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bulky wai
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4
OV PHILLIPS TO REFORM.
Fools Grateful for Treatment
‘ Elva-I Him in This county.
m Simeon Pease received yes-
1 a letter from Roy Phillipa,
7”“ is serving a term in the ()mon"
m penitentiary, in which Phillips
mm the attend for his kindness
We be was at the county jail in
likened, awaiting trial on the
‘ 1‘56 of burglary. Phillips :Iays
ii iii the letter that he has reformed
'h limiter his time is up, he is going
10 Iollow the straight path.
The young man was charged with
' alien “In Washington avenue, Jan.
31'. “and was arrested the next day
«’1! New York. It was found that he
. .=~s criminal record dating from
it 3% twin: served several terms for
lury. He is supposed to have
bed a house in Greenwich on Jan.
‘ant' hie wliaise came up in the Sn-
riot Court a. few weeks ago. The
W was informed at the time, that.
a!!! Posse had- received notice
film! New York authorities that Phil-
‘8‘ was wanted in that State so It
VI'MW to suspend sentence, and
‘W'Wd over to the New York
mat.
Alla-Ming to I’htllip‘s letter, he ap-
1-minute- the kindness of Sheriff
mane, Assistant State's Attorney
flail!) A. Carter anti Matthew W.
«800%. dollar. He says that he was
Wiener while In the Bridgeport
sauna» he ever was during his ex-
item-be with Jail and court oflicials,;
um! the good treatment accorded himi
:"':r1‘.‘":"1"error of his \" ms,
and his sentence on Omdndivl
ltentlary has been served.
Wfllhard to go right.
. I
WORD WOMEN PREPARE
FOR WAR.
, 3 Automobile Corps and Plan
fitment Practice~To Offer
' Seances to Red Cross.
“FORD, March 28.44 number
. mi: of social prominence here
ovmseting last night and organ-
‘llle «Stamford Women's automo-
“when are to take lessonsl
' the madden, care of and repair;
it! Mobile under direction or
M .2130 in pistol shooting. ltl
”muted that they are to place
services at the disposal of the
_ M. They have begun a re-
lulu-campaign with the object of
unsavory woman who owns or
o'f an automobile.
Instant. PROFIT FOR RED
CROSS.
13% Wis, March 28.—
'.i\. _F. Timme, of the Mil-
‘hoociatiml Baseball team, to-
nnced that he would"give ten
out the profits of his club
m to the Milwaukee lied
.to assist in equipping a base
flvehnndred beds, the do-
'eiug' contingent upon the
~ ”actual warfare. ~
M and Front-Lace
" Old Corset” comfort with
first wearing.
WEINGARTEN BROS. Inc.
hurl“; burglarized the house of Paul ‘
llOI .
l
i
{or
FIGURES
hips disappear;
st- lines more
awkward bust‘
and have the
BLENDER and
AVERAGE FIGURES ,
Give Style. Comfort'and per-
lectly fitting Gown. Long
wearing, they assure the
most in a comet at most
Economical Price.
W. B. Nuform
No. 929 $2.00
&" $5.00,»
New York" Chicago San Francisco
mu...— I
CORPORATIONS MUST FILE Rel LOCAL CLOTHIER HONORED. . ’
TURNS SOON. | A permanent organization of the re-
---- Ital! clothiers of New Fmglilnti, to be
Office of Tax Commissioner Awnits'ltnuwn as the New England Itrtall
income Reports. ,vCIolbitl-s‘ Association, and compris-
’I‘hc, oflice of the state tax commis-l ing the states of Massachusetts, New
riont-I is busily engaged ill present:l-Fampsldrt». Maine. (‘onmaI-ticui. .Vl'i‘-
in Itccivittg tax reports of corpora-f malt and illlodc Island. has jus‘. been
lions doing business in the slatte.5(.n,.,.,,d. While “f the New
’I‘In- .thlllt’l‘ part oi‘ the returns have lillciuntl ”a,” ,.,,,nlmmi\-,qy
Lilli-d? b9?" filed bl“ ll lb” expected :nmll in iti't‘a, their combined ntinilwr
th..i lllt‘l't‘ Mill be it rush in the tilinw of him"; chimera 3.: very large, and
of Itpttrts on April '1, as the penalty H“ .1 estimation has started out with
'dm for “Mk“ to m” rcport~ the Itmrti llllllil attendance of any
’13 ”w" ‘lmt‘ ‘5 it “0‘4"." 0““- Tui- annual will-Intuition that has yet been!
