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Mike .V ' 1m anti. vitic- in pm, ml for loads 3:1. .,
New Ior‘k’arflew my. old Connec- with their beds and me ..
ticug-u n mt believer in radio I: connections with hadron .,
an aid to health. ‘ . °1 the beds. Specifies; ‘ '
"The mind- II well as the bodies net: 135qu by ”m w?“
must i” made '9" ill-111” declared culled for n. recclmnze an“.
u'r. Heed recently. “end the (rent less than 1,000 mud out“.
growth of the Radio Industry pro. Operating 80 Imam? em ’-
vides education and entertninment o: 1303mm”. ”:2 ‘1‘} -...
tint beret euro had been denied our Specifications m“.
hospinlined former service men. changed semewh-Q ~ -
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nomineted by both parties; it is
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'lerory mector: Miss Amy
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, c ,. . men. in Westport to vote. Capable.
. BETWE ‘ ready nlwnys to help others. having
FOR , _ the specie! knowledge or books to:-
r‘fm ‘» W Mansfield Is OppoSing- Edward C. Nash
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——Norwalk Tire Man Dem. Candidate for ‘ E AS NS .- ’ For the mourn..th commission: New York's nee: organic: broad- Many or the veterans are nutter!!! demands In saw: as. ‘3“
‘ Board ofTFinance , ~ S O ,. Both putlee tum re-nominated the casting sauna. wuiseeu .prove 3. [mm nervoul disabilities. Others loud speakers MU 1““
A ; ,‘f . ~. , ' present encumbents. Joseph E. means of entertainment and educn- hnve tuberculosis. antimony of them units will be «11.»; 1.} ‘
‘* ' ‘ ., . S t T ts ' Smith end Anzus MacDonaJl. tion to‘many tubemuflua,W0rl_d_ War 11-. bedridden. The pm brosd- the bedside sets. V i I
WET, Oct. 3.—-“'lth the from that £12116 Ofl- _ , mar M g. ———-.__—..__._..__.__, Veteran: as the Government’s neW- cast: by many Radio station; 91'0- m‘.,_\ '
muteiection day coming due next When the Democratic caucus en- k 11 . d k _ GLAD THEY ESCAPE!) est hospitals. U. 8“ Veterdnn‘_ Hospi- video menus at enteminment (or “331%,pr
m‘mth. political situation here dorsed him last year no drgw ‘he I that 100 we an .eep Sou Ethel—Both Jack “d Harold m'No. 98 “.8monLN. Y“ and-‘U. the “611 ton veteran. Vhich “kc! “so yOU ha‘m L. y‘ I”: in).
_ . support of many independent vote”. warm these cool mornings and~ proposed to me yesterday. 8. Veterans' Hospital No. 93;; Tap. their minds from their troubles. house," said 314 I, «it; 4‘
'M‘b’l.‘u‘d y"! "m3“ them Der Lake. N.‘ Y.. will shortly.“ Asidetrom. e enteflsinrnent rea- Tommy. " "Wire .
“blindly relocating all other sub-
' and that support is nsnin promised evenings. It is real economy
- to the background. While ’
both" ezfiepublicsn end the Demo- him this year. The League of In- . . . both? . “mm ‘ with the , in. ‘ or t of radio. the — dden "em- "Ye‘ m'am' ’ ‘ ‘
‘ ““5“” ”° wands“ of MC. dependent vote" was recently torm- to buy one. . Ethel—Yes. but how did you radio receiving apparatus. Some time rm sre keptin closetouch with the “What are xi? Ohm.
