Evening sentinel, Saturday, August 23, 1919 · page 8

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AGOMPLETE Assam or m m “’"n “4'"
h Lndiu'. W, Gillan-n5 nnd In,
fanta'. h the docks of the
ndiu' Hosiery, in Lille Thread company.
and Silk, trom 151: to $2.00 a pair. Inl
black and colon.

 

Childrena Bonanza. mmm‘
lnfanta’ Rose in cotton and. onsh-
mere. in white. black and cordovan.

EvK. BANKS

Hoyt place.

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MAHACKEMO HOTEL BLOCK. 591...”... J

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. ._ .. I Miss Estelle Hazzard. of Bridgeport. a wedding Mum . , "3'“

mm tonal”. formerly of Norwalk, has accepted a _ “v d . “ " ""1-1 1,1,

position as salesladv in Geheibee The Methodist "1d Congregational of prayer I“ l m. Morning ”"30“ I on ' ,n' “1”"- I "‘ “"n 111

i .1 FM“ for Nor-walk and vicinity: crockery store ' churches at South Norwalk. will meet I 10 30 I- in. Sunday “25001 12 to Jun- The water com-1m of tho ”l “WWW-'1' l - 1 : 1 :.,.n and

Fair tonight, and Sunday partly in union services in the Methodist ior Loyal W'orkers meeting. 3:30 p. Second Taxing W W‘mnme O.J1u-1.-.~un, 11.. . .» - 3‘... 1
~ J 11 e Nehemiah Cnntlee who hasI church. Sunday August 241b, at 10: 301 m. bo3nl Workers’ meeting and even-1 Henley '- l -

cloudy: not much changean temrwra- “ g .‘ ' . a. m and 7:30 p. in. Mr. Jacobs williing service. 7 11.111 I‘M" mm”: ‘0 "'0 05"“ ““1 ”w “ ‘ " " wins.
ture; moderate ‘79“ ‘0 southwest been quite 1‘" was able to "36.qu his “When you‘re hot over the heat Drench The eubject for the morning' Mid-week prayer and testimony filters Will be MM on Holiday. ii “n“ m” d" ’ "‘

winds. There is no welldefined storm duties in the uptown c1ty court “‘13 jug; think or that blizzard last. sermon will be: “The Unifying Spirit meeting: Thursday, 7:30 p. to. {waste of water is continued. They lay

area this morning east of the Rockv morning, hearing a number of cases. winter." :1! Chriub"'l:ls.elsubiec11t§r the;l egen-I . I'he trouble to the W. “H,” Mauivr 11. .m, ~| . 1 M I

Mountains. Pleasant weather has Frederick G. Hoth. the recent pur- —‘ an Amburgh. “if Egfiufié" 13:32:19 1:0:imiaigfi I WFITSI Chm"! ‘éthhflFt Sclcnstist. 57'101‘11 have been going over the lines “:18 “m” "‘ ‘ 111.

revailed g _ n- 1 -: ‘ .1 s h - r at 1'0 ertv of Charles W. Sta- ’ 1 9“ 3"9nue-— 9 N811 ar unday . . a . ”9 “Wk W ; 1 .

p erera 3 dur n, 111, la 1 c ase 11 ii . Some men don t know how b0 invited to attend these scr1ices. service of this church is held at ll; for sew-rel dun without locating .n} hie comm 3.: ‘3' “1111.

twenty-four hours in the northern sec-
tions. Light to local showers were
reported .in the southern districts
from Texas eastward to Georgia.
Areas of high pressure are central
over upper Michlzan and eastern
Maine. The temperature is slightly
above the normal in the central sec.
tions and is rising slowly in the east-
ern portion of the Lake region and
New England.

resold the. same to George E. Finch.
who will develop the same.

is being held at Double Beach to-day.
A number of local residents.
of this alumni. will attend.

\Villiam J.

m R A AGO of South Norwalk.

