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('5 ‘ 1“ $15 Suits and mu sell them for Checks 0f the newest models, that were selling at $3 to son‘s best models and most wanted shades that were selling at $20 to my;
$8 with $7.93 W mg 1 0 ‘ is ;
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"i ' M en 5 tra w h a s - We have received our Wash Skirts, the prettiest styles you ever 00 ts
if. ' ~ $150 and $390 Value saw for $1.50 to $5.00. Speciallyprloed for tomonow $15.00 Goats ........ . ..... . $8.46
' ' $20to$25Coats..................._..............$12.98
. $1 . $ 1. to $2 98 I $8and$1000ats ................ . ....... .........$3.9s
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SEE WINDOW DISPLAY No Exchanges. No Alterations.
Waist Specials Silk DresSes
$1.25 Waists, Special at $1.00 ‘
$2.50 Silk Waists, Special at $1.50 $15.00 to $18.00 Dresses, made of Silk Taffeta, Crepe De China and $7.008i1k-Poplin Dresses. in black, ,
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New Styles $1.00
$3.95 Children’s Dresses
. Geor tte Combination. ‘ . 00pm, navy, green and brown.
$4.008flkandCrepeWaistS, Ausi‘aetzs,16to46. $7 9 Allsimt16t048................................
Special at ...................................... . I $12 and $15 $
39“” “‘5 -------------- $243 New at les .. . . . ......... $1.00
.' ”0 EXChanges ”0 Alterations SergeDresses.............................-.'.. 5.98 y
Middy Blouses ........... $1.90
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CREDITORS FILE PETITION. {PARCEL POST TO CQRWRAT'oN QERT'F'C’VES 9 NEW BRIDGE AUTHORIZED nation. and which demands especial
NORWAY SUSPENDED. A certificate of incorporation WINK. . attention. The farm bureau has
mm in the state secretary's office this Minority Mailer John Geary of “'11- been in need of an executive since the
this week, receiver oi? the co-partner. Because of the lack 0g adequate week by the hystromltyaragc 01:33:)“; lerfOrd made a succesfiflfl flghl emergency situation arose. as the per‘
chip of Kalnm Rosin & Leon Stonwxltransportation parcel post. to Norway tOL The authot rd. capital is “’3 against the Appropriation Committee sonnet of the bureau, althot'igh en.
conductinga dry goods business. The} he's been discontinued as well as to and the company hm begin business and secured the passage of a bill pro- tirely capable men in their sphere,
appointment of Mr. Mathewson fol- Sweden and Dex'mark' as announced With “000' A cemficfne of organiza- riding for a new modern bridge “"055 were unable to handle the neormous
lowed the filing of a petition in ule‘last week. Parcel post packages for tion was 3150 filed b) A- M Ruthcr- the Niantic river between East Lyme' .,-_-..-_,.
. hose countries will no longer be 30- ford. 11qu Of New 'Britain. The 1111- and Waterford. As amended by Ml“ ”WW ~ - . _ ~-—-- Q
court that Rasm & .Stoll. - t . . . '
or be adjudi cepted by the post office department. tthorized capital 13 $1500 and the 000' .Geary and passed, the bill provides THOSE AWFUL
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Earl Mathewson of Norwich was ap
pointed, in the United States court.
cat (1 b k . ' ' - - ‘
, e an rupt The petitioning “eh I Tlflgugh a. new ruling in the pas-teem will begin business With $1,000. ‘that the state shall not pay more
itors are Harry Cohen, Jacquin D.'. I
i . . ttal Laws, people living on rural de—l The Steam Laundry 0f Stamford than $80 000 for the bridge, which is
Phil] a ' ~ .t - . . '
’: IDS 13d Hariy Hoppman, all real .livery routes must hereafter paint‘filed notice Of an increase 111 capital to be supervised by the State liigh~l -
, ilents of l\ew Haven. , . . - I . .
,1 A petition has been filed l . {their full names upon their boxes. StOCk from $30,000 to $30,000. gu'ay Commissioner. One-003“" 0ft
_ Icourt that the Iiutchinson‘ Co 11 the? Heretoi‘ore most or the patrons Of' ” "‘ 'tlio cost will be borne by New Lon— .
,1. . - mpflny. .- . . ' bo‘] r atel‘b' es tho m save
conducting a 5 and f0 cent store in‘ these routes have had Ionly their. 10: don County and the 0th: qudr E“: 1 5“8‘ fion’ t ay
. Waterbury be adjudicated 1» k' l Inumbeis painted on t e rccel) lC . the towns of Waterfor an t. h S ff .
an iup '1 but these will no longer be required. _ Lyme. the money due the state to bear Mlle ll enng
The. petitioning. creditors are Butler - ' ' l
- - , The in is effectite immediate] . Man 5 th ' H - Ollecmble b' law. ‘
mowers of Chicago, I. Breedhart] w, i..____.____ y y 0" Norwa'k P309“ Fa" l° “hm“ ““d to be C ’
Marysville, Po.-—“For twalve years
. v , . . . Realize the Seriousness ~ lsuit if necessary. .
