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SATURDAY NIGHT
TO 9 P. M.
HEADQUARTERS
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Joseph Davis.
85 Washington Street
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of High street first
:1 visitor in New York on
Evid tonight.
. .0111 at Harris & Guns.
. '.ni ~ B Howell addressed
. s '1 n s ( lub last night on
., . :11.» Chu1ch."
' 1 4 - 1* the vestry of Grace
‘1' ‘ was held with “‘11-
-. .11 his home on Belden
- sing.
and Calvin Parks, of
~ » me guests of their bro-
1211.1 G. U. Parks.
)tsferday.
- ." . nib-ville 51166.; of the yvar
' 22.11171 in "The Lure of Am—
1' : ' 1.9 Palace Theatre today
' Re'gular prices.
hush. well-known in the
'1'ict. was removed to the,
'1 rspllal. yesterday, for med-
IILPDL.
headquarters here have been
hat the automobile license of
n‘keman 19 Raymond street,
-1 suspended by the state mo-
missioner.
15.. L1
—lf 7 O'Brien.
and Boys Caps.
(‘ ommissioner Henry R. Min-
nigbt lectured on “Highwayb
11:: xg.’ at a. meeting of the
Fy. County Association of En-
- ‘111 in Stamford.
2 of. the Friday night Lent
:11 be held at St. Pabl’s
1 nzeht at 8 o'clock. All per-
4' welcome at the Service,
' .bout an hour. .‘
lily coal at Harris &' Clans.
4.” the CI‘OSS‘WVlll be said
“ 31) o'clock, in St. Joseph’s
~' “ Us Churches. The serv1ces
1'1. benediction.
....—
“ ‘lv
51
e 2;. 9 just received a. full
= - adios for coughs colds,
s
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Still ism-Powell Corp
south Norwalk
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.mxxzs’o or INVESTING?
1 SEE yous BANKER FIRST.
U what you have inmind
him . 1:111 what information
59935;? that concern.
e 3““ De glad to write other
ban! for close information if
sfit in his files. ‘
Will Cmtyouaccntandit
1!: 0311 be done confidentially.
h*ss ‘ F U bank, we want to
332103 .. ske safe investments
Wis isn t your bank, .wo
“ht t0 ne311) you anyway. .
Open Monday Night
South Norw
1. . . .1 . s-wwmawwmyw.m w..-
—-—-— 1 .
- m-okly meeting of the
.-. - -:~:«-r electrical commission-5
'. fracture right index finger,
North .
fancy
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1:. K‘; 1511an
IAHACKEMO Hora.- oLocK.
booth Roi-walk.
exicrnass WIFE sues.
ron aisnorvs suppon'rv-
l
:Ties Up $200,000 of Property
Grandson of Late Railroad
1 President.
BRIDGEPORT Conn., March 4.—
Papers have been served on William
' I). Bishop grandson 'of the late William
of
New Haven & Hartford Railroad in a
suit filed by his wife, Bianc‘a West
Bishop. She asks that he be com-
pelled to support her.
Attachment on Bishop’s property to
the amount of $200,000 has been au-
thorized by the court. and the banks
and, trust companies have been or-
dered not to honor his drafts pending
settlemem of the suit.
Following a secret romance the
Bishops were married July 6, 1911 at
St. Mary'eby-the-Sea. Bishop at the
time was a sophomore at Yale. and
“as not twentyone. The bride was‘a
few months older. They had known
caeh olhci since childhood.
Mrs. Bishop was Miss Bianca West.
She had appeared on the stage in
"Colorado'W‘Paid in Full," and Mrs.
Warren' 9 Profession. " V
‘tion authorizing investigation by tho .
'which’ 'Loiusiaua sugar sold and that
I profiteers.
.recelved here indicate that agricultur-
D. Bishop president of the New York, at strikes in the region of Piedmont
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PROFITEERS NOT PUNIOHED.
WASHTNGTON. March 5—Chargln8
that President Wilson and Attorney-
Gengral Palmer were directly responfl-
ible for prevailing high sugar prices.
the Republicans by a strict party vote
have put through the House a re’oolu- ..
Judiciary Committee of the acts of At-
torney-General Palmer in connection
with prices fixed for Louisiana sugar.
Democrats charged the Republicans
with” an attempt to curb the “growing
popularity” of a Democratic presiden-
tial aspirant. The Republicans rei- '~'
plied that Mr. Palmer had no author- 9 y
ity to recognize the high figures at
he had failed to press actions against
AGRICULTURAL STRIKES SPREAD.
'ROME March?) (H'AVAS) .—neports
and in Lombardy are spreading. Dis-~ .
orderly acts have been committed near.
Ferrara and Verona, according to ad-:
vices. - 1
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$1
Get relief without fear as told
“Bayer package"
in
Norwalk
THE LADIES' AID SOOITY OF ST.
PETER'S LUTHERAN CHURCH.
