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MASONIC NOTICES
7 Molly and fraternally invited.
7 letter
«luau or
y and fraternally invited.
ASA T. LOWNDES, w. M
303er M. Wchox Secy.
li’apter, No. 38_ R. A. M.
aeonic Temple, South Main
'the 2nd and 4th Tuesdays of
-‘ month, at 8 o'clock, July.and Au-
excepted. All R. A. Masons cor-
’. ember of The associated Frees.
A-odsted Press is exclusively
' to the use for publication of
“I dispetchea credited to it or
~dkwleo in this paper and also
rights of publication of spe-
es herein are also re-
Well Lodge, No. 108 F. and A. M.
loot: in Masonic building, South
street. lst and 3rd Tuesday of
month. July and August except-
“'8 o’clock. Ail Master Masons
D. B. BEACH, H, P.
Tommy Noble.
champion of England. fought fifteen
interesting rounds. at Madison Square
Garden. lust night. ill the presence of
at large crowd. Noble received the
award of the judges on points. For
twelve rounds the bout was slow. DIR
Murray uwokv ill the three last rounds
and made a, \\ hil'lwind finish.
i’nlullml Gulls ls lit-st.
lt‘ (it‘lli'g‘t' Robinson. 159% pounds.
of Boston. .\ias:-t.. ever held the mid-
(iil’VW‘iL'iil l'i‘illlllliOilflilitl ot' the llogl'o
race. that title now belongs to Panama
JOI’ (inns. who claims to bc the \\'(-l»
ter chunlpion ot' the (‘unul Zone. Guns.
who Weighs 1511', pounds. gave Roll—
inson '.l sow-re drubbing ill a twch‘c-
round bout that was full or wild lung<
vs uncl illalrtistic boxing. (lens is
rvnmrkululy \‘izorotls. coal black ne-
gro. who l“(".‘i§ in rough zlllli)uylble
{York that would i'lllYt‘ brought a grin
to lii!‘ rllt‘l‘h‘ of Guns. “'olcolt or hang.
ford. Robinson was weary ill the 10th
round. but ill' lllilnagml to last the
limit. 'l‘llt2 judge-s naturally awarded
lilt‘ \‘vriiil-l lo Gulls.
. Deaths and Funerals
Fum'ml of Louis &. Nylll'y.
' The funeral ot Louis S. .\',\:ll‘y.
‘3' home.
tery.
llul'lul “us in the
,i’ l - -
An operation.
fists. failed.
“be? of the Phoenix Engine Co.: (70
by Now
the Bartendt-rs' l'nion.
. "mu-y Dudley.
Henry iludicy,
59th
puny (l.
(orday. Funeral arrangements
'be made later.
Strphcn Cziko.
died. last night. from
“0!":th today..
. Etc. private.
.0—
with scl’nlorl by th-i l-usllll'.
"‘Slont's :i"(i Bread."
Th4» inn-dull Dl’tlLlllilll will be us “‘1‘ 01' every one of the toll l'I-tl'lds in
his contest with "Dummy" Flux-tin. or
Lillian Silf‘l’VVUOd-.\'l-\\'kirk_ 50- Brooklyn. It was McCormivL‘s nrsl
prano; Mrs. 1-11”... .\lu_\ synock' appearance in the East. llw \.. iLi"'Ii
pianist: Miss Marin-lil- Austin. vio- 160 pounds and Martin 161‘“:
linist. , .
Prelude .......... \vunm Sundcrson WILL PLAY FOR SILVER ”1‘
Violin Hilti
mflfierloryw "Melodic"
l'inno.
Vioiill
.fi‘opmno Rein
and Piano.
-. . . . . . . . . .. .lolln i'l'ilnlic St.
”,Posllude—“Alurcb lu‘unlustlc”
Sunday scilool at 1'.
.flmvor at 6:45. Tom. . clump \',.,-,‘,.s .\t lust iii" bu; name is on Hulurduu
T‘fl'hat Help L's," iA-tlill' Mix, lily“ Hct. Mb. 3.2'“ p. m. Light iinllsr
fire-gory. l'fllnt. Ne“ ii:l\'l‘n. Hejaz \‘s Monk-w.
