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my MARKET
.9 NO. MAIN s"
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hr meeting this afternoon,
lngton street, are spending
Braisted, at Staten island
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Mr.
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George Thompson of Edlle avenue.
Naval Reserve Force.
homes over Labor Day.
7. The
'aooiai'ond business meeting
afternoon.
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ajtcacher for the kindergarten in each
‘ building, and full day session.
It is anticipated that a large number
a; little tots about five years of age
will enter, school on Monday morning.
M rtant work in the elementary school.
gum the klndergarten. . _ : ..
The Epworth Dengue of the East
Avenue M. E. Church, which held its
business meeting at the home of Carle-
ton L'Holnmedieu on Rowan street
last evening. enjoyed a social hour
‘wlth games and refreshments after
the meeting. About thirty members
were present.
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Among those who have rewrnetl
‘ from spending 9 few days or longer at
‘. the Adventist (‘mnp ‘ Ground at Main
* ville are E. O. Smith, Mrs. S. W. Vel-
msor and daughters Guasie and Clara
Yelsor. Mrs. Clara Stntlnard. M r. and
. ”rs. Richard Bland and Mr. and Mrs.
~_ ““:rtllur Ainslvorth. '
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bl’atrons of the schools are hereby
tilted that Supervisor E.
.L ,ompson will be at the Fitch School
g_ morrow morning at 9 o'clock to re:-
; er all pupils who have not. been so
called in the Eitst Nor-walk schools
heretofore, at 10 o'clock he will be at
the Marvin school for the same pur-
Me if parents will see that regis-
Vjtratlon of pupils who are coming to the
East. Norwnlk. schools for Abs first
dime, arerekistered, at .thlmfima. it
(will save much delay and iiiconveni-
‘ one; on Monday morning, Remember
‘iheghouh—atvFltch School 9. 'at Marvin
.10 sharp. ,
Geo.
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‘ A very successful meeting ‘of the
East Norwaik Improvement Associa-
ayt afternoon. at which time reports
,were read and received. The report
' of the building committee was especial-
y interesting as it told the ladle! that
boy could occupy their new buildlnz
10an Zuni street by about the and of
cit; month. The ladies are planning
ogre. beam to be held there some
fimodn. November, the date to be ' ‘m
Danced-later. The garden commit-
eo’l. report was very pleasing and the]
committee will hold a picnic at Cal!
rapturofieach to an the» childmn on
unguardenjlist. about 170, jon' some
Saturday afternoon in the near future.
The association will also can witb~the
Garden Association uptown ; in hair
Whoa lobe held in about , two
What the Town AsSembly Hall; A
a? Very 800d attendance was had yea-tor:
Yasmin ‘
. Miss Margaret Fodor of Marvin
(Beach is still at her desk in the Foo
.The Ladies" Aid Society of the East
Avenue M. E. Church holds its regu-
C. A. Braisied and family of Wash-
Several
days with Mr. Braisted’s father, S.
and Mrs. W. C. Woodworth of
New Hartford, Conn. have been spend
_ . in several days with Mr. and Mrs.
AChief Boatswain‘s Mate fled Lar-
son. John Miller. Fred Lovejoy of tile to her home in Georgetown.
visited their
Ladies' Auxiliary of (Wm and Labor Day visiting friends in
Church will hold its regular mnnllnyll’m" “‘95”
in the!
basement of ”1.. church on Thursday? .llarold Schlichtlng of New Milford,
The patrons of the schools are much‘Sdmcmmg‘
pleased that the kindergartens are to; .
to run on the former schedule. tlin ia‘: William MOON)" an empioyo of tho
{or probably there is no more inl-i
flout/was held at the home of Mrs.»
,1?er Campbell on East. avenue. yester- ~
Mia Science. Monitor, with his son.
.fi . 1'», .is‘
7., garding Dariea'o court, which in Mint
lambasted from Stamford, Nor-walk.
and almost every point of the compass.
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Wallis. all of Brooklyn, returned to
that place yesterday morning, alter
' Frank Decourcey was rather surpris-
i ——--—- .ed Labor Day, when Jack Lewis and
I We feel it coming. What? That Tom Moore. two old friends of Frank's
awful battle of Dry va. Wet.
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Iwhom he knew -whén he resided in
Brooklyn. called on him. Frank had not
The board of finance held a meeting seen them for seven years.
