3 GARMENTS
93:35.]. $31,391.00
3 on...» Wallets.
' 75c. Valued to $1.49.
3335mm} not... Droeseo.
33 751:. Regular price 91. 00.‘
Y Sample Kimono:
, Sample Beth Robes.
50c. Regulur price $100.
Black Skirts, embroidery.
Regular price 7530.
Plain Skirts.
69c.. A bargain:
Heather-bloom Skirts.
980. ‘3 Worth. «$1.25.
Ladlee' Sweeters.
$1.00. Extra. heavy.
”9"”, and child's Sweetie".
3Su3r3t331ples ‘a3t3 ~Saie35l’rigeg.
Staple Items
:Pliiow Cour. 3 3
83¢. Regular price 10c.
101:. Regular price 12 1-2c.
Hmetiiohed, 12 1-20. Value
150. '
Fruit of Loom, 1512. Value 319(:
Sheets.
450.
490;
696.]
Roguiur price 55c.
Regular mice 60c.
Regular price 85. '
Short Lengths
~ Shining l’rlnto.
5:. Value ’ic. ‘
- Apron ‘Gln'ghamo.
6c. Value 80. .
1.
Printed Pcrcaléc.‘
00. Velue 12~ 1-2c.
fwm 73,8111... 3 .
, 35c... anue 2354? 3
we Wm make Special prices for‘ " ‘
. this week only,
Elect) Axmlmter, 9 ft. by 12 ft.
' Medium Axminater, 9ft hy12ft. ' '
Tapestry Rouge it. by 312%.",
,3stz.oo.
3'3Tapleotry Rugo, .9 n. by 12 it.
3Wool Fibre, 9 it- lay-12‘".
‘ Axmlnster, 27 in. by 54 in.
$1.49.
'wqoi fibre, 36 by 72.
3Bar9ci3nc3" in adding.
" '~*. 3. . .- ' 30.
Floor Coverings
As the season is advancing ‘
$22.00. itegular price $25 00.
, 317. Regular price .920 00.
Regular price ' 815.00; '
$10.00. 3 Regular 'price $12.50.
$7.50. Regular price $10.00.
Regular 3.1)3rice $2.00. 3
980. Regulur price $1.25.
84 Washington Street
Special Items Throughout the Week
M
Telephone '446
South Norwallr. Conn.
We Give $8.8 Green Trading Stamps
MICHELIN TIRE COMPANY WITH~
DRAWS FROM RACING.
1......
Statement by J. lHauvette-Mlchelln.
The Michelin Tire Company unuouu-
ces that it 1105 withdrawn from furth-
3, for participation in automobile racing.
_ This statement comes us it surprise, cs-
peciaily 11.: it is made at the close of
film unusually successful season, Miche-
"with, this your having won the Grand
332'Prlze, the Vanderbilt, the Elgiu Stock .
Bar and Fr’ce-i‘or-uli. the sou-Mile Race
. at lndinnai‘loils and many minor corn
‘ lento. When asked iorlho reaming that
M the company to udopt this radical
3 policy J. HeuvetteMiclieliu, who is sit
«the head of the big works at Zililitowu,
N. J until:
l‘(iur interest in automobile racing
has ulw nys been confined to a study of
Milne effects on tires oil lust driving,
' quick broking."tolring tome at high
speed and of other severe nonhuman-,3
clan seldom experienced in every day
~'o3ervioe. The ltuovéiedxe gained in 17
were of. close study of the clinch; on
33 iron or long diotnncc road contexts
has unquestionably helped no to im-
grove our product and in thin way the
the critic public has been profited
Rood racing in dying out. became
mannintcumru or standerti pod
ole are not willing to cultivate uzaiuot
specially built racing machines. Truck
races and other hlppodrome performan-
cos survive but the average consumer
certainly does not expect to drive on
the race truck 50 we have no desire to
make time for track racing. (in the
other hand, contests like the Van-der-
bile Cup, the ig‘in Stock Car and the in-
ternutionai Grand Prize have unques—
tioucbly aided on in giving the motor-
ing public better tires.
"Another fact that we cannot over-
look is the regrettable number otvse~
rioua accidents that have occurred this
season. We tool that a strong public '
sentiment against racing has develop-
ad which we believe it would be unwise
to ignore."
When naked in at 1: future day the
Michelin Company might nguln nurtiv,
oinute in racing Mr. Michelin sold: “it
road rucinz is ever revived on the old
time boot: and we feel that narticipmA
lion might be a mound of further im~
braving out product there is or course
no reason why We Ihouid not could-
or re-enteriumtbe ileld."
Ten per cent of discomtort in u
forniohed room is too much—403' you
can iind one don't at lent 399399113
cont. comet-table by worming tome:
adv.
Short lieu Trim, Del that
33 it“.
