Wt". ' t
WEEK.
mil-ammo r rtt
Britt) are in
yeJir's work .‘
‘ u
.lttiiit‘ moi
nfi'.it.t..\v Hum. fit. it. tt'tttt-ncnlfl'lhls is m. theoretic
Mhnthcrtlurgm Memorial Institute. 3" WWW fort. \wll knottn tn the
bur letulllte citizens. woodcut) of!
them. are returning to school this:
Unless rat‘h “l" i':
hells gain: to he handicapped in hlsltliis “1"“ ll prolitnltir- investment [or
coining lliltn tmntttlpy
Do you aptitrtlti. know if Your (“11”“me “romp“ ”mus“
kitty have our der‘mrd tenth. infect. \rmr child is m.
id; tonsils, a
f SOON GOING BACK TO SCll00l.
rents Urged to See That They Are in Good
Health for Strenuous Work and Applica-
tion Aheadedvised to Have Them Exam-
ined By I)
octor and Dentist
Witch especially for The Eveningiweight'.’ t“hildren with any of there
k
handicapped.
nlmrevatlon hilt
Sentinel, ttltlnxs are seriously
Horizon Ml‘lllt‘ll‘llll lnflllilllr‘.
Only nt'rimllt- lteulti‘l examinations
ltrill disclose what in wrong “1th the
physically m, .hotit- mnrhinu, xtud these ht‘nlth nu-
\\‘lll he inro-
uill tuitlw
lllt‘ll' is
tltisttiotltilte' wrong with his body to hold
Make sure right non thnt
Correct an) dorm-t
dnnoidq or are under when (‘f‘l‘l‘t"t"llntl is hasten.
l‘lisousn
iltt child
in ivnrnlttt: tlllrlnli! theinny homo.
lsilillt‘tl and
good Fl’l'lpt‘ for
Do tott lmnw “'l‘lt‘ll‘lt‘l‘jllllll llilt‘li.
NOT on the Box, it is 1391‘
‘ Then are unwell examinations.
however. which on unit”. A core-
leu exemlnetlon to warn than none
et all. baritone it creates um lmv
nreulona‘ot sorely, The child should
ho etrlpperl and (one over carefully.
(rum head to (ooh-no careless ex-
amination throuxh the clothing.
Make the doctor the health Adviser
in the family. Just M we mike our
ll\\\yN‘ our legal gdviaer.
than home should have s set 0!
wishing scales in the bathroom.
The weight in a valuable indication
of progreu in growing children. Ste-
ttanery weight In a child is equal to
a Mendy lose in an adult. If your
buy or girl is not gaining \vegiht.
there is something wrong and it. is
up to your doctor to find out what
it in. -
Good, nourishing food at regular
hours. slowly eaten and not grabbed
in unmnstlcated lumps. will help our
boys and girls towards steady growth
and development. A good old slogan
reads thus:
"invite good health and eron~
omy to dine with you every
day. ‘
:lut more broad and butter and
drink more milk."
This would be A good motto for
every home and especially those
where there are growing children.
tine might add a word as to the de-
sirability of plenty of fresh vegeta-
hlen and fruit.
l‘nrlmlirnl Visits to the drutint are a
necessity, Why should we. Allnw the
rltiltlren's second tooth to come in
out or place «nil in on tinslglllll’t
tumult-r when. hy a little cnt'e nt the;
tight Hmt‘ ,lhi." t‘fll'l h-‘I n\0i(lt'tl'.’|
l-itrtronn i\ desirous of httvim: [mod
Itrrth. evenly plot-ed. and our chil-
"tlrnn. when they grow up, are gotne‘
to hlnme-us for tloflciences which are ‘3
[thin to our neglect. it is remarknhiel
'hrt-t rapidly small entities develop in .
children‘s teeth. partirulat‘lr if the; i
are mtltrtt'lmt mrl‘lcsr. 1N ll'ltt‘l tltil— ;
nirrn art, in the tier u.” the tooth
ilrtuslt. l’t‘w or us clean our trellil
tilit'lrtlilklil}. “'1' or" so often tlt‘CPlV»;
ml luv the filt‘i Iltttt “‘f‘ are using a;
tilrtt‘sun' paste or a soothing mouth
truth it in the Nt‘l‘llltlllng with the,
brush that. does the work. 'l‘lit-n.‘
.tot't. thete JR oluins :t tt‘ntltnt‘y to
inele-t certain groups of teeth filltlll'
.as tht. upper hark molars,
i
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m'srmn' «titans. i
t |.\‘t;tt.\:\'.\l"tll.l.<. lnrl., Sept._—,.\lwittlten one ot the animals
t
Stelnkler. proprietor ot a Kroc-er)"
Mm‘v here. was standing in his door
flit“.
it'hickr-u after nnrtllvr,
tm- prim-c caught a nrpt-n
Mock.- nway. Hr had the chickens.