 

 

 

 

ll 10-11] :1! Kit for Kovar'near beer. I . particularly
TODAY w H . 1 Rogers & Stevens city. Sunday school even Sunday at
3 The American Band. tins 1nornln:.1 {Hi i ‘
Temporaluic- High 8‘) 11111:,3 0- Pupils arc toque. ted to al 0
F1Fa'r. ' officially notified the parade commit-”49mm" South Norwalk attend church scnlces
) ' l tee of the \l'elcome Home Celebration _._
that it would parade on Labor DalI 'fl‘“ —— ””””“—"‘ .1.._.._,-. RSQ‘I‘lttho‘raalk Baptist church“Rev
. .. ._ .... .1ae31nacm t 1
11:0. 111.11.: 3311110111 cost. 311.5. a co ..11 1h 9' BARBER CHIEF in': 56:10“ :‘ “Wlupialpfl‘s’norr. To???
5 ew-éiJ list (11" inc-nim-rs. I SAX’S W'ES'I‘ P‘A"ORS 1 "\‘unkin; ’1‘4izmher “Nth God" Evpn.
Tl1e loc'il police received a {Tut-j WOMEV BARBERSI 111;. sen-icy, Topic: "Reuiity m Re-
pluint about a number of young men - ‘ “33:511.: fixbleeschct11 {allowing the,
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- pnclnn: pvum-xs n1-n1 the iatlmad tool cGontinued trum Page One). I The regular m1d~week prayer scrv-'
The Victor A. C. and the Redwood house at about soch o'clork last cve- I ice of the church will be held on

mine will lock horns on the diamond

The freighter “Marlon” is tied up u.
Norwalk Steambont’

Francesco Rosco has purchased'the
“93' 8 H009 I! 19:. 25c 85c and soc. Edward Dull'v place at Hoyt street and

Thomas Cole. of Leonard street. re-
Epm-ted to the police that five nbhms
fwere stolen from his premises yestee

pics, at Pine Hill East \‘orwalk. 11...“:

The annual outing of the Connecti—
cut alumni of Georgetown University

members

Anderson. 0; “'innipauk.
has purchased a new oue~ton Oldsmo-i
bile delivery car from S. J. Benedict.
Mr. Anderson is;

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make thanselves comfortable.
It's mainly a matter of com-
mon-sense in dress.

Wear our two-piece suit. light .
as a feather, neat and satis-
factory.

A variety of attractive fabrics.
Your color, your fit and your
style is here. Why swelter?

St. Peter's German
church. Cedar strcet. near
nue, Martin L. Steup pastor (tenth
Sunda3 after Trinityl. ——-The usual di-

pith sermon b3 the pastor
in;
Communion 'Iill be administered on
the last Sunday of August
nual mission festival will be obsened
on the last Sunda3 in September.
cordial invitaticn to attend our serv-
iCcs is exunricd to all “ho 1119 con
ceincd about tht 1r soul's salvation.
to the Lutherans of the

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Thu: M13 91 enim.v 31:47. All £1.33
-= tuck to see if the accounts of the 01 l “1 0‘30"“? Mid all members are urged ‘0

a Amusemen Park 0- ' o n- iii ' -1' a 1 :1red on the scene. _
it lit-"0t 't mon'ow‘mfir n U My ‘ _ .. c.1nization here 1111' 1'11 shipshape “1' I 11161111.}.1 this {low following the
he. at ”.31.. new team, are m "0 3“?“- “""" 1'“ Oil-"”9“ has “'0“?! Mendel! was seen by a repnter. Hr: prayer serfiice. the regular monthly
shape. and fl g°0d game may be 9" suit for dim-c1- against Robert E. On~ said the annual national convention of buSIDESF‘ mt‘t‘ling 0f the church will
pected. rind of New (‘anaam formerly of In]? organization WOUM be held in Bui- bPFhfld
. _ . _ ‘ ' , - .1 0 early in September and the Quw- C 'oWine the momma service Sun-
' n 1 . . . . . . .~ «I . _ .
H1 1.9211111nt schmnei 321cm, Sunc South 50113.1lk. .Attome}: he0.h &. tion of whether women should be ad day, there “m be a meeting of the

trv. came up the harbor, last evening.
and anchored off the Country Club.
while the owner went on to the land-
lug at the Washington street bridge
In the tender.

charges desertiou. Papers were served
by Depu'ty Sheriff Doulens.

