This coal and gas range with two ovens ‘ , }
- is a wonder for cocking 1
‘ Althou h less than four feet long it can do every kind of cooking for any ordinary }
fam1ly 5 ygas in warm weather or. by coal or. wood when the kitchen needs beating. , , 1
When‘ 1n ahurryr both: ovens can be used at the same time-one for roasting and j, }
the other for pastry baking. It certainly (ices “Make Cooking and Baking Easy" '
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ELECTRICAL INSPECTORS MEET.
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shown by the courtesy of the General discussion oi the several questions to SOLDIERS
“suvmo ' LIBERTY
Electric company,. and BONDS
a “:Word at be presented during the two scsolns}
Welcome to our Guests" will.bo said The question box will be conducted byi -1 ‘ —-———.-
by the President. L. N. Heebnor. Washington Dcvereux, president of the,‘ BOSTUS, 011i. 110.».11111111'-
' A talk on “The Operation of the N. A. E. i. and chief of the Electrical Coffin. who is handling thejcumi'inisn
Electrician's License Law in New Yorit Department, Philadelphia Fire Under tor the sale of Liberty 1 oott’lliolids to
city will be given by HubertS. an- driters Association.
hoop. past president of the N. A. E. l..' The ofliccrs are: LN
Electrical
Water Supply, Gas ’and Electricity. R. J. 1Forsyth. secretmy; P. O,Neu,"‘1‘“’ are WEDDMUIHWGH {Filly 119T
New York city, and chairman of the menu, chairman executive committee,cent 0’ ”‘8 GHIiSit‘d' men and {01111.
1 muse. 111111111 New 1-oik city, will be Committee of arrangements. 0 1.111111211111111 the civilian employee at 11111
$150 to the laymem The public is con given. Finch, R W Bray, Charles; 303,0; .I'" hendquarters of the department of the
dilly invited to- -attend the meeting, A dinne1 will be held at the Hotel M- Hill Raymond HOtChk‘SSI P-l’ \ortheast. bavggtigbscribed 0f 3:“9 ‘08
. 111: only prousion 113mg that they wit|1jMabackemo, after which the after- Fielding, Milton S Neil‘etmg
'occupp the balcony, 1m, ol'chesud noon session will open at 2 with an El ‘ W‘—
emg preserved. for [he “59 191,153,133, lustrated address lw Thomas H. ‘19,. SCHOOLHOU-SE ,PLANS.
’— past president or the N. A. Eli” and'n Architect .W. H. Doors, .17 Madison‘ - 1 3-,, '
York section member of the National Fire Proctec- 111 enue. New York 1138 completed the} ARGUMENTSfiNgD‘RAET LAW' ‘
Plans for the two schoolhouses to be} ~60 L355 .
erected here, one in upper Norwalki'
. land one in South Norwalk. The ‘
Western New England Sectign'to '3: in
South Norwalk Friday.
Friday, the 12th, will be a big day in.
the history of Norwalk as the fall
'meeting at the Western New England
section of theNstional Association. of
lectricul Inspectors will be held in
oyt's theatre. in the morning and at.
“ternoon, in the morning moving pic-
tures will be shown, 'which will be of
at only to the delegates, but
“1499],“, pres repoits from iho‘fi "11111101111 posts and
~.- A.
.have bought more than $3 700 worth
of 11011111. . jig
Members of the \ew
and Connecticut Electrical Contractow' lion Association on “A Modern Electri-
ill be present as guests. The morn cal Standard."
51118 session will open at it) and 1.111.-
.. two stories high; and will cost in the ‘0‘!“ adaneed @0581“ involving con-
meets, of motion pictures. The Develop ter this address and 11111111111111“ the neighborhood of $50 000 each -Con- stitutionulmy oi the draft law and the
11.1 11.1 the. Panama Canal will be meeting are invited 11.111111.- part in the necticut Record. ed December 19, for littering urgu
' merits.
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WASHINGTON.” Oct. 8-To permit»
Farm
to . Government. which u‘sked that argu
{ments on seven suits be heard at the
., learns-time.»
