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‘4 ,Danbury Fair Will Complete
" Half Century With Its
1918 Exhibit
‘ed by the pslendid automobile races.‘
,The big Danbury Fair (Oct. 712)
.will not close its doors because of
the war, for it is buckling rightcown
and doing war work. Extensive war .
industry exhibits will be among the
distinguishing features this your. Be-
sides this, conservation will have its
part. Never before have Tanner,
housewife, merchant and everyone
else had such opportunity to show
Juat what can be done along the
various lines of real helpfulness and
this is what the Danbury Fair aims
to be—a help to all who attend. It
is a great educational institution as
well as .a true amusement center.
The Fourth Liberty Loan and other
Government measures in support of
those who are lighting [or us will
have impetus in the patriotism of the
“latent management and exhdzuors.
Oct. 7. 8, 9, 10, 11, 1‘4, are the
dates of this even to Whll‘l thou-
sands look forward a whole year The
program of the 1918 Fair otters u
mVBlnlly of meritorious attractions
that .is surprising even (or this well-
ltmwn enterprise. Monday, Oct. 7.
“ill be general reception lay with
harness races in the arteriori on]
nrnnd stand attractions. Tuesday
them win be trotting and pacing
races and Julian; of grade cattle
and poultry. vc tables and trait.
Orandmndatmc and bond eon-
‘fresh, all the special
. Week.
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day to be there. All the exhibits are'
teatukci urt-
do their share to increase the week's
success Work and play will combine
. to prove to the attendants at the Fair
that this country is doing its best to
maintain its industries. uphold its of’
flcials in every action that means the
triumph of truth and Justice, and that
every individual is behind the soldiers.
and sailors and the fighters of the air.
who are in the struggle for What is
given on this day.
Thursday is popularly styled thr big
day of the Fair. There Will be trot-
ting and pacing races and everything
else will be in full swing. Friday is
also, one of the big’days. Vlel1!( with
Thursday in attendance and ’attrac
lions. Saturday. the last day of the
big event. is always the holiday of the
Besides all the extras ol‘ the
week an afternoon of thrills is provid¥
States.
Doe BITE names
nun-i roa $2,000
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These are given under the sanction ot:
the A. A. A, and the best drivers in
the country contest for l rge purses; j
Dnnhury merchants an manufactur»
ers will support the Fair in cat
shape with larger and better dis ys
than ever before, and that is saying a
good deal. Outor~town exhibitors will
make great showings with their my
rlad lines. Machinery under power,
labor-saving devices and everything
imaginable that adds to the eliiciency
of man or usurps his powers io the
benefit of the times will be seen. Amid ,
ti‘iv wonderful exposition of fuctory,‘tltf claims damages 0! $2.000.
field, team. sclfiolol, icllliurch, homo and ,' The lplalnfllf alleges that at 6
store, t.e use in w not engulf the’ noo"‘n
beautiful. There will be a multitude’lu‘flocx cn-tho otter 0‘ March 27'
of artistic handiwork in decorationsl'lm'l' a dog belonging topthe defend;
and numerous articles offered for sale. 3‘11“ attacked her. biting “that“
All tastes will be catered
Lillian M. Roblnsan, through At-
torney Paul R. Connery. or the firm
of Tammany & Conneryuhas brou-tnt
suit agains: William S. and Pauline
Finch. at this city. and .WH’Y. lo-
cated in South Main street, 'vaiued
It 52.000. has been. attached. the pc-
stable William Vollmer.\'l‘he plain-
to. Thalia; her right hand and left arm. and
Lollih show tonne of the many eri-l 11 ml ed
dences of the ctandlfig ot the Daubmylmt‘t 12h e bi.“ owtpemm t y. N" 9
Fair. This portion of the Fair is an ln~l’n as “n pu to area expens.
stitution in itself and the rivalry all" "camel" “0‘1”“ ‘° ““1“" 0"“
9"me for its cash prizes and valued:and anguish, both mental and physb;
icm. and that since the alleged attnch.
ribbons.
Music, which 'adds so much will ~
have. a. prominent place. thoun‘sh' h“ nuflered 1mm hmwhfl' oer
hnnda will be heard in the big mm "“9"“ “d “"7'
and in front at the grand stand. The' The one is returnable to the court
amusement world has been louder Common Pleas on October 1.
over with eagle eye and the result Isl.
""11 an array of talent as seldom. it ’ .
om. bacon aim”. .1,“va lustbopeoplcwhoabouidoon-
man-- at the Nmt theatres no It" manna-hummin-
umnue Mammal-nus yin
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in reality the lite of these Halted;
pet-a being served ‘I‘htit‘nday by Con,
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Suftragists Sunset Exprclsion About
Anthony Amendment
1 Local sum-aglsts are anxious ‘That
every one .uho favors
their ~_ cause ._.
shall write at once to Senatorfi‘mnk .,
B. Brandeuec andGeorge P. lichens-1
at Washington, to title efleot‘." .y
“i earnestly urge you to vote in li‘a
‘vor 0! the Anthony amendment to are
‘Foderal constitution." _
The Senate is scheduled to vote
upon the lamendment. Sept. 26. The
suflrsglsts expect it will rccei\‘c a
small majority. The Connecticut
senators need persuasion.
