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The New York herald., 1922-05-04

Chile (other parts os Honduras and letter
mail for Salvador must be sTecially ad-
dressed) via Port au Prince and Cristobal,
str COLON tsea posp, ii 30 AM (sup 1880
PM -
Trinidad. ciudad Bolivar and Guiana via
Trinidad, Georgetown and Parama ribo, str
IARIA. 12 NJ.
SATURDAY. MAY 6.
Jamaica. Guatemala Salvador letter mail
cnly) and Honduras (except Amapala City,
Choluteca, Departments of Colon and At
lantida and prints, &c, for Nacaome. Tegu-
cigapa and Yuscaran) via Santiago. King
ston. Puerto Barrios. Puerto Cortez. Puerto
specially Addressed. str SANTA MARTA.
1880 AN.
Cuba Especially addressed only) via Ha-
vana, str SIBONEY. s AN %.
Bahamas (including Inagua and Fortune
Islands) via Nassau, str LAKE Saws, 8
Costa Rica Canal Zone. except letter
maid, panama, except letter maiD. Saliva
dor Ga Union and San Miguel prints, &C,
onlyl Amapala City, Choluteca (also prints.
&c, for Nacaome. Tegucigalpa and Yuscaran)
in Honduras, Cauca and Narino departments
of Colombia and Ecuador CUBA, other parts
of Honduras and letter mail for Salvador
must be specially addressed) via Havana,
Cristobal and Port Limon, str uLUA, AM
dominican Republic Especially addressed d
only via Monte Christi, Puerto Plata, San
chez, La Romano, San Pedro de Macoris,
San Domingo City and Barahona. str
Curacao and Venezuela; also specially ad-
dressed correspondence for Porto Rico via
San Juan, Curacao, Laguayra and Puerto
Cabel1o, str CARACAS, 8 80 AM (sup o: 80
AM ~.
Porto Rico, st Thomas and st Croix via
San Juan. str SAN LORENZO (sea post) :,
s 30 AM (sup 0 80 AM -.
Turks Island and Dominican Republic via
Turks Island. Monte Christi Puerto Plata.
Sanchez, Samana. San Pedro de Macoris.
San Domingo City, Azua and Barahona. str
lROQUOIS, 80 AM %.
South Brazil Argentina, Uruguay and
Paraguay via Rio Janeiro. Montevdeo and
Buenos Aires, str VASARI, IL AM (t).
Turks Island and Dominican Republic via
Turks Island. Monte Christi Puerto Plata.
Samana, Sanchez, La Romano, San Pedro
de Macors, San Domingo City, Azua and
Barahona, str HELLAS, 12 M.
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ARRIVED.