The monthly business and social
The complaint alleges that Bishop.
deserted his wife in November, 1918,
and since has failed 0 contribute to
her support. '
M“
COMPENSATION AGREEMENTS
The following compensation agree-
Ements were announced at the office
of Compensation Commissioner Ed-
ward T. Buckingham this morning the
same. to be in eil'ect until the injured
persons return to work:
Frank Maids. No. 47 Tom Thumb
sheet, Bridgeport, Columbia Grapho-
phone Manufacturing Co., compound
October
21 $13. ‘15 per week.
Venesleo Ferrando. No 1164 State
street, Crane '.,C‘o WBi’ldReDOl‘t contu-l
sion of right ankle February 13; $15. 351
a. week 1
Aaron Haxian South Norwalk, F. L.
& A l.. Golden South Norwa‘lk sec 0nd
and third finger of left hand cmrbed
January 27: $6 a week. !
Thomas ("urim' Ridgefleld, Nathalie.
C Pieriepnnt Ridgefleld. frozen fing-
ors on both hands December 18; 815
'.week 1
-.I\l.1rico .ientile, \o 156 Roselle
street.Br1deeport, T. J Pardy Cu_n.~
strucilon Cu. bruised left thumb Deo.
cember 27- $16.08 a weeR. ,
Joseph Kisch. No. 7 Laclio court,
Bridgeport American Tube & Stamp-
1111: C0, :1‘1uria acid burns on neck.
buck-and legs December 23; $16. '10 a
week.
Arthur 1
8.
"ogswell Rldzefleld, Gilbert
& Bennet. Manufacturing Co. thumb
wronched at joint February 11:514 901
a Week
Tom Olsen. Stamford, Frederick?
Wardoll Stamford. bruise of elbow
and infution January 27:911.:14 a1
week. .
Steve Mnr—uk No.15? Pine street,
Bridgeport, American Tube and Stamp-
ing Co. right inguinal hernia J anuaty
13: $11. 94 a Week.
1 tion agree
1 he following camper-1°11
mine were aOnP’WVFfl lw Commission
er Edward T. Buckingham between 7 -
(3 parties iniured in their
employ, compenslation to be effective
(111ng period of disabilitv
John Lovasz. No 405 spruce street, ,
Remington Wnewv'lter 00 Bridge
‘port. sprained ligaments M right arm
Febrnnrv 17 :10 M a week.
Joseph Benton No 48 York street:
Ainer‘lcan Chain Comna'w. Bridzenm‘t 1
contusion- and laceration .of 1' 12h?
thumb Il‘leoernber l“ 310 10 a. week.-
Adam Kanowrld. No. 5‘9 LsFasette
street; Crane Co. Bridtenort. hum of
right eye. Februarv 17 *1“ 91 a week
C flag-fay \l’n. 1'0 Chm-moo Qty-9%:
e rt Brass Co. Rridvenort. .
firxgtopzve. December 19 1919 $137.10
weeily for 104 weeks the specific in
jury being loss of «split of left eye
Charla-n Bird Stamford- Gillespie
81-03.. Inc. Stamford crushed Enters.
right hand, November 7; $5 a week. -
Willi‘m Langlev Norwnflrv
employees an
bruised 11:11 crushed. January 31
$11.53 a w ck. .
Gem-2e Davis, Stennev 1560M: D.» W-
Hint. Bridaehort. on! left 1".er finger;
mitt-1' in blood nelsoni'vz’ January
2.58.72awéeh' ,,
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STORM WARNING ’
st. _'
Gebm Paper Co. Norwaut. 1412M foot .
meeting of the. Ladies' Aid Society, of"
St. Peter’s Lutheran church. was held
yesterday afternoon in the basement
of the church on Cedar street.
After the transaction of the husi‘l
ness, refreshments were so by the'
pastor’s Wife assisted ‘by
the ladies.’ Those who attended the
meeting and refreshments were: Mrs.’
Wherle Mrs. Englehardt, Mrs. 231-305,
Mra.'l=‘11hrman, Mrs. Stock, In.
Schmidt. Mrs. Haase Mrs Pechthold.
Mrs. Schroeder. Mrs. Luppert. Mrs. L.
U. Miller Mrs. Zipperar Mrs. Wolf,-
Mrs. Groeschner. Mrs. Banks Mm;
Hater. Mrs. Noah. maxi-139135111.
Kunzell, Mm Bmahwein. Mrs.
mer Mrs. Baur. Mrs. Blue; 31!...
Stern, Mrs Sir-nub Mrs. 86nd. Mrs.
Oblmnnn; Mrs Banning. Mrs. Blister
man. Mrs. Utzlnger. Mrs. m an-
lenfflrs. Schauk. Rev. Pastor 1!. LA
Stout and wife. Mrs. H.511 Stomand
Master Raymond Pechthold Fredy
"Bayer Tablets of Aspirin" to bu
genuine must be'marked with the "Ba-
yer Cross," just like your check must
have your signature.
