well-known work is being done by local contrac»
tors. The pavilion 3111 open for busi-
ness on Memorial Day and it is re-
~ .5 absence this evening of Rev .ported that it will be under the man-
fi‘ .‘Toople ,the regular midweek agement of F. N. 'Bradloy who can-
» mm in the Mt Norwnlk ducted it last year. A new floor is statement was recently issued by the
Christian church will be con- also being installed in the dancing psi-i Collector of the Port of .\ew York to
» t ‘7 Stephen W Velsor. viilon. The early part of the season that effect.
”'9“ 9‘ Eat W“h'”‘t°“ the members of the Westport clubi
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home here last week. was absolved
from any connection with a fraud at
the Custom House in New York.
where he had been employed. Fol-
lowing Mr. Stringhnm‘s death. it was
suspected that he had been implirat
ed in misleading“ at the Customs
House and this was believed to have
been his motive for suicide. Officials
of New York began an investigation
" “a“ A mil" in N" York will hold a dance there. Dances will
be held every Saturday evening dur- i
all muiiictiinl station on Son- in; the season and the floor will alsol t.
. - be rented tolodgss .m- . . . ROWAY'I'OXQ 3'
7 Marion iron won: l TWH ot the loesl troop or: - ----~ .-..
work is trying on health and Boy Scouts held a meeting last ovenq ' g / W - 1
Women are as inclined to ing at the High school. After the:
euflnnrssflsriminesenutiuplm_ for
ind; lioidfngttielr annual ts: day were dis-
all-Gianna Plansforthotl'slhislngofa
be ars-mm. noses-u tse-wsroslsotalksd over. Mil. um of W In entou-
,, Piliersstsfl'i'hemhersotthstmopwlllhlkemhm Til-“nous.“
'sa~tstrrttassltkidaeyesad to Westonoscstsresy when they‘a‘hshsve carried him ever from
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Harris Development at 1’tiltenslier
lie-Joints Harris. of the Harris Con-
struction Company. has muses ll-
new location by Herman Schimmer t‘cided not to [lye the ”upwr which“
and found all his accounts sound. L
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on the shores of Long Island Sound}
. Harris claims he in not catering
to millimetres Just now, however. and
that he in going to open up a tract of
land that will be to all intents and
purposes in the interest Apt poor men.
who wish for an opportunity to build
their own homes. ~
The tract purchased TV Mr. Harris
is at llif‘ corner of From road and
Raymond street. and has been known
as Sagsniore Park. It consists of 20
acres of open meadows,‘ail on high
level and perfectly smooth. The
lStamford-South Norwalk trolley line
runs directly in front of the property.
which is a short distance east of its
rich.
George beta. of Rowayt‘on, has uc-'
ccpted a position with Ill? Cameron
Car Company. of Day street. South
Norwslk.
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on Seminary street.
t‘hariea Hale and totally. who
have been residing on Hillside street
near the New Canaan Laundry. re
moved to Stamford last week,
H. 1. Switch! moved the household
furniture of ‘RBV. Ii. I). Trinkaus tut
Watcrtown today. and will rcturnl
with the furniture belonging to llci.
m. Macmillan from Simsbury.
l-‘rank Eberhardt has Just had hisl
Studebaker car overhauled and re-
painted and lettered and placed it in;
service on a new route to Stamford.
lie is negotiating for two Ford cars
to be used on rou to Doric-n. Row
ayton. Roton Point and Norualk.
l. E. l'urdy and family ‘nd Mr. anili
Mrs. Leroy l-‘owler of (‘nrmcL N. Y.
motored to New Canaan on Sunday
and spent the day with Mr. and Mrs
D R. Merritt of South Main strict.
E'They returned home in the evening
'with 'Mr. Merritt and family, who in- i
tended to accompany them only at
short distance in their our. but thei
first thing that dawned upon' them!
was the fact that they had gone the
I entire distance home with their \isit
dun-
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Miss Florence Scofleld is now em-
ployed in Dr. E. G. Cunningham“ s den-
tal office. ‘
Mrs. Martha Whitney of South no i
nus is visiting with relatives at Sound'
Beach.
