arv MARKET 7'
no) so. MAIN ST. '
NouoToN '
A’Gartrell and family have moved
to horwalk from Center street.
M
monastery o! thf Fathers gt- tboiioly
fittest at’West‘ Not-Walk, is “homing a“ Hart
. f ;
.A-Iexs‘ years ass-«131,1 ,e ism:
W. Norman has returnedheme
ouncthand occupied the Phillips es-E
lay VevenlnE'at fit. John’s Church, No: interest or the Wilber Mercantile their daughter, Miss Hazel Claire.
:oton. hast nifit his topic was Agency, of New York, of which he is numbered many friends in towfi. She
“Washing Jesus’ Feet.” . the head. .wiilvbe remembered as an accomplish’
. ' . -- . ed‘musician. As Mrs. Kay Bollllevie~
Miss June Virginia Blacktord, or Qeorge M. V. Schlichting, jr., who Lorentzen, the young lady is now on
. ~grooklyn, spent the weekend with her conducted the boat house and Show her way to Denmark. on the same
4,. infirm-law, Mrs. Blacktord, of Ship- store at Hickory Bluff. last summer, steamship which is taking Ambassador‘
can avenue. Stamford Mrs. 13lfi¢ltflmlhea Mamba armaments to can- "Bernstroff to his native land—theE
\‘as Miss Mary Spencer of the family tlnue the business next Summer. Frederick v1".
that made Spencerian penmnnship and
5 Sponcerian pens famous the world
s ..
“q..—
Walter Mating, formerly one 0‘ Da- the same vessel, en route to iV
‘ { not? odizom {bodice-piled, where hennder-i
fienrge. W; Northridge olvaavoohelyn » went an operation. .
series. of. Lenten services every matter a business trip toOmaha, in the late in the north end of this town, and; Mrs. Walter McDougall or Brook-
’lyn is visiting with her
Walter C. Wood, this week.
Miss Ella Krapowica spent Saturday;
; _ Almost a year ago, and Sunday with blends and relative-5;)“. and Mrs. J_ A. Fairty’,sgmingfy
“155 Nollhridse was a passenger on in South Manchester. .
w” m. l..v . W ,W' , ~N~Wm I... . d“,
Damn services ’are hell in $1.
gMarlt‘s Church “on Tuesdays ”at dildo '
ip‘ mqjud‘wlednesdr ays and l'“l‘lda}':‘!‘-'¢t[
i4 p. m. "
Mrs;
sister.
The. Mothers’ Home Club will mfel
at Mrs, L H. Messinger’s on,~Wedu}~s-
. James. Gallaspia of New Callallniday, March 7’ at 3 p. m. A special 13V
.was admitted in the Norwalk llospi '
3 tab) Monday. for treatment.
‘gram promises to be interesting.
l
’ Mrs. George Gregory ot-Stamfgrd
has been visiting with her parents,
i street.
1
nugagter C. Humbolt of “gimme” live- over.
_ 1 8.8 install . , . . .
home. ed city Water in his
EAST
woman:
I-———— '
Henry M. ., Baler of Noroton bashed
city water installed at ' '
week. bls hOme thls
first suspected that the man bad/met
with foul play. but an examination by
coroner's physican, Dr. A. L House.
v
, e'l'here waeqm school today because
. fifths inclement weather. '
Mrs. Samuel Gartrell has been an.
lemming Mrs. Royal Williams to} a
lew days. failure, presumably while
walk. A watch and other Valuables and
$73 in cash viere found on the bod-y.
\
W
» "The (Third- District * Commissioners ' The Weed estate on Near“.ater Lane
at on Saturday night and transacted 15 to be extensively and llllensively
"routine business. ' {cultivated next summer.
At Pinehurst, Thursday, in the first
division or the spring golf tournaJ
went all the favorites game through
without trouble; Robert Hunter 0! the
Wee Burn Golf Club, oi! Noroton. in
L M D ' . - his match with John D. Chapman, oi
. . -—- I . . ickinson, of horotonfipent a Greenwich. had a close call. He .was
.. 3‘33 Lucretia Balaton is spending to— claw this week at his aummerhome in out in 40 and turned 1 up. The match
' ”amt?” Wu“) at the home of Oscar town, ‘ a ended on the lithleonth 1 up in Mr.
