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Keeping one's property up in condition is true economy— 8
We carry a full line of Reliable Paints, Varnishcs, Enam- 1,.
015, Waxes, Etc. l;
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Washington St. South Norwalk.
122
Our Augu'st
Furniture Sale **
is oFfering some remarkable savings on Furniture of dis-
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tinctive style in craftsmanship.
Your opportunity was never greater than right now to
take advantage of these remrakable savings.
cama’wdl.ssunu..¢u........
CCmecu’B SOUP -‘|0--»-,....... ....... ... foo-one 8¢
:‘Wd What"... ....... 10¢ pkg
clicking-con ...-“... .....
‘ CondensodMiE I(fu11weigbt),can.. .....8¢
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novuoov counting: on mei
IWTOIV gnu LAW.
NEW 35‘“. 1‘thle new
hen at the Advi-ry committee to
the W1 d Wture on tho
Minotory Bird Law, in view of the
fact that new regulations setting
we dosed season on watery
wntd fowl and um wen today
made public, issued a m u
follows: ‘
To the People of the UM Stung“
The Advisory We appoint“
by the Secretary of Agriculture. lion.
1). E“. Houston, to cooperate with the
Bureau of Biological Survey in I‘ll”,
the regulations for 1-10st seasons on
W933i; RICE, Pkg.
migratory birds. as authorized by t‘e
Federal Migratory Bird L‘I‘. desitm;
to Male to the people of the country
that after the most ex:.n.st w lD\ as i
ligation, and the mo“. careful cmslb:
oration of every point rnised, the res»:
ulatioma as moh-uimied were unsui-
mously N"Uili‘ll"'11d 'd by the womb-1's l
of this committee. We rcalim the ut~ 1
re: iniponni'rliluy of even an: lupinzl
la ratisfy all that dome l) shocti
.ligratory birds. Y
in Nconltmndinx the re 11131.10 15
\\( ’9‘ I'(llll'\1lll\l llj lllt‘ follonin'
. I>n~ailvlutliv1m1
Fink-A most earnest desire to
\\ 0
saw from cwi'iin don‘t-ion a'd,
threatened unihilntlon the valuable
“o‘vrloul. more and lilhflt‘lvl‘lfl'odll
birds which migrate across the Univ.
rd State's twice ca1h year. i
Second—To accord the huntera iv
the various states no nearly as pos-
.<i‘.~lo an mun! opportunity of tnking
migratory waterfoul n'id tumo’ilc
lluule birds. 1
Third l‘o upon llle lemons dtri Ki
“hit-b these birds (on be legally ltlll
mi in those months when under lion
and weather and foul conditions the
lnrgcst numl‘ier of migratory voter-
fnvl and birds sojourn in any pd",
ilrulnr slatt-
Puurth—To absolutely eliminate
\pilllfi rimming, \vhrn mirrntory '11-
ill foul and birds on the northward,
migration are journeying townrdl
tn I ll .mdin" grounds, thin impelloi
by the resistless force of unture, toi
unite. nest and reproduce their“
spot-lei.
l‘inh—Jro recognize unusual and
extraordinary conditions existing in of
for: of thc stntoo. without effecting
, the oqulty or vested rights of the peo-
ple of the whole country in the ml-
erulory wild life
Sixth—“fa submit red-unable. prec-
tirul. fair and just regulations that
ohould invite the support of all true-
conscrvatlonlsts. i
Seventh—To guarantee not only to
tho present generation a reasonnblo
supply of migratory wild life, but. to
no protect it tint it will multiply and
be handed to future xcnorntionu as
their proper and rightful heritage. '
The imperative necessity for tho
enactment of tho forlorn! migratory,
. bird law is palpable to every thought-
ful and disconccrning mind.
lliumiory wild lilo docs not even
. recomiiz'o national. to say nothing 0‘3
st. no. lint-s. The vnrlun‘dlit) of tho;
statutes of the states protecting these
there hm: tho rnpnclt) “ith which
tho nomadic bird: are slim: htorod by
4 torucious nnulllilniors of uild life It
many of thc stator to the dctrincut
of the people at large compelled tht
..lconoluqlon of Congress that tho ox
lgcnclcs of the situation demanded
fl-dtrnl roculutions that uould, inI
ronlity, save the migratory \vn‘e'v,
fowl and birds from extermination.
The people of no country have been
no abundantly blessed with valuable
natural rcsourcos as cure.
The Amcricnn people are notorious-
‘ Oil 99ml. American
"bulb bu, me grouse, whitolnlletl . omen department. according to advices
”mixed by those that hue gone he- i.~ told in the instrucwn‘s of the peat-
’cd among the rowams or the l'nltod'bfi‘n wrongly paid lo Mexican men
migrants. the luck of uniformity in «N1 their moral support flint lht‘ cl
,llon. F. W. Chambers, l'tah.
