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3333:1223“ made a wise selec- accident. although the presence of the pwum and in a few day- Levy and Captain O'Brien. 3°”-
. roe Of fludy exhaust gas from the motor and a the furnace will be repaired. Money . e The Associated Pro. -3
-_ .. Notes Spark from some soulcc would hine has also been raised to put a new‘ using about i. 000 .8" V -“
, , K. ”3] given a similar result. Most of the furnace in the church to heat.tbe ' e w h V! - " l
y a spine . it; no out. i
'I . [11; ‘ _ \ictlms were either standing 0111814? Sunday school room. Mrs. Homer Agam 22.000 .1 feet. The _ f»
r - ‘ (‘1: 1mm: September 7. a week] the building or near the doorway- The new enterprise committee. or ‘ Heal! D b G O P tat. accord to the - .
q l7! hr“: of all last term's General The detonation rocked the vicin- which Russell Thames is chairman. 8 an m e 0 e be- $50,000 ayear. ‘3
g. :-~.i7..'llon roprmrnafivos and ity of the laboratory {Or a distance is perfecting plans tor a great gath- .— This is the last floor in - #1
3'3 ‘ , l . l ,7. “a, h.” The purpose or or 500 yards and a large automobile erlns. at the church on Friday nlsht _ DANBL'RY, Sept. 21.-—M!s Gll- “9“” “man" ‘9 b° «-
m... 1”,: was to nOminate ot- and “mm, alrplane motors were Sept. 28th. The program will be but N. Horner was re-elected pm.“ building contains 600.060
. .. ,—q for tho G. O. {or this semes- hux led through the air The altitude comprised of many interesting dent 0‘ the Danbur . Republican and most of it is “0' m J.-
‘ .‘v '- P ; v challibcr of the building. used for features and refreshments will be Women's club at the :nnual m I! industrial concerns
. . l ‘lgS Tllolflfillnxvlng were elected: P” l- tasting airpllagc motors andbexxvigveg served by the ladies of the church. Probably Knew (:apt. held Wednesday \[rs Home, has In 190?) the mutated m
’ . ' oward Bonnett' Vii p ‘ e accumu a o“ 0 gas a . . ° I ‘ . ed ”aural ofliec. In tho 0!!
; ()l.(\- a _ » ce rest- . served as head of the club since its .
’ -“ mmi'r \\ cod: Secretary, , . ‘0 ”“9 m“ “9 “m" ““5 ° "“ y ”f wniiam Ockley or Robert Street Jim O’Brien 31“! his “mum m, . Lnlon buildins at No. 198 1 '
1‘.) --_ o "p“ ““3"“1 New Iflndon Man 15 workers Those in adjoining bulld- is ill at his home. Fl,I n ee )cars “0' When the atmcturewastos‘ ' f~
_ I i ' . . . A m ' Dead . in gs. howcur “i re badly 8211—5 t' 11 UP- . . . enlls w e r e E”- Mrl. John C. Downs was choaen 1,1. the present quart“ I,
(l l . -.‘..l s.~ 0 n l n Secretary Hooxmer who \lsiicd the ' vice-president; Mill Camille CNN“. attired. . '
1- rr m MOI "we" m m“ S can it would be im ossiblc to M” “Ehn’” ”3° 1““ be” “1 pens—Hardly a Blte secretary. and not C. C. Lord. treu- 'r e \‘e at he reaches! '
4.. h room in the near future Blast at U S. Bureau 3 e “a” p in the hospital tor six weeks has re- -, h ‘d m 3 A
.h'ls will be la a room on the third ' determine the cause until the in- turned to her house in Highland --——— urer. Plans were discussed at the mu, m. uptown am a
2mm. of Standards Testing jured Were recovered suttlcicntly to Avenue. The snapper blues evidently were meeting for the coming bicnniai locality which is fast . ,_ J;
”(in . . . be questioned. . . . . warned by radio ,m ’ ‘fternoon town electl‘on October 1 and for newspaper sons of the - , _;
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i . mils—s Parker has re-ornnlsed the mtory Wm “ammo“ who bu been m that Captain Jim 0' rien and a the Dart to be uken b3 the “omen
\: in .‘ Hub and expects to have the W a New York hospital 1. convalescing party of friends intended to invade “1 “19 0'90‘100- Mrs. James Pauli-on Hal
.3 “my chorus re-organised before “’AsmNGTON. Sept. 31.-—-Three R0 A N __ _‘ gm} his return to Rowayton 1' look- their haunts to make an enovt to . tained about 35 ot her ..
