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ture business that a Bull 'l‘op lied with two inch
posts and One inch fillers ever sold under $20.00
The above illustration shows this bed in exact de-
tail. ‘
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Good.
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50 miles
Free of
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This is the first time ill the history of the furni-
Over 500 Brass Beds of Highest Quality Will Sell at About Halt
We even didnnore than that. We talked with a number of
firms in other cities and got them to make the same proposal to
the manufacvturer; with the combined orders for two years from
these several firms, the total assumed such a tremendous propor-
tion that the manufacturer granted our concession.
It is of such import-
ance that people from surrounding cities can well afford to make a
trip to this city, in order to profit by this great brass bed event.
It was at first suggested I'lzit owing to the low prices at
which these beds will be sold. that only cash sales were to he lion-
nred. but we frowned upon this policy, and decided to sell these
beds for cash or credit at the same low prices. If you wish to
purchase any of these beds on credit we “ill adjust the ttrms to
suit _\our c'omcnience.
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2-inch Continous
Post Brass Beds
letail selling price or this bed is less than the average store puillinses them tloni the factory.
.'inch posts and horny center iiiltvls with guaranteed lacquering.
‘ COR. BROAD + JOHN 575
1 BRIDGEPORT, CONN.
$ 3 O 95
We have featured this bed in the above manner because it is unquoutiunnbly the most remarkable Bram: lied
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value in this sale which means that it is the most wonderful brass bed value over advertised by any firm The
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For several months we have been planning this sale, we interviewed one manufacturer after another, we presented to themkonr plan, told them of the sale we
were going to hold and explained to them how with theii' co—opcration we would be able to sell a tremendous number oinbodis in a few weeks.
We told them that if they would make the proper concessionin price, we would contract for our entire brass beds sales for twoyears
fu'tIn‘.
They have large
2-inch Post 3 .75
51-inch Fillers 12
ll is the massiveness of these beds that makes
them such remarkable values. They are all of guar-
unteed lBCqUel”, which is another his point in their
Cash Is Unnece'ssary During
This Sale
our hook
I» Delivers
WITHIN
1.50 miles
Free of
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MONDAY, MARCH 1, 1915
ueolbe amymuuu, u; Mymouu uh,
is having his houses repainted.
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Jack Tiebout, of Brooklyn, N.
spent Sunday visiting friends here.
Y-.
Charles Bowman, of Rowayton ave.-
nue. is critically ill with typhoid to
rer,
Miss Alice Swift, of New York,
spent the w. liend at her home in
Tokeneke.
Richard 'l‘jader, of New York City,
spent Washington's Birthday looking
over his estate in ’l‘okeneke,
Miss Ethel Mills, of South Norwalk.
has been visiting Mr and Mrs. And—
rew Mills, of Rowaytou avenue.
Miss Mildred Cushman of Logan
street, has been \isi'. ing friends in
New York city.
’ Miss Alfred Frisble, of Worcester,
Mass” spent Sunday with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Preston Hart, 0! this
place. ‘I i,
William Ambler, o! Barnard, has
returned home. utter visiting his
mother, Mrs. E. Ambler, of Cross
street. I
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Miss Marion Lynch had returned to
INew Haven. after spending some
[time with her parents on the I’l‘oken-
I eke Road. fill J
i Frank Mills. of Crockett street, is
‘able to be about again, after his in-
jury while sliding down the school
I bill a few weeks ago.
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Miss Curtis lllillg and her daughter
[Mai-ion, have returned to their home
tin New Haven, after visiting Mr. and
l-Mrs. Franklin Lynch.
i William Curran has returned to his
home in Mount Vernon, after spending
In few days with Mr. and Mrs. A C.
IHart. of Raymond street.
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I The Bible Study class will hold its
regular monthly metlng with Mrs.
Jackson tomorrow evening at the M.
{It}. parsonage of this place.
l Miss Katherine Klienfelter has r?»
l turned to her home after spending it
Iweek with her sister, Adria-E, Eul-
nierick. of Washington. D. C.
Mr. and Mrs. Stanton Hart, of Sin-
;ten Island, has returned home, after
{spending a few days with Mrs. And-
l‘rew Mills, of Rowayton avenue. ‘
1 Ground has been broken for the
bungalow which William R. Thump.
son is to erect in Rowayton avenue.
R. F. -DeForest and company, of Not
walk have the contract for the build-
ing.
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_ Mr. an’d Mrs. George Cudlipp Ct‘ll“
brnted their fifteenth wedding annr
Princess Complete in every detail.
iHadley’s Little ..
Four-room outfit
versary by entertaining a few of their
friends at their home on Cudlipp SL,
Monday night. Games were enjoyed,
after ‘which all partooli of a haunte—
ous collation. Mr. and Mrs. Cudlipp
received many beautlul piteces oi cut
Iglusa.
