912.98
New Spring Styles!
DRESSES
For Street or Business Wear.
22.50
to
Those Hats Breathe Spring
Ranging in price from $2. 98 to $10.,00 one has
generous opportunity to appease style preference
and spend 33'; thin her budget of expenditure.
SNOWINCREASE
Total of $93,000 18 $6,-
000 Over Previous
Year -- So. Norwalkm
Returns Up
HARTFORD. lurch 7.—-—Practlc-
any complete returns tron the
ChrIannas Seal Sale received at the
, came at the State Tuberculoda Com-
ulsn'lon have established the total
.5 about 893.500. an Increase of
ore than 35.000 over last year's
cunt. The final reports have
.135“ the earlier catimata which
:écated that. because the sales In
3m] post oncea were stopped by
..e Sauonal Treasury Department.
a. slight falling on would be record-
ml. Instead. the statement was
made today that. because of the lo-
iot seteral thousand dollars by this
cause. a generous response has
been made by the people 0: Con-
uecticut who. on learning that It
had occurred. rallied to the support
or the work. increased thetr real
purchases and made certain not only
the continuance ’of
‘ work but also Its expansion and do-
? velopment throughout the state.
The Increased total will allow the
appointment of several additional
public health nurses. especially In
the tuberculosis field. the mainten-
tub-er :ulrgjs _
the Ilka. Hartford. madletown and
Bockvme. finally showed W
return. Siddletown being one of the
greatest percent advances m the
state.
it. clues and town: which show.
Brenton from 88” to Stflzllrtdge-
pot-L31. ‘31 to 3'500: m 33,3 *
to 81.480: Darla), 3271 to 8371: En-
nex. $278 to 8330; muses: to
81.200: Greenwich. 81.!“ to 81.-
‘91; Groton. 871 “fil‘i: Lance-d
3290 to 836;: Banden. 8725 to $1,-
coo; Hartford. 813.272 to 81¢.188:
Dankbon. 88:0 to “82: Madison,
8141 to 8183: South Manchester. 81 -
123 to 81.278: lleriden. 83. 098 in
“.063: luddletowa. 81.735 to 3:-
338: New Londdn. 81.534 to 82.05:;
North Haven. 8243 to 8352: South
Norwalk. 81.164 to 81.279: Norwich.
82.120 to 32.221: PlatnvIIle. $226 to
8440: M. 8335 to 80!:
Southlnflon. 8352 to 8419;
81‘: to 8: 51: Mal. $174 to 8381;
Stamford. 82, (A. to 82. $13; Suit.
ford. 8457 to 8539; Springfield. 34“
to 85:8: Torl'inxmn. 81.119 to 31,-
:45; Vernon. “19 to 853‘: Water.
bury. 84.507 to 84.793; Waterford,
3‘! to 312:: Watertown, 863‘ to 31,-
139.
Two new units were added dur—
Ing the year. East Hartxord Rising
82?: and East Haven 3345.
Hartford‘s total of 811.158 has led
the state. as last year. It is the
largest aunt ever raised by a Con-
necticut City in a tnberculosh um-
palgn. New Haven Is second again
F IN AL CLEAN -UP
ON WOMEN‘S AND MISSES’
IVINTER COATS
3453:! s 15 - Values
to $35
FOR SPORTS \3’
Jacoby’ s
:3
12-14 No. Main St. 3
Kill: HOME OI" HOOD CLOTHES. ‘
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l -, , .1; [Gehebe’s
-vd
“Ina-hm
_ {this 51 [01155 3'. 'ARE at SUBSTANTIAL SAVINGS
Grasp nu- Opportunity to [my It You “fish to Sun: Money.
POLDLVG (‘LOTHL‘i lrlu‘ILIts TEA Pats
tale—“'12:: "'.:r:r'r'd. tfzr'r: “Afr—Important earthenware
{031. 33 .',r'. L- :i. tr'ra yang. 1-3 {025. neatly decorated. 6 cup
at SI 9‘5 size. at 79c
AXDROCE OVEN
{or heating Irons, baking.
at 70c
ROLLER SKATES
8:.75—Suzznble {or boy- and
2:71: a: 3!.39
“ASH BOILERS
S‘.‘.?S—Ei-.a-.-y tin sn'th copper
t-oztom. 5:22 9. at $2.33
GARBAGE CASS
“JD—Large size made 0! gal-
:amre-l Iron. at 08c
BUTTER CKOCKS
43c—2 lb. size. made of earth
V." II “1.101th \I .j\~fll Rs
‘ ' s r :f“ -s of? n2: ['59
3, 3‘ .,, .. ~ -
“nuts. .‘ ...A.. 933..
COOKING POTS
81 Zx—l r.‘. '-\;;‘n s‘-'- i
ced. l". or}: Lf'wl' ..11 3'22:
hand . at 69C
‘ HWY:-
(“UP 1‘ [Sb [10“LS
"n—Swrwih :55;
...