STR Mount Clinton. Hamburg April 20. to
tue United American Lines. with III pas
sengers, mails and mdse. Went TO pier So.
Str Tyrifjord (Norl. Ctristiania April 10
and Bergen 18th, TO the Norwegian-Amer rica
Line. with mdse. Went 10 foot of 30th
street, Brooklyn.
Str Ampetco (Belg). Antwerp April n, 10
Robert l. Hague, in ballast.
Str Boe:on DUTCH. Batavia Feb 2s:
Singapore March ). Colombo 18th. Port Said
10Th Gibraltar April &. Philadelphia 26th
ana Boston May /. to Funch. Edge Co,
with mdse. Went to pier q, Bush Docks,
Str Sussex (Br) Melbourne via Boston. TO
the United States and Australasia Line, with
mdse.
Str corfe Castle (Br>, Cape Town. to
Norton Lilly & Co. with mdse. Went TO
pier ., Bush Docks. Brooklyn
Str Julia Luckenbach. San Francisco. TO
Str Corneiia, Ponce, Mayaguez and San
Juan, 10 A II Bull & Co, with mdse.
Str Munaires. Cristobal April "a, TO the
Munson Steamship Line. with mdse. Went
TO pier Z, Communipaw, NJ.
Str Carrihv. colon April 20. Cartagena
22d. Porto Colombia 23th, Santa Marta 2Ith
and Kingston Goth. to the United Fruit Co,
with passengers. mails and mdse Anchored
In Quarantine.
TO the Atlantic. Gulf and Pacific Steamship
Co, with mdse. Went TO pier 80, North
River.
Str San Pablo. Bocas del Toro and Port
Linon April rs. TO the United Fruit Co, with
fruit Went to pier 10. East River
Str David McKelvy, Lobos April 20. to the
Tidewater Oil Co. with crude oil. Anchored
off Tompkinsville.
Str Agwimoon. Lobos April "a. to the New
York and Cuba Mail Steamship Co, with
crude oil. Went to pier D, Constable Hook.
NJ.
Str Lake Como, Tanamo April &c and
Cananova 9th, to the Atlantic Fruit Co,
with fruit. Went to pier 20. East River.
Str Shakespear (Br), Cardenas April ID
snd Matanzas 27th. TO the Munson steam
ship Line, with eugar. VIII go to Federal
Sugar. Refinery, Yonkers, NY.
Str Anna Sofe (Nor), Nuevites April 26.
10 the Mun5on Steamship Line, with sugar.
VIII go to Federal Sugar Refinery. Yonkers.
Str Santa Marta, Tela April 20. Porto
Barrios 23d, Kingston 27th and Santiago
2Sth. to the United Fruit Co, with 90 pas
sengers. mails and mdse. Went to pier 10.
East River.
Str Stephen Il Jones, Norfolk.
Str Lancastrian (Br), Baltimore, to the
Larcastrian Steamship Co. Went to pier ..
Erie Basin, Brooklyn.
Str A l. Kent Philadelphia, TO Houlder,
Weir g. Boyd. Went TO New York Dock Cos
pier ). Brooklyn.
Schr Estelle Kreige' Gulfport, to Crowell
& Thurlow. with lumber. Went TO Church Il
Gates & Co.'S yard, Harlem River.
Tug Waltham. towing barges.
Tug Welfleet (anchored barge off Sandy
Hook and passed in Quarantine at 1:10 PM).
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PORT OF NEW YORK, WEDNESDAY, MAY 3, 1922

Santa Ana, San Pedro Sd. ...... Pacific Mail
Schoharie, Hamburg 21st. ........ Kerr Line
Vitellia, Glasgow 22d. Anchor Line
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MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CEN.
TRIAL AMERICA, WEST
INDIES, &C.
TRANSPACIFIC MAILS.
THuRSDAY. MAY 4.

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Barbad
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&c ony), Amapala (aso sa
Yusca
mail
Perm
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Peria,P
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(Frnch), Syria
Turkey cstan'ais Bua)
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DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS
SAIL THURSDAY.

Asia. Lisbon. &c.......... 800 PM
Brighton. Santiago. -
Comanche. Jacksonville. Noon
Esperanza. Havana, &c.... II 100 AM
Lucia, Malta, &c. -
Munarden, Caibarien. &c.......... -
Munwood. Cardena5, &c........... "
Panaman. Pacific coast............ -
Walter d Munson, Matanzas...... -
SAIL FRIDAY.
Baracoa, Port au Prince, &c...... PM
California, Bordeaux ............. -
Cathlamet. West Africa. .......... Noon
Chateau Thierry, Antwerp. ....... $500 Pm
City of Montgomery, Savan1ah.... 300 PM
Colon. Cristobai. ai.................s $500 PM
Conejos, Constantinople.. -
Crofton Hail, Puenos Aires Noon
Paria Trinidad &c.......... 300 PM
Parma, Barbados. os.............. 100 PM
Santiago, Manzanillo &c.......... -
Tanamo, San Juan. &c. -
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Steamers Due in New York.
DUE THURSDAY, MAY 4.

