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o’
In order to save five hundred dol-
lars a yea; a family of two, living in
New York. requires an income 02‘
34.600; while the sauna saving can be
cellected on an income of 82,800 out-
with of New‘York, according to com-
mutative budgets announced by the
«Commonwealth School. of New York.
a school of home-making economics.
fit is estimated that these two incomes
are about ual «in comtort and neces-
sity purch. ng power due to the dif-
ference in the cost of living in New .
Instr and the smaller communities.
The items making up the two bud-
Accordi
family he
period or
-. produce
These
get! are:
: Outside of fast however, according to the Com- ,
New York New York rquiwealth School. a} “he’case “hie-- .M- 93“.?“ ‘ngz'vfzt rgfifmamgg , > - _
llent ......... $1200.00 $500.00 thud" of budget mining ls newton: He ”J“ «“fia— “mm, lathe Good nah 0988;)? m ' '
Topd .......... 700.00 550.00 sidered'more reliable thanvtheiperfi 9339;? in?!” “‘5'85‘“; "pi-”epared'ior‘ 8.? - V. . ' »_ . g A} , .. M . .17.
othing ..t . . . 800,00 400.00 centag'e methbd heretofore used. 1111— ”.9“ .Dfiyfiv . "remaining-the , . - . . , 7, . csomethi‘ ng-e[geg——a- (115‘
Incidentals (op— der the case method each family . in presentation 19 :19}; HF .. ) g - ‘ 9'. tht—laceecorsetsbimg -« th. . and t0
,mting exnenses) 600.00 400.00 considered as '9. law to itsoit'injget-J .comlezesesye i’, -. m. . 'tfncflVe ability to adjust themBGIVGS to. p ,3. _ , 5
I l A - l H h l . mold the figure into proper lines with no 032.7125
' ‘ ' ' thanto‘ he the 10.003 0- onefs
AT 25
N0 Joke——No Misprint—No Mistake '——
between the hours of 10 and 11 o’clock for one hour only.
‘fect goods, sizes from 4 to
any in this lot for $1.00, an
quarter. - ‘
TWO
Black or 'bl‘OWH,‘ button or
you‘lhat‘can'save your dollars in buying footw
Service Shoe Store.
miés’ Pat Colt
Toddle Pump
With Rubber lleel
; $2.90
Any Size ..
~ The budgets are based on-an arbi—
trary standard of‘livlng. The saving
could be increased in New York by
lowing this standard. and decreased
outside Nechorlt by raising it.
New York dollar has only about
per cent. of the purchasing power of.
the outside dollar; and if the average
savings at
the family
work and saving at the end of ap-.
l proximately-seventeen years and dive
last comfortably on the income from
savings as the New York family can
at the end of thirty. ‘
"air of sh
Tennis Shoes—«All Sizes
Brown Canvas Tops. \\'ill (in This Day at. 98c
and in the yer-Ila“)
‘mu'tO-v. “swim in—mtihw mount :1“:
------ 600.130. some kind of recs-mu and the amoun o
-—-——- entertaining done: and the budget
84600.00 32800.00 must be made with the needs of the
individual family in view rather thaw
for families lemmas”. .:
REVENTS SUICIDE - ' ‘
P .. AWA’RDED A KISS
April 28.——Caesar Dunn
the ,
Ct... playwright, was re-
56
' DETROIT.
ng to these budgets.
of Bridgeport,
leap from a“ ferry anroute from Wind-
sor. Canada, to this city. The woman
rushed to the rail; and was about to
plunge whom Jill-xi Dunn restrained ~
her. ‘For a moment after ‘she was
saved the woman washysterical, but
When she had recovered’her compos—
.ure she seized Mr. Dunn and kissed .
him.
3 an effective. productive
thirty years'during which
compound interest will
competence toroidage.
a
in the country can quit.
' . .__—-——- ' ' :
_ BRIDGEPORT. April .28.-,—«Csesar..
Mr. and Mrs. John
not hard and , , .