Inches 12 di.:-' r at I?»
.lercn
COBBLLR SETS
81."
hammer.
At 79c sot.
SHOE TREE‘
SLGO—Assorted colors. 2'!‘
hold four pair shoes. C:m;fict~t
with red. at 81.40 set
VA ('L' l‘ .‘l BIHTLES
$2.23—I'niversn: made. 1 pin'
33 “’ASHISGTOX ST. SOUTH NOBWALI
PALACE BOQTERY
PALACE THEATRE BLDG.
HOP TOY PUB/[PS
Are being shown at the Palace Bootery in gray
suede. Hop Toy IS a Palace Bootery creation. The
newest in footwear mode. Cuban and low heels
Gray suedes lead the footwear color for Spring
$5.95 and $6.95
Hosiery—All Colors
: Estimates cheerfufly rendered on
any Building Operations. '
. Coed work and a fair price assured
O. F. BURGHART
Burghart Built
Means Well Built
Bridgeport. Conn.
Phone Noble 4073
BROWER &. MALONE FEED 00.
'- marl. cor.
SEMI-SOLID 3W
by practical poultry people with great success for layin,
hens and baby chicks.
Iuhpofun organ/.13. cam—mm
with each can.
l
EAR—F OR DRESS WEAR l :
l :'
with 811.07: and Bridgeport third.
The 88.500 secured In Brldlepon u
use largest amount recorded there.
Hartioru'a «per capita. ale I: 5.?
against 8.5 last yur. New Eaten"
6.5 against 6.6 last year and Bridge-
port’s 5.5 against 4.! year ago.
Merlden led the cities or the state
with a per capita of II.
Seteral of the smaller towns who
ance of the :5 tuberculosis cllnia
lwhlch the Tuberculosis Communion
started several years ago In the
‘Connectlcut clues and towns; main-
rtaining nourishing lunchea for un-
derweight children. eopeclally In
, the open air schoola and Incldental
rule! In needy cam where other
-p:-o\'isIon Is not othrwiee pogtble.
: The Increase In the Seal Sale to.
s HYA’I‘T
GOODS STORE
Shy—Wants Them to ..
Be Aggressive ' '
LOVDON. larch 7. —Schoolmno-
ten. “shyandretirtngstmlathattlbeys
are" ought to back up and be an;
rogant and aggredvc and take hold
otthewurld. tortheyarethe mom.
important people in the whole civil-
ised community. any: 3. G. Welh.
When Mr. \‘I‘ells delivered hun-
self ct these opinions In an address
to the annual meeting of the Incor-
porated Asociatlon of Assistant.
Blasters In Secondary Schools, some
at the assembled teachers applauded
and other laughed.
But an. Welln did not laugh.
“I want to teach ahamele-zeas to
schoolteachers." he said. ‘ I want to
teach them arr-ounce and aggres- '
stun. Arrogance and the dlspodtior. tanned.
to take hold of the world Is not a
characteristic of all school-masters
A for of them can to be unconscious
of the amount-and range of their
tnncuona. They don't seem to realize
that the world Is not a going con-
cern. but a finished amir in which
they have a very subordinate and
supplementary part. They are a
_._.
conducted a spirited personal an- Then
m to raise their tuberculosis {and
for the year headed the state In per
apita sales, Beacon Falls leading
for the fifth year with“ 19. North
Haven standing ecconr' with 18.5.
while the other leaders were:
Canton. 114: New Canaan. 15;
Sinsbury. 14.5. Gullford, 13.2: Wall-
ingiord. 13; Suffield. 12.8: Berlden.
world."
life" that
11.1; EM 1!: Hamden, 10.5: and
Cheshire. 19.
Are You Ever Hungry
In The Evening
Chicken Tettrazini, Beef 3 la Deutscll, Welsh Rarebit and other appetizing
and delicious preparations are carried in our store ready cooked for late suppers at
home or for luncheon use. All that is necessary is to heat these dishes and they are
ready to serve. Next time you are planning a lig h t supper, select College Inn
Cooked Foods. You’ll be pleased. Many hostesses keep a supply at home for emer-
gency use.
During Lent we will carry a larger variety of fish food-products. Fish Chow-
der and Saltsea Clam Chowder are sufficiently nourishing to take the place of an or-
dinary meat course. We also any individual-size tins of sardines among other se-
lections for lighter meals. Below are prices selected at. r a n d o m from our aisles,
where all prices are in sight, and all are reasonable.
OAKLAN
OR BLUE
YUBAN COFFEE ‘
39c
300mm
PINEAPPLE. 20
BPICURE FANCY 45c
awn MON, V, I!) can
Eclipfie Finest NORM 21c
1011;13ng m 25c
.SI'RICflYFRESlIEGCS
LIBBY’S FANCY PEACHES 29c
LIBBY’B FANCY nurr J
SALAD, 30 ca. can
L133? '8 FANCY SLICK!)
