WE KEEP OPEN
SATURDAY rm
TO 9 ounce:
CLOTH HATS
THIS FALL.
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WILL BE POPULAR
PRICES MODERATE
$2.75 T0 55.00
Ill LL STYLES ARE
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Joseph Davis
85 "WW Street
'50“ 3'0"“
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7 , a college opens for the season to
'Mtered. .
'r-‘I'he M‘Wom mm ,
p can 9cm-
miuee. Sign meet this em;
and make no for the com ’ca'la—
paign. 1“
. The new nutter-ins {or the volumes»
filers of the are dwartment have ar-
rived and are beingwom today for
the first time. The uniforms, which
are or khaki. are very attractive and
are a welconle-chnnge from the old
blue uniform. .‘Tllese uniforms are
patternedafter- the uniform adopted
| fire deparment.
‘. Banner Councl, No. 54. Sons and
Daughters of Liberty will pay a visit
to Star Council, of Greenwich, on
Thursday night. Sept. 16th. Bus will
leave, from the Hall, Washington
street. at 6:45 sharp, and will stop
at Guider's Corner. Rowayton. for
members of that place. It is expected
that a large number will be on stand
at both places. Bus will return by
way of Bowayton.
:fiThe special sessiOn of the Connec-
l
the suffrage amendmentwlll be held
lin Hartford tomorrow. Judge Nehe-
,miah Candee, representative from the
first district and oSamuel J. Watkins.
representative from the second dis-
trict will both attend. Attorney Paul
R. Connery, of the firm of
Elli NEWS
. .. minnnual meetingot the Old
r l-fi wk and Ladder company will
the quarters on Franklin
l i :If
!.:.- evening.
0 . l’utnnm
1, quarters
: :‘alllS.
i‘l\
~-.\ :"lz West avenue.
Hose Company will
anlDOllPd September meeting
01] Franklin street,
- >v-mnmher meeiing oi the Nor-
Nursery is being held this
~ on at lho home of ’Mrs. Chris-
vivm‘ver meeting of the eom"lime.
Jru'll will be held omorrow ev- injuries which she is still suffering
- A number of matters of later from.
. . mm before the meetlmr. the
' .. mw fiscal yar of 19?0-21.
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BUSINESS
lilJFORE
’ PLEASURE
It will take just a min-
ute each Monday night
to attend to the busi-
ness of saving before
you start on your eve-
ning of pleasure.
Our bank is open be-
tween 6 and 8 Monday
rfight. Our location
convenient.
IS
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Stillson-Powell Corp.
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& Connery, who is representative
from Georgetown will also attend.
The criminal side of the Superior
court in Bridgeport will open tomor‘
row morning. September 14th. -‘
lAttorney Leo Davis has started suit
pany. Lockwood's hall. First District.‘
and Mfrs. Catherine Covino. of W'est-
hue and Chapel street.
in; a passenger in the jitney at the
She claims that she sustained
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When Making
Your Will
It is mrytonemenn—exv
cantor.
Will you name an individual
who may become sick or die
before you do, or will you.
APPOINT
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“Hie night euhool or thei'ttéi—illl owl" muse arm '
A number or pupils have
about a year ago by'the Bridgeport.
cnt legislature to take action upon‘
Tammany ;
eagainst the Mildred Dress Goods com-'
port. in behalt. of Mrs. Maude r.‘
Brown, of Clay street, for damages!
0:12.000. as the result at an accident!
last April at the corner of West ave-g
when a dc‘?
livery car of the Mildred Dress Goods}
company and a jitney owned by Mrs!
Covino came together. Mrs. Brown be-l
-..- “a,
Gannon-charged with the-motive
ate tires acumen “mics
'housht to a clone Sammy‘ulning.
the and costs were sepet‘fltfl.
The full exodus of “guests
in on end the city people, who have
enjoyed the vlcatibn period 1n jibe
country are new returning to their
homes.
The Danhllry Fair. opens for the
fiftth-st time three ‘weeks from to-
day, October 4, with every mine of
being a record breaker in attractions
and entries. and also in attendance, it
the weather avers.
The auto bus of the United States
Shlplflns Board was damaged last
week, by running «over the ‘
places in the Wilson Point Road. the
rear axle of the car being put out
or commission. The car was a Hud-
son, 04638.
owing to the increased business
and the accompanying requirements
the Yankee Maid bakery ambush.
ment at 33 Wall street has Installed
a second oven. The oven was bl‘omt
to Nomlk last week by Expressman
John E. Nooney.
