A FAIR PRICE
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Hoardc-rc Can Be Reached by Law.
Boarders, on the other hand. can
be reached through the war time rooa
rPaliner requested the state food
ministrators to transmit to hum
evidence or boarding or other 111111.,
tions of the law which the: ML “5:
counter in their work with the prom-
ise that the government 3 law enforce-
ment machinery would act promptly,
“There is a pressing necessity for
the restoration of normal conditions."
Mr. Palmer“ 5 telegram said, requesting
fie men who did such efiectlve work
during the war to take up the burden
laws 01 the Sherman Act, “I 33!- L,
Veronimmoi smmtivefiflfiésid
wocordiallyinvite
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again. They were asked to serve
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general believing that the 111111110 aerv-i
ice to be performed now is an import-5
ant as when the country was engaged
-in hostilities and that no patriotic cit-
izen would refuse the call to duty. '
Scaville To Act At Once. . }
SALISBURY. Aug. 11.—Robert Sco-E
ville. former federal food administra—i
orning after enjoying his
ends.
Funk Stanatos,
1 to the police that he lost a wal
of Bridgeport
1111111111111 Lengycl. of TS Ely ave-
. . attorney.
. :dEVERBODY JAZZ'S
1": Dancing School.
NO“?
' A son, weighing ten and three-11:11.
' ' was born this morning
, ,« pounds,
Mr. and 'Mrs. eerert \ Boothby.
0115 Burritt avenue.
Md are doing nicely.
the state that have secured
*Pii'tate appropriation of $6 750 and add-
'01! thereto 82,250 making $9 000 a1111’
able for new street paving V1".01k
' Captain John Schultz and \‘i'illiam
Benjamin went [0 Baron's \‘etk. 1'09-
. . terday, with 1. party in the power boat
. , “Viola," and got [110 bushels of blath-
berries and two Lushcls o1‘ huckelber-
' , The Allard estate in \\'il 1011 has
» been sold to M1. Sharw ood of New
”"""York, ,who has been connected with
the America'h New» Company for over
30' years The deal was txaneaczcd
tilrough the Lawn 11cc~ Agencv.
IDONT TMISS TO SEF THE MANY
broken lensts in Bland s nindow the
*ipest proof wmth while
A regular meeting of Old “'91! Con»
, mandex'y, 95%. U. D. G. (3., will be held
' Tuesday evening. August 1:2, in the
i
1::
Davenport building. There will be
initiation. and a good time after the
- meeting.
'» Postmastei -\ndre11 Lcaiy ha2 11?
eéived 110111 £10111 the Fi1st 'Assisaant
Postmaster General that plans. fo1 the
«‘distribution of the surplus army food
supplies. through the po:.t office will
he perfected about August l.'1.an(l
£13311 bulletins explaining the plans 11111
'llfl sent him on or after that date
gilnlistments for the chemical war-
ehre service are now being accepted,
3* to information receiV ed this
log by Corporal G. U. Pa1'.ks of
10,031 recruiting station. (‘ rporai
the has also been notified not to ac-
pt any more enlistments fOr colored
4536! in the infantry. as the, required
her has already been exceeded
WNG OF THE AMERICAN
129111111 Employees 0: all tlnee
also the finishinc depaitmcnt.
, o'clock tomorrow mowing on
. at street
People who felt, the need of an extra
at last night will not be sur-
to leain that many local thex
rs registered below 50 de-
rly this morning. One \Vllton
ting that his marked 44 de-
5 30 a. 111., which is only 12
7 ,, {fie treezing point. '
.11CQ3‘IPNIFE GUARD LABOR
flarnivel. Cnmpo Beach. West
p. :3; Slater sports, swimming,
~haad .,concert., dancing.
1.
19
containing 312. in a jimey some
between the First and Second
,, e, has complained to the police that ,.
, husband has refused to support
.She was referred to the p': “oscht'l
PO L—
Mother and
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Norwaih. Wilton Daricn and \V1=<t-
t. are among the towns and cities.
the.
