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cases, loads of commercial fertilizer
ordered as much as two months ago
have failed to arrive.
in some cases this hold- -up is due
to railroad congestion which is now
the railroads having teceived orders
from the government to give preced-
- m wages have been ad-
: vaneed
. There will be no strikes
‘ Care will be kept moving
L Wty of a short war
Six months before you
need winter coal
By buying in moderate
quantities as needed
there will be enough to
go around
. Yen can probably get
along with less coal if
you try
9011' t get excited
Dont be greedy
Don' t blame us
Take a sporting chance
Summer is coming
REMOVAL SALE
Now ‘ is your chance to save
money on Footwear
Ladies' Comfort Oxfords, R'2bber Heels ........... $2.89
Ladies’ Pumps ....... ................... $1.50
.Men's Oxfords ............. ‘ ..................... . $2.50
Tennis Shoes, all sizes . ........ ' ..................... 50c
White Shoes of all kinds at cost price.
Children’s/Play Oxfords ................. . .......... 98c
AllOIher Goods ReducedtoCost
MAX LEVY
145 Washington St
in of; the license and the art oi
this, the name. Disease is caused
wrench, twist or sprain in the
he}... Ere: if done in childhood
ream pinched nerves and pain in
life to the different organs and
.QronrsctorI remove the cause oil
”so and pain health is restored!
harmonizing the nerve eye l
in ybur body. Female troubles
Special attention; also curvature 1
spine. You will never regret;
Chiropractor a chance toll
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CO-OPERATION
It is of supremeimportance to us, and an essential factor
in our success, that the business of our individual clients
prospers and enlarges.
To this end the officers of this Book take a personal in-
terest in the affairs oi those who make it their depository.
When opportunities arise for co—operation, it is offered
willingly. There' is no guesswork in our warranty—n0
doubt in our guarantee. . . . '
' We loan money on far in mortgage.
i once to seed and fertilizer over other
' shipments
In other cases, and this is the seri-
.ous hitch it has been found that the
g fertilizer companies are apparent-
1 t, “falling down on the job." having
loontracted to deliier more than they
are able to supplq on time.
I Those who find themselves facing
. this situation can obtain relief by ap-
plying immedialely to the Agricultur-
al committee, which has it: head-
1 quarters at Room 524. Ncwfleld build-
' ing. Bridgeport.
l How it is that the committee is in
a position to deiiter fertilizer was
brought out clearly at a meeting he 111%
in Trumbull Town Hall, Wednesday.‘
i “i should like to know" said onei
the committee has been able to pro-
cute fertilizer while no farmers. who
lowered it 10111: 11120. have not yet
1 been able to not any."
5 Chairman 13.17.1011 Wettba‘ig of
' the Agricultural committee answered
as follows:
"When the committee started to
‘look 101 feitilirm. it found after a
personal cnnxnss of the Connecticut
fcrtiiizet concerns Qihnt they were con
"tracted up to the limit and could not
:3} p1omiso an). A
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islde the slain.
mittcc. as fast as it is turned out.
1 "Then the committee secured
{lluough tho llcrkshirc Fortillzct Cour
icompain' 11 11111111 and 111uci1i11111'p1'o-
Hiding that the commitlcc uould find
'lhe raw mun-rials.
“Accordin” ly. a search was manic
for ll1c r1111 1n:'1tcii11ls and those \vcrc
piocurpd. As 11 result. fortiiizcr is
being 111a11ui1utuicd 111 the mills of'
thc Beikshiw Fertilizer rumpuny and
is being sold 111 cost through the com
ulttcc as lost us it. is mined out.
“A tonsidornhlo rescrvo is now on
1hnnd, 11nd can be taken away from
liltidgcpmt in tennis or ll'U(li o1 ship
.pcd by train " .
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antic treatment: given also.
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achington St.. So. Norwalk, Conn.
Mallets from Palmer School
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sold, rented {
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Separate
Novelty Failie
Sport Models,
”Silk Skirts
in Attractive Color Combinations, Shirred
$11-49
ccpfional low price oi
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A Number Of Silk Blouses, in Stores White
and flesh. Have been reduced to the ex-
.‘tlny 2. The story is worth retelling. 1
of the farmers present “'hon it is that]
'Telcuiaphlt inquiries developed lhef
same situation in other conccuis 0111-:
Apparently the com~'
pony of Bridgeport the use of that?
l 1es11ondcnt insurer
ilenry Shencr 1s llmploycrs‘i Yule & ’l‘owno Manufacturing coml
Cinimlptlni'. 10 :1.
man 11nd British Manufacturing
Bridgeport puny. 11 a. 111.:
1; Dr.
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M'shodingbryfloodom
ReduCe the High Cost of Living
Buy Fruit Jars Here”, Now!
There has been a big jump in the price of Fruit Jars but we are still selling’ em at last
Ideal
Sureseal (wide mOuth)
lyear's prices Note our prices for either pint or quart sine.
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79C (102
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values on every item.
