Oil-WIDE
, TAGAINST
ossrsRY FIRE
_\'ur\\ ulk Board of
lldt‘ (it‘lS Invita-
m m \\ ork for
Mirth
M . .4 in CH extended
w...l. Hoard of
in It nation-
. .vntvst among
and other
a in ms: conducted
, I'ammcrcc of the
. H l-- awards will
~~ li‘i rru
' .ernnlzniion in
‘i" -i I‘lassos rt-
mting in flre
., during 1923.
Inll‘OflClch to
m‘ competing in
..e u! commurcc
t ‘ I.=.!iil(‘ati0n!. as
("‘0 population.
Emir. SEl’TEMBER 6, 19a. '
. «i
cum under 30,000 po uiatlon.
_ This chasiflcation in trade by the
hationai Chamber. since it is point-
ed out that the average i'ire losses
are lower in the smaller cities. and
the scope of tire prevention activi-
ties is often dependent upon the sine
lot the municipality.
Chambers oi commerce will .’ be
judged on their relative accom—
plishments during the year and
graded on the toilowing basis'
Actual accompishments in reduc-
ing tire ion—40 per cent
Educational activities—30
cent
Permanent improvements in pro-
tection and construction—30 per
cent.
in addition to the prizes awarded
to the chamber with the highest rar—
ing in each of the {our classes a
grand prizo will lr: awarded to the
chamber with tho rustic-t mung. r91
gardless of classification. A board
or three nationnlly prominent men
will be named to decide upon the
winners.
All chambers of commerce or
civic associations connected with
the National Chamber are eligible
to enter the contest. A standing ilre
prevention committee or similar
body must conduct the competition
activities of each Chamber.
In announcing plans for the con-
test. Elliot H. Goodwin, resident
vice-president of the National
Chamber. in a letter to local secre-
per
World War. Our property 'loss for
the some period would hare paid
over halt the interest eon opr na-
tional debt. Yet our tire io-ea this
year are higher than ever.
"The io- 01 life and property by
fire can be reduced. Chambers of
Commerce. with tire , prevention
committees. located in cities at over
20.000 population have proved this.
During last year the ai'eraco'per
capita tire loss in these cities was
30 per cent. less than the national
per capita lose. While they are to
be congratulated upon this shovdn‘.
we still have a long way to so be-
fore we reach the low records of
Great Britain which showed a re-
duction in are losses last year.”
Hiss Helen Frey ot the local tele-
phone oi'lico is ill to her home in
Couch street.
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CUT nus otnirr rs wom
mom.
Send this ad and ten cents to Foley
8: Co.. 2385 8h_etiie|d avenue. Chica-
go. ill., writing your name and ad-
ress clearly. You will receive a ten
cent bottle of FOLEY'S IONEY
AND TAR {or Coughs. Colds and
Croup. also tree sample packages of
FOLEY KIDNEY PILLS for Back
ache. Rheumatic Pains. Kidney and
Bladder trouble. and FOLEY CATH-
| DARIEN
BEGlli_S__T0 Ron:
Republicans and Dem-
ocrats Name Days
for Nominations ——
Finance, Board Meets
The Republican party at the town
of Daricn held a“ prolimimry moo-ting
Tuesday evening in the itoyle -choo-
to talk over the coming campaign
A caucus will be held tomorrow
evening at which time. the Republi-
can nominees will be named. AI
Tuesday night's preliminary meeting
the nominations were talked over.
and the affair will probnb!y be a tor-
mal matter tomorrow mening. E. 13.
Croi’oot. chairman of the Republican
town committee prcsidcd nt ”1-:
meeting.
According to rcports. the Demo-
crats are now also up and doing. and
Martin J. Shuughneeiy. chairman of
the Democratic town committee has
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How To GET
THEM
THOSE WHO ARE ELIGIBLE
. Every boy and girl in the city or suburbs is eligible to enter the race to earn one of The
Sentinel’s Rolls Hoops. All those under fourteen can own a hoop by devoti
spare time.
up: a few minutes‘
BOW- H on PS
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ing. at which time. the nominations
for ofllcors of tho coming year will
he made. This Incrting will be Told
in the Dnricn town hall.
