ATURDAY. our. 1, 199
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resides in Boston. having New Eng-
Some of the speakers of the Con—
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age by electing him Bishop. He now THE REPUBLICAN TICKET.
land as his Episcopal area. ‘31“ch
Calvin L. Barton.
"‘1‘ Smu- Sunday School Conven-
..-~ :«vr 1921 will be held in New Bri-
r; q Noxolnlrt‘l‘ l. 2 and 3.
\ lerndld program has been or—
twin"! and tho. usual representative
-- Hrinlil‘e is cxpcctcd. The con—
. n vuw s will hc of unusual intcrest. as
h-x' will touch on every phase of
:zn.1n,v~school work. More and more
b» Value of training children in the
hurch school is becoming apparent.
ml's call to youth is imperative. This
'uhorls arc now being used. and the
not carefully trained specialists are
-lpin.<: in this vast enterprise for
~ mnecticut.
‘Inshop Eeluln ll. Hughes of Boston
. lm the principal speaker of this
V“""lll0n. llishop Huchcs was born
, la. \Vcst Virginia parsonage in 1866.
W was a siudcnt in the local schools
nrl lutcr :iitvndmi Grinm-ll College,
-hnrc his i’nthtr was the pastor for
:my yours,
H.) rcm-iw‘d tho A. B. and A. 3!.
_- :wcs from \Vcslvynn. whilc ”in D.
I v .»ml l.. 1.. 1).. wore given him later
, Huston I‘nivcrsiiy. llo was a. pas-
,--< m Now England when callcd to
l'rcsidcncy of De I’auw I’niver-
In 1908. the Lie-thodist Episco-
urch conferred its highest hon-
»n his worthy son of tho parson—
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lid-(ll: ()F YOUTH IN
A Nl£\\' DISCOVERY
(a wimp I’mdurcs a \‘ilnllzer Superior
to l-‘nninus Gland Treatment-—
Magh- l‘owcr of a Bark
From Africa
llux-o you lost your youth. vigor and
"p-’ p"? Boos nro seem dull and work
a Kl'lllil? Don't worry. Science has
«llmzowred a new vitalizer superior
run to the much discussed "goat
puma" and "monkey gland” treat-
Hunt.
The principal ingredient is an ex—
tract from thc bark of an African
(rt-e. It is said to b0 the most amaz-
, Ing invigorntor ever discovered.
. Combim-d with it are other tonic and
yiializing‘ elements of proved merit.
In‘most 611.508, the compound produc—
cs marks-d improvcmcnt in a day or
two. and in a. short time the vitality‘
is rnismi. the circulation improved
and the glow of health is felt in every
part.
Tho new vitallzor contains cxpcns-
Ive chemicals, hut manufacturing in
enormous quantities has brought the
cost within the ranch of all. Fur-
Ilwrmorc the laboratories producing
this new vitallzr-r. which is called Re-
‘ Nil—Tails. are so confident of its pow-
er that they offcr it on the basis of
"r0 l‘r‘sults, no pay."
Any rimlr‘r of this pnpcr may test
lhc now discovery Without risk. Send
no mom-y, but just your name and
Dililrcss, to the lie-Nu Laboratories.
' 1200 1-2. mitcway Station. Kansas City,
No, :illfl :i full treatment of Re-Nu-
[labs will be mailed. Deposit $12 and
postdoc with the postman on deliv-
crv. If not delighted by the results
at the end of gweck. notify tho. lab-
oratories and your money will be re-
funded in full. Do not hesitate about
arcepting this test. offer. as it is fully
‘1 . ll is a challenge to be met. The best ‘
\‘cntlon are Miss Margaret Sl’attcry. Clt‘TI'eusurer
' DAY 8 S MEETINE Rev. Harold F. Hlimbert. and “Rev. F. Ansgn F. Keeler.
' ' M. Sheldon of Boston. Rev. E. w. C“, Sheriff.
—— Oliver I. Clark.
Tax Collector.
Harry Rider.
Tree “‘ardcn.
Henry F. Beaupain.
Board of Education.
Mary Marshall Brooks.
