ibeSmiththirray
J :31: MainSL adorning mad Ave;
Bfidgeports Busy Cash Store
Main Floor—near
All Kinds of Low Cash Prices on
Comfortable: Blankets-Spreads-etc.
. . rim” 311°: 3&2 ‘33:; BEACON ‘ BLANKETbsl—
W l" “c“- in gray, khaki or ue
1:11.};an omfortables— with contrasting colored
‘gality ....... . $2.69 stripe- Resular size-—
7%omfortables _' with nice fast colors ., $3 50
colored combi- $3 50 o
nations . . . .;. e PREADS—f u l 1
Comfoatables thh good Engaid in crocheted
‘ 1 s . .
flora 88 811 $3.75 center $2 69
.... White cotton filled com- patterns ...... 0
35". “mm“ $3.95 CROCHET SPREADS—r-in
E Comfortables in light or rose with the new center
E5! dgrktgolor $4 25 patterns . . . ...33095
t: e ec ....... o
55 '9°mf°-mbleS-"W”h 8"“ FINE QUALITY SATIN
fill 3:522:17: Persxan $4.50 SPREADS—in new raised
:5 Comfortables —- covered patterns ._ ..... $4 50
E with silica-linen“ 95 e ’
‘2‘ “we“ “Nerf; omfgm_ CROCHET SPREADS—
‘2 15.133831532653105 had in new designs—in blue.
E ‘colored combinations or gold and rose. $5 95
3;: plain 00101'3- -- $5 95 Bolster to match °
:1 Comfortables of h.eavy STITCHED PADS—made
:53? quality—in many pat- of sanitary padding 25c
325$ terns and $6 48 —17x18 inches . . .
:‘t'ii “01°" ------- ‘ . TURKISH TOWELS—ot
3%; Efiflfi‘teesizfi Comforta- liberal size with 25 c
_.l covered ...... $6.95 fancy blue border
5.4;. m
colors. _
Nice for making chil-
dren’s school dresses and
.house dresses.
32 inches wide yd. 19C
SERPENTINE CREPE-
in a nice assortment of
beautiful floral desxgns
and plain colors.
30 inches wide yd. 336
Main Floor—Left Aisle ‘
’; l===zz 73:’ESImth‘Mufl-ji’”a
36 in. Outing
Flannel—white yd.
3m ' “I.
. .... _._~_.___.A-..-.——-.———..- ._..
ING FLANNEL—fl’
36 inches wide
...........
Ii.
Co.
New Fall Ginghams
Are here in the new fall plaids and checks—lots of
25c .
FANCY STRIPED OUT-
heavy quality that comes
3. 29¢
ood
l
.lThu dead man nus
City Hotel Block
Formerly SO. N orwalk Market
People’s Market Inc.
40 So. Main St.
LABOR DAY
.41- . '14
’ Shoulder of Lamb ...‘ .............
xii‘ .1
Sticking Piece Pot Roast .
E Fresh Hams .......... .43”. .
THIS MARKET WILL CLOSE ALL DAY
*1 Fancy Roasting Chickens ....... g. . . 38c lb.
A Golden West Fowl ......... . . . . . . . 36c lb.
Fresh Loin of Pork Roast . . . . . . . . . . 26c lb.
' Leg Of Spring Lamb - .............. 35c lb.
22c lb.
' Prime Rib Roast,lboned & rolled 30c-32c lb.
fa E Bread & Butter Roast ............. 25c lb.
' f Boneless Veal Roaél ............... ,30c lb.
3 f Rump Pot Roast .......... . . ...... 24c lb.
;' 5 Rump of Veal Roast .............. 22c lb.
' ’ 18c lb.
5 Boston Rolls ...................... 15c lb.
Shoulder Pot Roast ........... . . 16c lb.
28clb.
§ Fresh Chopped Beef . 14c lb.
’ y... ChOps ..... 30c lb. S.-& B. Bacon
Breast of Lamb . 15c lb. Smoked Shoulders 152‘ lb
Breast of Veal .. 15c lb: ‘ Puritan‘ Ham .... 28c lb.
Shoulder Steak . . 18c lb. Dixie Bacon . . . . 20c lb.
Round-Steak 36c lb. Boneless Hams . 30c lb.
45c lb.
I
................
,1 '_Sunfight'Butter ...
Strictly Fresh Eggs . . . . . . ..
46clb.
......50c1b.
ntmocnm
MAN MAY BE.
munitions
Description of Body‘
Found on Car Top
Tallies With. That
Man Police Kno
,2
STAMFORD. Aug. 29.-—- l
The man whose body was found;
on the. top Oi a car on the Short.-
Line Express when it reached the
Bridgeport station at 12:40 yesterday
, morning, and who is thought to haye
Ebeen electrocutcd by an overheudi
‘wirc while the train was passing5
through Duricn, has been tcntutivclyl
identified as Donald Andres. 27. of;
No. 483 Prospect Street, Bro'oklyn.’
