V'
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1.: the
1»
: s'so been
, 1,. 3 through
ur'dOW. The
-. .. Rod.
j .ii'fa' dishes
{or sev-‘
w :ch wow!
» “er found=
svs are very
"1': ‘Y‘ O:
.:<
' t",‘-‘23l'(‘d. l5
1 .:::.i iabin
- a “limiting
~ :"d are in‘
,_ ‘riticm of
. 1-1 town. In
“ mics iakt‘n
" ('2 “in-P. as
TH" deep
1. ii a sim-l
. :ilznr foot-
.nrirciod
';‘Y‘ll‘.l5‘ made
.,:-numi.tho
. .zlvr the.
it ‘iic on-
,tn‘c again.
. “.5 not best.
v 12,9 “'03!-
i‘mnpo StN‘f‘L
-, 3 wt on Sat—
.-.‘i,<‘.ing. Dis-
.. 9:, 1r}: BRUARY 27, 1923.
éStpOft News and Nata
the! covering tint she was
guy‘s imageHree. head tommoot. mimozfigxgns
dis— to root on” by putting out her land
6. Arthur M a mull 8116.!)ka n mun bone :1;
_.~, from it.; her writ. Later in the dny the bone
run not at tho.:€omik Hospital.
3 O O
A Nomlk-Bridgonort t.
3“,”:th at 3 o‘clocl: n. m? 12:38:31:
mmmuy.up about :0 minutes
- 1,3.— meansiboing jammed on either
.1- found on'trucka. A truck. owned
. _, 533.,“ bed-’Wnldeck ‘Wl’iolesilo Beef
rosterdny,
was wedged
bank trout ing the
library
and the trolley.
so on its way.
0
0 O
Forty~one army trucks and several
, town
We could not. ionrn their
,-»-_.s which destination but it vividly recalled to
field kitchens passed through
yesterday.
us the days or 1918. '
C
One car-load
or coal
tons of stove coal
“'estport Saturday.
in one-halt ton lots to 88 families.
holding 4
was received i
o o o
i
An attempt was made Sunday night : BOAMN”
to break into Jolin ileiling's meal; Sung B3-
market.
before
force the other lock.
they were afraid of
frightened away
It is suppose
have been made.
O
Mrs. “‘liittaker
by
Side by
by the O.
Packin
3.3.1 been Cnmpnm‘. of New York. going «sf.
in between the trolley
:_ ;-‘-,n malt- and the ice bank in front of Corino's
store. and a mail delivery car going
west was wedged in between the ice
After some minutes
old and some difficulty the truclis were
-~ 2‘ 9 family moved and the trolley was enabled to
It was delivered
A thick brass staple hold-l
rwl. ivht‘n‘ing n padlock. was pried out of the!
door. but the thieves were evidently’v
they could
breaking tho
" I. 1 n ' .
,gl'isa bee-inst: or the noise that mould; AtjoCOIIIHS C0.
returned to \\‘cst-
port. on Monday. as the guest of Mrs.
Sam mom * mm” “ o W V ‘
Rona-gm
C O 0
km Carton! ot Green!
“mmlmmnndioin in:
MO. -
'7 o
. 0
Mr. and Airs. “mu-In Hill: (Rd
Mr. and Mrs. Frill}: mus OIVNor-
wk. spent the week-end with their
parents. Mr. and Mn. N Crow-
tori o! Greens “flan.
' o o 0
Mia Janet Crawford. who is nt-
men. spent the week-end with her
paronts. Mr. and 3111. John Crow-
.tord, or State Snot.
Q 0 0
James Donnelly. of South Ker-walk.
will open 0. gmphopliono store in the
place now occupied by Tony Chic/n—
soln as n fruit stark. Tony will mow
into his own building. now occupied
by Andrew may. “'0 have not
learned where Andrew Dave: will lo~
cote. Mrs. Gnrdello, who runs the
notion store on State Street. will more
to Main Street. and in the place
Mrs. Gnrdello now occupies. there will
be opened a fruit store Ind butcher
shop. by Mn: Reich. of Bridgeport.
I O 0
ground:
Miss Helene Romper. who has been
on the sick list. is able to be out
‘ again.
n
tending- Connecticut Collogo for “‘osi
. mmmm’mmnw
witch bnrot ud m the m:
,rooin. Mrs. Plumhbwgotmm
piano in outer and in n tow day: will
no may (or Mm,
I t i’ .
Mr. and intro. mulch. Hum
Jinn Women-tuning 3k. and my;
Mom w. mm" at, their noon on
Carol Strut. an “intro. 0mm.
n pron-amt! stay in Florida.
. .‘ o
‘ ”Thorn have been many um
both in Korwnlk and W ,ttm
the Walnut um Summon are “a
‘nosa companies did not respond to
. the coil of the NW1! Filo Do-
lpnrtmont in the moist burning or
the, Howl (Ilium. _. this upon-la
absolutely (use. Chilf 13mm»; sit
the mil-walk Fire; Department.
testis that at no “room the West.
port companion milled. Our donorb
men! would at no time. rent-o to an.
