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towns 51nd cities are called upon by
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19111911091 issued by the state's
executive today, to arrange exercised
' and ceremonies in honor of lhe r‘en
‘ soon’ to leave for training 21! mpg who
have been chosen to fight under their
country's flag under the selective
service law. Thef‘governor also calls
upon clergyman to‘ make reverent trl
bole to these men part of theii 121111-
1211' (hurch services. .
Smerol cities and towns in the state,
accmd’my: to information received by
the. t‘onnecllcur stale council of do
,iense, 1111911th have 11111211 up pl1‘1‘.to1
lent-1.1 celebrations lindér vole passed
ihy the coun 311‘111 its meeting Writings-
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council tmlav began addressing letters
ito town chairmen lh"nllgh0ul the slate
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innit‘oc ‘0 such wit-braiinns and sust-
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lspoaks not only of the sincerity and the‘ national patriotic tennis matches
the conscientiousness of the old Puri- by the nationah stars here today cen-
tan splrlt,I- but strllms the higher note ters in the match between Mary K.
101- beauty Br‘bwne of California, and Yolln
Many of the older walls I know are Bjurstedt national woman championl
wo lb 110an far to see. for they 211- in the women’s singles, and clashes be-‘
h'lblt a rare sense of form and propor- tween John Strachan, of the Pacific
'ltlon and are sometimes set in the coast, and Harold Throckmorton of
ilnndscape with a skill that only the New Jersey, in the men s sin‘leg ‘ 1
master artist himself could exceed: « ' H '
i'l‘hose old, hard wrought stone fencesl
‘10! the Burnhcm hills and ‘Crewsbury,| ,
:the best of them, were honestly built
‘0 and built to last a' thousand years.
"A beautiful art—and one that is
passing away! It is the dry wall that
studs of itself that the
son loves best of all "
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CLEVELAND 0., Ag. 30 .-Interesl:I
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H'A'firE-Rs" OFFICERS.
‘ ———-_.
DAXBURY, ' Aug. 31 .—President
er Martin Lawl'or,‘ of the United Hat-
W SQOIIB‘DITHI- ters of North America, have been re-
:nominated for those positions by the
local list Makers" association. -The
election 1111!! not 12119 place niltll mill!"
but the constitution of the 11911919 pro
'vides that 90111111911939 Will 'be made‘
lime-Low Briees ;
,estiyraduood 1911299. 829
any 1191‘s" “”6””
L,py the local organizations this and;
next month. Michael uF‘GreenIe of
pram-“N. 3.91119 uninitiated 119‘ the
111911919 delegate from theJUnltM Hat-
ters to the natloiwrhonve'ntion' of the
American Federation of Labor.
Martin Onlhane', Martin Mcaotrick,
".iaine's Melvin, Frank Dillon; Richard
Nash 111111 Patrick ,6an will represent
the makers‘ association in the state
Iconventlon ‘of‘ the 0011112211!ch Federa-
tion o‘l.’ 1.91191 which will .be held here
9991 week. The 99911219110919 21111112111
. lto six delegates and those named were
{the only oneriloflloated at the recent
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Instruments‘doweh‘y, 111.2 ' '
ourwludow display.
thee o1: 111111.1‘ 11d nud‘fmtv second.
', William 1. Lee will nrrhe to take part
in the proceedings
'nud Mrs. V. Castor were nppomted a
' preached by Rev William H. Frani-lin.
John W Scully and Secretary- Treasur-l‘
- behalf. of the city. 1199.11.13.99!“ of
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MARCUS ll. “0! .t' ()lilli,
Govemor
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A. M. E. Z; CONFERENCIE.
The eighth npuuul district confer-
ence and 111-.len1leth annual joint con
vention of the A..\1.E Zion church on
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'1Rowan street nnnburyL the Rev.'l‘l1eo-
’doro A Anion. presiding elder. presid. inc; every effort to provide 1112 11221!
g mg." The conference
is to continue:
until next Sunday. and today Bishop
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\t the opening session Wednesday.
112v. George F. Green of Merlden, was
elected secretary 'of the conference: ;
Miss !. Skinner of \‘ew Haven. 1199196,
ant secretary; ‘Rev Dr 12.11.112.110”
Hartford. statistician; Mrs. V. Pervis
and Miss Vera Williams, marshals
'preSs committee, Rev. W. H. Eloy, D.
