A
BRIDGEPORT DAY SPECIALS
allot? .?22”t’l’27°'“' 53-98 54-98
imported Gingham and $9.98 to $12.98
Omandie llrcvscs. .
Baronet slim.- Shirts. “0.00 values at ....55.98
Wnists in beautiful French Voile and Tai-
lorcd styles. $3.00 values—at ........... $1.85
' Elastic inn. long lllp Corsets, in latest $1.19
modes. 2.00 values—at ............... ,
t‘uli fashioned l’ure Silk Hosiery, regular $1.85
and Mini “1er tops. values $2.50 to til—at
All Larr- Siik and Lisle Hosiery. [bolls litre 51.49
Sill: on the look—six designs at .......
FRENCH SHOP
1150 to 1160 MAIN STREET.
Near Poli’s.
Hugh J. Koealg, Vice Pros. and Gen. Igr.
Rockwell & Co.
1140 Main St., Opposite Elm. .
SUITS
1/; Price
Make reductions at time of purchase from
the price tag. Included are all tricotine
and‘twill suits in the entire stock.
ONE LOT OF JERSEY SUITS
AT $10.00
LUSTIG’S
smouonr DAY SPECIALS
Trirnrned flats in Newest er
. . .98
8 l =_L_0_’ 8 l #3., 82::
_ Values $6.” to “$00
Silk Hosiery. black. white. Cordovan and Russian
calf shades $1.00 pau-
Enveloph Chemise. 81.00 and 81.50 values 79c and ”o
Nainsoolt Gowns. lace trimmed. 81.50 values ....lm
Camisoles. Sill: and Crepe do Chine . . .nc. 00o, .115
LUSTIG’S
MILLINERY ,
ml sum eraser. anlneseonr.
initial. June 28m '
Bridgeport Day is the manifestation of this
City's superior shopping advantages—a “-1
‘ It is the united effort of all Bridgeport met“?
‘ chants to” welcome iriends and patrons from.
neighboring towns— . 1
It is the exceptional day when each Bridgeport 1
W" *1 $395.32?" ,.
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£11621
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(seventeen dollars) during
this Monroe 31, 03,090 sale
will buy an
V‘lnri'l at wink-solo
(ram 325 to $37.50
A SPEC:AL ASSORTMENT
f.r Budgspmt Day
...“ ALL WOOL SUIT
Straw Hat Specials
Spac’ais in Caps
For Crr'g-mcrt For B‘udcenort
Day—Vahlcs Day—Values
to $4.00. to $300
Tue. lay Tl-osdny
$2.25 SL451
E»? A N K E
1C5: MAIN ST.tOPP CANNON ST)
BRIDGEPORT DAY
SPECIALS
First quailly Kitchen Sat.
including Meat Knife and
All
Aluminum Wars ln'
our
Household Dona rt -
mam 25% on ’ Fork, Clefl\'(‘r. Parlng
Now Gerard § Knife. Spalciluia and
Lawn Mowers lllllrilor Knit:- .1.”
It! in $7.50 Stanley Ferroatat
H in $6.00 Vacuum Bottles
16 in $8.50 l’inl also 8 5.25
Fruit Jar Rubbers. . l-qt also 7.“
3 doaon tor 21o " Z-qt also 10.50
Queen Ouai-ty. wide mouth Fruit Jars. M-plnt.
l~plnt and l-qualt $1.00 per don.
AmericanHardware Stores
INCORPORATED.
Fairfisld Avenue and Middle Street.
"All that is Hardware—and more"
Bridgeport Day Special: ~
House Dresses
lt -g.l:-l_r_ly Si 25
IlitiilUi'li'l‘r. "-7 PRICE
69c '-
Gingham Dresses
Sill-d IS In 54
angular Dfl("\ Si. tu 86M $2 98
llltll)(‘.Ei‘()lt'l‘ I).\Y l’itlt‘l". °
.tlllo sips-rial Values In All Departments
JACOBY’S
1083 Broad St. Opposite Post 0m“
Bridgeport Day Specials
Bed, Spring and Mattress ..... $11.75
Porcelain Top Kitchen Table, full size
.................. $6.75
Sliding 'c'éucl. and Math-ea, full size
......... $8.75
Bed Room and Dining Room Furniture at
very special prices for this day only
—The Boston—
Household Supply Co-
Opposite Poli’s 1279 Main St.
