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Specials 111 Sheatoond waole ahd Counterpanes
. DICKERMAN & soN.
IIARIllI AIIII IIORIIIIIII.
.1!th liolly has been visiting friends
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yr. and Mrs. J. W. Doty spent Sun-
fay at their home on Long Neck Point
Kr. and Mrs. James A. F. MaoCum—
mad have been out of town {or a few
Martin J. Shaunghnessey has return—
‘ at town.
Ferederick C. Webb of Long Neck,l
. Mt road, recently visited friends inI
Md Beach.
[ins been visiting at the home. 111 1111‘.
'annd M1‘.a W. l Lowndes.
I Miss Winona Smith. one 111 thc pup-
, » ill} of Grade 8, Center School, L, H
fiat her home, with pneumonia.
ciassplns and other matters.
Mrs. T J. Anderson is recovering
_ rapidly from injuries warmly sustain
led- by a lull, at the Norwalk Hospital.
Edwin M Doyle, :1gent at Noroton
- flelghts, attended the wedding of a
)rother in New York on Monday.
Chutes Haug ot‘ Sound Beach, who
is employed at the. Stewart grocery,
M Ma ill for the past few days
Simon Kelley has movcd llom Fuh-
-: field avenue to E. Seneca s houuc on
flermann avenue, No1oton Heights.
MIiea Adelaide Sanbotn, who has
, .boen visiting Mrs. William Nixon of
I ‘. “In Heights. has returned to her boom
in Boston. _ ‘
Mrs. 'BenJanlin St. John has return
«at! to her home in New York. 111.114 1111
”attended visit with Mrs. Fred Mul'ttt
_ of Maple avenue
, (I. E. Ritcher of this town is .-:.11tlng
‘ H for a few days as assistani instructor
.- of printing in the. State Trade. School
at Bridgeport
this of Sedgwlck avenue entertained
' tit a few days. Mr. and Mrs. Louis
aneckc of (iannondaIle.
not no injury to one. of her ribs, rec'elv.
all while driving her automobile.
‘ Clarence W. Bell of l’ronpccl avenue
miller of the First National Think of
I" Wfit‘lntford. who 111111 seriously ill 11 few
Imks ago, is now in Florida, spending
ifew weeks recupmaiing.
Mrs. Carroll or New Him 11 widou
o! a former pastor of the Darien M.
3 church has rcturtcd to her home
after a visit of scrotal weeks with
1111's. Fred ltlulieit of Maple avenue.
The Borden Milk Company discou
Med service in this town today, as
m_.. u“ .-
Dd from a. brief visit with friends out.
Thematic of 1917 11‘. Center Shunt ~
. met yesterday afternoon and dint-11.1.1. 4‘
Ir. and 1m 1111015811 v Schlich-I
Mir-111 new“, “1994‘", the Heights ,3 from one your to the next Mr. Rich-
in 8altlmore, to undergo treatmenb
r ’ I k -—-' v! 1' l
the patronage was not extensivelIsent to a Sermons lj‘rlend Society inI
much or it having fallen off since the New York. Matters pertaining to the
recent increase in rates. The local rapid increase of temperance refo1m
dealers have been maintaining the 10 were discussed with animation, part
cent rate. itlculariy the bill which was being
Mrs. I. M. liarktwell and her daugh- heard at that home hour in Hartford.
ter,IMiss Carrie Markwell or Noraton. for giving women the ballot on all
will so to New York this spring,‘an-lImatters pertaining to the liquor trot."
will give up their Noroton homo. Ific. Conditions in the town were. com
Mrs. Walter C. Humbert of Mane- sidered, and attention was given to
field avenue, who has been 'ill for somc‘the plan of the Connecticut Temper-I
time has recovered. Her mother. Mrs. ant-e Union for a simultaneous drive.
