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Reports of fine catchw smell and
u fish in Westport are made daily
fir. and Mrs. Arthur G. Leemhuis, ..
at Hawkins avenue, has removed to "
, regular 69c value
sale at 39c.
10 doz.Tailorcd Waists
9c $2 50 Silk Petticoats
$1.99
100 Silk Changeable and Black
Petticoats, patent top, extra good
value at $2.50. Very special,
$1.99
minus
Bridgeport and So. Norwalk
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Washington street. I
A call for a special district meeting
in! tube issued soon. it is said that the
7 . all in now being prepared. Several
flutters of extreme importance to the »
we will be contained in the call. ‘
The Ladies' Auxiliary oi” the Christ
._ h met at the homo of 31rd. Frank .
, “Wk. Osborn avenue, and nrrangedil
It 3 social to be given on Thursday, a
. January 18. \ltoutino business was dis‘ ,.
.md of and later a social time was "4
. Coat
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The Norwalk towed a lied
um loaded with anthracite «o:
. 1h Ferris Coal Yard thir morning.
The ofliclal board of the 13am Ave-Ml.
vane M. E. Church met last evening :lf— li-
, ”- Mer meeting and dispcmed of l
mime business. i *
Rev. G. l'. Fairbanks mturncd from, .
Vermont last night, where he host '1
' n visiting his brother who is very Ii
Star .\
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- The condition of Officer \l'ullace it.
Inmmis, of East avenue, is very crit-E
ind. He is very ill with [)ilt’uilltlnli-t.:
‘but his friends wish him a rapid re
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spent yesterday in New York (‘ltyz
Miss Addie Wheeler, of lilomnl‘icld,.
N. J., is visiting Mrs. A. S. Cl‘ot‘ltol‘l. oflfl
Rowayton. l
The funeral service of llli‘ late A139;
trod S. Crockett will be hcld tomorrow l“?
afternoon at 2 o'clock, from tho flun-‘ "
ily residence in Crockett street.
The final—account of the cxct-utrit-cs ' ..
of the will of Oliver Cmrk of lluricn t.
has been approved and allowed, ’l‘hcll’
— will disposes of an estate of nhdutl
$24,000, of which $2,000 is personulth
property ,dnd the remainder is twul' '
, Pstlfté. including oyster grounds: The}
estate goes in equal shares to the tcs- l ‘f';
. utor's daughters. Alice Cook and Mrs. ! ll
Wli‘diylor.
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":Cause Weak Lungs, South Norwalk
Druggist Suggests a Reliable
Remedy
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' " for hard colds and weak lungs which
we guarantee. Such letters as this l‘l
prove its efficiency.-
Wickatunk, N. .l., "i suffered from ll
weak lung‘s, pains in my chest and 'l
very short of breath. I am an uncut
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WE WILL PLACE ON SALE 200 COATS AT 1 3 TO 12 OFF THE REGULAR PRICES. THIS SHIPMENT CON-
SISTS OF A BIG PURCHASE OF COATS WHICH WAS DIVIDED BETWEEN OUR BRIDGEPORT AND SOUTH
NORWALK STORES.
Sale of the Season
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SEE BIG WINDOW DISPLAY
$8 & $10 Coats 4.95
We will sell 25 Corduroy and All Wool Mixtures Coats
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We will place on sale about 15 Coats, very latest styles and.
~-- $7.95
colors, regular prices $to and $12, for this sale . t
" $15 Coats 10.00.
:8 Coats that sold up to $r5, on sale tomorrow at $10.00
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Other Coats at
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Regular prices $18 and $25.
‘I‘II' the. (‘. R, R . of New Jersey. i had
,, “a very bad cough and lost fifteen
‘ , wounds in weight and my trouble inter-
ferrcd with my Occupation so that
I had to stop. work last July. had
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judoctored for somctimc without henc-
' , fit, but when I learned of \‘inol
through a friend i decided to try it.
and soon commenced to improve. My
mugh has gone. the soreness from‘ ,
'imy chest disappeared. I am working!
