. 9;“ 9.9.
a.“
,l.. y...
k ‘3:
street. a local well known oyster-inns.
isable tobe9boiitagainsftsraslight
Mrs Edward Merritt has returnedbo
1iofink a very pleasant vacation with
linen-do in Peeksklll, N. Y.
H" “Jack“ Rode is. spending a few days
0!. his home on Osbdu-n avenue. .
its home, on Scariest avenue. litter en-’
1
I,
l
"Rog/mom 7
l
; 'Wlllhm Huyler. Jr., is quietly cele-
lbrating the tony-eighth anniversary 0!
1111. birthday today.
1 Mrs. Frederick Dibble, who is now
“ii’lkbt, 't‘dl tile m
“(wrenching-10.0 z,
9, ; ,_, ..., 9,
manoIogy Film Company.
Rose is devoting his entire time to the a nurse h a New York hospital, has
making of motion plays for the Eu- ho'en visiting herhubend in town.
Yesterdsy the tug Addie v towed hr. at New Cnnnnn. spent Sundays!
7 71he three-muted schooner “Robert the home 01 Ill“ 140" Marsh in R0-
Snyder‘froln the St. George P. k P. wayton.
M100 F In Smith Ind Calvin Mll-‘
9' Company‘s docks. in Norwalk, to the
light The “Robert Snyder" is bound
for a New Jersey port.
Mr. and Mrs Edward E, Gorhnm todny.nsdolegatoa train the local Bap Lake Mphopnc.
; Mr and Mrs. George 8 Demfitt
rehrrned from their two weeks‘ auto9
trip yesterday afternoon. While away,
they visited their son. Leslie W. Gor~
bum in lockup“. N. Y., and enjoyed vacation from his duties as hockkeep‘I,
the beauties of Niagara Falls.
Will the chairman of the dillereut
booths for the third annual fair of the
East Norwnlk Improvement Associa-
‘ ties: meet with Mrs. R. E. Morrison, at
the Colonial mill, at 8 o'clock lonkbt. Cuehmnn and daughters Emma and'We 9
Each is urged to be present.
The trim steamer “Hydrographer.
anchored oi! the docks of Harris &
Guns, is attractingg considerable invar-
ablo attention tron East Side boatmen.
Rev. and Mrs. Henry E. Anderson
.nnd nil-c. a. n Cleverley are attondlngi
[the Baptist convention, in Bridgeport.
tist Church.
Charles W. Gazer is taking a week’s
er in the National Bank of Norwalk“
and is spendhig it with his tether, Cap-
tain Hans c. Gazer. in Bridgeport.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Bowsrby and son
Harold and Mr, nnd Mrs. Eugene
,Mildred. at Dom street, have been
. lvisiting Mr. nnd’Mrs. George Scudder,
in Huntington, L. 1.. making the trip
across the Sound in Captain Sowerby's
motor bunt.
give a sot99ini in the church roommate!
m
Railroad avenue has the pointing
fever It begun eel/oral days filo. thou
the slgnilloard rims were painted a
bright man. Now' seem} at the
buildings urn ~, painted. ‘ .
-\
Miss Micud Tibbets visited her fath-
er in Glenbrvok, Sunday.
\
'm' 4m * m
, ”Jail m9” IEIE
“moulds.
simmer"
(Who’d tmhae) (Goon-seals... *1“ p.31.
um: madness-sequence.
9, {mm overs hundred sailing
; you crowded into a smell
The "Hydrographor" has boa em
played plainly for the purpose .0! col-
' lec data tor the corredion
m... mg each alum-ll move- ment it the amino 0.9.1.119 our-I
insets sud 9 null! treated be bad: voy Coast Pilot. visitanlZ the
which in s probebllitywill be de- parts sing on. coast from the}
plated long bolero me proper time. 8t. Groin River.
tannins, belittle.“-
(g! Eggldeer
Willis goodutkfthebodnnnd‘ 1
a, ”$011.39“ market, the men. f
béy can now until about “Benn
IW‘W unis, when the in tinel repressing?" 911.; that”: 913.
crossing cold' weather would put ., “M1013 “WWR ydrogmphcr."
my to the emotions. But for 8101?"? fililmpt use my
post we or three years the yield in mi! War-trillion beins
Mrs. Enoc Benedict of Lewisbo'ro
is visiting her cousin on Rama
street.
