chandise at.
.eflx . 3'
‘1’”; . than any other store! but
for cash Only.
one
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riue rur Trimmed Costs. «more to woo.
one prices . . . ssoo. mo, $12.90, $10.00,$19.90,'$I8.00
rm- Trimmed and Plain ‘lahoréd‘hniia formerly 31m
tenors. Ialaprhu.”
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worth $25.00 and $19.76.
Half Price.
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We sell dependable iner-
rine Afternoon Dresses, wmmusmseseess. "I, “
Bale prices .. ......... ..
- nemdminurlunoemmnnrmmmn‘nad'
Handsomerurs,MtNusudstyles.Inthlesaleat about
children 'I seen, values $5.00 tossed." "
Sale prices .............
prices lower
... ........... museum
......... stadium,” .
”option . $12.90 and $10.90
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Novelties
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the land. regressed and carter rep— mang'l‘fifigrlém
resent the plainllfl.
~ Allogiiig intolerable cruelty. hire.
'3‘?! fBin-$.00 this city has brought
it or vorcc from her husb- '
Harold 1‘. Burns. nd,
titan-led Jon. 1. loss. The oniatls‘
was tiles Tilly Davis. Arthur D. Alie-
tih represents the plaintil. .
Marceau, a coronation of New
York photographers is the “slut!!!
in a Coiumon Pleas” Court action
,hgsinet Laurence Timinouii. oi Greets.
. wicb.‘ The plaintil is seeking to re-
32;: ‘10: lg wind: it alleges to have
rm: r t e defend
temher. 1916. dirt in Sep-
lltnry Sconclvi has brought no ac-
not: nulnst Robert A. Millet. elf
uh. to fereelmc- n marinate la
/ $9 250 on land at Stillman Point.
/ Merv Brut-e Home. of Washington.
is the plaintitt in it hit to iorecluae
meringue on land in The Films (116
news). bronchi inflinflt Their/m B.
Brown and Amelia L. Brown. M New
Yorlr citv. The mortgases were given
)orislualiy to Robert M. Bruce. and.
on one 3. 1010. were ‘ assigned by
u meant“: and executor of his
the was given aim the Int
The couple were.
'1' ”5.5-“; MW}
(Continued from i-‘irst Page.)
Asfle'lmm incite outllis there are
machine gun. supply and ambulance
'eompamnics in each of the military de-
Tbe‘lmergeucy board is desirous
of cool»!!! the reserve force but in.
,tiiuaies lu-iis review that the Board
got 'contoi will not be willing to 0. R.
.any [more bills. The Guard has al-
mady cost the state $800,000 to out-
The regulations for promotions re~
unlre that an application 0! en en-
Iisted man be first approved by the
commanding oillccr. next by the com-
intending olicer oi the district. then
I: the Emergencywheard. Next the
candidate must go before an examin-
ing board of from tour to seven men
appointed by the commandant ol the
~ district. be naked 10 questions and re-
port‘mada' or his success. He needs
it points out or a possible 100 to
qualify for advancement.
M
um ' tom'seatlut. .
A [incited joker ones calledtop‘tho tame operator and we:
. “Hello, Central, give me Heaven," but the! isn't what she gave‘hiul. ’“ ‘- i
' ... _ , _ . New England Champion!
. They work hard euolfli. as flyone whom with“ around a ‘iheue 1% M W ”I
" exchange can ieil'yoe, caudally Hen» a tire naut- and abbot 'm paste Earring; Since Lew
lug instead of going to see tor themselves oruaise waiting entli a never is
in the evening. 1! their clocks don't happen to agree with the tire hoséglm'Vdflt "mill k“ "lemma
. ' hell. then the latter is wrong. But to be sure they call up‘Centrai who us- ”'9
temn'l turnout)?! the .eorrcctilme momenta sexed the commend-‘8" “W h,‘ “m to“ hold of Chic
. services. Lew at that time believed
. sun at the familial nail“ it . “5. ’mW' , . 9i that Brown would become such a hist
. + iavorite as to draw $6,000 a year.
No knocks-tor the long miseries Central intended by tile above. Nevertheless that is what he has done.
