TONIGHT.
Rialto—"I Bad .‘len.'l
Regent—”Almost 4 Billy."
. - Palace—"Lon Cliney."
Sun And Tide For Tomorrow.
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High Tide ............. 6:36 A. M.
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State Conventions
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26th Scutorlal
Dhtrlct Convention
Republican
Norwolk. lept. 27.
County Clarendon
Bridgeport. Sept. 18
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Congressional .Convention
Bridgeport Sept. 25 .
Tho Erosion lontlnol woloonloo
sontrthutions to tho hriof column. i
or to any other oolulnn in tho i
oopor. and regrets that so many .
ifforisss bsvo to he rejected bo-
lsuso of tho oarolooono- of tho
sritor.
Many pooplo foil to writo
monies togtbty and an item with-
out s name a not usable.
Many people wrtto on both
tides of tho paper. Such msttor
sonnet bo used until it has boon
geoopIed in tho Sentinel onloo and
:hero is seldom timo for thot.
People using typowritoro should
no s double-opooo in writing
copy for newspapers. to permit
space for corrections whero noo-
lssary. '
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The regular qurteriy conference
. session d‘ the South Nor-
' Methodist chlreb will be held
th evening witi Dr. Beatty. the
District Superintendent presiding.
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—Radioo and Victrolas sold on
our terms st Danny's—MY.
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The condition of Mrs. Anna Streb.
6 Plymouth events. who was struck
, by o. trolley car vhile alighting from
morning. was roprtcd as being good
today at the Nonalk hospital.
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At the Frocb .gency. a warranty
' district. .
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1 Go. Phono lie-Adv.
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. ite Emory’
' to their home". Kansas City.
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-—Adv.
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Mrs. Fred Suires and sister. of
Bridgeport. vised friends and reis-
ttves in South iorwalk and Roway-
ton today.
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in South Nonalk Thursday.
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Morrell. Crocett street.
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.Phono 408.—Adv.
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Joseph mohair.
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Mrs. Andsw Mills.
in honor of tar birthday.
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“Krieger .
Sept. 18. fr!
rim—Adv. ,_
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Mr. ant
Brooklyn. tdsv. ,’
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I. trolley car in Vail street. Tuesday
deed was given yesterday by Frank
J. Delhi: and Suite M. Dcilus to Eu-
gene J. Van Nes_for a house and
. two lots on Pricqavenue in the Fifth
—Piano Toxins. Studwe‘il Piano
who have been
pending the st me'r at the home
of Mrs. Andrlw Mills. Rowayton
avenue. leftv t3. morning to motor
rs. Peter Ezryfnd Miss Mar-
Mrs. Hester fir‘ttci'ockett street.
lett today to pend the week-end
‘wtih Mrs. Wiliam Colegrove, of
Greenwich. .
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, —m« or by a ‘UniVsl-stty
'Grsduate. B let. The Jeweler.
Mrs. Charla1 Richmond. 15 Ar-
lington Road.“Stamford. with her
guest. Beth ranchett. of Los An-
geles. Csiiforpa. called on friends
Mr. .and it’s. Bass and family
of Darien spot Thursday with Mrs.
Bass' parentsptr. and Mrs. Daniel
-—l:lave yor fur coats and garo,
v slits remodied and relined at this
mo.‘Dotng a now before the rush
. . n meantnore reasonable prices.
Twin City Viotrfi North Main St.
‘ North Main
street, dealt! in Paige-Jewétt Mo-
tor cars, is hNew York on business.
Rowayton
avenue. receired congratulations and
best wishes from her many friends
well open Saturday.
30 p. m. to 9 p.
Mrs. Williamson and
gunmanuariorie. who have been
spending; few weeks at the home
.5 u", tndrew Mills, Rowayton
avenue. left for their home in
F m. and Ira. Richard H. Golden
and Mrs. K. Keegan have returned
to their home at lloli island from an
enjoyable two-day motor trip over
the Mohawk trail.
