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‘ New York. June 24 ridden A. Ryan. J.
chairman of the Stain Motor Car Com-
H puny, who became involved in a con- '
' 'A Gabe of
Good
“tins
. troversy with ohcials or the New York
Stock Exchange over an alleged corner :35
in Stutz, has been expelled from the 7-”
{Exchange according to- an armour!-
Will Hold a Special Sale of .' Great Magnitude
No CONFESSION OF PROFITEERIN G!
The popular chorus now indicates clearly a general feeling on the part of the public that the present
merchandising sacrifices are an open confession of ”profitecring m1 1.... 1 .11 a 5‘ 1': BMW
iii-gilt today by the Board or Govern-
The announcement followed a pro
tracted executive session yesterday,
Any that bearsvthe name of Van Dyk on the outsule ls sure 110‘ when gleflBoabrd 121111221211 many witnes-
a . . , . , , see, c e y to ers, who figured in
be ood on the 1ns1de. It 8 been that way so many years that the alleged comer last March. Ryan
amost everybody knows it now. Do you? .. ‘ ..._ A_,,“;__... was charged with “principles incon-
sistent with dust jrinciples of trade."
FOOD V UES THAT He characterized the attitqd or the '
A I, » governing committee as list and
1 did not attend the sessions which he
denounced as a “star chandler” pro-
ceeding
After the lStutz controversy devel-
oped, he resigned tram the Exchange
i . —DUCHESS COFFEE. pound. on '9‘. no .1 ion- oi {on-'1‘. f..- .480 and asked that m 893‘: be 801d, but
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M AR AC AIBO COFFEE. pound. . .. ,’ . . fl ”.39; :yiéjgisgmégsfigenfimgdmg 111i 9 .lubYou hear this on every hand and you do not hear any other reason given; or explanation made for
VICTORY COFFEE. pound. ....«. . . . '. _. . ....-.3.5.c itsu'prlcg. $5211 1ai§§aii§&‘%fi§§.§2 4 these sacrifices 1n so far as the buying public 15 concerned. ' . a. so 116? 111mm
COMBINATION COFFEE. DOUI‘C'. . . . . . . ‘ . . . . .300 'iggrésmiggtfiso a share and made a
QUALI-TEAS. all kinds. pound. . . . . .. . . . . . .501: .
VICTORY-TEAS Oolong‘ Mixed etc pound 351: mummieiai‘?’ ge‘ggvgggggnggmggt
’ ' ' ’° ' -, tee who was interested in Stutz stock
PURE COCOA only. pound. . . .- .- . .‘ . . . .28c voted on the “New Ryan had
1 made charges against some of the gov-
l emors during the controversy over the
See Windows for Butter and Egg Prices _ / =comer.
“The price of merchandise and other necessary articles are not going down.
The cost in raw materials and labor of every known human necessity is on
the increase.
Why then you Will ask are we making sacrifices on goods that cannot be replaced at the oria’nal cost? it
Wm plain to those who are Willing to see and reason. We are OVERSTOCKED. We feel TOP-
HEAVY on seasonable goods. First because the spring passed without any spring weather. The people
did not for some reason buy as freely as usual. This makes it double necessary that SEASONABLE
GOODS on hand must be turned intoZCASH to meet due obligations, or to supply capitol to make new
purchases for the coming season instead of permitting the goods to remain dead on the shelves. 1 as: I."
, HENCE THIS GREAT SALE.
Sale Will Start Tomorrow and Will Continue Until Monday, 6 p. m.
Two Days Only! Two Days Only! ;
_ This being a real sacrifice sale, we cannot permit it to go on for inore than two days. Following is
a list of some of the Wearing apparel that will be sold at 1-2 and 1-3 OFF the Regular Price. .1
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CON NECTICUT TOWNS
. James Van D yk CO
0 g '1‘ Shaw Largc‘Gr-owth.
