nmruzmr‘ 1‘..n~ -————-—— 5 ~. Howumo's Entrances on Main Street, Filmtld Avenue, Cannon Street - 17"" .v...” *km- Speed up! Buy your Bridgeport’s quota m nomw IOIWALI m m Mme ‘II‘ Ar 9...... LibertyBondNovir". must be met---an‘d we must subscribe now. Let no city outstrip us. Let us each do , our share. Make your subscription > one of which you may be, proud!’ New Straws, . sale at $1. Great hiu' smart stylish lot of: straw hats for wom- In and 101- Willi)" toms—especially attractive in ev- or) war —— $1. Sew graeI in] shapes both small and medium. Llylll hues 11111stlv,1111ite and pongee, but some _ ' Evan Williams sings “A Little Bit oi lloney ’i ‘ I blues and him ks. 0t IIIIIIIilla straw and of chip and of “patenti Mi- lan’ 11hiI 11 Is quite II clever imitation of Milan lIIaid. So greed oi‘ line, that they may be easilv and simply trimmed with pleasing effect. l-lxira value— $1 Second floor. Books that bring .. different view! ' . III the midst of war, when our daily paper tells us 111' things stIaIIIrer than the brave tales of other da1s for :111 hour or two in different atmosphere, tui'II to some one of these new books just published at on 11- 111. . I 'l 1111 lII'11e lite and action and interest They are. viIIIIIIIIIs. 'J‘-III1' tell of unusual i1 cialents in 1111- 119 ml iashiou. '.i‘ he Short (‘ut——Jacksou (liens. "1'. [West and Id a lame 11'.I»111a11 'lhe liuIIteIl \\om::1n-——JIII. es 0 Curwood. A storv oi' the \or'tl111est .I1tl1rill with action. The llIiIle iii a Moment—J ‘arolvn Wells A ' mystem stIII'_1 111-1' unusual. The Last of the l’lIIiIIsIneII——Zane Gray; knows the West i'ully. Main floor, rear. ‘_ Rug. jump , is coming. I , A lot of 111;.r IIIakers have advanced their prices. Others will follow ’i‘lI‘ev must; for yarns and every- thing else keep climbiuII 111 price. “he-1111111111 s pr ices go higher, retail prices will. A tale of the who lut now, rugs are plenty herc—and prices are attrar 111 e. .Some are even lower than usual! Kleariiax linen rugs in two sizes, for example, re ready at special price—because the mill will no onger make llll‘lllllll the particular colors. Pure linen lugs, of rmnarkable weight:— 0 by 00 inches, reg $5. Gil—$3 6 by 9 ft, reg $24—$l2. it, WOOII-aIId—fiber rugs, good weight and a durable a 1 i . brie, attractim patterns and good colors:— ' .— 6 by 9 ft-—‘-$7. 50 71/ by 9 ft—$10 .I' ' 9 by 1.2 ft —$10 to $17. 50 -~ 1’ 'Axminster rugs, a special collection in one size 1111 in mixed brown and green effects,.0riental and Final] allover designs—8 1'4, by 10 1-2 feet—$21. , Roxbury seamless Brussells rugs, especially ‘ 006 for dining and living rooms where a rug is ex- gonad to much servicea— 7by9ft—$l5 8]-'4by101-2 ft—$25 FT? " 9 by 12 ft—$29 ‘ PI" ’A'xminster oriental rugs and small-figured rugs, ustrous and beautiful, 9 by 12 ft-—$25 Seamless Arminstcr ‘53, beautiful two-toned an dgmy cats and medallion or cl? "36 to 54 fiche" over patterns' in rich col- by 12 n—cso Special Wilton rugs of 111111111111 weight 111111 thie- pure ,wooi, rich colors, deep and soil: of sur- chum are. “ammo ' _ if s‘ltcwvh‘ iv ‘7 Best Victors of many a month. 