Y, APRIL fi, 19%.-
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GION. April 25.—1’-‘urth-
estimony bearing on the
ire of Senator Wheeler.
.. in connection with land
.~ r1 yesterday by spec-
committee investigating
crs indictment on a.
receiving money for sp-
fore the Interior Depart-
'3 cases.
inner Spry, of the depart-
rrai land oflice, testyied
\‘hceler came to his omce
i ONLY FOR
I UARE DEAL
casion, but told him he on~ Senator Wheeler was interested
1y was Interested in seeing that Gor-
don Campbell. his client in litigation
in the Montana courts, got a. “square
deal" from the federal government
in regard to his land interests.
The Commissioner added that the
Senator had talked to him only as
any other member of the Senate or
House might have done for a con-
stituent. Asked directly whether Mr.
Wheeler had f'interested himself" in
any controversy before the depart-
mentment, he replied that he did not
recall “any controversy that Senat-
or W‘heelcr had been interested in."
Asked to describe his talk with
~Wheeler. Commissioner Spry said:—
"I think it was in tho‘spring of
1923. He and Mr. Booth came to my
ofilce. After some pleasantry was ex-
changed I tendered the services of
the department to Senator Wheeler.
as I do to other Senators.
“Mr. Booth made the remark that
one case. The Senator replied his in-r
terest was only to see that Gordon
Campbell got. proper treatment and
a. square deal. I asured him that he
would get that."
Duse
The passing of Eleanor: Duse
comes as a great shock to those
who realize that with this death
another inspiring artist has entered
the beyond, comments ‘the Bridge-
port Telegram. Death is not strange,
and vet it is always new. and so
even thbsc followers of the drama
who were not able to see her on
this. hcr last tour. feel a distinct
loss at the news that her career
had ended in Pittsburgh. And yet
there was something appropriate.
something satisfying. in the knowl-
edge that even at sixty-five years of
in age such a finished actress could
11m: to theatre. greater crowd-
than they had known before. and
impress those crowds as they had
seldom if ever been impressed.
Critics unhesitatingly classed her
as one of the few great emotional
spirits of the past. In a. class with
Bernhardt. Reine, Irving. Booth
and others whose ettorts are writ
large in human memory. she gave
all that she had to the parts which
she was called upon to interpret. It
is said that her first stage work was
attempted at the age of three. but.
however. this may be, t is certain
that in’later life especially. she was
wholeheartedly of, for and by. the
theatre.
Her work there was her supreme .
accomplishment, and it would never
have seemed right that a life which
could be of such value and of such
uplifting influence to mankind
was able to spend it. Her magnet-
ism. her spirit .en Indennable some-
thing which was only puzzling to
those who would solvee it, swayed
audiences even as her voice thrilled
them. with a. bewildering power.
One can Well agreewith the pro-
nouncement of Mrs. Fiske when she
said the other day. "One of the
noblest artists of all time has gone
from us. Her beautiful presence
has vanished from the theatre but
her divine spirit lives imperishable
there.” .
Making 0: steel filing cabinets for
offices is a. new industry for South
Africa, a factory having been open-
ed in Johannesburg.
More than 80 per cent of the
clothing manufactured in Wurten~
burg. Germany. is made from re-
ehould be spent other than as Duseworked cotton and wool.
The Balance of The Stock of the Late
MUST VACAgE $101113.
BEFORE" MAY FIRST
.K. BANKS West Washington Street
Must be sold within the next few days
HIS WILL BE THE LAST SATURDAY AND YOUR LAST OPPORTUNITY TO SECURE THE BIGGEST BARGAINS THAT
’ERE EVER OFFERED ANYWHERE. WE HAVE REARRANGED THE REMAINING STOCK AND MARKE D THE
RICES WAY DOWN FOR QUICK DISPOSAL. WE STILL HAVE A BIG SELECTION OF DRESS GOODS, GINGHAMS,
‘ERCALES, CRETONNES, TABLE DAMASKS, LADIES’, MEN’S AND CHILDREN’S UNDERWEAR, HOSIERY AND
LOVES, BLANKETS ANI) COMFORTERS, CURTAIN SCRIMS, RIBBONS, ETC. THE ENTIRE STOCK 0F NOTIONS
'ILL BE SOLD FOR WHAT IT IVILL BRING. DO NOT MISS THIS CHANCE OF A LIFETIME AND COME HERE!
Saturday, April 26th at 9 a. m.
JUST A FE‘V ILLUSTRATIONS OF HOW THE PRICES WERE CUT FOR THIS FINAL CLEAN-UP
ONE 1101'
"ere 98c.
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FLANNEL PETTICOATS
. 49c
BALANCE STOCK
OF ALL 32-INCH DRESS GINGHAMS
Originally 35c per yard.
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ONE 1m
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7 R. 6‘6 J. DRAWER WAISTS
BALANCE STOC
OF ALL PERC ALES, 80 COUNT
Regular 25c and 29c yard.
TOGOAT .......................... ..................
on: tor,
DRESS FOULARDS
. 25c .
ONE LOT
'Were 59c to $1.
To G0 at ......
25c
MEN’S UNDERWEAR
35c to 49¢ values.
BALANCE s'roox
OF ALL CRETONNES
TQGOAT ......................... ...................
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ONE 1101‘
17C YD. BED sans-rs
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&50c
ONEIDT
Were $1.25 to $2.00.
