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A new roof has been placed on the
St. Peter' s'Luthersn Church. in North
Main street. I If ‘: ' ‘
Mrs. Charlotte R. Corbett and Miss
Elisabeth Corbett are spending the
day in New York.
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Mrs. C. lrvlng Bylngton, of West-
Itorr.‘ avenue. has returned home from
a visit: with friendsvrin Oyster 353'.
Long island.
..__.....
Mrs. Columbus Clernenes, of Water.
street, South Nor Ivalk has returned
home mom a six hot-ks" stay in Rich-'
mood, Virginia.
Thomas Burns. of East Norwalk, is
at F. D. hawtou's store, taking theI
place of Edward Kellogg. who is tuk- ‘
in;. 5. vacation.
Misses Gertrude and Anna Presuuer.
(It Clifl street. are home- from a visit
with their cousins. Mr. and Mrs. Von-
Gsl. lil Dunbar-y.
Judge of Probate and Mrs. Henry W. "'
Gregory haveraturned to their home
in West avenue; nfcor a. three weeks'
sojourn in Maine. »
Mrs. Reed H. Flynn and daughter.
Dorcas, of South Norw.sik were guests
at .Mrs. Flynn's tomefihome, in Mill .
Plain quite recently. ..
The W. C. '8 .will\ et with Mrs.
Jane Grillen,‘ 13 Sonic street. i-‘ri-
dl)’ 881181ka short» Asy interested
in temperance are invited.
Miss Winifred M. Carmody, cashier
in the United Grocery Company" 5 store
in North Main street”: is ill at her
has in Pleasant strut. East Nor~
w
Harold F. Samoan. son of Moo
an .8. Seymour. of lii‘m svaouo.
ran urned to his home from
1 «III; 'ers be has been ill 525552515
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Miss Ruth St. John bss resigned her
po tion in the NOW!“ Web office
dam Express Company. and been
succeed Miss Edna: Byington of
Westport avenue.
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Innis Potter. of Elm street”, who has,
11 ill fr son: time. is ,qltleo to
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§UNOAY DINNERS, 75:
Itnquets a Spectalty
. TEL.C'IA'LL 55's. ..
record for durability—-isn’ t It?
Come fit and let us show
you thé Cites-11mm”- '
and explain why It is proof sgsinst do moisture
and never needs any renovation but anion bath. ' .(Illlrngd'dafl
, will enable you ”msflfilflmw‘bfi
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A. J. Collins
Funeral Diredtors and 525me
I218 North Mari Street. ‘
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to Succeed In Life . '
Graduates assidteil t'6“ bositi'wfi'il and
PORTEBESTEB .STQMFORD I Y,June81.1m.
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'liu‘ntiagton
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Yes, this is the!
Ottcrmoor Mattress you
1 "have 515112? of‘lin‘d de‘6'n advertised
5'0 many ycnt‘s." "The Mic i‘l'f'at’ 5 built of
eight interlacing Ostcrmoor sheets. which after
being 1.5.2512 and sewed within the 'ricli‘ 18
‘ Mil? l'or 3’60 80 slc'bp 0:1 ”for the rest of your life
and then bequeath to your heirs. There Is one
i‘e'ctii'd’ bf thitc generatiot'tii sleeping on the
turn! Wonder. ‘it has been in satisfactory
- use for fifty-two years and that' Is 5 pretty good
8700
South -.Norwslit
her permission to elect [pumping sts
~ down tothe neighborhood and had
' committee to: investigate: the shuttle
A. M.:-—13 308. 1:108, 1: 578. 'l: 43. _
i
such
5 :8- '
' " have
He: has
om' ghlepurated
[Moncyb y Fun to re
Him 'luchoster
charges
.5 ‘x‘
. '12 intesti-
3. . £ _ of the board
; I ' " " Mayor llur-
3’ g I ding Messrs
' Th0 01’ 11111211, Bogar-
jcoutt :11
yior read the
Itinx-audlt was
' iskc the usual
Iii From appear-
tion for the croc-
-story wooden mi-
thc business block
, in South Main
ion is dosiwd for the
f Louis tideimss. ton-
tlre stores. General
A. that it was proposed to
- root with tin.
