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is giving a series or bridge luncheons. I
from a motor trip to Platuhursh and
:Canada.
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IIDARIEN
The ladies of the Noroton Heights
5 M. P. Church are to hold a sale or
home—made bread and cake, in the No-
Saturda
George Gregory left Sunday for New
Haven, where he will enter Yale Uni.
versity for: an academic course.
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ISept. 30, at 10 a. 111. Any one wishing:
Mrs. Ray McMahon has returned I
. lira. Elizabeth Pinch, of Long Neck
Riot, visited at eh hours or nay Sce-
Iold of East Norwsllt, last week.
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N OR WA L“ I reton Heights Pharmacy, y'I ‘_ -
Goal Yard last night by the “Green-
filth."
I to order bread or cake in advance canI
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morning, and the automobile was badlyf
Dr. and Mrs E. G. Cunningham haveI
returned to New Yonlr, where they willI
leave the order with. Mrs. Autsln, at reside in mm, during the Win ‘
or with Mrs. Grover .-i01' I
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The Band of Hope and a temper-
An automobile dwned by Jeremiah anca rally (the first 0‘ the MI
IMurphy of 102 Henry street Stamford, was held in Raymond's Hall BundeyI .
‘ barge of coal was towed to Ferris , ‘collided with a fence on the north side .eveninl.
A large gathering was plus-I
of the bridge over the Noroton River,I cut. I
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early yesterday .
Mrs. A. H. Harlan save a very err;
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Edward Gray “my“ an afternoons damaged. Two posts of the fence were ioyable dlnnepdance Seturday even I
Many friends from out of town
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fishing yesterday and captured a good broken and there was some trace of ing
mess of mackerel
parlors this evening.
society will be held tomorrow after-
noon in the parlor oi the East avenue badlY-
M. E. Church.
The Junior League of the Norwztlk
IHospital will meet on Wednesday eye I
ning in the Norwalk High school Hall
at 8 o'clock. Young people are invited
Plant on ilayview Place last «evening Iolltmge
and routine business was disposed of.
The stork paid Mr and Mrs. Albert m
C. Anderson of New street, a visit last Bluff entered
night and left a bouncing baby boy.
lather and child are doing nicely.
A special meeting of the Third Dir-l
tflct has been called for Friday of this
week in the Marvin school at which
the the annual report will be read
I taken away. The wind shield was brok-
A monthly meeting’ot the Sunday err in small pieces. Just who was in the
school board of the East aVenue M. E. automobile. or how the accident hap returned to Yonkers,
Church will be held in the church pened, does not appear.
Imade an investigation, but,
:as the happened in Darien
A weekly session of the IAdies' Aid “01
Iluties with the retail department of
blood in the automobile when it was Were present I
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Harry Henchcliif. and family have
after residllrgI
The. poircc here during the summer Mr. Hench. I
inasmuch cliff was employed as barber for Bid:
they did ward May.
it was aparent,
that no one was hurt very
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though. Mr. and Mrs. George R. Brown. llr.
Iand'hirs. Otto Schmidt and Mrs. satin-I
era motored to Waterbury Sunday. and
speent the day with friends and rein-I
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Rev. J-ephtha iiayes Swarm omciat-
Field, 0'“) of the pop“ cd in St. \lnrk‘s Church. Sunday. in
residents at Hickory the absence of the rector, Rev R. ii
yesterday upon 1"“ Nelda, DD. Mr. Swarm is taking on
special work at the General Theologi-I
(ill 8em'- oary in New York.
Rouland l.
summer
the I‘. P. llutton publishing house.
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Frederick Coykondail . and badly.
who have been occupying the Moor- " is 919mm a large number will put
logo at Tokenelre, the past uummer, in 3 day of labor at the plum“
Another Park Day will be held on
Friday, September. 29. at which timeI.
fl %
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_ to attend. tend the Stamford High School this ""
....—..._ A son of Mr. and Mrs. Joint Sher year Those who attend rnuat ilrst L I
The Third District Commissioner; I an no“ of (ontentment Island “9908“ 310 With TOM! TERM?"
held a meeting in the Flectric ilvht I.“ today to begin his studita in Yale MWI‘EMP I
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Glenwoods are Brim Full of Good Things
mummisfarahead
returned today to their home in New and do what they can to make the
lid other matters disposed of.
Y°”" baseball grounds lit tor next year.
Paul O'Brien and Frank Donahue en.
mammal-mono fishing yesterday Dr Wm end family re Mrs. Edwin 0 Grant Mrs. McGrawi
when they "at in search or a“, palm- tannedM to ileum Vernon. New York and others left Saturday for t‘h’icago
m» mackerel. m. Donahue had today, after occupying the James by automobile. taking the Wit
w luck and mm eighteen. 0‘ [pawton place in Raymond: strut, all Var-'1 route. stopping at Albany. Ni?