To-duy marks the opening of the
Connecticut Advent Christian Camp

The annual meetirw of 1210 Cancer Meeting Association at its Camp
”out Associaiiim 0‘ “1.141111151ch is bP- crounds. between Soutbington and
int held in New London with Post Plainvillc. Thc meeting will continue
master Bryan F. Malian. to—dav. Post- until Sunday "evening. August 3!. A

number of local people will attend.
An automobile. 56-329. Connecticut.
ran into a bicycle standing in front of
the South Norwalk library'at'r' :30 last
evening smashing the hon! wheel of
same. and continued on its way with-
The own-

.maaters Andrew Leary and Michael J.
Howard, of Norwalk, are attending.
“The 700 employees of the Interna-
tional Textile Company, of Bridfiapm-t
gnawed through here in eight trolley
cars for Romn Point. They will enim

a days" outing and have :1 sin}.- ilivi- out g‘np!)ing to investigate.
ner. All expenses are borne 11371111: or of the d‘nnaged bicycle is not
COltt'L'rn. known.

-('orporal il. 1'. Parks. of the local TI”, ”0”". of Stamford haw. not?

recruiting station. received wow-d, this

ntornin'r. th'll cnlii‘tnv'no‘s for the Si: look-out for :1 Hudson touring car
pal Corps wzth the exwpiion of tcle- Huh.“ {mm 111111 (.13... ‘m Thursflav.
graph operators. and Ordinancc UP» The machine is paimgd grpen with
partment for service in Siberia, and yellow stripz's‘. and equipped with a

the Signal Corps for service in ii; 7:112”: x” license numbers

are to be discontinued.

Victoria (11:1.
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SATURDAY CANDY cited t'lliZt‘ll' of Arch street datl fzfitll
1:” this morning. in which he cal 1 1:1: :1
380 Pac e group of students was “Raising H—d"
fl"; 1130 { in that vicinity was inVestigatcd by
B on Powell C0 rat on O‘i’iiccr Adams, who found everything
South Norwalk peaceful in that Vicinity when 'he
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and banjo playing was the extent of
the disturbance.

FRANK c. GODFREY
POST To MEET
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Franlz C.
council chambers C‘it3 Hall Honda}
evening at eight o‘.clock Commission-
cd oifirers “ill mect at ‘15..

At this time plans for Labor Day
parade will be perfected, and arrange-
ments made looking to asssignme'n! of
officers and men to their respective
companies.

A canvass 5110111: 111111 neariy eVery
returned scriice mun will be in the
linc of parade.

 

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IT DEPENDS

All men who have been «:1 's‘e: “lice
_ are imitcd to attynd :‘..e 111991? 11:.
UPON YOU f Monday night. A

 

 

KlD CRAP SHOOTERS MAY
LAND lN REFORM SCHCOL
Judnc Canriec bad a bow session of

You must; have a. plan to

earn and save money if

mm mzmm"

. the Juvenile Court, this morning. in
.1 you wish to make a money which the five younzstets caught
3' . . fl , _ {booting craps in the rear of the office
is, success. It ’3 the u ’ 1n of the .‘Iilve: Lake Ice Company“! a!
7' " l'PC‘P'Ilt Sunday by Sergeant Gibson
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‘1 hmkthat makes fortunes‘. and Officer Adams. were on the car—

pet. Two of the lads hive been’be
tore the court on 'Va’t'lous cll'zirges a
number of times, and their cases were
continued fox a final investigation
with every chance of their being com-
mitted io the state reform school.
, The three other boys had their cues
‘ continued from day to day and may
possibly escape such severe measures
it their promised good behavior com
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not the luck in you. Build
your savings account here
-—tbe first step in starting
.safcly. a success fund.

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' not:

Pandee represent the plaintiff. who

tied the local authorities to be on tho

A telephone complaint‘om an er“

icnn Lotion will hold a meeting at the

l a barber shop except barbering. They

teneral committee on supplies.

On “ cdnesda3 of this week the scum
in: committee «)1 the “omau‘s Asso-
liation will ’meet at Mr? G. i‘. “a-
Mrs
.mc3 is desiied

mittcd into the union will be one of
the principal matters to be considered.

This organization has two national
' auditors and it takes about two years
to cover all the barber unions in this
countn'. it is proposed to add anoth—
er auditor to the list and an effort will
be made to have the books of every
union audited by a national official
once a year. Mr. Mendel! ‘u‘ent over

 

member of this church since Januar3
1871 being immersed in our church.
a deacon for 18 years. has passed to

 

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Churches

Lutheran 1'
\Nest ave-l

Hue services will take place at 10: 303
No evend
services during the summer. Holy :
The an-

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Hickcr3 Bluff A full attengi-I

Brother Fiederick 1.3011 a faithful.

