note at 1ne senses i541!-
use oi fur. not 03'! ” In! in giving medicine in ennui.
but in- the bed? 0‘ W (has. Baker, Bront‘s‘vilie, 11111..
. , mole. 5W1 on! iaylt Honey and Tar and have found it
. mink 8" 3“ 9'9” especially eficient for bad cousin: of
muted A303!" the my children. I always recommend. it
11. d m. trimmed Within.
m velvet rose wife would not think of us“ any oil»
‘ ‘5" 0’ n" with metal 1 er kind of cough medicine as it is cars
are a dominant 1m” min to bring quick and lasting relief."
bison is particularly tashion-
bst the present time.
Tr: ”Km Want ea.
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MORE CUT PRICES AT BECKMANN’S
’ You Will Always Find Sbmethinw Sbecial Here
Ward’s Fresh Cakes. all varieties. each: 111:-
new M‘ason Jars. extra strong make. pints. doz. 70c
NeWMsson Jars. extra strong make. quartet dos. 75c
Frat Grins) Ginger Snaps ...... lb. 13c, 2 lbs. for 25c
(31111111111151: Blend Cuties. {(1211.3th grade. 15. ...... 25c
Armour’ s Grape Juice. 10c size ...... 3 for 251:
f 1‘ Fancy Whole Grain Rice. 12c grade. lh ......... 10c
1 :j Fine Granulated Susar ............. 10 lbs. for $1; 00
1' , Blue‘Ribbon Brand Catsun. oer bot‘. ............ 10c
Instant Pestunt' ........... 30c size 25c. 50c sine 45c
Free Delivery—Prompt Service.
A. .F. Bookmanndt Co.
83 d: 851 WaslunulonSl “Phone 1’405
The 85/14on ”(I‘ll/61. fore/(,1
RESULTS COUNT
No matter how attractive methods may seem,
it is results that count
A glowing Savings Account' in this bank may
not seem as interesting as a “get rich quick”
scheme, but history proves, and the future will
show the results will all be m favor of the Sav-
ings Account. One dollar will start you.
Depository- for the United States: Government
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TRUST CWPANY
of South Natalie-J Connw ‘
lmrymtislorshombe {.155
sys the Dry Goods mi'mfisomnyears mtlmwm ;
We! the nails 11 motto my Mend, as a We remedy tor.
children as it contains no opinion. My:
gher home in Mount Vernon, alter a1
. “visit with relatives on Venus Ridge.
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' Stamford spent several days with rela-
tives in town.
lwere guests of Mrs. George 0. Sverett.
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levelling, to
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”from lskeflelmui.
several weeks in town with-relatives.
Amos Hobbie attended the Berlin fair
on Friday.
joyed a tally pull in the chapel build~
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vough meetings will be held Tuesday
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inn. and Louis Quorenn. also of Brook-1
Mrs. Oskar Ziesmer returned last‘
Miss laterals Bastion issnendinx
Mr. and Mrs. James Rae and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. Leland F. Banger ot‘
The young people of Ponus Ridge en—
Mlss Jennie Oakley has returned to --
The B. B. Sewing ircle members
at “Lafalol,” Fairlleld Beach, Sunday”
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Miss Elizabeth Thompson of Newt
f'lotk has been spending a ten doy-si
‘ 11i1h he1 old triend and forum school i
mute, litre. W. . lrtlng.
\l1 and \lls. ilortltnel Pious of
“him Plums were guests, Sunday, at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. . 11-.1iug
The third of a series of special bor-
tuko action on the imv
provements contemplated at the sew-l
ago—disposed system. l
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Mr. and Mrs. Olcoll Rhinos of Brook
lyn, who are stopping at the llampton‘
lyn. were guests 01' Miss Harriet Cum-l
mings last week. 4
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. 'l‘. Fairly took
poesession of their residence on Slam-
ford avenue, Sunday. Mr. White and,
,lamily, who have been occupying it tori
'lho summer months, returned to New
York on Labor Day.
