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lured by the death of John 3. Cam.
lather of his assistant. If” Anna
‘Conn. t
iceorch.Yeatoa.olthePG'i-nad.
‘iwhohaa ”alloyedby the‘Yaleh
.Towne ’fvlanulacturing Company. In
Stamford. has been obliged to give up
Vbia work during the past week. br—
cause of illness. and spends most 0!
his time in the hammock on his. porch.
regaining strength. ' .
The sugar situation in this town.
” : . .2 iii-cull
“which has been most tense tor sen-rat
" Jo. J. Smith has sold a lot and build- weeks, i. not considenbly "new.
r” on Cottage avenue to M. C. fixin- The Walter Stewart Company “04‘“
. '. - led a lemma consiznment a few (la?!
' "azo. and the other local grOCera also
‘lhgene J. Van Neon has sold a
m'now have a supply equal to all de-
" nds
.I buildings on Fitch street to Louis
arr. and Mrs. Fred 9. Moody. ot vha
' 1.3. and Mrs. lninz Crawford.
Post road. with their two voung eons.
have returned to their home. after
spending over a week with relativec m
‘ my d' y. oil New Haven. “'hile in that city, lazt
" ava- ll en. ”9 open mg. I '9 we? Mondav. Hr. Moody's mother. who
» r. and Mrs Henry Davis, of . ~ _
”an: Mann“ ’4’ 1’ had been an invalid for some time.
. . ‘ ' med. Ill: em] coming rather unexior'td-
In an - h . . edi . The funeral services were e
V w A J(nktn.=, MBndzeport, '5 lasty Wednesday, interment harm:
”in: ‘ ‘9' (“"5 n ”1" home u been made later at Binghamton. .\'. Y.
A " Wimens’ 0‘ Pix.“ “"3" ; A large conzregatlon. which includ-
ed many Darien people who do not
The Sunday School Board M the usually attend St. Luke's Church. Nor-
‘9. Avenue Methodist t‘hurr‘h held
- oton. were present Sundav’morning.
I meeting In the church parlors last when the Right ll v. Hiram Richard.
!' Hulse. D. 0.. Bishop of mm. deliver-
ed a most interestinz and illuminating
.81" ”"3“ cam" 0“" '“1 be addre<s on “The island Renublic"
13.3”,“an 0‘ 1 won?!" dance on brinzinz to his hearers a recital
Day evemng‘ ‘ A large site-do conditions with which many of them
expected
- u were not familiar.
Rev. and Drs. G. E. Richter. of the
Jane. M. Kelly. recentlr returned Poet m emeruiapd Seneant John
tom True-a. will shorth- resume his Johnson and his financee. Miss mm:
no- with the Norwalk Tire and Holly, of Norwalk. on Sunday. Serg»
WW. .mt Johnson was coded d
the Sunday school of the 3'. P. church
‘Harry G. Webb. who has. been rieit- at Silvermiue. of which Sir. Richter
.g frienda in Cum Long mud, wan for but your. and ha!
is returned to his home on East 3“? reren
pastor '
tly returned from two gear: ser-
”- vice in We. serving wl . rall-
~-—' way engineers. in the‘very thickest d
A am of daildren that have the Sam]. 10;! thewrfllnwéy'wigzu :3:
‘eeu udng’ ”at och conatant y u or e —
‘9 ",9 ms“- "'0 w at. fly to return the compliment. and:
St" James mer hame. Straw- vet hé returned home unharmed.
in", um, mm“ to xe" York m John R. Cour. one or the most hith-
mi. Am My. the last or the ‘.v impeded mm at this mu.
M expect died at his home on Prospect avenue.
m ale ed to arrive miscarly lion 7: morning. a! the axe d
«evenly. Mr. Can had ma 1.50
town in various capacities. during the
u ht ‘ the “u" mum“ past few years on the Board or Belle!
it them are appearing in East and as one of the assessors. He had
mm“. M lung been suffering for aeveral months
i.“ 2. to a cut: .piec:re b“ past. and although Mat improv-
' The Cali- ed during the past Yew weeks. took a
tu'lliavunatuwltthavebeenontbe bad turn the end of it“ '90: 7””
m I. I-ofl-e are ten!“ for whichhedid notrany. Hebeuf'ived
” canal W. .by his widow and by three children.
illrs. Edward B. Stone. of Canaan:
" If ’Ralpl Dunn. of Norwalk, and in
y g .8. “o 1“" 5“" 5°" Anna Conn. assistant town clerk of
m h m and "9 “xi“! of re nun-ten Funeral services will be held
mile to Oe (and or Vineyard; are on Thursday. and it is expemed
M.-M
to return to town today. M5 u“, m I- u and ~fig», m.
