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We are ready with i variety of reliable mmhnndise of de-
pendable quality, offering many astonishing values. Our state-
ments of value are made caretully. We would molt rather have
you agreeably surprised than the least bit disappointed. The
articles we offer were not bought especially for this sale, but
were taken from our regular stack and reduced in price for this
occasion only.
, the county.
{ticu being practically impassable a
months.
it is on this
Chamber
nursing upon the State Highway.
Bnrtment the necessity and advis-l
hty of constructing a trunk 1‘1!“
1 between Bridgeport and Danhur‘
melt the towns nr F‘airfield, East.
.. nodding and chills! along the
Mk Rock turnpike.
ital-v use is one. of the reasons
meet! as the route is the short-
Md most practical and passes
3 id! several of the more import-
wmx ot‘the county.
hose famillsr with military strat-
.- conslder this plan highly import-
eJt is a direct nnd easy means
municeilon between the muni-
neuter of the state. and the. cen-
d‘sllway systems by which all
, f-the. cmmtrv may he. reached.
’ bury is practlcntlv the. western
\_ av into Connecticut sfrom Newz
1! utn'tn by wall will connects with
.. was our states by means of the alves or tmnsilantation
hkeepsle hridee. It also has dl- :me of the angler.
connection with Boston on
,eabt and New York-on the westl
- till the water traffic of the Hud-
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his? trunk line highway has been
, cted for some time as one of the
- needed improvements in the
available through the Legislature.
DRESSING WOUNDS WITH SUGAR
Dr. G. Magnus reports to the Them
ordinary sugar.
he renews every day.
tales a powerful secretion,
low.
A PLEASING THOUGHT.
0h. where's the bard .
Who could not rhyme,
However hard.
'Bout turkey tlme?
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FERTILIZERS
t"or Farm. Garden and Flower Bed.
American Agricultural Chemical Co.
Mapcs Special Fertilizer.
Sheep Manure,
Agriculture Lime.
Land Plaster.
. .Grouud Berle.
40,000 BEAN POLES
;;. RAYMOND BROTHERS
x37 Wuhinzton St.
state's system and furnishes a direct
interior route through the center of
it is noklll good condi-
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,poiuts during the winter and spring!
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Bridgeport Hydraulic company has re-t
Acently completed: a fine‘ stretch of
of l roadway about two and three—eighths
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lghts and gas. Fine Cafe attached; also Restaurant. Italian
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W l “IQVQA Mama.» 7 “1‘ng probfimf
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39c
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* Every E'Ig Wat-ranted Fresh
my Best; Creamery Butter (Fresh Made), lb. ........... 45c
"‘e'Toast Milk Crackers, per 1b. ......... ' .............. 15c
s bineBiscuit Cofs Sugar Cookies, lb. ................ 16c
lilifornin Navel Oranges for ....................... 25c _
. ebge Blend Coffee, Reg. 30c grade, lb. .............. 26c
0 111’s Potted Meat .............. small can 5c, large 10c
Team Borax ..................... 2 large pkgs. 25c
‘Astor Oatmeal, large pkg.‘ ........................ 9::
on London Dry Gin, per bottle ................... $1.00
+603. Water, half gallon bottle .................... 40c
ttfl's Old Tom Gin, per bottle ...................... 85c
F. Beckmann& Go.
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:ADZVERTlSll‘l—G. AND ,
sovnnnswe WILL KEEP l0”
”I“ “Tiling 011 New York race tracks
yesterday by
(‘ourt of Appeals without opinion.
The convictions
peutische Monatshette of Berlin on the state under
his success in treating wounds with gambling laws, and the C
This he. sprinkles in
a thick layer over a wound that has
previously been washed and dried. lie
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which will largely curtail pubic bett-
covers it with a dry dressing. which ing at race tracks. bottom and Hoff-
man were. convicted of ccceptlng ornl
The Journal of the American Medi- wagers at mp J
cal Association says a great advan-
tage of this dressing is that it does , ‘ _ .q
not stick to the. wound, but stimu- days "1 the. “Olkhouhii
On their original trial they did hot.
flushes out the depths of the wound. dispute the facts ill the case but ques-
whilo profuse suppuration softens ,
t d n exotic tissue and glue tloned “n"
cruss an e ' ' l , . u , _ .
a chance for healthy granulation be- ing without. writing ‘3“ under ‘j’hk‘h
When this stage is reached they were convicted "because of indef-
take the initeness and uncertainty."