STERLING
For Your Fall Furnishings, Fur;
‘ niture ,Rugs, Ranges orLinoleum
‘ . Extra Special
.‘ 0,, . , .
.. .. noes
'.. lower lhan-laclory cost
9 x- 12 One Piece Brussell
$16. 00 up
9 x 12 Velvet and Axminster,
$18. 00 to $46. 00
1 All Rugs are the latest fall pat-
it terns and colors. A large variety
to pick from.
mangethat 0.11.1, Heats
“Blokes with 005.1, Gas or.
. “doth! the same oven.
“ i ' guaranteed. Your
alley backif not satisfac-
i (‘in Editor William Cunningham of?
,the Newburnh (N. Y.) News, with his“
thl’o. and Mr. and Mrs. Richard llrochfl
way. motored to New Canaan, Satur-
day night, to spend the weekvend‘at the
home of’lllrs. Brooltwsy’s sister, Mrs.
George H. Stevens. 4
Mrs. George- Gregory of Stamford
and MlS. ..l A. Fairly, Seminary street. l
The Ludles' Aid Sot-ltty of the .\l. E.
‘chntch enjoyed an all-day meeting 1111
Fair field Beach Friday.
A very ontortainlngmcellng of lie:-
01 Rebekah l.odg.e,-l. O. 0. l«‘., was held
Friday evening.
as the business program. George T;
Smith drilled the ladies in :1 now de-
gree drill, in orderlitat this team may
be able to ash other lodges-
work.
The Now Cannons defeated the Nore-
tons, Suturday;d to 1.
.three games goes to New Canaan,
which won two games. Saturday's
game was attended by 1117 small crowd;
and the weather was chilly for this
sport. The visitors were shut out im-
tll the ninth, when they succeeded in
getting a Hill. .
Warren Brothers are puttlng the top
dressing on the new- road to Smith
Ridge, and it is now thought thcxrond
will he completed in about another
week. At any rate, it, will be ready at
Danbury Fair time—«if the snow doesn’t
fly. The contract on this work was
"started last fall, and was to have been
finished before winter. Labor‘troubles
is said to have been the cause for the
delay.
“Ed' Anderson was arrested Sutur—
day evening, by onlcer'tlleyuolds, for
breach of the peace. It seemsthat. of
. the part of a few youngmed to ignore
the rulinizs of the police and castlsluxn
ring remarks" within their hearing;
That bappened'on Main street. Satur-
day evening, when a small-sized crowd
cd the-crowd, told them-to be more
_quiet and went‘ about his business.
1 When a short distance away,.he heard
‘ Blurring, remarks directed'to him. and
went back. and asked‘ who made 1 them.
No one answered. He asked Mr. An
,er, and did not receive a reply to his
lilting. “Then come with 1m.” be said.
When as Ollicer Reynolds stated, An.
derson made anzattempt to strike’ltlnt.
Reynolds immediately drew his. night
. stick and struck Anderson on the head.
end Minn. He truism-re
was .1 recent visitor of her parents, Mr I,
the guests or Mrs (.eorge H. Jollilf. at ,i
Seventeen members- '_
were out and enioyed‘ the social ns‘wrll‘
in this ‘ ‘
The series of '
late, there has been a disposition on
,gathered. Oflicer Reynolds approach- ‘
‘ demo, whom» he thought: Was the lead- '
Apparel for the”
Stout Woman
Stilts, Dresses, Blouses, especially designed for women
01 full figure and; satisfaction guaranteed
Tailored: Suits for Autumn
Tallered Suits in the new fall models for stout
women. These are developed in Serges, Btu'ellu'
Glot‘h,SilVe1-tone and Broadcloth in black and con-
servative street shades such as brown, taupe and navy
Sizes from 39%,‘to 52%. \
At $27.50. $35.00., $37.50, $45.00
I 1 and $55.00 ‘
Excluniyonltodels 1111.11 impular fabrics smear in
these new 31111111611111, Broadeloths, fine Sen-gee and
1111 Cloth. doubt or them triuuned with fur with
Err“? large collars of Beaver or Hudson Seal with
cloth collars edged with Hudson Seal or Skunk, beau-
tifull1 lined and ornamented with braid or buttons.
