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Mrs. William DeveriAll left yesterday
to visit in New Canaan.
Mrs. Blodgett of Tokencke left yes
terday for her Philadelphia home.
Mi. and Mrs. J. F Btrehle recently
Aentertained W G. Majory, Jr., and J.
ASquires of New York city
tatenue is nearing completion.
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Miss Lillian ' Williams
is vixsitinr.r \iiih her aunt, Mrs.
of LeRoy avenue.
firs.- .Anna Reynolds of Cote avenue,
Milling an addition built on her
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Mrs. F. Schradcr returned home
from New Milford yesterday, where
Ashe enjoycd a week’s vacation.
_ . Gould Lamar of Keyser Place,
9 husband died recently, has
to New Jersey to spend a month
"1h "-latlves. .
re “A AA - 1 Miss Ruth member of Railroad ave-
_ James H Angleman oi 14 Van Zant nue spent a day \xith blends in Nero-
‘stwet. has taken a position with ton recently.
" Charles 1“. Green, the blacksmith tit
fiteamboat dock. 1
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toctviipviug out of Edward Ashton’s
Hints 111. th1 lltvizzlits
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iilrs. Grannis. one of the nurses at
Filf‘llAn Home for the soldiers,
jot-5111: :1 l\\‘0-\\'(:‘t‘li%' vacation
4111mm [hill an ordinary well driven
A Illtloi'uobili1 should not do but tlic lo-
cllvpolice evidently lct it got past
themfl‘hc local cops, liou‘cvcr :uiy
that thcrc is many an tititomobitc tliut
‘ ‘ 11'?“ h)" 11 state cop tluii ”ivy
E: at away with lots of things Silli-
my‘ bECMln‘t‘ it in tlrivcn by 11 state
mp. ‘ Whlld the local l‘orcc dot-sit't.
my that it is nothinn1 unusual for tho
‘0 police to be so mixed up in tlicti‘
tErilfllc rules as to alw 11):; stop on the
wrong side of the street. they do say
A thitdliey have allowed many :1 State
policeman in an ":tilatititiliilv do
"filings that he shouldn‘t, simply be-
" cause he was :1 statc cop. and lit-musc-
"they thought that tltei'c might be "‘21
method of tinidncss." f,
The cat p-iustd thiouch this city
nearly in the ttftetnoon Without dilll-
Acuity. The ofllccis hail complitdflitli
all More togitlutL-mu‘. cxccpt that of
carrying an Operator‘s ltccitsc. While ‘
Alfie Astute police 1110 i111 lined .AAA bc- the invalid soldlers at Fitch‘s Home.
licve that thct tésl viva 1111 PfltTlite‘t -
mans of tiring tltc cti‘icicnc} oi the:
Them will be many soapbox and sil-
\‘01 tongue orators during the 1111th
campaign begins.
Mix-v. Davenport.
and Mrs.
Mrs.
whore they will spend a few days.
Miss Helen Salvage mil
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Hudson.
to dismiss. the ittcdcnt iiitliout scti-
certain whether 01‘ not the diiv or car- v'prmod
glen. his license i' said to be unit at
tinted undei piescnt ooiidit .0111 and
M feasible.
One of the fiist duties of the ttafllc lng Louis 0 cndcnbmg, the
“car is to kecp ii'otl‘ic running its
moothly as possible Should he ttikcAstate m. V
titration himself to question aulolsts
Wording their him. 1. 1hr result
Mid prove a. detriment. to. ironic.
murder trial..
A, It is a shame to see the. condition
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showers The town or
6RAE, 68E SAGE EEAA
ore'g Grandmother‘s Recipe to Dark-A.
'39" and Beautify Faded Hair
good condition.
recent marriage in Stamford
. Your hair is your charm. It‘Mllton.Royle.
decorators the . face. ‘When it home in town.
A, turn gray or streaked, just an
Sale, the daughter of Mr..
Charles Scott.
