1 Every woman who does needlework will wish to
1111111 111111 otpre. The new stomped articles for embroid-
or? are are in great variety, and we are confident
‘ that it is the most extensive 11nd it is certainly the
moat ,heantiful showing ever mode in this vicinity.
Those who are wine will buy now {or future wedv
ding gifts Xmas gll'te, prizes,1oto
'i‘he :populor Royal Society package goods. contain-
1118 pretty things i301 the home on well no gorme‘nts- tor
pelsmml wear.
Large collection or Centerpieces.
Dollies, Guent Towels. Pillow Chaos,
A
Bureau Sharia.
Solo Cushions,
Handkerchief and Glove Cases. 'i‘ie Raoits,- Negligee
Wear etc. .in exceedingly. handsome designs ‘
- In Ininnts’ Wear Bilbo, Pillows, Ciouka. Jackets,
Calrlnge Robes and tho ilkev we have 11 number of,
new suites
Finished pieces. of l'llliliY of the above are here on
exhibition and for sale.
The N. E. RYAN .CO.
86 WASHINGTON 8T» SOUTH NORWALK
-Ifl" " t
A again/'1‘
~“\‘\‘\‘\‘\‘ .
1 .
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SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY
FANCY POTATOES per peck. ................... 250
Large Beets, per bunch ........ ..~ ............. “I .......... 50
Wax Beans. per quart .'3. ............................... qu
'1 2 qts. Sweet Potatoes .' .................................. 151:
gLarge Head of Lettuce .. . .. ............................ ‘. . . . 50
Pineapple ................................................ Ioc
-_ Peas, Com. Tomatoes, Cuoumbers. Carlots, Squash. Peach-
; es, Musk'Melons, Oranges and Watermelons
10111111311 GROCERY COMPANY
' " 1go NORTH MAIN ST.
’ mom: on
SECURE Tun BARGAINS _jfi
unslenv. ;
a Child's Sooki. '1.
" 90.’ Value 150.
Child‘s Books...
1.80. ‘Voluo 250.
Child”; Hone, Mlii Ends.
10¢. Valuedho>
’Chiid’o Hose, Mill Ends.
1170. Value 260.
Lidies’ Hose, Mlii Ends.
".170. Value‘25C.
Regular Llnés Hosiery.
Not-n-Solno, 23.0.
Gauze and medium.
Buster lir'.0nn 250
Men 11 Women' 15, Child 8.
Cadet Hose. 250.
Pine, medium. heavy.
Hosiery.
1.30, 2 for :50.
Chllds, Lndiee‘. \‘ione.
LADIES' SWISS VESTS.
on. Special mluo.‘
180. Value 2710.
UNION SUITS.
:50. Value 890.
17,-. sAvmos m Towiats.
Huck Towolo.
2 £01 .150 Value 100.
110 Whine 100. .
140. Value 18c.
Bath ‘ Towels.
“on. Special value;
110. Value 150; ‘
1130. "Value 250.
TABLE DAMASK.
2‘20. Value 2150.
340. Value 420.
Value SOC.
420.
COUNTERPANES.
Tin. Value 890.
8140. Value 21.00.
980. Value $1.25.
BED BLANKETS. ’ ~
6110. Vulue 750.
79c. Value $1.00.
980. Value $1.25.
DRESS SUIT CASE.
$50. Value “.00.
0811. Value 81.23.
81.19. Value Shift.
Short Kimonos.
Short Kimonos
Long Kimonou.
Long Kimonos.
Plain and Striped.
Seersucker Drones. 1
. 980.
. Sample Waiots.
) 'Stock Wallets.
Sample Waisto.
Sample Blouses.
Sample Blouses,
Stock Blouses.:
LAWN KIMONGB.
19c. Value 250."
Bile Value 500.
$50. Value 500;
‘090. 101111011110.
.HOUSE DRESSES.
Tile. Value 81.00.
Value 81:" oil.
SHIRT WAISTS.
490. Were $1.00.
one. Value 51.00. ‘ '1
Vuluos $1.50 to $3.40.
