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Bridgeport
MAY SALE
A Great Bargain Offer of
House9 Dresses,
.PIBDAI-l, HINGE“ AID QWY.
PrettygtIy-qu, delightful coloring—plaids. stripes and dot-
tedeli‘ectsh, “with beltandcollarstrnnmedwnhembrotd
ery. cause
Seveulhm of them to seisct irons, and everyone in the
lot worthregnlm-y 33.0044 newlsysaleieature
$1.50 ’
soil “rosin runs
regularly 35 to $8 at $3.95
. 've assortment of summer shoes, including
.White .. KirkOuy’Kid, champagne Kid: Havana Brown
Kid, BIlaok‘Blued Kid. Gunmetal Cal! and Patent 691th all
:11me stylei. 1935‘ and short Iyamlztlastsm aislin and fancy ,
s on ion y 0. rump!
era gist-1:361:13 have wbb'd ’vdrit! leather Louis he'e Em others;
srelnmilitaryandOubatshllsls. Fine hand turned shoes in sizes
2 to s, widths M u; e. Oholoe at
$3.96pair
Russo—Emilia.” . clal--RUGS
not: nuns at 981:
31.50 cologne
A large pink 'in is" 31$dred dllferent color combiner
tions, many 01111 with sumac contrasting borders. All have
tinged ends. Attodsy' s market price a MI rug at 980 is a
wonderful birgiui. . = :: - '
$1.136 903.131”.ka BUGIS,A1'$129.
A spi e nd veranda-rug 27x54 inches in a variety of colors
and stall» name£f£lrdx"1s‘ is a strndard 01- quality and
axoarantee’bf‘flltthwm “ " “ .
,.s " PRINTED TRY BUGS, AT $1.19
F A durebig, attract ctlve apostry Oirpet Bug, size 27x54
inches. mmme the best oi wear and are splehdid for summer
cottages as well as for home use in the city. Splendid value at
such low price. ’
‘ 1 anoint—son: .wssu suns at 49c
.THEY’RE REGULAR}; 99 T0 $1. 60 VALUES.
Made up in nest checks and stripes with" collars of contrast-
ing shades. Sizes 4 to 8- gm. Models are belted, and very be-
.coming. If you want a bargain in a Wash Suit—see these.
CHILDREN 8 BOMPBBS of line Ghanibrsy, worth $1. 26-— .
BOYS’ GAPS regularly 500 and 75c~at. .............. 19c
CHILDREN'S ROIMIPERS 01.119 Ghambray, worth $1. 25—-
” age of 308 lest"59th street,
NOR WALK 3}
SOCIETY
and Personal";
Savage-Smith
A pretty borne Wedding was so.-
emnised at 7 Quinlard Place. last es.
ening, when Mrs. Edna M. Smith.
daughter of Mrs. Julia Quintard, was
joined in marriage with {teary nB.
Savage. Jr. son of Dr Henry B. Sav-
"New
York city. Rev. Albert. 3. Bastien!-
floated.
There were no attendants, and the
ceremony was of the quietest char-
acter. and“ inherited by a tow near
relatives and lriends. ‘
The bride's gown of blue Geor-
gette crepe over silk toulard of the:
same shade made her a most charm
lug picture She carried a Magnet
0! white roses.
'Mr. and Mrs. Savage are popular
members of Norwallt social circles
The groon1.who has been associated
for some years with the H. B. Clafllu
Co.. is a member of the National Ar-
my, and will Stall! for a Georgla can-
tonment camp the coming Sunday.
Another War Bride.
Ralph W Sedlmayer, one of the 164
men who left Stamford yesterday
morning for Camp Upton. decided
Wednesday‘ evening that he had rather
leave behind a wife than a sweetheart.
and was married to. Miss Marion To
tilas. A farewell reception followed
the wedding, with music and dancing
until a late hour. Many xlfts white re-
ceived by- the couple. Among those
present were Sherman Powers.M1-s J.
Williams, Miss K. Williams. Miss Kitty
Newma‘n of Norwalk. Mr. and 'Mrs.:
William Wassing of Bridgeport; Mini
James Toner. Mr. and Mrs. singe-
wsld and Mr, and Mrs. Henry Moller
or South Norwalk. Miss J. E. buecke
a} Brooklyn. Mrs. C. Caldwell and son.
Ipaugh of Darlen.
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BOYS’ WOOL SUITS, formerly to $5. 98—at ........... $3.50
W - s--. A-.. 322-.-
WILL PROSECUTE SLACKEIIRS
WASHINGTON, May 23 -'Slackers
GeneriGe1an 1 .
:whc leave the countr) to escape draft a r guy ‘ nour (ed 10d”
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will be prosecuted under the selective in Bridgeport on their return They“,
service not on their return Attorney-_ have the best wishes of their many’
COMMERCIAL STATIONERY
9 Everything For the Office
.x . ‘ at .
