(Item I.” 3m SH ‘1' rty stricken ss (II-[ha home. it‘s worth [5222 no s tow“ (t8 wore they endsdthewsrwith ;1l “cash lam“ thn .1. a J‘Cdy. 9. so my m wue .; 2:53.333 the m m 2.2.- were seen-”whet” :,;-.~:d end M wee. . :3 alien property m .vwrtca. "“18 end Chile relished new- _~ : eeud. “not statuse- .— L". their mm m . - .- allies sud “Om : her waters. but never has. \ -'~. her Germ“ W . ,: “I!“ -. v. ermnnl were end ere very :s in all these countries and '. great desllnsiiottheln. Barrels 0‘ Money. could have doll. n. no - wy would have reslhsd hose- ; 2:: the money home to he .Lmst the elites. but thq z-‘t it across the oeesn. . :15- it piled up in boats to . was. Rossrio. anti-go do ‘ Spar-also. Rio de Jnneirm . .\ :rv: and other cities until -: fairly bursting with it. - :‘zc‘zt the whole perfod 0! ~- r profits with the filled Inb- ,- ~~;;.i'.ly pinched by domain . -'.- native countrie‘ the Ger- 5. likes: vast sums to operste black list was supposed to , :u. but there were pro- . .v Germans who couldn't find it firms to trade through. ~ 3 .» :‘ne armistice sad the en- ; islm-“ss depre-ion found the , in the one bend. in runny s ' :er put to it even to u :2. the hard tunel. m the ., w on the other. shyly roll- “, r-‘ndy cash with which to up every barxsin thst the ”"lfllfl soon forced into the .., endless numbers. (ash Right n8 End (1 in finance. Germsns ere for _— ill South America. then ever .\'ot the lesst of their ed- ' so is that. when n Lstin- rm in government or enterprise some accommodation the Ger- : don't hsve to refer the propo- : m the home country. If they - '7 handle it. they hove the re— » r'izht st hand. It wouldn't surprising if. on s. showdown. ‘2 a-.. would prove to be the most in- ‘ all single foreign intend on unhern continent. . at what it amounts to in cash ~~possible to say. but there’s no ' it runs high into the hundreds - ~-,:'.'.ions—enough to pay repen- rw for quite a. while. it— it were sziiie to get at it. i V. GRANT STILL DEFIES ORTHODOXY \«odsted Press ‘»'.W YOR an. 2:.—The Rev. Stickne Grant. restor- ot the cunt Episcopel Church of the - , min on lower Filth avenue, de- —- 1 today to indicate ‘ when he . 1 make tonne! reply to the ulti- ".le of Bishop Willism T. Mui- . 22m Dr. Grant either recent pul- '- mnces that “Jesus did not have r irmrr of God." or resign. Hi! '~ =n yesterday. in which he re- .. '- i that Christ wns human while -:ih and was not possessed of .lnus powers. should not be ~ .- ll as his reply to the bisho ‘l Will make my reply to the .— p formally, in the msnner in i . hr- addressed me." he aid. edd- : ‘ nit he did not know how soon " unsui-r would be resdy. “for those --.-= must be done delibrestely sud .‘.‘l\'." IL'THPORT AUTOIST - CRASHES INTO TRUCK .\ slignt automobile sceident hop- : at 12 o'clock. lust ni‘ltt. in «'i or the Tempornry Home tor L inn in VVesport svenue. Frank r. .11, or Post rosd. Sonthwfl. ....; LL Ford sutomobile owned 5! . .xl. E. Delstn. wss proceeding to- "1 Norwalk. 1 ( tly in trout o: the Children's ' Goetz crushed heed-on into en :zobilc truck perked on the ‘11. 0 load. The Ford wss bully l." d. riing to Goetl the” VI. no . g t on the truck whichwllm Hop rty of the Fleischmsn m fl ooklym N. Y. Them“ 1 letween the owners of them ':.(s although I. repofl‘llm - ' A: uptown police. 11001. MEX 1’0 m on 1mm 8 T‘I‘ winter meeting of the Me Bridgeport. Frlasy event-c. ‘ “Wary 26 st 6:10 o’clock. dinner will be “I'M .3 0: 80 5"“ which the members will “th- V m a. round “his mouth. to Ilk- 3‘ m an informs] w. ‘ -i' g to promotio- It. a 1’1 grade snd M to m .l. B. Devil. m of "9 d-‘H'Y Education. I“ 'm C» °3‘ p Supenmrotmw awn both otthe m and ”duration. will be M 3: All school use. ‘ rnectlcut ere m :i;;. and are is one “stubs "Marni. m ' a” T’anCe of the ‘8 “_ N 24 should induce sll ' ' " into the arch. i 39.9,, 5’. l“ _ The officers 0! the nudent. John A. I V‘Q’W u “bury M ’. . x' ”fig! ' Bonnie. “ ' “u 8* mumg .2."- were n low. M in ‘ O . _ -.1 “Mal“:- (1‘. For Living Room or Library Setof finned Tspostry, Queen Anne ~ design, davenport, wing chair and armchair. Was $262. 