m 7 l TE I cry requiremth contained in “any or
' A all or them. whether t be of reel-
" RECOGNIZED deuce. lelfitlonship, d y to support
7 BY SUPREME COURT. or right to control. They belonged
household which the deceased main-
Continued from First Pm‘ 5 mined and of which he was the head. ,
; they would under the conditions nag»;
. lug of the word as fised in the ed above have been related to him vv
gunnery definition under review, the ‘ the closest possible ties of blood andé
three children claimants will not be his right to control and duty to sun-g
Included from the family group to Dorttbem would have been unques-.
‘ Web the deceased belonged and ow“ tioned. The question before us.‘
nu which he presided unless that therefore, comes down to this: Does;
j“fling is one which either directly their illegitimacy iDSO facto forbidl
_' indirectly raises a bar of exclu- that they be “‘gald?d 8-8 membersi
Em for them out of their illegi(ima- or the deceased family for the pur-
‘ «,j'cy. Had they been born of ‘9. lawful Dose of receiving compensation?
pinion between their father and moth-
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or they would be able to satisfy 9""ALLEGE LONGSHOREMEN q
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bay requisite of family membership
which even ll: um I. lesilicied dolin- RIFLED ARMY BAGGAGE
;_1lion would embed ,\ .md to meet e\-'
-._:..._._.-m- —-.Thrce Arreste'd Following Loss by'
.4 ‘ Members of the 26th at Boston. I
; 0 ; Boston. April 18.—Threo arrests;
' r Q;O* S - were made by federal ofl‘lcors lodav as g
. a result of an investigation of the'
f Q-INONINE TAKE-3 THAT AWFUL} thefts from baggage of mcmbvrs of the];
Km" OUT OF A HARD COLD 26th division who arrived bore on the:
AND RENDERS '7 HARMLESS- transports Mount V rnon, America and;
'T '3 THE GREAT FAM'LY \gnmemnon. The‘nen were all evil-1
REMEDY FOR ALL FORMS OF ploved as longshoremen at (onlmOHZ‘g
:5, ches Area A REl‘v‘vARKABLE 'v'vefiiih eier They plead-=4 not will"
' PREVENTIVE FOR THE MORE m chmges of larceny of propel-l} of the;
DANGEROUS THROAT AND lnited States govelnmont and welt"
LUNG COMPLAINTS OF hold for a hearing April 18.
ADULTS AND CHILDREN. , I
Have a bottle of Linoninc handy at "m.-- - ~—— —— 3 —-—~-
.11“ times there's no telling what In. ‘-
2: mm it will be needed, especially so THE HARDWARE &
{or coughs that threaten bronchitis. AUTO SUPPLY CO,
on -..
. n a... in:
I,“ flouting quite equals Linonine for 42 Water St.
'5 “chitin.
A" Druggists—SOC and 3120 Phone 1215-5. 80. Norwalk, Ct
‘ Magneto Parts, Starter and
Generator Brushes
Vacuum 0118 and Crease:
Speedometer Pang
Socony Gasoline and Kerosene -
Auto Supplies. Tires and Tubes 3
FREE AIR l
G. H. Hedenberz. Prop.
All:Dml:gist5——60c and Si 20.
DAHER & SIMON
> Corner Railroad Ave. and Clay St.
C; SHRAF‘T’S CAN DIES
‘ FRESH WEEKLY. Prices Reasonable.
A very nice line of Soda Water.
DEKLYN '3 ICE CRE‘M
gt “m .2652.“ “or em“ x- Msk.‘ @319” 5:95». ’3». .8:
-- CANDIES --
MADE FRESH EVERY DAY
SPECIAI;S FOR THIS WEEK
JELLY EGGS ORANGE CREAMS
Pound box 33c Pound box 440
We also have a full ling of EASTER EGGS and BUN-
NIES made with high grade milk chocolate.
Try our HOME MADE ICE CREAM—Vanilla, Chocolate
and Strawberry made with tresh strawberries.
THOM AS ‘ CO NF ECTION E BY
THE OLD CANDY KITCHEN. 24 SOUTH MAIN 81‘.
m 3.02:. w‘w‘wwar'wwrorr"... 7—0.2. "bi-'3‘
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CHEVROLET
.For EconomicalJransporiation .
Austin’s Garage;
R. R.- Avenue - - - Phone 1959 '
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. WALL APAIPER WEEK .
338T GRA DE OF OATfirAiL PAPER ......... 3 rolls 500
:.». 2ND GRADE OF OATMEAL PAPER . . ......... 3 rolls 300
,. ‘ ._ WHITE mom]: ............................. 18c double
‘ 25 PER CENT. DISCOUNT ON ALL OTHER. PAPER
- A. COHEN. 141 Washington Street.
COAL, W001) AND GRAIN
‘All Kinds of Poultry Feed
Tel. 53
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Hershfield’s Moior'Exb'ress '
122 WATER STREET, 80. NORWALK; PHONI 294.
NEW YORK, 436 SIXTH AVENUE; PHONE PARRAGW 798
DAILY TRIPS BETWEEN. NORWALK AND NEW YORK
1 Operate Seven Best Trucks lathe lute. AhoH dranlion
Trucks for Oontractorn’ Work. y nmp
Telephone your orders. Prompt Mention win be given.
Onlyfootlglletent help employed. A receipt given and obtained
1': ~ . or M
NEW. haul We. lo ob too largo or too small.
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GOOD“ FRIDAY
A Style Headqualteré
CONNORS CLOTHING C0.
('ur l‘m-e refunded to out of town pa-
ll'nlls.
The For lplete -
Exhibit of Easter Fashions for
5 Bridgeport
This Glorious Peac’e Springtime
PRESENTING
1919
A Display of. Beautiful and Distinctive
Suits and Topcoats for Youthful Men
as Designed by
The Wo‘rld’ s Foremost Siyle- Make rs
finrltty Hamil ELK BRAND
(1111111125
Providing something unusual
for the men'who want the un-
usual. "l‘he richest \t'oolens, the
latest models, combined With
skillful, accurate tailoring.
There is always a distinctive
grace in Society Brand Clothes.
CLOTHES
Just as staple as whom. But
without trace of the collllnou-
place. Created for the man of
more modest means, but clu-
bodyiug every style kink shown
by the higher priccd makers.
The best we know.
othes"
Here is where common sense is
put into uncommon clothes with
no suggestion of the freakish.
Fillc”'mallly clothes, precisely
llmld tailored, ill models and
fabrics becoming to men of good
taste.
Ideal clothes for all.
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The Values are Most Extraordinary
$20 $25 $30 to $60
for CON N ORS‘gg’“
“The Live Store With a Candace”
Colors in this sea-
Ion'o moot becoming
. styles.
Connoro' Special
$3.85
ALWAYS REL’IABLE
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Manhattan a. n a
Eagle make. Silk.
Fibre. Linen and
Hadrll.
$2 to $12
1370 State st. ;_______
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