 
 

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Canliwr (tr-1m.
fDnrien Bunk l..~ .v
'cation and 3-. 1'.

Monday 11:1.
lied V1 i‘l;l~'\lil,
and mom-mi ..1 11:; 3
Town ('lml. $13 .1. 1.-
arc visiting

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' Chr.stian Science subject for Sun- tired gallons per unit: daily have “i“ ”m? 1 7'

day. August 24th: “Mind." been filtered ‘ fi‘ ' " 3-4111»

I “' ednesday evening testimony meet-u , one. ’“ "n“" 'l \ »».

ing at 8 o'clock To both these net3-' ‘ from hr! 1!:1' -

ices the public is invited A read- Mr. and Mm. John lonroe. of {111.1311 nishinc ”MA

ing- room is maintained at the same HI‘PN. 02111943ti C» I“!mber 0‘

address open each reek day. boli- trirnds, last evening, at their home 1111s limzir. 1-, .

d“: excepted. from L to 4.1101111) in honor of Mrs Percy (lateral! and and l.e>liu ii 5. 1; I.
son who leave this morning for Ha the memk I)“ 2

First Church of Christ Scientist. 6’.
,“85: “pm“, .41“. regular Sundax, Hana. Cuba. there they will join M1

at A>bur3 i‘uzl; f
guer1.ce of this church is held at 11- Camera" 'who has Nell {Fm for

 

 

"l in some time. Aaron Hm»:
Christian Science subject for Sun-i . or \‘pw 7111 .. 3 1

d3} Auzuq 11th .50“! I Mrs. Annie Dickmnn returned to her 9 d l1 . ,. ,- . .1.
\\ mneodtu evening testimony meet . . l' f _ n 3‘ ' v“ 3' ”1' -: and

,‘ing at 8 oclock. To both these 5121- : mm" “mm,“ ‘ ‘9' unending “ P“ D. 601111.111. 11.
I vices the public ls invited. A read .days in “‘ethersleld '5“ In. \Valter m _

Imagd room is maintained at the eatm fCoe Mrs Dickmnn also called on Dr.‘ E B (‘u'iw ..' \'
n recs. open each week day, holl' '3 \' Benn Roch-mp " ' '. ' ' ' ‘
da3~z excepted from 1:30 to 4: 30 p and ”S ‘ , B '- ‘h" no“ 111 I '

. nhile she pal! any. E. Curtis 1.! ‘.,:~ 1 m1
: . ’l‘l" -—-«—
Monme Street Rescue Mission. »»»»»» ' Mr. and MN' 1"“ Hamilton 1‘90 E' Sh"”"'" 3’1”

ISunday school at 2 oclock. Classes . Adams. Jl'~ are expected home from School simis'ni. '7 . .,
for all ages. Parents having children their wedding journey to the Adiron- Morris (11311“le ., .
notatten in: any other school are in- » m t h me
'viwd «3 send them to this school. Tm“ loda}. and will be ‘ O . . .

in their new residence on Roosevelt George \1 .mn. ~ ,..

Test imon3 praise and salvation meet
Iing at 3'13. “9 are pleased to an- street.
nounce that Rev. Mr. Baird from the;
Rowayton M E. church will be the
; speaker Don't fall to hear
1 Service also at 8 o‘clock.
Services during week as follows:
“'ednceday and Friday nights. Bi
ble study class. Also. Saturdu night
at 8 p to. All are cordiaiy invited toi
attend these senices. No collection:
taken. Free will offering only.

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Harry F. Brede. manger of Andrew
h‘m' Darcy's “'oodwnrd avenue store. will
Ienjoy a one-week vnation, beginning
’ Monday. Thomas Silk will take
charge of the store during his abeence.