I.n taupe, mole and lnown.
$27.50 to $1215.00
Attractive (floats with fur collars, Beaver or Hud-
son Seal, silk or satin lined with unusual touches in
" the way of collars, girdles or pockets.
From $35 00 to $125. 00
Second rn
A Man Likes Slippers
Slippers. a pipe, an easy
Chair, the paper—and quiet.
"‘Kozy-foot” ten new felt slip~
pen. .The. outer sole is of elk-
skin with can inner {sole of
‘ lamb’s wool. 111 Oxford gray,
stone gray and dark green,
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$1.75
' ' “Kozy- foot” Slippers for
boys, in dark blue and tan, ‘
$1 35 3 Z 1
x" For Women—“Kory foo " Slippers in attractive
colors, lavender, Royal blue, taupe, old rose, fawn and
light blue with it tan colored cult
1 $1. 35 and $1 W ‘
For Ghildrsln—Felt' Slippers With many unusual .
decorations, all {Pines and colors, ' ‘ . , y
.j‘, , $1.00 and $1 35
Second floor. .
Kata {carried ot'n without a hitch: it was
_, reported. , ,
‘ l ravioli. 1111111111111 111ml efl'orts to
m t ‘ 25m 1 st TIE—Al; avert mutt-111311161111??? “131:1?
p m‘sey .. ers In mealtimes to all s
metal trodes median!" engaged in Shipping Board followed. Proposals
m «normalcy comm 1- in Sun to arbitrate oil shoals ol‘ ten per cent;
Wudlflrclfl wont unmeasredhsdmtbnjscted
trike st 6:“ o‘clock u W‘WM matron
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Dresses
Tailored Serge Dresses promise to be sxcecdinglyy '
popular. They are made with long lines, panels trims
med with buttons or touches of embroidery or braiding:
and many buttons 111 long rows which gives an impress-v
sion of slenderness. They are in gray, brown, navyil
blue and taupe. 1 ,
Afternoon Dresses and Dinner Gowns of amp”.-
Meteor, Satin 11nd Taffeta. Models for stout figures
mode with long plaitings, girdles that tie and fall in
long ends. Very .:1ttr11oti1'c c and without the httnolli-'
ncss or huge side pockets which are given to slenden
figui es. A laige assortment at
$20.,oo $25.00 130,00 $35 00 and 14511111
Blouses
Georgettes and heavy Crepe de Chines
.Very attractive new models in sizes up to 52,
at. $4.95, $5.95 and $7.50.
Lingerie Blouses with lace and embroidery, at $1 95 ’
Black Ore e de Chines an unusually satisfactory line‘,:
' . p ' ’ at 13. out
‘ Matinee Blouses of lawn, $1.00]
Serge Coats
Full long Coats of heavy serge designed for wink-1'
tor street wear and motoring through the autumnfii
Some of them lined to the waist, others lined through-
‘ out.
$20.00 and $25.00
The Marabbut- Scarves
and Capes are here
We hasten to announce it, and oh, if you are need-
ing one come soon. They are just the right thing run,
these cold and warm days, to be thrown on quitting/11]
‘ and as quickly relegated to the elbow for carrying
when not wanted. 1,33
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Black and natural.
Trimming Section, main floor.
trouble. is entirely in the hands on.
the tederal government. employs-son...
pounced?
The walkout affects more than
3155000 000 In Government shipbuild-
log and engine construction contracts
and automatically tied up other can
structlnn work.
The Unlon iron Works. the Moore
Scott Iron Worksiboth shlpbslldluc
plants. sndthePscllleFoundm m
townie-aw
Opponents of s "occupants
peace not think mom should
be free to stop Oahu“ any “I. “r1
wants but that the British In!
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