Hjjagnin, and have regained the fifteen‘
\faonnds in flash which I lust.“ Victor
P'Wt‘lden, Wickstunk. N. J.‘
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The reason that Vinol‘ is superior to .. Miss Edith “Cantrell “Dem the
ahristmas vacation With relatives in
_ any other remedy is because "it. con- New York.
li-‘tazlns in deliciously palatable tom Henry Gorham of Brooklyn spent
gum“ healing, body-building and! he holidays at the Gorhum home-
'dll'engthening elements of beef and, “lid “‘CNOFO[°“}'{ i f .
». I live 0 . . . . . rs. .corge ummcrs my 0 Rutl-
r new new, iron and mang'm odd avenue is suffering from a cold
no peptonates and glycemphosphatesl md neuralgia.
-—lhe‘ oldest and most lemons tonics ’l‘be Misses chshaw spent the holi-‘
hown to medicine. Try it on ourldni's at their parents“ home on bone
(guarantee—Frank H. Bolder,
Southl Neck tPoint.
idiomalk, also at the leading drug Mrs. Winifred Foss ot‘ Grove street,
es in all (79“. towns.
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{Noroton Heights, is improving, after
{an illness of several days.
ii. P. Shari-cits and fumlly of Norm
"l are enjoying a two weeks‘ visit at-
‘hclr home in Plainfleld, N. .1. f
Harry Carlson 01‘ Vista spent the;
holiday with his mother, Mrs. Char--
ies Petersen, at the Heights.
Albert Peck of Long Neck Point is,
now employed on the Crane estate;
ltrawbcrry Hill, Stamford. '
Her. and Mrs. Barrett. of Roxbury“
pcnt New Year‘s Day the home oft
Jefferson Traver of Noroton‘
Heights.
ins. Aaron Mess'enger, offiprlng—
’alc, and her father, Mr. Case, of Win.
'ted. visited the Soldiers‘ Home at
\‘oroton last Saturday. ’
Mrs. Honors Flaherty. who has
won ill at her home at the Heights-
or several weeks, is slowly _improv-
ing. * ‘
James Dettelle, the Noroton Heights
tar-her. with his wife and two child-
en, spent the holiday in Bridgeport.
Miss Helen McCrea has been spend
ug the holidays at the home of her
vrother, on Momingside Heights,
iew York. ~ '
‘ F. Delatield Wright has purchased
‘ctn John H. Oberlander the proper-
y known as Twin Oaks, ‘ at Cedar
ate. . .
mas Marguerite Flemming of‘Nor'o;
p no. (i ltome‘fifter spending
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CORRUPT P‘RA'CTICE’S BILL
WASHINGTON. Jun. 5.-—-'l‘he cor-
«r‘npt‘ practices' bill pending in the
.‘Sanntovwas the general subject dis-
. massed at a conference of the National
;’.Popular Government League. which
.meued her today. Senator Owen. of
”homo, author of the bill and
alignment of the League, in an add-
:rcss characterized the present federal
Jaw requiring publicity for campaign
. mtrlbutlons “as quite worthless."
mad estimated that $25,000,000 had
$38!! spent in 1916 for influencing
‘ “(‘1‘
auctions. .
. “tum been advised of an instance
the last election.” he said. "at which
who~citlzen gave $300,000 for another
uplflzen‘ holding high public office and
which no publicity was given or
Intended unite given." '
Quier speakers before theconfcr-
m, which will continue tomorrow,
_udo‘ Benson: Norris. of Nebraska.
‘ “carriechupman Catt, Suffraglst
r: Justice lit. M. Wanamaker. of
Ohio Supreme Court. and Charles
. . Rudiell.‘80clallst leader.
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'(hiys ngo by :1 collie, while playing
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twill: the dog but the injury was ()lllyl
lien to High Ridge just before the holl—
' studies at the Stamford High School
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Hoyt accompanied her husband
. to thc gilt-doomed center of the State
ritually"? ciliigaéowp. “n01 r l dlKovcriitgem. (l. E. Richter of this town.
