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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., April 21, 1920, Page TWELVE, Image 12
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THE TIMES: APKEL 21, 1920
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Trfcxltoetoaj a9aaagBBBa took
ail UndSMd&aswS&s I nothing
did m any good. Tmlll I used
and I am xttcxjs- gliitMio tell peopio
of tho grat tbiagsrFrait--a-fives'
have done fbcroe.
I have OKuiy ftieDds JttOgclsiisbDr
now using FtMb-b-CTCS on. my
At dealers crt-s-n -FKOTT-A-TTTES
PICK DELEGATES
TO CONVEfiTIOM;
iDemocrats Favor National
Department of Ed
ucation '
68ffloent -a. sKtionad department
ec eaaaaxon. awrer a. cabinet bead
ol b toumwH'tipg of the. Trash tRse
PBewre passed at the regular ciCy
caiuuiios of tbo (Democrats held at
ca-wuuj jui cMxrooms last -night
A, resotiztioa wxs petsBed recom
mending t&e-crastion of a. state touaad
of Information for the dlstiflnriion of
Domoteradic news.
Aa amentraeot to the miles was
passed., whereby each tofcuro conven
tion -wffl elect its own ecuoo
board.
Tfx. vnvnntTu- iteOsenlss were chosen
to go to the state convention in New
FSrat district, T. J. IMrarphy; second
district. John J. Ford: third district,
OB. C X. Kelly; fbnrfih. district, WHBam
BE. SBefeatn; fifth diataSot, wziu&m
Koefe; staGth district, "William E. Ho
geux; sewerath distrtct, !Lawrence T.
CfaHagher; eighth district, John Mc
GOinnesB; ninth dlsfirict, Francis P.
DumBgais; teot2i dSatrict, WraxiSs
Hearn; eleventh district, Matthew
Xajjby. twelfth district, Joseph Ii
l-Coates, Jr.
Delegaseesa-t-iarse, wafaun it-, un.
Prank J. Clancy, CE. C. 'Byrnes, W31-
tfam IP. Kir. John A. Cornell, George
B. Claris: and EDarrT Page.
John A. Cornell was selected chair
man of the delegation to the state
convention.
The foHowine were elected to serve
on the executive (boards
First district, Harry A. WeUch; sec
ond district, John J. Ford; third dis
trust, Patrick m. Fitstriclc; fourth
disCrtot, (Francis J. Clanta; fifth dis
trict, Michael 031 iSmall; sixth district,
William J. Moraa; seventh district,
Thomas 'Redd y ; eighth district, John
J. MjoGtrifimess; ninth district, Thomas
J. Hjungrerford; tenth district, Frank
J. Hearn; eleventh diatriet, CRichard
Meyer; (twelfth district, Joseph I
Coatea, Jr.
Ixt of the people who deplore the
scarcity of food, spend their even
ings and Saturday afternoons at th
movie shows instead of in the garden.
EXPECT EARLY
" SETTLEMENT
New York, April 21 Early settle
ment of the controversy arising from
the corner in Stutz Motor Co. stocS
w.as predicted in Wall Street today
following a decision of short interests
late yesterday to seek mediation toy
a committee of bankers. Allan A.
Ryan, chairman of the hoard of the
Stutz Co. was the one who engineered
the .drive on the shorts and has con
sented to meet the committee and a
conference is expected to beheld today.
Representatives of 56 firms who
were short of Stutz stock on their
SEFSKXJSX! XU-S 'W1DMARK.
Ica.l authorities have been as&ed
to locate .Nils WMmxrk, who is sap
posed to have lived in this city during
3 909 and 1910. Widmarfc is wanted
by an attorney of Jamestown, N. Y.,
in connection with a inheritaee left
by WHd-mark's mother, who recetly
dred in Sweden.
Till 1JVI2S GKT $509.
The residenee-of Bnmess Sashinsky,
112 Gregory street, was entered by
thieves yesterday, and clothing, jew
elry and cash to the value of $500
stolen. Ail members of the. family
were away from home all day, and
the robbery was not discovered until
early evening. The matter has been
repqrted to the police.
A toothache is Na
ta re's warning1 of need
ed repairs. A , clean
tooth never decays and
a tooth that is not dis
eased never aches.
Don't try to lull an ach
ing nerve to sleep from
time to time. Consult
your dentist and have
the tooth repaired.
X-Ray TirniniliBUfon
Teeth extracted pain
lessly by Nap-a-Mlnit,
Gas or Novocain.
Gnarantwd Work.
Reasonable IrtorL
DR. WEIDLICH
DR. AlrVORD
5 Citizen's Bldg.
DR. GOKEY
mi. !OM.SOX
129 Wall Street
DENTISTS
rfradmnn from the way people
lrave been buying "Seeds" and
"Farming Implements" the last
few davs tiex are at last
WAKITSXJ UP to the Tact flint
it is time for he Spring Plant
ing. Come in and nnrehase while
we have an assortment. A
little delay may mean much
inconvenience.
