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MASONIC NOTICES
"as Well Lod e, No. 108 F’. and A. M.
fleets in asonic building, South!
Iain street, lst and 3rd Tuesday of
«ch month. July and August except-
ed. at 8 o‘clock. All Master Masons
ardially invited. Asa T. Lowndes, W.‘
l.
A stated convocation of Butler Chap-
‘tc. No. 38, R. A. M., will be held
Tuesday evening, Sept. 14th, in Ma-
Robelt M. Wilcox, secretary,
mm! the? pea .,
’ . pr to the‘
sanitmfmmmcanon is“ it wrong.
Problblydt‘is just as important in
the best insect circles as whether, in
some circles, one is a Republican or a
Democrat.
What is or real importance to
everybody is wheth :- he knows
- enough to get out-0t" core at every
possible opportunity, these days_ not
to tear through the scenery so fast he
cannot see it, but to and some quiet
spot, there to loaf and invite hls soul. I construction.
The little green grasshoppers with
their funny little heads and absurd lit- '
tie movements will amuse him by the Road under
the Associated Press is exclusively ! hour if he will let them. The katydids 3 necessary.
dined to the use for publication ot‘will sing their antiphonal arguments .
at nightfall. Sunshine and shade and
sweet airs will work their way into
his spirit. and he will
freshed and made new. He may know
all .about bugs and non bugs, and en-
joy his knowledge. He may not care
what the big-worded men call them.
’But he does know that among his lit-
tle friends of forest and meadow he
nds companionship and peace,
The prohibition candidate intends
to fly over the country in an air-
iplane. That‘s high and dry. all right.
The railroads say they‘re moving
freight cars 30 miles a day now. Why
not hook the mail cars onto the
IConnecticut reported for motorists:
(construction.
,‘Thomaston—Waterbury town line. De-
,todr by Waetrbury. ’
Waterbury-Cheshire Road under
80 home re- dcr construction.
New..- was“ 3
cheats: TO MOTORIGTB.
The following are some of the lat-
est details or road const‘filction in
- Naugatuck Valley ’Road between
lTorrington and Thomaston is unda
construction. No detour necemw.
,- Thomaston Waterbury Road under
Road closed beyond
Short detour on paral-
lel road.
Yalesviile to the Gaylor Sanatorlum
construction. No detour
East Haven. Hemingway avenue, un-
,tween 8150 and $200.
GUILFORD, Sept. 18.-—Elbert W. . .
,Dudie . manager of a chain of gro- ., ---s. ‘ .-.
cery s ores here. was held up and rob- EAN OR, Me» Sept. ll.—-Homer S.
bed by three masked men as he was,Cumlnincs . former chairman or the
about to close up the store last nightiDemocntlc National Committee, said
at 10:30 o’clock. Two of the men in in “life‘s here yesterday that the
pointed revolvers at Dudley, while the spirit that controls America is the
third rifled the cash drawer of be- spirit that will dominate the human
' Dudley was race, but to‘insure that this country
alone in the store at the tune. SearchiWfll set the example for other nations
was made tor the three robbers lastlwe must set any from partisanship
night and today, but no trues of “16111th break “fly from the doctrine of
was found, isolation and wet into world affairs
2‘" going into the League of Nations
CHARGE WOMAN WITH twith all our force and will.
KILLING mean-r annual; The Lame of Nations. he said,
der construction. No detour.
North Haven. Quinnipiac avenue un-
Road closed tof
[through travel. - ‘
Sections of Post Road in “’estport.
.Norwalk, Darien and Greenwich un—’
3der constrmton .No detour. !
l Forest Street. New Haven. under:
’construction. Closed to through travel.;
!
wasqmo cur cuss. l
To wash cut glass properly wash
each piece separately in warm water tied in about six weeks.
with ammonia. Then rinse and dry
immediately.
Sudden changes of temperature
often cause the glass to break. Put
Lhospitai here today. a prisoner.
lby a sharp instrument. 3
,was the promise born or the war that
HARTFORD, Sept. 11.43.39,; the world would never again be con-
with killing her newsbom babe, Aunts-oiled in battle array,
geiina Pardi. 22, is at the St. Francis}
She was removed to the hospitali
after her mother had been attracted
to her room by her moaning. The:
mother discovered her daughter had!
become a mother and that the childl
was dead. Investigation led the NH
lice to believe the baby was killed-
ASEIBINQ
Name “Bayer” on Genuine
The girl was engalzed to be mar.-g
NEW BRITAIN
REPUBLICAN OUTING;
NEW BRITAIN. Sept. ll.--About.
