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THE FARRIER: APRIL 25, 1913
KLINE'S
955-957 MAIN ST.
SATURDAY SHOULD
BE A BUSY DAY IN
OUR CLOAK DEPT.
Today's express brought
some very good Chil
dren's Coats, as well as
Juniors' and Sample Suits
Children's Shepherd
Check Coats ,ages 2 to 6,
red cloth col- 4 Q
lar . . ...... $lsJ.t.
Children's Pongee and
Bengaline Coats in tan,
ages2to6jbraid ft
trimmed ... . v-U!
Girls; Sample Serge
Coats , ages 6 to 14, very
good . tfO QO
Children's Blue Serge
Coats, ' ages 2 to 6.
nicely - fif QO
tijmmed. j ? jf ?Y ?
Junior Tan Covert Cloth
Coats, tailored and trim
med $A QR
styles .
MISSES' and LADIES'
SPRING- SUITS
$9.98 to $16.98
Alterations Free of
Charge
Men's Balbriggan Un
derwear, good reliable
brands, 23c, 39c, 42c, 49o
Men's $1.25 Percale
Dress Shirts, very pretty
patterns -
89c
Pure White Striped Seer
sucker Petticoats, CJT
75c kind, special J3C
Long Black and White
Silk Gloves, worth $1.00,
very special,
pair .-. ,! i
BUY YOUR STOCK
INGS OF US
and , you 11 always buy
here. We save you mon
ey and give you the best
in the country for the
price. '
rocAtEsTroBiT AT
KLINE'S
69c
EXPELLED STUDEIIT
MUST STAY WITHIN
THE JAIL LIMITS
Zimmerman Plans to Escape
Judgment by Becoming
"Poor Debtor"
Josepb Zimmerman, Jr., the Tale
itudent -who was sued by Harry Fhil
lipeon, a trolley car conductor, fol
lowing a fight on a Norwalk car, was
arretted on a body writ thia morning.
Deputy Sheriff Ladrigan took the
young man into custody. It was charg
ed that he had failed to satisfy the
judgment for $376 obtained against him
two months ago by Phillipson in -the
common pleas court.
Zimmerman heard the body writ had
been Issued and he came to this city
In company with Frank' Huntington,
a r or wain garage proprietor. The
party went to the Jail where there
was a conference bet-ween Judge John
J. Walsh, representing Zimmerman,
and Attorney Leo Davis, appearing
icr tne conductor.
A bond of $500 was deposited by
Huntington and Zimmerman was re
leased. He will be required to stay
within the Jail limits, however. It
rwas claimed that Zimmerman and an
other student created a disturbance on
a trolley car while they were Intoxi
cated and during the brawl they as
faulted the crew of the car. Zimmer
man la the son of a wealthy New
York business man.
It Is Zimmerman's plan to take the
poor debtor's oath thus escaping the
(atisf ying of the court's Judgment. -
BED BUGS
re coming to life again as
won as the warm weather In
here. This Is the time to rid
your houne of the pent and
nave comfort the rent of the
season. Cyrus Presto Killer,
8 Be per can.wlll do It for you.
THE DRUGGIST
Pali-field Arjnd Courtland St.
CARD OF THANKS.
I wish to thank all who so kindly
came to my aid In my great sorrow;
Stnd especially Comrade Horseneld
who Interested himself In my behalf
to further the carrying out, wishes ex
pressed by my deceased husband, Doc
tor John P. Thorndyke.
p MAUD A. THORNDYKE.
:as33isi Want Ads lc a word ,
"Vogue" says: "Few Americana . will wear London clothes today
the glory of London clothes has departed, their prestige Is no more."
Distinctly American styles lead in the world of dress.
No matter where you travel, here are the clothes to
keep you correctly dressed . v
Coats scomf ortable in fit, comon-sense in looks and
practical in style; softeloth, soft lapels, soft fronts.
As to colors and fabrics, come in and see our liberal
display from'
$10 to $25 for Suits or
Overcoats
TJndarwear, pajamas, shirts, neckwear, hose, gloves,
the latest in.furnishings at right prices
1227-1229 MAIN STREET
Stratfield Hotel Building
The Wedding Gift.
in English Sheffield Designs will always be tbnnk
f ally received. Meat Platters, Vegetable Dishes,
Sandwich Trays, Serving Trays, Tea, and Coffee Sets,
Kettles, Toast Racks, Cracker and Cheese Dishes.
