d to N ormalcy -Is
pensive One for
yto Travel Dis-f
saly Report Shows
BUILDING
11 Good Emugh for
mergency Use In-
-rior By Peace-time
tandards
.....
0. room of surplus materials.
of 111nm; is equipment gathered
~ 1 {-1r use in the World War;
:1 is finding the road to'
an expensive one.
submitted to niCousres-
(mqniuee by Major John
I. ("71in or the disposal branch
21;: Dr-partment. show that.
g:— .‘.rmistica 33.677.889.585
. materials and property
..3 either sold by the War
rum"! to private individuals
mvvrtmi s or transferred to
‘ ; -wri7r‘ merit departments for
53% HS. a loss of 81. (08.458.-
mhirg Mock Unsatisfactory. .
' 11b»:- 1. 1923. to N0-
-. according to Major
.,1:;»nitnnt and propem
‘ .4, :1 111159.193 was disposed
A 11: 556394.687. There
..~ '0 ho disposed of $88.-
.. a. ..f materials and sup-
.~ _‘
.~, amount $18,000,000
. 1 *iigatcd.
.— :Lwnfng stock which was de-
a (’1. ii said General Hurt.
uraas’cr General. “is not suit,
~‘ 11mm and issue. Every.
.95 :1‘runed. aftercaretul ex-
. 1? "ant was considered. in
- quality and color. suit-
m: in uniforms. I! we
: the cloth disposed of
.:- many companies“
.1. I. mmhait in one color 89.
. . . 1- huif would turn out
. .‘1 was satisfactory
H'm-ld War because our
., then was to put
2 lite soldiers. If his
11} him two or three
. juri'iod 01 operations it
:1 . ‘ “mid he expected. But
w“. ”1‘." war toundfus with
:";~ «wk of unsatisfactory
::‘1 :2, hand. and unsatista'ctory
its :‘121‘14; from this material.
Six .‘uzn’on Sales Hold.
..’.-1 initmd to
12‘1“" I 11-23 to November 1.
'——. ‘> -' 711 pairs of olive drum
:1 .L: 1-,»; 3:13 991 pairs of
fit: ruins. which OOSt $4.82
1 z: , 74.53 to $2.02: 1,164.-
c . cunts. which cost $1.96
51:7. L '7... i; .30 [O 3 .40; 1‘7s'
.121. . ..u; 122.525 cotton'ilhll'lfl
7.? 1 "'ufiiil’: stockons; 1.788 .511
: c‘ .71\-' 1'1er molton uniform
“1.: ms! from $2 15 to $5. 26
.. 1: r'lI‘I from $1.11 to $1.35
..--'. L‘w- .Mfi pairs of trench
- "-tmri with hob nails.
talus held in Boston.
T
.. Chicago. Brooklyn;
" 1.. and the Erie ho‘Wll-
p.11! In 'h-«i 33.451386. -Pl‘6~
5 '1 's tho department ex-
"vi in advertising.
mkmn sales prospective
'1 forced to pay a. "cover
'r' '1‘ 1'20”. Auctioneers were
rate of $100 a. day on}!
1.1" '111- War Department be.
- v-miwle money was saved
, flat rate rather than
w- ‘- auctioneers on a per-
largest ' cantonment
..:. at Amatol. N. 3-.
‘ ‘idings. which cost $8.-
' Old for $77,695. At
19 buildings. which
71%. were disposed of for
uilciings at Camp Jack-
n.1,}; Carolina. erected at a. cost
137-. sold for $268,100.
tit-2 past year the follow.
f rs v: p1 overly and meter-
" I‘.’ .iile I1\' [I10 \Var’Depart-
is other bureaus:-—To the De-
m-”.; of Agriculture. 34.446.0435
‘1 Post Office Department. 8455..
_“’ the Shipping Board. ‘29.-
s. the Navy Department.
DERMEN GET
BIS STATE BILL
’ L11, “ox Jan. 15.—Att.hemoeb
('11:: board of alderman TM
:25. Mayor F. I. Nettleton star-
:‘is boa rd by presenting & bill
It: Stair. Highway Dena-31mm“
- : of 5': -.978. 02, Shelton's
: )1‘ (he construction of the N1-
is read. plus interest ex 9 DOT
- Ema, September, 1923.
‘1» i ‘! it was brought out. was
mi because former, Mayor ~3-
_ recommended that 7.1!.
Liquid not. pay this-bill BLDG.
tour: was not built dccotdih‘ I’D
i‘rauons. A special tax was
1r: 1'9: summer of 1928't0 m0“
‘-" when it was presented. bill
or the opinion 0! Mayor
"‘Surding the road if W8.
