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it; and me. D. L. Hsni‘qrd a; the
”I Side are 1‘th guests of their. (on,
Frank Hanititdgat Remington. Goa-r; i
‘ 1k. Robfih,1rho has been spending
t ‘ the summer at'Dorlon’s Point, has re
turned to his home in New York City.
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Ira. Joifii‘d. Keogh has returned to
this city fiction” her residence
“it Marvin ‘h'. l :‘5‘5
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" Mr. and 3» Finish Sf-aultltng u?
.raview at’vdue hart» i‘t4lutnt-l imni'a;
’ ‘ur week's sojoufn at'choitan, (um:
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"Charles Stole,- tlfflPledsant street. is
low employed" 5 lineman on the
flew Haven rail" 'hd. '
Mr. Siii‘ingeéligs moved from the
first districttd‘tld‘dkthtdall block, on
Ian Zant Mics}. “ - '1
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TholllaS‘ ”gland, of Strawberry
“Hill road, 4 2 pod a position 34
timekeepest; t
. M. C.’ plant in
Bridgeport. ' ‘4?
The liy é ryiviiterproci cor.
”oration a ,. ,M walk is very biiey
on work for the'goveinmeut, and ilk}
company thinks it- iuay be necessaiyto
put on two shifts. ‘
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Thomas . Hendricks, ,yvmi‘jwiof 23110 f
bridge-tenders cn‘the Washington? st, ‘
bridge, has resumed his du‘ies _§£ter
being confined "lo his _homt~ for it'lie
past week with illneSs. ' '
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Private John Stahl has returned to
his duties at Camp l'pton alter spend-
ing an over-might furlough at his home
on Charles street. ‘
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DRUGGISTS
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l _ (‘ltickonthlovrs :irc busier than ever
i ever in this uéetlon.
Word was received in this city ofthe
we: arrival over-sees of Private
-lathew McGrath. who was formerly
stationed accomppev'ens.
rests. None of the drivers or 0c»? __._._-.
cupants of the cars were injured and:
~their machines were butaiighuy dun,
~ .. m. . {aged . ‘ , . - i
use Cruse work ton be dbr’té‘tii'ia Et- ‘ ' ' !
“noon at the Community Hall under,
. _ fthe auspices of the East Norwallt' lm-'
4rylrovement Association.
f stone's throat“ ,iwhcthnn hove been
'i tearln' Weed avenue. a large number
of chickens being stolen.“ Wail it‘s)
' some clothing whith Mrs. Slain had
left on the lawn overnight.
l
"Pile members of the Que Eh club”
pint last evening at the home'ot Miss '
In Van (lowering on Gregory‘boulea
“rd. Routine business was disposed
' find a occiai time enjoyed.
‘1, The price 0.“ shave in Springdalc'
4 teddy is 20 cents. and a haircut costs
‘ 5 35 cents.
fl ,. ., . .. _ .. ‘ George Schenck of the ~Rownyton
. milk Tobey. of Pleasant streetkwgs greenhouses. Brooitaide..was a visitor.
, itied to'thé Norwaik Hogpital~ yee- here recently.
I ”will. suffering from an attack of 1""
hold {P'G'His‘ many friend: Itipe‘ 1- Y- Sii'mus of Raymond street ha's'
r his speedy recovery. ‘ clot-(Hill ham to, the season, and; Mr. and My}, B. Robinson of Or be comfoflabli ”untranslated in the
4 "'""‘ "*4 ’ {wanton returned to New York city. "“89 “WW “W40" NWV“ 3"" ”mm” 375‘ "hm“ m“ ”‘3‘"
TU-regniar monthly meeting 01th.. , It their born. our the week-end, ; by the O'Connor Comma Construction
.' , W'EPOK &. Ladder comm? Mr. Ind Mrs. Wilbert of New ‘i'orit,i A ‘ 1' conmy. an db“ credit to the MI.”