'.titiou was refer red to the iire
ttoe with power.
9 petition of Cluett, Peabody 52
..- puny to add twohtories to their
A petition of Mrs. “8014. Llr‘dsley
to add a story to her building at 28
North Main street was referred to the
fire committee with power. .
The ester commissioners petitioned
tlon riuurung. 12:15.15 osanocuon with
the proposed staudpips for the' hill"
section. The council d‘plsgsted the
highway comm-stout! Its} not in con-
nection with the water sunniissimrurrr
in this matter. Mr. Dunlap proposes
to get the commissioners to build II
section of graded stops in the section
referred to it possible
Want arrest tinged.
A petition from Issvml property
owners to grade Corner street was
turned over to the highway depart-
maul.
A bill for library tax amounting to
82 cents was abated owing to an error.
The City Election.
Arrangements were made to hold
the annual city election on October
4th to elect city officers and to take
sctionoa the proposition to issue
bonds to an extent not exceeding 850.-
000, for permanent public improve-
ments. The legislature passed the bill
in reference to these bonds. with a
referendum clause.
The city clerk was directed to carry
out the usual form of call.
Upon motion of Councilman l’olrl-
man. it was voted to procure a new
ballot box to replace the one broken
at the. counting of the ballots in
Bridgeport during the city tax colloc-
torship contest.
Protection from Blasting.
Several residents of Woodward ave-
nue petitioned the council for prolec
tlon against blasting that has been”
going on in connectidn with an uddiA
tion. to Dr. A. D. Wadsworth's sanlts
rum...“ lscisimod that pieces of rock
hsye been dying about the neighbor-
hoou.‘ Councilman Paul explained that
Chief or Police‘Vbllme'r had been
been assured that powder will be used
henceforth: instead dynamite. He
was Aldo l'n'torme'd Itha tpsr‘e are only.
rsbout two more blssts to bo' msdo.
Daplorsd Mud slinging.
Gounciinrttn 11511151551251.5552 to
proceed to take up the roauost of Supt.
Winchester for the appointment of a
situation. Mr Hurlirmelbdeplored the
55.152105 the.invesugsting committee.
Old Wsll TrrII'tit Floor.
The meeting adjourned. to next Mun
day evening to 18“. action on rebuild-
ring 5591 Old Wail Hoop sud. Ladder
Continuity moi- Coudsiimun Bogardrnr
rendfil'll that uniss- 5.1m: door is put
'11: 120051.012 apparatus will fall into
Mira collar: Corns-stoned Wood are be»
' ”his considered as materials.
. rTbe electrical 50110515115551»: sub-
mitted their annual. more out-555111“
and 52021811011155.5111 0! new ch'srt-
sr 'ssyd niiist lie turb l's y the 15th
or September. .: ,_ .u':-.»'~i
Milton Albert 81.190th rs:
”1...:-
Ithe 51151:... The largest item wds 888
is the electrical department and the
city departments, it was announced
iliiii
' ichard
. m He and ther Guests Itdloldcil
J's' :1:th Through Plunde. Fully'ruk'lnl Iglridk'ltd
Motor RnCllirf' Association
mrthlibgliIg in the newspapers and
. nominated the tines men who were
poster that 1115 511‘: 11515 11m saves
the 21.551221171511021... thinnrun N , .
murder was distributed about other
Bill Hill
.5 'wum
To be catapulted from a racing car
going at mu speed, and w on a flick
in a river bed is not 5 great deal of
fun. lint William ll. Huriburt. New
York manager of an automobile worn
puny. to whom this happened. cele-
brated it with his friends in this way:
.'l‘hoy were all blindfolded and
hustled into automobiles. driven to :1
Turkish bath. led still blindfolded
through the lrot room, the steam room, -
and then through the pool. with wait-1'
up lit) their necks striped of their
drenched clothing, branded on their
bare books with a rubber stamp. and——
thou theywere dined
Mr. Hurlburt' s only consolation
seemed to be that his friends shared
the same treatment as be. When it
was All over the diners presented to
him the some stone on which be land-
ed lltrco months ago With it went a
lot (If speeches mostly congratulatory,
and he was generally made to feel
that his friends were fond of him.
