lor Public. Safety. mndo- public today.
Die loss from files due to “careless- ”on
Lee- nesa" was placed at 53 “064.583 The (hurch SChWL"
total loss was nearly $2 000, 000 lessiSt
than in 1919.
6.1”! ms. mm
Bay' State Rem
Lou Thin in 1911.
BOSTON Oct. 5.—-A lost 0! 31m.
080. 926 resulted from the 6.888 tires incendiniv origin and the cause of them carefully
in Massachusetts during 1019‘,- W 631- waa given as “S’unlmown
In; to 5 report of the Commissioner M”
A COUNTY SUNDAY SCHOOL
CON VENJ’ 10K
have
“BANDERTNE” I
90135. flair Coming Out:
Doubles its Beauty.
Of special interest to Sunday
School teachers. and all others active
in the work of Religious Education.
is the annual»: convention ot the Fair-
.field County Sunday School Associa-
‘tion,-to be held. in the First Presby-
'terian Church of Bridgeport. on Tues
‘day, October 12th. The speakers on
the program for the afternoon are
-Rev. Clarence Hill Frank, D. 1).. Sup-
erintendent of Education of the Con-
necticut Sunday School Association 1
'Harttmord and Rev Benjamin S Win .
(-liester
meeting
usual occumions
afternoon 9nd em
most lnvlcl
'P ARTS. Oct
People's Division and a general con- {.ng
I.I‘erencie conducted by the State and
(‘ounty Superintendents of those de~
paltments. These conferences are
always of great value, as they provide
an opportunity for Sunday School
‘workers to have their own problems
jdiscussed. l
' \t SIX
most» powerful
lives.
“Danderine.” Af-
“Danderine” you
A few (-ems buys
10W.
chosen
ISOLATES GRlP GERMS
AND Panama Em
French Detox» Say: Him I.- Al-
hie.
ford 3.1.0... of Rellgioul Pedagogy.
"lhe Fundamental Task of the
Superintendents or all the Sunday
Schools in the county are urged to
Sixty-Rive fires were reported a. ”flattered this convention. bringing with
delegates.
There is no limit to the number of
delegates a. school. may send Pains.
en taken to plan a program
.that wi 1 be practical and helplflul The
afternoon session. begins at 2 .30.. the
evening seminar at 7330.
~ some on- com Buy,
when so many are free from their
it. is hoped that
there my be a lung. attendance both
A: tlls
5..—~Dr Du Jarric de le ’
D ND of Fairfleld' There M\lel9 told the Paris Council of Pub-
will be three simultaneous conferenc “9 Hygiene. and Health today that he
es of the (‘hildr’ens Dixision. Young has practically isolated the microbe
He describes it as an ultra»
0milobe of biltering virus organism
not larger than a ten-thousandth or
a millimetre and so small that the
microscopes cannot
detect it in the liquids in which it .
By a woman of successive filtra-
01lock a suppcr will he lions Dr. Du Jarric has isolated the
served. and bxief table talks will {01- nmmbes “"1101" seeing them in "‘9
The evening program will in- blood of sick people and has rein-
ter an application of
can not find a fallen hair or any (land-lclmie .‘uldvesses 111 Rev \\ 11111111 'r levied monkeys He mus he exnecu
rut! besides every hair shows new Thayer, of Hartford. 011 “A Chain ‘0 have a (1930"? "ll-re'blfor" winter
life. vigor. brightness, more color and “'ithout a Broken Link.“ and by “"“‘“.a" epidemm snmlar ‘0 “N“ 0‘
thickness. Prof. Gemze R. “'ells, of the Hart- 1918 '8 predicted.
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This Pantry Fears
N 0 Food Emergency
SHELF of this pantry is stocked with
National Biscuit Company products—f
and you will find such pantrics wherever you»
'go. No food occasion can take it by surprise,
. ‘ fl‘hcrc is élways something good on hand for
p any meal orwhcn company unexpectedly calls.
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\ _ Thousands of homckccpcrs everywhere
g1 have learned the everyday comfort of making
.._:_.2' * Biscuitry a real part of daily fare. A supply
. 31.1 of N. B. C. products always in the house—a
package or two of a few varieties—means a
great saving of time and labor and the ready
solving of many a problem of what-to-scrvc. .
I-hvc an N. B. 0. shall" 111 your pantry. The
day-by-day convenience and appetite-satisfac-
tion will well repay you. Every variety comes
to your table oven-sweet andfrcsh, no matter
where bought or when you Open the protecting
In-cr-scal Trade Mark package.