50 ~ $225.00 ‘SstofflluosndenpeTspostry, extra fine quality, spring seats and reversible sring cushions. Davenport, wing r and armchair. The same design as above with large spring 2% and covered with tine ck tigcstry. rose and w. Was $376. Was $387. 00 $340.00 $325.00 library Set in genuine leather with loose sring cushions, very luxurious and e egant. Davenport, rocker. Was $400. 00 chair and $320.00 Spoc‘nbin hrg‘esfisdAnnclnii-ssnd Rockers covered with brown Spanish leather. Were $65. 00 , $52.” fourth floor. 5min Clorhes . _ f" B l' , Worsted end Culi- white trimm with light pinkor lue. Were $3.50 . Now $2.00 & $2.50 Were $2.95 ~. . Were '32. 00, ”$1.50 He at 'd W Seesaw. , Were $7.50, Were 32. 25M " M3135 2.00, 1filVere 3 M31150 WoolBootssgsomc-r ’all m“$001, others silk .Were$2.oofia' ', 'Werett [We 59.2.2. 13.5125 mtlow75eh. LWere75cts. Ni. s‘; .Nsw35ds. Small Silver ‘ for the hue Sterling Silver Sela end Peppers, regularly $1.00 and $1.10, At 89 oh. s pr. Bsslnets with Sugsr ’ pierced designs, glass lin lugs? Regu 1y $2.10, In? M31 Pie end Celts Knives, . pearl handle with sterling ferrule. ' Regularly 75 cts. M59dnoseh. Xeinlsor.» Combs of French lousy Course and tine-or allacoarse teeth. Were regularly $2.00 and $2.25 $1.35. escli. I ' ' Toilet Booths. lollies! "‘ 11::th . , wls'oltllsssstlssswsshssohhwhstosdsss. Themes!“ haithkw n-hdfc ”bubble“ dilutes-sells” ushwofihsss‘itlw vsrylsfisiquiy FOfthOleiii'ifiROOm ‘51 Searchmceqmuty. millet. . cabinet, di five chairs 1: Was $425.00 LouisXVlSotofAn iii-nibble, serving onesrmcbair. Moo eMahogsnE‘with, Buffet, china cabinet. serving dining table, five chairs and one shu- chair. Was $600.00 moo Jacobson Walnut Set, bufi‘et. china cab- ‘ Was $295.00 FortheBedroom Walnut Set. bed, bmeau, chifl‘onier and dressing table. Was $245.00 $175.00 Wshnrt Set, bow-foot bed, bureau, chiffor- ‘ ’ cite and vanity dresser. Queen Anne design. Was $240.00 $192.00 Set. it bed. chili upholstered chair andbench. Was $595.00 » inct, serving table, dining table, five chairs and one anncluir. stuzctive. bureau. drssiu table, 3475.” 943332085 Half Price If one can use any ofihctullow‘lursizss herels'sbargsin. Double SpielGown .7 Springnixdz, ' 7:. , 5. Pumps :11de AllGrgy Buck, Reginarlyfi-Oomiim Dark brown and gr: , ,-.»;_ s o E I ‘l a. n5: "" Smokedumsewithdakm Bed Spreeds 'Aremsrksbl numberof ym finish. Very attractiiTe ”Show” ‘23? as For size ,4 ft. 6 inch beds. R 817 ' who ’ .01550. Sfl.m:i..dofw rea 5 good wgight, a close firm we‘ve. Size 85x95 inches.‘ Regularl $3.75 ' Solo ' \ - . New'Fur Costs ‘ WbthstnrySsls ltwasnot expectedtlnt we shouldbeobllged "‘ to buy any more-coats. but our stock fell rapidly dur- ing one or two days and a fortunate purchase in themsrkethas tusafewraccoousndsssl costs which“ are won erful values. have deep( shswl liars and wide cuffsgasf' natural. skunk, a very superior quality. The linings are of Maliinson’s Pussy Willow Taficias in rose, henna, and other attractive shades. Priced st 3195 .00 and $210. 00 Sal. (dyed Cossy) Costs with genuine mini collars and on ifs. 3265.00» i rho-d idem Costs. These are extra fine quality dark skins, beautifully shaded, deep collar! and culls of the same. 32.50. 00 and 3295.00 Those who have waited until now without buy- ing a fur coat will be very pleased at these adoring; a... loss Hats. Our Latest Arrivsls ' Aims » - . VshSuswgl-lsiaohandyaothn- Mfismfihfiepsssudl’ds . Hatswifiiwidebrimstumedupofi‘thefsoe'. potash: pessndhrgeflafingmmbrunswltbroli 2'5 sttheside. Allure artistically trlnunedwitbostricb or ooque'festhers, quills in gay colorings, embroidery or spring flowers. 2 A very delightful group. M “0 Housekeeping Needs - mmhmcwmmm ~' heapmmlsrlymm ”Pris-311.8 f hummmmm ”more.” run has sin. A ‘ i ...E'“; 12%,: ”.01"; , ,2 anew—eminent” s. “a ’MWMI I,“ ...: WM _ a 3%: mmdflumwbsds‘onl wear-mm Sele’llse‘ In. .1. at ”subsidise”; “distill- , W Wm” uses-sue I
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