Michael Muro 0t 8 Blake sire-w”.
Norwalk. fo'rmcrly connected with‘
The Evening: Smylincl. has accoptcd 1‘.
position with the Dario!) Review.
The board of finance of the town
of Dnricn he a meeting in the town
hall 'I‘ucsdny‘vcning and rocr-ivwl It“
the budgcls i‘ r the year. Thr- hour.)
will hold .tMtiicr meeting next Tucs—
day evening and the public is lump-1+
to hour the budgets. and to 500 it‘ -
"““ and 1”0-000 AR’i’IC TABLETS tor Constipation
and Billousnens. These wonderful
remedies have helped millions oi'
iarics says:
"Fire last year claimed almost
halt as mnnv Americans as were
actually killed in battle during the people. Try thcmZ—Adv.
: CDQD ~RQGCICO
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called a meeting for Saturday cvvtu‘ .
A FEW MINUTES’ \VORK
There are no order books tojsccurc. Not a tedious house-to-house proposiiin. The only
‘ tools necessary are the two order blanks you will find on this page. Get two persons to take
The Evening Sentinel for a six months’ trial period and :1 Rolls Hoop with milder are yours.
“ and “0.040
BRING COUPONS TO SENTINEL OFFICE
After the coupons have been filled out bring them to the Circulation Department of The .7 ..
Evening Sentinel, second floor, 97 Washington street. and receive your reward. / ,'
‘ * ACT NOW 9'
there are any errors or omissions.
Dr. and .‘\lrs. H. ‘D. Hanson Inve
rcturncd to ihcir home on the Mid-
(llcscx road. nficr n ton-days vam-
tion spent in the Berkshires. .
Dr. Burnhnm and family are now:
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Store closes at 5 o’clock, Saturdays 6 o’clock . l
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I occupying their nctvly rcmodolv'd
. house on Old Kings Highway.
The dunlor League. of the I)'|I‘IL‘.
Methodist Episcopal chm-ch \vlll hmd ;
their tlrrt mention: of the your tomor- ;
> row atternoon in the basement ot‘
. the church. Il I
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‘ sale Of Sllk GOWHS E'JXQIQIH'QTi«niiirri'....Z°"‘.'."flf.‘3fa ii. 3’ mu PAY NO MONEY IN ADVANCE Damn" BE SURE
their home. :Itti-r ii Week‘s ('Illlipl.l;: $909 18¢ Weekly
' J | trip in New Milford. ' P" , Pl“ 0
Dr. George H. Noxon has rcsum .4 g E in” S n“ l I Q, B
I ' hi 1 t1 0 Into x-M'crzil \vccks' ‘ii- i
Reduced to one half the g y... ven e ne my. '
I l‘orvcrs of Nurwzilk substituted for:
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M . Il M’s Sir \lv ll. H031 b! 3 «-
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2 gngcmr-ni or their (lmmliir-r. Mix: 3 COUPONS
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i We are plating on sale 511k frocks taken from our regular stock- RHINO; ‘llrfiolz‘stid‘f MET... .mmn. : StI eet . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ' . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ‘ . . . . . . .
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.an whose original prices wercfrom $39.50 to $93.00. These dresse- 2123?.‘J‘EIEJ. I‘m?“ "Mn;:lnwr'm” \ . Ct St tJ A
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iionnl church. No dwiniic flat". has
yr-t been u-t for tho wvddlng.
GREENWICH’S
my new
The Republican Town ticket. of
Crr-r-nu‘ich. was unanimously nomin-
ated, according to roturns rrccivofi ; 7"
last night. About 2l>0_vot~“s were“
cast. ’ 0
The canons hold earlier in the day
opcnml In thr- Hornuszh Court Room.
Sport silk dresses of many colors and combinations of colors. These
- :l“ {it “1356 prices are veritable bargains. 3:2012;3::::dJ:l.(:‘§|‘;r’_;l]::.fps 11:",i'1m‘}?