. . . Your grocer carries a complete line. A’fcw
‘ 1 ' packages on your pantry shelf saves constant
” rc-ordcring and enables you to meet any'food
~13 » emergency instantly and well. _ - '
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SILK BLOUSESin block, white and flesh A t
, NEW FALL STYLES in lingerie and tailored:
PONGEE BLOUSES, tucked front, collar can be won high or
A broken line of Georgette Grape, headed and embroidered
II Imam! 81'.
BLOU§ES
,3 1 .1" - $4.98 TO ”.98
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flames.
“Jill-$338 ‘
low
min . sum
blomin white, flesh, ”stubborn, tan Hum-t 8.98
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W . Bream “0:15:81 Ids—heavily rforated “3111;
English .8 inch b t -
B ban mfins or druggfigu: £1?)
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of r $9. m vanm
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to
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Sale of Dining Room Furniture
' , a
T hat prices are coming down, and will con-
‘ tinuc to come down to even lower levels, is the
now going on
The Reduced Prices on Furniture
belief of all optimistic dry goods merchants. The
general effect, it is thought, will tend to stimulate
business .md encourage buying on the part of
1 the public. Of course the present price reductions
i to give customers the benefit of reduced prices
wherever it is possible gocs without saying.
Display of Quaker Lace Curtains
all this week
‘ln the curtain section on the third floor are
hung some of the latest fancies in lace net curtains.
Simple or elaborate patterns, but there is the right
kind of a curtain for every style of window.
Amerex Net Curtains, and women in search of
something “different” in the way of a window drape
.will appreciate these. in appearance this net looks
'delicatc and fragile. yet it will prove to have good
wearing qualities. The grounds are well covered,
branches, spreading vines and even birds and miniap
stil hold good
\‘ A {Kl/RA _?
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! will mean :1 loss on merchandise now in stock. as =§ ' .n "‘"n ... -
this was bought caricr in the season. But mer- . 1 s‘ W . p -3 i -,-' .-- -' '!;:.fi 1
chants are cheerfully takinglosscs, or accepimgd \K "g": i1 I: '4 ,1 L‘Er
very narrow margm of prom where necessary. I .— 4, J 1 “174,. g:
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That the Read House 15 wdlmg and animus . i , »—- 0— w
Dining Room Sets Period Sty'es
A splenfil cpporhnity to punt-cc a high g1 ads set
at t}. hem of price reduction.
Every Set has an pieces.
My ”Walnut Sets in Queen Anne ic-
sign. The buffet and table are 48 inches. Ret‘flzlli‘
price $450.00
Specialpn‘ce $375.00
‘ _ Sabin Mahogany with 66 inch bullet. the clzgzir
seats covered with blue leather. Regular price
$550.00
spas-I plicc $4 75.00
Sela: of all English Mullen-y in the Adam pe-
lure housetOps may be discovered, riod. The chair seats have tapestry coverings.
5’ File! Net Curbms' with border designs inside Regular price 3750-00 11.1.5.5.
of hems that are edgcd'with narrow laces of sub- , - . $64000
stant‘ l 21 ca ante. H... Wm
la pp r 1“ Hogan Sets in Hcppiewhitc styles. very
if: .e~ From $4.00bm.mnp&.
st 3231..
‘ Jersey Silt Petticoats
fir “Jena-SI: even to the flounccs
m are the best looking skirts at this
price we have ever seen. The-tops are
In plain colors, rose, blue, green and
purple. The flouncw are accordion
'plaited with set-in squares or diamonds
,bf contrasting color. Such combina—
lim as pink and old blue, rose and
flan or green, gray and green and,
darker shades purple and gray,.pcacock
blue and black. .
”liais- 1n addict: Mailman:
m
“mac-healer Minibi-
Wmmamm
“imam-genomic
Jillian-If. All” item'-
Efifi?
The buffet is 72 inches. the ex—
covered
.4511»
handsome pieces.
tension table is oval, and the chairs are
with blue leather. Regular price $800. 00
Spud-Indus $660.00
Sch of a.“ American Walnut. beautifully
marked. The tops and fronts of the pieces are of
burl walnut. The table is oval. chairs have cane
backs and blue haircloth seats. Regular pnce
$955.00 .. My
Wylie $825.00
1'3" W $8 of nun-twain». would prove '
'a real investment. All pieces made on graceful
lines. Thcclnir seats have blue Mmlothcovcrings.
Regina: pnce in. 063 00 gm.
spa-lyric: $890.00
Each set consists of 1 Met, china cabinet, cz-
hmics table, serving table, five side chairs and one
am. 1
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