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Second Selectmanell. Taylor 11
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rown’oterk 3nd Treasurer-noon»
R. Hoyt: ,
Auditor~E. B. Crofoot.
Town School Committee—~Edwln M.
Royle and E. D Hindiey.
Registrar of Voters—AU. Within“.
1* Countable—G. Dance, D. Mather, H.
‘ Palmer. and F. Ottmer.
Collector of Town Tax—Elbert C.
,. Bates. .
‘ Grand Jurors—W. Willruott and G.
lllllllNNilliiflllliW *
‘ . ' Board of Relief for three years—4}.
iPtaizton: loft ‘two years, Egan.
7 . T sensor or three years .Scofleld.
Clarence 13’ SOOfiB‘d ham it was also decided that the present
- Form!" and Nearly members of the finance committee be
- 98w not...
Phone 410.
19 Main St, Nonnlk. 911030388.
. Economy more. 44 Van 21nd: St, East Neuralk.
Bax/ammo.
it St; 30. ' Mirwaik . ,
. ., , whomlmrot’fl ' foo}
pan Gudefi’Club will be ’ I it to?
residence ot’Mrs. D'. Putnamyfliinlev,
chnesdgy, Sept. 19, at 330 pan. The
program will consist of “'Summl‘!“ Ex-
periences,” by the'olub members. The
schedule monthly exhibit is Class 1.
My: Best Sgplember Flowor; Class ll,
My Best Vogetabio, All the members
are asked to help make this exhibit an
a thrill; heat of the momonljlgut-iu-
sip'éq. ippl he shouldmotwrile such a
detaining article unless he air-as certain
of the truth of it. He then wi‘otc a
letter to the papor wrich he had the
owner of the paper sign and handed it
in to the editor who in the meantime
had returned from his vacation. it
was not published but another articlo
Prompt Auto Bullion.
rm
Oolong. Mixed and English
Breakfast
gig-Tbl'myggimw Deacon
~ .. .. t 0oylon'l'ea..... ..... 30.? '
Sardmea in Tomato Sauce ................ .c. . pruned tea
This storewill be closed all day Monday—Jab” Day.
356 lb.
India and oeyton '
on:
about Mr. Snead was and Mr. Snead
COFFEE leupecially interesting one.
Very Best i . . lays the whole thing topohtlcs, ant; no
346 “J i WA‘RHBOND BILL. is somewhat JuSlllel in so dorng, as
. ' ‘ WASHINGON, Sept. 6.—~The War he had never been attacked for his ad-
6110106 Blend ’bond and certificate bill was under de~ ministration M justice bci'orc. but 0“
19c lb. :rbate again today in the House with a the contrary has been praised.
Mr. Snead should change his mind
.....1oopkg.
icontinuance 0’ Republicaumtlacks on
1certrn’n feature: of the. measure. Their and run for Ofl’lct‘ and it is almost ver-
éopposition to the provision delegating lain that he will be elected, no matter
:wide authority to the secretary of the. what the office is in spite of thc oppo
{treasury in making loans to the allies sition. The opposition party there has:
10c
A“ the" Ether OificeHold- rot-nominated and their names are:
crs Are ”Nominated iMorehouse, Bell, and Dr. Hanson.
”WK.
‘ Last night the Republican party hold! is 3:11:33: laxtffibng MW York,
its caucus at the town hall. Before the .
meeting was called to order every. Mina EllaBatea of Oracle street has
where in the hall you could see “we‘rcturued from a visit to Bridgeport.
groups of politicians speaking aboutl
some prospective candidate. There; Miss Lois Gillette enters the State
was over one hundred of ibcldlopubll-‘Normal School at Willlmantic this
,can voters assembled to nominate memeek.
The lschoda Yacht Club will holdtown otficials for the coming year. At:
its regular monthly meeting on Friday‘s o'clock sharp Chairman Crofoot‘:
availing. t
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7 H153 Mildred Baldwin, of the Even-
ing'rsentinel oflice force, started on a
Miays' vacation, today.
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'Mldents of Winfield street com-
plained to the police that people have
Men stealing their garden truck.