1“. E. Kane or New \'ork,- who has to make dry, by concerted action. all
been visiting her for some time, has the shore towns from Crct'nwich to
returned home. . New Haven, which at the present time
Mr and Mrs 11 ll Warner who are all Wet The Union is planning;
have been spending the winter in Np“ something big along thi< line, “hit
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was Irene lockwood of Geolgetoun Haven xince they closed “Mummy thorough organization and 11111111 pu y
Illicit home 0:1 lll‘ookside u\'.1‘nut' haurIIIc IIII’I'IIIIg'“ I0 I’I‘"III III IIIII SI'IIIIJ
Ibeen guests l111‘1 f, 11' dav.~ 111 “1' and instead of “ailing until 11 l111 11111.1
Mrs. John F. “illiams. I’I'II’I‘I IIII'I I‘IIIIIII‘II
“I“ Se‘ccimuu (”my ll. ‘3, Attention has been called to tlw
Schlichtinn is 1111tl1‘11v1n‘i115.’ m p”. lul‘gl' numbci‘ o" tramps on the Pom-ti,
1.111.113 11111 .‘(cu‘ llIan‘t‘u road 111 mm. ,, Road during.r the last week. in several:
train which leaves Stamford at 6:111 III‘IIIIIII'VII‘I' some ”I these men II‘WI
a. 111. make :1 stop at Nol‘oton “935111540“ch “I houses, especially in "WI
fox the 111110111111<otl11tlon of the large Darlen II III NOIOII)“ “CIIOII- “I‘d IIIIVII
numbtr oi night markets at the Yale demanded coffee and “WI"‘IEI’I” “I“!
& Towne plant who live in Noroton,- Imuy 3" "IIII II'II Some of these "III“I
and who are now obliged to .1111 until are. deserving, ”III II. “"39 “““II’”
1; 30 for 11 train. Inre not and it is easy for 11 resident:
1
Much ”gm is heard 011 all sides ln1I° find this out All one has to do 11
Scratch and Darien at the death, We d: Wm" “WOIICIII‘III by one "I III'I‘I
nebday morning, of Frank Wurburnton 1“tra1ellers," who asks for something
Iat the ‘Mnnse on the Post road at No- to eat, is to make him do some work
1oton He was the sexton of the Pros. in return i111 hla meal and it he 1.;
byteriun (bur-ch, and also took care of hungry II” “III ‘I0 III“ “IIIIII
the 310,010,, school just opposite 1.. All day. through the snowstorm
Manse of the. Presbyterian church. Mr. I
Warbutton, it is 1111id,studled ‘lt one'
time fox the bar, and he at one time, The Reed & vo'k
wrote articles for the 11cwapapera,'
among them the New York World. lie I ’
was born in England. , Electncal CO‘
: 11w. (1. E. Richter 11131111111111 1111101.» The Only Fully Equipped
the Judiciary Committee of the ion ELECTRICAL SHOP
Iel'al Assembly, on Tuesday, to advo-
Scale the passage of several bills pt'r _ AUll'IOfiSeUEOPEES
tuinlng to changes in the V0121”; luwu ' ‘
IBM or them 11113 introduced 111 1111-11-th 305-50 So. Main m.
ter's request by Repneaentuthe Step I ’9, Norwdk. Music Hill Elk.
hen R. Hoyt and provider: (or lHPqull‘;
ing 11 new enrollment of voters each
iyeilu.l11otead oil cnrrving mor names Mm
tor also attended the hearing, which TAILORED SUITS I
packed the hull of 111.; House, last and
in? i1o1n 2:30 101 :31) p 111. upon the REMODELING .OF FURS
bills giving “(nut-n the ballot on llq- by . .
uor questions 11111l11notl1er giving New York Ladies’ Tam"
them the franchise rot town officers
Innd presidential electors. G“ ROCKOFF
The Women 11 Christian Tempe. .1ncoI . I! North Main St'
Itinion held its regular monthly meet 1 W0 A130 D0 Cleaning and
lug,r ut the library on Tuesday after-1 Pressing.
noon. and it proved one or unusual in I I
tercst. A number of “-comloxt lungs.”
which the. women have been making
‘and filling for distribution among sail
ors, were brought to the meeting to be
V the greatest corporation we
We loan money on farm
m - y
’;The City National Bank 1. .
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Friendly Interest . I I
q The friendly interest of our depositors and the good- ‘ I I
will of the public are valuable assets of this Bank, and ma- I
berial agencies in its continued growth and success.
. \ T0 them we attribute our splendid progress. ’ THESELECTION OF
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. SUITABLE WALL 1211121111.
The account of the smallest householder and that of is an Ieasy task here. We chow
cordially welcome alike. 1 so many varieties. both in put-
mortgages ,tems and plain colors that we
Safe Deposit Boxes $4.00 per year. f can suit any taste or meet any
J requirement. 1111.1 we can suit
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vvvv-vvvvvv
stitched, hand cntbrordered
13 include solid white,
flair stripe client's. ~
.oon.qu.-o--onnuor.--
But all have one quality-loveliness-o-dn common. I
Mormgefrom” ‘
WISOlaES This' in the day of 11111131- $1 98 to $7 50
Camisole has thus h minim
mply adorably lovely garments.
Beautiful models of crepe dc chine or 1411. claim
grim rosebuds. ribbons, laces, etc. _, - ‘ rated with.
