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Mimi: AND Basins
In Flowery Edema
”l For Curtains and Draperiea
E. K. BANKS
l Hahackemo Hotel Block.
South Not-walk.
LLUhl‘éfi BOXES
‘ For. School Children
250 and 500
DQNNELL'Y’S
' ”STATIONERY STORE.
to South Main Street.
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all NEWS
A regular met-ting of Lady Washing-
ton Lodge, Shepherds of Bethlehem.
will he held this evening in lied Men’s
llail, in Main street.
I()phir Chapter, 0. E. 8.. met last eve-1
ning and disposed of routine business.
Refreshments were served later and
a social time was enjoyed.
«See our lunch boxes for 23c and
50c. They are just the thing for
children to use at school. lionireliy's
stationery store.
/
w. A. Hanford is maintaining a bus
service betWeeu Danbury and Ridge-
fleld. The schedule is an arranged
that llidgctieldera can make trips to
suit their convenience and also at-
tend the thea'rcs.
A large delegation of the members
of Humboldt and LOW Lodges will
whit the Sons of Herman Lodge in
Weatport, Saturday evening. Several
6f the slate officers will be present,
" and plans are being made for a fine
-' time.
‘e-‘Fannie Ward in “Ear-h
tear."-llegent tomorrow.
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.Pohtmaster James E. t‘ulf, of Dan-
l’oarl a
3 2.. bury. is planning to attend the animal
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postmasters of Fairfleld
m, of
County at Dorlou's Point, Friday,”
September ,‘29. Postmaster C. F.
Greene, of Bridyport. is chairman of
the committee in charge. ’
,
. The Officers' Association of the First
District fire department will hold a
regular meeting tomorrow evening. in
' the Pioneer rooms. in Main street. Rc‘
ports on the excursion of last Sunday
twill be heard. and every member is
requested to be present.
W
. f«Fannie Ward in “Each Pearl 1!
tear."~ilc}:ciit tomorrow.
The plant of the Monarch Mining
00.. in llrzinchvillc, was burned down
early Sunday morning. Cause tin-
known. J. l“.. ll‘ord, the. manager. did
not wish to is-tiie aiiy statement as to
the company's plans in the future.
The plant was only partially insured. I
, ~t‘our‘ l.illl"(‘l. l'taizulitcrs of t‘astilc
licld tt'mceting last'eveniug and ar-
rangeinvnts were. made for the holding
of a dance in Red lllcn'i Hall on Octob-
cr 213. Routine Mfliness also came
tip before the meeting and wandispos-
cd of. Following the meeting, refresh"
merits were served and a spacial time
enjoyed.
-—“'l‘he. Unwritten Law."~Regent
tonight.
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Cod Liver Oil
$1.00 Size, - 79c
Stilison-Powell-Corporatiou
l'. PRESCRiPTION Bane-mm at.
l . 32 Washington m“ 1 ‘lt .
South Mammal.
While the
Will be for your insurance policies and for your business papers
which, perhaps. are now insecti‘ely placed. You don't‘wnnt to wait
‘~ iintii the fire is out and the do‘rrla'oooled to assure yoursolt of their
safety. .
._ ‘ .5 Nor will you need to if they 3
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t" alas-filled “For Sale”
Your ‘First Thought \
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The motorcycle races at the Dan
I bury Fair will be run off the afternoon
'of opening day. Monday, October 2,
The races will be under the manage-
ment of slant-y Kellogg, of Bridge?
port and W. H. 1. Walker, the official
[referee for this section. will'presidc.
l’l‘he cream of the racing talent will
the in competition, and the fact that
: rivalry is keen is evident. as the pick
l
We‘ve framed up a proposition tof the star riders are coming from all
section of thee ountr)‘. The entries
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l on boys' clothing for this fall, in
l falrcady in include practically every
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the line of two- ants suits that
p 1record breaker ill the l‘nited State~=,
is a winner.
land when a dolcn of these men meet
. . ‘at the tan . ..
After selecting the fabrics, thoroly ’ . l I hilly lair \londay ther is
certain to be the fastest motorcycle
testing for wear and wool, we t y .- .- .. . . .
selected a boyt’ tailoring manu- ;rli(lihl. tver witnemed in. l\ w England.
. dbl year :it the Fair the llarley~
Davison riders cleaned up C-T-feating
. the Indian team in nearly every race.
, That tlic linilcy-llavison people intend
‘ to repeat the performance this y-far ie
ievidenl, as they will send on thrco 111'
the fastest men that ever rode motor-
vaclcs, Ray “'Pls‘llzll‘. of Milwaukee.