EXTRA SPECIALS
FOR BRIDGEPORT DAY
Men‘s Blue Serge Suits. Regular
sizes and stunts ........... $15.00
Men's Fancy: Suits. Broken Sizes . $15.00
Men's Khaki Pants .............. 81.00
Men's Work Pants ............... $1.00
Men's Blur Work Shirts. Collar Attachgtéc
Men? Overalls and Jumpers. all colors 86c
Men's Sock 4 . .10: pair; ten pairs for $1.00
iloys' Stocking 10: pair; ten pairs for $1.00
illvys' \Vasfl Suits ........... . ...... 95c
Buys' ll ash Pants ............... . . .79c
The Surprise Store
I I 19.1 123 Main St.
nnlmzrmmr.
merchant offers his best in merchandise, value‘
and service——- 5
It is the clay of days for shoppers—the day 0”
super-values and splendid economies— .1
In a word Bridgeport Day is—
The Shopper’s
Opportunity .
To Buy—and Save.
_/
SPECIAL’
For Bridgeport Day
10 to 20 PER CENT OFF ON ALL SPORTING,
AUTO AND RUBBER GOODS.
THE ALLING RUBBER CO.
38 FAIRFIELD AVE. - .‘
‘2] .-.l .Jr:‘.[E—‘—liz‘:l£7_'lft:ilrtfilf‘rfl
anti?
BRIDGEPOR'E DAY
TUE WAY, J‘ilNE 12
it" '1 ntl‘crings in
n g store.
.\ til}: lll' Spt‘t‘iui
clcry dci‘.ll'tnlt‘llt 0ft
.\ til}. of cx-scptinn.‘ ..lvings for every
“:1: v.11” cvllllc<—-'-lt.‘ l'uys.
We Cordillly invite all friends from out—
nt-tmwn tn Cun‘...
The Bridgeport Public Market
AND BRANCH
STATE AND BANK STS. EAST MAIN ST.
This Bargain Alone. Is Worth
a Trip to Bridgeport! _
Player-Flam) '
Outfit
Including Beauti-v
fully Finlohod.
Full-toned Player
Plano. Bench or
Chair. P I a n 0
Hells. Fran Piayar'
Sarvuca and Fr”
Daiwary.
PAY A SMALL AMOUNT DOWN
AND THE BALANCE iN THREE YEARS
WISSNER’S
923 Main SL—Phone Bar. 3500
Bridgeport Day at Lee’s
Large Porch Rockers. slat bach— $3.98
Sample Couch Hammock§
$25.00 values ....... . . . “4.98
$25.00 Roll Edge Sill: Floss
Mattresses ........ . $12.50
9xi Z Axminstcr Rugs. new patterns
331.75
Mohawk Muslin Sheets
8ix90 inches .......... . $1.59
Lawn Mowers, l6-inch. 4 blades 39.98
Lee Bros. Furniture Co.
1379 MAIN STREET. g
BRIDGEPORT DAr _ _ SPECIAL?
Exceptional values in Corsets ... . . ...9\c up
Maids and sizes to ill ever) ttlSiliIllt‘r.
Gotham Gold Striped Silk Hosiery .................... $2.00 up
Will onto-ear two palr of any other make
Hand Embroidered Japanese Crepe Klmonas ........ ..’ . fl.”
bong Silk Gloves. all shades. ........................ 1.49. H.”
llatiste Bloomers_ pink and white. lace trimmed .. . 5"
Expert t‘orsrtlerr Always In Attendance.
TheLaSarette CorsetShop
1277 Main Street. Opposite Poii'a
TBRIDGEPORT DAY ,SPEClAls
Inlnid Linolaum. very heavy Quality. colors all the way through
to back . .. $1.19 sq. yd.
Japanese Grass Rugs. 9x12 tt.. $519. 6.10 lt.. $3.49. 6x9 ft.. :2.”
Noponaot Floor Covering—guaranteed to owe satisfaction—special
It ........................ 59c sq. yd.
12:21:52.6:
' BRIDGEPORT DAY
“AT THE SIGN OF THE CHlMES"
Made in Bridgeport Products at
UNUSUALLY LOW PRICES
Malllll‘w'tlll'l-r'a i':‘("l"-l‘{ Sllr'it in Silver (Jilin of
Muir. ~< to lillturdx' Hlllu'r l'lnto
I'-
From 98c to $2.. a
Pickle forks f‘.‘.‘.:r knives
Je ly hnivl.
quglr tonga
Olive tongs
Tomato service
/ Food pushsrs
and Tabb-s or \vnnlil-rl’ul Odds and Ends of many
kinds fur mzuly purposes in a wide rungo of Int"-
price reductions
G. W. FAIRCHILD & SONS. Inc.
At the sign 0‘! the chimes
997 Main Street. 2 P. 0. Arcade, Bridgeport, Conn.
ESTABLISHED ”65
Dried beef forks
Cold moat forks
Cake forks
Educator forks
Sugar spoons
Berry spoons
Baby spoons
Educator spoons
Nothndgle ’s
VERY SPECIAL BRIDGBI'ORT DAY OFFERING
Extra Off for Cash
On Top OI 2010 Per Redudion‘
Advertised during the past wool: on
BETTER lime noun FI'RNISHINGS
0t ll‘vrry Description
YOUR CHOICE OF ALI. LAMPS AT HALF PRICE
At "49 Main St.