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I Friends in Rowavton, last, week re-
icelved word of the death of Miss Ruth
Spies, at her late home in Lafayette
lstreet, Brooklyn. Miss Spies was
Iwell-known in Rownyton, havilllr
Janent several summers here. Mrs. S.
IA. Gleb. of Crockett street. went to
IBrooklyn. Saturday otter-non and at
.tended the funeral, which was held
iyesterday.
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al days at the home or Mr. and Mrs. Iblrtb oi Carlton L'Hommedleu. 3011
J. Kent. at Howard avenue, today re
turned to her home.
of Rowan street, was quietly yet ill;
I tingly observed at his home on thei
I William Bloacer. manager or a mat Bide, Yeatarday. Mr and MTS-I
lmoyjngplcuu-g house In Seymour Alfred Crockett. of Rowayton. were
tCollin. was a visitor at the home of
Irelatlvea on the East Side over the
tweak-end.
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Mr. and Mrs. Everett Lowndes, otI
_ :Seayiew avenue. are planning to re—I
On Wednesday afternoon or tblsimovo to New York city Mr. LOWRdBB!
Iwouk the regular lowing end soon! contemplates resigning his position!
’ Italian of tho new Aid Society of with the Howard hounds: ‘IOyater
Jim but noun. 3‘. in. Church will on Company, and taking a position oni
hold in the church purlon, the road as salesman. ‘
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The famous evangelistic aervices‘
. which stirred all Norwnlk will be dis-
ooutiliued thll week by the members
and pastor or th‘e.lllut avenue M. E.
Church. Deep tutu-cit was taken in
the meetings while they lured. and
it i- certnln their influence will be
ten tor a Mobile to come.
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limo Hilton and Christine Jacob-
m strut. yesterday unlov-
t villi with friend- in
a! the nimble
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Hate. W burdock. with l: so o'elooit
affair was given under the auspices
of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel LHommedleu,' log prof. Jepaon' and proved a most view avenue,
delghtful treat.
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Miss Ethel Noylor, of East avenue,
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Yesterday morning in the East no I
iAbrtuns. of the Salvation Armin the
Inoted Hebrew evangelist, discussed‘
"its Jesus the Saviour Today?" Adjuvl
Itan t Abrams, a most gifted talker,
ldrew a remarkable word picture of
the condemnation and crucifixion of
address made
a deep impression on those present.
A meeting or the clergy ot the Ad-
7‘ Christian Churches of the Con
noctiout and .Woatern‘ Massachusetts
Connection will on hold tomorrow in
Bridgeport. Rev. G. M. Tooplo, at
Fifth street. mini- 0: the East Nor-
wullt A. C. Church will be in Mind '
spectrum-1.0480 o'clock until
o'clock in the ottoman. ll conference
will in' bold during which there will
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once. luau. ‘
Mrs. Edward F. Smith, or 29 Sea-
tomorrow afternoon.
will entertain the general association
and the directors of the East Nor-walk
Improvement Association. The meet-
ing opens at 2 o'clock pronxpxt. The
among the visitors at the celebration. 33‘1““? W" 8 "'in in SW0” iconstitutton will be open for those
who have not already signed; plans]
mm M. m Church Militant J H regarding the Norwalk Industrial undi
Civic imposition will «be discussed,
and plan: toi- calling attention
Community Hall will be Iliorinlilatéd.
The importance of the business to
be disposed of calls for a prompt and
unusually large attendance.
Emil. White. or School life“. has
returned home (rein Philadelphia,
where-ho has been visiting the past
month.
rile mam... Corps will hold
' ' tho club
to?3
have been added to the Rowayton Li»
braty:
I Prelented by Mrs. Samuel R. Weed:
9 Non-Fiction.
Gruyaon. David
i "Adventures in Contentment.’
Cudbury, Edward
“Experlments in Industrial Orgimi;
I zation."
Bonvalot, Gabriel
“Across Thibet."
Fiction.
lDu Maurier, George
I f‘Trllby."
Mac Donald, George
“Heather and Snow." I
Wilson. Harry Leon "
“The Boss of Little Arcady." -
Black, William .I
I "Judith Shakespeare.”
Connor. Ralph
"The Doctor."
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"Kincald’s Battery."
Bulwer-Lytton. Edward
' “The Last of the Barons."
'Weyman. Stanley J.
"TbeIBed Cockade."
Presented by Miss E. Beard:
Watts-Mary 8. ' ':
“van‘ Cleve." . , I. I
Wanted by Mia Huckley:
.l'omlund, Louise
“Old Lady Number 81."_
M MI .Senflncl Want I.
lids. wile-idle" “mood Ito .uluv‘e"
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