D:,' of Bridgeport; .itev. L. Conquest:
postoffice messenger
Rev Dr. Eloy. Rev. J. W. 1119119119111,
Rev‘. J. W Francis. Mrs. Zoe! Mllbum.
committee to compare the present rec-
ords with those of 19919292
Yesterday afternoon Rev. .1. Bryan
Scott and Rev. D. «s overton 1911 9
service. after which a: sermon was
lin. .
The report of the‘ presiding cider,
Rev; '1‘. A. Auten. was followed by re-
Spouses by Revs. George A. Biddle, T.
E. ‘Rou'ch, R R 131111.11} F. Brsmw, .1.
’H McDonald and L. T. Conquest. .-
At the evening echelon 9 song ser
91991999999111.9199 by‘Rev. .l: W. Pow-
-ell‘.‘of Boston, With lit-am; G. W. Wash-
ington st the organ.
419 11112- 19919991119119 '91 Mayor ‘Anu
lhoxiy 9192911999....119 1111119 11991119 to,
beipresént 'in' person, 11911 L 'i‘é Con-
Quest“. made an address of welcome in'
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Newr’Rtichelle. N. Y.,' inadé the re
9999119 111 1199911 of the conference:
Mrs. 1.11.1199)- made an address 111"":
wélcotne 111 behalf of the church and
Mrs. ‘Jn'rr. Bryant 2919 the welcome
191-1119 111191999. 1191.191. binary
spoke for the Sunday school and Miss
Evelyn 3111121- 2190' made an address of
.l-‘1‘m 1! prov-1r Wt! "30"" "f .
I110 1‘1111‘v 11.‘\1‘; (.1‘
_ wool”! shirts.
1 they are also lacking in winter over
‘conis, inventors, punches and blank~
'lhc mem of trouble it would be 111 ‘
1" of the gourd under outohioms duty.
'Ideparlmcnl and until the cloth may
;. sun-119191- for the 1.09 111132122 Athletic
Briggs Barlow, Former
ifiridgcportcr; Writes ll‘ltat
1111911111999 11932191.. to Do .
‘fince‘ “Arrival
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Aabout the most exciting thing that
the boys of the Yale 911111111999 “Elly!
i“winch sailed for France the last of!
"May, have had to do is to dere their
cars to the pump up the 1 reel “1.11
to wash them 1
131131311 Barlow, son‘of Mr and Mrs
C C. Ba1iow, fotmex residcms of 11115
city, sail-3d With the unit, and :1 letter
just recened 1101114111111 is probably
tpplcal of one that on: member of
the unit might have which 11011121
The men of the ambulance corps, like'
those destincd for the lr-‘llf‘hts 111-1“
fretting at the absence 01' real “011.,
Iand at the slow routine of 1.11-11ing. '
He ‘ wins: ‘We are doinq urchins but
change loration about cm)‘ 1110
peeks '1h1-‘e month." w 11 be up 111 "
about 20 CliYS and no umk wt “2
are gettinv disgustlfid but l 51mm“-
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so 1111 “e .1111 do is. .u sit :.1111 \v: 1111
1'01 it. '
' Keep‘~‘Work1ng at Cars.
“We just fool around our cars 1'11
the morning. grossing, oiling 111111 1");
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o'clock and then 111111.43 bellow \VOllis'
truu‘ alu‘u 11111 5 o'clo-‘lz. Tim! is
the 111w sr-lml‘ilc ‘but sir-rim! ,1:‘.‘l:‘1‘-l
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have 119,11 our Vials 111:1! \1‘1‘ 12‘1'1‘11'1‘tl§
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WINTER UNlFORMS LACK
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(11‘ E\“V“l55d Ov‘r Situation:
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are 1.919;- 111'1‘1‘1‘11‘1‘1! over the vomit-l
lion 11111111 is likely to confront ilwiri
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At 1111 prose” time the 111119101;
11: ‘n 11:11:: nmhlng but 1111‘ 1hlum‘x‘1 of!
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11 is pointed out 111111‘
01:5.
As the heavy winter improachcs in'
most impossible to pr‘eserw health
This sutuutlon is one which is 01111.:
.1111: apprehension broadcast ”nough-
'out the State, for even in the 111‘
morics 1! “ill be hard to conduct the
dxllls tiniesn suitable clothing is pro»
\1ded.