N. Y. Andres was arrested here late
Monday night by Detccthe Sergeant
llnnrahnn. who became suspicious of.
the actions ot the tonne; and his?
companion. Nicholas Tohiei 01;
1561 Bayridge Avenue. Brooklyn, N.
Y. The pair “ere released Tuesday.
When the two young men “mu;
brought to the local police st:x"n
they stated that they wore “ll-r
to Montreal, Canada. Andres Ill . w;
Itime “as well tlrcsscd and “us. m;-
:ryin;; :l small Muck satchel. \‘ h ’.l
iscarchcd at police headquarters .l
. pawn ticket was found in his pocket
.\'O.|
which was issued by liyinun lira-
Kin-r1: of No. 134 Park Row. Nrw
York, City. The ticket was made out
{to it. Andres.
.\ tlcnciiption ut lllt‘ dead man a.
‘,turnishul by the liridgvpui't policei
'lust night. tallies with the one oil
l.\ndrcs given out. by the 101111 police.‘
tlcscrihvwl E18 3
Luring about ii\o_ toot. eight inches:
tall. “ith long brown hair. At the:
time of his ulcnth he was dressed ing
a suit of Overalls and won: a. pair of ;
brown shoes mud n light cap. The
police are. cooperating with the
Bridgeport :iuthurinies in an effort
to i'linl the r-‘lnliw-s of the iu:m..
It 13liltillglltlll-‘llIll"lllilll“ils alv
tempting to rcnch Unnutlu alone alt-j
cr haxing been sent back home from ;
.Stamfor'l on Alum-in}. Although ant
'(‘ffoi't to find out “here he took the'
train prmed lntilo last night the lo-
cal authorities :Irc inclined to lie—
limo that h» lumrdml the train in
New \Vcrk {is the train was emerg-
ing from thv Gran-J Central station.
The police are uf the opinion that!
‘Ihe man jumped on the train as iii
lcame nut nl thc tunnel. ’
[ \‘\‘hile passing .1 bridge near Dar-
ien, passengvm on the train were
startled by it blinding i'lash “hieh
probably caused when the man, in
an effort to chuntze his position,
came in C'H‘llat‘l “ilh the wires.
l
' \\'().‘l.\N DOCTOR DIES.’
L‘l.ll-"l").\‘ FALLS. N. 11. Aug. 29.
—‘ Dr. Eleanor t‘. Mann, of Sche-
nrctadv «liml “‘mlncsdny after an at-
lack of :ippnptrxr. She was born
in Franklin, MAS-s, or. years ago.
and was graduated from Heston Uni-
versity and Tut't's Medical college.
i 'me venue LADY acnoee TH:
' WAY. ‘
The young lady across as. my .1!
deyism never pay: and MI will
never be so popnllr as it akin o. no
longuao meridian-mum
00‘! of the box. '
iHENRY Willi
1580__YE_ARSOLD
S'l‘.\.\ll’t|lllj). Aug. 23.—
licnr) II. ’I‘mtnv. founder of the
Yale 5:. 'l‘mxnc. obserxed his eight-
ielh birthday :mrlvrdny at his sum-
mer home in Litcht'ield.
Mr. Town" was born in Philadel-
phia. .-\t the outbreak of the Civil
\Var he v.13 attending college, which
he; lrit to entnr guVPl‘nl‘ht’nt service,
as an iron workrr. ill.- wns soon ap-’
pointed Nut ‘rintrmll‘nt of the Rich-
mond iron \Vorks. At the close. of
the “or he continued his studies in;
Europe. In 1838 he became associat- i
dlt'd
of
ed with Linus Yulv. .lr. Yale.
one month utter the formation
“Yule & 'l‘owne".
in fifty years Yale products
brought .1 Solo increase of slightly
under i}?5.""”'."“0. starting \rith‘
I$t_6m‘-.hmi during the first ten years
of the industry.
The original factory occupied
15,000 square feet. The building to—;
day has it floor area of inore'fimil
:1 million square feet. There is also
.1 large Canadian branch. and :1 new
branch in Germany. recently
structcd.
Bil-ZXICAN SHOP FIRE.
_'\Gl ASI‘AIJHNTHS. Mexico. Aug.
29.——~The railway shops and the
warehouses here. considered
most important in Mexico: “ere do
strayed by fire \K‘ednesday night.
Many lmx ears were also burned.
The total loss is estimated at 1,00”.-
UOO pesos. -
; THESEWL . :
v(3R-lillll+170 _
-' RAIBEDINZNX.