Mr. and Mrs. Jose h Amend a .
{called the meeting to order and he been entertaining at ngpbew from 2::
—'—“‘" tasked the voters to elect a chairmanfilbrk
Michael Shea, 53069550" ‘0 Daniel ,W. W. Ballard was the first man nmni-i
' Kmv democratic registrar 0f VOt'funted for that poaition, but he declined i
6‘9" ha? qualified and'is ready to per-nod State Senator Charles E. Williamsz' Miss Lam M09” has returned
mm the duties Of his 0m”. ,son was unanimously elected. WhenE from a week's “le0“ spent at Sea-
~ iMr. Williamson took charge he asked cliff, L 1'
( “59 Ladies' Auxiliary Of Christ the voters to elect a clerk. and Stephen _
Church are holding their business R. ”m was chosen. The chain wim 'Mra. Irene Cruin of the Heights has
meeting and ooclni this afternoon in‘mp M will of me vows. men ”green entertaining her sister. Mr. All
1 the<jbasoutent of the church. tellers and they wereibmt of Bridgeport.
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gum-Ir.-
ipféinlcd two
' W, comes a. Petty and 1.. Kirk. Afterl
Hum Nathan 0‘ 38 Fm“ ”we“ "8' these positions were tilled lhc chair-i
ported to the police this morning that man culledtho assembly to order and;
Mr. and Mrs. N. S Finch of the Post
Road have returned from a. visit of a
few days spent at Winstcd with
m
Prices
{They fit accurately. p
furthermore, there ”unlit“.
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New F all, W dlStS
p *Eiceedingly beautiful models made of French Voileu.
The styles are charming to say the least, with their pin
tucks, hematitching and pretty laces.
i'l'hey are sized correctly.
prevented final action on the bin yes. not och standing, and two years ago
‘terday. Its passage without malaria) when they took the side of the “drys”
amendmbent by tonight seemed “suppers! unmercifully beaten by tho
ed, however. i“wets" simply because of the personalil
The Republicans planned today a itiers used by Mr. Richter in his paper,
final effort for the adoption of anjthe Darien Review. These tactics
amendment by tonight seemed assur.’we{e such that he lost quite a few nub-
Pxpeudflures committee. tacribera and consequently a lot of and
——- ‘port. Now not having the Review to
1air his nastiness through he takes tho
t .4..
icoluulns of the Stamford Daily Advo-
icate.
SENTINEL
READERS’
__lews
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OBSERVER.
‘BeeeronéWine
Ionic, Ltimulant and Appetizer
LE. BAXTBB
Wrist
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small boys were annoying hisboy and announced that. nominations for one
'frlonds.
.5 he wanted the practice stoppod. \The assessor for three years were open.
W” are investigating, The candidatca‘who were named werel
Charles Millspaugh and Clarence E.f
~Scolicld. . Tho totu’of votes cast forsuent yesterday in Danbury at- the
this nomination was 61, of which Mllls§atatc convention of the Connecticut
paugh mceived 28 and Scoiield 33,'l“edcration 01' Labor.
which therefore gave Sootleld tho nom-i ‘
inalion fur assessor" After the noml‘fi Clarence Worth of Darlen has re-
ualion was over that for the board 01(slgncd his position in the Richards and ‘
relief followed and two candidates _'Contpuny.plant, to resume his studios
F Shepard of Bothel, who have been were to be named. one to nerve for avin Stamford high school.
. visiting with Mr, . and Mrs. Damp] period of three years and the othcr for:
L'Hommedieu of Rowan street since two years. 'The nominations werc“ Miss Anna Garber of Brooklyn, who
- labor Day left this morning for their then our“ and George Panama W33 has been encoding the summer with
home. ‘ nominated unanimously for tile-period her uncle and gum, Mr. and Mrs.
" —-—--—-- ~ of three years. The nomination for 8. Charles Kuudman. has now returned
Mjisa Margaret Smith of 64 061mm
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(l. E. Richter of Mansfield avenue
_‘ We regular prayer meeting of the:
M Avenue M. E. Church will be
* hold'ithls evening and following the
7 nesting will come the election of
thmtlustees for three years the
poll! being open from 8 to 9.
