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N'o MAIN sr:
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i ' Mrs. William lleverill was 11 visitot
‘in New (‘unaun yesterday,
511‘. and Mrs. D. Fowler are visiting
friends in New York today.
leave for the South soon.
Rodent Theatre
Thursday and Friday
Douglas
FAIRBANKS
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rs't Time in Noru'ulk
The l‘tnt'len post ofiire will blow on
‘Octobvr 12, Columbus Day.
Worknlen were busy vestt-u'dnv t'e'
pairing the mold of the sheds at the.
Barton depot.
llurnl t-ttt'rier lien. ii. ltuvutond has
,i:t'-'11 inking, his annual
' ' ‘7' ‘ ” f” N ”g ‘ in: the past ten days.
EAST“
—ou-_ 1‘1.
llnmld \ltll~p.1u'buotutuul to 11011
\A rieln Monday ut‘trt enjoying a five
'. willtltlligli 111 the home of his pur-
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flit 11111171
.'- 1 tin hum» 1n his duuuhter, Mrs. t‘an-
null 111 New Canaan, ’
.‘.l. Smt‘h, the local merchant, 1
' . his 1 \‘enintrs for :1 few weeks
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ttornoy 1130 Davis is among the,
Edwin t‘oopt‘r. who was l’ortnt‘rly
.ng at'the Polo Grounds this 11%
rum-5'1 1'11 ".1'h the highway depart-
lmt-nt of l".1111'11, left for \tnshington
‘ \‘ 'nl.1' on business.
”isssald that siltPlls are running 1" L’ m ‘ 1..-- .
23th! w‘atfs’arougd ilelt’ibtll not \li» Hmwm Banks of Norriold
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3W 0“ C 9“ ‘3“ ‘9'] mate ““ 5‘ .11... “1511111 was able to retutn to
me .. 1|:11 leztt'hiu: dutiuu in Dalton , Mon-
gem [51:15“, £1325: ofothvhr“ l: r «luv title" .1 w'eelt'> illness with tonsil-
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ills. '
Imam: u‘ few days hero with r-eiu
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: The Red (‘l'oss ttffnir which was
held in the town hall last night was
WWW very sorrowful. Miss llunhum gave
11 vet'v intrekeltnu tlt‘l'Ollni of her exit
of the
‘i11~1.-1 at the East
is to he ht-ltl
. ‘ rut meeting
,it. ed Bible Studv
‘nveltun'u..t'1n1r-11t
all: Icvenlng
p": lt‘llt’l’H in Europe.
.A number of posters urging econo'
Ill\ along retrinus lines in tlte use of
wheut and 1119111. ure posted in the 10'
(‘zll depot, hearing the signature at
the l' S. Food Administrator.
llct'ntuu Theole, who is at Camp
Unveils, wrote home to onn of hill
friends telling him tltnt he. was put.
into thr- quatrtcrnutster‘s department
. wry C Selt'et enjoved :1 day‘s
' fl Eng on Sunday and while his catch
' not very large it was enough to
:utl ‘fy him.
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obcrt Blydcnburg is enjoying it
’ 1‘8 vacation from Rundle‘s bakery
it! uttendlng the. ball game in New
city.-
l'snEiliti 3H. Taylor, of Cove ave-
. is busy this ttiit‘l‘llOOll entertain-
133.1111; Endeavor Circle ot the King‘s
liters.
a truck.
Miss Ruth Hrencher, u Durien zirl
1w'ho is in her junior year in Stamford
lliuh School. has lwenhelpinu in the
local post ottice. in order to funtlilnr-
ize her with its routine. so that she
can ttssisl during the holiday rush.
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s afternoon -'Mt‘s. Penncll, or
$t§hvberry Hill, is entertaining the
hoover Circle of the noun town
utional Lllul‘t'h.
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ross 11011; 1., 0“...”ng the As the result. of the liU‘ldetlt w ‘
. occurred Sunday night in which Wil-
”Ogihe ladies 0f the Ladies Aid 1 Ruthie] Gruttla figured
for the last "Avenue )1. 1’ am am
1 lltlrultla hna started it civil suit aualnst
noon?ll \ihich is meeting this alter |Tlllman asking for dumhzcs butt for
compensation for the. time he, loses
from his emplovment. The papers
were drawn up in Bridgeport yesteu
(in y.
