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"This offer expires July 31. 13:6."
King of Bulgaria is looking for a
wire. He'll have a hard time. There's
no future in the king business.
$17.75 to $175 ‘
Parts for all hook-ups
Rider’s Radio Shop
Mahackenso Bldg. '0- Neswalh
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SUGGESTIONS
BATHING SUITS
SHAW EAT!
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LINEN mosses
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DUOK'I'DOUIIIS
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GOLF HO“
DUO!~ HATS
SUMMER GAP!
Rogers & Stevens
Two Stores
bitr'rralk - '0. Norwalk
Stores close Wed. attsraooae
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' LUCKY STRIKES are made from
the world’s finest Turkish and
, domestic tobaccos, perffitly
' ~le
I Besides this supreme quality
of leaf tobacc‘o as compared
with all other Cigarettes—“ITS
TOASTED". -- ~
chilling seals
seals in, too,
the body.
.m vvlut does this mean— That's wh Lucxtsssuse
tIuJe phrase, "rrs Tomb"? .od. Why {UCKIESarealweg
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"BECAUSE IT’S, TOASTED .
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Because. "‘It’s Toast ”
completely restored. The toast-
ing brings out the hidden flavors
of‘the superbiyfine tobacco. The
has been restored. It all acts" like
a cold plunge on the pores of
in these flavors;
the moisture that
a Iieberd Carrel! of the office force little man with what looked like two
. negparenaaed a touriaa ear. . , do of sen-sees under his arm
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Clamors For Solution
Building '
Inspector and“ Other Citizens Believe Action
- Should . Be Taken To Protect Home Owners
Against Depreciation Of Their Property.
With a continued influx of industries and residenccs‘hcre, the
building zone problem once more presents itself persistently, pro-
mising to cause considerable trouble in-~the near future, unless
it is properly handled. Much discussion has been hoard recently
by local citisens in regard to some restriction on builders, but as
yet nothing definite has been done, despite the many attempts
which have been made here in the past. '
f - . , . The soning problem in‘lh'ore-alit.
INDUSTRIAL NEWS
STRAWSFOR’ZI ..::..........:.‘
WILLfiOON BE
1. "Him
value because of the erection of a
factory or otherwise undesirable
structure in their vicinity. The
building commission here is at a
loss to know whether sections may
be classified as 'fesldont‘ial" or
"business."
ment. of the Crofut “a Kn.” ; because of the failure to receive the
company will shortly hum “a," 1 necessary money to finance any sort
and busy production will begin on of improvement." Spirited action
straws for the 1027 trade. was taken in 19-3, “hen a. zoning
Salesman in this division of thelfr'l’mmluig‘“ a: ligptihrihesgl::i:‘:hgr
tomes o - .
company are already on the road. The commission. of
Robert E. Howard. 'uperlnten, ‘ mg map. The board of estimate re-
dent of the straw hat department. I rust‘tl to grant the money, stating
said yelterdfiy that the production ‘, that the senicea of local men could
will officially begin July :8. I he enlisted, thereby sexing the ex-
...— . panes of outside experts. As a. con-
Work is almost completed on sequence the committee ceased to
seller No, x in the powgr system. . function. and was forced to leave its
provision for, the safety of property
Vice President Johnstone,
Lack of Funds Hamper
Building inspector George 8. Hub-
‘diuona here.
"d soon orders will pour in. l which Frederick Gebhard was chair.
The huge boiler has been swung] work just as it was approaching a
from steel beams at the top of the ’ point of successful operation.
owners. Condition! today seem to
De lax, inasmuch as there is no den-
nlie statue of restrictions. Residen-
lial sites are constantly under the
hazard of being forced down in
Leaves On Selling Tl'lpl
Th to u x h .Mlg.we8t- bell said this morning that the situ-
C. & K0 ACthltleS. ntion today is in need of great im-
provement. He said that he has
Afteranatursl between season lull do“, much in the put to correct
machinery in the straw hat depart. ; i‘Ondliiorll. but he has been at a loss
h‘fiuiem‘t:;::;“wm};:;rd:::3:e$ . man, submitted a report to the coun-
the machinery and the tables and Hi. "kl"! 1" an appropriation 0‘
other "9mm.“ h“, been ro- 35.000 to secure the services of an
pginud. expert. and also to draw up a zon-
powcr house, and the furnace has!
been bricked up beneath. ‘
The ilniahlag touches are now be-
ing made to this. the final unit in
the factory power system.