Steamer. From. Agents.
Bacchus. Malaga 18th. ..... Three Star Line
Cambrai. Antwerp 22d.............U A Il
Exeter City. Bristol 10Th. .Chas Hill q Son
Helas Santa Lucia Goth Columbus SS Co
Homeric. Southampton Goth. White star
Katahdin. Guantanamo 9th. ..... Ward Line
Lepanto Antwerp 10Th. ........... Ellerman's
Mexico, Malmo 18th. ......... East Asiatic
Mohawk. Jacksonville fst....... Clyde Line
Princess May, Port Antonio 10Th,
Robin Adar. San Pedro 18th. Isthmiaa Line
Schodack. Dunkirk 10Th. Cosmopolitan SS
servian Prince. Clyde 10th. .Furness- Witty
Yorck. Bremen 22d.. q Lloyd
DUE FRIDAY. MAY 5.
Belita. Baracoa 30th. Atlantic Fruit
City OF Savannah, Savannah I'd Ocean SIS Co
Comai. Galveston 10Th. Mallory Line
El Oriente, Galveston Goth. Southern Pac
El Isleo. New Orleans 10Th. Southern Pac
Lennpe. Jacksonville 2o...........Gl Line
Modena Turks Island 25th Columbus SS Co
Rotterdam. Rotterdam goth. .Holland-Am
Samland. Hamburg 21st..... Red Star Line
seattle Spirit, Londonderry 3lst..Moore & Nc
Themistocles, Palermo 17th...... Greek Line
DUE SATURDAY. MAY O.
Chicago, Havrc 2Jth. French Line
Dakarian, London 22d................I NJ M
France, Havre 10th. h..........-. .French Line
Margaret, San Juan 1st...........,A III Bun
Median. Liverpool 22d....... White Star Line
The New York herald., 1922-05-04
TRANSATLANTIC MAILS.
THURSDAY. MAY 4


Azores Islands and Portugal Greece must
be specially Addressed via Ponta pelsaua,
Lisbon and Praeus; also parcel post lnalis
for Azores Islands, Portugal ana Greeee, SIT
ASIA, 80 AM.
Azores Islands and Portugal Greece must
be specially Addressed via Ponta Dslgada'
Lisbon and Piraeus, by rail TO PROVIDENCE,
RI. and thence by str ASIA, PM.
FRIDAY. MAY s.
Azores Islands, Cape Verde Islands and
Senegal (Morocco, Canary Islands and other
parts of West Africa must be specially ad-
dressed) via Angra, Casa Blanca, Tenerifte,
ST Vincent. Dakar, bathurst. Bissao. Co
nakry. Freetown. Monrovia, Grand Bassain,
Seccondee and Accra; also parcel post mails
Cadiz and Liberia, str CATHLAMET, $3.50
AM.
Belgium and Luxemturg Especially ad-
dressed on,y) via Antwerp; also parcel post
mails for Belgium, Luxembourg and Belgian
Congo, u S A I CHATEAU THlERRY, 3
AM.
SATURDAY. MAY 6.
Europe Africa and West Asia via Cher
cially addressedJ, str HOMERIC, AN (sup
Europe, Africa and West Asia via Plym-
outh and Cherbourg (mail must be specially
addressed): also parcel post mails fJr Bel
gium, Luxembourg ana Belgian Cunso via
Antwerp, str kRooNLAND. AM tsup $50
Europe. Africa and West Asia via Plym-
outh and Boulogne (maii must be specially
addreSsed). also parcel post mails Tor
Netherlands via Rotterdam, str NOORDAM,
AM (sup $3.50 AM -.
Europe. Africa and West Asia. via Plym-
outh and Cherbourg; also parcel post mails
for Great Britain Ireland, France and the
countries mentioned In notes A and X below
via Plymouth and Cherbourg. and parcel
post mails for Germany. Austria. Czecho-
Slovakia, Hungary and Switzerland Via
Bremen, str GEORGE WASHINGTON (sea
post, AM (sup $3.50 AM -.
France and other countries especially ad-
dressed only via Havre. str LA SAVOlE,
80 AM (sup $50 AM ID.
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CLOSING OF MAILS.