.last night in the town hall. '
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; Mr. and Mrs. Van R. Pooley are the N
Arthur J. Woo‘d is reehingliug the
oroton school, and James Hindley is
idoing the tin work in connect”: with
6the contract. the jobs having been giv-
en out recently, and must be complet-
red in timefor the schools to reopen
inext week.
1 Fred Finch returned home yesterday? Attendants at St. Luke's Church, No-
morning. after spendlng the week-endlmmn’ on Sunday. were greatly inter-
land the holiday at Glen Falls, N. Y.
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iparents of a son, born last week.
i Richard Holloran attended the base-
ball game at the Polo Grounds. labor
Day.
Eested in the eloquent missioaary Ser-
lmon preached by the Rev. Samuel M.
Greene Of the P°3tlDorrance of Central Falls. R. 'I., and
road, has been entertaining her SiSterVresponded liberally ‘0 the appeal for
.Mrs Baker of the Bronx. [funds for this cause .
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Waiter Stark “r ”I" Heights 15 91": Justice Snead gave out this state-
.joying a vacation from his duties with '
ment. to the Sentinel reporter yester-
«he Yale 8‘ Towne “’5' CO' or Stam'day regarding the line that be imposed
lford‘ ion Edward \‘i'eafcr last Wednesday
j ’ ’night. "The reason I let Weafer of! so
i John Brown and family 0’ wmm‘easy wacbecause there will be a civil
'N' J“ are guests 0f Mrs. Brown’s pIr- suit brought against him shortly, and
.ents. Mr. and Mrs. C. B Fitch, of No- to flue him heavily last week would
gl'OlOll Heights
. not be fair. for hols now in a hot fire."
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Miss Marcella Corning, who has
been visiting her aunt, Mrs. M. L
:llaines of Gracie street, has returned
Word was received in Barton at
about 7 o'clock that a terrible ncci
dent had taken place at Millard's
bridge, when a super six Hudson au-
tomobile crashed into the trolley car
due at Darien at 7:40. It was also said,
that a boy and two women were badly
injured. Full details concerning the
accident could not. be obtained up to 8
o’clock last night by the Sentinel re-
porter.
Jack Bortine, the French cllefln
Ste-us lunch wagon. spent Spnduy
.ls spending a few days at the home 0!
ihis parents. ' Mr. and Mrs. G. M. V.
With court called to order at 7:45
last night one of the fairest trials that
has taken place. in Darien for some
time was heard before Justice John
Selleck. when the case of James J.
Sykes, one of the directoys of the
. Walter Steward grocery store, is enjoy-
‘ing a. few duys‘ vacation motoring with.
Mabel Decouroey. Amelia and lemma};1 98 Washington bl , SO. Nerwalk
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l t spending the week-end at the home ad
3 Non” "N ' Frank Decourcey on Le Roy avenue.
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Andrew Davey, inc.
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19 Main 8b. Nor-walk. Phone 388.
Economy Store. 44 Van Zandt St, East Nor-walk.
Prompt Auto Delivery.
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“Oolong, Mixed and English v00 FEB
Bra 1 l I cry Best
350 lb. 24c lb.
India and Ceylon 0110i“ Blend
450 - 19c lb.
My-Terino—J New Dessert .. ..... ..... . . 10c pkg. _
1-2 lb. pkg. Atlas Ceylon Tea .......... 300. For iced tea
dine: in Tomato Sauce' ......................... 100 a.
This store will be closed all day Monday—whim ‘
Day.
ENCW Fall Waists ;
Exceedingly beautiful models made of French Voiles. ' 5
‘ The styles are churning to say the least, with their pin
tucks, hematitching and pretty laces.
They are sized correctly. ;
They fit: accurately.
Furthermore, there are all sizes.
Prices ‘ $1.98, $2.25. $2.98 and $4.50
”/09 GRADE MIRTHANDUII AT "1C‘D[RAIA~PPIC[5
33 WASHINGTON s'r.
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In the. trial ll was stated that LevisoniCounciinlan George w. Stevens docs
had a load averaging ,from 300 to 300, credit to his party and is highly pleuw‘
pounds of material on the buck .ofzhis; ing to his many friends and neighbors
Fol-d when Sykes struck him with his‘ who look on him as a conscientious
Maxwell. But in the trial lievison uidi member of the council. The delegates
the. load ho had on his car was only 65' to the city convention are well known
pounds as there was nothing but hall-land loyal party men. With Hiram.
in the bags. After Levison was asked I Sherron. flurry E. Scofield and Edwin
a few questions his testimony ended. W. Godfrey as committeemen a visor-
ilrlonds, through the Mohawk trail.