. . Among them, are those of Emma
'}Goldn1au and- Alexander Berkmun,
111111411125 tor urging men of con-
l‘ilDllOlL age not to register» 1
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NEW LAW ON ransonAL 1N-
' 150171.55. '
. NEW1,HA‘V'EN'. Oct. 101-».1111111," pet‘
1,"; some made, novisit to the ofllde of. the
‘Internnl? Revenue Collector to ob-
, ,tain forms,tor.retums;oi-.personal in-
John .lt; »
soldiers in New thingiqnti; hus received '
1
Engineer Department of ident; M. H. Mahoney, vice-p1‘euldent;f°“5 mdii‘vflting that men 1in1l officer! '
men in the Boston provost guard, 74 _
A question box 1, 111 be conducted 3;. buildings will be of brick 50x90 test, an “”3? decision, mi Supreme Court 11
» Milan was taken on auction of thel
sentenced to two yenrs‘. imprisonment '
}‘comes under the new law. ' No in-
'- the law have been receire‘u.
‘structlons regarding this portion of Union last night He said that a do
it was unite prom would soon be issued A woman's committee 11111 nwluuh.
b on! Loon chum throughout the city...
. L ”in. MN Mi
Fornishings For the home
stock complete.
llzn cupoi' ts,
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Theiumiture Galleries in the House of Read contain a varich
and interesting collection of all that is best in furniture.
est markets of the country have been drawn from to make this line»:
The ling-1
_ Ammor the attractive groups \\‘llll }1 have 1111111th tuk1 11 their
pltu cs on the floors are the sets for lllil'dl 1e and lit:11g,,;1'ooms. These. 1
Stew been modded from the Eighteenthi 1'”11tui_\ l'nigli'slifui'11itum,
and Rtli‘ 1111s.
the ii'umcs of which
areiuabogniiy with [tallt'lsiil' iiuo 1'zllli'. in coltuato match the wood; These have. re-h
lllUVablc cushionsnud 1111111111, square or oblong pillows 11.11i'1'1'od with velour, English - i
111' French iiipesli'v. striped nud iiwurt d daniusl '~'
The vo-lorings 1,1ftl113sc covers are
for the roost pm't duik and ton-111111111 ttiltl unusual,
('11'1 trio blue. liucd 11 lili (ldlk go it] the mulboin and cl:
(10111111131 shades and tin lcuh biouus and greens. of the
for ext.
111 1111111111111111 oiso ate the Chippendale, Sheraton
and llepplculiitc 111w es 111111111111 1 d from the old 1- opies
oi those muster1"'12'.ltsmcu.
There is 11.11 dlt u 1l111i1' oi duwuport but what is
mndc to) 1omt'oit and ease ulso the g1 cater number of
apartments or cottage
the plot 1's me not too luigc l'o'
living,r rooms.
Library Sets, ll illiuui 11ml Marv
per,iotl solid mahogany, 111-1111' ings
of 1111,ilbei'13v 1"1'loui, $116.00
This is School Shoe Week
The lines of School Shoes are com—
plctc. Spcciul".l"1.1ot—foi'111" lasts for
children allowing ext '11 room at the.
doc to grow, $2.75 t5 $5.09
Second floor.
l}l7'l1e "Military" Walking Boot
for Women
This striking and stylish boot is
made with u'uai'row recoding too and
wing tip. It has n 111'211'1' wcliod solo
and militur \' hell. In all bliu -.k dm'k
tan Russi: 1 and d: It'kt 1111 with 11cutr: 11
lllll kskiu tops, high cut and \01”) st).-
lisli, .
$8.50 to $11.00
Second iloor.
A Cretonne Season
lrlvcryliody admits that: lii‘\'t‘l‘ were
such ci'ctouucs. One cannot make 1..
hurried trip through the depot tmcut,
‘bcc 111111' there is (so 11111111 to attract
tlic' attention, 3511 much to tempt. Ai'ttc
0(ch woman has s1-v1,1'1-1l knitting
b11rs,tlieic will till be 1:1etonncsi11
abundance for e covers of chairs,
pill1‘1ws, shirtwhist boxes, screens,
lump slmdesand other detoi‘ativc 111'-
ticlos for the 11111110.