«‘m‘
ucnr Ate. U.
<W~ ,. tepm
Members ot‘ the American Legion paid full military honors to the
H members of the Shenandoah killed in the wreck of the
Here is n lczimmirr standing guard over the caskets of,
dirlglhle
the men who made the supreme sacrifice for their country.
:
NilliWA l". Mr ..
tor getting off Vt'lll‘. a
hint Blonds}.
hot the animal.
.r,
illult miss an- K-‘lfttttz ittrlj- ill Minor
|\\‘nltcr Nt‘tut lute. hit: tint.
:er.
tBob Cat Attacks
Boy; Dog Saves Hi
other day looking at a hunch ntll‘tent their home and an
invite chit-kins pl‘i't‘llt‘t'l on his back Stoopt‘d to get it infill ot‘ niiter thezmz thirty-three rpm ”Ha“. Munster:-
i'mc", “11““ Wilkins ltr- snw some~ Wilt ml letlltetl from h “To ln'hlo‘ttt‘t'n filed with ’l‘ottu Lierk Hcrhert‘
liltinu hlnr'i-z come up from hehindl‘tutili. touring his (itllllQS. The dud“ 54”“,th 1
ttltc fence and grasp tltr: legs of one after .1 tussle in
An hour in- was torn succeeded tr. tronin: tit»;1.~,,.,,.,,.,
threaten! and the boy got his gun filliliiillhltl‘ Sir“? 3,
s
\tlt‘lt‘ll
1' 1A P)
l Ht») and «log. l'iltl Igflllt‘ to g. sprint,
the in:
to thunk
sari-niches.
attacked
its throat ‘.
.iiuu ESTATE ' ‘-
' CHANGES our
.Mwu
H “drill: til" past umvk Hm Colin's";
meJu rt ill.
ill. in? and
A ll t‘l tt i-'
ii
to Enron.
ttullciings.g
littzt'll‘ \\.lleill tn littlest Wilkinson.
Biscuits in one oven—R'oast in the ether
l -F-and plenty of
Slow, Moderate
Hot or Quick ?
By simply turning the in-
dicator of the Glenwood
Robertshaw control you can
set the oven at exactly the
heat you need. This device
controls the temperature
automatically —- as long as
you need it.
T’s dinner time;
andthrough the
glaSSpanels ‘ofthe
gas oven door see
those light, crispy
biscuits—baked ju
degrees. Open the
brown and juicy,
The great Gold M
st right by au-
tomatically controlled heat at 400
door of the coal
oven and there’s your roast beef;—
fit for a king!
cdal Glenwood
gives you a complete gas range
and a full service coal range, all in
the space of one. Yet it’s barely 4
feet wide. Bake, roast, or broil in
either or both, separately or to-
gether. In the cooking top, with 4
covers for coal and 5 gas burners
besides, the Gold
Medal combines _
all the cooking ‘
capacity thatyo’u '
will ever need.
And the Glenwood Robertshaw
heat control eliminates all the old
guesswork in using the gas oven.
cooking space besides.
‘l, o
‘7'
u
5.
it'll and butltltnes. \‘t'oodu‘nrtl a\t“liut‘.
‘ domes \\‘, Kelley .l“ and “tie tut
Xiutht u~ .l. in in I‘Llln and Wilt‘. lot ‘
laud Erullv‘ttt'n, ’. orh street.
'l‘ llo'm-n tn .luset‘tl’t Bil/ht
and buildings. filtorlotiolin:
’ .‘tt isit‘
“Vi io'
. l" . ..
~ to littloiph‘ l'l
\Vestnort e
t #tm- .l7"
and ll‘tllldlligl‘.
4
hi.“
iL/t ; EM:
" ' .ltt:~l}ll tit» to Bantam! W.‘
V . .lll~'l wit". see—«n lots. luglew
.ittl‘ddll t'o tri \‘Caltcr l’rust.‘
“to: lots. lush-stile.
