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Coats and Negligees Cater to Luxury Complex «
mu yho loves rich and luxurious clothes the contnrl‘ers mid; th l ' MA
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‘l,sfayctte, heroic French figure in the
deal Calvin Coolidge was present and
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mom, SEPTEMBER 12192.1
:1 usiness College}
. %v&.«|‘i~o~»"wnmfiamnmfly
burying Wednesdny, when he rem
turned from work. is recovering at‘
the hospital.
Prosecutor Jayne sefid be .250
would quesxlon the hunt-and as to
why he had nor. reported his allega-I
lions qt the lime of their alleged
Occurrences. sounder: is reported
to have told thst he was away from *
home at work and therefore he had
only sarong suspicions of the facts.
Prosecutor Jayne said he will go
Woman Caught After Inmate... m: ”:3.“
Attempt to Bury No. search of proof. 3
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4 Just One Day Old mum, Money Saved on
--’-T0 Quiz Husband concogé: 1;. Sew; 11-1% SChOOl NEEdS
candidate filed in the primary for;
the Democratic nomination in the:
LAKEW'OOD. N. 1., Sept 13.——— ~ I r .a- P - .
”mom“ h”. 'm “an” M". mm State Senatorial District. and; Flunt m P.n an i L .
....., ... _-..-_......
5
he names of {our men were Written I Cll Qets P
Seem Baunders. who is. in police ‘ . . w 3
«namely at .the‘ Paul xammn 1103— 1:3“ “Fawn “3” “ch ”cm“; ”3 Special . .. . l
pita! after ungodly “tempting to _ '
bury envo he: dlyvold daughter on Three or the four have notified3 _ . . .
W‘ednmgy, g. to the chgr‘e mde the Secretary of State of their Withv: Ladies erst W3: :‘ \-
by her husband. Eu‘ene, that she drawal. so that the fourth. John L. ial Price , ‘ '
had llmilu'ly 413de of three pre- Colony. a manufacturer of‘ Keene. ; In ll ~ 10 00
viouo infants. The beby. which hmomé‘s. by process of elimination; sta meme. - O
Sounders said he found his witethe party candidate in that district.
——__
Men's Elgin an? ’97
r of the may of
American revolutiai, in the presence of a liege crowd.
made an addms.‘
BE PRESERVED:E -
' IREE DISPUTE _
1N SUIT FILED
:.)~,x Mil/NH!
‘;:f. was filed in Superior "our:
and Julia anliu
STAMFORD WILL
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STA M Frill D,
“'(ippnriunlg' \V-“vk' will hi: oh-
lsan rrom 541-112. :md to St'pt. 2711).;
‘ lnvluslw‘. «luring whit h Hm“, local:
swims: John
may brucnnc Amcnrran
I, ‘41.}.1 v
. maiuzu: plans for ’hi- “m 1-; nut. last
film t‘hmahor of r'om-
and .1 single commit-
‘im on plan; was nip-OWL ‘ruii. ‘
m horil nudiumlum will I W: 5: first, 2!) Northampton.
formrr 1mm» of the family. expect-
10 \;:-if {I've-r0 {or a. fr‘w (MYE-
Ifirr12ing: '2‘?!“ ' rn-“rcor roufl‘afl
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'mg mimlnx to by gn.'.=n
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'It’ll Cost $10,000,000 to Elect
‘ ' Next President of United States
document so
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; III” Marvin Of 1hr!
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Chillgr'
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STA I“! 2" :iii'.
Burn! 5'
i «I-vntlmir
.
4: .nrr' at“! Last night by Sup-
‘ ll‘fllf’fi‘ .'"ll'_‘-'
Kzusnr-r start-
his mfr‘ over
ruwlsm; In My
NJ: I): r v.11} hr- arraigned
In vhr: Iiiry Cum-x. on Monday morn-
: .Al-I l "l :4'. Morn-"q '.‘!::l tum‘i Ezrnp )r‘lll' row and
presidential campaign this year. . .
funds are spent, and the men in control' of the eamptlyl ex ndl-
tures of the three major candidates. Above: William M.
(left), chefrnian Republican national committee; James W. Gerard.
iressnrer, Democratic national committee.~ Below: Clem L. Shaver.
chairman Democratic campaign; John M. Nelson, Lal‘ollette a
manager; and William V. Hodges, treasurer G. 0. P. national can:
S“p‘u"l:il'(‘:‘ l3.- .
x
Cummlltsw whit h is “VASHISG’N’N'
n. u if;
Ten million dollars is the‘cstlrnate of the probable cost of the‘
Above is a table showing how
Imade citizens on Sept. 22nd.
lcmnmlttve which was Appointed on
lThursday evening consists of John
' In. Quinn. Robert Hirsch.
OBSERVE WEEK; Taylor, A. S. Timpeon and Isadore
lNewmmn.
l Miss Hazel Porter. Director of
1Amm‘wnnizaflon. will he in her 0!.
Have a! No, 305 Allende
hvlp than»: who wish to receive aid
m taking out their first. papers.
le ASIHERST
(‘Qullulglx San. O? l‘rréident a’nd Mrs.
(‘r’sulllllzt‘ loft hun- 3‘2529rday to enter
.Muhrvrst vollc-gn where h1- will en-
‘ :13 .1 {rs-shmnn nvxt
- ‘ u
gu:::1;::ed . 15000
P117“.
