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\ Just Elinbeth Rao'inoad. ot Hun-
bun street. was taken suddenly ill last
eveniu. with a stroke or apoplexy. Her‘
condition today is very serious
0" ALL KINDS WRINEN IN
THE 3531' COMPANIES IN THE. Benjamin Hubert. 2o! Norwallt. wit-l
BUSINESS AND WRI'STEN A3 nessed the Giant-Cardinal double head
YOUR INSURANCE SHOUW 3' er at the Polo Grounds this afternoon!
watrrnam worms cov-l; Mimi a!
In YOU. Think this over, it mean- im ‘
a great deal to you.
Taylor 8: Golden
NolliVAIK
SOCIEI'Y
—Open Monday writings
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Tie South ixo: :K nudge. No. 539..
AND PERSMAI. '
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Loyal Order at Moose, held its annual
Telephone No. 139 .ttaimmke in littit 22am .K woods. yetK‘ieF i .
loath. Norwaik Trust Co. Bldg. 3 in) :llltl the “flan moved to he one (A2 ”$201”:
:the finest at its kind. About lQUintin ? Norwalk mendfi of Sterling Ketch»
:51 down ‘2) the boenteous i‘eed.%ell, the local young man with “91.1
him the delicious bake was ten st'at-lto the border with the Sixty-ninth
ttyini' The llrt'tl‘tier. Y. N. (3.. were ten; agreeably st't-
menu for a claiitbake was served and‘prist'd yesterday afternoon to see the
‘minister! of clan 2. corn, ltotatot-tshyoung gttardsman drive into this ('lt)‘.
bi'ov'n b'ead. t ittcl.» n. fish. Mr. Getcltell is now a resident of .\'ex
[watermelon and i'et‘resltnieiiis. ’Rot'licllt', .\'. \'., and made the trip toi
I Norwalk in his machine. lie was en-
thusiastically gl‘e"'t2d by his host of
friends in this city.
2 oer»
to those piesent.
lobst ei',
—-“'The Light—pt liappiuess."——Lock~
‘aoods “all: .\‘oi'walk tonight.
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eebcjoresnow ury ‘ _ . . ”‘5'“ E
Go‘youertei—coslin- ‘ Mr and .tll‘.‘ .mKepn (.t'uottt) ttittt My“ l'ns E. Kpmp of _\20. 76 (‘UP
.2l.tnghter ltot'othy it'lUl'llt-d to South tage‘strcet Bridgeport. will sail on'
N‘WWHIK Saturday. after Slu'lldillr: a ()(tober 4, for New Orleans. .K'tnpp ua
. . .‘ ’ ‘weel: with G. Ghiotto, ol’ the l’ttitei"at points of interest in the South.
.‘ ‘l; '2: ' ) " ‘ .
F k 5 “mg ltalplllc» ‘She will be scttntnpttnied by Miss
" Parish.
by the ton. Get iii a
full supply of our licztt
‘jMay Stuart. oi‘ Ottawa, Canada.
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l0llll Illlllll WHEN '2
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Gould ileu-
c all and 11 than» _
0 1.8 nings have returned from their stin-
producing,r
ges in tlic_ \t'catltcr won't atl- nier \illa at Newport to spend thin
nov you. I IRAIN “'18 SURREY autumn at their thuntry home in:
' ' l Pai rfleld. ()llV‘Q‘l ll. Jennings is re
. l :‘Mlailllllg at Ntwport.
Harris 81 Gans I..:.'.'-‘.:‘.'E*'.t..:t:tt' E:-.:"‘."..'.'.~2:.::i « 2
. :juresd .K-o selerel) that they may “mt Miss Emily Adair Wilson, dunahter
Water St, South New.“ recover when a Pennsylvania llatl iof Mr. and Min John il Wilson, of
road mssengcr train struck a sump (‘lay street left South Norwalk mint-
1“ “hmh lib” “'9’“! riding 0nd a for law2',renre\illt2 Virginia where sun
”hide trusting near “r9 yam" a) will teach during the coming yeui in
NOW TS THE TIME
'afternoon. The dead are .lucob liinit2
To PAINT ley. 56, a tanner; his wife and two‘SL 13'1”” Whim-
l Your House... {sons The injured are two small sonK
t Estimates Chen-fully Given. 2"“1‘9 Binkleys. «Mr and Mrs. James E. Flynn. of
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i ACOB RUDDER 1:52 l-ltix Hill road. are entertaining
I08 SoJMain-St Phone I 5 VISIT MASON'C HOME“ ”their thusiiis. Misses Mary Fly‘hii
-._.... _: 44 ‘ Iand Agnes Flynn, til it}, (‘lurk sti'ee.,
GrandMnstor's DIN-Observed by Or
Danbury.
