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11‘ match to the New Perlection ()il (
cooking begins.
No smoke, no soot. no :lelcs.
where the flame is set and there it stays.
fortable today.
> (Principal (War) ,
New York Albany _/\ Bufllio
AN EARLY BREAKFAST
UTno need for the housewife to get up an Ilotlr before
breakfast time to coax along a sluggish Iirc—-touch
The Long Blue liltiillllt’)’ girl‘s perfect
combustion. All the heat you want, :r/u'n you want it. You can sec
New Perfection ()il. Cook Stoves are making 2,500,
I The New Perfection Km: Water [120M gives uliundnnt ilot \Vklt'l' for laundry,
kitchen or bath at low cost. Ask your hardwareorlmusel‘uruishing store for dcscript ire booklet.
.. ; STANDARD on. COMPANY. of NEW YORK
Buck and Front-Lace
for
STOUT FIGURES
» . Make large hips disappear:
" - bulky waisblines more
graceful: awkward bust-
lines‘ smaller and-invo- the
.7" Old Corset” comfort with"
first wearing. .
W.B.Rcduso $3.50 & $5.00
For
lectly fitting Gown.
utmost in a corset
Econmmcal Price.
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a "m """"" " " '5“ in no no: Job
main-W5 ll .33!
Cincinnati ..... . ..... u it .ill lm- I ‘
momm- ..........8 u .30! OurchtDowNoInh-n.
Brooklyn ............. 6 u Joli Dob. A. 3
WW WW L r C . Plunder.
Bordon ....le 7 .686 mu“ 3‘ n. w' "" m
New yolk ..ll 9 .609 I". W-
(‘hicugo .. .. . . . . .18 12 .600 Ah Alabaster Box.
(flerelond ............ 15 11-211)?) my", Maud. ‘
St. Louis ............ H . . u M.
Detroit .............. 10 15 .400 Demon“ Da 8
l ' . Ervine. St. John G.
Washington .......... 9 16 .360 l d
turnout-llama ......... 7 16 .304} Changllls W n '-
International League. Campbell. D. R.
W- L P-Ci The Violin Lady.
Nru'nrk .. I: 5 .722 Benson EF. I
liohllllore ............ 16 '1 .696 Ml bite! I
Providoncc ........... 13 9 .591 c ’ ' ‘ :
iiorhcstvr ....... .. . . .12 10 , .545 Mackenzie, i...
‘Onk Stove and the Toronto .............. 12 11 .522 The Man Who Tried To Be It.
Montreal ............. 8 13 .3‘63 Lippmann. J. M. i
Richmond ............ ii In .33’ The Mannequin.
liulIalo .............. 6 16 .273 _ “y P ' . 1
America" Association. |Rldge, - ~
W. L. PC . Madam Prince. {
lnliillnanolis ......... 21' 6 .793 Buckmse, .l. E- l
Lonlst illp ............ l"? 11 1307 The Matchmakers. .
000 kitchens (‘Olll— (‘olulnbus . . . . . .19 o :36 Weston. G. .
Kansas City ..... . .clzl 11 ..l22 B Carolul‘ r
Milwaukee . . .10 15 .400 0h. Mary. 9 ' -
Toledo . 9 15 .375 Nicholson. in.
Minneapolis ......... 7 H .333 The Madness of May.
St. Paul .............. x 16 .333 “heads, m“. i
-’ i The Independence of Nan. .
YESTERUIA: S~RESU LTS. ; Hay, lan; i
Eastern League. I Pill. ‘
Boston Hartford, 8: Bridgeport. 7. l Sicvcnson, (l.
llllwrnncn, 11:; Worcpstcr, g. i A I my, World Apart.
Now llllrl-n, 8: New Lon on, 5. l ‘ A. T.
Springticldd’orlland, cold weather. ‘FllghilliBeii of Brooklleld.
National League. i
Brooklyn, 6; Cincinnati, 2. pluck, Berta. . ’
St. Louis, 5'. Now York; 4 (10 inn- The Girls On Ills Billet.
"mt-l liall. 3.
