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fi 6 Qua—3 C"fl.".‘.:£*>.earr3 3;, 0;" Low do you 11110.. who 11‘: father is?“
l is wow litadcquate You 111111.) heard it said many
___.;_ Aidim’il't. 111p udmtétu or 11121 1111192. but could anything he mean-
’- 1‘ no Inf-‘55 with 1'. rnszriuiou on to» er?
James Shields has resigned his po-
. sltion as 111231318111 thion clerk 2:: fishing “Minis; wt?“ 11:; at
c you a State ry It 111'.
at me Glad-em Wu”. the toroidal-ax of unnatui'alinad c111
tens to possess firearms and non
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Cu] comm] limit the Will-ICE 0‘ MOPS Ill 1318 GEO“ " "w mlungI “1 the alitauzIzht
_.,.__.___ lstate. the biennial moon or the coat- ‘and 11.2.1.4 path uuhout a donate,
Iliss Maine aim at Humid Place W on fisheries and game to Wham in shape of 0111 119211;
is “Keri“: 1mm an ”M of aplflL Germ umus 11.1ioleon1b wasI Natives
dicttis, received at the office of Superinten-
{dent John M. (Hampton Fnday.
The report shows that nearly 25.900
'huaters‘ licenses were granted nur-
lnx the pear nod we ,han 50182-1
wort-insist! during the two years
,ending September 30,1916. Approxi-
imately £06,000 shad eggs wort: taken
in and 20,175,00010135101 it"? were set
out during die two years. The total
number or pheasant eggs Shipped
amounted to 5.821 and tea-.3112“
ants were shipped during tho 1110
years to applicants tlimuttb'out the
atom. Five hundred and thirteen duel:
eggs and 766 ducks were .shlppod.
The report anus that the state has
lost 833.780 as a result 01' 1,689 deer
' being killed from August 1. 1915, .l‘.’
September 30, 1916. It also says thalI
”f 1110 (1901' law in fort-P at the preaentI
\v‘uolly inadequate for their
When at 111311 twirl: tt'mm; his sis"
ters and 111;. 1110121913.. and his cutl-
di'ui, particularly, Md not be made
l0 bear the brunt or his misdeeds.
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80091 he does
Don't limit your praise- Milt ‘tliul'
is more than could be 9lllthirlfld ton
slam-mg his wine.”
Be charitable 11nd fair enough to
(we?! the grawmolu and give your
(mountains without amazement l
Every family has its black sheen}
it the truth “9?? known and wouldl
give dnytltlug in this world to navel
the caring one
As 1011 wan! to shield the sinner;
in your oun fold. iorgfit the sinningl
11 the flock next door
It ls a rule which war)“; both
ways. llivv every man ,i‘ull praise.
without :1 handicaps-llounlou (‘ht'~nn
lulu.
—Do not close your deal to: on u-
tonobile until you hue Md a. demon-
ttmtlon of the (how-BM oar. On
exhibltion in the Wilma Hotel
10%].
Butler Lodge, 1. 0. 0. Ft, will hold
3 rehearsal tonight or the initiation
degree. All onsets Swat be on ma,
also any member that is willing to
help out. in minor parts.
—Do not alone your Md lot an AI-
mobile until you We had a demon-
stration of the (1th our. 011
ubibltlmt in the Momma Hotel
lobby.
FORTUNE FOR CHURCH.
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Mn. Marv Dnuchv leel Over $30,000
To Ridgefield Pat-lab.
According to the terms of the will
lot the late Mts Mary Duuchy, o-t
Elllduelitnld mother of Sergeant Wil
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llicv (lPlhlllHllllI‘nl the bulk of her (:3
111111 11. betuieatlied lo St. Stephen's:
t '.llll'(‘ll ot Ridgt'field to be used byl
._.__.._.. «11:1111 oi told 11: 1‘1! owr the fin inItlw uui'dons and \hs'll')’ for the bet-
. . .. , 1 t . pun 111111111111 of the polish. The “ill was
William 011mm. former Stutinel rt 1 .lruble bullet null 111' 1111111 111 1 HI 'admitted to probatt' by Judgo George
'porter. now wolklut',r on the staff of .1 l1«. 11 told 1151-111 lnushing over thei
Knapp, of ltlugefleld, Wodnesday.
the Bridgeport Telegram. went um!" h :mnm um 11* m' blossom“ “‘6' and William R. Keoler. of mugenetdg
on operation at the waulk Hospital com, 1mm in. (mum! with the so “I” named as executor T110 estutoI
W5 Hunting. The OWHOH ““9 a lullolh 111. ul<o both sides of leaves isvhtlmutod :1t‘§.15,.000
slight one and M". O'Brien is dulnl; :lllilIPtllllS l.«l Ilr\ on u lllhlt“ oil-.1" ht‘l‘ “ill j” Baud); bl‘lllli‘filh
. . ':d to lwr sou $200 to “1'1; Mary LOdl
its woll stoma! be GXDGClvai ‘ (lt'lli Mott tum: ambit only {111 Dr Illdgeiluld,wltl1 whom 8,", li\
' ' ll lllt llllxllllt‘ is 100 llllll lntqzd llflt'] [he death of her husband.