Mrs. John E. llersam has beenflll]
at her home on Hoyt street for sg'v-
l
eral (1031's., 9:,
0
Miss lllsle Wheeler of Hoyt stret'is
now attending Hillside school in Nor-
walk.
I
4‘9:
Miss Ruth Tucker oi Stamford is
spending; the week-end with retail?-
on Richmond Hill.
...—in. f’
T Local plumbers are busy with cc!!-
! trots that will keep it big force 80199191:
lull winter.
Mine Roxie Merritt is entertainilag
her cousin. Miss Beatrice Merritte; 'oi
., <‘.
lam entertaining relatives at tililr
home on linkevlew avenue.
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Miss Kellen Mack of Richmond Hill
entertained Misses use and Rita K90-
gee at Newark over the weekend.
...—......
'l‘wu blue flags ur new floating
from the top of the New Canaan Au-
lo Cab 1C 0. '0 building on Railroqd do'
.999
F‘
—--99 \I.
Calvin Miller of Talmndge Hill
a position in a law office in Nor-w Q“,
land will begin his new duties ocht
1.
up“:
.3 ,,
Mr. end Mrs. Maurice Davenport
«the set that your was that the 01-.
has Been W8_p¢orer and macridcodtorsnlldwmlon gnaw“.
almost no market tor what has been vm ‘0' “10 Mm: out aficiont
taken. It was said, last night by men hr of the hydrosnpbic work for which
mood is the work that about iw‘lhe Im- built. The berth deck is com
1
weeks’ time would see the scumgtmly lune; will), lishted and venti
Io! the last «it the best from m. hted. "id“ heated by steam. This
'scena deck accommodates the entire crew of
s study or the history cl 0-,. are W m“
Many new and most interesting test-
1 L
iter industry in this vicinity reveals
the fact that the set in Long island “’9' ”9 embodiedinthe “Hydrograph
Sound has always been decidedly ir- 1"" 1" '° "m“ ‘ "5”] 3’19 0“
regular and beyond all apparent one. rice 0 twenty-six toot motor innnch; a
in}. so that limit. ill. poor emsiwmtv toot motor launch slid s thil‘
of this and a“ butt 1" years been furl teen toot dingy. all of which are stow
the industry of the future should be e" 0" m ‘3 ""7 “We“ All me
by no we“! abandoned The year vessel is often obliged to travel
19” w“ ‘ memorable one and ,3 through inland waterways aid canals,9
still- talked of by old oystermdh as guards extend along her sides to pro-
file “’0‘!“ 0f the It.“ 891.." Wm. tool: ”10 bunt dlfllfl. BI“ 8W812889
a" “we, .9“ tall at that ”u. anchors of 550 and 150 pounds. do duty
there was an abundant set of spot. in place °f the cumbersome “Chm“
which continued for a longer period “d ""7 usually spoiling the “99“" 1
than usual. A remarkable lecture at ”c” “I ma" ""9" i
The “Hydrographer” was 9;.9built iu’
tachinent was not confined to in. “0‘ h’ "l" "m“ ““1“” REF" ““1
regular beds, but a productive ares sum“! COEWY. 01 New Kerk clty.9
was discovered for in excess 0! the She 1‘ 101 feet long, 19% rest beam.
chartered lleid and extended tar out 9* m“ depth. “d h“ a mean dratt
my, the deep‘ waters or the Sound. . . I0! seven toot when full oi coal and we.
in Uncertain. ,ter. Her net tonnage is '190. 26 tons.
i , fig gm", and W beds For her sis? she is probably the most
that year “yielded L9,“, Inst-ileum edlcient steamer about)“ she carries.
