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“America’s Finest Creamery”
BEST PURE LARD ....
....... ........ ....... ..... ”41¢ll).
......w ....... .....20¢lll.
IONA PEACHES, per can ................ . . ..... . . 17¢
SHREDDED WHEAT, pkg. ...................... 12¢
14 LBS. GRAN. SUGAR ....................... 31,00
/ MORGAN’S SAPOLIO, can ...... .. . .. . ........... 7¢
WHOLE‘GRAIN RICE ...... . . . .............. 7¢ lb.
WHITE BEANS, per lb. ......................... 14¢
LIMA BEANS, per lb. ........................... 10¢
Io Stamps with I can A&P Baking Powder ......... 50¢
:5 Stamps with 1 bottle A&P Extracts ............. 25¢
:0 Stamps with 1/; lb. Can A&P Cocoa ......... . . .. 20¢
10 Stamps with 2 pkgs. Grandmother's Oats, each .. 10¢
. .10 Stamps with a pkgs. Reckitt’s Blue, each .......... 3d
:9 Stamps with 2_ bottles Royal Polish, each ........ 10¢
'5 Stamps with 4~lb. Carton Salt ..................... 6‘5
5 Stamps with 1 pkg. A&P Washing Powder ......... 5(1-
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FRESH ROASl ED corners
.. 36 Stamps with 1 lb. El Ryad Coffee ................ 35¢
\25 Stamps with 1 lb. Amb’osa Coffee .' ........... 32¢
20 Stamps with I lb. SUItana Coffee ................ 30(-
15 Stamps with 1 lb. Iona Coffee ................... 25¢
19 Stamps with I lb. Goad Coffee ................. 20¢
SWEET
FLORIDA - -
OR'ANGES
'18
25c
124 Washington Street
uranium callers
give Style, Comfort and perfectly
fi‘ting Gown. Long wearing, they
assure the utmost in a corset at
most. Ecomrical Price. $3.00
to $1.“). ' '
neuter, and have the “old corset”
comfort with the first fitting.
J$5.00 earl $3.00.
New York, Chicago, San Frechxo
, _. t... ..
. dent i'frie
are :.01,Sillg..
‘ , ‘ 3L '
3 V1 VAU Dou’s
- Pe roxrde Tooth Paste
» $553.1...“ wxmwmm‘alwim "°- ”0:531:50?
3; The City National Bank
W
5 . Ellis Bank’s Mission
This Bank believes implicitly in the possibilities and
.the future for this town.
. As a recognized factor in its development we are par-
ticularly interested in its industrial growth.
We gladly supply 071} customers with the capital pm-
dence permits and in a broader way devote the money at
our: command, whenever practicable, to the upbuilding and
maintaining of worthy be We enterprise.
We loan money on first mortgage.
Great A. &P. Tea Co.
a.
5.. ..
'j.‘ moo
THE HAT TRADE.
Estate of Dunlap Manager. Stetson
Eight—Hour Day.
Transfer Tax Appraiser George
llrokuw Compton has valued the es-
Augusl 23 last, and was director of
Dunlap & ('o. and manager of ugclr
cics. at $59,329., all of which went to
his wile, Fannie, says the Daily News
lieuld, New York, He held only one
:‘llfll‘v of stock in llunlnp 8; 0)., un-
der 1.11 agreement by which when he
' died the stock was to be sold back to
llle company for $100. The dct’end-
all! received for his services $2,500
mildly, :2. 1‘.’ per ccnl. of Illc $2,500
“01; ry mid lo (1. '1'. lien-y, u former
euuloye, and he Was also entitled to
7 l-‘.‘ per cent. ol the {let cash pro.
ills The report shows that he re-
: (circd nothing for his share of the
\wlnl-cr last because during
(ash loss.
in its account of the Chrietnlns cl:-
'1l'crsr-s at llll‘ tar-loly of the John' 13.1
mm...” (‘0, Philadelphia, tllc Alneri-l
l
, can llutler says:
I Tim usual distribution of watches;
lurkcys, boxcs of candy:
jellbllh of common stock 01' the John
ill. Fri-111.011 (‘0. and cash bolluscs 1:
ltllc llnploycs. followed to Ihe meal
grailstaclioll of thousands of workers
’i'lm l't‘ill fcnlurc of tho morning
zlnnounccnrt-ln 11'
111.- short npcech of i. ll. rumblings,
Ipro-loom of tho colllplllly. that be
:inniue January 1. 1917. the Slclsnn;
l-lnllt
,lil:.'I..~',
11mm yer, was the
would bc placed on 1111 eight-'
hour basis. ’l‘bl- cnlploycs will work
:1 llllill of forty-eight hours a week.