Dash-woodland.
odanyothsr—itisaspositiyeasfiiemmingoiamil-
and switch—open tostart the the. closed to bake— bop-and
hetthisonadamperfor kindlingorbakingand best:
otaiLitan’twar-porsfiek.
‘r; ‘tlwdmy cube. wanton-u: caught 1. :lmm” so. Wemw'a mth.r,5nun;ulo. Cleveland. thence to cm- I ”Edwina-thrashing. 1 7
I - rs. laabelle Hamilton who died last euro. as Brant will continue to Ktr I - . m._ h‘ I“ I = “g I; z' ... ‘
. Its Fred Cathpicil Miss Gertrude ml. .was buried yesterday in New nosha. wu. to acid hcr husband: who 1" fifif mummégghwiumch. a: II!” I Hub “pub“; is; w; .' . m
. camps-tr. um um newm and York- I“ "'m I” w"““”°"”' cmm’. upfelean. ~ “I” “are “Rwanda I
every one admired the baauumt slldes'
.. “ .filch were shown.
. . Herbert Slicer had a narrow escape
turn what might- have bpen a serious
3.1 Themager Hamldnrceae
limit V-rfiouton. who have been ea. . — i
I“ 1'8 a several days' autmnobile trip ~ Tho lhwayton Hose Cuppanp La- " ”" I
w mauvcrt. N. r. returned to im dl-s‘ Auxiliary met last evening. in thei N" mm“ mm“ “mm” "
m Sunday evening, having had a “bee Company's headquarters and . the South avenue grounds, Saturday. in
“will?!“ outing . elected omoers for the coming year the lent game of a“ season. by I“
. ' Amer election ‘ social and dance w” score of ll to 0. Ridgoiield intended
All orthe unsightly upiiea on either held. which broke up at a 1“, hour I“ have four Bridgeport players—in
fin of Waahi » eluding "Bony" Blake and HbrIclmm-
men street ill-idle has The names of the encore who were
IKerrhCo.
kl! removed and ans“ meat: er~but the. players were lidatnelod ’““‘*“ As ..-._ F l I" “In.“ as wmfl "m- w“ "IIIN
”u ““19 been made. it is probable 3:3: Emir: Mists lLif‘a'rfiltaret JEIEZ 33:8] by “at." m?:‘w ME IW dddmetgasryic actaogf‘igtif‘dgmw 08wa owl :mm a
' ee manager. Whom t m- 'ed only upon the conditions as in ‘m M
“at the bridge will be formally turn- mag, and treasurer.
~'od over to the town some time in the Shine.
near future.
Mrs. George on big team attains! Geomm- N"
Canaan was prepared to meet this too
tended onslaught on the part of Ridge-
I'lihs natural-mg Improvmm A, I“ ""3 N“ “i“ Sunday Sun of nerd and had in its lineup Mummy.
mowdtnsanmparty in the. sums..- 17' “I” mm“ "““ne Web“ of the Bfldsewm: Wood
”mounmbyfi'flomaonon speed yacht "50"!!! Bill ll." builtI Iward. twirler of the New Rama.
7.- Bart" street today. A goodly mu! abont a month ISO for Arch Selwyn,'Bowden and Clark of Bridgeport and
up up in attendance and it is hoped 0’ ROWING!) and Bell island andI Miller of Columbia. besides Mernstein
that 3 In... sum will he realized from since then soldby him to Oyster Bay: Red Kelley. Cal lilier and Alblnis.
to be which is mg those who ms. was pictured. The photograph Woodward pitched a no-hit and no-
Wcipate in the “a games. is an excellent one. and the boat is run game. andstruclr out seventeen or
easily mooniaed from the picture. It the Ridgeiicldltes. Hertz of diam.
A delegation of m Wentysdve is named as one of the. speed pom. ford twlrled for the visitors, and he
aspubllcang from the hat gm. Re- wihoh form the auxHIu-y squadron was touched up for thirteen hits, and
pnbllcan Club accepted the invitation for the naval training cruise and man. struck out only five men. Knapp
otthc South Not-wail: Republican Club oeuvem‘poe Atlantic fleet. The olavcd an excellent game for Rid!!-
and attended in a body the “Talk ‘on speed yacht "Gem.” owned by William “‘3'“. and but for his work there
Minion" given by Charles 8. Illegicr, Jr., of Darleu. is also pic
men-wood All those who attended aired.
he lecture were delighted with it and;
two and three bangers tallied against
the visitors.