1, W0 more Connect out town counts
21 N. MAIN STREET SOUXH NORWALK come to hand New Britain and Man-
chester( and both continue to main-
‘tain the Connecticut average of mark-
ed expansion. savs the Mlddletown
[Press New Britain tell just a few
shy of the 60, 000 for which the good
5 MAKE ELECTRICITY YOUR SERVANT ., $1011.. ham
1 The official count gives the Screw
WIRE YOUR HOME THIS SPRING city 59316.13 gain of 15, 400 or a
percentage of 35”] That is no mean
Release yourself from household drudgery through the use oi accomplishment \1 cw Britain can be.
Electrical Appliances. proud outs rise
As for Manchester, the count dis-
3, COMPLETE LINE OF FIXTURES TO CHOOSE FROM closes 18,739 people. a gain for the
‘ten years of 4.729. or a percentage .
9 ' of 34.7. The two communities main-
F. M. cullen S Electrlc Shop tain the high advance which has so
far been disclosed in all of Connectv
cut’s industrial centres.
60Wall St. Phone 558‘ Norwalk' New Britain is a young town. It
was born in 1850 and was chopped
,off of Berlin. They originally called
it Great Britain. Curious that a Ber-
lin mother town should give that
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. ,7 .‘bl mboot. MEN" 0L0 ‘ 1 ' ,3 ' , ' . ,. - -,
111$; eii) 5111;730:1231“ (i319: a) make an. Boy’s GLEII'HNG 1 . SE , TAILORED SUITS AND SPRING . . TRICOLETTE BLOUSES. 3,. i .
other 11mg republic the 147th in the KING cg, COATS. 7 M1113: 3.1] Satin and Voile Dresses 1
‘lst it became “New Britain The ' EVERYTHING IN SHOE DEPT. FUR CHOKERS AND OAPES. ’ ' 9'
lplaco waited fOr twenty years and
then took on city clothes-lust a. halt
a century ago. Middletown is a good
deal older.
New Britain has been some grow-
er. It became with 3.059 in 1850 and
ever since has been a husky expand:
73E Jafi Dam Stored:
70 Washington St.
CUT PRICE
sILK, sum AND oLoTn sst. meson sons . , p. . 1 ornonnn DRESSESIEHEEH'L?
VERY rm TAILORED arouses. nnmconrs ’ . .. . f .
ALI. COTTON AND VOILE snooxs. Children ’3 White and Golcred Dresses 3““ DRESSES V 1?: 7 E ‘g i
noosnpnnssns c'nousn wars'rs Silk Petticoats and Silk waists. . _ BLOOMERS .1: s 22‘; mil“
[afar/agav/ag afar. 11‘1“: n‘I-‘Ia‘la/a/ar/n/n/n/u a a at
\‘\‘\‘\-\‘\‘\\\‘\‘\‘\‘\‘\-\‘\‘\‘\‘\.\I\‘\
e1. It Went to 5,2l2, then to 9,480. ‘
' , “hen to 13 979 huexti M1911“? ”ugly; ; .
; ' * to 23 202 and t en 11 “I
g; ON THE GENUINE ' “1:11 tfhe git-1‘13: 11,026. 9:): 33:: is 3:11;: 3'! BALANCE OF OUR SPRING TRIMMED AND UNTRIMMED HATS AT 1-2 HALF PRICE. DONT
‘ . ra o 0 ga 11 is, 1 _.
11 ten. 5!
lqn.“§1:i.‘ép.;°..’1‘;‘f‘ °f ‘ e ........ .~. FAIL TO TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THESE BARGAINS. A GREAT SURPRISE & MONEY SAVING
. i As for Manchester“ lat bggitnt t: ‘i EVE
' :hold ioun meetings 1n 1" an 00 .1 NT AW AITS YOU IN THIS STORE ,,
SAF - 1‘ th t i dustrlal U ,
ET? RAZORS ‘ . Egilgai’éeadf’a‘i’n 1°. xiiihgog’; 1111:1111? ii
I Have you been thinking of buying one of these master ,. “5* “1' “mm" “(‘1 “ “time“ :82“. V \
Safety Razors? Here 1s your opportunity. ._ ggo'flmg‘ ggasfegfifm‘f a” W
It is a monthly occasion in the Liggett Stores. Price re- , Manchester did not display much
when it disclosed 6462 people. a gain
expanding power until around 1880
of m or fifty per cent. in the ten years
ending then. It little mme than
doubled 1b},- 1910 showing 13641, and
now it goes to the figure above, with
the largest gain of any single ten-
year period.
