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A .tstsdcommuniestion of Old .Well
Ugo, No. 13, F. and A. M., will be
held at its rooms, Tuesday evening,
_ Sept. 7m. 1920. It 8 o’clock. Work E. ‘ the
A. Degree. All Master Masons cor.
dimly.“ fraternal” invited.
Fraternaliy yours,
ASA T. LOWNOES, W. M.
Meat: ROBERT M. WILCOX, Seey.
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HELIUM IN HEALTH WATERS.
An old health resort in Rensselaer
County, New York, long since prac-
tically abandoned, is to have its youth
renewed. Helium, til; gas which came
into prominence toward the close or
the war, has been discovered in-the
miners] waters for which this old re«
son was onCe famous. A company
Ins been organized, and the place is
to be rebuilt for commercial purposes
in the manufacture of gas, while the
waters are again to be exploited for
their health giving properties.
Every time a new source of nail]
is discovered, a step is taken in safe
and cheap traverse oi the air. Since
the gas is buoyant and nondnflamable,
aid discoveries and research during
the war have made its manufacture
possible at a very low price, it is an
ideal substance for use in the dirigible
balloon, thought by many experts to
be the most safe and the. coming 1node
of air transportation. ,and Demaree, for instance. .l
Just as scientific farming has 5111-,
vaged the abandoned farm of old New ‘
England and made them profitable
once more so science has found the
secret which will restore activity to'
the ancient health resortf‘hlan learns
another lesson regarding the
known or neglected riches all about
him, waiting only the touch of the
right hand to be revealed. l
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There is a serious shortage of.
schoolbooks tor the next year. That
loud noise is the joyful shouting of
the nation‘s schoolchildren. i
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A motor car has been produced,
which runs 150 miles an hour. That's.
all right, but who wants in ride in it?,
After careful reading. it appears'
that Ellclantl is pm‘emly willing to let I
lreland have anything she wants her
to have. ‘
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JUDGE BANKS IS
mnrcuq GIYL‘OMQOD-
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"town (llairlzmvl John .1. Leonard
who spoke «'H the nicotine pl‘vsugwl zl
swooping victory for the U'lfil'e
plllllican ticket
{0.
through tlln coull'H‘
and in referring to tho Rl'idcclmrt sit
tuition, added that he was “willlinz-m
in everything hm his support.”
Senator John H. llilion of Shelton
took exception to this when he said.
'If he is referring to the mayor, I
Will say that I am for the mayor with
everything I have including mv sup-
port in the run i'or governor of Con-
necticut." ’
An amendment to the ly-Iuw: will
be made permitting \vomcn- 'wllo are
eligible: to become members of the or.
Ionization. Acolnmittoe of five-has:
en appomtod to draw Up the amend-
merit. No action can he tekcn on
this until the meeting ill March 102l
and as a result it was voted that the
various town romlllittvcs ill Fail-old
County invite not less than two wom-
en each “to attend participate and
take part in tho lilt‘t‘llll'zs ni‘ the asso-
ciation. llntll the amendment is
passed. This applied to the senatorial
districts 'llso Thr 'l<\' ' '
. . . . .oclatlon will
mecf again on September 25 at the
lllotel Green in Danhury.
Five heading mtg;
, ~ In Major Leagues
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Player and Club. G. AB. R H
Blsler. St. L....128 513 105 205‘ £58
Speaker. Cle've..126 454 119 180 .390
Jackson ('m......127 492 87 188 382
Ruth. N. Y ..... 122 389 140 146 1375
E. Collins, onl..13i 517 100 188 .364
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Player and Club. G. AB. R. H. PC
Homily. St. L..126 487 78 174 357'
Roush, Cin......125 482 71 164 .340
young, N; Y....131 505 so 169 .335
J. Smith. St. L.. 88 305 52 101 .331
Stock, St. L....132 533 76 172 .323
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STEADMAN wms BY A KNOCK-
OUT.
NORWICH, 001111., Sept. 7.~'~48teady
Steadman. of Bridgeport. knocked
Teddy Russell out. with a right swing
to the jaw in the fifth round of their
scheduled 12-round bout here, last
night. _Prior to this round Steadman
had all the best of the milling.