FORMAILFRAUD-
_t
Eight Tons o f Books
Seized and Two Ar-
rests Are Made by
Polige
NE W'YORK. Aug. 29.-—-Approxi-
mately eight tons of books and roc-
; ords in the offices of the Consolidat-
cd Credit. Organization at 43‘ Broad-
way were seized by postal inspector-
yesterday as evidence when they
placed Julius Klein. president of the
concern, and Archie Hartman, a.
clerk in the offices under arrest on
a eha'rge of using the mails to de-
fr-iib‘jcdccrding to Assistant United
States Attorney Maxwell 8. Mattuck,
the two prisoners and another man.
who is being sought. defrauded mer-
chants out of about 8250.000 through
falling to turn over to them moneys
collected from customers through
ithe credit agency. '
l The complaint upon which the
! men were arrested also names as de-
fendants the Consolidation Credit Or
ganizntion and three of its subsidiur
15‘s,, with offices in the same place;
the Drug and Chemical Credit Asso-
ciation, the (_‘ontectioners‘ Mercan-
llle Agency and the General Food
Products Credit Association.
l \‘o‘licD the postal agents entered
‘smifi Dim.
III-muses:
“8m . _...v
”._.—“b '
NEW FALL HATS
ll “’ , abw sum 1‘
' “,irOUINIocz',l
$5.00
“STETSON’I
$7.00 3
attain sums IN NEW
commas.
MEIGS & C0.
SAT., AUG. 30TH!
the place they found an office force
con~
(ho
of oxcr sixty persons busily ensued _
gital work. Klein and Hartman were
:takcn to the old Post. ()Ii‘lce‘Bnildin.E
land arraigned before United States‘
3Commlssloner Hitchcock. Bail was
itixcd by the Commissioner in the
imise of Klein at. $5,000 and $2.000!
for his clerk. ‘
l The arrests were made after many
lromplaints had been received froml
lituslm‘ss firms, which had retained:
the accused credit organizations no;
r-illeet accounts let" them. In our in—‘
stance. according to Mr. Mattuck
they collected an account of 575.000
{or one of their clients and then pre-
v‘nted an alleged fictitious report
Jm the retaining concern purporting
[to show that the account. was nn~
.t’nllCclilil-H ’
in ozher instances. the investiga-
tmn showed. it is alleged that. they
velvet-xi accounts and reported back
What the debtor concerns had gone
:lillo bankruptcy.
Klein. as head of the collection
:tgcncivs had built up, it was said.
an extcnsiye clientele among the
houses engaged in the drug and
chemical. contectlon and general
umlstuffn trades. About thirty thou-
‘.mds customers. it was learned were
warried on the ngencies’ books for
mnneinl reports and (or the collec-
':“tt of accounts.
HEY THE TLME you have glanced
‘ through all the classified ads
you will know a whole lot about
opportunity.
W
OUR CELEBRATED
MOGROCO BLEND
WWW
Gulden’s Mustard, ‘
37C lb 5
EXTRAORDINARY
9g
I ~ / ‘r
t: j
\ fl
....2.47c1t
-_- 1 10 jar
VAUUES
~ 1'
.JJ
Our Fresh Made
Butter
Has a Reputation to opium
HAWAIIAN SLIOED
Pineapple,
NO. 3 CAN
20¢
Right From the Oven
rIG BARB ................
2‘”25'c
No: 1/. Gan
Tuna Fish “9‘” ....
Heinz Sweet ..................
MIXED PIGKLEB .....
230 it
latte Large Oat.
moss ............... .
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HEAT
.—
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.3;
1 7c
' an...
Wheel:
.lm,dom ..............
410
lli tiling records and in general clot-.l
Gifts Of Jewelry
THE CHARACTERISTIC SMARTNESS OF JEWELRY
.wAREs PLACES THEM IN THE FRONT RANK OR
. em CREATIONS. A COMPREHENSIVE SHOWING
ppm PIECES FOR FALL NOW ON DISPLAY.
' .. , G. . w. Fairchild e Sons, Inc.
reissues-.-orncuns.-.srATrbNERs
tMAIN AT ARCADE-nBRIDGEPORT
Lee a PWAUOB .. ........ 29c
Duryea’s CORN scissor! 12¢ pkg
Pure Cider VINEGAR 136 bot.
‘Ualif. Tomato Sardines ..-.153 can
. Heinz KBTOHUP _....- 210 hot.
Sweetheart Toilet Soap ...... 6c
quarts;
f.
Kellogg’s BEAN ”...... mo pkg. ‘
Japan-00mm! 'Skean
Phrosto Home SYRUP” 2‘0: jar
03310 (lure Joli) ........ 880 hot.