Dunn is‘the son 0!
figures are
«is
Saturday morning .3
All per-
8. We Will lot you have your choice of.
dyou can have another pair for. a . .
oes for $1.25 —
else we have for '
car at the Self-
lace—Just look what
Ladies’ Jazz
Pump or Oxfords
A Few More Left
$1.90 ’ '
........ .............n..
Come in and Brouse Around.-
Ladies’ Tan
Sport Oxfords
Plain Toe
$2.90 .
Ladies’ Tan
Kid or Calf
Pumps
1 and 2 Straps
$2.90
Ladies’ ‘ Sport
Ladies’ Tan Ladies’ Pat.
Oxfords Colt Strap Oxfords .
. . .- Pumps Tan 01‘ Bl 8 (‘k
Military HOP" A“ '1‘ r i m. Rubber
~ Sizes _ Gray Suede Back Bottom.
$2.90 $3.90 - $3.90.
Teach Your Dollars to Have More Sense.
Children’s Ton Children’s Pat.
., or Black High Colt Strap
Cut Lace Shoes Pumps
Rubber Heels Rubber Heels
$1.79, $1.90 ..
Misses’ Pat. Ladies’ Kid Missos’ Tan or
Colt Juliet or Strap Black High
(‘l-amlmzm‘ Tap. House Slipper Cut Lace Shoes
Rubber Heels
$2.09
lligh l'nt Lace.
Rllbln‘l' Heels.
$2.69
Rubber Heels
$1.49
We Put the Strangle Hold on High- Prices.
- Boys’ Shoes ’ . BOys’ Tan
In Tan or Black Blficher. Shoes
Bl h . -
yell: 9%.,”- Gfiag With Copper Tips.
ber Heels. Rubber Heels;
$2.90 .1 . $2.29 '
Many More Items 'On Our
Men’s Tan Calf 4 f ,
Shoes Men’s or
Or Oxfords. Also‘in A ‘ ‘ s‘ “'1 '1
v_B l a c k Goodyear HYDE: “.11.:
Welt. Rubber Heels. on a} ’
7 They Won’t.
$3,90..l‘
Comfort Shoes Boys’ Tan 01: ,
Black . Blucher -
' Shoes
Combinations lubber Heels
351.79 132.90.; $1.90 -,
Racks.
Men’s Ariny
Children’s
Sport Oxfords w i t h cushion
Sole. Rubber Noel
Boys" Elk Skin Scouts
. Oflicer Shoes
They Last $ - ‘
l‘ (d 'ea “7 1 t- .
Get Them Now. . . . .1 1'90 llillllllalgl‘leels:_e
Com’e Again. ,,
$3.90
Men’s Tan - Men’s Tan .
Calf Shoes Sport Oxfords
or Oxford‘s ‘ ' Grain ‘Leather,
Rubber Bottom.
$4.90 ., F $4.901
Men’s Reg. 7 Men’s Regs
Men’s Black .
yici Kid Police Shoe Navy Shoe ' "
Blucher \Vith Double Sole GoOdyearr‘Rl'elt .-
$3~90 : $4.90;5.$4.90 -
Self Service'Shoe.
ONE STEP. FROM CORNER .,
. s NO. Main st.
. S‘ONorwalk, Ct. 2 ‘
if
i
_ of complaints upon the
tore j.
jhavejfllle;
' , Dozens of difie‘rent corsets in:
ends correct"
for easier.=- to adaust - them ,
(oxford ties l , 0d 1‘ m
-- Gossard are. best of frontelscing corsets; in m, 36 ‘ .0 |’
Variety or types, in fabric, in thoroughness of making. .
' LA. Gossardof special ads
prevailing‘flgure types 1 .
. smarttstyle, ease, graceafervlcer-e $3.25 to $6.50
Gay new;_ light
pretty sweaters.-
1silfpealto all w0men who love the
c
Vb? patterns that
Spirit 0 youth and of
Second
'. .. . Dainty new fabrics
for vestees
Crisp Summer-y light nl'gandy is foundation,
Wlfll‘fl.‘ is combined lace or net; that‘lace of several
different sorts and beauties,
And the result is a yestee fabric which has softness
rsonal charm,
Center aisle, from.
