it ‘reeouidinaheyonhlyuflsoohts-dugismem: to you to supply your
Cloth-- Needs now, you would come here right away—today—snd take-advantage of these
iotmd ,anywherc. Come and" investigate.
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J EIWOMEN'S AND MISSES’ COATS WOMEN'S AND MISSES' SUITS ,:
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' . ldivision during the year 1917. lSALVATiON ARMY CAPTAIN Ex.
5 . , l Before the year passes along we; PLAINS WHAT is some WITH
_ {may even lfoar from Johnny Coulonfl ALL MONEY GWEN BY THE
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0m“ ""83“, UP mm" "mm d“ " ”mm“ ‘“ To the Editor of the South Norwaik
..\'t-w York against .100 Wagner. He Evening Sentinel.
limited so good "against the veteranISir:~—-
, 'GIIIII’I and Em." Blaine mm. iWaxuer that Tommy Walsh, who is For over thirty years the Salvation
- ’hanuiing his ail'airs is thinking serl-lArmy ““5 ”9"“ ”Miller“! W the
| a.” ' . 7 I’ wants of the needy in your city. its
ud ”'K ‘ Williams 0’ mmlmWV °f starting “ “mm‘gni'ne’ the members and pilicers making all kinds
-—floolioi‘ ”till lads, Funerals)“ Did title. Tommy reasons tints- of sacrifice. 'both "financially :tmoi
‘_' n". Sill“ .. ly: ' _ - Lpliyslcaliy; and we tiiouthtithe’tlaf
, a s. h "EILII ‘ Here's The Trouble ‘ ,lhad gone when our honesty and In-
Disgusting 1917 1 "The my things look to me memllefil‘ll)’ would. be questioned, but we
NEW YORK Jan" 26‘4“” "k9 Non now Ertlo Possibly has therbest about our snanciai affairs which are,
there ought to be something doing claim and 1 “9,! .
_ , 0 reason wh C i thank God, untrue.
soon among the hatems. I shouldn’t haw, a shot “ the ySt 012.1? it is on old chestnut, this story of
Right now, you know. the hanty sit-'boyI ' ' money being taken out» of the treas-
. ' ' ' _ turios at tho Salvation Army and trans-
nation 1‘ madam” mussed up. Only, "My time Ertic will agree to makefmittorl to New York. Boston. illns‘isnu‘
ashort time ago, in New Orleans, ”‘9 115 pounds ringside tor Coulon l'll comfand other pinces; this is all untrue.
Herman was given a referee‘s decision “em ,0 a mum, and Johan himself: Tho only money ”I“ we send out
over Kid Williams at the end of a is page]. for th uh ,, y ‘of this city is for foreign missions”
twenty-round battle and of course i . e “um land in small amount towardsthe sup:
Pete i l ' r . '. But here s the trouble with most of port of our training schools in Chicago,
tam :fitfiaflng claim 1° "1° ban- the lmntams: ' . and New York. and in the past few
we 5‘ ' 9' The will years no loss than sixteen people
But Williams and his supporters The bi“ ““33“qu 13:: liglsflngside.Ifmm this city have spent from six
can't see it that' way. They simply d‘ l , _ ‘ Pounds.,:o ten months in the New York train-
won't aoc H , . an trey want to weigh in at this fig-1 in; school and are scattered through-
em emails claims. resm- ure at 3 o’clock. out this country doing the blessed
”a of “I“ dedskm; and from leading With the bunty title up in the 811!“ work of the Master.
. New Orleans newspapers, one gets the some of the promote it . " One has only to realize the mount
idea that the Baltimore-Kid has ‘ lot m H rs w oar-e rondot (if good the Army is doing amnns the
.ot' friends in the Crescent City who we t1 ”6 two“ may see their chuco Chinese. Japanese, Zulu: garcons,
think the same way he does. 5 “lighten out the tangle and it they the Dome in india. and t 0 para ti
ido it i‘ to ho ho ed Java, to immediately become a
In the meantime, Johnny "KeWpie” ° p they can induce
I , . .1 worth.
