Beaver Boards tor Ceilings
You seldom see a plasbrosilingthatdeesu’sshm
and slams.___ ,
. fligfi '....‘.‘.2 55.. we“, nmqfim 95.33:: ‘ NorWalk’s lending Dry Goods Store
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33 So. Main St. So. Norwalk'.
.Lund other belongings had been remov-I
led from the roadside. shore the {ti
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THE STYLE STORE FOR WOW WHO plow.
.. ‘White and Fancy Designs ‘
es and so Inches Long
. 390 Per Yard
out: on. CLOTH .
' run Width 12 Inches
Plain and Fancy Patrons ‘ FOR THAT ,;.
‘ 510c Per Yard
New Baby Carriage
‘ .I'.‘
Smith. Underwood ..-1. “
Remington, all other '
. makes, sold. rented
repaired. Rentals 80 ,
per 'month. Machines "
sold at 85 per month.
, PLUMBER
5 5TYPEWR5ITER EXCHANGE
Falrtleld Ave., Bridgeport, Conn
fiBUlL'l' rveszrsns
j 5 In Any color or finish
From 319-98 (0 $650
{The Baby
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1 Body. 1 Attachment.
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rolled to any part of she house. Come in
linoleum
~ Rugs
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seei’t.
OPEN
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ACCOUNT
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"Sleek oi Merchandise!
Ranges , Furniture“
“,5...i?fs.fii$i‘ ' Hoosier Kitchen “Cabinets
lie-Specialize in Furnishing llotne's Complete
5 nave Atty 5m
“stigma Sterling Furniture, Co.
- ms 3°50“? Phone 105, 157-131 WASHINGION ST.
rot «o.
no nxomoan.
Renew Ava ’
. noawau
twenty more men are issIosi
Thetofilvalasnl
wmtxbrox. April 5.4m” ,5”
all loae‘st through German sub
tie molecules and other ‘lsw
operations continue to grow. no;
"N
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5. :plealt in his platiorm that will head 5
5 Is tlbideal crib for the coming summer. Full size crib
., ACCOUNT ”I
orwoy“ I- ‘51th
losses lines the flushing mm'
war amount to us mellow; In so rm.
We innate 0! 155.101.!“ veiled at
”10.0000“. . l '
35K
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PLEA POI! DOGS. ’
sir Editor As a plain, eVery-dny‘
1American. and I'dog lover l can net;
, 5 help but admire the noble and worthy
1’ :appeal 1 your appeal in'mnklng qn
' behalf or
Ethere not .‘some way that the dog 0th-
' ere might rise tip in a body end protest 1 ,
; against the sereve restrit lions that the, “
poor dog is subject to in the state
Connecticut. The dog is not a solitary.
family; they are of a so; in! breed with
Ilovo to roam nnd gather in packs." 0‘
There are many dog laws mode It 5"“
Li nardlcss of what injustite is done to “-
t.ho owner. Too much DOWH‘ given to plant 8‘ ll
I n bout KM“. irom this
any one individual I) ngs n 3100000.
'. ct' like. tactics. That power, not mean
in: any harm works destruction. dis-
Illllpl‘. and demoralim good len-
.aiblo brotdntinded viyws toward our ‘
Iiellowmau. When the laws that are 'u
I passed in our legislature hells on the
‘dog question or In fact any question 0'
ishould he made- to apply (1
Ithe statues ni voted by
l. to: may one individual to build on or:
[5 take away, at: the mind of some people,t_
{when left alone to rule view the cost-
ditlun very narrow and consequently."’ ”“3“” "l "’9
bu uilding
tm pt ~\io.122 Woodiaul strum
where a tire started through It short
circuit do the electric motor systtm
and prevailed what In. 'ght have bun
5 many stiller tor the blunders oi one oi
' them. Why not all oLIl dog owners'
‘this condng tall. stand by and vote,
Her the representative that will put a
It the poor dog and his owner, and”.
there are dog owner! enough so thef
state or Connecticut to get some men
023k dug laws mud it they will
open their eyes and get busy.
1 All at these drastic dog measures have
«been put over by a small percentue
or constantly ltiollnx doubters. who
never met.- to keep alive the luepidon
that the dog is a dangerous demon and
to!
—, majority of you dog lovers lit idly ‘11
and never oile'r even it mild p'ro‘iest on
behsit ct your worthy friend, your do;-.‘
. You pay your license fee, feed and care!
' for your dog, and then you are dra.-'
ged into court. you Ila! your and}
walk away, and still Isay you have
got a vote. hot n voice,itnd a loyal Am-
erican citizen. Then once Iigain i say.
_ to you dog owners—Exercise your.
rights <
I remain, one who belilves in a bu.
mane movewent toward min of- Uncle
Sums best friends the that
JUSTICE.
MISS DAVENPORTS
' TRIAL ADJOURNED ,
(Continued.— rrom First Page).
