',£ons.
1.1K able tendency of events.
' “Westward
the courSe of empire teases, its Esta},
‘ It lists now coVer'ed this vast c'onti
cut, and is still following the sun.
.-‘,
THURSDAY OGT.20, 1921
TOMORROW , . .
High tide 1:17 a. 111., .1 3:5 11'. m. --
Sim rises 6: 11 sets 5 0:5.
r The Associated Press is exclusively
antitled to the use forvpubllcation‘ or
all news dispatches credited to .it'. or
not otherwise in this paper and also
my local ‘news published herein.
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dispatches her: in are also reserved.
BIASONIC DmECT 0111'
A Special ("ommimication' of Old
Well Lodge. 333.108. F. and A. BL,
will he held :11 its rooms, Friday evo~
axing. October fllst. 1921, 7:30 o‘clock.
“'orli E. A. Degree.
All Master Blasons cordially
fraternal!) in: ited.
Pinternnlly yours.
LDISOX T. l—{lAl ms, \‘1‘. M.
and
Attrsl:
ROI ERT M. \\’Il’.CO\ l
Scmctan.
r,
Butler Chapter N0. 38, R. A. LI.
flee-ts in Masonic Temple. South
lain street, the 2nd and 4th Tues-r
days of each month at 8 o'clock
July and August excepted. All R. A.
Xasons cordially and {internally in-
tiled.
CLARENCE :\. BROVVN
F. S. LYON, Secretary.
A T0“'\ TH.\1‘ "\‘l'URIilIIY' IT-
SlCLII‘.
llullinchum. \Vuslr.
Suwlcr‘s Well-known
Lust «smnmvr'
adUplI‘ll 'l‘nm
schvm»: :111' owning: :1 lt‘llllHlSlflsk done
easil} mul will: pie-usui'r to :1“ (Ion.
cermal. 'l‘ln- (Iiiy hurl 1114111111le its
strip (11' (N'xiill ‘wui-h until‘ it had hlI-
come all unsigllll) :11‘1'11} ul‘ driftwood
and Stilll’rml. who”) unsuited to 11 "All n...” um. my foi-Inds.‘ ‘
bathing ln-au'll. 'l‘llr lzask ()l‘ i‘lt'zll'lll}: llt'l‘o “f :l 1‘lll‘l'l’Illt ,nugflzino stun Fallllh :15 :l l‘lllltlxllall Manager. H2; HDUSE B'IRNS
it him ‘4‘““3‘ 1“" "if; “'1' "l'llimll‘." Asked why. he llundrrs o. moment. said in part: ' . _ , ' ‘ ,
meosuns. nl 1‘11.» innimimv lllt‘ good and un‘sxvyrs. Illusists I am illoir's l“ i am glad that the subject or” 1"].- “ LOSSPUTAT $50,990
CitiT’A‘lLQ 1”!“ ll‘\'iil\'"ll"'l»'-I"[hr flll'l Ulllt guess.” That's just us .L'mul lilallllsfiOwnnnoc is being (lisvusscd in 1111 Ellgin: “ " .. _ ' ~‘ %
a pex't'm'lljx‘ ,L'K‘Jnkl 1.. ml: “:15 going l1I NI.“ gnr nation 35 for an 111111111111- «wring Hm'icty. It is [line that {11f
wash» lwznull: Ht: logs (l Sl‘.1\\'1'6'1:'. ;.l. . - flinglnrm's in
and “(w-(I luillll} lll’lllullcllllil that it be» ,1, MU-” .; “,1..- lll‘inzlniw is us Vital 21, part of the pro- “"
0193“?“ ”P- “‘l‘ulm l' 11.’ » “in s tn \lisn lIIu-‘mw fission of ll“; Engineer as is thodm ”"4" arrunl llu E‘mm‘I‘ DMYI‘G “Tb;