W I;
and beauty and 3 ye
Plumilslullu.’ ‘
Null-cumulus.
LONDUN. April BS.-———The alterna-
tive? of going to church on Sunday or
paying a fine is suggested by the Rev.
Robcl't l“orman Horton. one of Eng—
land's most noted Neil-Ctni‘ormist
ministers. as a means of raising suf-
ficient revenue. "to run the country
without plunging it into bankruptcy."
Such legislation. he declares. would
nm.£30.000,oog'a rear.
.1)r. Horton's suggestion is said to
be based on n. law passed in the reign
of Edward VI. when anyone absent-
lng himself from church “without
lawful or reasonable excuse" was
fined one shilling. The law was re-
pealed. but re-enacted and rigidly en—
forced in subse‘quent reigns. ~
, The 50 or more churches in the
square mile around the Bank or Eng-
land contained full con‘gregatibns in
those days. but few persons enter
them on Weekdays now except Amer—
ican tourists. and the'Sunday congre-
gations, Dr. Horton declares. "do not
exceed a baker's dozen." . The Bis-
hop of London has even gone so far
as to suggest that some or them be
demolhhed and the valuable ‘sité‘s
.sold to provide funds with which
churches could be built in other parts
of the city. '
This suggestion
brought a deluge
Bishop. but
strange to say. they weré not from
persons identified with. church ab
fairs. Almost without exception they
came from financiers. who maintain-
ed that the sight. of these old church-
es served a very good purpose in.
softening the hearts oi: “money-mad
[crowdsf’ who gazed upon them as
they 'hurried by.
lNIMPlllllANlllllNll
, Tl] Bil llllilll uw:
* Plan to beautify the grounds about.
the home and start right now—you’ll
he might)‘ glad later on. The Morrison
Greenhouses (Joseph F. Meckel,
groom). takesfthls opportunity.» of plac-
F‘ing this important/matter before‘thé
[public merely in'a' suggestive way and
0' those Whoare" interested these
greenhouses 'will be found-to be well
stocked with choicel‘iardy plants of all
kinds. and a, mighty fine stock of rose
bushes. shrubs etc. You'll ilnd this
organization ready and Willing to co-
operate at allltimes in telling you the
t—lacé,, corsets * ' ‘ i‘ , .
:adyantaga l -‘
Navajo patterns, fancy weaves. plain was?
Shetland wool, loosely—knit 'flber,‘ . .
Sllpons, Tuxedos, some out particularly low.
“1'12le nttl'netive colors and clever combinations;-
things you should know to get goody
oratojwearerra. 8°“!—
' 'il" ‘t'eaehofthenine, 7
Nab fly ° Msmdeohine, to the touch!
a...
' £05 to $10.
fleas,
and such.
92.50 to $12,
51331": “:ANTS A PENSION
HAVANA. Cuba. April 28.-—-Churles
Lopez St He. who recovered the ensign
ct lhe battleship Maine from Havana
harbor and delivered it to the Amer-
ican Consulat the day following the
iltS‘l'UCthn 01‘ the warship in 1898.
has applied to the, l’nited States gov-
Ll‘llmOlli for a pension in recognition
of that. service.
Sonc has for years been a sandwich
mun. familiar on the streets of Ha-
\'an:t for his fancy costumes and gau-l
dily painted signs. But the advertis-
ing- business. he says, has not been
‘profitablo: of late. His petition for a.
pension. filed with the American Le-
gntion. gives poverty as a reason for
the request. ' . ..
u
I,
1' Bright scarfs “
nets of Colorgk’bring pleasure,
4 .
t ‘ ythg‘nrks'imost) V'efiecti've
border.
open dots in white; or colored stripe: and belly.
terns‘ ‘of personality.
more of those cute gingham kerell‘ivb i", plwm
Among theme-lot of startling dang: 922 :y an.
eclnbinstiono—e
brightness,
are embroidered organdics.
a d lace, some. with sleeves and u may. l-l
i MME JEANNET ‘E
a SG‘SOUTH MAIN STREET
' ' ‘ ‘ it“? . Opén Saturday Evening Until 10 RM. we
" 10 .- Per Cent.
of much 011861.