lupnnssiouer William H. (‘orbin has‘ immed. J. IVJHIucIy Stevens, of the:
winter! out that all corporations in enterprising firm of Rogers and
tile state which have not yet filed rc- Stevens, has been elected a member!
pelts should give the matter attention ct’ lltf board of directors.
so ::~ to avoid the penalty which may —-
be lizipOfiCd by the commissioner for MILK PRODUCERS RAISING,
any neglect of the provision. PRICES AGAIN.
This Is the second year oi-tlle ad. PLAINFIELD. Conn. "March 27. —
ministration of the income tax law Milk producers between Providence
in Connecticut and about 5,000 cor- and Willimantic, ill H “H‘t'lilli: lust
[it-HIIIOIIS are required to file returns. held, decided ‘0 “01“ out {4" ll“‘ price
of slxiyfivc cents for u tcnq‘lnrt can:
most
are
1”,”.
Tile rerenue received from this
source last, year amounted to about or l“0i" ““1le All?” “l-‘il- Th“ It"
451.5..0‘000 cclvers of milk otferr‘d fifty cents a
________,. lean, an lnt"l‘i‘.‘i:“' of three (This over
ISPRING ADVERTISING. .rthc winter scale. .About eighty thou-E
_. ,» \jsnnII quarts of milk to shipped from}
'llmre is a good argument for IIII- ”‘9 “‘“hm'l (”Wild l'." ”W produc-l
“using at 9",”. “mo of me you” icra‘ omen: 'Lallou it i: understood that
but at no period is It stronger than u (ompntu oi ptoducers, in event of
in the spring. Everyone then wantsja strike, \.Ill take the milk to Provi-
'lt‘l‘.('l' :intl sell It {or the benefit of the
fil‘l‘itlllillg now. People are tired of
eating the same IIld things on their producers eliminating the wholesaler.
lfllllt‘fi, IIlIIl new delicacies and novel-E
tics appeal In thcm. It is a great HXWG ADVANCE
RATES.
tine for promotion to] the still of} ‘
In" -.\ IIIIr-s or to introduce any IIII..d “ ASIII\GTON, “”9“
l
IN FREIGHT
27 .mTlle‘
(l .t plodutt to people who don't Itprcscntatlvcs ”f more than ”mull
kn ::h..ut ii. railloads luct today with the Inter-l
M dry goods and “mm”; lines. state Commerce Cd‘mmission to dis-
lcuss informally proposals looking to It,
general advance of irelght rates. ill-l
dications were that an increase of Int ‘
in household
is a time
\.“:“\' one is Iltlyin'1,
furniture and stipplitv: it
of runewnls.
lint propit- do Illll spend all this 198.: than ten per cent. would be,
mine) Mmlflfily. Th,“- fee! keenly sought. Eastern roads are reported:
u... high prices. and are looking as having in mind i: Iiitoen per rent;
I
Increase. ,
It was stated nuthorlmtively liza‘l
the Centmissicn would not give its
sanction to any advance whatever in
rates without Inwstignting the renal
onuhleness of the proposed increases
and giving all concerned an oppor-
tunity to be heard.