Then 1111,» ('1'H1ll1ilHlEE}. seIlwlvs' orsflil- 112 has! ,\ 11.1 1'i1-.1.' ' “ickul .lzlsm! sign and (‘olmlrurtloll Work ‘The E“ glcr upon the fire and did evervthlng
izi‘l‘A-Ilirllll 1;: “us su l‘ux'ummr :m uh, Ms \n-‘rc ”Aim: u, m... 1.3mm". gm“... must master n”. subj(1(1sof_n ll" their {lower ”to sue the dwelling
to hill“ 51:13: 3“ “”1"”? 'ilil ”l‘i‘“ 13"" ill: :i‘:;1l11.~l .lupnll. lllll that's (1.117le llflT‘H‘t’. lull Fl‘tpnl‘llli“ Ilnlnt 0f \"lEW' Oi :fr03n {fifllpletf‘ ”I“; ‘k , _
hfll‘l‘.‘ NIH!» “I’ instill”; <3 I! 5'15“" "l‘ rm , :1‘ linul‘lcll'r. ‘l‘lll 713,3 I‘Fil‘larl' Part Off»1l-;—1:1tl)r:fls 2:52:12“! i110 tls£( kwhills???lllflzl‘:‘
Stat“ "“Vhi'?‘ 1" ‘ 1'" h “H “‘"i ' l "h" i“""rl'ri‘so' ‘ ' lk‘llrolon ‘l'ielg‘htsl Engim- f‘om '
. 11 sliil :ts’ n: 1 1 .— 1 1 1 “1-- ' ", .. 1‘ r" we - . , Ill v. ’ ' 335111}
231% '11: 0:11-1' 81:11:11: 1’ 'llillxll x“1:111” ‘1‘: NE‘ 1 OllK .1‘IAN ,Halli?“1111;112:322! Biol}? ;;::;11tj:ll ($1.3.l1‘0 1 Fl‘fiDOnflefl. \‘v‘ Rh tht‘ll’ chem»
a li: (2‘11111- : ;1l lln- in .11 11 11,11 H1121 HEIJD AS BRIBER ‘91-ng {run} flit: paint of $16.13" 01' (“in iiialhappmflfs :{l‘lil‘ofirS’l‘lgréttrs' {ong‘ht
gl‘ulll'. will: imnzln-s zuni yvnl'ml gvt- (1.:an It is his 111:1}? in sec. that flit; L\er} ’03 ) 1 1‘ ” 3355113 U"?
togl'llirl‘ j1r§iiliculiu1L The groups
turnrd (mi in surprisingly 1:11-21; nllln»‘ ~—-—~——————-—- (ie\ 109,; .111. splgic‘Od tor the purpose, ,
bms. Tm» 111' lllrrr 111111 z'rnl 81.11. ‘ Continued from First, Pm. luvsired.‘ that. 1111» lost or motorist ls' 30:11:):llljguilxl‘cljzll‘: 1;)“.1 $111122? - ‘
Dailies l ml :18 11111113' :15 .111” 11-111'1Isvnt1 . ‘ ‘reasonulile 11ml of the proper Qlialll.‘ :r stated that it is “1035‘: m: “gig; ,
11111115..»3. unpl- llll'l." (-\\ 1': lmnfir. :: imcl \isilul the 11.111111111111ch on three it is 1““ dub 1.1 snwnisc all the a“) .“h _ ll ('1) l p313: art '
and. Helzlih. minim] :r:1~ml 11mm.- plwx'inns (Il‘t‘JlSlUllS for the 'illleged“ lll ml diflrfluning nu ' 3 :1 0 or e” ‘u (”‘0 Gus
. . .. , ”("6" of 11.1111 M! “ fires )1“: occurred during the night
3095; .. 'le lllx‘ >l‘il‘d'l‘l‘tl llx' l. 1'- 1.1 pnr “751‘ 1.1 "quash": up the works" , . ,1“ n h) 311w11isv3 . . i: . . _ ,
‘ ‘ . 1' l L' , N Y l1. l manual “”51 111 1:11“ -‘ l or the lurlv how's: of the mornmg
oflét:l. :1 ~I‘~ »; ‘ ';: . l llll" l’n,' 1) ’ew (1!" '1 .. ..r '- _ ' '1»,- '
0,”. l1": 2,. {1:1 2 (11.11.1311. 3 n ‘2 f it"; ‘3 ill-‘11; Z ‘hlil ”I it h 5 ' ‘ "$1113 F" 11“ :1: t“i:tI‘(f‘::3‘:l11:31:32,:nnst He l‘uttlter stated that no 011.? “:13 ab.
.1 _ .. u, - .. . is .'v:..—:I.:. 1:1. .1 b I’ 1 1 W . p 11'» «1: (Ir '5» z , ’ ‘- w ' ‘ .