win tibia ‘l t evening and the mom h‘ve been guests of Mr. and Mrs. Clit- Mu. Leroy Monroe of Host; street on. it is or brick, and fireproof. not
‘ Ms disposed of the using routine busl- ford Wrightmf West. Side avenue for has returned from I. visit with her an inch of the build!!! is 8"“ ‘0 any
TV" :0"? But few days. slaughter in New Haven. wncr-a she tanciiul or nonessential purpoo. An
‘ ; spent a week. . assembiy-hall .‘csn be ub-dividod for
Ycla‘ss rooms. All of the rooms are
Mrs. H. Marshall Pool of New Hsv- light and airy. and have. modern titt-
en visited with her parents, Mr, and logs. When the metal fenceis erected
. Mrs. Leroy Monroeoi' Hops ghee! ave!“ around the premises, the addition rind
lthe week-end. fence and whatever gradind 1! 1038
” ‘ ; , _ will have cost about “0.000.“
Frank H. Trsendly and family. who Every man in Darien between 18 and '
occupied the Binelow place in Brook 45 years or age. inclusive, who has not John A. 'Reitmut, who was asmisned
lyn again this summer, returned to yet registered. must register on 'i‘hui‘e- before Justice Selleck. Thursday night
.1, “up?” ”turned from ll two weeks" the" Brooklyn home yesterday. _. d" 1“ N°""“‘ city 0’ ‘0‘"! WI be- on complaint made by Frank P. Jossup
vacation, spent at points in Long tween 7 a. m., and 9 p. m. at Stamford. thstho had given the lat-
' Inland. * The entrance and driveways to the . . ter a check for which there» were not
. _ :Rowayton cemetery have hon graded Mr. and Mrs. John Cort of Mmmn-Isufliclent funds in me Stamford Na-
Aparty ofymirom K . and improved under the direction of have returned from Atlantic City.‘ tional bank, where Mr. Reitman does
mandxriw Britain who unfailing; :George Lynch, who has charge of the where they saw the. initial perform» business, was bound over for the ac-
‘sru. 99018. .ihapast week on BR". _3"°““d3- . |ance of iiddlers Three.‘ new Diay- tion of the Superior Court. the case
Inland returned to their homes yester.' . » . img at ”’9 ~00" Theer' New York‘ having been continued by Justice Spl i
day. The party consisted of Albin and George Patterson and family who ‘ leck 00 enable Mr. Reitmnn to make;
les‘ Holm “N Ch l have been summering at the residence 5615”“ 3- “cade- 5’4 0‘ crpenw‘Ch the amount godd or to procure a bonds»?
Jmnhn wicker-2e {h} “aiéwefil 1461mm. of ”10,..de F. Bunny”, Rowayton he's been recommended for appoint» man until that time. A New York at-
re , lam Mor— avenue. have returned to Brooklyn.' . ment as second lieutenant of Field Ai‘; icrnoy 3pm (or Mr. Reitman and|
~ as. Edward Burr. Frank 1". Hoolord, - “
1‘ ad Thomas Hangout. ntehd osr wl.. sae i.tille.y. after having successfully oom- m that ”’7‘“ '3 pm of guiity.
The entire Sprinslule school build.
in; is in use. This uffords relicf .o
L the school. which has bad pupil.. in the
; basement of the old building ior two
- sud M ”I.
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Mr. and Mrs. Carl Reed of Seattle years. while {9’ ‘4” 39""
.. '1'5'."
day school room of :he Mrthtdlst
church. Nowali oi iii..- rltildren c..u
W
7 roton last week.
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~Oimn¢omch 0179 Fort street, to
; ported to the.,4police that there was a 113" been at “Mr summer residence
: nan ”Pint: my" ““60"” of ms at Hickory Blufl all the season. return-
home. but an investigation disclosed ed to New York city yesterday
nothing and no trace of ”fly than. H...
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Edward A. Powers and family who
Miss E. h‘Ohnstedfot 26 Seaview
‘ nvenue. secretary in the...omce or the
. f Mold dormiydlarm Bureau in Don-
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4 1 l ' Mrs. Thompson ahd Mrs. Case of R0- camp at Camp Zacha Taylor, K .
1.1:?" the auspices 0‘ the East NOP' wayton, will entertain the members of; —————r’:—- Y . - 4 . - ‘iegidem in‘
. »w mprovement WWW” a card ’the Whaisoever Circle of the King's‘ A full outfit 0' soldier's apparel WSW nnd ' ""' V I}; ' . d t
5' in“ V‘" be 31"“ “marrow after- Daughters of the South Norwalk Bap found in the Catholic cemetery on M»‘h"fiwty ~ germ. d1 1° t
‘54 m“ “t the “mm” 3'?“ “In?!” tist church, today at an all-day meet- Darien side. “nudity. and "8 tuw,j:hfliruudonmnd me “mg, mp pm.
'_ bands or theatfair will go towns the ing. This will be the first meeting of over to the Darien authorities. rivets-4
keep of the association's activities duo the fall season “,9 the business meet- were leggins, trousers and coat. it an;
I in; the coming season. it is hoped ing will be held at 2:30 p. m_ ‘ pear-ed from the manner in whichtbev;
“’t I largo numberof people will be} ‘4,on hidden that the other didn't
_ , ”fluent to!“ this with cause. ,’ ,WORK AND FIGHT TO WIN wan. "wnfl! them discovered-
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mat ‘ www.mlentera‘
. ' "aunts-rpm Bakerofthe flrstdmriot,’ BOSTON, Sept. 10.-—“The immedi-‘ Ina letter to his mother. Mrs. M. 0- 9°11” “Fifi?" ‘3'“ ““49“" Mimi
7!. 9500984111,! 310118 Van Znut streetiate task before organized labor is to' Fahey . 1006911 F1110? writes from M “WNW w‘."°°“” onnld’
evening . at about 3:39 o'clocklwork and fight to win the war,» George France that he is at the trout-tine now. , hit-1' :fli’hfiW‘M “mi 3"
. - outsourced with another motor H. Wrenn. president attire marrow» and everybody there is cradle
_ ”Illinois! to! Osborne ‘Ivonue.’ aatts branch or the American Fedora» early flnllh Of the “In H. 5““‘50‘4 matter
' ir'm' dangerous comma-in tion of lnhor tots the delegates to the' he sees may deb-til“. aid “ii-’01 i “m-
impossible r0} amen driving annual Convention of that body today‘fiaemm whimii-hlt‘mpd their! him count»: ,sr
ongofthe streets to see any one "it is our sole dutylflhejsid. "to pit“!!! ‘ ”“35" hi: ”Wlm‘irI-flfi'm' 4
Mat! stag: This-mosaic mandamus tsetse scale in be- hole inns. and lions-alt» . we: 4:
aye-mi”; neither drives-eaqiadhutisr‘thsm This is no deep as 21 rest ions. int-limit" W“,
' the that until~=it-wu»m latest-mus ‘ " :t g 4 ‘4 - . ' . ..
