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li'
l'lllli " H. . l I rank A. Covino. local fruit deal-
.,;,.;1 T~p€Cla er ms rented the store in tho Fins
.J“ u '” Ax"~ building which is teen to be
. ‘llil .319: "‘ \rx tted by Lebe‘s clotmng otorp and
‘ I “'1 conduct a fruit business.
9; o o o
’14.-.- 'avid Sach spent yesterday in
Aim-"l .Vr York. .‘
urn“ . . . _
r (m- "rs. Strsnshsn's son. Richard
ATM" Le‘ll. left for Princeton college
“ “““‘ )‘Q'~'cl‘dly.
.l' ii o o o
* ‘1- "he Fire Department hold in
L 7‘ rteriy meeting in the fire house:
“1’ evening. 3
o o 7
""“W’ woeph Dunnigan \ 'i Bridge-l
"‘3" last evening. 0 '
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lit
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rwalk Boys at camp
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‘ ..,. us‘us Regret End of l-
"w e o o 7 .
”a. raining is so I\3a1
I
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i l n- 'llT EL’STIS, Scpt. 1-3—(By‘
vi..~ ‘~l r—lt is With rcgrct that the
., xi» ‘ vat ’l‘rain are: its final week a:
., .r- in— lLustu. The nun ore all napp:
.. H- l? more than pliascd with Lamp
m in“ 'h war. especially in How of the
WH- : that they are having a uparnte
:n
, the wishes of the men were
h or) den-ed. Cook Olson would be
1"." ~l mayor of Non-ilk. This is
’ ‘0 "I“. enu he can: the men for Sun-
UHC‘. inner—Steamed clsms. iruassr
n. oiiws. mashed potatoes.
-. “I“, r-i onions. peas. sweet pota-
,._ ~Li~ wl ioma'o' corn on cob.
A ‘ } . v melon. ice cream. lemonade
‘. .h .1» s gars. .
‘ ‘4 Cilinl'n! Train had in additlon
~ r "uior officers Lleuv. ColonOl
- :‘hmirvr. inspector gtnnnl of
1 ,. law- of Connocticu‘; Major
- - r‘ s H. Moira”, battalion (om—
:.:nor 1. '2. Captain 12. ALHn r: 1.1.
‘10 I Corps. as their gueéis :7:
:i.‘ benn :IJ 'dumer
“'m: by ‘ombat Train furnizf ' i 1 21:2:
mm of . p0 n for "C" 1nd "1)" ldilt‘l.‘ .r'
. l' \01- . ind n their trip to l’orktonn io.‘
“-~1lh?'l;ut. I
(own mire regiment was mum r‘ ll
‘-7‘ AC‘ in day morning. followed by in
' “7" "”0“ ope by federal officers. The im-
. g of the
I rv‘mmal on:
.- 9'1“!) day. m‘
l: the best in the butm..::1 l
= r haw T en oro anxiously aw ‘1'. :
g 2'0““ 72". ml of Governor Trrrtwrx-
‘ “7”") on day morning. A conip3.iv-'
” Last . . m from the regiment. «.unstst- .
w: 'clve picked squads. ml» act '
. . .l.‘ ‘u- an t to the goxernor. “"'_t‘he_.
.' orfl or this honor STU‘WA ‘-‘ TC,
l~ lfil‘llr- Pl" ra'n thp.3CCOn’l LL «horn;
‘1‘: [:51 incl Lieut Dokus 0! hrs on;
:Alil . .
! 7:112: S t Charlrs Russrll <‘ ‘t!
.3‘,‘ half” (vg lnn was sch-"tell- in" ..i'
.. . ,. ,- :vn’i'vn as an attic \‘o .-\J
mu: s , .
"I“ no! , "i. nrrzil Colo of tho. IfJH- 0;.
at lll' I' vii. Ln his arrha- M th
; pun? at -
'2: airy:
“ .'.~" or
1; warns»
2 Chris!-
n"rr:mofli
w of be)!
"1’“ raL'n‘
\ “iii no‘
'1: to earn .
.3” Mr.
2":“pC mo-
w- installod'
Hue had
:"fil‘os :nv
, war and
: made to
o vreelti
“r adults! ’ ‘
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utonchoo are being ”e an “if”
|lhondbollcoomtwointhognnsn¢
one in tho opon Ur. Th.
‘ hopes to msko hudbsu on o! the
outstsnding sctivitleo o! the winter
work. it is not only on inventing
game but it develops every muscle
in tho body. Bevoroi generotn gifts
in tho form or books hovo been ro-
cexxod but ltlll lhé lihrsry ll qnlto
in- umpielc. Any good books‘vhich
sr~~ no longer or us. Memo would
be xery ncceptsblo (or the two Lib-
rar‘ s of tho "I".
As- ° ' '
tort With tho governor's m.
