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MASONIC NOTICES
on Well Lodge, No. 108 F. and A. M.
lleets in Masonic building. South
Main street. 1st and" 3rd Tuesday of
each month, July and August except-
“, at 8 o’clock. All Master Masons
many and fraternally invited.
ASA T. LOWNDES, W. M.
ROBERT M. WILCOX Secy.
A suited Nnu'm-ntion of Butler
“pier. .\'n. :38. It. A. .\I.. will beheld
May evening. Sept. 28. at 8 o‘clock.
Wen-It .‘l. E. ‘l. Degree. All R. A.
(ll-suns cordially invited. Fraternal”.
D. 'B. IH‘I.\(‘H. H. I‘.
F. 8. LYONS, Secretary.
.BOSTON TRUST
COMPANY CLOSED.
_ mSTON. Sept. 27.n'l‘he (‘Osmopoi-
. Jan Trust ('ompuny hi this city with
.a savmgs and banking department
,and agencies abroad was closed by
B-k Commissioner Joseph C, Allen.
The (‘osnwpolitan is the fifth bank
in this city to be closed by Commis-
sou'm NORWALKl
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ARMY ORDER son DANBURY. '
Delohery Hat Co. Receives
‘ - for 69,000 Service Hate.
The Delohery Hat Co.. of Danbury.
has been notifle by the army quar—l
tergnaster's «filament. Philadelphia,,
that it has been aWarded the contract!
to furnish oneliail‘ oi the 118,000 scr‘t
vice hats which are required to equip?
the United States army.’The contract!
awarded to the Delohery Hat Co. is2
be of the regulation style worn by
United States soldiers. '
Michael Delohery, president of the
firm, said today that the remainder
of the contract had,been awarded to
E, W, Alexander, of Reading, Pa. Mr.
Alexander submitted fifteen separate
quotations in the bidding.
Most of the local hat factories.
ted bids for the contract.
were opened last Tuesday.
During the war the Delohery Hat
Co. tilled several large contracts (or
The bids
‘tlhe army and, many a Danbury sol-
for 59,000 hats, all or which are to:
which make and finish hats, submit-t
ier was issued a service hat which
.Contract had been manufactured by that firm.
SAYS HER MARIAGE
WAS REALLY A TRAP
Julia Warshow Berman has filed
suit {or annulment or her marriage
in the Superior court in Bridgeport
and the case is returnable the first
Tuesday in October. According to
the allegations ol »the complaint 9.
liquid given the plaintiff by Jacob
Berman or New Haven caused her to
be entrapped into a ceremony. The
suit has been brought through the
father of the bride, Max Warshow.
0! Stamford.
Mrs. Berman, formerly Miss War-
show, is 18 years of age. The wed-
ding took place on May 11. 1920, in
New York and followed an elopement
which was a complete surprise to the
parents. The complaint states that
'the wedded pair never lived together.
The papers were served on Berman
on Tuesday.
125 WASHINGTON ST.
JOSEPH ROSENFIELD
Housefurnishings, Hardware and Auto Supplies
PHONE 340 FREE DELIVERY
sinner Allen in the lust fire weeks.
The first of these was the Hanover}
Trust Company which Went to the
van with the collapse of the get rich
«mick scheme or (‘harles Ponzi. its
largest individual depositor. The Pm?
THAT SHOULD BE IN YOUR COLLECTION
private .
dential Trust Company
laer. as were tWo
Isl-ks.
was closed
smaller
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JUVENILE COURTS ABROAD.
The example set by the United
States in establishing Juvenile courts
has now been followed by all the
principal countries of Europe. Spain.
the last to full in line has now adopt-
-ed the modern vim-(point that delin-
quent children should not be treated
.12: criminals, but rather as victims of
.advmse conditions and surroundings.
in “nrking out the details of the law
Spanish authorities have
[ovulation received by the Children's
Burr-nu of the l'nitcd Slates Depart»
silent of Labor.
l‘nu-i the Spanish law the chil-
dren's judge is not nl-cussarilyamem-
her Of the bench. He is assisted by
no a-ivisory members appointed by
S‘s-P Commission for the Protection of
itkndren. Privacy is guarded very
w-‘bvseiy in the Spanish juvenile
warts: no one excrpt probation ofil-
-u.-7~v. is allowed in the court except by
per-ial pmniission, and the press is
initiation to publish any information
all-out cases or" juwuiln delinquents.