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Miss iielen Miller, 20 Eimwood
avenue, has returned home from a
sojourn at Atlantic. City. Miss Mil-
ler also visited relatives in Summit,
N. J.
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Alexander Gibson. *0 Chestnut
street. radio man' at Donnelly‘s in
South Main street, is spending two
days at the itadio show in New Yo‘k
city. ‘ .
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Floyd J. Angcvine. 170 Flax Hill
road is driving a new Cadillac sedan.
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Harold C. Pennington. 11 Reed
street, and Charles E. Nash. 14 Put-
nam avenue. visited friends in Ham-
den, yesterday.
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Mr. and Mrs. Edward R. Von Cas-
tleberg. Bettswood road, and Mr.
and Mrs. Oscar F. Schultze, West-
port avenue. attended the Radio
show in New York city, yesterday.
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Mrs. Leonard C. Merrell. Stam-
ford. visited her mother. Ill-s. Edi-
son T. Harris. 15 Taylor avenue.
yesterday.
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There will be a rehearsal of the
choir of Trinity church this evening.
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Ward Green. Cross highway.
“'ostport. was in this city inst eve-
ning.
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Mr. and Mrs. I. Bate and three
sons, of New York have been the
guests of. H. liate, 26 Commerce
street. They‘lviil return to their
homo next week.
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Albert Herman. 14 Lowe street,
entertained several friends at his
home last evening from Philadel-
phia. They drove down to visit his
new baby daughter.
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Mr. and Mrs. Edward M. Gans. 4.9
West avenue, entertained William
Parents at their home yesterday. Mr.
Furens is a Florida resident and has
recently made New York his tem~
porary home. ' '
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Russell. Tsimadge. ’7 ~ South Main
street. is spending a two, weeks' va.
cation at his home.
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-—-Krieger Co. willlopen Saturday.
Sept. 18. from 6:30 p. m. to 9 p.
m.-Adv.
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Howard Perlman, Crotona Park.
N. Y., who was spending his sum-
mer at Edythe Camp for Nurses in
Bell Island, as oversoer.'and who
made many friends in Norwalk' has
returned to New York University to
cofiiplete his bachelocof arts work.
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Dr. and S. M. Doitz. 39 ‘South
Main street. are entertaining Mrs.
D. Wolpert. Harmon. N. Y. Mrs.
Wolpert has been spending several
“Miss Legion”
Shah-pears wrote s title
that solves so tho motto gov-
..m . ”market's products
1nd matters—"As You Like
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~BMI Ohiige-o-grams.
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_ 8 dependable as our
. 'cloice meats—as re-
liableI our fair margin-
sdpxl Willyonfindtiur
“ soles ltstltods and manners.
- and politeness.
”mnnnn
lvisitor at the
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Meadowbrliok-A'rlny mm.
days with friends in Stamford. and
will remain. here over the week-end.
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Cards have been received by
friends of Ford and Jack Flynn.
Stuart avenue. who are spending
their vacation at Chateau Fron-
tenac. Quebec, Canada. stating that
the city is quaint and delightful and
that they are having a most enjoy-
able time. '
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Sylvia Gans. 49 West avenue. is
making has final preparations before
leaving Sunday morning for High-
land Manor. Tarrytown, N. Y” where
she Will complete her High school
work.
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Joseph Smith. Port Chester. visit-
ed Louis Kramer. West Washington
street.‘yesterday and intends to re-
main in Norwaik over the week
end. -
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Frances R. Deltz. 39 South Main
street, will leave Monday morning
ior New York. where she will begin
her senior year at Hunter College.
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Alton Parklngton. East avenue, is
planning to spend the week-end vi-
siting friends in New Haven, and
renewing acquaintanceships.
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Miss Annie Shlfelt. 40 West ave-
nue. was the guest of Miss Dorothy
Sachs. Westport. last Tucsflay. Miss
Sachs is one“ of her classmates.
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The Misses Barbara and Louise
Nash. Westport. were the guests or
Miss Harriet Shufelt, last Tuesday.
