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”T. ‘ ” jj_ ingplaoed mafia,
Q1... ..-..»..W bent assortment we have few
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1:1 1;. BANKS :- . . 1 , . . , .,
17-1‘15‘ H /“AHACKEMO floral. BLOCK. " ‘ - . , 1 . - ‘ 1 ' ’
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‘ . Shop EwryDay Befinthe Cloak Stroke- 5‘ ._
, ““ " 1 “The charm of. th ~ . . i . ' . ‘ .‘ I, ”m" ..
Eugene Chofiott. oft Chestnut street, _ always a new charm.3 new has . 1' I ' A '
-~ ”mm-111.11% .. - x “1...... 1. * m... m , * ' ' ' * * ‘ _.
g .. .- 0.. was ngsa‘ at ar- 0 ‘ ow ', ‘ - , '
' . vard ©0136!!! Will-be advanced from‘lo old or haw ”buy it (1,.“ a _ -' 1 ’ 7 ... . . .
to “percent. after-September]. man good. to ’03-} - ' - 1 " ' ‘ ‘
Mans for adopting summer cars to. . d 5’“ 1&91‘1‘ - - < . ~ 1 . ‘ 1 .
$002211: on; wig-stem are hem-g work font; a. Ilike get m an! . . - . . . , _ . ‘ 1 . _ . .
‘ . 1 y t e ‘onnecticut company. egln w 3 “ml .' If!“ P tt y ) th f V l k G V / V ‘
3).1‘vls "‘Bfifit'i‘mmit‘y coal at Harri? Armada. 011m mebM! I ' . re 7 {fig or ' race 1 ‘ new ~
.. r; Mrs. W’illiam Barrington, of Pitta . Many that] firm» ”hfll . , ‘ « 1 .
glam, goings visiting lair slSter.'Mrs. been smoothed m by 1’0 2 7' . ‘ O " 1 o , s . i ‘
.; Str‘et 1. wa . .1 firmer, of flat street. _ . ‘ 1 b b ‘ 7 d f0 I , _, ”s f . . .‘ . ‘
. = Mug...” 1).... o. 31...... .11.... min» mm mm, am 1 a, res an , f if S I ~ ,0? W . I! .
W ALE. Bridgeport. is co’nfiend to her image be. putting on a. new suit. ‘ - 1 -

caught: ililg’etlaiilsm Guild f 'l‘ 1 it) This week the new and mw- ,
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Church will hold a cake sale at Stu- 3:81:18 1.01.3014)an
[son-Powell's on Friday the '1-9th. W no
Miss N‘. Louise Mitchell. assistant brown, W. blue and mm
cine: clerk in the office '0! the state The MODELS elm,
Education board was taken to the dame or single bmstcd,
The PRICES $35 to $75.

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of full figure. .
‘Fulleipped and m skirts cm. s 1. 1
been ~ and so hated that they will2 pfiefimflf
abletowomenotftflfigm'e. V ‘ .
Waist-bands are shined at the back, fronts are fiui

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a ampladder at the Capitol in Hart
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The County Board, of the American Wit laid. i113 - anew
111.1. "Lif‘u Order or Iiiberniuns, will hold a meet- ed ' h b l .1? F (330013, Chili"? are filO‘v‘fll‘ DON,
”4mg in mg on Sunday morning, at eleven which break the” " linesrdraaping is so done as to xiv?) ei'

.o'ciock, in their rooms, on East Wall
1: 13-1 school street, President Jeremiah Keane, of
in up. Danhury. presiding. _
.- ;_ l... real)- ’Mrs. (1 W. Lockwood passed away
‘at her home at 'l‘opstone at noon on
board of Monday. of qlne’ilmonin. Mr.'an~tl Mrs.’
.11 “.3... mam Matthew inrkwood are ill and Ed-:
Friday dio lxrckwood is a patient in the rNor- ‘ -
walk hospital. - Now Bl‘itinn in (base dry times needs
*‘BUY "Gordon" Hosiery at K96187"5. more water. and the commissionnrs
m1; Supericr, love is a form” of madness, accord- in charge of the city water dcpartnmnt
.3111; damage mg to a ruling made by a New York are considering a plan to sink wells ~
£1 212:5. against City magistrate, Who sent a man to in the upper part of the town.
...v-'.;~1l Ill-01.1311 , Benevuo hOSDital for observatiO'n ab. Ira. Whaléy. utility drlvor of the first
{for the lab» bad bombarded a 19-year district l-‘lm Department, has perm.

of slendcrness.