, . , _ aolutcly sun» 11st “llé 11 and how “1'
1’1"“ “Mir"- N “3311' 11l;1_\::I1-11111l ul‘ll *I~ I‘lllllgll l c.1111" to Pm““““‘"“ limul- (S ”11- «Illivienm’ of its Fulfill oln’ll‘alli’n' ‘ blaze occnirctl but is bclicied that 1: :
111115 in.“ _\‘nu:l:>'il'l':: and :1 1'1I5';I»sl:1111m ([11:11'11- 1s this snorning and 111‘:ch f0? 1.3.0,“ lljg'point IOC VH3“: 35113419? *5 started in fill: 23.1“,» “f 1111.; dwelling
slant. 1:1 addition to llu- uuurtrr m' :1 1-1 rmission to sec the liles, Salim!“ ”Ml mm of the tools to he lisl-Id. The moll— , ' Mr and Mrs. "l‘rmvhridse are surn—
tnilc L1l'1'!1:ll‘._ attractive lunch. 119 11' noted to see Why 66.? permit 9| h}. is‘,.pq“§rpd't0 Pay the hangst (.05; mer ‘reside‘nts 0f. Nol'olol‘l‘and' were
Bollinghmn (liz‘l‘rrs from Tom Saw- H11 fly-111 of \l. l . lluntt‘r 8: (‘0. of 53'21‘11'f3‘" enterm'lsv. Ho 13 tliereforéhl' planning to lone for their “inter
Ber :11 om- xl-sw-vl. l'ln cliest—wx'oz-k— J11) ser:.ut had been discontinued (duration and wmppramem parlimh‘home in New Yoxk ‘ it}? in a few days. ‘,
ers WM";- mld 0“ 221a.- prowl-1 and “wave Milli'l‘ “'1“? had been ordered by larly fitted to lune. charge of J“ The Damien Aorutorl and Norotou
glad to make 1: u gun-{1'1 community Y1‘I"ll0\\l) to continue relations with fll‘rlnpps 01’ an honest enterprise. Heights Comp'mv fought hard to mull
success. 'l‘lqur prillv in llu-ir noliuI Allnig'ht in order to learn more of lllfii But the smmllcd financier has a the. home of Mr. Tm“bfldge but it
States. added to tho-i1 111 lull» in l‘wl— .1111 zed illifgal traffic in liquor permits. different point of View. To him it is was beyond their efforts to £10 any
Jinghnm i1: 51 1nd llnnl to {to at the. told him that it would cost him $500. lo. question of how muolt can 1 make '
Work will: :1 “ill and “llll
friendn 11ml lillpl‘ul 1i\':111_\'. The tale I
of th( 11 (11-1111 ‘\l' mcnt is 1I‘spu 111°r read- noon.
ins.
NO BIORE GREAT ACTORS
tion that there are todm no great ac-
tors or singers to common with those Albright
who entertained the public 40 Years “I've got all the dough in this town
ago is usually smiled at indulgently and every thing to back you fellows
by those who hold that each genera— up is sewed up 0. K. I represent 10
Yet a recent big distillerlm.”
Sothern them.
£011 has its great ones.
statement of Edward H.
should give pause to thoughtful per-
Mr. Sothern says that it would be
almost impossible for him to continue different distillerles " Albrlght is said’
his Shakespearean refivals if he had to have told Miller on their first meet-
not been able to retain the services of mg
a little group of experienced actors as split. If you can stretch this With-
He 58"5 drawal plan a bit you
he cannot hope to replace these 1219- very rich men "
AUTO LICENSE -
the. nucleus of his compam.
cause the rising generation will not
take the necessary trouble to become
great interpreters of drama. They
dislike hard warlo'rcfuse to study. re-
gard training in diction. department:
and gesture as foolishness, preferring
to rely on supposed inherent talents
for their histrionlc success; ‘
If Mr. Sothern’s fears are justified
there is indeed a dark outlook for the
immediate future of thesstage. 'Dra.
ma lovers, however, shoufd not be uta
ierly xi:,I;-1Icssed, for this folly of‘young‘
“111131le actors is bound to‘be a. tem-
porary thing. Haste
kél'nrms of the times. and it is only
nzI"'II.: that it should be found on the
51;. {-5 well as in (ducation and ev-
ery Other branch of life.» There will
imvilalih come a reaction and' a
:1 great profession.