Tfatrd FToor, near
lioerlcan Kartea Stores
INCOICPOATJEa.
7airfi8ld Av. and Middle St,
An tba to Kagflwrfi nml man.1
IG1
ass
APPROPRIATE FOR WED
DING GIFTS
The beautiful brilliancy and
exquisite cutting of our cut
glass has given it the title of
being the best to be had, and
Ihe price is within the range
f every buyer.
$2 Q75
TUnrsitay Only YOUR CHOICE OF THIS PORT HARBOR
Chair or Rocker
" Exactly as ninstrated
I Terms to Strit Your Convenience
These Rockers and Chairs Are Strongly Made of Substantial
Ffhre. They Are Neatly Finished in Brown, Cushion
Filled Entirely with. Hair. Cretonne Cover-
- ing of High Grade
NO PHONE OKDEBS NONE TO II"AT7CTLS
It is just such Odd Pieces as these which make a Home actually attractive! Imagine a pair of these Chairs in your
Living Room! Wouldn't they add beauty and improve your present Furnishings? And In your Bedroom Haven't
you oftimes resolved to purchase a more comfortable Chair? Isn't this the very one you need with its natural shaped,
upholstered back and its soft cushion seat? The use of these Chairs is unlimited Place a couple of them on your
Veranda and see how "dressed up" your house will seem!
own accounts or for clients, have
adopted resolutions pledging them
selves to abide by the? findings of the
committee. Mr. Ryan was quoted as
saying he would confer with the com
mittee but that he would not grant it
arbitrary power to fix settlement
terms.
Advertise in The Times
SMATjIi ftre damage.
A Are which started in a one stors
corrugated iron building v owned h
the Raybestos Co., was discovered
shortly after 11 o'clock last night bj
a watchman. An alarm was sent ir
from the company's private box an.:
the flames were soon under control.
United States Wheat Director License. No. 009113 B. Y.
These Chairs and Rockers
Are just exactly like the illustrations above, and, with
our assurance of their comfort and long service, you can
well appreciate the unusual value of this offering. We
were fortunate in securing this large lot and feel positive
that they will appeal to you instantaneously!
This Special, Low Price
Is in effect for this One Day Sale -Thursday Only!!
It is far below their worth and if you will compare them
to any other Chairs or Rockers offered by other stores,
you wiU get a definite idea as to the Great Savings always
enjoyed by patrons of Hadley's. Don't miss this Sale
Thursday only!
peeiais tor I tiers
'April 22, 1920.
I
MEAT DEPARTMENT
Briskef Corned Beef :
Corned Pig's Feet
Corned Pig's Tails
Corned Pig's Hearts
Clover Leaf Brand Bacon
Corned Pig's Ears
Corned Pig's Snouts
IblOcfl
lb 9efe
lb 12c i
lb 8cpj
lb 28ci
lb 8cp
lbl2ci
Read These Terms See How Easy Hadley's Make It To Furnish Your Home ! !
Chair or Rocker Or Both will be delivered to your Home when only a sjnall cash deposit is made. Balance
may be paid in small amounts, weekly or monthly To Suit Your Convenience! These, terms are offered you in the
purchase of any goods at Hadley's Whether it's a single item A Suite Or A whole Houseful! If ydu need any
Furniture, at all, call on us NOW before any further market advances take place We'll serve you RIGHT in every
way!
ssaaasiM!PHw -11:5
GROCERY BULLETIN
Broken Macaroni and Spaghetti 2 lbs. for 25c
Federal Macaroni and Spaghetti 3 pkgs, 25c
Hires or Williams Root Beer Extract bottle 20c
Duffy's Apple Juice bottle 25c S
Loganberry Juice bottle 10c.L 25c & 50c
Orangeade in Bottles I5ej
Elbow Macaroni jo 20c
Popping Corn on the Ear , ". . . Ib 10c
roisen Jtcice 2 lbs. for 25c
ouquot Club Ginger Ale . . ." case, 2 doz. $3.35!
Grape Juice, bot. 15c, 2 for 25c, pints 33c, quarts 70c j
Rose's Lime Juice bottle 50c and 90c
Orangeade Paste for making Drinks can 25c !
Baked Beans in tomato sauce 6 cans 25c I
BRIDGEPORT
m STATE & BANK STS.
PHONES.
Ci
E. MAIN" ST II
HW WW Wl II . I-IJII UHL I
The Electric Shop
Our Building Is About to be Sold We .Must Prepare Ourselves
for Ultimate Removal Consequently Prices Have Been Placed
at the Very Lowest Possible Figures.