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_ 1' In both navy and black there are sizes from m 111
waist—and all are of‘ocrge of good quality.
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J. S. Goodwin. manager of tho
Bridgeport Division of the Connecti-
cut (212., was in town, yesterday, look-
ing over the lines.

, ”A slots: $15.50 :;
" 1* P3395 1‘11} women to see the Howlnnil clothm fir-ct. 3"

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returned to 03d 32171 W3!" letters and gifts. 'nently resigmzd his poxition and ac- .
.1. 41.11;”: a wool; Veterinary Surgeon andage, olgc-eptetl one with T. B. Wickwlrc, lo- . . . ..
11111 “3 John mm “mm Norwalkn “33 muffled cal trunkmnn: Charles Darnell. 0‘ Mother;——Havc You'secn the new and (lifterenl: and

from Mt. Iii-<00, where he attended the Norwnlk, has taken the plum.- Iel‘t va-

deljghtful section for babies’ and little cliildren’s‘clothos?

Keeler's
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hold :in. Han»
' Lurch, Brooklyn,
wwilicsllar, march
‘4‘230 Agricultural
illllkl. disml‘btul
' 1 Lhéx (‘Ifllfi'ZC‘ dlfl'
".11. 3391’! from $5.90

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.. wmnm of Easter
3.1.1 display; Pic-k out
15- and m, ymn‘ conven-
‘l‘f‘s ‘1‘. 81). Blair! street
urc'.il:;z (11‘ lilcgroe of
3:11.11111 Council, No. 31,
141 (ring. in the rooms,
‘ disirir-t. After
""'.’il".ll'i‘nl and 1‘0-
ill nrllui‘ and a gen-

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(if the South Nor
11.xt‘ill lulld :1 “POV
‘i1.1 lcr‘tul‘o room of
aching. An or-
~ - 1:13.111 and an in-
‘n.-.: TH-rr. prepared.
'1 Ttllnp.“ will b0 play.
11.".7lmior. game 0!
' «hill {mum and a
1-1 :17' jv-v.‘r—‘.1‘§’ (except-
, i':.rr\ t'ul', x'lef-t, silk,
, TCnllar-lx and all other
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funeral of his father, who died last
Saturday. Dr. Brundage drove there
and back with a team and reports the
mat“ *“ "0W bad condition. .

cam lw \V'llaloy.

—\v'wv fine llsln smokings with the .

szmi. Spesinl film at Kocler's

It’s a spot to glalldcn the heart of every mother.

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and save. .