Since Chicago established the first “W. _,_.--_- ._._ _- -- ._. .......
fiuvmile court in 18.09 similar courts
have been establishod in linzlnnti,‘ («Ia/axa/a/amung-U.”- ,/-,,..‘...‘..._,-_.-.,.,.
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”Switzerland. ltaly. Germany, llussia.‘
Austria and Hungary.
GETTING 7 BALLOONS CREADY.
BIRMINGHAM. Ala. Sept. 27.24“-
t‘orls were being made here today to
:M a dozen balloons in readiness for
the start late this afternoon of the
rat.» that will determine the three
entries of the United States in the
Intimmional Gordon Bennett trophy
race which will start from here also
cm Oct, 23. .
it was planned to have the first
balloon hop off at 5 p. m. Eight of
the twelve balloons will be manned
by civilians, three by army pilots and
one by a crew from the navy.
ISllBl lflllflllflllw i,
All! it“ II: “P
EVERY Mllfllllllli
set into the habit .5: drinking ;
glass of hot water before
breakfast.
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Millions of folks bathe internally now
instead of loading their system with
‘ drugs. “What’s an inside bath?" you
say. Well, it is guaranteed to perform
miracles acording to hot water enthu-
siasts. -
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There are vast numbers of men and,
women who, immediately upon arising
'fil the morning, drink a glass of hot
water with a. teaspoonful of limestone
phosphate in it. This is a very excel-
lent health measure. it is intended to
tush the stomach, liver, kidneys and
Intestines of the previous:- day's waste.
sour bile and indigestble material left
~nver in the body which it not eliminat-
ed every day, become food for the
~millions of bacteria which infest the
bowels, the quick result is poisons and
toxins which are then absorbed into
the blood, causing headache. bilious at-
tacks. foul breath, bad taste, colds.
stomach trouble kidney misery, sleep-
lesness impure blood and all sorts of
Ailments.
People who feel good one day and
'bedly the next, but who simply can-
>mnt get feeling fl‘ht are urged to ob-
-- ‘fll 8 We? pound of limestone phos-
g’te at the drug store. This will cost
you-y little but is sulclent to make
me areal crank oath-subject of
, _~ . ~ sanitation.
followed 3
America's cxperieme. according to i,,_:
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HEAR THESE OR
Open Evenings till 9 P.
88567—LA8T ROSE OF SUMMER - - ' - Hempel
88546—KATHLEEN MAVOURNEEN - - Gedsld
64306—A PERFECT DAY - - - - Williams
64183—MY LADDIE, . - - - - - - Gluck
64441—AT PARTING, - - - - - - Oulp
64732—RAINBOW OF LOVE, - - - McGormack
64677—AMERICA, - - - - - - Whitehill
64824—NOBODY KNOWS DE TROUBLE I'VE SEEN
- - - - - - - - Kriesler
64459—STI.VER THREADS AMONG THE GOLD, Powell
Yam—HOME, SWEET HOME, - - - . Cluck
18103—1 NEVER KNEW. i? P .' ’, .._..
17933—JUANI‘1‘A. j it! g
DON NELLY’S
16 and 18 SOuth Main Street.
Record
Suggestions
ANY OTHERS AT
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THE BERKSHIRE
The Only Electric
Washer With 8 Pump.
For long, long years, wash-day was the nightmare Of
c'very housekeeper. The advent of the Electric Washing
Machine marked the dawn of a new era. in household man-
agement. In the home that boa-sis this mechanical servant,
washing involves no great physical outlay.
An Electric Washer is an investment—not an expendi
ture. It. pays for itself over and over. It solves the vexing
laundrcss problem. It makes you independent of her service
altogether. I t makes it possible to have, the family washing
done in your. own home, under your own supervision, amid
surroundings that you know are thoroughly sanitary.
“'0. are the t‘Xt'lllsiVI' agents in this territory for the
Berkshire Electric “'ushing Machine.
The Berkshire is the only washer that pumps the water
out after use. Simply turn a lever and the motor connected
pump clnpties the “"dlt‘l‘ without further attention.
The Berkshire has a slanting wringcr—thc wringcr can
he swung into any position, or he removed, cmiverting the
washer into a table.