“momma FROM REGIME!)
COLIN»
Stop your caught and cold: before
they become atrium. Rnegioctod they
lend to influenn. in trip”.
nnd bronchitis. 'rlim «notation: of
luau mm testified to the quick niiei
Hear The
”SONG OF THE VOLGA
FEODOB. OHALIAPIN
Victor Record No. 88663
All The
d
given by Foioy‘l Honey, Mid hr from
coughs. colds. oroun. throat. client Ind
bronoliiol troublo. Lorna tolling
icougli medicine in tho World. Mrs.
‘S. l- Hunt. Cincinnati. Ohio. mites:
"Foley'l Honey and Tor cured me or
n hacking cough. wheezing and palm
bunt: palm m. no unaided."
mm o! the m “tor mi
nutshell on on their “at north otter:
will stun. and. at “in
“than 3
”matron. nndwoonnnotnn‘
ems. why our non m not
nailed on on are much lam-lion
Standout. and our m on wall
com and thus?!» (trim
‘ ,
mmmmom ‘ .h
It Mundwlteono‘a'nom' on \th-
tonnnond. m mommies; moon
the magnum “to! though
in; than you gonna. auction 1%
Winona. Wing of punch and
coke. Tom Won mm an ab
usually so.
D O O .
Tho mama County Farm Bureau
in commando“ with tho Commotion!
minimal Estoxmon ~. Son-loo and
the Groom: Farm: Farmers: Club hold
their annual institute on Friday.
Groom m: Cons
notational Church. liaison: to in.
Hoke Your Old My: Look
Lila New by Using“ aomé
of On!- New
CORDS and TASSELS
Donnelly’s
18 80. w Mt
in chest." Refuse anbatltutu.
‘aon. Powell CorporationF—Adv.
Silli-
.ot‘
mm, a to cum. simian M
was: emulate; and this one was inn‘
1.
vim The ladies of tho ohm furnish
a {m diam nt 7m A owaion
box will to mm in Video fififi‘
lions should in «W in my:
rho-re auctions will be discussed it
1 s In -
1;! s; in. Small Risotto in millionth
wt) w; EV. mm“. ‘
IQl§Q 2.1m. mung ram sums‘
lo'Doingln hilfiflfip booms» t3. 1.»,
11219 n. in. Should the} Mam
Growers? Awaits? «A. la). Wilkinson.
is on. Moon '
l is. in. Question Boar.
1:18 is. in. fio’w dis, (lanolin. (“an
Help renown in mountain ransom
Qotihh‘a fin Jo Bafl?‘
2 p: to. What also (Erode. A ”Vega-—
tam? A. )2. Wilkinson.
3:30 p. m. Bringing Emits. “‘2 it.
Barrow.
elation, 3i. 3.. mos. .
Whilst. mmt WW
Wings: (3'. xi. mill. Confirms.
salmon Conant mun Bums. on»
only:
Maillot. i‘onmtiom
mm: ‘
toxins“ Enron's. Moment Antonia
total 69119ng H. 3-. mos. Kitten
8mm» Co. melatonin“. N. '1‘.
ll. 1*. Beer!
Room Mrs. Starr is. Hort. lilo. Roots
“lbw. Mrs. it B. lonelier. NEG. 13s
owns», “fislli. Bill‘s Allan {lanolin
Miro. (worse s. awnings. Mi. 3. W.
innmttpl.
Paosssvm
s:13n$m:mm~umom'
The smokers: w. 21.. Islam m ,
A. E. \t‘iikinsos. mm,
smml
aroma may: :
Program Minutes: on Am
imam? ifiéfill’filfléfit this. 8-. 13.
‘
‘1 70.72 North Main St.
/:-;”I I AL
l‘: i.;I|!l
Beside
designs on
L ‘ $2.00
' Ll'iliid't‘ig
(diliMNTEE
,ni. ,\\|i i\llil:l':l.li.‘\ CO
950 MAIN STREET.
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Tin-HiRCR \\ F [Invcnport tabla.
nth in mi Ii! lv 11': and narrow
pinpomnru. 1« equally suitable
far MU or {w my runm. Genuine
mm“ '1 pi. u-mw‘r lop. Toned
illii‘tiili nmhupnny. A
EMU. oi,i\i'..\.\ ”J4; model.
$25.00
Assisi.) “‘urniture
l' ‘ .
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a 1%, ”(in
(1 Bags I
‘_
I ‘:_ the taste not the
l ‘: by
" blues
appodzng way.
value.
J
‘ So. Norwalk
furs-[LECTNE
A1135 PiCTURES'
ARE OUR.
', MODERN
_»_:»\.BATHROOM
iv "V‘FiXTUREvS
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serve it onyour
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i .iinI “Par “1'“
' . liini'. (mr pot-
:urnidwd In M
'2. ”111'!" who
'rr nationally ad-
~: 3.12‘M3ND a DEAN
CSIZPANY
H111 Road. '
1‘ A“ “if?!
r. Prayer.