$5.00 to $75.00
!"AT THE SIGN OF THE CHIMES"
Established 1865
STRATFORD
TOWN MEETING TONIGHT
The special town meeting to take up
the ijiiter of improving the Washing
ton school on North avenue will be
held in the town hall this evening and
Indications are that it will be a well
attended and "lively" meeting.
There are two propositions which
will be taken up in this matter of
an improved school for North avenue.
The first proposition will be to erect a
four room brick building on the site
of Washington school, moving the
present frame building back. The
grounds around the school would then
be drained, the total cost of this pro
position being placed at 23,000.
The second proposition to be placed
before the voters Is that the sum of
$40,000 be appropriated for the purpose
of building an eight room brick build
ing, moving the present frame build
ing back and draining the grounds
around the school.
The matter of rescinding the vote
taken at a. recent town meeting in re
gard to the purchase of a lot, on Hill
side avenue will be taken up at the
meeting this evening. It was voted at
the recent meeting to condemn the
lot, paying $300 for it. It is now pro
posed to pay $400 for the lot without
going through the condemnation pro
ceedings. The advisability of straightening
the line of Nichols avenue in front of
the John Booth estate and the matter
of re-leasing the third floor of the
town building to the Odd Fellows for
a term of five years will also come
before the meeting this evening.
of the season ' by a. few ' weeks and
gets a running start, as it were, in
tuning up their engines and getting
tneir Doats into perfect condition gen
erally. '
BOATING ACTIVITIES
These balmy spring days are. caus
ing sailboat and motorboat enthusi
asts in Stratford to begin getting out
the old paint can and putty knife and
betaking themselves to the shore
where' their craft has been lying un
der cover all Winter. Many of the
boat owners have completed the work
of overhauling their boats and have
already launched them. There are a
score or more of boats already in the
water at the Footatuck Yacht club and
also a number at the Housatonic
club.
Although the boating season is not
scheduled to open until Memorial Day,
May 30, the advance guard of yachts
men always anticipates the opening
TOMORROW'S BASEBALL GAME
The Stratford High school baseball
team will play the Stratford Outing
club team at Knowlton park tomorrow
afternoon and the 'game promises to
be one of the best played here so far
this season. The Outing club team
will be made up of the local members
of the club assisted by several Tale
boys. The regular : Stratford High
school team will represent that insti
tution in the game. Stratford has
not seen a real fast game of baseball
yet this year so there is every indica
tion that the fans will turn out in
force tomorrow afternoon to see the
S. H. S. and the S. O. C. clash at
Knowlton park.
FORTY HOURS DEVOTION
The beautiful ceremony of the Forty
Hours devotion will open in St.. James'
R. C. church at the 10:30 o'clock mass
Sunday morning and will continue for
a period of forty hours ending with
a high mass Tuesday morning at 7:30
o'clock.
The 10:30 o'clock mass Sunday morn
ing will be a high mass and will be
followed by a procession In which all
the children of the parish will take
part. There will also be a procession
at the 7:30 o'clock mass Tuesday
morning.
Monday morning there will be mass
es at 5:30 o'clock and 7 and confes
sions will be heard at the church Sun
day and Monday afternoon and evening.
MINSTREL SHOW CLOSES
The Red Men's minstrel show play
ed to a capacity house in Red Men's
hall last evening, the audience leav
ing with the impression that the show
was one of the best ever given under
the auspices of Okenuck tribe.
Use Dr. Gambgee's famous skin pre
parations. Caldara Balm, a pure, an
tiseptic skin food, especially useful to
automobilists. In tuDes post paid 25c.
Address The Dr. Gambgee Co., Fair
field, Conn. U 24 a Jp
Girl Wanted? Read the
farmer Want Ads.
E. H. DILLON & CO.
08 KADI 8T Birtfarf, CM. ST. CECILK. rmrl-
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL LEADING MILLINERS.
As Usual
Tomorrow, Saturday, Bargain Day
THE SMITH
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(Second Floor.)
We expect to-morrow will be one of the
biggest Saturdays of the season. Women will
appreciate the many money saving opportun
ities at this sale.
$1.00 Brown and Black Chip Hats, Large Shapes . . 48c
$1.50 Assorted Colors ajld Black Chip Straw Hats .. 75c
$2.00 Assorted Colors and Black Chip Straw Hats. ..... .8c
Black Rough Straw Banded Sailors. . . . '. .58c, 75c, 98c, $1.48, $1.98
Every Hat Worth, from 50c to $1.00 more.