Announcement has been received
here of the birth of a. son this morn-
ing to It. and Mn. Lloyd R. SW
of Bath Nomlk. Mr. Sturges is a'
nephow of Mrs. Cyrus E. Ryder. of 31
Elizabeth street, and a former Bethe!
young man.—-Danbury News.
The ‘Fairfleld County Clerical asso-
ciation will hold its regular meeting
3with St. Thomas' parish today, meet-
ing at 11 a. m. The members. eon-
=sisting of the rectors of the parishes
!in this county, will be entertained at
the Parish House. Rev. Kenneth
..Mackenzie, of Westport. will read x
xi
paper of "Nudameniais."
:a m.
and
s¢am
{the Flavor
during the war ‘
7st» Doesllle Pi‘icél
”mumfitit _ $.11!!! hold I mean; this evening inba L
‘memr Newport News. when he port hell. i
,i-a sundae may. — 1 *A on Well M. floral-G. v.1 i
r firs. M. elm-it. of Huber m o. 6.0.. will-net W'Hailz'
teach. is m-rnmm my! in 'whleh‘the' ill marrow, re:
ital-sue manned by maternal "1‘1“qu to'nt‘hend' arm trims!
'ilil‘trre Co. of WWW, 8t..~:3. Nor will come helm chum.
wuk. ‘ , . Rilp' ‘h Hunted-Jot ll «amulet-t.
'Norwalk' Chapter, 1). a. P... will hold consumed Qo’the pence west—rosy
their annual picnic at‘the Knob on lint We .m men a mint
~Tlmrsday. the 16. The car williloave and a pump from his, bicycle It the
from Main and Wall streets 8‘ "10:18 shed of the Ct K eoupany cum
8. in, and from Munroe and Bouthluy.
Main streets at 10:30 " m. l Boys on Woodward avenue have
1 There was a dance at The Knob ‘ been blowing “naming "powder" in
31‘“ M111“ evenlM‘VWh W “‘ ammo: or other ‘cbfldren‘t‘h‘ere, do
ltended by n tillage number 0‘ 1mg cording to a. complaint filed with the
music. Ind will?!“ “70 up" 3"“ will follow unless the‘pnmlce teases.
“a" “5"" “1°“- ‘m V‘“ “d "‘9 u thinnest): the boys are mowing
Knob semn. . The
- management of the new Royal
I Quite good «when 01 “W James Hotel have use-d hm
‘have been “Md “‘0'“ mall” cards to a goodly number of M
f“ who were he" “ash “ W‘ and'frlends for the— ton-o1 opening to
ture very far out. One par‘Ky mt be held on Tuesday. my" 31,
labout 50. The fish seem to ‘0‘“ “m V“, be ‘11“; m .‘t i
.“d m “d “We " “my meet , o’clock. with spechl entertainment
or a m “em- and souvenirs.
‘ H Zlecker of Connecticut nvennere- .
ported to the police that white draw Mrs. Elizabeth pavlulce of 10
,ing in front of his home, his mo Crown reported to the pale:
bile was struck by an automobile theta” tin-en Laid am not
{driven by Rudolph E. Taylor of pal. left home slutty “we 7 cm
ham. and that his automobile no hstniaht end has run‘ away. (The
been .damaged considerably. police “rm; to We the
missing girl, .1! Spice—min ‘tlll
S‘mue‘ “numb" 0' 30‘ 5‘"- ‘me descriptions or the girl ”will be in!
reported to the. police that Saturday bmmt chi-fly
afternoon while driving to Sausatucxl SI! 60 g“ R ‘1 A m
and when near the town line, :1 car ennui on . 0? {“33“ t‘
driven by two men and his own car “m ”h“ “3 “5°“ 5&3??? in";
came together, the wishbone on 313““ “‘3 “1‘1th; “5“ 3’3.-
Palumbo’s car being broken: and a Weérm “gar”. the": an d
gseel on the other car belngtsmnfshte‘d u r n 1 M9.“ DU‘IS, is:
e names 0 t e occupnn s 0 e oldie “’3“ u,“ I” .
other car ‘were not learned. No one agile; W W the “ Md
was hurt, however. l Coroner John J. Elem. of Bridge.
port, is to be indict-mix this after-
moon to Monet on militant! Inventi-
‘gatlon into be death 01 ital-old F.
chCl’ellan, list 1171 “In street, who
idled'ut the Naval: Hospital. not
lw-eek. two ham ntterhln ndlnittulce.
{from Hedonism; which followed
the extraction of on ulcerated tooth.