. _ _ Sykes Motor Sales company of Siam-
ford. vs. Herman Levison of Stamfordl
l James Pooley. who is building a con- '1
{,crete bungalow on Bullord's lslnnd.|Who had figured in an automobile acci-
dent at 2 o’clock yesterday Merlloul.
was tried. Judge Selleck called Sykes
to take the witness stand and then on
This evening the Republican party dared Grand Juror Willmott t° read.
Iwill hold their caucus at the town'hall. the charges against Sykes. which “5‘
Scott‘s Cove, expects to have. the burn
lgalow completed shortly.
,way of ‘tbe town in such a manner as?
:to endanger the life and limbs of the
The Rev. Doctor Meyer, who has women using ”“3 “id highway," After
church ill Newark, N. J., is spending the charge was read Justice Selleck
his vacation at the home of his sisterfinfla Sykes if he was guilty or "M
Mrs. H. Miller of Mansfield avenue. Guilty. Sykes pleaded Mt guilty. M
this point Officer Dance was called on
smey Wilson 0, mghmd avenue' the stand and he told the lollowlng'
who is superintendent of cullipmcntlamry: ”1 was ““9" on "’9 19‘”qu
for the New Haven railroad, is enjoy- and I was asked if I w“ the tralilc 0"
ing a few days‘ vacation from his du- licer which.-which I replied to as yes.
ties. , and the party on the other and of the
_____.g___ phone said that this is Sykes speaking,
Notwithstanding his lame. arm, “mend that h" had 5“”! met with an accl-
itor Alvah .Wilmott- is busy-cleaning dent near‘Spollman's garage. and that
windows and otherwise getting Center h“ wanted me ‘0 3° ""- which I a“
School ready for its re-openlng m2“‘vUpon my arrival i tried to find out who ,
week. 'was to blame. but it was of no avail.
for Sykes would blame Levlson and
» Walter Deverill, who is stationed at.V‘¢“V€r88- AS 1 Could not set any
a fort somewhere in Texas, is sending‘sutiafactlon l placed them both under
letters to some of his friends in which arrest. Officer Dance also stated that!
to attend.
north soon and embark for France.
l‘it seemed to him that it was reckless
Walter Van Tassel. who was employ- driving 0“ both men's part. SW“ was
ed in Stoward‘s Grocery store during next on ”‘9 stand. He “'33 represent-I
the summer. resumed his studies at the 9‘1 by a ”“1“”- and it seems that:
Stamford high school, yesterday morn-4551‘” had the presence of mind to get '
ing. ‘
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> ‘spot where he and Levlson mot With.i
Mrs. w_ p. Edgerton and her momentheir automobiles. But one of the. bad:
,mflimry parade. , !left out. At any rate they were used.
in the trial and from the picture the,“
her grandmother, Mrs. Henry Sconeld. seventeen 5‘03”,"
was his opening:
of the Post Road.
Istatement and thatwas all that weal
heard of his driving.
week, ls recovering from the effects of 9'1 road, and
feotadeveloplng. ;, 30f my way and consequently we met‘
. ‘ .in a head on collision. When I struck
Howard Morris, who is employ'ed in'him the front axle of my car bentkahd
tbs postomce at Gloversvllle, N. v., I applied my brakes immediately.
formerly! a resident of Noroton which swung me around and .i ‘hlt‘a
Heights, visited last week at the tree with the rear end of my manhlp‘c
homes of Mr... and Mrs. Clarence 3011- This, man could have avoided the ac-
ton and Mr. and Mrs. John Tyler. icldent, but it seems that he kept; on '
i” . . ~ - coming toviapd Tune until'I Was idle ..