—O, - . 5port. two accidents; John Cartabiano, G - ' 20-Albe1t A‘ Not 035 case in fifty requires mter- Ii aboa- up! Quit
, reenberg. Prosecuting Atto ' Get small tr 2:! bottl oi
_ FARmnsT W139]: '330 Pequonock street Bridgeport . . the New 'Brluan Ponce (20$in 33‘3““ treatment. Stop (hugging! Rub “St. aways 0;, at a;
It may seem strange that so much two accidents: 1.01113 B. Zelger. 2311 1' ' arrested yesterday “a. the misery right away! Rub sooth— 1n fist t. c1
importam’e should be attached to the Maple avenue. Bridgeport, two acct . . a noon by Stat and j 8. 1110111611 3
Pacific (Jr-mm in the coming arms
(Ionf‘ rr-11(Ie.1’1es€-nt difficulties in
that dim-(lion are admitted to exist,
but the majoritv of Americans do not
seem as vet to have taken them vet-V
seriouslx The Japanese problem is
acute only on the Pacific Coast. ASL
atic affairs in general make little ark
339211 in this country.
' FThis majority of Europeans are still
oneerned.’1‘hey are occupied
“1'11. problems and those .012;
D
O
est-sighted statesmen,
. Washington and
the inevitable .
trouble' in the
'. are not taken to
Left to develop
'3‘. 1tr,ol, the Pacific
a. L. “J; _A. L. GOLDEN, Props.
WTURE ALMANAG FOR
“Farthest‘weSt” is already beyond our
Pacific Coast.
Sooner or later. what we know as
the Far East will little become the »
Is that to become a “nest for.
people. or for yellow people?
both? Are both of, these-
West
white _
Or for
all around the edges of the great bowl
,0! the Pacific?
The- time to think about that
.now, when it may still be possible to
map out a. plan- of. development ac-'
ceptable to America, Asia and Eur-
ope. ' ' _ , “,9
EVERY-BODY “’AN‘TS PEACE
' ..The importance ot‘the arms con-I
ferenceis growing 11an the, other na- ,
tions. sentiment. which has been in-;
different or half contemptuous is.
turning to. interest and respect. It is}
a promisiugjiidication.
French papers which heretofore!
have been alittle. casual, as to the
conference. holding it to 1.1“». mostly an
races to mix. or to strive for mastery, l An item of $100, 000 0110 Hitherto not taken into calculation, mist
1
By W. B. JOYCE Premdent National Surety Co.
be added to what the war cost America- This huge sum is the estimated
cost of the 1920 crime wave, which' is traceable to the effect of the war oil
humnm'ty. If the present ratio is maintained, crime losses for 1921 W113
be equally as large. More serious th'an money is the unprecedented. 91M» :
tion to the ranks fif America s criminals. ’
The $100, 000, 000 estimate is based upon the embezzlement and burg-
glam claims paid for 1920 by 30 of the country’s leading safety‘ané;
burglary insurance companies. 'lhesc companies paid claims aggregating
$15,813, 672, Wliile' In 1913, before the outbreak of the 1731‘, claims for only
$3, 3728, 789 weie paid. But approximately 90 per cent of burglary am}
embezzlement: losses are not insured, and in many instances where full .
claims were paid, the insurance was far too small to cover the actual 1053.. ’1
’l‘Ihlv wzmt 1111 questions which might
' not be
lu-ads of gun rnments is thr- host
(“cation
he inutlo to
much Albright paid him $200 and promised:
3““ take“ to the oflico 01‘ the district. issues. and bonds on those. and notes
attorney
whore he was held charged with brib.
The. pl Lint of the passing genera- erx and attempted Dilbery.
{ICI‘OSS
Bridgeport, reckless driving;
N. Sharp. 59 Ridge street. Greenwilih,
leckless driving; Anthony Quick, Key-
ser Island, SoutlnNorwalk, fatal acci-
dent.
Boslwi’ck avenue, Bridgeport, accident
is one of the 1
port. accident:
Hawthorne street.
cident;
avenue.
Samuel '
s“ 1.1g back to serious preparation for Bridgeport one. accident; Timothy Col-
lins 350 Reservoir avenue,
dents: ,
South Norwalk, two accidents, .Hem'y
Sorrani,
American political move, are acknow. Evcrv war is followed In" “idespread disrespect of law. Cynical
lodging theirmistake. It is whisper-
ed in England that'it the Irish‘pnrleyl
can be disposed of satisfactorily Lloyd
Git-1:92 may even ‘yet come to the 0011-;
fcrence. though unable. Lto be how.“
xvi-tn it. opens. »
An expert writer on InternationalI
and disrcgard of others’ rights are aftermaths of armed conflict.
