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$12.95 $16.50 $19.50
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Striped Flannelette Gowns in white and colors of in:
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Christmas Furniture
Now is the time to make plans for Practical Presents,
and there is not a member of any family, large or small,
that would not appreciate certain articles in our immense
stock.
Judge John Keogh is in Bridgeport
today and is repruzonlinz the Dlllin-Y
III? in the lloward vs. Norwalli Tow-1
“buckle-o and Sloth fender:
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(‘onII‘IIIIIIII' SIIIVIIIIII' ChIII'iIIII IIIIS.‘ n ““1“...va “mum. {MAI-nine me: our 'I] WO Big Floors Are crOWded
his" ““‘nr‘lwl “Vm'k i” Iaylnt‘. Hillel \‘ire: “'infinld S. IIIIs‘IIn. DIIi'lIy. (ii
lines I‘m- Ill“ \IIIH'I‘ dopammvnt III R. Kmmmm' Shem” WHY“... m... . With reliable furniture of every grade. for every purpose,
:‘m Swami 'I‘Iixim: District. This in-‘ chm-m rm. printing ],,.,.5.-..,.; Mm‘ and all interested are urged to drop in at any time and look
( lined ii fourint'li main in l-‘III‘I'is'. Anderson, pornand‘ Whiflfl- 3x19; ‘ . around in a leisurely way: ask questions, and get geycral‘in.
:‘il‘f‘tl. IIII'JiIIjrlaiii Ii; i-I i III‘. I. win ii Edward E. WNW“ Smmuwm Wm; .- formation of a stock that we are tru y proud to show.
”"0“1‘“ ”‘9 new street, recently open- IIII IIIIIIIIIIIIiisui for spinning. winding.l
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III El'ul‘nlllt‘. - .0. . . . .: pomso superiori y or . ~ . .
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change system. ‘ ~.
Trade Marks. ‘ ‘1“,
Landers, Frai'y & Clark, New Brit-i
_.0:. . need In mal: 0 these
. your 0': n gun. a
II’3, an old magazine,
tests II.
in: Company case. A hearing in llllSi “in. (“min mum] measuring and 7 ‘ porike’ I] ll
- - - - .- ‘ . . . ? aim I‘I'*.tera iiarter II a:
(use “as bold beto.e Judge Vosburgh smenuflc applmncofi' ‘ m" - 'iplllleqbncitlcl I
. “Us.“ .
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sometime ago, but. nothing was set-
tled in II and it was carried to the
Superior (Touri.
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l ‘ Shelts’ you can luv: free
by calang on us
With IiIisi book and these armies
yonmn prove to 2:
lion that The ‘I
MR. RO‘LE TO PRESENT TWO
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_ Sirlom steak .. 0 lb ‘1 Y Market . Ills mam, friends in Stamford, III
__W , Illt‘ Suburban Club and the Wee Burnl
itlnlt' Club. will be glad to learn that
iEti'd'lI'I- Milton Royle, the. author of
I“’l‘lIII Squaw Man." will produce two
that E PEOPLE‘S , new plays soon at the Stamford Thea-
TRUST COMPANY 13 ac" Ire: "The Longest Way 'Round." Nov.
ing as depository for individ- I27 and 28, and “Peace and Quiet "
null and WTPOTath 0‘ large labout Christmas w.eelt The n- III -
meant, it is “0t. well known lplny is under the management of Sel- I
. int: ()l at
Ire in y in-
I, mu in irIIctitc-tal.e only
a I»: I..inulc.. ca
Albert D. Morgan
Iaz‘Washington St.
Small Deposits
While i is generally known
get this cgEFEANfi‘YS WEOLI; wyn & Co, and the latter play has
MOMDESERATE MEANS ,Max Flgman for Its star. The play
All of our d _t°u In“ "- Ila a dramatization by the Darlen
sured efficientepo“ co, II we“ lauthor of his recent book,1ust pub-i
”Ni lumen by Harper-a.
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Big Barglns
x Kranach & BlCh
1.Shoninger
I Gordon ‘
1 Christie & Son
as perfect safety. Your de-
Let your library grow in size as your books accumulate.
Start with as few or as many emu-III.» sections as
necessary—add others as required.
G slobcmcrnlclte “mats” Bookcases
fit anywalltfice-mwch any woodwork-Maniac with any style of
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HARTFORD ARTIST FOUND o. .‘
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'HARTFPRD. Nov' 10 pom-Ic-
Noel rim. well-known artist
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MhflmmeIo-mm
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HOWLAND’S
Entrance on Main St,
Farfield Ave., Cannon 3!.
Bridgeport, Conn.. Friday, Nov.
Feather turbans
at $3!
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UPTICIAN Phone 438
Everything in the Optical Line
EYES EXAMINED FREE
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Steam Dying & Cleaning Co.
Formerly known as Bridgeport Steam Dyeing &. Cleaning Co.
Silk Dresses, Gloves, Blankets and Lace Curtain: Cleaned.
H. LYNGE. Prop.
249 State Street —BRIDGEPORT—
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Evening and Dance Gowns
We urgentlv recommend to you
before (.3) your Winter
DIesSes, to pmeurc a copy of
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FASHION BOOK
It- costs only ten cents when pur-
chased with one 15 cent pattern.
DECEMBER PATTERNS
Now on sale.
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in a large two family house with
Norwalk Chronicler