hm got- their respective forces. the ally organized and andgxeiutive 23$: 50 to _ know? _ no Gena-u k '1‘. ma“, D ovum. worm.“ V ' them 3... . g”:
‘peotetions ot the Democrats are mm“ appointed it: h'eccanzidacy $24- , $39.50 ~ Mabel—I saw them shnkint hands tor or ,the Veterans' Bureau. an— The plan utilised y the U. 8. “Thunder and :r 1w .i
obscene. 0' the Strong Wm”):-L pals: ”lag? ggden?vzters' League al- W . ht _ ‘. 0V0? somethinl in the “Te” this nounced that all ‘of the Veteran Veterlm' Bureau in nippinl these "Why thus» an: 9.5.1:,“
» ' Wt intheir all-ecu“) byt e T e 3 p 'thO chairman Of M mm as Mornings—I “hand“ ~ Hospitals would be equipped with hospitals with radio equipment sets. can children." ‘ ‘5‘ n
' ”mg.” Voters' League} ‘ first :85, “25”...“ ‘12,]: furnish them with Underwear ' _ —'—'*“‘-‘—-. , master receiving sets. power am‘pli- has been to install a. mute:- set. in s "Well. the 1‘s mm 1‘1
: Edward c'dNaiih' uglfiiiiil though inofornfation concerning the qualifl- ~ .‘ , 3" Mum tiers. a well as bedside terminals for centrsl P01!“ 1‘ “013 institution. This 'ns 8001.1. as h“ 3‘" 7” fluff-1M
filmmwd‘: ti: el1))emocratic cnu- cations of their nominees for 91113110 Just the thing to Protect you. “3’3“" 39'1"!!!) the bedridden patients. . mute:- 80‘ 9”!“‘1’17 ‘ neutrodyne house. ~sz" 4 Y i"? 1.4;!
£38.18 oppose: byoking 'W. Mansfield. office. The League today made pub- from the early colds. - rs. Brown: "I admire Dr. Young The hospital- at Tuppcr Lake and or supero'heterodyne receiver wi be ‘ ~~~m,i_,\'
whom nominated by the Republi- he the replies received to their re- . . _ _ immensely. He in lo preservin‘ in Beacon have recently been opened. under the direct supervision o e “Win-.9713]. "DI M
a“ caucus during his mama“. and quests. . o..._, $1.95 ‘ the 19¢"- of Magma. that he el- and. it is expected that the radio Commanding Officer of the hospital, Elf-3‘“ hat {an 3.,” “fading.
'wh’o has since returned and entered Republican Town i&Comdmiil:§.oe . E‘- A 4 _ 1 way. reminds 1:: of Potience sitting :t'iliigsetzte ggballégrziyt be 11:27:13: .111th mounted Wflfigmulof Lite 3 — llaprm << 3:; Ala,
Whole hesrtedly into the direction of chairman J. Charles Sn en ec n- _ _ on s. monumen o . 8 en”. the osp . run .
his compsign. ed to furnish a. summary of the Mr!» E. , L King, chomp!“ ‘ Mr. Brown: . "Yes: but whet I an able to “listen in' during the win- from the mnsbereetto various wards lie—What .-. ".10: ”Inc!
.‘Tho Republican nominee has lived qualifications of that party‘s no- M35150: 9‘ the Norhtmh'h - gtcs& _ becomint rether thrilled about is “1' months. _ end assembly room. JVhere 1°“d_ Wives ? . it
hm 1‘ 5'9“”: and ‘5 ‘1 ”mm“ “met "““ees- ”Naming that ‘1‘ h" be‘ going to try out her marksmanship . , the number of monuments sitting on ‘ Middleton E. Heed. District Men- speakers with suitable amplification .She—I don t in». .31
Raw” “sheen M“ Mgmmem is “e! they “a” we“ enough known W‘bis'sme- She '13 on her wev '“°°"'°“"° 11" Menu" user of the New York Office of the units will be toe-M the sauce to husband. '
well known in Fairfleld county. to your league and it is not neces- .0 British East Africa-with he} GEPORT 0° ’ Stories_ , s
though he has never taken a. promln- snry for me to go into summary of he and ”n T b to 3m , RN, , ‘ w
‘e'nt rt in oliitcs until now. For the manmn . . . _ . hey op. _ . . , . ,,
“vernal year: he was president of The published summary of tho brill beck'lome worthwhile ld- Outfitters '70 Men. Wm Ind V ‘ _ ‘
the South Norwalk club and later qualifications of the Democratic 110- 0mm“ {0' we}, home “I Min- (‘hildm . , M .