W o, “*5, aw, one. 9 _~9 coal 9.1.9.31. to steam 1200 Show at a
of seed oysters There was nothing 'spe‘od‘ol lli knots per hour. often mali-
trame is call, the
999 ”.WW .. 41” 401103 ”999mg ll knots. Her 9!
would 7be' any 1;,” prosperous. mg g“. Wplmklig being or filiow pine. She is
thatched with locust tree nails and
this conditions were ‘un Wm
‘ whomposltion spikes to one toot above
y
me... am noon account.
m: norms-l .
the waters 15 the vicinity of the Mir
walk. harbor.
who are very much interested in the Mrs. mm, B new and children.
re-survey the crew “’0'"! beware 9" oi Pennoyer street, use visiting role.
gazed in . ltivea in Cold Sprlng unison; L. a.
while Rev. Mr. Jackson is spending :i
Harry Waterbury, one 0‘ the crow twa weeke’ vacetlon with his iatherin
working unfold the Capt. Fred Love-
Joy. skill on the nstllrsl growth oyster
beds, has returned to his home in this
tacky. Like the majority 00 the other
East Sitters. Mr. Waterbury is greatly
disappointed because of the ektpemely;
slow mark9 ,
Reflux 0;; 7730‘!“ allude" {’0 993.9“ as have kindly altered their assistance in9
,, instructing the boys: henry Rowland.
many bushels of" set its was anticipat-
ed, {puny 10ml "no ral growthers' snare drum. lrn KW' titer, Benja-
min Huyler. fies drummer. Rehear-
Wiring of! Bridge it, are bringing
their 1‘s‘etl'5 19,119.... nnd are planting :7: will 7'. held every “”3“" even
them on their own private grounds in
Ohio. Oliver 1. Clark took the Jack-
sons across the Sound in Harry S. Bry-Im
an'a motor boat "Lloyd. "
. The Boy econ“. of Bownyton. met
last evening and orgn‘nised a tile and
drum corps. The following residents
The Republicans oi the Fifth Ward
held an .ntbunluiie‘mceilng .1 the
rooms 0! the Bounties Hook and Lad-
dei- Company, inst evening. Plans tor
i ) I
Local frien‘llilm are being remembered
with pestsi cllsds from Ritchie St.
‘JOhn. a former East Side “Lida“: Mr. ,the alum were considered, and
lat: John is now located in St. Angus. the to flowing committee was appoint-
by... ‘,,F1p where he 15".91‘03981‘0113 and. ed to orange for s. rally in the near
in times: or health, ‘3” postal cud ... Ifutura; osptsls Charles w Bell, Hir-
ceivethls mornini by John R L’Hom- "m E ”will: “"0 W Godfrey,
have returned from a trip to Ply- 70’- by comparison “13 “100' 01 t8
nouth, Mass” where they visited rel was n tailors The shilling tbrce'u” “m “3°. "1“ “ml “Wilma!“
...“... no. can {gunmen-.1 “who “m A“ the M W In
‘ the disastrous results were let! not b“ construction i” “““hed‘
9 William Macaulay of Dnnbury is 'lhe motive pcwerisverylnterestiu;
spending the week with his- brother. only 7“ Connecticut but 7“ “”7 awn,” the 3mm“ 4199111 m
r Chmt‘.’ :1 "K
9\.999 Macauley of the Gentrnl Pharm- 9on0 New ?w (an anagiirgh. 19.011111de with ‘ "1111?st
1 ~———-—-— -,9 planters in M‘stete‘s in do 00 doll;
we with cylinders oililsillx' i
1 11-1,, young folk, ._ my, mm, "M the oonnwflrut beds- ," their inches. and 14 inches stroke, with Ms
}Councll. D or L. are plannlnmb go ”ed in 1003 m. renrtb run-tier shall valve gear.
