m. m 5. WW crux.
Bridgeport ,
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More Than Gite
015810”
and Every Coat" a Special
Al$10. 00~
Sllcl.
pint! till limits.
“A - At $25.00;,
‘9!th Velour. Prune-lie and. Broadcloth Contl. trimmed
with Flu-h, Muskrat. Kit (:oney and Moumon. Large
range of color: and all sues.
' M52915.
Velourr. Burellas and Brondclothr: trimmedwilb soul,
oonoy, kerani beaver plush; fancy and plain silk lined
throughout. Block and colon.
At $35. 00, $59. 75.
$45. 00' and $49.75
Beaver. Seal. Opossum, Kit Coney, Muskrat. Koraml.
Natural Raccoon and Dyed Raccoon; also Flushes trimmed
with iterami raccoon, musical and lit coney; “my and
0—.Worth regularly
$15. 00 and $19. 75
Matalamu. Uralambo, Striped Urals, Pebble Cheviotuwfull
lined, and half lined; trimmed with plush. beaver cloth.
AI $15. 010537553535?
Velour (loam trimmed with kemmi‘ and imitation beaver. ‘
halt lined. Sim 16 to 44.
At $19 {$85 ~Woogth regularly
J ‘fllyliuh Velour: and Plush t‘oaln. troqmnic-d with Keraml.
Kit Conny, l'lueli; full lined and half lined: all colors and
Worth regularly
0.00 and $35.00
All colors.
—Worth regular]!
up to $40.00
Kid Gloves
New imporiuions for Fall and Winter are shown in gen.
erous monuments in the “wanted styles for men. women and
children.
We advise buying new for the holidays as one gloves are.
- nlmost certain to advancemeanwhile. and ascortments may not
be so abundant.
, Women: Kn Gloves; 9.: ............... $2.00 up
'1' minnow... .................. szztsup
- Children' a Kid Gloves- at ............... $1.50 up; ’
A GOOD BANK
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incubator Whose!“
mommy-mu» /m
, . TheClty Mona] Bank
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to give you the relaxation so ed
sential in keeping. your mind
clear.
Sonora is the phonograph of
exquisite beauty of materials, of
design. of workmanship and 0!
tone.
Compare .Sonora with others
and you will clearly obeorve its
decided superiority.
from “doll:
an m 800 375 ”M 9139
' mo cm 92m 3259 an moo ,.
Come in outfit a demonstrate for you the Sonora: lastly
called “The W cm 1'99“" W ill I“ WU"!
&Son~€o.
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” iv clean and workable coudilmn at am
immediate investigation was ~Istan-
ed to determine the cause. it was
Ant believed that the blue start-
ed. {no one all can Bail
”1“.) the Mom did no“
film ,chh[. “was the only
theory There is nothing tritium-i
mahle in the
0m” interviewed return» to
r make any statement» vying the st.—
; nation in too tielimi I to women: on.
% Tm win-o their one in (“antral
W' ohm and the other at th»
' Ibue hospital, were mused by oil
may
I No order has been issued prohibit
,ing the use or store: booed-r of delay,
Ii. (emulating: the heating plantl'
High military, attllmtitim tau night
. shame ate-mitten mth looting and;
deliberately deloy’tu Ih work One
oieer films,- he maroon? 9 work-
man my the whole taxis. mild in
Efinithd. in several dare. be last
olinia' Bellman; iteaoivui, at Mod
imarten: was thatxthe heating plants
I would not be p'a‘y for two ween.
; The tire was unusually spectacular
' ‘ the flames shooting up fifty to MY“
;,!eet casting: a reddish glue Vlaiblt’
‘milvs awav. Clouds of blur-k smoke-4
I hung down. f
I The guards and borders on nearby
poet: sounded the tire call and ini
.ten In. nuteu 3,000 soldiers were mum '
led on all aides in columns of (our
éabreaot Between 500 and 600 were
in a blll‘kl'l brigade in a few min-T-
'uteo alter the first aiaim the roads
' were tilled with troop‘rs. S
The blaze vrasl under control in
ten minutes inside»! filter“ will
um; nothing wan left of the build
lng except smoking ruinn “Gumrls.
; Were stationed to watch through
the night against l’tUI’l’PncP of the;
tire. ' i
f The flame: were «lit-tethered by AI
but ( arbet a cook Lieutenant HughI
Wymn of Worcester, dov» through
in window to rescue the muster rolls
He was cut and slightly burned.‘
Officers living in the harratka are;
~llieutenant Thorpe l) Nesbft of New
York; Ernest W. llinehciille of Stone:
:M More; Richard K. llutchlns o!
-’Worcecter; Ray T Roberta of Clioi
teond. N. H..- f‘.. Ware or Bunion:
Henry Carter of Willinmstown: It. A. .
;Shaw Molieen of Baotou; H. Sta-n?
Joni Mom of' Cambridge; Harry
I 0. Robbin: oi Worcester; 5!. ('. lve»
"I ”on of, New York: Major tieril Sto-
gmn of Boston, and the Minding
v' whose “dream are unavailahiar.
i
:Auclin '1'. Foster. (lemm- E. Sinkefi‘
i
2too. Ward F. Duffy Tracv W Smith. 1
REGULAR DIuLLS i
- won HOME GUABDI
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the town, or other other perform
‘ his: the duties at selmlmen. in which?
(pooh n1 mbers reside in the City ofi‘
. ridgeuort the returns should be!
