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Edwin G.
Union Trust Co, speaking of the new
Liberty Loan, says: .
“There is'one feature of the new
loan coneetning which there is much
misunderstunding
4 per cent. bonds are subject to ear»
. ”lax lute already made a good
reluctant to subscribe in view of the
very' high rates of surtox fixed by the
new low.
that the number of peop‘e
' dfiectedby this is very limited.
“Only to those whose,w incomes are in
excess of $60,000 a year, will the l
per cent. bonds be
the 3 1»2's—\vhich were free. of
tax—and to those whose incmnes are
less than $40,000 a year, the 4's
. be worth materially more than
. 3 12‘s.
of people with incomes‘ht excess or
360,000 the government. is making bet.
ter terms for the new lioan than
THIS WITHIN
TIIHII TII TIHIIIISE
"Death; Cured by Lydia
" E. Pi'nkhan’ s V‘e‘getabl6'
Des Moines, Iowa.-_ “My husband"
to : I would have been' in my grave to- .
table Compound. I soon commenced
:mendyL own housewarks' I can
Jnrmnson, 703 Lyon St... Des Maine‘s.
This famous remady, the median 11111
1 , haematit- which dried .
AMINfiELM & MIDDLE 3717.
Bridgeport
ANNUAL
Harvest Sale
Now Going‘Ori With the Greatest Values of the Season.
The Garment Department features:
WOMEN’S FINE COATS at 315 and $19.75.
WOMEN ’8 DRESSES‘OF SATIN at $12.75
WOMEN '8 TAILORED SUITS at $19.75 and $25
WOMEN ’8 I’LUSH OOATS at $19.75 and $25 '
(130m AND cum DE CHINE WAISTS at $1.95,
$2.95, $3.95, $4.95
The Shoe Department features:
WOMEN' S $7 T0 $10 SHGLES at $4. 95
, WOMEN’S 06AM) $7 SHOES at $3.95 "
WOMEN‘S 04 AND 358110113 at 02.95
GROWING GIRLS’ $3 SHOES AT $1.49
With Features, also, in all other departments:
MUSLIN AND KNIT UNDERWEAR "
GLOVES AND HOSIERY
FINE TALL TRIMMED HATS
MEN ’8 CLOTHING AND FURNISHINGS
HOUSEPURNISHINGS AND LAMPS
WALL PAPERS, BT02, ETC.
The Harvest Sale will continue for two busy weeks—but wide-
awake buyers will come in the early days to get the cream of
the offerings.
All of the above goods are offered 111 the Sale at 25 to 50 per cent
below regular selling prices.
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TOOLS" '
At! Low Prices
All Kinds of Tools‘ Musical Instruments, Jewelry, Eta,
at greatly reduced prices. See our window display.
Buy here and suite money.
NORWALKBA wusuop -‘
40 WATERLSII‘." J. Rosenheld.‘~ P011).
NEW BONDS ATTRACTIVE
Merrill, president of the cry Ameriennéhc he
should be immediate und generous."
The, fact thul the
secretary's cat’s seven kittens.“
many
it in not. generally known"
are as bold as bulldogs.
actually
to work.
less than
all
worth
constituents. That is no:
will
the
.. , district in New York
Except. therefore, in the case
lcityund the people
for
on.
- the old one, and the respou. e trom cv~
r11 it 111 poo1~«
I
KITTENS GET JOB IN CONGRESS I
WASHINGTON, Oct 12.--A 10b haul
been found for Congresemun Austin‘s
The)
will be welcomedown on the floor be“
low in Representative llulberl :1. bill-"c.