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m NEW HAVEN
Thomas Jehnstone, vice president.
ot.the Crofut and Knapp Hat com-t
pasy. who has been at the factoryl
for the past month. has left on a
business and selling trip through.
showing the new straw hat line. .
the middle west. Mr. Johnstone is!
Mr!- Johnstone accompanied Mr.‘
Johnstone on the western trip and;
f“'“§7’ ”‘33:, ”m“, 'Ztm'fgr'iOmission Of McKinley Din-
oiiti. "hm m. C‘ a 0' ner Makes August .10
Event First Statewtde
Gathering This Year.
Close to 500 republicans from all
parts of Connecticut are expected to
nttcnd the dinner to be given at
Wilcox's restaurant. Serin Rock.
Saturday. August I. by the members
of the Willard faction of the New
Haven republican party. A similar
dinner here two years ago by the
Willardites was the occasion of the
first big boom ineSenator Hiram
Bingham's campaign for the guber.
netoriai chair. This year's dinner
will be the first state-wide republi-
Two of the new Genrst sizing'
machines will be set up in the sizing,
room. One of those labor saving
and compact machines is already
being installed. To employ es in this
department they will be known as
“8" machines. ‘
A full force is working in the
soft hat trimming and lining de-
partments. there being capacity
summer production. 1%
Reuben '1'. Booth, employee in the
straw hat department. accompanied
by his family spent the weekend
in Holyoke. Mass. can affair of the year 6 annual
”_ McKinley dinner was o itted this
Mrs. Carol Moore, designer. “0 year out of respect to the late
0. B. Carter. of the sales force in
the New York cities. .were at the
factory.
George Klett or New Britain.
.1. Henry Rorsbaclt. chairman of
the republican state central com-
mittee, will be one of the speakers
at the dinner. It will be the sec-
ond occasion on which Mr. Rors-
bsclt has spoken in public since the
state election of two years ago. Gov.
ernor John H. Trumbull and Senator
Hiram Blngham will be the other
speakers. while Clarence G. Willard.
leader of the Bareback faction here
will be toastmaster. The committee
in charge of arrangements is headed
by Frank M. Lynch. first assistant.
clerk of the secretary of state‘s of-
lice.
Large political importance is be-
ing attached to the dinner here. for
. it is expected that it will de-
velop many interesting features and
that it will be the opening for re.
election. Booms for candidates fqr
Daniel 0. Cavanaugh. of the straw
daperiment. will start on his an~
nuel vacation this week. He will
visit along the shore and is plan-
ning a motor trip.
. u—a-H
s’iu Marguerite Daggy. assistant
in the purchasing department. is en-
ioying a two weeks' vacation.
ill. Jaye Josom has resigned her
position in the office of the women's
hat department.
Miss Ruth Pierce of the billing
department is enjoying a two week's
vac‘ion.
Arthur Stack. superintendent of
the women's hat department and
Frank Steels. assistant shop super-
intendent are expecting a. visit from
their brother. James A. Stack, trav-
eling representative of A. DePinl.
Fifth avenue. New York City. .
hilt Ethel Amrein. clerk in the
women's hat department has return-
ed from a short vacation spent in
Lakewood. N. .J.
Frank Holt and Chester Fitch of
the New York offices were at the
factory recently: They are now on
straw hat selling trips.
ur. Idolt covers Pennsylvania and
New tori: states. and lir. Fitch.
New Janey. Delaware. bfaryiand and
Wsat. Virginia.
Anthony LaPore. of the billing da-
partt’nent is on his annual two
weeks' vacation.
velop before the session is over. Due
to the bitter r ry between the
Rel-aback orfAi‘ation and the Ull-
man faction it New Haven. it is not.
expected that any of the leaders of
the L'llman group will attend. al-
though several membera of the Wil-
lard faction were seen at the an-
nual outing of the Young Men's Re-
publican club held in New Haven
last week. This club is an Ullman
organization. There seems to be no
sign of truce between the warring
factions this year.
One of the features of‘the dinner at
Savln Rock will be the attendance
of a large delegation of Bridgeport
republicans. who recently have made
peace with the state organisation.
This delegation undoubtedly will be
n.- t Nelson naililnery nor and Mayor Behrens. The dinner
designer. spent the waeltodnd in New
Teri: City.
Miss label Dishes. stsaographer.
Is on her vacaticn of two weeks.
