153 WASHINGTON STREET
January Sale
WITHOUT A
DOUBT OFFERS THE
’ GREATEST ~,
COAT VALUE
IN TOWN
$7.98 and
$12.98
! Charge Accounts
. Opened
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‘BURGLARs SLEEP IN
JiM CORBETT'S “cl
Lean Smoked Shoulders 15%0 lb
Compound Lard 19c lb
East India Tea Co. '
Tel. 371
lF’eut in Actor's Kitchen And Carry‘
i Away Silverware
James J. t‘orholt's homee on Bay-
<sitle lmulevord, .\‘t-w York, overloking
ibiltle Xt'tk liay, has been sheltering
lituralurs in the- illifit'lll‘!‘ of the Cor-
gizetts, it was discovered yesterday.
l'l‘llt‘ invaders slept in the actor’s best]
illt’d, boiled eggs and made coffee in}
1 Mrs. t‘orbootl's kitchen and apparently t
‘ . ‘ ‘intnde themselves very much at home»!
125 washington Street ,lenvlng the house at divers times to
,enrry ot‘f ‘r‘lth’l‘Wal‘t‘ and other treas-'
itires, the exact. amount of which is
lttot yet known.
The Corbetts closed their Bnyside‘
house, situated in the heart of a re,-
stricted residential section, the latter
:pari of October. Mr. Corbett went on
lthe road with a thentrlr-nl company
‘ and Mrs. Corbett took up winter quar—
ters ill the MeAlpin.
, Mrs. thiam- la‘ngels. posing the Con.
Steam Dying 81 Cleaning Co.
Fomerly known It Bridgeport Steam Dyeing t! Cleaning Co.
Silk Drones, Gloves, Blankets and Lace Curtain: Cleaned.
H. LYNGE, Prop.
349 State Street ~BRIDGEPORT_ [hell house Saturday, noticed an open;
lwindow and notified the police. he-
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‘ ' ‘ --_ "‘ ~ let-tires found unmistakable evid-
teuee that burglars had pitched comp
SI ECIAI 's 7 tin-re and had lived quitely without 119-,
. . ‘ itngdlsturum. ’l‘holritchon floor was
DeltCtous Butter, 3 lb. ............................ 39¢ strewn with eggshells nntl remnants
Pure Lard, a lb. .............. . ................. "19¢ of fruit and the intruders had neg-
- 5 I 5 ' H l -' t ‘ Corbett lit‘tl.
Eva Ora c l ‘ l((l(‘(l to lntl.t up lllt
p t d M U" a can """"""""""""""" 10¢ {Two trunks which had contained Ril-
Grape Nuts, 2 pkgs. .............................. 25¢ vet-ware and posible. souvenirs of
H. 0. Presto. a pkg. ....................... 10¢ Corbetl's prize ring career were found
Parlo hi" it b """" ' ‘ forced open and empty.
.0 r iatc Cs. 3 oxes ........................... 10¢ The police are satisfied that the
5' TIT burglary was eondueted on tho in-
. ‘ A. S LL stalment plan and that, several trips
‘7 ‘V ' were made itt lugging off the booty.
ll :4 Cottage Street. East NOI’Walk. . __._
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IGHICAGO JANITORs MAY 8TRIKE.ljanitors are members or the apart—5. l OWAYT()N g ‘
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tnent jamtors' Union. A st 5 MM '
CHICAGO, Jun. 16.-Janltors of issued. however, hr ollloers nteftuflrlit)‘ r ”HWA 5
1.100 apartment buildings are under ' t I l
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t‘hieag‘o Alu'tlg'ltn'tted l‘inito "
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order today to put ‘out the tires in Union asserted that members of that
their furnaces tonight unless their organization would not participate in
employers meet demands for an in- the threatened strike ‘
crease in wages. on a graded scale, '
Following the strike threats fl. 5
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approximately 15 per cent, “:00 announcements front coal dealers? Twenty members of the Women'sl
, that the fuel supply in the city is Bible Study clues met at the home of?
irapitlly being depleted and from the . ~ ‘
MOTHER GRAYS ft‘ity llali that MaYor Thompson is M555 Ruth Themes, “it“ owning. Lon-i
SWEET POWDERS :(‘Ollslllt’t'lng (‘mq-r‘gnnpy mmmmg to sidernbleJoutine business coneerninilf
FOR CHILDREN“ t-‘d'izv loaded ears now in the railroad the work of the class was transacted.1
ACmuthIieHwFovfl-lllmeu. NM" ”W “”11““‘5 "light not suffer. The annual report or the treasurer;
omit-inn! on Iln d-rht,’ )p t . ,
gin-Ind! pinkie... eelhln' l 5 "5‘” "mp“ ”" blame [0“ ”m showed that over one hundred dollars
F. \ llrnnda, of Tokeneke, is on a
business trip in Ohio.
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Inordcru. and «rt-troy elllmlltm upon tho coal carrying .
"MO-Irk- tn likhf'i‘h’lffl‘“ 05.03%: groans. whiln the latter maintained ““55 "”5" ”"59“ mm “Wd in the mrl.‘
du'tnecunl smut: rglllnd HIKE. nan».
