. , o the 17th. Wment congregate
“M “ an and of the III-ll.
' this each regiment Ind tide-
” “as mil-electedfimoers for
m.
‘ 11. We M.
, Rm Charle- A. Marks. char
mment. opened {homet-
muot the 28th Rement bought
i mania. and it was put up neu-
M nonunion: at Gettysburg. but
then m no plate to distinguish who
W the monument. It was there-
“f, for. unanimously voted to buy a.
y bro-m plate to fell who owned the
m In. Darrow gave 320 u .1
starter towards fund for the brow
' ' m John H. Batterson was unu-
imoudy elected president: E. A.
Pinch-er wals unanimously elected
mercury: George D. Phillips was
Woolly elected treasurer, while
‘3er Charles A. Marks we; elect-
ed chukka. There was some disc!“-
fion as to whether or not the badges.
stating when the annual re-union h to
be held, should br- made of metal. and
Ti ‘f‘ ~80 for each rear, ingoad of having
fill: one. each year. as this is the as-
lacinflon's greatest expense. but this
was battled when Reverend Charles A.
Marius made a very fine offer. Buying
he would pay every year for the
badges printed. Prmidom John H.
Batteraon also made special mention
of the {act (lint this was the firm year
Comde Seeley A. Hinkvman of Shal-
nm. was not present at the meg-ling.
JU'mnt 20 members of the 17111 meal-
meut were there. Each ‘yeax' {hero
E35 been a gin-at «10"‘y'e‘1iso m the num-
ber of soldiers prey-Ht, From 1890 l
3919. the average number pl‘tfiellt
N-'
M‘wflh h. abort prayer. v Following“
M1fi°xfie¢lfitafy§ and. trouser-err
mt- were read. Last year as.
$191382: from 191' m 1.915. the over-
332 number was 69; from 1913 to
3930, the average was my while last]
year 14 were present. Following this!
a. Vice-presidz,"it from (‘V’t‘l'y company
‘n‘as elected: Company A. Richard G.
Seymour; Company B. 1.. “I Scolield;
Company C. no our Di‘f'St‘lll: Company
.1). George I). Phillip»; Company E,4
Fannie 0. Chase: Company F. John!
Comstook; Companies ll. 1 and K. no
one present.
2831 Regiment Rim-Lions.
The oB‘lcers ol‘ the Nth Regiment;
were then elected:
President—«Lemme
Canaan.
Secwtary~llrx Sarah 1-1.
Stamford. l
.Flag Bearer—Jiluuill (‘11 rpmlrm‘. I
‘Cluplain——vagv Ogdmr New (Ta-5
l
Scolielgl, 3'er
I
Bunion. l
m
After the nu‘vllng a dinner was new; ‘
ml at the Rotor. 1mm (‘uaino and. in
an: afternoon. thv 33th Regiment pres-
MAC-d the folll)"vlll§;‘ program:
Piano Salaml'irlnu \VuEhv-l‘.
$02019 to thi- Flag ~ilulld‘ Carpenter.
A{be flag-bearer. i3 tlln grandson of:
Stephen Smith“(rxmmsiclt-nt of thésf
association. 5
Payer—Chaplain Gr-Ql‘gv Ogden of;
New Canaan. i
AderCommnnllcr Lonmis Sootlr‘lx‘l. é
fireside!“ or tlw Mn!
Scofieid mad." his lull; sperm};
«request. Hv“ lrvlv’. nf Ziifi trip t"),
Cmttyxburg. win-r0 hr '."~~m m‘m‘ t‘r:
old battleground. l
ffinging. i
Singing-- !
Avidresnwalmlge Pair-kriliruz‘l' or" Flam-1
ford. , f
Alidress—Prnsillnnt .l. ”$11.1!”me 3
I
l
armll‘mllnlt.
l-_\'
of the 17th Regiment.
I:eritatlon——Mrs. “Unix-ill of" Rtiiznl‘nrl.
Address-lra \Vildmnr. of Danimry.
Addwhrisfinn Swarm of
Norwalk. ,pm‘t ('O‘Illlnflil-'l"!'.