' WEATHER FORECAST tier of the Eastern Star trom All
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Parts of the‘ State. l
l‘ttliy twenty people from the Opltit":
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Farecast for Norwulk an vicinity' \lrs Joseph McFarland and dough
lYour. Corrie
curb, at the corner 01 Broad
,_ right, and crashed into a
.3 Congress street
llnil'ttlf‘d.
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Thrown From Auto?
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with two occupants, a man and a
woman. came down Main street at ant
altogether too rapid pace. and bounced .
over a stone set in the edge ot the!
street?
The machini' sot beyond control of;
the driver. areened sharply to the
telephone
pole with terrific force. The machine
hit the pole squarely in the center of;
the car's radiator, with the result that l
the two front wheels were snapped,
2 (' lea My 0!! at the axels and rolled tor
quite a distance {no the scene of ihc'lx
accident. The machine itself was]
nearly turna inside out, the engine!
dropping out eniireiy, and the radtatu- '
being compressed from about two at a!
a half feet. down to one foot ’lhe'
mtn who was dilting the machine was doors, and still many of them do
not lltl'UWll out. and aside lrom d not ha\c the Pure air {rum out of
““mjmu" doors during the winter time but
stvtfl shaking up. “as
'lhe ghl, who was riding with him
2-2. the time. was thrown through the;
\tiitdsltit-‘d. and was considtu'ably cut
al2 until (2‘ tace and body.
was (Lil it: her chin by the (initial:
\- tilt the glass.
The young lady was remmotel to :1 appreda
‘tiet2rby physician‘s office. ulteie ltet' :‘heating plant.
injuiics titre dressed. 'l‘lte niztt-hiiiei
2: was reduced to a scrap-heap. and was .
not removed from the scene of the
ttti's'nap. no.7. yesterday morning.
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cunt). all at New York city. l
Th: littitroid Amusement Company!
l.a.K thanseti its home otfir'e from Noi
,tltls city, to West.
with t32u .l.tle setit it“)
’l‘li .K‘tt t'l2 its l unch :tnti Rertautwanu
> . U ml t'l‘ lKK l‘fllllll2r— )
:ll new ”ilHll. with a coin!“ or ‘tlititietowm otlicialtdasslsledb Dish kltttltK drawers ll iruKkluI) ”'Jml‘ for l"‘”‘ mm 1mm and
U ‘ 4 I . ‘ ‘ ‘ U ‘—
.2. till .tnd |llt. Holmes Munulntlurillk: op t. 122. Olmsted. of £010er , who 1“ “Mi”. “M t f u]! “I “m ““1 Imd link”. and a
l ”whim, “r Shelton. “meomwd‘ on a memo“ “01.9. and Rev. C. 0_ i»: . t til) it 5 its: at tiit'kclent-l
'\\llll n t-.tpttal oi' sltlltllltl, have liit‘tir'lSCOYlllf‘. of New Haven. interment 'l‘lll‘ t‘fll’lm‘l P1112" 2‘" “M l” ill“ “will
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The l2‘rei2tlt Shop. incorporated, of
It itlsepoi't. ..nd the tlltx2lt~tliacey
Garage (‘02- :tttny, of Met'ideii. have or!
tfiiilllilvtl
The Stamford ('olored
incorporated,
Ilt:2.K lili'i‘ articles of association.
Fair tonight and Tuesday. W2etklyl
10l‘t.t'.‘. . 1;: .‘Itiitli Atlnitic Ste .212.s:
Fair and pleasant wetttltei will prevail
until Wednesday or Thursday, when
there will be rain followed by tult
tier .\lariztii'et have returned to ”Hi 'rh. Huittord Stomge
home in lndlanu Place. after spend 3”"... (29mm...) h... mm: a certificate
tint: two weeks in liow.ell
.where they visited relatives.
22' llit'llltl' and the 1m .tl ““50ng ordt'.
interned the opening of the Masonit
’tt'..lltite 12a Wallingfoid Conn. in com
pail} with sevetai llulllll‘td other men)
' suite. ""7
beiK' of Masonic oitle. K from till partst Postal cards have been “pf...“
ti ll.“ state last Suttlidny.
