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filters 15, 45 and so eta. - , {this 1. 3 sort: of heart to
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1 'Bread and Butter P113“; 1 3;" .. 1 Would that all grownup-1:1
1,1 1 10 1 1 13" _ would raced andprolgt lly1lt,
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3111:2223): m Other Blzes' i: g , 1 lads ‘ oi England and 1. move
.53 ‘ ’ ' l ‘C 1 ~ have given up weir young 1?
“‘le and Saucers, " ., - ‘ ' r» . 1 ‘ 1 J : 11ch in this horrible saniléoc 1
1 0100 0 MI- ; 1 , ' ‘. ’ ' 1‘ no“ must l‘ttlo ‘golllen ladrl1’ 1
Fruit mu”, 10 ots. “oh 1 1 ‘ ‘ ' . ‘ - ot‘ Amer-lea carry on the work
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To I)”; "of: :11. t. ., Continuance of this great special efinrtrto empty the galleries tn the store, and get rid of the red ..u1.a.1.11m..1. on 1g011d1€ll $1
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and dont miss it if you need 111 ' serve stock imtlreotorehgufie‘ blf you need furmture for any “901“, if you expect to need it tn the . - and «in read this little hook ' ‘
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’5 Reed and Willow Chairs ' I9 fiemfil‘IIber
1 Brown reed Armchair with pocket, tapestry covered , . 7 . 1
1 seat and back, was 319100 for $16.00 Porch Furniture, Old Hickory Burdctt Chairs and Rockers
1,1. l Rocker to match, was $18.00 $1525 1655 20 *per cent
1' Settee, $38.00 $33.00 1
Bro 1111 Ch - White Enameled Windsor Choirs withMeheaeny or taunted nib
' um i re sir, tapestry seat and back, detached 1,
‘ cushions. wa 5 $23. 50 fol $19. 50 less 1513»? cent _
t '1 £23; 111 ' :2: (51:: $3053 ‘ Bras and other Metal Beds, Mattresses. Spring: end l'lllom
{1 ‘ ’ ”a" ' ' less 10 per cent
: rWillow Fibre with cretonnc seats and backs.
é Settee, was $22.50 for-$17.50 Pictures, Oil Psintinagflsotoarswres. Etchinzi Ind WNW“
1 Chair, . . $13.00 $10.50
less 20 per cent
liBrown Fibre Settee, tapestry covered seat and back.
was $19.00 for $16.00
Smyrna ‘Rugs—~extra line
9x12 $40 (00
A new shipment of Smyrna Rugs has just been .-,
opened The rugs are spread upon the floor. ’lhick,‘ ?
of extra firm texture and quite new colorings and 06- 1
signs they make a pleasing exhibit. Some of them 1
are of plain color with a conventional border m slight-
l contrasting shades. The taupes and other quiet .'
s ades wfll prove desirable for libraries and quiet lit/1;
ing rooms.
.1 1 And $4000 hotltoitlu dike.
Please look at them. 9
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Brown Fibre, unupholstered,1 ” ' , “5.12 . ’ 1 UnionSuits, all styles' in the,
E .. 'Rocker, 1 was $11. 50 for.$9.75 ‘ " * . ~ W911] known “Yale” and “C3
61113111 1 $1 I 1 50 . 59175 tel makes, $1.15 tolSBl 1
it Fib ., 1 . "' B. V. D..Union Suits, flit?
wn re hol * ' “l . . ,
Bro Armchair, unup skied.) (1 1 $850 , B. V. 1). Shots and Drau't-
1. _ was ,, (..0 or . ers, 50 cts. each»;
h Bar Harbor, fumed willow with cretonne cushioned Belbnggan Shim "It.