THE KID HAS GONE TO THE
sustained
the
luxuries.
and were sentenced to serve fifteen
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’Court of Appeals Sustains
miles in length skirting the new res-l
were the first ill
ninendml-antl-
ourt of An
peals ruling is considered a precedent
1s.
validity of tho "bookulnk~
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COLORS.
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The Kid has none to the t‘olot's
And we don‘t know what to shy:
The Kid we. have loved and cuddled
Stepped out for the Plus today,
We thought him a child. ll baby,
With never a core at all,
llul his country culled him lllnll‘sill‘
1nd ill“ Kid lllls llt‘ill‘tl the Hill.
And
thought that
"("0ulc!"
The Kid. not being a sluclzcr.
; lle paused to “'illt‘ll the. recruiting
Where, fired by the life and null,
11.» bowed his head to Old Glory
whispered:
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Stood forth with patriot joy
The Kid has none to the Colors;
‘ To add his name to the roster»
And God, we're proud of the boy!
it seems but a little while
,Sinco he drilled u schoolboy army
in a truly murtinl style,
Ilut now he‘s it man. a soldier. .
And we ltlld him listenllig car;
For his heart is a heart all loyul.
Uliscourur-tl by the curse of four. ‘
Ills dud. when he told him, slluddered.
Ills mother—God bless horimcried;
Yet, blcst with :l mother—nature
She wept with r. mothelupride.
llut he whose old shoulders straigh-
tell
Was Granddadv~for memory run
To years when he, too, it youngster,
“he changed by the Flag to a man!
CUBAlls THE GREATEST MARKET
FOR AMER'CAN SHOES.
Cuba is at. present the best market!
in the world for American footwear
says :1 report on the. subject just pub-
jlished by the llureuu ol‘ Fornigll undv
lDtlmGstic Commerce, of the Depart.1
jlncnt of Commerce.
ncliluute is tropical. very low even of
:the pourest natives go without fool-;
' wear of some killd. and the per capitn
consumption of shoes
i very heavy.
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DEFINED
2 Come Early!
MIDDY SPORT COATS, now spring colors. ltcgulor price
$1.50. Thursday ................................ $1 00
HOUSE DRESSES, regular $1.25 and $1.50 values.
Thursday ......... ‘ ............................. $1.00
WAISTS, numerous styles, some. worth $1.98.
'l‘llursduy ...................................... $1.00
$1.00 REDUCTION 0N WAISTS AT» $5.00 0R OVER.
SATEEN PETTICOATS, regular $1.25 and $1.50.
Continence Endorses Plan 91"011‘ in Aspetuck. l Conv1ctlon 0f T0110!“ and ’l‘hllrsdul' ...................................... $1.00
in There also exists a )lanned short. ' . ‘ . >
or: Trunk Line Through out which will save Eleven“ nllles' Hoffman for Bookmakmg 6 SKEINS 1I'AItN,'blletl‘and or (icrmnntown, market. Ill‘lt’i'
through new road construction west 1: J - today the Skull. 'llllll‘sday ..................... $1.00
“H“ Town Of the town of Reddme 8 mm“ Race Trac" c. M. c. cnocnar corron our. wine 12c spool
. ‘ g It is believed that the military lit“ """‘ 'l‘llul‘sdav ‘ ' ' $1 00' box
, cessity of the construction of this ALBAVY May 16 ——Jud e ‘ . . ............. : .......... ..... .
_BRJWEPORT. May 16,—«Acting in highway at this time may tend to im- . ‘ ’ ‘ gm " 5 con- - 12 YDS. DISH TOWELING, flue. weave. Thursday ...... $1.00
“Faction with other civic bodies mediate favorable consideration of the noting Joseph Lortora and “0”"; CHILDREN ’3 GAUZE LISLE HOSE, 35c quality.