‘\\'is., Maldron Jones. “The clean up
kid.” of Toledo, Ohio, and James Pi~
lamb ,of llridaeport, champion of Com
, facturer who knows boya' re-
, quirementa, studied the nylon
becoming to boys, and now we
; ask the parents to look at there
, suits.
. Price. $5.00 and $6.50 with two
pairs of flowers.
Rogers 8: Stevens
_ ner-ticut
tNorwal '
,‘ k 30' Norwalk‘ That Oscar llodatrum. lilallag'Fr of
‘ _. the iiidian racing team does not intend
01M? Branch Inigo. Knight of to let the Milwaukee firm repeat this
l‘yttlias, will hold its regular bilsiness year with their llawleyllavitons is
Illlt‘t'llllg this evening. I evident as the “whole bunch" of in-
. m dian racers will be on hand. as followh;
’ Mu-‘lilltcl‘s oi the Norwalk Rifle (lliib. “Shorty" Matthews, of Chicago; Rey
who expect to attend Saturday's shoot Provision. of lndianapolis: “Teddy“
will meet at the (‘ity Hall at 1:30. Carroll. of Springfield. Mars; \Va‘d
—— ..—-' Kora, of Madison, WM: Harry l\lX(‘-li
Pearl :1 of Springfield, Mass: Sid Brown of
Tiriiton. N, 1.: Frank Addock. of Phil-
adelphia. Pa. anti W. H. liurdick. of
{)ur Sisters‘ Rebekah degree team Norwich. This is a formidable list and
held a very succes‘aful rehearsal last as port entries [are DOV-ill“? ”W?“ ‘3‘ it
evening. The rehearsal was attenti- strong possibility that even thin large
(ed by all of the members of the team. nuuil tr may be added in.
i . i All the machines will be the inert
. William ll. liyington‘a yacht “Flick , "fourylilve" apecial racing models and
or" was hauled out on the ways at as :l's track will be s'pecialiy prepared
Miller's shipyard, yesterday, for ”1.34m the event Manager Kellogg pre-
t
t —1Fannie Ward in “Each
tear."—llcr:cnt tomorrow.
winter,
......__. cycle rccorvllt will be broken. These
The Republican convention of the "1"“ are "“lmhl" 0’ doing “ mile on
'i‘w'eilty'.stxtti Senatorial District in be- the lianbury Pair (llounds' track in
:lng ppm in ”1.. Hotel Clifford this flf‘ close to one minute, and all of the
.piacliincs entered are able to” :3
leluhty miles an hour on the straight-
away.
Of course this list is of professionals
and does not include the dozen or so
amateurs who will compete in their
' classes. .
Attorney John J t‘uneo in q cndluc‘ Motorcycle rat-“a are the moat thril-
mda, in 1m“, v k"! . ' :l’ h lint: of all contests of 'sklll find sprwl,
t 3 " or ‘ I" “h”? h“ I“ and faster and more daring men never
in ftpficlalor “\L‘he double hEader be- met in coiiipdlilon than will h? "N'-
tweuu “mm" “fig-K‘Tfimfilfl‘" ~ _ at til: Danbury Fair next Monday at-
ternoon. .
A inertial: of the Guild Guest will The 'program is as follows: 1
he held on the lawn of the (lulld First Event: l-‘lve milcprofosslonut.
homestead, in It‘airficld. on Sillill‘tl:l)’,' 3050 cu. in. class. ‘Flrst prilc. 815:
September 30. A dinner will be sorta second. Slit: third, $5. ‘
“l ”' ‘5 0'9100k- . Second Event; Five tulle amateur 30-
1 3'“ lift cu. fit. class. Stripped stock, First
‘ Twelve applications for nit‘mllpl‘shEp‘ prize. :10; second. $5. Four cntric?
‘werc received at the meeting of .\'or- to. fill.
it"lllk Lodge. llcncvolcnt anti Proteo- Third Even’: Ten mile. 8050 cu. in.
“"9 Order Of Elks. last night, Plano class. First prize. :20; second, still
for the annual memorial service in third. $10: fcilrtlz, $5.
the Regent theatre, in December, were tFourth Event: Twenty~iive mile Drn'
al‘so discuss-ed and n cohiiiiittce ap- fc'ssionnl, 3050 cu. in. class. Firt‘l
pointed to arrange the details. prize, :30; second. 821.: third: $10:
-— t L fourth. so. _
lFeslival of St. Michael all Angels. Fifth Event: i-‘ivc mil»? cénsolation to
There will be a celebration of the Holy riders not finishing in first or second
Communion with special interccslum moneys. First prize. 315; second. 810
for missions Elliott]? and abroad Fri- third. 85.
d"? at Trinity Epi‘sctIpal Church. at Sixth livcnt; F‘ivc mile, for side cars
9:30. The. members of the “onions" with passengers. Firstprizc. $12.50:
Auxilary to the Board of missiont' .second, $7.50; third. :5.
will have a corporate communion.
it‘l‘lldflll.
