;_ , .tate Conventlin
4 ‘5 _ m thud 1t.
Preparations are rapidly nearing
mm lcr the state convention oi
the Ancient Order 0! Hibernians and!
Ladies’ Auxiliary of the order. which?
w he held in mm on Wednes-
day and Thursday. Septamber 10 and
11. Letters are being mailed "by the
. committee which has charge or the
w ' event to all delegates to the conven-
tion. announcing the hour and place
where each meeting in conectioii' with
‘ g the convention will be held.
1 One of the members of the ccnven~
60! committee said, today.
dred delegates from the various towns
and cities in the state would attend
the convention. and it is also expecleu
‘that several of the national oflcers
will attend.
The knowing is a copy of the letter
which is being sent to all delegates:
“The committee of arrangements
{or the biennial state convention of
"the Ladies! Auxiliary. to be held in
Danbunr on September 10 and 11. and
organizations and the citizens or the
city. extends you ahearty welcome 'to
> U
tertainment cf the delegates arevwell
in hand. and no efforts will be spared
to provide (or their pleasure. 'or to
make the convention one of the moat
We and successful in the history
o! the state organisations.
"The delecates will assemble for the
‘ opening of the eonsention in joint ses-
sion in city hall at three 1). m.. “'64!-
. nesdas. September 10. where welcom-
ing addresses and other preliminary
enercises will be held. At the con.
. olusion of the opening exercises, the
delegates to the A. O H. contention
will proceed to Hull‘ s Arman hall op-
o
'pocite the city hall where their con-‘
vendor: will be held. The Ladlee'
Auniliary convention will be held in
city hall.
‘ "01f “'ednesday evening, Sethmner
1*- 10. a runner for the delegates fill be
served in Hull‘s Armory hall. to be
{allowed by a musical and literary
WILL 008m IIDARIURY program, and also dancing
A. O. Etc M‘EWW; It?!
that it
was expected that at least fi\e ifu‘nf
the Ancient Order at Hibernians and
"E the name at the members of the‘
be present an that occasion. Arrange»;
merit! for the accommodation and ‘en-‘
filth
{the securing ofthe In and unethiad
Jarret-ti trip (or Male“
50. carnation. When pun-chasm!
tickets delegates should ask for con
titlcate entitling them to purchase re-
iturn ticket from Dunbar: to: one
third of the regular M This is in
portant. as at least 25. 0! thin: em
tiflcates will have to he ”lent-I to
the validating agent. who wil be at
the convention for that purpose in
order to secure the reduced rate.
Q ‘The committee has prepared a list
of hotels and rooming howees where
rooms are available for delegates. and
requests for reservations as earlr as
possible. also spedl’ymg whether hotel
or private rooming house accomtnoda—
tions are desired. It will be taken for
5 wanted that rooms are desired" for the
night of Sepnernber 10 only unless
'otherwise specified. Every effert will
be made to secure reservations for
delegates where desired. but it may be
necssary to assign some requests for
hotel accommodations to private
houses. The committee will notify
each applicant for reservations where
Location of same is previous to the
convention "
JUDGE IORABACK RETIRES.
CANAAN, Aug. 23.——A’ssociate‘ Juer
tice Albert T. Roroback of the
Supreme Court of Errors. having
reached the statutory melt in. age to
day retired and Judge “'iliiam 8
Case of Hartford moved from the Su-
perior Court bench to that of the Sn-
preme Court. Former Attorney-General
George E. Hinman of “‘illimantic.
will qualify to take the vacant seat on
the Syperior Court bench._ The ap-
pointments were'made by Governor
Holcomb.
WANT TO BE POLICE WOMEN.
NE‘vV YORK. Aug. 23.—Four mem-
bers of the Y. Vii. C. A. hare been
asked to become the first police women
of the new _Czecho-Slo7Q§{ Republic.