The Misses Florence A... and Mary
‘ member of the board of relief for 2 home.
wavefiuobas rolurned: after spending years came next, the following were,
.> .I foydays at. her cousin's Mia's Mary investigated. Fred Hart. ‘N: Gaiuor'! ‘Rev. D... Jameson of pfirk avenue
1/ ”came and hergrandmother. Mrs. and C. Mlllspaugb. The total of Jthe Methodist church. New York. was the
GunneeabNyack. N. Y., on tho llud~ votes cast were 80, oi‘ which F. Hart. we“ of'l‘levoand‘ Mrs. clinics lacy.
aonnnd Newburgh. received 54, N. Galnor 18 and C. Mllln~ acids at the Methodist parsonage 0W,
paugh 7. The candidates who are to mbor Day.
run for thoaeomces on the ticket are __________
(" Pension and F' Hurt. Following Fred Simona of Brooklyn, who is the
these nomlhatioua came those for two .
. older brother of Louis Simon, vialtcd
Grand Jurors and William H. Wlllmott, .
the formula was Mayor Harslrom. E. Tyler and 0‘ Philcox were nominal. the latter with his wife and slalordn-
whether streets were being insmctcd ed. Thanllumber of votes cast in ““3 law over the holiday. Sunday evening
0" {£3995 .mllaircd is not stated. Re‘ nomination was 113, the highest num-
port: has it that it was it chilly occa- ber cast In the caucus, divided as fol.
3101!. for some- lows:Wilimolt,“ 38;“‘Tyler. 31y Pnltoor.‘
. ‘ """"""" ' 44. Philcoxand Wiilmott will motor
This evening the third ward will hold the respective .otllces on '11“, Rop'lbll-
IQ;de00riltlc caucus at, 207 East can ticket. The next nomination was log the number of automobiles that
Wuhington street and seven dele- that for collector of town lax. and El— pass ~lhr0ugb on nundays. 0“? young
4' 5“” to the 1'“? and town convention bert Bates and E. B. Crofool were nom- man 3‘3th that m an hour's time he
» :lheeggadonglward committees] an inated. the bola] 'of votou‘caat woo 93. had counted 530 so by.
‘ » 1113:“ of any alciiznaxe‘latlteytllotzgytgzl which were as follows; Bales 47' and Th Daricn midi has been
Vvikevublican or the Dcmocruitlc front Crofoot 45' thus placing Bates as the i be led a ' Limos b the Stum-
«"‘Evorythlng bEEmS I") be remarkably candidate for that office. When these ‘2"; “d V80 m 1:3 ' y ra
mt ~ Inominations were closed those of the r an ‘ 0““ ““9399“ ”p dug
. ' {constable were open and the following "‘ surprise on thone BEDS” hm“; l”
:WULEY VICTIMS IN BAD cOWN-were nominated: D. N,Mathora. Il Pal- nightmhen a different ill 39 car he
.. x, - TION mer. F. Ottmcr, G. Dance, G. Velie. and trial.
} J Finch. The number of votes in this 11"“ One 9‘“ 0“" 0“ “'9‘“- “Mg”-
nomination Were not counted as a
whole, but they were divided as fol-
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‘It has been remarked that there
won; more city omcials around East.
‘ Norwalk, yenerdav, than at, any time
during the past two yearn. in one of
they all were the guests of tho Misses
Brady. ' ,
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A few of the young men of Dorie:
take a great deal of pleasure in count-
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TERRY. Sept. 6.—rThrcc of those
persons who were hurt in the trolley A mystery that the. Darien MONO
lice Snead try the iasc Tuesday night.‘
27,; .l Finch, 26» There were to be fddr And 5° many 9309“" who know 1953‘
constables nominated and the success- than we d° about “”5 matter are heard
rut candidates. are: G. Dance, F. Ott- giving all kinds of stories concerning
mer. D. N. Mather and H. Palmgn theiudge.
my night. and who are under sur— F. Ottmer, 49; G. Dance. 68; G Velie,
‘ gloat attendance at the, Griffin Hospi-
talngwcro reported to be in a serious
condition today. Florence Keenan. in.