The Berkshire has all mechanical parts enclosed. There
are no hells, springs, reversing gears or other intricate parts
to get out of order.
The Berkshire is silent in operation, and will give long
years of service. .
“'1‘, will be pleased to demonstrate this machine and
explain its further advantages. -
The Connecticut Light
and Power CO.
Norwalk. Conn.
67 Wall trcet Tel. 1880 l" ’
- . many handsomely lined with silk—
'll= Unusual values at— v
E Complete Showing Women’s and
"V season’s newest. materials; trimmed suits, some with fur; em
I ‘ stylish backs-and smart pockets. All with fancysilk lining and in
' terlined—
.. necks, all the leading colors—
lcttc. and Crepe do (“hum
3?; the lowest.
HONDAY, SEPT. 27, 1920.
Boston Store
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Misses’ New Fall and Winter
SUITS
The latest ideas from style centers are here fashioned in,
broidery, plain tailored suits, newest length jackets. showinghi
$33.00 TO $05.00”
WOMEN’S AND MISSES ‘
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New Fall Dresses ..
Featuring scrgcs, tricotincs, velours, Jerseys and pump...
-. 3’" ., .7-1'
m1
- I ‘ Embroidered models, smartly trimcd efi'ects and some 1.1mm,"
styles. Many set oil with buttons, new sleeves and hunt «30“
$18.98 UP TO $45.00,,
WOMEN’S SILK DRESSES
Stunning cficcts in Georgette, Tafi'cta, Silk, Satin. "Prim.”
An exceptional assortment oi win
deri’ully smart dresses, remarkable for their style and low prim
$18.98 UP TO $40.00
SELECT YOUR NEW COAT
”\thrc variety is largest, where quality is last and prim»;
\\'P are showing illt‘ season's lll'\l lnmll'ls m :1” the ,
desired materials, such as Plush, loli-via, Silrcrtonv, ill-mill loth. ;
t‘umclhair, Velour and Twoeds, plain, for or plush Mammal.
PLAID SKIRTS
All new in fashionable Accordion, Box and lx'nil'n l‘lviztml
models, also plain tailored. The Very newest color eomlnnntu m
‘ ' c ular and sizes cs. let-ially adapted for stout iignnls
(omemrg 1 “t _
$4.98. $7.98 AND $10.08 "
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orders this week.
THE‘ [IN IVE ESTA'LSAR
SNOWED UNDER
We are deluged with orders which we are accepting in strict rotation.
We will make deliveries as rapidly as possible in the same rotation. .
To facilitate the handling of these orders during our rush we Will be obliged to
, Please Don’t Pho ne Us This Week
er Placed in Turn—and Get Your. Car When
You Want It.
Don’t Listen to Silly Rumors of Non-Delivery.
THE TRUTH of the matter is that w e have train loads Of Fords on the way and
You Can Get Your Ford
All we ask is that you call on us—and place your order this week instead of phoning it. i
Pre-War Prices in Post-War Times
HERE THEY ARE:
TOURING CAR, Without Starter...$440
TOURING CAR, with Starter. .. . .8510
RU N ABOUT, without Starter. . . .$395
RUNABOUT, With Starter... .$465
ALL PRICES r. o. 3. DETROIT _.
COUPE $745
SEDAN........................$795
ll‘ON TRUCK, Pneumatic Tires,
complete With body............$860
Exact price depending on body selection. _
TRACTOR $790
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Worsted Goods
Our New Fall Stock of Wor-
sted Articles has Arrived.
Never have we offered to our pa-
trons, a more attractive assortment
of Knitted Skirts, Caps. Leggings,
Bootees, Mittens, Slip-over Sweab«
ers, and Novelties.
These are on sale now at prices
greatly below present market values.
88 WASHINGTON STREET,
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Stamped Goods”
New designs in Soar-ts, Centers and Pillow Tops, stamped
on china, Blue, Bussett, Brown and Tan Necdleweaves.
' Center, Scott‘s and Pin Cushions stamped on White, Clover-
Blesch and Pure Linen. ., 9, a4
' Stamped Pillow Cases, Day Slips, Bath Towels and Comb-
ing Jackets. . «so-H
Prince for Scar-ts, Centers and Pillows in Blue, Brown and
Ten. -
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J. I. MALLETTE
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