FLY PAPER, 3 Double Sheets . .................... 15¢
PRETZELS, pound .. ............................ 10¢
ICE CREAM SALT, to lb. Ba; ................... 10¢
FELS HAPTHA SOAPJ cakes ............... 9¢
IONA SPINACH ............................. 12¢
MATCHES, 7 boxes ............................. 25¢
FANCY POTATOES, Pk .......................... 30¢
VERY BEST VERY BEST
BUTTER .......... 34¢ CHE sn .......... 19¢
ARMOUR'S SMOKED LEAN SHOULDERS, lb. 15¢
10 11111me sums FREE 10 .
WITH ANY OF THE FOLLOWING GROCERIES:
1 can Sultana Spice 1°C 1 pkg. Reckitt's Blue .. 9c
1 can A&P Ice Cream or 1 bottle Royal Polish.
jelly Powder ...... too 2 bottles MP Vinegar
I can AfiP Chloride of each .............. 10
Lime .............. me x pkg. Grandmothers Oats
1 Can A&P Lye ...... 10C 10c
:0 Stamps with 1- 2 lb can of A&P Cocoa, none better 20¢
15 Stamps with -4 lb. package MP Washing Powder 1619
5 Stamps with 1 pkg. AdtP Washing Powder 5a
The Great A 81 P. Tea Co.
:34 WASRINOTON ST., SOUTH NORWALK.
Tel. No. poo. Flee Delivery.
tincliou, including the “hoop uKl FOR THE WRONG SEX.
Cllll‘u‘. lbe trumpeter swan, Amtrlc it
~,.
filming-,0, roman». opoonbill scarlet Money Orders to Mexicans Mlxofd~
ibis, loud-mod (‘nrlt~w, upland 1:lu\'~ To Really Mistaken. ;
cr. Hudsonlnn godwit redbrcastcd
sandplper. (Olden plover, dowllchcr,‘ l‘ccr‘i-‘r szzulliiflly. llt‘lwf‘t‘n
ulllet pectoral nandpipcr, bluvk-cup-[nnmcs of Morgan nu . uni
exret snowy‘bns resulted in cunning mu‘lr-y
wood duck, baud-Lanai pigeuu.’ior the wrong sex, thronxh
the
lll‘l‘il
orders
cgnet, :hc posh
kite, min. sharpull.
grouse and mdoock.
Future "outwith can only
pinnnted rect-ivcd this morning by local post-
’lllar-lt rs, from \\'a:llllt£lon.
be How to avoid euch :1 qucer mistake
fore. hence the enactment and the office dollartmont.
enforcement of n compalwnshc ms 10%:
tom of federal conservation of mixrs- "Region hm. bow.) made to the de-
tory wild life Ills mule necessary if pariincnt that money ordcrs inlcndod
this rumble met was to be rtflkl- for payment to Mexican women hnye,
which read as fol-
Ststcs. and um \‘t'lfll. lt ls_thcref0re rc-
Aglde frgm alnntheuc mnsldorgviiiyh'Qm’sit‘d lllill. 11s 'nn illd l0 ltll‘llllllm'l'
1-11-11; and gng “walnut. ,1 valuable lion, \vhru money orders are issued
article of food. From 11 recreational in furor of persons of that nationality,
gnawing, this resource 1,, 01 the poshnrsicrs will indicate the pnl'ee’s
[leafed mine lo our people. sex by MW mllml HIP appropriate pro-
Wo feel that the failure of any M "St’llm'f 'Scnurn,‘ or Seuorl'u,’ Mr.
American cum-u m It‘l‘tll‘d the led- M”- M “£5- Svanmh numvs for
crnl migratory bird law his m,“ ‘c. womou tnoet froqucmly end with the
mo support 1..- duo ellllt‘l' to luck of WW II» M Amelia. Anastasia. Juana.
information or sellishuons. Marin, “MW” l
\\'o therefore urge nud N‘llilffl nll "Merchants and other business men
l‘ntrloiic citlzcno to evcrt thvi" 111 should I” Warned “0‘ ‘0 “ii-“h money
fluence to the utmost to the end that “MW“ m" "Minn“‘l 0’ "WFWV‘SWO
the incnlwlsblr‘ benefits contcniplut~ persons. ” '1”chch 01W“ from
ad by this L”. and 2mm epcciflmllv strnnucrs it will be at ihoir own risk."
accruing to the people und?r the
”regulations just promulgatcd, be 3 \-
AFTER RECRUITS
IN DANBURY.
lightened 00”“an 0' “W 1’00"] The l'nitud States rctruilinl: Olli-
m“ 1"” 0““in ‘0 'l “"1 “‘1" cm. stationed at. the City Hall, in
‘nuce and vixilnnt cnforcmuont 1f North Main 5m." lame tomorrow
this piss and progressive courervn morning for . one day's recrulll'tg
lion measure (l izpu. gn in' li..uibnry The office: 8
John ll Burnham Xe“ Y,ork (‘holr- will be located in the Dnubury Um
mm. ,01) and it in bopvd that they will bei
lion. ltd‘W-“d 0- Bradford. Jr. 'n..ro successful in the up county
Delaware.
