m YORK. May I—Following
‘detention at Ellis Island for the
“to days. Louis Fell known as
.- fling Siki." the lightheavy-
I ench Senegalcs boxer was
“muted to the United States on a
Mom permit yesterday.
trrived on the \Yard liner Si-
Me! from Havana last ”Monday.
W to the fact that he was short
of funds and was in the steel-age
(utters ot‘ the liner Siki was quiet-
1! taken to Ellis Island. where it
'8 thought at first he would be de-
ported owing to the fact that he was
‘ "'llmos't "broke" and was likely to be
t' ‘eoms a public charge. He was taken
- before the Special Board of Inquiry
i nail on the plea. of his manager, Ro-
hex-tI Lexy, was admitted for a stay
f of six months. It was explained that
Silt! had more that $3.000 in a New
’ . York bank, so that it was unlikely
that he would be unable to support
himself.
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OFWILLIAMS
NEW YORK. my i—The ques-
tion at whether R. Williams of the
Hurja A. C. Quincy. Mass. will be
a. member of the American mura-
thon team for the Olympic games
is a subject of official discussion.
Protest: have been lodged with the
American Olympic Committee's
Team Selection Committee on the
ground that \Villlsms did not cover
the full course in winning seventh
place in the recent Boston mars.-
thon, which served as the final
Olympic tryout.
Several of the letters have been,
received at the headquarters hére of‘
the American Olympic Committee
and have been referred to officials
or the Boston A. A. end the New
England A. A. for action. it was:
learned.
STUDY the classified section and
become schooled in buying wisely.
The Washington Market
141 Washington St.
Telephone 1113.
All Meats U. S. Inspected.
“
For a week-end special we are offering you our
prime meats. Extra Fancy Native Vcal, Spring
Lamb and Choice Golden West Fowl that you can’t
beat at our popular prices.
For a real Sunday din-
ner try our famous rime Rib Roast.
Genuine Legs of Spring Lamb ...... 38c lb.
Shoulder of Lamb . . .
........ ......22clb.
.Ercsh Jersey Pork Roast . . . . . . . . . . 21c lb.
Fresh Shoulders .....
Golden \Vest Fowl . . .
Fancy Roasting Chicken . . . . . .
Long Island Ducks . .
Prime Rib Roast . . . .
u-oeoo ........
13clb.
38clb.
.36c-38clb.
...... 35clb.
28clb.
Prime Rib Roast; boned and rolled, 28c lb.
Bread & Butter Pot Roast ......... ~- 24c lb.
Shoulder of Veal . . . .
Rump of Veal ......
Plate Corned Beef . .
Puritan Hams . .' . . . .
eeeeeeee co...-
.. ...... ......18clb.
24c lb.
. 8c lb‘.
25c lb.
Sperry & Barnes Hams . . . . . . . . . . . . 32c lb.
Smoked Shoulders
Gem Bacon .........
Shoulder Steak ..... 18c
S. & B. Link or
B32“ Sausage ..... 30c
Solid Veal. no bones . 28c
Fresh (”hopped Beef 16c
Home Blade Sausage 21c
13clb.
lSclb.
Rump Pot Roast . . . 25c
Loin Veal Chops 35c
Rib Veal Chaps . . . . 28c
Breast of Veal ..... 18c
Breast of Lamb 15c
13-15 Main Street
. Irvnig B. Stone
N orwalk, Conn.
Hats and Dres'ses.
'. SMART ACCESSORIES
-. GLOVES .
Of hid. Suede and Silk. Very smart long
and short models and the new fancy cuffs.
HOSIERY
All the new shades- moderately priced—wide
assortment, and beautiful texture. —
NECK‘VEAR
Collar and Cuff Sets, Vests, Scarfs—frcsh
and dainty for the new suits.
. 'AND
For the girls and boys—Spring Suits, Coats:
Fabric Gloves
rThe name “Kayser” is expressive of the highest standards of ,
. quality and style m the glove world. Spring stocks are now
- complete for your every need in silk or chamoisette.
' Two Clasp Silk Gloves, black, white and! colors ........ 98c
~Very dressy, fancy Silk Gauntlet Gloves, with contrast
I
cuffs, embroidered ............................ $2.25
New Spring Styles!
ceptionsl values in Sages, Worsted:
and all the wanted fabrics, in Suits and
Topcoets.
straight from the manufacturer.
3*”
. ‘ Bridgeport’s
. Men’s, Women’s
and Boys’r Store
i Bridgeport‘s
Men's. “Omen:
W .“ .
and 1303 S bros
ET 1158‘
\
STARTLING OPENING EEATURES
.’ r
“n; 's 5537 Young Men '3 610.52}...
