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ING SUTINEL TELE-
' ..H‘IONE CALLS
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jam Office—u.
"iUé' Brandi Office—~13“.
. 1 Residence—uh.
'tor's Residence—"r4.
.gManager‘s Residence-
-12.
.-. , - 's Mince—8.0.
«’_ as GM A_DAMSON BILL.
(39v “ ughes continua: to pour hot
.t i i) the Administration because
thflhdamson bill. Abscl‘lilig at
War“ that it was nothing lean than
t‘weplihn to call it an "eightliour
é ” I“ Hughes quoted the state-
”: oi‘ Senator Underwood. of Aloha-
‘ in pie Senate (it bate. Replying to
Wile
' “If‘the senator would go and
l senator. .\i r. l'iidc: wood
consult with any of tho gentle»
men Milo represent the employ:
. and ilio hate been contending
.. here i this matter. they would
tell him candidly. as they told mic,
that tho (lut‘iliull is a question of
.Q'
K “Wage; that they are not t’otlit‘lld‘
"in; for an eighthoui‘ day. that a
‘matt phall work only eight hours:
‘Vlhey “do not want that."
Mr. flushes is showing up ill rout-lu-
Vipm‘tiner the tiliaoiutt' hypocrisy of
Wide?“ Wilson} [it‘l‘hlhii‘lll misrep-
‘1 --NWQ
ram .1 run “fl .- W
ll‘t ad flfinw I.“ an or
unu- ya- a! we tons-t an“.
“0.“.va
film-“m norm
turally»; toot Mm mm nit-I TMU- an: sue-an *W‘f
PM» “'Hofl‘i" hunt “you; at an»
1 . . i ‘
m to MOM-we I! Ni 8' I. I” y l ht" gun! m ”a.“ ‘Ihiiwm M
actual-‘4 hi it um _ m lb up... .
tn at the reports shining It. In
int-”'33 Nun.“ 9":
a‘ t“: “min-true “My! Ttn» was
'th whom .a-ui union. by
neural F'W' and can nut mm w
toroidal than .v. Irv flu mount .4
lb. lino-l, J K .fltwfl mild“ tutti
w" in pvt-tinting Im- h-nt of wry
Ihllu. to thv dinner Nothing in «a
son ‘as intrusion and the ti-t'hit‘v‘ no
pert-«'1 The thm tablet- tun» into
and
”MI!
3 It”.
in y...» w til plotter-an Mina a“
Artur-tau- of tiara-it origin “or
ileum-in, tu- pays. writing lat lay.
am annotating their Able!!!“ lrn
llvltl t. a " Ito finds that "the patriotic
...». in... ~wt-pt all the weaker oil-- full! m-wrmd 'HI "untold" .
- _ .. tum with laughter and loyalty the
meat. along with it. There has been ”p”. .t. throlah the numerous
courses and. at the cod of the relation; .
the verdict of the “but ever" waat‘ i
given The menu was as follows:
(‘reine of Tom-Io Soup
l-Iscsliopeo Oysters .
Queen Olives Pickles
i ”all Iii‘oiledt‘hicken Spit‘fldiirapes }
i
if he
5were reviewing the situation today, be
i
a"uio.~t tint-airmen Hump.“
imight have still more cause to lament ,
gthe repudiation of the hyphen by the
isupposed hyphenates themselves.
i The German language papers of this
lcountry will find his characterization1
of‘theni a bitter pill .
iAlong with a few oratorical gentlemen.
who are heads of pro-German organi-
Stuffed Green I'eppertt
Sweet Potatoes
(‘ombiltalIOI Salad
Neapolitan ice (‘ream
i-‘aiicy Cake
i‘l‘eam t‘heeac Crackers
i lleiiii Tansy. .