You Get Corner Elra St.
For
(.‘eu t.
BFSSE SYSTEM STORE_
Big Bargains in the
CLOTHING DEPARTMENT
FURNISHING DEPARTMENT
SHOE DEPARTMENT
HAT DEPARTMENT
WORK CLOTHING DEPARTMENT
OVERALL DEPARTMENT
CHILDREN'S CLOTHING DEPARTMENT
BARGAINS IN EVERYTHING THAT HEN AND
BOYS WEAR
Foster-BesSe Co. -
_ - sass Main States Bank St.
Seamless Valvst Rugs. sire 9x12 it. ....................... $25.50
Seamless Velvet Rugs. 8~3a10-6—spocial at ............... $24M
Neuss & Vaughn
Corner of State and Broad Streets
BRIDGEPORT DAY SPECIALS;
{.08 not Silk “.98 Gabardine Sport .
fi.....‘?‘....‘f ..... 315-98 ...... .............. $19:
“.38 N nl $14.98 Baronet Satin .
Dressesei'..(.‘....g.h...-. “'98 Skirts ............... $9 9
..8 Silk 'l‘rl l ti $8.48 Sleeveless Wool .
goals .. ..... ”...: $7.98 Sweaters ............ $1 48
' NIRDLINGER’S
917 MAIN ST. NEAR STATE ST.
-—_
q;- Mcllwnin.
m“ 'pale. blue crepe
ailk anda black
..3 "sings to. match t
.t . tad pink carnation
Mildred Shepard.
{to canton crepe
1" Mod a basket
. !- moanlakla were
,,-"' eamatlons.
' . "were
..H -
.."_ ‘ WM give
.‘ ‘Mnn CFO]:
.'-'-?-< HOPKINS WEB—
lv LOCAL TEACHER
continued trom First. Page.
c'fi.
if" itmills. Mildred ltaldwln and Mil.
The maid of honor
trimmed with
»- e're' hats. to match and car-
rd. Robert Mellwain and
“we a Wedding fine. or
'7'“? bridal Val
““81“ up '
almost-nan
Janus-....“ gm; "“r
'R .
W
“‘
peas.
their wedding journey Mrs.
and feathers.
wedding Journey through
dc chine over
tulle hat With
he dress. She
s. The flower
was stressed in
montha
turn and will he .“at home"
September 1st. .. '
of pink roses:
pink organdie program before the ceremony.
Kins marches win-e used.
Herbert ' rim-t.
N4 3.. ' Brooklyn;
“ “'8? by her
flhtlolt’._.'.;z. .
#10chan was hay
trimmed Whth
or 1912 of the Franklin
school.
Merrill Business collegekleaving there
on June 28th. 1918._ She was former-
ly employed at the J. 8; J. Cash Co..
i‘.td.. but for the past three years has
had charge or the order department
or the Nash Engineering company.
She is a member of Eureka Rebekah
Lodge. No. 42. I. O. O. F.. and for
two years was pianist of the lodge;
She is ., member of the choral unldn silver. china in addition to presents of
gon and several checks were received
by the young couple who were very
popular in South him-walk.
“'lu-n lllt' llridnl couple left on
Clitrord
wore a. traveling suit or navy blue mt-
te-ta. with hat to match. the but being
trimmed with burnt orange flowers
Thevcouple left for a two months
Northern
New Jersey. They will make their resi-
They will make their resi-
dence in South Norwulk on their re-
after
of the Baptist church and is pianist
and secretary-of the South Nor-walk
Harold Wilson was or nlat at the
‘8 Baptist Sunday school.
Chircli'al'ld .gave a halt-hour- mudcal
Both
the “hem“; and Mendelssohn .wed- and Mn Wallace K. Cliilord. or South
Guests were present from Newark.