.‘1“Z‘.ll \‘i‘tctmt. estate. to William F.
vim: lot and buildings. Chestnut.
tan-ant
.innn t’mrzdrttp tn l"l’t‘tl"‘?'ltj’k (lan-
wiruu int. and buildings, New Canaan
.i t rune.
l-Im-‘arttti 'l'rurltn in .‘titt hurl Ammo
11ml wife. lot and buildings. Meadow
:‘lW‘M
l “Linn l" Hm"! in MAP} l1. £4“th
tuqt: 1m and ruildtngs Chestnut;
i<it‘t‘rt, }
'lht- M, .i Jordan to to John Sax—i
._
‘lflli. tun lots. .lntzlesit’lr.
i ritriltt .‘(otvahtttt’sl‘t tn 'l‘ilnmzts C
t‘rttnmeh t“ It! lw'. .‘illilll sirrrt i
‘- l1. ll. l’ttilr’r ("(tiittrtlrttt-ttt (,‘iin’,.‘f
fruit}; tri Thomas t'. Ctr-{ting}: r: lll.‘
'im. Alain street.
Semuvl .l. Kt“ .. .~ t'un-f
nltmltttm. lot {\lltl buildings, lilrtinE
Sti‘N’l. -
lil‘t’te- .l
and twin, llli‘tt'
anti fillH’fl'll'ulii‘
liosttm l.ttt:.illt ttt i'nltll‘lllta
.lollrt, iut .‘lllil buildings, Cross and
liver -.
Anna ll. Altl‘trrmntt to Frederick
tit .lfilllt‘h
.lztmm :tt litittiu A. (lm'trrri1
Hi‘l't James strcrt .
lin er. i
.‘ttfill‘. t
R. Mutual and \‘.‘ll(‘. int and build-
int-“a. Stl‘nnltm‘n' Hill avenue und
\\'oitpt’t lltil l'Qm‘i. .
Emma t.'.'l‘lll'lrlt‘k to Alvin I}.
Wadsworth. i't acres. Newtowt‘. ave-
l’llli’.
Alive l‘. l.at'kin tn Tllrndot‘e 0.01-
srn. lot. limmond Terrace.
'Throrlnre (a. Olsen tn Marat-m s.
Legit. lot and buildings. Dakwood
avenue and Greenwood place.
Manon S. Legit: to Theodore Ol-
sen, to: and buildings. Harbor View
Bench.
(mar F. Schultze and “ire to
Nicholas Virconti. lot and buildings,
Westport avenue.
James M. l-arktn to Anna Harris.
lot and buildings. Miller and Yost
streets.
Thomas H Canty et hi. to Stand-
and (til Co. of New York. lot, Main
street.
Abe. Cohen et at. to People's Hold-
ing Company, lot. and buildings.
Washington street. .
Wilson Point Co.. Inc. to Albert
Rail-shone. {our lots. Wilson‘s T-‘olnt.
Shorehnt'en Realty Co. to Addie L.
Maxwell. lot. Shorehaven road.
Samuel Zatkin et at. to Morris.
Schnee. lot and buildings, Washing-
ton street.
Ralph E. Crisp to Albert J. John-
son. lot. Ron-aytomBeach.
Norwalk Investment Company to
Gennnro Mnttiello, lot. Bouton street.
Grace A. Tooker to Carolina Mer-
ritt. lot and buildings. Yost street.
Fanny T. Wilson to Thomas J. New
tone and wife. lot and buildings. 05-.
borne avenue.
New Haven-Beach
Has a Good Year
; xnw HAVEX. Sir-(Av).
ltts lirst season as a municipal bath.
ting bench and pleasure park. Licht-
ihouse Point. taken over ‘ny the city
lit-om private owners. had a good
fseasnn in spite of much contrary
(weather, figures unofficially given
tout today. showed: The. manager
tnays that 93,000 persons recorded as
Shaving paid {or bathing privileges
iconsributcd about 335.000 since May
:30. A good holiday yesterday would
hove boosted the figure.- materially.
it was stated.
t
i
t
i
Scan.
{Cecil ” e’s Son to
. to Amherst
9.-..
the
President. “in resume lill: studlt-a at
month with
Ream
t”...-
S\\’Al\lPSL‘U'l"l'. Muslin bit-til.
