er neglects your mall's
HU Hull.) lid tilllllltlill
l Willi 1111111 JlllS
Rise Mattie. Moore is seriously ill at l
her home, 56 West avenue. A trained '
nurse is in attendance.
“Watch Your Step,” or you will
miss your chance to see the big show.
Tickets now selling at Palace-Phone
3“.
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(Continued From rim P880.)
the fact that there must be something
wrong with the system, Mr. Gornnin
cited the relative figures of Lin-hitch!
and Fairfield county. in the former
county with an average population of
11?, the jail turned in $9,001) from the
t'r'uii: of its labor, under a no con-
tract s) stgm, and in the latter the fig-
ures were as 11b01e quoted.
'le (hamterized contract labor in
the penal institutions as unfair to the
inmates and to the state.
' Julius Stremlau, representing the
$12.11, Federation. of Labor, John J.
Manning, for the United Garment
Workers’ association, and T. M. Crow
19.? of the Hartford Central Labor lln-
ion endorsed the principle of the bill
Warden W. A. Garner of the state
prison opposed the bill because he
said the bill did not provide anything
to substitute for the present contract
system
Senator Salmon, speaking for the
”0.
Residents glufiouton street are com-
plaining of the condition of the street
Several of the physicians have been
caught in the. mud in the street, and
it is in need' of attention. Many of
the other greets about the city are
in terrible shape.
atom: the cost of living, women's
-shoes, $2.48, ‘Keeler's Shoe Store.
A low farmers have received 11 outs.-
logue from New York dealers, in ,
seeds. The quotations for leading
moieties of potatoes are $12 per sack
fl “'5 Wands and very high prices .l1e new prison is completed. because
we 111101011 for union sets and seed-1111 believes the new prison will otter
beans, peas, and seed corn. Thel '1 solution of the problem of ghing the
1: oners employ.1nenl
rass seed me the hi host, 1"
priceskfor g g Men who for se1era| decades have.
11191 nown.
The prices for gar'den opposed the contiact 1.1b01 system in
+1165 hold 111151111911, packages ait’lthr- ptnul in.- titutio11< declared that
the. Home. as last year ,but the pack lthe hearing of yesterdiu was the most
hmmonloua in their memoiy. None
[only half the iolmerl (lt‘f( ntled the principle of contract la-
,‘bm, the sole. unlit-11011 being that
'lllt‘l'( was not tangible work in sight
'to supplant it.
Advocates of this 111easure found
Silvo Paganini has opened a f1'u11.‘:qufiifim’ig‘ififlcm' :yoga‘fis till 011;;
\‘t‘gt’mble and groury store, 1n ”ml" 11.01111 of Milf01d,r11lllng for an in-
now addition to the l1llw1|t Garage, in 1rstigatlon bv 11 c 111111lttee of three.
Main street. Mr pat-“new was inlinio the. conditions 1 the penal innit»
. 1 11111cns.
thir'buslness for several yeais in At 1 The Gormlin bill call «for the monu-
.nntwc street, “"d “15 expenence fits facture by inmates of hese instituw
11.111 for the moduli of the business‘, mm, of suth materials as may be
in this new stand. He has equippedl “fed by 11h? publlcdinstitutgmts ofnthe
. 1. 1:11.11111 is 111111 moon 1) 11 on
the more with new fixturts and has. the imunles to be 11orked outside of
a line line of confections along withl ‘1“, 11inch, on enieiprises of the state.
his olher merchandise. —St1uniord Ad- 11 [zmvidos 11150 that the. inmatos may
womte. be paid for their work, up to 25 cents
'11 (1111', the same to be given to their
1111pemlnnts or to the inmates at the
l (xplmtion of their terms.
~W
advocating delay on the matter until
ages contain
quanilly.
~batest colors. soft huts, O’Brien's.
.‘,...—
The dinner suggested to be held by
prison commission, opposed the l1i111
In”; uihumcaul Ai"- ‘4W
“mow
Eckman' s
Altoraiivo i
ownxauwm
10111:: TRECK 1:111sz .
Wu awry a largo stock of Solid
Tires for Llotcr Trucks—have the
best equipped P.:;: «in the state in
applying—guarantee 10,600 mile“
Price: as low as anywhere.