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. . as it is a chool crossing.
body uses "Wyeth's cage. and
dir- Compound" now because it
uo'naturally and evenly that
can talilt has "boon applied. they do now
villmply “dampenm sponge or soft m
with lt and draw this damn
. Mir. taking one smll‘iitnud at a
; by morning» the my hair has
.' and the: another mu
it» kenne- buutmanylduli and
Antony and mm‘nu m
William is n Wm!
cross‘the road at thls‘point.
. ~—'—-‘-~—-—-w~’—M1 mutual-1e started for 114121111 1.11 Ba on one of the 7
The house that Win13!” (”31’9“ “A sent of its ownei.
"Ahavlng built for himself on Brookilde who is employed as a butler for a
“f B’AA’OA‘AynAday afternoon and separate with some
Owent
Eward Herman of Stamford is now‘
is Gil--
pziit of next month, when the. election
Beauregard 1
Bibbitts and their families!
loft ycstcrday morning for Pint1 iron»
Miss Mary
Cullen have returned to tlicli‘ homo in
this place after spendin; a week's vu-
cntlon in placcs of interest allflng the
Governor llolcoinb has zippvvovcd the
requisition of the executive committee
of the soldiers“ hospital board OanlO
comptroller for $13,000 for the euro ot
Ewai‘d thtn, the bake? at Fitch's
m 1 m3, 3 1;. (it, togpdA ’ "
file pome’ AA“ AAA A A Home, who was recently taken ill
nus constdciutton. To hold up aiitoista While at \\",ork and conveyed to 1‘19
in wholesale numbeis nietelt to as~ Stamford Hospital. is now micli lm-
A Philip H. Nivcn has been cntcrtaiit—
lawyct" .
who conducted the prosecution for tho
iiginin in the famous Boldly
that‘ the rain leaves the bridge alter
the inilm. d
should do something to sac that the
sewers under the bridge ate. kept in
Announcement has been made or: he .
at he
atfbealltifult even shade of dark, home of the bride, of Miss Rosa Cain,
:1 hair can only be had by brew-tormeny of New York, to Robert Gru-
..a"mlxture of Sage Tea and Sub haul, of this town, chauffeur for Edwin
They will make their
Oongratultitions are being extended
to Mr and Mrs Adolphus lrgvin m‘upon
their marriage too weeks ago. He in
a plumber well known by a 1111 go cir-
cle of friends in town and the latter is
and Mrs.
“The town has a sign on a'telephone
.pole before you come to the school
house. warning motorists to £111. slow
We would
hate to attend tbla'school andhave'to
That in'
to say if the motorists run as fast as
An Indoor-outdoor baseball game wlll
be played on the grounds of William
mutter. Imaginary. W» 28.. bh'
mm the Not-coon 1131.8th and the
Stanford Yacht (111.111.1119 put-pole ofL
thin um- II to furnish tableau for RNA,
Wilma in moo with
ding loin north or
This will he the. foun-
bungalow. 1
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uidy and only got as far as Fall Rivet. Mrs. Schinks
;T'nc reason he reached this point was 'daiion for Ali‘s. 311.123 Pike’s;
because he got on the wrong boat. andA
Ithougb he had to spend his \acair-i a. A Mr and Mrs. Christoph . Ev us 21-13
Fall Rivet". he enjoyed it very much. gthe happy parents of a little son.
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William Young almost met with at Miss Mabel Ritch will give a concert
serious accident yesterday afternooanrecital Saturday afternoon. September
while‘ riding his bicycle near Centei'il, in the Congregational church at ’-
street. While nearing this street. anAo'clock... The proceeds to be devoted
iautomobile truck driven by a drive-r bytto Wilton library.
ithe name of Van Tassel suddenlv rant
down on Young. However the bicyclpA. Miss Louise I you, North Wilton wril
“as the only thing that uas injured, 1 teach in a public school in Foiriield to:
land that injury may mean a new bi itlie ensuing year.
cycle for William. A -
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Harry Otiman was arrested yester
day afternoon for driilng a car iiith
lout a driver‘s or an operaioi' 5 license
Aand using a machine without the covt-_
By doing so Harrv.
John Scofield has recently taken in
64 boxes of honey from a single hive,
and has already extracted over four
quarts of liquid honey, with ore to
Acome.