1: FRED H PONTY 8
Books, Filing Devices,
-. .- Typewriter Papers ‘ '
.I_. Dubber Stamps to Order. .
‘ ‘I-‘Ilfricegmowest Iin‘the‘iGity. f
'3: Palaco Theatre Building“ 1
Dorlon House
Shore Dinners
Steak, Chops and
Chicken.
A ‘LA CART E
All Kinds oi Sea Food ,
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South Norwalk, con’n.‘ ‘ l
wy-f‘
and the head nerves and appetite go wrong.
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‘lVllt; ill!
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and kidneys to order. Thelr gentle laxatiVC effect
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digestion to take care of it.
and you are fréc from constipation.
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lilo,
V tuition is worth a pound oi cure.”
At all dmggistc,
10c. 25:;
Will never be troubled with ‘
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Mummers-".1113
“The Largest Sale of ..
Any Medicine in the World"
are the sure preventive of that commonest of common compl'unts,
Wllllll attacks men, 11 omen and children at this time of the \Cdl‘.
W hen you become run down your stomach goes back on 1011;
properly attend to work and have no ambition to do so; 11116111011
are bilious, and suficr from nausea; u hen sick headllchcs and
slceplcssncss makclife a Iburdcn Ianda curse—~it is‘ time for you to
in at the nearest drugI store and get a hex of Beecham’ s Pills.
remedy, as pure as it is wholesome, will quickly ut the stomach and 111 cr
banishes all impurities frbm
' the system and not only does your appetite return, but you have the
The kidneys and liver perform their dunes.
Y on sleep well, you feel Well, you are
well. Spring fever is as Unnecessary for you to endure as it if disalgrccsble.
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Beecham’ s Pills, the world’s best tonic, and
you may laugh at’ c'lull wlbds and wet feet.
Start the day with Beccham’ s Pills and you
An old adage tells us that “an ouncé o
Mr. and Mrs. Sedlmsyer and Mr. and
Mrs. Bogrel‘ie. Also Miss Helen To-
tlias of New Canaan and George Mills-
Hunted. Dwyer.
.Mr. and Mrs. George A. Husted an.
trounce the marriage~of their daugh
for Helen R., to John A. Dwyer ol"
Bridgeport Thursday. May 23. by the
Rev; E 13‘ Altklns at the Trinity
church Bridgeport. The only attend»
ants being Marion A. Hustod ll sister
‘of the bride and Oliver 1. Clark. bulb
of Norwailt. Mr. and Mrs. Dwye— left
on a short wedding trip and will rmidel
friends both in Norwalk and Bridge-
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A beautiful but quite wedding was
Solommlzed ut the Knight street, pal-
sonage, last night when Rev. 1. A.
\icCoy joined Pleasant Henderson and
,Mrs, Serena P. Meadows info the lioly
bond. A few friends or the bride and
.groom were present and extended
greetings to the happy couple. .
l Percival Wilmot, who has been in- the
|ileld hospital at iiouston, Texua. for
"some time. has been transferred to
gCnmp Upton. Long island. and is
lspending a few days with his sister,
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3 value to women
tire will: every box.
” STATE INSITUTION CROWDED.
' condition of the Conenctlcut Hospital.
for the insane at Middletown, the Nor lwhen Boschee' 3 German Syrup has
WlCh Hospital for the Insane and theabeen used so successfully for fifty- -two
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Voile Dresses for Summer
' Straight lines, tunic silects
'Attractive styles trimmed with in-
sertion and some with contr; sting
Wash. Skirts
. Piques, Bedford Oordo, Gabardinoa
and Mercerized Repp A few :11 1111111111
color, yer y servitcablc for every day
wear.
belts and collars. $295 $3 95 $4 95 $595
For women and misses, I and $6.95 ’
6. 95 s cial I I. I
$ p6 Dresses
Plaid Gingham Dresses ' Taffeta and Crepe de Chino“:
Plain or tunic skirts, late fashions a lunltcdstigagity only,
gal-50.81“ ”2'50 - while. they last.
. Noile Dresses for Stout Women Smocks
23:; stfi’glzsled patternstglong lines, One lot 01" fancy Voile 311160113,
3 ' special at $2.95
$8. 50 to $20. 00
There are Hammocks.
, Couch Hammocks with'springs, tufted mat-
tresses and «Onvenient pockets on head or foot
(18. .. '5
They me in serviceable khaki which does
not allow, dust or soil quickly, indefinite blues
and greys. equipped with standards and chains.
Luxurious Hammocks for sun parlors and
,wide porches. old blue with valance trimmed
Svitlt bands of orange, or old rose with ornamen-
tal stripes 1n flowered cretonne.
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at”? 13ft?