lil-rlruli of titty-two illlll a half hours
‘:.< llcl‘cltllol‘l‘, without any chance ill
111v rlltc of wages. The employee will
‘lft‘l'lilllt‘l’ work from 71:10 a. m. to 5
l". 111., with ,l‘l‘il'ly-ll‘yc 11111111le ,101‘
lunch. and on Saturday frolll 7:30
.I. 1:: to 11:45 :1. 111. Mr. (‘ulllminus
11150 referred to lllt‘ fact that there
111.11 bc arrangements manic whereby
lbc forty-eight hum: of labor would
111111111: the summer months he pill in-
lcl'y all day Snturdny.
llc also lluldc the interesting slalo-
lllrui flint on October 31, when the
'llo satisfaction of knowing that 11ch
l
tale of George A. Ballard. who died? Tells How to Take soreness From!
' l
l
proills tor the period from may 10 No. l and is claimed 10 just sbrin-l
this '
period the business resulted in a hell
pcndinl: and the two went to the coun '
to live days, thereby closing the fnc- “10“!” be successful.
first uonwanx EVENING sour EL'
\. X. ' ‘MOfibAYJAN. 8, 1911
llill’l 1:011 lull
10 Ill ll lllwll
a Corn and Lift it Right
Out
Hospital records show that t’Vt‘l)’;
lime you cut a corn you invite lOcliAl
jaw or blood poison, which is need- 1
less, says 21 Cincinnati authority, who ,
tells you that a quarter ounce of a ‘
drug called freczone can be obtained
at little, cust from lhe drug store but
(bragged C0;
is sufficient to rid 0119's feel of ovary
hard or soft corn or callus.
You simply apply a few dmps 01.
1111's oh a tender, aching corn and tho ‘
soreness is instantly relieved. Shoru‘l
ly the entire ('(M’t'an be lift-2d out.
root and all, without pain.
This drug is sticky bu"dril s 31 once ,
up any
5
corn ulthoul infinlning or cwn irri
latilll: tllc surrounding tissue- or skin.
1
11‘ your wile wears high becls silo 1
will be glad to know of this. “Adv. .
101th81101810 illlND f
(Continued from First Page.) l
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11‘. that bonds be fixed all $1,500 cncbl
so that Ibe men could remain out of1
jail until their uppcnls had been llctcd ;
upon by the Supreme court. Judgc‘;
llulpw said llt‘ would do nothing con-l
curing the bonds then. lie remand?
«i 1111 two 1111-11 in the custody of the
sheriff. \‘lllllllli. that he would llalldl
down 11 dccision later.
January Clearance
in Continuance
Furs,
Tailored Suits,
Dresses,
Coats,
Blouses.
Fifty Serge and Silk Dresses
formerly up to $20.00 “'
1 ‘ 110w .
10.00 ‘
Twenty—five . J
Silk and Serge Dresses \_
‘uroldinu to the decision bonds of'
any amount were not likely to insure
tllc lwo mcn coming back and ink-
in" their medicine if thc Suprenw
mull sustained their conviclimls.
Fair and llclercuux wr-l'c l()llll(l:*
guilly of lllanslaughlel- in collnecllon!
with tho dealh ot‘ Fair's wifc, 31:11” ‘
lllllil (1. Fair, in (lienbruok on Junc;
25. 1911. The triul lasted 1‘.‘ doysl
and the verdict was arrived at by u,“
iury after u deliberation lasting lWlli
hours and 10 minutes. Counsel tore
the two men then began 21 bulllc fol-l
their liberty. while their nppclll was;
Iy Jflll, hoping that their luwycrsf
it was sad ncwsl“
l‘icy rcccived today.
Sill-rill Puts» went to \\'ctbclsticld
Saturday with Mike llizzo, Andi-cu!
Willn and Andrew (‘ircllo who l-o
. . ‘ - .' .. . , , . . \-
(oylpally closed their books they hadl (1 Mn. slut.» pllson s1 menus M 1111)
l‘.’1.‘: of court just ended and bc didl
bus'llcss for the liscul your of 1916
>bou ~11! 1111 incrcllsc of upproxinmtciy
1101 receive news of Judge llurpcl-‘e‘
lll"‘1.\ll)ll in tllnc In lzllrc lilo 111.11 to
1111 r-lluc institution.
W. B. Reduso Corsets
make large hips disappear; bulky
waist~lines more graceful; awk-
ward bust-lines smaller and
’l
:
luring the wagon and
‘ damages.