. ....... I“ 93¢ 10335“
in every grade. so any price limit
...... . you may have set: can be accom
BLOUSLS
g Some charming aflairs oi Crepe dc Chine,
laces, nets ’and sheet voilas. Variously tucked and hem.
modated.
Georgette fine
or lace trimmed. One or two
Merchants Prof t
IShanng Coupons
with all bash Sales
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flesh, maize, rose and gold; .I
Sparent Blouses‘. ..
utility as well if I'
my purse too. We carry paper: ‘
-. 11111113 the estates that make this see her as atnhdlng- before the old Mead prize apecimen or copper birch at-I 4 o'clock this afternoon. the donate
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' the moat h’cnutllnl state in the union? spacious hollow when pursued by ”mother" earth," and ital. rich bronze
matte attention to beautilying our superb and symmetrical linden tree, Therefore, plant trees. We plant 110- 111111.11; against the measure and pan.
l‘fwnste places," would renown 111.11 claimed to be the 1110111 beautltul in tatoea [01' tomorrow, but we plant use by the House 11111111 armed new
I ‘ his return by winning the stranger the state, which adorns the grounds trees that our chltdren may “call us trality bill gave renewal! hope at the.
'Ial: hand. Teach your children to lave‘ the Davenport ancoatora, who owned transplant great slide trees or oven ‘
1 11111 know the “alienating; tree.” From all that, tract. of land A noted poplar greens of sixty tent or more, so that. Among the measures still to be dis:
IIItIhe time of the memorable 1111111111 111‘ situdtgd on the 1111511 to Woo Burn. men may enJoy them today: There in posed of, in addition to the Naval bill.
The new Oriental Rugs
Direct from China. are some new Chinese Rugs
conspicuous for their beauty and coloring. 'l‘hesc
rugs are of a deep closely woven silky pile. and the
designs are unusually pleasing to the eye. The gold
and blue back-ground of the rug is 111'11a111e11ted witll
flowers and 51111111, 'l‘hv HtIil litm'crs of the Celestial '
kinwhnn 11.111tI1111111‘tlu-111 bluwuns, and little quaint
' t1co<nl 11111111-11i1'11t outline J. 111‘} I. ‘
9111-111111111111111351111.111. _ -"Imm
A new line of Rank and Shirvan 11188 for “NI
L.” I I‘ .‘I II 1.; 1111151 111111 111‘) new \1 caves and quite modern mm. L
‘“ ""“I' . ‘ Kazaks $55.00 to $65.00
Carriages For our most important ‘ - 31mm. $35-00 ’00 $50100
, Third 11.11111 ""
young people '
Anticipating the pleasant (1111's of 11111I1' Spring 1
and the importance of being out. of doors as much as ' ..
possible, ibis well to provide the best of accommoda— Novelties .
tlons forthe wee folk who are not able to walk. ,2, At the Stationery Section
The section for Baby Carriages in the Road House Commonwealth Writing Paper in white and at. '
lscomplctcly ”bulked and the models are 81105918 have tl‘activc paste] shades such as azure, pale violet: and
been designed by experts who have child well-fare al- bufi, 50 cts a box
.ways I" IIIIIIII II Commonwealth Correspondence Cards in pastel
Twenty- one fine new patterns from which to " colorings, 50cm abox. ,
make slmtions. Carriages are fitted with reversible . ~ - - ‘ '
Leather Novelties of most attractive style which
gear so that. the baby may face. its mother while being are always acceptable as gifts 111‘ prim and] 11s: .
.whcclcd. I ' 15, Portfolios. Address Bucks. I I I
They are also fitted with wind shields, brukcs l D Playing (1111111- 111 11.1.1115, Shopping Lists: '
and other modern inventions. ; '1 N010 ”00K". ‘ ’l‘ulcphune Pulls. ,
Every carriage is thoroughly well made 111111 luxur- i ‘ A tempting variety and 11111111: prices. I ‘ ,
1011315’ upholstered in corduroy. _ ’13 I" I" To hold your place in a book are some quaint and , '
I In natural finish, white enamel, ivory and SIIVI'l‘ foreign looking bookmarks made of silk cord in vari- '1
! gray. ‘ - ous colorings to which al'e‘att-achcd Chinese coins and ; _. 1-..