‘2‘ ' in East Norwalk.———New Cal Hunter's favor. in the Silver Foils
w Advertiser. ‘ tournament Mrs. John I). Chapmanof ‘
A .. Greenwich made best gross of 94‘.‘ The
'net prize was won by Mrs. W. E.
Truosdcll of Brooklyn. "
mm Ken Kling Kluh will meet Wed-f Francis Farley or Long Neck Point.
solder-alteration at the home of Mrs. l‘ecemly enlisted in the navy. and p;
clunkullrsdley, Second street, at 1.30 {30" “Wino on a submarine.
woes. l
m
A daughter was born on 'l‘ueeday to
. MT. and Mrs_ Michael Nilan. of Mans.
. “The-barber shop of Henry c. Selser, “91d 'AVenue.
.Wubhfgton street bridge, was open m
mod n largenumber or tiled blanks. R. J. lllesee and family of New York
yesterday fertile purpose ot‘roceivinl have leased the Chadderlon cottage
f' buttery census blanks. Mr. Sslzer can on the P08? mad. and are now occupy.'
‘ ' A ing it w - Iol-lcll‘rBrown his preperly. on 03‘
. g A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Carl Ridge road, known as the Frankenberg
j Kristo: of East Norwalk this week. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur L Trowbrldge place. and' consisting” or about
ilraflflatorvwas tormerly Mlaa'Klette 0’ NDW‘OD are now enjoying a' visit acres. with two residences, outbuild-f
if this town and congratulations are with M“ TTOWbPidxe's parents in:i:lgs, etc. to Frank J. Egan, of New'
on ‘belnsm extended to the happy m-g‘eammmm ‘York. This estate is one of and most
“tab-New Canaan Advertiser. l‘ _ _ a tfu] u laud pro rties in the
W 1 ~ \‘l Drk is now in progress at the 33:20:01,}, “rd .comlupaflds
late of William Zeigler of Noroton on . . . ..,
' ". Lo lulu ~» ~._
3 new greenhouse. and on a 7M00t‘v19ua 0‘ "gummtahhll dlfi‘fli‘é sul
boatvhouse. , . -
,., llus'
~—
____,
‘ V'i'heotornl drove a huge flock of
$Ilcks flu-to the meadows in front of
«Salvlowzavenue today. There were
_. ‘ hundreds—in the dock. and the antics Mrs. Jamegllm‘mfa irolf‘g t: d l . lDl‘ODE’TW was hold at, $90,000. and it is
«cut up by ”‘9’“ was a source M “Na ”ms 11 e ‘ler'undol‘atood that the new purchaser of—
~l~enuoulfe§lfrdllfll i ll l
‘ : . ‘nmuaemellt to many East Sideru . g e In a o out-or- _ ‘ ,
‘ - p. WWI] parties, who will soon begmzlvl' making some. alterations in the
M— {their Spring work, {main residence will make it his oer
reg,” . u. H. Gumbart gave ml inter- ,.
imanent home.
.« mung “address yesterday to the Men‘s ‘
clash o the E st Ave I . E.‘
lulurchflle usodutlle M”? (13,531“ as CORN! sealed in town, coming Irony Tho funeral of Frank Warburbon
{he subject for. his talk it was very Massachusetts, have rented a home on was held Saturday afternoon in “‘3“
‘ interesting and the meeting was. Maple avenue,_ ' lNorolon Freebytal‘hn ‘ Slhurch. ROW
1 , ' I A - 7- - w“ id 1‘: Richter, of oarlen, -~ofllolatlng“.
sparked by the large uulubel m ab, Negotlatlons are in progress for the ‘1' ‘Goor e Robbins swig during the
tendance. . flea’slng oi' the Mulcrew place on Long Lexie“ Mindy friends imul ‘ out at
————————-, ‘ iNeck Point road to New York people: , ' ' ‘ ll 'l'ocnl/pco is “1013‘
[A very interesting letter has recenl- tor next summer. :town, as ‘we ’us . p I t
, ly‘been received by Norwalk friends {loomed Mr: “arburlon, were Dl‘GSU'l:
l'l‘hc, deceased man was ll mauol ll.~
All Earl L'Hommedieu,’ son of Mr..and- ., . .