‘10 Hr ccnl. .111 compared with [1ch
, l
cxcr-ss ot the yonr‘
11.11.411.111ny ill
just lloscd. ’i‘bc minimum cash dis-i
llilllltttlll to ill-rt ycnr
{.111‘1 S. .
Slips are also In be taken who
lllc 3,5104 Slllll't’rl of common
lllosc employer: who by f‘nllhilll scr-
vicc and loyalty to the lnlcrost or
f'ilr-nry lllld loyully.
pent. men in llll' commercial. civic.l
fraternal, political and professionnlt,
printnl of the Dunllury llle 00., 11
his runny friends in
Halter.
THREE DECISlONS BY
WALSH.
JUDGE
i in Civil Common Pleas Court.
’ 'l‘illcc decisions wore bonded
ll'leas court. Bridgeport, Saturday. in;
the case of Emil Sore, u Bridgeportllllx‘ll
bokcr against Ralpr..\linel-nnd other accordance with their 3
mcnlbers ol' the firm .of Miller, Itczldllssue forthwith."
ll|l|ll‘(‘llll('l‘, ‘
“.1“; “mlmwd from $15” to $5,,“ gultli {filed .1 motion to em llr‘ltlt' Ibc \‘cl‘diclsi
.111 :111 ruse rcndcrcd ycr-‘lcrdny and
luilllll: om- wcck llnro orally untitled: Alaska FOX Set,
l'ebl'f the court' of their inIi-lllioll Io illc 1111‘
stock 1 appeal or notice of appeal to 1111- Su-
lcnlninilllz in‘ the trcnsul‘y unisaucdfll'l‘t‘m" ““1“. 11ml 1111““ Orlllll' mud"
111.1)" l’lo sci :lsidl-wfor distribution to1 110'! ”mu”! 11 motion bcl'oro mp to ”d ‘
| line: dcu-rlninntion.
to understand how a bond for any“
bio of the Harlem district of New ; Ibo :lppcnruncc ot’.clrhcr of those mon-
‘qu: (‘51). wore ”959m 11! n (lumpy-‘11 their convictions should be sustain
Jun 10 Francis Wrilzbl cllnlon. pro-l”.l um... arm-ad- Thv inducvnwm fox"
';(‘l'liel ol lht-Ill to;rclnrn and submit
-‘.to 1119' execution "of their sentences;
honor or llis,would almost certainly be much less
I billbdal' on 1')ecenlbcr 6." ”American ‘ ”1"“ ”W1" (iv-“ll“ ‘0 030311" “11111190115
111cm in the state prison and'tbcir
willingness to forfeit llny bonds. ’ ?
lhczn every opportunity to correct any
. ' _ ‘ possib 9 error which has occurred dur—
IPlaintiffs WI: In Three Cases Tried inut
l y ‘
,my only not to order a stay of cxecu-l
. . . downr l‘on ol‘ the sentence of either of lbesc‘
by Judge “rush in the Civil Common,-conrlcted men.
Decision No Surprise.
‘ ll i:. unusual ill cost-s ot’ scrious‘! ‘
”won-us of 1915. He also nnnoullccd' . . Cl
11.11.11
that :11. tin- prcsclll rulc of business‘ bored to allow convicted men to cct‘ Blue FOX set
uh, (“mm year's business will holoul on bonds pcndinl: lbcir :lppculsI
on! the? decision by Judge
, .
1- whore sclllcllcos lluvc bccn llll‘l
B’lll'pl‘t‘ :
urn-s us no surprise.
'I‘lu- judgc‘s lllcllnlrllndulll roads:
Red Fox
Scarves
.“l'lllllllt‘, small sizes,
wcl'c $16.50
$10.00
Black Fox
Barrel Muffs
fine grade,
were $45.00
$35.00
Scarf to match
$25.00
For Scarves and Sets
035 Fox Set,
« Taupe Lynx
"l‘ln- counsll for 1110 doll-111w lull'ef White FOX Set,
:1 slay of execution pclldllll: lllt‘ 1"
"Runner consider-mien ul‘ lbc licl or
,1“. businesg may be cntltlcd to rev 1911 conccruing stays of oxcculioll 111‘:
cclvc 1119111 111 recognition of their “dullpculs m criminal MW“ has foiled}
{to illtlrcly musty
1 power to fix or talkc oily bolld during i
~ulcll :1 stay. The act rcfm'rcd 10“ - i.