Always look fonthe “Bayer Crossf'
Then you are. getting genuine Aspirin
prescribed by physicians for over5
eighteen years... r. ‘
In the ‘Bayer” package are. nafe’and
proper directions for Colds, Headache
Toothache. Esrache, New-alga. ‘Lum~
bago.. Rheumatism, Neuritls, Joint
Pains, and Pain' generally. 5
Handy tin boxes of twelve tablets
cost but a. few cents. Dru etc also
sell larger "Bayer” packages. Aspirin
is the trade mark of Bayer Manufac-
ture of Homtlcmdester of Salicy-
llcacld.
CORSETS
$2:50Corsets at ...... $1.69
$3.00Corsetsat......$2.49 ‘Hosierya‘t.;......$1.69
$3.50Corsetsat......$2.95 $250Pnrefireadsilk
$4.50 corsets at . . . ._ . . $3.95
$5.00 Corsets at....;. $4.49
BRASSIERES
Stiff Cuff Shirts
—-.-$2. 50 and $3 .00—
Star and Manhattan
stiff CuffShirts j,
Sizes 13 1-2 to 181-2
South Norwalk Store Only
ROGERS £9” STEVENS
vars! ofI
Mme. Jeannette
SOUTH NORWALK’S LEADING
Corsetlere and Glover
ON SALE THIS SATURDAY '
We are offering these goods at prices which are below the actual cost of today. 7
’szmpmm Silk‘ ‘
$2.50 Lace Hosiery at $1.69
$2.50Hosettcsat $1.95
$1.00 Silk Lisle Hosiery
SALE 6 0122a- -
45 1
1
1
South Norwalk 5
Emmer, Margerit Hofer, Hannah Bos-
slng, Charlotta Baur, Grace and Ruth
Steup. '
ASK HIGHER BANKS
FOR~CHAPLAINS.
\V’ASHIYG’DON. March 6.———The Do-
my Reorganization bill as reported by
the House Committee on Military Af— ‘
fairs would make “intolerable"
chaplains position in the Army. the
Federal Council of the Churches of-
Christ in America declared in a state-
ment issued hero:
”This bill contains Woolly, if. not
”directly" the statement addd, "a re-
In‘.flection upon the great work done by
{chaplains in the American Army dun
ling the world war. "
11The ()le advocated a chap-
Elain' s corps wi rank from first lieu-
tenant to colon
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HOSIERY .' ’
Hosiery at $1.95
at 79c
$1.90 Brassieres at ..... 79;
$1.25 Brassieres at . . . . . 89c
$1.50 Brassieres at . 35129
$1.0033ndeaux at .... . 59c 1
.52 00 Bandeau; at . .. $1.49!...
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at..................79c umhtyasltism
$3.508ucdeMochaGlovcs " LE.
GLOVES
$2.95..
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‘7 [W’Satecn Petticoats at . . . . ..
$350M Petticoats at.)
<7 $8.0981k ersey W 3“
NIGHT GOWNS
$2.00 Petticoats ath: .......1....._. $1.79 $2.00N1ghtGownsat
$2.79 flfioctmmmeflfiltm.
‘I00 35% “ noon-qw-mommrooouoo‘E9
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,......$1.69
the I
“humanism-Ia...“
good service.
out a seam.
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with short sleeves. Pants with either tight or lace- 4:211:11? . '
original]. y $10 and $11 I
lainong them, now at 1
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‘fi
1 socmuzeo 8H0: mono-ray.
was worth wearing”!
or excellent navy blue.
“see the Howland clothes first!”
Smart new serge
skirtsntSofiO.
“This 18 the first skirt I’ve seen at a low price t
And it truly is worth wearing; in Quality and sty
th.
'Good staunch serge of soft finish and in deep b
A new style; Jshined at waist—line, with full hips
'onably-narrow bottom, eflective pockets.
Just one of the things that makes it worthwhile
$6 .50
Second floor.
, New dr0p=stitch *
‘ lisle stockings.
Both pretty and' m demand, both comfortable and bfl
Mercerized lisle andthus of silky luster,
nay-A 1“:
‘m R.“
Cordovan or white or black—- _ ' "”3 85c
Good wearing stockings for boys and girls.
English—rib in black, fine or heavy rib in either bl
Good.firm durable fixture, hole-- 651: t 756
UNDERWEAR SPECIAL FOR WOMEN.
Medium weight vests and pants of good soft cotto ‘
Vests either low-necked and sleeveless or high 11
Size886and380nlys-n .551:
mm“;
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’ Fresh supplies ‘1'
join the women’s :2»
shoesat $5.75.
They comefromthclot that was $7.
75; that wafi
Short lots, broken in size and width. ". 1
.- But handsome shoes and good.
Who cares how many sizes are’ missing, if the and
antedsizeistobefound ll«
About 150 pairs, possibly two or three
$5.75
loin doc. reu.‘
Women’ s new fine
Spring shoes-$15
'Almost the first of the Spring blossoms to bloom
shoe store i
Nine-inch laced shoes with welted soles and
edges; .
Beautiflfl plain mm heel with protecting
Handsome Mum-grayornubbmwnkid and?“
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