president or the Norwalk club. He mlnees. as given out by the league, nesoh. p . _ . d“ corw
1!«l member of the Massachusetts 13 n5 fOIIOVVS:
mni association. He is un- The Selectmen: Nash and Ayres. , '
Tech A!“ These nominees are men of proved the town' treasurer the past year. whose business is dealing in real
mart vice president. and
10¢ He was record and experience who have Board at Rcllet. an office or high estate and building houses. “miller ,
'with value of land. and houses. . ,
~ - For Mlaa'y s
‘ ' i an er of the Norwulk
‘enerl m 8‘ “'0"de in most Perfect accord. of responsibility: “‘llliam H. Petrie.
Smart Parisian
Tramw com any, lutt‘r superin- ,
tendentazaf thepConne-ctlcut Railway whom it is needless to speak furth- born and. bred in Westport. down well titted to actually uses: prop—
One is a. Republican, the other engineer, graduate of the Brooklyn erty according to its real value.
from 6 to 10 inches ‘Ezh
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and Lighting company, “ll‘l hc'ir ex employed by Tax Collector: George K. Perry.
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Importations
quarters in Waterbury. a Democrat and in nominating them Polytechnic Institute.
Edwin-d C. Nash was refused the last year and remominntlng them the Southern New England Tele- long a. resident here. a. men of ex-
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or leather. $7.50 to $19.75
Dmssing Table
A bizarre conceit vat rag.
tical novelty for her arse.
lng table is a Mammy: Cab. .4
lnct that hold= the lavclfesi i
manicure ouu‘if. Tl15'351335
' . endorsement of the Republican cam this your the Democratic party has phone company for whom he has pcriencc. probity. responsibility, ec-
. one here last year andaguln this shown an independence of partisan- mapped the town of Vicstport. tive in the‘Boy Scout inOVement.
I year. (or the specific reason that he. ship not often found in a party or- When Stratford went under the - Board ovainnnce: Louis B. Birch,
supported Roosevelt hack in 1912. ganiation. If you deem Nash worthy commission form or town govern- Oscar B. Van Sant. Francis B. Con-
It is claimed that when he resigned of your support. Ayres is equally so. ment it had all taxable property rc- verso. Mr. Ilirsh is I. responsible '
from the Republican town committee Agent Town Deposit Fund. Mrs. valued and to do the work cm- business man in New York Cit)’. ions
at that time because oi: his smitimeni Elsie “'acss. selectmcn's secretary, played a firm~ of civil engineers of e resident here. Mr. Converse is a.
for Roosevelt he was told that ho a thoroughly compel t business which Mr. Patric was then a mom- member of the .‘orwnlk Tire’com-
could expect no consideration from women who has actual; performed her. - - puny. a. man of judgment and poise.
the Republican‘ town organization this work as well as other—work of Assessor: Alfred G. Violet. a man peculiarly adapted in these respects
Novel: Aoousorie. for the holiday have just arrived, an assortment worth seeing for its
beauty alone if not for making selections. Bcwitchlng little nicetics that are dear to every ,
woman—such as vanity boxes, necklaces, manlCure sets, bracelets, bags and purses, clg- .____
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Rockw ell 5 October Drive F or ,
_ , arctic cases, perfume, and other novelties-decidedly different.
5 ,000 . New Customers ' ‘ . . 5.:— .... 23.811.212.233: ".mmau. Beaded Purses
affords ,
f Street Floor
A Friend Making Event 1n ‘ «gynamlfikmn 1mm,
. ' ' -—§¢ not gold. for here Ire tiny
. ' . venity cues. perfume containers,
cignrette holders end lip-stick
holders in jet. ivory' end compo-
sitions-out with rhinestones and
l :1: 1h ere. All have a. real Parisian nlr
. . , 4 yco orsyn e cm particular. ._ shout them that will give ele- u n.