\lm-p than 300 of the most ”romp, ‘llilkt'b‘ no mcntion of such 11 bond. l-Cllleb cat set’
me that l buy-t
ext ‘11 lurgc
cxirn lurgc
5 Sable Fox Set
. texi'rn largo
!;Gray Lynx Set,
111ch scarf
,Taupe Fox Set,
lincd s'nl'l'
“.‘Jolcover. it is 11111100! illlpossiblc' .cub Bear Set
mount Would be even likely to lnsurc
Convinced of Duty. '
"'l‘bcrcfore. while I desire to afford
0 trial, 1 aill'CflllVlnCI‘tl that it, is.
l
l
the;
ixecution inv
clltcnce may"
"Accbrdingly the motion for
order is denied.
rind 'l'ullock. the court gives judumcnll
‘for the plaintiff to recover $7.40 (.llllll‘
- . _..__-..._._..__.....'.__..J
, nuns and cost::.¢ Sovll clnilucd he llndl _ 1
la ( mtrnct with the defendants (OIRHEUMAHCS N0 [00 GER
' furnish him, with ‘1 certain amount of‘ '
flour at 11 certain price and that the
dcfcudana failed to carry out their
end of the agreement. l
Manjoney Given Damages. _
A. Manjoney is awarded damages.
of $356.63 against Douglas D. Swnn.
‘Elnployps of the plaintiff. were driv»
‘ IN 10111
—v\
j hr .1 horse and wagon near the corner 1 “Neutrone F’l‘efifif‘illltil"1 ,.99"'CU"€S’ and'
Col" Main/rind Congress streets, Bridge-
: port, August 2, 1915, when an automo-
i bile belonging: to the defendant collld-H b‘ _ .. .
l 011 with the plaintiff's outfit lwdly dun», ncnm “3 until Neutrons Pref-3111“
injuring the lion 99.” a combination of rheumntlx'
lint-5114, The plaintm asked for $1.0003reducing elements was placed in the POTATOES ‘NOW‘ IN LIST OF, cities or the state the lowest price: or alleged real Relate swindles',‘ plead.
[quoted is $2.10 a bushel. wholesale,:cd not guilty in the Fedora-l Dietricd
land they. have advanced to 32355001111 in New York, and was held 111
These prices menu correspondingly; $3,000 ball by Judge Hand.
higher prices at the corner grocery
in the case of the Park City Lum‘
her company against. Nathan Nonsen-
l.he plaintiff damages ot’ $055.35.
plnlllill’l‘ claimed it. furnished lumber ed
to UK defendants for 11 house 011 High-
lrnn avenue for which payment had them up in a way that would surprise
,you.
“Neutrone Prescription 99” will re.
llleve the worst symptoms in the most
linnlel D. Scullen. who had ill“. 11mm“ severe cases of rheumatism within,
license for the Hazard Hall tavern 0“ 0" two weeks. Go get 3 50° or
which the state police, visited shortly 31:00 bottle and‘watch it work. Noth- 1 ‘
after midnight of Jpn. Loves found, inghgsevimdone what this prescrlp- 101" less than 02 a. bushel and this,
‘W‘xpoetazthem'bo reach: ”.25
not been made. I
FINED ‘FOR LIQUOR SALE.
THOMPSONVILLE. Conn, Jan. 8.--
‘ minty on twooountswof illegal. na‘lemt lion Will‘rm’elrm'ord‘ers ”filled 011‘ . _ ,
i M New whole:
liquor alter. a long hearing in. the
mm» coul-tJBaturday and was lined m" ”wrmm’d mum” W M “km new since ole—was captured In Bridgeport by federal.» Important t
new‘orop onus.;_ln' omen: thefother 'clllftefl and “tallied ‘0“ “‘9 charlie ““0“?" 9“"
8100101111 costs. .. '
Rheumatism had
Keeps Thenfaured
wen considered
. 1:2... .. -‘. no.-.
Pointed Alaska Fox
Stole, 2 yds.
Taupe Fox Shawl Stole ill 75.00 for $50.00
Scotch Mole Stole, "
84 ill. long;
14 ill. wide
Mull to match
Scotch Mole Stole,
541 ill. long
8111. wide.
