L in; his two weeks vavntion.
‘1'
dis rt 61: than».
u; tit
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- be held at the home of Mrs. Ernest
minim flitilles‘ meteoric. enjoy}; .
Kenneth 'Yeuton cycled to New He
won; seturdoy. and visited with bill ,
Wig" , ‘ , .
A Muslim was born to Mr.» alllldfi
Mrs. D. H, Lehman, of Richmond Hill
Saturday. . ‘1 ‘ . . .
Lawrence Coleman has returned
from his illicit with tripods in Boutoh’ '
villehl. Y, . ‘ ,
. Mr; and hire. James Berreclongh ot
Beet avenue- ‘epent llabor Day at five
Beach, ‘ ' _ '
‘ -
‘ John B. Wood, a former grocer. in
town, has accepted a position in Stew- '
art‘s grocery. '
,
Miss Florence Bryant has returned
to Boston, utter a pleasant visit with
'Mrs. G. N, Yeaton.
it
till
Burlin “
hernia egctebl
button-d of rayon-ill.
fibleItllmper‘nl ‘
W‘ W.
“We "'"m 1"-
Iio it. Wm {coc-
0oee of Mother Biol. 1
Solution, Ilium—m I cud to” bellow ‘
cred withmtm endlwg‘ulnd cry: ;
. Mm one. _, . aw»
HIM m NINA!» meme
. . i. ,
W%qum.mn
'g,,plmin%
till when} _
outlook! no» .
wn, peleincrtoul
pooch di “
Wheni’elilegé
- ‘ {11de Hid
Wobuvmdlmr l
j ‘ t oidcl‘
”ii"- on
Mr, and Mrs. StephenWood of East 17$; fiwwmivfii
, , . o e ‘
avenue spent Labor Day at tile and .3th “a I "a ’y feeling
Oakland Beach.
Miss Sibyl Abbott is-~the guest 01'
Ml-_ and Mrs. George N. Yeeton, Proe- 0W. 171 5th 33,, Virginia, Minn. t
peel Place. - _-_ Yommnoed’whi: Advice. ‘
Miss Mildred Herty undo-lends oi Girlmhommnbledwlihrtmm
Noru'alk spent Tuesday afternoon
with Mr, John E..~Hersam. ,
Mr, and Mrs. Robert Elwood will
celebrate the fifteenth anniversary of ;
their marruige on Sept. 15.
A meeting at the Garden Club will
Green, Center Street, Sept. 17.
.R. J.;Dovie of the Railroad Y. M. C.
A. is spending several days with his
parents on Seminary Street.
hire. Frank McKendry end daughter
are spending two weeks with relatives'
. and friends in New Jersey.
. ‘ iMlhs- Elizabeth ‘KrapowicZ 1133 re.
lining Sellout. l
W-fih \ l'l‘
Mr. and'Mr§,'Fre’dericl< Weltel‘ot
South .m‘v‘enue- "enjoyed motoring:
tiironghtillew York State laet well.
a position in the Tr.
.- lg.
l
l
Dr. Nathan-Green end family return
hedlflonday from p twovhpiontlle' trip
crooner» owned ’
.4
Dr, John Whitney ot Monimliier,
Vt. is spendingltlmlweek at the home
of Robe’i‘t‘Slnmb’, monetivenue, ‘
Charles McKendi‘yq, at New Haven
spent the week-end at the home of his
mother on South Main otrct.
Miss Bertha Smith oililorwnlk silent
Labor Day at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Howard Johnson, South Muillf
street. ‘
New i'ork spent Labor Day with Mr.
and Mrs ‘Blli‘t‘llifl‘d Jollli‘t, Locust eve-
nue,
Henri-it: :W. iluyt of River Street is
le‘ilillliiz the week at the home of Me.
and hire. Edward iiuyee in Ridgowood.
N. l’.
WW
illnllly epont lobar Day at hound
Ridge, and nttt-udod the oeiobrutinn at
{that “kinda.
Mr. and MM. .1, A, Gregory. Miliport
uvollno. '
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AGREEA'BLE TO DARIEN
Tailother.
fine.’ dammeditb‘myeufleringr‘
m mail. You muse till-loci
to! lot thczoodotcflms. ”dill;- ELM
irregular pododl. blokeche, 'heoduche; ‘;
Wm earn-time, hinting
spells ct WMIhcold Merely
welt reatontiouto heelthby telling Ly- ‘
‘, die E. Pinkhom’l Vegetable Compound. .
