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, Bonnier McLean Wins Out tin " ._
Provision or Protection
of Bird Life
. ‘WAiSlilNGTON, Sept. lil.-'i‘he con-
terees on the tariff bill are' mulling
such rapid progress that ii: is new
thought possible a report will be ready
tor both Houses of Congress by Mon-
day. '
ssrsemsrmn 1352
STORE Commencing Monday. September 15th. to Saturday. September 29th. hithisive
We are not going to bike up your valuable time this year continuation on our handout growth. 0!!!“ tremendous purchasing power 01‘ the l
' exemwlnry basic principles on which our greet concern was roundedhibut instead We are going to let , ‘
_ Our Anniversary Price’s Speak for Themselves L
_ because We know nothing will moire such an impression on the hematite as the ~
Sensational ReductiOns Made for Our Fifty-fourth Anniversary Sale L 1...
night on the paragraph relating to
*3“ Pure Lard lb 1220 Baker’ s Cocoacan 17.3 ”M .. ..
ator McLean was interested. The
Senate conicrees agreed to accept the
House provision which is in line with
Absolutely ‘Below Cost. Usually 220 a Can Lthe position taken by Senator Mo
; . L Loan for the protection of bird life.
‘ Whole Milk ‘ ' = '
SpeClal for Friday and L l House and the Senate of 5 per cent. on
. . . L LL 3 LL L Lielt huts which is the cause of con—
. _ L . eese Saturday .' . sidemble negotiation, and when the
1 L , . L conferees adjourned for the night it
Cost 22c elsewhere. . 2 0 P d :1 th t t 4) 0 \AL
. . . s. 13 ran 11 l pe"<e1it.i1’nd the 3011- H dk h f f i
L 0““ S L ’ Lute increased it to 45 per cent. an etc le S ' Ur omen
, . I ON A PE KS L it iii in 1; New Styles in Wide Hems and Borders.
. , -i ‘ineei at A ‘ . . . - ‘
E G. G S Pine Gfalllllated 1' L l; i w..-‘ wo w c agreed to Agnm the faslnons of old return. A. licmstiichcd hum
1 f SI IG 4 R amendment
There is n difference between the
L. was still unsettled The House ilxed
Special This Week. for $1.00
Autumn Dress; Goods for
Tailored Gowns and Costumes
English and French Suitings. Jacqaurd and Brocaded
Weaves, Novelty Velours and Fields.
All the novelties that promise to be popular this
coming season, fabrics that are rich and soft, bctokening
cold weather, plain mannish Surges and Diagnosis for
street and business suits. and an abundance of the
Crepes, Crcpons, lipougcs and odd weaves in odd color-
ing‘s that are so effective as \vaisicoats and the charmingr
"vcstcc" garments
Plaids m Scotch and French Combinations.
Velvets, Velours, and Velvetecns.
Dress Goods Section, li'aii'fi'cld Ave. Entrance.
Lexpeoted that u rate somewhere be
ROLI ED OATS
BARLEY . .
TAPIOG A .
CORN MEAL .
it is
Brundegee's
Brande ce Tu no 0 . . . . . .
1 . a r d own two lllCllCS Wide 15 the latest, the very correct thing in
3 cans ! 5 &S Iwhloh was submitted to the coul'erees
Senator . .
1 Handkerchiefs.
L — L10 place on the dutiuble list har- Plain llicmstitched, 25c. 5°C and 75C- . _
L Lucas hardware was turned down. one H’cmstitchcd with hand c111l1r<11dcrcd dcsrgns iii cor-
Usuully lilo a Can. L ‘ Elie-moss and all fixings will go on the
nor, 25 and 50 cts.
._ tire}: In”? t f l . ti d ilcmsiirched with widr woven hands, 25, 38 and 50
. 11 men es, 11 mine up: pow era,
. cents.
guild like substances. which were made ,, , . .