"What the county the. Chamber project by theState Highway Devan ”Wm"- 0" New York: 0‘ “Ola“ng ’l‘hursduv ............. I ........ 6 pairs for $1.00
Canola-co has adopted .1 l'erolu- ment as soon as the funds are mode the law prehibiting hookmaking with ' """"
- LADIES' FANCY HOSE, title quality. ‘l‘llllrsdlly 3 prs. for $1.00
INFANTS' BLACK CASHMERE HOSE.
'l‘llul'sdlly ............................. 6 pairs for $1.00
SPECIALS IN MUSLIN UNDERWEAR
the
ENVELOPE CHEMISE, scvcl‘zll styles up to $1.50, at . . . $1.00
4 PAIRS 350 DRAWERS, elnbl'oidcry trimmed, for . . . . $1.00
500 CORSET COVERS ........................ 3 for $1.00
29c CORSET COVERS ........................ 4 for $1.00
SILK CAMISOLE, lace trimmed ................ 2 for $1.00
l. u-ack $1.25 CORSETS, also odds of better grades ............ $1.00
Many other items of which the quality is not large enough
to mention, will be found here at. escopuonally low prices on
Dollar Days ‘ i
so wss‘umo'ron sr.
{he City National Bank
\ Out Unsurpassed Facilities ‘ '
This Bank offers the very highest type of service—con.
stantly on the alert to serve depositors in every possible man-
her.
We fully realize that your best interests are our best inter-
ests, and if we are able to serve you, it is always our pleasure
to do so.
To this end we devote our careful personal attention,
faithful work and unsurpassed facilities.
We loan money on farm mortgage.
Andrew Davey, Inc.
98 Washington St, 30. Nurwalk
PHONE 410, pnonp'r AUTO DELIVERY.
Why . Pay More?
BEsr CIEEJAMERY BUTTER. lb. ........... '. inc
“ ‘nstes o more."
STRICTLY; FRESH EGGS ............... 41c doz.
. Guarantee .
BEST COFFEE .......................... 24c lb.
“The bostyou over drunk."
BEST TEA .............................. 29c lb.
"Oolong, Mixed and English Breakfast.“ .
Although the BES\T1CEYLON TEA ..................... 39c lb.
“.‘o letter at any pr ce." ' "
is 'therefore}
, Over 80 per cent. of the'
,fbusinoss is done by American firms,
gals there is no competition from local
llnnnufacturers and not any of great
l importance from Europe. '
in spite of America's strong posi-
tion in the market. however, the au-
thor of the report. Special Aeent ller-r
rum G. Brock. asserts that there are
inlany ways in which our hold on the
llnarket can be strengthened. its there
; are a number of features in the. Cuban
I trade not well understood by the Am-'
lerioan manufacturer. These the re-
lport discusses at considerable tuneful
anv~tinlllaT attention is paid to the
;requirements of the market and to
INN-chandising methods and commer-
ir-il-l requirements and practices. l
e The ,Way Sagless Spring,
' -".\ly son. define ambition."
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and Shoes in Cnba.“-Sneoinl Agents
ismw. No. 133. and may be had at 5
l pants :1 mnv hv aoolvinz to the near.
lent district office of the Butt-can of.
Foreign and Domestic Commerce or
to the Superintendent of Documents,‘
Washington, D. C.
_ URGE
Guaranteed for 25 years.
The Most Comfortabl: land Durable 'of All Bed
Springs. ' ‘ , 3' ' “
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its always feeling that you want to do,
something that you know‘ you can't." ,-
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flace'ori a combination of both—$1.23. _
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3—»- Sdimtclt of
. Aladdin aluminum
An Aladdin teakctile beats water to boiling quicker
than one of any other metal.
An Aladdin saucepan gets its contents slewing in at
most- no time. An Aladdin double-boiler quickly cons»
mences its work of getting cereal ready for breakfast. ,
' All because Aladdin aluminum is a quick transmitter oi .
heat and distributes that heat evenly all over utensil.
See the test of Aladdin aluminum now being made7
here. Watch how splendidly those utensils do their worth;
' Notice the little features that make them so easy to handle:;
-—handles that keep cool, bait-handles that stay in place;
covers that will not slip!
Preserving kettles-800 to $5.20.
Berlin kettles-80c to $3
Deep pudding pans—45c to $1.25.
Coffee pots—$2 to $2.75.
Bread puns—65c.