Chicago, is; Boston. .1”...
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l’lliladllpllio. 8; Pittsburgh. -.
American Leaguo.
New York, 7; SI. Louis, 4.
Boston, 6‘: Cleveland. 6.
Chicago. 11; Philadelphia, 0.
Washington. 11; Detroit. 5.
International Lcaguc.
Toronto, 8; Richmond. 6.
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llochcstor, 4: Baltimore. 3. The Ford.
liontrrlll. 7; Newark. 7 ((‘llill‘ll lfilh, Ford. 5‘
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American Aoooelatlon.
Rt. Paul. 5; Ctllllnlbllii,-il.
’I‘olcdo, 6; Kansas City. 1.
llilliSVilll‘, 2: Minneapolis. 1. ll
Milwaukee. 2" Indianapolis, 0. '
Southern Association.
Littlo Rock. 4: Atlanta, fl.
(‘llnttonooglu 8: Memphis, 0.
Nashville. 9: Moi ilc, 3-.
New ()rlcllns, -l: "It'llingl’lfilll, 2.
-Burrotlghn. E. R.
'Riclmrds‘. L. E.
Muller, R. A.
‘ (‘nbh- G. W-
Illolh. 1C. .1.
ZAlcott, l}. M. ‘
Aurora The. Magnificent.
Tho son'uf Tarzan.
Pippin.
lolli lllu'sl llc Triod By Fire.
mums
hiMluMu
hflMnuyamwmm
The finest Bum by Sale in our
Store’s Eaton hymn
We invite all our friends to be our guests at a feast of
tempting values prepared for this great occasion.
Our wholesaln sources of supply have ell-operated with us
by sending us some of their choicest lllcrrhalldise for less than
usual prices. and we pass the savings right along to you. These‘
with the extraordinary values from our own stock form oneof ‘
the most remarkable. bargain-budgets ever placed. before you.
For lack of space below wc list only a few items for Dollar Day.
-(‘ott.on priocsglro consistently higher and the market on muslin
underwear isii'ery firm, but with the help of the manufacturers
we are able to olfcr standard qualities of standard mills for '
this Thursday only.
$23.00 Petticoats [01‘ Dollar Day ....................... $1.“). ,
Night lowns for Dollar Day ......................... 31:00 -
Ellvclopc Chemise for Dollar Day ..................... W‘
$1.50 Silk Camisoles for Dollar Day ................... $1.00 ' .
$2.00 W'ash Skirts ............................... . .. . 31.0.;- ..
$1.50 Wuists ........................................ 3100‘ ‘
750. Silk Hosiery ............................. 2 pairs $1.00.
$1.50 Silk Hosiery .......................... c ....... $1.00l
$1.50 Corsets ....................................... $105
$3.50 (‘orsets ....................................... $2.”?
$2.50 Skirts ..................................... $1.60.; .’ ,
$2.0(lllats ................................. ...”..flml
75c Corset Covers ............................ 2 pairs 31”
(in all other garments $1.00 oil regular price,.but' greater?
bargains on all Women ’s Suits, Coats and Dresses, which you?“i
remember it long time to come.
Wollope tosoc you2
The Paris
(moms, sum AND mm
33 South Main St. com lawn": f‘ " ‘
The Norwalks' Pioneer Promoter of Random-won! Will 9
' of thoBottor Kind for Women .
Will Thou Torchy‘.’
Old (‘rcnlo Days. 1
london, .1 i
Jerry of tho. island. ‘
Too Much Edlcicncy.
Juvenile l
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McCormick. P. .1.
If You Have Any ”i
SECOND-HAND AUTUMN
tBILES-OR A LOT “OR 38“
IRON, METALS, MAN! “ -‘ , ,
ROPE, and you want to get
'highest market price for saniq- it
(send postal or telephone to
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Splints); Pioneers.
Map. commercial
Conn.
and Census
Hist. of Education.
DAUGHTERS or LIBERTY ELECT fl .
