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r Price Greatl Reduced " wife. was another article that attract-
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, ' ' ’ . , 9" Chinese president‘s gifts was a four . . .
. . . . months; old white and brown puppy, . cated at 16 to 30 Shlppan Ave” StanltOI‘d,
born in the palace at‘Peking of -a.
strain which has lived in the royal
houaehold for many generations. The
puppy sold for $500. Many cloissonne
vases, porcelains in vivid co airs, cere-
monial gifts. manderin oats and
other articles were'in the collection. I
Among the auctioneers were Major
‘gGeneral Francis J. Kernan. command-
er of the Department of the Philip—
pines and Chow Kwo-hsien, Chinese»
‘ consul general in Manila.
Conn, and, beginning Monday, April 4th,
Room Suites, Rugs, Ranges, Refrigerators, Etc.
ALL REDUCEDTO LOWEST
PRICES OF FIVE YEARS PAST”
AND KEEP THIS ’IN’ MIND:
You Can Come to the Bridgeport Store and Select Your Choice in Suites and Odd Pieces;
\Ve’ll Deliver Them to Your Home When Only :1 Small Cash Deposit Is Made;
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' POLISH cnmvs RUN TRAINS.
WARSAW, April l.-—-Trains made
entirely of Polish rolling stock and
manned by Polish crews began mak-
ing regular trips into Rumania recent-
ly to bring grain'to the new republic'
which suffered terribly in crop losses
last year owing to the Bolshevik of—
fensive. Rumania was unable to de~
liver grain tgPoland because of lack
of usable rolling stock. This grain is
milled into flour for the population of
Galicia. Northern Poland includint!
‘Warsaw receives its supply of flat"
chiefly from America. 1
Two trains a day. transporting
about 25.0"!) tons of grain a month.
are now making regular 'trips from
Central Humanist.
Experts have reported excellent.
prospects for Poland's crops next har-
vest and it is expected that with a
summer of peace the country 'will
raise enough grain to supply all needs. l -
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