Children's TTntrimmed Hats . .69c, 75c, 98c, $1.25, $1.48
Children's Trimmed. School and Outing Hate. . . .-. ... , ... . ..... . .69c to $3.00
Children's Dress Hats $1.48 to $7.50
$2.00 -Hemp Straw Hats ... . .-. . . . .... . . ; . . ... 98c
$3.00 Hemp Straw Hats $1.98
Panama Hats .' .$1.98 to $15.00
$5.00 Trimmed Dress Hats ........ . . . . $2.98
$7.00 Trimmed Dress Hats -. . - .$4.98
Extraordinary Values in Trimmed Dress Hats from $5.00 to $50.00
Rose Buds and Fine Blower Clusters 10c, 19c, 25c, 38c, 48c
Flower Wreaths - i 48c, 75c, 98c, $1.48
50c Fancy Feather Stick-ups . . . . v . . . ...25c
Ostrich Fancy Feathers . . . - ...48c to $5.00
Black- and White Ostrich Plumes 48o to $12.50, worth 87c to $17.00
65c Shetland Veils ..... .-..' . . . . . 50c
40o Wide All Silk Ribbons . , ' .'. 25c yd.
$1.00 Straw Braids, 12. yd pc - 50c
35c Straw Braids, 10 yd.' pc. 20c
We carry the largest variety of Fancy Silk Ribbons in the city. ' Prices
always lower than other dealers.
Splendid Values in Marabout Capes and Stoles $2.48 to $10.00,' worth $4 to $14
$7.50 White Embroidered Lawn Dress $4.98
$1.00 White Lawn Embroidered Waists 75c
$1.35 White Lann Embroidered Waists 98c
$2.00 White Lawn Embroidered Waists $1.48
$2.50 White Lawn Embroidered Waists $1.98
$1.00 Colored Silk Embroidered Waists $1.98
White Silk Waists '. $1.98, $2.48, $2.98, $3.98
$2.00 Colored Messaline Petticoats $1.48
$2.50 Colored Messaline Petticoats $1.98
Excellent Values In Silk Petticoats from. . . $2.00 to $5.00
Guaranteed Rain Coats - $2.98 to $12.00, worth $4.00 to $16.00
Spring Styles in Coats .$6.98 to $14.00, worth $10.00 to' $18.00
New Assortment of Beady Trimmed Hats. Several Im
ported Patterns, All Suitable for Summer Wear
W. E. HALLIGAN
989 BROAD STREET
Sale of Fine Ostrich Plumes
Every color of the rainbow, two-tone or plain colors. Remarkable bar
gain. YOUR CHOICE 44c each. Worth $1.00.
Men's Furnishings
Big Bargain in Knitted Ties in a wide range of colors. Every Tie worth
25c. VOl It CHOICE lad each. . - ,
i Wash Ties, good assortment of colors, and patterns, 10c each, 3 for 25c.
New line of "CHESEY" Silk Reversible Ties, beautiful colors. YOCB
CHOICE 50o each:
Men's Balbriggan Underwear, SScj 50c each. . .;
Men's Medium Weight Underwear, SOc, 75c, $1.00 each.
Sew Spring line of STegligee Shirts, good assortment of patterns, 50c, $9c,
$1.00 each.
"FRISBIE" Collars, new styles, 15c each, 3 for 25c.
(Right Aisle Front)
Ribbons
5 Inch Black and White Stripe Taffeta and Satin Ribbons, 29c, 33c, B0o
a yard. r .
5 Inch Roman Stripe Ribbons, pretty colors, S5o and 85c a yard.
Flowered Ribbons, large assortment of handsome designs, 25c and B9o s
yard.
Hair Ribbons in a wide range of colors, 25c, 29c, $3o yard.
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Art Department
, Crosstitch goods are in great demand at present. See the new Pillow
Tops. Centre Pieces and Scarfs in our window.
Stamped in Assorted Designs on good materials 25c each.
Bag and Belt Department
All the latest novelties in Bags 50c to $7.50 each. '
White Crocheted Bags 25c, SOc, $1.00 each.
Crocheted -Bags Black and Ecru 50c, $1.00 enoh.'
Moire Belting 25c yard. '-
Silk Belting 50c yard. - '
Patent Leather Belts 25c, SOc each.