‘ Supt. Sheer, oi Pohhhko‘onsio,
. the Hilihom High reboot
' Bellini-‘0 interesting talk at
Principals’ dilating 3‘
Says Ito—Rabbi Wise Hits “
at Religion in Schools
Wm
NEW HAVEN, Oct. 26.‘—-’i‘he 86th
convention oi the Slate Temhern'he
mutation in this city cum to 9. close
various parts or the state. The after-
noon woe given over toreoction meet»
my adore-cad the accent meeting, in
in the principal‘s sectional meeting
the most interacting norm.- or the
convention from therminolnnl‘c stood
point. and in Mt Item the broad
mm... or the critical, no sivbn by
Wheeler it. Shear. runnintendent or
«ironic. oi Poutbireo'pcie. N. in. who
woke on "lion to Test the nucleon!
of the School Room", Mr; 311m re-
country 18.03003
w...> W' Adording'
urn“ our»! film :33
‘ by attacking any display of religion. in
3 should teach religiou-
“ 3 schools,” acid he.
1 {optimum marina the beginning at the;
' 9 end oi public schools, and with it. the;
.3 currency ”
‘ There are two kinds oi eugenics, spir-
iiuai und physical, the former concern-
ing the child spill welfare. and appear.
- , ing radical to there who think it no;
~ 3 infringement neon personal righté. rioting mg gynagogm,’ new y’ork 01.3.3:
3» pointed out on. the teachers in the
3 schools should not .be expected to
.tench one ctunderd oi morality,- while
“ to develop the? individuality of the
child and help him to cell expression
.3 '.t’on l uhotdd tell him to enlist “powwow. interesting and are being attend.
‘ himself untilihe'e married. A teacheegcd by an increasing uumb'or oi neo-
. or the citizen of t‘tlmorrcw is yrl‘unj. Nuinbero. Cotton- Mills. Mincetaiaue
‘ chieielit tank. ’
mm is soon 1...... ' i
No Preparation .Toc Expensive '
‘1
yesterday otterno'ou and the 1,800 01”"
more teachers left. {or their human in '
inns, preceding which. It 9‘o',cloclt 1H. 3'
'.i"irreli of the Norwich Free Acade- .-
viewed condition: in general in the "
3 United can... 3.9111119; 1.1.31 .1... tool . P
~ 3 that oi the 213039.000 children in thin ,
in.» (it “
A Stamford furnace Jserveo
tlnce purposes, it takes in pure
fresh airfrom out of doors, warms
it to the proper temperature, and
Me SYMKWW-NW Y9” “WY-know“ then disperses it throughout the
as to radical in religious as well as civ-'
ill use.
it: matters, oomowhat startled the big CY t f 3
audience of teachers at Woolaoy halt 0“ are just “5 oer 3i“ 0 ven-
tilation as of heat, an advantage
which 15 looking with a 'stcgrn or ,.
hot water «system. This adVen- 3
in the morning Bobbi Witch of the
‘ “They’ll” that we
in the public
"That hour. in my‘
the public schools.
a furnace that will last but little
odd or the, real thing. or American tie iihort of a lifetime. _
‘ " roe SALE or
The ocionce or eugenico, or race cul-
ture .5 he termed it should be our», '
5.1.11.1 in the education or the ennui: Horace R N951]
This new science teachers that every
child has a right to 11.. born wen. ,c‘f'm "V‘" W" '“d‘wm “M“
.»-:.._.~w.. ‘u-c-m
today Wore held in the main hull of the
high Bohoul.1l)r.stephen 8 Wise or
mode an address on "The Tank of a
Teacher in a Democracy. " The Hon.
:Henry 0 Long, of Boston, Mass, alco-
made an address. Sectional meeting
were held in the various schools dub
in. the morning Airoi the meetings
were inrgeiy Attended.
notifier prevailediin W‘al} street. "Thet
boot. on clutch in New- linens;
in a 50$ board or alderman, 3
tteé‘d, it in Q 500d mayor. and in:
dunectiout you have the best brick in ,
eluted, Governor Baldw in "
"The lint busineoc or the teacher is
LEGTURE. ON. SOCIAL CHRIS-
3 TIANi'i'Y. “
Women end Childrcnin» Toll"; _, or
The New Slavery. will be the subject
Iii I Were a teacher l‘ivould rather “193 of the stereopticou lecture to be such
little Tommy Jones to be a first rate in the Parish Hall oil Trinity Church
Tommy Jones 3...... third rote Abm.,thio evening. at s ociock.'1‘heee3 irc
hem Lincoln or a. thin rote Washing; three on the Social Service work are
should uotbgthe‘umocror o! despotismtole. Admission is free to 1.11.1.1 the
but rather the chic! moxiotra‘tto oral lecture this evening the {allowing ouh~
colt governing republllt. The inininxdectn are disdained: Children in Tel!