1 Mull to match
was $150.00 for $95.00
$100.00 101075.00
$ 75.00 for $55.00
l Alaska Fox, smoke-dyed $125.00 for $95.00
$125.01.) 151- $95.00
$105.00 for $80.00
3‘ 75.00 ft ll' $50.00
‘li 85.00 for $60.00
‘15 85.00 for$65.00
special $24.00
$ 05.00 for $45.00
$100.00 for $75.00
$125.00 fur-$85.00
$35.00
5- 57.50 $45.00
' $35.00
Skunk Mung
’ Three-stripe, round
V~ Extra fine, round
Extra fine, round,
Extra fine, round,
1. .1
~‘. 1..-U
Large, three-stripe, pillow shops.
were $35.00 for $25.00
$20.00 $16.50
$25.00 $20.00
$35.00 $25.00
$55.00 . $45.00
Second floor.
Hudson seal, 45 in. long.
Wcrc $3.00 for $2.00 Were ill 8.50 f0r$ 6.50
Formerly up to $35.00
110w
'2500
Model Dresses
l‘lxclusive Stylus.
formerly up to $65.00
37.50
Raccoon
Coats
made of small ,7'
cuttings of fur,l ,
$25.00
Red Fox
Animal Scarves
made of whole skins,
only 8 of them.
$20.00
Muffs to Match
$20.00
Fur Coats
Natllllallililliillifuat’ was $100.00 for$ 65.00 3
Natliillgfifisggilthio 01101125000 . $ 35.00,
Natural Muskrat, .10 111. 1011;,r $ 65.00 .
$225.00 ,
”ant
Hudson collar, $ 85.00
Raccoon Motor coat,
50 ill. 10113:. $275.00
Natural raccoon, $225.00 $175.00 , ,-
Sable Squirrel, Q .
:18 in. long. $100.00 $ 75.00
Leonard coat .1
145 ill. 1111124, $250.00 $195.00 1
Nutria. coat, ‘ 5'
15 ill. long, $250.00 $195.00 _,
Hudson Seal, .
38 111. long, . 87.50 $ 65.00 1 -
Hudson seal, special large size, $100.00 {
Hudson seal, large sizc. _ $ 85.00 :
Hudson seal, 38 in. long. ,
skunk collnl', $100.00 $ 75.00 1
Hudson seal, bear hordcr ‘ r
and collar. $105.00 $175.00 ‘
and cope collar of bcnr, $387.50
Hudson seal, ;. 5-"
50 ill. long, 12 in. hordcr and “l .
capo collar of bear, $387.50 $275.00
extra finc, $250.00 , $195.00
Hudson seal, 42 ill. long, border, collar
and cuffs of Fitch. $237.50
Hudson seal, border, collar and cuffs .
of natural lynx, $387.50 $295.00
Raccoon coats, three piece, for men _
or women, special, . $25.00
Children's Fur Sets
3’
~4
,
$5.00 $3.00 $10.50 $ 7.50
$0.50 $4.50 '$15.00 $10.00
$7.50 $5.00 $17.50 $12.50..
‘ cm spread 00.
u.
hands of its thousands of suflerers.
“Neutrone Prescription 99” is a. s
ileum and others, Judge Walsh nwnrdsfdflc DOSiUVe in its action, quicklyre-
’l‘h" movlng all aches and pains in inflam-
jolnts and muscles, and limberlng
1
in: drughtimyerywnene. ‘
molly high in p
LUXURIES.’
99' Price of Well Known Necessity ofl
Llle Constantly on Jump—To no
gt... Higher.
'1 have been abnor-
rice during the fall
More, which have
the wholesalers.
Shortage in surely as noted in Rib; carried 011 his swindlcs here.
""r'tnr are now zoinz higher. both. government report issued December 1,9 .
wholesale and retail and consumers difi‘cullies of transportation owing toi indictment was returned charging him,
.5 pay at the rate. freight embargoes. are given as the: “1:11 selling mortgaged swamp Ind."
“500) $3 11 bllSlleLfor them queen oi" the high prices. ‘.
next week. lnqyllrymfmne of that raiscrs in Maine are alsosnid'tobe'wnd tonaly and when‘he returns! ‘
wholesale houses in tblfi city elicited, holding their crop for higher prices. ~.' . . ‘
the information thahtoday thereon-1
no: he purchased by the wholesalers
l
ALLEGED SWINDLER HELD BY:
THE FEDERAL COURT. .
He said there has Ulrich. de Poll, alias 'John J. Balm»: 11115? if one or them should be gram
4f
,__.~ .. m.“
I Ballta operated in this city and.‘ "
to Purchase from real estate agent but the police have?
l as yet been unable to learn whethec
in 1915 he disappeared before an
l’otntol in New Jersey for building lots-Baum 5
i came to Bridgeport.
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Haven't. you a. little T‘hoall.
lrsurioaity" about today‘s claim}! ‘
you, would note ‘
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Norwalk Chronicler