GUARANTEE
SUITS/or BOYS
LEATHER mien
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g Fourteen Pieces of Leather——
Strong-“But Light at a Feather—
Make This Boys‘ Suit Wear Longer
they give added permanent shapeliness—and laugh
resistant
“LEATHERIZED" ‘
Guaranteed Suits for Bovs
Popularly pri:ed, too. Sizes 6 to 18 years.
where in town.
N orwalk
They strengthen ELBOWS, POCKETB, SEATS and KNEES—
at hardest
strains. This patented idea is found only in the famous Wear-
All-Wool fabrics, dandy style, and tailored with utmost care.
May we show them to you today? You‘ll not find them else-
Rogers & Stevens
South Norwalk
THERE‘S ALL SHAPES AND SIZES
for the hall.
just like a cheerful coal fire without the dust and
ashes. It's the mast. attractive for living room
room and they are all mcdegately priced.
. IT‘S HERE IF IT‘S HOUSEWARE
I Phone 527
9'0th Delivery
GAS HEATERS
A little round one for the bedroom or the radiator style
Then there‘s the open fire place style.
Looks
dirt of the
or dining
Albert F. Gehebe
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'to the superintendency of
.llaven district.
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SUCCEED Da'nsur-
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“over the top." Dr. Dent’s duties will'
rflluire headquarters in New York and ,
therefore residence in that city. He.
will take up his new work about Octo—‘
INT 1. I
Bishop Luther B. “’ilson has now
ltev. Dr. John Henry Bell
the New
He is now serving’
as pastor of Simpson church, Buook-I
lyn. There seems to/ be universal‘
approval of the appointment. Reml
(‘. l5. harm. of \Vest Haven. and Rev.
Mr Death. or Middletown, have been
rr‘ecly mcntipned for the place. as
well as some others who are not in
the district, but probably no better
man could have been found than
Dr Bill. The appointee knows the'
disrricr \u-Il, for he was a highly suc-
cessrrrl pastor in New Britain for ten
years. lie has shown ability as
lilt'tlt'ltvt and as administrator, and
wrll ri-t-tirt- a hearty welcome by
rlri clergy and laity. He will move
Hi this city about October 1. and will
mirrpy (Irv drstrrct lronsc on “'hitncv
avcnni- ilr. lit-ll was born in New
York city. graduated from the (.‘ol-
lcci- «it tho- (‘Zty (it .\'I‘\\ lork (A. lily
in l\\.\. and tiom lire“ 'I‘lreological
Seminary in l\!t1.‘ He spent two years ,
in further- \Iudit‘s in European uni-'
\i-l'sltio-s 111113 was out" of the youngest
Arrrvrrcans to take a I‘ll. 1.). degree
in :r German university.
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THE NEW CLOTHES.
4l~ll‘l('ll trlrrrurinr: l> lI‘P-l
>l\(‘l)' llli'
girirrr: distinction h} t‘tlllll'lllitlltlll withi
I‘Xlt‘ll-Y
on Mllllr of new models.‘
ilowcrs.
Ilri‘lt- Yard-n prinlul :nrir'gvllo ls
combined \xi'lr plain noiur and girv
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(“ml in heavy silk cord.
Among the pr- Hits! ricu'rgws no“
lit-ill}: tit'l'i t‘cd l> a .\t'l'ir~' .wnrrposcd of
s'rnpli- irnvlrr‘sllp and Fllril‘t ”\‘I‘I‘Jtlt'k-
t'l in contrasting rolor and lllttlcl'iul.
Noyclty I-‘renclr fir)“: rs suth as arc'
usi-d by rrrillirrrr~ :rl‘t' rtrclrrilul Ill thi‘.
n! \v trirnnrinus
.\'~\\‘ ilrapcry llltflv‘llll'll" include a
fa~lriozr ot' w-rrwn'rati'rr. witness at"
from so ;r~ to form "No largo opt-ll
Jim-laws
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The light undercut? effect in tumor
i-l \xi‘lr man}.- of rhr- flowing sleeves.
.\ ;~’ uni» ct" winch outlines- the arm
plum“: of in. nine frocks, but is only
llrl‘l ill (”1" sill“
'l'rr. manderin coat lini- i<
:rrri’r .l-i. . tl in sou .- smart S'l‘t'5‘3 l_\'pt‘.\‘.‘
('Irirresw
Silur ill-(licks are combined with
drain -I skirts of >.rlill, tatTcta. or vt-l-
\li t-tih :l porripatlorrr I'alvirc
l'ltrirr tailored styles without rrlzra
Ilw'tlTJ vfim'ts of any Mild are said to
. 'r in demand front retail mantl-
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the most particular candy eaters.
we have.
all the time.