which develops 259
9:90 gnunburyf Friday evening. by iutmm theme ”“9. m mum beds. hm "Eon. power; with 11100110110th iced
u «i ,I. I. 5
l ____...‘ ‘ I? reduced‘hnrd .....lcl bushlotd'cmm‘m“ 5m?" ““9
'7 9 w s e f . idspen‘ilsnt teed endgimulat pumps
Leon Mnenuley. the genial clerk in ”lid is .,
‘llic Central Pharmacy. lms enteredl Monument in! ”new ”a it 101‘ til? ”WW? Hid distill Th0
”he Nil" 7"“ 33M“ 0" PM'“"’ was felt that the industry in these Reilly evaporator h“ ‘ capicl °t 70”
‘where he will tulle a two-year ocjiirse. 9"“‘1 who u ‘9‘ end. Then. in ”0‘9 raga,“ of wfgzzugrgém :19:
r. or
The funeral at James D. warren come ‘ crop bit you!“ ”n." a" «tripling WW0“! The cspncity of
was held from at Marks Church. tc “molt mailed in volume the her 9 99 2,300 “99m
day. n1: 2: is p. m. Dr. 11 11. 131cm. vest of five years back. Following the, ““9" t“ ’ a“ 5‘
,oflicieling. 'l'l'le sen ices were altend- Mod 0: mung“. there w” mmml_,fiob0rts Wnter T119590 Boiler- 4): 3509
ed by members of Harmony Lbdge. horse power “pp 9, 3.1.00!!! 11
7N0 67' F “d A M' and wow." 3:18”: 15.:th “same“: high pounds pressure to the engine and 100;;
Lodge. No 31.1 o o rt. oi which 'I “5 ° ""3 0' 0mm. mm“. '9“ ice .9“,
Mr Wlmcu was a lkclcng member. Theevonse master the season that ”“9"" ‘1‘” 9'9! ,
Interment was in Lnkevlew. you w" 9, 1,5 mu 3 my,“ exhauststembelng trappedto 3V0 ll
...- 9.9999,, .... ”not. Mll- M9. or min ..wsicr 1'1““!!!de
George N. McKendrv' s department, From the “no" of the oystermen grapber" is propelled by tour bladed“
store on Main street was entered by' 999,919,", are M93”!!! the beds this ”"9 13m” gmw! tom' (get, ten inches in
burglars Saturday night. They‘ took it would seem‘ that history ,5 repeat, diameter, with seven feet three inches;
lug. About three years ago there pitch,
'g—n—n-
$30 in money and a lot or dry goods.
They gained an entrance through the
which makes 300 revolutiolisll~
r medleu, of Osborn avenue. shows a
' picture of the oldest house in :Amer-
Percival H. Sharron, William F. Hoyt.
Hiram A. Shanon and Alex. J. Rumm-
cellar door and
standing béhihd,‘ was
a yield from the local beds thnt. dfl'ins “IO
'the rate cl 10 knots. and 11 know
heat through the water at ,
ice, which has the legend, “Dodge's ler. The committee will report back,
.Qrioalty 31.0,,» unevenly printed to the meeting and suggest plans for
was! its front. the coming rally.
DARIEN
NOROTON 2
MAR“:
The, Third district is coming in tor
its share of good “nth. Besides the'
paving 0! Vin zsdt street, which work'
39910 :progtessing very rapidly and satis-
tnctorily,. the street department is
bulldihgru weter-bmmd macadam rosid
«Fort and Osborn avenues. ,The ma.-
terial used in these jobs was received
tram Van Best street. A stone crush
or is busy crushing a large Quantity of
stone taken up from Van Zant street.
the reunion. worked as they pleasedf
highly ”ibillli‘li‘ctory. followed by
Mr. McKendry left the store about
11. in n hurry. leaving the money on 1.377.717“! that '7“ 1912' 1913 All!
his desk. A party living next door [clam ““8 ym- I! “tum ‘3 to 10"
the store heard a noise in the eight, low the precedent laid down about a
but gave no attention to it until the" “and. .9930, 3 “Own!“ 109k 19".!
next morning, when the cellar door w.“ {a ‘ nu. mean “an NT,
"“3 '°“"d We" both with respect to, the yield and
the prices. .3 ’ ' -..»