,1 .. gig, men lost their lives and six were in- ,1 :0, shortly. apprehend enough to soil a Irvin: Asmated Press ven dentin“!l “It I" tho . ._ A
y . , . Jul-ed yesterday as a result at an The cabin“ 0:1“; Epwonh ML“ . . pan. The snappers had tied. at least N H d u Lantern. Wilton. Wednesday _ , *
4v - . explosion °f 3“ in the fuel testing gue met at the ‘ a 0‘: : 1'“; MI dc! they tailed to tackle the tempm eW ea alters 110011- Mn Chll'l“ m
,. (33:2: ”an?“ 0: |Mrs. Mitchells laboratory of the Bureau 0: Stand- Thursday evening to {null iv: tho.- The trustees of the Fethodist bait offered by the fishing party. _-__q l Miss Mabel Thatcher I!“
“N“. 1}." it"; sted many dlt- nrds here L L. Lauer, of Lower church Rally to be holil row. 28th3church are making more repairs at Captain “Jim" declares that n-1,“. The "your“, Estate" says that 3‘" '“ m‘ed by h 3 5-
h I, Ctlnélr'flrrngg «33:32:. vzry in- Salem and Urban J. Cook tormcrl) {and to transnct‘ olhr-r ‘lllllltlrlilgéiLZEn F::;:ll:‘:ndTrl:ie cpirgaye :3: the wmd.‘ in the east. fish bite the about November 1‘ the Associated M". Heyne Miss Coma [3 2 3
,L. ”mgr,“ vim‘cd we" 520,33: ‘3," finclng'd‘“ Stephen 3' LN" “3:31:11: llri...1'2.l'l‘il’uf§.“§l. the be tixed at an early date. Jacob lat-t" and met In the direction the Press. which {or ten year: has bad France: Hemrom and m- > f
I. mum. “at Factory \‘ash E i ew n on Conn., died 1“" p 8 e r n”. Arnold who has charge of raising wind was blowing yesterday. in the its general 'ofl’lces in New York in ——————__ J.
" lr‘” ‘l'ounx'a Hat .s‘hop n‘dnete;- from their injuries. League do Splendid “or k a] n3 5 ho money for these repairs reports fish‘nz partv were- William Weiss the Emigrant Industrial Savings Miss Theresa. Stunt-h of
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l’ minmi llnnknrchiof Comm“. Mitfgfélfif“:f‘fi".::his:;‘t‘::?'cfif; 3“” and M“ ‘r'. . rim the entire amount has been re- heit. “Ted” Clark. Fred Coleman at Bank No 51 Chambers strreet xwill voir atvanxo has purchased a, .
, .V H , . a . ence W. Elliott. of Lynn. Mass. and Th. Chimnq. has been n.bum oa l-oivod. Miltord. Captain Joe Linxwdler. I. move to the Grand Central era: nal Ford on a; car. 1 d
. ”3 “ Nlncsdny, September 19- ‘ F. E. Richardson. 0! “'ashington ——r 1 -~E,
.. '1 me - mu: 0! nil G. 0. representatives were seriously hurt. Herbert K. ‘ z ’ '
.. r.’ in! oiilcers was held durlnx the Cumming. of “'arren Mass" an -~ I , . d .,
‘ ‘ lel'ilo loom Period from 2:00 to Curtis )1. Smith of Washington re- .8,“ (m ' m M i r -'
3‘ under the direction of His- ceived la. serious‘wounds. All of I ' ‘ . 3” ‘3?
'7‘" 1 “TM" “- J'm'ml'l- Film were the victims were engaged in scicnii- lrnday, Semantic:- 20, 1923. , -* day a m r '
no for tho Memberships Drive tic work .1 a“, bureau. , ,__
3““1" will “9““ “Midi”. Septcm- Physicians late tonight express-mi? , _ 1'
l - l “in Brut?" spoke to ottlcers hope that the remainingn victims oi O— 1 “i
"' '"prmwma‘ "" “9°" "‘9 signi- the accident of whom tour are n'r- . I ~ 9'
; , i r the (”mu—ax ongmu. mu“, “June would "cover ‘ . , m in Hal- succt. w Ava-a. and cann- was: . i :1.