'Miec ore. overrunning the place. 'i‘heyI
Frank M c-'
Ennuny. Mr. Hulbert's secretary, says
they climbed on The big leather chairs:
and 'watCh him decisively as he triesI
Night before lust the micsi
ate 11p all the free seeds that Mr. Hill;
bert had for distribution among his,
much of 9'
disaster, in view of the lttct that hioi
is one of the.
most thickly populated in the greater'
I
wouldn't know ~
what to do with seeds if he sent thrmf.
i
What is of importance though. is;
___~that’thepmlce also etc on a has-relief}
model of the East. River, Hell Gide and;
Ward’s Island being atttacteri by the!
excellent quality of glue in the papier
Hell Gate is .1 most piecloust
,ithiug in the eyes of the Congressman I
MINIMUM WAGES FOR WOMEN.
t
I
public hearing for
Compound
Between ~ Operation IandI BOSTON. Oct. 12.4119 state mini-I
,«n1um wage coniniisSion has arranged a '
October 20 to af-
ford employers opportunity to be heard '
{with regard to the establishment oi',
wage boards to recommend min'muutg
hotels. restaurants,
adst not been
‘ cleaners. *
1 nights“:
e e e an
the- doctors said I quote
1110 not live oneI
gm. without an; Ruesmus BUY LIBERTY nouns.
titanium~
danectedtotha
oration a11nd_ got
9' to
tbetfarendunnowweilandebleoo
Lydia
and tonny Woman-es
comculth western. II—Mrs‘. BLANGm Bonds
BOSTON, Oct\ 12 --Madan"te Sergius
--IChalatow of 'l‘iilis, Russia, who is vis
$108183!!! wake“ iting this city- with her. husband. a
TP~Ruesiun engineer has altered through
"the Russian consul Joseph A. Conry, to
E. Pinllhém’s' V‘Ia‘gebable" Tisslst in urging her fellow cdtmtry- I
in wooden» "men in America to buy Liberty Loon
“She plans to address Rugq'ung company of girls to aid' in war worki ‘
Ain their own tongue on the subject" at organized by W“ Emma ”CW" °I'-' THROWING HEAT OVERBOARD
rates of pay for women emplo; ed iuI
millinery shops:
factories and as oflice and bulldlm. ,
In the call for the lteorinu:
- the commission says that it has found
wages paid such employee to be inadea 1
{1-331 r'coucerts on Russian music. clergyman this clty.«he1d it?! first meeting WedheS'I
. ”“3110“ New England Will preach 5” ”ISM “d adopted the name 0- ls condensed by ice water pumped Even on comparatively small steam-l
1 .Immugn the surface condensers. This ere hundreds of tons of heated water the bee martin because he occasional-
. tar l , fly I”;
. ~ Ar‘ Lovell Militia. Girls. -
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[Liberty Bond at four per cent
_’ Safe as the everlasting my;
We are amplimented by the
Government of the United
States that it should ask us to
lend money. A registered bond
is the best. and safest of all
investments for a person who
saves from a moderate income.
Your bond is on record at the
Treasury Department in Wash-
ington as belonging to )011.'l‘he1efo1e you cannot,
lose it. The interest pill be. sent 31111. Let us all be
one family with Uncle Sam and keep up the family
honour.
Stylish Coats >
These frosty October mornings are prophetic of
the cold which will shortly follow and 1.1110 nutst turn
so was..- . um
soon to wannerclothcs
The Winter Coats show smurtrmudels 111 Velour
de Lahte, Silvet'ton, Broadcloth, Pom "Pom (Tlotth 11nd
Novelty Woolcns of rich looking materials, hanging 111
fine soft folds with distinctive belts, collars and butte
tons.
Dark Brown» Plush Goatsdtave deep shoulder collars
"of Beaver, Raccoon, Skunk and "Belgian Gooey,
$05. 00, $5000 and $75.00
Cloth Coats, from $18.,00 $25. 00, $27. 50 up to $75. 00
One specialg group for stout 11' 11111011. These are in
large sizes and designed with-themes of slenderness.
“ Second iioor.
. Wilh— 'i
a)“ I-.. .
Motor Hose .
Knitted of wool in the fiuuiliar rib style of knit.
two, purl two, these long hose which reach from
above the knee to the tip of the too will be found very
comfortable in cold weather. ..
They are in light gray, Oxford h'ruv, red, rose,
blue,g teen and the heather shades. A croquettt ish
rosette' 13 at the top of the foot and a leather sole ex-
tends across the bottom but there 13 an opening for the
heel. These of coursecan be 11 em on the sheet. as
well as in the motor. $3.00 11 pair
Main. floor.