I Prices from ‘ paper kniver “I .1. .1 11:1.1. 1‘. II '
I? $I5I00 to $4500 50 (lbs, $1.25 and $2.50 ,‘II'II'I’ i134, '
' Fourth lloor. * ’ . ,.
i ‘ ' Mnin ”our. ‘112
White Gloves . ' . Perfumes . 5
French Doe-skin . f 1. , .t ,y,
Gloves, pique sewn and ‘ ‘ 'I‘hosc persons who confess to "'weakness for . ‘ {1
with embroidered backs Rose D'Orsay will be glad to know that some
' in “spear”. stitching. 1V iolette D’Orsay has arrived which is quite as good
These fasten with two in its way. It is a luxurious toilet water and is 1n 1‘
large pearl clasps and ‘1'ound glass flasks with glass covers, $3.50
are exceedingly stylish. An especially: quaint Sweet
A French Doc-skin j Package consists of three little
(Hove washcs'more sub 1 squat ltmking flasks With stoppers
' isfactorily than any I in the shape of pagoda roofs. These.
glove which is not a fabric. It will wear for 11 whole 4 flasks contain Wistal'ia,l\l1ka1h1 and.
season and looks new at every washing. . g Lotus San. The whole is enclosed . .
2 25 apair ;‘ in a Japanese laquercd box 1n three ; 1 ..
I 5 ‘ ' conniartmcnts each velvet lined. :, '
I ’Af’tcr the bottles are gone and the scent has departed .‘I
_ Tray Cloths the way of all perfumes, the 1111\ 111111 be treasurgté 33 1
a jewel case,
Main flour. ’1
..s
for everyday use I .
There are some Mercerixed Tray Cloths for com-
mon use which will be acceptable to many house
kee or because the rice of linen seems to have .
11111511111110 extt'ai'agmighcights. 1:; - . A New Umbrella
Sizes: 161/2 11 24 licmstitchcd, 25 cits] V""’" The Vogue. Natural Wood Handles, leather.
13 x 27 hemmed = m cts loops, the wood shaded 111 color to match the covers oi“-
Union,20 x 30 hemstitt'hed, . 30 (its ~ the umbrellas which are green navy, purple antlI
All linen; size 18 x 27 ‘ - . 59 co 3 black, . . $7. 50 -.
{111,}, J. 2.3.? ‘ Linen Section, main floor. ‘1'! my {5&3 ‘ . v‘ . . . > IIIIIIII 1111111. g
momma momma)
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and in fact for a. couple of weeks, big to be the' wonder tree at Wethcrsileld bloom in early summer, standing like} NAIVAL APPRCPRMTION BILL .
trucks have been? positing down the Another grand tree was sturied hol-‘ a' huge bouquet of tullpo outlined WASl-IING’l‘thT-,.i March tar—Undo:
Post. Road, laden’wlth trees (or beau- low oak which many citizens remcm- against a. Connecticut June sky. A 1“ agréeinent to 111111 a final vote a 1
tion the admiration of the stranger homestead on the site or. the present tracts much attention to the groundaItoday continued consideration of the
and attract. the nameless fich toinveet Como!) school. Every boy in thia.ot F W Bruggeihol‘if on the Post big n'aval appropriation billi. Debate
11. Connecticut real «111111.113 you section loves the story of how 01154111111111 at Nomtob. Its Weeping branch-,on the measure: had almost been con--
not proud to be told that you live iii bob. the mediolnonlan. hid in its as make a great circumference abovc1cl1rild§ action or the Republican aen— “
“‘nmure 11111 11.5521 . - ' ‘ 11.. INyunoa, 111.161.1111... Sinowoys. in the foliage is wondroualy beautiful This Mora. including Senator 14101111111,
11111111.... and art could sttnnlcww it"rIold Indian lighting times. 0! the list could be prolonged. indefinitely. In 11111311113111 take 11111111111101. on the.
natural beauties. and a lime ay'cto- same generation, perhaps, is the Everybody loves handsome trees. naval bill after employing dilator?
‘0 our (1001' Take an activo interest or Rudolph Kostner or soumrlield blessed" HoweVer, modern scientific Cripitol today of clearing the limit“ 7.
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'ltt treoplanting, and the care 111111011 . ,- wt which probably delighted methods have made it possible toitive congestion before 31111131” 11 .
dvoiding an extra session oi ngrens.
111k, our state baa been 11111111111 lin- «In the property owned 1111-1111115, N. very little risk inmoving tbeniit done are the my Appropriation bill, the . »
wroduclh“ ' d e of the Input mogul 31111811. It inaccmon think for cuto- by experts. and 111111 is the time. Sundry Civil appropriation bill, and: ..
‘ Itourl-tb 111111 dtltero to atop to'I . va . C . the conterence report on the WWII
I ' :5 -‘ I I bmcc “appropriation bill.
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