Installment
START YOUR
BUSINESS CAREER
Atkins Jewelry (‘0.
Guaranteed, Repairm-
Wuhingicn St. Near 2:30
inoneofour
September Classes
‘ DAY end NIGHT SCHOOL
IS COMPLETE WITH A
SAXOPHONE
Instructor Experienced.
COURSES
COMMERCIAL
STENOGRAPHIC ' _
SECRETARIAL
Svec’s Music Shop
GOOD INSTRDIENTZH
nouxs. son's.
SAXOPHONE); nun.
OTHER grunt; .\\E>
A11 Reasonable. -:
.m‘smmm' REPAIR :zc‘;
Business Training Offers Opportunity to ambie
tious young pedple
Every modern facilty for efficient business
training is maintained in the school
THIS IS YOUR OPPORTUNITY
FIR 51‘ ("IA S S
class instrument.
AI‘F.UR>.
12 South Main Street
Phone 314-3
e... .
l MUSICAL EDUCATE.
BRASS INsTm'Mxxrxf
Your home is no! «wmnt-w-
until a member Can plar and
it is wpplied with a f.x—I
% MCSIC Frans-En FOR ALL
Enroll NOW. Prepare for a life Of
longer usefulness -
ARCHIBA'LD
MERRLAM
- Teacher of Pum' 0, Organ
{ Harmony
3'03 FURTHER INFORMATION ADDRESS
* J. HAROLD SHORT
' Prineipol m1 Proprieo:
“‘ LEE’S COMM SCHOOL
Stamerd Theatre Bldg.
STAMFORD, CONN.
Telephone 4820
tional Church.
. and 16 Bayn‘ew Ave.
Phones 2813 and 2149.
Organist and_Director at the
South Norwalk Congrega-
ALWAYS PREPARED TO
FURNISH THE RIGHT MU-
SIC FOR ANY OCCASION.
studios 312120 North Main St.
THE KING SCHOOL .
- Pom-NINTH YEAR Orzxs 5mm 22nd
Thorough preparation for College and Boarding Schools. , . .
Boys are prepared (or the College Entrance Examination 1 The Wilson Road
set by the College Entrance Board. A fine Junior Depart-
,—
ment to:- small boys. beginning with first grade. Opportu- : A COUHtI'V Dav SCllOUl
nity for sports for every boy. Lunches served convenient i For Girls an'd )‘oungvr Hm...
to School. ‘under supervision or two teachers. ‘
a. Fall Tvrm chn~
FOR PARTICULARS ADDRESS Tuesday, September 3‘9
School by Appointment.
39 Lindzle mt Phone 3730 ' Stamford, Conn TELEPHONE 3352-3,
Eachelass or form is limited
daily individual instruction. 7
Schoolday begins “3:40 mam until .5 p. 12:. daily,
ogs‘bemg grouped for daily; aeration and affiliations
' attraction, each group having itemmro
“rhubarb!-
is
‘ A PRIVATE-
SCHOOL ,,
FOR _ BOYS
With a Limited Enrollment.
Opens Wednesday, September 24 ‘ I
PRIMARY SCHOOL for Sm
MIDDLE SCHOOL fOr Boys 8 V3.13:
UPPER SCHOOL for, College Preparation. 1
to seven-:- boys insuring »
. , . . :4 . 5. K , .
all. Buys. .
HILLSIDE SCHOOL 415T YEAR
PROSPECTHILL' OPENS 9AM.
nonwsm. cons. 88911181?!
A GIRL’S . SCHOOL I
EMPHASIZIN G .
COLLEGE PREPA RATOR'Y
I . Inlettuoiion by enperieneed faculty of university graduazns.
5 Exoop'uonnl teachers it: voxce, piano and drawing. Individual in-
l fltmutixm‘1mtmblo by our system of small classes.
5 . Spacious school rooms, large gymnasium and grounds.
2 Hillside graduates enter Vassar, Smith, Wellesley. Sweetbrair.
i «ad Barnard. College preparation thorough. ‘ '
I
l
l
”7...“,
UPPER - ‘Coums 10!: girls from 14 to 21. Intensive college preparatory
‘ renown. Special comes are planned for non~djploma studenm
SCHOOL .7 Advsncod English, Science, Languages, History, Economics an?
» Puebology. ‘ ‘ .
m--._.......~._ mm.- W.m _,,_ a... .,
mm A well balanced, thorough and constructive training for girls
‘ from 10 to 14 years old. Special attention given to habits of study
8030014 and indiriduel comprehension. COursee correspond to those of
~ Fifth, Sixth, Seventh sndiEighth Grades.
' ' Spacious rooms, goal light and clean, nttraetive surroundings
HWY aid in supplying the kind of influence necessary for the youngster-
‘ — ‘ Plenty of games, wise core and contact ‘th trained personalities
BOYSAND influenee the yOung chili-toward a w ~bnlsnced pl‘g‘sical and
GIRLS; {mental anew . By arrangement; children can be met at
. I: “L ' .mmg 3 ' ,LB.
tummy ‘ , 7 if Mafia
5
I Miss Thomas’s School ‘
H, man 3m Miss Thomas May Be seen :2: :-
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