“Hard-Working #Party Barb
rlsters Think They Were
Slighted —- War Horses
'nook Most Bit Phillis—-
Overlooked Several Who
. by far the
“that
.nflmt
ltwaspd «the
,neldCoanw.AibertPhimps°!m-'
‘ ford. form
when the party
serve as secretary or the
state from 191.45 a. awe} from
the alien M M5 office
with at least 33,000. Gear. P. Row-
eli of Stantord. one little known in
Connecticut points. but a close friend
of Cunninu succeeded in m
enormoushuinacase torwhicha
total of 8150. 000 was paid to lawyers;
The records sSow demately that Row-
ell received at least 818,000 and there
pickedto
Boosted Administration ”NW" “mam lam; ”t3 3:;
9‘ close' an
i in Campaign amount.
f; Democratic lawyers in various sec-
;tions or the state are in a. turmoil
go a. result of the recent disclosures
{ these or the lawyers or their party
he were considered "deserving"
"Enough to get in on the his counsel
ees paid by the Wilson administration
cases or property disposed of by the
lien property custodian.
Some of those. particularly in Hart-
‘ord. who were the loudest in the ex-
‘ressions of homage to Wilson in the
910 campaign have discovered that
while National Committeemau Homer
8. Cummings and Thomas J. Spellacy
were beaminsupon them in gratitude.
ahey were handing out plums right
and left to democratic lawyers who
already had received favors from the
Sherin Thomas J. Reilly of New
Haven County. one of the old war-
horses of the party. who has been
on the public payroll for the
better part of a. generation
and shows no signs of stepping
aside yet. was another whose good
fortune to catch one of the his plums
ers who have done nothin: but war-E
hard for the party. To name the
others whose selection aroused in-
diyiatlon would be to go through the
whole list of those who got pertions
of the 8100. 000 or more. The makinx
public of (he tees was a surpriseto
the democratic leaders and it caused
something of a calamity in Connecti-
cut (or not only are Spellacy and
Cummings. both of whom took sub-
saw. l I!!!-
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r
l
M
Scott: Nor-walk Conn.
atantiai fees themselv,es held to ac-
6m
Phone 2012
nmsmmdn .71.
SPECIAL SALES
Eflictive Only Until Way 1
A 50c bottle of Vivaudon’s
1
With each 50c Jar of
VIVAUDOU'S MAVIS
Cold Cream
PerfumeGLCold Cream
Regularly $1. 00
for ”500 AF“
TiraMosocaauFouw
1am Sramos is made
of first quality. new,
live heavy rubber,
moulded in one piece.
Complete with full
length tubing and
three different hard
rubber pipes.
Guaranteed for one year
"5’35” $1 . 1
Beef, Iron and
..._~ ”M
Darin
Apri
Beef to provide nourish-
merit. iron to improve
the blood. The wine to
act as a stimulating
tonic. Our regular price
31. 50 per pint. Special
during April only
free KLENZO
escrow. Liquid Antiseptic
Wastes mouth
into all ehidden
crevices that the
tooth brush cannot
reschandthorouxh—
ly cleans mouth.
gums and teeth.
KLENZS‘Z) mm
C REA“
Regularly 75c
‘Boila for. . 5
oASaleoffise
Loan BAH-moan Pm A sixty
pound linen finish
paper. Twenty-(our
sheets twenty—
lour envelorthat
we ofier at a amin
Erice. White, pink,
in: shades?
“W" 39cffl'
‘Puretest
Bicarbonate of Soda
A chemical commonly
used for dyspepsia arfi
heartburn. Thcht‘hest
type of “baking soda. "
Always 19c. Speis'al
during April
15cpl’3a
Jordanette
‘ \
ANOTHER SALE
of these famous
candies. Per
33c
APRIL ONLY
a -. -‘
IL
APRIL
CANDY SPECIALS
‘Peter’s
Almonds MilkChocolate Croquettes
The regular thirty five
cent hglfopound
ar
29c
Cailler’s
Acvlmdsr costs
16
disaolCail—
la'a amasschoeohts
”‘1'”25c
APRIL ONLY i
‘1
1
ONLY
Food Specials
Cofieel geek. pound) Regularly 45c
ads, 2 fin 48c
Run-lady soc
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f _ . 1 . _
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Tea (Xipound)
.fi.-. . .-
Cocoa (X'po 11¢!)er c
Muslim 2 foriz’éc
Mayonnaise Dressing
Week-Ends, 2 for 39c
ChocolatePudding 19c
Wed-Ends, 2 a):
w...
.-
Cubes
Wd-Esds, 2 for 31¢
Pannt Butter (10 0:. jars)
Rand-4735c
. WM 2 fin 36c
%:Vsnilla Elm-act (2 ca.)