AVERAGE FIGURES . . .i ,‘ 1
Give Style. Comfort'and per- ’7 i ‘
wearing. they assure the ' j ' = . G‘MFS TODAV- t
$1.00 to $3.00
College Results.
t ‘illcu, «lotion-ma.)
long A a i
at 01031 Eastern League.
Ilul-al’ol'd at Bridgeport.
Wot-roster J'l thwrcnco.
New London at Now Hurt-n.
Springfield at Portland.
National League.
No. 929 $2.00
No. 703 $3.50
At All Dealers WEINGARTENBROS. Inc” New York
St. Louis at New York.
Cincinnati at Brooklyn.
Chicago m Boston.
Pittsburgh at. Philadelphia.
American thue.
Chicago San Francisco
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Patiently Treated by Modl-rn
Painless Methods.
M oderate
Charges for
Very Beit Dental Work
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Dr. S. M. D‘eilz
‘ . Surgcon
Dentist
.75 'South Main 'St.
Hours-45.) a. m; to g p. m.
' By Appointment
4
15 Years’ in the
Practice of
High-Class
Dentistry
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Asccptic Office - '
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GOLD AND PORCELAIN RESTORA.
TION. ALL KINDS OF ARTIFICIAL
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fialnless and Conscientious lionlon Rt Cleveland [Bond A R . 5 P m and at 300th Nomi“ Ur
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Dentistry Washington at Detroit. l On’thu Battle Front of Engineering. ‘1 MWVP?‘ on was not set. :..
Sympathetic Treatment. l’ilillldciphin at Chicago. ' Non-Fiction I _.__ *~"~
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International League. i
.\'r‘\\':lrk alt Mnulrt‘lll. i
llaltimoro at" Rochnslcr.
Richmond. lit. Toronto.
l‘l'ovidcnco at Buffalo.
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x-Ray Treatment
Gas Administered.
By the Oxogen Method
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er the Won Sider '
‘ NEW YORK. May 16,—ankle'
: Burns the Jersey City bllntnm, naming
iistclcd 0. severe thrashing to Joe?
‘Lyllch ot' the West sun at the Eton-l
oer Snorting (‘lub last night. What!
>' made it horse. was that everybory,
from that neighborhood was there and‘
saw it. i
In tho six round bout George Adams‘
DENTURES, cnown AND
BRIDGE WORK, ETC.
SKILLFULLY DONE.
—_,50f Chicago stopped Willie Burns of
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and-enlistment. _and each subsequent
culistment adds something up to the"
What Uncle Sam Gives to Officers and seyenth, when the pay is $25. '
Men of the Army and Navy i The Nairy
The pending army hill adds 35 al Admiral $13.500"Rear Admiral $6.
month to the pay of every enlisted 000 to 331300 accoi‘dlng to rank- ’Cati-
man, Present yearly If“? i" the United lain $4.000; Commander, $3600" Lieu.
States army and navy islis follows: .tcnaut Commander, $3,000; Lieuten-
M‘ , ~C ‘Tlhe Army' iant, $2,000 to $2,400 according to
,V “or .oncla ’ $8,000. Brigadiergrrule; en'sign $1.700; midsbipnmn,
(Jpnm‘al’ $6’000' $600 while at the Naval Academy $1;
Colonel, $4.000: Lieutenant Colonel, i 400 in service; warrant officer, $1,500"
$3.500: Major, $3.000; Captain $2.400: ‘m'te' “.125 “131500 '
First Lieutenant $2.000; Second Lieu-r ' ' ' '
tenant, $1.700. '
PAY OF SOLDIERS AND SAILORS
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The pay of lower grades“ is by the
‘Jemeyflity in the fourth round. 1
i In the other ten round bout Benny
McCoy outpointed Phil Mchim.
Marine cor-pa
The pay for officers is the. some as
in the army. '
Privates, $15 a mouth.
Both omcers and men get extra, pay
for length or service. and. light and
heat are free.