Building
Materials
We carry every kind of build-
ing material that a mason ,
needs, such as: l
S
Smith
. Bedroom » Furniture
'Two Sets Worth reexamination
Queen Anne Set. of Mahoganytfopr pieces, w
bed, bureau, chlflonieryaud dressmg $175.00
No
table. Formerly $290.00
Asecond Set 3n imitation Mahogany, bu-
reau, bed, chifionier and dressmg ta- $1 I 6 50
ble. Formerly $233.90 -
Odd Pieces for Bedroom U301 .
Bureau, Mahogany or Walnut, $60.00 $52.00
Ohifi‘onier Maho any or W'alnut, $62.00 $48.00
Dressing Ili’a.ble, Both finishes, $50.00 $35.00
Fourth floor
One Week More? Before School
How About ‘Shoes?
Best models for children and growing girls. Na-
ture—shaped toes, gllump solos and_ go'hd leather
throughout. Well tanned close-stitched uppers.
Widths A to E.
In Black and Tan, laced and buttoned
Also laced Patent Colt
$3.95 Sizes 81,43 to 11, $4.455
Sizes 111/2 to 2, $4.95
Sizes 6 to 8,
Main floor
School Next Week
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N “’3’?“ J l" .‘a‘ E3. ,1” ” .
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.' l . . -‘-‘~al’ri'5‘.~ ‘
> . . inf HE"
,3 ‘ .7 .' ill”? ll?" 2
, “At mam-mus Core,"
rim Brick and Clay . '
‘ Fire Place Dampers
looting Paper .
For Driveways — Crushed
Blue Stone
flOAL AND WOOD
m NORWALK COAL
1‘ & SUPPLY co.
. Kind. of Masons’
Materials.
Norwalk ins
So. Nor-walk
Following this the dues
'were paid by each niember for the
- {coming year.
broke up and went around the
some leaving for their homes
their wives.
ant, and President
to be made known that all Widou‘s au-
tomatically became members of
association when their husbands die.
The soldiers then went back to their
homes anc}
friends until next year.
member of the W
G. Buttery, who
‘Portage—I.
prairie pm-
lt was near a)
,the old fur tra
Assinlbolne riv
to Lake Manitoba.
had “ tr“ding pas:
a thr‘Villg business
03:33“ was ceded to Gr
For but lacuna if?”
Mlfi try _I Sentinel.
Of. $1310
After this the soldiers
park.
with
Many widows were pres—
Batterson wished it
ll.‘7
sepamzed from their
The oldest
association is Morris
is 86 years old.
Old Canadian City.
e site of the city VLbat
ders set out from the.
er to carry to or'cross
Early the French
the-re undltrwusrdfl-
when .5er]:
eat Britain in
NM
1.
ERAL OF’THE LATELORD
T. - j ' Beds of Metal .
Pricsn' 01:31:00: 3000, Ivory.
,. .end- V finishes,
10.; it. 670101: was. :7
.. EM $370.0 New $22150
~ M @BLOO New $19-90
Begum 'mfio New $15.00
Regular! ' 1y $10.50 _ New$1¢100
*_ Begularly $12.09 7 Now 0 0.00
. jv'ooa 3303, four-post styles,
in bo'thiwnlnut tend mahogany.
03100311me 4554.00 Now'ugm
" Regularly $47.00 > New $00.00
'Regiflarly $34.00 Now $29.00
Fourth £00.
The F'u'st of the Low Shoes for Autumn
Patent leather] is . "8;?
over where. G 08837, N.-
fishysleek and shining, to
combine with the conserva-
tive stvles in autumn tailor-
ed eui s. , ‘ ,
The “reaction" is a pet-
ent ' one-strgp pump .mt-h
new rounded toe and the new Spanish heel, whleh IS
now in vogue on Fifi-h Avenue. Notlee mi'he lllus—
tration the “pitch"’ to the heels, 3 d13t3nctd1fiereuee
from the regular French model. ‘
$12.00
A Flag for Labor 13337
Sterling Bunting United Stdies Flags in following
Main floor
sizes:
3x5ft. $3.00 6x 9ft. $ 8.00
4 x 6 ft. $5. 8 x 12 £12. $12.00
5 x 8 ft. $100 10 x 15 ft. . $20M
Cotton Flags, 12 x 18 inches, mounted on stafls, 19 cts ’
Silk Flags,‘ 12 x 18’ inchés, on stalls, 60 obs
Third 1100:
New Fiction
by well known writers , , »
“Judith oi‘ the Godless Valley,” , Honors, Willsiergmo
“Northwest,” * . ‘ Harold Bindloss*'$1;75
Edgar Rice Burroughs"$1f7§..