"m b'“ has mm‘ abort- who have a W home in that.
pace.
dayoera. Frances A. Godfrey.a‘
party 0! relative. were entertained at
Luella-cordinandllrxeeorgew.
Stevens. Hm street. on my,
afternoon and Wing. Mrs. my.
who a: the mother of Mrs. Stevens, is
in the in: or beam and My
enjoyed the affair in her m. De
was the recipient of many cards on-
taining good wishes. also several ect-
ters of congratulation, two 0! wr'cn
came from Toronto. cmda. Beside
these. she received several substantial
gins and during the day In. Godfrey
received several (elem can; from
wcll wishcrs. At 6 o‘clook. dinner was
served and this formed no aunfl part
of the day‘s eaten-tam The
guests were Kr. and In. Willia- God-
frey or Wilton, Ir. and Ira. S. “to.
Stevens and dauhter. Ilsa m
of South Norwalk: llr. and In. Huh.
C. Godfrey of Wilton; Ir. and Ira.
lra Harrison Highs and Ir. and In.
George W. Stevens of Bowayuu.
A welcome home party and an alum-
inum shower was tendered m J. K.
Wilma“. recently of the U. 8. N. 3..
and Xian Ethel Taylor. in “or of
their approaching marriage at tho
home of Mr. and lira. J. H. Taylor/the
party and shower were a complete -
priae to both His hybr “Ir.
Wilmott. Mr. Wilma! draw m a
great bagadolldrcaaadaaabrkle.
and ItasTaylordrewrn-aaamall
box containing twins. Miss Taylor ro
celred many useful am from Mode
and rulaflvu. llr. and Ira. 1'. Selaey
and Kr. and Ills. Jana- Jacbon. of
Worcester. 2193., sending their gins.
A delightful evening was spent with
I inflections on a victrnla. dancing. sing-
ing, storie- of Ir. Wilmott'a trip to
the South Sea 1m, and games. A
delight"! "past was served by the
hastens, In. J. H. Taylor. Jr.. with
punch containing the mule'a hat kick.
Thou mt were Ir. afi In.
Joaoph 3. Taylor, Kr: and In. James
H. Taylor. Jr.. and and. If. and In:
Howard Wilma“. Mr. and in. Arthur
Dovine and aon, fir. and Ira. Leon
Kaylor and aon of Stamford. Ira
Jam“ 11. Taylor. Sr.. Ira. Edwin J.
Jones of Fall River. “855., Ira. Elsi.
Smnhardt and tamlly. Jame. B. W“.
molt. Ilsa Ethel Taylor. nu- "able
Perv-la at Brooklyn, N. Y.. and Edward
Wilmott. 6‘ ‘;, '.'
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Mal-"(bay
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“Wk-“nimble Clu‘ni;
held theirrqularwaeklymeeUngat'
.theclnhhouaayamdayaxmll
1! them of Harbor M
mmmmmufluu
sneer mm as added for their
m.auawfllaodoubtnale
mmmdtbemoat up-uxlate
:snmmerreoortahtbemte.
g Next“ it to expected mt
"’th m added improve
'Delta to the M WW
which will coat a vast amount of
imoney.buti’lllcllwillLutheendmakc
Immaceonewonh whik- caning:
vli‘l'tt'fifthiacfl’y. Aaltistoday.nia
Ia great asset. Apretticr place than
.tlllacouldnotbedesired. Andetatl
I‘m about through the maiden: o!
‘Har‘borViewBadwhouwotthe
monotone alwayvlookiugtor
I“. inlpmvemcnta year by year. Will
,this titre-con” them to improve?
:mmmMoo-emsm.
:tion. although they are only summer
grandam My they did nor my“
(year. Thapeupledthiaaecuonanrd
itlaecttytuuepalr a certain new
,atreetawflebbanyueeded repair-lax.