3 . u o . ' on, ur es 0 Iatttcntc the iudu ' :t‘ .
who has «been :i sufferer from grip for curly yesterday morning. by Officer. Health Officer Iglr‘rllgl‘gc ll Vow!
a couple or weeks. is now much im-; Van Derhcydcn, on Luther street.lon has recommended. in view of: tho1
proved. . .Stdnlford. promised Judge Young tmprcvalcucc of smallpox in \Vnterhurvl
The reading circle. named the l-‘rl- remain sober for a year if he was lelfnnd other ports of ahls State. that \vlll‘
day Afternoon Club will meet tomor- off easy this time. His Honor Suspelltl'mesidenls of the town be vaccinated
r0\\' afternoon at the home of binned the execution of a fine of $5. :adults as well as children Compulsory
Clarence W. Bell. ' .\‘oroton people are awaiting lhelvsccinalion has not been “enforced yct
Mrs. Hubert Ruscoc and her two outcome of the appeal from the decirwn Dal-ion, although there is n possi-
dauzhlcrs have returned to their slon of the. Public. Utilities Commie-Emmy thatit may be in the future! ,1
home at the Heights. utter a holiday slon. rendered nearly two years “imbibe fecm‘mpndflfion of the heulth mat
visit of several days. 'l‘e‘géfll‘lng the extension 0f 0 Singlelficcr first made at the reopening of,
Miss Helen Knapp enjoyed 11 visit fare on the trolley from Stamford to‘mo full term 6f11mloca] schools, and‘
to the Hippodrome. one day last week. Norolon, which is to be heard in thenow repeated. is not more generally
its the guest of her aunt, Mrs, J. L. Superior Court some time this m0nlh.lrog<:1pd Dr. Noxon states that, with:
Wilson of Stamford. Senator Charles 'E. Williamson and . pure fresh vaccine, theré is no danger-i
Krissy. on Oracle street. They were Mrs.
sent by Mrs. Mill'y“ M. Stewart, for-
-:rilllng.
' Mrs. T. .\‘, (‘ollin of the Heights,
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Kreiner have re-; Representative Stephen R. Hoyt wercl'of injurious afaer.pffpcls but that“
turned to their home at the Heights, sworn in to their respective offices alivaccinntion is an efficient prcvcuq
in Hartford yesterday, live.
Willis B. lillil ‘
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‘ ' Willis B. lsbell. a prominent citizen of time for me, but it has benefited me
after a holiday visit with the latter'slthe Capitol
parents at New Brunwlck N. J.
Harry Swift. who removed from Dar-
days. has returned to town. He says
that High Ridge is a‘ cold place in the
winter.
Mr, and Mrs. George Knapp enter-
tained as holiday visitors Mr. and Mrs.
l". Simmel and their daughter Muriel.
and Mrs. C. Mather. of New Canaan,
and Mrs.‘Joseph Strchle and her son
Joseph.
John Oidrin, jr.. has returned to his;
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GERMAN LAoleo' some-w MEETS Louise Knipple, Stork, Kong, J. 11’..-
The monthly meeting of the Lnd- Miller, Schroeder, Mill-er, Mrs. Schnei-
ies’ Society of the St. Peter’s German der, Raihs, Groeschner, Raymond and
Lutheran Church was held at the resi- . Pechtold.
dence of Mrs. Rudolph Knippel, Elm-l
wood avenue, yesterday. Reports for CORRUPT PRACTlCES
the month were read, and accepted BILL IS FAVORED
and routine business was transacted.‘ WASHINGTQN, Jan. 5.7-Thk‘ new _
The pastor reported that the recent corrupt practise bi” '0 limit campaign
sale was a succees, and that $1,000 expenditures to 3110111 $1.500.‘:’l“! 1”
had been paid off on lllP church debt each party in a national election was
during the year 1916. Refreshments reported favorably yesterday to (110
were served. The February riveting senate. It would limit personal con.
will be held with Mrs. Briggerman. tributions to $5.000. forbid election
Those present were: hers, require newspapers to mark [wu-
F‘rau Hoffman, \l'oilnitz, Wherle, A. litical advertising and forbid publica-
Schmidt. Schumann, Briggerman. tion of political articles without the
Thornton, Jaeger. Moth. YopllP. Kin- name of the writer appended, unless , .
zel. Schaub, Zipperer, Weiner. an employe of the publication. ‘
Schmidt, Pechtold, Nongerbauer, .1." An effort probably will be made to
Broker, Goltscham, Marie Knippel. pass the bill at the present session.