One of the occasional

ninoohle

is bright with the very things thnt make- Baby miniortablc

wing liou;=e Craftsmen ls cooperating. lord

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"DANCING SATURDAY NIGHT'i tournmmn." of t‘.;1~ Naru‘alk Club
Town Assembly Hall, Grace Brother-:3"; took place. lam c1 ening. in the quar-
(lrchestrn, Extra, ““3““ eight must I tors on Wall strevi. Leland Clos<~ and”
mans with chimeS- ‘ , {Ollie Jackson inking first prize. Re-
Th? 10081 1301109 are fln‘nl‘pnmng1froshmrnt: :lzts': ;‘ .‘1 mm! snr‘al time
with the Nrw British police in a: “.91... enjoyed am... a... games.
“arch t"? George Evans Of that (“1‘35 At 1111‘ lfli Elihu, of Uh) (3d! Follows,
WM, it IS allegw' m‘ul'de'red hl‘l “11,8, .133“. nigh" thp dunpp (“gnu-"“169 report.
“ll-199° body was found in a trnrk 51110.1 um um sale of tickets. to: the
New 31111811. A complete descrirticn dilncc. m lye 1mm Salnrday night, in
of the man is in possession of the local their hall, On South «Main street, as
auzhofities. {very gratifying. and a large tttend-
uzL'. stove. nut coal. 8.: mice and lino mug is expected-
Guns. . * A H-gulm‘ ‘mm‘llm; (ll Camp McKin-
The regular weekly meeting of Lin-’ 193;. No. 9. Spanish American “'31- Vet-
‘coln Council. No. 4, 0. U. A. M.. will cram, wi‘l be held tonight in the comp
be bald tomorrow evening, in the rooms i11 111» $1141} Armory. There
rooms, 100 \‘l‘nshington street. The will be mun-tor, wad arrangements for
meaning will start at 7 :30 o‘clock, and the hall, on Easter Monday. will be
will‘be over as soon as possible for discuswd. Ladle-é night will be oh-
the pimhle tournament, which ls_ to served Thursday evening of nmgt week.
follow There will be the usual array; -—Llldies‘ silk husiery. 981:. heelar a.
or prlzos for the players with the‘ 1m the mid Week Lentrm semce in
highest scores The membership com- the SDlth Nor-walk Methodist Epl5~l
litter? is progressing favorably and copal church tonight at 7:45 the sub—
th‘e claim of candidates is growing ject will be
anvil Wok. . Social Contacts.“ Are we better maul
A printing school is tube a port of and women alone, or with law asso-
the course of training at Camp Dcvcns, ’ciateg; or are we better in“ the thick
Mass. The plan is to the soldiers of life with all its attractions and re-
who enlist for a term of three years pulslcns?
a chance to learn a. vacation while in
. the service. The Boston Club of Print; night,

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at the big ball. given in Slm‘
under the auspices of Frederick
No objection,Hlll (Jump, l’lnltezi Spanish American
can he raised to the scheme should an I War Vttvmn‘i. Among t ' local IMO-i
experienced stat of instructors be em- plo attending Were: Mr. nd Mrs. C ,
played. in no other wayun success‘ A. liauschild, Mr. And hire. Herbert
be achieved by the proposed school. Buzzard. Mr. and Mrs. Percy Morgan;

with the army oliioials.

"The Discipline of Our 7

Now-all; was well represented. last ‘

And whnn the soldiers become compe-
tent printers they will be found on the‘
rolls of thr- International Typographi-
cal Tlnion. All good primers know
where their best interests lie—Typo
maniac] Journal.
I MILLINERY NOTICE .
{ Ohmiill: of Spring: and early sum—
3mer models. Thurs. 'Fri.. Sat. Marvin
:19. 19, and 20. “'ill remain open Sat.-
umlny F. 1.2. Ami] .‘ll‘ll.
‘ K. A. Polhomus
SO \V’ashiuzton St.
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- ”We have juetwrheeeivem 5, full
line-ofremedies for coughs; colds,
. grime, m 7

‘Stleon-Powell Corp.
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Double Barred

Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Dawson and (laugh-
ter. Miss May Swan. Joseph Marshall.
of Port Chester, was included in the
local party.

—Krac-lcr's save you money on hos-
ien'.

Maury Bush, formerly a liquor deni-
er and. well known in Novwalk. is a
visitor in town today lrom Massachnw
aettsxwhwe he his been Visitinghls
parental home. He reports a serious
accident on the way down. the Pitts-1
field Express. which he was‘m. hit;
tint: a. team of farmer‘s horse: which
hilfl hwcme stalled on the tracksylth
a load of cord wood and killing" 130th;
horses and wrecking the wagon. The
driver. after he had tried to working
team off the tracks without success
WM compelled to stand bv and watch
his vnlwnhlo hot-sea lrillrd without bow
in: table to raise a hand to ho‘lp. The
accident Occurred last evening near-1

 

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-Gm-don pm‘e silk socks the kind
that give service. 981:, Keeler's. 1
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:and sweet.

In getting it ready. we have found a great lot of dif-
ferent things in small quantities.
.{come soiled—but ”one laundering will restore their fresh-
and beauty. Some of them are in but two or three
Phase—swat; Will make no difference to the mother who

guess

.hnde the size she wants.