‘town than they have 'been in this
. lClly. On 'Thursday 0. station will
“' 1" Finlcy, 0’08““ be opened by the local officers in
Dr. E. H. Forbush, Massachusetts. ,Stnmford
Dr Goorgc R Grlnuell New ‘0“ 3 Two recruits lime so ‘far been eu-
Dr “mm" T llornaday. \ew York. listcd through the local office, and al-
Estdlirlul 13:]
Busincss Hours from 8:308. in. to 6 p. m. daily
Saturday: included.
And now comes
the Autumn Bride
lull \\tdd1ugs are becoming so lucrtaeinglv popular
ever-volume that it sinus as though $11 dumber and ()c-
tuber “Ollld sOOn rival the Month of ROék‘: as the popular-
ly clluscll months for thc ueddin" date.
Already lhkrt has been uidcucc at the Read House
of the mutiny.r Autumnal CCItwlliOlll'dlb‘ as smeral lall
bridesdo be havc how her. this carly making their Sclt‘c“
tions of gown materials, trimmings, house decorations
and furnishings.
And at no time has the Rcad House been better prt~
pun-«I particularly in the Lace Department, \vith llS un—
usual assortment Of accessories for the bridal Gill'ill'kl.
Silver Embroidered Mounting! in all widths.
Tulle veiling. seventy-two to one hundred and klgllt
inches wide, from $1.93 to $1.50 a yard.
Mechlin Veils, scvcnty-two inches wide, at $2.50 a
yard.
'Vals. Cluny and Irish Laces for lingtric.
Camisole laces 111 grcat prolmlon from 25 Cti. to
89 ctl. a \ill‘d.
l_-hcu lll'l‘C arc the beautiful amairrinl‘x‘. sir tilc gown,
gorgeous siiln‘ and saline. Slippers and silk hosicry, an.
Quitc the plilt‘t', one will full, for the bride to do he?
shopping,
A new lot of sweaters
The ideal garment for vacation wear is a sweater
of cilk or wool, it is even «ll-sirablc to haw both for mu.
vcnicncc and comfort, and this new shipment aii‘ords a.
wide choice, as thc) are here in great profuiziou.
Thcrc are many different kinds anti colors in silk
sw catcrs for light “ear. Or if one llcctls .1 garment for.
a littlc more warmth, the 5‘ Miami. 7L1ll\l and Suwny
“001 sweaters can be worn uiih roxnlort.
You might be interested to know that The Road
House is very fortunate to xccurc these mvcatcrs. as
the dcumud has been so unusual this season and thc
supply is now very limited. And considering tlic un-
usual dctnand and short supply, these lil‘it‘t‘: arc lllllol.‘
rcnsonablc.
Mercerized Fiber Sweattl‘S, a ucu lot. at $5.00
$6.50 to $12.50
Pure Art Silk, Ollllilll)‘ Colors, $8.50, $10.00 to $16.50,
and up.
Worsted Sweaters at
Silk Fiber, in various coloriugs,
$5.00, $6.50 and up
Angora and Brushed Yarn Sweaters, \cr_v drsir-
ablc if trawling about, even in warm ucathcr.
$500. $8.50 and up,
according to weight of the garment.
Fine Angora Set, SlVCEltL‘l‘ with cap and scarf to
match. Just the thing to take to mountains or sea.
Stvcatcr may be had scparatcly for $7.50
The set complete is only $10.50
Second floor.
Cretonne Special
, 'A very good offering in Cretonne Stripes. Color
cohibinntious of black and uhiic. tau and 'tvhlte, blue
and white.“ Was 25 cts. a yard,
for 19 cts. a yard.
Third floor.»
D Illlltdd C0.
...-1" w
ly A nation of western Only by rem. Clark MCAdama. Missouri.
son of the {am that iltclr natural 19 Marsh-l Melean. New Y.ork
sources are rm disappear-Inn hive (‘linton M. Odcll, Minnesota
lllm hficn inducod to extend c on n ,‘l‘. Gilbert Pearson, New York.