THE BARKER FACTORY
Ofl' crescent m
w
.it’ 1 .211 (NM 5111.. Jim Biidsoi a Forum
Fleck Together
Some 0111 risesup to remark that it’s quite obvious.
Who eve: heard of a bird flocking all by his lonesome.
Be that as it may, we think the subject is open to debate.
But whether you flock single or in pairs,
You are “always Viacom: at
RAYMOND BROTHERS
Phone 113-3. :31 Wliilnxm St.
Woostertillowersocli .
Attorneys at Law ' '
PATENTS
A. M. Wooster, Lute Examin-
er U. S. Put. ‘Oific'e
. F. H. Bowersock. 13 years
3 practice N. Y. City
SeCuritv Building 1115 Main
St, BRIDGEPORT. CONN.
Send- For Booklet 0n Pawn.-
W—
David W Ruym old
U N DERTAK ER,
. Tel, office. 1009-8; Noun, 008,
21 WAsHmm-ou at.
l 115111111211 rum annulus
Pruning and
TrimmingShears
351210 $1.60
motorists in this vicinity, 111 the Hotel‘
Davenport last evening, was postpon-
ed until after 11 future contaronco in"
Die .automobile owncls who have.
311111111. application for membership in
the proposed Fnlrtleld County Autoi
nmlulo Club. with headquarters in,
S: uinl‘ord. Othcers will be. elected!
1n a few days, and plans will be per-l (Continued .'rom First Page.)
{ected for mganizing 11111111 ”1.; .1 511002 .
llcgnso liOlilt 1.1 in the westox 11 111111 ofI
111.3 county.“
Despite the fact that :1 reward of
$1, 11110 has been offered for the up
Iprtlwllfiion of the person or persons
3 1'11 sponsible for ”the tires no definite
has been tound 1et.’i‘ho nulborl
similarity or the
*u brcllus,cnnes, 1111111r11inglmuds 0W“
0 Brlexlil’s .' ties bellow thul the
lili'fit‘
'.ll1'it;.111 indicate that thov were the
The second 01 the special l1‘1'idn1g1voxi1 oi thi1 some persons. A reward
night Lent sonicen will be hold ntl 01' 1111000 has be?“ offered in New
.l B11taln1for the appr‘ehension oi‘ the
Paul's church tonight with lht guilty parties
Rev Arthur F Lewis on the 111'.cacl1er l Gardner Mass. Hote' Burns.
hi1. kwls is well known to 11 number GARDNER, Mass, Mulch 2.
pt 1111- people here who will be glad. “1111111111 11011111211 three story brick
V”;—
St.
, , , ,_ 111',1el 1111s burned last night, cousing‘
to hear of his coini111,. Tin 11101111 1 loss estimated at. $1:1000.The
“f the. parish are urged to be present, guests 111111 ample time to lento the
and al‘. others 1110 most cordially in 3111111111111; without diniculty.
vitui to attend the service, whlohl ~"'
lasts about. an hour. The cholrjs in TU'RrKS STI-LL'RETR—EATING
nitcndonce, and familiar hymns will; PELL MELL Up THE T1.
be sung. Everyone is free to sit' GRIS, BRITISH STATE-
“111-‘1'6 he likes l MENT SAYS
«Bargain! lbwomen' 5 shoes $2. 48'
at Keeler' s Shoe Store.
(Continued From First Page)
dule,1who have been prisoners in
Germany for three months, arriv-
ed here today. They are Dr. John
Davis, Columbus, Miss; Orville
McKim,Watertov1m, N. Y.; Dr.
5-1.1) Snyder, Norfolkp 'Va.;
Richard Zabriskie, Englewood, N.
The four men virtually were
destitute.
WASHINGTON, March
Germany, in a. note delivered to,
the; State Department today by'
Dr. Paul Ritter Swiss Minister,
promise the release of the Yur-
rowdal prisoners on March 7,
saying quarantine regulations will
have becncomplied with by. that
date.
Frank'Goodchild gave :1. vivid des-
cription of conditions 1111 he saw them
on his recent trip to England, be-
fore the members of the Trinity Men’s
club, lastuevening. ’ He related this
experience in the London tag, the
waist there in thirty years. 'iihe dos
criptions' 'of the search lights looking
for the 'Zoppe‘lins, and in mondon su-
‘l-urbs 1whore one of these 1111‘ 11111-
cliinds had tollowod the tram tracks
and wrecked buildings 111111 destroyed
all the windows for three miles. were
we... tutores‘ting'. jingland 1.1 night is
Shrouded in total darkness and when
toe of the Zeppelin rattle is on the
mo lights a cigar in the street he is‘
fined $26
2,...