. the pro r lim t. . ”staunch “won” of minimal? ‘
fr Edie of St. Paul l8 clinging closely to would ill; to 5919 soil): “iggl'tlt” ipubuct 1n the Chard] a ““31" 8‘1.li 0“
. , his claims as the bantam king. The ' g s n "m money is wowed for t e pres “g
"Kewpie" person won from Williams
batam class once again. older or district superintendent; in;
on a foul.
.__._ the Salvation Army we tintuit: a 0131:)? ,
' lor hriizndier in charge 0 ram twen y
CHICAGO" $32.85?“ MA" "to thirty corps. This tsilentienian's
! '* ' ' ‘ex eases are paid by all ese corps.
Whle theItopnotoL trio 1“ busy “1"- CHICAGO J ”6-— ' r Xil money collected for charitable;
EulngNev/lork ro 0t ‘ . v an. a~ Todays mail
' p m ers are mom- carried 3" aDDeai to Secretary of purposes is used for same. An up i‘
ins a herd of new hantams, who look Strut Lansing to make. inquiries con- date acwunf 15 11...... and our books
in though they have Championship .cerm‘ng the whereabouts of Gem-gone open to any who doubt us. Titanic
material in their makeup; And With , Pawn. a {critter Chicago newflpapufing you, Mr. Editor. for your space.
" Williams Erna and H l "W‘- Who went to England as a rep.‘ lain yours for humanity.
in "r 'u "in” ‘1’ ”0"” romentottve or a news syndicate and; CHARLES H. pnnsnrs,
. g m teI champion. and a new who has been missing since Dt-cembl 050“ in Charge]
,ftroll of the ‘bsnmumu coming to or 5. . On that date Bacon, who nt‘ I
{he fore, it “peers” to us there should one time was a resident of Caryl-.WIDOWS' PENSIONS
ab'e plant 'ofhct trim-r We of the possibiiftv { : REPARED
, I 41011 in the llG-round m“- Rm" Win ltnrisir-v in [ruling “" MEASURE P
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House Bill Calculated to Keep Fem-f
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- » , l Representative J. J.IElgart of Col-
- ' ~ - ‘ . cheater. has prepared smeasure tobe
introduced in the House prOVidinx to:
I V '7 ‘7 gwidow: pensions in Connecticut. The
l l I : ' Measureproirides tor the apnoinnnent
‘ ' ’ 0 ~ 'iot county boards consisting of nine
members, three of them being women.
lto be named by superior court‘judges
' Alt widows residing in this state tor.
at least three years would be entitled
to pensionsvthe maximum of which
would be at) a month. The county
pension hoards. according to, the bill,
Would appoint visiting member-swim,
31?!” Your Kidneys Oocaslomliylund your k:d'.iP._VB will then act fine I
. With a Tabiespoonful of Bela, :This famous suite is made from the
to Avoid Danna acid or grapes and lemon juice. comv
. . bined with lithia, and is harmless to
at??? folkstorget that Ithe i:idnos‘s."flnsh clogged kidneys and stimulate
I .e bowels, get sluggish and clog- them to normal activity. It also new ““1"“
”l and mod a timing occasionally. trnllle'ethc ’acitis in the urin it "”1“ 3° on a "m of em
also menu when and dull mis- c m ‘mry four moms.
