" “535 South w’ '
clan-d.
”We“ Lodge, No. 108 F. and A. M.'
=-~rervices for Sergeant Joseph P. Saxe,
. ’40 Tire (3011th
, , . rage Association.
‘ “Pratt street. miffed-d, is
e. busiest places in. the state
V-ooo wom’ or
31““ ' it.” At least easily the start
, ‘ or are whoiare trying to answer
BOOZE SEIZED - .7 i the questions about how and when
WITHIN A WE .f' and where women are to register and
. ' whether or not they really can vote.
roz‘Mostof these, questions says Mrs.
_ ‘ Florence 'L. C. Kitchelt, director of
'.- ' V. the citizenship department will be
' p&.,i answered by the special session of
1._ ff, the legislature which will meet in
.— ‘Hartford, Tuesday, September 14, to
"' (Continued m p.35 "
Lewis a Federals,“
ce Lewfl‘w"
Mass" is; 7 'MP .— ted Prose. pass legislation making spe’cial are
,held in .. tag“3 is exclusivelygrangement to care for the large influx
, . _, - publication of of new voters.
‘ -. 3.! .7 credited to it or? When asked today about what the
. e in this pane and also association would expect from the
-- learner's published herein. glesisiature in the way or special en-
“ rights ot publication of apo- abling acts. Mrs. 'Kitchelt ‘repiied.
‘ m. herdn are also r9,“We hope that besides providing extra,
“a. 2 ldnys for making voters—at present
~'I‘he-furtabonnd'‘ ‘toflythis
when’the backwoods and K. 7 _
nines clash in the second game‘ or tioiai teams, will begin Sunday after-
their series. The Lockwoods are con- noon. on the Ward street groundnut! : .
11th of repeating, while the K. of enthusiasm is rife. it is mted that M p’ of
C. have the utmost confidence in this first game of the series will be fume;- side in the world war has just
Witnessed by one or the season's been revealed by Gen. Estienne, fe-
The K: of C. nine will be the same largest crowds. The lineup will be: mans French commander with per-
Notionals—Tarlov, c: Volk 01' M0- mission of the French was office.
. The Allies. General Eatinne now
LYHCh and Place Stanley in the out- Leonard 2b; J. hit-Sally. 3b: Hunt of makes known. planned to shatter the
Ireland. as; Lawson. 11: Day. Of; supposedly impreguable German line
of defense-the wide and swiftly
the use of
themselves. ‘
’with a possible exceptton in their bat-
iield on the strength of his hitting.
The largest crowd of the‘season is Everett, rf.
anticipated. A delegation of Caseys
REI'MER Is MATCHED WITH
_-— there is only one week. from October
MASON": "011653 . 8 to 15—. the legislature will set aside
streethSt and 3rd Tuesday of made "new directly-
m
«at
d. at 8 o'clock. All Master, Masons
l
H. Robert M. Wilcox, secretary, Maude. yoters on the days set.
Degree. All R. A. Masons cordially the list of school voters should be
fuvited. D. B. BEACH, H. P. gtransfcrred to the list of full voters.
' “Although we expect these changes
as a r-“silll. of legislation passed at the
25 Escape Death
Through Open Draw 9'" ‘0 “‘3“ m "‘90 what happens. Rain!
or we are urging them to register im~
mediately in order that they may he
NEW HAvEN, Sept. 11.~Twenty-,ame to vote in the town meetings
.‘five passengers on an East Shore bus
give their names to the Registrar bV‘
September 16. if they Ire to’rote ill
the town elections.”
Although the session is called pri-
Imanly to arrange for the change in
written the bus all but dropped through
*the open draw on Tomlinson bridge.-
One driver claims the bridge lender!
failed to signal the opening.
> file electoral laws, suffrage workers
Another Boston confidently expect ratification of the
Bank Failure suffrage amendment.
._.—___ “SH ctourspiave no longer need (”on
_ . incoicn 'g rat cation." ell \l's l' l-
BOSTON. Sept. 11.—The Piudcniial in “ ‘ ‘ ‘ 5‘ ““
. . _ . gton, president of the ‘1
Trust Company, of this City. “MI 8- \Voman Suffrage Associ'iti‘oznnf‘hilc'll
capital of $~90.900 was taken 0"9“ by is a matter of State pride to h
mgrdggfnmmmnm‘ Jose“: C“ Allen Connecticut ratified even if she mfg?
- . .-_ . do it in the tardy and gracelcss man-
runes/ii. 0F WATERBURY Avmwner Whm’ is the only °"“ left m hen."
M
TOR. IJAcosson
w. u . ‘ _ _ , our FOR NEW 9 .
