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naATURDAY, OCT. 18, 1919
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MEN‘S HALF HOSE
In
‘ Cotton, Lisle, Wool and Silk
at
Moderate Prices 4
25c, 35c and 500
Silk
65c to $2.50
' Wool
50c to $1.25
Holeproof. box of 6, $3.00
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Joseph Dams
... WASHINGTON STREET.
SOUTH NOR‘WAIK.
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5 Yuri: city lizt< svt-iirml a positionl
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the momlmrsl
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'»<. X»). 13. ‘1.» usual wet-lily meet-l
. .1 .t N p. m., by order of!
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. ixm‘ - rm um- of
vs Fint-ll.
fifi’ltlgepm't is to coin a place in iliel
toast; litiwlizlit. Twelxw mnfifi' bouts,
firziizht llazcgui’: of Quennshurv rule-t.
decision at the con-
relil>itfll ot‘ - all match will be stafzetl
~a‘v2-«z.» oilf'l' the first of November.
"i’t‘Lll a l'Pfolt‘rvP's
—§oft Velour Hats, O‘Bt-ien‘s
“A chard. Building conference" is
The slogan for the Twentieth Annual
i‘onnumicur Older Boys“ meeting to
'rv li"l". in Bridgeport. Ootober 24-235.!
.m-lnr ll‘lE‘ joined auspiccs (if tlw slalo'
‘ll. if. C. A. and the Connecticut Sun-
: day School .\.~'>u(‘iati01‘i.
The Mianus Manufacturing Company
‘ 5s trying to operate its mill. .‘c l’r‘}!i‘e*
‘ RFlit‘dIlVe of the strixcrs last night
made the statement that it is. not1
.\lr. Springer”
Entering with Success.
"1‘ 0f the mill. 91:.“ that he IS
:11) ‘11::
I and that the
3m in: his-own business,
net-.1) will be operated.
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The next game that is schedued for
/ the Danbury high school eleven is the .
E filorwalk team which will play in Dan-
’ ‘Imry ‘K'ednesday afternoon-October 29.
There is considerabe rivallry between
i the two schools and it is expected that
~ a. large crowd will witness the game.
: Tie coming game between these two
. atoms will be the first that has been
played in three years as. neither school
had a team during that, time,
The meeting of Eureka Lodge.
TVA-lighters of Rebekah, was largely at-
’ tended last evening. Plans were made
hr the visit of a delegation of fifty
anembers of. Mary Rebekah linden, of
‘ mdgefield, on November Tilt The
, grand officers will also be entertained.
.nnd refreshments will he st-rvml. A
mge class of candidate" will he initi-
ated. Next Friday evening there will
' ‘be a rehersal of the team and guards.
A On the next meeting night, which falls
i In: Halloween. thPl‘p will be in inter-
_ sting program of llallowe‘en games.
I usic and refreshments.
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' ~5erhyl Derby? O‘Brien‘s.
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People’s TrustLCo.
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79 Washington St.)
SOUTH nonwm
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DEPOSITS, 9'6an
AND swarms
$040,000.00
cm r. unis. W‘
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, heavy woolen blankets, khaki color,
. khaki color, all sizes..-
and tough, all sizes--
for coldest of weather, sheep : lining, very,
iserviceabla- all sizes-- - ' .
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Entrances on Main St. Fairfield Aves. Cannon
Store open ’ti16; Saturdays’til 9.
- Bridgeport, Conn.
Friday, October 11, 1919.
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'l‘iu- “easier—Fair and aunt-r. w
Army Stores section. , A carnival of bargainsl
Opening sale of men’s wear
and blankets
Bargains passed along by the store—either from Army stocks or from men who had orders cancelled by the
War department. Blankets, shoes: socks; raincoats, sweaters; underwear.
It’s this store’s plan to give its customers the biggest value to be bad for
does the work of two or three! ~
21 dollar. Elf? is a time when a dollar
Shoeslrom makers who didn’t deliver promptly: Socks from men who had orders cancelled because the war
was over. Shirts rejected because soiled. Army blankets ‘ol khaki color and great weight.