> giasdnatmx- gance to the costume it adorns. Proud indeed “‘ I r: "‘33,
'.- > _' . . . , ‘ , . who receives one or these
_, > . . ' exquisite cut-steel 'ccadsi
they glitter ever so brightly. The
purses that are so much in
‘Ctmette Case and "It Isn’t. An Indefiudble vow mm p...
V . A n P . crings. They 3T: priced at
antty Combined Raining Rain arlszan T0116}! 310.95 a. $18.50
’ _ is given to any costume by
A heavy silk tassel artfully it’s raining umbrellas bright this “Pam" "‘3" 5““ ——
l concealing a lipostlck hangs as a garden of flowers; gay . cord in ”1°73 *0 match
’ gracefully from this barrel things in red, blue, green or acorn-shaped P C n d a n 1
six: . violet silks. And the handle: which unscrew: at to rc- — -
9" cigarette use that —eo dbcidedl different— vealingatiny pcrfumepbot. Quaint Leather
has a vanity compartment a triumph of rcnch dcsign- ’ tle. It's an intriguing novel-
Necklaces, long or short, of
smoked pearls, crystals, metallic
beads, combined with wood. Jet.
with ‘rouge, powder and crs. Vex ch u d -
- y cery sun an ty that Will lease the '
. . . tiny bevelled mirror. rain" umbrellas ‘ smartest dresscg vioman. N 00811165
A prlce which is about 1-3 $7.50 to :12 3117500835 __ 83.50 ,
- Arfisflcally' hand - i-aolsd
’ ~ ‘ leather novelties, 52:}: as
. . ' .0 - b k ks, IT‘ETTiOS,
Unique Vanzty Know the Latest 1n d;i,,.‘i‘f,,..:f°§:..
_ ‘ ' erg, writing tablets, desk
3.... . Handbags? ‘ m.-.
things that will register :x at
less than coats-of thistype
are generally offered.
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In no other store can coats like these be found
-—smart and distinctive models-—the very new- in man in ’ , 4 ..
. y qua ishapes, in s The veryncwest one: that lather: as well as in ve .07.;
est of the new—and NOW at the very beginning of mlriad of brilliant colors— 3mm French women are fancy effects. ry SO high in the gift V
the coat season at a price one hardly would ex pect . rhinestones. Some are to be i us. an: . Do come when closed that resemb o
carried in the hand while in and see t em while envelope urses and when
. I I many set with circle of are here in this There are Maroquln ba 59c to 57-50
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.at the season’s end— '
. glean are to be grfled in graft: so :cgzm in lain open are “Vigogfltihm
. purse. $3.38 $23.00 e eve p ’ "
e 1/3 Less ’llhnn-Usnal l' - .
Smart coats fashioned of .themost fashionable NOVELTY FRENCH KID. GLOVE
suede-like fabrics and the finest of the silky napped L ’ ‘\
materials of America’s best makerseematle by hand
-—and trimmed with fur collars cuffs, and sometimes
fur bands, ‘and reveres.
The furs include: Beaver, Squirrel, Dyed Fitch,
Kolinsky, Muskrat, Jap Mink. ' -
Every fashionable color 3 is shown—Dusk}
Ylafka; Malay, Penny, Lebanon, Saddle and Kafl’ir.
. And who wouldn’t be pleas.
A l i i . - » - - ‘ ' 'ed vith- handkerchlcfs for
. ' . ‘ I 8350 . ‘ ‘ . , gifts—especially when
V . ' ‘ . = ‘ , ’ ‘ . V ' '. . they're as pretty and dainty
Thee natty nave: humans embody no intent style’ldm or out mecca-of the fashion " “‘66 mow ones are.
m ' f‘The skins “9 ”fl wilqwu’:um m With every pogslblc precaution; ‘ , Choose ’* them now while
they. .hg’ve the. much, ‘ ', Vulked‘of: novelty French cuEwaith W ' design ‘ s." ' Th'eyoome variety is so extensive.
This is an event which any woman, contemplat-
log the purchase of a coat, cannot-pass by without
missing a bargain which can hardly-he duplicated
again this season. . «r;— ;-~ --'
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