Some Imported Gretonnes which
nn'ivcdcui'ly this week Show wonder—
fully 111511 colorings and will be very
decorative for hangings and covers
for lar'c pieces of fmniturc.
Third floor.
The Autumn Silks
Notwithstanding war conditions
and the difiicul-ty of obtaining certain
fabrics, the silks are more than e1 er
satisfactoi v
Especially are the Dmible liaced
Satius and. Changeable Taffetas
beautiful enough to please the
most fastidious. The combinations
of taupe. and navy. blue, black
11nd, dark red with other Somb're
shades, contrasting with the tur-
quoise, rose and pale reseda, all blend-
ed' in the same piece, are unusual and
beautiful Surely the evening 3.1111
afternoon frocks made of these lovely
silks will be' effective and need scarce—
lyany ornamentation or trimming
$200 $250 and $3.00 a. yard
Main floor. .
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BOSTON. Oct. 9wWhat the. Sunday Q1:
schools can do to help in the war has 5
was told by W C. Pearce. oi' Chic-
his council. One at 1111 111111111-
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u
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'or. sites. Oct. 10. 411111 city
.out to show what a suburban
r nimunity can do to boost the L9.)—
'ard left Germany,
Sets in 1411:1111 style, fluted posts and
logs, velour coverings, $210.00
Sets of line ninhoguuy, handsomely,
curved and 1-111'1'1'011 in iiuc damask,
$295.00
i‘uurth floor.
New Designs in Lamps
The temptation to choose 11 lump
by its shade is \‘M' v stiouu'. The first»
glnutc 111 the lamp section shows 1111
usso rtmcut ol mt gluss,l1rocudcd silk
and gut 11'1'tomlc clcvcih made into
shades “llllli 1)cum all_\' lop 11 met" l
base, at .1111 rate something that sup-.
polls the shade.
Empire Shades of red or gold silk
surmount pedestals and buses of 11111-
hognny 111' art metal and combine
with the furnishings ot’ iihuost any,
room.
All 111-c moderately priced in pro<
portion to the uuitciziul mid 11111101111"
oi‘ lights used.
linsemen t.
Sheffiele Plated Were
A 1111 go ilSSlH‘lllll‘lli of Platters,
Vegetable Dishes, Trays, Tea Sets,
Baskets and Vases.
Shudwich Trays,
$3. '50, $4. 00, $4. 50, $6. 00 and $10. 00
Broad l‘i ravs, $2. 00 to $7. 75
C '111'-kc"111d Cheese Dishes,
$4. 75, $5. 50, $6. 00 and $7.50
t nsseroles (Guernsey insets),
$4. 75, $5 .00 and $6.00,
Candle Sticks . .
$1. 00 $2.25 $2.75 and$4.,50
Ti'ivets, $5.50, $6.00, $6.50 and $10.00
N usturd J are, 35 cts each,
Lemon Forks 20063631011? . .
Sardine Sets, $1.75 set
Toast Racks, $1.75 each
“run floor.
Gerard's New Book.
“My four years in Germany,” -
by James W. Gerard
One of the most important contri—
butions to the literature of present
day events. It contains facsimile 1'e_—--
productions of documents that were
never intended to see the light oil day.:
3 It gives an intimate View of German
court life and also a clear account 1113'}:
the Conditions of the German people e .
up to the time that Ambassador Ger-.1
$2. 00.}:
M at 1] floor.
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' HA RTFORD Oct.
housedo-house drive to last ten days
when the Phoenix mutual Hie 11111111-
”‘0‘“ “p in “ once announced it would take $506,909:
the Connecticut General Life. 63501000;
and the Bartlett! Steam WWII.
, s..-
i
HARTFORD LOAN susscntg'iuqu, TI,
"The city I .
subscrlpilon to Libetmty xLoon wits ind.
ago, representing the Sunday, Schooner.» Loan. Boy Scouts have dietrlbut- creased by nearly a million, yesterday,
War Cduncll. at 11 meeting of the Bos-} «1‘ circulars to 8.5110 homes, and tomor
ton Sunday SchOol Superintendents }row men will follow
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