Sailor Murph'. of Stamford, out-
pointsd Robbie master. of Hartford,
In one or the preliminary host's. -
The show was staged in the Mas I
Relic Roof
crowd, Garden. before a. capacity
a
meet .Your Child—And Others
. g of £15.01 couch:
colds to man hi
-. 7313!: of a y c ldrcn. At the
. £11116 3 dose .0:
f~cm:st:gazillion“"
f. 111 ci .
. ‘ lA ne
Foley’s Honey
first sate.
ammosmmna. f . _ .
a ”—1 . > BY TuswousN
..llw
flit-on the neonate:- party.
All. at publication of ‘
m , , 99-]
1",. 1today.
and
11rd,: ,
cold it is well to ’give & .
um '
m .Ewcrlousnatuc“
mouse-9d ‘F'F Ross, m)
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Mrs. Bosnia * mg K. 33:“ 55.2-:
can Bennett, at
given. ‘63) his ”as. as we
to so intolahar m osl- new
mote the fortunes etfle‘mm.
lBoth Mrs. Bennett and 1.15m alt
rpmminent m a National
Woman's party, and. Miss AlicerPaul
has given her cordial-approbation to
'thear candidature in Opposition to th
[Republicans Both those '0‘“
.are likely to draw many adherents
This is
especially the scan with Min Hill,
'whose friends are chiefly to be found
:among the RMWII.
Mrs. Bennett and Miss Hill
ihave had a large share in the cam-
‘paign of the National Woman's party.
130th have been inlet! in consequence
lot their persistence in picksting in
‘lhe White House and earl-yin; han-
ners with inscriptions displeasing to
W stertnocratic h administration at
a us on. Hit crto their fight”
been chiefly against the Democrats.
New boards are making a definite
light against both the older parties.
Yankee Attendance
May Reach 2,000,000
I'VEW YORK, Sept. 7.—The Yankees
this season have played to approxi-
mately 1.750.000 persons, and they
have three weeks to go. it is not im-
probable they will reach the 2,000,000
mark. In any event, they will eclipse
all past performances. The attend-
‘game was simpl
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The NW lost both games, Boo-
Isy and m. Owing the score-
. per'not Ash naught Inpos.
illble to insert the box score at either
e.
0. may; in lieu-field. the only;
‘tas 3 to 2, eleven innings. but. as the
umpiro’l “claim! was we! a the
robbed loom the Na-
tionals. the l mu dill.
“is some. “Lump. was lost
throguh very poor fielding. the score
being 10 to 4. Lawson the Nstional’s ‘
crack len neldu, Insult able lob 5,
in the game on account of a bad arm. l
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, On next Suds: the flaw will
play the Nut-walla. atths Ward street
grounds. This will be the first game
of the series. The Nationals lineup
will appear later. ,, . .
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“get-zuccxremsln “(time-neon
bill if other! luvs obtained a new In or
. or
mwrmm urn no as! so" on. a...
of K TALKO at say busy (2'. stern: Ermig
rat-awn. :l :::: ... 3"”
anmmmamraan
ance yesterday was 10.000 in the
_morning and 28,000 in the afternoon!
{It was a cloudy day and with a driz-l
zle in the afternoon. .
The greater city's chances for rep-
resenting the National League in the,
world’s series were slightly singed by:
.the Labor Day combats, but by no‘
means incinerated,
‘ SO Slim Sauce is back with the.
-Giants. McGraW is a great hand for
giving men a second trial after they
have been with some other National,
League club. Salloe. Doyle. llerzogl
COMMON PLEAS COURT TO
BEGIN SESSION TODAY.
Both civil and criminal branches of
the court of common pleas will open
After the necessary [ll‘C’f-llllll-
arles of opening the civil branch willj
adjourn until Sept. 17. There is rl
largo docket oi civil cases to be irit‘d'
which will ilullbilt‘ss kt't‘l) the court
busy u!ltil next summer.
Anions the many cases that will;
(cunt, up in tho criminal side of tire;
(ourt arc amlcals of jitnnv men or"
rutcd im‘ various infractions Of the
law.
On Sept. 14 the criminal branch oi.
the superior court will open for its:
full term.
The Mnsons‘ and Bricklayer." Union
will hold :l llicllit- next Sunday in llcr.
man Schmidt's woods in Cranbury.
fill!!! (Qa‘f‘lizflltiu‘l
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Tower-row Fe‘i Riohl ZJ‘BQK
Prescription Pharmacist
masons Iomuuyl
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COME FROM EYESTRAI‘N. if
you have headaches consult us;
and we will tell you whether or‘
i not eyostrain is the cause.