Tuesday—The Knot “nun (‘il‘cil- l'or tln- l‘lllt‘il talked of Hllyt'l' cup.
‘Viil meet with Miss ivln Tailor ul 5 ll. ll” MM! “9" M'H'k'w ‘0 L”""‘ “n 1"
‘sln. so. iw lilt‘lt‘ wilil 4h“ hit: truism
,__ Ti:iil‘.‘ldfl_\‘—~)ihi-Vs‘('('k sl'l‘\l't' :lt \ 1). Don't t'nrgl-t rt-glllar lilo-Min: Fri—
‘13. filthy-st:
fixing-dent." .
7.. Salurday—C‘zlkn szlir- :It 9 n. m..
”is: Hamilton's. giun by the Glen
a Circle.
“Til" 'i‘l‘HFill l' .‘lllti l
Grace Baptist rhitrch.
TUectlng' on l-iuymmld strect from
'clock p. m. until 6:30.
__.-——~____
. w lent ot' Nol‘unll-,.e:llni propriv-tor ot'
fthe garagc. in t‘onnrciicut :iyc-nllv. :ll
Wlor avenue. “us ill‘ili )'t'Sll'l'ti:l)'. at
' .lt-wish
'l‘lle lil't't used succunliwd to
poisoninc t'nllowinu lb:- extrac-
‘ on of a. hair from onv ol'.his nostrils.
York special-
Mr. Nynry was a.‘ mhn-
Nmuk. No. 58. l“. of A.: the Elks, a
3(‘\'(‘lll_\'75('\‘(‘ll years
~11! age. and a former member of Com-
‘(zapy G, 89th lieginlelltf‘und of (‘onl-
Regiment. died. at the
‘3oldiel's‘ Home. Noroton Heights. ycs-
will
Stephen Cziko. R. of 41 Fair street.
diphtheria.
Health Officer \‘i'ilhzlgi J. 'l‘rucey an-
l-‘unv-rul services will
,Suhjo-cl:
. Moritz Moszko“ ski
"'i'ruxt Yl- ill lin‘ Lord"
ill
\\'liini"l'i:il‘ llzll'qul
l'ill‘liillitli l'I'.
he
at
ll-
i’rcachillg
l'l'
. t ll 11." m. Sllllulnjf schoui :lt 12:3“.
Trenching at 8 (l'tiock p. in. All'u
:velcome.
fiiorninl: Slur Christian Association.
5
~‘i'he Best Salesman—A Want Ad
—THE—
NORTH
STUDKl
To Be
Re-Opened
,. WEDNESDAY,
Oct. 11, 1920-
Prepared to nice: all re-
;quirements for
Artistic ,
_ O
autography
intmama by Phone
.»
I .
. Yahta‘rawm‘yqfiréil
ortraits
R
‘fEiilmettrPreino ; '
Johnny t'lintnn. ”0%, pounds. and
i):l\‘t' .‘ii'izll‘. ll" pounds. llultm'cd
t-zu-h U'll'” n :slircl-ssluily but until"—
Slusllf‘ull.‘~ ‘or F-l rounds .to file de-
a light oi 'li‘ unlit-"j. gods. (‘linloll had
all t‘u- In ill r ot‘ the t-nntu-st. but lilL"
lth'ib‘u-tl x...' :i lil‘i|\\’.
.\ :t-x. rulc oi tlw tuning t‘olnlnis-
sivln ruollillils the unluum‘t-r telling
how lill judges and l't‘il’ll'l‘ vote.
Donny ii‘rnsh. 1223‘: pounds. a lini—
tinlnrw l'vutlu-l-wl-lght with ambitions
to ilt'rtllllt' the champion of the class
.‘u‘lldil'lsll'lt'ti a tcrritic benelnlz to Ari
tic 'H‘in-ury. 127“, pounds. of Nc-w
York. ()‘l.l:il'y “1‘s in it'llll'ililli; bag
from stint illlisll. inii \\.i‘i ml his
feet at tho clomu The Vlllti.‘t‘>‘ lnnl no
difficulty in picking l-‘rush :l:: lliv \-.in
nor.
in
LEONARD Ill-LVI‘S SHEPPARD.