Price. ” 1
MIDDY BLOUSES.
Halt
250. Vi'ere 500..
‘500. Value $1.00.
740. \‘nlue $1.00.
TAN WASH SKIRTS.
790. Value $1.00.
1,1. 1
A
85 Washington St
Hot August will be cool October—«it you speltil it
In 013010.11 delightful i'matntinn for all the famiixom
at small cost. 1119 peculiar comfort of the Ford
noun-s £10m its wondorlul econblny— saints “Silli-
plltit1~and ion. 111139;» 81L i.enedlct.ugent1 08
South Main 511908: ’
«1'1”
-........._..
OLD DOMINION LINE
Short Sea 'Trips, Delightful Week Ends Affording
, 1 Pleasure and- Rest to -
OLD POINT COMFORT. NORFOLK, RICHMOND
2‘ and WASHINGTON, D. C.
Norfolk and Old Point Comfort and re-
turn including meals and berth $14
Richmond or Waahlngtom D. 0.. a re-
. New York to
turn including meals and berth 15
ON 0. D. STEAMERS
Hot and Cold Sen \i'ntcr llaths can be procured on Steamer with-
out cilolge Steamers are all equipped with the “United Wireless
' Defeats Eliort to Revue Schod
BARGAINS IN OTHER DEPARTMENTS
CKERMAN 81 SON
S. Nurwaik
'm
' We Give S&H Green Trading Stamps
Tel. 446
PRIIIIIIIII IIII
" lIIIl’S wWlIiIl Bill
ulo K. in the Payne-Ald-
rich Law
w
JWASHINGTON, Aug. sly—rm tho
second'tttnewllhin 11 your President
Tult‘ibduy vetoed n hill to revise the
wool tnlilffm—nohoduio K :0)? the Payne-
Aidrioh law.
With 11 message of disapprovol tho.
president return-0d to Congress tho
bill ovolyed as u compromise hetweon
the House nnd Senate. holdim: thnt in:
Telegraph Sy stem
"STEAMERS SAIL EVERY WEEK DAY AT 3 P. M.
Tickets and Statelooln Reservations, Plot 25, North River.
Foot of N. Moore St.. New York.
Phone 3900 Franklin. Seudfor Illustrated Pamphlet. . 1
W: L. WOODROW, Traffic Mgr. J. J. BROWN. Gon'l Paolonger Agt.
‘ i‘or fnr'thol particulars apply to J. M. Layton and (30.. I: Roll-
" road Avenue, or Depot Ticket Agent, N. Y., N. ii. and ii. ii. it.
.m.....~.... W-
RI SPIIIIIS
EST BUTTER; A POUND ..
{IEBT'FLOUIL LARGE BAG
,fflAGNOLIA OR CLOVER MILK. A CAN .........~............. 100
POUNDS GRANULATED SUGAR ‘FOR W. $1.00
WE GIVE S. AND H. STAMPS ASK FOR THEM.
The Great A81P T on Company
.124 WASHINGTON 812. OGU‘I‘IH NORWALK
11.1.1511... 8:80 A. m. on 2:50 p. m. . ‘
, Add?
y"
9
our...
1 320
850
vlloaooilohotnlol I'l-ohtiiuooulll
1.1.1.1..I1...-.nIn.n11...‘:»-oanuuuuu--onu
-uwc-.
MIIDOIIAIDII
‘ No. 218. ‘ r00 Doilvon
~ cursory to offset the dimenoen in cost
low mine would bring disaster to
illomo industries. . lie 111::1peuiotl'to Con-
groan. howovev not to udjoul‘n unlll‘
lit hud enacted 0 measure to' so-hntnn
ltinllx reduce uunonesumy exieling du
tins‘ without 1iostro1ing protection for
tho woul industry in the United
States. '
The president‘s disapproval of the
wool hill in to he l'ollowod with simi.
lnr voices or the stool. lllll and the
cotton hill. The sugar bill is likel: to
he vetoed, no is the excise tax bill,
the latter probably on the ground
that the president hollows ii undon-
stitutlo’nal. «-
“I shall stand by my pledges to
maintain a degree of promotion noc-
01‘ production here Add abroad. and
will heartily approve or any bill ro-
dncing duties to this level.“ wrote
Mr. Taft.