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Attorney (‘rnnicr (‘. llcgcmnn re-
:ili'at-ti this morning froiii N(trllltllil]t-|
ton, Masts. “'llt'l'l" he has spent the
past v. cell on business.
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.-—-————~ Tl-onEioN GOVERNMENTS MAKE
DANCING—SATURDAY NIGHT i REPLY.‘
Town Assembly Hall, music by (trace '-
'Brothcrs»full orchestra. . \VASI‘II‘NGTON. Sept. :3.——A per-
‘sonal letter from the Emperor of Rus-
POLICE CHIEF lN DETROIT. sla replying to President Wilson's
DETROIT, SON. 1'8.—Jamcs (‘ou- note to the heads of live belligerent
2cm. multimillionaire and f0l‘nlt‘l“tt:ttion§: requesting concessions fortho
viccttresident of the Ford Motor Como shipment of relief supplies into Po-
cam. has accepted the appointment land was received at the State De-
“5: police commissioner of Detroitfpartmcnt today and forwarded un-
i’l‘he. position carriestan annual salary Opened to Shadow Lawn. Replies at:
of $5,000. ~ 'rmiiy have been received from Ger-f
"" ifilflily, England, France and Austria-gr
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«dvcrtlces his goods. If he cannot dO‘publlC. It. is understood that all of the
.t in Marge way,housea The Sentinel rulers virtually have reiterated the.
columns. Call position previously taken by their gov-E
.119 the. oflice linden adv. man will call. ornments, under which it my been im.
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possible to bring about an agreement
tlill the i‘elitt’ work. i
PEACE COMMiSSIONERS :
LEAVE NEW LONDON‘
. NEW LONDON, Sept. 28.—The Me»!
‘icathncriwn Joint Commission. af-:
ter' a brief session, adjourned today,
to meet again on Monday next at Al.-
antlc City. MOBK of the commission;
on and their attaches expect to apendi
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Fire Burns
Friday and Saturday in New York. .
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DREDJFR EMMONS SINKS.
' .NEW'L'HAVEN, Scpt. 28.~1Drcllger
‘Emmons, in.tow of the tug‘T. Al
(Scotti-Jim, from New London to Sanita-
tltllck‘ylank' fw
' ‘-Mmew
to in a Safe fieposit. Box, in this
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ashm'lowéiitxhlli .l
diets that all half-mile track motor-Judicnce.
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Imm’qn' bm none has b’n mad rison, lot, on Cottage street, East Nor-
D
Eudora F. Allen to Lloyd B. Phli- V ' ’
lips, lot, on Sherman street. War. i THAMER .
. i-‘ranlr .t'. Becker to Bartolomeo Vet;
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alumni 1
thin illit
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upon for several selections which itl
rendered in a very pleasing manner. l .
Grand Regen George B. Halioway,.
of Milford. after being introduced by!
the master of ceremonies, gave a short I .
address. Mr. Halloway said that he ,
was very much pleased with the oil-l
thusiasm shown by the local Arcanum-’
lies and if the lodge keeps tip the work _,
begun last evening, they need havel —-
no fear of the dissolution of their lodge '
l'l the future. He continued by atatingt
that the Alcanum is not de‘ad, but is; ~
veiy much alive and lll‘ii no doubt
good l‘t'sulls will be shown in the‘
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years it) Ctilllfi. ‘l-H
ltistrici Deputy Grand Regent Wort-t
mail was next heard from and eaid‘
that loo-was glad to bear and are each .
enthuziaam in this district. “Some '
time ago. i made a proposition 'in
which i stated that i would gheta flagl
to the lodge which gave the most-
ll'JlQth‘ entertainment before January:
first, i would present tit! lodge witht
a large flag. i am glad to we this?!
tiistrict accept the offer and make “'8
good try for the prize. it the other-1
three councils in surrounding townat
will make as sitccemfui an» attempt,l
tht‘ Arcaauni will be greatly benefited '
and it will be better than ever." .
Siesta. Hyatt and (.‘owali proved
titeiiiselver to be two writing. amateur .
magicians and pcrfotnied State hiya;
terious tricks. .‘.t the Mongol their‘
act "they were given the bi hand.
