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--Bristol convention of the 'Advent
' . time, W. ill. Bloom. '6! East‘Norwaik,
. ,nursing and harvesting his products
W"*‘ ,
Mr. and Mrs. 'Arthur,
*the Dan-
' at East Nor-walk. motored
hwyill‘slryeslordey. A greaterdun . -_A l
‘ . l... dillicnbrandt. who has been mid Mrs. A D. blend spent yesterday
Inc for some time in Inset Washington vision: in some. ‘
etceetrhas returned to New York
“‘3’. '. ‘ ‘
William nirdxard spent Tuesday
with friends in Stratiord.
Sherman Powers. of East Not-walk. ‘
V has gone to the Danbury Fair today Fred Smith spent Wda‘y In New
and anticipated a good time this mom; York It the Polo wounds.
in. Mr? rush of Goliendu’a Point is
*lBridxe work Is proceeding about as spending a few days In nostsn.
. driving sullen near the west bridge ap- T. P... m of Cedar Gate h” Mt
mu m. morning; at the point for his winter home in Brooklyn.
where the «keen for the west pieri
will be sunk. Miss until Moon has returned
fatter a week-end visit In New York.
LeGrand Hendricks, of East Nor- . .
‘pwalk. has been pickhig strawberries Andrew Taylor to“ m “MM of
, “tram his vines tor the past two days. Darlenitss to Danbury hair this mom-
This Is the second. crop and the un- “'8' '
_ usual season for berries to ripen has
.oaused many to call upon‘him to sale
The Sch-Ilchting mandolin“
noon’the W‘- The berries are “W truck Is undergoing repairs» the Dab A
daily sweet. Ien sauce
' Dr mama H s are" and their
. All {because of a little sixteenth or ' f ‘
an inch it has been [and necessary 3°" Stanley were visitors inflow York
to raise the newly installed motor in yesterday.
the East N" "Mk electric station in Mrs. Arthur Kan. of the Collender's
pad. The work is quite extensive in £23203? y has ‘1'“ for her home in
nature. necessitating the chipping ‘ .
away or a portion of the concrete toun‘
dation. ’
The annual, town meeting was ad
"iounedtflom Monday until’ next Mon-
Remoeorge M. Topic, Mrs, Teen}... W 00tober 13.
Mrs. 'R. C. Thompson and 'Mrs. A. F.
Alnsworth. church delegates to the
Wayne W. Wilson's! New York was
a guest of John Brummer over Mon-
Christian Chroch. are my,“ to, the 48!. election doy.
further session. as are 'Mrs. Oscar Pan Edwin Cooper is “a entllusiastlc
trick and Miss Theresa Podzelni, Sun- baseball fan, m is is attending the
day school delegates. “9" s. 1“ world’s series names in New York.
nay much was it: the Ila-bury fair
‘Alnsworth and S. W. Velsor. church
delegates. have returned home. The
tile conlerence. Mrs; Partrick is State
. A day night. and attended to the regular
Sunday school Association president.
business matters.
George Schllchtlng and Jean Will
molt are on the game trains in the
local wood lands. Jean bagged 18
squirrels yesterday morning.
I
All alone with but his pctrdog tor‘
a companion the greater part-otvthc
spends much of each day'inhis “can
:lden. ‘. Here he.dolights - in. planting.
and his success in many instances is
remarkable. On display in L'Homme- .
dleu’s grocery store window is a mon-
strous pumpkin. large enough to make
tiles for several large families. The
scales bend under its bulk until tortyo'
six pounds is recorded. as the weight
The Whist Club will meet Tuesday,
“oh the monstrous hand- raised regain October 14th. with Mm. cm” Whit-
‘ Me. ‘Mr. Bloom is quite mood of his llock.
‘ success.
.
QM ROWAYTON
Robert Warn. of New York. has beenl
visiting relatives and friends here.
[future of cigars in the Findley Home'
stead
Miss Florence Kemp. oi llroohlyn
spent the week-end with Miss Harriet
‘Olmstead.
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Chesnuts are not plentiful this fall.
but hickory nuts are quite abundant
Indicating a cold winter
“—a-
Harold Rosier attended the Don-
bury Fair by way or auto bus on
’Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Cornwall. of Bo- Thursday. from Not-walk.
wayiou. are on a trip through the (New
likiglsnd States.
Full. Holland oi Toirsneko. has tav-
hen possession or bk new residence.
