. cm MANAGER
L ELAN EXPLAINED
g; T0 ,KIWANIANS
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managed by a board of selectmen of
which the First Selectman was boss
“Under the city managership plan.”
continued Mayor \Vilson, “a. commis-
sion of say five men are elected from
various parts of the city. These men
shape a policy to be’ carried out and
then engage a city manager to carryl
wut the policy. If he doesn't carry it
out, they discharge him and» get
somebody that will. The city man-
'rer; in turn. has absolute charge
ver the departments under him and
e can hire or fire at will. He is abso—
tely free from any political entan-.
lements." . 7in1.1<
“One of the biggest advantages un—
' er the city managership plan is the
, act that there is a continuity of pol-
?it one party is’ in power and has been
’ i“inciting certain improvements to the
city. th party out of power is bound
to criticize those improvements. in
hope o.’ overthrowing the balance of
power and getting in office itself."
.“Undv - the present form or city
governn nu. you elect a mayor and
hold higl responsible for whatever
transpir-r- u..der his administration
evenght r'i nis hands are tied under
the city‘ N'arter. It anything goes
wrong. i wrong-deer may go‘scot-
free bccz. .u of the cumbersome red
tape that "‘llSt be gone through be-
fore chargrs can be brought against
the person. And then. you blame the
mayor."
“The city managership plan of gov-
ernment has been adopted by 130 cit—
ies in the United States and is work-
ing successfully. You do away with
artificial political boundaries under
this plan and gain in efficiency."
F. S. Lyon and Dr. E. F. McGregor
were appointed delegates to- the Ki-
wanlan convention to be held in
Cleveland. Ohio, soon. The office of
y. Under the present form of gorv-
salary or $200 was created at a
recommendation 0 {the Board of Di:
rectors o fthe Kiwanis club and D.
Waters was appointed to that office.
The Norwalk Kiwanians voted to
attend in a body a luncheon given by
the— Bridgeport Kiwanian club on
April 21 in the Stratfield hotel in
Bridgeport. ' . \
BALD HEADS
ARE “CROWNED”
Continued tram First Page
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but Representative Winfield Scott
Rogers, of Litchfleld, was in the audi-
ence. and therein hangs the tale.
Elijah Was Bald
Before Mr. Rogers is introduced.
however. it is best to recite some or
Mr. Rodemeyer’s other extremely lib-
eral interpretations of the Bible. Ac-
cording to him. Elijah had a. bald
head. and because of this some would-
be humorists taunted him—“just as
some would-be humorists do today."
v
and they ate the humorists. and "thus
does Elijah get credit for staging the
first bai‘dhead banquet in the world."
Representative Rogers took a hand
in the discussion and endeavored to
straighten out some scriptural errors.
He told the committee that there were
only two she bears and that “there
is nothing to prove that they were not
Elljah‘s two wives." '
In spite of the misrepresentations
the committee voted to incorporate
the Bald Heads. ‘
consecucrr PATENTS,
The following were granted March
29. 1921. Llst_complled at odce of A.
M. Wooster. Bridgeport. Conn.: .
Charles E. Gilbert and A. H. Carl-
son, Bridgeport, three. wheel dump
cart.
George
press. ‘
Karl E. Feller, Hartford. glass de-
livering apparatus.
, Harry E. Sloan. Hartford (2).
chuck jaw: tooth cutting machine and
“E. \Vhitney, Bridgeport,
Charles C. Roberts; Ansonia. tin-
ning machine.
David Bonzi, East Lyme, retrigera
tor. . -
Trade Marks.
The Warner Bros. Con-v Bridgeport.
brassieres, bandesux. camisoles and
corset covers.
Edgertyn Aniline Corp, Hartford,
chemicals. /
-' The Hall—Thompson Co.,
valve grinding compounds. -
The Spencer Turbine 00.. West
Harttord.’vacuum cleaners with tools
and appurtenances and turbo com-
pres'sors. ’
The Wallace Barnes 00.,
tire jimmies.
The Hazard Lead Works, Inc.. Haz-
Hartford.
Bristol,
ardville, paints and painters’ mater“
la] 3.
hats and caps for men.
GRAIN Gnownns DISCUSS cox-
Dmoa’s.
CHICAGO. April 8.-—Division of the.
'grain growing sections of the country
.the delegates busy until
R. s; W. Hat Shop. Inc.. Norwalk,!~
into twenty-one districts. grouped
around grain market centers. each
with a. director as representative on
the farmer’s national co-opcrative
marketing organization. was submit-
ted today by the committee or seven-
teen to the farmers‘ delegates as-
sembling to form the co-cpcratlve
system. .