jur'od internally, is in a most. serious
mg and recovery is a matter of Warren Green was re-nominated for
doubt. .Joiflmme 03.131)“- is ilk-31y to constablerbut he refused t0 accept the
my“. 11.. Marshall Amadon, ot nomination. The nominations. for reg- heard about~ the change of the trolley
. our. who had a .limb'amputated. mm of the Voters followed, and schedule. which takes place Monday,
Goring. front a shock? Miss Kee zGrand Juror Willmott was elected .when at that time the Connecticutoom-
fl“ M533 Carroll belong in Water- Without an opponent to face him. Fol- Patty will put its forty minute schedule
‘ - gllowing that nomination came the norm in mm“ '
.. .... ‘inaiion of the town school committee. ‘
lNERs MAY DEFER ACTION and Edwin M. Royle and E. B. Hinde- WOrvllle Lyon, a veteran of the Civil
MIANAPOLIIS, lnd..‘ ‘Septndr—lnr 1y weroclecled the same way as was . arfiw-ho spent last winter, in the SP“
ons shortly before the convenfiflle resist“ of voters. ‘Thenzcame the dial-a , Homeat .Noroton, and returned
are many of the joint confer.=;nominatlon of the auditorand E. B. I'duriugihe summer to his home]:
or bituminous Coal mine owners Crotoot was named for that oflice with- Greenfield Hill, was found dead in bed
moans officials or the United ..IMinelfillt aurballotlng. The next was that them'AMonda‘v‘
item of America, called by tho. of first saieclmanand when George M..
' officers for the announced our; V. Schlictlng was ronomlnated the] L '
of demanding an increase in min-rotors burst forth with applause and ”IA seven~pasaeuger Hupmoblle tout-3
wages, were that the» commence» stamping. which signified ..thatrthey‘ lug Lo“, hearing license number 41822
id adjourn without action. ..to meet «were Niall shunned. Withihislrenomln . “undermined a "01191!- Car TQM”
am Washingtomnngommh. “ > -“ lit Woisheit'g half-waygbouse maxim
» . .,.,; any .
mug—.—
.Already laments are starting to be
"nu—...”.
‘ , Ho iasurvlved by his
wife and a son. George. ‘
‘ tlon.__. Thon“.tha£momluatlon.of second bun. 7A front louder- and “will Wm
“WM" "“3 H”‘“""’*“"”*"aamged» .no‘. mat.tno...on- notion...
us. And when ‘£.¢§1fle;"“fl .
9 twin clerk‘andiownp
. ‘rmm toenail ~ .
ammo. unmotmg to]:
My. washsmdtunlu‘éarton tolls
M ‘0 term has .wmoraizis'itoeoipluin:.tnmfl:nnir swoopinggnna ~
hwédtovthe Ellwill, garage-clor;\.n¢v ,
George Smith and Richard out!“
of Belle island. are visitors in NewEguouta of relatives in Providence.
York city for a few weeks.
[WW
Miss Ethel Money ha! returned homey with friends and relatives at Rye.
after spending. a few days with Mrs. '
. Ralph Furollnot hello island.
Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Baxter and gerpatgg car.
daughter are visiting friends in New
Hartford.
Mrs. George L'anphoro, of Hartford. ; Miss Julia Babbitt.
is the guest of her parents. Mr. and: .
Mrs. Daniel Wicks, of this place. '
Dr. F. Mortimer, of New York. who‘ or, for a short visit.
spout the summer at Bella Island, loft.~ - 1
yesterday for his home. '
ll. Hahn} Jr.. has gone to his 'wlnter Potts. the past week.
borne in Brooklyn, after a stay at
llalle Island.
Mrs.
M" ““d M” A- 3' Mills, 0‘ Roway- 2 Brooklyn returned home Wednesday lie-has been the soul of honesty as for
ton nvenlle. are entertaining. Mr. andafmm an enjoyable visit with Mrs-'as the writer of this article knows. and
Mrs. Stanton‘llart, of Staten Island... Franklin Stevens.»