.1 y
I
,. Students.- Suite-”r
.Severelyfrbm
-— .yesirain
' The professional services,
"'of 'om'oculiat is at your
dispml without churge.
WAS
Why this compuny
serve you host. It em:
7 dies,' 18 never 818k. on»
' er takes 1'11 vacuum. hmev‘u‘f
litsown .Ifmm; as
or filing hides in dam
"lb: :1 fund to be present '
against some contingency,
here and those recently in New .
———'l‘ho '
..._
l1T ree Trimmers
‘ 11.511 1111
Albert l). Morgan's
l
F. S. LYON
Good Job Printing.
3‘ Paper, Best Work, But Prim
33 NORTH MAIN STREET
'5. NORWALK. Phone 907.
““1?
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Extracted 'Without Pain
16 ‘So. Main St. So. Nor-walk, Ct.
Sunguys By Appointment Only.
Glover’s
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1; FOR YOUR CHILDREN
“In
' Our Foot Wear Conforms
. to 1 .
The Growing Feet
‘ insuring Perfect £381: '1'
‘ and V '
11.11.111.11; Comfort
Shoe Polishes and
Brushes
Dr. 1. 11.111.111.111;
Hoursga.m.tosp.m.,7t08:~
iPictoi-ial Review . ~'
Reliable Shoes for
Men
The latest models from Johnston 8: Murphy, Slater &
Mon-ell, and the Emerson Shoe affords a wide choice for the
most discriminating purchaser.
Plerity of Good Hosiery
CONNEALLY 81 BRACKEN
1M LAND'S
Cannon St.
ll
Entrance on Main-St, Fairficld Ave.,
'81 Washington Strofi. Telephone 1475-3.
Get Your Sea. Food at the-
CLEANEST AND MOST SANITARY MARKET IN
TOWN
LIST OF FISH NOT FROZEN
Roe Shad Spanish Mackerel
Salmon Shrimp
Flat: ' ' Escallops.
Cod Open Long Clams
Halibut Greenport Oysters 1
LONG AND ROUND CLAMS IN SHELL.
Cutbill’s Bridge. Fish Market
'Phonu 108 and 109.
\
Fm Delivery. 11 North Muln 8t.
' Steam Dying 81 Cleoning Co
Formerly known In Bridgeport Steam Dyeing 4. Cleaning Co.
, Silk Drones, Gloves, blanket-unit Luce Cumin: Cleaned.
: H. LYNGE, Prop.
:1 11.9 State Street 7 -—BRIDGEPORT—-
O. B‘. JACKSON
;
OPTOMETBIST
58 Wall Street. Norwulk.
KRYPTOK 'L'ENSES—Foldlng Oxfords in Gold or
Shell Shut-On and Other Mountings. "
_ Thorough examination of the eyes. Oculists’ pr‘EScrip-
, tions promptly filled. Expert Repairing.
fHere is. the 'Springfiilhouette
TRAIGHT, simple
lines, expressed attrac-
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tiycly in a'rfroc‘k of blue
gabardinc, with deep
collar of palcst flesh:
colOr » satin, and crossed
sash belt of selfimatcrial.
Many others equally
i J . (2th in
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Patterns
FOR MARCH
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The Spring; 7'
1 FASHION 300K“
0‘! the 'eéiébrated
loci "it. with 11: In that
In
.'1 Sign“
' Pistol-id Review fuiigrns
\NOW ON SAIL!
James Donnelly .
'supple silks of Japan:
. Water-proof black‘ilapan'ue ollkl,
. light 41f texture, .
. 111d.
, lustrous and firm but soft and de-
lightful to the touch, a yard wide:—
ol special weight and beauty.
' ”3111101111. .
Empress iorms $15
Oriental silks, favored .51 1111.1.
.3 ' 'l'hirtl floor.
Wonderful pongee shit: in sports'd‘ull 'zloyv, in; gold,
effects! And‘brightly beautlfléd
to bring out the brilliant colors of
the sports figures
double beauty.