The police women are wanted for
social service work at the ancient eapio
tal or Bohemia. '
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Although our
sale is over we
Still have Bedding and Floor
(.overmg to offer
: their
at. reduced.
wa- prices. . ,
C9nnecticul Bedding Store
‘”- ‘ - Tet 963—4. 37 wasmcron 5mm
E2:
5
At no time of the
furnish whole or part
Sale. .
when you a better opportunit to re- 5
Of your home than during wrym 5
BEDS
Our entire four
with money saving values
floors are filled5
urgently asks that divisions send in _
;Thanics at London Bridge.
it“ E
If!" -— _
It. In hm Hat m, Now
. mm an. on." can;
Several w nee eh”!!!
the finish-g den-1mg file Intel:
Hat Company. New Xiflord, were nn-’
able to work yesterday on account of
a snail In (Mi-0.8.
dayflght‘. The da-age wan but flit
3‘-
r1
u‘aaatat-lat melamine”,
man-dugbutthidrenached a
number a bench- ao th‘ the new
employed there were unable to work
yesterday. it no expected at. the
once that the damage would ‘be rt.“
paired so that work card he fun-ed
within a dav or two. .
The origin of the are is not incin-
The blaze was discovered by the;
night watchm- ahodt 19:30 ddack. I
He hurried across the street and
awakened the fireman employed' inf
the factory. who allied him in Izhting g
the he. fiver-ll other,“ in the}
vicinity also helped in 'subduing the ..
flames. uehg chemicals and water and '
By element: work soon had the blaze‘
extinguished without the necessity of.
calling out the. town‘nre department i
m sumv oosenvauc: 3
NEW roan. auo.‘za—-tabor was?
invited. today, by the 'Presbyterian;
Church to join in ohaervance d Aug”
net 3] 35 "Labor Shaw”. 5
In an appeal (- estnhllshaent of
"a Christian brotherhood throat-12mlT
industrial democracy." Dr. mniam7
Hiram Foulkea general set’l‘e’fary of
theNewEraMentotthePl-eehv
terian Church said: ‘
“The church stands at the for-I e!
the roads. pointing the av. On tho?
one hand is m. waif. inhale:
Bolsheuisn. caring neither tor hath-9‘
nor for brotherhoode—me way of Vio-
lence greed and 4homeless. immorali‘
ties 0n“ the other is Christian dt‘:
"1001101.“ ..
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The police or Maura have t
out a general alum for Antonio BIL;
Blast. an [mulls (I! that city. whfi In”
his home on august 20th to go tom?
and has not been seen since He‘ls
sixty—three years of age. married and,
has {our children Re to described as.
being six feet tall. .weigha 130 pounding
has grey hair and mustache and med—'3
inm complexion. “files: last set-if .95:
was dressed in a blue coat. bro“
overalls. sort hat and woolen ““5
shirt. His mind is believed h be
affected. For the past twenty”?
years. El Biaai hast worked in an lean’
li- “found kindly and con-
Camille,
mnicatew t}. (‘hiot' > William
E. Brand of Word . - .5
ANTS A3 EXCAVAT:RS. l
Everyone has observed. trees that
have been hollowed out by ant. and:
it is apparent that their hitting powers 5
, are equal to workinz in the hardest
:woods.
58nd authentic
i
in tunneling. ants are expert. :5
cases are km]
tunmiine under ditches and
streams. lndeed. a South American
V‘ .
i: am ls said to haVe excas ated a tunnel ‘
under the bed of the Paralyha. river
unpluewhereitisaabrendas_the'
"GOLDEN’S
TIRDLY
CLEARANCE
SALE
NOW INPIOGRBS
j-fivw
If you could find a tea hid:-
ter than any you have used-— ”
and lower priced—wouldn‘t >
you be wise enough to buy tit
always! Today go to the nett-
est Van Dyk store and buy ’a
pound of Van Dyk a Q313- .-
J‘eo. 'ou 'll pledge alkgnnoe r
after the first cup. . 5
QUIET. 8 lbs. $1.45; “a El
Vim mgmm‘sscih'
601111.:th 1-315. _
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” Y, AUGUSIa'm’ k
n--. m.