; MUNICIPAL OWNERSHIP IN
I CHICAGO
The following incorporation papers' CHICAGO, March 27,—A majority
“791‘“ filed in Hartford yesterday to! the council wants the city of Chico-
Connecticut Laboratories, Inc., Ham- go to engage in buying and selling ice,
den; authorized capital stock, $50,000; coal and food as a "war measure." By
divided into 500 shares, par value 8100, a vote of 52 to H. the council last
business to bc beugn on $47,200; incor- night. decided to recommend amend-
WI‘MOI‘S. 5- - “00881913 3- H- Gould, 5 ments to the charter designed to re-
F Beardsley imove the restrictions which now pre-
Housatonlc Shipbuilding company. vent the operation or these industries
Stratford; twenty shares subscribed, by the municipality _
par value $100; business ll] be begun, The proposed charter amendment!
on $2, 000; oflioels: President F E. are intended to give the city power to
Morgan: [treasurer and secretary,loperatc ' cold stmage plants, coal
Carl Foster. jyards, ice plants. public retail mat
Beachcresl Realty company, Bridge- kets and bakeries.
port; 500 shares subschri’oed, par '1"
value, 81b0, business to be begun on GETTING RECRUITSM IN BOSTON.
$50,000; officers: President, G. T. BOSTON, March 27.—The possibil-
Ovlatt; vice-president, Bessie AL Tur- ity of obtaining recruits for the army,
ner; treasurer, J. A. Turner: sec-re- navy, and National Guard from the
tary, A. E. Oviatt. ranks of men who apply nightly for
around sharply to see where they can
get the most for their money. liar-
gains advertised in the newspapers
get the bulk of the trade. And the
merchant that advertises gets his
name :beforc the public, and fihcy
feel interested to try him out.
INCORORATIO’N NOTES.
———~
your m Linseed Oil.
- load and shelter at the Wayfarers
' Dodge,
been recognized by Mayor Carley. The
mayor has arranged for a recruiting
officer to be stationed at the lodge.
FAVORS UNIVERSAL MlLITARV
TRAIIIIING.
. ~ 5 ‘39 Y“ obtatn Emmi durability and COVef- ammonium), 111., March 28..——-
. . ‘% ing 1 an The Lam' PAmT i3 5° Universal military ’traluing was an-
? 3" if warmly gmd that it is known as the domed by the Illinois Senate today
‘ ‘ G ‘Mootor Paint. ” It’d produced by one
. whet"? 'fmngdeal Miami: sold 17 only one
up 0 en in various t
_‘ in the U ‘S. owns
Wmmmmmmmm
Willa qualityauddom
atrium
.. beatofotbcr I: do t
, lawman mint—mommfimfiimt?
I gmw
rig-lion.
V m mm" on“!!! OF PAINT YOU 08"
in adopting without. dissent a resolu-
' lion urging Illinois members of Con-
' guess to use all eiforts to establish
such a system.
PROTECTING UNITED BTATE9
., amwmo
SALT~ LAKE CITY. March 27,—".l
‘ have'no Objection to seeing the Stars
. and Stripes flying beside the English
and Erench' flags in Order that‘the
united States shipping shall. he go
‘ tented," :niid United States‘Senxtor
the
L
am" " ’ *“d
,m,M M
maintained by the city. has.
- You amply dampense. sponge or unit.
. . , and it is well, to
not. paiections early. ,
E V. ‘ Quin floor.
fi‘}.lba
First of all
. Select vour Corset
Then your outer ap-
parel will look as if it
belonged to you and had»
been made for you ex-
clusively. -
The Warner Radiant
and W Cornet: in
new models for the sea-
son of 1917 are needy
and will be shown this
weak.
. Style. beauty and cum-
not an all cxmcgsed in
these fine models.
Expert designers who
have studied :11! features
desirable in a good coxsci and who have been care-
iui in selecting materials, lune accomplished better
results this season than ever before.
I .