Officers, here said today that the
military emergency boaid was mnk
ed clothing but that until final do
cision of 1119‘ Srcl'rtmy of W111 is
made as to the color of uniforms that
thpy may be permitted by the war
be procured from the larger woolen
mills the clothing of 10 regiments in
11111 State will be held back.
One thing that is 191111;: ester! is that
the Home Guardsmen be given the
discarded $4.2: uniforms and hill
dress uniforms of the artillery. both
coast and field .until such time as
111-"- other uniforms could be ‘ll‘ovided.
Surely them are enough old uniforms,
and by old is not mean dirty; worn,
and out of date. uniforms, but simply
discarded uniforms
slight extent.
o'vcrcoots and other equipment could
costly ‘.he filled from the ovéreoais
and other equipment that the artillery
of both branches discarded about a
year and a half- ago, as per order
‘l’1om the adjutant general of the State
which were transmitted to him by the
War Department. .
:msgn'LLen ENTERED .
Aileen Allen; world’s 'cha‘mpion div-
er, representing, Los Angeles Athletic' ,
Club: is entered for the National ama-
‘teur championship contest for high
diving tobe held by the Rye Beach
Club‘ 9199111999, Pier, Rye Beach, on
Saturday, at 3 p. m. ,
1'" Miss Allen is a. member of the Royal
fllfe‘ Saving Society or London, Eng-
land. and is the first American woman
Successfully to pasa the tests redulred
11y this society. She is the organizer
or the Ocean Park‘ Branch of- the
American Red Cx‘oix‘é Life Saving; Soci-
ét'y 9...: is the holder of many rec-
ords. .. , '1
Miss Allen has never been defeated
111 a diving 20111251.,
She is a very popular moving picture
ictréss, She is accompanied on her trip
11 the East‘hv her manager and coach.
’1‘.Vance V2111). who is the swimmlnu
to supply the. '.
Home Guardi'nten in the state to a ‘- '.
Then the‘ matter of; , ‘-"‘
‘ Clot).
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Autumn Suits , .T
, A group of special models
,5 ‘7 ‘ ‘ for immediate wear. 1
Smart belted effects, new coats of correct lengtli
'5'traight line skirts of somewhat narrower width.
if 111 all approved materials.
" The Furs
'An unusual opportunity and we earnestly advise
£11052 whose intention it is to purchase furs this sea-
on, and who wish to 5:112 unincy, to buy now.
Fur Coats. ‘
4 - Plain Hudson Seal Coats, 45 inches long“, made ‘ ,
.,with full sweep. Regular price 33195.00, 101315000.
Hudson Seal Costs, Skunk collars, cuffs and her.
312,15 Regular price $350.00 for $275 00.
é Plain Hudson 5991 Coat, regular price S225 .00
‘ for $195. 00.
Sets and Muffs.
Kamchatka Fox Muff, rge ular price $37 50,
for $32. 56‘:
'Kamchatka Fox Scarf, regular price $37. 30
‘ . 10.3.9259
Natural Skunk Mutts, regular price $25 00, .
for $20. 00.
Taupe Wolf Scarves, regulal price $35.30!) a J
, for $30.00.
Taupe Wolf Muffs, regular price $27.50,
for $22.50.
Second floor.
NeckwIeIar, stylish, correct ..
easy to apply. . '
622932112 Banding edged with a dainty frill ap-
plied to a hemStitchcd finish, $1. 25 a yard
‘ 1‘” Plain Net, 3-inch band with three tiny ruffs, 1"
- 75 21’s,.
Wider for neck'fichu, _ . “‘ $1.00. .
Orga‘nclie Banding, 9 inches with five tiny ruffs;
lo‘ finish, $1.00. _ ‘2
4“ Gunpowder—a new material which is a Sign o...
the times. A loose coarse canvas weaVe peppers
{with black, very stylish, $1. 00, $1. 25', 219.1
'1‘?“ White 52111119, new shapes, wide to fall over the Ii:
shoulders, and some of a narrow clerical order. , ,, g .
. Main {10th 1".)
The Corset , . , .
"t" A Genet has reached perfection I'theg itsw, I‘I "
is perfectly comfortable in any positions e 335111112
Every woman may have her own corset too, for even!
she. be not the perfect 36 or 38—10r if she basic“ «' ,I
'- Slight irregularity of figure-a corset may be 9999:-
to her .1999." ,
"’ The only way to have it quite right' is to havetf'
corset fitted—before your winter gowns or suits
fitted too. ‘
i The Read Corset Section has connected with it
fer eral fitting rooms and models may be tried 111101.31-
i right One is found. Women skilled' 1n corset fittmg '.
p11 charge. '
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