t General Russell I-‘rost, the host of
to swallow. :
_ ‘trodured the npeakm. In part het
lzens. And PI‘Of- Muensterberg. ““1“” said: “i run glad to sea the continued
. . 1 . ‘ '
itostidential letter to You Bethmaun— Interest in the Scout movement. ’l‘hrtcr aVlngss
. . ‘ In something about the work which: i-
;‘llollweg, say»: “'I he (.uernian-spcak- 1
Great Merchandise Event
» FOR SATURDAY
lOO—MONEY SAVERS-IOO
A Festival. of Matchless Values. A Real Old F ash-
ioned Boston Store Bargain Carnival. Special Low
Prices. for Every Lady in Every Department All
if:.‘i:f:.‘2§.fi’£lii’i. 3235?;‘3'; Blitz: harm: Day long. Be Sure and! Come and. Share in the
.jpeais to the heart. It exercises it1
Zing periodicals represent the small cir- ‘grent influence over all boys and helps ,
‘the upbulldinit of the church. In Lon-1
:don there i.- a widespread. interest in
licks support today (last Bitty) lhiflhlhc work of scouting. You can‘t begin:
to investigatt- it before it gets hold of
ties and factions only, and they have
100 NEW WIN-
TER COATS
even two months ago."
. . W“ it it?” into the blood and reach _
t 'tht general public has nixed thei‘nips ”1.. heart. H, mm “PM“, you know All Different Style;
' l t the same wa , but it is"'- “("mimil hits a crib that forces :
‘up m ”’0“ ( y them to continue the work. Scouting l min $8.98 m $14.98
:gratifying to have such competent cor- has scrurrd mum“ "New“ 00“ ‘
great: has incorporated the name "Boy .
Scouts." and now no other organiza-
l . .‘ ‘ _ . 'tion can use it. the uniform or en.’
. it may betrlhnasthe“WWW“ slgnit. The but wait signed by no
inter .tlial a t‘aiutdian private in France president, which showed that he was.
i tin futor of it. In fact. he has often1
.ttt.ttl\ttl tht MUM" All“) ‘“ b5 i m itcceit’eti dclcuations of officials and.
i
i roboratioti.
' 0+
trimmings and finish. The very
height of the season’s most
. splendid and biggest. style as-
v aorunents. Many are the ad-
vantsgca in buying your coat
i...“ and “it“; and wounded many scouts and addressed them. Ex l'ro.
. . _ .'leiit Tall" is interested in the move. tomorrow at the Bouon 810N-
. ~ . - - 3 mounts.m . .
"“11”“ ““1 (“pulled 6 W . .inent. It Will tt-tit-u them high ideals; The selection in his, and pruc
and 27.0 yards of trenches. But Not lift and tt-ach theui iiobler pur-
ipotttxs." “08"! every figure can be fitted.
' '4'
~ .' .. it c a iiiotic stunt. , ‘ ‘ . a
“mm“ m m k i tteiiertil llusncll Iroitt introduc '
" ‘ ’Woodiuif Lt'eiiiing‘, pt‘t-wtdent of [bail
I
t
i
t
They are beauty 01 fabric. ,
beauty of style. beauty of lines, .
READY-MADE
FALL DRESSES
“Luck" in with you tomorrow
in securing one or these stylish
Ready-made Dresses at prices
$4.98 to $14.98
A wonderful assortment oi
"modaratcly priced dresses gath-
ered here from various sources,
six here-An dozen there. etc..
and all at great price conces-
sions. You will find in these
the latest style features and be
assured that every dress is a
special value.
AUTUMN AND
WINTER SUITS
_$7.98 to $19.50
A moat interesting showing to-
morrow. 28 dinerent styles in
Autumn and Winter Suits.
Many stunning models; all the
season’s smartest eflects; new
L sailor collars. new pointed sides.
‘frilled backs at waist line. at-
tractive dressy combination of
buttons. Skirts cut on the mod-
lsh flare lines. All in the popu-
lar Autumn shades.
‘ models.
BEAUTIFUL WAISTS
IRRESISTIBLE
LOW PRICES
Another new assortment of l.in~
gerle Waists for Fall. 'l‘hey con-
sist of corded and plain models
handsomely embroidered, lace
trimmed trilis; also tailored
98¢. $1.49. $1.98
SPECIAL WAISTS
AT 59¢
illt‘l‘, it would pay to spend it few mil-; "9 mid. “The Scout Ill(l\'0lll('nt has.
tsprcttd all ovcr liliiroptn Germany in‘
nfiiiyfientuiion of tlic Atilllllholl bill as ilIl‘lium‘, in rounding up ”1.. fire-burs.