When the districting has been ap-
proved delegates from each section
will caucus. it was said. and 'Clloor‘v
their directors, who will form the cm)»
trolling body in the national company.
Debate on compulsory pooling kl pl
late
night. but all attempts to amcnd the
optional pooling recommendation of
the committee were voted down.
TDIE AND AGAIN.
He—May I have your hand for a
second?
She-How will you know when the
second is up?
' He——0h. I'll need a second hand
for that—Brown Jug (Brown I‘nivcr-
my).
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‘. _ rnment this cannot be. For instance, assistant secretary with an annual But Elijah called the "42 she bears." hob therefor.
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Streets W’ith "‘9' a"“°""““"“‘”l “f ”l" ' ' ' ”il‘ll of this Sale we wish local] your ultczltion to the follovin f l. ' — . maul: 3:." 'H 'I“ l 3
BRIDGEPORT lnost able and cxpcrienccdiFu: n .‘UJ'P Men‘in the Country! “‘1an they sch-ct llzri-t-handise for: ling: I‘llgdglev $5133.11:th 1:23:13 . BRIDOEP‘ERT - ‘3‘
Values such as cannm be dense-(.11.. ll}. small storcs and organizations. The result is that we are at all tilnes cnahlcd‘ to alter , l V ‘
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yml_thc most for your mom-5'! fit present—duo to abnormal commercial ul'lix filing—4‘ here exists a backward mnvmncnl in {l
retail buying! Our regular prices: are. as low as other stores quote—but—‘Ve want to turn over our entire stocks. and in or- U?
dc:- to do so, have RE—Pllltigl) E\ER):' ARTICLE [N OUR S’l‘lltZKS AT THE L0\\‘E5T, FIGURE KNOWN lN FIVE YEARS. o TW - ~ 3%
In hundreds of instant-cs, we’re oli‘ermg you Suites and Individual Pieces actually less than the coastal manufacture. It is ur 0 New Store»
not. the purpose of tins advertlscmcm- to quote prices, although we have devoted sufficient spaccwand iiqurcs to acquaint you P‘nrmm"\' ' U “I'M "V ”W “V . '
With the cxtrmnc manner m whichour prices have been reduced. “’0 would mspwli’ullv recommend that you rsonilllv "‘m “L ““1” ””7"“? ""1“" i
"“2”?” ("it “jl'f‘lfl‘l' difll‘lays 51001‘5' PI'H‘I‘: T398. Eta. whereupon you will find. we assure you. that EVERY N'E \Vlii) l-ll:x{;p(l:;:l~i Quill" ‘1'.$xl§.1l‘fyl».'3.f"37":
Pl “Lilihlzh P! 8:.th {€33 l.\'~ 'a‘ljih‘. SALE “JILL SAVE FRO}! UNIC-Ftll'll'l‘li TO G‘Ji—lllu“ 'l‘lili l‘h‘l'“. PRICE! 2 . ‘ l — (1‘
No Restrict‘iOnano ExcepticnSuOur Entire Stools; At Greatly
OUR MOTOR TRUCK DELIVERY
SYSTEM
Offers you the same promptand efficient service
as is enjoyed by the people of Bridgeport. come
to our store in Bridgeport.——Buy your furniture
at this Sale—And, note the savings!
