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Men’s Bath Robes
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’ $2.00
Only 20‘Robes in the Lot, Only 1‘ to a Cus-‘
tomer, Until All Are Sold—Come Early.
MEN’S
SHIRTS
at 890
Some shirts in this lot sold
up to $3.50, most all sizes up
to 16%;.
Only 3 to a Cus-
tomer.
Men’s Fine Silk
Shirts
$6.00 values
At $2.98
Men’s Chalmers’
Athletic Union Suits
At 79c
Men’s 35c Lisle Hosie
5 pairs for $1.00
Men’s Pajamas
34.60 values
At $2.19
Men s Straw Hats
'All the new shapes arid'styles of Straw;-
$4.00 and 34.50 values. Special for Suburb-
$3.00
be
"I LY.
ALL SPECIALS ADVERTISED‘FOR ONE
DAY—TUESDAY ONLY. '
MEN’S SUITS
$5.00 Off
$5.00 off every Suit in our store. Justde-
duct $5.00 from our already low cost prices
anu see what a fine Suit in Men’s or Young
Men’s models you can buy" at a very low price .
——of course, this offer for one day only.
MEN’S PANTS
$1.00 Off
$1.00 off our already low prices on each pair
of Pants in our store. This is a good chance
to match that odd Coal: at a low price.
A‘- ‘A‘mx-u‘m
{damages for military acts in the mar-
.tial law areas as it is expected that
l ; The Irish County courts previously
1750.000 for malicious injury to per»
.u'arlan newspapermcn who went
.41.... V -
:f's A n. .i ,, . . -
Db’BLINlIay za—w~aom to
mm result“: tron ae-
,o.:‘ the Bellm- _puthorities
have been stopped in the areas in Ire-
land now under martial law by the
issuance of an order forbidding the
courts to hear any suchehhns against
the military authorities unle. they
have pernisdsn of the comma-thr-
in-chiel.
Four cases in which the piaintlh’.
claimed damages against the Crown
forces for territory which had been
deal-wed by them were brought up
before the King's Bench here but
without avail.
General Sir Nevii Jigs-ready. the
British oommsrfler in Ireland suit an
affidavit to the court aperture that a
'state at war existed in the area in
question and that the defendant was
acting under his orders for the pur-
pose of supprenin‘ rebellion and re-
establishin; law and order.
The Lord Chief Justice ruled tint
the court had not power to dinnin-
tho action but muted a may of pro-
ceedings for V"lhe duration of the
war."
This will bar all actions to Tecover
the usualact or indemnity. will be'
passed by Parliament when .the "state
of war" ends.
have awarded a total or about £6.-
sons and property but10niy a small
proportion of this has been paid.
The tax payers are liable under the
law for all this sum but the 10ml
authorities refuse to make any at-
tempt to collect it.
EMPERBR CHARLES
FLEES Fllflil WRHERS
IYI'DAPEST. May :33.-—The former
Emperor Charles was so fearful that
an attempt would be made to kill him.
when he tried recently to regain hlsl
throne as king of Hungary that he
fled before the approach or five Hun—
io
Steinamangcr to interview him.
The reporters had obtained permis-
sion to visit him when he was staying
at that place awaiting the overwhelm-
ing demonstration in his favor which
never came. The man who would be
_ king was alone in the garden of Bis—
hop Mlkcs’ mansion at Steinamanger
' and buried in deep thought. was walk.
in; slowly under the trees when he
was startled by the appearance of the
five strangers.
He retreated bcfore the admnrin:
party and as they quickcnmi lhcir
' steps. Charles ran for the shi-llr'r of
the trees’ and hushcs.
In 11 moment he oncoun'crul Ris-
. hop Mikes. who rcussurctl him “ill: :1
. few whispered words. (‘liurlcs \\:1it~
ed. rcccived lhc surprised jmirnnlistn
and with a few fricndly words, spoken
in n trembling yoicc. (llsrnissc'vi ihcm.
FAIRPII’J.” (‘OI'VTY Y. M.
t". A.
[NI-I‘VE.