. . . “TheOoun ' d” James Oliver Garwoodfim
01"?”th same And here are supphes winch Will be needed _ “Certain Psalm of ilfiporlanm.” Kathieen Norrisfiam.
Buck Pencil Boxes, cloth or leather, ~25ch to $150 «00mm 81009:” ' . ,, Baf¢¢1§®atmi1§$90
. F t ' P 2.75 to m “The Shadfl“! 0f the East, , E. M. Hull $1.90
Lune ' our. am ens $ - » 3“ “Hearlheat"?’ "Slaev Aumflifler $2.00
a Note Books, 20 to 50 cts “The Ghosigifl,» . , Edgar Sa’ltus $9.00 '
ement " ' - - "f
Ink, blue or black, .10 and 15 01:8 “The Judgment of Clitoris,” Mrs. Ballllejrfieynoldsfijijs
Sand Note Pads, 101:0 30 eta “Man and Maid,” Elinor Glyn-7.32.00.
PM I.‘ . Blank Books _ . 5,1,0 30 m “For Ricken'fori’oorer,” Harold H. Armstrong, $2.90-
° mmg Bencils, Pen Points, Erasers an” S S‘mkes‘g'u‘enfififi a) Mfuficeigv“? 113.1%“ 5333
Sewer P‘pe ‘ and all accessories for school days “1%.?! §£3a§.;§,$po?$b ‘ ’ Mapyfifis figfii £22.99 » ,
m1 Lath , _ ‘ Stationery Section, main floor ( ‘ _ , 7 _ ‘ , . :. .1”;an floor . c
M Mortar gResolutions for Departed Comradegffi K , I l
iSilen Pray ‘ . ‘nu f ., i _ . " ""
1588“? i ceatsed 92:22.33.“ “1 te m I e ‘ i‘U‘
nokmcurjee. ‘5
.5 n '_ .
XL»
The Sveltline System of Drag
Planned for Stout Women '
New models for autumn Evin"
_ ‘ ('1. me Svglfljng‘s'yslcm s’_=¥:":“i<lrr’~:
‘ 3y; it begins with the Cz-W-u',
a?” M’Wchis (zomect'15’<“I ' .
3' $0 $83131; advgfllfig“ Thar: ii.
IBSB‘Tafienfion is pé-id to Gem"?
31$ .
31.,
. heger and one stands '
greaterease when There is no a? ~
-fitfing garment, Them. a? L .=,
m0 . C
flint models in dresses.
0529011 Grapes, Georgette. .a
Crepes
Thege are embroidered Vii}; \é’ie ml
0156mm ‘simply or elabuam- Fulfill. f
outMROf bead W014; 1.‘ }:("x"'f1l,l;rg: ‘. Bill":
lites. The Svelfliue lab»? is :z: I; min.
the quality oflnaterial, 11(- ,
the fit. .. #13; ”file... .
We Should be glad ‘m .
A.l\\‘r ..,;. ‘13‘
mated to call‘and see These Built“
exclusive to the Road House.
Sizes from 42 13“ *8
$29.50 to $‘9‘Sét
The Cool Slip-0n 1.3323260} lie
Du? Sofa
. 1".
‘:-“= \‘ “.an
Sanitary Bloomers lo
. won: under other
bloomers. Guaraamm-é
water and apid ,3) m of .
This litflegarment :75
WI-y bf .flésely \VOVL'E’:
net and ’parfly 1'1137:
like a dross shiuiwi. 1::
medium and lad}: zit. ~
\ $1.00
, IASk to” see if. :21.
Lingerie Section, saga. :‘
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