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'——--I‘” " “ We Have Assembled I -"--—- - A MW of . m Everymy Sees the --———-v The Range of Grades and Prices in our Department of
a Limited Number of . Mam. in » ‘- "‘ Arrival finNew Styles in Bed Room
Dlmlty Dresses Toilet Goods Lhrserie Waists . . , .. ,
that were priced as high as ‘ All smart.dsinty models. eachvwith its distinc- I.
. $900 RARE PERFUMES the note in cut or trimming which sets it e
and marked them for $2 95 COT-EY'S ' snort from thou-ml. Prioedoo— . _ _ ,,
Special Clearance at 0 L0H an ”.0 * 95¢. 31.50; SW. $2.95
All new ”ssh gowns which our buyers w n ’ ' fibroid-ad fronts; Me moisten-tin: et- "is such that any person may meet their needs st the prices
m inINew l’ork very desirable for pres Muguet, “'85 facts and countless combinations. I desired—and with that absolute assurance of satisfaction which
.. - ‘ J ' at R o, $5.00 _ _ , . . . .
I, e“ wear and later in doors Several Lingerie WWW" 9' Many New Styles in Wants ml of READS machandise in every department.
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Models “150' , POWDERS * Of Crepe dc Chi“, N“ E“. As an example of t e price rouge whkgivef'mzplg‘helow of desirable sets and separate pieces.
”1:; K": d Eb 115°}: :5: SOLID OAK BUREAUS BgfiEAUfi—SOLID BUREAUS—QUARTER-
, ursaes: nee. ce. ' ED OAK
For the 'new suit or gown the corset styles in vogue Chair, Rosee. NECKWEAR CHIFFONIERS $8.50 CHIFIEONIERS 75 CHIFF‘ONIERS $18.00
make new corset purchases eminently desirable. _ . MA C
IN “REDFERN” Ombrc Royal "'75 Georgfite Crepe Fichuc—both embroidered and plain. TO MATCH $6‘ 00 TO MATCH $10‘ 5-0 TO T H $17‘00
AT $3 TO $6 50 in the above four shad: I Embroidered~31_5o to 34m pmmgoc to $3.50,. MAHOGANY BUREA US
OR “WARNER'S ' ' MI‘k °I Cucumber "Id "'7“ Georgette Plotting” the newest is with black edge, FULL CURVED FRONTS $28.00
i... .0 $500 ‘3::.:‘:.I“‘.‘;’3’““ M... .
_and other accepted makes. 0“; 8.11;,de Comet ‘ ' ' " ' " Orgnndie Collar and Cuff sm. 50c and $2.50. TO MATCH $24.00
6:230:32211131’17 DIEM!“ (0 care for the DGEGB 0f WHITE CELLULOID Mlddy Ties Viol” AT 888 5C5MPLETE BED'ROOM SETS AT 00 i
Our fitting rooms are now available for use where TOILET ARTICLES '3" colors Boxed o _ ' '
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(1931:1111 oticed these particularly among a bewildering Powder Box and Hair Receiv. 0° ° Three pieces—wBed Bureau and Cbitfonier to match. Three pieces—Bed. Bureau and Chlitomer to match. \
display of °"' 75° LINEN SECTION Bird's Eye Maple. Silver Grey finish. In “Ch 01d Ivory finish.
P. Pin Cushion and concealed Jewel. . . - AT 3102 75 ._._,
. All lilnnen Unhemrn d All Linen Hemstltched .
NEW RIBBONS ry Box. $2.00 Triiy OlOlhE‘ 19 in x 930 Sets; Cloth $0160; 'Nspkins Three pieces: Four-posted Twin Beds. Bureau and Chiffonier to match.
No. 3. Moire. with Plcot edge. in all the new shades Nail Buffer. 75c and ‘1 " ' 16116. Set of one Cloth and Birch in deep Mahogany “1”le .s . I
and black and white assets I try mm ":75 m' """""""""" Six Napkins. .