Clara. Capen Raye.
Town Clerk.
Herbert R. Smith.
Hnlpcn‘ny of Chicago. Prof. Luther A.
Weigle of Yale, and Miss Elizabeth
New York.
PREPARINE lllll'
read :
min."
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11:30 to 7:30 p. m.
Colson and Miss Josephine Baldwin of
TRAINMEN’S STRIKE
BOSTON, Sept. 30,—An advertise-
ment for conductors and trainmen for
service on the Bangor and Aroostook
Railroad in the event of a strike of
train crews was published in {our
morning newspapers here today. It
Philip H. Fielding
Philip Castellano.
Constables.
Raynor Werme.
Edward J. Flaherty.
Alfred B. Taylor.
Arthur J. Joseph.
Councilmen.
First “Yard.
George E. Curtis.
Samuel J. Keeler.
Second Ward.
C. Jackson “’hite.
Charles F. Mills.
Clarence A. Brown.
Third Ward.
George E. Ingham.
Fourth \‘i‘ard.
Henry T. Prowitt.
Fifth Ward.
Joseph R. Taylor.
“\‘i‘antcd: Conductors and train-
men for service on the Ranger and
Arooslook Railroad in case or :trike.
ViCP-Prcsident of Tralnme'n's organ-
imtion having born quoted in the
press as stating there would be an im-
mediate strike it the ‘mombers so
wished, which seemed practically oer-
-—Sunday table d‘hote dinner at the
Hotel Mahackemo $1.00. Served from
HERE ARE THE NEW OCTOBER
DANCE HITS!
IN A BOAT .... . ......“ . . . Fox Trot
SWEETHEART . . . . . . . . . .. Fox Trot
ABABY IN LOVE FoxTrot
LAST WALTz' ........ Medley Waltz
' 1L0 .............
MIMI ............ ....5... Fox Trot
BRING BACK MY BLUSHING
ROSE ............ . . . . . . Fox Trot
BALTIMORE BUZZ . . . . . . . Fox Trot
BANDANA DAYS ..... . . . . Onestep
STOLEN KISSES . . . .
FoxTrot
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.....FoxTrot
tall of them.
Stop in and hear these dance hits—and, if you
like to dance—you will not be able to resist some or
Hear any of the New October Records—We’ll gladly
First District Commissioner.
John D. Milne. lfayor.
Registrar: of Voters. . Jeremiah Donovan. ./
C. Irving Envision. City 'l‘rcasugcr.
Trollurer. Harold T. Murray.
Frederid'kli’. Mdrphy.
Second District Commissioner. (“y gnu-“L
Irving C. Jennings, «- ‘Arthur G. Kelley.
llcgistm of..\'oters. . Tax Collector.
Rufus J. smith. ‘ s: Robert G. Mitchell.
Treasurers . Tree “'unlcn. ’
Harry R. Boulon.
Walter R. Ceilings. I
Board 01‘ Education.
Electrical Goinmissioner.
W.“ :9 vi, - .
Imam. ‘ Irving C. Jennings. ....i ,_
First ii'ard. ' Registrar of Voters. . .3
John T. Slicchan. Jeremiah Engan. -.an
Sylvester W, Brothcrton. . Treasurer. ‘
Sccond “Ford. Eugcne Lafiin.
Robert M. \Volfc. Electrical Commissioner.
Charles A. Yolk. Patrick F. Brophy.
Frederick I“. Cullen, Third District Commissioner. '
Third \Yard, ‘Albert A. Merritt.
Thomas F. James, Registrar of Voters. , b
Eourth \Vard. Michael P. Shea. ,; 51
Gilbert E. Bogart. Treasurer. ' fi
Fifth “’ard. Leslie Gorham.