‘ " JII‘SEJohn R. L’l‘lomlnedieu, of Cove dAb 1:001 tourgaulcnt m being arrang~ffirmw uituiml’lenls. who had “0'“? to
. e ewcen l a Dalton hire Compuuy this country from England 30 years
‘ltreet, mat Norwalk who is at the ‘
_ . ' and some rf the ex terts of the Sunni '1
present time connected with the Amer- ‘Beacll Fu‘e’Departmlem ,, ‘ In his earlur do” he 5“!de
Ffillli‘PQt country. it is :lot for from‘
line new Woodwoy Country Club. The
l
M
Mr. and Mrs. J. 1.. Ingalls, who rev}
§
o—q
iago.
beautiful 'benedlst‘ a, to: were one...“ the
tilll'lmmns of home stronger than
' those of the service. and has obtained
. rien‘s'chansplon athlete‘s; who is now continue her studies.
L . emph’ed by theme Submarine 3°” acquainted with Mr. Lorentaeu,
On Thursday morning, the abody 0' Company 0‘ Brldgeport. and “V553 in was a fellow-passenger also interested inau urdtion 0! President Wilson
Joseph Bell. a colored veteran from “1“ my: “5 8 “09‘“ ”mm" 10" 3 in music. From the rdmance then be- g I .
Fitch’s Home, was found in the Davis few days at'the home “his parents, gun developed a courtship which culc
woods on Noroton Avenue.~ It wasnt‘ Mound M's-H911” Mariag 0‘ the “9‘ minaled in her marriage to 'Mr. Lor. built
per Post road.
' The local firemen have decided upon
disclosed that he had died of heart the first week in APT“ ’0' the min‘ leltller husband, who
taking~ a“‘strel show upon which they have‘beeu nobleman
rehearsing for some time. Two ~re-
hearsals a week arenow in progress,
and the analr promises 5° excel all
previous efforts of the kidd held in
town.
ladmund Ashton, oi Noroton Heights,
whose wife died about two weeks ago,
has since then been. seriously ill, but
is now improving. Miss Ashton who
on the day of the funeral was, like
her lather, sick abed~and unable to
30 to the cemetery, ‘5 now able “0 be it could be utilized as a substitute for logo on operation.
about again. - v
Charles Johnson of'thls town, who
is employed in the accounting depart-
in llobollen, N. 1., installing a new
bookkeeping system in the branch of
50 the company's business in that city. es 10%,“.th around as a lead
Frederick‘J. Kletl, formerly of New
. Canaan, who was trumpeter on the U.
'8. battleship Arizona, having be m :,
his release, and taken employment at
the Yale]; Towne- shops, which per-
mits him to settle down with his bride
at the Heights. '
The Noroton troop of Boy Scouts is
planning to hold asuppor shortly. Un-
der the direction of the acting scout»
master, Harold Scribner. the lads are
making splendid progress. and it must
be. recorded to their credit that, al-
though the scoutmastar is but a few
years: older than some of the boys,
the disclfilinif is excellelbt. and Allis lul-
thorlty and control of the boys undis-
.puted.
..—-—
“William Walsh of Newton, a pupil
of grade 7 of Center School. proved a
bit too venlurosome Friday
ling, when he undertook to go down
She became
who
enhagen, a few weeks ago, whenrtihe
bride was on her homeward trip. Sin.
is a Danish
to continue her journey to
America, and is now going back to
make her home in her husband's na-
tive land. .
For several seasons. Louis Adams.
of the «famous tutti-fruitti chewing-
gum firm, has been “a resident oi Tok-
eueke. He is a grandson of the orig
inal Adams who established that bu‘si—
' nose in Brooklyn two generations ago.‘
when some chlcle gum was brought
from South America in the belief that
rubber. ,but when that- was not found
feasible, was put all the mbrkei to be
chewed instead of the sweetened para-
fllne wax, and “rounalllon paper,"
mant of the Remington Arms-Union . -
l Wh it the men and women of today
iMelallic Cartridge Company in Bridge. K
P9359 & Elli!!!“ 11"“ sold for Fred“ port, in a~r€sp€msfible capacity is now At my the new gum was neither
used to chew forty or fifty yours ago.
flav-
ored nor sweetened, and soldfls
“tanolu.” in sticks about four inch-
vh-
cil. This was the father ofull the
many varieties of chewing gum now
on 133 filwmwwl‘e' lmdevé‘ldosg - ' ' -.——-.——
‘fi'édt in this line is “Snacks," a pro'
duct which the Adamses are about to
put on the market, and for which they
have engaged another Darlenite as
sales manager, B. B. Warner 0! Brock-
sldo avenue. Mr. Warner has been en.
saged in promoting some sales cum
pains of nation-wide extent in the
past, having been sales manager of
enna. to ,
*Mr. and Mrs. Raymond StWit lelti Grace Tayldr has been confined by
Friday for “73311931011, t0 attend we‘illueso to her room at the Ardsley.
lwhere the family is spending the win-
lter.