Most any one who srtw the half
llO’ll'l'l automobile lands of blindfolded
then slowly weuding their way through
the orowrlctl slIccts just before thea-
tre- than inst night roIII the llolcl
Gainsborough (Ill West Thirty fourth
street to tho lrnths in West Forty-
second sir.eet New York, would have
thought that some college students
were initiating .I group of freshman
Mr. liurlhnrt ”Billy" llrtr.lburt as his
friends call him. had not been told
what was to happen. in fact most ot
his friends who wr-rr- to give bin the
dinner were unaware of the full pro-
Izratn. All the details had been left to
“""iorn Moore. general manager of the
it should be explained that about
three weeks ago Mr llurlpurt, while
speeding his machine along the New
York Iit\ line was thrown or'er 5
stone bridge and landed in BytttIII lllv-
or on a large piece of granite. He was
fished out and for sctcrul uceks lay
on his back while. his physicians and
friends wondered if he would prrii
through His remarkable physique
sttrod ”11' lost. and he is now none the
worse for the experience. Reed (1.
ilnvilnnrl. of South Nor-walk. who was
injured in the accident, is nearly «1.0”
Mr lluriburt‘s friends in unllclpu
mm of the t'Vt‘ill lust night. got the
stone on which Mr. iluerurt landed.
and had It handstirnc bronze tablct
NM‘l‘ll upon it bearing the following
inscription and verse:
Presented to William ii llrtrl-
hurt by his friends. who congratu-
late him on his me from oer
lous injury at Byrsin River,
Conn.
Here rests peacefully upon the
floor
The stone that lllll's
weight bore.
High his ascent and great his
fall
But we have the stone. our Bill
and all. .
O
stoutly
Wt- bavegatbered this propitious
. night
To commemorate the Flyer‘s
flight.
When Onward 'snd upward Hurl-
hurt flew;
How high he went he never
knew
"I hope.‘ said Bill. "when l have
to step
i will just drop down on a nice.‘
soft 11 pot.‘
So he (Ihosme this rock as a stop
plug place
And ls ready to by another race.
Those who Wont through the prelimi-
nary ordeal last night. and who sari.
down to dine with "Blll' wore:
A. J. Pitkard. E ii. Broudwoll. Dr
P Grnusmun, A. lnderrledon,l3 Rich-
side. A. B. Coniuor. Duncan Curry.
(lotngc S. John. l.. H. Pearltusn. 0110.
Moore, Percy Rsrton. Stewart. Elliott:
... IS. IPurtrid 5, George McLaughlin.
Jack Clark. surge Prim, Bert Mun-
ger. .l. A. Jones. 8. J. Wise. Frank
Roche. Seneca bowls. Billy Burke, E.
F. Van Dusen. Harry Wstmore‘. C. W
Duty. 8. Emmett Fred Cribbllts', 18.8”.
Sullivan E. Nussbaum. R. B3Johnsou.
A. C. Klune. John Gerrle W. l. Ficlt
line. C R. Tesboidt .l. E. 'DeMar. Reed
Haviltmd and Tom Moore.-
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rain. RlVER, 81855.. Sept. 18. —-'l‘Ihe'
mpt general strikorin the history: or
the Fall River lion Worksr Cotton
mills. owned by M. C it). 1808000.. 01
New York was ended today. when the
seven Iniiis of the. plant resumed Opel”
siions after 5. sIIrtldeII shutdown of
three days. The strike was inaugura-
ted Monday morning when the- 1.000
weavers of the nails did. not reports
for work in accordtinto with their V to
of the previous Friday. Two boards
ter the entire force of five thousand
operatives was thrown out of work
when the seven mills were closed
down.
The strikers re'tu'rn to work on 's‘
compromise. Tiler went out to on:
red their demand “for a ten per cost.”
“@0843? i.“ :iliiiiiii‘bdi'i} 52555115511-
lag (rider 5
Hamill lilI'il We pet can.
dented .‘Whilo Alto” other» loci thou-
sand operatives of the mills risked for
firm 3 ’19! .8051le ”HURON
2. Air.
here tear: thsfb per-cent. in-
crease ow wopid
itio‘sig'eirlo em £5.81 (1%": 'It’o, lira
Vera.