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Facts and llglllls (.ontunmg l‘llc Llung “00m bulics. Three Hundred and Eighty Dlulng Room Suites at Big Reductions; Bed Room Suilcs at Price‘s Actually Lin». 'i‘lzun u‘:..».l~..;.- l‘
\Ve have the most complete stocks of Living Room Suites in Conectlcut. In this Including every do i d it i l——~Lr e w , . . . . , ,». . . . .l , 7 All
Sale you will find all of them reduced similar to the quotations below. Etc . Etc. Every Sgtznreduzsg to :gouts‘ofififhafitmiat: uizgotelfiszatfii sets, 3:13:33 bég’ocfiniwgglc’:ouTR§>£eclrdéggeg Iqllf’yfiz‘f‘likll‘: :8; 1‘53“: “ ‘v 3:
Tapestry Suite—Formerly 02:000—5qu Price Now $193 00 Golden Oak suite Formerl €135 ' . W m t ’
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lvapcsll'li §llllc.——Illll‘lllcl'1y Basil—hale Pru-c Now. . . . . . . . 14830 Filmed Oak Suite—Formerg WiBifiO—Salg P23; 723g $ é; g3 Mahogany Su1le———Fm-mcr1y $1 “Mm-”m". Prm‘ W“ \ l "I:
volum- fillllc—ll‘nl'nlel‘l,V BlflJMJ—Salc Price Now........ 163.75 Jacobean Suite—Formorlv mam—sh lc Price-Now...” 139'50 “00-.1V0rl' Sllm‘-—-I“”r‘lll<‘l'll' film—«<00. l’l'iw- ‘wu . l. 1 11’ I
i‘elour suite—Formerly “MOO—Sale Price Now. . . . . .. . 225.00 Golden Oak Suite—Formcrly f3. 5.00-—Sale Price Now. . ' . . 1759.00 ‘3: Walnut Sung—FW““TJY 2‘33'335'4‘m" I'm“ \l?“ I {IV
J..&.L}.nlstr}' 5,0510 lfummly 415.00_s.llo Pricc' Now-”HM” 227.50 \Vaxcd Oak Suite—Formerly 3325—8019 Price Now”... ”Tao “01‘1““ ”“59””? “WWW 34‘—“"""“"“ 9'4"" “m ‘- in“
tapestry .Suxto—l‘urum-ly -"125.«‘ul—.$:llc Price. Now. . . . . . . . 295.00 Jacobean Suite—Formerly ‘ 425.00—Sale Price \‘ow. . ' -.- 107.00 Mahogany -Sulh‘*l“m‘mi‘l‘ly 317.50—Snl1- i’l‘il-v \(m 1 ~ 1-}.
\l.eloul- bllul‘;_“FUl‘lllel'l.\' 42?).l‘nfl—Salc Price Now. . . . . . . . 250.00 A. \Valnut. Suite—Formerly 475.00—Sale Price .Now- . . . ' 2.13.50 Mahogany S“‘.‘°“‘l‘“"‘”““"." 3‘3"-"”*-‘“”" “’3"? V'“ E .3:
ljl-l’t‘e‘ll'i’ §llll0—F:fll‘llll‘l'ly 46000—8le0 Price Now. . . . . . . . 265.00 Jacobean Suite—Formerly 45233—8318 Prim; Non" ' ' ' ' qqa‘bo Dec. Ivory Sullc—Fommply :SlT».T.‘»—-S:llv l':-E.~;~ \n.‘. . , , . 3 7 1.‘
finpcstr‘l’ ‘5‘ll}lC—~l“oi'nlcl'ly 487.5(L—SuIc Price Now... .. . .. 275.00 Llld. Oak Suite—Formerly 5551304010. Price Row. D ' ' ' 33.51.75 MahOF‘m-V 5“".10. FOPIHOPIY 417LWL—Snlr‘ l‘i'EH‘ NU“. ..... i g
rapt-guy hllltc—ll‘oruml'ly 4-08.50—Sulc Price Now ..... 200.00 \Vaxed Oak SllllQ—Forn'lm‘lv sumo—Sale Pricc Nowm” 3995;) A- \Wlmlt bufls‘ Fumwrly dilly—5:350 l’rivi‘ ”w“ I m: ‘
lytllll‘sll'y .S‘u-lte—J'ormcrly 40850—8200. Price Now ...... . . 298.50 A. \Valnut Suite—Formerly. 57750—8318 Price Now-H” 2‘383300 B' 15- Maple SUN“ Formcrly 'lllfiW—Si‘li‘ “1‘2"“ ‘4’“ 1 ll
lV‘uJNlSll'y finder—Formerly Slaw—Sale. Price Now. . . . . . . . 328.00 Mahogany Suito—Formcrlv SOOLKL—Sale Price Now. . ... 5398.50 Dec. \Val. Slute‘“l“m‘m”‘ly '537"‘"l‘-5“‘“ iil'll‘i‘ 7‘”- ‘: 1'1"?
{aposlry §Hlle—F0rmcr1y 6:30.00qfiulc Price Now ...... .. 318.50 Mahogany Suite—Formerly TODD—Sale Price Now'w 4‘30'00 1““ Gray S“1‘9“l“°m‘“”-" 7’77"‘““"’““"’ m" V“ l '3
l apestry Suite—Formerly (59850—81119 Price Now. . . . . . . . 398.50 \Vainut Suite—Formerly 95000—8an Price Now. ' ' .. 430'00 Xal\|€8€lllll’t SUltC—Fonuc‘l‘ly 7llll.lru.._s;:lc l’l'iw .‘s'lm. ; y.