"a” """""""""""" 13¢ t0 30¢ 25¢ 3d.00 Two EXCEPTIONAL VALU so in OUR " w
No 15, New Taffeta with checked or plaid edge2 KINGSBURY'S IRON All Linen round scslloped All Linen pain hemtitch- .
in. Brown black, green. etc. cloths; 45 in. .......... . . ed Scaris, 18 in. x 45 in... . .. ' ,
Yard ............. ' ................. 2 5d. RUST REMOVER $2.00 50¢ Rug and Carpet Section
New “Zigzag" patterns; 2% in. wide. in a positive Completely effnces iron rust. fruit, LINOLEUM'S—SPECIAL
Yard riot of color swirls. wine. coffee and other stains. An Especillly WILTON BUGS—SEECJAL rsde Remnants—pieces from 3 to 9 yards long, in
G Hunmt‘m ..... £19 ..... 39¢ 25c and 50c Good Value in Special purchase of a limited num r m: 8‘ ’0 Printed “a inlaid 'To be closed out much under
Gorge e one. 0 narrow, ‘ . 36 - . 03 m. Wilton Rugs. The” are regu or 7.0 - ~
At ......... 19¢ NOTIONS SPECIAL NEW GLOVES AT “1'15 “if“: joke. 4
No.16, Wldt‘, At ...... ... .. .n... 25¢ PETTICOAT RUFFLES Ton Cope. onehbltton A quilt] higher priced ll! I
, Alice Blue, brown, grey. etc, ‘ . many stores - ‘ INL AID PRINTED Were 50°
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Metre, satin back. No. 2 width. In all the realty dean-r m“: e: n i W" “ °§ cmmmm mom: ",0 Golden hm“ or my SPECIAL $6.00 :1” $1. 00 and m
able shades. so on white stripe sotlne. with buton. Very good qulity, lsuede, one-button. Priced at PRICE ratio 4 45¢
‘Yard .............. . ....... .......3 59¢ lavender flOWcrs. Made full slam 75¢ 81.15 0¢
SEVEN DEAD BY- EXPlilSlilN
IN A SUBWAY?
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More than fifty men and women.
passengers on the three street cars
which fell into the-new subway oxen»
vation‘whou a'dynamite explosion un»
dermincd several hundred feet of Sev.
enth avenue. were carried. by police
and firemen to nearby stores-
all of these persons were seriously in
jnred, many hating broken arms or
legs.
Two hundred police reserves and
the reserve iiremen from-six battal-
his. numbering more than fifty, were
called out. Eleven ambulances were
soon at the scene. but surgeons" find
assistants had difllcult: in reaching
‘ the injured owing to the extent or the
caved area. I “
A number of water and gas mains
. were broken b\ the eyn‘~~-‘~-« ~ new
.. in, grid the rescuers were handicapped"
by the flow of gas.
:NEsrly t
avoid the falling debris and regain
the street level.
Police reserves were called out. two
. tire firms were turned in. and fifteen
ambulances with thirty surgeons were
rushed to the scene. The hospital
corps of a large cloak and still house
dired‘t’iy opposite the cave in turned
out:
Il‘he'cav‘c-in broke water and gas
mains, and within a few minutes after
the accident heavy flows of gas and
._watcr threatened the lives of 1.119.100
or more persons in the excavation.
Prompt Work by city employcs in
shutting off the flow of water and gas
hutnn end to thisrdungor.
Fire ladders-and ropes were lowered
into the-gros'tv hole and police and
firemen began carrying out the dead
and injured, while contractrls' em-
ployos and others worked furiously
clearing away the timbers nnddebris
that imprisoned many persons. * j;
‘Wlthin' an Ahour'more than fifty in
inter! person's hid Been removed from
the cove-in Two of them, a man and
it woman, died on the way to hospi-
V tais‘ and another woman was reported
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umnsmnnsr
month»
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Board started out to spend the money
without regard to the future." The
speaker at this point requested Cola4
porution Counsel Tammany to recite:
the provisions of the charter which
deal with the contracting of bills be
yond the appropriated sum. The lat-
ter said that oillciols violating this
section of the charter are personally-
ilnhie and may be fined $100 and son-
tcurcd to six months in Jail. Con.
tfnulng Mr McMahon said:"1 don't
want the Charity Board members to
think 1 Would send them to inii,~.but
[emphatically want them to under
stand that inlets a lesson. I claim
the, offense they have commlfled is a
grievious one, and that it is due to
ignorance and incompetency."
