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since we have
opened our door
For SThis .
Harris’ Great
lothin’g and Furmshlng
Sale ~. NOW ' On
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HARMRD. Jon. 184—!an F.
Bolinrdwillnotbsontnsfiosrdod
commoners ot Fslriisld esnntr
steer October 1 or this year: Al.
though the oppointxnents by the Gen-
eral Assembly of communion h
at lesst two months owns. this much
is cert-in todnye he terms or Ir.
Bollard end Commissioner-«castles P.‘
non of Bethel explreon the sums
dste. and the indications are thst
' Hm Wilhbe rumbled and M
will not. Compilations may nrlss‘
in the interv'ening severnl weeks he-
!ors the appointments nre maile' but
they last.
Represohtntive John Bill or Shelton
or Robert fitsroy ot the Ninth on:
triet. Bridgeport. will be appointed
for. the (our year norm. succeeding
Ballsrd. ‘
‘ Theaiiustion by yrhidh’ Bliss-d will-
step out after two terms on county
annmlssioner. has been in the melt
_ . I;
he
And we thank the phone f
were not here ‘at the opening, _ share the
Ammo-memes... ; 3 Everythlng Must Go—Nothmg Reserved
Tm‘sm A REALSALEWITH REAL BARGAINS
WeAreNoeretnnngaFewostnySpecinls. ‘. . .
ing (or several months; It results
from a. chain of clrcumstsnces, rath-
er than from any single event meet-
ing his reintIOns with the upstate
organization. It (reported that,
the Bridgeport mun stinding with
the Rorsbnclt machine is not no se-
cure as it once wss, but. even- so. the"
county commi-ionership is to be
settled adversely to him more. because
of the grew influence of Bill or.
Fitzroy. than beuuse ot Bollard’s,
impaired position.
The two county commissioners who
are to be appointed by thh legislsn
ture,. for {our yesrs terms doting
from October 1, are likely to be the
lost to serve the full term’.
Announcement
has been made that
$200,000,000 in VictOry notes called
for redemption December 15, 1922
and
$400,,000000 in War Savings
Stamps, due January last, 1923, are
still outstanding.
Interest stopped on due date.
Are you one of those who have
neglected making your money
work for you ?
If 30, place these funds in our
Sallings‘Depurtment - w-
We Allow You 41/; Per Cent.
Interest.
The City National
Bzink
South Norwalk‘, Conn.
Msy Chssgo Kurd.
There is a growing movement
tending towards either the abolish-
ment of the county commissioners en-
_ tirely sud reporing the shin ot the
county more centrslly in the hands
of the sherifl. or townrds eliminnting
two of the minded commissioners.
leaving one snarled men to attend to
the sdmlnistrstivs snail-s. with two
other commissioners, serving without
pay. to not in an advisory especity.
This latter plan would be on the
order oi the b'osrd of selectlnen in
‘ small towns or Connecticut; The
Fsirfleld county commissionerships
are accompanied it present by s. rel:
hry of 82,600 I. year. and are regnrd-
eri in various ways as choice political
, plums. although the politiesl prestige
of the position diminished since the
nbollshment of the liquor licenses.
Comlsrioner Ballard stated todnr
that he did ‘not know whether or not
he would accept a. reappointment it
it were ,«oflered him. He said hh’
onelness interests Were now so ex-
tensive. that the demands upon his
Ytime-nnd energy were heavier than
they should be. He said he wss re-
MEN'S :3st -'
reassurance - Ares nun - tutu-t styles
$16. 95
MEN’S Sm
Formerly $25M; 2— 1. row left
$2 49” ' .4 38*?95‘?
MOLE ‘ SKINS
Intro Heavy
quired to spend n port of each week
in Hartford and in New Keven. and
thnt some'time ego“ hehnd serotonin.
ed he would not sceept an appoint-
,ment of my kind becsuse he did not
have any time. -
in the meantime. those ’no have
Sheepskm Coa’, ts; $6.95 m ass—«mm»
Value none ’
Ban 3.... so... 1
;
'been training with the upstate organ-
iwtion hnve been setting themselxes
tor the two places on the board 0!
lcommissioncrs. it is practically
conceded that Commissioner Hm
will not be dispaced. Hits connections
are of the best. extending. through
that of Harry E. MecKenzie now
Nl'en’ s Union Suits, $1.19.
. rhefinestxske. . ;
. . Velue$235~ Looxl ~
prohibition enforcement chief, direct-
ly to the inner circle of the Bareback
dynasty For the other place, though.
-it appears as though there would be
a. grand contest between the Shelton
men and Mr. Fitzroy.
Both snugly m
Both are welt rortlned in making
the contest. Mr. Hill. who is enter—
ing uponilis third term in the Hones.
is also county nuditor. end his most
striking political accomplishment or.
into come last summer, when he do-
feated the late Joseph 1. Flint of
me; Jeannette
Cometiere 8c Glover
So. Main St. , South Normals Conn:
Clifford Hotel Bldg.
OPEN SATURDAY. mo arm. 19 P I.
January Clearance Sale
Aspncnnuuoi_ SportWoolese
Corsets ' ‘ W 75: one:
Lastlc Top and Low 3“ - Max's“ 31‘
Models _,
51.00 and $1.43 . ELM” my
Fancy S'lk Broosd 9
Lovfluu . 'e flmufi,”
C9139“, ssosr wool. so: ._
szes 20 to 20 only
$2.49, 52,95, 53,49 w _ ’ ~ A 796
originally “m, m u. g “ anti-ooson!..i‘..’
$1.50NemoCirdet .*_ mimetic-tier:
Bressieres
ose out at “whim
‘ARTER’S WINTER;
UNDERWEAR ,.
At Reduced Priom 9
FairfleM’IOr the 25th district place on
the Republican state central commit-
tee; At the time. he won on the
strength of being s Roz-aback man.
tmorfly of the nine towns in the
d voting in tnvor of lining up
solidly with the orgsnlsstion.
Btu litany. the Bridgeport msn.
s
Golds—Values to $9.00 g"
_ s‘ A!“ epl'w’ :e-..v—~ ,g..7—,~. we ..
has s. clsim on the position that!
pcrhnps, _even stronger. 8mm
hes nlwnys been conceded, without
dissent-x losstonel Won the
board aim commissioners. The
Park at! rennesents 44 per cent. it
titled to permanent
this substsnusl (not, Pitsroy an “a
an sctive career in puma.
‘ $395.1?er V '."
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