""“‘“‘"lfron Mr. and Mrs. Miler, who are
lilte tei'einonlts attached to the open 'hpendliig their thneymoon ln pp”,
li mg (2! the Home the grand in: wt" s
southward to Alabama is prodttt-lniz m. “w annutl pitnte d“ offing“ l““"2 N ‘-
ttool. pleasont weather in “early ”ill ‘ ‘ " ' ' 2 3“” ”mall Lfl'lfll‘llfi-
«was celebrated. :
ulist: icts to 't of the Mississippi i'ittr
and router weather the last days of1
the t. Hit A long ridge of high pres
sure extending from ['ppei \lichignit
1 ”mm“! “Will” PM 3“” b“ "‘n i .sitiftllilledll (I'll‘lll‘l’llkml):hlmFilmil‘ult‘llllltl': [.\'“Hs “1"“)! '\‘:""‘2]°fi lew 1Y3”:
”w Rocky Mountains and mo Ming” :biles and ti'ollnve .. 'l‘lt22 ‘lllt‘br’l‘li‘ " l H t“thfl' “(:1 M"; .l lultilllen Lil
ililti l‘l\'t‘l‘. Local :l2owei's were WWW“). mm 1‘ tr'i.‘t"‘l' “n, “Hum, t:j:‘:;0:r Jedi“ r "‘l‘ a
llOllPr‘ from Montana. Not-[ll "“1”"‘2th. passed in ilhlwt'tin: the buildings t s
Missouri, Oklahoma and Texas. ' . .‘ l . . l ”_-
_. . .nd visiting with the lllnt'lj.’ odd to i MW”, .. “mm" M Main let'l.2(' left
‘ mates of the Monte All gathered ‘ m m ‘mtdt . . .
WEATHER A YEAR AGO about the lone tables w-hith iK‘uper- 2“); tumors! ”If“ lhg‘sudznxr' it“:
TODAY' ltitterttlent llowlztttti. “l"iitle .."lolin 331.343).
'l‘ctitperzitm'e: Low, 5]; high_ e\'e'\body citllK him. had set tip and;
(/8. Fair.
Clll NEWS
until 12 o‘--tlotk -:t\'e their attentionl \liss 10m“, ltrthltueiit of Hitler
ti their basket luncheon or to n “mistreet, ha,‘ been thendin" a week
'"ll'l'POH “h“‘h Md ”9“" hm'h’l" ”l with her si>ltr. .\lt.K'. l2":tt2l Leppcr. in
\lirpnlt Chapter. 0. 12‘ 3.. 0! “ill jump."
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i ’l‘ht exei'cisvs were held at 13:30: Mr. and Mrs. \\'illlitn (‘ltttitt'ht2ritlt.,t
l‘Yillt an opening convert by ”mgni 7.9 ltelden :tvrnue. have been iitak- B '
The”, will 1:12;. me” ineetinutlir illeeittnnJlatch orchestra, of llart."hm u “,1“ throtlitll x0... York state. A Dona! May 8
(vciiitit: of Our lli'o‘hcis' Ledge. No mm The invocation “MN by, :Iltf‘w'lsdul; :ill the principal cities. I I W S
J”. l. 0. U. l2‘. litlllllilt‘ business will} he: Arthur I" L‘Mlfi' 0! m“ ‘l’ ‘ Spent b any ay
be ”“1“”de 3.0“, \2ico—‘\r|2;il(lt‘nl of the board ofI Mr. and Mrs. Moore. of llridgepoit.
l I . ltztmtztvers of the Home. and an :tK'=o~iu't2rt2 the. guests of Mr. and Mrs. But the” a; no bate;- invest—
” 'K t 2 2, . ..
. . .. 22 -ltttplrtin of the grand heoi'ge James. of l’tttniitu nvetibe,
—Lovt Tellecen in lhe \ictttrt' of "m“ brand ‘ « ' ' hcl f 1
~ 2 2... . ., . n m correct 9“
t‘nnscieiice."—-Recent tomorrow. ”(“13“- 1 “ ‘l \ .0 H U“ tuck end, ment tha " f
G and Junior Warren ‘n M22 —— com on
-———-- 2: e e lasscs for 3’0““
Th: Joli: Fm, held the first of “qt.“mp.’ (,f N.“ llttun Inpqiflfln‘ "r: Mrs .Ntit Manning of Stamford. y g .