Tho Combst ‘rrsln played its first
'guno or boil this siternoon and the!
met detest st the hands or Green-
wich by the ocoro or (-3 in s. rot-
tling good gsme. The batteries (or
Combst Trun were Fagsn pitching
and Shippey catching. Tomorrow
*night they will meet their buddies
from Nor-walk. Captain Keeler‘o
men. sad the "fur" is expected to
a): '
Nearly time for top: so will close
before the guard yells "Lights out"
and your writer cannot run In. type-
writer in the dark because he only
uses two fingers as )‘ct.
Lndy Jennings Lodge. No. 7 order
of Bhephereds of Bethleham will
‘hold its regular meeting tonight at
Redwein Hall South Norwalk.
(3mm .
Clinch Eastern
nant By' Defeating
Worcester—Is First
Since 1913
With a brilliant
in the early sessions
l
tors yesterday clinched
spurt
‘elghth inning. after being outclassed
or the game.
"Paddy" O'Connor's Hartford Sena-decade ago when he
m1"! stopped-through toad
ers” of Worcester.
e Senuors con lore
vinabe on top orfiie pack at
finish next Saturda'.
P c It ' locoonsu “mares Victory
ship. .
Curiously enough. Si
was one o: the umpires in yester-
day's contest. Watching the Sena-
tors win called back to Si's mind a
was in "Pad-
the 19:3 3 dy's" shoes with all the pleasant
l
I McDonald
the 1
'in
championship of the New league. thoughts of a pennant winner.
‘o'll'vlctory our the “Coal Hou-
enry one
while New Hsven wins the remain-
ing the contests. and the Senators
The pennant won yesterday was:
the first flag by a Hartford entry in
the league since 1913 when Si Mc-
Donald ‘ied his team to a champicn-‘
- Mmommorhrsnyotfl ' .
the Beastors' victories this test. ol- '
though regions: have; boon no.5 ‘ _ ‘A . ~
In their n . _ inin I long snd toll of base hits sad run-w "v - ‘ ' ’ - -’
' Vor'renn 3' on. through .in the am
lm of a. contest and over-cone his
Hartford all year has ohm abili-
th e ! leads for victories and the tum did
i ty to come
just this yesterday.
Berlin. Sept.
ran
o_s.
-in July.
[1.636.000 in 1922.
very large figure or 2.300.000 16m.
The only increase in exports was in
rolled iron and machines. shipments
of which Were slightly larger. The
18,—lmpom . into
‘Germany during July mounted to
{4.159.600 metric tons stains: 4.836.-
1600 tons in June sad 4.798.000 (on:
Exports were 1.054.-
H’IOO tons. against 889,700 in June and
Import of coal in July reached the
values have not yet been reported.
m gm
Lea of Fund Turned
Over rm
Sum of $73.17 Col;
looted
The lost of the High School!!!”
started by the Evening Sentinel s.
short til-no ago no Turned over to
the High School FoothoJi tumm-
terday. -
A tots.) of $73.17 was raised as
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To Come and See Us 5;! Fashion Array
On this day our entire store will put on its
garb"~of Autumn Fa'shions and we shall show
you all the things you will want for every occa-
- sion this season.
Gowns and coats, for formal and informal
events, all having the most recent Parisian dic-
tates in design and colors. New fabrics, colors-
and drapings in inexpensive apparel as well as .
in the exclusive reproductions of French mod-
els. Our apparel is just what the beautifully
dressed woman will insist upon having to wear
. right now—to luncheon with her friends at the
Club, to dinner and the theatre, or to the simple
and more formal oecas'ons at home. We con-
sider the appropriate costume for every occa-
sion the most important requirement of the per-
fectly groomed woman’s wardrobe.
I
These costumes are completed in our mill‘- ,
near, shoe and other’doportuents.’ ‘
.. W...” .1; mm. W m:
knitted suits, , 2 on sw
. Very careful thought and purchasing has been
put into our assembling of the most useful and
smartest thin in sports apparel.
tom: as the frocks
Paris mm them‘ 'more snd more.
ing earrings, sparkling, ' beads
Costa. me accessories are almost on impel- c ..
themselvos snd ac]: yes: 1;;
W in
ad radonblo / «a
mi
hadfikerchiefstohotncksdswoyinthom‘
of little pouch or envelope bogs. Thenturnd -
tiny fenmm' ' e collsrs‘sn‘d joints,
some of light colored silk hose sro
Decrees.
‘ We.,.§hfl1-welmme you at our mm Fashion my“.
sndthesd-
W’s
or this mourn tau ‘3. ‘
W at tho‘bcsl
Those collocuons was
Charles Lindeborg.
As s result or the M On
School eleven will be oblo to f‘
tho field ogstnst tho m "
on Friday strewn with h. '
per equipment. ,
The Evening Sentinel v“
tomoruncuamms-hs'
thst this spirit is oh
by the members a! the nth
eleven. This is the not Q
thstsrilihelpthelocol ‘
a winning teun on the m,
oesson. ‘
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Kr. ond Hrs. Richard Wu.
unloved from Gregory boom
Core avonuc‘. . '
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