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ill'. and Mrs. Letlrand Greenwood
. now living at theit tesidene c on
E the avenue. :tlrs, ‘.'-teenwood was
morly Miss Murt'mt lictt‘ 111 untt'
a married on Monday. Oct. lst.
The Darien tune: of the World's
.Seties games are very thankful for
‘ :the fact that they get the baseball rt‘
8 regular monthlv directing 0f the lturns in the gluon] toWer. therefore
. '°
.vm lit and Stamford to gather m'oun
old out. evening When 11... "bite of baseball tickers 01 standing in from
be to Thoburn" w 111‘ renewed The of newspapt‘l‘ offices where the names
outing was held at the home of Mrs iarc megapltom‘d play by plaY.
les Seymour of .34 (‘ote ai'enue. .i I
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‘morrow evening all of the Third'
_ Republicans expert to be pro-
at the East \01 walk Yacht Club.
delegates and alternates to the
onvlention on Friday evening
City Hall, will be elected".
etc-gated and three alternates
Tomorrow night the‘l.iberty Loon
committee will hold 71 meeting in the.
"Darien Town Hall, and it is hoped
that the ball will be filled to its capac-
-ity to hear the. out of town speakers
.un the loan The local committee by
1110 means is a dead one, they are fast
tworkers 11nd they have advertised dis
ltribulcd reading matter and all kinds
’of literature concerning the loan in
‘order that Durien may raise the. $123
000, which is her Blltll'a Now is the
time to help win the. war and if you
wish to learn more about the bond it
Bhlug‘ton' street in. the neighbor-
- ,5: 266 will he a busy place on
it Friday and" Saturday or
when the Women’s Auxili-
tnrist Church is to hold its
cute; A' number of articles
contributed and it is ex-
ut noun a sum of money.
the. meeting tomorrow night at the
town hall.
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. - . ‘prise! So manv local péople are dis-
' iiuntunuge made a hit satisfied with the service which is hu-
”mans” at the cannon lug given the town by the Stamfoxd
' “mm when he insisted" Gas 1!: Electric Company. which re:
"M“ “"9"” the We“ tuse‘lr to extend itti wires into ouuv-
{or electric lights. that an ef-
which promises' ‘.to be. succesaful.
. 5 under way to organize; a local coma
WWW W5 or that. puny The plans are to raise about
"P the ““95““ °’ “it“ $75,000 111111101211 subscriptions 5; an
"' city engineer evidenco'lx'lchut the promtors mean
‘ buslh‘osu 11111111111 to- upplv for a char-
», iter to the Gonna“ Assembly to con-
’ .. ' enetn'Juuttury;‘1919.TWO men who
“as.“ “33mm are especially tntorua‘ted in the
" . are “unit ritudy th‘ back it
rod on public questions." ‘0“
1 7 Edward Rutludge, Jr.,
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Mrs. Janus Stevens is lllhl‘im-m ‘0.
v t
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\ltttion dur- .
and at the present time. he is driving,
will be a wisentove for you to attend
Score another tor Dnrien enter-N
w“? chuctituentu should know ltug auctions whose residents are clam-i
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ting her sister. Mrs. William Bryan.
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lane is‘ now employed in Waterbury.
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itupplv sergeant at Camp Downs.
Airs. W.
tspent Sunday in Glenbzook visiting
ifitiu'fl' S.
George Sherer of liarien is amistlng
.Walter ll. Miller of 'l‘almadge 1 :‘l in
erecting a new barn.
Lester Crissy of Ridgefield has ‘.’r'lt‘
tisiting with laiS mother on Park strmt
during the past w't-ek.
Mrs, Richard Brot'kway
Monday nftr-r at brief visit with her 1'11.
Mn. 1: ll. Stu'eus.
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tilt-hard Westbrook :ttttl 1::1u1'l1~
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‘tt'r. Katherine, spent the. Weekend :1
their country home on Ponuu Ridge.
York. but 1.: her :1
Miss Elan Thit-le will close her sum
turn to New York to spend the warm
Mtll‘k Stevens is cont......" home
from school with :1 severe ease. of
bronchitis.
l Willis Weed and Cecil TibbittS.
now ol‘ t‘ump hereon, were home 111'-
et' the Weekend.
A t‘. (‘lxtt'kson is erecting on
house on his property at mookuide
Farm, Ponus Ridge.
his cousin. 'lAinT‘m‘G .ulemun. in
liltlttelit'ltl, over the weekend.
Rev. John .A. Sullivan of St. Aloy-
sius t‘hurt'h.
the Sacred PHurt Church.
on nosintant.