. TRICOTINE SUITS
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—-The Best Salesman—A Want Ad;
freight trains?
——-———O——-—-
BLIGHT HITS POTATOE CROP
sonic Temple. South Main street, city,
.# 8 o'clock. Work—Past Master’s_
Degree. All R, A. Masons cordially
hinted. ' D. B. BEACH, H. P.
“'AKEFIELD, Mass, Sept. ll.—The
, . . . Irondilion of the Aroostock region po-
ne ma“"*‘~’.e‘ of a Z\ew iork de- tato crop was reduced to 78 percent.
pan lment store that deals in. compare-10.. normal by a late blight in August.
'tively low-priced goods Sill-‘3 that i“drumming i0 the New England crop
“NO MORE POOR PEOPLE"
3.1119 new paper suits that are belng'report of the Department of Agricul-ignnic iroubl.e.
ture, issued today. Elsewhere in New. common such heroism is.
’worn in Europe come to this country,
1h: will not handle them,
the dish In the pan sideways and re'fi‘ive hundered guests. including men;
member never 0 rinse uhder the fulfirrom all sections of the state. prowl--
cet. BKGment ‘in Republican politics. attended:
lThe Third \Vard Republican (‘lub oui-'
ing at Lake Compounce this afternoon.‘
.,ln addition to Congressman Long-l
lworih. who was the principal armament
in a great many cases and try tothose who addressed the gathering
make those around them hapDY. while;were Senator Frank 13.. Bl‘andegce.
they are racked with the pain of o:-.Colonel Brown. of Ohio, representing
Few men realize how fScnalor Harding. and Everett J. Lake,
The reur gubernatorial candidate.
WOMEN'HAVE TO SMILE
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‘il‘iayer Tablets of Aspirin?“ zen-'
uine Aspirin proved safe by millions
and prescribed by physicians for over
twenty years. Accept only an unbrok-
» en
“Bavcr package”
which contains
There are no more poor people any
"me," he explains. “Ii offered paper
quits at 60 cents, «Mr. Poor Fellow
‘mld sniff and walk from two aisles
‘here the all-woo] SRO stilts were on
"England, some blight, but no rot isiedy for this condition is Lydia E.
reported, with yields and quality good? Plnkham's
herbs, which for forty years has been
’ Connecticut.
‘ apple overcominc th most obstinate ills of
New England's commercial
\‘exzetabie Compound—a,
except in parts of Rhode island and simple remedv made from roots and.
—~——-——~ ~~— properdirections to relieve Headache.
Clean With Paraffine. Toothache. Ear-ache. Neuralxla. Rheu-
Window panes are apt to crack if
washed with water in frosty weather.
so it is useful to know that thev may
boxes of 12 tablets coat few cents.
Drugxlsts also sell lurker “Bayer pack-
ages.” Aspirin is trade mark Bayer
matism. Colds and Pain. Handy tin -
m- , , 1919.
“Everybodys earning a lot an“: other crops were reported as fol
foaming a lot. They want to spend .nlows:
FL andvtak‘? 3 Pride 1“ Paymg high] Connecticut Valley onions consider-
prices. It IS a ram that “WY would §.ably above 1919, but under the mid-
(‘ "ll is three“! as 16 percent. 1888 than women. Ever) woman suffering from
s
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be Well polished, and without dancer.
‘it rubbed over with a little paramno
‘and then with clean cloths.
female ills more It to herself and fam-
ily to give It a lair trial.
Manufacture Mononceticacldester _ot
3 Sallcylicaold.
l
I "is not any of these.
rather pay $510 than 60 cents.
This, undoubtedly was. the typical
American attitude 3 your ago
is a current impression
changed. and the public has turned
'lhrifty. But perhaps this reform ten-
dency has been exaggerated. The
«tore manager presumably knows
'what lie is talking about. Or perhaps
"the thrift applies only to the "middle
class" instead of the new—rich pro
'Tldariat.
The latter view is supposed by col
"lateral testimony from New York re-
garding that: same paper clothing.
'Whi‘c working people scorn it. suoh
"prople 3: students teachers, stenogra-
'phers artists and journalists are said
10 be keenly interested, lt appeals
‘10 many of them as not only a DOS.
sine money'saver but also a.labor
saver and is a contributor to sarto-
:rlal variety and comfort. It the thing
‘vurks, they say, a paper suit or dress
«(an be worn for a week or two and
‘fluown away_ and a new one bought
*3] through the warm weather, for
,much less than ordinary summer gar-
'meilts would cost, and without um-
«in-cleaning or washing. J
Even many a rich man or woman
:asitlflp and takes notice at this sum
393m, rBut the "poor man“ and his
'onl’e are not much interested, It's a
queer turn of affairs.