Agitators 1' 111] a more ready ficld for the spread of then doctrines.
The spread of discontent was greatly augmented by the oft-repeated re.-
_ ‘ ports of enormous profits piled up during the war Two other factor.
:ll‘:‘;‘.‘l1:§t:t::s.<::tgfsgfiggxl'tagfg ting]; me the belief 111 the unequal distribution of Wealth and the vulgar display
111.1! failure to settle them annezahiv" 0f Valuables in publlc places.
:11 lln' conference may -me.m their , _ 42*
s'-;=, at mom on the bntllc field. , 1
One thing is sure. 'lhe DOM" ._. C-f knows when his turn may come to be
l'h: nations to be icprcscnte (l and reorganized ‘
also those not represented at the. C0117: This is no fancy picture of the pro—
1': -1(' nu are \llally ’ interested it sent state of the business of the. non
.\’ ml" “r the \‘ash E ugh» reorganization of finance. use-112mm
mm 11111 of new hope for the success; lion and of the wodd‘
flu -tc rmination of old fashione- l miii— , The abuses of this systcv’ of finance
South Norwalk. ad- ~‘sni1?§afr{:f carom; independent of the:
Soclelv offiwx 0 is 131111. er.
my policies. » l have reached such a magnl‘ule as to
'1 11.- 11001111“ 1\ nut to lixc in p»: not! threaten the leaf {01.11.113.103 of so—_
cloty. No investment it sate and the
thrifty, are discouraged flom saving
because. there is no place to put their
money 1110 'world needs a. drastic,
30 film! so that tliex can
and so that. the} 111411
mili' my dew;
among Hit»?
in - ‘
that .111 honest :1111111111 will
'-’1‘.ltil\ thesc (ioslrrs. 1111 W!"
\mc 1IIi(:.1
‘Z‘Hg ”H. mm: (111 the mph "The Engineer :1 COLLENDER’S POINT
111141 to W'ul
ll\'l? in peace
laxml for heavy
I nercased Interest
fellas. ,
‘ Lewis M.
”This: l‘ompdnx
llw Emrlnelrs'
in \‘(Iw York city. last (avai-
Anun'lmt r Iallzerl thatl Continued mm 1 I": 9380; .-,
st. l10use.but they final]; 11 1.19 o'jliged to
. .1 l. l 'I
he at nultlrials are 1mm 'tlutt hi; 1 give up their efforts helm; in Vain.
or “DRY” AGENT
thoughts of the cheapness of 11111112111 life, indifference to human suffering l; .
‘Wholesale Price.
For instance: Plaid Blankets, full size
largest bed; regular retail
g 83 11‘ , '\
We afiel- in this
98in ‘
. ‘ . PRICED AT
Wool-Nap Blankets
Wearing quallllcs; worlll $1.00
....A .......... .7--..-a
, Full Size Blankets
Every Kllld of a Bed Blanket Is Here.
“ Every Kind of a Quality Blanket Is Here.
great Harvest Sale 3. single Pair of Bias? egg 3, _
Vets and
A whole cai'load. Makes a most wondei ful select? ' ~'_.
White or Gravahcsc‘blankels retain all their
good features, after continued wear. and:
repeated washing,- superior strength and
$3.69
P delible, will cater the
price, $1.50: Tomorrow the price 1. $5017-
~:ortablt\s
om
. .
ONE-HALF AND LESS
Plaid: Blankets
Extra Heair—Espcciallr1....
durability and satisfar (lull 1
best colors; values $10.0”.
Sale . . ..... . ..............
Comfortables
Full size, dark floral «in;
Indian Blankets
binastions; heavy eide‘f‘down finish.
with lafl’cla,
Sale. each . . . . . . . .
........