I’ATERSON. .\'. .l.. Met 9
Leonard. lightweight cl null-inn ot‘ the
world. last night scorn-d :l technical
knockout over Johnny Sheppard. ’ol’
l~Ill£riand. (It the Si\lil licg'i‘niuolt Arm-
ol'\. The input. \\illt‘il wus st-llmllllmt
to go twclyr- rounds. was st: lmm! by
HIV d‘t'l't-I'l-v ill ”10' third. i.A.‘Hliiilli
colnph tcle' ()Iillllllil'lii his om»: Lia-ll:
the
finish iiiili ill the third “ill‘ll ti .~
First Congregational (hurt-ll. Nbr- “'31 ““3 Hl'lle-Ii. id‘lllllli'ti “urinal
walk. lit-v. E p. McGrcgor. Pb. I,” '21: jlllllllliS and his opponent half A
"p:mtor.—~Morning se-l'ticv at 10:30. twill"! ilSN- '
Huyo .\ict'ormick. chumpitn ii-I'il:
lu-uxylycight of Ireland. hud ti.-~ ill-t-
——'_
Members of Monker Grotto. 54,
(-5:
.\l. H. Y. P. E. R. received the follow
inu- notice yesterday with referent-i
to llu coming gmm» with llejnz Grot—
to m .\'v-w Haven tor tln- siher cup
‘\Hii :ll lloton l'oillt two years ago by
the Nut qu'an grotto from one of
tho Xv“ Yolk grottostw~ ‘
9
day. (ll-toiwr Mil. All numbers must
be present “.8 final llrl‘nnnvlllcnts :u'l-
to be made for bum-ball ,‘Inllll' and cer-
vnlonial.
(‘olnmittee on urmnurnn-nta for
Transportation must import,
Don't forget your 19:0 line Carri.
lii‘ Doc Mallory tun sin-till time
away H‘onl his ill-w iluu. Wont-n there
will be a feed.
NOR\\‘.\I.I\_\ \x'. Lot ‘It \\ nuns,
The second immu- or the local svl'lcs
for the city championship. will lu-
played Sunday :ll'tc-lnoon. on tln- llnyv
ivr grounds. at 11:30 ll, ill. The Nor.
walks will t-lldcuyor to oxen up the
serics. us thr Loci-Lwoodl-i Wu. tho inst
game 9 lo 4- «before u record-brook-
ing crowd. Stanley tllld Mc(‘.tl-tcll will
be the battery for lill' Locitwoods and
Quinn and Tarlov for the N()l’\\'ttikfl.
Mr. Liggins. of Bridgeport. will lllll~
pirc the game. The lineup iii as fol-
lows:
Nom'ailm—liilcy. 2b: "roadway or
Oakes. ct': ilail. lt‘; Prince. lb: \Vhone.
ri'; I’lowdt-n. Ill): Schmidt or Prank. ss;
'l‘urlov. e; V'olk or Quinn. p.
Lockwoods-Tucken 2b: Ryan or
Toby. cf: Nazzaro. if: Herring. 1b;
Chontosl or Lilidquist. rt; Schordas.
3b; Tariov. es; McCarten. c: Stanley
or Lynch. p.
“—0
, MERIDEN POOHROOM
‘ 9' _ MAN FIXED.
MERIDEN. Oct. S.-——Michael Mat-
thieu. poolroom proprietor. who was
acquitted of a charge of selling liquor
a. week ago. lifter police raiders had
testified he poured liquor down a sink
as they entered his place‘ and that
they had only their taste and smell to
offer‘as evidence. was not so lucky‘
today, following a police visit to his
place at midnight after a patrolman
had found the door melted. A.glase
half-filled with what the proagcutor
called “manufactured" whiilkcy win
found on the bar. was exhibited and
latthieu was fined 875 and costs. .