Attorney. Gray stated that be had
not had time to prepare his case, and
,nsketl for an adjournment. The coun-
-".sel lor the State said that he was
ready, and at first the justice seemed
3 inclined to proceed to try theses-c,
3 but with further pleadings or the de-
tense. he agreed to adjourn the heare-
ing unt.l Monday alternoon at two
2, o'cloelty. .
i Counsel tor the defense then asked
that Bliss Davenport be paroled in
l the cure or her counsel .nnd her broth-
59.. Timothy Davenport. of New York
who was present. but to this the
tsto's counsel objected. , and asked
. tor bonds in the sum or 81. 000. Atter~
Int-y Davis then addresled, the calm
isnd urged that the bonds be fixed
'5" the sum new
Nodal II M' :
‘5 After some heretics: the “WW
anathebaosstthesumoIWO
”George W. Ogdoss. who iivll directly
across the. street mm Hill Daven-
silt and 5 3 ‘that
.-
85tlcles hnd been placed on Wedneiidav.
much “mm dog 1., concerns were destroyed.
’Astor House ,lamous years ago whenl
he l'nlon Station was located in the 3
eat Bottoms. was one or the build
of inns destroyed. I
an Wort.
born!
I m 880 today his sister.
7:39.; 3:), Marshall was iatuily burned at hot
body Just what they mean and not left, ”0""! he
nurses at St
:uuietly to work with ilre cstinzui: --h
the down until iii-omen uni-'51 The
.damage was slighL There one truth
mtlonte overhead, who r new nothing
LADlEfl' AID south! or 81'.
5 errati's LUTHERAN cuuncn. . .
MraCoddeu'l’eleowlt
mrmo_— -"I tram? forty
5'3“"
ANSAS CITY,
MO, HAS THREE
BLOCKS BURNED:
'P‘"
(Continued m Page one)
Six lirethen were injured. nont seri | 55
oust), and a boy has run mer and ;
billed by a tireman' 51 motor car lluiltl
tings occupied by eighteen businessl .
' The old.
Rochester'a Lola 8100M.
RDI‘ HF‘S'I‘BR. N. Y., April' .2. Fire
supposed .ncendiary origin early to
\ desttoyed the live buildings oi thy
ll. Osborne Company canning
clty.. involving a loss or
Danhury new Nearly Suflocated.
ilANllURY, April 5.——Charles )I.
sixty. narrowly escaped
docstionln a are that damaged his
82.000 early thit morning. A week
Mrs. George. F
FORD Mir" 5- A mil! down
“A T
’1 Francis Hospl: 5.! went
cell It at tho
housing the mnternt. y no-
nserioul situation. They kept the
the danger until it was- over
5,.
l‘
3.
onooye. Pails, twenty miles :—
on Quin street to the extent .
See Our Alter Easier
MILLINERY
Entirely new strict new shapes. such as were not .
shown until now. We have them In large varieties
at ponulsr prices
Boy’s Double-Wear Suits
’ Sizes 6 lo 18
$4.98 to $10.00'
‘7
For safety of
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. poop BUY :9
, CONSER LIBERTY é
varIoN. BONDS ‘3!
5. The duty or
every Ameri- America, the
'lreetiem oi the 3
can is to can
see and the . "
,3.“
‘ and Sugar for peace of the t
will-{allies and wot-ta, We 3“
lor our'hoyl at MUST WIN A
no: wart. " i/
theiront. "
Yettefii‘y afternoon the regulnri
they make themselves head from one monthly' business and social meeting
end of the state to the other. while the or the moiesh
'lllfl lllllllGE Ill
Aid Society of 5L5;
WOMAN’S lllE
Maybe Passed inSafety'
and counters. 5
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lure, Bedding, Carpets, Bugs, Draperies, Linoleum, Congo
letun in beautiful patterns, exclusive designs; also Window.
Shades and House-Furnishings of every description, at modez.
lte prices for worth-while quality. V
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55.5555;; consortium“, 5 ..
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iPeter's Evangelical Lutheran church VALUE OF TELEGRAPH COM
‘was held at the home oi hire. J. Bru+ 5 PANIES.
lehwein. 9 list: ler street. Alter busi- l -- “.2, 5.
nels matters had been discussed and; WASHINGTON, Aprii :5 '11" I55 5,.
the various reports approved of the state Commerce commfim, mg, ., .,v.
usual rerrshntetits' consisting at ‘bnlte tiered an investigation .55 55.. ,.2;..
and 00180 were served. The do“; all Valuation oi tony-live ll'ibi‘llttl
“199““! wilibebeldm‘lthe “I'll “'17-" and cable companies Ill'Olltl‘lv‘. 5va It.
day in May it! ll": MN! Mill "1 their financial condition. l-i milat I; 5;: I
”19 church ”I" In "firearms will “qu5055 proceedings of m. lroads ll
entertain. (lt'r Way lor several years.
m , The inquiry is understood to be un-
NEWSPAPER MAN DEAD. deflationi brilnolpnlly“ to shutter, ‘tho 5
Pa. A rli {tritium comm as on n pass g on ra t- qu-
103:} $17335, editor? oithe Colt" lions and includes the Postal Tele- 35'
his In. all one or the best new arson Cowhoydfim York: Mot!-
thlo section. died hay Telemvb Cable. Catnpany,
Which-e in Colombian": may. itimgiflfiniii” 1:“;
a native or Yer . II It Or
u. m [mind . Kansas,
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Norwalk Chronicler