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SWEESTIONS
1,,“ If yowwisli to make a prac
tical gift, one that will express
xi: your own individuality and"
your complimentary airof the
_ 1A: recipient, consult this store. .
. a, We are in readiness with- full
‘ ,1’1‘, stocks that will make your
Christmas shopping both pleas? ,
sant and profitable.
HOLIDAY KW!!!" in wonderful variety.
FINE KID GLOVES for men, women and children. .
SOLDIERB’ 00"”! are.
611"! UMBER-LAB.
'DWY SILK AND 1.1363315 fUKDBRWBAR.
81L! WHEY.
AWWB NICKWMB.
NEGLIGZES, BATH ROBE! AND KIMONOS.
Excellent Assortment of APRONS. BOUDOIR SLIP.
PERS 30313013 om, INFAMB WEAR and numerr 1
our other Will at very reuonable prim. '
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We Suggest
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Early: in’ the: Day. a
N.:~E.RYAN CO.
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venue ”can 13.!" York 11.511
irks when 1!! M Bu» en”: -,
tine will fire Furnished 1!! men tor
the National Army. the expense pent
man in the territory under the infir'
me
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' 1 by tgintorwion 1h” 11111.23:-
pioximately $17. in Bridgepoit,1l1e
total expense to; carrying out the,
draft '1nt 815 000.
Not a single member at the amp
’tion board ,'l)1. Carl A. MOI-$111, er,
Senatm' Hanlmd S Weed, or Dr Wil
lia- J. Tmy.-h- ebb-ed 11 cent
' ‘1 Ioi' salary tor their services. All hare
been most fonlt‘fi‘lfilm’i in their work,
. 1'2 and according to the.,eyminingzaur~
“ geons at Mp Pen-no, the pen ‘nI
1. 2, lion: this ”style: lirvit'al Ilia 111;..1‘
, ‘, examination put by any board The‘
physitians oi Norwalk also widower i
1d tht r 1191‘an shootout; tree 111,
. charge in examining the men eailt 1i
”although 12-111 are nllouod oath-r H11-
, law 5111111 compensation for thtir,
ka. lively cent oiuht 83110 11.-
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l1i1'1-, station” '3 and oliiur 1mm. 51
amino cam-.11 1--\1n ndditionul cit-“1 1111’
meiotnme he hwn \Dlllfllf'tJ'H‘l i1 1‘
tut charge This low rot-old i1: 1:1:1111
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in t'tlnHHlIUll 1r.th 1l11 1:.1-11111ti11n
board it mini»: i111 stated that Mr,
W111i \\‘lil'k'll 11mirittgly 11nd 1111M
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’ t';'111‘1‘ 1311111 in ill“ peilmmnrc- of his:
dull-'11, l11-1'111: obliged to (hire b21111,
12:11! with it: I111 automobile to 111~1'1'1-'
in his otfitial (apathy, I
TORONTO SHIPYARI)
FIRE A MYSTERY
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11p11.111ihl11, l'opllt'llf.‘ “i don't ltmw:
remember we. are at war."
Tim-1' lume- ooean Heighten: 111 .'l,-,
{100 to 4,000 tons' displacement are:
under construction at the warlm '11,
mil 111: two lrawlers. Two of 1111-,
freighter» were “ovoiboard.” hut 11,11‘
other was on the eye and war 1,11!
. badly damaged 1 that its 1.111111111311121
will Iii' 1:1-1 buck‘lao-rel'nl «who. ,
The tire was discovered Nimitz-111»,
,, curly by twa workers mid th-v 1m-
11::1lat1'ly sent in an 11in: 11. ‘l 1111 .111—‘
l1-1n llhop 111 111111 the 11'111--~l11111:. a’
cnnlidernblo distance from in." street1
adjoining the entrance and firemen}
1111411 handicapped by the mono 11! 1111-
chimry and sheds through which,
hou‘ had to be laid. [
The pattern uhop curtailed designs'
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THE PARIS
IMPORTANT REDUCTIONS 0!! sum, COATS, DRESSES
AND mm! ‘10 JANUARY 231038.
To those who are thinking of buying a new nrment we
would any DON” '1‘ DELAY- an the sizes one being depleted.
Make up your mind that price: will be higher after the holi-
days than they are now, owing to the shortage of wool. Thero-
tore come today and save money.
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1341-130 WASHINGTON STREET
. of engines and machinery which 1111111
been utmd in the coutruotion of béatx.‘
during the lost thirty yen-11 find all;
there were destroyed. Men of nll'
nationalities are employed I11 inhu-
1-111 at the worlu. it was said thnti
Work of reconstruction woull he}
sorted at once. ,
.MRBGTED FOR MUNITIONB 1
THEFT. ‘
xnw HAVEN Dec 7.-—.\1111 11.111111!
locked up nine days Frank Streitwelr'
or o! W 12111 Bu en, was released 1111'
recommendation 0! the Federal om
cers for lack of: evidence 0! unlriendw
lincss toward the United States gov-i
eminent, Upon leaving the courtroom
11 local otllcer arrested Str- 11114111191,
charging him with theit 0! materials,
frrm 11 munitiontl' plant. and he was
‘ held for trial Streltweisser. an elder
iy (lemon-American. had been watch
ed by Federal ngentn end when they:
called at his house they lound 11 ma ,
chine shop. sum, sun parts ahdpow-j
tier there. He had long been employ-2
ed as a mechanic hy~11 11th pomp-11y. ' ‘
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Coat Sale Important "
, , A speCIal purchase of the stock of one of the big metropolitan manufacturers ts the
1' occasion of this announcement. He made the offer, the Read buyer searching the mar-
'gket fon particularly tempting things for Bridgeport women-at war time prices—411c-
cepted the terms. . The Coats are here.