Additional pay
and army officers all
service.
is granted marine
ii men on foreign
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Foley’s Honey and ar
HELPS caucus QUICKLY
FOLI‘V'R Bonn AND TAR takccriglit
RESOURCES ASSOGIATION ‘
‘ HAS PERMANENT OFFICE
At a meeting of the department
heads oi? thfi‘airfleld County associa-
tion, which is mobilizing the resources
paid month as follows:
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Those of tho lower grades are
the following per month:
$30 to $45; cooks and horseshoors $80, 89311191“ fdl‘fit“ 01559? 5% ordinary 505‘
Corporals, $21 to $24; mechanics and man; “Iii fiwfenflwi seamrtn. Ml?
al-urtcers, $21 to $24; privates, first cookfim‘to’lfisl Menu-$30 t? 835-
class, $18; other privates, $15. 1 Gunner:- m claésétl‘ as warrant 0!.
Officers got 10 per cent. extra 'par riceln.‘ Gnnnor’ril'»:lnat9$ or oclassed» as
after five years, and 40 per cent. extra petty officers.
lifter twenty years. They also how , Both. unicorn ‘and than .111. the Bill/7.
"blunt and light tree and are allowed on. inlulo'tfl‘mii get” Immanuel; tor
for quarters. ‘1M}3Iu§htl"n3&‘igu§ltflli and extra
Privates get $18 n month during seo parlor ”HEW. oliseirvlco. ~
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Electricians $45 to $75; sergeants, officer. 38910165, according to clans-.3
gbuildin‘g, where all of theoperatlons
‘the usefulness of the committee.
loam; agriculture; n. F. Von-‘Wéttbefg,
. llel,
hold-oi on obstinate cough andfim
quickrcliel. '
It puts a healing coating on the int
flamed membranes that line thcvthroat
'flld‘ll‘l passages. It atopatlle tickling,
loosens and mince hlogm mil? . It is
int splendld’ ' bronchial and‘la
Erippe coughs. and tight, when.
reathing. . .. .-
Ill. .' '.'.
nlmgt gallium m finiaykim
wok, nyilgwflpdmfio‘iizvmn‘ his:
,rlvoau ‘ may won‘t»: count”. n r,
*fltlllson-Powolli Chmlflm"
of the county. it was decided to make
Bridgeport the headquarters for :the.
work, and it permanent office has neon
secured in the First Bridgeportbank
of the association wll1;be‘unllled. It
is believed this action will Incl-earl;
Th
Judge Edward ‘K. Nicholson. presi-
ose present at the conference were:
Bridgeport“: tmfisnortatlon; mrrlmnn
0. minimum. Stamford: tindoa‘trtal.
Karyn. Harris. Bridgeport? military.
Gone . nmouum. Nomik;.,re.-:
Ed ardlsawyer, almond. . V
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Yr‘l‘lilm‘li. 4: St. Allsrlln‘u, l (12 in. Alcott. 1* ill.
, Wiggln, K. D.
iVM Tcslur, J. S.
: Pallnerton. Brldzoport; associate
When I Was A BO.v in ammonia. treasurer. Mrs. Minnie Rislcy, New
Sweetser. K. 1), illnvcn. and guide, Mrs. Josephine
. Hudson. W. H.
. Geraldy. Paul.
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DANDIIRY. Mlly lG.-Thc annual
islilll“ communion of the Sons ondi
i Datlglnt'm of Liberty closed here you-
.tol-lluy :lt‘u-rlloon wilh tho riection ol’
llitllc Wanton.
l‘nlicr tho Lilacs.
jvllizey. 311‘s. (l. D- 11153 following oil‘tcnrs for uh unsuingl scrs or Again . '
A Collogc Girl. rear: Tel. l 06 Tel. 190B;
.llolt-Wlll‘t‘ll’l‘. 1‘. i Councilor. Mrs. liotth- llcckwiilui q ,.
‘ 17. S. Mail. «Now li'uven; associate. councllor, Mrs.l .-- m
. The Boy “uh tho lEllilh Amman, New Haven; vice-coun- . ' , ’
tBurboui'. it. IL cilor. Miss Margaret (loss, .‘cw 110W FAST FREIGHT LINE TO NEW i .