Percival Often has resigned his posi-
tion with the Adams Express ofllce at
Stamford.
John M. Karl started operations
Monday on the erection of an addition
to his garage, 34x35 feet.
Miss Nellie. and Rose Smith of Oak
street spent the wees-end with Mrs.
'W. A. Green of Stanford. '
Contractor L s. Knapp has finished
. laying the cement floor in the new ad-
dition to the Johnson Gauze.
. Miss Helen Sammie o! south avenue
lelitsrtiiined her cousin. Miss Laura
! Burns, of West Normally, “W-
. Boroud Vandsrnig subfamily u
peel. toTsIe possesiton of their sum-
irur meld-co on lhtth Ridge neat
e:
t to the oily. snoraseultng slew days
at. .thdfingllr midiuoe in Tsi
heme-est We mass monthly
Iced!!! VIIIN hail ln‘h W
l‘rofi of tho Infid'st mm
"ulna. .. .
l' Nit-heel III
in visitor Ii fits
Icons) and who; .
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.erly it Miss
; many here.
. Woundy.
Drdain end sanity. harem .
ors.
Before returning home from Flori-
da. where Mr. and Mrs. William H..
. Barrett spent about six weeks at Lake,
. llsrney. Tampa. St.
Pctersburg nndi
'othrr places they stopped at Bruns- '
-w.ick Ca... and passed two weeks with
Mrs. William Osborn, who was form ‘
McDuffy. well known to'.
lMl‘E. Osborn entertained
her guests royally during their visit.-
_\lr. and Mrs. Barrett also spent any?
oral days with Mr. and Mrs. B. S.
Jill “Milli " ;
nuts to tillll
(Continued from First Pin)
It was about two weeks ago, that
one of the guards heard a noise that
sounded like a sparrow in distress. i
Later in the evening he heard a moon.
such as would come from s sick cow
and Iii reported to Jsilor Scott. The
latter communicated to Sheriff vessel
and 1!! ”Mil Imodlatnlyl‘.
started an hem
' hounded Like Menagerie,
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a diet was going to last.—
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TOWN PATRONS.
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its mate. also hosted through the jail. is talk with Jailer Scott and see it
Some of the inmates imagined a cir-ithey could get something more sub~
cus menagerie had gotten loose and etantlal to eat The latter told them
were attacking the Jail. The prison- that Lt they would make a solunn
ere could not sleep and called for help. promise not to offend again, he would
The sheriff and his guards detected put them back on the regular Jail
the place from where the sounds diet and they promised to be good
came and soon landed the ringleader Sheriff Posse is s sticklor for tilt
in tho "dark" cell. .cipline at the Jail and the lesson
The next morning the other fellows which has been taught. the prisoners
who had been assisting in creating the last few days will undoubtuliy
the disturbances received bread‘snd‘ prevent any further annoyance. it
water for their breakfast. At dinner is said that many of the prisoners
time they got the some and when who heard the noises during the night,
supper time came ’.round they in- were nearly' ‘all in” for want of sleep.
quired of Jaller Scott how long such. The) would not dare close their cyvs
.with the thoughts of lions. elephan 5'
Changed Their Minds. and other animals being inside vho
‘Until your cases come up at the Jail
Slay lerm.‘ replied the jailer. it is also said that one night last
They were giieu bread and water! neck. a prisoner heard a sdund wit eh
for their evening meal but after “i reminded him of n ventriloquist sail-
night's sleep, they decided to have ing its mate.
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CORSETS
do not requirebroaking—ln, but
are easy and comfortable the first
day you wear them. You never
have the desire to “let it out”
while wearing W. B. NUFORM
CORSETS.
W. B. NUFORM, STYLE «0. (See
lugs illustration). For oversee full
figures. Medium bust. Double hip
’ cthstruction gives more than good
value. Smooth fit. Long wearing.
‘ Coutil. embroidery' tnmmed.' $2.”.
einall libs-mum). Media: low but.
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trusting colored silks. eto., some with fancy veetees and .
collar. Smart sport models with belts and fancy shaped
«pockats. Others plainly tailored. In every site including
stout sizes from 16 to 56. ..
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