'lgitt-‘ ur" bill. "What is the liui‘.
you 0 'lhis attempt to make thc pubu
, if. as the tire underwriter.» lllblsit‘ill‘tluijitll ('ount-il ot iloy Scouts of-
' . _ . A, ‘ .- . a t_i-‘\Illt'l'it‘.'l. with a lcw weilchooen
i‘l“ Am'm‘m WOW ‘m “Mm" LU" .imrds. .\lr Let-mint: remarks were HOSIERY
iiltiihtlttit" a your through Illi‘i‘nihiir." illit‘l‘t‘fllllfl and directly to the poliit. i UNDERWEAR
For Full and Winter the kinds
rice 0? peace. Etitit'llli)’, it is felti —di ' F t? g ) you." t .
‘ . ‘ll‘ rom‘it‘s rte. ,_._: _, x
«that a gwano increase could not be: (Lon um ,liltiniiiit'tu‘hm‘yi'lv‘t'uuthiifiuitegisngkii t “EMS UNDERWDEAR
f; justified in this manner. What is fair? "in brief he said: ..nw wholc “m“.jntrndm.m by “MW”, Host. ll'is.‘ V‘ ‘Natursl gray wool shirts and
‘ and right can “Hold to be dcscr‘lbediis imbued with the idea of putting pit-"him talk “0”““11411 ”‘05“ 0’ proceed; * draw-m. Th“ kind you'buy in
KL; ‘ . 'lllug thoughts aside. it can bt- vx- “”5 ”993“” and hi‘ "'50 told it ”1-; all other stores at 81.00.
J hmxectty and can stand on its “101'. WWW“ in one word NWUW' lu l-lnu- ”pnn'lmm..hp H"?W"'f"‘.3 in New “Wk-i ‘3 "litre" ‘it 794.
Ft 113.” kt‘iflf‘l'ill; to i'l‘l‘ritit‘llt \\'il-jli>li ltmiies they are citing up every-i how York. he ““id id WM“ fllli‘f‘fldi i ' ' """""
. .’ . ' . _ tthini: to ”Mr country. Women who in this iuovpnwnt. Ono troop_l had i; MEN'S $1 0
@3933 assertion ”mt .mgh‘ihmni day'iiavt- lived at life of nllC‘ lilcttsurt- [0t_it'ililri.‘.e 0‘ grew from “WNW“ mom-y "j i '5
‘b that sanction of im- Judgment oliumng another. hate drOppcd it and it‘ll: if: frilimnfngx'n‘ctllliiii.2“gratuity;t ‘ UNDERWEAR
‘ ’ ‘ -’: ' ' ‘ ‘kill' its hard as the ioor- ’ H .’ ‘ ‘te .j v ..
moiety)?” Mr. Hughes (it‘llliilltit'tl tout: 33;: yam) land.‘ i can attract mp“ and Mitt. I bl‘iiOVPt i Here at ......... $1.19
Xi‘vfiknow, filial crc true and the bill "A gm," time ago 1 rpm] but ”within history is repeating itsclf and; ; WOMEN'S VESTS
.3“ be an cicittrhour bill ho/ i’i't*<'i~jilll€“'li of u iiuixarian stat» had been i'iiiiiim‘? 31'1“" "23:11:? Tim? "'9‘“; : AND PANTS
; ' » ‘ . I ‘iuis-sing since war commenced. 'l‘hc. . ‘t‘ '0 tut: . c '
clout “ lson dared to limit the pigmwhmm said that madam had Km“. away[training that tilt“ savage-s received} Fleece lined. “ortli 35c.