0%....—
~MACSW1NEY DIOBE FJHAUSTED.
LONDON. urlcl. 9.-——Terence. use;
Swiney. Lord Mayoor of Cork. ,4 t
a. fairly good night at Brlxton : u,
when this morningvhe began theft!-
,uuuunnm
British ‘Boxer Gets the De-
cision Over Johnny Mur-
ray After Furious Finish
NEVV‘YJWIIK. Oct. 9.‘-J0illlily Mur-
former featherweight
nv
‘iit‘lilly‘
l.l .
lAIN‘t luo rollln’s and “or: :li-nut in»
(UIZ— ’
held yesterday.
nor Cox.
Willlum Millican.
Anna. Kessler.‘ and Harold Judel.
son will be played Tuesday. the 12th.
Columbus Day.‘
played with Dunbury at Danbury.
2.00. The’round trip price fill be sev-
enty-five cents.
The first meeting of the Senior
Class was held yesterday. President
Kenneth Beers presiding. Miss Ida.
Scofield was elected secretary. At the
last election Mariorie Guiles and Ida
Scorn-id each received the same num-
ber of votes. Irving Davis was elected
Ieditokin-chief of the class book. The
candidates for editor-in-chlet were
Angelo Maruca. Eugene Roth. Irving
Davis. The Business Manager will be
elected later. ’
There will be no meeting of the Glee
Club Monday. the next meeting being
Oct. 15. '
There was a. meeting of the Home
and ’l‘each irs' leauue at 8.00 last eve-
ning in thd High School Anditoritgdm.
C. .
‘ BREAD §UPERSTITIONS
Borrow bread and you'll always be
new»
1
Carry a crust of bread in your
pocket for luck. ‘
Q ‘- — -
’lf‘you burn your bread someone is
angry with "ou. '
if you drop a slice of a loaf of bread
friends ure coming. ‘
It you nre fund of the crilst of
broad you will lllllrry curly.
/ " '
If 3‘hu cut brcml unevenly it is a
sign you [nit] it ill‘ that till)’.
. If your bread-falls buttered side
that day.
C
if you lv.:.l\«- .wmvl llrmld or l-‘w'lllll
ll la n sign .mu \\'lll lll:lll‘_\' H llllllli‘
ur-n- lllull. '
t
0
s
!
ODD SAYINGS
i You nmy fiilllt't‘ on the ropes
j with-Hit reading Euclid:
l
Set lil)‘ cull-l so according to
thy ll‘lllit‘.—iltlit'h Proverb.
i
i . Tire follow \\iill i~ll't flfi‘d
_ with elllilllsinflu is mm lumps
fired. 4»
"Love. the u: is «not. but
The tflrd assembly of the year was , .___.__.__-_,
The topic was Gover-
* Last week the topic wee
Sonator Harding. The speakers fire
Helen Kit-mayor,
-'l‘he first football game of the sec-
The game will be
The bus will leave the High School at
down it is it sizll you committed a sin
l
'Good filament good tum -, géoa
laud, goedpggple—w _
now i. the time for all good side
to come to the help of the party.
Glaring headlights vary oftei
glaring headines in make
accidents. “
~
Our old standby ~Evere L. c '-
nard was elected Colleen)? of '12:;
and a good Collector he is.
*
Henry A. F. Young of South Wll»
ton was elected second selectmsn
and will make a valuable aid to the
Towns welfare. '
___...
Saying. "Are you there?” instead
of “Hello" may not give you better
service but it makes you feel more
as though you’d had a conversation
with somebody anyhow.
Will the “‘hand that rocks the
cradle" take the time to cast a vote?
Certainlywthe busiest folks have
the moat time to do things, as was
shown at the town election on last.
Monday.
/
John Knapp wee elected First ae-
leetman and is the only man in the
town of 'ilton for the position as
39. has kept our roads in fine repair
for the past year and is deserving
a great credit and the old saying in
“Well done.”
