DREDGED, lS
'- Could Be Made One Of
~ Finest Harbors on
Sound—-— State Roads
' Connection
Attcntion has been callml to the
tact that the Federal Government
'ltll notified Mayor Thomas .llOlilliH
that it may not dredge Rowdy-ton
" River, as it is not used enough and
the city is given thirty days to mum-
' a protest.” so desired.
It is true, that Rowui‘ton ltmlmr
ll not liked a very art-m drul
t-Northport, L. 1.. and by lllt' llilu
worth Oyster Company or Noiudlli.
. draught that use the harbor.
. Rowuyton has undoubtedly Iluv
.‘flnest htlrhor IIlong the north shor"
' has both Norwnlk, Stamford. BI ill
in: the mouth of the rin-I‘. tho wuu‘r
has a, depth of thirty feet and uw-r.
As a. docking plum: for a lmnt
from Huntington it is idvul. us How»
”'ayton has good trolley and train
service and the State road to both
,New York and Boston, [or automo-
; ‘biles, is. one might any. at the end of
{the pier.
;’ The bur, which is at present Itcross
:Vthe mouth of the river. is tho chief
"Huderancc to the httrbor‘s useful-
‘neas for deep drought hunts. and it
poems too bad to low the Opportu-
”titty to develop the town lll'CullSt‘. nt'
:1 siftgle lack of dredging, livery Row-
“myton resident l)t‘ll('\'l'S n strenuous
protest should be indeed and pressed
in Washington.
1. a1 utwuiqccga‘afib
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1... Master Raymond liiiicnstI-In, young
{son of Mr. and Mrs. l-‘I'micrick liti-
fidenstein of Itowuyton ammo, had
”he misfortune to full, \Vcdncrdny.
”rind cut his head quite hndly. As a
esult of the accident th‘: little ind
a running around with his head
pwathed in bandages.
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Mr. and Mrs. Edward Moore of
Brooklyn. N. 12, are txpcctcd to ur-
irive today to spend the week-end
fiwlth their daughter. Mrs. George S.
giMosctey, of Rownyton nvenuc.
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Mrs. Mary Wallcrstine oI‘ 1:in-
‘inond ptrect has returned to her
.homo after being away st-torul
‘ . E‘vaeeks.
in t u o
; 9 .Most of the district or ilownyton.
,_ limbown in the Hospital iv‘untl Drive
” "fill district NO. .1. has been covered
. TIM the team, captained by Mr.
' jWondeil P. Milllgan is still in lhi:
head in the number of subscriptions
fitnmed in.
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2: Mr. Sidney Bell, SI'., of Ruther-
30rd, N. J.. will arrive tomorrow to
pend the week-end visiting his son,
Mr. Sidney Bell of Crockett street.
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,Mr. and Mrs. Oliver 1. Clark and
on. Oliver, with Mr. Irving Clark,
1 be the guests over the week-end
Mr. and Mrs. William Clark of
arryi0wn, N. Y. They hope to wit-
683 the dedication of the new
afldge spanning the Hudson at Tar-
Wown, Saturday. '
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»....‘.Mr. and Mrs. Norman Dell of New
'gbrk city, who have been spending
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4 of?! mortar; I r
EBRIDGEPORT
. agave. s. w a c nu v gvfo- ‘t‘co‘gwps i tflipjvl to"! v," vet’vfl“
Mail this coupon if you
‘4 are not able to call per-
, sonally.
BELIEF HERE
business purposes. llonlt-t unlit Ii My 1
. the Buyliss Oyster (‘nllllmllj' OI .
are about tho only bouts of mi)“.
of Long Island Sound, bar none, it .
h“ no 101m. Winding entrance. "4i
mom and New l-laxen and, utter intuit.
gold borders, and 6 napkins to match,
gall hemmed and ready to spread for
i’about' the price of a cotton set. Heavy
.ll’cream linen that will wear and wear.
IMPORTED DIRECT BY US
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the past two months at the Summit
llullm' on lit-It island. inure rented
an apartment in Hmmford and will
spend the winter there.
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Friends of Miss Jesse Turn of
West Side Iiwnuo urn glad to learn
that slit! is on the road to recovery
after her recent illness.
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lilies Lulu linxtcr oI' .lluIOII avenue
and Miss ltlmily Stevens of McKinley
place will spend the next two weeks
in Dnnhury. where they are enrolled
us sludt'nts ut the State Normal col-
logo.
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Alias Front-is Knorr OI' fit-ll Isi-
und is expected to return to her
home next week after spending sev-
crul weeks visiting her sister in Eu met at. the helm of Dr. Maybelle .1.
Perry. Wont avenue, Norwalk. to
plan for the theta County oonvcn~
tlon ot the King's Daughters to be
held in the Norwalk Congregational
church Oct. 13-14. Mrs. Higgins has
been treasurer of the Ever Ready 0 o
circle of the King's Daughters at
Harbor City, N. J.