Fancy Turkish Towels"
'A new line of patterns just received. The sizes
frOm small face or guest towel to a. large and volum-
inous bath towel; ‘
These- are bordered with lavender, pale yellow,
blue, pink, rose, tanxond old blue. A variety of prices-.-
\ Bath Mats, thick, heavy end of attractive (lee
flgns.
GIRLS AID iN WAR WORK.
LOWELL Mass, Oct. 12_Th,. of balloon was not decided.
be
, ,3
Tami noon. La 1
’l‘he year wanes and Oc—
lobar brings us fitful
'fifieather. There are days
when an east wind sends
drifts of who and the
smoke swirls downward
across wet roofs. And 111‘-
Iet' this comes a clear day.
a blue sky, without 11 cloud,
the air tut-l and pungenl,
the odor of nuts. red apples
and leaves. We realize
that summer Is you». We
make ready for the inevit—
able I'rusl. ‘
o
Among the New Books
Pleasant It‘ll-tint! not
llul about the war.
“(ircen Fancy." by George
Ilut'r \It (.11It Itt‘nll. $1.50
I’t'oplc. who have read
Melt 11t1 been 1‘ c 111 e 111 b e 1'
with delight the “Ulltlt‘l‘v
Iul things That happened
at tlt'uusltuk “11' our
Illtn‘ closed "the. mud to
(lruttslurk. but in Green
Font-y one. will find 11
(.tlttnlt'ss Ill tIIsIl'tIM u
conspir'ut \ imohing inter-
national utiui1>.ti1t- disap-
eerance ill the ”"1111“
cwvls of 11 rnyul house of
hut-ope. All this told with
a nimble WM and 11 Indie
pen.
“Dummy." John A.
.MIII‘III'II. Iii/10
A most unusuul story by
the 1111111 who wrote "Aunts
Judd” and the “Pine of
Lory” II‘ this is u I‘uit'y
story, why so is wireless
lelt'gruiby and the .'\IIllll-
IIc cub c.
“\\" t'bstcn-Mun‘ s M1111,“
by Pete-1' hype ”.33
It you enjoy 11 good ('Il‘llil
blur)" of outdoor life. this
lil't‘tilllll ni‘ ll \\"1'—t1'1'11 111i11v
log" «11,: Ilit‘t'i uud kicker—
tip-ot-tlusl n11 dislunt
trolls. will hold your ut‘
It'ttllou for several hours.
“The ludimr . Drum"
\‘I'lllitttu Muclluriz
Edwin littluiet',
by
by
IllIlI
$l.’1‘0
In the. pine I'm-est 111 on
the shore of the 11111'l1et'11
[it'iliilslllll of Michigan. by
Iii'lllItI 'l‘ruvm'se and the
Straits where the big Iukc
ll'cigltlers go through the
""Soo. there litmus u glttlsl~
ly ludiun Drum. and this
beats when u steutuct' is
wrecked. one bout for each
life that goes ouI. tince
the lake folk thought. the
Drum 11111de u 111islukc,
beating one short. but. this
fine. 111ystery slot-y ex-
plains. A tale of lake trul-
lie and the teeming busi-
ness life in the Ihick of
Chicago.
You are known by your
Knitting Bun. the elder
size and ornamentation.
. hover was 11.11 accessory
which romised to a worm
1111 Sllt‘t on expression of
individual tusle. Should
one choose to make her
own. there are crctonncs
in gorgeous colors without
end there are Oriental
silks and plain fabrids, the.
. latter of which make the
‘111osl distinctive begs. To
these bags one may apply
Chinese Iassels of gay 001-»
orcd silk endunis and
glittering he l~1 of silver
or gilt. These will be
found at the. 'l‘rmming
Section. Also there
squares and panels of Ori-
entnl embroider-v in very'
rich color effects which
"may be used for decora-
tions on velvet or plain
'g. Silk) bagSr
ur'e _» ~
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~ Smart Hats
Original models from Knox, Gage and Vogue ‘1
Tailored and Motor Hats of becoming style. Proo-
tirul things which are cravenetted and impervious 001
\vcatliei‘. ' ' .J
:Dress Hats, exclusive in design, of excellent map
tcl'ial. .