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Miss Ruth Ho spent Wednesday
in Bridgeport. 3st: Hoyt will leave
Tuesday for Barnard college. where
she will-begin her sophomore year.
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Miss Mary Van Buren, 14 East
avenue. left today for Vassar col-
lege, Poughkeepsie, N. Y.. where
she will begin her Junior year.
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Miss Ruth McGregor. 94 East ave.
nue. attended the card party yester-
day, given_at the homeof Miss Dor-
othy HullLEast avenue. Miss Me-
Gregor leaves Monday for Mount
Holyoke college.
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Miss Mary Hoyt. it Bayview ave-
nue. has returned to her homo after
several weeks' visit fith her brother
in Yarmouth. Nova Scotla. Miss
Hoyt left today for Vassar college.
where she will begin her Junior
year.
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Dr. and Mrs. flames C. Nowkirk.
11 Morgan avenue. Westport, and
Judge and Mrs. Edwin S. Thomas of
Highwood,. Norwalk. have returned
to thdr homes after a few weeks‘
vacation in Averill. Vt.
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Miss Grace Fechheimer. 46 Elm-
wood avenue, left today for the Uni.
varsity of Wisconsin. where she will
I. begin her freshman year. Mtis Fech-
heimer was a member of the class of
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Miss Hemline DeLls, Cedar street.
will begin her studies at the College
of New Rochelle. Miss DeLis is a
graduate or the Norwalle High
school.
1926 at the Hillside school last year.
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Mrs. Frank C. Goodyear. 33 North
avenue islconducting a course in
parliamentary law and political pro-
cedures in the Town Hall Darten.
‘ Tuesday mornings at 10 o'clock,
under the auspices of the Darien
Republican women's club. Mrs.
Goodyear attended e Republican
convention in Hart ord last week.
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Superintendent John Lund, was a
Bowayton school.
Wednesday. ‘
Walter‘T. Duffy. Westport. for-
merly police captain is now employ-
ed by Tris'trant and Hyatt in the
carpet department.
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Miss, Eleanor'Davls. telephone op-
erator, of »tho Wilton exchange is
enjoying her annusl- two weeks' va-
cation at 'Asbury rark. N. J.
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The Ladies' Aid Society ‘of. the
a South Nor-walk Methodist“ church
held s ,very enjoyable. all-day meet-
‘ ing‘yestordsy at the home of Mrs.
William Thais. '41 Meadow street.
~ The ladies sewed in' preparation for
* the Christmas ‘sa‘lo which will he
‘4 hold lots in‘thrfoll. -
The society wm- meet next Wed
' bunny-st the home ofllrs. Frank
1 W. nouoyuxeeior avenue meeting
at the church at 10:30 o'clock.
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Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Hughes.
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd C. Jennings and
Charles 'Gism of Georgetown st-
tendsd the Gtttto celebration at
Roton Point. Saturday.
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Mr. snails. Stewart C. Marshall.
8 Wallace svonno..retu ed yester-
str “item‘s visit . .Now Jor-
.
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ing match for the International championsb
‘ WHY POLO PLAYERS ARE ENTHUSIASTIC '
cttc" in Danbury last evening.
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Mn, and Mrs. William Karns.
lranistan avenue. Bridgeport, for-
merly of Norwalk. visited friends in
Norwalk yesterday.
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Dr. Samuel Ncikl-ug. New York.
will spend the week-end visiting
lien Novas, Woodward avenue. Dr.
Nelkrug and Mr. Novas were room-
mates in their undergraduate days
at Pennsylvania university.
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itcd friends in Bridgeport Wednes-
day.
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Miss Ruth Smith. 5 North‘avenue.
left yesterday for Allentown. Pa..
where she will visit her brother. Vic-
tor Smith. and his family. Miss
Smith is employed in Stamford. and
is now enjoying a two wccks' vaca-
tion from her duties.
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Michael Wofsey, Stamford, was a
visitor in Norwalk yesterday on legal
buélness. /
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Miss Klsh Schultz. Hilltop inn. has
accepted a position with the New
Diamond Pcn Point company. 40
Franklin street. as office worker.