. , . no longer irritnitss, tho 9 . . . i "
3,871! the kidneymginnnevm he“ 1 d er di’ 'ers. _ s ndtng bind .mreseutatfi'e w said. mg he
We mm twingel, {Enid "V? Jud mi“ hamlwl; lnexpermlm‘ .' "011111111le “18 mm.” With-ll“ .
solenotfie of conserving the lime
Md stomach, sleepicizsneas and aiiI makes a delightful enginescent lithiav
I I II“ bladder dinners. - I ; water drink which everybody should
simply must “cogent-tides” take now and :then to keep their kid, “in it will do arson ‘to‘
, neys clean, . thus» aVoidiug serious the bill is p“ I
complications. ““9 I? >
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emittionll Bargains this sale otters. Finer goods are not made. lower prices are not l
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#6. ClearanCe Sale mice ...... 319.93 :30, gear-sun gaze grlce ...... $.00 l
P" ’35, Clearance Sale Prim: ...... $16.95 5' earanCe ae fl“ """ '5“ l
‘90. Clearance Sale Price ...... 515-00.. 560, Clearance Sale PnCe ....... 810,00 II
3:35, Clearance Sale Prise ...... $12.59 $25 EVENING DRESSES $12.50 l
820, IChnnnCe Sawmills ....... -. $9.93 l
$16, Clearance Sale PriCe ........ $7.93 CORSET covungoggsn SILK CAMI' l
$ra.'Clearance.Sale Price ........ $4.98 All New Models ..... 50¢ and $1.09 i
BEhU‘l‘IFUL STREET AND AFTER- ENVELOPE CHEMISE l!
. noon DRESSES In Serge and Silk 1,, Com, and 5,“, Cape, ,
~ 57.93. $9.76. $9.98. $12.93. 98¢. $1.98 ..... $2.50 is
GOOD Particulars $1.98.1$2.98. $3.50. $3.98. ==
98¢ and $1.98 34:98e 35-98. 56098. 87098 E
. Don't; Faiito s» the Handsomcst wmsrs CORSETS ‘ ”
in Town at Reduced Prices gins: 22:: SSE: """""""" 9316??) I .
69¢. 98¢. $1.57. $1.98. $2.25. $3.00: SalePrice ...'.‘.‘ij:jji_‘jiiif szino
$2.50. $2.98 and $3.98 1 $3.50. Sale Price. ................. $2.75 ..
groans/and Millinery
._._W_c .. . _ . yhsve' recently (quad out that certain ,
"5 “0 “mum“: bantamwsight ch‘nfip'oopie have been circulating stories I
. _, - 36 inches wide, 18 cts yin
‘ Odd Dining Tables Eiderdown, double faced, white, pink, light blue anal
, ' WA. m -gray, 36 inches Wide, $1.05 am .
Io Ionial Mahogany, platform pedestal, $47.25 $41.00 Endurance 010th for rmnpers, I. l 17mm}
at :1 : V, .. ’ $4959 34%” Crepe do Chine, silk and cotton, ““7“" _I . I)
15w“ “is“: Sru'mmess . " “ 358338175 $33.50 "7 “ ' . . . .. :isih‘chostnne,59mydi
,_ colonial claw root table, $39.25 $32.50 - -. n... no... A!
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Fman‘y‘garments.‘ ,1in £2 tional colors‘on the'lids.-"; not been'framed upnbw I .
and giving the state a. chance to in? ‘
vest in good citizenship. He said it
milieu together and “Ve'w , _,
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Special Sale of Blouses in Progress '
Crepe de Chine. Taffetas and Georgettes
Furniture '- At the Corset Section
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Be it known to all citizens of Bridgeport and 7‘" . New models in Nemo Corsets offered this mon
Vicinity that money can be saved on purchases of fur— at 51’9"“! "31“” "l .. m t. .s
niture bought this month. This espedally applies ~ 33.00.334.50 andsdm " WW“.
on var-inns odd pieces, odd diningr room suites, bed- , These prices on Nemo models remain as long
main suites, library tables, odd parlor suites and these numbers last. The same styles are. t” advan
”Niall; Chairs of which there is but one of each ‘ at; an early date. ' ' 5
style. The owner of really good furniture always I‘ :waflf ‘ For 01mm " .
talr‘es pleasure in his possessions and especially is this , .
. rows Wins .~ 3 r
true of some MM, of perm”! use such as a chair, Boys D r is, ages 4 to 14 years, its yspeoia)
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As“ 0,. table. I E 5.. IGirle Brewer Waists, 4 to 14 3 ears, I: 13:33
' l’ - i't . t,“ ,econ oon.