Bi-mieres. In Ct'mncction, correct models in ap-
proved materials. A Brassiere gives the finishing
touch and perfects the figure. All: to see the "Gilt-
Edge” Biassieic. “mm“ "W
For the Children
A cut of Playthings, Eas-
ier eggs, white rabbits white
Iiuokliiigs and downy yellow
chickens, otters II chance for
those In search of odd things
for little folks.
Little’ White Egg! with
pink decoratiom are full of
little yellow chickens. One
For Easzer Gifts
A Small Double Basket for
the tOp of the dresser, one
side a pincushion, tllé other
a receptacle for knick
knocks. An effect in green
and pink with a hit of gilt
tinsel. 00 ots.
8mm Pads, assorted col-
50 0“. It bunch.
ors,
- - talus ll entail brood.
A My Traveling Basket, "3 “’“
silk lined with different cOIII- 50 ct: alum
partments and decorations. Dolls and Doll Furnishings
$6.00 in variety.
Envelope Basket with silk
decorations. 02.00
Sweet Grass Baskets and
Fancy Bags, Pinnnshions Itnd
Cretounc Bags in great va-
riety.
Painted Woodm Bow
decorated with geese, ducks,
cats and dogs. amusing for
children.
Attention is directed to
the case of unusual and bean-
tiful French Novelties.
Art. Department, third flOor.
" l3”
Seculld floor. 1“ I
Envelope Bug's with top
strap handles, linings of
moire in pearl gray, tcsctla
and other shades, inner com—
paltmcuts and fittings. with
money poekcts mirror, etc.
bospocili.
Chinese Book Marin and
Paper Button. Paper knives "' lit
of carved and doooralcd bone
with silk cords and tunnels,
enameled beads and other
ornaments. ,
$1.00 to $2.60 each.
;.:
J.-
l”:
untied COI
MW '0»
WALSH LEONARD BOUT POST HYDRAULlC COMPANY
PONED. l OUT AFTER POADHERS
NEW YORK. March 2R.~~'l‘hc tell-g ..-.—..
round-bout between F. Welsh, the Doesn' t Want Hunters to Kill its Birds
lightweight champion, and Benny, Raproppmmivps of the Bridgeport
ut‘t'lm'd Whit??? “*5 l" h“? Wk?“ Hydraulic Company appeared before
Ilim'i‘ here tonight. has been DOM the committee on fish and same yes
pontd until April 4. Leonard is SUT-{torduy afternoon in favor of a bill‘l
{critic from an attack of allow. ’that would prohibit fishing and
- :hunilng in or upon waters or land
I {of the Bridgeport Hydraulic Com-i
" “MR ls 13W ’pany. The. committee wan informed
lthat poachets were continually tres-.
RAY, "SE SAGE IfAlpasslng on the property of the coulfI
G pany for hunting purposes and that
!it was Impossible to secure the cowl
Here's Grandmother's Recipe to Dark. viction of these men. The company
on and Belutlfy Faded Hair wants the legislature to make it a
That beautiful, even shaker dull violation of a. state law to trespass
glossy huh can only be hadby brcu jug on its pmperty and shoot the
a mixture or ... ge 1:3. .. .4 llwurfi ‘phensams and quail that are raised
Your hair is your charm. it makes or by the company. unless the hunter
more the face. When it indfs, tulns hasa license from the company.
gray or streaked, just an application W
01‘ two of Sage and Sulphur enhances . COFFEY STOPS KELLAB.
its appearance a. hundmdiold NEW YORK, March 28. ——Jim Cof-
lure; ion can get this famous old rec-a “Ken-Ir «of lilalitiomia in the third
ire improved by old addition at out-l round ot a ten round match
It is (“filled threw up the sponge Coffey weighed
lie, all ready for use.
lttc pounds; Kellar m.