.1: was likely to be in the near future.
tor for Connecticut. said at his home.
in Taconio last night that he had re-
ceived the, telegram sent out by Attor-
ney-General Palmer and that he would
immediately take up the. work mapped
out. by the Attorney~generaL He will
hold a meeting with some of his for-
mer associates in Hartford on Tues
' ‘ day and arrange for the reviial of the
City Editor Victor w Ferris is baiz‘ 31 former organization in part and con
his desk in the Hour ofiic: 11115,}
: annual ,‘urn
cruise to Block Island, with a party of}
' sider the personnel of a fair price com _
"tee. .
No a *tempt will be made to organize
he added, as 111':
n was not formed
E on a coup minim;
Mticut during the
food administi‘a .q'
that way in Conn
war.
To Wotk and Save One Remedy.
WASHINGTON, All; 11 —" To wm k
a
and save" is the remedy for the 111'
creasing cost of living pointed out 10-
day by the federal reserve board.
Bungalow A proves
New 111511918 in good 1mm: 1mm and mum-.1111. 1111-11.
ed and solid odors. “tic belts, adjustable belts and the
«toughen which drawn up from the under side and giver, the
garment‘the appearance of a house dress. The collars, packet:
, and belts are piped with white or contrasting color.
1111111111111, large and extra large . . . ........ $1.40 to $225
_ J 1 MA LLE'I‘TE
, lam NORWAl-l»
\I'nlaw
1...
In reply to an inquiry from the 111211.
.ate banking committee, asking it
was advisable to attempt contraction
; of curiency by legislation in the nope
i of reducing prices. Gov. 13211111111; wrote
Chairman McLean that the growth in
the volume of circulating notes was
the effect and not the cause of, ad.
rancing wages and prices and that
the war period of finance Would not.
be over until government oblizalionsq
now carried by the) banks, were aD-’
sorhed through the actual savings of,
the people. ’
Strong ccnsurc of strikes and cx-'
(11111111111100 was implied in Mr. Hax‘d- E
ini"s letter. which did not. hth'ver.
undermko 111 blame any one section of
11:1:- popu‘ustion. but referred to the na-
tion 115 :1 whole. cspccially to the re- '
laxation of economics practiced 11111ng
the war and the purchase now o1 non-
essential articles by persons enjoying
large incomes for the first time.
"The federal reserve board bellow rs
that any currency legislation at this'
lime is unnemassary and undesirable "I
i.
Mi. Harding wrote. "and would soar
gest that whether viewed from an eco 1,
nomic or financial standpoint. the ‘
remedy fox the present situation is ..
the same, namely. to work and tog"
save; to work regularly and efficiently. ‘
in order to produce and distribute the
largest possible volume of commodi-
ties'
nomies in order that mofiey. goods and
service may be devoted primarily to
the liquidation of debt and to the sat
isfaction of the demand for necessi-i
tics iathe1'1han to indulge in cxtrma
gances.’
‘\loney in circulation actually hp:
shown a decline since the post far” '
p111iod set in. " \lr Harding said. ”The
otal peroapita circulation on Decem- }
hei 1,1918,11as 84813 which was re- 1
duce-d' to $4516 011 the first day of this
month.“
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(50013 SHEPHERD HOUSE TO 1
RFMOVE TO NEWINGTON‘
HARTFORD. AUG. ilk—Continua»
tion of a report that the Hartford
Roman Catholic Diocesan corporation
has decided to dispose of the property
of the House of the Good Shepherd onl
Sissou avenue and 1emove the insti~
tutien fiom Hartford was secured laSti
and to exercise reasonable eco DEE?
WAISTS‘
This 1‘11 a busy spot where Blouse; are 111111.1111111111. and
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Fine Voile Waistl, all White with dainty finish, of and
embroide . Many styles to chose from my ......... lajc'gl. 98
. Voile Waist: with dressy vest.“ and other: with enliven-
mg touch of color on ooilu and sleeves; splendid value at $3 98
Prmchvoflomwith finish '0! hand embroidery,
charming new models, at ................. $2.98 to $4.130
Most exquisite Georgette and Crepe de Chine Blouses at
$5. 98 to $15.00
Cream Oclor Net Waists. all sizes. Specially priced .33. 98
211‘ L'
85 WASHINGTON 81'.
We close at 1 p. 11;. Wednesday: during July and August.