'Ahna Gluek,Galli-Cu1ci, Caruso, John McCor-I 1nack,—'-whafi a quartette they are! Among the Victor records IIIII this month, isa splendid song from each. 2., And violin by Zimbalist, new popular songs,-- Each one on a Howland Sealed record, that makes sure it 1s pe1fcet.' I For no I'Iowland Sealed record is marred, none has ever been played! » , Not one e\t1.1 cent to pav; just regular price. l'ourth floor. Wom en’s-a graceful .. tanlow shoes. Cheer and brightness mark all tan shoes, high on low. , ' E Special grace caud beauty marks these new low, ones i or 11 omen They are trim, new in line, fit with excellent ef- fect. I Tau calf 111th wing tip and Cuban heel—$5.50 i Dark tan kid, plain toe, 11 cited sole, Cuban heel, ——9,~'6 Dark tan kid with broad toe and military heel, 11' cited sole—$6. 50 Tan calfskin with 11mg tip, militar 1' heel, welted. sole—$7. Main floor, rear. One Dollar secures 111embership 111 the Howland sewing-machine club—and gi1es immediate possession of a guarans teed se11'iIIII-maIlIine at low price. A member of the llowland club buys a Howlando machine at its regular cash pi Ice—and 'pays that price in small sums at c011ve11ienhintervals. A member pay s only the regular cash price; 1111 interest—no dues—not one penny extra. And Howland machines are great value! They, are easv running ,quiet do every sort of home sewing -_—and cost but $19.00 00-$25 to $45 , Skirts made-1 I for $1? .25“ Pick the very one which best suits you. . Get the woolen fabric, or the mixture or the me hair, from which you wish it made. $ 25And it will be made for a tailoring charge of but 1'. Yes; it will be made to your content; it will fit properly, it will be nicely finished, it will be satisfacI tory. Fabrics will cost anywhere from 850 to $4 a yard —and will be Worth every penny ofthat cosh . l Handsome serges and poplins and granite weave: Faneygra able Memorable—$3 toured . , "Ii MW*“”IM “w Here are e21 different new graceful skirt styles, . -toupoI Icnd brown and. green and navy and and tan old-blue and purple and 1111th: . c;-85c to .41 yard yaniitaumixturcs ecpeciallypcrle" EVERY” AMERICANS" DUTY. To work. economize, and lend money ito the government is the duty of every 'Arnericnn. mllundredl of thousands of our men have beq- callcd to arms and taken away from the productive forces of the country Hundred- oi thousands of others have been diverted from producing things used in peace to producing things used in war. . in the face of this lessened produc- tive force and production a great and unusual drain upon our resources is made by our Army and Navy and our allies. Work and speedup production 10 economize in consumption to lessen as much as possible the drain upon our re- sources; lend your money to your gov- make up (or the lessened production; ' eminent to prosecute . this war sue-f ‘cessfully and make our soldiers pow‘ ertul. elective. and victorious. Every American can do an individual. iservlce to his country by working. sav fins. Ind buying Liberty Bonds. i NEW TELEPHONE S'l‘ATIONS ,Twcniyoix instruments Installed ln‘ l Norwalk During Put Month " l ‘ollowlnz is a list of new telephones suing ol’ the last list Cut this out and iI. ’pastc in the back of your Ilir'neclory PLO! rumm- ._ -m- _.__ .._._.-..~- 3c Square de Fairlie come ELINOLEUM: 85c Sqr; are Yd. No Charge lI‘or Laying. ANGEVINE FURMTURE 00. BLOUSES ' ‘ Charming styles of Georgette Crepe and Crepe dc Chinc'in ‘v white, fiesh pink and dainty pastel shades, beautii’ully hand- ‘ embroidered or beaded or-s'n simpler tailored fafliion. lName T.el No. l .1 ATWBE l'l‘hos. Bradley. é ' . . . ' . . 