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Mrs. Lucille Brands. daughter or
Mr. Frank iirnndn oi llowuyton
avenue, started attending Cotumhlu
college in New York yesterday. She
is taking a teachers course.
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Mrs. Wliilum Street and Mrs. J.
H. Kcyser returned to their home
in New York yesterday after upend-
ing the summer at Ben Island.
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Mr. Herbert Wilmot. or Rowuy-
ton avenue to having his garage
shinglcd and painted.
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Mrs. Ira S. Kigglns of McKinley
street was one of a committee which
VOTE FOR
Thomas Robins ‘
FOR MAYOR
And a Republican Coun- *
Oil to Work With Him
Thomas Robins is acknowledged by all to
be the Best Mayor Norwalk has ever had.
Thomas Robins has worked for more Inca-
sures for the good of the City than any other
Mayor.
Thomas Robins was on the job all the time
and could always be found when wanted.
Thomas Robins proved himself honest and
fearless and made good
lN sun: OF ALL OPPOSITION
Return Thomas Robins to Office and give
him a Council who will work with him.
VOTE. THE
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SALE OF COLORED BORDERED
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Send me at once . ........ . . .. Pun Linen Table
Sets with . . . .... . .. m. .. borders at $2.95 set
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Bridgeport, Conn.
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'71-.) be charged or-scnt c. O. n. ( aniline)
ut the tshmd.
Rownyton for several years.
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lilr. and Mrs. James Walker of ‘ ' '
wI-st nvenuc, Bell Island. returned
teI-Ilny IIi‘icr spending the
.' Mr. and Mrs. “J. Taylor of Ru)"
run Emma summon—So. honwAtLtt. CONN. .
Inond street have had a new rudiu street, well known pluniut. iu'i'uill-llliln lltiu'y Jun”; or i‘rurkctt H, ,L IN
yi'i‘liii ”Hi )1 :dt Idu'. lruIII lil‘ltl when,
of. “lime i‘ ms 1m It for \I'qu uII llu)
\'«ll.-l Itutumi utmvlh lit-«ls.
installed in their homc.
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Mrs. Earl Stevens of Mclx’inlcy
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Service
A fundamental of our business, it
permeates our entire store.
Service in merchandising, safe-
guarding quaiity and keeping
' prices to the lowest level at which
quality can be bought.
Service in equipment which will
be increased a hundred fold in this
larger modern store. Efforts and
money have not been spared to
make the new Read’s a comfort-
able store where it will be easy and
pleasant to shop. There will be
many conveniences to bespeak a
friendly and hospitable welcome.
We Shall Take a
Rapidly Growing
Business to the
New Store
{this Greater Read’s is a logical
development, for we are rapidly
outgrowxng our present sur-
roundings.
”A new prosperity faces this nation
and Bridgeport, and‘ Road’s has
planned its business with unshak-
en faith in this new prosperity.
Each month sees greater gains in
our sales, which reflect better bus-
mess and increasing public knowl-
edge of Read’s time tested princi-
ples and policies. We continue to
grow and prosper only as we serve
you well.
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I The Corner Stone Has Been Laid
‘ For 'a Greater Road’s
.rTbe Spirit of
Rising up into space at the Corner bf Broad and John Sheets, is the
. great modem structure of reinforced concrete which is soon to be our
New Home. A Far Bigger, Better Store. in marked contrast are the
humble beginnings of this great merchandising
started to serve Bridgeport sixty-eight years ago as only a very small
niche on Main Street. ‘
Recently the Comet Stone Of this greater Road’s was laid and soon
the store will be nearing completion. With the laying of the Corner
Stone, every person in this organization pledged himself to help
make the Greater Road's a store of Greater Service.
oocl Store Keeping—L.-
Wbat is It?
The one aim in good store keeping is to supply you with the newest,
most up—to-the—minute things for your need or fancy ' at the time
that you Want them. -
ITO find these things, we sent! 'to markets in every corner of the earth
and each article must be of a quality worthy to bear Road’s name-o
alWays seeing to it that the price based on quality is the lowest pos-
sible.
We offer these things at a fair margin of prefit in ideally pleasant sur-l .
roundings.
The news of these articles is told you through interesting advertising.
You read in our advertisements of fashions from every impOItant
fashion center. You are informed of the propitious time to buy most
advantageously for yourself.
Then to sell with enthusiasm, to see that the customer gets what she
wants at the time that she wants it.
That is what constitutes Good Store Keeping.
The n, M. Read co.
FRIDAT, OCTOBER 2, 19233.
runletl Mrs. (illvvr t‘lurk of l‘t-num -
or street. and Mrs. George, ix'IIy
Mr. and Mrs. Juines Con'ec ot (.‘rcckott strut-t. lust vvvninsz.
to their home in New York city yI-s- Ntw York will be week-end guests they Isnnp; a (lllul
summer at the Summit house on iiI-il supper held in In
“ inland. ‘ Mitllodist ('lllll‘i‘ll.
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