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’1 A meeting oi the women interested
TiCdntrnl Labor Union Hall and a num-
' their midday meal,
Sirekaeebekanmege No 42 1 o o,_
..F will hold a reheated! on Friday
‘ evening of this Week in meparatibn
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I ‘ Men' 5 Club last evening, only routine
. Tuesday evening
_ and zepalicd. Austin’s Garage.
_ Duchess, The codes supreme, out
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Mls. William Eugen-aid of Spring
Hill is hm ing a one-pipe Furnace in-
stalled In The Sterling Furniture Co.
o‘t 127 ‘Washington St.
in [tomorrnllc organization will be
held this evening at eight o’clock in
the Town Asst'm‘bly Bonding in the
old Town Clerks once Telephone 688.
--Coal at Harris I; Guns.
The September meeting of the Bar-
s’Union was held last evening in
her of matters of interest were dis-
:cussed. 5
Rev L J. Schooppler and family,
who were made iii an Sdndsy br'
ptomaine poisoning as the result of
something which they hid catch for
are reported to
dav as improving.
The degree team and guard of Eu-
for the working of the degree on “‘15
class of candidates at the meeting to
be held October lst.
—‘Pe‘s Coal at “Harris & Gallo. V
The Democratic Committee of the
Second “'ard will hold a meting ‘on
'vFi-iday evening in the Swartz & Corr
belt block. over Conneally -& Bracken‘s'
store. Business of importance will
come up {or action.
—Anyone wishing firewood can ha e.
the same for the carting. Apply A. 3.
At the business meeting of Trinity
business was transacted The semi
annual election of ofllcers was posit-
poned to an adjourned meeting next
-—-SPECIAL NOTICE.
Auto electric systems overhauled
’lhe Fairfield County Suffrage Asso
ciaiion will hold its regular monthly
meeting: at the Riverside Field and
Marine Club, Thursday. There will
be morning and afternoon sessions.
A luncheon for all interested has been
alranged for. The morning sessl'on
will open at 11.
speakers are expected.
~—Pea (‘oal at. Harris & Gans'.
met last evening at which time pla‘ "
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Several prominent f
’lhe membels of Mooseheart Legion ,.
Oflifi' hapwr, We?
It's “1111' ‘m‘o‘eflfg‘t
evening.
The scheduled meeting of the
Catholic Club Was Monet! rrom
last mening until Tuesdnx ewning.
owing to a meeting of Bishop Fen-l
wick Assembly being held.
~Phenltlgs n‘re becoming cooler
and you vii" we at to spend your
erentngs indoors. Have you a Vic-
trola. with Willem von can spend a
pleasant evening a twine—listening
gto the. latch hits 61- the old ‘favo‘riteo.
You can get one an easy tel-rm: and
enjoy "it While paying for it. Donnel-
ly’s. ls-IS south Ma'ln street. open
evenings.
A trim for the better was reported
at St. Vincent's hospital today in the.
condition of \N’nrren Church of Greg-
»ory Boulevard. who suffered a frac-
ture of the skull and conclusion of
the brain in an accident on Pairfield
avenue. last Sunday. Church‘s wife
and mother lune been in attendance
on him at the hospital and were
much cheered as to his condition.
Elizabeth Nixon of Bell Island. and
a resident 'of New York city. driving a
new York auo‘tmo‘tfile. registration
’171-337 N. Y., crashed into the wat-
a‘lng tank at the corner or South
Main street and Woodward avenue.
this morning at 11:30. and then
crashed into the fence surrounding
the Hebrew synagogue at the. corner
of South Main and Concord streets.
after she had failed to tu‘rn'sul'iL
cicntly wide to avoid the tank. Dunlel
'Klstinger of 3| River street. Nor-walk.
had turned from South -Maln street
into W'oodtvard avenue. and the other
car was relieving. For a while the
name or the driver could not be.
learned but flnallv inxeutigatlon dis-
closed that it was being drhen b) 11.
Oman named Elizabeth Nixon. The
damaged car was taken to Yaast,
Brothers gnraKP.
—.—8FECIAL NOTICE.
Auto electric systems overhauled
and £933 ired. Austin's Garage. 1
werr made ‘i‘or a rummage sale to
held in the Jacoby Block on Na
Main stlect on September 30th,
Octobe1 lst and 2nd. Plans for a
Halloue'on dance to be held in Music
Hall were also discussed. Refresh-
ments were S(l‘\9d and visiting
ioneels from Bridgeport and Ne .
ven wen among those present. «mt
Beitha Voolhees Senior Regent hr-
mally presented the Legion with the
cup won at the Coney Island Mardl
(Eras on senteinber 13th and a. mial
time was enjoyed.
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grouch and. tin litl place a
feehng' that ‘ day is going To
bring you luck, drink a cup of
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136 Washington
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Store Open Daily Until 6
Those rich new
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capacity .for service.
Plush which has the rich soft surface of velvet with
a remarkable dc th and a beauty that’ e impressive. Not
atallthesorto We nature thought “Mono
monks of M~fdl€ more beautl u]. ,
Goats df‘bimehort'style, ’mful‘and‘novel. l
A numbérmth handsome fur collars skufi w
and other good fin-s. Sbme with be er of fur around
bottom. And all with the splendid
fall easily into efi’ective folds and that impart comfort-
jng warmth.
With rich-hued linings in attractive figures.
Finely made, newest of the new.
$27.80 to”.
loom floor.
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“even in this gathering of many
Digit and et very firm of tenure; dull soft “I!“
Mumorde catctint of pink,agoodshade of
blue and a deep black, and 111 two models which fitm
true grace.
Vent effects, one tucked and with square neck a“
roll collar, the other with nice embroidery upon M onl-
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Second floor.
Some boys’- special
suits are N435
From the ends of several lots We have made one
lot of boys’ suits—and any in the lot is now tgx'rlgnd
Excellent woolen mixtures, dark and light in ooh
efiect, dandy school suits and well-fitted for general wear
Correct in style, thorough in tailoring, extra values-e
31!.75.
To match some of these suite—extra from at—
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Front basement.
Brilliant special
silver m..- -$3.75
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