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to the making of this quality of ice cream.
if you will take some home you will agree with us.
\ This or? is not equalled, we believe, anywhere in this city.
We have to this to many and they have tried it on the strength of
this statement and have returned and said we were right. - If you
have not already tried this XXX ice cream we tell you the same and
We are selling more candy than ever. This is not surprising as
we have in our employ a candy maker that knows how to make the
best qualities. We furnish him the very best materials and instruct
him to spare no pains to make such candy as will positively satisfy
Come in and we will gladly give you a sample of any candy that
Made while you wait which not absolutely so emphasises the fact
that all our candy is absolutely fresh and that we are making candy
qr?“ (lut- 0nly Store at 10 South IIinSt.
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materials and the result has been that our ice cream trade has in- '
creased very much indeed since we have devoted our efforts entirely ‘
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and R D. m., Saturday.
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Reina-fine: 60.; of Hartford.
HARTFORD, Sept. 18.-—Richter &
(‘0.. Hartford brokers. and Potter
Brothers & Co., New York. brokers,
Were successful bidders. yesterday,
when 4.505 shares of the capital stock
of the First Reinsurance Company. of
Hartford, were Offered for sale by the
Alien Property Custodian. The pur-
chase price was $610,000. The stock
Was sold June 11 to Goodwin llcach. oft
Hartford. for $783,000, but the bid was
withdrawn because of a stipulation‘
that the purchaser should pledlzt1 him-l
self to permanent ownership of the
The company was organized in l
1911 by the I‘nited States representa- :
live of the Munich, (:crman Reinsur I
ance Company. I
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BEST PAID IN STATEI
BRIDGEI‘ORT, Sept. 18. Bridge-r
liorL's teacher's‘are the host I)?!id III ”I“
state and the best paid of any city of
COIIIWU’BIIVG size in New England or"
stations. This city
stands second lowest in lllt' rosl of
maintenances of high school, and thirdl
lowost in cost of operating schods. asl
('Ompart‘d 'with ten fillll’S oI approxr—‘
nratcly the same silt".
BRIDGESORT
HARTFORD POST 0F
LEGION HEAD-S LIST
“'ATERBI'RY, Sept. 18. v\‘\’itlr less
than one'third of the tlllrty~four posts
in this state heard from. headquarters
for the American Legion in (‘on-
hers enrolled. Ilamt‘ord heads "i"
list of the state with 1,634. Water-
liUI)’ Ig second with 91:3.
AIndications for being made a rot.
must lie In the hands of the regis-
thr lraIl
o'clock this afternoon. \‘(iti-ls will bo-
rrars of voters at city ll.‘ -'
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ALL THE tAUSES
0: TOOTH.DECAY
V‘lhat You Should Know About Your
Dentrrice
If you are :tlrsolrrtclt cci'taru that
the dcnIiIl‘lti' you in.“ II~t| (lots .ill
not only onc of lllt>r wings:
I. (‘orret's mouth tools
3 \\'lrilcns tr-cilr
11 l{t'lllt)\"~‘ ululrkc gvrmriillll
I, l‘r« \ O‘lll:~ tooth (it-1‘? .'
7. I‘rtutes :~ pit-tr -.nt tilsle.
Tlrrn contrnuc to use it raillrt'nllx
if you are not sure, you should
all mians change to .‘ll’K & R l‘alot
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Any Time” Is Baking Time
With' A Glenwood
under perfect
This is made possibl
Patented Glemvood
“llllll dons perform al llhirt‘ (illllt. of}
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.\lcl\' A- R (‘alox forms lint-van: inl
tl‘c rtrorillr ' I correct inouIIl acids It!
I ““1. (“litre peroxide of 'rv-
drown. which whitcns the tee":
r'elea-‘cs Nature's refreshing
part
the dangerous
The Iime-uater and per“
oxide combine to rcnroyc the glnclike
film in which dccarccrnrs breed. and
which hardcns into tartar.
which ‘llt‘hl'lllllI s cu-ry'
mouth and
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N. Y., N. H. & H. Ti“ TABLE
Corrected to June 8, 1919 5
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW YORK
A. .\I.~l:181. 5:421. 5:491. 6.08,
6:571. 7:111. 7:541. 8:161, 8:191, 8:591,
9:241. 9:39, 10:331. 10:521. :
P. .\l.~—12:031, 12:52 (Stamford
only). 1:091. 1:381. 3:171, 4:321.
5:271. 5:463, 6:001. 6:061, 6:261, 6:47
(Stamford only), 7:021, 8:061, 10:071.