—. it" t
1White or G'l‘t‘l‘lé-Fllle clean Stock, heavy éfiue ,g__1(l_33 98
fleecing and firm warp; neat contrasting k t """""""""""" ‘5' '
borders \roith $6 (ll) $ , . Comfortablc~
3119 leir - . Pa” ~ '7 , Fall size; silkoline cos'el'hu: - " “up"
7 ' 7 - filling.- lain ’? ,
Comfortable Blankets _ 3,31,. _., 6 $7 00' 154.98
Eidcrdmrn Finish—Two tone effect and solid """""""""" ‘
colors, center designs, and contrastinfl. Cami" {tab ‘
borders; partly or entirely bound will: Erin €520 $91.0“ 0*} 1193 f, ani‘
:-- 3 ‘ ‘ l . c 1, 9 __ , . ‘. l c . \i‘L'ln ,, ,
in“? HEEL“ .« $12,. 50 durablc- value $8.00 la to P
hpeclal. ................. 331,3 ' ' _ 3
, ...................... 1.4;,
Reversible patterns. in all the best color com-
'15,
$7.562»
Comfortables
Sateen both sides, sateen border. ‘fine quaii'j:
soft. cotton filling. beautiful 6131:» »
north $1ll..l}l}
Sal?
bound. ‘
good.
The exact amount at the fire was
not learned. but Mr. Trowbridge stat~
ed‘tliat it was between $50,000 and: ,
$60,000. The residence, which is in-
sured. was estimsted to cover $35,000.
Fortunately none of the occupants of
the home were injured while making
their escape. Whether the work is,
that of the “firebox". which J has
made Dal-lea and Noroton a scene of '
his attempts for some months, or
whether it came {rem defective Wires. '
is a. matter that is being investigated
today by the local authorities. '
Some personal property also figured
in the loss being a key ring contain."
ing about forty-five keys. pertaining
to Mr. Trowbrldge office and other ,
personal affairs. ‘:
Mr. 'l‘rowbrldge stated to the re~ '
porter-that be greatly appreciates the »
services rendered. by the three com»;
ponies that so quickly responded to
his call of distress.
out of it. For this purpose. he toads .
111) the enterpilse with paper obliga—
tions: piles up stock issues 011 stock
0 come back “ith the nest this after. 3
no “as then arrested by Miller-l
Federal
in , the building
on these. He turns ovcr to the en-
terprisc. onlv a small fraction of these
paper values. unloads the whole mass
on the public at. hypothetical valucs.
and then withdraws with his gains
leaving the enterprise to stagger along
gander this burden.
Then again the englncer and man-
ager is called in to carry the load. If
he succeeds in spite of it. the financier
takes the money. If not. the financier
is ready, to buy it in again at a forced
sale. 101111 it up with more paper
which is again unloaded. on the pub-
lie. .80 the morrygnf..c goes on.
It. certainly excites my indignation
to have :1 financier point with pride
to the wrecks of business along his
way and say that “The Engineer is :1.
Failure as a Financial Manager." ,
May he ever be.
But it is time that business was
financed on an engineering- basis. To
accomplish this we need to study the
subject from an entirely different
point of 'x'iew from thotof the finan-
cier. The state of Easiness today is
appalling. Our business enterprises
are loaded with debt. and no one
“You guvs are a pack of dopes."
is said to have declared.
He refused to name
“If you can get Icllowly to come
with withdrawal permits in
100, 200 and 500 case lots from these
"I will give Yollowlv $50, 000 to
both will be
\VINDSOR ICE HOUSES BURNEDI
I-I—h—u
WINDSOR Oct. 20.———Two lcehous-
es and ‘a. storage shed on the farm 01'
Anders Christensen. at Wilson Station, ‘
were burned today. Windsor and -
Hartford engines saved the main
buildings.
HEARING FRIDAY
Continued from F‘lrat Page.
DBVVE it
Conferences-Louis Kaufman, 7315
3111-1 Baker. 135] State street. Bridge-
‘ 'Ila‘ndolph Maize. 63
Stamford. one no-
Chestcr Massoth. 822 “70011
Bridgeport. two accidents
D1yer,215 Allie street
Bridge-
'7‘“.
Paul Panasak. 3 Day street;
21 Calhoun' avenue, Bridge-
Anthony Succa. 263 Grove
ort:
EASY AND £CONOMI€AL~R£SULTS 0!!ch
32111 11.1.. mm.
combinations, and
to match '
Spec1al,esch ..............-.
with tasscls
\Vidc range of patterns in handsgme color
$398
Comfortable-s
Extra fine quality. sateen (my cring- bl ,
alike. with donor while cotton
lnlfl
pretty colors and designs DP?