Warm Weather Apparel
Those who claim they can foretell weather conditions
say that there will be plenty of cold weather. Have yOu the
necessary cozy garments essential in every wardrobe?
Our stock embraces an excellent collection of warm
winter garments including “MERODE” and “HARVARD
MILLS" UNDERWEAR. Underwear in a splendid range of
grades and weights for women and children. FANNEL-
ETTE NIGHTGOWNS, FLANNELETTE UNDER-
SKIRTS. KIMONOS and an interesting assortment 0f
BABIES' WEAR.
LQZ.
You w‘ll agree with us that we have more than antici-
pated your wants, for these Comfort garments Will meet
every need of the most exacting woman.
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ORANGES
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Great . Tea Q0.
124E,sthin2ton Street
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Remington, all .otha
makes, sold, rented.-
i-epalred. Rentals, SI ,
per moat: Meaning:
sold at 8 per mo:
JAS. DONNEL’LY
, Any Junk
SELL S J u 15 South Main Street. oouthnm
IT TO 0 a e ' TAILORED SUITS
Successor to Wm. Edi-on.
Phone 499.
and . ’
REMODELING OF FURS ' 1 '
27 Fort Street. Eaut Nor-walk. '
by \
New York Ladies’ Tailor
—- ”M“ -’—— ”e. ROCKOFFC‘ f
U halidiiwltliilimlinizk w it “n““éhilt‘: ...-‘
rot, office, 1069-8: House. 693. ”W3 ' ' ‘ r ‘
27 wssumo'ron or.
new nan man's suntpmo
THE GREATEST...
, "of New Haven, residing at 758 Whul- greatly "
lnvin assisted at t‘H S" “'Jil"l rrncery , - ,
3mm: holiday were; as up 1 ; Luring ley uvepue, has recently triedfihnlac, Substantial citizens like Mr. labell‘
the summer vacation. . 1119 national ionic, and finds it good. always demand the best and line able‘
N. R. Pooley has sold his half inter‘ 'Mr. lsbell is a men Well worth. to judge impartially. They will not.
est in the large acreage on the. Po“ knowing. ml .13 3- Prominent Mason. .lend their names to the endorsement
gillgrlugldggmivhgmollgifil‘ ‘31: 02311}; a “”119? head 6! the Knights 0‘ Pym of any article which tlzciy do not con-
half. The latter expects shortly to “‘5' u ”HOME“ the 01"“ War; and It slder’merltorious. ~
build a. house and garage oil the plow former conzmauder‘ of the numtral It is rt distinct triumph for Tarilac
A family W"? w” en‘m‘llnfid Poole Post Commandery. o. Afin. He that it has won the public endorsel
Monday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. also has a reputation “a being one M merit of more than a dpurter of 3 mil-
How'ard Holly on Maple avenue. the most inferestin "lecturei‘si N w l " ‘ ’ “ T .
which ineluded Mr. and Mrs. John Hoi- . 8 . n - '9 l0" citizens of the United States» an
If, Mr. and Mrs. \Valter Holly andmgland: \ ' l‘nc‘fs chilbd’lm‘ Nations! Took: the-
son. and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Holly of P, This ’M"‘what.Mr. isbell'had to‘ any cause or no universal use. More than
Stamford. ‘ I Mlle mm, .
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Frisbie’s Pies '
The most economi
dessert. Soldvtll
* Woosterdllowersock
Attorneys at“ Law
PATENTS
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er U. S. Pat. Office
F. H. Bowersock,_ 13 years
practice N. Y. City
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