Manchester is one of the best gov
emed towns in the state. with o. s1 5‘
tom all its own. combing the best
features of town and city government
1.: duced for two days only. A sav-
«1* _ing of about 25%.. $1. 21 saved
on each Razor. Not a special
razor manufactured for any
é'special occasion, but the Stand-
= and No. 460 right from the fac-
_ tory Complete in case with 12
- ; blades, regular- ‘
I. 1 $5.,OO Friday I
and Saturday 3 79% ‘
‘ only _
(Vania/ailat . a] ally/a
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and yet it has no desire to be called ' ,
a ctiy. Other towns of large size M
might well copy from it. ’ . .1
Gillette Blades 4 AGRAM Jugo-Slavia June 25. .——-i ‘ ,
-. ‘ Joulnalists are granted the same im-
To present owners of Gillette Safety Razors, we ofl'er the: , munities as those 911303911 by mam
Itandard Gillette Blades at this radi- . . . - . . .
1.; cally reduced price, Friday and Sat— RS: 511;); tgfssiafmnal Assembli’ bi 3“
; Yr day only—package of 12,1'egu- ?c( dozen? .
3'17 31 00—51116 Price “55" MA ' T A :1 '4 ‘
This season ’5 bathing caps are in brighter hues and mote
artistically dccmated than ever.
The tam shapes are most bewitching with the tosseled
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2 DA Y SPECIAL? corners, at 49 and 75 cents. ‘ no sacrum; - _ .
., CI G R§ S LE ‘I'R Tenighf Get 8 Plain head -bands with pigiteddtggs, tngmed with daisier / A“ .
. A A ' " rose-buds or butterflies, at an cen . » . . - .-
. T011113: 1 on Feel Riolit 25 Box ‘ 9f 3
or LIGGETT’S SPECIAL macro - HAROLD A. MEAD P 13““ tight fitting diving caps’ 25 and 49* cent“ (
«‘ Prescription Pharmacist . , ART KRAFT LUNCHEON SETS ~ '~r s)-
MAKES FEET FEEL FINE! “my designs 1.11.1.1 Medan printed. ":5 er: ‘ .
. r ~~ ’ _. if; assessments: May be rubbed off with damp cloth a i i" 7 .1 ' ' now Moon BETTER
Er/ Price réduced for five days 111 each month kofizfi 4, \: ? 3$%£%aflm;gu’mm “Saves table linen and laundry expense. , — ~, ~ g - .~-- .m- - . it [is to use a check in paying ac-
. awe take this method of populations one of the but cigar W - mm Kraft Sets for small children, consisting of bib and 1 counts than to pay cash. .Wc use
.5, fivaluee wihvngabfile; 31b: ttli) Eng: 2181;112:3322-7531: #3:??? TOP\ table met at 89 cents. . e ”him up—to-datc banking methods, and
. i ' 1% We want you to know that this is
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; :5 $111 $1033; Our 2.131;;ch £5335 ‘ CALLOUS, W. J. I. MALLE I I E - n rsornn’s 1311111:
l Viki???” animFridsv andSaturdm $2 59 mfififififfigfir .- m. 449 . OWNED BY norm PEOPLE.
. ' fffieifii‘ggggfig ”ml: ., ' 7 ' . ~ » » and we would like to accommodate
7 (S0 4 PS , Muggygfggggefiw .. m "ss'wnsnmoron .sT. soot-r11 1101mm. you inany way that we can.
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in OPPORTUNITY TO SUPPLY7 Norwalk 1.5.5.1033”, . . 1 -, . . Peoples TrustCO.
YOUR SUMMER NEEDS AT A SAVING 42 Wall St. . . _ . -. . 79 W . t St
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