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A New Stock of White Enameled Ware
Including practically every Cooking Utensil needed in the average household. Extra
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CRASH
(Continued From Page One)
Plaintiff muted Continued to \iny
8. George P. Powell, John 0.01111111-
berlain; Walttr M Anderson. Ad-I
JOilf‘fltd l: 5 11.111. ‘
A1 ~111'n1mms today- -.\iolions on}
short calendar list: ;
Given Right to Recover. l
3upt r101 court, second session,1
Reed J.—~Liliian M llroun 1s llcr '
we) Qi‘. Ilui'.r Suit for 1ight to rel
adecm moan-111' on lionnrd :1\'.91lll(‘i
plaintiff flinging that show was not nl
party to foreclosure. l‘inishcd at 121
m. Decree rendered giving plaintiff?
' right to reopen foreclosure JudmiicntJ
Shannon k Wilder; Chamberlain 11nd;
liull.
Lcoptild Wriss \S llmitl N..‘\1'111-
strum; Stilt tot $2.100 for 111111 cs.
11119 commission \iuiu evidence all}
:in. (‘Olltinuvd to \111 8 fm 1chuttnl:
.-nd 11'1'ru1ncn1s.J11l1n S. l’ulimunfi
(‘1-11111 1 l\' t‘omch Adjourned 4:15:
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Assignments lodui'
\orccs. .
t‘nmmon l'liiiS court, Walsh .l..
{(me) John I‘. Slfltllt'l' vs Howard
S. llcll. .3‘11lt fox $750 fox collision nl‘l
11111 1111101 in .\'o111111lk.l~‘i11ishcd 4: 30Q
111 111. Jury returned disagreement ti
1 1.1 111. Lco Davis; John Keogh I
l.‘11co111c.~1t1=1l di- “4
H. Krieger .00.
50 Tailor Made Suits at 31th
100 Lingerie Waisls al $1.0M
11111111 Dresses
SPECIAL
FOR TOMORROW
Black, Navy, Copan and Gold
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New" spring Models
at $1.00 ‘
Percales and Gingams. Sizes 610 ll
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l ltliitc l‘oclgitl 1s. G ilbu'l & Bennett'
.conu 1111) Claim for loss of sight of:
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tieft cvc i)ei‘.cnsc injuty not inI
1cou1'sc of cmploymenl
llion itwnrticd for
iLnntl it- 1.11mi; Louis ll. llu1lot1 for
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mild.
ILiability Assurance company.
;for physician’s hill Adjusted.
Iiilom W. Slocum ‘vs.
:Stone' company.
Claim for balance puny.
Compensa- of compensation due for loss of sighl‘FQRESH FISH FINEST TO BE HAD
"cm-rill iisabiiiti .01 cm
Order that lump sum hcl m TOWN
Adjourmd 5 p 111 1 i
lirnuin ‘0 c'uly 111159.15 we and
Assi nine 1 d w- 1 1:: .~'. ' n .
g 1113 0 111 H1111 ‘\ \ Ibuck shad. Flat fish 4 lbs 20c, but-
Amcri- tcr fish 3 lbs 25c, weak fish 3 lbs Zin'.
com- Buy at the wagon Saturday ll 11.. 111..
Falls vs. Ilurns com-1.0 8 1,. nt.
111.; iiadusky 1's.
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“Clearance" Sale of All Spring Apparel 1111:;
Women - and Misses, nearing the final Prices
now are the lowest for quick disposal
SUITS AT FINAL CLEARANCE PRICES COATS AT FINAL CLEARANCE PRICES-
$40 [cduCFd to ....... : ........ , $18 $40,1'e3uczg to ...................... gig
' 35. re us to .1 .....................
$35" reduced *° """"""""""" $15 $30. reduced to ............ . ...... A312 98
330‘ reduced to """"""""" $11 95 $25, reduced to .................... 9 98'
$25. reduced [0 ..... '-~. ........... $10 98 ‘ . $20. reduced to ..... ' 5
$20, reduced to . . . . . . '. . .: ...... -$8.75‘ $15, reduced. to .. ................... 5.95
: $4; Dresses reduced to ...... $17.95 $12 ,stsz reduced to ...... 'Q. ..... Q. 'Q 7.93 .
, $35 Dresses reduced to ........ $15.00 $10 Skirts reduced to -------------- 6.98
$30 Dresses reduCed to .......... ‘. $12 98 $3 Silt“ reduced to ..T ------------ .98
$25 Dresses reduced to . ”$11. 50 $2 $1.31: :figfifig :3 ,QQQ '9 """"" fig? g3
" $20 Dresses reduced to .. ----- , ----- $9. 98, $4‘Skirts reduced to ........Q. Q. Q.Q. $2,50-
. $15 Dresses fighter! to ........... $7.98 $3 Skirts fiduced to ........ . ....... $31.75
CLEARANCE SALE OF SPRING WAISTS‘, .- Q ‘ '
310, Sale Price . ...... ....... ...... .98 CLEARANCE SALE OF HATS QAT UN'.
Qj,$8 Sale Price ............. 98
$5, Sale Price . . . . ., ....... _ .. $2 98 . l MArcHABLEQ PRICES
$350,8alePrice $250
$3 00. Sale ‘pin'ce ...... ..' ..... 1.98 _. 59¢. 75¢. 93¢. $1. 25Q
$1. 50, Sale Price .................... 98¢\
. QCloaks 6 Mlllmery
- , 33‘ $11.]illain Si.
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