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FLANNEL GOWNS
BALANCE STOCK
VOILE AND MARQUISETTE CURTAIN GOODS
Were 29c to 40c yard.
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TABLE DAMASKB
Mercerlzed; 64 inch.
49c
19C YD.
. 79c
BALANCE STOCK
DRESS RATINES—ALL COLORS
Regular price 590 per yard.
TOGOAT ........................... .....
Per
27-INOH smpsn FLANNELS
Yard
.122C
29 C YD.
BALANCE STOCK
40c to 69c yd.
snx mesons ’
25C Yd.
““3“" FIGURED VOILES ., ToGoat............;
LADIES, SILK HOSE Regular price 490 per yard ., ' 19c
‘ TOGOAT .......................... oooeco-ooeolOIIOoe YD.
£8321? to $1.50. 49C mcmnsou’s sroor. 311.:
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0N1: nor - 59 IllifORTED GINGHAMS ”"53?“ 18°93?“
RegularPrice cperyar
3W5 cocon'r .......... 33CYD. '
£31135.” ............. $2- 00 BALANCE sroox 01mm
BEACH CLOTH—ALL COLORS - VAL. LAOES
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PLAIN FIGURE!) REP?
For portiers and couch covers.
.............. ones-coe-
BALANCE STOCK
OLD-FASHION CALICOS, PRINTS AND CHALLIES
Iliad $2.25 Yd: ........... 95C Regular price 20c per yard.
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one: nor
COMFOBTBS
AT HALF OF REGULAR PRICE.
ONE [10']!
minimum BAGS
Toe... ........ $1. 00
Values to $349
BALANCE STOCK
WHITE GOODS SUCH AS PIQUE, POPLINS,
_RIPPELETTES, HOMESPUNS AND DOTTED SWISS
TO GO AT 23c YARD.
SHIRTINGS,
Regular price 25c per yard.
. TO GO AT .....
BALANCE ere-on
EDEN CLOTH
ToGoat ......
PLAID AND CHECKED
To Go at 25c and 49cyd.
Values up to $2.50 yard.
. roooat49cvto 89C yd. 1
ONE 1101'
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AND HUNDREDS OF OTHER ITEMS OF USEFUL MERCHANDISE ALMOST GIVEN AWAY. ,
As It Means A Tremendous Savmg For YOu
Don’t Miss This Sale
—cilled in three dif-
fillies}; linen paper.
afternoon will be delivered the following morning.
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Furs Will Be Safe in
Our Fur Storage
Everyone is putting away winter things.
Don’t trust your furs and good woolens to
chance methods for keeping moths away.
Bring them to us for storage.
Your furs will be insured against damage of
any kind and placed in cold vaults where the
temperature in which furred animals thrive,
revives and freshens your furs. - 1
We are ready to renovate old furs or do any ‘
kind of repairing you may wish. Bring them 2'?“
to us and you will know they are safe until Fall. -’ ' 1'
Bookshop Specials
cicada—.5“ 32h- '
tune‘ Stories by
Howard Garis.
I.Msl: .longg Set -...-_
of 1hard wood sten-
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fgfiifiinifiglm 5:": Children who love
Flowers and Sea- animals will de-
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our rac , a so 111- tales. R 1 1
eluded. Packed in med 75 c2?“ 93—51
attractive box with L «.6» --—-./. '
book of instruct; Silfit: g
tions. $4.9 c . ‘
2. Webster’s ms 1 . Misses’ Spring Coats :’
. 4. Eagle Plum; 1'
tionary, 1924 Ra— \? Stunning Models 1
(110 edition—every— cr'd‘ “12:15”; PEP? ‘ -. 4-;
body Will want one u 81‘ W1 n g6 22.50 .1 . :5
whist parties. In
blue or red with
linen finish and gilt
edges. 60 cu.
of these modern
dictionaries wheth-
er or not they poss-
ess a radio. Spe-
cially priced $1. 95
5 Gift Stationery. Irresistible boxes in
white, grey or delicate shades of pink
and buff. Box contains two quires of
Regularly $1. 75.
Bright spring colors as well as
ever popular tans and greys. Soft,
woolly ‘materials in sports type or
the more tailored styles with snap
over collars and button trimming.
Sizes 14 to 18 years. The smart
young miss will look ever so fash-
ionable in one of these coats.
Saturday $1.39 _ _ . , Second floor. 3
Main floor. _ t
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Porcelaln Dram c ‘ ‘ ° ° The Clipper for
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Mothers will approve
of these fine cross-bar
nainsook suits. They
give perfect freedom
and are therefore very
desirable for active
boys and girls. Sizes 2
to 12 years, with waist
attachment. 85 etc.
Misses’ sizes with
with elastic at the knee.
14 and 16 yrs. $1
Sizes 14,16 and 18
yrs. with loose knee.
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DAILY DELIVERY TO SOUTH NORWALK
Our deliv cry car leaves the store at 8 A M. each day and all purchases made in the
~ Boards
The up-to-date
housewife will welcome
these new drainboards
for the kitchen sink.
Pure white, made of
heavy steel and finely
finished in white enam-
el. Really they are an
addition to the appear-
ance of one’s kitchen.
Size 161520 inches.
Bobbed Heads
Girls! A trim, man-
nish appearance may be !
had at all times with Q
the aid of this new clip: l
per. Very simple M I
use and so convenient
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for clipping those stray ,
wisps of hair at the
back of your bobbed
head. Two sizes.
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