A. E. Clarkson is having an addition‘
.
on his residence on Ponds:
cards were received todayannounc-
fand Mrs. Maurice King of Stamford.
Bessie Burchard and James Tuttle. formerly of New Canaan, oi" twin
little scarlatina victims, ‘are recover-{daughters .who have been christened
ngrace and Edith. -
cotton in the National Church of Cop- mdge, ling the birth, on the 19 inst.,, t 0, Mr.
/'
t
i MTS- “1011133 OWCBB has been 911191“ On Monday evening, the New Can-
,talnitlg her sister-indaw, a resident of can live will stuck up against Wu“)
New York. "Glenbrook Juniors, bribe Glenbrook
- " . ‘club house. Both teams are evenly
Mr. Jones, gardener for W-‘ ll.-Reld. matched” and. a fast game is expected.-
who recently moved.» Bhlppan Point.; .
mas taken the Wendell cottaze. l Members of the Rebekah Lodge of
~——---—- ‘ -Norwalk, visited Hazel Rebekah Lodge
Friday night. A dialogue entitled
“Let George Do It” by visitors and
local members furnished enjoyment.
Mrs. Zeller of White Shade has ell-
tered a New York hospital. to under»
The members of the seventh grade
of Center School llioughti’ully— contrib-
uted a gift of fruit to their littleai’.
.. ‘ilicted fellow-pupils in the persons of
Mrs. Stephen Health has been on‘Bessie nurcllal'd. James Tuttle and
the Sick list. llirs. Benjamin Mead has Claudi“ I’el‘dreaux
been stopping with Mrs. Health. .V ,
; -Al‘thur Bowles returned home on
: Mrs. Bailey of Springfield. Mass_, is Tuesday tier a two weeks’ trip to Tex.
visiting with her mother. Mrs. Wll‘ 85 011 business pertaining lo the Cub”
lam Patterson, South Main street. tomvhouse of New York. lie visil'vsd
' - Houston, wherohe lamina sugar. r9-
fim—ries. During his stay in the South,
he witnessed the Mardi Gras carnival
at New Orleans.
7’3“. and Mrs. W. S. Lockwood have
arrived at Los Angeles. and are much
pleased with the city.
Mrs. G. E. Sammie has been spend.
log a short time with friends in New
York. .
l
Miss Olcott and Miss Badley rotting-i Hut-old Butlernson oilllr. and. Mrs.
ed Sunday from a business and plea-é William Butler, M ng Ridge. and
sure trip to Keene, N. ll, and Boo. known here when the Butler Brotherr4
ton. recently formed an attractive orchei-l~
' ——-‘ tru acquisition of the Colonial Thf‘ll'
llclul Red cross service. in France. Mia's
Jo‘llofil‘e’dleu has been on the from. at! Charles 'llo‘ur “17,015 shortly ,m
”Verdun for some, time, and his letter move into the house on William street,
grelatemmany interesting and exciting Noroton Heights. which he rocenllv
adventures through which the young ’ '
f man held passed since he left the Unit-‘
bought from William Pension.
.— _._.-
iior the bar, being lfirollege-bred marl.
iwoll informed in literature, art and
«gloom, but did not practice besides
the “slide." one ol'me pieces 0, m,
paralusmn the playground. standing.
‘llls widow, he left a sister, wife. oi my“? ““3951"!!! himself. The re-
il’rol’. Mockuriuno. of the University Bug: :“3 m“: in :home‘sulltlng Nimble
. ‘w 0 won limos inevilalle his l-z‘l't
’~ ‘3 Name, in I’lliludel Illa. . .
Of hm y p arm was fractured and bewildered
slged ‘States.
The members of the Noroton F
ire
- - . ‘ * '- ‘ lered Miss
, .. , , y , Company are prepared for emcrgell-l A leceptlou was tom
Notwithsanding the “9‘“‘9 storm; cie's now, having reCently been pmvidfdlurgarct liacbcod. of Eustport hie.