Olive Oil (12% us.)
ref-Ends, Zfirr 51c.
Low Cut 6Prices
LwDGRColdCresm .
.75 Pompeian Massage _
Cream . .
273a
.50 Pebeco Tooth Pdste . . 3.:
.15 Lyon‘ s'l'ooth Powder 2).
.50 Mennen'a ShavingGesrn 43¢
50W a La- Blachc
_ Face Powder . . . . 45¢
.25 Tetlow's Swansdown . 21c
Ufmbu . la
.25 Packer’ s ”To . 3 hue '
Physician' s and Surgeon' s
s e s e o I“
lmDanlipenhe 1. “I:
.50 Hind’a Honey Gr.
AlmondCresm . . e
.50 Java Rice Powder. s .
.30 Kolynos Tout! Pate -.
Lu: Flakes
.50 Mulsified Comanut Oil. 39c
.25 Mom ....... 21¢
10 Palmolive Soap 12 for I.”
.30 Resinol Soap Star
3.5 Woodbury’s Facial
Soap ..... wafle
1m Eskav’a Feed . . . “e
1.00 m. n . . a
1.25 Fatherlohn‘ s Medicine
1.00 Wampole' s C. L Oil
Eran
Regal-box
Wed-Ends,2f0191c
~ s
r
“’1
.25 CuticnrsSoap I '. 55.... i
1
1
1
1
1
1
J
did not make for the comfort of oth- .
eonnttor'tho
the lawyers
mines-P. Gar-van.
NEWTON.
filled to win a.
In... April 33 ”0°"
first prize in
“grub." mum on “comment“
vutperiod.
andiuie Business We." lager
Ailes class of 1921 at the Northern
B ' School. MW wall
The 0|.W0 9H1!
or all went to Wfim
prise 1
“raconteurs?
AW
ineeonomies J’s-ward.
_neia lawn.
maul-en a
mu
are oilered this year.
sneagmsdlypawmenta. Btereopen
MY, span. a 1‘
THE 31mm
BAKERY *
This busimss m m- -
quality goods am» ; ‘ow‘n'hfi
Ol‘ 51
trading day .x H Stine:
Mn, senior last
-ot the City of
the
at . His subject was "Causes
oymcnt and Remedies."
school of Business Ad- l
«Economics at Yale;
irector of the Natoinal Bu-
of Eoononzlc Rmh. They
d 209 manuscripts. No prizes
making th; \ L_ -.. 5 “air
M
.31” ”numb-3mm
8.. ““116th 1ll‘ rml‘
‘ “ted by compulsory kindsare d
”were; mm.fle'ltnelellemareontestoo oond ,, A“ unawaUni- magical. rm} Willem.”
D es * ‘
heardaad .sses it ‘1. what all this the Polish Foundation (or Economic wry tam: Michi n student. u _._..__— it You'll :ike (l: 2 mad.
I” a hilt u h. "‘"I I 3e an alias? student '19“ '9 .0“ m m" and at coal. Sanitar m‘ »- ~nmh
his. every blamed tale; is how.— Anish ”:00! b2! VS“ “ :‘m p”, I I. "mush cc. ‘et a, ms or”. or use Ear-r8 and Cans as. m m John B. Sandner. ”on,” ha
Friday. We Place on Sale M_hw
A Number of Metal Beds wk“ of
in rearranging the stock we found we had too
many. These are first class models in three difier- gusts wmaml'mimwc’:
cnt finishes. L csted to notice how
vory, Mahogany and Walnut important is the Bras-
siere. With the up to
The products of the very best manufacturers
Allaregrestlyhducedandsomeareat Halfl’rice.
White Enameled Iron Bed, size 4x 6 ft. -
Regularly $15.00 3 7.50
White Enamehd Bed with two-inch con-
tinuous posts and one- inch fillers. Size
4 x 6 ft. Regularly $23. 50
date corset it is a ne-
cessity and of course
a desirable accessory
because it is general-
ly so pretty.
A brassiere hides _
the line of'tlic corstt
making the gown fit
$ll.75
l‘ory Bed‘with brass .caps. Regularly perfectly, revealing
$33.00 .~ $16.50 no ugly lines. .The
Walnut W” Bed size 4 x' 6' ft (variety is u
' ' Pink satin, novelty
Regularlylsfiibo $4000 fabrics and laces of
the durable kind. Let
one of the corsctiercs ..
lit-you.
second floor.