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Lieutenant Benjamin Parker. of the
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Thais the time lht‘ MWSDBDC’” flow (:3; l :9“ Depxmsztrmznrgl Pear Tree. Point early Sunday morning.
arm: 5 u 88' a er a. spending the day there. They'were the
three weeks spent at his home here. i he i til 7 f ‘l
x” r n a quun ‘ 0 c ““5- oysters. cats went to the acting editor of the,
. ' , -. Mr. and Mrs.
accident on the Derby Turnpike, Ln- lows: 11.x. Mather, 46; ll. Palmer.’43'; are trying tosolve is why didnt Jug-'Bmmyn havé arrived at the} island
I ' ‘ ‘
to spend the month of September} '
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with Mru, J. H, Ferris. r and lra F. E. Groonland Mr
Mrs. S.’ E Walters and household
who spend ovoty aummor lit-their cot- -
loge at Belle island, returned to
Robert
Parker. of
...
Brooklyn this week.
Charles Attack, John O‘Blomls one
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Hoff. who have
been sounding. tho-summer at their
property at Witch Lane. returnedrto
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New 'York thls‘-week.
" Charleo J .* hogan-rot New ,Yorki has .
taken the position «if ouoorlntondent‘
ot the Brookaldo Greenhouses; which
has been vaoautnfor-esome. time, and
has moved to Rowayton. overrun; '
-»hare with the six mo .oonstitup cheering tho Woodonb-i’or Stephondt.
maul-nan
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. woman momma imomhimsfyllfw’lc
-.' . ,. L09 witneahfiuuer’adalaud: dur‘Mofli‘ls' ‘Cllurch
.. ing the summer, havmttmied to that}
. r do
Rotou Mr. and Mrs. F. E. macro and other. ungflymd business ethics as he does.
avenue. has been visiting Mrs. William relatives in town. ’
Reap, in New York city.
William Hall.
C.'M. Kinnleyrwho:m been. bp
lusdurlns the summer-mt- thou-outlaw
otMrs.‘ John D. rougnwost snooze
:nue,:-rotumod to. Brooklyn.' yesterday.
8.; W3 Wright; .who has also . been
climbing some time there, returned tol
Brooklyn. on..'r'uesday. L
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Mina Katherine Wood apent the
week-end with friends in Bridgeport.
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Mr, and Mrs. F. C. Raymond are the
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Merrill—Easiness
College
South 'Norwalk .,
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Stamford.
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HARMONY WITH A VENGENCE. Ask For
To the Editor of the Sentinel: ' . . . * .
From a lcttcr published in the Stum-l m
ford Advocate yesterday purported toi ’
be from Justice of the Peace llarry V3.5 ; ‘
rlun Snead, and there is little doubt} GWUAT‘
but. what, it does come from him, iii i . '
would seem as if Darlen was going to . . .
lose her justice as he said in part int mm NW
the letter: “in (not 1 am seriously con- ‘ o
nidcring giving up public oiilce, as inyi Fa“ Tcmm‘ns
good name is worth more to me than? ,
any public office . . . . .” 4 SEPT. 4
Mr. Snead is a man who has come to-
Dnrlen and Stamford within the past
five years and who, while he has his
faultg'. also has one or two good points.
lie may soak it to the poor autoial and
i ‘ ‘ may drain hiapockeibook but it should
} MrsLC. F. Meade has traded her not bu allackedby political influcuco
,cnalmern automobile for a flve-baswn- . simply for that”. ‘ i‘The‘se, samo‘ .rmlltlcal1
people who arc using the Stamford Ad-
vooote’lnd its editor for 9. good thing.
i Miss Lilllnnuvoute of New York is‘and the editor who falls for what his __.-..--..- .
.39“,de the. week at the ham .0 correspondent writes to him with the .