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Accept on. the thorium comes your
, . . A handful of chopped ham added
I vaynbut dent DEFEND cn its com- to the sort dough of drop biscuits is
‘ng! . if you want a job. one a sent!
savo anda .tisin.
->~' Wan? Edy. ry ”0 ‘
would have been some home runs and Jatutcs. plainly indicates an
(cautious tea-trim Pm.)
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lows: —
“Any child in pond pity-lad: condi-
don; between Hand ”years of age.
on application in person to the sac-
:etary or an agent of the state board
or education fora certificate of em-
ployment, slid“ be pruned a tem-
porary or traction mandate. per-s
slitting the employment oi said child
during. the summer vacation.” ,,
in my opinion the language of this
chapter construed as a whole. and
in maection with other related
inten-
tion to permit employment. under
said certificate. during the summer
vacation period only, when their
regular utter? 'ancc at school would
not thereby be interfered with. oi
children whose employment would
"Ferries b1 unlawful. .«
The—employment certificates pro
educational attainments therein» pr In. term thaw who in FM“ "'9‘” I“ “m“
scribed, and minus of the gen- sued under said Chapm- 2n outylwn. hr Wilma. WWII! 3&-
scat statutes reaches regular at- such ammo as pennlu tempor- m m, enema “not, which.
tendanoe at school by a child while ary employment during the summer "“1. coat ”M-
heisenrolledasascholar. Tocon-vacationcftheaaiisoi whiohure . -'
stare I‘d Chapter-311 as pundit!" child is by the law required to attend. Herman Claude received a pennie-
tummy union-act 0! a child. handrail! submitted. this morning to wire a house ftl'"A'l-'
whose” £1?ka 3:? W31; GEORGERE. Email“. i sander White. entire comer of bows
exam “0m orne era.,
has not been authorised by certid-I y ismet "“1 Hamilton "9“”-
cate under Chapter 119 of the pub-I
lie acts of 1811. at a time when theI
regular attendance required by lawI
would be interrupted by such emI
ployment would, in my opinion not
only be unwarranted by the language.
of the acts. but silo involve an in
consistency with said other ousting
statutes concerning the employment
and school attendance of children
not to be presumed in the absence
of provisions more imperatively.
leading to such a construction than
do the provisions of said Chapter
fill: 0n the other hand. the com I
struction herein adopted is in bar
many with the other statutory pro.
visions relriting to the general. sub:
iect and creates an exception to theI
Heauufiil' Bust and Shoulders
M. it will wear a sciontlloally constructed
Iisa Jolie
The weight ofan unopened boat so stretchatbo
' Wise that the concern of the figure is spoiled.
t the bust back when It be-
mnt the full has! In.
amour-nee of fish-
:bln'ea. eliminate the danger of
“y‘fi 3’ What” Ihoulchnlm s
praaocfui llna to tbecntire mind
The aroma daintieatand moat acrvy bis cements imi-
nab e—come in allrnetcriala and Ityl :Cmgn lack. l'goek
Pranks rplke. undead. etc. Boned with Walohn. the
restless boning—permit“; washing without manual.
H veyour dealerabswvon IlenJolie Bassinet. lint-tech-
odtwowillgladlyaeodbim. prepaidaampioa teshbw you.
BENJAMIN a JOHNBS. ll Warren SM Newark. N. J.
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“dent Saturday. Mr. Siloox went
*D the Harold Cox Coal Company on
first street and asked for a bushel or
Wolfram
- , “ ”Hot. on more: mm
as him to help himself. ad in ottooxI ,I' _ ~ , I , M; WE om, I’
‘ I ._ ‘ mm Hem: some
‘ sic sac mm; was
‘Ifia‘vfi‘m if.“ «
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“at over striking “Herb" on the Y” s“
and stunning him. He was- also'
finned under the screen for ‘a shortI
W. Ir. Sllcox was nncrmsoions for
than HERE You Dom' m rI-wr a
limp moon: on uc'LL KNocK
an, wirhav Torso
c Fates! . 9A1 on can voo'lte
it
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. myth vests Imus: vbort HAD 1: IN vac
wees: worm" and H H? w: ‘5'" 5"“ 3"“) so we
I 9 ”Whom” mu: or! nurse
a» can: use .
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DON‘T rav To newer AAMIIIIIC To us -
wtut Cm hm“ m: dons, AN' IF recur: : ['H A RAT
OPEN w THAT eac- we 'LI. MILE vtoott tu-
wt: peer snu us in “comics! CATCHER . )
scoot? mu srawnc AN' II
Bur LET [15 open ue mm CLOTH. '2 » ' »
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Kama ‘ME ~ - ‘
wont ten minutes. when sonic melt
With: the yard noticed him and
W him from his predicament.
We from a sore head..llr. Shoes in
Wgaswslluevernow.‘
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