_ News York city.
mmtagdue, 11. I". -Moilfl'Vo'flon and
Slanted. in. nation to ‘guestslronl
Paris. He; was a teacher at the
Franklin Jnnlo High not and a
member of Bu'dret'modgo.~ o. 01. I. 0
o. 3. He is a meanest the class oi
101! of Bates College. :p’ewlston. He»
Grammer
She is also a graduate or the
Ti rc
Mr. Clitford. who is the son of Mr:
deeds:—
shA a «one , ' to -
7 answer?» . [wrest
.- .
i'maf
and on his return came ,baclt"to Nor-
walk, where he was in charge or the
billing department of the
& Rubber
taught at the Franklin Junior High
school since April.
interested in boy's organisations and
has had charge 0 (the boy‘s athletic
club at the South Norwalk Baptist
churchOr the pa‘ year.
Many handsome gifts of cut glass.
Ban; res-ram manamo‘xs.
During the past two mu the (ol-
lowtng real estate trawttons were
recorded at the office or Town'Clerk
Herbert R. Smith:
spectned all deeds
- Lamas 3.1:. W to Paul-
.aaletaaaMonnsflo _ ,.
. w
It... '-‘s£"$a'-“., 3, i
t
— -.
Taylor to Margaret Bray. 10 acres and
buildings on Winfield street: Winfield
late arriet A. Dickerman to Stephen
J. l'ngvary. lot and buildings on Flax
Hill road. administrator's deed; \Nlni—
FZIeY’S ‘ ~ 2
Honey and Tar
Norwalk 3- “My?” 3": W"? ‘0 EV“ A- Sle- {red Lambert to Isabella I”. Conant.
company. He ‘1" more. 0 “n ulldlngs “1 1“ Vi'lrttield 15 acres and buildings on Pcrrv nvc- OMPOUND
street; Elbe" 8‘ Adams to Sam nue' 'Geor P Elle to John R: Mor- C - F r!
' a? Is PLEASANT ’IO TAR . w
He is very tnuch Abraham. lot on Third street;
bulldlnfi on Liv‘ngston Place.
I!!! lit -Bell . Island.
Fred Cribbl
trustee‘s
Third street: Hem-y
nie- otherwise
re ‘ wars-satee-
8 lots on Wilton avenue:
Rowe et at. to Norwalk'
K. Flynn to Clara 8. Magnor. lot and
Stanley H. Bedlam to Charlotte N.
Bedlent, lot and buildings on Center
avenue: Estate Magdalene Plant
Elisabeth s. Krauaeman. lot ind bulld-
g/Jr" and wife to George
W. Sweeney. lot and buildings on
Elmcrest Boulevard: Robert 8. Adams
to Dwight W. Smith et at.. lot on
: Gregory to
Josephine N. Golden. lot on East ave-
one; John H. Manning and wire to
the Norwalk Homehulldllg Company.
C“ i“ p
Maura.
_ thtodi - '
Daisy ton and Thomas 1“. Silk. land on Sum-
mit street: Gustav Pitser to Boles-
lawa Erbter. lot on Woodward avenue.
George '1‘. Bruce to Margaret Mc-
Carthy. lot and buildings on School
street: Clara L. St. John to H'ubbell.
the raw. inflamed swim-uz Mme
main. strangling it'cllngI Iiiresh-
throat. It is made oi the pun: .: .cm-
est and finest ingredients to tu- in!“ ,1. lg.
tains no opiates or other harm u . . ,
to and costs twice as much to mskc as.
Hall and Randall AC0" id and build- . . - it.
deed: an“ on Pine street? Elizabeth Wright ‘n’ "NEH“ 0:)”;- rfiend g
to Abraham J. Miller et al.. lot and "H mm ”a, "were we“: .li<rt|:u:
buildings on Rowanon avenue; * “d I'm“, hliavehcflworty :5 TL. 1,,
Char-tea l'.’ Trlatram and estate of Les- not boo-tor Fill" ' “,2.” l. 2's '0‘
'. gm no more.
sass wills?- sa.. Lam. Rocl, Ark; T I ...!
... .I i. _, .ighty~uvrntl:h3;;;'r ‘vanv
- ‘1' inlay ',~.luo
“......“ t
“talcum.“ d‘ n.0-
sieede "G"'P' “a. I! recum'l
. d Tar
Fob s "00¢! “ men-x
Y ’0' mini coidI- obgzncroqi’r
who...“ consume
it allure-“M °°" '3'
N . , e I "
eer- matt. to Elliott F. Saute and wife. du- nl-M‘ l‘" "'9 “Mr. w H. ”an":
two ”to on Ivor-Icy- ayonue. war-
rantee and fiecutor's deeds; Nlctntv
w to Jaloph'Bndntk. lot and
handles- on' Ward-am: John d".
m to ' I. BL-John. lit at
meld . : Georges. Weeks. Jr..
“matte-racessk-Ixmy. lot on
1‘ f' , . “mandala Jesse ‘D.
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