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organization of it: kind in this part
.mmdd‘. m -humhfiaflem-Vfiflm _ 01m. country. hastyear this ea.-
Dtn! ave “dunno portal-snoo- at
o “motors" packed the open
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Lug, Cm: m M ‘1 0 numbers or people from the surround
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h Specialtiu: Ono-dip: Um Wes, loam load. have not mode a practice of villain]
’V'WBWJintm inothereitiea.butaoneotthe or-
, "'35:; walk ladioa knowing of their (mt .
-* ‘3. grow I“. (X - ~ '—-—*—‘—~“ ,...._'_-_—r 1— ‘9 reputntion and having lurid a re-
' hearssl of Patience" became so en- 1
m t thusiutio over the production t 1
all know tin we sell "fl‘T To “‘VE P0“ 111! l M8 the Sixth
. OWNER was decided to make a strong eflon,
'M‘t Wu “1319' ' t and th t l at least one
s , . m “Ch 1“ ‘ d311, problem “I the 9:53;“; ismflogugal': After con- H
III. Ion—11° b it » sidershie hard work the committee
’9’ u ‘ u” " keeper “I you "n let us has been successful as noted allow. ___.______. =
m be “54"". servo you, we believe we can The chorus in “Pattie-nod conningI
. of forty trained voices and Lhi?
. 5th you some helpful “‘89“ chorus is accompanied by the fineat
- art-hours ever head in Norwailt. so
no“ in the "y 0‘ chosen thst it is safe to any that the oper:
meals. is“ we tor loan, you will he it great musical treat. an
p will be granted y a large and appre-
ON" fl “100 0|“ 0' 3‘9“ "0m ciative audionoo. 110le has had a
. splendid theatrial aaanon thia year
“3' "u " “my °" "19““ and it would aaall that the production
ratlehoe would form It titling
iclose to a season which has given us
.such shows In ‘Prinoess Pst,’ 'lladd)
COMPANY UHARNOK S MARKET .53 .3‘ t3::;333:3r“:2;;t
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THE Special Sales in Every
with Our mans
Department
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. . - . l .DEATHS AND FUNERALS
flit? ~ . .
. ‘ . "r ' ‘2 ' . ' , Spec‘al ‘0’ Wednesday Funeml at Mon. Eng-beat Pillow.
A . _ t AT THE BIG MARKETS r Friends will attend today to Nor .
'. l. . Round Steak ‘‘‘‘‘‘ ., 2“ ”L walk the funeral or it“. Elimlwth a c S pace '01‘ u“ Fame ars
: t Sirloin Steal: ............... . 26¢ ll). nllow .wlto died Saturday momingl
; ‘ I PorterhouSe Stak- . . > 28¢ n, at the residence at her at:ter.pdrs..
L "Happy Vale" Pineapple 10¢ .utd 15¢ can Thom-I Gregory. in tho cranberryi
. ,1 " . ' Selxted Olives ......... 10.5 and 15: bottle district. as the result of an spopletic
,-. \. I ‘ . Ve-rv Fine Native Rhubarb _ 1W shock. sustained on Good Friday. tlnd --
Qis‘). ' from which she never recovered con
i. - sciousnens. Mrs. Pillow was a niece
, I ! “82" S mea‘ and MWSion C0. oi Mrs, Wildmttn Adams] and cousin‘
MVlRONMENT IS EVERYTHING! (2 Storm) 2"! “w": :Y'll‘izami “:1 ”‘3 Tm” ‘ 0
. nms‘. 0 l R P S r90 , an :1 rur-
I!) the woman of tetlnement. Nothing: 6 NORTH MAIN ST. 13 MAIN ST. rived by her daughtor. “H mewk I IS I am a
f... «m, to a “ma“ hem m“ "I South Ncrwalk. Phone 1180. Norwalk. Phone 881. Line- M Hartford. and one hut.
nulilul home tastefully furnished. ll' glandtlsullhtv-r, alsothvr bibll‘l‘lt. flirt-p: -
3 79"" come in us we'll show vou Wham ——-- Greflorl' of Nnrvalk. Mrs i‘mlvrtrkl GAZETTE BLDG. THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE. NORWALK.
‘Ihoot qluilty wall paper and explain A“ W V H ' A C 7' _... MW" ‘ E ' ' ' M" ' “' '_ NEW“ and Mrrt. .lotu-ph- Fllshle, oi
--...--M Bridgeport. and her brothers. Stdnvy
“W ,0“ may beautify your home at Adams and Ho‘dtll \dhtm.ltl-tl of
I nominal cost. Our prices utld rm : thl OU-SE'S“ Bridnhort. lntennert will hr in Xm-i‘ . , . '
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“fill I . ‘— '
mm to you In CW3“: Crepe. Crepe De Chine. Silk and Crepe ‘ ____ {Bmmmm GIVES VW’»¢»\¢°«¢JM o«.«:«...°..°«:o-:¢(w«’~dv’%1
l Frlt‘k H Swift
The Gorham CO Combinations, Voile and Lingerie. ‘ Loud lllt‘lltl“ \frl' ~lltxltrti to hunt
“I ”ll distill oi l..l H null. for
”Pint 3!. Elm Nomlit met‘l)‘ of this“ city. who die-d Inst. "onwnlx A IRIMMING§ :3:
,7 T“ ‘5, 0 Thursday at his honlt— Ill Syt'm-usr. N.