W1
School Committees of Two Town. Get 1‘
“l
Walter E. Irving. 3 member of the
w“!
schoolcommlttee in Dorian; and Supt. 1’
Williams of that town,“ attended a”
meeting of the lechool committee in,
Stamford. Wednesday night, and, utter:
some discussion. "laid the toundetlone'
or an agreement between the school,
authorities or the two towns, which?
was later incorporated in resolution»,
turned to South Manchester. Slimliufiywhereby bills. for tuition of Dorian
children ~in Stamford schools will {be
paid -‘ennuelly. ' in Junw Because j of ’
some difficulty in thei'peet. Stamford
has required advance payment. This
wag made by parents, who were subee- .
fquently reimbnrped by the town, end.1
in the case of high school students. the
,town received ophlloweuce from the
lBtote. Under the new errungement.
iodvnnce payment by parents or guard
Vinn‘s ie unnecessaryfso tarps Stum-
iord is concerned. and this town will
look to the school committee at Burton .
:l'or eettelment. The Dnrien people will
arrange the matter between themuel-
ves. A considerable number of Derionl
pupils are expected to attend the High i
’Scllool this your, and sellers, living.
just near the border line between the"
two towns, will. attend the greded‘
schools in Glenbrook end Springdule.|
._ l'I‘he Durien pupils in the inter schools
M r. and Mi‘B.Clllliln('.ey Armstrong ot ""9 ‘0 be supplied with text-books free,
the lame as local pupils,
understanding between the two com‘
'mltioes and the eluterlntendente was
lbrougllt about an the result or last
inight'e conference.
.TDRfiS WlLL BE CLOSED ON
» SUNDAYS.
A , Q HARTFORD. Sept. 4.-Whon Frock
Mr l . Kotkin. I Hebrew grocer, was preeeutr
' uni Mm' HM” 8' Often and ed to Police court. yesterday morninat
for hum lite store open on Sundey,‘
.Prmeoutini Attorney Dickeeon do~
eluted that it! will take action to cloneI
Mr, and Mn. (tome Mcxeudriek oi ‘ nil utilur atom open tor hillilileim Run-i
New Haven were week-end “mum my day. it complaint in mode to him. lrro‘
motive of the hetionelity oi‘ the pro-l
“He euye the intent or the‘
«Jew in that all storee'uhull he cloned
A friendly ;
1
Mrs. E. (lrllilu of New York llll re. antidote whether they do business on.
e
Elli.“ her home, after “pending lltllflily or not. and he will make an
the steam with Mrs. William Baxter, attempt to too that it is calm-cod in
till! city.
(White Oak Shade.
l
i
Thin it likely to bring: it ntorm oi!
Mr, and him, any Orr “a lion. Mien would from the Hebrews oi Orthodox
Mutildn Mncmtyra end ism wolfel Mill who ere accustomed to cloning
motored to Now my“, Labor Day. their platen of bnslnenn Saturday» and
‘ and yiulted duvln Rock.
MW
moonlit. them hundey.
Kama wee lined .10 by Judgu
flare. demon dampen IM» douchtor film" “‘1 m” “We“ “W “ll “91’9“
- Mabel 9f Mormon. and J. N. Hubbeli to the inverter court in order to moire
0' Hillbilly. Were the holiday attests ‘5 “3'“ “I" 01 it.
! CORVOMTION F‘M’EHB.
“w p . Corporation papers have been filed
M1,; and litre. Wilhelm Floridan and ' in the edict or the state cemetery ue
‘ (null, or New Rochelle were labor follow
.:W~mltopg Ill- “19 hm” o" ”n .nd‘ Certificate Of incorporation 0! t1"!
’ ‘ideul Cindy Commit. of Bridgeport;
of Wire.
otteet.
J. Bradley hurt, Forest
oil‘s. lichen amendment notice.
“A ‘ I" . .- W .
't’he monthly meeting of the Bor-
mmvshlehj‘: mulletliwn Micron
_: sidewall (shim "street will; told on
“on
capital. 825.000: to um bueineet withl‘
$5.000. Certificates of weights-liter: oi
hinder lino ’
it their. ‘3' tones
trotting" company.
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it‘tli
vwmlw Midi)! the Town ”All ’ the it. Am:
o.
r
1. 0! Hill:
mooring
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oil “
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