County Y. 3'. (‘. .\. liakclmll Imlituo.
. A number oftouns ll:i\l‘1llr(.'ld_\'d(‘-
signated their desire to (-nlcr the
1Count) Y. M. l‘. A. lnsr‘bnll League.
Sumo (li‘I‘ cnlcrim: imims in both the
Senior and Junior l'ix'lsmns 'l‘ho sche-
duli- will he piiblislio-«l next week.
Mr. Downs of Springfield Y. .‘l. C. A.
(‘nllcg‘q Visililm' l‘alrflcld County.
Myron Downs. :1 Junior in (he Coun-
ty “'ork Ilcpurlnu-m 01' thr- Sprinr-
‘ field Y. M. (‘. .\, (‘ullcgn is visiting
li‘airiicld County for :1 month. It is
1 part of thc nrrungo mi-m of the (‘lass
that all silhlrnls hnw- one month‘s
actual experience- in the field. Mr.
llowns is making' all irips with the
County Sccrrtury. coming in touch
with Group Meetings. Local Commit-
tee Met-tings. tlu» (‘nnvenlion and
othcr various activities.
Sandy "1ka Group llnld
Interesting
Moi-tings. -
Among- ihc interesting features of
some recent meetings of the Sandy
Hook group was a talk on "Birds" by
\Vllbur F. Smith of Norwalk. At the
"meeting of the group last week they
showed that they wanted to under-
take the promotion of the County
Lyceum Entertainment Course.
Lucian-Id (‘oumy Older Boys' Coder.
nice at “’otertown.
E. L. Saxton and Mr. Downs at-
tended the Litchfield County Older
I‘loys' Conference held in \Vaiertown
last week-end. Mr. Saxton spoke at
the Banquet on “Camp Mohawk' 'and‘
tion Hour on Saturday.
'ence was't‘ull of enthusiasm and spirit
gand should mean a great forward step
lin boys work throughout Litchi‘ieldl
County.
Dr. Donaldson of Fair-field. George1
F. Shepard of Bethel and E. L. Sax-
ton of Norwalk represented Fairfleld
County at the sum Y. M. c. AJ'Anr
nual Meeting and Dinner held in New
Haven lax week. The reports pre-
sented showed a very succemtul and
prosperous year's work and-,encair-
aging financial condition.
AI S'I‘RIA BANK DEPOSITS STA-
} noxsmr.
VIENNA. any as. —Baax depodts
there have remained virt sin [-1-
Iary for three months. thm forcing
the banks to resort to emergency mea-
sures to meet demands of large de-
Lpositors Tor payrolls and similar pur-
poses. They are depositing securities
with the government and having
money printed to order.
The curious situation is ascribed
principally to the law governing dew
conducted mass games at the Recrea—, .
The Confer-i .
N.
a
attractions.
8.
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'A' _ NOTABLE oceAsIoN,
TUESDAY, MAY ‘ . 24th 5
'1 I
REPRESENTING. THE UNITED EFFORT or ;.1
BRIDGEPORT MERCHANTS AND BUSINESS MEN T0 EFFACE '
BOUNDARY LINES AND ACT AS 1108': TO m THOUSANDS
or FoLKs LIVING IN moan THAN A scour: or
SUBURBAN COMMUNITIES;
Supt. Flanagan, of the Police Department,
free parking of suburban automobiles.
L
Bridgeport’s invitation is cordial—her welcome will, be of the heartiest kind, not
only in friendly courtesies, but also in substantial buying advantages. {1
Extraordinary Bargain Vahies In All
Bridgeport Stores On Suburban Day
o.
Make Suburban Day a big Spring Shopping Day. See Bridgeport and all of It " ‘
Shop leisurely and comfort ably. Save mOney on everything you buy,
and enjoy Suburban Day to the utmost.
will reserve part
Rest Room and Information Service at the Chamber of Commerce,
Remember the Date—Tuesday, May 24th
YOU ARE INVITED AND EXPECTED.