1mg, be etit m 30 pm. mm. “r the mmi ion train and wanted no one to look rot-g'llloufih the boy acout movement and. ',l‘oiiiorrow ........ -. . 27¢
l ‘ht-r. Some time later friends foundit “" 'i i“ n ”“9 ”1‘"! for “5 all. in‘ '1 '
tlgltly paid railway einploycs and icavr in“. scrubbing in :1 “own“, in South-lib“ Bronx. the boys are cotfltccted 15C WOMEN S
all the others to work far longer hour.<_ r: n l-‘Iuncc. It is true that the mean- i112: "if“,f’v‘mgfln at???“ [Initir'zlmfef‘in‘itiz “f STOCKINGS
' » -' Hotlc in Great Britain scent: tol " ' - . i
" .He. also warned the labor men that the l L! limit. the time has come ‘0 tiwnk- boys and give first aid when needed” Tomorrow .......... 11¢
Adamant bill mu wry likely to prove .v‘n out of lethargy. You did not come The scoutn'm". 1“ ”w cum" sw” 25c WOMEN‘S
. I . . zhcre this evening unless you had some "t ”‘9 organization and '-"°“ Shou'd‘
:n. boomerang to labor, because wuli'mw in mind—4hr: idea of ‘serivce'. be one. When a boy has been a scout; STOCKINGS
flight hours made the basis of a day's “You know that we (the scoutmas- igudkntter ”at? has; :13“ hp ww“? Tomorrow ......... 21¢
‘ j . i it (1 tb ir ers) have been working nyatemtttl- thntfn “9°“! 9‘3 knmhlmter and.
’ rlt. ”w“ 1m“ “ m comp e e e .cally for the past three years. and we iomor 9“ w ma 9 m n clean-é
£2». is in 'less than eight hours were in have produced good results. We have I
. ” . . now a group of men who know how to l
.2. in” danger 0‘ being compelled to:do things, and do them better than any 25 MIS m0“
to other work and put in the Iuil~ “other men In America. i
“ . “Batch of them have given two ;
gm hours. ' ,nlghts a week to this work, the sec- ' g
I .. ' iond night they have given to the school , 1
”VENEERBERG'S PEACE RE“ ias they realized that they should do ‘
~‘ PORT. tit. because they knew that they could
Wt; workday?" inquired .\lr. ”Light's,
“It“: his own (lllf'flitlll thus.
in“ tiy, in ordcr to ciidt-tttor to
“It“; This extraordinary :it‘illtll oi the
f.‘litttiultitt‘tation in its ltbjt‘i‘t and im-
mutating surlcnder of piiitciplt- ill tie-
Jknding~ and securing thi:~ lcgislation
:IHI‘lltuiltl‘ has advanced this work.Slie that keep the whole futility
”f“ _‘__._____ _______ ltook those wlto cottld it-nrii other, and, wnrm and M.” We 3,.“ only
H . . _ . _int.idc them reach in the schools. She. . ’ '
.. , .- the Nm'lbmo“ tandidule for We“ ittirncd by sch-urt- and [wif'dt‘llilti tbl‘ ”h. hm“ that mean 10o per
m believe that this bill tiyw ttnt‘igili‘itit‘lli lays ilt“5 coin: to :01 1.5””.“00lposition to stand iii the Hun. We _. cont. aatlIIu-tion.
1“)le this year, is that a “mph. of'ilth‘ stood in tlie‘sun M) long an to ng NOW AND ‘SAVE
i .inake us sleepy. luvcry boy wants to Childm'. flowed 'llno ribbed
i'idtlitiuti any propcr inquiry. in the
he report of American conditions
to‘the German chancellor by‘llaCiii'. that they believed ‘they should,
. " h r . With sue a nuc eusl ' ‘ ‘
.. . Hu 0 Muensterberg, or Har- ”2"" ‘0 0‘ 9‘“ h f d ISlve you hair! Make it thick“ - _
‘ . 5 this movement should run orwar . wavy and balotiful- er straighter .. ’
.. ‘ . unintentionally returned and-You men should know that we have] . man.
i" council that. has given money time try “iii! LOW“ “- NaSh. president of. the.