Patrick F. Brophy. J’essc T. Dunbar. Alexander K. Morton. v
Third District Commissioner. p. Leon Barrie. ”Btu“ Officers. HICHESTER PI
Stewart c, Marshall. Town Clerk. First District Commissioner. Till I:
Registm of Voters. ll Herbert H. Smith. Albert P. Rose. Influlmfl III-
Harry B. Waterbury. 7' ' Constables. Registrar 0‘ "0‘91‘5- nM'a-a 0-H Ina-III:
Treasurer. John E. Nooney. “mm” F- Flaherty. I a: bum: was I
Leslie W. Gorham. John T. Patched. Treasurer. %lnfillggn§
' -—- Clarence Brush. James T. Hubbell. " ymknonumsmmn
Advertise in tho Sentinel. Richard Webb. Second District Commissioner. SOUBYBWGGISTSW
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- = HOWLAND’S
Entrance. ln Main Street, Flu-field Amuse, and Cannon cum:
Store open daily ’till 6
Impressive new
dresses at $25.
Impressive in their beauty, in the charm of their
play them for you.
guaranteed.
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‘ BRING IN THIS LIST OF
New Victor Records for October
and let us know which number: you would like to hour. We will gladly play
them without obligation.
RED SEAL RECORDS
My Laddie Boy (Rogers-Alt“ ..I.
In the Shade of the Palm( rom "Horodon") (Leslie 533:1]. Br 1.: 64983 18
_ _ Emilio do Go 64984 ID
’I-lungonnn Dan ce—No. 17 In F Sharp Minor Violin Mischa 64977 l0
. .... Nl6.l-.x'.6'u..l .ind the Rose (Saint-Saint) Mabel Garrison 64978 lo
I ris—Aprl In tun finestra l50pm Thy Lattice Window) Bonlunlno Glgll 959 10
Mother Goose Song. (Si my Home) Mme. hula Home? l2
The Want of You (Gillespie—Vane! !) Edwu-d Johnson 85 ll)
Faust—Waltz (Gounod—Sam”: Vio in ErlkaM ri I 64979 K)
Finlmdia (Syn: honlc Poem (Sibelius) Phil-dd hi. Orch:ut:n 74698 !2
olliwogg’s e-WlI-k (chun ) P-
R0 dl'lfahoro-O Canto 50f (Kiwi! moat—Clio . Whastr suggest?“ 64950 '0
Divmel) (Mamet) Tlttx Rufio 88639 i2
Farnndolo (Bizet Toscani l :I L.
There's Sun.“ ht)in Your Eye. (”ml-{21$ Rohssllclllfi'ggggl: 2:33? ‘0
El Relicuio ( e Chum) (Padilla) Renuto Zmolll 64954 H)
.... DANCE. RECORDS
A Baby In Love—Fox Trot Hacks]- ' arch.
The Lu: Waltz-'Medley wau Hackol-gz::: 0.21.33: '87” ‘0
In a Boat-Fox Trot Paul Whltomn and Hi. Ore
Sweetheart—Fox Trot Poul Whitman: and HI. melting: ”789 l0
[lo—Fox Trot , All gm Trio and Their Orchggm
Mimi—Fox Trot All to: Trio and Their Orchestra “79° '0
Baltimore Buzz—Fox Trot
Rubi. Blake and His Sham. Along Orchestra
Bandana Dnr—Ono-Stop '879' '0
B mammalian—M. Wdrfli'TShufiguAllkln' “Chm
ring Back My 1 ox rot n2 Orchestra '
Stolen Kisses—Fox Trot GE. Coleman and Hi. Orchutn “797 IO
'5‘?" ”s c."— " STANDARD AND POPULAR RECORDS
When the Lazy Miociuippi Flow- Olive Kline-Elsi. “or
Polo Moon Lucy Isabella Harsh
Spflnx’s Awakening (Waltz Song) Lucy Iubcllo larch
The Nightlngnlo Lucy label]. Haul:
Fantasia Impromptu Hup‘ ' Mm
Fantndo In 3 Flat Harp “both “VI
In 1 Wu Gordon Victor Concert Orchestra with It
Ramona. Victor Concert '
Uncle Josh Buy: a Victrola C‘I
Tho Open at Pun’kln Contr- CII '
Coll Day'- . ’ Shanno- Four
Auld Purl...
t o I
Melon 11in. Dixieland Billy “may and American
Irish Homo. 5'00! Homo ‘ - Billy ”my-”onto.