The house convulscd with laughter
when ltavid Altman, the next number,
on the program, stain-d to crack the
latest jokes and to tcll stories. One;
followed the other, tl“d the audience}
claniored for more. When Mr. Altman.
concluded his act he was given aI
hearty round of applause and appeared .
agalnton two occasions. later in that
program. and in each case pleased:
thore in attendance. i
George (‘ollln rendered a poem out ». ‘
titled “flan Mctlrue" iii a very illi-
pressive manner and was accompanied
by the orchestra. The and and tin-t .
presslvc polItn were well brought out: '
by Mr. ('Olllll. Later .\ir. Collin sang
a mic which was well received by‘
those present.
Leiittr llrundagc gave impersonal
tionn and cracked numerous jokes and.
told alolics. He had a lino stock on:
hand which were apprecmted by‘ thoi
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Ta: only rang: out- bakes T"
with and, I.“ or gas. Broil:
and hats wit coal, wood or
an '
guests were escorted downstairy
where a line feed was served. Clam‘
chowder opened the menu, followed by ,
ro: -t boif sandwiches. coffee and
crullera. Cigars were passed at the
clone of the supper and a little later
lllt‘ guests departed for home after;
spending a most, pleaia‘it evening. ‘ i
A committeefiof nine had charge of
the rally and put in mtlch hard work:
to make it the mecen that it was. A
good deal of or rill must be given tots
George Gate. ‘u'ipua Burke, Fred
Phone 105
TheSterlin
gFumitureCo. T
127-131 Washington Street -j
luau. ion. ..~...s Edward (‘owellpwmlMIWm m M.“
Eugene Iiteiliy. Fred lloidcll, Leo . -. . 4- m among
linker and Lostcr Roberta. > .‘ . . h -
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.‘_..4....__~_—_——— -. 'Uos AMERICAN FLAG
225 MADE CITIZENS on t
“NATURALIZATION DAY."
IN NATURALIZATION.
New idea Introduced lnto the Pro.
cecdingo 104 Applicant. Are
Admitted
Up to noon yesterday 104 applicants
, had been admitted to citizenship lly
“till the atom and stripes onailng Judge (lager in the (‘lvtt Superior
over their heads. 22;) foreign-born 'l‘nere are many more candl-
msldenta of nearly every city arid and it is (“b
town in the county were made. citl- pectcd that the entire. “M will be
zcns of the bnlted States Tufmday‘completed by the time court ad-
and "93‘0“!” before Judge Edwin B‘ journs his afternoon. Judge (lager
Gainer who presided over the natural- will hold court in Dnnbury tomorrow
izattou stsslous of the superior court. For the same purpose.
A few of the applicants know so lDlrectiy o\'er the chairs occupied
little about the country they desired by the successful candidates is sus-
to adopt that they were leDOTRTHY pendcd‘a large American flag, and as
rejected. Many of the candidates the men Who are to be admitted to
showed thennotves not only familiar citizenship raise their right hands to
Many Application: Show Familiarity
With History of U. S. i
and Campaign. l
court.
dates to be examined
with the earliest history of America. take the oath of allegiance as ad-_
but by their answetu proved they are ministered by Assistant Clerk Fred
taking a lively interest in the present: W. Tracey, their hands point to the'
prcsfilentlnl climpaizn. .. ‘flag
Taken as a whole the grould-tzedum flag into a court room in this
“”2"“ “5 they were groupc mg? ' section is a new idea and it is done
3 or yesterday, were a clean-cut looking in order to assist the candidates, some
lot. Scores of them had familicstlgz: of! whom are a little. hazy about the
in this country, and many 0 ‘ number of stars an dstripes turn.
had been in busines’s for themselvesl One candidate successfully an-
:or a long pfiritoitlhol ’er?- init £32111): . swam! all questions 'Nopounded by
iowever, a e a _ n
caused many of them to take out clt- :fiictlof‘xgkl‘): 332%: “biota.
lzt’n‘mi papersi to show their {11- “ ‘ t ‘h n
. p ‘ ‘ . , tlic- nesscu was not sure of the date it e
lf‘irlmice‘to the country where y he first met the applicant. so the
are making a 800d livmg. ‘latter was rejected because of the
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The introduction of all Amer?
FERS l“'ilfl939' inability to get his mental»
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Milk \t'a; .
Timothy Ajullivan and John iJris.
coil to James A. Fuller. land, on
South street. War. . .
Eblflie of Fiavius Clark to Madda-‘
lana Risso, lot and buildings, on Clark
meet, 'l‘ruateo's deed, ‘ - .
Henry D. F. Weeks to Ferdinand
Ilartog and wife, lot and buildingozon
ilownyton avenue. Q. C. , .g
Delia S.» Sellcek and others to En~
Corn F, Alien, lot, on Sherman street";
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