A & P C 0 n d ,e [I S e d L " ldutiuble at h per cent. by the House. \\ “16 hem“; m COIWS‘ Pmk' lllllt‘ and lavender, “[th
centers. quite novel and attractive. 25 cts.
Women’s Undervests
A model quite in demand and well liked at the {all
season has low neck and elbow length sleeve. The sleeve
terminates in a closely woven little cuff which will pro-
vcnt slipping up when the dress slccvc is drawn on. This
is an imported Swiss garment of very elastic weave.
Cotton, 75c.
Merino, $1.25.
Outing Flannel for Warm Garments
Thousands of yards newly Opened this week
. 'but were transferred to the free. list
f L by the Senate. will remain on the free
3cans2-SC
MILK
Special Anniversary Reduction. Guaranteed Sweet and Tender.
1011a CORN 4....256Lk
2 ’list in the bill as agreed to.
L L The greater part of today was given
1 .up to the consideration of. the free
l 0 QUAKE“ DOMESTIC ‘ '-‘ flint, and about onehnlf has been com—
. .
’ . L plated. Woolen blankets, which xwet:
pkg. 80 L Sadmes can 30 registers: ‘22: “3.11:5: 12.;
- L L while cement and‘ glazier dinmoggg
Lea 8r Perrins’ 90-100's Prunes Hawaiian Sliced ' . :‘°‘“"“ °“ .1... “W “l" T‘“ “
Sauce bot. 19¢ per lb. So
[one Peaches Evaporated Peaches
Pink Alaska
Salmon can So
Colman’s Mustard
3 can lie
White Wax Beans
, glinving to do with the metals sche-
. .
Pineapple.
can 15c L"mules.1.......,.....mgme .....
Evaporated Apricots
Lrnst-iron pipes and pig iron. all of
L" {which were placed on the free list
L ,by the Senate, were pnsscd over for
li‘uriher cousiderntion.
3 calls - - 25c can - - - 140 081' lb. - . SC per 'b. ,. 12950 L . The committee of silk manufactur- l.ii\e ‘oft (lilting; “me! 11m patterns 8 cts
L '. are that has been here for a week left 1'le grades for mm It lies and pnjalnafi 15 and
Extfa Stam s w th With any of the E t St .th today satisfied that the. confereos will t
- i 10 St F G x [a 8m 8 Wl L give them 11 specific instead of an 20 C S
p amps fee SOIIOWlflfl roceries. 0 .nd “10er rate of duty, Eden Cloth, llerccd on one srdc, 12 1-2c.
COFFEES 12:33:53: Laggdpl' 5.33%? or Monzsniila Olives '''''''''''' lllil TEAS I L “"001 and Cotton mixed l’luuncl. for house waists
~ luaukcge F‘laahllgm 0’ Mum" Tallll’L“ 10" l ' ; L ~-Soothes itching 8km llea‘ls in“ and men’s. negligt‘c shirt.»- in winter. 32 inches wide, 25c,
5 Stamps 1 “3. 10M 25".: .1; bottle Liquid ”hie ........................................... 101". 100 Swnws 1 ll), Fancy Chap 70¢ 01" b‘lflis w‘thout n SOY" Cur.) . 9183 d L
1 carton Parowax ............................................. 10: L eczema. “gait 816;“). any n 3135?, 35c. 40c an 50c.
10 Stamps 1 ll). Coffee 28:: 1 bottle Peroxide ............................................. 10¢ 75 Stamps 1 lb_ New Crop 60c 00309 0 ““9“ OUT “18 5
0 l 0 1-3 lb. A. and P. Premium Chocolate ............................ 16c L n. _ SPECIALS IN WASH GOODS-
2 Stamps 1 lb. Su tens 3 o 2 cakes A. and F. Street Chocolate, t—‘iich ........................ 50. 60 Stamps 1 111. Tea 50c L W“‘“‘“’“‘“‘ .. .- . , «:1 . and 10 cts.
i can B. and 0. Molasses ...................... . ............... 15c BANKERS NAME DELEGATES. Percalcs. )dfll “1dr. law... newrinunt, 8
2?: Stumps i ll). Amboss 32C 1 box A. and P. Hall or Squur lilue ....... ‘ ...................... So if) Stamps 1 lb. TN. 403 L Ginghams tor school dressm. : “ch x5c and 25c
, ‘ 1 package Seeded viinisins ..................... . ............... 10c - (MEMO 'H- “mum?” 0‘ Bridgeport. Buscmrui.