WW“. dam... in A'tiou “u“ "Hunt 2the heard or iti::iit:,2.2ti'~x of the Home land .\iiss lut_\ lltt‘i'flltl .Kre'it Hr t‘ '. and gatlslaCtlon.
tn ‘ ‘ ‘.' ' ‘. 't. ". ‘ In I l
(fining. A large number we.e in itttlm’rltlt‘tl and made the “mines olll‘.‘ ‘t‘ ' I l "h ' M pth ' Inquire about our ‘ Best Yet"
:tndaitce iilld'S\'(’f"S orchestra litr-l‘Vi’l‘mW- \ii'mtd MM!” rll(‘.l‘.lil.\‘ii‘ rec. l -
itished the nu...“ lMt-Kenzie. ohl’awcztturk made the. __ M“: v‘ _' : eyeglasses.
-___..__.. grespcnse to the welcome. He spoke' Mr "‘3“: 2W“- “1‘” -""2. ' Miami
A wry inlt'l‘eslllt': talk w 35.- gum of the interests of the craft in the “f V. '2 i”- “"‘2“"_ ""“Ln :‘Y‘Wl‘dmlzng‘.
by Rev. (‘-lt:tile.K l-‘lniore Baito, last institution and of the grind wort: be- “1‘5 ’ " -‘ "’"""2" "' "‘ ““-" l ”'1
“TM“, in IL. .\‘otunll. _\1 tl.t2.<..tl“‘~'~ accomplished in liml‘. in: it ll: ntei \‘r H2 r'ttio q l’vrnc M i2‘l't" lliilt
when PM‘. Dcrto reviewed the latest: MT ”‘2" 33"“ ““1 infirm . - .. 2| ' ,,' I l u- H u
.lzitk London novel. ”.lolttt l.2..i. ,-.l (.innd Matron .\l. K'. J“““"‘ C' “I" :01: 1"slit ilrtdekarlzmit? lewm "The Three O-Eye Sermon
- I t . '. . ' '.
writ." 3,:rttff. of Waterbury. oi the ill‘ulld‘ 2., ‘1 n p“ or 0‘ Ocullfltfl: °Pt°m°"m3' Opticians
3. ' 2‘ Orler of' Conn.
’- . . . n 2 hum.” of a: ”nylfuhétltm. ”:0 F35 t l ln5~iit"(2l01‘ Finch and his wife iitotor- 87 Atlantic SQ. Stamford
“m “0 I'mmd '0 "mm"; Mlmrzmo ”Stem ' m" "‘m A ed to l‘mt the ter Yesterday and en Open Sat. Ere. till 9 oclqck.
titan t‘iult, 0M lied Mom: ilttll. to- em Star members and of tlie L'rczit Move a fine time Est.1897 ‘
ifcht. "Slide Talk on Washington." ‘iieli the order had been in the. . _._._
maintenance of the home An ad-3 Riley Ghiotto. of~ySottth .\‘orwalk. is —..._-——2-—“'-“ I.
John McGat'z'ie. manager of the Kel .ytlré‘b'i': was made bv the g. and cltap- lgpending a week with his father, G.
22oz; baseball train. was a visitor iniinin, the Rev. J Romevn Daniorth. Ghiotto. in Weston Monday
Uidgcport yesterday on business. Mr. of New London. interspersed with _..- .
flicfiarrie will shortly organize a bas‘th‘e speaking were 170081.80105 by". Mr. and M15 bharips Baur h't'te re Oct 2
' 'l:t'~tb::ll team in 'Norwalk. and will Miss Helen A. Stein of Hartford findimoved from High gtreet to Putnam _ . ‘
‘ ploy out-ol-town exclusively. liiumbeis by the. orchestra. ‘America" avenu , . .
was sung in closing. ‘ . ' .'__,. New Classes my be formed m
The ’COllllllllhee of arrangements Géorge-Cortwflgbt spent yelscrdav ' 'A
, was Superintendent John O. Row-fin port Chester. where he visited BOOKKEEPINGt
We Are Prepared land President Vi'ttllace S. Marie and friends. \ sHOR’l‘HAND and
i fix itend m on V: Grand Secretary George A. Kiss. of: ' .
0 ex y _e ry ap- Hartford. The reception committeel2 Samuel M. Alter, of Flax Hill Road, TYPEWRITING
prJUed fatality and conven- was the board of managers of thegis home from a trip to Colchester, Ct. l '
ionce of modem banking, and _‘Homc and the district, deputies of —— — Start a.“ Yr-
. . , . the nine Masonic district's. - ‘ Ro'wAv'roa oasenttobszs lN- Finish cal-1y *
.. . ' . - . . , , _ y-
we “0’51““! “myi-t‘ you t° ' The members of the local Ophlr} coRPonATFo. . ‘
make use of ouroervice. Chapter made. the trip by auto'mobite: The following certificate has been . t. ._ . ' "" ‘
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Accounts subject to check and the following delegation attend itict‘. v: ith the secretary at state in - __ . .‘ . . r .