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lDistaace given in miles; position at noon,
unless otherwise epecified.1
ASTiS ArsEss ss aS %sW ~ SSy a. 3D.
cy cte Of Rsa Ran,a g. J sW Gsy Head a. a.
City of Rome 1872 NNE Diamond L v Sd.
Castletown 222 Ambrose l. V Sd.
Dean Emery arrived Norfolk Sd.
Edward l. Doheny, il, IS Diamond L v
Sd.
Elisha. Elisha walks5 val s,r AGO 60 sE s. Ambrose 1 %;
+ Q Barstow l3y S Ambrose l. v Sd.
Federal 40 Guantanamo I'd.
freida 40 S Overfalls l. V Sd.
Gen Goethals left Haiti I'd.
Herbert bert c wyiie 225 By : W Block Island
Sd.
Howick Hall 81 N sar Salvador I'd.
A Moffett. Jr, 132 Sw Hatteras Sd.
john PSpsgssFb 3 Hrgssbod d' ,s AmhTsfS bismona
Melrose 1i6 + Ambrose l. Sd.
Mexico (motor ship 40 Z Nantucket Sd.
Norfolk passed Cross Rip " Sd.
Norlna 56S L Cape Henry Sd.
Paul II Harwood 1913 s Diamond Shoal Sd.
Rayo 191 NNE Diamond l. Sd.
seaconnet 5s SW Fire Island = Sd.
Suffolk 16 NE Five Fathom L 3D..
Sunoi ,266 ENE Hole in the Wall I'd.
swittsare sit, 300 100 sI5 By Diamond I Sd.
W G Teagle IS S Ambrose l. Sd.
WslinEton Well stqs S 80 Fye IF, EathOm to Bank M X 3D.
VIM McKenney 40 IL deg from Diamond
Shoa 12 45 AM 81
Winncbago sT5 Il Cverfails L Sd.
Zulia 722 Ambrose l. I'd.
BY Independent Wireless Telegraph
Company, Inc.
Absecon left Norfolk PM I'd.
Alfonso MI 1.i00 Sc Ambrose L mid
night ID
Cabotia 35 f Ambrose L $3.50 PM Sd.
City OF Flint $50 Il Cape Henry 3D..
Continued on Following Page.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-05-22
Local BOttling
 Plants Praised

Commissioner Thomas Holt of the Dairy and Food Division of the State Health department today sent a re- port of his inspections conducted in the city last week to Chief Inspector ! .. Howard Dunbar of the Division of Sanitation.
 He stated in the report that the | carbonated beverage plants of the city were in the best condition of any place in the state. No saccharin was ] found the inspection Commissioners Holt stated, but the department would , send inspectors every now and then , in an effort to stamp out the practice of using the artificial sweetening. Commissioner Holt sent a copy of , finding made by the New Britain L.courts of a man found using the ], ,sweetening who was fined $25 and gcosts and had his license suspended. SsssThis copy would be sent to every bot Sling works in the state, Mir. Holt stated.
 Cooperation was offered the Bridge I port health department in the report Band it was indicated that licenses of 1. certain dealers in the city might be revoked when they applied July 1 for renewals if certain conditions in 8 | few of the bott1ing plants are not eliminated.
 The State department of Health will issue the new licenses July l at g Eycost of S20.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-05-22
Attitude of Modern
 Girl Scored by Missionary Father

The nonchalant attitude of the modern girl and woman toward God and holy things, was scored last night by Rev. D. Baxter Of the De- ninican Order in the first service in the two weeks mission which Is now being conducted at Blessed Sacra- ment church.
 You Cannot Serve God and the World was the subject of the lecture in which Father Baxter declared that something similar to infideIity was the spirit of the age. He spoke of the selfshness of the girl of today and of her irnmodest dress which is an occasion of sin for the opposite sex. When a woman Is the occa- sion of sin she is guilty of s1n,'' said Father Baxter.
 The service this evening will begin at 7:30 and during this week both Catholic and non-Cath olic women are Invited to attend. The mission for men will begin next Sunday. Short religious instruction is given at the 5:15 and 7:45 masses each morning.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-05-22
Mrs. Valentino, 2nd, Refuses to Talk