John F. Devlne. one of the Charity
Commissioners. obtained ‘recognition
from Mn’yor Burneli and he said he
The Rev. Rather McMahon, of St Ldying 'A short time later the res {IIEIII'IIIY agreed With the remarks 9‘
Among the numerous -injured ré
could not recover.
. Vincent de St. Paul's Church, said he cuers reached the worst part of .the
' administered the last rites to threéi‘iirbmfldfi out! the hrsr‘dssd body was
‘ young girls «who were dying. '- 7*
réédveréd Police and firemen litter
’ reported hiking 'fite dead from the
- 1 . moved to St'..Vinqe‘nt’s Hospital‘ was,
~“an. unidentified woman, Whose condi2 ..
.1 tier; was so soriousmurgeons‘ said she
if
McMahon. ’tidmtiting first they were
true. in his opinion. He said (not he
wanted it understood that; he is in the
‘nlnonty en‘- the board and can no
mtg“: “I'll
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ing to do with till spendingu the I
money “time" ”the
‘ tried. The ’sbéIslte‘r ui‘ god that“ the ‘f ~
working in the Charity ibopsrttiibntrbe 5 ‘
so was you will
nibuntitpp‘ioéi‘l“ ‘
d
been figured on as on income when the
budget was made up inst year.
Chlirmsn Raymond sought to ex-
plain the situation uin regard to the
commissiongs' conduct. nlie moaned
tha‘t Devihd'i budget was accepted by
the Board of Estlums and that non-hi
91mm. last! yr himself have
been able to learn for whet specific
pulpmws the varioub items were in-
tended. I l; , 1. ,
CANADA TO CURTAIL FOREIGN
” LABOR'
voucouvnn; n. c.. Sept. 22,—-
Deleirnics ton‘ths Canadian TradgsJJn-
ion Congress in vsession‘here. expect-
ed today to frame resolutions direct-
ed to cut-tnvllingvtlte inrmiw M foreign
lhbor in" in? (random some.
" Legislation closely
lines of the 71 it Follette Seamen’ 3 bill.‘
passed r‘ecé'iitly by the United States
Congress. was sought from the Donal,
ion Government by a resolution adopt-i
ed yesterday after the Congress had;
been addressed by Andrew Fursethg
president oi the Seaman‘s Union and1
one of the nuthons of the American!
law. 5
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‘——SCHOOL SUPPLIES—M ' |
Pens. Pencils. Scratch Pads, Note Books, Composition
Books. Erasers. Rulers. Etc. '
orth Main” Street
Brigge‘rtnan Bros; 64 N'Hiniord am
WOULD RAISE PRICE OF HOSIERYi —-I .. . \
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 22.-—A ro-.
commendation that prices of hosiery;
be raised was adopted by the National‘
Hosiery and Underwear Manufac
turers Association. at a special moot-
lng hcre last night. The association
also adopted resolutions calling atten-
tion to “the serious dyestnff situation.
and'urglng the United States Govcr-n l
ment to take steps as would affordi
the textile industry relief. The reed-j
lutions recommend that prices be ad-
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following thelvanced from five to 10 cents a dozen
on goods weighing one pound to inc!
dozen in cotton hosiery and from 25:
to 35 cents a pair on silk hosiery
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CENTRAL HOTEL
Corner Monroe end Chestnut Streets, South Norwslli
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.NEWLY RENOVATED.
Joe. at sessn sRoP
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sitcoms b3 dnyuor week st reasonable prices. -. ..».. s i 5 ~ - 1.
Every room well ventillted. electric lights and gas.
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We Have
Sold Over-
1000
In the Norwalk’s
Ask your neighbors how they
like the Stewart. ‘ _,.
Prices froth $20. 00 to 355. 00
.Every one guaranteed to give satisfaction, p ,
TheA J Angevme & S Co.
South Nggfivilk, Conn.
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'- II Our prices are as low. as anybody’ s prices.
hall Write or Phone
‘. Sui“; representnfivo will gladly call and see you-
;sbeut your some 5 simply. .. .
Norwalk Chronicler