Works.
. ' labors. Tenement Home Work. What
HARTFORD Oct 25,;«Tbe generni employers are doing. 'Reat Rooms.
Canning Factories Sweat
it's the car you see the moatmand hour the lent.
The Ford is on silent as human ingenuity can
make it. And that meant that It'll the outereat our
on the highwaymand the moot coonomhal both.
in tint and alter coats. s. I... Benedict, agent: 98
South Main Street.
UNITED GROCERY CUMPANY
30 NORTH "MN Milli“.
1.91.35 scene............................. 3.... “31500
STANDARDCANOFTOMATOE810¢
r
3consCor11., use Cmnbcrricu, not qt. rot:
loge is worth while, especially in u
out Siote Touchora' association here ,'
exercises in connection with the oixty-lcousumero' League. Needed Louis :1. 3
' sixth annual meeting or the Connecti;§tion. ' '
Pink buimon,ca11....‘.3..... 10c Street Cidcrmtul. 315:3
and of good r—e
held: the maker “ to'
(lope 3 able Clock 14 of material 'asaisiaucc to help 11:.- in
Our med race to keep up with ,uii’airs, and we glumo at
its quiet and calm face to icckon impatiently how
inany niinutes can be granted to this or that tiansuc-
3 rich. ' ' ‘ ' i
111 old New England long ago, when time movrtl
Slower than it does now, ev cry honor of zlny puicnsion
hatlits stately tall (Jock. Very happy and fortunate
does the possessor of a genuine Lol'onial (Slrmk consider
himself to be, but no Colonial fdmily 11ml Llocks enough
for all the chccutiants, thcrcfme today should a man
who has rcgarti for his posterity, provide such :1 Clock
for family use as he Would expect his great grandchild—
roll to revere and admire. 3
There are faithful reproductions of Colonial (locks,
'and all persons. illiCIEthd 111 such are invited to come
I 33 and see the handsome specimens of solid Mahogany
Hull Clocks now showu in line Furniture Store.’
Mahogany Clack, eight feet high with brass C211,:
elaborately curved; broken arch all top with 11m bet on *
the. spandrels, strikes hour and half— hour with musical
bell, $108..oo 33
Mahogany Clock, top with broken urcl1,painied“
dial with moons phases, strikes hour and ~lialf3-l3310u1',
$rao. 00'. V , ' 1
MahOgany Clock, etched dial with raised figures,
hands delicately graceful Westminster chimes on the
quarter, half- hour and threc~quurtcn and deep—toned
Cathedral bell for. the hour, $210 75. "
Mahogany Clock, with unbroken arch top, etched,
dial with raised figures and nine tubular bells which
on the. quarter hours play either tlrc\\’h'rttingt11n 'or
Mflcstminstci chimes, » '
3 The Whitiingtmi chimes are those that Diclt
Whitiingtonheard Bow Bells ringing and inter-
prcted them to say,
Turn again. Whittington,
Thrice Lord Mayor of London lown. ”
.Anyonc \i51ting.tl1e l' 111 mum. Strife can hour
them: clnmes three trmm every litmr.
The price of this unique Clock is $360. 00.
Other 111011613 at $246. 50 and $323 00. ,
Some of these C locks wind (vitb .1 Em:-
by pulling weights like the old fashioned
Wail"ofColOniaida_15.'
\n iiiiicrcsting exhibition, l'otlrtli floor.
in
. l" .3 . 4.
others wmd
Wag—0114110-
Handkerchiefs of Medeira, Em
broidery for the Holidays
The importation fol the Hohdays is hem, just,
opened and Spread for the lwucht of early shoppers
whose great pleasure is to Silt‘t‘t from :1 new and un—
broken assortment. 'lliiz. hast} aunmmccmrni is here
made for expectant buyers, :1 ‘ul :1 more 31ictellcd men»
tlou will be given later. ' ,,
(“illir E. M. Tirol! Maintaining, ;
l‘ are becoming more ‘populur every context. We ere show- i:
2‘. ing‘the lumber and moot varied. amnmcnt in the twin 3”»
' ' V‘ V ‘ V I I r .
3- cities. , it
3.3 _ i Conipicte lines for women cud children. including ,3
11' ‘. light Mitt: cotton and little. {loomi- cotton, bleached or
Peas, per can .. mo 39kg? Panache Flour ..... use
Couhiiomra. so... Potatoeo. Turnip». C clory. Qrdiigcfi.
w
New Dates, pkg. 10¢ bloomcrgnrinc, pkg. ... use .1
u bluebird, merino, cilia and wool, silk and little and all,
boot. 3
n Then. drone molly itinerant styles, chapels and cizco 3
you ml in. to find the garment you want. ’
‘ W11: uric» anthem 33-9¢ *0 $3323.98 2 , '
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