New York. May 22-Mrs. Rudolph Valentino arrived last night. She left her train at Newark, N, F. and made the rest of her journey by automo- bile to avoid the crowd awaiting her St the railroad station here
 The second wife of the motion picture star maintained her silence, refusing to talk about her marriage with the actor of the silent drama, which resulted in his arrest on charge of bigamy in Los Angeles.
 She appeared nervous and was plainly exasperated at her failure to avoid reporters, several of whom met she train at Philadelphia and at tempted to interview her regard ding the tangle Valentino had gotten into through their marriage in Mexico be- Jean Acker has been granted.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-05-22
ESPEEDER ARRESTED COMING FROM REGATTA

Picked up on 8 charge of speeding gas he was returning from the boat kraces at Derby in company with his Effancee Stanton M. Meade, a stud ert sEesdding at 75S Hardness Hall, New E1Iaveqs Tas arrafgred sn court this Ep1or11S1G And had the charge noT1ed, Eupon psyfrrefrt of g. fine of s1o. In scourt this morning Meade testified kthat both he and This girl were suf- sfertng from the panSs Of hunger" and tshey thought they would take q chance ESQ they could get to hotel for dinner ebefore the crowd arrived
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-05-22
Another Caught;
 Same Old Alibi

Alexander Reminzeiski of 130
 Clarence street, was arraigned in court this morning charged with Keeping liquor with intent to sell. He testified that he had been out of work for some time and that his wife
 had gone to the butcher shop last
 week and had been refused further
 credit. Here she met a lady, how
 ever, who gave her d quart of hooch ! anu told her to sell it. This was found in the house winch the place was raided. Judge Boardman fined { him S25 and gave him a suspended Jail sentence of five days with a warning that if he was again brought
 in he would be sent to jail
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-05-22
Body of Late
 Thomas McAuliffe / Sent to Hartford

The body of Thomas McAu1iffe was sent to Hartford last night. Funeral arrangements have not yet been com- pleted but it is expected that there will be services at 2T5 Holccmb street, Hartford, where he and one of his daughters lived with the family of Mrs. W. J. Cnith, a close friend of Mrs. McAuliffe. who died several years ago.
 {. MT. McAu1fffe leaves two daughters. Mrs. Marion J. Sullivan. living on Franklin avenue, and Miss Gertrude M McAuiffe He leaves an uncle, Cornelius D. Curtin. Of 25 Irving street He leaves also several broth eers and sisters in Ireland.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-05-22

Table oil cloth white and colored yd 2SC
 Couch covers Rich roman stripes S1 r25 Creme da chine
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-05-22
FINAL REHEARSAL TUESDAY

Joseph wheian, director of the Ekacey Frivolities of 1929 which will f9soe given Wednesday evening in the FSCasfno on State street. announces kHhat thief tna1 rehaaxaaf tomorrow
 srwii1 be held at St. Johns hall on ' Pembroke street instead Of at St. Augusttne's hall as previously stated
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-05-22
Crystal glasses