. .ttgeport.
As 11 result of the. rummage. sale
hold in the vacant store in the A11-
1-hau11r building that week, about 8230‘
was rcnllzed for the District ‘Jttt‘rnc. ‘
‘Ml'. and Mrs. Allan tlld'ord. formerly
of Weston. are the parents of a little
daughter, born last week at the Bridgi-
port hospital.
Mrs. Mary I'LSetton h o entertained
svvorul relatives, lnclud ng Mrs. Mary
Iilnkeman, Mr. and Mrs. llcrmttn (ill.
of Bridgeport.
Walter S. Miller bus just completed
laying 11 two-inch watenpipc to the res-
hlencc of Miss Myra Valentine on
South avenue. N
’.\.‘1. and Mrs. Hurry Van .\'1.1's'ltmtd
and daughters of Ozone Park. ll. 1., are.
L. Davenport.
Mr. and llrs. llawley Williams were
istors Monday, with their daughter.
\lrs. Charles A. Rubry of 34 Orchard
strect. Norwnlk.
Mr. untl Ml'ti. Frank ..pman of
I’nund Ridge and Miss .Vluc ambit of
Richmond Hill were guests of Mr. and
Mrs. W. S. Miller, Sunday.
Mr. and Mts..l11mesH. Stillman and
Miss Bessie Shaw. who have been
spending the summer in a bungalow on
Points Ridge, have returned to then
lime in South Main street.
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Wultor Smith. who has been stu-
tlonctl at the Brooklyn Z\uvv yard.
was assigned to the battleship Sara-
togn, and expects to suit for Franco
soon.
Charles M. Gabriel of the Brennan
grocery is enjoying a week‘s vucntion
in this and nearby towns. During the
week he will see the. world series
baseball games at the 11910 Grounds.
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The Exemption Board. of this dis~
'trlct hereafter meet: in the Assembly
Hull, Norwalk, instead of the City
HHall
been Filth“? on Recount of the defeat of
Curl Axel Hurstrom as mayor. '
‘Republloan voters will meet. in can'-
cus. Thursduv, Oct. 1‘1, at 15 p. 111.. at
the Town Hall, for the purposc ‘ oi!
electing‘delegates to the Republican
Congressional convention, .to fill the
vacancy caused by the. death of Ebetr
czer J. Hill ‘
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"The grounds about the new St.
-pro-- Aluycluo Church will receive an ample! these farms,”
with cd improvement by the plunthig or aiubout sév’én miles-innit: Nyuck. 1.
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Mrs. E. 0. Gates of Brooklyn 15 vts-g Mrs. R. M. Fyte died suddenly 1Sat~ .
01‘ East ave-'
(‘:1l\in G. iiliilcr has been appointedl
'ther home about 10:30,
. 'MlllPt of Taluw- 1"11 liill‘
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returned
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Mrs. George Maynard ullti MN. Jn'nvf
-Sl'.ie Whitman of New
. writing with menus on l’onus itnlzze.
mer residence here, this week. and re 1
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Donald 1). lleroum was the uncut or!
has been transferred to.
guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J.»
d9“? No Hulk. This has been '
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2mg 1" :1"; mini w'm:
V. tirinm (int 11:,
ri’Lit‘J‘I‘ 1T. 1
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has lLft 111111131. 1". spending 11 rev-m
days flirlcugh with his aunt. Mrs. Den-
0. Cir-1:.- m’ Brookviow Farm.
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,urdav night, of acute :- 3151111. She
‘had spent the duv at llanhurv fair,
and, just before leaving, was taken
1ill. .A Danbury physician was called.‘
land did everything possible for his
Shr' Was later broocht to‘
uever’reguiu-
l patient.
in: consciousness.
The final uccounting of the t‘Si'dli“
.of the late Mary \‘t'eed was filed in
the Probate Court, Saturday and “:15
occupied by Judge. Renting. Mk.
iweed died about three vents nan
‘leaving an estate that cousinled of a
lsmull house near New Canaan. lltt,
daughter, Mrs Robert liovt of Mitt-1i
jRidge, acted as executrix and receiv-
ied all of the estate.
During the past
1 \E‘Pt'li, LllWl't'llt't"
Kelley of Carttr street and Wendel
Taxman sustaining injurits at the
,Center School play grounds, while doi
ling stunts on the new paraphernalia
recently installed .11 the 111.109. Law'-
'rence tell tron] the has and sttutki
gonhishtad.r1nderintz “him unton
scious for a ten minutes. while Wt'n-
ldel broke a small bone in his 21111:?