NOW IS HOUSE RENOVATING TIME
NOW IS THE TIME TO SAVE MONEY HERE
DRAPERY GOODS OF ALL FABRICS
Figured Taffeta 36 in. wide, blue, 79 C
green, rose. Reg. $1.25. Sale price
Cressy Madras, the best grade in old brae,
mulberry, rose, and tan. Reg. 9
J2.25. Sale price "
Velvene, 30 in. wide in different
designs. Regular 89c
Sale price
Tapestry
69 c
Terry Cloth, 36 inches wide, reversible, in
a variety of pleasing floral de- t
signs. Reg. $1.50. Sale price 3 ,mmms
Printed Marquisette In all shades. Bine,
Gold, Brown and other . mixtures. Excel
lent. for country or shore cottages. CSQf
36 in. wide. Special Sale price
Cretonnes Tour choice of any
9Sc Cretonne at this sale ....
Others at proportionately low prices.
yd.
Chenille Portieres
Fine heavy quality in greens, tans,
bine and mulberry. They are worth
today 15 a pair. $9.98
Sale price
Velour Portieres
rnplex with French edge, regular
2soo S27.SO
Salet price 'Tm '
Rope Portieres
For single doors, reg. C5.TI
$4.00. Sale price d.W
For double doors, regular $S to
irprice, St0 9
Calcutta Cocoa Mats
Size 18x30, C J KJ
special s?-le price
Tes! Rugs are comparatively high today but there is every
indication of higher prices. Therefore buying now is the
wisest kind of economy. Ton can't go wrong on these prices.
Axminster Rugs
6x9,' reg. $33 SfV
Sale Price ,aw
8-3x10-6, reg. EA
$6p. Sale Price 3t,3U
9x12, reg. $656 ttSCi Ef
Sale Price
All in) attractive designs and
colors.
Brussels Rugs
6x9, reg. $25.00 ffi "i
S34.SO
$45, $49.
S44
Sale price
8-3x10-6, reg.
$39. Sale Price
9x12, reg.. $42,
Sale prices
S3 7- S40 and
French Wilton Rugs and Royal Wilton Rugs
9x12 size, regular prices from $125 to $l8i. Sale prices
r saaoto$i65
Buy these rugs for the Summer
cottage while you are able to get
them at these low prices:
8x10 regular $12
Sale price
9x12 regular $14 SI 2
Sale price
SIO
Woolen Fiber Rugs
9x12 in a good assortment of pat
terns and colors. Reg. $15 12
Sale price UfAiA
Rug Borders
59c
Such an Easy,
Way to Clean
Thousands - of house
wives the country over
who are using the
36 in. wide, special
Sale price
TABLE SCARFS
Fine Velours with Tapes
try ends, gold braid, in all
shades, regular $4.98. Sale
price . - . ... S3.98
Special Scarfs for Daven
port Tables, two tone ef
fects in browns and blues.
Size 17 by 72 in. reg. $5.00.
Sale price . . . . S4.0D
850 Pairs Curtains
Including Nets, Marqui
settes, Fine Voiles and
Scrims. - These curtains
will b e sold at a saving to
you of from
' EO to SLOOP"
Couch Covers
In plain colors and mix
tures. These have sold
regularly at $7.50. Sale
Price -v.S5.9S
Spanish Leather
Put a new top on your au
tomobile -at small- cost.
Heavy material, 54 in.
wide. Special sale price
yd. .... .... S2.0O
Carpet Sweepers
25 Carpet Sweepers. Our
reg. price is $2.98. While,
theytfast ...... SL9S
INLAID
LINOLEUM
In a good variety of pat
terns. The regular $2.35
grade, Sale price, square
yard S2.10
Printed Cork Linoleum,
burlap back. Reg. $1.35.
Sale price sq. yd. SL1
CORNER STATE AND BROAD STS.
and
Electric Vacurna
Cleaner
to keep their home spick and span describe Electric
Cleaning in just these simple, expressive words "Such
an easy way to clean."
Start Now to Clean
Electrically
Learn just as vhousands of happy women have. learn
ed how astonishingly easy and simple it is to clean
Electrically. Note the thoroughness of Electric Clean
ing and its wonderful convenience as compared with, a
broom. We will show you how Just fill out the cou
pon and mail to our office.
THE UNITED ILLUMINATING CO.
BROAD AVI CAATVON STS.
1 Gentlemen: Please have yoor salesman call and demon
strate the APEX VACUUM CLEAN"ER.
Date .. .. .. Hour
Will you kindly mail descriptive matter of the APEX
VACUUM CLEANER. I understand that this recraest puts
me under no obligation.
I NAME ADDRESS . I
I; ,1 i
1 l
The United Illuminating Oo.
j 1115 BROAD STRSET I
PHONE BAKNTM 821 I
HAYES FISH COMPANY
Dealers in AH Kinds of High Grade
FISH, MEATS, GROCERIES & VEGETABLES
(VU T7I A TTXTT71T T A T7WHTTTT1
iiomei
5 J"wilil nl
'Toiakn. 9 S Jan. 3 1st, u:ls store will Close ai i ociock aatnraay evenings.
Telephone Barnum 4124132697

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