' While the bill vetoed today and the
one dianmroved inlit roar were ldon-
tidal in terms. the presidents rcanonn
1111111111141..qu the {armor bill
because it 11.1 been named hetero
.
1111.11.11... gold 11- lino 1110011 attuned
i the tor-lit honrdo report-«attic 11.11.11,
‘olli might he passed by the House
011.01) 1111'. 1.113% veto, but there was
some do’nht n to its" into in tho Stu
ole. Republlnhn lenders w'exo lnolln
ed to believe that ll would full of
passage there as it did twelve
months 11.00.
The proaident declared in his mes-
sage that he was anxious to one
Schedule "K" revised downward and
that he would be glad to see Congress
remain in Washington until a hill ho
sldorod proper was sent to the
White House. He found It impos-
sible. he said, in view 01‘ the pint-
lorm on which he was elected to 11p-
orovo the submitted measure, but de-
clared one agreed-hie to his Views had
been drafted by minority members 01"
the House ways and. menus commit-
tee. "1 strongly desire to reduce du
tine," rend (1101 message, ”inrovided
only [hot the protective system he
maintained and that industries 110w
eelnhllnhed he not destroyed. It now
appears from the tariff board's report
and from hills Introduced into the
House and Senate, that a 'bill may be
drawn so no to be within the require-
meniu of protection and still offer a
reduction of 20 per cent. on most
woolu nnd from 20 to 60 nor com. on
cloths
“I onunot act in nsoumlitlon that o'
majority of either house will return to
pns’s u hill oi this kind. 1 lheréioro
urge upon Contreras that it do not Ad
1011111 without taking advantage of the
plain opportunity thus substantially to
reduce unnecooonry existing duties. 1
appeal to Congrosn to 190.1111ng tho
111211111110, which I now return without
11.1 1110101010. mailing lulmtnutlul r
ductlonu below the rated 0: the pLeq-
possible without «10109111 Item in,-
in
it “on prodlliod today that the stool
thy npinov'nL and to adopt 11 01111011 ‘
out not, which the tariff hoard shown .
AT LAST
we have found
that we feel confident
will be Entirely Satis-
factory in evenI way.
Complete with 6 feet
of Wire-wound Tobing
$2 25
United Electric
Light 81 Water 00
RINK LOUDON.
dunno. or without 11100111311131 “not? Enron mm neon reclved mm Mr.
. Atlantid City. ii diy tour!
01» n 11. Limit 0.1.1.1111.
The Saleolflouoefurnismngs- Still Continues '8
Special Prices 818pecialDiscounts Hold Good
Until the 15-01
Disootuiis on Kitchen and Laundry Articles.
1
l“ 1" . '" A.
Notion counter. ll'ouscli
rngul'uly 500
WWW"..-
SUMMER TIMETABLE I
011 and alter Monday, 311110..” 1912. i
the new and comino‘dious
STEAMER HUNTINGTON
Cnpt. William G Young. will 11111 as
follows: Leave Huntington for Nor-
wnlk \londayo and Fliduye at 0: in n
111. und 2 till. 1'. 111. Leave Nonn'olk forI
Huntington-Mondays nnd Fridnyo at
8: i3 :1. m. and .3. 30 p.111
1 {ohms 110 route Single lore 40 cents
" hildron, -.' to )‘J y'eius. oxonrsion 15
cents. Single ldre. 21') 001115.1’1150011
gets from Norwnlk b1 8' i5 11.01.1101“
will have four hours at Huntington
0111' summer schedule gives the poo
pic of Connecticut an outing on the
ow and commodiouo steamer llunt
union across‘ the sound and 0101' one
of the donut shoots at wnter in the
wol'.'.1 Huntington Buy, with sooner;
“murmured. Parties of ill or mom
can more nmugoments with the call-
tnin to stop at Volley Grove
Lunches and mania served on the
hoot by competent ntoword
my.“
'rHa noonanrlon TQURB.»