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I Those who haw visited the D1111-
1bury l‘alr last week were gt'eully it. ‘
llurcuted in‘ the splendid exhibit of tilt"
“New Canning Tanning (“lub in its
various tanning products, which cont-
lpured equally 111 well it‘ not better
lthnu those pr-odutcd from other
1tovtn~x ’l‘-h' exhibit ol The Stillman
Ellardware (‘0. in tonjunt'lion with the
iHlltflllt‘Otk tlurdwure t‘11.of Water-
,lown, \t'ns t'l.~‘o one worthy of noti-
:lllltl spe: lktt oi the pro' rrssivencss oi
ltht‘re tinnitus. The exhibit tonstutvd
of machinery and agricultural imple-
talents.
i The ltttliuu colony of New (‘1111111111
is going to illth: 11 big time in town on
{Oct 1:5. On that date, :1 bit: (‘olutu-
ibus Day celebration will tttke piliN‘,
.und the committee appointed is llmk'
int! every endeavor to make the occu-
sion a highly pleasing Fur‘crss. lt wlll
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\‘ew(‘..1noan. and the .tt'fnlr will con-
sist of a purude with band, floats, put-
riotic orders, etc. A pivogrum of speech
muktnu'nnd singing will t:tke‘.plltc¢3
in front ot} the Town Hall, and all in
all". will be h dnv worth whllo for
all. Further particuluro will be given
later.
Wflww- 7...“. ._
be the first celebration of its kind in '
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doing the Hoosier Kitchen Cabinet Club now for X11135 Eve or 1111111111319 dt‘ill’f’ v
”11 bill
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MwlSumnorSclm
Row Bamako
Mick I ml ‘wllt ’31"
wuwtmncrt 15' ‘z‘ori
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they have submitted are built in the Hoosier.
It embodies a host of valuable kitchen helps
and short-cuts."
It saves' you miles. of steps. It. enables you
to do an hour": work in 30 minutes. You can
sit comfortably and restfully while preparing
meals.
It has 40 exclusive labor-saving con~
venienoes, including the Porceliron top. It
puts 400 articles all within arm '3 much.
No interest.
to offer you.
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Mrs. Vanderbilt Godfrey of Nortleld
street is the guest of 'Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Picking in South Orange. N. .l‘.
Miss Florence Hunks has returned
to her teaching duties in Barton. after
a weeks' illness, with tonsilltls.
Mrs. C. ,blttsley Corsn and child. have
qipent a few days with Mr. and Mrs
Frederick liunlts in Nortieltl.
Mrs. Robert Williams of the Upper
uttuck ol' quinsy.
’I‘be Norfield Thimble club meets
Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Frhnk
\rtnis t'l Noril‘eld sit-cot.
' Mr. and Mrs. Frank Fitch and Mr
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l’ut'iuh is confined to the house with on,
Humane Keats
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Wisconsin
Domestic It l'l
Saginaw 1'1.
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Dementia 511‘ 11411111 ppuudlfl
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Secure'the Combined Talents of These
Women Through a Hacsier
Just think what that means. For $1 a week. 5c a meal. you can secure the
combined ideas of all these kitchen scientists. The most
important discoveries
Kfld'hen.
Cabinet
And you can get all this for $1 weekly.
No extra fees. And a guarantee
of all your money back if you are not. delighted.
With terms like these you can't afford to
slave long hours.
Our stock is now complete of all sizes '
Come in today and see what these kitchen
scientists have made it possible for Hoosier
JOIN OUR STERLING RANGE CLUB
RANGES’FROM $10.00 TO $90.00
Sterling Furniture" . co.
1274 129'; ‘131‘Wc‘5hin‘gtou St .
Phone~105¥7 J
and Mrs. Willis Banks have returned
from on auto trip over the Mohawk
trail.
ill rs. Jerome. Godfrey and little
grind-daughters, Bernice and Dorothy
Godlrcy, are spending a few. days with
friends in Brooklyn, N. Y.
The Republican caucus-Ito elect dbl-
egstés to the' coming Cdngrousional
convention will be held in the town
hull Thursday evening.