Retail Board
Bridgeport Chamber of Commerce.
of the Plaza for
207 State . '_
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SPEEllL/ll CLASSIC
INDIANAPOLIS. Ind.v
Seventeen o {the illrly-two drivers
who participated in the annual 500
mile racest the Indianapolis Speed—
wny last year have entered the 1921
event. according to T. E. Meyers. gen-
eral manager and secretary of the or-
ganization. The contest will be held
May 30. ~
Thirty-two drivers will be permit-
ted to start with racing cars of 183
LIay 23.-—-—'
icubic inch piston displacement or un-
I
l
der. Candidates for entrance must
driyc machines at 11 rate of 85 miles
an houx for ten miles . The final time
trials will be held two or three days
before the day of the contest.
Atc ive preparations for the race be-
gin about May 10. Hr. Meyers said.
Numerous drivers are reported on
their way to Indianapolis. among
them Dario Resta. the Italian star. and
Jules Goux. the French pilot. The
foreigners have bcen developing new
machines for the race.
Jules Ellingboe. who. for several
\ears. has been driving on dirt tracks.
was the first entrant to begin active
work for the race. He arrived in In-
dianapolis a little after the middle 0!
SUBURBAN DAY SPECIAL
The Berkshire Piano
" $425
Au Upright Pianoi manufactured and guaranteed by New Eng-
land's LEADING MUSICAL HOUSE.
Reasonable Terms
FREE DEUVERIE‘ 0N ALI. PIANOC BOUGHT ON THIS DAY.
Victrolas
which requires‘ a complete/i"
, polio".
identification of the individual. ”any
persons objecttothh notwhhlnxto
firm-cilia: their assets for taxation and
and. Victor Records
April and has been at the Speedwai
since. .
Arthur Chevrolet. who designed thr
winning car last year. which was driv-
en by a brother. the late Gaston Chey—
rolet. will haye a. number of new
mounts in the event. He has been
working on an'eight cylinder motor.
The winner in 1920 drove a four' cyl—
inder Indianapolis ‘ made machine.
Chevrolet designed eight of
in the 1920 race.
Several winners of preview. ‘
conteus have entered . The!
Howard Wilcox. winner
(Iowa 1913 leader; Rests w
1916. and Thomas. the 1914‘
ter. The race is for a pulp
000.
SUBURBAN DAY SPECIALS
TUESDAY,
MANTLER’S
.. catamarans... m...
BRIDGE?! lRT, CONN.
8-piece Knitted Set sweater. .
Cap and Booties—nut (or. .31...
Infants' Sweater Bacques.
pink or blue. . . .e. .......
Infants' White Crepe dc
Chine hand embroidered
aili Sacques; value-$3. 50.
mini ................ 2,“
Pink and blue Teddy Blank-
ets Special ............ .7!
Infants' white flannel Kimo-
nas ........... . ........ .00
nand- crocheted Sacques.
pink or blue; value :2 50.
special . . . .. ...... . 1.50
Rubber Washable Taro—~-
mquuw-W .. .1.
500 amnion . . .-.~-. . . . . 4D
81. 59 Baby white. pink or
« murmurs-”.muuu .06
sass suns Embroidered
Baby Pillows . ..
IM'fiorbDreues—
Value s: Wiel- today I."
Value “.95“. M so“: use
MW
' gonna-ca- mm‘
m: “screw
MAY .24TH
Infants' 59c Cashmere Woof“
Hose. size 4 to 6%. are.
clal ‘ ................ .1‘
Infants' Hard Sole Show
Special ..
ROYAL sm IF'l‘Y PAC”
AGES (discontinued num-
bers) of Stamped Pillows.
Scarfs. Center Pieces. La— a
dies’ Negligee. Childreus
and Infants‘ Dresses. with
sufficient thread to com-s
plete the embroidery. ape—u
clai
Knitting Yarns—2
skeins for 7
Shetland Flo-20 shades;
lull . .......... ' ....... 3,.
Tan and white " .
Scans and Center Pieces...
Children' white Stern
Drones—- ‘ *
sanctum. Special
Else 1 to 5. Special .' '.
'W‘Bhvsm ‘3'"
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Norwalk Chronicler