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The regular mid-sue]: mun.
he held at the local chunks: this
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Routine business was disposed of at
(benefiting «the [Adies’ hid Sock:
lt.y or the East avenue M. E. church;
it
yestei day afternoon-
Dnniel-Keogh was one of the Ear-1'
Norwalk Democrats who went to
];r.ll‘,('p0fl .last night, t) hear 605..
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Work upon the installation of the
nvw heating system. J! the East are— ‘
nue M. l-: church. is going forward;
II. A. Mega-leis is doing the work ’
No trace has been found of the
gang of youngr men who assaulted the
y.outh on Tuesday night .duriug a _
crap game near the electric light stat.I ‘
Elan. l
Mrs. James Robinson. of liestvievvI
avenue. entertained the members of
the \l’atch Your-Stitch Club at Ila-r
home. yesterday afternoon. The next
meeting will be held on November
3rd.
Constable Henry C. Seizer w: is u.‘
\lsitor in Meriden )esterd: u. when.
he took a local boy to the reform?
school. The boy was a habitual uu- i
ant and was sentenced to a term in
the school.
iron: hon-walk poultry fancier: “no
ruc- been planning to en‘ w birds in i
the annual poultry sham hrrz. hate
l(.l.'\‘l$“{l [HUGO that u. postponement
has been made from Thanksgiving
we k' l ' til .anuary 19 ‘1. Immune or
a conflict in dates.
The popularity of Marvin Beach as
a permanent banks is well attested
from the fact that three new homes
are in the course of construction
there at the present time. The col-
onial six-room home of'Raiph Conn,
together with the sun parlor attaehv
e .will be enclosed shortly. This
it he is located on Marion at‘enue.
Allen “food is erecting for himself a.
six-room cottage. with all improve-
ments. on Fifth avenue. The cellar
has been our: and it is expected tl:\t
the walls will be laid. and the house
enclosed before cold weather sets in.
The cement foundation for n six-room
cottage bungalow. on the west side of
Cove avenue. has been made. the
house being located on one of ihe lots
formerly owned by Charles H. I‘ivrm.
R0 WA YTON
Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Carter, who have
been at Tokeneke. all summer, sailed
Saturday for Europe,
i’)r. and Mrs. Harold Mixsell have
closed their Tokenel’te home and gone
to New York city for the winter.
Mrs. Victor J. Benelisha. of Rowuy-
ion. was among other officers elected
to the State Board of Trustees by Con-
necticut Baptists at their annual con-
vention held in “’aterburg Conn., yes-
terday. Mrs. Benelisha is association—
al secretary {or Falrfield county of the
Baptist Organization. and will hold
her new office on the Board of Trus-
tees for two years. Others attending
the convention from this city. besides
Mrs. Benelisha. were the Rev. L. J.“
Schoeppler. pastor of the South Nor-
want Baptist Church; Dr. and Mrs. C.
F. Boutwell. of South Norwnlk. and
Mrs. A. B. Cleverly. of Rowe'yton.
Miss Mary Snifien. of liowayton. at-
tended the day before.
MAIL PACK TOO HEAVY, ‘HB
DUMPS SPEECHES IN TIRE
CHICAGO, (Oct. 21,—George mm~
of 0 was one that] carrier who
did not envy Atlas or Santa. Claus.
The in few weeks of political activi-
ty shied considerably to George’s
burdens. All the. politicians had to
do wss to send out circular matter
by mail and let George do it.
‘Iobody reads them, anyway." he .
argued. “Nobody should. Holt the.
sound class mutter sat through the
malls. anyway, is trash." -
Gem-3e, new on the force. told his
troubles to a. veteran. '
"You poor fish you,” the veteran
and, according to George: "don’t you
know. what we do with all that politi-
cal std? We burn it."
So instead of delivering this worth-w
less mail he carried 3,000 letters tear
the basement of a public school and
put them in the furnace. '
“while Representative Raine:
and other cmdidstes it! mm M:
wondered wiry their Mtg-sure
brown no response. 2 '
‘m i burned the 3M" ammo
admitted when wasted My. ‘Wlfl
shdth’t I? Everybody's doing it.
What good was I, anyway?"
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never Mt the
American Hat fld any is stopping:
Bit the R. I: W do mum
tonne what mummlr'
the Catcher. But was put aside by the
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THIS IS THE PLACE
BEGINNING A" TODAY
Sale of
FALL OVERC 0A
Formerly $40 and $4.5 Costs .
$ 2 9 . 5 0 5 . \
All theNewest Mixtures and Styles. and the ever-wanted Black
and Oxford FULL SILK LINED THROUGHOUT.
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The 1...... of Hart, Schafl'ner & Marx Clothes.
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This means that should there be any decrease is the prese:t
list prices, prior_ to. Feb. 1, 1921, we will refund the amount of such
decrease to all purchasers having paid the price new in force be-
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Each Mr will receive a written guarantee to tit sleet
on legal- form m for the purpose. ‘3‘
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