(‘ml 8. Raymond had a burrow .
escape from serious Injury last night, To“! mm 13 practically no “1“"
about 13.110! struck a match to see it hot for 111,0 young outliers that have
a gasoline can was full. Mr- Rnymoa‘d been my... :mondny' a price of 50'
was filling a small can from n 8 cents 0 bushel WIS realised by some
tank adjacent to his garage on East of in. workers”. It fell MI I y to
Maple street. He had no more than
struck the match when the big innit 40‘ com so an... and in some cases
with Ilblano. enveloplns everythlns as low 0;. 25 cents a bushel '
Drednrs wnl Threw Harvest Back.
when making :50 revolutions.
The present oillcers of the boat are: I ‘
Captain P 0. Whitney, Chief Engineer‘
William M. Chisholm)! Mate L. (3.1101!-
se'. Deck outliers C. '1‘. Boise“. and P.
F Benedict. besides a crew; oi eigh-
tees men. The party are very lolly
end serendxtoratrolicsswork.
To prove how consummate a craft
the “Hydrog'rnpher' is it needs but be'
mentioned that she was built under the ,
all!“ direction or; the America:
Bluest 0t Shipping. which dopartnient
has classed her A 1 (9091' 12 years.
1:3
when that road was dug up prepara-
tory to paving with cement.
'Residents of Van Zant street are, ‘
James Coombs spent Sunday in
Westport. - '
“—9
Mrs. Bonds. was ll. visitor in New
withln {lye feet. Mr. Raymond. jump.
ed backwards and escaped being see}
lously burned. The flames spread ab-i
eve the building. All alarm was sent
for the (ire chemical. which respond-
jl'here are craft in the kosher now
with 590. and 611 bushels aboard which
the owners déclare they will throw
venison 5min new; FUSION
mm.
spouse-row. vi. Sept. :1. ---The
kindly asked to cooperate with the York’ over Simday.
street department in the making the
paving or that street a satisfactory job, Ne:"§:,fh:n“§fifi:“ “ Wm "'
.-hnd tie. up all. dogs. Dogs are raising: '
particular havoc with the cement works? 3.11pm, em“ 3,, to“ be he],
when they run across the street, mob, .1“ the Concealment Church next
1 in: deep holes in the soft cement. For sum!”-
, the several past evenings a gang or
ed immediately. Tile chemical hose pm my,“ m “n 31, such 93 low
was turned on the flaming tank and 081119 The reason for the low We“
Vlyvotluo ssuo CLARK
men have spent hours patching upl
these holes. Dog owners will "loonier
a dryer on the department if they tie up
their 00:13 until the .worhis past their;
houses twenty-four horns.
D
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The useful article dilemma. of the
East Nos-walk Im'provemeut Associe:
Ition will meet at the home of Mrs. A.
w. Nichols. 214 East avenue, Thursday
9 at 2 p. m.
i
T0 DQHOVAN'B SEAT
‘Ihelton olitielnne Discover Boom for
lit to supplant Net-walker ‘
9 day
George Schilchting at Mansfield ave-
one was no ont-ofdosm visitor yester-
Miss M. L. Home; has returned to
her duties in the Smith store, after
a pleasant suction.
, .
A. P. Damon n. wenzknown resi-
dent ot this place. has been ill with
rheumatism the put his weeks.
, C. R. Waters" 0d,.Bnltl9more, who
spent the summer at Cellul- Gate, has
left form rqidence’in Greenwich; -
M
Mrs. William, Etudesneyer and her
sister. Mrs. Meyers, 01 Main street.
were goods in New York over Sunday.
In Congress.