"Mia“,k 6. __~u-rgp Lollav my, ”n“ ”l“ "“Dunsihliiiy rested upon nus branches of the clues work, durg
Elb‘ebmettifiods of shipping fuel employ-Jim; the pail your. The following (till-i
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iii-“'5 ) 9 eonl n,“ “7mm“ ("N’s were elected for the coming )‘I‘flr?
FAST FREIGHT UNI» TO NW 5 President—Mrs. Susan (loll).
VORK- 5mf MAKING OF A I Vino prenidtanith-a. Jennie Parker.
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THE ANNING J. ”I“ eereiars and treasurer in Be
PORTATlou UNI. m i [Mus "Wat rice Taylor. '1’
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imprint (‘hurrh was vendor-ted by Rev.
A. ll. [touts-oil. The evening service;
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Ni“ "3‘ mum‘s will iw "rt... stud.“ and a turn or
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Winter Coats $18.00
me qualities 0! W001 Velour, Bedford 00rd and
Chaim. These were sold originally at $25.00 and ”MP-11 “Wifikin- . . . .. j, ' '
$35.00. Some of them how deep i'ur wollat-s and 803“”: long and Wide. ‘85.
trimming of fur. ‘ smaller, $251!) and $50.
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Bedroom Furniture
at reduced prices before inventory
Mohegany Suite of 3 pieces, 3'
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’ 'VT' Former price $83.50 _ _ $6600
Ivory-finished Suite of 3 pieces, ..-- . .
Exceptional oflering, formerly $144.50$ I 0000
Mahogany finished Suite of 4 pieces,
Bed, Dresser, Dressing Table and Chiffonior I
l . 3, Former price $111.00 l $95.00
.1. . Mahogany Chiffoniers l!
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Wero Now Wore Now In
$31.50 $26.00. $52.00 $38.00 '1
$44.00 $35.00 $66.00 $44.00 g
02100 $13.00 $32.00 $25.00 E
. Circassian Walnut Chifloniers J]!
$59.50 for $48.00 $23.50 for $19.00 ‘
Very special. _‘I
Odd» Chairs and Rockers
Much reduced in price to close out
Fireside Rocker, old rose velour, $27.00 $2250
Spanish Leather Chairs, spring seat $32.00 $27.50
$35.00 $31.00]
chair and Rocker, dark blue velOur, $30.00 $2200
ouch 3]]
$63.00 $47.50
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or loose cushion,
Rocker in striped blue velour,
. Chair to match, »=jllii $61.75 $45.00
Colonial Chairs and Rockers ' Chair, $15.75
Tapestry covers, Rocker, $l375
Mahogany finish Chairs, '9
Adam design, $40.“) $34.50
Sheraton design. $34.50 $29.00
Fed): floor.
Gas Heaters and Radiators
M mileetor style, with glass {mot which
an be removed. in» since.
Ki unit) row!“ for w
7" “-50 a.“
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lg” 1t is not. expected that these qualities of SHOE
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7—... ”‘7 g“ _.._
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Moleskin Furs
Soon,» wonderfully beautiful sets of genuhlo'
$35M
Flux-ml tram "
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A good time to buy Dress Goods
There are some neat Fluids large delicate] y lined ;
Squares over a back ground of small checks. The
colors are inconspicuous, and the material is of thtf 1:
finest. The tailor will approve it heartily for sop- ‘
arate skirts or root suits. 47 inches wide,
$169 and special
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Figured Challi " ‘ ~,
Neat. little patterns for kimonos, breakfast infill, 5
ets or children 's frocks, ;3
45 cts. special 0
At the Silk Section ,
Georgettes and Crepe de Chines "I
The popularity of Georgette Crepe is not in ma
least losing ground. It remains firm, in the approval
of women for many uses. As for “making over,'
sleeves, tabliers, or a new waist of Georgette bring‘
1 the gown right up to date. .
l A new line in colors, plum, Russian green, Bel"
gian and navy blue. dark brown, rs well as back and
{so 5 ‘Jeil 1
"15.x; “é"fii' ..
$1.59 special
Crepe do Chines in black, white, plum, Burgundy,w
and Russian green, , . .1]
_' _ $1.39 special
’ prices will last very long. Do not delay.
l-‘t'é . .
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Main than. ‘
Warm Bed Coverings
if " "‘7 “When the days begin to lengthenv—" 1! . .t
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[ The daintiest. of fluffy down comfortables in limvere'dl
5 corerings may he had at. $11.50 J
Lamb's Wool Quilts, light in Weight yet very warnu
‘ Were .3750. now $8.“)
Comfortable: oi' t-lenliost, lllt't‘e-l votton with attrac-
tive coverings, $175 up
' mm that t'Hlil’fllll it? per et-iat. Wool in tlifi'crenh
weights. - , . , 33.60 to $7.”
MVOOIW fmiu H “Mun
nave you a me or broader room? 't‘ht- blankets my;
modem. lu‘tvurl lmflli‘fit and wide silk holdings,
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In.» $1.15!!
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