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erliam Horowitz. Yonkers. N. Y.,
spcnt yesterday ill Norwnlk on busi-
ness incidentally renewing scvoral
old acquaintances.
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who has been spending the (minus
summer with her aunt. Mrs. George
Talmadge. 51 South Main street. re-
turned to her home earlier in tllo
week.
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Charles E. Hoyt. \Vcstport ave-
nuo. entertained several guests from
tidgeiield at his home last evening.
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Vi'llliam Brown. New York. spent
yesterday in Sout Norwnlk and
Stamford on buslne .
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Samuel Sallick. Madison street.
motored to Bridgeport last.evening
for dinner. He attended it perform-
ance at the Palace theater with
friends in the evening.
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Charles Bunls, Washington sve-
nuc, Stamford. drove to Norwalk
Wednesday to witness the Lions-
Toroador game. which he reported
most enjoyable.
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Norwalk friends of Leno Wofscy.
St. John‘s Place. Stamford. are
making preparations to attend a
miscellaneous shower. Monday ovo-
nlng. given in her honor at her -
home. Miss Wofsey will be married
in the near future.
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Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hendrick.
29 Cove avenue. have returned from
a trip to Philadelphia. They ex-
pect to leave either today or tomor-
William Laslo, Perry avenue. vls- _
Vcrnn Osborne. Skowhogan, lilo..‘
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.THE .EVENING SENTINEL—SOUTH N$RWALK. CONN.
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Con you imagine there thrills thsn in's gsmo like this? "A closeplsy in the first éhukkcr'ot tllc opt‘n-
ip at. Westbury, L. I. The l'rtnccmore team won, 5-4.>from the
WITNESS SAW.
STEVENS NEAR
MURDER SCENE
Hearing This Afternoon
for Four Indicted—Mrs.
Hall’s‘ Bail to Be In-
creased.
wllcn the Rev. Dr. Edward W. Hall
and Mrs. Eleanor It. Mills were shbt
to death four years ago. according
to Assistant Attorney General Alex-
u'lhr Simpson. The state. he added
bus a witness who will testify to
- that.
Senator Simpson made tllis dis-
closure yesterday in explaining how
out why iienry Stevens had been
one of mur poisons accused of tile
murder by the Somerset County
grand jury in indictments returned
on Wednesday at Solncrville. The
eyewitness. said the senator. was
one of the '30. witnesses who appear-
ed before the grand jury.
The unlllllllcd person is the sec-
and to come forward as a spectator
or the murder. Mrs. Jane Gibson.
"the pig woman." was the first. It
was her story and her identifica-
tions that caused tllc arrest and the
on -quellt indictment on the three
0th is charged with the crime They
are Mrs. Frances Stevens ilall, wi-
dow of the minister her other bro-
ther. Willie Stevens. and her cous-
in. Henry lie in Bruycrc Carpcnder.
The four defendants will have a
hearing on the indictments at 5 p.
m. today at Somervlllc. Supreme
Court Justice Charles W. Parker
will preside and with Mill on the
bench will‘be Common Pleas Judge
Frank L. Cieary. Senator Simpson.
it was said. would ask that the ball
of $15,000 which has given Mrs.
ilaii hcr‘i'reodom since Aug. 1, be
increased substantially.
ro on a short visit to Washington.
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Miss Evelyn Harris. 82 South Main
street. has returned to her home
after a. shopping trip in New York.
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Mr. and Mrs; Spartan St. Jolln.
25 Soaview avenue. are enjoying a
two weeks’ motor trip to Cape Cod.
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-—Krieger Co. will open Saturday;
Sept. 18. from 5:30 p. m. to _9 pl
m.—Adv.
ienry Stevens was at the scene '
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Full size and double 100% pure wool.
Pretty. plaids, shrunk.
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Shadow-Proof Slips
Lovely silky rayon, fall out
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Special . .