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AND MAM mums—ALL GREATLY REDUCED AND MANY OTHERS—ALL GREATLY REDUCE!) nu sum ”mm” 81')“ “h l “I \U 1 Val
» AND MANY OTHERS—ALL GilEA'l‘lA' Rlilll'em . a. 1
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ry ry _ able Re ce _ Every Chair Reduced: Rsfr.gc1 c.0131 .‘t‘igit‘é : ; . 1
Iron Beds—1Wood Beds-fBras—i Davenport. Library. Dining and . J l i 1
Beds—All sizes—All i‘lnlsillt‘SA- Kitchen Tables—All rcducpd to Leather, Tapestry Yr‘lour — All Famous "(‘nH .‘-'5rlu:'~ ‘ ',
Lowest prices ever! about one—half! lfinds at greatly reduced prices. alum, :ls \wll :u :11 1;. l '11
UCd‘i {9"‘1' V r; v —- Tabl Fgfg‘gfl’ bee our gfigrly eluded tilt 25-:110 ll'lltl‘x. I A;
. ~ It) i ()“f q i).(c) es . L.- N0“: $ 6.75 “ . ‘ . , .- Marylin-r y . \ ... l .1,
Hells 7.75 Now 7.75 Tables 15.00 Now 8.00 9113.1” 3‘1”“ NOW $1.99 19“” iii-1" 2““ ' ‘ r { 5i
sods 13.5. Now 8.00 Tables 16.75 Now 9.00 1118“.” ”-93 1‘10“ #5." W” :3?” , l ‘ :—
Hmls 10.00 Now ..9.75 Tables 23.00 Now 12.00 Willis “3:: NOW 5-39 “N‘s * 1‘" NW- 1
Buds 17.75 Now 12.50 'l'alllcs 2750 Now 1:, 50 9“!” ”I." Now 9-4" W” 439‘” \f'“ i
“”15 21.50 NOW 1-430- Tables 30:00 Now 17"); (.hau‘s 21.“? Now 12.00 ' lct‘l's 47.37} .‘v. w... l ‘
’mlls “Ff.” N ' 17 00 ' . . f v " Chairs 24.2.) Now 13.75 ~ ‘ lccrs 53.0") \ ' l "f"
.. “.1 r ow . Fables 3825 Now 20.00 x} - - v . —» . l ,, ‘
Beds 3'3 75 N0 19 "' T ‘ " 5 Y A 1’ (Hall's 1.00 NOW 16.00 ll‘crs 60.1.) km ‘ l ; . .
. . \v .m aoles 31.50 Now 21.00 Chairs 3500 Now 1") ~- I“... 030) \- \ . , *c
zmxy OTHERS—ALL REDUCED MANY mums. . - . , um. ' a . H - l * .
. J 0 AIL REDUCED MANY OTHERS—ALL Ransom) I MANY OTIUCRS- \l l. ':= i" . i l
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. .- ---‘ \Vlcker Reed And Fibre " - v S t - 9dr E w: ~ r»? , .
(_ V was 01' re 1 o . Burplture. ! en a Hi (EV VQ‘JEEE a l l
’ _ . _ Never have you seen such elaborate dispmmot mcker, ~~ y l (3;
A: ‘ ———————————.._.- _-- ._..-. Fibre ed and Chinese Sea‘ Grass Furnishings. And— 3: 'fl
Ell fl . . g ‘ . . best of all—they're priced at just about unihhmf the g > , A
v- hvery ,Gas, Coal and Oombmatlon Range Reduced: “5““ ”3"“- ‘ - ‘ ‘ l , E All Bed Davenports—Including Kroehler'sw 13:90 . .. ; 4i
‘9‘ If you will need a. now Range—or a y kind—Be s to l ’ (1 Chairs and ROCkL‘ 1‘5 “fili‘nh‘l'ly $10.75-Stlii‘ Price NW. . . . . ..... . (S 6.75 ‘ ' _ , ‘ . . :2".
313 ‘ff”"“" ‘ml .31.: 11:“? I???“ 0;; 3301‘ rfiucedpgewil eggeggxrlézggg TarMe'srsumds. Etc—Formerly 15 (lo—Sale Price Now .. 1000 mustarsfiflwmm}.22:32::grater.“:43“:2:21“.l I ’39:
’» must: Purmcr ' Co . Ol‘ .. EL; —.-.'ow rice ........ ‘ ‘. 5 - '. """"""‘° ‘ ' ' t l . .\ “ .. ‘ _. ' -. ~ . .41..