“Ellmm C. A. Schlirhling whose
name appeared on the republican
ticket for constable a. stated over
his election. So is John L. Davis
whose name.nppeared on the ticket
Lat- Grand Juror, Peace and order will
be their prevailing guide.
During the storm; over Town
School. Committee Strong (‘omatnck
lwas elected by a large majority and
3‘0 his satisfaction he will serve an-
‘ntherdel‘m. and it is llopcd by the
voters that he will serve many more
"Right side up with care is his mot-
to."
: Who do you uhderstand said 3
“Titan voter by “class legislation?"
"l hav-n't quitt- made up my- mind."
‘s‘tlid farmer Jones." elleellt as far as
the newspapem
. y‘ ’M‘ ‘>
filtrs. Ed ' y 1... Stevens of Rowayton
3"..nuh w ‘operated on yesterday in
91 ford. by Dr. Avery. a throat spec-
ialist. having a large section of bone
removed from her We. Mrs. Ste-
vens is getdng along nicely.‘l
it.
Friends of the Rownyton Flower
Club are invited to attend a. tea and
sale of house plants and percolais. on
Friday afternoon. October 15lh.Jrorn
4 to 5 o'clock. at the Sunday school
rooms of the Methodist church.
Plants will be given to thoserho have
helped out faithfully in the work of
the elu i this year. Contributions of
.if‘ih‘ for the sick of the New York
tenements will be gratefully recs-Wed.
__._..___._.
DARIEN A
Mrs. (T R. Abbe m'i‘dfli to her home.
Lc lioy HYI'l’luP near \Vest ayenue next
Sunday at 3 ll. m.. all who wish to
hear the Scriptural cyidoace on the
topic made fumoue by Judge. Rather-
ford. “Millions Now Living \Vlll Never
Die." Hear the judge ..
ATTACKS DAYLIG "T I.A“’.
Heals-y Hays It Has luvnuml Perm
.. l’nulnu‘ Fuses.
Leonard H. Henley. mrctnry of the
stau- bourd of agriculture. di-Iivcl‘ingi
his anfiual report at the annual meet—
ing 'of the bonnet at the capitol in
Hartford on “'edneeday. vigorously
attacked the daylightmaving law:
branded it no a heavy handicap upon
the farmers of the stole and urged the
co-opcrntion or the cities of the state
in lactating its repeal.
Secretary llenley‘s contention was
that the daylight saving law has ln-i
creased the. cost of farm productionlg
1:” to 20 per cont. and has decreased; l
the amount of production 2“ to 25 per}
't'w‘lll. ;
‘ llc mid that only llerIlullco-opcr—‘
utlon between city dwvlh-rs and the'
farmers can the cost of form [erdllC‘,
lion be reduced and lu- called attend...
tion to llu- important part that form}
producers play in the arm-ml M‘llema
to decide um some or the lonisln- of the cost of “\‘lllm
:tion up to Hartford sounds iiko‘ n l The ”union": reuort was it recital
’mlkllt have come from the inmnt "" m ere-x disadvantages ‘undn-r
class." - u lllch fill-Incl! are creating in Conn-
. owlleut had 3 tribute to the farmers
n mill be differ-om m the um: vim-— ‘01" themte for their accomplishments
,timl which jg: ln-ld the rim iii No.1!“ Slot your in the face or tremen-
\'onlher especially for the women \‘n
lc‘rs. Al the last election Women !
ilnt'kcti around the booth.- and ill-
- l: uctnll their fellow women vnlcr!
how in vole as well as 1:l l'iw- lllcln
a lip how to vote it was
luokvd b9 the limbo" ‘ :w .l minm‘
offense all: th‘ "indies" llhi ,“Hl
tin-1
Vf-l'P to he iil‘)tvnli|
:luu
dersiulld limi
tile semntyflw {not line in nil-c till‘
so nothing was said in them, bulf
it will he diluent next elm-ton when
: ‘olls dimoumafl‘n‘fl-
mu". ‘mer farm
He. enld lhet many farmers had slid
lhur Rack and quit. the farms ra‘ber
than utt- mm to pmiper undcl: prowl)!