The Misses Florence and Edna
Craig will spend a wool: and over
Mr.81mon has started the menu-l
.th honor was not impressed
m noes litre lulu Fill
seam
(Continued iron: nrst peas.)
n—u—I—
jury in less than two hours twelve '
men were found who qualified for
The Noroton Heishts “roman held the jury box without objection from day altemoon on the Colonial $1. The
former N 8W and treasurer of their meeting In the firehouse Tuea- either side. The (allowing will render team showed improvement- and the
the verdict.
The Jury. "
Alexander Sinclair of Monroe. An
drew Walker of Fairlield increase A
Purcell of Westport, Charles G. Peel
or Trumbull 'John Treadwell and .llldg
nsr (} NorthrOQomalewtown Charles
W Parley of Huntington, William '1’.
Austin and George ll. Thamcr of
Stamford .1.
Norwalk Abner ll. Keeler of Wilton
and Thomas M Smyth or Danbury.
'In the examinntions (or the Jury
box four were caused by the court.
nine were challenged by the delenee
and four by the state. Mark M Na-
'gel of this city was excused betaus‘e
he had formed au.oplnion.
Couldn't Attend linebury'l-‘alr. \.
Edger G. Northrop oi
antiqued all the parties but he asked
to be excused because he wanted to
attend the Denbury fair. .iudue Rood
:aeid he could not run the fair ih
conjunction with the court and he
would have to refuse the request , ‘
William T. Austin on he was ‘a
choir ouster and ten or and he
had many engagements ahead. lie
would like to escape jury duty. but
with
the reasonableness of the request.
housed by mu.
Edward T. Hook oi Newtown. re
proseniatlve in the last General Aa-
‘Frederlok liaise and family. alter a Sunday with Miss Harriet 0“”th ‘sembly, WM! Glclmd by the All“
summer‘s sojourn in (Rownyton. have
returned to New York.
m
Right Rev. Ohnncey ll. Brewster
will visit at W's perish I'riduyo
Mrs Alfred 9 0’00““ and “uh evening, November flat. end udminis
m. Mm course 1m. of NW mm‘o' m the rite or mono-mi
attended the Denbury Fair. this week.-
‘ Major and Ira It Livingston Lucky,' *Jhamr;Mmozm:¢o:‘:n recentlhy
oi Rowayton avenue, huvo closed their‘ erly direction enabiln use: 05:: lo
residence hole. and returned to New slid". with meter “is“ 3
York for the winter.
AM
Edward Shetland. the Misses how. or
sure moon oeususe mro Wm m 11» mm M“. m“
sense.
A lirldaeport automobile truck skid- tri
dad on the slippery read while coin 07.31113; the mm
In: south through The Glen at George-
town. lull film. mashed into the. (Minn; lo the stormy weather lest
guard fence erected by the MINI. and wool: Wednesday but few attended
alter ripping down the mains M the casting at the Civic Loam
Mellon tour pom 0“?“er and Few matters oi special Interest were
' pend down the embankment for a die hmngm before the Insane. The (lift
mli‘ 0' 30de {ML A“ WW “I" ml Wmm ”1m“; 1” mfg. “0k W“ ”119 fll‘ll Willi”! called, [10
ion me one woman. I murmur. tery George eaten howled the
and she was not bully hurt. Th0 00‘ completion of new plans (or the re-
cnpants were taken home ’W 6th.? modelling of the Town Hall.1rhloh
cars which came class. The 4mm 1«lurid be presented to the town met-
telephoned his employer in Endeavor! leg on need”. um um; Middle—
od the accident and the truck "I or limit revealed that all the new sign
moved this morning. posts had been placed and that now all
- rosda were marked. An Institution
'ro mvmioa'rs cool...” It!- received mm. the Harwell: Mum.
mum (in. but. i is lam to attend 1» meeting It
sinner cl IMeditation mum “W the Olliiom lime] the (allowing Friday
art. of the Federal fishermen of He in llama to an address by Hrs. Julius
her, will recommend forthwith u Goon Heath of saw my]. on, gm.“
“slow inattentive oi the strike Wives We. Bolus oiibe indies no
stalemate“ minimum-result muhmmwmml
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mm the new. um All» m
gases—j W i the lul-
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up
1 WW“ is: we must
’without even a query.
John F. Wilson, a young man
of 26 from Greenwich, .was excused
by the court because he had a prev
indies against those who used helm
and he did not think‘he could (airly
try the secured.
Banks and King Ior Defense.
Di lions is defended by Iliinsorc 8.
Banks and Clitus ll.
States Attorney Judson tor the pro
sscutlon is assisted by Alexander h
Delaney oi the local court.
“"3 and 10! ”MI 0W and auto‘ Vernucclo wse stabbed in a quarrel
I? Mr We! on the our side on Sunday night.