1:“. ‘ seats and backs. anm' 59 c“ ““1
‘ Rocker, . . was $91.00., for $7.75 Shirts and Ties for Summon 1
. Chair, $8.50 $7.50 Wear .i .1
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Natural Willow Armchair, cushion seat and back the latest fashionable c0101,“
1 1 was $15. ()0 for $12 75 1 ings 3519'8
,. 313.00 510.50 1 i ‘
Settee. $37.00 $31.50 M 511"“ and a 13131:
1 assortment 111 fancy effects,1
1 . . . . l 1 . I u 35,1, that will appeal to men, t,
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Hats to be closed out at once. Four-in-hand Silk Ties, With Int 6 0 en ends, it
- so u 3100.31.50 to shoot
Chinese Tlffin leles. With or without tray, % . Sessonsble Hats, styles that are wanted right now, black and colored c v “P
_ were $4 00 and $5 00 for $300 t straws, satin and silk hats, large and small. Wash Ties, a large and choice selection to ch01
"#1 Old'W'll T bl 1’7 _ 1 SO (10 f $7 75 $2.00, $8.,00 $5.00 37. 50 and up. 1 from, 25,50, 65 cts. and $1 1
. ' 1 ow a e - 1nc1es was ,. or, . , . . .
_11 ’ ’ 1 . 1;: “Bot Wing” Bow Ties, 50 and 75 ct.”
Ivory l‘lht'e Table, oak top, was $13.00 for $12.75 Dress lists, Toques,, Sports styles mm one...
- , , Monnish Sellers and Motor Hots. _
Tempting Reductions » ‘ Read quality prevails 1'
L1brary Tables ,mup are models that were ment. ’lhe hats simply must
. " > ’. $12.00iand $15.00. go. " W
Were $52.00-now,$r14100 _] can“ “a "3 °“ ‘ . 731 _ .
$3l.00 $25.90 is! Chddrcn’s Hats. '
$24.00 019.50 :1 4 1 $500 1?" ' is someone going away? Then give her a box:
.- . _. , . . ‘ l a er, 24 sheets, 24 envelo es, with mono ram
”2'59 $18.50 3 . 151 Styles for Junlor dress occasions 1 hrgnz’e or gold p g 11
$11100 J. 139100 3} - ,1153- were formerly $8. 00 and $9. 50. ‘11 l h f . »
. D' II gum“ u 50 75 m1, $150 1 $2 00 11 1 - 151,11; Thirty different sty es toc oose rom. ,
‘ 5 -. t ‘ Second floor. 89 Ct, ,
l Mahogany Tables, Colonial designs, with scroll 1;) _ ..,1 1 5111110111131 5111111111111
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ME TRUCKS " sewer shall terminate. The motion1equlpped and armed The matter was made a motion that $8,000 be hon avenue by the Connecticut company copied and Mayor Harstrom was au- Mayor's Address. 1‘
ORDERED T10 was unanimously passed by the coun= irel’ened to Police Commissioner. rowed in the name of the Fifth Dis. The request of the Connecticut eom- thorized todraw up a proclamation in Mayor Carl Axel 111115110111 called
I. ‘ ' BE PURCHASED cil with no argument after it was ex— 1 Refund Money ltrjct to take care of the expense of pally was granted. The council 1:: first. regard to this matter and giving it the attention of the council to the moi
& plained by Ml. Murphy 1 William «Pileeger, of New Omega the district The motion wad passed objected to this plan, but later all Dllblimlfi that the tenure of ultra: for the pres-1
1 1 M“ Street Mom Wants to a. policeman proved or it, as the corporation ngrccd Police Ordinance. ent council expired nt‘im two more ,
(Contlnued TE_nmt page.) Street Commfssioner Joseph P Wit-(1'1:111:12;hmdiitllgeitztpsefifmigz? :18. Special Officer Albert E. Frazier ap- to pay the city $1.500 toward the 0050 TV“) new pollce oridance lncmslng regular meetings. He said ”‘3' them
1 1. Sewer for Home for Aged hams reported that the matter re- 8.8111001] as the dog was taken slck’and plied (or appointment to the regular of paving the’ street in addition to thegthe salary of the chief of police and {was several matters which should M
Councilman Edgar Murphy tilt the ferred to by Leo Davis in regard 101mm killed. Referred to corporation ”lice mm" 'amount ““0“ the company would1all members 0‘ “1° 1’0““? tome twen ,attended to promptly. He smhe- on