Arthur black was in mm. 1.
1. Inner.
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Ii- Lueiua Craig has resumed
her duties in the billing department
after her annual vacation.
the newly baptised Park City re.
publicane will enjoy an opportunity
to meet in public with the eta].
warts of the Roraback canip who
found it impossible to break into
Bridgeport affairs while the late
John 1 King w. alive but who now
ed conquest. q
Exoommunloeti‘ a.
u was a. wordy fight. and the
. —---‘- ~' ‘ ly, "that i never see your fees again
“Ir. Chair-an." completes! the the better it will be for both or us
speaker. m in his aural. "1' when we mast."—Bnaith's Weekly
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We n—so urn "licenses. cons.
headed by Postmaster Arthur Con- ‘
will be the first occasion at which .
look upon that city as an establish. ‘
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other state offices are likely to de- . .
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- Our Mid-Summer Sale
Continues-With Many New and
Interesting Values Each Day
Big Sale‘ Event!
chins.
100 Piece Dinner Sets of
American Ivory Porcelain in
six charming patterns. highly
' colored. Service for 12. Reg.
; price 835 to 345. Sale $27.95
. Vanity Sets. comprising
' two attractive perfume ‘. bot-
' ties with long droppers and
puff box with cover. Amber.
blue. amythest and green
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Sale 75 cts.
Imported Nappies in sets
at six. come in graduated
tions in colors. Ra . 81.70
Isle {1.50 set
proves by laun ering.
' . Sheets ’
' 63:99'in.
Hematitched
81x99 in. Reg. “.75 “.25.
They launder beautifully and are most satisfeoto .» Colors:
yellow, white. flash, black, tea, navy, green. Sleds hi to st.
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i g ’ Fine Percale Sheets
f .WanlsuttaBrand'at Sale Prices
Particular hostesses use these most aristocratic of all
use sheets and illow cases. Their crisp smoothness int i
Reg. ssso ms insects in. Reg. at so cts.
s 81:99 in. Reg. $4.50 sass meats in. Reg. ems so st
300 Baronet. Satin Slips
- is New Colors _ -
later.
linen finishes—grey and white.
50 cts. pkg.
; Fashionable "China and Glass
1 at Alluring Sale Prices
Listed here are only a few representative bar-
gains that are evident in our sale of glass and
Dolphin Candle
clever reproductions of the
old Sandwich glass. cones in
crystal, blue, amber and amy-
«thest. Many use
boadolr lamps. Reg. price 81
s
Colored Coasters. brighten
and protect the table. Blue.
anythast and amber. Reg.
Price 18% cts.
Crystal Candle Itlcts in
_ 9% inch aises are
sizes with assorted decora-' 5 \ good taste. blending
every color scheme. leg.
price 56 cts. Sale ‘5 cts. ea.
I leg.- prlee “I. ' '
1 Summer frocks tookhaae over these lustrous slips of baronst satin.
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Reed’s Fine Qfillty Stationery Reduced
for is Week Only '
39 cts. lb. 79 cts. lb
Reg. ’50 cts. -~- ~ Reg. $1 ..
High grade writing paper from famous
manufacturers has been made according to
our own specifications and is reduced for this
week only. Buy in quantities for use now, and
56.5%; n aunt-saunas. usm- '
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.Two grades of letter paper in kid and
Envelopes io match—reg. ’25 cts. _ and
19 eta. & 39 cts. pkg.
Main floor.
Children’s Dresses 1
to embroider
50 cts. ..
leg. 59 to 79 cts.
Grouped to sell at this
very popular price, are
linens frocks of good qual-
ity in sizes from 4 to 8
yrs. Stamped in very ef- .
fective designs, they will
make charming frocks for
summer and early fall
wear. Variety of color-
mgs and designs. _.
lecond floor.
Sterling Sil e
Stone Se: r
' Bracelets it
$1.50
Uni-1 price $3
Fashion decrees many
bracelets of this flexible
type which are set with
stones to imitate expensive
platinum and gold brace-
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56¢in
them for
Sale its ea.
Sale 10 cts. ea.
VI” in
with
Basement.
Main floor.
women’s Rayon Vests
’ 85 cts.
' " Th 3?. pm $1
_ eieal summery t
Pillow 0'“. is of rayon in pink, peadh,
orchid, blue, maize and
axle green. They launder
beautifully and wear ex-
ceedingly well. Sizes 36
Second inner. ‘ Third door.
32.19
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