Rivals For the T931“. don: associate vlcocouncilor, Mrs. YORK. I "-5
llfistclle Ilcckwitll, New Haven: record-
ing secretary. rMs. Nellie L. McNal-y
~ and Sue. . . .
Susanna of tww Britain; treasurer. Mrs. Abbie
\‘i'ickaon of Dnnbury.
Tile time or place (or the next on-
Boys and Girls From Thicker};
3 Rowan St. .
Because We Have No Canvass» " '
THE. ANNING J. own rattle} f
River, New York (foot of W
St.) every day except Sunday. It‘ll".
m. Freight received. at Nonnlk' 11“
L. EFFRON ‘ ‘
EutNorwaIlc.
PORTATIW LINE, lnc.-- 3”
Freight boat Ienvoo Pier 27 not.
“monommmnmuu
mmuwm
Clussitleld Telephone Directory, NU:
(Gift from Mrs. Jacob Layton).
Y. City. (Gift from Mr. C. B. Mill-l i
icr). t
Bryce. J‘ tFlush‘ the Kidney: at Once When
The American Commonwealth, 2‘ Back Hurts or Bladder Both- .
vol. ' ‘ m I
No man or woman who cots merit .
Jones, W. ‘1‘.
The Spiritual Ascent of Man.
Browne. 1‘. 11.
Stars and Stripes.
London, J.
' The Human Drill.
Ryan, J. A.
iregularly can make a. mistake by1
Itlushlng the kidneys occasionally.
gsays a well-known authority. Meat
:lorms uric acid which clogs the kid-
;ney pores so they sluggishly filttfr
_ ior strain only part of the waste and
Distributive Jutsucc, Spolsons trom'the blood, then you get
Elston-L. C. lsick. Nearly all rheumatism, head.
Great Composers and Their Work. inches, liver trouble, nervousness, coir
Watts. M. S. g‘stipation. dizziness, sleeplessne’ss,
‘ Three Short Plays. ‘bladder disorders come from sluggish
Kliclcmann. F. . kidneys. .
The moment. you feel a dull ache ini
lthe kidneys or your back hurts, or it;
‘lthe mine in cloudy, oflensive, full of ,
sediment. irregular of passage or at;
tended by. a sensation of scalding, getl
about four ounces of Jad Salts from '
any reliable pharmacy and take a. to-
blespoonful in' a glass of water he-
mre breakfast for a few days and;
your kidneys will thén act tine. Thlsl
famous salts 13 made from the acid}
of grapes and lemon juice. combined!
With lithia and has been used for germ
stations to.tlush clogged kidneys and:
stimulate til'ém to~ activity, also to'
neutralize the acids in urine so it no
longer causes irritation. thus ending
bladder disorders;
-. 'Jad Salts its Inexnonstvo and can
not. injure; molar o.» delightful otter
veacent lithio-‘wator drink whicha‘ll
Beautiful Croche on Household
Linen.
Keller. Helen.
Story Of My Lite.
A Crystal Age.
Courtenay, G.
_ The Empire of Silence.
Oxhcnham. .1.
“Ali’s . Well.” »
Currlm ,W. T.. and Cnlklns, H. A:
In Canada; Wonderful “Northland.
Hankey. D. .
A Student‘in Annie.
Garvin; J,‘ Weed.
Canadian Poets and Poetry;
v“ 4...: .‘ “5-“ _
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Writ
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The Wannadim.
Hoodlum, J. W. .
The issue.,.
Plndar, c. N. and others.
Guide to Nature_ Treasures in N. v.
City.
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and than talkers]; the kidneys clean
and diamond panther-3hr: avoiding
frictions kidney oomplicntlons.-—~Adv.
l.;‘v'
I ' tire. or'rhosorassllomn —‘
regular meat eaters shbnld take“ now ‘
'H. E. wnocss t:
Interim Decorator. 30 Taylor mam
Catering to than who wantidfi"
work—Draperies, Shades, Upholsfil‘t“
ics, Hugs and Furniture. ’ "
EXCLUSIVE WALL F'APE’R'V ‘.
Estimates Furnished .
Upholstering and furniture refinish;
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‘ contour-mill
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