4—0-- ' it was 1910 that Chic “unlit his
' are. but "a “mountain has so
9-
] iiiiiiiiiii e
E time when you think they are admiring their appends/ca in the minor in", "p.13.” the .1“. title iron
I Norwallt, Bridgeport, Dan-
‘ league. on account of the lack of a portunlt
'nnd the editor or neach's baseball of the basket ball season. they wu-
. i
which Fairflcld county has 28 com‘lug to shoulder the relelMlli! Ol'N"”"’ ‘
"m" “d “0 Platoon. ,ali equipped.’
"ponuniy mast" hliow wanes "when the sire lease what causes it is or t
arson Teok‘iiiru Under
His Wing—Dill" Boxers,
toned to find out. ..
, . Also Mic {Jig Money i
And then those‘people who every ie'w airlines ‘hait up to set the-in
clocks, usually just alter the fire house bell has airuek for twelve or tor '8 CM" 8'0"“ ”‘9 Ne" E3313.“
close or his second 'vear with Lew
Vii as manager and in that time
> be has collected a trifle over $15,000
' e . wl i‘h r events RC is
it hlcir reminds one-oi the old town in Spain where at‘uoon every day lorry-.12: oi “:19" 0:14;! i: gt:
the on at the tort was discharlel to give the correct time. Some person 9 “a," of the in. “o "a"
ually has just set her clock with theme boil.
or o! the tort who ealdthat'the villi}; anemia, gippl‘led' ”the ion with
the time and investigation disclosed that the latter set lill clock- with the.” "' "mu" ”5 “" tie "' ”‘9
iirat bout tinder m's colors. Billy
lilisio was his opponent and (or his
" trouble chic received 8100. Bergen
italicised tor another $100. Next in
order came Bud Palmer 0! Bridgeport,
$125. Al Ketchel. $10.. Harry Williams
’82". and Benny ford ”to. elite got
his iirli‘his money on loner-her ll.
But it is easier to preach than to practice, as any young doctor. will i
tell‘any you: minister. - 4 -
+ .
it may be all right for a woman” to marry in haste and repent at lei-
leisure. How about“. moist:
Don't milliodge the girls. you you-g fellows who's/walling. Hail the
Isl ‘eKtchel
.i knockout and drew down
‘ 1710.“.
they are merely mdem'g what on earth to do adult
for his end i"
' Nuan'Ammn During the rim that!” has null
WYOMA‘B ”EAT ' zthe New Hoeland champion the latter;
i
has laid ol tor tlve months with a:
broken arm received in his first. bout;
“JDGEFWLB‘EG.
“W ‘ ' on: nature Klus oi some rim-m
V___...._ ‘ High school will? Wt llll'fli‘whlch cost the New flavour the
!school team? Why. the Nowell Bill! State title. here isihe authentic list;
och-601 team, “30“”? Spirit! Whit oi the his battles Brown has had and,
. . .. . ’
my 8M AM" M” ; that's theytitli‘, militiye the. an oe- the money hl‘ has received:
comm It lponmluntoigfiy ill, ,lél, I“ “I", l.“ '10:
' lenoved it taste out by heating meson. 1] Al iteteini em. ,
Amm‘m’m’" "9 underway "’r ‘ Rid'geleld? Homeward quintet in a Oct. 5 vets Hartley 089635;;
tour-cornered All-Connecticut Chm” test and ”hitching~ some to the tune of Nov, e Battling lions $833.00:
,piouship tournament hetwecn'the has. 27 to 24. Not being content “cm", 1.17 5!
keiball teams representing Bride. ing ",3 basket ball season to ”up by Am.“ “your." Minnie $840.3);
: port, Norwalir, Dauhul'y "'6 Ansonie. without showing their colors. a lean May 28 Frankie 3““ ”n“,
i m the “'1' m, BridgeportNorwalh composed of students of the local high Jill!" 2‘ ”"1"“ Knits "'32“ ‘j
and Bridzeport-Danbur'y bnkflbau 59' school. organised under the manage 0"- F Battling K“! 81.: in,
rice lulu attracted wide attention. Ee- ship of Joe Roth. and known u the Nov. 19 Young Blades 9 .844.»
