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The East Side Republican club will
meet some night next week it was
stated today. The club will “get to-
getherh at this meeting.
Mr. and Mrs. JPSse Seaman were
among the. many, last evening who at-
tended the Wanderers, at the Manhat-
ixn Theatre, New York.
town. 161er pairg guaranteed. $1.
em & Sons.
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The Ladies' Auxiliary of Christ
Church met Yesterday afternon’in the
Sunday school room of the church and
transacted routine business. A social
hour followed the business meeting.
1115. “111111111 ll.
Fredexick\ Whitman of Newark N. J..
who have been visiting Mrs. W. “heel
er of Osborn avenue, left for a brief
stay in Port Jefferson. L. I.
A ten and one half pound baby girl
was born 10 Mr. and Mrs. J. Erdos, of
61 Winfield street, yesterdav. Thlu
makes P1111] Hertz, the chauffeur for
the Olden Time Bottling Works. an un-
cle.
3‘ About fitteon applications, none oi
them women 's, were handed in to the
registrars of the Third District. “who
met in Seller's harher Shop, it is
thought likelv that quite a numhul‘
were handed in at other mcctivnzs oi
the registrars.
The llassamipeoplt» are. apply 111:: 1111-.
concrete to the crushed stone on Sea-
1'. View avenue today and :1 numhcr of
process. ' When la the concrete, which
is a thin mixture is pumped onto the
crushed stone it is llllO\‘l(’d to partial-g
~ ly dry and is then rolled down.
leaves a smooth surface offer
a. final layer is'appllcd leaving it
smooth surface.
which
line
This eveniuz‘all that wish to listen
to a talk on Prophecy
Christian Church, when
. Her.
number of times at the camp ground
at Plainville and those who lime
heard him know that he will trite a
yery interesting talk this evening. A
,sollection' to defray the expenses of
the speaker will “be taken up this eve-
mine. ‘
What might have been a serious tic-l
the street at quite a rapid rate The
trst car stopped when the 111 iver saw
Hill ill hill
he‘ Kept Her Locks Dark and Glossy
‘With Sage Tea and Sulphur.»
When you darken your hain with:
Tea and Sulphur, no one can
y._ Plenarlng this 1 mixture,
15111311, at home is mussy and trou-
(me. For 50 cents you can buy at:
g store the ready‘to- use pro-1
moon. improved by the addition ot.’
'8! ingredients;c . called
flag and Sulphur Conipound."
1113‘ dampen a sponge or sort. brush
-»' rigid draw this through your
i into 11.
61111111 and then went down F011 street
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——\Ve sell the best rubber boots JoinE
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Aldtich and “re.
people are interested in watching: that __
l‘his .
hyn 1111111 who‘
in well versedo 111 his Subject are invit-I
ed to attend the meeting at the Advent.
.. the Rcv.I
George E. Coprider will bc’thc S])(‘:li(-,
Rev. Copiider has spoken quin- nr'
, ident was ritnessetl by quite a few:
‘ people last evening at Van Zuni; and;
Fort street at about {1:45 Whores. trol
lbound down Van Zant street cattleE
along and stopped the progress of two
urge touring cars that new going up3
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{because it‘s done so naturally, so -
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l 1303:: ’ - , . ;
: Slit.“ MW 10 $25.00. 0 HATS
\with‘ » _ i ' 1
2 pair-“ A new cult 91315.05 or» tip-1
of word means corresponding
“Knickers" value in every case. and a sav- $1.50
in; of money in many instances. . _
$ .50 together with the advantages A- " 30m . 1
.. ‘ .. 0 oflqrtod Iin our ow Weekly pay». _/ 1
1 *‘ men pane ' ‘.' '
Other Boy! .m .