.‘ is of great interest to Am~ ‘ ' ' ...—... .Nasb Engineering Company and
»: . ~ two reasons. it shows the it has succeeded.
dry lttiiiior'.’ bu a leader but is unable to ho out».1
i ...... 'l‘lic M‘Olll llltltt‘lllt‘lll l‘onicrs this idea.
i .iit‘t'itllh‘t’, after this great wu, thero;
: , :Wlii be it great Armand for Ruins)
'860UIMASIER8 [NIER- and they will he found in those who
! lmyt- been trained in tho. tit-out
,hchools. >Ut‘llt‘7ni Wood is well until-t
[Alum By BEN fflosll‘liictl with the scouts and know that.
i in first class Scout knows about. threw
iourths as much as a soldier. I thank
vests and pants, slugs file 12.
They are worth today 33c.
m ............. 24c?
Roby timed sleeping SUllll‘lltn.
The famous “Sandman," heavy
doubt. thick fleece: washes soft;
All sites up to 6 years.
Tomorrow .......... 49¢
NEW FALL SILKS.
.DRESS GOODS AND
LININGS
In Wonderful Varieties of
Shadui and Fabrics
Storm Serge: 79¢ yd.
Wool Poplin: . 81,69 yd.
French Sergeii . $1.75” yd.
Spot Proof Broadcloths
$1.79 .Vti-
Cotencse Corduroys
‘ 95¢ rd-
Scotch Plaids . . $1.89 yd.
Coatings ...... $3_50 yd.
COMFORTABLES
Handsome big double size, filled
with pure white cotton. These
comforts are excellent value.
On sale tomorrow, only
$1.49 to $4.98
$7.50 woor. conronrs
Filled with pure lambs’ wool.
Size 6x7; covered with line nain-
sock borders to match. Colors
blue. rose and brown.
.. - . . $5.98
can; BLANKETS
FOR BABY
50c \‘aiucs ......... 25¢
'. ‘ values ......... 50¢
$1 50 values ......... 98¢
'|'oiiiot'ruw . . .
BLANKETS
Special Low Prices For To—
morrow‘s Selling. A One
Day’s Sale of Big Values
$12.50 CALIFORNIA
BLANKETS
‘In plain colors and handsome
All wool and shrunk.
. .. $8.98 pair
$7.50 AMANA
SOCIETY BLANKETS
D
All wool and shrunk. in gray.
white and plaids. No lictter
blanket made for warmth and
wear.
... $5.98 pair
BLANKETS AT $4.98
Lots of people like to pay about
$5.00 per pair for blankets. We
sell the best blanket in the state
or Connecticut for $4.93 pair.
Verified Elsewhere
at 87.50 per pair.
$5.00 JOHNSTON
BLANKETS
Big 12x4 size. Tan color and
plaids; soft and warm.
$3.98 Pair
$3.00 BEACON
BLANKETS
3 cases—one white, one grey
and one tan. Tomorrow
‘ $1.98 Pair
. plaids.
Ti‘ouiorrow
'i‘otiiorrow .
Specials
Tomorrow
DOMESTIC
DEPT.
17c OUTING FLANNEL
Yard wide, heavy flcecy quality
in pink and blue stripes and
plain \viiilt'.
i‘tiiiitii‘i‘oit 12’ 49 )‘ii.
$1.10 BED SHEETS
Big double bed size, 81x90.
Made of strong sturdy muslin.
'l‘omtti‘rou' .......... 89":
15c KIMONO FLANNELS
llantlsonie new patterns, dark or
light
'i‘oniort'oiv ........ 12‘ :1}
98¢ FLANNEL
BLANKETS
1 case—all tan color, for single
and 3-4 beds.
'l‘oniorrou' ..... 69¢ pair
98c COTTON DIAPER
22 in. (Limit one piece.)
Tomorrow ...... 69¢ pair
ido good. They came before the school
,because they had tnrvice. within a on-
stilts mutt ititt
t r
{and labor to push this movement. and
Men like General iJudge John Keogh were heard tron:
Thin, brittle, colorless and acraggY.Rnd both gave short int “n8 ll .