3: With God.
" ‘T '3 amide.
limits.
1 l“?-
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THE
~ HAMILTON
mm
on"!
JOBS
fluheanexoeptas
with the toast in the
feature of an ideal spread
tableis totako advanm
wholesome staple food
Form—“70"
who”
Wailing-bu
, wholesome spread F!
that looks right and _
, tastes fine on hot toast if]
and hot breads ‘
Thefinvor of Jelko GOOD LUCKwhen
spreadonhbt mantis that ofaveryex-
ceilent andverydelicims spread. Neither
appemnceischnngod
it meltsandobm-
mainland
hmevory‘bat
fox-brood. To
LUCK
hverymodarab.
"Job 1'.
Joan maul! co. m?
“‘HOIIESALE
DISTRIBUTOR
1'. ml: C0.
Suits to
jority of men.
'won the friends we have.
ideas and fl ea. This is
range.
.
‘ l
lulu
white enamel ware whic
.ro ’ pans, preset-Vin
,doubie
, cred comb'uietbes.
All gbod sized utensils
kettles, stock pots, tea
flora, round a oval dish pans, water pails
cred kettles, sauce pans covered, covered kettles a
' the price at which you may choose
order for
hard to fit men at
«special, RfiQe $34335.
'A splendid clothes collectionirom Kuppenhoimor and
me! good tailors offer satisfaction and lit to the great
If it didn’t we could never have built the business and,
There are some men who simJfly must have their suits
made to measure by an expert an
a special
English models, Business suits, Sport clothes, College
' models, Double breasted models.
Remember this offer is for a limited time only—now
r—right in between seasons—and
whether you are tall or stout, no ‘cx
floor. roar
White enameled wai'e I
at. special price 7 5a.?
A late shi mont of a s .cially
includes tea and wise
and all worth much more than
them while they last—
to fit their own personal
opportunity for such
men. We a all make them a suit to measure, to order and
to tin—at special price of $34.75.
Materials are twecds, worstcds, fianncla, gorges, cami-
' :mere and unfinished worsteds—with an extensive pattern
the price is the some
in charge, just $34.75.
purcth lot of pure
7
ties,
eav-
cov-
Mother.
The .lllliz‘ly mother whose
devoted carts and attention
to the you eat mglmrshoi
Mil: V 9 on... 9,1
feet so much, will find tho
famous Dr. Raider Shoes a.
soul-coat welcome relief and
comfort.
They are made on combi
nation lasts (two widths.
narrower in the heal) with
snugly fitting rewinforced
arches.
Choicest loathnrs in high
and low shoes, widths AA
to 1’), sizes 3 to 9.
“A comfortable shoe made
stylish.”
Every ‘air fitted by a.
trained a so litter, persona
ally.
Women ’s oxfords', black,
\
Novelties.
Little checked in ham
korshiofs for o idron .
daintily hemistitehed and
embroidoréd figures in
corner, 15c.
90”
News! pump of blast
unit with ens strap,
airs ht tip and extra pen
fol-at on over too cap and
strap, apron effect strap
with buckle” waited {916’}
”and militia? heels, rubs
hot, 37. .
##Q.
Striking small hat 0!
red visas with rfithét..hi h
crown, small flare hr in?
with band of red velvet
ribbon and gréy wheat;
‘1oeping from honestly
:00 C
‘0‘?
Hot of» hair braid over}
ohsngssbie silk, having.
gross and brown combinfi;
m1 afloat with "win-oath=
trim of corn colorsd wheat
on modium‘ wide brim
narrowing at back, goth-"1
fill, dignifle' ‘d, $16.53:
s10; bra“, $11.
Mun floor. rm
7 for women
throad,,.regular and outsizo,
01117! 753'
only, 25c.
SHOP
4-9 wanna:
7“. 50¢.
, Fourth am, root '
g “ Furnishings for men ‘
i; specially appeal. ¥ W ,5 81M
, Good staunch fibre silk socks with 11819 top and sole, ”Wm” back, 3150.
:wlmbhckandbmwe. .. ; _, _ , m‘m‘ Women’stwoc
i .. Ffififilfifiw ., WW‘m“embm mnnmbrm s
E'mdlgflkandwoolionr—io-hands; smaterialthstidoumt “4'9"” ‘
g-‘wrinkle easily. Newsptlngshadu
hints" cashmere hosiery in a medium weight, WE“;
Women’s gloves for
' W6W~~
one clasp, mocha skin, in groy
Wm’smcwgmwmmmgfl‘ '
mmnoom
Serviceable hosiery
and ' children.
Wom - ’ basic 'n medium woi ht 11319 in a ribbed?
m S ry 1 in black 01% gardens, 50c.
Women’s hosiery-saws silk—fibre full length, blast
Children’s hosiery in English ribbed in cotton, brow!
2’.
{jig
93,13 fins skin, embr
k, $1.65.
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