Second fioon.
In the Read Linen Section
Irish Linen Damask Table Cloths, quite heavy.
2 x ‘3 yards,
2 x 21/2 yards,
$3.50
Napkins, to mutt- -l1, medium size, $4. 00 a dozen
Irish Linen Satin Damask Table Cloths, extra fines
qualitx
$4.50
$5.75"
2 x 2 I yards,
2 x 21/; yards,
Napkinsto match, "medium size, $5.00 at donut
large size, $6.75 :1 dozen'
"Satin Damask Table Cloths, pure linen, round with
' scalloped edges, $6.00, $7.00'and $81.00I
Satin Damask Luncheon Cloths,purc lincu,hcmstitchcd '
36 x 30 inches, $1.25, $1.85, $2.00 to $3.00.
47) x 45 inches.
714 x 54 inches. $3.50, $4.00, $5.00 and $0.00
Satin Damask Luncheon Napkins,_. Ilt‘l‘ll‘Slllt'Ilod.
0400, 05,00 05. 50, 06.00 to $10.00 a dozen
Pillow Cases, pine linen. hemstittt- -l1cd,
. 02.00, 0.250, 03.00. and $3.25 a. pair
‘ Third flour.
Quaker" Laces
1 for Curtains
A complete line of those durable nets for curtains
is now in stock. These. are. of fine or course mesh,
edged with :1 heavy 121cc. There is atlarge assortment
of curtains specially suitable for Dutch 01' Colonial
Prices are moderate.
In pairs, from $2.00 to $8.00
By the yard, 39 01:8 to $1. 5-0
Special in Scrim, whac or ct-ru, l‘eg'lllltl' piit e ‘39 tats
For 25 else a v'u'd
casement windows.
Third 111.1011. '
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The flush of silver-tipped
Knitting Necdles.adds les‘
cimtlion to the sombre (:01-
at the Candy Section.
Cross-eyed Jack 0'I.an-~'
. k' , 1‘ terns 115' large as 1eu~l
ored gray and kha 1 11 00 s , pumpkins."
which are everywhere Fuior Pies in the form of.
PI‘GSBDI IOdEY- There are pumpkins, and various
also-silver sheaths for pro- lace cords and layers for
. . ullowe en suppers suchi
tect111g-‘- the pomts of as brown ~ paper, owls,
needles. black cat cul- 011st \vitchesi'
on broom sticks and otheri
frightful objects are
Silver-tipped N e e d1 e s .
profusion. , -
will be found at the Jew—
elry Section.
01. 00, ~$2.00, $300 up to
t , $5 90. .
ed with white are shown.
. Al
$4.50 . '
$250,030), $3.50 and $4.50 ~
Signs of Hallotve’cnappeaf .
Makoyour selections early. .
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Very attractive Favor Bugs ~ ‘
of yellow crepe paper 11114 I“
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mg and Red ‘Crossiwork. The question: to 88 hegrees ”F. occording" to climatic of the‘ warm water is used for scrub; I over “the landscape and tile skyscspe‘.
"and other conditions is raised to tem- hing: dab 800 for bath watep OBI When a hawk on it NOW comes in“ .'
perstu‘ie s varying from 80 to
This
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1‘") d8 itpa’ssenge l‘ sl1lps.i
[grees'and then discharged. This giant
loss of heat is practically unavoidable ~
011 all aesgotng steamers the steam says the Popular Science Monthly.
KINGBIRD‘A HARD FIGHTER. i
Some country folk call the hingbird
his tnsoobootcbtnumto annoys: 'u
m- to to Joy . '
sight the kingbird is off for u. blittléc~
in which he does all; the lighting”.
Occasionally, he takes 11 ride on till!
enemy’s back for a yard 01' no, peck-1,.
lug his hardest to make his victim can
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