"‘ rice birds tint nro nudism for o:-
modicum of conservation to thou
fast-vanishing assets.
(‘ouscrvation does not mean pro
writing the use of our natural re
eourccs as a miner would hoard his-
gold. but means the wise and careful
one of our national heritage, taking
therefrom only a sufficient quantity
to supply our needs, with the full
realization that we are trustees for
future generations.
We are convinced that under the
operation of this law shoot'n: will
.lmprove each year.
The need of the hour hag her-to-
hre appeared to be uppermost in the
minds of the people. They have drawn
recklessly on their natural luheti-
inure with scarcely a thought of the
future. It in a. notable fact that in
our rapnclty for slaughter many of
the most valuable special of game.
and birds that formerly abounded in
this country hue been annihilated.
The wild or nonsense:- pigeon that
formerly swarmed over Eastern Roth
America in countless millions has be-
cnme extinct. The American him
found on the great plains of the
West, was slaughtered by hldohnnt-
ors to the point of extirmlnntldn, the
Great Auk, the Eskimo curler. the
Lnbrndor duck'tho Carolina Pm:-
lreet hove been meg. There
me many Other vnlunblo North Am-
‘illon. John ll. Wallace, Jr..
Hon. Ernest Sclipelflc, California.
Hon, George Shims. 3d, Michigan.
Alabama.
FOUTEEN NEW CASES REPORT-
ED.
HARTFORD. August 23.—Thrcc
hundred and clghty-seyen cases of in-
fantile paralysis is the. total numbcr
of canes in this state, according to
Dr. Block, of the Stale Board of
Health, yesterday. Ncw cases report-
ed since Monday are. Trumbull. Mor-
rin, East Haven, North Haven and.
”an Hampton one each: Crrenwich
two. Bridgeport three and Stamford
foul, making fourteen in all.
Ur: Black. secretary of the. board.
Word to Bridgeport yesterday to con-
sult with the local health authoritiee
NEW HAVEN, August 23.—-Five
positive cases of the epidemic were
reported at the New Haven Hospital
veawrdny. Gilbert Avery, of Amniu,
« child who had had transfusion of
‘dood from a cured patient. died last
night. At present there are 45 cones
Lunder treatment here.
To ' Prearve Rubbers.
'l‘o'breserve rubbers for fruit jars
cover than with flour. When wanted
for use wipe off all the flour carefully
and they will be' as good as when new.
1durfmg the past year.
though this result is far from en-
couraging, it is expected that Mouton-l
ant Brndford will romaln the‘cohed-l
ulcd six months in Norwalk.
DYING FROM AUTO INJURIES.
IlA,RTFORD August 23,—- Msmnle)
Billld‘, 27. is in St. Francis‘ Hospital
|in a dying condition following injur-
ies received in an auto accident in“
West Hartford, early yesterday. He~
has a. fractured skull, broken ribs and1
'nte: nnl injuries. He is manager of
a local garage Fay W. Austin end;
too young women. names unknown.
livere with him at the time. The local,i
land state police and West Hartford;
authorities are investigating and social
in; the two girls. Austin says Burke:
fell from the machine, but the police
are skeptical.
SIXTH CONNECTICUT REUNION.
At the 49:11 annual meeting of the?
Sixth Connecticut Volunteers held at‘
New Britain esterdny it was voted,
to hold the next reunion in Bridge-1
The followlnti
odlcers were elected; President. W:
n. Hoosier, Seymour; vice pmisent,‘
Robert 'D. Kelley, Philadelphia; neon-i
tnry and treasurerSW. F. Smith. Whit-
neyvlll-s; histornun C. K. Caldwell.
\‘en Haven: «confine ounmihtee,0
E. Moore, Bridgeport; A. z. Downs,
Westvillo; Joel Anderson, Stamford. ,
Ellie i3. ill. Eran dimming:
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L on Brand Yams.
To secure the best results in knitting and crocheting,
the best material should be used. We recommend Lion
Brand Yams.
White and colors in Parity and Midnight Germantown,
Saxony Wool Shetland Floss, Spanish Yarn and German
Knitting Yarn.
In Shetland Floss we have the new shades of Tango
Orange. Tango Blue, New Old Rose, Buff, Salmon, Kelley
Green, etc” that are used for the sweaters
The latest Lion Brand Book of Instructions for sale at 2'5c
J. I. MALLETTE
port. Sixteen deaths were reported,
Steam Dying 81 Cleaning Co.
JRIDGEBOR‘Ik-
jean-up noon on mums «.1- ”plug a mole. Go.
out poo-cs. aloe-o. ambit- and Lou cw. 0mm.
7.1.915... 47021 H. LYNGE, Prop. 293 some at. Brldsen‘m
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