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Cotton Blankets
600 more of these lovely color-
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size. Each . . . . .-
Beacon Blankets
“n3 'éioaya ){OOIQ pull mum
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Silk Mull Comforts
Dainty floral silk mull covcr-
$4.98
All Wool Blankets
New camel hair colorful and
100% pure wool blanket.
Sateen $5 98
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bound ..........
Beacon Blankets
white cotton ...
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Gorgeously colored plaid—full
size and double.
Fast
colors .........~
Bound.
$5.98
Boys’ New Foil Suits
range ilrprices from
no to $17.50 ,
’znmmns»
~ mineral who.»
, LAST DAY OF. OUR
"7th ANNWERSARY SALE ;
.‘ tamer: CLOSED amuse DAY
Front ti an. to uplsl.
straps. All colors. Sizes g
36 to E
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E ‘ F. F. Silk Hosiery SATIN CANTON CREP E
5 Over 500 prs. women’s all $1.98 E
: silk hose—full fashioned, . . . ,. bl :
— 1. All 1 d All Silk, of course, lustrous satln finlsll ultll the peb .y E
l E first qua lti’: 0° 0'5 a“ canton crepe back—no weighting or filling. Fall’s Spon- E .
..= 5‘105- 3000131 $1 39 sored new shades of cilancl, claret, Valencia, Cuban tan, g
= Pair ‘ bottle grey, navy, black. 40 in. Value $2.75 yd. ___..
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' bli ii i ' itt mcln- Poll ' C no us veency or
Wheeler Nomlnated gzi‘: engofihtyonéomfrfisrgonec: John \‘iolszixrsnof 8:0 Dilrlilllg‘ regulation
For Senator From Hill. of Shelton: chrcsgntgtlgcf A. for the section at the Norwalk ll-
' ' ' . .. f F i fie d: . . even. 7. A. 3 d
TwentY'Flfth DIStrICt £11.! “Mil: fiele: 1B. Lewis. who is a 32:2“; tggorggltfd S ban for
STRATCORD (AP) Represent candldiatotfor ge-eltcfctign 1:115 regre- .
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3“th Charles 13- Wheeler 0‘ ”‘13 Shall}shittgzxrntrzflacomlnittee mem- F. S. LYON '1
town. member of the state fish and bar from Newtown. and others. .
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R::?.:2sm.*:::..la‘::;$3354.32: —-—-——————-——- . J . .. . . JOB PRINTING
i‘rqn the 25th senatorial district at ' ‘ ' ones 1,8891; D 57
the convention of Republican del'c- 'William A' Jones, ‘V‘ ' ' ' 8011“! Norwaik
gates held at‘ Holmes place. Oron- Wilton. was arrested ”and” by .
oquo district yesterday. Wheeler is n 1
a candidate to succeed Senator Phllo
Platt of Newtowu, now'agriculturai lr— '3'.7Tnf:;xr::;.—.v. .~.—-~- ~
commissioner.
Following the business session and . '
luncheon, there were speeches by - ,
Mrs. Alice Buss. of Huntington. Re- 5 - 1’
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LYDIA s. PINKHAM’S B. Tl ll . If '
Pills for Constipation lg ee sweek‘end o
A purely vegetable laxative that in! a view of giving our. friends an inlususl candy
:32”:th vfi'x’fiz . l5 treat, an. extra package of deliciousness has been
Compound. 3 added to the Big Three. Then. thc'Btg Three
5 includes FOUR bundles of week-end joy. Thls' Mg
-' E week’s am surprise is $61!). Loft Famous Cocoa.
Prepared by ‘5
ham-u... _ E All Four Packa es
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figfifi, WWW"... . of Enjoyment or
I; ' Friday and Smarties. Sept- 17d.“ 18d;
L 5 ‘ 1 119. W cream Isrs
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merged? ‘ l; . 5.. Make your candy Mouton here:
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A complete late of boys’~ l mu- STADLER & SMH'H l I,
suits in four pieces — 1 i m..." Cor-initiation & So. M-ln so. so. Norms": }
long and 1’ knicker or 2 “
knickers—may be found
at this store. ’ '
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