{ e r(rcuult that. a nasty quarrel has arisen. Everyihlni] “n. Preservulfl
The writer of "Live Local Topics" Sure Seal, Ideal, Mason and
Miss Ella Scholl of lnrchmom is at should live up 10 the “fie 0‘ his col'Economy Fruit. Jars—all sizes,
.the home of her aunt. Mrs. lingo Ball-dim!) and confine himself to "live Iona“ Jelly Glasses, Jelly Strainers.
itopica" without having to go so far Aluminum and Enameled Pm.
m :aneld as Dorian. Mr. Smart is! man _ .
l Miss Laura Wood of Norwich haa'who has not, although it may be due 3mg Kettles, Heavy WI“ Can-
been visiting her aunt. .‘ll‘s. Rachel to himself in a grey“ measure, the 1,9 ning Rm, Wire Kettle BottomS.
Tculiar faculty for making and keeping Jar Rings, Jar Caps, Stone Crooks,
‘ friends in a business way. The fault “one Jugs, Demjjohns, Wine
M" ““6 Mrs- George Goddis 0' Now does not lie so much with him however Keg: Fm“ “ease“, Aluminum
Y0“ are spending "’0 weeks with but simply because other people do not Jar Fillers Etc at Lowest Prices
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Albert P. Gehclle
Phone 1069-! ' ':
25 Washington St. 80. Norwalk.
Prompt Delivery.
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Complete fin
Every lDelail
con OPTICAL ns'rnnusni
amm-
Tbla ll no installation that he is in any
I ,way “crooked" in business methods or
Mrs. Fabra and Misses" Clement. of even a trifle shady. On the other hand
.the writer has been acquainted with
M illir. Snead for some time. '
C- F- Mead» and family “WOW“ ‘0, The whole trouble started when Mr.
“Snead, who writes the "Chat About
People’Lcolumn, for the Daily Advo-
‘0” turtle, "“9 "ab and one mem' Advocate and wanted to know why his'
column had not appeared for that day”!
The acting editor, grew somewhat im-i
pertinent, and * thus aroused Mn}
. d f . k'. . Snoad's ire.
ur lly mm a pee in motoring trip to . Mr. Snead went to the owner of t.he_
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;Cioml;nlngtt;n, all“. The trlptilffordfed paper and told him of what had nap-A
:1: ay: 0 w o‘esome rocrea on or pened and the acting editor received?
‘ spar 5" - what in polite parlance would be called;
. ’ it Just rebuke. Within a few days on
Emile Annunzlato has been in Cleve article coming from the D me it pop;
l‘nd, thl ~week,a tendi th a uni .
ozuvenlio: of the Sims :fgItaley “:5 a respondent taking an unmerciful rap at
delegate of Pripievéra Lodge 0" thia Mr. Snead for “his administration of
town Poatals recoiv ed mm Mr An- justice was. published in the columns
nunzlalo state that he'is enjoying .of the AdVOcate with the result, that
i . ' .. - Mr. Snead not as yet calmed down
fine time, visiting Niagara Falls on from his recent treatment. flow into
route. Ianathc- rage‘and called at the Advo-
cute othce and there accused the acting
editor of having written the article.
Mlle denied doing so and Mr. Snead said
that“; he had not written it he apoli-
d for anything thathe-mlght have
of
- thud Mrs. Granger returned-home vSat-
is completely equipped with
every INSTRUMENT 0F PRE-
CISION FOR . EXAMINING
EYES, and has the services of
an OOUIJST for the benefit of
our patrons.
THAMER
‘ “The Three-O Eye Service"
abounds, 'Optornetristo, Optician
in Atlantic 811., Stamford, Conn
"Open Sat. eve.» until 9 o’clock
’ .. Established 1897
ixMrs. Thomas Wilson, wife of the
tintefl‘homas Wilson offlnrrison street,
. ‘3. died Friday night.:The remains were
gimken to‘Brooklyn, Saturday, and the ‘
‘ ~~ ‘mneralmaa hummer ulster": home We
ion‘fiunday. ‘ .rne_,,.,lntem'ent waa‘in, ‘
:Groenwmd cometary. "The deceasgd ‘ "
that! been ill all summer .aud'fallod fast.
inter. thcdeathjotwherhusband. ‘ . 1 1.
:rnnulyorPatriotionous
FREE , * .
fondle nonnopuludirl Betwoen the Ages ole Md 12 ’.
will be only. ‘ one.
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