Seneca SOUR “OUT 15¢ can
Phenixflabomfl-..39clb.
~ aqua-mamas. \ 49‘s;
. Luxonfroiieu’s'ZALasoali
UL’Z/‘f/DC/V/D’f " .C/Z/"J
1
An Opportunity for Your
Dollar to Do Double
Duty. -
Here are two of the many spe-
cials from the complete list
which appears in the Bridge-
port papers.-
Ladies’ Blouses
Hand made models in
diinity. Roun‘d neck, long
sleeves. button back or
front.
Trimmed with lrish ere.
that edge and dainty hand-
drawn work. S c v e r :11
styles to select from.
Sizes $644-$135 Value.
$1.00
Brassieres
Pink striped
hooked in back.
tionsl values.
material,
Excep~
2.
:Sisesg32ézwliegtilarly 75c.
2 for $1.00
Meigsé’a’Co.
”incorporated“-
Outtitters to Men.
Children
BRIDGEPORT, CONN.
“'omen and
——_——I————
DOLLAR DAY
----AT—
' MElGS &C0.
SAT. AUG. 30TH
An Opportunity for Your
Dollar to Do Double .
Duty.
Here are two of the many spe-
cials from the complete list
which appears in the Bridge-
port papers.
Shirts
51 ..
New stock of fancy per-
cales inneat designs—all
sizes. .
Values $1.85.
Basement and Main Floor.
White Hemnitched
Handkerchiefs
10c Values.
20 for $1-
Baeexnont and Main Floor:
MeigsEéCo.
Outfitters, to “on. Women. and
Children. '
FRID” AY, AUGUST 29, ..
‘0!!! L A, y 2 Days More ‘i
FEE Pm“
'Hats
With eVery 3 pairs
of our famous
Allen A
Triple-Knee children’s stockings
Spedal values for School Day \Veek
HEAVY RIB
P .
Fi‘: ............. $1.00
. FINE RIB
P ' E
22': ............. $1.1!
ROGERS 69° STEVENS
—TWO STORES ~—
NORWALK SO. Fulani”
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New York Markets
[43 Washington Street 55 Main Street
South Norwalk Nora-ails
Phone 3213 Phone 2:528
Extra Choice Labor Day Specials
. 2891b.
30c lb.
15c lb.
33c lb.
Morris’ Supreme Smoked Hams . .
Fancy Fowl ......................
Shoulder Lamb ...................
Genuine Spring Legs Lamb, small . .
large ..... a; ..... , ............. 30c lb.
"Sirloin Steak . . . . 34c lb. Shoulder Veal .. 15c lb.
Round Steak 32c lb. . , . v. ‘_
Shoulder Steak . . 16c lb. L01“ \ 9i“ L ”91” - 31-31" -
Shoulder Pot R'b v lCh s '2lclb.
Roast ........ 15c lb. . ' ea 0" "
Bread and Butter POI Breast ‘ eal . . .. l-lt‘. ll).
Roast -------- 230 ll)- Solid Veal ...... 242m.
Fresh Chopped
'Beef ........ ; 15c lb. Rib Lamb Chops. 33c lb.
Prime Rib Roast, 28c lb.
Rib Roast,
boned and rolled 28c lb.
Loin Lamb (hops 45c ll).
Stew Lamb. 3 lbs. for 13¢
Fresh Pork Roast . . ...... ’ ......... 22c lb.
Plate Corned Beef ................. 7c lb.
Boneless Brisket Corned Beef ...... 18c lb.
Boneless Rump Corned Beef ....... 25c lb.
Extra Fancy Soup Chickens . . ...... 28c lb.
Roasting Chickens ............ 35c-38c lb.
Smoked Shoulders ................ 15c lb.
Boneless‘Sperry & Barnes Hams . . . . 30c lb.
137 Washington St.
“ASK ABE — HE KNOWS”
’ALL ABOUT THE BEST PAINTS AND WALL PAPERS.
(‘ALL AT COHEN'S WHERE YOU’LL
ONLY FIND THE QUALITY KIND. .
HIGHEST GRADE PAINTS AND WALL PAPERS.
EXCEPTIONALLY COMPLETE LINE THAT
NEVER DISAPPOINTS THE MOST PARTICUAIL
A. COHEN , ,
Telephone 301--
Rialto Theater
- Next Week—Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday
mason. - coax.
W-j
JV
_ , . . $4 '
yarns you want to treat as“ or
b show. m “,1! WT”, ‘9'
'MADEY’S
2“ EAST AVENUE
EAST NORWAIK' .
CIGARS
pnONE 150’ ‘
CIGARETTES
. qualms we CREAM
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