.5 Lg Range; Former]?! Sold for 5970—" Now Priced ....... E2355 Tables, Chairs, Eta—Formerly 18.15—Sale Price NOW...;:r.3.;f.;.i.-.g.10.00 Davenports Formerly {201d j-Ur 'f‘ Elgar-3'0“ 111.5“! 5 l“ . l J"
5).. , Ranges Formerly Sold for 05.00—N0w Priced ....... . 35.00 Tables Chairs, Eta—Farmed); 2250—5810 Price va.......-J.z..;.:.‘ “.75 gavenports gornlcgy 39;? if“. 11$???“ :.I.-H.(:‘: :\ I “a
‘1‘ Ranges Eormerly Sold. for. 81100—an Priced 52.50 Tables, Chairs, Etc-—-F0rmerly 2100—54113in Now..-.-.--.-;.-;14~00 D:;§“P°,‘I,: F3f$°.,~‘ 531:; f3? gaff—“KY3“. 14.2224, l l r
3‘ gang‘s FOPmGIfli’ 301d 1’01“ 03.10~. ’Ow Priced. . . . . . . . 57.50 Tables, aligns, Etc—Formerly $300—$an Price Now. ' ' ‘ ° ' ' ' " ' " “'50 Davegggrts Formgrlllf Sold {an 1'12: i’Lo—Kimr Pricctl ’ '0 " N
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l j. l logos Formerly bold for, 110.00 7\ow Priced. . . . . . . .7 10....5 Tables, C we, Etc Formerly 37.50-Sa le Price N0chen. 5‘ .1. 18.75 Davenporis Formerly hold 10,. 109_m__,.3w pm...“ g ":1
. is" mm sun amnesia”. gummy REDUCED ‘ Baskets, Etc, Similarly Reduced AND MANY OTHERS—ALL GREATLY ngnl'lfiiil f l 2
ll! .. . - ltnl‘iautn'lllrzr- A . 5: Km ’ fl ”I‘VJIlfuq’hlfw-«iiiar ,- _” ' MY $34;
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;l ‘25 Ever Ru Reduced: Eve Lam Reduced' ' . ‘ Ma masses ~.- W"
:l ‘5 “"l‘ons y:lurmingstt—ms Erussels Table. Lifnps Pix: La D — -“ Advantages E . d B m ' P tro - I“ ' t : Tea wagons Reduce” j 'V
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. g .k.ibms____m'1' kinds—included at Venport Lamps, 1.313300%, nJOye_ y fly 8 8 m «:3 a... Every grade. of Mattresses is in- If you we wanted a 0%.. \\.l ~~ 4i
', '1" “Sale Pricesr“ ' , 13011183» Eta—All reduced! : .. ' cluded in the Sale—Buy now and You'll surely appl‘t‘tliltt‘ tin :‘ .
5,; “met” , , , , ; “mm, 3 . choice or the largest and most modern stocks in Connection: raw—u punc- so so PM“ by "m 5““ “cm“! ‘ ll: '
n n. 9.9 5—, pr“ c- c) ' " . ~~ , . found anywhere: choice 01 Terms: Moraine”: Free Boar-am Canteens Am . . » NOW __ ,‘f‘ff. l!
5.1 Rubs $2.33) .‘a‘t 01799, Lamps $6.10 N0“ $ 1.98 tion: Guarantee 0‘ Absolute SatisfactionWith E 1‘ I h < and ‘ I d" , Formerly Priced $7.75 $4.75 from“. Price $339,.) M0.» 3 .
4 9' ““55 2"?" 1‘0““. 1‘“? Lamps 8'59 Now 4'75 the reasons that have made Home '3“ ’ " t ‘ " ' * Formed Priced 1000 675 Former Price “’5” “9'“ r
I Rugs 294:0 Now 16.20. Lamps 14.73 Now 0.95 y '- ' . / ~——~ « y - '- ' - i? 5 10",} l» '
. :‘u Rugs 9;, Now?“ 18 75 Lamps 4075 Now . 1200 . . . ‘ Formerly Pnced 42.15 8.50 Former Prlco $.00 film 1:;
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' '- is: iii-.3 ~ 02‘“ 3-3-33" mm: 333 ll” 0%:- - “The 3““ The. . ’8 mm 31mm Mom - w. an? fifiiill’ £233 13:38:23”; £333: 33:2:
it) Rugs 49.175N0g 33.00 _mmgs 38.50 ”m 22:50 _ - , . '5 1 ’ . g .y _ ’ 1 7 ”Formerly Priced 21.50 12.25 Former Price 353.75 7:96;;
Russ “5.00. Now? 37.50 , Lamps 45.00 Now 729.75 . "or 13094915 TE “ME FUD-“é" ~' . a mmmyprim 2375 “'00 “rm” ”'9‘" 43130) 3’45;
MANY mm REDUCED - mfim‘ i . a, . .c.,... 5 . ‘ Formerly Priced 29.75 15.75 Former Price that -. .-
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