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Man Return to work In Bordon Got“
1
0.1 Friday night. Sportan men who.
5:111:15: positlvd oi succtiss before
:i
tuning ominous slisnco, 015151!n
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THURSDAY, sun .5. 1959
W
| Bridgeport Advertisements
, Bridgeport Advertisementd
The D. M.” Read Co.
111511151111, » ran. .
DiIStiuétive Tailored Gowns
A small group is at ptcwnt in one 111' the \lairt gt. \\lil-
dons and in each case tlitsc are made of fine imported
cloths, Diagnosis. Surges. or coarse Horncspuns, and (Hit:
beautiful Broadcloth. lllt'\ have been made up by a in-
11111115 metropolitan tailor from i rcnclr models and of course
cannot be duplicated. .
\\ 0111511 who Inukr sclt‘ctlmis this call) obtain the ox-
cluniw styles and avoid laicr (limppoiuiuictrts.
Walking Suits for Street and Business
Wear
Nun-r “its .Arulr \al'lth in color slrndings. ])(lllltll—
12111 in the dark siradts for street wear. Long coats. plrtitcd
skirts and uitiI ilIt indescribable touches the skilled tailor
only run impart.
1 11m bog-in at $19.00. and run to 820 00 $22 00. $23. 5:,1
. $25'tx1.$2,.(100 $18.01) $30.,(x1 $3300 and up to. $55.00.
The French Plaids
All Wool and 59¢ a yard.
()tlt 1:111 null believe the mind of lliL’St plaids in be
$1. .25 as the) an- rtllft‘nt'lllt‘tl. lllt' wuuu in suit but and
own, the finish 1m lllt surface perfect. and tire culorirrgs
are the subtluctl “t'll bchItlcd dark blues rods, greens and
olixcs for women s dresses and also the brighter and more
distinct shades. for clIiltlrtII s trucks .
And 591: a yard.
Look at the New Trimmings.
it Is ccraliiul) a very gorgeous case in \‘Vl'iltll are shown
some of the new lianrls, Applique and A-ll -0\ or». Jot
sparkles 111 many of the Black '1 rum ings and there are Gar-
Iriturcs 0i buglcs and Jet. Many times a gown that is one or
two seasons old can bc rIcttIliclICd and with a new garniturc
or a bit of some tlccidctl my sin in trimming, can be made
to appcal quitc Iron and tlili'crcnt.
There is an Exhibit of fine Ornamental Table Linens
at the first central section 0n the lower floor
The N M Redd Co
t~ litl'rl:
With the return of cooler weather We all want to fit up our homes.
I We invite your atttenlion to our stock of
Carpets
R085
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4
. Linoleums Mailings
Cloths
" ”"' "' Oil
' ‘ -<2!555,
Muslin and Net Curtains ‘.
Nettingham Curtains .
.I. Upholstery Goods and Portieres
1131' iii ."
Shadestb Qrder a Specially
A lick-1111121587800.
‘ 84 Washington ISL, South Norw'allr
(L. in Amer: i
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”ll‘éie Nt'ba'i. he' will be inking " dss‘psrsie
chances. N’Katohsis Nwlde omgdaulo.
according to Mora. sf'ol pummel:
980110.85 foul, on the onion neméémx
tI thrrlil'o hitter at close qufgtgrs
1.5531551 is an expert ring enlist
tic-roast. MAY as user MAN.
Acosuso of superior weight Ketohoi
be a slight ravorite- over Lennard
when they most at the Pair-moat A.
any 5 seen lte otter in training are car who is quic to take udyunts érot
rio'I'lm nw‘a iiy his confidence sud snthu 5.151115551151511 at .i
'llhcy tiny they. have never seen men mix lint"). iiaju'rfiw «24'ng
think the wNiInncrw will he thsmsq
do Ml. om
for that reason tbxyvm‘-i in
ct against hint. LB or in the stomsuha ,a
turtles can.» hand r. .-
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