Crystal glasses Stemware cut in pretty daisy design goblets, high or low footed sherberts etc
 25c Water tumblers Good quality colonial shape
 45c dog Cups and saucers Plain white imported china 6 for soc Gold print design 6 for
 S1.2O
 WOmen's hats Sport and trimmed models new cOlorS SIuSS Trimmed hats for women-some sport hats new and leading colors
 S3. 75
 Mems suits Two-pant suits-blues, OK lords, tweeds and fancy mixtures S26 Mems straw hats Concealed stitch Sennetts
 S1 LAS
 Khaki pants For men-size 28 to 50 waist SI 20 Overa1Is or Jumpers Indigo blue denim, all sizes
 S1 garment.
 CongoIeum "Go1d Seal" perfect goods remnants, enough to cover kitchen or pantry of one pattern 45c sq. yd.
 Large rugs 8 it 3 in x 10 fit 6 in wool and fibre S1O Tapestry Brussels rugs Small all over figures 9x12 it. S1S.5O Door mats Heavy cocoa mats S1. Tapestry Brussels rugs |27x54 inches 75c
 Wilton rugs Deep rich co1ors 9x12 it. S59. Pretty ribbons Picot edge-good shades 1-2 inch wide 12Ezc yd Satin stripe ribbons 4 1-2 and 5 inch hair ribbons
 f9c yd
 Wash ribbon No. 1 and No. 1 1-2 at BOG and 35C pc of 10 yds
 Lunch room All pies cakes or buildings
 Sc Strawberry shortcake LOG Bakery special Mocha square cake and one home bread 2Sc
 Mems shirts Neg1igee soft cuffs, ma- dras silk and cotton-some attached collars S135 Mems neckwear Fourefn-hands-heavy silk DDS CO.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-05-22
Silk or wool dresses

Silk or wool dresses Crepe de chine, taffeta, georgette serges and trico- tines assorted colors all sizes S13.5O
 Women's coats Soft tan fabric and herring bone mixtures 36 and 40 inches long $40
 WOmen's dresses Pretty ginghams, small checks all colors, trimmed with lace or organdie SS
 WOmen's waists Some hand made drawn work, also voiles, organdies, some crepe de chimes and at tractive middies S1-65
 Sweaters
 Red copen, henna, jade, brown, black, slip-on style, round or low neck S1 .S5
 Pretty scarfs
 Blue edge and hemstitched
 19c
 Stamped outfits Children hats and aprons complete with thread to em- broider 29c Stamped night dresses White or pink, pretty de signs material good crepe or cotton Y9C
 Stamped goods
 White pillow tops, scarfs and Icenters SSC
 Package goods
 Stamped gowns etc with materials for embroidering
 42 price
 RingO cOrsets
 Belt type No. 214 sizes A to 36 at S1-S5
 De BevOise bandeau Hook back, flesh color mesh, elastic at back 35c
 Children's dresses Ginghan or chambray trim med with contrasting color 6 to IA yrs Panty dresses 2 to 6 yrs 79c
 Taffeta petticoats Plain or changeable co1ors flounces embroidered in col ors S2.95 Muslin undies
 Slip over gowns flesh or white envelope chemise lace and embroidery fra m Striped muslin boomers, flesh color canisoles with embroidery bandings soc HOwco No. 2 tea Formosa, mixed, Ceylon and Japan 39c 10
 Howco Royal coffee The best coffee we can buy roasted fresh every day BOG fb BE lbs for S1. H0wc0 extracts Vanilla, lemon, orange, al mond, maple and mocha i9c bottle 5 for soc THE EO'
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-05-22

Table oil cloth white and colored yd 25c
 Couch covers Rich roman stripes SIPS
 Crepe de chine All silk, good weight 40 inches wide yd s .65
 Satin messaline 36 6inch strong weave
 yd S1.3S Satin charmeuse 40 inch firm weave Black only yd S1.65
 Satin messaline 36 inch, bright lustrous only yd S1.l5 Boys wash suits Middy, Oliver Twist and belted styles 3 to 8 yrs. S1 Overland scOOters for the kiddies, wire wheels, rubber tires S1.5O
 Mems Sweaters All wool coats style, maroon, heather, grey S1.SO Victor golf balls No. 29 new perfect balls
 45c
 Lion bicycles few odd wheels a little shop worn S29-75
 All wool serge 42 and 54 inch extra quality, staunch weave. yd S1.15 Worsted jersey cloth light weight good quality
 yd S1.45
 French serge 54 inch all wool fine weave navy blue and brown
 yd S1.6S
 Table ware pearl handles, pie servers, ladies, berry spoons, meat forks 59C
 Bread trays sheffield silver S1
 Bags and purses all styles, silk or leather, black and colors S2.95 Bags and Purses splendid assortment S1
 Overnight bags Small travelling bag light, strong handy S3.95
 Bead necklaces Jet with rose, blue and jade joined by metal links S1
 Bead necklaces Blue, red, amethyst, white and jet 39c Graduated Beads light blue, dark green dark blue 1Sc
 Spanish combs mounted with stones 95C
 Jersey suits Eo9women and misses patch poNtets on coat and skirt navy, black, brown, copen, green red and heather mix lures S6.75
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-05-22
These should make this day long to be emember. ed for they quite little underpriced are in limited quantities all desirable merchandise backed in the usual HOwland way.