F10ydW.Tfiggs of the old King‘s distance otf‘ol the muoudmlaedl roar:
Hmwa‘y. tho cartoonist of the Chris-_ Sykes alsopald that this man was on
his half or thoroadand that he could
> 'not. manned hlm'back if'lie struck
in but“ hamlet Lovloom ls dad his testimony;
John, Mfle‘exhlbit ‘ol the Silver
Gm fire-is '
14%qu " that‘fiykes we true}
he states that he expects to come Skye: was ”“9”“ toward NCTWMkim
.and Levison toward Stamford. and as p
l Point.
In. photographer to take pictures of the'renowed acquaintances. .
Mrs. Fanny Helmuth, have returned points of these pictures was that. they: on thellouse'boat which has been in
from a visit of a few days to New‘York, were too one-sided, as they presented, the Rowaytonharbor for some time haul
during which they saw lggt week's big Sykes side nicely. but chlson's was: been sold to Darlen parties.
Miss Eunice Curtice has returned to' position each was icon the road wasbeen visitors at the Tokeneke home of to
her home at Bay Shore, L. L. after a explained. Sykes then went on .with‘MP- and Mrs. Franklin Lynch, recent.-
visit of several days at the home or his story. "I have driven a car for?!"
_ But the storylw‘ls on the Long island shore ddring
Albert'Peck of the Heights. who was’concernins the accident .was as for" Wei-WSt summer, has returned to 1161‘
hm“ by '3 strange (108 one day last lows: "My right wheel was off the pav.__Wlnter berth here. and will shortly be
this man was comingj-hauled out, on the shore. '
flotation without any further bad ef— toward me making no effortto get out; ' "
in; two weeksylth his grandparentsd
Captain and Mrsfll. W. Cole. return-' . ,
ed to his summer hometn Long Islandnw "“1 0P8“ mm Tue-‘33“ “'"h
Swiferday. ‘ V 7‘
ping slumping, E. 1 Sites, at. Hick- county Jail containsbetw‘een 70 and-80
dry-Bluff, has returned to Nawjyoppgriaoners. whites large} number. are
to. make preparations. for her rotor-moot on ball. The jury of this court has
triplo-Parls.‘ ' .‘ u ‘ fl
‘. Mr. andMl-s. AlbertBloodgood ending, A, n, McFADDEN
son Roy'h‘ave returned to their:homo:,
in:Perth_Amboy .N. J., after-spending
l“ w d5
Then he was told to listen to thejous campaign may be looked for.
charges against him: 1, Reckless driv-§ ,
pg. 2 operating car without operators'i Among the members of Buckingham
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Miss Esther W. Knapp spent tho
weekend at Paterson, N. J.
Mr. and Mrs. G. T. Smith have been
visiting friends in Greenfield, Mass.
New Canaan fishermen were quite
numerous at Peach Lake on Labor
Day.
Harry Panick, who was operaled
upon in a New York hospital, recent‘
Iy. is recovering.
: Mrs. Walter Stewart of Hoyt street
is enjoying a’ visit from her aunt, a res
ident of Rochester.
Miss Sally Cooper of Bridgeport has;
been the guest of Mr. and Mrs. G. E I
Dartt for the past week. i
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Stanley Duryea and Allen Wood.
have been enjoying camp life it liakef
Trinity for the past week or so.
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Mr. and Mrs. Howard Raymond of;
Woodbury were guests of their parents?
on Seminary street during the past:
week.
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Dr. Thomas Tunney and family and
T. W. Benedict and family enjoyed
Sunday and Monday motoring over the
Mohawk Trail. 1
Mr. and Mrs. R. H. (‘oy and family.
spent Labor Day very pleasantly at?
Princeton. N. Y.. the guests of friends
and relatives. I
Miss Blanche Wilson. who has been.
living with her aunt, has returned to.
her home in Brooklyn. l
llarl'y Fairly. stationed at Hoxfordfi.
Mass. as a member of Battery l" of
Stamford, was home on a brief visit'
with his parents, Sunday. l
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Regina! Pay. who has been residing.;
in the Reinhardt block, has moved to;
the estate of H. M. Hall on Weed
street, where he is now employed. l
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Andrew Opstrup. who has been cm i
.:lu(us,1\'. .l. m and llln taunt," u)
moved to their new home on Saturday
‘iy H. J.. Sec-field's motoriruck.
Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Stevens and s a,
Mark. extended their hospitality to
several of their friends in an auto-
mobile trip to Newburgh. Sunday. Up-
on their return they were accompanied
by Mrs. Stevens' sisterAin-law, Mrs.
