moi-mound um um at m to stun Wanton . . & m w. Shem vim-«l win- ” I» ma. Sunday. h. Ralph llindlcy of Brooklyn Ils- .“hw sister, Mrs. E. humour}: Si” Was born Wednesday evening fir. lid Mrs. Peter Sucnney of No .a—.——-_.- um Howard Slawsou and her son. m Jr., spent Sunday with rain 3" in Bridgeport. rm!“ J. Flemming, .lr.. 1~1>turnvd Way from a businrss trip of u M of mks in Pviiu>ylv:1iiia. In. E. M. Grout visited her motht-r, In. Rain 0! Stamford. on Thursday, I!“ the occasion of tlu- latvr's birth- : M’nnniversary. J.Neuger,tl1e Railroad mnur tail- u measured about all the tmal MB of the llumt tiuzud tot thoil' m to be supplied |\ the stile Ila—motor Zignian \ltison lllirl ii , of men (nlployt d in making It" “MW the highways in Wilton. Will ‘be engaged SOlIl'!’ limo in this Wit 8. M. Allon is Ill il >t'l‘ltill5\ B on at his homo ou Mansfield! We,” the result of on internal in-' M'mmlued in reaching: for sonic “med [min on uppor sin-Ii in .mm l Ammr Fl‘Ed ll. 3 Lilli], uln- v :15l ‘ Mlle! before hi: tmtointn l(lll ml lath Wmafllership, is unending hi~l Wane from postal duties at liis‘ mm. taking the place of Drug ' flit I. M. Allen during tln 1.1119134; mum in the local (inn: Mon? ‘AP. Manor of the Columbia llOlt'l : :been experiencing mnsidernlilo‘ midis recently. First he was ttillull 1‘ had then one of his cmploycsv at) that it was necessary to draft: iim‘emor, the local harbor. into1 our“ cashier. For lhcsc iuw To“! 1’. Bl‘un‘imor, formerly hur- . 81 Fitch‘s Homo. has been mn- noting the Breumci‘ shop. .—~- ! amen, th: 19~yc.u- -old son at tllt“ ‘3 James Yuitnil of \lunsl‘itld urc- died very suddenly. Friday :-trt°r in the Stamford Hospital “here ’3‘ lull been taken hurriedly for an lion for appendicitis The young 4mm a student in the Standard 53% School, and very highly esteem- elm and by a large circle of in this town. He was active H WWI! among the young people an» Methodist Church. The funer- alaorrioo was conducted at the church Monday afternoon. any one: PRIESTS 'ro ENLIST. mum» Likely to Suggest. Serv Ice to Hit Younger Subordinateu HAW“), May 22.—-Right [Rev ‘ Joseph Nilnn, Catholic bish- Ip _.O‘huuecticut, said Sunday that ionic probably soon look over the 9(le priests in the diocese ‘ view to suggesting to some of under forty years of age. the ad- it] of enlisting as regimental ins for work with the American ‘ln Frame. it is known that ‘ priests in Waterbury have ulrlng concerning the proccd .WBY commissions. and . Rafter passing the oral ex . . ,_-waa rejected by the army is recent twenty-fifth anniven button of the Consecration .éd’ral. when most of the f the state were assembled bishop said he presumed that 1' them would he called upon a as chaplains; and in his at the Cathedral Sunday, Rev. Murray, diocesan chancellor, ‘ that patriotism among Caih their church and their nation. . or Wanna GOT THEIR mute. the" euly ninth century to ~ of the «middle of the nine- mm, spinning was the chic! of woman. A young wo- called spinstcr because she chi Mourns married she did . or course, take her mar- hut italic remained un- not‘sentimeutal, but a duty , he...“ The Sign of u lit-liable Dcalcr und the World's U «. fiversol Summer or Winter, at: home or afield—any time, any place-«the Red, White and Blue SOCONY 7 Gasoline Sign stands for service. It pays to know What goes into your tank. Un- identified gasolines, even in the rare instances when they are of good quality, vary so Widely i that” each filling disturbs the delicate balance ' ’ which is the secret of proper carburetion. S OCON Y Motor Gasoline is: absolutely uniform in quality. Every gallon is like every other gallon, now or' next week, here or a. hundred miles from here. _ ' Ask for SO-CO—ny, by name, and you Will be sure of getting the best gasoline-reload, power- ;ful and“ quick-starting. Sold- by reliable dealers evcryvvhere. ' . _ ' STAWARD on. co:- omewvonx A ; mom *- £1" norm: ' -‘
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