The price of 93:3, although high for
the season, dons not keep pace with
the price of corn, for it requires over
nine dozen oi eggs at 50 cents per doz
on to buy one bag of the food which
liens need to continue laying.
chalthy Noroton family, will have to:
appear in the toun court house Mon-
Aof biomoncv. If they fine him as they
did Disbrow last Monday night we gin»,
Athlm oui sympathy. A
A The first installment of news regard- .
tiny the campaign in {mar if no
Alicense in the various “W et" towns of
the state “as sent out to all 0011119.": it-
cut newspapers this week by G. ll
Ritclter of this town, who has begun
its work as publicity agent of the (‘on
,ntvcticut Temperance Union, tl‘c Btatc
turmoil of the Anti-Saloon League of
Auterlcu. This matter is appearing
:this week in ncarly all the newspapers
,of the state.
The wedding of 1111110111 r111 Vel‘c Al-i
ion and Miss Marie llollistcr was one;
of the pietiies t ucddings that ever
took place in the l0\\ll of 11111611. Tlict
Rev. Freerlck M. Hollister. father of ttteA
bride otficiatinn, using 11 printed form
of aervicc..' The bridc, in a lovely.
gown of white with the customary vcil
looked lowly, and 1111* three» bride-A
maids in gowns of ttxtptisitc coloring, sit
combination of lavcnder and pink and;
the maid of lionorin corn colored silk. '
also the little flowci‘ girl.1\llss (‘Ell‘fi
lvl volts, and a small ribbon boy, Mustci
Timothy Mei-min made :1 picture not
easily to be forgotten.
The high cost of living must cc:-
ltalnly have hit a few of tlic rcsldents
Mrs Alyn Williams has returned to
thc Tokenckc inn .1iicr a visit to i‘el t
titlvca in the South. A sad incldcnt fit
her trip was the sudden death of but"
mothcr. 1' , I
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A David Bispbain. tbc‘ celcbttitcd sing}
Aer “he appears at the
.llozziri's opcta under the ausplccs 1va
.thc \\'rdncsdny Attornoon
:club. Octobcr
‘tivc honic iii
'Brlgedport Post-
ltlicir meeting,“ is not ktioiin \vlietlici
tthc moat was passcd an ill or not but
no can snfcly say that the meat wasn't
seen again and what has become of 11.
is quite. 11 puzzle to determine.
'l‘okcnckc,
Mrs. Guy Howard of North Wilton
has been spending a few days in New
York.
was held from his late home on 1h1
1‘.11»111~:lto:1d itoxbury. last Friday of
ternoon. Rev. C. w. Bariottofllclotcil.
Ground has been broken for 11 celltit‘
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Statement Published by State Papers
Was Mitinterpretation of Old 3
Ordors.
The statement 11111111111 in state pit-7"
ports yestt-i‘dny that members of tho
Home Guard all over the state must;
Casino in 110 teniiistcrcd during the four days
«i. was denied
Mum r1| hint1 night by home guard officials. 'l‘ltc‘
15, has sold his nttrac-1rcport was said to be simply an tit--
Barium—quorum to get sonic sensational news
{tom the oidcrs, published a month
:ngo that till tho home guard compan-
The funeral services of Jacob Grunt 11,3 in a“. state should be
bcglnning September
311ml now musici- roles he made out. in-
all the new members of the
companion the work to be completed ,.
‘illt’lOl‘O September 8.
Acludlng
WHITE MAN E
CREATES ntsrufi’cANce
Mrs. abort Roy Attowé'd to Go ’Altof.
Telling Her Story in Court.
Qtllcer Sammis arreitcd Mrs. Rubi
crt Roy of Water street. South Nora
walk, on the complaint of Alfred White
THE ,
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of the same strcct. who charged Mrs.
lloy, who is colored, with having zis-A
suulted him. It developod from xvii-1‘
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LA'E'E ERESH POTATOES
Mls. MAY BE SAVED BY FEW
Barrett
door and
A certificate of incorporation was
filed this week in the omce of the sec-
rctary ot‘ stoic by the Land Dcvclop»
nicnt Company of New Haven. with an
authorized capital stock of $50 000.
ml 11.
company. with an authorized ciipithltma A“ “mum“ ‘0 AAAA'A‘”
dock of 3311000. "WW”
The ilullurd M :ichlne Tool Company
of Brldgcpoit filed a ccrtitlcatc oi iii-l
creased capital stock.
inspected waterproof as possiblc.
