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the summer vacation. sideuts there, your“ _ 7 . 4, , . . , , .
““4““ -' —__‘*-_ "i ' ““3““ ’ . ‘ "Woziiaheeum' m‘u‘Mk .
. 32. m siret‘t . - fifiiv-éigxme? “mm“ 0!! ML A dog struck by an We « the l u a a.“ ‘3' I I Envy . r, J . p. '.
.1... polloo Emmy about ' g . ._ _ 4 the corner of South 1* ad Crone - , . r“ .. p . ‘ 2 ._
, mu: fruit. gagimgmgd ”m“ at streets. was shot by ,mn nh- m ‘t h h“ ma“ . l
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. l rte:- a short 7'
._- ton Ipckwood as ll was My ln- m' P’m’mme' R‘ ~ ‘ m...“ m i”- 'm’“
, n~ Harris & Guns. l W jured. Last night a complaint was re. “'8 0‘ tree mm “imm- “I “M m “flu; - ~ _: ~__ _» . .. . . ‘ y; .- - , _,_ - “,5-“ u-,..... s
,-_. The Ladies“ Aid Society or the Nor- ccivui Ly the where that the 9.1:; was “m. T“ M V“ “In! ‘9‘ here several times with her brother
1 . . . Mums. son of ‘Mr. and Mrs. wMk M. E. church plans to hold a still there. by two lull-no. both said no hem “a .met‘ Mr. end Mrs. P. B. Keva-
3... . or East avenue, attendothgirkaf t3: chgrch during the first 26 years old. am, 013. M: amt: flames! ‘ ’
.., _. Hill Tennis Tournament. 99 m cent er. , Richard Dun 0 El ' enue . the new: ’t 6" m ‘ great 4 S and
1"“ l. M‘ M _ . B m E Stat reported to tilt p&,c:t::? rm A most successful sale of aprons, about] to huénnengnmd ”mg-whet“ mm the . 4 y
-——-—-—— iss anon ee 11 0 en ld Seturdn at- or one on .. .
H ”W A. Mintz was summoned ”island, is Spending the week-end and horse Was in hie garden, eating his cake and food was he I ,.
had . of hire. John H. bemved m.
5,... i..- m nhica, .N, Y., where his holiday Wm, Morris Sloan and mm vegetables. The animal been ternoon at the home ,
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‘1“ 3‘ ””mmm Min‘z- “’4' “ed- M“ “3" °‘ 1‘90“” “met- 22:9 little timefhe 3333:” tog: $31.33?“ the Eureka Rebenn um Josephine ‘vaero who in” wheel suits--.-
‘1“ ' mended the funeral' ! An all day Will be held at “'° ”“1"“ ‘° “ he“ ““1" ”a d sun' '"ms“' “0' 42' I' 0' or Firm? 331:: aunt's mfii’hé‘fi. “If“; '
. and Mrs. John Luddlngton and the tent on Marshall street today by ds‘e’fig“°mmg “ '” id“ We? N' t he“ °’i.":.‘:.“"3.u“ attendee. al in Brooklyn on - m *“ W" m‘ L ' me rich ‘ green mm ‘
4h. tin-rs Celia and Edna are expect- Rev. and Mrs. Theodore Eisner who le' ““10 3?” that ‘ had 8”. co tage on leafed b thI Sound by her family on Summer “Id t8 m “I met ' L 1
N‘ ., return tomorrow arm a five for the past month have been non. mmhht‘fi 35' 10",? “"1””? t° f}; ““5311: $2,?" c y en win leuve on . * lbrovmmixtures that keep their widened In.
m. .ntomobile trip. during which lng evangelical services there. t a “d 30 en away rom . I ' I
m: lll"_V' visited in Great Barrington.! L V r
. mint, and New Hampshire. i Rev. James B. Warner has Again re- '
sumed charge of. all services at
Roton Point Park Labor Day apec- Grace church. The Rev. and Mrs.
ial display of fireworks. Dancing Wermer have enfoyed a delightful
afternoon and evening. stay at Ontario Club in the Catskills.-
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Service DoneeMouey Saved. If you, With the opening of schools tuna» ’
build to Sell. it you iinild to Rent. row, the many school girls who hire 7
or build to own and live in. you point Men aeslsting during the summer he. ‘
L We Keep Open Saturday N'giu Until 9 o’Cloclt. ]
with pride to our attractive homes. operators at the local telephone ex- m NOT Sizes 8 t0 18-of-extra value 4 , ‘
Bungalows or colonial Homes not change will return to their studies. 1
Hogan. M'rite or phone 1082, St. John , .-—-.-—.--—.-r , Breath-081“. '
s- Keyser, Builders, city. 1 The funeral of J’ahos H. Carroll,
who died September 3, at the Fitch's
Soldier Home, was held in NeW'Ha-
ven Saturday afternoon. He was a
The police received a report on
smrrday night that fourteen year old
Y ’ 0v coat? 4 ~
Aliast ears er . - School shoes
rmcy Scott. of 22 Stuart avenue. had former member of Company H. First HOT WEATHER
.li appeared from home about Satur- United States Engineers. To TALK WINTER OVERCOATS, BUT WE
di,‘ noon. Later during the evening‘ , . .