Sundays .
A. .\I.—-1:18. 5:411, 5:491, 8:59.
9:191. 10:33x, 12:031.
P. )l.—-1:091, 2:441, 3:121, 4:321,
6:46, 6:061, 7:021, 7:12, 7:451. 7:571.‘
8:061. 10:071. 10:40, 12:341. '
NEW VORK TO SOUTH NORWALK
A. .VI.-—12:101. 4:101. 5:30. 6:34.
8:001. 8:511, 9:151, 9:451. 10:501.
1’. M.—12:031, 12:45 (Fridays and
Saturdays only), 1:091. 1:351 (Satur-r
'Iay only). 2:151, 2:57, 3:301, 3:53,‘
1:131, 4:23. 5:131, 5:29, 6:001, 6:03.
7:301, 8:101, 11:151.
Sunday:
A. M.—12:101, 6:00, 8:001.
9:211. 10:031. 10:501.
P. M.—12:10, 1:031, 1:541.
;:02, 5:25, 6:001, 7:05, 7:301,
9:001, 10:001. 11:161.
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW HAVEN
A. ISL—12:261. 1:201, 5:401. 6107.}
7:15. 9:191, 10:22, 10:531 (Bridgeport),
11:581.
P. M.—1:20, 3:271, 4:28. 5:19, 6:211.
6:51, 7:081,8:091.8:401,9:25x. ,
Sundays.
A. 11,—122261, 1:201,
10:19, 11:121. 11:58:.
P. M.—2:101. 3:051. 4:421. 6143.
8:331. 7:081. 8:281, 8:401, 9:251, 10:18,‘
11:16 (Bridgeportlr I
NEW HAVEN TO SOUTH NORWALK
A. M.—12:101 (exeept Mondays),
4:421, 4:531. 5:50. 6:50, 8:051, 8:30.
9:411, 11:00. .
P. M.—12:17x, 3:401, 4:25. 5216L‘
6:32, 5:37, 6:11, 9:181.
Sundays.
9 : 001,
3 : 351,
8:101.
7:43. 9:19:,‘
A. M.—12:101, 4:421, 4:531, 7:55,
8:301. 9:411, 11:00. . 3
P. M.—12:711. 1:551. 2:431. 3:401.
‘4:35, 5:101, 6:111, 7:051. 9:181 9:35,‘
11:40. -
SOUTH NORWALK TO DANBURY
A. M.-—6:11, 8:27, 9:591.
P. .—-1:2't, 1:541 (rt-Mon
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church. was announced, Sunday.
in the oven and tells at a glance w
It‘s so plain and easy a c
air valve.
The Easy Rolling Twin Grate. Bars,
back. so quickly clean and brighten
can be done at any time—morning, n
The Marvelous Glenwood Oven,
control, and can be uniforml
for the most delicate cake,
biscuit heat of 450 degrees.
Balanced Oven Damper and the
registers the heat already
hether to open or close the sliding
hild can understand.
temperature of 300 degrees
advanced to the‘ correct
e by the Glenwood
Indicator that accurately
neatly geared to roll forward or
the old fire that perfect baking
oon, or night.
surrounded by hot air chambers is
y heated to the moderate
vie-m.»- ...
or quickly
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about why a Glenwood Range “Makes Cooking Easy
(«1‘ W WANg'W .h
grow CANAAN
II. S \\'ecti arid llirarrr lla\i~ ~pclil
Sunday at llantam Lulu;
Ilcr. .\lr Kltltltl of li"l(lL't‘pOTl 'lecan
his lmstotal' in the Methodist clrurch
on Sunday morninz.
\\'. A. Smalllrorn has returned from
his two week's \acation which was
spent in tho (‘atskill Mountains.
The plate glass window in the posh
oflice have both lettered plainly >0
that they can be read at a considerable
distance.
‘The Fair of Flowers‘ is the caption
under which The New (‘anaan Grange
will give a fair at the Town Hall. \\'ed~
nesday and Thursday. Sept. ‘24 and 25
from 2:30 m R. and from 7:30 ‘till ll.
Mrs. \\'. Samuel Raymond (‘I‘IPlll‘al'
ed her birthday. Sunday. in company
Iwith her husband and family, by en-
joying a pleasant motor trip to Litch—
”field and home in the way of Bridge-
port. .\Ir. and Mrs. (‘. E. T. l-‘airtv
‘and children accompanied them in an-.
other car.