'3“ Stamps 1 N" M liysd 35° 1 package Cleaned Currants ................................... 12¢ 30 Stamps 1 lb. Tea 3543 L land Charles E. ”031. of South Nor- D Don,
iwaik. were named as delegates to the That Special Subscription [or The esigner
”“1110“!!! convention 01' 'bfinki’m for ct it. One car for 35 cts. The offer holds good
1 g y
Lu‘liich is to be held in Boston next
lmonih, m a meeting of the Slum
Lllunhers' association held at The
lStrntiield Wednesday niernoon. ills—
Lcussion of several mntiers oi our.
'reni. intoreeuln the business follow-
:ed the appointment of the deletinies
for this week and next. Don't wait.
(Sumner.
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The Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea CompanyL
124 WASHlNGTON 6T. SOUTH NORWALK Tel. No.90! Free Delivery
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BEYOND THE GRAVE. L
Question of Vital lnterett to Be An-
swered by Coming Bible Lecturer.
Arrangements have been completed
for n free public lecture, Sunday oi“
afternoon. at 3 o'clock. in South Nor<
walk City ilnll. i’ustor E. P. McKin-
'elck, Slow York. will spunk on what
we are to expect “iioyoud the Grove."
The doors will be opened free to all.
and since the work of the i. is. S. A.,
under whose auspices the lecture will
be given. is purely of an evangelistic
nature, no collections will be taken.
The lecturer is a deep student oi the
Bible. and simple it as ills only creed
or doctrine. ilo wns for runny years
greatly confused by the many diiiurent
theories as to what lies beyond the
\Tonnent, others said Paradise
ed. other said Purgatory, and still otlr
are claimed that there is no hcrenfmr
grave. Some said Heaven and Eternal
restor-
all, that death ends everything. He
determined to find out. if possible. the
true scriptural teachings on this in»
portant subject. After many years
of careful searching. he succeeded in
harmonizing every verse in the iliblc
pertaining to the hereafter. and he
now travels throughout the United
States and Canada, presenting to tho
public what is often considered to ho
the most beautiful plan of saivntion
ever heard. lie quotes the scripture
for every point he presents. and none,
it is said, who believe in the Good
Book need leave his audience without
a better conception 0! what line be
your] the grove.
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WOMEN’S
MAGNIFIChNT
clot”:
in“ MW».
in alarm I!
.‘m \flum\:H\:\='xfixt\:\fi\‘\“w\.xfi 1. ~wn“"‘.~¢u.uo.tuiun
liALL TAILORED
SUITS
A distinctive and representative gathering of the moment 5...}
min in Women's Tailored suit. in The Nmouu. When you on
tor this soiendidiy consisted women’s suction: shoe uni note the
completeness sud lavished"! their display. you arrest to on
“Wily. It“; more like o style show then a note." it in both.
Mid the tailored «it; we antler no for lovers assuming met this
We. met; in Wrote correct-waiylo. materiel
m on miss models in mm broad-
m. em out my inner hint-no.
.1. Mom at 280'
tin n/a' ”MA/J! ' ’*
RIBBONS FOR MR8. POOLE'S CATS
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M. the. Syracuse Fair. held last week.
six ribbons were awarded Mrs. George
F. Poole for the hondsomest Persian
rnis. One out, a smoked female, won
four ribbons; tortoise. second prize and
11. white kitten, third prize. The silver
kittens would have taken all the rib-
bons in their own class. but wum in-
ndvorientiy placed in the wrong class
nnd could not he judged. Mrs. Poole
is well known hora, having a summer
homo on l.'ilummock llaiend,
NEW MODELS
lug
WAXSTS.
proved styles and coloringl.