._ ‘ 5 m I lttle Shop it. Mr. Swift, who was about hm: & .
$.00...
four years old, ltl survivpd by a. wilt-.' Owing greatly to the inhtnbllity oi
_ _ . For It good many yeah: he was Pm- the outfield the horwhlk High School .0 0“
K_ (a, A. Ciaven 56 N0. Mam SL ployvd as bookkeeper in the Old Woll 1 buellsll team “as deloutrd yestetdsy . 3
> ‘ Cixltl Company. and for lhrt-P yours s'totnoon. at Amusement Park, by .x.
Rubber , was :ngkeeper of the then (‘ity of Bridgeport High, to the tune til it to :0?
Sout orwulk. Mr Swift, who was '3‘ OE“ Ab ‘ N——_ B byc
GOOdS FOP l ._..-.. .. ... _____ _ vary populat- during in.... “widen”. bonchnlt pitching tor the locltht.i 0w 0“ a ew a arriage.. .9,
’ ‘ ‘_ hero. sullen-d a relapse rFtt‘llllV aflvr hurled good ball but with a team be-- 0.
The Sick hn Illness 0'. brain fever hind hint. «specially the outfield. that D S l .3;
, . _..._ booted easy chances. and let nearly 2::we Have a p “1' 3
V‘ . Room l o t pump“ or Mrs. 0.1m jgvery outfield ball so for it safe hit, .0.
. _ ‘ Pumrnl ”Wm.“ our the ”mam; 09 was not wry t-flectlve, against ’
We u“ Faithless "'Wear- ew Arrlva (,1 Mr. Gmrgianna 1)“? who dimiilh? Psrk (‘ity Sluggers. Bump, ot :ézdid Line to SCIBC" ’3’
.. _ vo-ttordtty at the horwsllt Hospital.‘ '.Bridgeport assumed ‘he “‘0th dn- M: ‘3’.
, ever-”Rubber Goods and guar- 1 will he held this evening at 3 o'clock ties for the visitors. and handled the :giFl-om
' ‘ - .: - : Oi Hi h Cl—ss Women's and Misses‘ Suits. Cct't twm the Funeral ChanelotFrederick'smmn W" W"?
”it" flat (103116 and sat-5f“; g a a 6' j‘li Gnnung. South Main street. Rev. POTWT- Mercer ”id 00783“. teatur
1 «try service. , Dresses, Skirts and Mittinfly, at prices lower than any :“llllnnl G 0mm pttslor of South ed for Bridgeport. A home run ~con
. :Norwallt first M. a Church will of. tributed by Bump, the long tulrler 0
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I store in The New”. Look everywhere e1“ first. then 'fl‘.xny9' and the remains will be talren of the visitors, also served to enliven 3.
‘5 Chflord Phal’mflcv , . . {to Cyprus Hills Cemetery, Brooklyn. ”13‘ game to some degree. .3.
9 more here. You'll appreClate the bargains we offer -\ Y for interment in family Plot. r h" ”0" “mi . ‘ We Also Have Little 00
‘ , 1W ednesday morning. 1 ”WW.” Hm“ School. 0'. ‘ 9'
So. Main and Elizabeth Sts. 7 , ———— ”I 8- 2- r1. h}, p 30 a; e. , 2 Suikies From ‘2"
, CLOAKS P RISRlILLl‘ERY ' Funeral of Jamea H. MacGregor. a ommt, 55 ~ ~ 0.00 "‘
4 3 t . y 5 , bollchak. . 4 2 2 U ' l 3 3 .
Phones 833-1532 . . e A ”innit; .. 5 2 3 3 3 .. 98c to 3.98 ‘:'»
.- t ' , t ' Smith, it, 2 N 0~
I 33 SOUTH MAIN ST. SOUTH NORWALh. gfofrgf'gfifg‘ngggfin“1:23;:3'33 '3’ ';tllrde\'attt, cf. 3 3 3: (1’ 3 3 ',, 3
_..- _..__.! ' _ 'where interment will tollolt. The "I ¥:::3: if a, 2 3 1g 3 3:3, o. — o 3..
— i ‘mains were remowd to that city. from . ' . ‘ . f . i Ch A f D d .
-—-- D — 1 ___.-.___.. __ _ . Ellellon where he died. this morning. {Liganfi'hb 2i 3 3 ill 3 ‘13”? arge ccount l eblre ‘3
BIG BARGAINS ‘ ' ,'\ K'urleral 0‘ Benjamin Hoyt A H ’- 1‘.- .3,
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I Kranach 8: Bath ' Rump corned Beei . . 16c lb it The t‘une-rltl of Benjamin Hoyt {vill 3‘ 6 10 2‘ 16 ‘3-’:°°3”:”3”:”:“:”::.”””1“..”.””:“:”.”:“:““W“3”:°°:”Ij
. 1’“ told mmorrow afternoon. at 3:30 W
Bridgeport High School.