ATE! “Pi, Sept. ll. Funeral TING MARK. AT
Mei‘win .Jacobson. New Britain bor
and slugging outfielder of thc Bali}.E
lmore Orioles. who is showing the iriiv '
__.-’—
United States Army aviator. who was
:Lfled while flying: at Forest Hills.
.. I. last Mondav were held in this to I
. ' -- ntem . .
:lty yesterday. On account of rain out to settxmfiqlwllfiifiy ”1,1, mm; ,L'
_?e plan of having El'lators fly Overlcircuit in the matter of .amwm -’l
tie. funeral procession and di‘Op i'iow- ya ppm-9,. Up m ’l‘hw .o 1.. . ' .. .l 3 .’y
an: on the grave was abandonedgeynm 9;»,an ,0 H, 3:}(0‘5 “3” SH“
8(‘T'I'II'E‘S held at St. Cecilia's church “9,1 \._ ‘ ' ‘ “as mp1
.. .lll::.lil.’d He] lth "'
.wcm attended by several comrades, a, . ' N a ”mu“
.0; the dor'eased in the army aviation i?[.\:.{l.l'x..nl(;”\'fi‘; .ldst. year With '20::
ms. The escort to the cemetery’ . .. .. , .- ”5 present form, he i..~
lplikcd to limit that by thirty. Bron
ishoulvl he succecd in smashing mil “'7".
lsafetics. Jacobson will not be (‘lflfiv m
(the wonderful performance mad/v hi’
[another Oriole hack in ism. In um
; :year “Wee Willie" Kecler drove om
M DANDERINE" '243 hits. 'Neverthr-less Jacnllr‘fln will
“undoubtedly earn the disilncl‘cn of
slamming out more hits than on nih-
cr player in the country. not ex. ont-
. . .lng the big leagues. Last week Gnome
Stops Hall" Coming Out; lSislcr. the St. Louis star. reached the
£300 mark in hitting, and it is not \-.~
DOUblES “5 Beauty. ’likcly that lm. will touch the 235 ton-l.
included American. Legion members
and veterans of the war with Spain,
Sergeant Saxe having served in both
wars. .
‘
NORWALK A. C. To PLAY IN
SOUND BEACH.
The Norwalk A. P. baseball team
:nre all ready for the big battle that
as to be staged in Sound Beach. by
gihe fast aggregation of that place.
The Norwalk boys having won four
’ I straight are out to make it five
straight. They conquered the champs
\
. \\\ .‘g , \\\\\\ at Greenwich. Sunday, who had only
U. /\\\‘“\\\\\. ‘ lost one game previous to Sunday out
’% \\ \ \\ f of tweniywight games playcd. The
(k. 42 ((7 (I CH‘F‘l’l“’l(‘.h ihc surprise of their lives
- when they defeated them.
. f). Q The Sound Beach team. havinrz de-
. feated the Nationals. of Norwalk. earl-
ier in the season. by the score of 14
'ier an application of “Danderine” you ing ‘0 Fhm" them they “11"“ 3 "3‘”
“not find a fallen hair or any dand. baseball £93m, If lh" NOTWfllk 1‘. C.
mm besides every hair shows new defeats the Sound Beach team, Sun-
life. vigor, brightness, more color andldaY- they Will Play the champs of Oys-
.thjckness_ Im‘ficr Bay. The trip will be made by'
Norwalk boys gave the champs o.”
A few cents buys “Danderine.” Af- t0 4. the Nni‘Walk A C. boy-S are 20-
two cars, that will take players only.
month, July and August except,apresent provisions women must send ;to be held Friday. September 17, at either Baltimore or Tog-onto.
their names to the registrars of vot-lthe Park City. The bout will be a
cordially invited, Asa T. Lowmfesrwders by October 4, else they cannot be ten-round affair. An elimination ser- will be for the minor league chant, ——Try a classified advertisement in
. . ice. intended to determine the logiti- pionship of the country.
. ~. "We hope that the ieg'l'itiire will mate lightweight champion of the
Adated convocation of ButlerChap- waiiie this requirement, in view of State, is under way in Bridgeport.
‘3'- No. 38- R: A- M-. W1" be held the fact that there is so short'a l’| 9 {with Reimer, Sailor Murphy. of Stam-
‘l’mday evening, Sept. 14th. In Ma- to reach the great nunfiier of new,ford. whom the former defeated at
”“3 TemP‘ev 30““ Mai" street, CRY: voters. it would also save a great Norwich. Labor: Day night: "Red" Al-
: 8 °"-"°Ck- Work—Pa“ Master’s deal of seemingly needless trouble ifllen, of Bridgeport. and Young Angelo,
"s the contestants. Allen and Murphv
will face each other on the same card.
and the winner of these two boots
will he matchor for the netx show, to
special sorion, wo domot advise wom. be staged by the same club.