2,101.75 ‘
High Bcohol lniormais. , i
l The high school was greatly hanzii-l *
moved in its athletic activities fills 0P$m3&%§eflCSf
year. in the early inll.the locnl bnyu'
. t«= .
um forced to withdraw from the (no NEW YORK. Dec. 28.——Thc w" 093/
liege athletics "a priceless op-i
ball tournament held under the nits-
. - i h smm tore co
piece of the Southwestern H g i y of uppraisement and "'1!
‘ ‘ " d President w. ii. r.
t nilii‘. ' With the to ruin; ""09- 6'9"" .
compo dbl co I v e Fauce of Brown University, in an all-z
.. dress before the twelfth annual con-i
' "x u uni Collegiate:
vcourt engagements ol the season. Ischool tournament tor the lack of n ventlon 0' "'9 ‘ ° 1
i WM ”WINDOW ”0W3“ “"5 ”“3““m‘b‘” ”mn‘i'y‘m' I ."f'r33?'§3n::'e.i'mi' natural crisis:
bun. coming together again, and the; All this however. did not down the “a, business 83' usual;' nor will we!
.new blood brought in by the addition spirit at the students. The agregation announce mam?” suspended.” he]
tot Ansonls. shore the same has nWyhich made up this team id'st night. Md "We do not "m mm,“ as}
itnken a firm hold a lively ‘Slnie 19M“. did themselves and their school. ' '
i
:could be successfully carried out. The credit. Every man played the ”me abused, nor‘do We want them aboH
lpecinll, this the cues last season. Dec. 17 Benny meant
when, utter Bridgeport had won the
{State championship by defeating Nor-
iwslh in three games out at live, the
Qtwo teams played an extra game at
.Dunbury, which. Norwalli won. This
lcontest nndtheNo nil xlt‘iill vhgkqjvb
contest and the Norwulk-Bridgeport
5 series as a whole was adjudged by
?eastcrn sporting authorities in general
icuidc in particular. its the premierLaifllll forced to drop out of the inte
. war has cut the attendance in all 0’ like a veteran. it was the Met time “had. But we "an, su‘busiuess “amp.
.ihese places, oi course, but by a to that the boys played together as 1 sport all worll and ill”. relieved oli
lduction of salaries and general efflrlir- team. and their team wot-ll m. sur- snperilnity and extravagance strl/ !
l . , ' M i
gum); :‘h: “it; '12:?“ "success y;prislng, taking the aforementioned for action in the nation's service. and:
1W“ 9 n 9 V - handicap into consideration. Too much coordinated with the ial tory and‘
{cannot be ‘said about the individual “I, "hr", “d the “firm in the?
splays. " we '9" to 6° ""3 I'm} my? endless taslr of creating men lit to be!
d'justlce. We 'nlready are ilt‘fllliiiillt‘ts citisens of America" ., !
twith the playing of Ed McMahon. and Representatives of nearly "m In”!
unmo vnamme TABLE
'w. of P. Advisory Committee Wont
I . Bring it lack to All Collapse
i The athletic advisory committee ol 30" Meek” The work ”f 8”" yaw“ tired unIVersities. colleges rind various;
the Unlvenlly oi Pennsylvania in- k’ “d Manuel Tm” “Md M" 3"" intercollegiate athletic associations:
tends making a determined cil'ort at liced tor professionals. 9°.“ 'an’ from all sections of the country at]
the annual meeting oi the national who '“b’mu'od in the “men“ oi llm tended the convention. Colonel Pal j
[Collegiate Athletic Association imam" "”9"“ “we" "‘1' 3“" mer n Pierce, U. s. A, president or.
New York tomorrow to have the del- TM ““9“” ”“0"“ the organisation, in his annual address.
‘egalcs vote In invor oi revlvlhs’ the.“ H' S. R' H' 8' stated the‘ government favored ihei
training ethic of varsity team unfllflchlahon ““1"" 1"" continuation, in‘ his annual address;
hates. ‘Emerlence of the out foot. ' '- stated the government favored the
thall season have been such that thefieek" “"60”" continuation oi sports among the col-'
Red and Blue oiiiclsls are ilulte wilt! 1 '- 19“, I
‘Minnerelly . ‘ !
restoring the training table. 0» waivr eALL rtaveas re cutter;
“Bob" Folwtll, gridiron mentor. “:1."an - oar-trout. so manna :
an authority on, conditioninl a“, ' r. g. ' ‘ . CHICAGO, Dec. 28.——Tlle Britislri
grades or athletic pertormm. is the “riot Ruler‘ciinasieu recruiting mission today in,
spirit behind the move to restore the l. g. sued In aflclal appeal to baseball;
or Bridgeport. "villi a‘,
mush-because they have usually been :-
tralniug tables at all seats oi Initial.