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_ ‘ BUGS.
Nearly all plump inserts are
«eluted bugs hy the nnlearned." says
new out-door expert, Many of them are
'101 bugs. But the cicada. nor: singing
7M5 shrill song, is a hue. and is seldom
“given credit for it. Most people call
’him -..-. "locust," lie is not a locust, and
in not even any cousin of the locust
:Yamily. Real .loensts include the red-
‘tegxr-d grasshoppers and the big.
brown California hoppers. True
grasshoppers are the green meadow
happens and the katydiris, The cicada
The “seventeen-
:year .locusts” are not locusts either,
but elcadae, therefore bugs,
All these fine distinctions are either
very important or not important at all,
according to the point or view. Doubt-
Zieea to the entomologists it. is of enor-
ms moment whether one belongs to
’I‘hvl'o I
that it. has;
:season forecast as a result of humid
‘August weather.
Tobacco still considerably short of
l l'uIl crop, although rapid gains were
made last month. The gains were
,partially offset by hall and storm
{damage in parts of Connecticut late in
August.
am
WBMEN er
MIDDLE AGE
May Pass the Critical Period
Safely and Comfortably by
Taking Lydia E. Pinkbam’s
Vegetable Compound.
Summit, N. .r._«i have mm. Lydia
E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound .iqr-
“l“llilunmuluml lug Change M W"
and I think it is a
good remedy in szu-ll
a condition. I could
not digest my food
and had much pain
and burning in my
stomach
meals. I could not
sleep, had backache,
and Worst of all
were the hot flashes.
, , I saw in the papers
' ~' ' ' a b o n t Vegetable
Compound so I tried it. Now I 'feel all
right and can work better. You have.
permission to publish this letter.”
-.—\'1o'lom.\ KorrL, ,21 Oak Ridge Ave.
Summit, N. J.
11‘ you have warning syn: toms Sil"ll
as a sense of suffocation, got fins‘vxns,
headaches, backache, dread of in:-
pendiug evil. timidity, sounds in the
ears, palpitaeiiwl of the heart. sparks
before the «We. irregularities, coll-
stipation. Variabil- appetite, weakness,
inquictude. and dizziness get a bottle
of Lydia E. Pinlchanl's vegetable Com-
pound and begin taking the medicine at
once. We know it will help you as it
did Mrs. Koppl.
.tow‘n ...
ONLY FIVE 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.
It is an event that no housekeeper should miss, and only made possible by the fact that we must vacate our present build"
ing before October lst, and . as it is easier to move. cash than merchandise, we have made the savings. 80 great that you Will
never again be able" tojse'cjur'e [such bargains .‘ f The class of merchandise we carry. huS'WOn the lasting ffiéfidShip Of Our many
customers everyWhere.’;'.I‘t‘isireliable,jdur_ab1e.a‘nd satisfaction is assured. Don’t'fplit
furniture or heusefurni'shi'n'g' use; but act now. ‘ ' " " “ "‘ ‘
after}
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V Beating the Worthy of furnishing the home complete, we have taken the
a burden oii‘ your shoulders and have arranged several outfits complete, ready
for you to install in your new home:
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These outfits offer you a substantial saving and among than you will find
just the home you desire, whether it be simple, or elaborate.
If you are just looking for a few pieces to make your home more complete.
a sewing table, or a rocker, or clamp, you willuee in our complete stocks
Itwillpay you tovisitns.
"aspirthereiisianything yOu need in
' PHENOMENAL VALUES WOMEN’S muons?
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FOR FALL AND WINTER
Made in navy blue—the very latest models with ‘
exquisite silk embroidery—and rich fancy silk lined, .
Today $29.98 ,
Final Clearance Sale
Summer Wash Dresses
Figured voiles—all good styles—
éPrice ’~ $2.98 »
g DRESS GINGHAMS
Good practical models— '
1:Clearance Price — ($5.98
‘3 WASH SKIRTS
At less than half their regular price—-
I TODAY.
$2.49
500/ PAIRS OF
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
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Mme. Jeannette 3‘14
SOUTH 11’0me '8 LEADING
CORSETIERE AND GLOVER
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receive expert advice concerning the type
of corset required for your figure, as wall
as the most satisfactory attention. Cor-
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