4.133?! PAIOY
“310028. 30 as. can
ram. tom mun
swam-runs, so ca. can
POLO IAIOYIAIII
OOH, an as. an
1 Pound Print
Divided in Quarters
KRAFT’S FINEST
LOAF CHEESE.Pound'
54c
37 c
35c.
3 3:; 29¢
Waldorfzxtrai‘ancyaoldenzsc
Bantam Oorn, Noam
WALDORPBIPI'BDLIT 25c
27c
11.: Gunman“.
mil-mm.
Me
So
warmer use!
1 ll:
BORDEN’S EVAPORATED
MILK
47c ,
31c ,
29c»
“can
turn BEARS,
Allkindacan
15c rent-rah m Mani
Producta, 3 packages 25c
17c W's ”GABON!
PRODUCTS, package
Pound ..........
van cm's LIGHT
mrrmuflsn, l/,t_bun27c
Lons'ren, v, n can
ANOLBROOLUHBIA 17c
Winner
BARBER, 1-4an
IV Pmomvnom
FANCY LARGEJUICY
GRAPEFRUIT
3F°r25c1
FANCY, SWEET, JUICY, THIN
Isms. slu- jar
SKIN FLORIDA omens Dozen 25c
shy and specialised people who keep
together even on their holidays.
Mr. Wells turned his
thoughts to this “new and better
this “reconstructed human
“hlghominded people"
talk so much about these days. He
said that when the reconstructed hu-
man lite exists. school-teachers will
be the very soul .and center of it.
only by and through teachers. heroic
teachers. he said. would it be poo
sible to conceive of any escape from
"the dlstressful and unsatisfactory
lite the mankind lives today."
.J
NORWALK s LEADING our
Showing the Easter Styles
Weextendamostoordialandurgentinvitationtoau
estedtovisitoanuitSedionwheretheVERY LATEST 3101),
E13 01" SPRING DRESSE AND COATS are now ready {0,
your mspecfion.
'l‘headvanced guard ofournewstockis here and daily addi.
tions are being received.
SPORT COA'ISand to the new CREPE DRESSES’ in both figur.
edandplaindfects.
Thelong established Trish-am & Hyatt standard in quality
and workmanship combined with fair prices is carefully main.
\
“Inter.
We call especial attention to the new
3
I
Cordianyyours,
TRISTRAM & HYATT.
—for style~
Whenyou lookover our stock 3-35: _
undeutandwhywehsvebecg~ :9. ‘
Wmen’ I Shop for styles and 32:31.
WALDNER’S
ON THE CORN ER
3238 so. lain 8:. Corner 3mm
é
C-OHAL
Anthracite In all sizes from the largest c:::;a:_. ---------
Bituminous (New River) {or factories.
Ganncl coal and wood {or fireplaces.
DELIVERED PROBE; A? -—-—
The NorwaIk Coal 59' SL’ yvpl3'
[08 Water Street Telephone 113
MAB-JON G SANDALS
Theneweastyleinlowheelfootwesr Blade cf -
with kid lining. in a men elaborate cut—out ,::r:;
Ioderately priced at ........................... 7m
l'ripletoeSilkEaieryinmyandnudeforwe- .I'Silithea.
................................................51$
CONNEALLY Es? BRACAL ""
Q1 Wochin'l’fnn gt. South \le‘Wll-ll
Mildred Stylish Stout Underwear
STOUT SIZES ONLY FOR WOMEN Y» rifl AP-
PRECIATE THE PROPORTIONS
REIN F ORC EMEB TS.
. Gowns of Wear-Well Nainsook—Rouncl :53}; Lace
and embroidery trim ........ $1.50, $1.75 and $23.5
Gowns of Wear-Wen Nainsook — V-IzecI-I. long
sleeves, embroidery and tucks ........ 51.73. 323.3
Envelope Chemise of Wear-Well \‘ainsook—Buiz
up shoulders, lace and embroiderv trim 1* r: -.—: :5
arms ............................ $1.50 and 514-)
Bloomers—Good quality nainsook. we: I re: *5 real
At......... ..................... SIISandSléo
1
Drawers of Wear-Well Nainsook—Three but:
adjustable waist band, reinforced ..........
Costume Slips of Sateen—Built up shoulde. 5
:oreementunderarms; black and navy, $2.25 31-. .-
J. I. Mallette
—R'E‘AL ESTATE 1.0.th
Wehnremnneytoloanonnrstmortzageeon real c5132: :2
Amounts horn 83.090 to “.509.
--—-— mom sienna:
TheJOHN LI. CLOVER AGENCl
"-—— I'm mags-rs .—
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