Fancy ALeaVest in: , Cream ., ‘ ‘ "Skinner Stiles Cloth for lists Wear “Worsted and Velvet Remnants _ (loll yds Alapacss Orleens 81 Serges for Linings. etc. East avenue cars stop at the store. 'l‘he usuallsufi ‘ services will be tomorrow. . The Junior dep‘s‘rtment of the East idvenue Methodist Church held an in- teresting mantle; yesterday afternoon, . at 3 o'clock. ' 2 ‘ The evening service at Christ lEDlS- novel Church in East. Norwnlk will be omitted tomorrow «because of the fun- eral services in the church of Miss "Mll- dred L Morehouse in the afternoon. Who said those Westchesler Divi- sion trolleys would leave the rails on the slightest provocation? Because 01 «lbs small wheels at each end or the car it was said when the cars were first used that they would leave the rails easily. Surely )esterdnys ncci dent gave them a set ere enough test, which they stood admirably. The Men‘ is Clnss of the Fleet Avenue . Methodist miscopal lllll(l1 willstudy . . tomorrow the "Snoril cc of Abraham," ‘~ and what itmesns in the life of today. There are many occupations that are attended with danger to the life and happiness of the workmen who pro duce those things that make liieworili living. but to which ive give no thought. No one who buys a box or - matches or amended or white lead Willow! to thiurotithe‘tote or the men who produce these common things. or of the men who watch the cattle j and sheen'pl‘a lonely ranches or ‘5 the Weat,or n or they who so down to the sea Tn” iihiiiii that we may two food at is. All olden or this question will in brought out at tomorrows p," n .1” iEdward “ridge and lli‘rnuii Read. man, ouch mud 100. made s. good exhi~ billon tor the crowd. last night, in their some. out Woodman proved the hotter. winning ion to 73. Monday night Russell my. iii), and Morton Knapp. lid. will play the int some in the first round of the owned series of authors pool tournament. last night's score. by frames. is no (allows: Mariano-.400. Head man—«100. 4 1 l w] l 1 ill ill 26 ill} , at Ella-xi 4MB 31 in Ill-«ml Mimi fit 84 Mia-'1 , 73 Mm! 80 7' '13 8! 78 Si! 100 nomuflmfihuvyiromt ”themmhmuflmn disarmament-trustwort- mmmohshthetmirem Whflhmmwo 1mm Thalidom- hasn‘t-summation also We mummies uthfier‘t Mumommmomt Wm loco. mic m "stamens-men use on the runaway can, yesterday, ‘ , There were it winner at other passen- ' ' gene and they nllnrowdetl toward the :ed out it was best to rennin on the you in an, East Norwalk Churches nue, has recovered from a recent iii-x daughter. They will return home this inverting with Mrs. 11. I). Wbedon, 0: WWW lions. trlsnds for it time Medomwbiwiui rim boron: re- turning to her home. ‘ .3 liiss Lulu Reynolds, ot‘Cove street. East Nor-well: was one at the mash ._ and describes the aunti- quite vividly. rear platform in an endeavor to jump of! the flying trolley, but nearly nil~ doctor Charles Williams: tAB it turn car, (but had the up car,~which usually stands uponthe switch,” been on time. it is likely that many would have been injured Passengers state that Motor- , ‘mu waiter Smith tried his best to ~ make his conductor understand by1 means of motions to pull dowu the rope holding the trolley pole, |but it: been to look as though the car would’ continue forever until some substen-l tial obstruction was met. At Ringling however. the conductor took. the hint} and the car drilled to a stop. Two men Jumped off at the L'Hommedlen switch, fearing that the car was going through the building tqmeriy occu~ pied by the hayden saloon. The con. trailer of the car stuck, just as Motor- man Smith would have shut oi! the power to matte the turn into 'Fort street. and full speed ahead the trol- ley careened out across the bridge. ROWAYTON i William Stevens. of 'Rowayton ave, DEBS. 1 Miss Mary Snifiin, of Raymond street has been visiting in Mamnro-l neck iAlfred Taylor. of 'Rownyton, is spending a few days in Fall \River, Mass. Mrs. Walter F. Gould, o! Rownytoii‘ avenue. who has been ill. is now re- covering. iSidney F. Ward of «New York. been been visiting at his summer residence: at Tokencke. Richard Tjnder and family, who are spending the winter in New York; city motored here this week. and via. lied their summer home at Tokeneile. l , A surprise party was given on Pres . ton Hold last ev.eiilng The evening “as enjoyed \iliii games and cards and music, alter which refreshments ivoi’e served. The party disbanded nt :1 lute hOur. The Young People's iSoclely of ()hristlnn Endeavor, oi the Rowsyton Baptist Clinton, will hold it St. Pee rick's dsy social at the residence oi Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Lynch. at 'l‘olter nuke, next Monday night. y Rev. A. ll. (Ionics. 