Women's Gloves
Right Aisls.)
2 Clasp Kid Gloves, good assortment of colors. SPECIAL 68c pair,
16 Button "Kayser" Silk Gloves. A complete stock of sizes, lengths and
colors, $1.00 pair.
12 Button Silk Gloves, Black and White, 75c pair. '
(Main Floor Front.)
THE SMITH-MURRAY CO.
MINE DEATH TOLL
FROM EXPLOSION
HOW PUT AT 115
Pittsburgh, April 26 Rescue parties
working in the Cincinnati mine of the
Pittsburgh Coal company where an
explosion occurred, Wednesday after
noon, thin morning, brought 33 addi
tional bodies to the mouth of the
mine. Ten additional names were ad
ded to the missing. The complete loss
of life la placed by those at the mine
at 115. .
The bodies recovered were found bar
led under the fallen roof and until the
debrbs has been searched, which will
occupy several days, the exact extent
of the loss cannot be determined.
The force of ' workers was Increased,
this morning, by volunteers from the
district but some parts of ' the mine
are still filled with gas and no com
plete exploration can be made;
Many of - the bodies recovered were
so mangled that it ,wa feared they
never cari be identified.
Preparations for those widowed and
orphaned by the explpslon are under
way, and for the present they are be
ing looked after by the Coal company.
Girl Wanted? Read the
Farmer Want Ads.
SATURDAY SPECIALS
In Men's and Women's Suits
While we are not ad vertising a regular ' Sale " the prices at
which all men's and women's apparel will be sold for Saturday
will be extremely low and greatly under regular value. When
you consider the regular low price, due to our low rent and ex
pense location, the prices quoted mean more than the ordinary.
' CASH OR CREDIT
We will be pleased to open an account with any one. Our
credit system is free from the red tape usually employed. It is
a confidential transaction. One price only Cash' or Credit.
Ladies ' and Misses' Serge Suits
In light tan, coffee, bronn, snuff color, black, gray
and blue, coat 26 incnes long, cut round in xront,
rolling shawl collar, trlmmea, dou
ble tone corded silk to match; also
trimmed cuffs, $15 to $17.50 values
1 taasu. Jin m. a jmm. iif
$12.98
Ladies' and Misses' Suits
In all the leading shades, best quality whipcord,
serge and clay, suitably tailored, trimmed with
silk, Morris collar and five rows of narrow silk
braid on lapels and four rows on the
sleeves, exceptional values at $17.50
and $19.50
$15.00
Ladies' and Misses' Vicuna Cord Suits
In gray,' man tailored, trimmed with
gray, Murray's edged silk, black
collar, regular value $17.5o
$13.50
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Men's and Young
Men's Suits
You may "go the rounds" and
you will not find a finer lot of
Men's and Young Men's Suits in
the city than we carry, right here
in our Broad Street Store, marked
at Broad Street prices, which
means a SAVING; of considerable
money to US, and. we in turn give
you this advantage. .
In the lot you will find Jforfollcn In crash.
plain and fancy tiara ana -sort nmsn
Ladies', Misses' and Juniors' Coats
In a very large variety, all colors. Junior sizes,
IS, 15, 17; Misses, 14, 16, 18; Ivadies, 34 to 44; Stout
ladies, sizes 41 to 51.
n.ni-1 alt the dandy mixtures in good, stout, dur
able fabrics. liatest, styles, too, these snlM.
Neat, natty up-to-the-minute.
PRICES RANGING FROM
' $1250 to $27.50
Great Values in Ladies' and Misses' Trimmed Hats and Shapes
readies' Dress Shapes, or picture
eneci, veivex mcing, Neapolitan
straw, value $3.98. SATURDAY
OJfJjY-
$2.49
Ladies' Hejnp Straw, velvet faced
and top neatly trimmed, value $2.08.
SATURDAY ONLY
1.98
liadies and Misses' Rolled Brim
Hemp Straw, velvet faced, trimmed
hats and shapes, value $2.98. SAT
URDAY OX1.Y
$1.98
Iiadies' and Misses' Milan Straw
Shapes, regular $1.75. SATURDAY
OIVTDY
COMPLETE
FAMILY
OUTFITTER
FRANK JACOBY
1083 BROAD STREET
OPP. POST OFFICE
CASH OR CREDIT
O NrE PRICE
ONLY
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