Standring.
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As Edward Craig, with his family
and a few friends, were enrout. to
Springfield, Mass, Friday. their tar
skidded on an o‘ly road and ran into
a fence. No one was injured. but the
front wheels, three mud guards, and la-
diator were damaged.
150,000 STAMFORD
COMPANY ORGANIZES
A certificate of organization of the
Stamford Electric & Manufacturing
Company of Stamford, was recorded
in the office of the secretary of the
state yesterday. The amount of cup-
ital stock is 850,100. diVided into 501
shares. The subscribers are Edward
lleitman and Edith B. Hellman of
Stamford. and Andrew Baile and
John D. Belle of Montreal.
A certificate of issue of additional
shares of stock of the Hutton Broth-
ers Company of Winsted. was recorlb
ed. The stock is increased to 50.000
into sixty shares
A certificate of organization of the
New England Paper Company, It!
Hartford, was recorded. The amount
of capital stock is $210,000, (llVlllPtl
into 200 shares. The subscribers are
Nathan F. Rubin, Alex T. Tulin and
Abraham S. Borden of this city.
Ex-Commodore Clarke has decided .
to haul his yacht “Nadia" out of the
water tomorrow. and put her out or
commission for the winter. Captain
William Young will resign his posi-
tion as sailing master of the “Nedinfi
at this time. Local yachtsmen will is-
sorry to see Captain Young leaVe till-
Norwalk Yacht Club. and they will
surely miss him very greatly.
Everyman, for Preservmg
Sure Seal, Ideal, Mason and
Economy Fruit Jars—all sizes,
Jelly Glasses, Jelly Strainers,
Aluminum and Enameled Pre-
‘ Wire Can-
license He was asked to plead and he} P05“ NO- 12. G- A- R.. “110 “"3 attend. pioyed on the D!" Williams ES'a‘P-’Be.mng Kent? Honing} Bottoms
911?:de guilty to the second count and. "“3 ”W 1’0“"! “"11““! ”WW3 at ”"3 Smith Ridge. for some time. has 11133 Rad“: m o e ’
not guilty to the lh'st He was fined :5 touts Sieber farm in Wilton‘todsy are
and costsllWhich amounted to ‘16_91_;Commsnder l'homas Bradley, William
As there were, no other persons that L Kellogg, George 1. Burton, George
‘ , could testify to the charge of reckless’ M- “Hm“: GENE“ White. 103995 ‘ Mrs. Benjamin and Mrs. Thomas Ho"
land all of the Republicans are urgedl Operating a motor vehicle on mall'.drlving against these two. and on the‘Crossman, “9an 11- Stanton, and A.
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WWW“. lCONNEcTICUT PEOPLE
‘ [ BENEFIT‘BY WILL
“WAYTON .' Lowellyn A. Wray of Brooklyn, N.
I 'Y.. has been appointed appraiser 0‘
‘the estate of Mrs. Kate «3. Gwlllim 0!
:Brooklyn, an aunt of Bessie G. Low of
Bristol. to see how much of the prop- former work of designing. In the near
erty is taxable under the inheritance future she will join her husband who is
The following Connecticut. employed at the printing trade in
people are beneficiaries of the will: Washington.
Miss Morhrlc Belle Hall is Visiting
her cousin. Miss Mildred Conners, of
Summit avenue, South Norwalk.
tax law.
‘llessle G. Law of Bristol, 8500; Mary‘
p C. Bangor and family. who have Olive Nowell of Durham, $1,000: Sarah,
been spending a week at Hickory Bluff. M. Kelso and Anna Euphemia Curtis ed on Saturday from a delightful viait'
'returned to their home on Prospect,0t ‘ ‘
Heights, Ngw Canaan, Monday. iCllarles Johnston of boroton Heights went as a delegate to the Grand C'ourt‘1
Stamford, $2.000 each: Jame
A party of eight couples Monday 000 each; P. Hal-rower of Falrfleld. 32,-;
otored l0 Hickory Bluff and enjoyed'ooo and oneouarter of the residue of
Iford, ouequarter of the residue.