The Red and Blue coach ls'an author
lty who has given of his best in an em
deavor lo nolitt present day/intercol-
legiate sports. His success hits the
popular stamp of apt-oval on his work.
MERIDEN NAVAL MAN DEAR
MfliDEN. Dec. 28.»!lenry Foster
White. twenty. son oi Trent C. White
vice-president of the Wilcox and
Willie Company. and random tot
James 11. Willie. president of tho
mpahy. died oi- fneumunia in the
hospital at League aloud Nbvy Yard.
.eulietediu'ihorlavyihh t
' the window
ti
m .. ..IMW
1.-
; message sent to routine outed. ‘1
III
Points from ileld goals: McMahon.
iz: sis-on. t; Meeker. s; Tarlov, a:
healer. 8; Kilcoyne. 4: Carbonl, 2;
Minnerelly. 4. Points irons fouls:
Iieeker l. Rosier. d.
- TONY ROOINTHAC DEAD.
‘AWH’TERDAM. Dec. 28.-—'l‘he death
~' Toll" Rosenthat. an American
oaiam. is reported by the Tagebiatt
of Berlin.
——._.
Mr. "menthol was be in New
listen silty-nine years I Be moi
ed in Sin l’ranclaco ass who
that so his residence in
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Millie in The
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Hutch;
players to enlist because of their oat-g
rm! adaptability to mask throwI
lug. . _
“Bdsebfll players can do better at!
grenade throwing than any other men"
save a bulletin issued by recruiting
once", “We can train ordinary men
for this service. but this is an age oi!
srrnlnllmtion. and bell players are;
hotter titted to become grenad‘ e.
throwers than any other class at men.
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Vine av ATLANTIC ‘HtoilL'Imue.
ammo thorium. N., .i.
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Unusual Sale of Miliinery
Importanttothosewomenwbon’ud
snub-shat
After Christmas, takhig stock or the
wardrobejt often occurs that the hatbought
last sotmnn looks a little the Worse for weer
and weather. Every woman needs a hat to
help over‘the next two or three menths un-
. til sprhlg . It lifts the spirits wonderfully to
. see one’s self in a new but especially during
two dreary months.
i
All Winter Hats are now
at Clearance
The sooner one selects the better.
Trimmed note from New York ateliers
of famous names. _
W3 models of high quality made
up at Read’ .
mm“ which are of late model
and very smart.
Fur, Coats .
Muskrat Coats, forty inches ldng,‘ seiréd
models, former price $95.00, for $85.00
‘ Black Muskrat Coats with self borders
made of let-down skins, former price $195.00,
$165.00
Rusm'an Squirrel Cont, Sable collar, for-
merly $350.00, $275.00
_ Scotch Moleskin Coats, forty-th ree inches
long, very full model, trimmed with taupe fun,
collars and cuffs, former price $450.00,
$350.00
‘ Second "Oil's ’
Special Prices on Furs
Mufis. - .
Raccoon Mufl’s, formerly $16.50 now $13.50
$55.00 $42.56..
Black Skunk, , $25.00 $20.00
same to match mulls at special prices.
mum
., Suits
Wmdaabmemthe
needinnialn'ngtheaeattractivesuite. They-no
amiable for-business weanthe oolombeing '
blue,tsupoandinown. Margins-927mm
moo.
_', Sizes 16yeamformissest052forwomen. ’5’
“8.75
deeirebb in every wa .
“It???“ *
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-W ....«.......g... M A ... .
a.‘
_ ~~ $20.00, $16.50 1
-' - ' ~ “$25.00 5%.00
Hudson Seal, $25.00 $20.00*
‘ . $37.50, " $27M ,
Natural“ Skunk, 2323.053 i 33.3:
Black Fox, $45.00 - $35.00,.
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