.sept. 919189. —D9. N. Clerks
Hum .mkcnineslicltoc
' “ “ summons
_,snmll9snu.
' » Stuiley Brownie! Harrisburg. Pa‘...
is unending m weeks with his par-
entn, Dr. and In. H. s. Brown, at
their home here.
Trawwurlngcsmmr h 14
"rm-mm “may
albumin-newline“ to
Measured-em
Iwere, Minion Helen Raymond; Sonic
the blow was out out. out only arteei
the neighborhood bed been aroused
On examination it .lvss found the
tank leaked. which caused the is»
nition
The members of the B. B. Sewingl
Clpb end the Richmond Hill Sewing";
Club tendered a double surprise ,
show to Misses Edith McKendrlck
and Mood 'l'lbbjts atthe home of Mist}
Ida Davidson. on Richmond Hill. lostl
night. The home was prettlly dccora- 9
beta received 11- miscellaneous shower
.1 mike goods. on. early out crib.
evening was spent. In sewing. music
and flinging. Just before the 'social
hour. the two young ladies were our:
prised in a novel manner. and their
artobllity made the double shower
all the more pleasink. Insane present-
Mes-rt t. Beatrice Merritt. Rose? Ben-
gar. 1 he! and. Gladys Jeni“. uni.
Wheeler. Esther Comstoclr... Glira
‘Johmlon. Ethel .Kn‘aplb k110i mg 118-.
has Taylor Helen Everett: Me‘c Smith
seedssto bathe tarot tbnbnyers
that the has been taken too
early B m the south shore
:03 Long island are .trsid to risk their
money as a delay or three or four
days in getting the seed oyster. back
i
possibilty of Democratic and Pro-
my. (union, on candidates .tor gov-
ernor and United States Senator lent
added ined‘ interest to the Democrat-
is) state convention today. Many or
the delegates expressed‘ themselves!
as tevoring the endorsement of Chas.
A. Psonty, formerly Interstate Camel
meme Commission and Progressive!
nominee nor countenance. E. Watson, 9,
ted. Miss- --MoKendl-l_’ck remitted s.
» BhoWdh' of kitchen utensils. Miss Tib- ole.
. Dunn“ iii 9
of at; him sine was s'candidate.‘
98mm of the“ delegates tram the home
county or Senator W. P. Dillinghum,
Republican. sukgested the advisability
of iv nsleoc'rstio casement or Mr.-
Dillingh’esmé
Muskie: collimation for gover-
1331',“ it we: expected thatra possible
Wire‘ codenamed} ot the no.
ninth Wild; ,_ considerable
welsht A. r. 999118;." eclipse. the),
LPI‘OWVG BOBIina.
a... rinse. last it "Burma 3.
H0100. oi St. Johnsbury. and: Fred 0.
into the wate'ri on their r". ,9 right
mean a total loss. This narrows the
market down to a slash namberot
purchasers who seem to look m9
the whole business lust new as 92. «poo
' b! gambling.» ‘Il‘his hours out
the statement in rental-dire Tells
g’i‘sm oi as W ”stormed
that the results would he meromor-
tectory it theme“ were not touched
until at haste week, can..." when
u“ ”“5 °th “3" lied m" Martin. otBenninston were consider:
m '0 mature: ' ed £99h9e lending ' dates.
ltwasnggssudhyoneotthemen» W
hire with the em iii-t it the shell m m m9 win-ere
debeomm rswerntopnssalnlv "‘ “273.11.5st m"
WWW‘W ”a ‘ flil"“"""""'lopsided» maimed... tormerlv 6:
‘terfiincb and an Rich end a belt may; Man. who was pieced. in is“
dihesmnilermmdl,‘i' ‘ .y it Richmond. s inner-bot
' in," Mitch. as thereto“ or i113 death of
.4
wide. nine todhy remanded {crews
g}; for that on.
. someway. derns are butterflies h,
- -, air prison
It is true season! to deal with no. .
Went 150 Miles in Five Hours, Some
Ilirdn Melting Over 1,000 Yards
, in a Minute.