3051-01, GUNNER A PRISONER carrying oit‘ tlic water.
1 BOSTON. Aug. .24.——M.‘1yor Curley
announced today that he had receiv-
ed a telegram from the navy depart-
ment iii Washington giving otllcial in-
formation thnt James Delaney 0! Mol-
den, chief gunner‘s mute on the tor A
pedoed steamer Campanti. was a pri-
soner in the hands of the crew of the
German submarine. The news’was re-
ceived through the Spanish embassy.
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torial. ..
pit is opened.
ithc storage of potatoes
Farnicrs' Bulletins 84? and 579. It
ton. D. C.
”1&2. wk»:
vmm "om;
7'1 5 Saturday. Augustflfith
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prices you:
Only a few moro dogs
Shortage of stock and
11111 to close». thin-ash sooner than oxpec‘tod.
103111on .«lmk over our line.
-help1but buy them.
MEMO!!!“ AND DlENING NOON! FURNITURE
left. ~Your last chance to buy Furniture at such big savings.
impossibility to obtain «goods for this sale has made it necessary for
You will find many things that you want and at .such low
.AT BARGAIN PRICES.
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SIMPLE pnomcnono
. . -. v .w . . id :1 hi it iiihule to the lit (‘ .11 ~ -' ‘ .. - ---__
-, . . -..ith.11.l and \tilliam D.1..dnle We“0;of Daivlcn. After you get ”1mm,“ re:1.l~ 1...— AEAEAin cbaAracter l ‘1. (b0); 11:} m 52:61: tcstimony that M1». Roy “an, . Sure late 11-151; puttttot-s by ivt-(atiitg
RideAllOver State in Auto- ’AAAAAAAAWAA LA A” Now JETS"? 3 A““' day‘s int.r this you won't wonder how it has». 4 1 A. . _ AA A AA Am“ A . A AA only “mm m protect herself from ”’9 'A1 "l in 1&4 113m in 1111“ villi-1, .(Jl‘
, , , ago 3,, ”mm the funeral of 3 mm. ., , 1 BMW spoke of Comrade <1ru111 In his attacks of Waite who is a white 1111111 in an outdoor storage 11111111 or 1.11.
- b E “I t F C0 S - \ csttiduy afternoon a dog ownc'l b) a t, v. . _ 1 . - . _
"m0 185 at mg 01' p __ y ‘ rclations to the. war of thc rt-bcllion. and who scented ’to have some lClA»‘ “11911 5101111 in collars, the 1-01.1-
to D m d ' O rator’s “MAM Side "1'“de in some way 111‘ {A AA the} 1- Mg bvi l 1 u l . A 1 p .‘ toms inuv be put into hdi‘rcls Alli).‘((v“—‘
v. e an [)8 » :111. and \115 Charles 1(aufmai] “Author not a piece of meat wcighinuA A: . s 101.1 “a. 1 ng torm. 1101.11 llt. udlcc against Mrs. Roy, so she was dis. b,,.k,.t<'("1‘alb~' bins or on ”:9 "(.m-
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loense vAmAAmAA‘A J‘A‘m‘“ ““9“” ‘A‘AAA‘YA‘AAQEAA about much pounds and started to :l AAAOAAAAAlAtdAAO m‘AAmAlAeAb of AAA“ AAA]? SAOAAAA AAAAArFAAd AA} JAAAASAA VOSbmA’JA “AAA” morn-- but 1111151 A}? [WOMAN from the ”12111.