1).l.)., ol iiortloid.« will preach in the linptist Church both; Sunday morningr and evening. Morn- ing warship begins at 10:30; mole school in l2; Y. 1’. S. (l. is}. st 8:45. and evening services til 7:30 p. 1m. A ‘cordinl invitation ls extended on till - 'iiteui are free. The commissionuovernmont now—2 wow in the Casino. in steward, must have been somswlini, (it a dinupoim- ment to the sponsors in the matter in! attendance. Souvenir titty people re upended to the call. Among them were s number or women. Rev. (i. ii‘ 1 Taylor, of Greenwich; luv. Dr. (learnt-i Peritoneal, of Burton. and Juan N. (3. bonus, or this city, were the princi- pal spellers. (lunch illomum. who presided over the meeting. also hsd s. “word to any. Bonnier ii'ronk nutter- wnrth sent ii telegram stating Ill could not be present Rev Dr d’ootoooot said that municipal government lode! is too dimmed "Wlliliity is opined over too wide it held Willi mars .2 centered 1min commission govern- 'niont in rat midis done. he declared. 'Poilticii, which he said one at once the best and the worst thing in the :world. are our must trails today in his belief lie unlit municipal gov emmsntmstbomup m s unruly bullion point of visit, and no uddedmumrmtmoucor- mm are Mullet; more counts! outed then a city new we chllytlfitotoeityotthosia stainless yet they on m more all intently. "Whuhsdooummds Mommohoultdimmos- pendedesubedoutnocitrm MummorM’ he said mmmMuM’ mWothMhhfl‘ WW W410 151* A“ ’ emu-no. Guillotine. who has been m l were prevented “from so doing-by Con- ; H.Krieéer&Cd g L. 1 : 5 ._‘ l‘LKriegel‘diCo Candor vs. subterfuge F, We have been criticised again for giving- the public what“. it wants. Cer- tain or our esteemed competitors argue that we ought not to be able to under sell them, because we allow menthly or Weekly Charge Accounts and they do- not. Therefore, as they save the money thet these features cost us, the lower priceslyou see here must be the airy figment of a dream. ' PIFWFLEl- The Theory that Low Prices are made possible solely by reducing operating expenses has been old fashion- ed these iortv years. Experience has taught that. VOLUME OF BUSINESS is a factor of at: least equal importance. ._; Expenditure ‘ “ that increases business by adding to the comfort, convenience or safety of the customer is often the wisest economy. The added business such attraction or convenience brings is potential force toward the actual REDUCTION of prices for greater than the saving of its cost vv'ould be: ‘ " ' l3: On Our Co enters Reasoning ‘ 3¢% "'~'i'*‘317ar5t01‘9 fillet did lltlyfihlé @5045 ‘39.? “film babblensi mid-elbow all stores l j i If . , that did so deliver. ‘ Everybody above the prilllury grade in the school of storekeeping knows that the reverse would be true and can see the absurdity ‘ at this argument when pressed to its conclusion. ,. , 9 We Open Charge Accounts “v,,'.. because the public wants lhem. Far from being an item of expense, our ' charge office is a heavy producer of business and therefore a factor in our achievement of low prices. The Characterization oi such a department as an item of espouse paid by a tax on the cosh ..,cust0mers is too childish to deserve further comment. That the Public Demands the Convenient Weekly or Monthly Charge Account is pretty well proved by the fact that our critics themselves. by a curious subterfuge, actually grant them in effect. Perhaps we shouldn’t take all this space in expounding the obvious when you would rather read about bargains After all, the point at issue really is Whether or not our prices are lower than other stores. And , this is a point easily settled. come In and Compare Our Prices, With All the Special Advan- tnges Given to Purchasers Here, With Those of Any Other Store on Earthwand Act in Accordance With Your Findings. ll. Kneger 81 Company ill ll. Kneger 81 Company
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