Double roosters—$4.15 to $6.75.
Tell kettles with an inset that makes
them into double holler—$4.85.
Tube cake pans—$1.05 to $1.26.
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Lipped saucepulls~400 to $1.00.
Berlin saucepans~800 to 82.16. .
Baking pans—~70c to 81.40. ’ ’
'l‘ca pots—52.50 to $3.60. , it
Colanders—Sl.75. 1‘.
Tea kettles—$3.50 to $5.65.
Double boilers—“$1.15 to 82.75. ‘
Graduated measures—41.30. .
Pie plates——30c to 60C. 1;
Griddles—42.65 to 33.75. Pct‘culattlrr'msdjo. «Ml.
Waffle irons—43.40 to $3.75. lfiscuit puns—65c to 81.45.
These two utezlSlls at specnll pnce as long as the spe« _
cial supplylastsz— ‘ .
Double boners, 2 quart size, regular SL30— $1.85.
Percolators, regular $2.50— . ,.._ $2.10.
Fourth floor. ‘
Camper wants
many things
and practically all of‘them are right here waiting for him“
Or her.
First Oldtown canoe; the best that's built.
' Your favorite type; in- the color you most like, if you
pick Soon;—-—$34 to $55. '
Tents of stout duck, firmly made, complete—$8.5m
to $19.50.
Mess kits—$1.75.
stoves—$2 to ".50.
Sleeping bags—812.
Toilet kits—83.50.
Axes—750 to 82.60.
Folding polls—SOC and $1.50.
Grates—850.
Canteens—«600 and $1.25.
Housewife kits—75c.
, Twin knives and forks-we.
Touring kits—87.00 and $10. Rubber DOIIChOS~—$2.50'fllld $6.“) 5
Compasses—360 to 81.00. Cot beds~$3.50.
Half the fun of camping will be lost it supplies are not,
of right sort—and on hand.
Ninth 0001'.
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m, hair-dressing
'l‘llose fashions sic adapted here: modified to suit the
various types—for no one style is acceptable to all wo-
men. - -
Maybe this is one of the secrets of good hair-dressing:
to adapt :1 style properly. » - «
Expert folks here are ready lobe of service to you in
this way. ‘
They do more than dress. the hair; shampoo one’s ',
hair, treat the scalp, deftly manicure the nails, give facial ,
massage, supply such needs as are required to styleful hair- .
dressing. . .
' These aids now of special inlerest:—- .
20 inch switches—8). , - ' 22 inch switches—$1.50.
24 inch switches-538.70. 28 inch switches—$5.95.
Full size transformations, naturally wavy—$5.76.
Transformations. it. else, wavy—41.50.
Psyche puffs of excellent twenty—431.25. ‘
Little children's hair-cutting is not a bore but an em
joyment when done here—for service is cheerful.
Third floor.
$1.50buys girl‘s.
pretty gingham dress
Just one example:-—— - ‘
Roman striped gingham with a new wide hell :Jccd -
with white rep, white rep band on skill, sailor collzu' mule
)t gillgilztlll combined with white rep—and finished with :l
in Of black taffeta which has long ends running through
obs in front of belt.
And the price is 3:50; who would spend time neces-
sary to make such a dress?
And there are :1 dozen other styles, stripes plaids :md
slain cllllmllrzlys; some with the newest-style high waist-
ine. - $1.50.
livery size from 6 to 14.
Tasteful dresses in bright
girls of 2 to 6, too. '. _ ‘ '
Cllnmbray and gingham 21nd poplin; plants and pin1
colors and stripes,_;llld :l great number of new styles-—
- 75C 1'.) 83.
zlilthlleCl'flll {0101‘s for little
Second 1:.llll'.
COOl‘tIflJ dainty
' new underclotlres
A slipover nightgown is of soft the crepe and will
require'no ironing.) Nice texture, grate ul to tender skill,
simple and pretty. White or flesh hut—Si. '
Pink crepe bloomers are but 75 cents. Excellent.
Batisteibloomersare wondrous light and good. 59c. .
Comfy vests of fine nainsook! Light as down, dc:
Finished with embroidery edge and straps of
ribbon. Si. . _ ‘ _. _ p _
.Smart new muslin skills will ruffle of embroidery 07.
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