1 Suits 31.59 to WeWclcomeNewAccomb.» $3: .
~ ‘8“ * WYotui Suit- NOW ‘ ' “
ihé moo.- end the mad at: gamma A turn: or icon on chroma what;
As: won as 1311» dr tor of thcito: a nominal consideratio- ood filth-«1
mound tar could put in 1.1. 111‘ ("be he out delav fo' 15111-101111 employer could
11 co and then daeted away. down obm’n such land as ”193' could reason
Flori street The drher or the tirst‘ablv cultivate
car waited until the liullPV had passed This action on
New Haven is
railwuw‘ hatt- minc-
the part of the
mime with the e! m” M” "1“”!
throughout
after the secoud'our. it is not known
what the damage was or whether the! ._.. ..
driver of the. first car managed 1111
catch up with the second car. .\'0 re
port of the accident was made to thei
down town police.
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TONIGHT
Ifenrycw. Savage Will Offer
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Mrs. John 11 Plunder of (‘rockettl
street has received an intetesting let-E
ter fxom Lieutenant Harold Godbei,i
who is at the front in France. l.ieuien—.
ant Godber states that he. 1onside1s
that the “111 will soon be over
WAR GARDENS ALONG
NEW HAVEN RAlLROAD
:Many Employcc Have Utilized "Right
of Way” and other Vacant :
Land of Company "
.‘ianv employes of the New York,’
lNew Haven and Hartford Railroad _
company have utilized - the oppor- ‘ _
“mm. prvsemed by the com. A Saucy Star and Joyom music that New York demanded for
Daily 1:151 -spr1ng and are raising.» marathon halfayear. Irresistiblcmusic by Hugo Felix, composer»
"W11" 111111191111” along 1111», railroad's 9f “Module Slurry. " JourhUrbun' is famous scenery.
light of war and on other vacant pro-
:pertv of the company. .
The land is leased to the employee
:11 a nominnl rental through the Real
l-Islute of department of the. companv.
Thom arc :1 great number of email
parrots of land also that have been
leased with similar concessions by
the Operating department, the records
of which have not yet reached the
Pom" orchestra of 8 pieces.
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now on sale.
turn at all thorium" of the V3.12“!
flutes to b” oi the mono-1 lot-“1119 to
tin mustn- in the whim Pririu. The»
aluminium!
MPHMHEN to stimulue food production
and millions of 111195 of railroad lanai
country for agricultural poi-pom,
“,Ihe Regent “Theatre
ii The great organisation will he brought intact with all its
fingers, comedian“ true Savage chorus of charm and the "Pom
Prices will be 31.150.11.00, 75c, 500, and a. few at $2.00. Seats
the i
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Rent Emirate department. it is not [108-
Hilllt’, therefore, to estimate clost‘ht
this time the total acreage devoted to
r-mploves' gardens, nor the number of
<u1-l1 :zurdcns that. have. boon planted.
The “War Gardens" are located in
\lll~sltt'lillt~"3‘.15, 11110110 151111111, (‘onucc-
tit-111 and New York. They are pro.
tltit'inu crow: of potatoes, ttlmulocs.
corn. pros. beans, onions and many
other nut-tomes. Some of the gardens-1
:11‘11 1111-11111 acre in arm, while others
ore confldcl'nhiy emollcr, 9
A [111111 \vmi adopted by the t-om~
pally inst spring to encourage cmplov-
Announces their
Fall Opening
On Saturday, September 1 5th
When there will be shown for ydur
inspection the latest production of
fashionable
GOAT S, SUITS AND DRESSES
all snappy new styles. H
Your presenceat thin exhibit is cordially
-. Iinvited.
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Values. that Will .7, ,.
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etnko pleasure in showing the new styles selected for
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your apprmnl this season You will find them correct in
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1 every detuil and up to the high quality—~8mudurd ulwu)‘ll
. maintained by this store. . .
Coats:- Dressose
’For all ot‘cn- $10.00
~ A“ 5‘293- mu; $13800 ulonl ~" street. to
terlul. st 'les am . -
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