Aug. 31. Ila was taken to the
Bridsepori hospital and everything
possible was done Ior him, but he
died on September 7.
Medical Examiner First Witness.
Medical Examiner Samuel ll. (lur-
testified that he conducted an an:
iopsy on the body or Vernuccio on
31:91.8 he thought. The body oi
iVemuocio indicated that he was in
good health at the time or death.
a wound was showered on the body
between the first and0 semi! ribs
and user in. breast bone. The wound
was shout threrqusriers of en Inch
lone.
Upon opening the body it we!
round that one of the am III
been pierced and than. the fiat no
vlty contained much blood. in the
opinion of the doctor death was due
to hemorrhage. ’i'he blow which no
{listed the wound had ten ditch
Isles W to on themes the iso-
er pun ill the collar boss.
R Piymert Hoyt of“
‘ lootbnll team. ..
mom {
Kin: while '
ior liver
lhilly’ Years
we namnmnv; In use .Jl'h
111 111111: on
The football game with staples ma
school has been postponed until next
week-Wednesday}
Football practice was 11019» yester-
coaches were well pleased. 3:.
Renoniinations {or silicon oi- the
(Boys Athletic intonation were aside
this ween» nebsoilowiug students
were nominated: For president,
floor”. Cantreiiofirun Sturdezfi
mm cram vicepreai
Brod William C. Perry: secretary and
treasurer. James Mahon. An appro-
priaiion of $10. so *was awarded to the
metal: endgame TRACK . 7
Gild’aComvanlon' loo Near Death in :
-' _ swim-mm, ,
MOUNT vusNdN. N. Lou. lo.~ .
While trying to ’" the New York.
New Haven and iiarthrd tracks at ,
”the Columbus tracks here last nisht.
line dance; old of
Minus. Conn... was struck h‘y the
east-bound Boston .exprese and instant
l! Wild. Miss Anna Wechworth oi
Plantsville. Conn. her chum, narrow.
Ir. messed death in a rattle snort to
save her. Miss Woolworth. although
tossed twenty (set or more by the
Wand badly ilninred is «posted to
recover.
The two young women. members of
I slam party. had nioculculated the
speed or the dyer which they new or
crouching. believing it was the train '
they wished to tale and that it would
Mop at the station.
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”Mutton. lilo charge for exam-
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A wild wood, a
MEMORY.
All old lane, an old gets, an old
house by. a tree, .
wild My
will not let me be;
[In boyhood .I knew them, and
still they call to me.
'"t
Down deep in my heart's core I
hear them, and my eyes
Through tear mists behold them A
beneath the old-time skies,
«Bid bee-bionic and rose-“bloom
and orchard lands“ arise.
rugs“ 1w. 3.x" ‘
.. a m . ‘fv .. was» '1'
filled some and neurones one; a ' .w. .
longing in insurgent ”5.? 3:73
To walk there, to dream there,
beneath the sky's blue W13,
Around me, within me. the weary
world made whole.
To talk ‘ with .thc morning... and
. watch its rose unfold;
To draw with the noontide
lulled on its heart of gold;
To lie with the right-dine and
. dream the dreams of old.
The old lane, the old gate. the
old house by the tree.
‘rhe wild wood. the wild brook—-
theywillnotletmebe:
Inboyhodlknewthemnndetlli
theycalitonre.
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7 m m m m "m on
Dublin" by... A. Pltou. .13).. . at the
Bronx rhesus. lieu Kerk. denu-
a sing the week of October 13.3 A
. when.“ iriends or Mr.
O’Hara.
will attend and witness the finished
actor in his new role ” , 'i v.
can Stove
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STOVE
Are “you going to “lay op"
. your Gas Stove (or the Winter? -
l Why? Figure up who vonrqas
Store has cost you c 11 month -'
during the past sons‘ 1, :2 l
tmoratilhcoutsil‘m $5.0.
Can you run the Coal i love odor 3
82.00. $3.00, or even S'- ‘0 per
month? It takes neuriy a (on
ordeal to keep the" l vhen
u mac coins onemonth an on
" can’tbuyatonotconl/Ior 1'39;
' Why. then. layoflthe'cas: 1 fie
for the Winter? vi
If your kitchen isn’t heatv‘.
have a connection made “it!
the furnace or hes‘tin 851115.881! tern
It will not cost over $15 hen
you rwill enjoy the comfort aul ‘ ' .
luxury of your Gas Range tin
your around. No coal or rushes
_to carry, Ilre to watch. and all
' the dust and dirt which .3701:
km the Coal Range makes,
done away with. '
Stop and figure it out. You
‘ will find the Gas Range is .realv .
fl ly the cheaper.
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