I’m- 4.4 -_
a
jury has won
II ”was
in one week'
:tum 110“!“ on one street. wi‘tiin a:
‘ robbed of n'larta number of chickens.’
.The last place i-il'e‘iel was 311:». Slit-l
1 visited Mr. and Mrs. John Cort of No '0‘" End“ “"3 “Wm in “‘9 5”“.
istats, it was not possible for him tm r.
tion, though not in Dorian. and wouldl ,
l __ pleted a course in the ofllcers' training he changed mm of “not “my," my dispute was given. before he would
“mm“. hafnium-4'50 is of ltalian withdraw the complaint. The attorney
milieu b" who“; plan of through the medium of a criminal ac:
"WW; ”dies hem Stiifit without “011.. Mr, Ream“ was accordingly
outweigh though that the ends of bound mg; an in tho "mum.“ 01:-
him how If the plea .000 being "‘1me u the court; W...’ ,
\ «hikinm: en entice Peon-laments ’7
an" “mfimfihw whenthe time prohibition may
45% the higher m., my >
‘ warms.
the. _ .. _7 .. j
‘ «and tr}
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not only killed his business. but ren-~ says TM BILL WILL RAISE
dam it impossible for him to receive OVER NINEV BlLLiONS
financial auiutitnee [min his relatives
in. mo. WW timiiaiiQ-ndevefltmem-
"“1"“ Wm“ “‘9“va “"9 91“» Wasnmo'ron, Sept. 10.——A_blllion
oountry. The check in dllpufd Wu dollars more than the 38.114.000.000
given to Mr. Jsssup some time ago, :‘fiti‘mued. hilt?” Hesse!) Way‘sedngd
‘ ~ cans 00m .ee w e ras y
and at the time Boltmuu stated that the War Revenue hill, declared Rep“.
he had “0‘ audioient lunds “1 meet "4 ”motive l‘ordnsy, of Michigan. rank-
uling Mr. Jessup to hold it (or a ing Republican‘committee member, in
Representative Fordn'ey 'Tblnks Meag-
and then deposited it when it was;
protested. hroughttbo criminal action: -'
under a statute passed by,the. lash
general uembly. _This law was in»! -
tended to cover such transactional
"with intent to doiraud" and it wan“
contended by Mr. Reitman‘s attorney?
that according to the testimony» thcre't
was no intent to defraud but the de-
fendant had frankly admitted when
giving the check that he had not sum-
cisnt funds to meet it at immune.
Counsel also contended that hehad
not been given the eight day's notico‘
required by the law, but. arrested at S
I m., had been brought into oourt at?
7:30, too astounded and overcome by
his misfortune to make an adequate ‘
defense without counsel to advisehimii
Being a summer resident here, and“
practically without friends in this“
find a bondsman in the short time at.
lowed. His client had paid accounts?
standing with Mr. Jessup, in previous
seasons, ‘when he had lived in thlsseo“
have paid this one had his éircumstss‘c
cos not be u so unfortunate because of _ ‘
war condit ons. The attorney uttered
to pay the amount of the check. with
all protest and court feels, it granted
four hours’ more time, but Judge liar-z
Ty C. Scoflold of Sttmford, represent-‘-
ing Mr. Jeasup, would not agree to‘this;
settlement, insisting also that Reit-f
than pay the balance 'of the book ac-i
count due Jessup ince the cheohin
would not agree to this, stating that
it was not the intent of the Genre”
Assembly to set up a collection agency
commute-44c
wssamorom, , .t' tit—war
a step‘noorerg
noise Axrlcnjttmfl:
it New
WW8“;
on Before Congress. infirm Stem. 4a
w. we 4: 1W”. this; war-#-
4 Nod-ac ' f ale-iulomsunfi‘wed‘”
addressing the House yesterday, when
it resumed consideration of the Diva‘-
ure.
' Mr. Fordney said his estimate was‘
predicated on the returns of ins-ti
fiar’s bill, which is the basis-Mile.-
mnding legislation. Designed Jo
raise 33.750.000.000, he said the pre»
sent law already has yielded "H‘lp
000.000. and added that the iii“TI‘iitl
revenue [Loreen estimates anothevbiln
lion doiln'rs will he collected.
‘ while. The latter hold it It I"! WNW
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