{undo both to the military enrolli
I went registrar and to the registrant
of voters). The making of this certi ‘
. tied return in commanded by See“ ,
1 tion '.24 of Chapter Xi. of the Publit
mm. or 1917. and besides being a5
:ynllltary duty y, it is important that}
Mite returns should be properly »
made to the proper rivil odicer by I
the military commandant“. in orderé
to exempt the active members of
tilt? Home Guard lrom the payment}
1 of the artful "Personal Tax" 0! 32..
1lot mm and state taxes in lieu ofI
. a poll and eommutation tax.
"Regular drills oi all Home. Guard:
§orimnlzatione wiltlw held. once 8! .
week for a drill period. of at least
Ione hour including indotu' Larget‘
..._.~ ,_ practice. it is pmv.ido=d however.I
at. mm taunt. mmmm,‘ ”‘3' “0 drills “l“ he he” 0“ Sum
HEN you hear patriotic records played by the
Sonora. the notes. resonant and martial'will t 322,332,“;‘35'; 1‘: 3'," "SW“ °°'“
‘ bring a new andvvonderiul thrill to you. .
In these stirring times especially, you need
‘ day and that the membms must not
. be called upon to report lot duty.
‘: on the Sabbath except in accordance
; 'Sneeinl attention is rolled l0 6. ;
O. No. 9. M E 8.. June 20th, relat-i
in: to target practice. Orders thereL
it! must be obeyed strictly.
, “Recruits moat not be sent to the‘
pot]! surgeon for examination withI
out their enlistment blanks. The pre- I
notation of the enlistment blank to,
the surgeon. by the recruit. will act;
as an order (or the mica] vitamin-I
alien. but no examination will be}
made of a man who does not pro!
sent his enlistment papers to the
surgeon. No man will be accepted.
. for service until he has pained theI
examination 0! thaipotf' surgeon
' 'anh company. if not up to lull;
_' strength of sixty- dive men must at':
' ! cnce be recruited up to that strength.
and 6-th platoon up to a strength of
I thirty-four.
' 3 "Particular atten'ion must he gtvon
fby surrounding unicorn to see that
'the men keep their rim in good
I times ready (or immediate use.
i ”All communications and papers
will be sent through military chan-
hell and I). ll. With tlfe single excen
jam or requisitions (or ntntionerv and.
books and printed forms. which re'
:oulsitlons Will be made singly or
lorwnrded direct to the Military Em-
, enemy Board. Hartford
”5 “'Any tum military equipment!
in.“ or taken during the reoeoP'I
,mnmml be mt at once N
, Cm. Robin-on. Q 11.. Blidxcporl. tor
in?! by him to its riubthi mtp
dim
luv-Mo or m: e"
kt! liliflmfil. /or
‘1" ‘ W Wit to
13..» ‘ M2”
with or“. _ m M.
"aamuml'... mama. ‘ .‘
Sale of Silk Remnants ‘
.. An accumulation from the sales of the
past month. .
In Tatiana Messaliues, Charmeuse, Crepe dc
Chit-es. Mm andE Fancy Siks
Lengths ranging from 1 one. half yard to six-
teen yards, light and dark etfects.
In all about four hundred- yards repre»
senting a very tempting assortment and good
values.
F01 mer prices it out $1.25 to $9. 85 a yard
. $1 00 a yard to close out.
Friday andSattmlay.
Milli flour.
Warm . Flannels
Wool; Cotton and Mixtures
more is a Cold .w.ivc due to arrive on the Allan.
tic coast if it does not miss connection, cverybodv
will be reaching for a warm bath robe. Supposing
one is not found, and a robe must be made up in a
hurry, with a Standard Pattern and a sewing machine.
these materials are what one needs.
Robe Flannels, light and dark tan combined with
pink and blue, gray with blue, light blue with white
and pink with white, 45.nnd49 do. n yud.
Outing Flannel... fine quality in stripes and
checks, blue pink, green and0 gray, 17m. eyed:
White Daniel. thnels, at 14,16, 21 India“: do
I find.
White Wool Flannelo, nice for infants’ garments
so, 59, 79. wootoswnayml
English and American Porcelains
The China Department is at itsbesi, previous
to the holidays
Englizh Pomeloinhgreen pattern underglazed, $26.00
English Pomehin, spray and border design
blue, lavender and green, $40.00
English Porcelain, dark blue Chinese design, $26.00
American Porcelain, pink spray design, $17.00
American Chum, scattered clusters of pink
roses and fine green sprays, $15.00
Basement.
Special Designer Subscription
lino-«lay, November fink, special De-
signer subscription for one year, with copy of Winter
Standard Quarterivtand coupon good for IS sis. in
the purchase of any Standard Pattern, .75 as.
The regular price" of The Designer is SLOO a
year, the Quarterly 25 cis. a copy, therefore under
this plan 50 cts. is saved . .
. . I’attern, Section? main floor.
This Week -
«for Redfem Corsets
A Corsetiero :5 present in the Read Corset Sc:
lion to help with the fitting and salection of Ruth n
Corsets. A suitable model for every figure.
This week onle; do not miss it.
Crex Rugs
Very low priced.
i
Crex Rugs, Herring bone weave, 9 x l2, $11.00
Regular weave ° 9 x 12, $10.00.
Herring bone Weave, 8 3: 10.39.09
Regular weave, 8 x to, $9.00
Herring bone weave,6 x 9, $6.59
Regular weave, ' 6 x 9, m.
,-_ " rum floor. 1
Scarves for Tables
Velma, dark green, brown, wine and other sum
dued shades with applications of leather, gimp a
cord at the ends. tit"
Velvet. in imitation of Qrienlalfugs, very pleas»
log and humorous designs,
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