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YOU MAY DELIVER THE EVENING SENTI-
NEL TO THE ABOVE ADDRESS FOR Six
MONTHS FOR WHICH I AGREE TO PAY
WEEKLY CHARGES PREVAILING IN THE
TERRITORY IN WHICH I RESIDE. I WANT
TO SEE ’
NAME
Dinner and afternoon gowns of chiffon or georgettc in light colors,
:hid, green, grey, etc., and many in beaded tunic effects. T hesc are orig-
1 French imported gownS.
PROPERLY
FILLED [N
BEFORE
EXCHANG-
lNG FOR
RRLLA.
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Dark Canton Crepe and crepe dc chine dresses for every individual,
.S or small. Some sveltlinc gowns included, for stout women. Many
Black, navy and brown.
s long sleeves.
Tremendous variety Of models and practically no two alike.
sea-usuccesses-oeeesosns-ssnoses-oce-
The assortment is sufficiently large so that the early purchaser can find (0112.335): F I m . n“ fl p
‘l" the dress she wants. The style Of these gowns is correct f01’ fall. oriig’io’grimfi‘??? Rl-zislinroirnd ”'1'..- ; . SECURE ONE OF YOUR ROLLA'HOOPS'
L I I - ry S. Mend: first sr-lrsctman. Oscar I)
5000!“! ‘‘10“- Tuthill. and Harold W. Allen: grand 1 MY NEWSDEALER IS HOOP
jurors, 3.111105 (2. \"r>ssf‘". Joseph 1': l - . s s s . s s . . . s . . s . . . . . . .
| ‘ Plait. Gilbert Iii. Rich: Tax Collector. ; ‘ ‘
I Silas (L‘Bnnt: constables, “'illiam E. j i“ ,
" Rich. Andrew A. Anderson, Georgc‘ ,‘
i P. Jones. Fred Pucti; registrar. of} t
. - G ; : HERE ARE - ‘I‘HE COUPONS . .
Sleeping aments f0? i not. "22:32:29.25- ,
3 Mrs. Jennie E. Stevens: Boar o .
~ 3 Eti t d '1‘ ti n. Howard E. ‘ :| i I I M 0' I I I Y
Little ones Mir-318M? stincorgzxi.oDrew. Charles I i HE NEA L
8. Mills, Charles D. Potter. Frank B.
. Collins. Andrew \Valker; school i
0. Frederick A. Springer.
' m ' dra strin at the bottom. $1.00 “mm“‘f; . . ... -e ,‘__ . __ .
“‘“nw w'm‘ 3° With w gs d 6 ’1 0° $3217"iz§§.y“i§.’ $3,333.“; Byiwi rAY no MONEY In ADVANCE. Delivered
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Ni ht Dayna, white and colored flannel. t drop sea . new ed. - P0! P1” Carrier
. hm. 0: these drawers is that they button on to the want all around and Year vc “a en “8 mm".
- fore can be removed separately. Sizes 2. 4 and 6 {can “-50 WEAK RUN Downs
- - ' 'ous colors, sizes 6 8 and 10 !
W:StnpedN-shth-W'md’°pm“'vm, ' $1.50 AND AIL'NG - - Name ......
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Ler down, double faced or lined. They are bound
'1": blue. pink or white ribbon and are In great
"find for tiny babies. These bunting: are warm
Ct. State W.:.
Begin Immed- 1y
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"rvtwh out in, yet prevent draft. “mid" .m iately ugh ‘
Bank... for bassinet. soft. fine nudity inwhite , mm a” NEL TO THE ABOVE ADDRESS FOR SIX
‘T'. blue or pink borders. ‘ 31-50 ‘3‘ 33-00 do me ‘ . ‘ ,
: m’anmueondflooe. 321.3 your 0w'n MONTHS FOR WHICH‘LAGREE TO PAY
i .2..& WEEKLY CHARGES PREVAILING IN THE ,
; . ’ ‘ "a"? “"54“” TERRITORY IN WHICH I RESIDE. I WANT
An Unusual Offer ’7 .‘ a TO SEE , ,
‘2 Haviland‘Chins
I Dinner Set 7 , (
Forty-two pieces wit dish. "I“;
Fix. Several pm h w .fltl. ‘1' pi .
‘Iiray decorations with w J03 r" V”
flindles. é .' ~. ‘ .‘3
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