J Second floor. ,
5- Coats at $2l.5(l C ~
- ~ oats at $27.50
coats at $I050 Which were made to sell at Wl ~., . 1‘ ‘ll
' Which were made to sell at 1 537-50. made 0f Pom-.Pon 4le 1‘ “Ted 1111111331 at
$18.00 MW: All “.001 Cloth and Wool Velour, lined _ ?\,.&:,)({}c,lgl‘:r2,5233%,32i .
Fishkinand Kennedy 'l‘wccds. SZTOS'SEE‘" “Tusf‘tlvnnilr 11:11: ing, lined throughout :11 the i
All Wool-Velour Kerscys. ' ,fur 55mg. ‘ y ‘ ‘ finest manner. :
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A Boot for style ,, House Dresses 1
,A midseason style of mouse gravy suedeextra high '- ,“Ginghnms, Percale: and Seersucker: l
Cut, laced, with hand'weltcd soles and covered “Louis” 1 1 WhiCh hlvé been 31- 50 and 51- 75 Mt 3“ SIZES.
heels, This boot is correct for short walking skirts, ' ”$125 to c'oze 1-5-1, I
5'200 ' . V . Sf't‘nllll t’lvor. ;
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And reasonably ’priced for the quality these days. 1
, ’ r Children's Books ’
‘ _ sweets for: the HOIldays ' “The Boy’s King Arthur” edited 11}. Sidney Lnnh‘r, ;
- Liberty Chocolates, assorted, in decorated boxes, illustrated by “'J'elh- 33-59
> $1.25, i , “The Giants of Lilliputanin" - ll S.'l'il1i1s.illustrat1~d z
T I in“! C M I II W8 50 m ‘ Ib. by Elizabeth Caldwell. _ $1.25 i
1m Bits, I $0 d" ‘ “The Prince and the Pauper” 11 new edition illustrated I1],
' 3:19: £13m: assorted. a , . ‘ Franklin Booth. T his is a story for children of all age
Broken Candy, 00 "1 d , $2.50
Daimler, - ‘ ' “The Arabian Nights" by Kate Douglas Wiggin and Non: '
mbbon Candy, ' , 4s 1.111. a box. . Smith, illustrnted by Maxfield Parrish. . , 32.50
$23§1E°I§pl§=°mM ‘ . . :1? 3: 533:: , “Animal Children at roast and Plain” .
. Attractive Holly. Boxes. always needed at Christ- , Ed'th BM" K"k“°°d “'00
mas time 30 d8. each ‘r~ "When Lillie Though“ Go Rhyming" Verses for childrm
with color pictures. ~ ' " 75 etc.
Small books at 50 etc.
Main floor.
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The Tale of Flt-pay Bunnies,
'U more than in October, 1916 hut the , .
. .‘gross expenses were over $800,000‘ 'Yerem{.l‘i"h°r'
. more in the same month in 1917 than T"'“ I‘mm'
if ' Squirrel Nutltin.
1916.
For the ten months ending Octobe1.- ‘ Timmy Tivtnel.
,Lfl rs N in 31. in 1916. the groin railway operat- ,1 Pigllng Bland,
1—1. in income was more than $19,000,-1 ,1” Mrs. Tittlemoust, _
000,11nd for the same period in 1917,' The Tailor of Gloucester. '
. was nearly one and one half million, “ ' ' fl ,
Fl es For First Ten 1111111111 ,9“ 111111 1111 we in , Camp Foe Gill Story books, 25¢. each.
come for the ten months period in 1 “ “The Corner Home Gilli," ) 75 cu. “Ch,
antlu Shpw Brunei 5],- 1917 was more than 111011111111 less '
.ml 0V0?“ I916 ithnn (or 1916., The rocret of the drop I Main noon
in found in the operating exponent, .
in 1917, for ten months. the opd‘rat
in a lummn'i‘ oi the financial re- ins expenses were over $53, 500, 000
11011 or the “New Harm" road for and in 1916 were 11 mm: Over $41.-
the month of October, 1111 compared 6001100... . HOIlday Slippers
to October. 1916 and oi the ten other lines in which the 'NgwI
months or 1917 ending October 31. u Keven" pond ha! in interest shawl For Men! Women .3“! we“
compared to the ten months in 1918 many losses in corporate income
ending 0111111111 at or that year. it is Taking all lines 111 the ten months' ‘ A complete stock of Comic and House Shppers
shown that the not commie income. period. it 111 ahOWn that the c. N 11:
”38.000 ton than for October. 19* $215 011. 711 c 11
1-11. mm mm, 111111111111: 111111111111 11mm 11 on: "0333mm 0mm! of these slippers are at the same prices as last year.
1111 1111111111 1111. 11.111, mom ,.11117111n11111 1117.; It would be well to buy now.
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