1,5honinger 4 ; - . .
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.1 Gordon . t ; Plate Corned Beef . . . 10c lb 3.3:; “3““ "“3- ” ‘“ ‘3 .. b- r- h- n. o- .. .
{Christie & Son ‘ i . Clancy, 3b. 4 1 0 1 1 o _ t
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ii‘é‘esmhi‘ftlm' tSallcotthsh . . -. 30ch am”... m, P, b, 2333.13 E'l‘
I " 1 Porter. c. 5. 2 1 12 2 0
t " Veal S‘ew . o . a 16‘: lb 3 The Rebels Mercer, cf. , 4 2 2 i 0 0
.n . . * Dorkin. if. 4 1 1 2 1 0
' ’ ' ‘ .- . ‘ Bum , . 5 1 1 0 1 0 . . '
BBC! h‘ 9! o o a . 106 lb i .‘ tCon.tnued From. First Page.) Rumgr’pr; q 1 1 0 0 H Correctly designed corsets are a necessxty tor the i
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DIX]? Baffin . : . . 160 “3 mm 1 1h“ torrertlondent who was ner- hospnlswfig 1b. 5. f, 3 10 u 0 health. comfort and appearance oz every woman. It you are ’
. '. " l meets or the otnctall A ’ “"" d '0 ‘0 "mm“ ”‘9 “’85“ ““9“ ‘ ' ——~ w—n—w— . . . .
. - , us 1' Fresh Eggs . ' 24¢ doz [26,1731er the prisoners. he gathered 41 10 1‘0 37 u, 1 keen for that distinctive, graceful contour which only per- .:
N the NW"! M E Ch "Th - ' ‘ .they had no idea. when they were or- Score by "mm”. _ . .
id last (‘Vi‘lldlg in the chut h demo! to assemble at various centers Bridppon 3 u 1 3 0 1 2 1 1-1., feet corsets can give. weadvzse you to come here for a fit- '
the subject under discus'sion Schultze s sanflary Marke‘s . 3,33" 5““? Monday. that ”‘9 leaders Norwalk 3 0 (l t] 0 0 3 ll 0— ti . ’ . ‘
that of the music for the (or: I lad Olfdnmhcd trim; 1:imeor :3: (16011?” Stolen IBases—Maher, Porter 2. MPI‘- ting by our graduate corsetier.
,. _. “_ '. ‘ i . ’10" 0 i 9 T9 min 0 9’ cer. Ruther. ‘ . . ~
. which 'mn ne oesrnt-tme '1‘?“th the meeting places with tori-“0.1m” mm..s)0mm Much”. In our stock you Will find only the best corset fashions
_ be a bit. bothersome to the ‘Hom to only Pixht hours. in the be Muller. Mercer. 3 . . .
mm “W ”mm“ AND E W DA VEY; In ““‘ ‘5’" "‘3" were Wit to can: Two... alt—shroud E for tgté'from leadmg manufacturers, at popular mes.- ’
.i aura 9mm“? 011219 “0” , C'. tout practice maneuters as they land Home Run—Bump ,‘ ‘ “
if ,. v. t .; la .. d ‘30“ 0" other “TB“OM - First on Balls~0fl Lonchsk 4; oft.
a ( . ..a 0. at. your. on ‘We found tart-e supplies oi’ am‘ntu- Bump, 4, '
out now a. good quarto: can 9“ W‘smnflmll 8'. son"! "walk lnitlcn. piled at. the meeting places." Struck Out—By Lonchak 7; by
at " wait the tower ‘* «tin our: of the prisoners. "nnd reoelv- Bumi) 11.
t :r M 1mm r t. ed strict orders to defend our Dosi- Sacrifice Hits—smith, Lonchak.
lions We were told it would be nec~ .‘Paslod Balls—Porter, Kelley.
«meeting of 11'. t Old. ht- , very Be.“ Ff‘esh C reamery 8“"?! 39C ib essary to hold out only- until May 2. _ Umpire—Miller, at Stamford
”I 31930“ '5 31‘8“ i" 5'3 when foreign troops would land an] w-..._~__.__.
has ,3ch called icr h '4 Jars For: Jellic - Evap. Milk Ijoin us ill-lighting the British.”- - Mrs. William H Byinzton. of Bel
GWEN; it is proball‘ th‘a; Fruit jams 256 JunoPeu 7 c each The "“0“?” "‘9'wa NDNWDW' an .avenue has returned home, after?
4pm r‘1;l.-.t whi he .I.Lda l Marmalade Farina . y 21:: smilthwteg 53:?“ Sam? having spent the week-end until ,
o instant expenses. | ' ‘1 « ' “we “5,. 5 {friends in Roselle} New Jersey, ‘ 3'
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