Puff boxes hair receivers and trays of white celluloid 39C bier kiss powder face powder in four tints
 39C box
 Toilet sets White American ivory brush mirror and comb
 S4.25
 Organdie robes 21a yds of foluncing 21a yds of banding 11a yds of plain organdie white, maize, pink, navy, brown, copen S7-5O Same in embroidered net for
 S5. Vestees Of net and venice and val combined a large variety also in organdie. Camisole vestees of net with straps 79c
 Hair nets Human hair-aIl shades cap shape 39c dog
 Hair nets Human hair, single or dou- ble mesh 69C doz
 Dress shields Nainsook cover 2, 3, and 4 sizes 17c 3 pair for soc
 -
 Kitchen aprons Rubberized-Suburban day
 35c Aluminium ware Assortment includes round double roasters or square roasters, 10 inch covered fry pans, colonders etc soc
 Floor broOms Fine quality four sewed with smooth polished black ham dle 79c
 Carpet sweepers EThe Laurel' with adjust able brush 84.95 Leonard refrigerator White enamel food chamber, removable shelves = holds 60 s ice tbS19.5O
 Gas ovens Single burner style rust proof steel S5c
 Garden hose 8 4 nich extra quality com plete with coupling
 25 feet S3.45 90 feet S6.S9
 Dinner sets 100 DC. French china 3 pat terms S39.5O Open stock sets Blue or gold band design 52 pes. S11.9S 66 pes. S15.99 1OO pcs. SZZ.0O
 Dinner sets Open stock English peroe- lain with borders
 g pcs. SZ1.50 100 pes. S42.5O DRY GOl
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-05-22
WOTnen's hose

WOmen's hose All silk-irregulars black white and colors S1.7S WOmen's underwear Silk with drop stitch vests with bodice top-step-in pants S1uzSs Boomers S1v95
 Infants socks Sample lot, cotton mercer ized and silk mixed, fancy colors 19C WOmen's gloves 16 button Milanese silk 4 row embroidered back white, pongee, grey and bobolink SIPS Mems handkerchiefs al1-linen full size white
 21c WOmen's har1dkerchiefs Linen-sport style in sport colors 12C WOmen's kerchiefs PIain-cotton henstitched
 Sc
 Box of paper Pine1ynn fabric-36 sheets 12 cards 48 envelopes, white buff, orchid 59C Good books Novels by Louis Tracy, Booth Tarkington, Owen Mister etc S9C
 RuffIe curtains Hemstitched fine quality with tie bands-dots and figures S2-5O pr. Marquisette curtains Hemstitched with lace edge
 S1.15 pr~ Heavy cretOnnes 36 inch wide-pretty color ings 2ZC yd Swiss or marquisette Fine double border-white cream or ecru
 25 and 35c yd
 Curtain muslin Check or crossbar 19c yd Oil opaque shades Complete with rollers and brackets 59C
 Shel oilcflOth Co1ors only 2Cyd Mating made with leather
 Suit cases straps or bolts S1.5O  Women's low shoes Splendid assortment of wanted lasts and feathers
 SAYS Pumps and OxfOrds Women s in broken sizes
 S3.z5
 Mems OxfOrds Mahogany calf all sizes
 SAYS
 Roller skates ssRrownie'' for both girls and boys S1.ZSpr.