. .r‘ , 2 " ted: Mrs. Ada Pagon, grand condom; Hartford: , , .\‘ , ’ Merl-l“ Buolness ’
2 are mwtedt 3tress; Mia. J. Rundle, Mrs. Otto Lind l Tracndly & Sclt‘cnck‘s Rowayton . ‘ ’2’
strum, Mrs. Andrew Crossman, Mitts Greenhouses, inc., of Norwalk; lncor~
4. . \
, Edith Crossnutn Mrs F Minion, Mrs. parent Sept. 19 1916; to cultivate CO! egej.
‘ "if PEBPlEs Iml an lBtittery, Mrs. J. Curries. Mrs. Fingg.of plants, etc. Capital stock, 8101100;
. Mrs- Charles Hurlbut._ Mrs. divided into 1 0 shares.‘ of $100 cash. 2 ’2‘
WWW/m twmpm South Nam-1k '
” Charles Kuhner, Joseph Lyons, Mrs.- Commence bus one with $10,090 In:
Frank H. -
.\frs. Miller won torntttlt
Thet tiar'lmk d2 Haynes Company. of
Net- lotitloti. with it tnpital of 82. 0th
and the ("feet Tool Company tttpititl
527.12% in“ e inxorporttted.
l‘ltt National ('.ontpany of Water-
ibuiy. lttLK' increased its 'enpltai stor-k
hum ‘ 7.22.2222" to $150000 'l‘lte certm
rate is algitt‘il by .\i. J llvtne, W N
LtmtlL George M. lit-.acli B. M Gar-d
n2'i and ti (‘. O'Ne l‘l ii nutlorlty oi
the directors.
'l‘ht2-2Ctiiinoctit'ut l‘.:1tiipt22et;t t‘mtt
many. of New Haven, has [lied a et2r~
titltzttte of organization.
I Funeral of Mn. thpard.
l .K'tvititoox Sept. 2.2:. 'lhe funeral
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of Mrs Mary .\'. Shepard widow ot2‘
. ltsv. Peter l. Shepard was held today
,trom Grace Fpiscopttl church here
:wherc her husband was rector at the
‘ “9‘” 5““ this fact is not ct en noticed. and
Illuttn as Kmtwn by a certificate tiled .«r»
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HOWLAND’S
Entrance on Main St. Fairfield Ave.. Cannon ‘I. "
Bridgeport, Conn.,
A fine all-steel kitchen cabinet
of pure white - - - $40
.\ Littlttii Cilllllltl iK tititt Ketur and work— K.a\'c.r It
ttilK tlttttit tltt lllllllllt‘ 2H Kttp ()llt itittK [lulu ill the kitch-
(Ullklttlllt'tK tit: :11 almost. t it; 2ll’
STAMFORD
All houses are built out of
lltiK lK ll‘th' oi nu: 'itxl'
:2tt'1tltittt-t of izioticrii tvpc.
llltll't'2—lllt‘ Royal
lt ltt't'ps tl.iti;2K spotless.
lint ltt't't- iK a t'it‘ ll.i"’ llliiI
tlttt'K
ilKKt'tt. :t't all-Ktcel \tliit-
\‘tilll ‘ltl.
htlc-uaidized. viti-
Frequently
are filled w ith
ated. unlieulthfttl air. H‘" "mm” 1‘ ”Wintwlt .2 N'Jllil‘dl) lt L. tpK its eti-
tii'c tttittcittK' .thlel) h: 2d t. .t lltllll tittst .tntl tuit't. it is 3
Ktttnt «alum-t: Ktecl tltrtet _2tt tittl lllltlll ll. llK tii'ztttch' do
out Ktitk ttK doors llt'il'lf' t: u ll. .Ktt Ll plates of which
it :K luilt, (tr-t \tcltltti 1.2.; tlttt in electricity and thou
} tttutttl ititli httrti ultitc timtitl. ill .utti'-_Kt it \till not
.\lll'llll\ Ui \\(ll‘])-~-;liltl ltt;tt t. .Kltttiit oi \t.ttt't will not al-
still more often the cause is at
ted. The fault is in the
The remedy is it good warm-air
furnace, such as the Stamford.
itt't it. tiKtiltilii)’.
roassu: BY l\']tl22 .. . . _
HORACE R NASH . v" d HM‘” "“"'""2‘: 2212‘ “Hill \\ttlmtit cracks and
_ . ;mlt'i.‘\.]‘ lltt'i'e. are no plu'ws for lutt'tt't'ia to find a .