.n4 police were notified that the boy. 'Patnolman John Murphy end . PRICES ARE With comm
1. it r..:urned to his home. |Thomas Domey interrupted a free for COOL AND REFRESHIN’G! ' O
—— all fight between Mrs. Dressser,
I’i‘n Coal at Harris & Gans. ‘_white, and Mrs. Thomas Moore, col-
————:—'-— . cred, on Brook street. at 1 o'clock yes—
'1; .. weekly morbidity report of the terday morning as Mrs, Dressher was
,3 .2 Department of Health for the getting the wo'rgt bf it.
WE CARRIED OVER JUST 25 OVERCOATS AND"
HAVE DIVIDED THEM FOR QUICK SELLING
Bosmethatehoeaforeohoolareeasy. 01m
The were ,1 AS FOLLOWS ‘ very boy and girl vents shoes that look well; tilt.
v .:. lildlllfi August 28th; and inclurl- charged with intoxication and "lnutuol - 1. But get I combination Of 300d “M 'm
;.. T .1:éf‘pxgggqioqjolnfclfi‘ifntlgi $;UIteaa:dto were released on $50 is f T L 1.? 5 ' AT $18.50 comfort.
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- , on. has one case or diphtherfw. lug, mm ”mm" mm 36 37 38 3 Have school shoes fitted by folks who know fl
1" " ”e“ "m“ “be" “ma‘m‘md's‘ ,ohn Hem,“ better k T“ l 2- '2 ; they’ll nuke sure they are right. Such folks m r
. ; , ~nown as " - .
m . ‘5'“ Joint" having been employed at NOTHING TO BE FOUND IN THE MARKET AT nd shoes hem tut combine comfort with good a“
..-, Darrell. :‘ml of Air. and 'Mrs. the Tilly Manufacturing plant on ce and With me semce.
'll-i .-.< W'. Powell. of 19 Brush North Main street for many years THIS PRICE | >
,w i Nnrwulk, is recovermsz from has just received word that he nus, ! T“- a“.
..». , ;i--raiion on his too. 'A few‘years-l been awarded the L\ird priz! of The AT $25.00 1
* “W“ “firm“ 0“ ““9" s “’0‘ Popular Science Monthly. in "the - 4' . Black «Riki‘s p033 cut, heed—$5 and Q6. ‘
w ,, toe nail had 10 be removed. neatest job" cantest, and received a 35 36 37 38 39 40 42 44 46 ' B If ' hi hart...” to $750 ‘
a“, many friends are glad to fh‘eck for 315 Mr. Premru's spec 1 2 1 2 2 1 3 1 2 mwn ca Sklll, , . . m $6 7
s I: m :ll‘OlllH in again. aty was a 10059 pulley that never -..... Brown moooelnde -Mm SM. “d I'm-l
““5 °‘““ ~ ' ' $35 ‘10 - made" 4 . '
. :44. (m1 at, Harris a Gene. g ___- SOLD LAST YEAR AT .00 $4250 3 '_ Smked ‘ 45nd $6. ..
——— Angust C. Gardln f It . y '
:? wv-ts 11ml: {1411122 and a “abyss? $5123. while, driving aerli‘tldsonificsziiwiglll-4 361‘ $373.20 ; 10"“ m‘
(t‘ Hm: In 1 e no 5 near 9 .. r - With a, Ford driven J . ' , . 7
in. L‘. .mm in Darien gm t'lhe tEOSt Gortino of Yonkers, x, ygyatemgofii 1 4 l Dark tan 081“"), WNW toe, 10W M. '.
Hit! The man was en mg ore of Armory Hill, yesterd . f . I
:m had :1 New York car with the No one was injured. butatlamglgznngs MST YEAR’S PRICES, $45.00 TO $55.00 . R1383 calfskin, dark mud toe Ind 10w M
i» 1‘ tuition numl')erh.‘2«l€l-401.di 6&5 thiiaI done to both machines, The Bad m1__$9.
~ -. was out or t o juris c 0n (- son‘s mudguard wa gmuh d ’ ' .-~. 1 . ~ ,
:.:4. i... no... being .. Dari... no bump... and Miami... theepfig‘iziz BUY IT SATURDAY NIGHT! 3, Splendld block calfskin, medium too, low ham!