.........
COLE BECOMES A LIEUTENANLT.
First Sum;
to Company l“. First infantry.
rank from Sept 1.!
.iutiiut general
merit in the regular army with
oilivo an clerk.
Good tenants are to he hadw-Lor
the advertising
Price. 5011‘ to $1.50
DISTINCTIVE NECKWEAR
The m new idea. including mason: gird
Gilli Sm; Medici Collin in- chiil’on, not and lace; crepe
dc china and lace: Dates and shoulder coil-rs. yoiru.
The N. E. Ryan Co.
.........
New F all Merchandise
New goods are constantly arriving. The aseorunmt
of "wantcdmow" merchandise is most attractive, includ~
Scores of dainty mOdels. in various designs and in
all the wanted fabrics. among which are pretty voile, crepe
and lingerie Waiuu. effectively trimmed with lace and
embroidery; all sizes; at $1.98, $2.25 and $2.50.
SASKES AND GIRDLES. .
In I. beautiful amrtmt of the late“ and mu q).
George E. Cole, of m“
Troop B ”mm" 1‘“ been promoLed by President liroiliwoll as follows:
to be second lieutenant and assighedLHmflw C.
WLm‘ hank
ideutennnt Cold ‘3 smroinry of the ussmloiiou or South
a son oi Gen. George '.M Cole, the Lid Norwnlk nud Mr. ““38““ oi
He served on enlLst ville
in
object of obtaining a commission, L utl
falling. “entered the Militant goneriLl's
l
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.:a.-:-;“-ZIZIIII"I'I. - 3 . .
land n. committee to revise the by-
of the association was named
\nle National
C. 1.; Hart.
Barlow.
\‘ou llavvn;
Rock-
Iiome—eeekers watch Sentinel Want
Ads. for light on the "where to buy"
LAW.
copies of the neu game laws. Thm
and still the, huntsxncu are lunownl
for the most part, no in n he 1:. nhur
and how they on» allowed to hunt,
punzle.
lgnoiuul u of the inn oxr mum no 11110
and if (1 humor is unnhloL to obtain a
2",? 'l‘L-‘d‘ -r twinmomo
Week—End Necessities
FOR SATURDAY HOSIERY
Local hunters are still looking for
'HUNTERS STILL IGNORANT Of («my of the laws lip has little L'lliflii‘i‘. of
knowiui.r what they urn.
Thorn have been a number of chum-i—
le luw that.
no «no lll’iill'l‘ sixteen yours of site run
()llliilll a lironso to hunt is a moon!
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COME TO US
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HOSIERY.
GARMENTS.
Hosiery at use.
A specialty.
All the new shades.
' ; ,u;:ix:u;-:ufl:r::?‘
Ladics’ Shirt Waists.
$1.00 to $2.98.
FANCY Goons.”
Lndics‘ Necltwear.
25c to 50¢.
rmymaa
Misses' Middy Blouses.
Silk Hose.
25:, 50c, $1.00.
Black. white, colors.
soc to 3:35.
Ladics’ lions: Dresses.
$1.00 to $o.oii.
. Neck Ruching.
L LIL-33133333;-
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Narrow and wide.
Children’s Hats.
soc to $1.25.
€501“;
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CORSETS soc to
.‘f‘II:lfIT!ZI:l:lil:-I:Itill-:IIU:!CIIII‘ZNZI.I:
'1 84 Washington St.
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u e'o'fiffyh‘ an: L! :R- 1:443?“ n a n .-
$3.00.
Dickerrnan and Son
Telephone 446
We give mil.“ Green Trading Stamps
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BRASSIERES :15: to $1.00.
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