Th l .- ll H '7‘ .. .. .. . tlitvi‘r ncpliew, Abraham (larbcr Oflld'lllk along the utrcut. The dog hadn‘t ‘1 ' .soumt “til-R Dif‘rlllf‘ni “(to in lit)- log in the downtown court. ‘lt scenic. Select 11 well-drained location. 11111kc
- o ocal po (1 loud} it (-11- hu-t llrooklvn . , ,1 wuvton.'1‘lic cntlrc community out: that Waite attempted to hit up. Nov 11 shallow excavation iibout Six 1111mm
fling ulibis to account for Elli‘ ‘ ', A50“? vcry AA” 59AM" 3‘ woman A" the A 1, - E ' i 11 l' 1 ‘t iv‘tl :1 "W ll'tv lcvivcs
-~ ' .. . —————-———- E . , ,A A 93! billlpalh)‘ to M111. Giant in hot uvtth‘an oil can nt‘terhe had called her ”‘A‘ ”A‘ A» ‘.A ' A‘A ’ '-’ ‘ "
t that the state police cl.i.1.i the} ‘ ineigltbmhood approached the dog and 1 Ab “a": t . or similar ntatcrml, and Wm, thc 1111‘
p more able to put one over on them by Edward 1- HOW“. formerly bakcr m'1onk the meat out of its in.outb Afltl A , ' ert min quite a AAAA‘A‘A names and had used much 11119115 in a conical pitta on the ltniiit.
driving a car. 1111110111 tier-11w 11111111: Fitch's llrmc who Pnlisictl -1 ichm 1111111 1 . . ' M“ and WW“ A ”WAS 11110511110111th ‘ W" ‘7' M 7~ abusive language. and that when 111- \1-111-111c'11111101110t titt- Illt’ 11111111 11111
, . . . . g 811 culled two of the llf‘ELEl . . t l 1
from Stamfoid ‘0 -‘AA‘“AA“A MAG” 1A months ago in tlic naiy, loft with :1 b0“ and thcy begun to 118‘s their A“ A" A110 “"l-‘A MWAA‘A“ “‘(‘t’m SUCH 3' OFFACAALS DENY REPORT 111111119 nth-r hm- site rosc from where sanic "size as, but not luricr than,
"a stopped. . . pai‘tv of troops for France A A A ”f MASS J C- Mills 03A l‘okcnckc.. OF “EMA-ASTERANG Elle was sitiinu on her front stoop and AAA“ bOA‘Ao’“ “AA AAA? OXAAAAv‘A‘AAA‘A’A‘
. Tho cat’tn which the slant 1it)ll(‘t‘ ‘ ' ilmllmlMi on U!“ “WHY- AEAGI‘ ”IA-Q -..__._‘.. . ' HOME GUARD SEPT 4 . . AAA EA , (‘m‘ct‘ potatocs with the sonic H.111.»
rode was said to have done all Hills ‘‘‘‘‘ ”" lboard of pun1 food was through with tipped a “1mm“ box of! of the from tcrlal :15 that used for linin; tho ‘11-.1-
threw AA AAA Waite, “An” tom of tho pit and carry ‘lt up MW-
31011er it with his left cheek. heml inches above tlic upcx oi: H11 1 H11
“MVM ‘ot vegetables, hnviiu: it 1:111:11!
NEW CORPORATIONS, ‘illl‘flflli h the ditt covering. This
serves as a vintiluting ilttc.art1l 1t
s‘hould ho (‘OSClHl with 1i piece of ii 11
or 11 Shott board as a ptotoction from
The diit c'r-"owiing should be» 2 or
.1 incite-s thick uhcn tbc ictzctztblm‘
are stored. and it should bc lllClCai-[d
A certificate of Tncorporatltin “351 as sc'iirclx cold ucathcr approacbt‘u
tiled by the Norwich “'oodiiotking Eunttl it is 1 mm or 1110111. in thith-
114ml
ln finishing the pit lllt (it: t‘
tshould be firmcd with tlic b;-1(k at tho
isbovcl in order to 111 tho it .is 111 .11ly
The shallow trench :iil-iind tlic hum
of the pit should harm an 011th tor
Supph incur.
the dirt covering with itianut-c. 1111.111»,
corn fodder. or otltcr pi‘otecti'vc- 111.1-
U'se several suntll pits Elli-truth
of one large one, its vcnctublcs imp
better in small pits. and the «min»
contents can be removed \vhcn that
For more detailed infomtition on
write {111‘
S.
Department of Agriculture, \Vaulpng-
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