Block intend. 3 day tour- .. 21150
' Suturdnivo,\z111g, 10, 17 21, Riot.
921 1.00
Mondays. Aug 12§10.28,$opt.ll iii
White Mountaino.5 day tour: $25.00
Mondays. Aug 12,10,20. Bent 2nd
‘l'houound loiondn, 5 dayo' tour 234.00
Theodor. Aug. 20:11 -1
R9 oi Tour, it do o’t 074.00
050“ “z
..1.......
holiday; August 20in
101011001. 9 day Irina .... Mi
:Aug.17,124. 801107
nin- 921.50
1.000111-
; The Store closes at 5 o’clock except Saturday.
Excursion 1
. 1101' a lull 11nd oompleto line or 11.11.11. 1
Lothle- .
" of August
Loss 20 1101 cent. i
ltnaurcicci Ware 'l‘inwarc .
‘Enl thenwaro Sluuil Vifcunicuware
Nickel Ware Washtubs ‘ I
‘ (-lot'hce Viliugcrs lioiicrs
Galvanized Vi’arc Baskets
Aluminum Wart: " irii-‘lrc Wine .
Window Screens Brushes
Cutlcty lmrip (Iii SIUVCS
Nursery Refrigelators, Watel Coolers, Ci lil‘fflllg‘ Disins
Table Kettles, lravs, etc. I
Loss 10 per éent. 1
Bathroom Fixiurca Brooms '1
Ice Cream Freezers (Ins Ranges. and Plates
Fireless Cboicers_ Vacuum Cleaners .
Stove Ovens Stop. Ladders '
Ironing Tables lino Flame Oil Stoves
BRASS BEDS.
Satin finish, full siz 3, 4 feet, 6 inches.
Value $27.25 for $21.80 1.11.1.1 $29.50 for $23.60
Value $53.50 . ' for $42.80 Value $28.75 'Ior $23.00 . .
Value $41.50 for $23.20 \niuu $30.01) {or $24.00
Value $22.50 - for $18.00 Value $18.50 for $14.80 "
Bungalow Brass Beds.
Value $13.50 for $10.80 Value $24.00 I111‘$19.20
Iron Beds, 4 IL, 6 in. ”A
Value $12.75 for $10.20 Value $14.50 for $11.00
Value $11.25 for $9.00 \‘ulnc 5.50 for $4.40
Value 8.1. 7.0 for $3 60 Value $4.110 for $3.20
Silk Floss Mattresses, in ii site. \uluc $14. 00 for
$10." 45.
Elastic Felt Mattresses. .Iuil size. mine $11.50. for
$8. 00.
Upholstered Springs. horsehair tops mine $1475. for
$111. 50.
1. .,
. W1
I (Will ilOUI'.
ultl l\1ll1lrn' Gloves, worth
29"! special.
(slip: E. Iii 182110 01011111111111.
..... N ”no-.. .......... ._.........._~—.—
TH‘A‘MER
. 000Lis'rgminnomoprlcmns
HOME READING
to he thoroughly onjovod should .
not the tho eyes and he followed
with n dull headache
if when reading, your oven
tiiur, tire or who. come to 1111 1‘01
:1 pulr of Reading (.lnsoen intuit;
tor \our epeciul nun. only utter no
01111011 oxnmlnntion oi the 01011 that
our (it‘ll! iST .
87 Atlantic square, Stamford. Conn.
Latnbllshod 15 1'0an
Open Saturday Evenings .
1.... Va. .... "Wong... an... “Lg...“ rwflwu-
Get the Habit. .
iioioro you purchulp’n our 11.11.111.11»
(01 ionr homis or for your friend»
homo vivit the
Norwaik Furniture
House
(Sucooum to F. A. Mitohoil
14:10 WALL 37., NORWALK, 0min.
lure. duvets, Rum. Holman}, More:
BEN)? Condoms, noggin, Window
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