Gorbam. Frank P. Rooney, William
Junevnl. John Sonislo. Charles Cai-
tanoo. H. Gardner. J. Droyer. w. Wilt
coin-Gt. Sweeny and Russell l-‘ro'st, .Ir.
...“
FORGERY CHARGED AGAINST.
FRED FERRIG.
STAMFORD. Conn, 12.—-Fred Fer- ter A. Bowen, truckman.
l The check was drawn in favor of For-
. rls, and was signed by “W. A. Bowen”
i Ferris said the name was that oil Wiv-
Mr. Bum.
s
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peace activity, and it
iFrost have done likewise, without be-
we" Inspiration 0‘ muChting repaid, because they though that
shows lthey were doing their duty. When such
imcn as these think that the work J:
hair is mute ev‘ulence of a neglected At a late hour the banquet broke
scalp; 0‘ dandrulf-that awful stuff. iup . and Genezal Frost was heartily
There is nothing so destructive tolcongrntulated upon theauccess of the
cream CATMBII
or: ur IIOSIIllLS.
. rla was arrested last night, by Deteo‘ said that he never signed the check
tire Sergeant Foley, charged with tor- (merits claims that a man named Brail-
gery . ~He will'be arranged in the. icy signed Bowen‘s name to.tbe checl.
' " trend 0’ Geman‘AU‘PYICED'“.°nh while. we are going to start ‘ the hair dandruff. It rob: the bait-dinner.
..9- school that will exceed any other work; of its lustre, its strength and its veryfvphose pregent were:
01 this some nature. 011° 0‘ 1110 "ll” lite; eventually producingwa feverliih-I pme MacDonald, William 9. Beet-g,
um and itching ot the scalp. which into; C. Bytngtou. Ira T. Chapman,
‘ it not mated causes the hair minimum! Rune" Fro-t. m 0. 0mm.
to shrink. loosen and die-then that ghullesvgmfiholffi'ffl- Zurich 3:2:
half Ilfll out fast. A link MM“ , “um wmum R. Wu, Edward
taught—nowa-any time—will surely D. Randall. Alexander I. Mr.
savayoarhatr. _ iJohn w. Smith. H. it. suits. atom
’iClty court tomorrow morning. Thoiand gave it tnhim to cash. .He he
Italic! ,cbtu'ges are brought by Adolph Ken‘s-t tiles that he is responsible for the for-
! Flor. the Main street galoon owner, tor~ gory.
. ”n merly of Norwalk. On April at, li‘er- Ferris is it driver, and hé has bee
“9 mm“ I" ”'5“ ““‘mins; it Is claimed, appeared in Register. living at. 230 Main street. no wu-
workiug (or Mr. Bowen for a times
will open. the air passages ofyour saloon cashed check 1 2
head will clear and you can breathe; ..-. .. ....a .-_.-.o__.__- ._--.,..___--.
Tells How To Get.
“End-Cindi.
nensterberg reveals himself
instrument of a wide-
~~«- da which the German
. ' tituit'oentouemtntm
M with a m to m tho
r:t‘
lockuptoyousttho head of tho
monuments-stimulant
may. ”will-armament“
truly. Norman. hawking, annulus
blowing. headache. dry-sumo stru-
' mulufllnvofltlonha militate ittmu otvlllo. bottloofxnowlton' w.8tsvsna.000m Emits“; AI-‘gung formalin. alghr would i A
a ...... .. -- mm ”www- ...“... ' . new a; litter?
,3 mitt-I- Eur-I- mmumWmematdblmM _m1,.c.oruwrh William , .
Gala-nail.” “Eli's Croat
Balm tron you: dam low. Ant!
tmamthnarflmmuldthM~tmwmumm
”mmwmmnmniminmmwwfl
taunt-admonition. MW - - atltttoottua (taunt. satin-m
nmmmmu’mwmmn
mmhflmnm
o Wuflwim flag“ " much-mans!”
nit ' t... m...- t- “W * It “won in rarer-tamer . "
, warh'asweltluardctss
pad-sham Ifmhmamlkafionahouldbelnthohandaofthe
mailman-abduct m. Oct. 10th. at s.
34%
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