. Hm.
mlloloe your home a cosy comfort 13:1. “.0”. it. I”. . suup of half "1 11111111 two years may Mrs. l).1uchy
Iii: $500.1‘he residue, approximating
home. Use llurultam Cosy Comfort I “I :1 I 11110 utlul ”f! ”I
Boiler. 13‘0“! 8‘ lemm“ m” Ming 13:1?! “1.1413131 1.1111111 aottc ‘ “hon mm' gm“ ‘0 S" 8‘9“"an thumb
to!“ N Y' Wold dip into it tho pt'ppttred unit-log
uutl dredge with unmululvd sugar on
both sides.
A year ago yesterday two feet
snow covered the ground in this city Um“ l5
and the surrounding country and the lll‘OW'Im‘.
thermometer had been below zero a ' ‘" '
day or two.
wlour lenses duplicated at Brand's.
Over ‘30 per cent. saving. lotion
slumps glvmt.
TO CANDY FLOWERS.
'l‘u candy pansim, violets,
an... or any other leaf or tlowm' set
.le ounce 111 1411111 nr'ttbit and half a
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DYNAMITERS SENTENCE!)
Mr. and Mrs. William 1’. Boers who
have been tiviuu with Mrs. Joan Du- .
mortler in Washington “we! slum" Handy bouquets are attractive and
Mr. Beers dispost'd ot‘ mg home on no: hard to make. ’l‘l:.~ (lowers ('om‘
{ailment-it to Mrs Ban119rntau-Iloliait~‘ PM"? ”We bnuuuvls 111-0 formed or
non have leasod the Olmstead opurl— stunned almonds and sugared jolliod
manta at 10 Union Park, and will slim-t. umdior in mint and
]y mm up their residence thm'o, ' wlnlvtureun Wfllt‘l‘fi 111 dlft't'ront colors.
__._.. ‘I'ut raspberry and lemon 11mph in
~~—Do not oldie- your deal for an nu- l«1.1 candies mid cp'stzilizod violets.
tomobllo until you have lllld a demon. 'l‘lu- luttt'l' 11w formed into bouquotn
utmtion of lhoCrow-Elkart car. 011 by tho some methods Ilmt the candy
vxlllbltlou in tho Multutzkmuo l'lOlt‘l ptluls ure formed into ilowurs. Al' PER CENT.
lobby. ufitm‘. lollzttze and 11131113 “111111 11121), W ASHINGTON March l9..~'l‘he
l1» {11111111111011 from :1 tlut'lst's supply Farm Loan Bourd announced todnyI
1””... "H. mm.“ in urmuging tho ‘.l‘.ll tho interest rate on all loans
, _ 111.1119 to farmers tlnouxltout tho c-‘mm
‘l““‘r" “’ b“""”"“' Ilmuon deIny by fodtuul laud banks would beI
litmtd thou I‘Ollt'd 1n gmuulttlerlIfiw per 2.01“
mum 121111111amulcmllvrs \ rule of four and one-hull pot
’ I.Ct-"1l on bonds to be issued by the hind
Ihaun also was omclally announced.
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from six and it half to thirteen years
Molsky, twontyono years old, and
Jumps Murunult. twenty-four. today,
for their participation in the plot
destroy an uplowu subway
with dynamite durlnlz tlio
strlko’ last October. ’l‘lwl‘
fessml their guilt.
Em. W_ .
ussorltld 5171's,
bad 'cou-
vi!“-
'Humeas To aonflow AT my“:
.am
""‘Looal firms were notified yesterday
iorenoon by the New York. New Hav-
on & Hartford railroad 111.11 the 9111-
bargo on goods to the Ne“ \ ork piers
which had boon in elfcct n-“nrly :1 week
was mined at midnight Sunday night
and that goods couldbo received {or
those points. The viuburgo. whuu'
placed. was for- an indefinite puriod.
The only other embargoo's now in 01?
feel. are on systems nest of New
Yoxk and 011901 loral shipmvnts lull
little.
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DR. C. E. C. ATKlNS
GIVEN FINE OF $25:
Fcund Guilty of Theft in Fairfleld
Town Court-immediately Fllel “
Appeal in $100 Bonds
REGlSTER‘ED MAIL RIFLED
\' 3W lunK, March 19,—fTwettty
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Iton and the 'Brltlsh embassy tit Wash-
:lnglou were found to have been rifled
lt. “IE .1, It: '0 9.—- ’ ‘ . _
, 3.1 ‘.‘ ‘ H , I" h I “mumion board the Cunard Liner Suxonm
lot'mullty or Wlll’lPJRé‘S Judge Bacon
u on her arrival here todn .