Wyctb's Sage and Sulphur Compound
This can always be depends: upon to
bring back the natura‘ color tin-ll lu5~ FIVE COUPLES SEEK
the of your hair. — l LEGAL SEPARATION
Everybody uses “Wyatt's Sage and Five suits tor divorce were tiled yes
Sulphur Compound" new because it wrday In the superior court. Irish
darkens so niiturdliy and evenly that. Part, Wilson of Bridgeport wants a
nobody can tell it has tau applied. divorce hom Edythe tier-man Wilson,
nee Lyon, of parts unknown, charging
-Mertion on October 14.
couple was married on’ Manon 4,1896.
50591311 Winn d! this'volty seeks
Va divomsxtrom allowable Rama's.
new Dimaucki} of Ptuu'gl, Russia.
mains infidelity with Walter Mar-
‘vush with it and draw this through
the hair. taking one email strand at a
lime;' by morning "the my hair has
disappeared. and 1after another appli-
cation it becomes'beautifully dark and
appears glossy hod- lustrous Thin
renown-use preparation is a delight-
Yul toilet requisite for those who lle-‘
mnemedmmyfimo
dirednrkhalrmdayonthmlm‘ pt
3;: women.
Dont bother to prepare the mix-I fey, the Dublin Giant, stopped TQII‘Yi.
l
in
or ingredients for 50 cents a large bol- thoklyn last night Kellar's seconds
1004. The ‘
Out flowers trail Dv'eix
day. Roses, DaflodflaW
Sweat Pena. will; It!” M .
S
r , Collars
Fancy Collar: in,a large variety of colorings.
Crepe dc Chine, Georgette and Pongee in old blue,
peacock, copper, coral and brass. Stenciled and geo-
metric designs ‘and hand embroidered flowers in a
combination of colorings,
$1.50, $2.25 up to $4.50.
Nooogoys of small races pamies and forget-mac
$1..00
$1.00 and $2.25.
Main floor.
.‘B
11;»
u_-4,. .. . .
.‘LA _‘
nots
Roses, of brilliant line,
-431 '
t
Suits for Large Women
After much experience the Read House is in 0
position to give perfect satisfaction in styles for largo
These suits are made up by manufacturers
who make nothing but garments for large ,womeru
for it requires skillful designers and a careful selec-
tion of materials. All at moderate prices, flufi",-
.4 all)“; 3:59: L-J .
r .. ........M. 17..)_~‘\“—~ ‘VA Mafia...“ —4.I'MML-. w» -——
'1'!
311:1
Suits for Girls '
A large assortment of youthful styles, In materi-
als which are fashionable. Checks and mixtures, plain 1
scrges in straight lines and all perfectly tailored. In
connection are the “Shoe-top” Suits. H'
'3‘
The Hat
With hundreds of Hats
and practically all differ-
ent, it is impossible to
give any adequate idea
of the attractiveness of
the Millinery Section. All
smart shapes for early
Spring are shown and
many distinctive models
from Knox, Gage
Vogue.
' Smart Tailored Hats,
Dress and Semi-dress
HI“. é
”6
menial
Second floor.
It
couple were nlairicd on NO\ ember 18,
1912. I . George A. Knapp of BridgeportI
Anne :3. Oakley oi Redding, nee seeks a divorce from Edna May Brown
Smith. in her action for divorce from Knapp of \ew York city on the
'Gccrge E. Oaklev of Danbury, chums ground of ticsettion on February 22.
inteniperance and cruelty and asks' 1914. The couple was married in Nor-
for the custody of a minor child. The milk on March 18,1903.
Neponsei floor Covering
AT
A. Dickerman 8; Son
South NorWalk, Conan.
We have just received a splendid lot of Middy Blouses
that every young wolnan must have.
Ver‘y smart models made of galatea or China silk—all .
' white, blue and white,“ 10d and white, in Norfolk and
regulation styles, with or without pockets.
Some are laced at neck and sides, others variously
trimmed with piping of contrasting materials.
All of them unopfionally desirable. Sizes .14 to 44.
- $1 00
UP
brute, o! Flaunt, Russia. The couple ‘ ,
couple was married on August 5, 1906. .
Norwalk Chronicler