One 4-piece Bed? 0019 Suite of walnut. The suite '2' '3' digit. ‘2"
includes, bed, chiffonier, dresser and dressing table
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with triple mirror. ..-., ll“ . Ni... ii ’ , . _
.li‘Oi‘iilel' lll'lt'C, $110.00 "FIE—[w for $8800 - union SLlltS
Tlltf Ismiie model suite may he had in bmwn —- for Women _ . '
iiitilmgany, at $88.00. Medium weight cotton, high neck, long Sleeves, ankle,
Dutch neck, elbow sleeves, anklg‘:
A I Low neck, sleeveless, anklem 3“"
89 cts_ “ch- . ii
' I Main floor. ,
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I Wash Goods
cotton Challis, assortment. of patterns, .
y- - , 36 inches wide, 15 cu
l Outing Flannel, white, medium Weight,
ll} 27 inches wide, 10 chi
‘ Outing Flannel, white, heavy weight, -
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$44.75 $88.75
Mahogany Tables
Round tables, 30 to 40 inches, for parlor or living
room 1180. These are oxaeedingly fine quality, some
with round pedesi.ais,othcrs with fluted columns or urn
bases. Very handsomely finished and,the tops are
large enough to hold reading lamp, work basket and
books. *
Were $14.50 for $12.00 Were $21.25 for $l7.50.,
$18.50 $1550 $21.25 $18.00
$18.50 $15.75 $29.50 $24.00 ,
$19.25 $1575 $38.50 $31.50 . Children's; Shoes " g
Fourth floor. .- ~§
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L?" ’A complete stock ready now of shoes for school,“ '
7' play and dress. wear, regular and high cuIt models.
' Two, Important Offerings he“ Price—S ”'Emfi‘filacwrdingmfize' ‘ Al
i ' at the-Silk Section I . will???” Babies’ Shoes ' l' i , '3
' » . ~ ' ~ in” In biack‘imd tan kid, patent'with white tops and
9019‘.“ Crepe d8 Chutes Of very fine and lustrous ' tun Russia, and genuine white buckskin. Sized
quality lusts-estusliades, old blue, navy, myrtle green, 9'to 5 I l.
plum color, black and white. This will make into
very handsome dresses for spring or summer wear.
;, era $135t9$225 till:
'40 inches wide, regular price $1.50. ; ,, Special fOr big boys and girls
0 “.39 “Mal " ”‘ ‘4 a? This is an interesting item because the prices herd
' . . 5 — E .quoted are the same as haVe existed during the past;
‘J Colored Georgette Crepes 1n Afncan brown, navy, 1. year. ‘ When the new purchases come in shoes will be
01d blue, Wisteria, myrtle green,.b‘lack and White' 5 advanced in price, and these prices can be only had ..
40 inches wide, regular... priee‘ $2M whim l while the supply lasts. In patent, dull and tan models,
$1.59 “PM *"'lW-~ all Einsteins. Price trom$2.75 tonsil .n‘
“Tommi.-. ”rm?“ “‘9“ m" ‘3‘; 'Eflmliniimfimflummi. " 5”?“ “m Ell
English long Cloth" ~'Candy:Boxes 3 [581° owl" 1’“le Austrian China:-
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mml‘leyzrg‘ipiécos, 36 and Page“ , ' _ 5“ All kinds, an 81:“? f" . 1’ ’ Cups and Saucers oi .
.\ ." 1803011me 1 . ' " II I‘ "VI otographs_ your . . . 5 g
m ”“3" 3 WW” P1099?» . 1 ,1?th 1131311193? Dwell 0%.." firms ictures have ‘ 300d. ‘1“le ’wwlth of;
where alfamfly require -~ '— g" m p tractive floral decorw ,
I I Lincoln’sor ”bl-98‘ tions. tutu. " .
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is—a chance. «;
,Prom 10 oils on “'1! ‘ 20 cts
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