1" “mm“? ”8““ ““0““ ”‘9 “mind with “9“, 0mm of rubber mm who, with Mrs. Ralph Hindloy,js visit.-
ills-o good audience greeted the lRov.‘ " ' .illg {HELL} in town. on Tuesday even-
"Mr' Nple m the. Adventist Church Eing, at the residence of Mr. and M: i.
is“: eventing tto hm" malfec'zld i" thgl Mrs. lRalph Hindley and Miss Mal-.‘Ailr‘ed H. Scofield/ou the new. Token-
:vser as ’0 scores on roll ecy all _ ., . ., . ..
, its fulfilment, an d its relation to prmlgaret Macbeod, both of Eastpol'l. Me, 3:01:513;ngrtlsFou.l.ntlLamr::l$3219.13:
' out day conditions. The enjoyment an‘dlwho have been visiting in town for I ' ,. ,' .. ‘ ., .-
' , _ . , some tlme~ past, left Thursday for play. and “1'. ulllnele of {overseen}
' appreciation 0f the audience was “1" Washington. idliss Macheod and Miss Harriet Sco‘
. Parent from the rapt attention With ,. ‘fleld. The guests included Mrs. George
whichthey received the lectured-blob! Dr. F. Milton Smith“. ot’thls town. l‘.'Bearse, Mrs. W. .l. Flenling,Jr., Mrs.
and hats.
was made" ”amcular'y memm‘g "Vlwho practices dentistry in New York, u. w. Freudonthal, Mrs. Ralph ulna.
“'9 many appropriate illustrations and'{addl‘essed the Men's Bible Class of the icy, llrs. Henry Morehouse, Mrs. Al-
the numerous scriptural Side lights‘Metluulist Church yesterday at 9.80 fredqltlorehouse, Mrs. Mark N. Nfll"
with’which the speaker enhanced the a. m. , - .munmm‘s. “103‘ C. Reading, 83,0 the
value 0‘ the truth presented. .. .. :iMlSSBS Alina Conn, Nettle-Mason, Man.
lectures increase in interest as Thaddeug Hoyt.one of pumps 59“. lounsbul-y, Helen Moi-choose. .Addlo
. “5 93‘5“ “0°99“ng one'known citizens, who traces his aneea- \‘,’l:fiLney and Georgia Whitney:
fl ,‘tlle 11113111913. afarler to the pres‘pry from colonial times, celebrated his «
me, W 91‘9- a e 11165 0f monk-Leightleth birthday: anniversary Satur-
genuverse and where the literal ful-i'day. and was greeted with a shower left town fol-Gulveslon, where he [will
'may 8001! be GEDBCWl. Those of postcardsfrom friends from far andrtake a position all-wireless operator
_ m ,iamivtokbe deeminued ezch near. ‘ a on the mold.otllle..Sautllermraulue
. .o’coc nan nonmal‘e» to ta- 5 .
' , bellman be “spentaanywhe/r: I
M...
.-
arwx “a!" muss-sama-xi 2.,
I
Aouucuopfimsges . j . QEYJ‘Hva.
Have Been Rooseo ' . ‘. '
AROUND out? Held “9&2qu '
.. , LATELY, So I'M coNNA- ,.
regu‘hr business meeting of BUY-A wATC-H' ooc ". 7
_ g ‘ socialiclub will be held " ‘ , ~
home 7-0: Mrs. R. 8.x.Barclay'
‘ w»atternoon.¥at 2:36 o’clock."
g meeting or the Women’s
“~ng or. ole ‘ Methodist
.bo'jl-llefdfljuesdayt evening
\
. 7 Vizuenrvvvu‘relt “of
-Msrch‘,1:4—Whilb ~ . t,
' stiller-home , '
Uberta Stags of the Heights has
N9 outlet-Ac on u. eoea
, otvw-musnspmmswf
~maohrwouuo" "
' {AROUND-9
other injuries. which necessitated Dr- rented a house in Sprillgdule.
Noxou’s . prompt attention at. the ‘
school building.
Mr. and Mrs. R. V. Frillf'igll of Bull
. "-7“- more are stopping in town.
Many people in town are. not satis-
fied that tre right treatmeutdwas giv-
en by the .town meeting, ~two Weeks
ago, to the claim of Mr; aners. Man
shall l’.~Rlchards of "18' new Token-
clle Road. and it is possible that... in
spite of having been pri‘dcnted to so
many town meetings. it. may come
up oncemorc. The. (ldim is a small"
one. and seems to be supported by
former town otllc’als. and there. is a
strong, f-tclillg that. lissjustlco uhould
be admitted, even though own legal
end with friends. on Smith «Ridge.