Add-to bofll-efleotandbeauty of Spring
mfiSfikm rich 00101.8 01' in {afieyratfipeé .
’ lqenonghso w'eman my twigt '_ .
and tasteful— mg;
S New ‘kerChiefs of ~. ’
ll 82 fine beauty
' A W {fibril}; cotton blil as titling.“
Q-”
Pretty," to remarkable degree.
Men’s have either a colored hem .1.
Women’s have self stripe of m m. ..r lifie .
Different and winsome. Men’.~.~--500: “when
New jazzy bright lmndkercllicfr: for WM
Center (aisle. lv er,
New piquant
wash-dress trimmings
. 80839. Of Ollllcolorl; some of many wing-9,
Even some in Bugarian r-fi’wls ' law;
the:
@-
Anel urgently. Anal 1.0-. .
'l‘llcl‘l- :2'4- :£."l
Very sorts that bring dislinvtill
There are ginghams.
\
d 88 of fine cottonflfabric— . 1-5 5‘. . '
New gulmpes all ready for St‘l'i'll‘lz (by: 2,
WW» ~ ..7...
\v
r-‘Jlflh ’-.
Main floor, 0‘ tier alria.
$165. at (‘uneo 5
Unusual Display of Pan
In order to get the peeple of Roman;
our beautiful flowers, especially fancy Parsies. we are :61
to sell them at specml' prices Saturday.
WE CARRY SEEDS or ALL KENDS
CUNEO’S
P110110 12230 - 140 Washington 521%:
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SOUTH NORWALK. (ONS- '
'ReductiOn on All Me
“$8,00-Silk Hesiery A M I
E Anselm ' -. $225
$27.50. Silk Hosiery. l I- k -
all}. White, Brown 51‘95
$2.00 Silk HoSiery
#3001013 it .
.: $1;§50‘81flk;‘43"3ohiei‘y- -. . ‘
an Odors ' “ 31’0“
Q soon a... . _ $1400
2149‘. as‘se
BEA
'suk’nisle
«Effie! ;
fifi
1.72 no; Soir- , . . 3 f9*$1'
results with the plants. shrubbery, etc..«
that you haven care about. _. 68 Van“
'gsndtrst . ‘rhone 1490, Adv. “ ‘
“A
of .Corsets AS Carried 'in. .Stoc .
fl .VHOSI’ERY/ " GLOVES SILK
UNDERWEAR
Children’s Hosiery A . 49c ‘l
, i'tsasi‘lk‘sai $1.00 ’-
n.1-28i1k80375c
'3-4'Idsle‘flox 49¢
$3.00 French Kid
(allows
. $2.25
$3.00 Crepe de Chjne
$2.00 Long Silk Gloves... White Envelope Chemise 1 .9
$4.00 G‘repe de Chi?l
2&2?“ Brown, $1.35 _ Envelope Chemise $2, 5a 7.
$1.50 2.01“ Silk . $5.00 Radium Silk .49“ i‘
910?”: A.“ $019“ 51’0“ Envelope Cheméifk 23p 01' 3g
: $10.0 ’2‘,“ Silk ‘ ’ $5.00 Jersey .1 ,
6130s,, «WEE. (my 750 333113;” A“ 53-50
$1.00. diam ~ $4.00 Jersey Silk Petticoats
,Suedeolovgg; 75': All colors $2.33
VAN”? FAIR SILK MUSLIN
.‘UNDERWEAR UNDERWEAR .
32 Inoh'Vest . . . . . . . . . . $1.95 Outsixo Nightgowns ... 51:3,
84‘Inch9Vest $2.45 ‘ E 1 ”£35.23” ' Elm ‘
‘ j . nve o ..... V ' '
Bloomers . .' ..... $2.95 crepe gourmets . . - . . €152: g
:Union‘sfiwm- . $4.50 ~ flmfigggeuémgcr
Drawers Combinations . $1-‘5 !
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