The total net ri-r-eipts of the recent
euchre and dance held in the Totni
Hall under the auspices of the ladies
of the Altar Societv of St Alovsius’x!‘
as
$1,087. This is the best record yen:
and is considered excellent for a onol
night stand. i
Arthur Chippanelli and Angelo Polo
were before Justice St. John. Thurso
day evening charged with keeping dogs
which annoyed the residents of theI
neighborhood. “'hen the trial had
fairly started it was learned that
the dates on the complaint and wu-
rant did not tally, and in consequence
Justice St. John nolled the cases.
Improvements are being made to.
the Silverberg store at the corner at
Main street and Railroad avenue. The‘
and Bob corner show window but been told!
may!) only). tut. 4:391. 0:37. “influx! a plate glass one of much
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HWOO
The A. J. Collins (Cut... Sc. l‘il’orwallt
mum and m iron grate “I“ I». t-‘l'i
str'uctcd 1
.\Ir. \Viilanr‘. has taken possession
of ”it lrilliI‘I‘V business rcccntlv tilt".
chased from Mr. libcr‘hardt. As soon
as possible, tlrc now proprietor will
make ni-cdwl irnprovmncnts both I"
the bakery in (‘hcrry street and I'll‘
store Mr. \\'ciland has morcd his
furniture hero. and will occupy tllt‘
'lrouse in South avcnue to be vacated
by Mr. Eberhardt who expects to mo\‘-;
to Tarytown this week.
The qualifying round of the colt
championship was held at the New
(‘anaan (‘orinty (‘Iub on Saturday,
Sept. 13. The following plafers quali
lied to continue at match play: A. B.
Allan. 53: Daxid Rogers. 80;: .-\ l’.
Thorton. 87: Thomas W. Hall. W;
George 13. Blood. 93: L. l‘. l’rothing-
ham. 94; M. K. Parker. 97; Marshall
Stearns. 98. As a rrsult of to» draw»
ing. the following order will be played
next Saturdav. Hall plays Stearns.‘
Thortin plays'Parker. Rogers plays
Blood. I-‘rothinglram plays Allan
There were 22 entries for tho’cvnnt.
and the second eight players will at.
so continue to play for a prize. '
EAST COAST FISHER.
MEN QUIT WORK
ROCKI.A.\'D MAINE, Sept. lti.
Three hundred employes of the East
Coast Fisher-its. Company quit work
today because of labor- difficulties.
One group, numbering about 100
men, who had been working eight
hours a day constructing new build’
lugs and enlarging the
plants, claims they were
work nine hours for the same pay.
The fish handlers numbering 200
asked for an eIthiour day and an
increase from $21 to 824 a week.
They had been working nine hours.
The company annouccd that there
would 1be a compromise and thooe
who did not wish to work wold haste
phyenvelopeo. It is claimed 8b
asked to
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company's i
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CHEERS FOR MAYOR DONOVEN.
\lnst o. Illl‘ clu- rim; yi-sl- «lay was
tor tlli scrticc nrcn. hill on up. ....:..
ril‘ll the \I‘I \ It c m: r‘ l‘:'r~- .l in rr'
\ort o'S to cheat "l‘rrr l. .l: r r_\ ' .Iu-
politicnl uar lltriw‘ Ill Noruni‘n "‘liu
mayor had led the parade down \'\. od-
ward a\cmlc wrllr licni-ral Ho» 'cll
l'lost. who \\':II III the alliro‘ nl iris
rank. whcn ho was. Irrigadit r LOJlI rail
or the slate, and cornmandcr or 'lm
National Guards At tIrc Rant. r Ll‘uw‘rs
the mayor arid General Pl‘tlst - 111- mil
a car and tlt‘ivon into :11"
grounds while the then formed a .‘uol-
low square about the machine. Lan-
ttnant Walker lmnor
wounded men came
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:15 ”I“
Slot cy's
to rc~t
mayor's machine appeared and tho
mcn gaxc three cheers for the nmynv‘.
CUT THIS OUT—4T ls WORTH
MONEY
DUST \lrh‘s‘ THIS. t‘ut out this!
slip. (fields.‘ with five cents and mall
10 Full} and ('0.. ZKRB Shofl'ipld AVL.
(‘hriaco lll.. writing your name and
adilr “' i-l). You “'il'l IT‘Fthl in
t'i‘rurn a trial package containirrs Wo—
Iot‘
.nrrglrs colds and ct'onp; hid-
:it\' l‘rll- for pain in sides and lath:
rheumatism, liacltat‘lm. hidnv) .iml
liltddcr ailments; and Foliy t‘atlrai-
tit Tabli Is, a wholesome and through-
ly clcanstn; cathartic, for constipa-
tion. ‘uilliousncss, headache. and. slot:-
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