6? mid and interest had been
mum'lng which at the mat LW
I ““91””! 10 58.16098. '
“35‘0‘: Nextleton expressed the
ion that this money should be
" ”“55 there were just cause
““5138 to pay it and it was an
-\agam and unwise policy to
“ the interest to
',°“' ‘aklnz steps to trio; the
.91“ ’0 a head. The mom:- we:
‘ b ”m mayor to Luke 1mm.
9 31°93 that
‘ final action on the mutton; »
M
i M can I her my mince.
l
i
_i
the board might I
A . ted,
Other Speakers Con-
tribute to Successsof
Program
~——-L-;:
STAMFORD. mi 15.3;-
The ludNid'uel who can. dog‘the
W accurately and the? individual
who can do it just s ll’ttle‘blt: bet:
ter than his mutate is bound to
succeed " sold Rev. Allred Grunt
Wflton. pastor at the Gil-st Counse-
gutlouel Church. in his sddress. ."The
Forward Um." delivered st the
thirty-sixth snnusl commencement
exercises at the Merrill Business
Schools at the high school auditor;
iutn last night.
Dr. Walton spoke of may in-
stances ot hardships which. he stsl
od. were mustered by sheer persis-
Lance and said that to eyerconle ob-
stacles “is on enterprise that .15
common in all mankind. " He. ssid of
Commodore Perry and the men who
attempted to reach the peak of Mt.
Everest. f'They; teltl the great'urge‘
to- achieve sad to ,conquer 9‘ some
dlflcult ohjoc " He suggested that‘
the students cultivatethe habit ‘01
what they have to do. accurately and
well. He declared.."l-low easily in.
tiny things may lead one astrny.“
citing errors in addressing envelopes.
"When you seek s position " the
pesto:- eeid. “try to cultivate the
opinion or your employer.”
Justus J Fennell wes;¢hslrm'an
of the evening. The program open-
odwith‘the playing of the sradustes‘
march. (allowed'hy the invocation b)
llcv. John J. Kelley. psstor oi the
ed Heart ‘ Roman Gethollc
Ch h. John F. Dcéey.‘ manager or
the Royal Typewriter Company. ‘ of
Bridgeport. made the presentation of
gold emblems and certificates. These;
special sws'rds for exceptional shil-
ity were the most numerous ever
recorded.
In ell. sixty We prizes. Inolud~
in; gold. silver and brow pins. sud-
ciflruticnles of proficiency were giv-
en out by the Bicysl Remington and
other companies to torty- three men:-
55.1?
bore of the class. Many s€udents
quality. s. lumen minute test is git
oaths contestsnt during which “1‘.“
only live-errors are allowed in ty;
in: the material. A speed 0: mm
twenty-(lire to sixty words 3 allow.
quslifies the student tor recognitioz
one of the awards.
special nwsrds was mode' by Hrs.
Virginie Drew. principal of the col;
lege. A reception to the graduates.
followed by dancing until midnight.
concluded the exercises. f
The torty three members of the
1924 class who received the added
awards from the typewriter com~
panics were as follows;
.Cisire Stubbe. Beatrice Duncuii‘.
Bose Genovese Mary Kokoske. Mar-
lon Benjamin. Julie Baldcut. Anna.
Sefclk, Hex-min Scicik Frieda Kiel-
el. Josephine x. Anus Nielsen.
Elizabeth McCeiirey. Rosalie Porter.
Anna. Tubiac. Helen Gundeck: Fren-
oes Chalmers. Elizabeth Elmore.
Thomas Kane, Stella Gerdockc. John
Sax-Gm). Janice Kembie.‘ Doris Weits.
Alice Fischer, Irene Rice. Katherine
Cappellieri. Alice Cellehsn. Ethel
Sachs. Eve Roms-nd- Mel-ion Keogh.
Sophie Nomik.’ cum Younsfildsrser—
at German. mwrence Olmsted. Au.
no Bowker. Bessie Rorbely. ' Ms:-
,g'arot SeymOur. Emn‘u Benedict.
Marjorie Buchanan. Edward Win:
cheater. Mcry Beatty. Dorothea. Kel-
ly and Veronica Lohbtskv-
The members or the (acuity ere.
Principal. Virgiuls- Drew‘: Secretary.
Alta. Klinzing; --Vlsit.ing Tes‘cher,‘ Ar-
thur E. Sullivan. Annie in stone.
Mary K.‘ Spencer snd‘Peter ‘1... A35
new. at Stamford. Susie M. Ratch-
ford sud Henry G. Russell. 0: South
NOI'WRJK: Florence M.‘ Martin and
John E. Mei-tin. at Port Chester.