Plumbin and Heron» ltt‘llt'. '.acli cultin2 ~.. : .. . . ,. . .
Tel“. ”54. u (l. t .2 ii} tltatiKttl and Lt!" KpotleKs, -
North Main at. 3. Norwalk .\ntl tt'ltat .Kplett:t..1 2'2'211. m...” i. 1.3,: .
~""r" "‘ ’ 'r' r r ‘4' “-r '\ “in. ”0111‘ hi”. \\lll‘. '! \lllt'r ll()llllll] ‘\ gugar con-
t'tiiitrttti' It) i 2i . . -.
ltitne ot’ his death. Ret‘. Dr Samuel and Wm‘ (“"2231”er 1"1‘ “‘l ”W ‘22“ ‘l'“? and tea
Hart dean of ”V'Hkt’h‘v’hhlnlly sc,hool ‘ ‘ " a m 'l“ and detr) ll'lilrtl a heavv
lwas in Old (.‘yllt‘rss cemetery tit Say-
.Mrs. Louis J. Shepard, both of New
t‘ltildren'sii’ork, and Mr. and Mrs. Burton 12].
Battery A- 'nlo
Mass. m dissolution with the secretary 0”
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2 line of quality wall paper and exploit:
isow you may Mum: your home at
The G'orhztm Co
.i, ..--...__... _. _
cooking titcitKilK' and lllillt‘l’lJlK'; tlit'v are till ri
brook Point. \1 O
The funeral partr which included (M “1 "11—1 1 K ..\\'
Mr. and Mrs, l‘. J. Shepard, Mr. and
Rough for ,
dist hand..
'fK S'l‘lil’S .\Nl) TIME!
Four stiles ttt $40 to $45.
Fourth {lo 2
Wiit-ht. of Worcester, Mass, came to or.
New Haven. when: Mrs. Shepard died
bile.
Dorlon House
(Gregory Boulevard)
East Norwnlk
NOW OPEN
SHORE DINNERS AND ALL
KINDS OF SEA FOOD
COOKED TO ORDER.
jOHN E. O'ISU HLIVAN Prop.
Telephone Call 72.0.
Better lllt'ltl the
den i i l l" l «'0 yu'tl
ztt'o llb‘ll tio_w
l 2.)
V\71vumu DOU
WPeroxide tooth Paale
amt-
unveils“.
' "9- mil:
s... m,
Q:- t‘wflllms.
\NVIRONMENT l0 EVERYTHING
to the woman of refinement. Nothing
V'Gesror to a woman's heart than 1
nautltul home tastefully furnished. ll
rou'il come to us we'll show You our
: nominal cost. our prices and get
will appeal to you.
You’ ve Wanted a Range
Like This—Here It lsge
\‘ Flrot 6t. Eur Nomin-
*Fynoviiaufith—s’urr -= Every housewife in America has long
IS HE RE dreamed of a range that would successfully burn "
coal or wood or gas or oil, singly or in combination. The ‘
BEST VALUES IN TOWN Duplex-ALCAZAR is the first range to (ally fill the bill. It It
CREDIT T00 as near perfection in construction, operation and results no
human brains and great manufacturing facilities can make it.
-—- ~ Furnished in two types to burn coal. wood and gas, or coal,
G t l & woodutmd 2!“ as fuel. The Duplex-ALCAZ. A]: has year 'round
' II
a e y Brennan La.3ujéjwqrggggmatransmits.raisins;
42 SOUTH MAIN ST. ' ' ° ‘ - _.
There is a dash and a 'go in .
I ‘ fl ‘ .' . . :11“
our new Fall Suits that young The Diiplex-ALCAZAR Range is made in steel-
cast iron and porcelain construction. .512er range is great
. enough to {it every conceivable condition and need. 1 on will recognise in
men are lookmg for, unique merit when you sec the canoe itself. Duct. of these ranges is the moat
,b ‘ progressive stove factory in America. .
$10 to $18 Lu U0 Demonstrate It ToJ’ou
2 .\ THE A. J. COLLINS COMPANY.
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