School
Opens

Sept. 2

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Herbert A. Mathew-o- nld Lewis B.
IHurlbutt of the {my lathew—

Grace Baptist church. Sunday acrv- , con Company. left a“. m in the
ices: Preaching .3 11 o'clock by Rev. . Mathewson car for their annual nah»

James Puller. Subject: “Vt'here Art in; HID ‘0 Clayton, N- Y-
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Ithe books of Anthony Met-lino the .
INew linen agent of the union. )es; "'9 great {WV-0”“ The church ’“ m" ‘13:)? Sung‘33 a??? at 12: 30 p m i MI" and Mrs. am Can 0‘ ch- Be P‘C‘Fj'
terday and found them in fine shape Pd '7'”! “how this day for his genial “19;": “c ”8 a p m A” "e'town avenue are enjoying :1 mp on‘
There was a reason for this for when countennoo 'm be 999“ no moral 13 th t Park Cl 1. Huntington.’
I he was here two years ago he told Mr; Hiasplflthd example will live. how-I e 3 enmer. tr, 0 ‘ Phone 31 1 f. or
IMeriino just how to keep his accounts o1er. andvum- always beckon us on- Knight Street A M f: church. Rev ‘L L- “l" M ”they ‘1"
Mr Mendel! said that the W est was 11am and upward I Wm St. A. Lynch. D D., pastox.— .visit Morgan's h... ' Call at Office
Ip.m°"°at"’;hs°'.'d I." “V" of admmng JAdvcnt (51. 1 11 13 11 1 Za " Pméi‘l'éi 11‘ I: 3? i‘znéo and 7'30 p 3
.u'omen 0 onto sot" union member r‘ an 01‘1" '33 at m i so 00 P- m. ‘ . ‘9'
Shiv While about all the Opposition was and “a"?! streets East Norwaik (‘lass meeting Tuesday evening} Han-3' “' Ranch. “‘3‘“th
,t‘ound in the East. in the “‘est. .111: RH (‘ ‘! Terrw. pastor—Hait-hour Strangers cordially invited, with the American Woolen Mills at
5 Mendcll said. tlhe penple look upon the ._ _ fi __ A” .. :y—-e-_-._-— Ianiencc. 31153.. has been visiting his . , ' .
nestion as 1:13'in- a - :1 - . . ‘ , . . . . -
goint 11nd considergthat nit-0011:1211 U331.) “‘91“ (-liminated. The. journeyman SJMMER SESSION OF THE ifamm' P' H. Hangb, n his old home. a'mp‘ll’ BL 52"!

do the 'work of men should have all I 3"” demand ‘0 be Tame-WM?“ on ”W

the opportunities tlrat men have. (‘hi-t commission 3" ”WY 9335‘“ '1‘ i5 “0'
cago has over 200 women barber: wo. la r tor a board 13 b3 1111-13 up or
~ men buibers axe numerous all through' b"""“" exclusi1el3 7"9‘ '03” “k“

the “‘est and the big boom for women’ to ha3e a ho” 11 11111111311113 and *"
barber-s came with the war when there-I "0“ combatant.
was a scarcit 30f men. I
According to Mr. Mendell. women
barber's throughout the Vl'est zre:
looked upon now as :1 matte: of;
course and do not occasion any cou1-;
ment. They are found to be as good'
but no better than man. Experts
claim that while men are superior to , is hereto annexed ahd mmked Ex hibit
womcn in almost e3er3 form of hu- IA ”‘9 fill-V Of XU‘WUN ‘53-" auihonzed
man endeavor and especially in de- ‘0 95tabl.sh andkreate a public 93"“-
sinning dresses. cooking for delicate-I “"hm the ll 3 set forth in Section
feasting and wasching dishes were”: 1 of said at; therein declaring the
one. branch of work in which women. same to b3 0f DUN-T com enience and
are pre—emfm nt and that is nursinc.inecess“y- .
In the care of an invalid patient with The til! 05 Norwalk 5."
a revered brow science has discovered' 1 “‘0“ Counéil. 3' a 1‘93“!"
nothing 3.. beneficial 8.3 the cool touch I thereof. held Jui3 8.191? by a major-
of :1 noman's hand and the piettier "3 “"9. established and. created1 a
1 he woman the quicker will be the? public paik within said 13111.15. subject
grpcoveyy of the invalid. ‘md Whllt‘I . ‘0 and In accordance “.111 th& pron
statistics show that nurses receive =3i01L‘ 01' 3311‘] act "'
ntme offers of marriage than any: 3-~ The rFSPOndFMS are “190595”
icthci branch or woxk. there is noth-I i011 OT and .Claim to be (-19 0“ nfi‘s 0‘
Iing to show that “'Omen bar-bets 3’9; beaches, 90320 flat.‘ and marsh 1.13113.
-'regarded as any great catch in mat- Ibemi’en high and WW “3'9? mark
)imony It scems that them is no . 31'i1h: n the limits at the boundaries de-
nonsense about the woman b.1rber"~“€‘!‘i“l‘d in said 3“-
and those who think that woman go 4- The c113 of Norwalii acti 3g
into the business to flirt. or chi achini 1111-0111311 and bi‘ 3 commute»: 0‘ 53“]
with customers are misl. d. Council ha1c attempted to. but cannot
From art'cles printed in the 11113321313119, as provided in said act with.
he} mun Barber" by 0520 11s 0: unionsi >aid respondents. Who are in possess-1