“mm” 011 mg matter mdved that the bad condition of paving on East council tor consideration 1 Mr. Wadham’s Report. 11 have to pay, according to statute. The‘ ty- -five cents a day was accepted and new work such as paving and new new;
per-mission be granted in; “Home .gor‘llvaahington street 0‘13”“ Side °f Clalm- tor common. 1 City Engineer Joseph P. _sWadbam decision was p“: ed in tile 1paesedzymt1l’11en:oml::lcm Left . ”5d“: White}; there are appiopgatmmfi: '
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the Aged" to connect with the city the trolley track, had been taken up Throu his a tame 3323511 and made a report relative to sidewalks, Cur ew a 1 h
.sewemn Westport avenue in such a,“””‘ ”‘9 mum“ “”19“" 'M‘" Candee Egelaon ;1.01:I‘l{,0f Galois. it was received accepted and placed ammo” counsel Edward M‘ .edciifiieimliiahw :2? male? mm. - M
manner was shall be prescribe d by Wudlsams reported that the matte 1.1 M fluid 11 on file Lockwood reported that the city bad' 0 e w worth 1-‘ He urgtd that the sewergordutmoe,
the street commissioner the eating had been taken care of and repairs!i e" noLce on the munclLthnt e ”‘0 “3“ 1° draft 8“ ordlnmm wm‘mlcrease the “my 0f the building in .SGWBI‘ benefits, I‘eilll'blll‘semenws
. . 1 . made The report was accepted will claim compensation from the city' Bolden Hlll Crossing. 1W0111d keep boys and girls off the spector to $1, 500. He did not approve streets numbered and other matterswq
.cost. of 5:311) connsctlpn I:vith said - «a w t 8- . ' of Nor-walk for damages to his boat“ Corporation Council Edward M. street after a certain hour in the of the increase and the 'matter died pushed to a finish a, once He hoped
08“” 0 orne ‘ Y be 01119 and " 9‘ “d" “"- .1"Selth Smith" which was. damaged by Lockwoody tor committee as to arbol- evnlng. He stated maths lookodoaro- through lack of support. although Wil- that the sum. for the year would M
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upon the condition that in considera- The bridge consmlctlon committee the boat coming in contact with the tubing or the Belden Hill crossing, re fully into the matter and round mat' liam H. McMahon when all business
{ton of the privilege and for the use r d 1 ' as cm“ as possible
names 8 that William C. Scott, who East. draw of the Washington street pelted progress. ' there was several laws in the General tor the owning was over, said that llol Unsanltary Conditions. ' It
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of the sewer. the Home for the Med has «been appointed bridgetendcr in bridge on June 19,1917. The matter! One Track for Newtown Avenue. 1stntutes which cbvored the matter-.1111 was sorry to see the council make M Ray Powers called the attention
shall 98‘? an annual rental to the city the place of Charles Gerhmonn who re was referred to the cortoration coun-
olt Nor-walk or $12 at the end or each signed. be made or appointed special sol. Edward M. Lockwood.
”or If the yearly rental is not paid policeman on the til-loge, and also ask- " Borrowed Money a
A copy of the decision of the public suggested that the policemen be -ln such a move when wages for a carom-10f the council to the alleged. monk
utilities commlulcn was received by structed. in regard to the enforcement ter and mechanic were so high hert‘ tary conditions which exist .on the
the council in regard to the abamlcn- orathcse llaws- which have long 331%er lnmtltor cities, and in view of the‘ _.....
1'se or using the ed that the bride endure be properly; Councilman Maurice H. Nuttlng lug 0114151119 double toilet: on Newtowu gone out of use ‘The report m 3114 H. C. L. (Continued From Page Two) S
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