3. ml.” was paid to the complaint. dumaged. The parties settled the g h 30". I
W o"; 1. Des ““9 “We" "'°’"““’“- =Openito9 o’Cloék. 3 ‘
l‘wrirk Anzionp, €53 . . 5 - 4- W
, WOW, .0 the mm... on 5,... Mum, Lem", of the Grand Union _ , l Black calfskin and gunmehl Mocha-s, size- 8 142 .
7n" \ afternoon that he had an inch Hotel. was arrested at 11:50 o'clock, ”Mm' ' m YOU 418 1-24.50. ’ ”
d w on Rnway‘lon avenue. thn he on Saturday night, on Ely avenue, by 7 DON’T HESITAWD OWA'E . D l ‘ cam um ms 8 1.2 to 13 ‘
v. turning from RowaytOn avenue Patrolman John Smith. charged with OR FOR SCHOOLWERNR m WG-1 '
in, . [Mill‘s Garden Road, and an nu- carrying concealed weapons and with . ”.50.
~ .n: mu... owned and driven by Fred discharging them Within the city llm- ‘
1,... ;\._.-.,.,d_ The latter came down "tO- its. Lepore said he had recently pur-' ‘
w .; g..- Rowaylon when his car col- chased the revolver found on him and
1.1.1. with Angione’s. Both cars were that he took the opportunity, Satur-
1‘ 'Black edfeklnlnce shoes with‘medhm'orheeud
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d‘ullpd more or less, Later-ion in day night, of hearing how it Would ¥ G b in 1 ‘
m- wi'lOl’nOOll. Lockwood also renoflf sound when he tired it off. He will
M the accident to the police. be arraigned, before Judge Candee, in
--——- the downtown court, tomorrow morn.
Roton Point Park Labor- Day epec- mg,
in! display of fireworks. Dancing
af.:rnoofl and evening. Roton Point Park Labor Day spec-
- ial display of fireworks. Dancing
‘ afternoon and evening. ‘ .i“ H . ' ‘ J ‘
WE CARRY A FULL LINE J , - F L ‘ r.
;__of_. ANXIETY OVER STEAMER ROOSE- ' L L L . a” t '
i- TanBussiaculfbluchcle,‘medmmtoe, an .
ll Ingabdye’ehoeeofbluokealhfln, due-213‘
iHrfgmm-nn Mueller-«linguist laced awe-1
Pmnghahlut,m21¢to6~9&50nd
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lross' QUALITY van. . , a. met-313.2“! “mu“
“marina“... V, s... 5...... 85 Washington St, South Nomalk, tie-hm ..-.. _. .. """'_, z
ety was felt here tonight for the safe-
ty of the passenger steamship Theo-
Stiuson-Powe“ corp. dore Roosevelt, which left Cleveland . ’ ‘ ‘
at. 8 o'clock this morning for Port
SOUTH NORWALK Stanley, where she was due at 1:‘3l) p.
m, It is believed the vessel's wire.
What pretty new
r less may be out of order, as several . ‘ ‘ " I f
. ~ __ __,._.=__.==._ unsuccessful attempts were made to Skirts at ‘ l
-njlfi communicéte with her. ‘
“4‘ a She arrived safe in port. ‘
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Many pleats make lmom hung with grace. '
Rich color-sin their plaids and strips given.-
life and mmmmeumem-or-m ..
With the smart new sweeten they‘re well m'gll ii
H, iI'eslstible! '
N11 Splendid woolena, fine plain silk poplin; rich ‘1‘”
M 5.50 made up that the colors peep from the pleats u
“ inns, plaids insert yet rich tints and in munitions
:: ittriking beauty. ’ =1
It is not best to swap horses while
crossing the rlver.—Abraham Lincoln.
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DEPOSIT 41%: An indivulu: Merton; max; :; .7 . . ,,
‘1 a “in” ° em" ’ p “n 4 4 And value is emphatic at this partic- . 4;
BOXES 1?“, isheretofore a. 'novioe inpor- ' . “f ., ‘ 4 ulur price of , s"
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.4. ’TTS": . ,. ~ ‘ EASY TERMS - ;‘; w u . ~ 4
1;. mom or w making, , ~ ~ -~—4 _ 150.00 .. - , \
A YEAR your will and appoint the it N0. 11A $ ‘ ’: New J apanese ;:
ii IF YOU WISH—WE SHALL GLADLYLPUT YOUR ’FIRST SELECTION .
801161 Norwalk 3; 'OF RECORDS ON THE LEASE Aim ENJOY THEM WHILE PAYM “
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