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122 WATER 813332.80. HOBWLLK; PRO
NEW 1108!. 435 3111:! um; PHONE FWG'W'
mm to: con nthoton’ Work.
Telephone your arm Prompt attention will he give!
0315:?“ help employed. A refocxpt given and
night £10111 an official of the (:01 Dora
tion. The tentati1e plan. he said was
to set up the home in Newington. to
take advantage of the country quiet
and opportunity for expansion. Therc
are 11011 200 inmates in the institution.
It is presumed that the home would
be located on property at Newington
Juction. seal the New Haven road
station. which was bought some time
ago from John Donahue and Edward
C Brlnlev. of Newington. This pro
crty, according to the warxant‘. deed. ‘
consists of 152 acres. The official
from whom the information 11213 r-c
cei1ed was unable to say when the
111019 could be made. except that it
The H use of the Good Shepherd
is an insii ution for wayward gins.
£1.37?! Washington St. roewmr at.
‘ J7, .. .YTM “find—r Fm. ._ “—
We haul , 1111 s
Padded, vm’h’zhmm 1111;. "'1. .
BENJAMIN HERSHFIEIJL
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cost. .. masons
Maw ,,..«’ BUILDING E'
- 1111:312th ‘1
Mot-walk CoanSuppino.
Successors to
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South Nor-walk.
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FOOTWEAR
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: Reds, Tennis Shoes, Canvas Ox.E
lords and Play Shoes of many
”Maresuretoch by wary cat-amt: dressed
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TubdmficesatddS
Saturday 5:30
in the following departments
Furniture' Rugs. Curtains, China, Glass and
House Furnishings in the basement.
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Living Room. Furniture
' in the Allslls't Sale
i The August Sale Continues
A number of very desirable Sets remain although many 1131 :1
been sold.
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1'1:
" Three piece Sets, large daV'enpOrt, armchair and arm rocker;
Coverings are of tapestry, velour, damask or art ticking of excel.
lent quality and 111 the dark verdure colorings which combine vi itli
other furnishings, or in the stripes and figures which belong to the
k... iiQerent French and English periods.- Most of these pieces haxc,
removable
Wing
cushions.
' Armchairs, deep-seated and luxurious.
M
11,21“ the Basement.
\Kitchen and Laundry Furnishings, all handy utensils fm the
pantry and kitchen cabinet.
China, Glass and Art Pottery.
Lamps» of every kind.
On all the fibre items the sale continues.
In the Dress Department
Porch on“... a broken assortment
to close out at . .5
Maids“ Dresses in black or gray '
mohair,- to close out at
Tub Skirts. Gabardi11c,Repp, and
Pique, have been selling at $6. 95
Rings of
selected stones.
$3.00 The aquamarine is a
Clear and exquisite jew-
Cl like the shining of
sea water.
$25.00 and $55-00
Very choice.
$5.50
Large Solitaire aqua-
"" : marines, square cut
- . $5 00 i stone in rim of black
. ‘ enamel. $25.00
,r W PM with taffeta 1
flounces. ood ran 1: of colors. . ' , , . _
’ A g g J '. Solitaire aquarium»,
$2.§5 ‘ beautifully set,
-. 7 ‘ Special $12.50 “13515.00
" -.. Second floor. 1 I? Main floor.
Necklaces
Leag dangling allots
, of sparkling. stones and
The Little Elephant
Lucky Charms, in
imitation ivory. Areal
white elephant which '
will never be a burden
.2'
Amber and
glass which
W silver. Oil: of on any hands.
the 1111111111111. , " , 'Also in ebony, 11111111. 111111.
I W ' ' so a... $1.00,
14'
hon ml coral 'and tor-
“#3200
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LIL“ ”-1 m.
Some Aquarmarines
Motor Goggles
shaded
relieves"
Acycstrain..- Many have"
shields which keep out)
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