DUNDEE-WELLING BOUT IS IN
0 tob 4 A NEW YORK, Sept. ll.—-Tex Rick-x
'were badly frightened early today. C er ' ‘ t present women m‘mtlnrd announced yesterday that he had
arranged a fifteen-round bout between 1
Johnny Dundee. of this city. and Joe! ELWOOD & GLOVER
122 Washington Street
“'elling. of Chicago. llghtweights. at!
Madison Square Garden. for Septem-i
her 17. xii is expected the State Box-‘
ing Commission will organize and as-l
sumo supervision of boxing' before‘.
that date. '
as...
of .0. games. between
pin
The Lockwood! will work Guinness, p; Fahan 01' Landy, 1b;
NANT CLUB.
CHICAGO,
YOUNG ANGELO.
The series, Preslent Hickey said.
. ‘3 11.-—The‘ most amas-
etrategy. proposed by. .
Norwalks—McSally, c; Quinn. ‘0; {lowingriver Rhine-o—by
from Jersey. who will be at Roton on Prince, 1b; Riley, 2b: Lockwood. 3b; f‘turtle tanks—great amphibious inon-a .
an excursion, will attend the game in Crook, as; Hall, H; Oakee. cf; Whone. stern capable\of operating equally well'
a body. numbering about 500. Their rf. Extra men on the Nor-walk lineup on land and in the water. They coun-
rooting. should help the local Knights will be Broadway. Schmidt and Sterl- ted thus upon taking the German
considerable. ing.
Game will start at 3:30 sharp with
Liggins holding the indicator.
positions by surprise. sending forth
tank squadrons by night to naflgate
ST, PAUL CLUB TO MEEtPEN- 'ihe river, emerge upon the opposite
. side and open fire upon the enemy’s
Sept. 11.._Pregident rear while crossing larger forces of in.
Hickey. of the American Association, fantry in boats,
HARTFORD. Sept- 11,—Matchmak- yesterday completed arrangements for u
er ”Mike"l-Iealey. of the Walnut A. C., a post season series of “mes between sters, says Gen. Estienue, dates back
came to Hartford, yesterday. to en- the St. Fan] Club, pennant winner of French inventors only concentrated
temporarily the ‘to be made' lists so gage the services of “Bobby" Reimer, the American Association race, and ,eeverai years,
fleets 13’! Masonic building, South‘that women may be registered, or “befthe tough New Britain boxer, for a the flag winning club of the Interns-I’m?” minds upon the subject when
Y ,' . l ' f Stamford. M vii be r'he caterpillar tank was proved suc-
Lnder the ,bout With Young Ange o o tional League, which probe y 1 cessrul in lan d warfare. ,
The idea of these crawling men-
he and other
the Sentinel for the best results.
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We Are Showing The Season’s Best Offerings In
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Complete
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Realizing the difficulty of furnishing the home complete, we have taken the
burden off your shoulders and have arranged several outfits complete, ready
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These outfits offer you a substantial saving and among them you will find
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If you are just looldng for a few pieces to make your home more complete.
a sewing table, or a rocker, or a lamp, you willzaee in Our complete flock!
just what you want. It will pay you to visit us.
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\
ml. ii. use, i,
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PHENOMENAL VALUES WOMEN’S “11.01115
TRICOTINE SUITS
FOR FALL AND WINTER
Made in navy blue—the very latest models with
exquisite silk embroidery—and rich fancy silk lined.
Today - - $29.98 1
Price - - - -
iQCIearance Price -
TODAY - - -
Final Clearance Sale
Summer Wash Dresses
Figured voiles—all good styles—
$2.98
DRESS GINGHAMS .
l
Good practical models— a
$5.98 '
WASH SKIRTS
'At less than half their regular price—
$2.49
500 PAIRS OF
DOUBLE BLANKETS:
White and Gray, size 64x76 inches
' They are a part of a purchase bought directly
from the mill. and are very exceptional value—
TODAY $2.69 PAIR
* ’ , ONLY SIX DAYS MORE
. - Then Our Removal Sale Will Come to an End
“The magnitude of this great sale is emphasized by the vastness of the stock involved and by the sensationally low prices.
7 It is an event that 110 housekeeper should miss, and only made possible by the fact that we must vacate our present bUild’
ing bef 1.3 October 1st, and as it is easier to move cash than merchandise, we have made the savings SO great that you Will
never again be able to secure such bargains, The class of merchandise We carry has won the lasting friendship of our many
Customers everywhere- It is reliable, durable and satisfaction is assured. I Don’t put off if there is anything you need in
furniture or housefurnishing line, but act‘ now. ' . ., ' ~ I
"m: Mme. Jeannette if-
900
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Our Corset
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is a place of personal service whvrc you
receive expert advice concerning the iypc
of corset rcquircd for your figure, as wcll
as ilic most satisfactory aitcniion. Cor-
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