1:12:21”: or he‘,‘ 30”“ a“? C' A- Ten“ UNFAIR COMPETITION FOUND. I Backache is so deceptive:~ ~ ——-——-- ‘I suffered with terrible mm” 1
V I ’ ncorpornted, of Waterbury, 1 Judge E. S. Thomas, in the U'nlted It comes and goes—keeps youl: ORDERS FORECLOSURE l fwould have to stay
—‘“ —-—~———- vStates court, has found for the com. guessing. l ' l in bed several days
WAR TAXES IN CONNECTICUT plainant in the suit of the Shreddedj [Earn the cause—then cure it. I A foreclosure was ordered by Judge 3i? $012333. 0;
Wm..- ,. ~ .t . ‘ - : . r Court .
ii the lu'esent tax bill goes through 'Wheat Company agamst the Hum Poseibly it‘s weak kidneys. Chm“ ‘“ the CH“ Sup 9'10 '- ! remedies and .was
Congress. our district: will have to col-! phrey Cornell Company, and madam“ That's why Dean's Kidney Pills are . on the no“? owned by (l: «1123:: ' E treamd by docms’
lcct from glgfloofioo to 3201.000'000 H. Towne. The defendants manufac- ‘Glover, Jr., in the Black Roc - '. ‘ ,1 butm trouble con-
‘ _ _ . 550 effective. l _ ' h b t $60 000 adn
the coming year" said C011ector James ture a product which is put on the We present the. following case as The land is sort a on .
J. Walsh, discussing the internal-reve-'market in a similar form as the com- proof: (was foreclosed on h 3‘.”t broughgmlg
tune tax. “Last year the collections plainant's product. The defendants‘ Wm. Limburner, 9 First strectJthe Bridgeport. Trust company ag
amounted to about $300,000 for thismere charged with unfair competition South Norwalk. says: ”I have used‘Glover.
state and Rhode Island. But the gov- :and the complainants asked for an i“itiDonn's Kidney Pills at different times
ornment has got to have more money, ; junction restraining the practice . The} in the past year ‘and they have prov-
aud this district must do_ its shareJ motion to" the injunction 19' grantedp en very beneficial. Sometimes my
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come tax-payers as at present. Doubt-l HOLTO‘IQE, mes” May' IE—Elgo symptoms, Ihave used Donuts Kidneyhas accepted the\ position of execu- endnche, dragging-down aemafionfij'
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~ .- ‘ persons were injured one serionsm - lt ve s cretary of the Fairfleld County faintl spells or indigestion alto“
1088 if stamps. are resorted to, they . when t 0 auto obiies'contall lug ed- Pills and they have soon ended the, l e .
sothat would relieve us to that are home of the bride collided yesterday. Price Boast all dealers. Don't slm-‘Norwalk. .. . . " stored to health by this root and herb
tent. But 'the new tax‘law Will make Ml‘é- Alexander Laplant'e. who "1:8le- ply ask fora kidney remedy—get! itir..Lovelace‘* takes up the emer- remedy.-
‘ I’os ital: One in chin 'overturnedr- , . . ' ' , . . .
riot. and probably more help will be :ll‘liep‘bi-ldal couple atrorefiidtin‘ either-Ml" Limburner uses. . .roster-Nlllhurn. FarinVBureau, ,which‘haslbeengreatly fl. optimist Lynn, Mess Only women!»
required“ . . . ~ - ’ - m‘hchine. K» ' . - ' ‘00» Props. Buffalo. N. Y.—Adv. - intensified-by the present criticalsit-‘opensn reodmchletters... . . -
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Take the matter of the incomes It ‘0 take the form 0: suggestions 00““ hack has been weak and there has ”cm“? L°Velac° “his“ from Dan-‘ undtoohi hi
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. is expected that incomes over $1,000 talned in Judge Thomass memorsn-.been a dull and constant pain through ' bury Chamber °f Commerce. “gfiflittomyglendswhosufferasldid." 50. "OR WALK " " "' CONN. . ’
. will pay a tax, and there are many of dum of decision. the small or it. Then the kidney se Danlel D. Lovelace. secretary of the _. rs. gnome R. Name, Box 72,
. the $1.000 class in this district. ThisI ' . cretions were too trequentinpas‘dase- panbury ‘Chamberv °t commerce 5m“ Marragglséolr’naén who are “.0“wa with ' ‘ -t h”
. will result in four times as many in. WEDDING GUESTS INJURED. When ever I have noticed any of these its theeption about two years ago. aim“ or irregular periods, badiache, amount of increased activity. Pam” Chamber of Commerce, and‘ .
Mr. Lovelace has been cooperating makes his headquarters there when in
. _ ~ ‘ ' - ' , . take ydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetabletclosely with the farm bureau work. Dnnbnry, Mr. Lovelace is well post: f
”V!“ be 1"“ 0“ by the.mannfacturers,‘dmg guests bound from church .tothe trouble.’ {Farm ‘Burenu, ““h‘. headquarters in Compound. Thousands have been re- ‘The Chamber of Commerce and theled in regard to the work of the but ‘1 i
‘ _ i‘Falrfleld County Farm Bureau‘hsvgenu. He is a man whose trainln.; ;-‘~.
Write f rfree and helpful advice'to‘, been always iii-close tic-operation. 8.‘andexperlence tits him for this larger
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. . . ed 5 lust and other 'uries is in he. ‘__ ' ‘ " y ' . ‘ . . . . . , .
a whole lot. of more work in our . (“SJ D 11121 .. . . .lt. , Doan‘sKidney Plus the same that gency work, .01 the Fairiield cwmy Lgdis‘ ‘E. nkham Medicine Co. (con- .Jl Wrigmcounty agent of the Farm position which the war has opened .‘
Bureau.
a d‘esk’inthe pincetofthe‘up. ,.
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