Hernm'ed Sheets
A second model, Walnut finish. Regu-
larly $38.00 -
Ivory Bed, 3 ft. size, with imitation cane
panels on head and foot board Reg-
ularly $30.00
$28.00
.$l5 00
ivory led with blue decorations. Regu- .
\ larly $25-00 $12-50 Heavy weight muslin
”m“ ”0°" and no center seam.
For summer homes and
Mattresses cottages. The best for
' many years.
No. l Faun—as With roll edge. $12.50 Size 51 x 90 inches.
The bet as“ if fill: Flms $17-50 -
N. 1 crass-mum ones 3 1.50 59303} $100
Box swim . ”7.“, Third floor.
Cray Enameledfisringa 3 6.00
Fourth Boot.
Baby Carriages
. The finest styles with artillery wheels, revers-
xhlc gears, and the best quality of corduroy uphol-
stery lining.
$31.50
An especially fine line of carrin
French gray, white enamel and
”165:: range in price from
$29. 50, $39 00, $52. 00 (0 $56.00
At Special Bargains
' About seven or fights-rinses left from last season
Marked at-Half Price 1
T 0 any one wishing 'a carriage and able to use
one of these it will be agcnuine bargain:
gas in ccru, blue,
frosted brown.
Fourth llsor.
A;
.' _' [ also in three shapes
_ g _ _ . Low neck, built-up
Poultry—“Wire; Netting
shoulder, and cufi‘
All else. in suck—0a: mm are Right 1
Rosenfield Brothers
Bodice style withtither
Hm" and "Mullshings
cuff knee or wideshcll
, 125 Washin'ton Street, Phone 340, Free Deliver
finish.
. Regular .51ch, w.
, Extra sizes, $1.25
Samar-ems of
the same 'falm’c, very
“WW
ZSdS.
out and it' is just the
smooth and-.sofi .
“thinness long.
- ears -.sleeves r
Awfeabyfu’: suturing from F 1‘ L M m CUE T
headache? g orshellknee.- -. -
backache, — , - 5 Regular sizes, $1.8
‘ -'looth:§:‘1|eél la .' . ‘ . Extra Sizes, $153
mm"... mammogfi ' ‘ Waco ‘ . mlmcgsfw
”I. MllCS Andy-Pain l’lllS . ugh. Wfi‘afi m” and Va.- shell ‘
One ("two and tbsp-in steps - Ema-‘1'“ "3"“
microns-:11: '1'... .... .. :% -m‘= m“ “if?
Suits"
AnlmportantSalefortheSmallWoman‘
These suits are of Read’s Tricotine, box fitted models
in a variety of styles Several for misses in the lin:
Former prices S49. 50 and $55 ()0 ‘
$39-50
“Printzess"
Seward (1 Mr
For Misses and Young Girls
Spring Costs in good assortment
M in Velou', Basket Mm Herringbone
and Polaire
For ages 7 to 16 years.
Made with sports or flare backs.
$9.50. $11.95and $15.00
Capes of Scotch Twwsl in tan and blue. full 1hr.
models, for ages 7 to 14 years.
$8.95 and $12.50
Sports Jacketg'tuxcdo fronts, made l-f
navy, copper, tan and green. Sizes for 14.
18 years. ,
\‘Clour in
16 mi
$12.59
Junior uni‘uncnl,
Second {lI-wr.
Specials in Linen This Week
Lace tdi'nrn‘edScu-fs with wide lace a good qu ill I ’
linen for centers, the styles. Size 18 x 50 imhcs.
. Regular $1. 50 For $1.00
Tray Goths, hemstitchad linen dam: 5k Regular
$1. 50 For $1.25
Colored W Centers, ’ 12 inches ‘ the
threads drawn by hand. Nice linen, all shacks. Reg-
ular 20 cts. 6 for _$1 .00
Huck Towels, hemmed or hemsiitched, all lin n :md
goodweight. Sizes 18 x 32 .and l8 x 34 inches.
Regularfié and 7S cts. so cts. each
Starts: Crash for hand or roller towels Regular
ForZOctsdtyd.
WW already hemmed... 18 inches
square? RegularSi. 65 For $1.39s doz.
WM 20 inches square, Special $2.95
Turkish Towels,— a large size. heavy double thread.
Regular 89 cts. , ~ 75¢. each.
Reibe‘r
Tovvels
Bird HOIBCS TaloBiVa‘laes in
and Baths
. Turkish. Towels
The stock to be closed
Good, size, heavy, the
- kind that will absorb
. right time of. year to the moisture well.
put, them out.- ' ‘ 59 ct. quality for 50 cu.
“$259” 399temlity§or75cu
m 'm ' Third floor.
0
only the host m m. ”1115‘ M.
Every day 8"“! rr .53v3 ":5
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