n. " ’ " “" "mphlflli‘d the part it It was the most serious accident ‘ "g
_. ' " H Na“ in st hnul lite and stated in the history or the bureau vi-vllns - t». 5
t‘ih aim of the representatives experts daily are contronted with ‘1';
ml iv" in nuke Franklin School the task 0! testing every conceivnhlo- ‘ » 1;,
it .i' l‘ all-hmll thitn ever. product of American industry. .‘ , J
I 7 ' ° ' ° An internal combustion engine wan . if}
,.i l‘ :a the aim of the Principal to being tested at the time of the ex- 8 we esse man of: 1;,
.r ’wal .1 pi raonlil interview with every ploslon. Officials said they believed " ‘. ~: "
q. ,. of tho 9th Grade to determine gasoline was the sole cause of tho T ~ . -. a:
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HOMER PATENTED PlPELE-SS Always 370““ find hlm .ammg .. -.
“the comers” in the professmns, 1n ._
FURN CE bUSlDESS, in the trades.
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_ A Ills clothes help him along. -
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DUMBLE and ECONOMICAL with the trend of things and be trans-
. lates that idea into clothes he buys. V
‘ ‘ He follows the trend of the styles
’ Prices no higher than the more cheaply construct- but he is careful not to overstep into g'
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' 3; i-llml ed furnaces. Sold on easy payment plan. . ' 111‘ c 0 81's or ,
‘ ‘ ' “\ot a dollar more than is fair” _~ ~
style and comfort
They wear them with the milorcd suit and an;
dress—equally efiective with either. i .
Hudson Bay blue fox in its warm shades of -
its lively flufiy fur and the large bushy tails are a fa -: " .
priced at $39. 50 and $55. f.
Red fox scarfs in their natural beauty of colo ' . ;
flufiy, soft and almost fascinating beauty, priced at $39
$45, $50, $55 and $60. .
Plated wolf scarfs are large and flufiy quite like
£33,581)” in attractive tones of grey—priced at $35
Daifity toned stone marten scarfs with the :
tan or bufi slmded into the brown—a real aristocrat
the choker family—made of one skin at $29.50 of —
nicely matched skins and long tails, $59.50 and $75. I 2.54
Mink chokers—the fur for wear and richnm and '
mty at almost unbelievable low prices, single scar: h
and “nothing doing on the loud
stufi” are two of his important
“clothing don’ts.”
You’ll do well to follow him here.
We maintain a reliable clothing
standard at all times and they know
our contact is with recognized de-
signers of correctly styled clothes.
Get prices and terms'wlu'ch costs you nothing and
does not obligate you.
Cwym in: :5. rim of amazing:
Follow the trend of tho well dressed men.
’Wr offer variety. the utmost satisfaction, the truest economy, and a good range
gl'ililt‘n and prices ill
I Kuppenheimer good clothes
. T. S. CLOVER, Agent
Phone 1800 - East Norwalk, Ct.
I ' 53 Winfield St.
goml makes under the Howland label.
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535 ‘° $60
Winter costs
540‘°$100
~ {double scarf $39.50. .2; ..
3““ “N’- r‘” Second floor. caster E;
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Women 5 fine Women’s suit section
velour hats $3.95 ' 1 fashion show ' ‘ :2
There. is a look or a feel to the fabric of the hat itself 3?" f
lat marks it in the class of the aristocrats of its own _ ‘9 ‘r’;
culiar type. An arrangement whereby-we are in -- - — . '1:
This is the type of bat for the business woman or for teach with the Prodmel'B of women’s 8m - ; III-I
ae woman of leisure to wear hiking, motorm‘ g or for golf. the righ ts to show the newer pm é I“ . —‘ H ' ‘ I it
K» W ’ Typical and wanted fall shades and shapes with wide as they appear. Every day sees . - "- w --_ _ -' -- I 3 r.
inds of Sllk. ‘
,rl ‘3’“ Th _‘ ~ . on ourracks. :1
d \, {game e best value we have segn th15 season—$3.95. $
’ on car ron ' .I 3 if
‘ m u 't ‘ - Tsflaredsuitethesortthatwomu- --- -.:' ‘f
, here—with craftsmanship of. a very MN I 3;
New VlCtOI records in every line and stitch:
ready Friday A I __ ' , ;
95212 Lucia sextette by Galli-Curbi, Egoner, Caruso, do
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1': . l ~l ill hing of She new home. We know how to getthe
effects at the lowest cost. Come in and go through .
‘I't ml as much time here as you want. Let us help you
I I . <liqgestions or assistance if youwish. Remember that
in: a home in which you to live for a good
-‘ ".tl for that reason you want to furnish it right.
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