And colors in combinations that are
~ truly 0111111111 and puzzling. But how .
full of beauty!
sports colors;
.16 80. Mom Sill
Hall-Borchert forms
Hell's.
1... l.
the wonderlul dressmaking
home for $1 !
A 5011'i11g1111n1'hi11c and atlrt'ss—l01'111 are alike in
way.
one
Dressmaking cannot lic‘casily done without them.
\‘1’c'vejust sent hundrc is of sowing-machines into
homcs—to bc paid for in a 11'ondcrfully—easy way. '
Hall—llorchcrt
forms into service. in the same fashion.
Now we propose to send dross,
we shall
scll two of the best model of Hall-llorchcrt dress-font
at their rcgular cash prices but on easy terms of payment
Commencing now, andlor a limited time,
—-11111l «l1'li1'11rro11e on payment of the first amount 0
bne dollar _
Qiieen toms $1 .
each delivered immediately!
These forms make dressmaking .1'asy—bc1'ausc they"
make it possible to fit and hang a dross, to fit and hangiafi
suit, to tit 21 waist, to fit and 1121 11;; :1 skirt: all without til“
The)"
(1111' figuri- may l11' adjusted to 111cusurc1ucnts and lines 61'
int: lllt' 11'1'1111311 who is to wear it. arc adjustable
«liii'cri'in lilt'llllit'l‘s of the family from grown—up daughter,
to lii‘unilnm licrst'li. ' '
The upper, or body, pai‘t'is made up of 24 or 281561;
lions. liveryonc‘ofthoscm:1_\' be adjusted independent
11' 'of any other. 'l‘lmt's why 1111135 own figure may be re-
ly use of thc hinged waist, 11 form is arrang?
if
product-ll.
ml to reproduce unusual 11.11.111.111; in hip and waist,
necessary. '
The skirt is ingeniously made of steel bands-wand
collapses so it takcs up practically no room when not in-
usc. The upper part telescopes into the lower; entire.
form is 1':1.<il1 kept in a 1'11r111'1 ot' the s1wing<room
closet t. ' ‘
Each sort to nicmllcrs of this 1'1th on easy terms—st
$15 and S18.
rcspcctchly,
at special _ prices
'l‘o beauty, 'l“
sale of silksl'
'l'o‘fincncss, add beauty. adtl style;
all: add special] value. Anti .1110 result is this
l’inc quality, beautiiul new patterns and color "of
And prices the.
‘ arc lower than usual! , .
fccts Stylish designs of \\'lltlt‘ diversity.
Docs 1111tl10d1'1111111l11 thut 1.111ls .1111! wide of
posted women? .
The. neutral 10111.01 pongee seems ores as Oriental as we“
da’rin's robe of office! . ‘
What colors! LB. 1111s
green and red and yellow. _
all of them sometimes/room,
one figure! ' .
Distinct, 1.1111111, 11 ’11.
Spring: regular :.$150 yd.
Handsome colored pong
This soft beautiful '
(in supple weave and dyed
lent shades.
Gold and brown 111111 «green
rose and Wisteria and
blank.
cool, figm: . A yard wide, regular”.
2] inches widepivegular 75c. and; ”l3. ‘ ,
Shaniuns pandas 11111111111
sacrum: 809.
36 inches wide. regular'flzo yd.-— 0’51 32 inches m
N.
and ‘stripcs with
\
Unique stripes! Stirring figures!
:2 yard——
$1.75
Natural Habuta'l alike, the firm but
A yard wide, regular
27 inches wide. regular 350. to 850
' 801:. to 75c.
36 inches 11'iilo,~1'ogula.r'$1 yd—BSc.
,.
'Ohlffon taffeta
. American 1111111.. 3
in light and rich dark shades. .
Quilted We“
’ a yard in width 111111
. stripes,,light 1.11.1 1111111150111 11111
tests, regular $1175 yd.—
' Yurd.wlde itrlpod um:
in such 1111111111111
as blue with géld,'n
In the characteristic and 01111111111 "blue with green. m1blfl‘ok
Handsome 1111111 silk, raw}
$1.25 yd.
He'a'vy sports pounce. 7
A beautiful flm strong pongee
\.
1A yard wide; 119311111: 38 yard-—
$2.60
Owl-11m silk popllnz Mai-re and .1. .
memtopopllnorinoo’lornt
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Norwalk Chronicler