=\\'ukt>man this morning: found Dr. C. p y
An idea Ill lllt‘ (‘OlldlllOll nl \t'gEI'l- 11C, Atkins [hp Bridgopon VEleI‘l'. -._-..-
bles in the wholesale mulkm may be nary, guilty ol llit'fl,.1ntlfluod him 325'
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Young llub~BuL really it it came
to a. pinch your (other would help 1110
sugar market. Last year sugar sold leged to have occurred at the 111-001: Item that .15 eliminated through the
at 36. 90 per 100 pounds, and the lawn Riding Academy. just Mot 1119 Ipores when persons persplre.
price now is $7 for the name quantllytlFairfleld line He appealed then I-Iuorkpd “911k 01' disordeived kidneysI
ublch is Practically no increase ill Both cases are now pending in the new 1191p now D H Stone.Reading,l
of transportation difficulties. paper. weight. in gold to me."——Adv.
: The world got along all righl in times past
without Railroads Telegraph Typewriters f"Tu.el-“
ephones. Autoobfles, Electric Lights and a mul
'titude of other modern inventions, but it can’t:
gnaw. Progress has changed conditions and
made them neceos ' To. The use of a Safe De- '
molt Box is also indispensable. ‘
NEW YORK. March 1:1,-..4 sentgmllrlslt Moss, Eucalyptus and other In-
in Sing Sing was imposed on William;
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toI
station.
trauult
Over- '
the wholesale price of sugar. and the criminal court of common pleas. 13-1., \tl'ilos: ‘\‘\'ltenever I need. a ldd-I
retail price 'is not very high, but it is —-———— ney ronwdr l t'Ply on Foley Kidney
“almost lmllosstsiblo to get ‘lt because. A good adv. pays host in tha,bost'Pills. They have been worth their
. FOE RUBENS.
Suit to: {1.1109 mm was brought
in the Civil Common Pleas 11mm you
tot-day Why Frederick Morebouse of
Bridgopct't, again: Ida Ended, also 01'
Bridgetown whirl! the=< plaintifi
(1115111: he was permanently injured in
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tltebaokttnlkidneys by reason 01:1 3
inclusion bet; eon a carriage in which!
:11? up riding and an automobile be;
longing to tlu- defendant. l
Momhouse alleges he was tinting
on Burnout manna Fobmmy 11,1ast,‘
and vhen near Hallo! “1189!,th do '
GiVe ever) Haw ”will 1.1 1111' M tenant's machine. “latch was beingI Tubs, Mop Wringers, Etc.
driven by 81111011 Model. husband of tun:
defendant, collided with the plain.‘
tlfi's carnage throwing him to the
51'0qu and badly bunting h'v. ttI
is claimed by the plaintiff that the do ,
fendaut’s automobile was' being up
emted at at reckless rate of speed at
the time of the accident.
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And Other Distressing
throat and Lung
AilmetttsYield
to Linonitte.
Nearly one thousand prominent peo-
ple in one city alone have publlcly
testified in slatted statesnienis that
Llnonlne cured them of coughs, colds,
bronchitis and other forms of winter
complaints that threatened their very
existence. Other thousands in other
sections of the country have added
their testimony, and all unite in pro
chlmlng'tlnonlne the most efleclivw
medicine of its kind known to sci
once. It worms and enriches the:
'xblood, it Natures circulation
bathes the delicate membranes ut‘j
throat and lungs in 11611, new. vital
ity bringing blood~ and relief iul
wrought by removing the swolllngsiI
and irritations that canon the. div:
turhunces. It is a” truly wonderful;
wmody and is pure and wholesome,‘
ibelng an emulslou of Flax-Seed Oil,
mous remedies, all comblned in one.
and known the'u'orld over as
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grudlenis 01.11106 1111 cont; .lncrettse)
we. are obliged to mine the price to
take place at 01108.88 follows: 30c. 35c
‘speclttl 60c and 81.20.1111 drugglsts
arecommend and soil Linonlne.
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Attorneys at Law
PATENTS
A. M. Wooster.fi-Late Examin-
et' U. ‘S. Pit. Office
F. H. Bowersock, 13 years
._ practice N Y. City
Security Building, 1115 Main
St, BRIDGEPORT, CONN.