Complete with standard, awning and pil-
lows,
$42.50 ‘ ,
. Large and comfortable enough for outdoor
, Bleeping. »
3 ’Brown Khaki Hammbck with striped bro“ 11
+211de awning, nicely finished with cord fringe,
valance and too rufflt‘d‘} pillow 3,
$39. 50
Hammocks with chains and hooks,
1 . r from $12.00 up.
We: advise an early selection because, like
all other tommoditics, hammocks are difficult to
procure and “hen one finds just the right kind,
Suited to one s‘ personal taste, it is host to se-
cure it.
Third floor.
Little Coats for Little Maids
Jersey Cloth Coats in most. attractive styles
l0 please little folk.
Khaki Cloth with bolts,patcl1 pockets and
stitched straps just like a sure enough uniform”
Dark old blue,,rose, dark reseda and Scotch
leather mixtures made 111 the same style.
For ages It. to 8 1 cars,
Iocond floor.
Your Flag and My Flag!
Do not let a torn, soiled, or ragged flag wave
from your premises. A new flag means renewed
strength a putting forth of new life and valiant
effort. wu- ._
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Flags made of the best sterling buntlng' m sizes
from 3 x 5 to 12 x 18 feet, $4. 00 to $42.00
French and British Flags on diaffs, . 60 etc. l
Small Silk Flags, three sizes, , 50 (its up.
Printed Silk Flags, . g ' " 19m
Foreign Pennants for decorative uses,
.50 cts.‘ each.
Third floor.
Georgette Crepe, “Indestructible"
'A poculia1‘fcm11 to apply to Georgette Which
is especially a summer fabric being the filmiesii
‘cobwcb of a thing ever made on a loom. All'fabl-
ricsare weakened by acids which may be in the
dye. This particular line of ‘Gcorgottes has no
deleterious substance in the dye and the crepe is
in no 11 av 11 cskcnod It' is quite SllOllg and will
11ottcaroasilv.'l‘llose col<:s.u‘ '
Nickel, Japan Blue,
Silver, licc Blue,
Taupe, Purple,
Navy Blue, Chestnut, .g_
Black, Evergreen. . .
Forty inches wide, . special at $1.69 a yard.
‘ Third floor.
PriSClllau Fancy Work Summer Blankets I
Magazine ’
Silt white cotta‘,
. ‘(lrsirable for nim-
mcr use. Size 64 x '36.
Very special at ‘
with all late designs
and styles, now out
for J 1111c.
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l 4 $5. 00 and $6 50 ~15 cts. acopy. $175 . r ,.,,
L Children'ssecillrgpnmn Art Dopagr‘rsinthogn ma “I
‘ OWDDlRCZitho '- .
assumed an I
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Mrs. William Scott of lunar: .1ven1‘.("'mtion for the feeble-minded, said theI -. .
institution at Mansfield “Ollld be ready
, for patients in July and that as many'
manuel Lutheran chlnch of Dnu‘ourx. ”is possible would then be transferred
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The Rev. E. Fischer pastor of 1111-;
paid a short \islt Vcslenluv to Rev M
L. Ste-up, of Hamilton avenue.
l tulion.
from the Lakéville institution. There
1220 State street. felt a bum
will be about six hundred in the insti R0110 of
BUMBLEBEEI IN TROUSERS
LANDS DRIVER IN ROAD,
Driving his automobile along East
avenue. Norwalk. Wednesday, Earl W. ,
blebee buzzing in his pam's leg and
lbecnme so excited he lost control of
HARTFORD. May 24.——'i‘he crowded
“ soscussv 'SEERMAITSVRUP
Why use ordinary cough’i'emedies,
ibis machine which skidded into a tcle l
lgraph pole. turning the cal complete 5
ly over and badly wrecking it. Fortu-
nately Rollo was thrown out before the
BUY
. Now that ‘ you , .havo
your liberty 3°.“de I .
WAR SAVINGS '"
' to] and representatives of the insltu-
C. fact that there was aJpresslng neces-
“ city for added accommodations.
“. 1.: Moore, who has chorus of the insti-x
limited accommodations of the lnsti-‘
tutlon for Freebie-minded at Mansfield
were the subject of a conference held
this afternoon betwen the membrs of
the state board of charities at the capl-
years in all parts of the United States
for cough bloncbitls, collie settled in,
the throat. especiallv lung troubles It‘
gives the patient a good night's rest.
free froln coughing, with easy expect
oration in tho morning,.give's'nature.
a chance to soothe the inflamed parts,
throw off the disease helping the pa.
tlent regain his health.‘—’-P1I‘atsted’s g
tions. The conference brought out the
Dr
car turned over on him and he es-
caped with only a few scratches.
Rollo is a salesman and when a
crowd gathered to find‘ out the extent
of his injuries he started a demonstra
tion for their benefit. The automobilel
was left on the side of the street forl
the most par reduced to junk, while.
the owner continued his advertising
unfit”, the classified crowd. ’
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East Norwsllt
STAMPS
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