And We are going to Sell them oil at. new prices:
prives that will-make~thcm hurry into your service.

N o room to tell dotailx of their quality and style and
merit. Just this brief lift of what they 33v.

and new prices z;—
‘At 19c and sec:-

Silk and lawn hamlets that were 39.. and 50;.

‘Al: 39c:——

596 to 851;.

At 450:—

At 506:-—- »

Princess slips, shoes, bloomers. Starks, maxim-r pan 751+
bonncta, white pettwoats, toques, flanneletie- night:
gowns; were $1 to $1.29.

'At. 75c:—
Flainiclette

bonnets; Were $ .
At 65c:—--

Gingham dresses that were $1.

At 950—-

Prinoess slips, several styles; were $1.1».

At at; ' .
Pique (oral-s,
were $1.50.

At $1fi:—‘
Flanuleette gowns,

White smocks and khaki bloomers, Princess SB 34

7 W316 $2.25 and $2.50.
M “753-“! 5 '

Whiifc’midlfies 6fléi‘aunch1fabfie3' “‘Ei‘éfié"

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Bloomers and drawers and linings for l‘wmnofs. Wore

New linings for boom-1; .1, were 8711».

“gingham dreé'és’efi flannel n‘i‘glltgmvm;

Princess slips, silk hamlets, pique
covers; were $1.75 to $2. '

‘ ‘ Dresses of woolplaids, good colors; were 4311030 ’

Second floor.

Some of ill?!“ have be—‘

and their old

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I’Vg't‘l'h'lldi's, piling-rs, lawn slips. and Silk

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Seven got/1d big lots

.Vanh big lot. made up of mnm‘ .v:
variety. .

Brougill into ilhcso

rumpled er soiled—«or inwause flier:- ;
“if SIZES in emh style.

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For this wagon; resell at h . than former prices? 4,

Drawers: trimmed with lam. q. Oillbmide y 7"
and $1.25— ’ — , were ,d

of good mult- - ~. :..~_ » " w

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Envelope Chemises, flesh howl or white, pram, ‘1 local

trimmed, were $1.25 and $1 71'»— $1 and .31 l '5
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embroidery and. pin tut-l... am.- to.

$2.25

Slipover ifigflathW1ls of nice muslin, Jrimmf-d “1114 ~

embroidery, were $1.533 and $1.5

J One-piece pajamas-1 of soft fine flanuelcttc, footedmrs; 1-4.
$3.75~—- . , w '

Pettimnts uf‘ muslin with deep flouncc of embroider-1.1,.

‘!"‘i\y"e 5") TH _.

i 1. .1 .1. 13'1‘11-5, lace trimmed-both hack and front. we: a
19.225 and $1.50--

$1 andsixe

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$2 .

95c and $1.15

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5909. ‘nl Ioor.

These. comeFt—S for
your toiletét‘abie, .

I—im :lol‘ighting the

thensscli‘os ! .

Tho bring comfort

his place in the collection of “beauties animfives”.
' Note the prim they are selling all!

um talcum-41o.
Emma's halftime-em,
Johnson’s Baby 93M

Mack's carries-ol- talc-Am

Java. Rice 9mm,
Mavis race mom
I” won't MM .

Prom-yuan ‘m‘ an“ ._ m

and m1. . . _7 Paul‘- vurlifiu or all m-
Dag-got: a Ramadan moo cream—y- 8c. - - ..
Io to son. - q “ mat-MAM.

' Kinda honey =52 almond cram
1 Vatican. soap—damn.

7 fiyficinnk’ (é Sarge-43m.“ om-8e.j
. “sums «Heist—14 nhwrtmmk.

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'wcaefilr m. we.
:5 refilled “mu-nun «1,31%.

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Elwyn. tuck powder-4i”.
' Houbigant-‘s hie-10“ ._
Woo .m
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. L“ Bali-cook's “butter” tnloumm
flow «on: ”tau-«u
Mama '3 M" 'M
Moll M mi

«35¢ " Pucker‘i i1:- map—4k ‘ ~ 1
1 .wo‘enam teem mac-lie.

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