Send For Booklet Gui-hunt:
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Sanderson Top Dressing Retriever
ASH CANS Sheep Manure Complete for Corn
.Garbage Cans, Ash Sifters, Coall Superphosphate Grain
Bods. Galvanized Wash Tubs Fine Ground Bone Potato Manure
3011: Meal Nitrate Soda.
and a “Try—on." SH'AD GREENPORT 0Y8 ‘
. . coo LONG AND Rou-
-CopynghtClolhmg 31%? Géldllé cums
ts N. Main St. 80. No alk. fingDERS ' fififimfifigg) gfi‘lifi
- HADDOCK NED AND SALT‘FIRI
mull
*miv.and
k1; . EVERYBODY
3.3% G r iii ‘3 ‘15 Wants to assist Nature to make the lawn look like yelling,
The orig inal , also the flower gardens to bloom with delightful 1mg.
Halted 3Milk .1...
Sub-touts cm you Same Price. "' We Call Your-
Attontion to the Best Fertilizers produced.
Odorless Top Dressing Agricultural Lime
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GRASS SEEDS
Clover Red Top, Mixed Seed, Timothy
Now 1s the time fpr action. Get busy and order.
Albert 1. Gellebe 9,
as Walhlngttfithg't‘.’ 106“ so. Nor-wall RAYMOND BROTHE:
Phone 113.3. 137 “1th
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Ready
NEW SPRING SUITS
$10.00 to $18.00
We Cordia‘lly Invite Inspection)
11111312311 Caught, N01 Fro
THE GREATEST
FOOD VALUE
Frisbio’s Pics
The most economic
dessert. Sold at all
stores. Try them
Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Marke"
'Phonu- 108 and 100.
Fm Dollar). 1'1 North flat
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shoe salislaclion here._
CONNEALLY & BRACKEV
South Not '
81 Washington Street
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THE SELECTION OF
SUITABLE WALL- PAPERS:
is an any task here. We thew.
so many varieties both in pat
term and plain colors that we
can suit any taste or meet any
requirement. And we can suit 1 .
any purse too. We carry papers l'
in every grade, no any price limit ‘1
yau may have set can be accom "
modated.
The Gorham Co
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THREE S'rouns IN ONE. NO S'l‘AIRS T0 onion
Free Delivery-Everywhere
STERLING’S- *
For Spring Forniluri ‘ ‘
Now is the time to select your Spring Furniturer'w .
the stock is complete. If you wait until too late thefst
diminishes. The present freight embargo will make if):
possible to get what you want when you want it. . ‘
“5115’"
For tip-Mite Serving Gall *
FRED H. GANUNG.
Funeral Dlrector and‘ Embllm
Omen Ind Residence
obtained from Dun's Weekly Review.' and costs.111'_ \tltiux tlttough his out. " Tolephonom ,
Potatoes. according to this record. mlornev. Jacob 11. Klein (11‘ BridgeJ S480 Main at, 8°. Norwll‘
- Wine 11 1 n —1 i . . -.« w~~-——«—' -_ »~ «~ —"' ' ,
sold last year at $3. 75 per ball‘i‘l- 11nd 1’0““ med ‘1“ “W“m' undcr $100311 plncllv llrpnlirlznbfll yrtui (fin—1511?! ” ' 3
they now bring $8 and $8. 25 in the bonds D1 Atkins “as allotted michttu've. ‘ ‘ . WE ARE SHL’) WING ;
wholesale market; cabbag 8 sold to!“ $1 have taken $25 owned by Hurry Flsh- "e :r _ NEWEST SPRING STYLES l-w - .-.z:_ w
barbarrel last year and no“ it brlngS- -ermml a Bridzt'pml junk dealer with MUCH EXTRA WORK IN MARCH IN ,
$5. 50 per barrel: red onions sold at whom ho had been making ueuotin- 1‘ It‘s between sermons now, when iow' EN’ 'ANIT WOMEN’S ; , DRAFTS
$1 per bag in 1916 and today the!" 110115 for the sale of hi: automobile. persons perspire as much as health M S CLOTHING I ’to the ‘
bring $7 per bag: turnips WhiCh sold neatly destioyed by fire demands. The result is double work: . 3
for $1 per barrel last year, now 'brlng Several months ago Dr \lklni wasimr the kidneys, for the kidneys muul TERMS T9 SUIT ! Old Country
$3 Then there is a surpli‘de in the fined $10 and oasis for an assault al-ltbrow out waste matter from the. we» 1 for-1:10
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Authoritative in Style 3
Dependable in Quality
Supreme in Comfort
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Easter Time
“White‘Star’ or “(Sun 71rd."
.1. M. Layton 161.1111.
Real Estate and Insurance
South Nor-“@111, Conn.
For immediate or future delivery. We have over so so
and sizes for you to select from. $2. oowilldeliver any.
irigerator to your bome. »
Best prices paid for all kinds of“: 3
Junk. Automobuwspe‘oauy. .
Send gostalor‘tolopltone. ‘
L.EE1='R.0N
.. Salomon I "
3 . 'Te1.'1906. ‘ '
1211 All Tired out aid f" ‘
fiannot Bake ‘
5 Rowan St.
. Tel. 190%
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