1MVARDFEE
ARE TOGfllJP
BRIDGE. Mass. Jan. 14.—
1532:?” in tuitibn in pfeoflcsfly‘ ell
departments or Herverd cum-1w.
beglnnlns” with the next
you-,1uld the establishment‘ 0! two
years at college work for entrance
to the dental school. beginning with
the class entering in 3.926.‘wss en.
nuanced here today. The tour years
course in dentistry willie retained.
After September 1. 1926. the tui-
tiou tee tor students under the rec-
ulty of the departments of arts e96
sciences and: their en'slue'ei-lnz
school will be $800 instead otgtlle
present 9250:9010 l'sw 55115711519. will
be menus-d-
lu'iths new school or; lacrosse
Max:810 to $250 will.” unde- {4
Amounts: Aornsch‘olsrships end
so. 7, ‘ .
3:wa
, “’ “f a large tamily. Lock
n floor and piece the key nude:
snan in L116 boys' m
lt'i‘v'ice.
hfrom Juvenile raids?” ssh 3"
received more than one prize. .3301:
u an expert typist sud clicihle‘ for.
i
The presentation of- diploma and
mm. mm to ”so. sud‘ ‘
A grestopportunity for Men and Women that for sonic reason or other held back from buying their Whiter
‘4 q“
u- .75. .\1
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s
t
l Marmot—491w: roll collar. bell sleeves, Canton Crepe lined, 45” long, Value $300. SALE PRICE. . . . . . . ..
*2 Muskrst—Dne Biadere stripe and one full plate skin: 45 and 48 Inches long Value $185 SALE PRICE. . . . . .
, . 5 1 . .
:< 1 . i . ,, . . .’.}
. mm ”Mr-fmtm may” an AM no my
Apparel—Jo
stock up at agreat saving: W9 ofler you our entire stock at a Remarkable Price Reduction. While we would welcome your
Cash—Those who desire to have their purchases Charged—May do so. ‘
15 Black Sesline— Some trimmed with real Minkooum and cuffs. Some with Viatka Squirrel and some '
withmismk—Ranmmprioemmmstom SALE PRICE
SILKANDCLOTHDRESSES 1’ 1
In no other store will youfind such A vast assort-
went. Three hundred to select from marked
down as low as $388. For dresses that have sold
at $10.00 many will sell fer $5.00. $7 and $10
dresses worth more than double. 1 1 .
r
IAllcolorssndsuesuptoSZ Theyaretnmmed
‘with squirrel, fox: mush-at, marmink, seallne,
SEVERAL HUNDRED
WOMEN’S AND MISSES’ "COATS
uiuffl'oon. Ranging fin ce item $15 to ..$125
Theséeoats have‘been redpgced for this Sale
“ 5T°50%
MCOATSFORHTTLEGIRLS ~
sizestromatolliyeersotage. Aucolorsmany
trimmed within: iWill close them out~for half
BLANKETS AND COMFORTABLES
Comfortable, value $5 . . ,. ‘. . ;SACK PRICE 3398' ‘
Blankets; value $4. . . . . . . . .SALE PRICE $2.50
Blankets, value $._8 . . . . ..‘..ZSALE CE $3.98
Blankets: value 912 ......JSALE CE 95-98
p
xrv ‘1
..‘.--‘..
ANGORA SCARF sn'l‘s'
Shawls and Caps to Match all colors
worth $500. SALE PRICE
c .
theirregulaiselllngprioe. 1
”£514...”
For Men; women; and Ellis. sham of
them, every. imaginsb e‘stylei- All colors and sizes.
All These Will Be Sokl'At Half Price
A
‘2 JACKETS made ensue Brown Gaia‘.
0111 res price $45. A‘t tilts sale Reduced 15 $29
-. “IL!“
At $1.00. 52:00de
.j .5. , Vél’u'és‘ lip £6“sz
....um..l‘..-.~u. v10; 4“ _ 1‘9”
EutxreStockofTrhnmestts
$1.98
u
MEN’SW
$300vercoats Reduced 505.0
$350vercoats Reducedtosze.
$400verooats Reduced to$25
S500vercoats Reduced to.$35
$650vercoatsReducedto............’..‘..‘..
$30 Men’s and Young 33115531“? turo pants
Reduced to
Mens Corduroy Plants Reduced to$ 3
»
BOYS’ CLOTHING
s
Corduroysuits .
Corduroy Suits . ..
en...-
0
useeeeseesoeosssssne-
WoolZpantssuits *
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AllWoolMackinaws
AllWool O‘ven‘ooats
Qvercbats sizes 8-18 $9
mum of stock ’st 33% Off
Don’t fall to visit our. Shoe Department Broken
lots have bleén marked so low,"tbst the prices-will
amazeyou. ‘
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