Who'll Dry Your Tom “You (3.7? 'Illlun
In mull-lure of Door Old Italy Sailing
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an» m' on! 9! who, Milan-Elliott.
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liylc, in the clever color eflects they ofler‘hin richness, 111
value.
DONNELL l ’S I Beautiful crepe meteor. Lustrous crepe de chine.
Brilliant satin. Fine tricolette. Handsome tricotine.
18 SOUTH MAIN STREET
Splendid tones of navy and of brown; rich deeply—
handsomc black.
But only very few in monotone effects—for .a bril-
liant dash of color or the contrast of fine dark s11k eru—
hroidery or unique braiding brings its air of hfe and d1!-
i’c-rcntness !
Here are clusters of colored beads, brilliant colors!
Here are vertical bands of purple, here loops and
curlicucs and whorls of braid, here the glow of red or of
lgreen. ,
Here is fine cutout work with a backing of fine silk.
7 Hero is dropskirt of lovely silk and the skirt above
fit is slashed in smart style and embroidered with spirit
and beauty! ' ~ ,
A fine gathering—and finest in its great $25
.. a Great family
is Double-Service.
Father! Big Brother! Little Brother! ' . ~
All may join! To their enjoyment! To their profitl
y’I‘O their real content! . -
Faihcr can get into Double-Service just now at special
price of $33.75. ‘ .- »- ,
’ Dandy patterns in good ,woolens. Liked new Colors:
Excellent making? Two pairs of trousers, of course.
Big Brother gets his Double-Service With two paifs
of long trousers. _ , .
It’s quite like Dad’s -—-_ but more youthful in lino’
Little Brother picks a. corduro Doub1e~Service.
”of its tWO pairs of trousers is nicely lined, the coat in
newpfiorfolk style. $8.50. ,
Double-Service makes every man and boy
gives him suit with pair of pressed trousers always . ,
for wear. p '
A nice shoe ~
for a. man 18
the new English laced shoe ”built of Tan Russia calf or 01“.;
gunmetal calf. Remarkably leathenflud handled}
in fashion that makes shoes extra merit and appeal.
_ There's a medium mmd toe with tasteful perform
done, There are goodafitting and pleasing lines, firms
are staunéh'soles and rubbcr heals; And'there is thé W1
i
My, My; what a gay and lively an
More hats ’
of personality.
(1 personal (301160»? .
Eve hat smiling. Every hat charming. Everything
eager to d a glad and happy owner. _
If you’ve had doubts as to vogue of color, let thee},
bright beauties drive doubts away.
' ' artness—and in sun; '
Fresh and fine, with dlstmct sm .
prising range of hues and shapes and decoratmns
Unusual in value, thoroughly in $5 to 5$1".
tune with correct modes—-
Seconm
Smart blouses of
pongee——$l.95. .
Wondrous serviceable, especially for business 176-}
.Yet with daintiness and frilly beauty and charm. .7 "
Natural hue, overblouse or regular waist style, plan;
or with effective embroidery. . ,
Round or square neck and short. or long sleeves.
Light comfortable and long—lived— $135}
Second floor.
Dozen different
dinnerset patterns
at special price.
‘ Right out of our own dinnerware collection, a dozef
different. good patterns at new special price! .
Each of those patterns in either 29 piece set or 100
piece set.
'Prett'y decorations, pleasing shapes, good qualitx .
. All from open stock gathering so pieces may be added
Bet Whenever one Wishes. ' .
Set of 29 pieces has 6 each of tea and swap plates and; 7
with a meat dish and vegetable dish, a sugar" '
m a creamer. K C'
. Setof 100 pieces has a dozen cach of cups and saucersi
sizes of plates including bread~and-buttcr. Twoi
, 1W3, casserole, vegetable dishes and such. 72.:
‘ “[6113 are numbers of the sets and the special priecafi
mo picces. 29 r
190415 $15.50 $39?”
3201 $16.50 $5.25
8 o 11 $18.50 .
4222 $22.50
6605 \ $26.
134 $28.50
261 $27.
$28.50
$30
$2959 ,
Norwalk Chronicler