Special ........ ....... (.98
girdlsfi
Plaid Blankets
:IISuperior quality, in pleasing color combina—
tibn plaids; blue, pink, gray, tan. No
blankets at the price. ,
Very special, pair ............
All Wool Blankets
White. xvi 111 fast color borders, also
value $12 00.
$6. 98
made from selected Icing staple pure wool,
, extra well scoured, firm uniform weave;
plaids in tan, blue and pink and black;
Comfortables
Fancy Silk M1111 covered purr I» oil‘- can;
filling worsted knotted
center. Sale. . . ._. . . . . . . . . . $12530
Camfortables
W 001 filled, with fine French batiste covering:
value 12.50 $10.00
Sale
Comfortables
Rest of all real dam filling, made wrih "1' Cr
care to prevent odor and shedding- H :l»
lustre sateen center and back, min -;i cc; 10.1211
superior sateen borders, handsome cv- lo:
better
plaids,
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Practical Blankets
HARTFORD Oct.
police on a. bench warrant chargngg.1n
acceptance of bribes.
to this city and
Judge Wolfe.
trasting borders S
Sale "a-CHIDOCOI.‘...’O.'...I“I
P33
Large assOrtment, cotton, fleece or wooLnap
Blankets; in white, and gray, with con-
1.49;
to$2.98m.ir
Rheumafim is "pain only."
penetrating “St. Jacobs Oil" di-
He was brought, rectly into the sore, sum joints and
arraigned before muscles and relief comes instantly.
who heeded the 8118883- St. Jacob's oil conquers pain. it is a
lugs; value $25.00
Sale .....$1750
' Extra Special
All Silk Comfortables
Filled with best American $19 50
.
1:001- , value $30.00. Sale . . .
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161'.
from thematic pain, sorenes
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core email: you. Get it! “St 133%
Oil.” 13 JUSt as good for sdalica E-
street Bridgeport;
to soothing,
that penetrates through every 811‘
passage and relieves swollen am
Vmembranes of nose ' , infl 9d
Max Rottig, Nor-
ton Heights, Darien. '
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, oucnnsr RELIEF
FOR HEAD coups
Colds and Gillan-h yield like magic
healing. antiseptic cream
no. throat. Your ‘1
If you 11 mt to q‘nleklx clear your gain ”finance. the complexlon becomes tresli
and r1111lplexl‘.un put some firm, healthy and clear, the cheeks glow with ruddy
flesh on mnr bones increase your nerve health, the flesh becomes firm instead of
,force am] power and look .1111! feel 100. flabby the eyes bright instead of dull.
percent battenslmply try taking two at Ma'stln‘a VITAMON Tablets are posi-
11111311113 tluv cast VITAE/ION Tablets" tively guaranteed 'to give you new
with each men Enid watch the results: health, energy. and amhltlon and, lm~
'llnslill's \ l ’1‘ “111,3 Tablets contain prove your appearance whether, you are ,
, highly concentrated yeast vitamlnes as young 0; old or the trlal costs you oath» '
well as the two other still more lmpory 11112.1(er the test yourself and see. Be .,
(ant vitamlnes (Fat Soluble A and Water sure to remember the name Mastlna .
Soluble C) and are now being used by VI TA-LION—athe original and genuine
thousands. They positively will not 1111- yenst-vltflmlne tablet—there is nothing _
set the stomach or cause gas. but on the: else like it. so do not acccvt imitations -
contrary are 11‘ great. aid to dlge‘stlon. to or substitutes. You can get 3188“, ‘ -'
overcome constlpatlon and as a general VITAMON Tablets from any 80011 d?“
condltluuer of the n: is]: h It
pic's. boils
I nished by L. A. Winek, a. NewBritlan
tion of State's Attorney Alcom a
harmless rheumatism core which
fixed, ball at $15 000 which was f" -
never disappoints and does not blis-
ralgla. 111111111130t backache, >2 '
and swellings.
jeweller.
The alleged bribe taking occurred a
year ago, when Greenberg WES
Special Liquor Prosecutor and when ,
,J. Richardson, ousted
chief detective, who is now in jail in ,
AT A. BEDUGTIOfi OF 20 PER GENT.
‘. ‘ Just the thing to chase away the chill from bedroom, halhzoom and
'7 . » v I living room these cool evenings
. living room these cool evenings.
WIOKS FOR ALL PERFEG‘HQN 011. STOVES
Norwalk Chronicler