coild’iions .lnd no mid that many {on
lmys n~lurnlng from dhc
war had inmo- lo “ark in tl’factorles
melcr than hitt‘ on lilr farm at low
“1qu liv Niki i'urml-rfl 311130! COD"
pm" “Hi! lliillluffll‘lll". ti on the wago
and tout ii hull (‘I‘O‘illl‘d a shortage 0
l'ur'l' ii in lllnl is alarming. '
* Thousands of New
Dresses, Suits
Co .and Skirts
Greet variety of tb'e most recently designed models, an
um styles and fresh lip-Om ideal. .
.m Best Values in Andes.“
wool; JERSEY SUITS :
EXTRAORDINARY VALUE
.‘ at $21.50 .
Suits of fine quality, Brown, Blue and W1! mixture wool
jersey dothwenmsda insinertnewstyles.
stunning Iodels in
Serge, Tricotine, Vflour, Jersey and Poplin
. ,_ DRESSES
’ $18.00 to $45.00
The beat: dresses'to be found anywhere, beautifully nah.
toned, superb quality and wonderful velues, a great variety Ci
styles for women and misses. .
I SILK DRESSES
$18.98 to, $40.00
Rich. beautiful, various—ere the Autumn Fashions. now
colors, new ' fescinstin; variation of stylesm The
asterisk are Mots. Silk, Georgette Grape, Satin, Tricoit‘ttc .
sndOrepe do Chine, the prices are much below theirrcni *
worth"
l
on).
f FASHION’S'NEWEST
DRESS SKIRTS
The prettiest and cleverest models in plain and pleated
styles. Our sseortment is unusually large and features H the
is new in plaids, and the season’s desirable materials.
J
i
a
A new Broom-sedge sweeps clean.
One good Turnip deserve: another.
A Stitchwort in Thyme saves nine.
—'l‘ry..u classified advertisement in
the Sentinel.
TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION
TO‘LET—Furnished rooms for, house-
keeping. No. 11 Haviland'St._ South
Norwalk. -
LOST—In rRowayion, Friday evening.
air of ladies glasses in case. Finder
oi as retum' to E: N. P ne. P. .
Box f4. Rowayton. ay ‘ 0
To LET—Nicely furnished
, Madison, 8t, 80. Not-walk.
A.—
Cut will.
(fut out
rooms. 22
.
Ont—it is W . '
a“,- db emu. ”my
ty-elght any of his hunger unite. esys
e. Medusa-issued this fol-emu you
iii-uh Self-Determination ; League.
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kidneys. Failure of these to act
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digestion, but the niost important
by the bowels, liverand
l;
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BEECHAM’S PILLS do more than
produce bowel movement. ' Liver, skin
are influencedtomore
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”hodm‘u' ‘iiis parents. The report “‘ug gummy 'Mderml the best of the slut» exilihilu. CHILI)REN S ”08113111 SALL
-— ""0 .ihe police. ’ ‘of‘its opposition to the milk llill that ‘
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as content. “.38 wearing Sm," trousers. wore ,m'i'ight mount»! daylight tuning and' of — .4 \‘i7FS __ T0 7],
-—4 hut nor coat and wore a brown Baird?" W'LN'M “iii“ ‘0 1l|0 NR farms u 4‘“ J /'
' When mmm‘. talks it dno‘nlt have I pout l c “‘3'“. 7 r
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People who nl'e freo with mivicé usu- ow e c 0 us I ‘ . '
ally lass out ll lonr ’l‘ild r it. ' ’ - c _ _ _ _ _ :‘l '
l l __f e 0 is the opinion of ell who have one. trlod 79c, HOSILRY - - - U- l
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proiiteer is the stnue lloldllll main. 6 “ «q
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The man who rides a hobby gen. SIZES 8T011
erully wunts the “hole mud to him-
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About the only one who can take a . . : --;
glass too much nowudnys is the fel- - ' , “El ‘ . \
lmv who steuls a "linen—Boston . OR‘NGE “KO TEA , {
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