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No field g one will meet In regular
owl-monthly session Friday evening,
with an interéstlng lecture following
the business passion, which convene:
at. 7- 30. ‘ 1
'Mr. "and Mrs. 'C C. Wheeler of South
Main htreet ,spent purl of last week at
Ilcr‘npstead and Minnelli. -t.-. 1.. where
hovering in‘ tit skyhfibv‘b “them. there
being a continual buzz to,a nitract. their
uttentlon. '
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James Barber, superintendent of the
[Southeastern Farms at Pound Ridge
they saw tampon-1171111111.. wholesale ~
out. 111 many ‘placeu the're 111‘ no- vmter,‘
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I 2. hi cup flour
4 level toupoonl noyul inking Powder
I tubiupoon In.“
1 teaspoon mm;
1130 airman-manna: . ‘
It: thoroughly dry‘ it lentil odd nut Ind melted
shortening; but 10.1 1"pour into well grossed pun
sud me .1: ho! mu um: 35' minutes
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charted at.
Put into {routed
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0 so mantel.
The Food Administrator Writes Us: "
"The use of baking powder breads made of corn and other coarse flours instead of
patent wheat: flour is recommended by the Conservation Division of the Food
Administration. The wheat needed for export is thus conserved and at the same
time healthful food for our own people is provided The circulation of recipes pro-
viding for these uses would be of assistance in carrying out our plans.” - ‘
The following recipes for Corn Bread and Rye Rolls save wheat flour
and make attractive and wholesome'food for every day when made with
BAKIN G
,g tons out “It
love “Indiana 110in Suiting Powder ' ‘
an trillentoon shortening
ingredients tototbor. odd mtlk' ond melted '
mind): ‘
loco to to Bil minutes.
Our red; white and blue booklet " Bat War Time Recipe!” contouring additional It'mili‘zr recipes -
. can t frouonmwtaAddrenRoyolBaflng Powder Company/Dept." ’.H 135 Williorii Street, Néw Yo‘rk‘.
POWDER ‘
1 . CORN ‘13an = RYE nous \ .
15/ cups corn ‘moul ‘ " ll cup- rye flour 1’
nto t‘tuitz.
nc nod allow to“ “one! in' wot-m ' "
Bah hr modorntu oven 25
n floured board: 'sha'po
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Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Budd of Prou- Thieves have been busy stealing late
pect street will celebrate their fifteenth peaches and other fruits from the not
or crystal w‘cddln‘g nnnlveraury,‘ by on bus orchards around the Villfigatdu’ifig
tertalnlng a large party of relatives, the past: week or so.. The lull". tvus
Saturday evening, Octdbei‘ '13. ' l.§h,ukeu;,from the trues, and in» many
leases was renderéd useless by being
‘stepped 111mm.
Owing to the drought of late, the e. . 5' - ,
Canaan is becoming quite low. Those
residing near Lake Sisc‘owl‘t buy they
1 to for Do nut-e of 15 Per Cent to
neitur law the‘ lake so dry us at pros-IDa Ayer a: t Announced Yet ..
So far no word has been received by
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[has been transferred to another ‘aectttirl
Orangeburg. ‘iN Y.,
110’
where' at tithes there is several feet. the 10931 board of exemptlyn mm
M the. New" Canaan reservoir there to Hartford as to when the remolding '11):
still a large Mum but it is unite tow-per cent or Stum'fordd quota wt
it‘ldpilb‘t
watenlln the various lakes about Nes’o 1w AITING WORD FRONt HARTFORD .
is to bc‘ u' Houdini arm ‘
the brain! next month Fifteen perit-
cent of the quota is 178 is just 27 menl.‘ "
.Clerk Frank Cat-let of the local 111x-
.enipttonf board halt received wind from ‘ ‘ ‘-‘
who had charge or tile
1m contingent. stalling the would» 14 -
rived at Camp Deventl '.Ayer Mandi“ 1'» 1
about 4:“ p. m‘.‘. the day or dcpnrtu‘reé "llltoi‘ "
lette’r fullo’v‘rh: l . 7 "1' "1 W“-
“Stémfordfs detachinént
about it p. 11). yesterday; withbtiti‘ ttttr“ i
delay ur accident." It certainly did »|‘- -'
cheer the fellowll up to be given éucbtu‘ ‘-
splendid dendot! by the pcophiiliflt'”a .'
Stamford. There was nothing to'vequuh't ' ,.
it at: any or the other points aloud the".
mute 'w‘bero men work taken' ulnar
H‘. ‘ E. Nevins,
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Norwalk Chronicler