They’re all to sell in the
Army Stores ‘section on the main lloor BEGlNNlNG SATURDAY MORNING. ‘ \
Army Blankets
66 by 80 inches in size---
. Army Shoes
of heavy tan leather, Munson last, easy
and tough, sizes 6 to 12-- ’
' Underwear
Heavy gray slipon shirts, half to 3%; wool,
some stained by oil, none “reclaimed”--
Heavy half-wool shirts and drawers, gray,
some shirts double breasted--
of good heavy domet flannel,
neutral shade, dandy and warm--
. Shirts
Heavy gray and khaki shirts, great for all
outdoor service, attached collar--
Socks
Mixed wool and cotton of heavy weight, ,
dark oxford, wondrous warm--
Slickers _
Army reclaimed slickers, thoroughly $2 2 5
waterproof, all sizes--
Unionalls
MTVTArmy fatigue unionalls, khaki or blue
denim. heavy, sizes 36 to 46--
Overalls
, Navy and Army fatigue overalls of blue
denim, heavy, sizes 34 to 44--
, SWeaters ~
Slipover sweaters, heavy and durable, ‘
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. Corduroy Coats 7
with lining of sheepskin; short and warm
Moleskin Coats
, $5.50
, _' ' Ilots of interesting rides beckon to bicyclist now ‘I i
. . ; . ~ And riding is to be done with full comfort and en ' ‘
3 Clothes here
i for all boys.
For boy grown upz—litsi SullS with long trt‘ni<t‘r<. l
'l‘hrcc-piccc suits, with :t x'csti
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l Single or double breasted Coal. waistline stylcs. l‘t'llCd
gur plain. '
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Cami dark mixturcs in 537-65 m in 30—- 9:35
For stout boys:——-spccial trom‘crs cut on llncs that
"makc them lit with iinc appearance and good (titling.
These in dark mixtures, too.
Sizes 14 10 l‘).—— 84.95
For little boys—Juvenile suits of wool serge. hand~
some blue, buttoned in front, fitted with sailor collar which
lS smartencd by white braid. bcltctl. and with lined trousers.
$7.50
> For boys of all agesz—Duxtl‘lc—S‘eryicc suits. Nnne
ghetter. mighty few to unywhcrcmcar equal them. They
each have 2 pairs of trousers.
Sizes 3 to 7,——
l"1-ont lammsr-t. , ’ Ala};
Note price of
these toiletwares.
I. '-‘~~¢
Each is (if known quality and worth.
real help to toilet-table.
Each brings 11‘
And each is of attractive price.
Dr. Lynn'p tooth powder or rum-“.0 Ffmls 'avo powdcn—Mn. fl
-—-l7c. lmvoris mouth wsmh 37c.
Kolynnn tooth parte— 19a Lisle-nu... i4 uz. nlzc- 89c.
l‘elmr-o :omh paste—~36c. lurvxide of hydrogen, 16 on. a!—
I’epwdent tooth Ivantc~—870. —»Hc.
Albodmx tooth pasiF-v 23c. \‘lmkin'n muluzfied (‘tH'UMIHIl ull<
burnt: & Remndell {are cream 35c.
———36c. Dantivvlm‘» 40c, ‘A‘
Hlnl's Lonny and nlmund cream (‘zi‘lr‘m'n Fflle«-w>l70_ 7
-——SBC. \‘f culling '3 50:15: 16c.
Pompemn massage creamnbflx Palmolive B0lp~'80. '
Rose wan r and gym-clue, 2 Uzi? Packer”! tar map—49¢. ‘
150. Regional soup A190,.
JaVa rzco race Imu'tim'A‘flfm. Mmmm‘s mil umwino. 5
LnBiac “p fate powder—r390 Butter-fl) talrnmu 1'00.
Pompei.” beauty powder-45d Mavis talcum 170. l
Comer aisle. front. 1
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pearl necklaces.
With a dull and creamy luster or in a rich lustroul
white finish, necklaces made of pearl: from Japan.
Manufactured pearls of course, but it takes rinse lna
spection to discover fact they are not as natural in tlnlsld
as those beauties from Franco. ~
Beads of three sizes, in necklaces of 26-inch 9170‘
special price 69¢
Babies’ rings of 1.10 gold shccl set with tiny rose did-
mond— 39.
Left, aisle, trout.
76 French Linette.
a new stationery.
From Eaton Crane and Pike; that tells the story of its
worth and correctness and fineness.
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Box contains 48 sheets paper and 48 envelopes.
Nice for gift, nice for one’s personal use—- a. 75. ,
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Good days X"
for wheeling. * -.
Hon wheel makes that comfort certainmmn ,
, on wheel makes that comfort certain—lion
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