300 New Spring
,Suits ~,
50
This lea group of par-$
ticularly . high - grade
suits consisting of fab-
rics that can only be
seen at $40.
New Spring
Tapcoats -
Money can’t buy them 5 50
elsewhere under $35 ——
and money says so
, New Spring Styles!
H ' es, Cessimeres, Flannel:
and Tweed: in the swagger new Eng-
lish designs: Suits for Men and
The most sensational
value in the city
Brosdwny’ s best values
$1950
' - Stein Bloch Suits
These Nationally Known Clothes all hand tailored frorri the
best imported and domestic fabrics.
Real $45 .to $60 Values Today
$29.50 $37.50.
. Ready Today
”400 ’ Pairs Men’s PANTS
$4 Values
Well Tailored
Sizes for all men 28 to“:48 waist l,
vr -
Light Colors
Dark Colors
Pretty Patterns
youns :-
.. $2450 _.
l
FOR SATpRDAY,
Women 's and [macs AM
New Spring
Sufls
Boylsh and Box efiect
models in tans, blues
and new grey effects of
early spring. Regular
yalues $25
' .Qpenbzg Price
.Womens ’ and Misses '
Twill Suits
The spring vogue is
charmingly interpreted
in sprmg’s youthful$ 95,
models there are sever-
al styles becoming to ‘
the miss of 14 or the
lady of 44 size. Specially
priced ’
New Spring Coats
for Miss and Mother
New styles madepf soft woolensport fabrics
plaintones or stripes, a. very attractive selection
at this Special Price.
$10.95 and $14.95
New Spring Dresses
Who would be without a flannel frock or a pret- -
ty canton crepe when they can be had for so spe- $14 95
cial a price -
EXTRA SPECIAL—FUR SCARFS
75 FINE GREY SQL'IRREL
SCARFS
0“” $5.95
Regular $10.00 Value.
' Showing All That 1. New In Furs Too!
Boys? 2 Pants Suits
All wool fabrics
double seams full
lined. Many to
choose from
50 GENUINE FOX SCARF S
l
0"” $7.95 . l
Regular $15.00 Value.
212 Suits of Good Quality} New light Colors
Don’t Show the Dirt Pat- New 1924 Patterns
terns. . .
Weachsistlug Fabrics. New Spring MOdClS
Strongly Mada _ 85 in the Lot at
Sizes 6 to 15. 1; K -
$6.95 . $8.95 $12.45
'Two-clasp Chamoisette Gloves . . ..... . ........ . ....... 690
Chamoisette Gloves, contrast turn-back cuff .......... $1.25
fianntlet Chamoisette Gloves, modes and gray ......... 85c
Several styles in novelty flare cuffs ............... . $1.69
7 Comfort, good fit, good wear and good style in every pair of .
~' ; .7 these “Kayser” Gloves.
THE N. E. RYAN Co.
86 WASHINGTON STREET. ‘
_ Boys’ Knicker Pants
$25° Value $195
LLLLLL BRIDGEPORT _
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Dig the parsnips and 035‘"
-llar. ‘
.who was he: neighbor. and store them in mg m
Get the“
' "Pardon 1118’.” she said, prancing
her request, “but 1,; you alone?" W season. ”fl
S‘fifitjy ‘m- ibirdh.’ " the man re- 9 ground before tilt-Y 5“ ‘
etudsnthen the 1g.) '
ngm .dt'dde . a.flSO‘g‘59! may: iwtth growth and the tenderness dc'
‘ I 3 7 g ‘ ‘rom tho r0011. ,;_
The Voice 01ka , Quested "two en'd seats” when she
(Indianapom Naive)- went to the box office to make her
$6 and $7 values
Don’t 'rMiss These _ 2
ravages of bugs. _
THE BEST VABIBTIBS 0? BED POTATOES. ‘ An Indianapolisnchool teacher purchasel- .Tixe request was taken
.eclded to III-ks, 08810::th {women V-ilterailydand’ each seat was on the
Imported linen ‘the
l 156 . Mam Street ,
PRUDENT PEOPLE PROVIDE I If ' I I I i
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g5 BROWER & MALONE FEED (30- 'iriends to 'flie"‘theate‘ As he was aisle/one in front oi: 11; {1.93. .-
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Boys Linen WashSmts
_ m 0 st sensational
yaluesever offered.
PLANT PROTECTION 1 ‘ ...._ 1'. ' i
'7 to purchase a good Simply of insecticides early to word 01!. the a ,. - . .. ' . ~ I— I
on, “Black“Le t ‘0" Ni er
ALL a ogténe Sulfili‘lte, '1'onng Powd .
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