THAMER
Optometrists and Optislsnl
{the house of good glosses}.
§7 Atlantic'Stt .-. Stamzord
WeOlosestBP.fl.Dsily
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White-Start to Finish
The woodwork. vials—in fact
every surface in your home can
be and a beautiful parochia-
lib . m be essll
kept clean it you finish it wi
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.rstory and General Courses for girls
Think of It !‘
Walk-Overs
Right Here in
Sale Starts Tuesday of the
F Mons
Beacon—
- ——Blankets
15,00 Pairs oi Standard Illgh
Grade Blankets at cmrrleest
, EXTRA!
100 Pairs of .Grasr and
,White Blankets, full size
$2.69 a Pair
_. prospect of frost one thinks about
sale, there was an unusual demand
and since then a good m‘any high
' outlay is so much.
Norwalk .
Colyar’s ShoeStore
87mm. .7. '
A 13mm my DAY
AT m
Mill Outlet Store
124 WASHINGTON 8T.
TODAY’S mom in Our
Housefurnishing and Bargain
Basement—
Quss'r mason use
also Dos.
Orders Delivered.
1,
THE HILLSIDE scuoor.‘
(PROSPECT HILL. NOR£ALK)
h ..Io-.. Io. fete-"us... v.- sucsu .nyl',
will open for the your 192011 on Wed-
nesday, September 22ml, at 0:” "I.
SCHOOL SHOES
BOYS '
BhokealfsturdyschodshoaroundtoesorEMfish
last: Brown all or elk. Goodyear welt soles. medium
oroointed last:SizesltoB. _
GIRLS
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'l'lle Store doses daily at 5 o’clock 'ls .
Saturdays at 5 o’clock : f
' FURS .
Early in the season with the
. .:
furs. Through August, during the
class for garments, coats, sets and
separate pieces have arrived, and
now the assortment of choice furs
is complete.
All furs will be kept in storage
free of charge for the balance of
the season or until wanted.
Only the best selected pelts are
made up into garments which are
carried at Reed’s. It has always
been the policy of this house to of-
fer only the best, because furs are
an investment and one cannot af-
ford to buy inferior qualities as the
Coats and Canines of
Hudson Seal
trimmed with skunk, Australian Opossum
and squirrel
Coatees of gray squirrel
The Little Choker will be needed right dung. 3'
.“HS
. _ , the last correct touch to the autumn tailored wit. my
Black and brown calf. medium huh out With round be had in mink, sable or Australian Opusslllll. m:-
toes: Sizes 11% to " .ten, Hudson Bay sable, baum marten and muim :.l. ,
Educator. J. P. S.. Melanson’s and C. T. Wood’s are S . 1
represented in our showing of children’s shoes. : We” . .
CONI 1E _! I LY & BR 3 CHEN Gray Squirrel or Australian Opossum
South Norwslk $16.50
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Thorough instruction by exponents-l
faculty of college graduates in Pri-
mary. intermediate and Upper School
Upper School offers College Prepa-
from fourteen to twentyan.
Special
reviews for college examinations.
General course offers as electives:
Household Science. Economics,
Psychology, History of Art, Language.
etc. .
Small classes also opportunity for
Individual instruction and develop-
ment of right method of My.
Commodious school rooms. Isl-ge‘
gymnasium. ample and beautiful
grenade offer equipment for but men.
al and physical development.
Exceptional teachers of votes, plus.
and drawing on the foeuity.
The Principals may be seen at the
School Clothing
For Boys and Girls at
TheChildren’s Store
West Washington St, So. Norwslk
school by appointment after Septem.
her 7th. 1920. Printed matter on re.
request. . r”
MARGARET R. BRENDLINGER, A.B.
VIDA HUNT FRANCIS. A.B. -
Phone
527 ‘
'l’roslpi
Delivery
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fits tell their frigids about ourfacilities and the skill
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isn't}: wad-1 while to ask L“;
to explain the “IOHC‘V—lwiv vt 1!
PM “PO“ which it is will:
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Whom Distributors
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Funnels " “will: lie fiWai-e carefully studied“ .
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