IWRITwh SERVED O.\
MARYIB INTERESTS

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in Comment-up the makes in mg. I 1011 of 511.11 tract. and claim to be the:
‘ state are opposed to the admission miners thereof. within it. limits of
z' or women into the union Mr. Men‘ ”I" layout of said park. '

dell said he found 11115 sentiment all Wherefore. Your m'lii'fioncr mars
over the East. Ithe court to appoint a committee 61‘-

And while the S‘l’est is in the foer three disinterested men to cuiminc
from on the woman qu stion (3011- the lands occupied by the respondents
llSCtiClfl leads in another department rnd proposed to be taken ascertain
and Bridgeport shows the way TheI its vhlue and assess such sum in la I
IBiidgeport barber's have started a 301 of the owner. possessor or claim- -:
. drive to eliminate e1er31bing from am. as will justly compensate him for;
his or their lawful interest therein!
and report their doings to said court. :

ISpartacan Outbreaks Occur
and Germ“ Government
Tries to Suppress Mal.
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Idon't 'want a barber shop. shoe-shiny
in: parlor, hat cleaning establish-
ment and manicuring emporium. with
blondes on one side and brunettes on
the other, all mixed up. They chain:
that the dust from cleaning hats and
shoes and perhaps the powder on the
faces of the‘ mnnlcurists is not sani-
1tary and union barbers put cleanli-
‘noss above everything except conver
sation. The Bridgeport union is now
engaged in trying to interest Hut
ford and New Haven in this cam-
paigmbututaru learned, other
cities will not do anything about It
“the barber maniacal-s make
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ery, 'it is said. already have been
identified in Germany.

PARIS, Friday, Aug. 22,—.“ a
meeting of the Inter-allied Coal
Commission with German experts
at Vietname- today, it fin decided

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all 'previous record but the present in- ““6 s‘re‘" ' Itixed Paint, Emir ‘. BT11:
dications are that this year‘s peace \ir ard )1": lie 'Ichean and. Window 1nd Wipd"‘:eld Gl
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:11: 3116121123111:un if "m “cm dauxmer Dorothy at Dot-nit. mam Askim: lime cr-f
’ ‘ f_ “‘_- ”m gan arc 311111111; 1111. Carl Schub and’ paper hanging.

A cognion ofbibe Filféennzh Reci- 3:; 53:1“ Schneider of 1” South: A. COK‘EN
mam. .' '.. is ein: be in the townI r ~ - ,

- < I 141 Wuhini“
hail. hast Haven. today. The mcm-r i 5
hers and tlirir relatives bail dimvz-I Rev T' J m m M S‘I’
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MERRILL BUSINESS COLLEGE l? Putnam street.
CLOSED YESTERDAY,

The habit of summer study is rapid—3 Miss Esther Smith of Norwant and
ly increasong. Nearly fort-37 pet‘sons‘3fiss Gladys Marl of Mport. ,Ieft‘
enrolled ii} the South Norwalk branch last Saturday 90' Muse‘its.
of the Merrill Business College sum! where they ‘1“ N M 0‘ ”13‘3"“,
:ner session which ended yesterday. for two week. '

Tlie'fall term opens September 2.‘ '—‘“- 1’
and the 91' ening classes start Septem-. u" Anthony m I!” Ed m

Alread3 mam. have enrolled her home in Brooklyn bod-J. after hav-
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