Local lovers of pigeons have lately
been .enioying some very interesting
races between their birds. 011 Sunder.
FSeptember 13th, the lid miles race of
aWthe South Norwaik District. “.N A.”
was down from Wilmington, Del. to
this city. The birds were liberated at
9: 45 o'clock a. m., and they had a
brisk northwest wind against them
'ovsr the entire courts. The first bird
arrived at 2; 45 o’clock p. in. in this
city. The following is the rating of the
birds and their owners
race was down from Magnolia, Md. to
this city. a. distance or 200 miles. The
birds were liberated at 6: 00 o'clock a.
in. The weather was film with south-
erly winds. The first bird arrived in
Norwsllt at 11: 60 o’clock a. in The
following is the rating at the birds and
their owners: 9
R. H. Knlpple ................ 1129: 96
A H3001: F03 GIRLS
Pmml' mm, NORWALK, ' .
Th0 School will ”on for the Fall
Term on Thursday morning, Septem-
ber 17,1914.“ nine o’clock. All clas-
ses except the primary recite in the
school building on Prospect avenue,
'Built on the slope of the hill, each
floor has an exit. on the ground lev-
el. thus obviating all danger in case
of tire.
College Preparatory, General and
Special courses for older girls, with
music and dancing under competent
finstructors: Primary and Intermedi.
ate Department for little sirlmunu
for boys under ten‘ years. French
taught is“ in grades beyond find in-
R. H. Kntpple ...... ............ 8819: 43 ,
(Diploma winner). 9eluding the dub, Arrangements made
{or bruising chlldremio school and
R. H. Knlpple ................. 860.76 (or min“ ‘ hot lu‘ncheon Term. and
(Diploma Winner). {illustrated booklet on application.
John Callaghan’ ................ 9857:]? 'l‘he'l’rtnciws III! In men it the
o. A. Johnson ........ 354:3; 35%: meg“! °' °' ““9! 399‘
Roland. Waters ...... ‘ .794241 Margkret '9‘3 Brendlhlger. A. 9?
0.1!. Butler ......... . ..1709 97 Vida. Hunt Franck. B. L i.
P. M. Lawrence ............... 482: 1.5; ,L , fi;
I on last Sunday, September 20th. a. ‘ ” 9 ms ,9
Bo silence sun finale 1- the. price
O‘AJAXM
The makers 0! AJ \‘ Tires. guns-
nntoedin wrhlunbyr rows. goilghi.
30‘ m assistant . =1 motorists.
They did not ass-out l .scrense in
lit prides 0! AJAX I; .m Advances
of 12 1-2 to 30 per u-m were (it‘-
9 mended by otherworl- i: standard
tires. No 'gondlng or i"! "‘lll‘agm
American people tuned dc- ”w the
(Diploma winner). I All 9 99
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(Diploma winner) of, meniscus”
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and Nearby Tovmn
A rumor comes from Fairtleld coun-
ty to the effect that there is u sentl
merit among the lawyers at the south
ern part oi the country that for court
purposes a. district should be estab-
lished to consist ct tile towns o!
maritime. Greenwich. mien and
New Canaan, and on 91,0599 plan of the
Waterbury court distri says the
Hartford Times. The argument in
favor of the proposition is that the
lawyers and their clients in the towns
mcntiohod should not be coolnellcd to
go in Bridgeport to have their cases
tried: in the court of common pleas.
The great objection to the creation of
another jurisdiction in the state is the
7 WW The new court. ll establish
ed. would. breve .1110; name plane as
191mm“! of common pleas and the
district court 01' Waterbury. The jud-I
gee at these cam. receive $4. 000 nnd
so'me 651000 a‘ year. I’ .
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lured into inst nighhgwhen the on
glue and two homage cars attached
to an iron Moustnln passenger train
from Little Rock to st. Louis. were;
derailed st Beebe Ark. it is said no
passengers were hurt.
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