I Dr. mm; L. 1‘. Neonatal: of 775
iVVnshington avenue, Bridgeport, re
ported to the police last night that he
had had an accident on the Post
Road near where the repair work wot i
going on. when be crashed into uni
“Mobile in front of his which stolr
fired suddany the ‘dflvernot putting
out his 11*?“ a warning signal that
the was toruon l
l The Wmen’e Foreign Hiulonu'yi
Society will Md their annual mite,
,box meeting In the Sunday school}
room of the. ‘E-st avenue Wheaten
church on rm evening of all!
week, beginnhcnt eight o'clock. A
r‘lpechl program been prepared,
i
l
musical selections. 'Refmhments will
be served. A effort-g will'blso be.
Mel! up. '
A very Wilt meeting of the,
Frogress m Dengue. No. 1. Of,
Hill: are‘nnooth and
my to be seen.
”)1".er ”my will give some
L.
firmness and strength and beautypthst isthe W
nation. ‘
‘, Rich colors that attune to the new moraines...
who, durability that is m
f Admimtion is «wonky the handsome plaids,
rkjwon‘by the fine serges ami'tricotines. ‘What
3 ' are these tweeds; and hereon-e beautiful braid“,
cloth! Coats of distinction and character are to be clo-
ated from these mixtures and silvertones, :
l PIE-ids O‘f‘aplendld soft, but firm, surface and ma
norms!
bonhaus‘of color. While clerk, they are yet modal!
fife. 54inch'es wide—$6 to $7 yard. .
Tricotines in navy and tan and brown and like“ .
llhek, 54 inches wide-45‘ .50 to $7.50 yard. '
Set-gee andtfinn poplins and characteristic wool til—l
fellas, taupe and burgundyand green and brown and plum
and blue—$1.50 to $6.50 yard.
Broadcloth (with muons surface andgreat strength.
e223 aeasonable color and fine deep black—$5 and $550
3’ , ,
. Broadcloth with lustrous surface and great strenglshb,
eachiseesonable color "and fine deep black—«$5 and 5. ?
yard. .
. Tweeds in'mixtums that remind of the heather, thafi
have wondrous capacity for serVire—~$4.23 yard.
‘ Thistle coatings with little glint of white upon thei :
surface almost as though the? hall horn showered wi '
thistledown. T-mpe brown anddark blue—$9 yard.
Silvelmlle and velour and fancy writings, 54 Luella
wide, litanyrrolfn' WS~1$4 to $10 ya} :1.
Third floor.
South Maui“ be“ this or-
enlng in old? ”at ‘lfltm
ton stunt. M Mil in a clue
initiation.of m» m 1::
a pair“ ”can.“ ,7 - ,
be given my: {lawman
the gold mite M ’be idiots-r
outed m. theme-bun, my 43
tournament. A natlouil met-r will
address the meeting. All members are
requested to attend the meeting.
.momnh ell-as and Dr
Philip Cutellano, or this city. were
meant—.1732 mm“ Wester-
day afternoon. by the Italian Republi-
m Gluh. «at mom-m,“ Four
thers. There, were about 100
val-acid... and Br- (lo-tensile. “'«chalr-
men. mode n‘i’e'" Milan’s-email“.
wallowing ills hate. to the Italiansg
present. ‘Ju‘dge ee glee spoke:
at length and recalled to the minds:
«mart-mulls“ the day was
"Flume'nay." it being just a year
mce‘m‘d'mm had occu-
pied the city. The Republican com.-
mmen. oi new Cannon. ‘weve also
present yesterday niternoon.
l
Lasts
COUNTRY CLUB CUP AWARDED.
' Th tennis season at the Norwnlke
Country Cm came to an end Suture
swomw smile or menstruation: m
om~mnnnwnmmaoonm ...mo .7
cm mm and Purser-inma- ‘
cmmsaocn,... ......a:
J. l. MAILETI‘E
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dormant-cacao men the autism saw
chenille-slim doubles We ran ottl
M’slkin and Van Buren detected Pen-Vi
nell and Green by strnight sets of 6-1..
6-2. and 6-4. The dual sets were wit-f
named by s hrge gallery 8nd during
the evening the cup. one which is pur-
ohud with the entry feet. was we
will still be tennis played until the‘
weather gets too bad for
continua. but the oflcial m
an end.
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An Opportunity to buy CORD TIRES at .prices never ' heard of befor .
muted to the winning team. There those made in new
gun" to glycerine and rose wnter to use after linen or
is at washing dishes; it
soft lad white In tallest the hrdelt‘prevent injury to the fabric.
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For om. Hana.
Keepvbeside the kitchen sink a cull
lemon;
, lately “About.
bottle or, By the some process, iron mold In
calico may be removed. we
in cold water to
It is well also to hnve a
keen the «land ping immediately
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