(AP) John Cuttittlt'w. Hill 01
Amherst college this
r . “w. t,‘
. ll pm, .
institution until he ls graduated. Hot in so much speculation as to the
Lilly's plans and so ‘much published
bout his Increments.
wtll be u sophomute this year.
it was denied t‘lutly til White
Court today that John has any in.
ttzntlou or going to Wrtt Point. or
His {other {vols lllitl. it ill untou-
tunatt-...hoth tor .loltu nutl our .itu-
exceedingly distinctive
Gatu ‘ ‘
genus satic. silk
frocks.
man is
fut ensemble for fall
Each model is lovelier
fashionable for the'later season you will
select a “Madelon” model. In these charms
ing creations are seen side, front and back
flares, the more normal
sleeves and a neck that may be worn open,
but is 5m." fist when high. Only most gor-
crepe,
crepe Elizabeth aroused
Every “Madelon” frock for every wo- .
“Madelon” Coats
Lavishly Use Beautiful
Furs
In selecting a coat to complete a beauti-
choice will invariably fall on a “liladelon”
coat in a rich plum color a new grackle
head blue, or one ofthe deep wine shades.
delights in great flattering collars, cuffs
and rovers of fine furs. Gorgeously lined
with soft silks, you will
amazing mines.
Each f‘Modelou"
[3—
coat in Women’s sizes
be the Best
now and unusually
waistline, long
charmeen and
in "Madelon"
$39.50
Second floor
and winter, your
than the other and
agree that they are.
$69.50
Second floor.
P-‘w
Iclue.
Sophisticated “Madelon”
' Junior Coats
Colors and furs fashionable for older women are
reproduced in these lovely coats of smaller size.
“Madelon” Brings Fashions
Direct from Parisian
Boulevards to
.. l
Reads
What 45 Good Judgés Voted to
Forty-five judges of Modes inet in New York at. the Monthly “Madel—
on” conference. Some stopped from the gangplauks of incoming liners,
others came from their editorial offices, keen judges of style came from the.
great shops which depend upon their judgment and out ofhuudreds of coats
and dresses a few outstanding models were selected for you, ‘ ' '
The New Silhouette is
Mirrored in “Madelon”
Frocks
If you want your autumn frock to be
Youth slips into them joyously and mother is de-
Every Youthful Occasion
lighted to have found the smartest of fur trimmed coats.
Every “liladelon” Junior Coat-—
$39.50
“Madelon” Frocks for
Pencil blue. burgundy red ,bottle green and plum
shades are the colors to be found
school frocks of mirroleen as well as in lustrous clinging
crepe satins and georgette. For dancing an exquisite
‘. "Madelen" creation in fashion's pastel colors is delight-
ful. Every “Madelon” Junior frock——
‘ Second floor
in smart tailored
’25
The “Madden” Family
Includes:
“Madelen” Women’s
coats . $69.50
“Madelon” Women’s
frocks $39.50
Coats
“Madelon” Junior
. Frocks
“Madelon” Hats $12.50
“Madelon” Hose
The prices are always
the some
‘r
i
$25
$1.85
"Madelon" hat is
f‘Madelon” Hats are
Smartly. Different
broidery. Fashion’s larger autumn hats
lovely exponents in “Madelon” millinery. Each
“Madelon” Junior
$39.50
Here indeed in our
“Madelon” collection
are hats that are differ-
ent. Reproduced. from
terribly expensive
French models they
have the right tilt to
most perfectly frame
the face. Velour, velvet,
satin contrive irresisti—
ble hand blocked
shapes with simple
French trimmings and
touches of vivid em-
find
top.
$12.50
Second floor.
isa
the
Slender Ankles
Are Clad In
“Madelon” Hose
As soon as the tints and
colors of silk hose change,
immediately
shades are to be found in
“Madelon” hose.
hose of medium weight
Silk, are splendidly rein-
forced with lisle garter
tops and feet.
There
it e W
Service
_ chiffon
weight for those who pre—
.fer the verr sheer and in
these the silk goes to the
Every fashion color in
light and dark shades may
be found in
hose.
"Madelon"
‘1.85 or.
Main floor.
Store closes daily at 6 P. M. including Saturday
“Madden” is Nationally Advertised in Vogue—“Madelon” Models are ex-
clusive with Reads in Bridgeport
.\ luzhh mil 3 irln' ilu: ,
ltttthe Naxttl Atltilt’lll)‘ ill Annttl'tlllfi- ‘tht: \.ll\t' strut 1t‘iuclbtllprfc‘ld\tbil‘ln’lfit’:
‘lllt‘ vitri; out of this part Of the en-
.iu the tnppet come. up the
the intention of remaining in that erlt-tin youths generully. lh:li there isnrinu ttltl ohsorb part. or the click.
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