Miss Esther LeBal‘l'e spent
lb
sey.
the . grip.
od. Ills. andcillrs. Richards pure rebut er Sunday.
, table citizens ot the. town, who would ~
runot prese‘ntan improper claim. There-
. wouldxbe-sbdt right, andperhapnnheapmheright band. ‘
’or them. is» engage-litigation; to_.llave _ .__._._...‘ _ ‘
Tithe .townxtOguay this» smsfut-flflimlm . l ,::ll_laster.dacob Krapdwicz has retur,
t».,,.
”.r
.;
SAN,- to 8063 -
wuaf meta or A
- 90a“ blurs/co”
”TEL“ hie .Tlgll‘s ,
Java's?" ' '
l‘.
.A-
HOU SE
E..Twist of Passalc spent the week-
wcek-elld with relatives in New Jer-
Mrs. iJohnMulvlhill 01“ Richmond
Hill isuvlctiln of u aeVere attack of
Alias Rosamund Lloyd , ot' llunlaror
tEChDicfllersi‘LI‘gfii not be welltollnd-. neck. visited With relatives in town or
nlzlrs. Charles, ‘Rrondhurst is nutter-lug
fore. ’rmanywooovle abelleve .that‘ltvsmm .a..lxl’d1g directed toreilnger_ on“ 7
, .ness, comfort and sanitary construction. .
' No T.UFT design prevents spreading; the‘edges'of the mat-
tress ,always stay square, making it possible to have a tidy.
. welldressed‘ bed‘at all times. i
There. are no pockets to catch - the dust -and .dirt. , A whisk7 ..
broom. or. damp cloth will take all the dust of the mattress“
and a, few .minutes‘éln' the sunvthree or {curatimes a year
will keep it in as good condition asuwllen‘ncw. ‘ 1
.‘Each of the tentomfiartments is a mattress in" itself; the-
“ fullrresiliency.of,the.cotton! felt filler is obtained. This:
.makesvthe .Dlxie.Con7lpartment_Mauress .fully 30% more
comfortable than any mattress of tufted. construction.
~ ’And' thencompaotmcnt construction makes it possible to re-
r-inforcealthemattress where the weight of the body‘ comes. ‘
:Thisrprevents-hollowing out“;..afiords an evensand smooth:
sleeping: surface. , 7 ..7
Fer thetsleep tllatrests, use: the Dixie Compartment Mat-
tress. ‘ - . .
Come in and let u‘s-rshow youutheaDixie. . ,
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The TA.;~.l’. Augevine“ & SonCo
.7. ,fi.
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mucosa LAST N'lcuv;':'i,..
‘~AN .THA‘Y DAQWHUTT '
’ w is};
Emmet/ass -
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SAID lT ~
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the H. 0. Company. and instrumental Mr. and Mrs. lawrcnce Frothiugham he. met with a serious accidfililt lob; a
in placing several of their cereal pro and family are moving into their newvweek. “.lth’hls brother. “1 a111,: .
ducts on the'markei lollowing this house on St. John Place this week.' was returning from the vlcllmty of it)“
' - barn on their property, “were t 9y
1 ter with similar, work for the . . . 3..
Iézvocolmu't Packing Company. Schuyler McKenzie, who is studying had been carrying logs to burn in lLllL g
,, :mediclne in New York. spent a few fireplace, when he slipped on the loo
‘ on.» days with his mother and sister in New und tell with such force as to sustain -
I .' Canaan. a slight fracture of the skull.
‘ I n1 ' , g ..
‘ 7 1‘4 3 l
l ., - m l V‘ ‘
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ll ‘CANAAN l- --
lnonr _ , l l .g
_,' waés.~ubou~ma l H L
h - ~ - —. » x . . . _ .. by» ~ - " '.
llt-nry Warren is very ill at hls. runwfir‘rlflrlkr;nf::t fi'fi ,1
home on upper Oenokc avenue. :fi:::fi§:{:ffflzfif:w,§ , . '2‘ “‘37.", - N
Miss Marlon Weed is visiting with ‘ ‘ . 1
' liliie‘Co ‘rlmenl Mattress
"“ ‘ \ 1 . , . ' g; .. >
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin. Ofl'cn have ‘: ' mpa fl K, ,
. The mattress that satisfies your every. requirement on neat- _
._.._ at.
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