PREFERQ JAIL TO GWIARING OFF
room nfu LAC, Sept. air—muck
Brickle. the man who refused to ac-
cept a poi-He because he would not
be permitted to spend his earnings
as he plea'scd.‘ and also abstain from
the use otillquor. has been taken to
Waunun. Pat refused a. pardon from
the Governor when. he discovered
that part of the‘par‘don meant “swear.
lug off.” ' ’
The food speculators do well do
speculate on new loan they can keep
out of ion.
Nutmeg“ undergo such; a hero
training an' the French Charisseurs
Aisha. scallion: called the “Blue on.
u-r‘ In septum to the menu train-
hlterinfintrynhoynntnhen tor
thine months to the amateurs.
when they undergo a drilling that
would kill arm on: but the
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{the store closes 'daily at six o'cloci ‘
Living Room Furniture
Continuance oi Clearance Sale
“11111098 8% in
Turkish style, dayca-
port, armchair ‘and
meter, spring cush-
ioned seats, covered in
figured silk damask,
mulberry color. Regu-
lar price $292.00
Sale price
$237.00
» WWII Bet, solid
mahogany c a r v e d
frame s, uplwlstered
coats and backs, re-
movable cushions .
Regular $359.00 ~
Sale Price
$298.00
, Kission Set of
thus pieces, fully up-
holstered, with high
springs, spring cush-
ioned seats. Best
Quality verdure tapes-
try covering. Regular
price $264.00
Sale Price
$219.00
' Mahogany Set, three
pieces,figured rose col-
ored damask covering.
Regular price $228.00
Sale Paw
Army Luggage
The kind soldiers like
Trunks—Army Lockers, official
size, heavy canvas covered, iiln'e
‘_b0\lll(l, heavy lock and ca‘tch'cs, "
l tlmw «wupnrttncnt tray.
Special $12.00
Suit Cases of Dupout fahriltoitl.
24 lllt‘l] size, leather corners, lim ‘l
lined, heavy lock and catches.
brown and lllilt‘k $6.50
Basement.
One is reminded of
Outing Flannel
at the first chilly nights
and mornings.
All the various comfortable and
.warm garments for womcn and
children are here.
White Outing Flannel Gowns for
babies, 1 and 2 years. 5100
Colored Outing Flannel Night-
drawers for children, 2 to 10 years.
i ' ‘ miss-r. 33135
White Outing Flannel,
2 to 6
vars,
$1.75
I These are all new goods 'just ar-
rived and it is doubtful'if the next
order will he at these prices.
‘ . new Second floor.
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Simon Lake’s Book‘
,L‘rhe Submarine in
5‘1 War and Peace."-
Jt presents to the under in a nintple
and interesting way the fact relating
to the submarine. It is a most valuable
booitothcnaval nan, having clear
innings of valuable inventions. and it
h not too techies! to interest the
m under. f.» ‘
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3195.00 .
Queen Anne Sit.
graceful lines, large
daveuport,high-backed
ring chair and arm-
chair. Covering of
deep, l‘lt'll mulberry
velour in en iped client.
Regular $210.00
Sale Price“ .'
$179.00
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Chromewald s'et. .. .~
tlilVQllpUl't and winged ‘
chairs. have cane pail-
oled backs and sides.
8 p r i n g cushioned
seats of blue-velour.
Regular price $60.00
Sale Price V
$124.00 ,‘
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Colonial Bet, mahog—,_ .
any frame,-upholstered :tle’Prico if
in Spanish leather. ,
Regular price$15500 $13100
Colonial Set, three ‘2'-
picccs, Ill a h oga 11y ‘ _ 1. ,
trainee and. suns, 5'. . g ‘; “ ",-
Spaulsh leather coven- $3500 l
lug. Regular price“ 5
$75.00 " ' , 435
On the rim . .. x; i‘
Spat Pumps and: Oxiordst
l
So named because they are (25-,
peeinlly designed; to wear withl
spots, ,Attractivc models are new;
on display. “ I
.i. .1,,;\?, ..: ,*L in:
Pumps. Tan._h;,-' race 7"
ll'lll ll.ll..' r, Opt-rs St)lc;
with ”Louis" heels, _$6.50‘
.lttcut kid, Opera style,E
"Louis" llt‘tJlS, :
$5.50 and $7.00:
.‘fi. Patent and tan, "lnnis"
heels, l $7.00 and $8.00
Havana ' Brown,
lit-cls,
military
coo
Black and tan Russia, mili-
tary hccls, $7.00 and $7.50
Evening Slippers
A choice assortment of slippers
for evening wear, light or dark;
colors. . l
Plain black or white satin, or blade
satin with beaded vamps. "
Patent or kid Operas. . . ~ H;
Plain silver or gold effects. ' .
' Main noon-l"
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Brassieres
,- 7"
’ A Brassiere for the stou’fr or well
developed figure is made of good
strong material with stout under—l
. arm lacings. These are adjustable.
rigififfi .-. i. . 75 m
Bandeau-Brassieros fastening in
front or back, made of dainty pink l
material for all figures, the small“
and girlish as well as the full,ma.~
tronly. ' ' no“
Special Designer
Offering
One year’s subscription '
A cosy. of Standard Qwerty.
undcoupongoodforllictnlntho
wells-cot a Standard,
Anton-‘3 .0 ., . -
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