62 anmin mun. N} 9 .11 1,. , Attractive Lingerie Blouses, 01"th voile and fine Mime, , Mm Mary mm - -- In dainty, yet serviceable ctylcsyinclnding thcpopuhc “Slip. , ,2. 41'. France mm, x. 2011' . Over" models. each one expressing some new idea of Mining. 11: M. II. Fellcnbnum. i I, All sizes ' 1,: 111 “.9“, 1111111 street. 11151-21 ' a $1.00 TO 5350. 1.. iii. A. Foley, 1 7 Valley Plano. . .’ . .111»- Helen vi. (11111111. 169 liain'htreet. McMahon, CrI-mlns dz Worth- |inuton. lne.. 14 Orchard street. ” 999 John )lv'nttinen. ’ 1 SilverIIIlnII avenue. 1 Miss. GeIItrudc Nnttet’ord 1 208 Main street. i' l \‘orwalk Steamboat Linc,‘ Smith street. Norwalk. N. Y. Fruit 6‘, Produce Exchange, HS Washington street, 1 Miss Margaret O't‘I‘Innor, ‘ 13 Stuart. avenue. N. People's Meat Market. 28 Woodward aVeIpIe. 1, .\ir1-. 1:111:11. J. Price, i 23 Merwln street. Ham 0. Quick. l Crockett street, itowavton. den. of Richmond, _ 96 Main street, Norwalk. ‘Iixu. G. tuner. 59 V1111 Zandt street. 'W m. H. Smith Jr. ' 12 frame street Mile. IL. Sewarby, 9 Highland avenue. Summit. House, Il’ielle island. Taylor & Hoyty , 123 Water street. , l'. S. Shipping Board Emer- . ’ gency Fleet Corp. Wilson Point; ‘ , 711- .‘llss M. 1.; Van Auken. 42 Fairliehl avenue. 0.. H. Weed. .11 Hamilton avenue. '(‘arroll B. White. I 5 i I 1673-12 EIGHT UNCONTESTED DIVORCE l CASES ON FRIDAY CALENDAR Eight uncontested divorce cases are 1 against Eva Mez' sine; pelt 'l‘iee against Croyden iames Featherstono Vaughan; Pasqualc‘ Sal- zano against Ursula Snizano; inez Mire‘d Thomas Rowbottom;1«:iirabot}' Thompson Stephens gainst‘ Mela James Stephens: Anna blunting: against Anthony moo: Lillian Whiteley again Arthur Whimsy. _____......—.————-—— WOUIAD HIRE 100 PBISONERB. HARTFORD. April 12. ~Hishwav commissioner Charles J Bennett has made an oiler to the county commie stones of Fairfield county to hire one! hundred primers to be employed on commas». the cute to my the coun- ryntthcutpoiuJUudoy tortn isborolcoanu. ordain-mountain 1111111 In colts. mourn-1W 1' 11.111. considered. 1115-11 , 78 Ward street. . 694-13, George Whone, 22 barre street, 543-5 111-11. 1.. 11111211111171- Wilocn, 17 Franklin street; 52-2 . cmtyVm receive 50 cents and tiic'l 10:111.; } I I I ! i l Price Il'cm'bplmr'lr 25 «no. (Mr 000 designs! Everyone may be reproduced exactly by min: WWW"!!! ‘ ' April P-twno Now My James; Donnciiv 4:22:35 -. - on the docket for the short calendar“ session of the Superior court today. 1 They are as follows: Edward 131911111113: Lenona Clam- Tice; Percy Vaughan. against Ellen Pratt against Albert L. Pratt; Jose: I phine Chopin Boerum Rowhottom "'1 i I the highways of the state during the» Roydsccietyiirimbroidery. Package outfits include a large variety of original designs inmade-up dresses torchildrcn, m adwp lingerie undergarw merits and decorative novelties.- CROCHET MATERIALS Crochet-White and fast. colors. - . Gordichct-Whitc, corn and boil proof colors. A complete line of white and fast color Embroidery Cot- ton and celests Artificial Silk Also rour Strand. Satin r1o1i1n column-boil proof. - LII. MYAELLETTE ,sswmaron I'L' somaommk. / - Fast Weight Service “Between This City i, ‘ I The NorWalk rune mm 1111111. ‘ STEAMEEf “CLIO” f,‘ ‘ r'£. .5.
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