:1
' i,“ (araUIMIIJll/’
g. “of f «3r spun-unease);-
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'5 m
mdtf.‘
There is a First Showmg of Printzess Coats
in Early Autumn Styles
Four new models. All are sensible, warm, and very good to look
at. The materials are wool, the linings of sol-satin. Collars, cufis
and trimmings are amording to the latent tailored ideas. . W, mm
Priced at 545:00 and $50.00
'
Men's underwear
In medium weight suitable for between <c‘
Sale of Wash Goods Remnants
Several hundred yards at varying lengthsof
.1.
; WVafles, Plain Voiles, Sing-lune, wear" . . . .
é: Qualifies. White Dimity Nainsoolr, “13:23:31?“ “5‘ "1““ m3 0’ 55““ “is:
15?. LfithlothandBatiste.
‘ 20mmtlessthanoriginalprioes.
third floor.
4; A: the Art Department - .- . . >.
' amt-mum ' Pia in celluloid. These are S‘Odungs for ChiH-en
scarce and rather hard to get. We were fortunate to
secure these.
‘ 'SteeICnchelHoolaingoodassortment.
hnitationBeadedB‘sowcll done they are
hard to tell from genuine beads. There are several
patterns to select from and one buys the frame and
lining according to taste.
I Bead loo-a. with leaflet containing one dozen
or more attractive designs for lndian bead work.
These re 75 eta.
A good stock of Beach in various colors, steel,
gilt or jet included.
firmware.“ forScptcmber- is
' Shit: and Drawers, “Bristol" make, \5.T.;’
gray, all sizes.
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ix) .
0| .2.
' *
White English lib, in sizes 01,11 to o. 50 cts. a ,2. 2r.
_Wh£aeMuuaiudin afinc rib, sizes 0 in S‘_ \
farm cordovzn 59 cts. a puil‘.
Wflhbhck only, sizes 710 0‘ .
“#55
.\l,-
d8.
Your Name. Woven on Tape
One of the best ways to avoid losmg tin
bedding or household linens '5 to have them m.
with one's own name. Any style lettering m; '
selected in :1 variety of colorings and they 1m . . .
sewed on any garment or article. ' 5
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Id ,
“0" re 3’ 15 ‘8‘ ' 0°!" Place an order now as there may be :1 rusfx ?
3 .. ‘8'“ M- 3 dozen names. 85th 6 dozen names. $1.2:
WOmen's Union Suits — ‘2 dead“ “3"” S’ ’2'”
. ‘ k i a ‘ ~ None:- 5
: ‘ “’hcn the armistice was signed the mill which
produces one of our most popular union suits, had on
hard 3 large quantity of yarn for making sunnner
.vcsts for the U. S._ Navy. This they have put into
women's union suits and called them “Liberty Suits.”
. {The weight of this fabric is ideal for early fall wear.
5th Kerchief:
Navyyfluc and
a few in. yciionzc- "
be used 95 maid} r. \
to tie over ends hi5."
“Jazz" Ties
hnpossible to describe
for they look like Batik
work, ”fad and dyed.”
Y‘
2 {two shapes only, low neck, sleeveless, knee or ,
.. j. m length. Sizes 34 ~44. 69m at“ 4:125
Alain-«31.15 ”m“ ““5"- xfihw F.
"The cumin all}... m Society .~ . .
Fdncts at Newmgtou the only Home tor Cram»: '
Edam in this State." ‘
i "Theflaneiscondemnod by his-rancctfu
Sock Supporters
hibecli‘u
Dainfiiy made afiaits
of pink, blue or white
ribbon.
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-- Encha'pa'n. pamcs." Agnew andfireproof Home must be i
V ‘ ,lnfii “who: ‘. 5
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ltecpupwitholhcrchlldrea. NMfitebyan5..
nichacmdnnkofuzhandcap. 0f your i:
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