Walter Graemof New 0‘33““ku a ‘ The will directs that in the event
Irecent “3“” ‘° Tskeneke, where he that. any of the residuary legatees foil
{to survive the lite beneficiary, and daughter. Gertrude, of South Main;
lleave issue, then such share shall go to .street. and Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Hersamg
the issue. and in default. to Wesleyan and son. Douala. are spending the?
week at "Barnetta," Fail-field Beach.
The Rowayton Yacht Club's quarters
University.
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STATE TUBERCULOSIS
Mr. and Mrs. J. Tlebout. Jr., have
school, has been appointed technician
of the bacteriological laboratories of
Thehouseboat of. M. M. Doty, which.x
l tution.
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_ Hen Le »‘ * .110 h been a emuCRiMlNAL SUPERIOR COURT l
W m" ‘ as p ' ‘ comE’s m NEXT WEEK
{Judge-Lucien F. Burpee. presiding,
and ‘lsabella S. Neweil of Durham. 82,- of Foresters.
art of the afternoon in bathing. After the estate; Robert Reed Gwilllm‘ of with theirdaugbter. Helen, and son.i
,lunohinx. the party wont to Roton Meridian, $1,000 and one-quarter of the George. also Miss Clara Johnson. eo-g
‘ residue; Euphemin M. Kelso cf Stam- loyed three days' trip motoring on the;
Mohawk Trail. . i
moved to Port Wa‘ihlngton, L. l., to-i
day. - - ;
rim of New Haven ,wbo have been]
llack of sufficient testimony th‘ey wereyG- ”0"“5- The "ten“ are "‘e guests of Mrs. Edwin Bartlett. have re-
let go, as this charge had to be nolledb 8“”5'" "f 110““ Slab“ 0‘ Wilton. “ho turned to their home after a two
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weeks" visit. 1
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Albert Noble. a former employee in
the local office of the Adams Expreasl
Co., has a position on an express train;
running from New York to Stamford. I
Mrs. James P. Reid has returned to!
New York, to take a position at her;
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Mr. and Mrs. John Mulviblll return-l
to Portland. Me, where Mr. Mulvihilll
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Fr. Johnson!
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Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Johnson and
Jar Rings, Jar Gaps, Stone Crooks,
Stone" Jugs, Demijohus, Wino
Kegs, Fruit Prossors, Aluminum
Jar Fillers, Etc, at. Lowest Prices.
Albert P. Gehebe .
Ihnno 1069-2
25 Washington 8t. 80. Nor-walk.
Prompt Delivery.
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[Complete in
Every Detail
OUR OPTICAL ESTABLISH-
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is completely“ equipped with
every INSTRUMENT OF‘PRE-
OISION FOR EXAMINING
EYES, and has the services of
an: 000L181 for the benefit of .
our patrons.
THAMER;
“The Three-0 Eye Servlco'“
Ocullats, Optometrists, Optician .
.87; Atlantic Sc... Stamford, Conn
Open .Sat. eve. until 9 o’clock
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Mr. and Mrs. C. .31. Dartt and (laugh-l
~' Established 189'!
TECHNICIAN APPOINTED ters, Audrey and Marion. with Miss4
Alfred E. Francis of New Haven, Sally COODer and Parker Cummings,l
rmcrly technician or the patllologi- spent the 'weekend and holiday-at
cal laboratory of the Yale‘ Medical their car. bordering Lake Trlntty.
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The Silver-mine players have kindly
The criminl .term of .the Superior 9d 39 a grower 0’ plants by the 5‘ B-
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Send a MessengerwSend the Children
Mail Your Orders or Telephone;
You» are sure of {satisfaction because .
we treat your orders right. Gupta
are selected with great care and sent
ltbe state tuberculosis sanstoria. Mr. otter-ed *0 repeat their extremely Dre“, to you'at once without cost.‘ The '
Francis will visit the sanatoria in rota— *ty performance of "The Turtle -Dove,", goods areright, and so is the song ‘
.tlon spending one week in each insti~ in the town hall. Saturday evening, for' 1‘19; We “WY You always.
’ the benefit of. the local branch pf that
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311 . A. MEAD:
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Mr. Nelibaner, who has been employ- , . Drum-n. .
H H h M m at s 8' North‘=-‘Mal'n St.
0 , nc., as en apps on e ' . >
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M . 7 .._-; r—‘—-- Thisesaion of. court promises to be‘
Madame £33013.“ who has been via-“'0“ of the busiest held in years as the
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