,Dbdthedtvdom Yes,butlotrna
now-er which was sanguctory. bet
usdoourbcattowaulouraummerm
_ltora..and they will thank u:- and ad-
'veruae meaty. "Quaterna- all
‘tbe campaigns we would "at!" to
6undertak.
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' in: with matche- rooulted in the death: 11" 3'“ M will he tamed
W.(ouryearoldaon“‘ “flmulmbm Day.
‘gr.mln.leur.M'AdvW and no. or news
mama. about 4 o'clock. last mt-‘ aha-Id
.me little to: being burned'alive m a "n” a” 5"” °' ”W‘“
'barn on an tum property. after “*VMCooflyblhaovca—
having been caught. by the flames in. ~
the alt-0am with all outta .
. The hd‘a body in burned:
m and when recorcr-i
Burlington the a;
LABOR DAY ”MINE!"
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dbymm
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CUES FOR U” DAMAGES. ;
DAJIAGES to the amount 01 "M
are being sought from the Reamer!
mat 00.0fm‘wylacobw.tau
01 Newark. N. 1.. mauwawrfl
‘Ilcd In the m court yak-away
'morning. heme-insinuate
.mbury concern purchased 1.500
Mot W toron July 1:.
”18. the price being “.750.
”no! momma“
a‘t “(Baits-emu.”
new.aaduavouatpdd
LUGGAGE
‘mmgflsmol
Trunks-(Bags
layleSelecledlu-e
mien! midst: otlhe lalantlwblcb it
ghexpcctcdmaybehddao-eu-ema
lieu-t ra-s-
~“ which time the_old fashion barn canoe
-.... ,. ea. .4
tall! nu ‘cold wind was blowing awa-
‘wood fires to keep warm.
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Wu, ace. 27,
we:
1".
REAL ESTATE TNANSagv
www.- I'. 0.9qu to Jon; ,,
vo. lot. on We Hm an”. .
x” . Jordan 10 $d‘6 '1.
Pill“ lots. on Malina-«u...
“'ar.
“Wei J. Thurrtnn
Boer). lot. on HQrbnr
War.
' Nellie T. Norton 2-, ,I... ,
Id and blildlnga. (.1 Fr,"
War.
mam J. Vanx"; Yr- lfiuie y.
Io! ad Wing's. «.1 Put
vii! be runeolcd tor the second unae “'ar.
; Art” 8. Craw to Han; “
and buildings on Wood“..-
War.
Russell S. Morgan and 1.2. ~
H. Fromm and wile. lo! and hair
on East avenue War,
George K. Pinker to Dione
Cutlcborr. ‘0'. on Worm i.
“'ar. 7
Flora L. helium m l~ i
atciu and wife. lot and buiicm-
"m are-or. War
Palate Sarah 2 MM Cu Jr.
Cartons. lot and bulldzncn
avenue Admiui'trntor‘~ c.“
“(If {Mu}! t’ l‘.~
la and MI, on Fo'azv
War.
Idem “ if
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Astrawrldeiabclngplanncdbyaev-
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's’ p u
week.
Ereryooe la anxiously waiting tor
the arrival ot Saturday evening at
i
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It was very aim: at the lulu-I (Ir-
hg the greater m of yesterday. A
WMMHwhichmaIe
many dose that-rm and start
Talk oi the intended pertormanoe at
the amt-haw wild was one
held in the Stanford Me in lard
no more. It will be one long year be
Gore tht suzztr «flour rs we" as
those fro- tfla city will be able to
again are each a Hack-a perms--
once with local talent in it.
4—
fl.._._-r_..
t one in fri'z' .
W shmr tha
rm
all school children require
GMW‘ .
Defective vision in children is
more prevalent than many pay-en:
Iwaline and '3 {miuevtly thr w. i-
at machod ratings.
lmpartial vision ad only mm. .
- ut hardship on the lilflr . '
but is liable as well to ht: "
rinus. eye trouble u'
‘
came of se
oer years.
Have your child's eyes exam” .
below the Fall achool tert- bruit-w
Carer-d. thorough examination. u.
Cnilod Spwhlifls—lhls flrhv-
M with-
i at yo“:-
eharue.
.
that-budtbo’m.‘
M
'I'Iolrecllctsluulno‘fiela.“
m a general ”whaling at the
Central Fire Station. The car when
.1! WW
Vac-aunt.
110 Washington Street
80. Norwalk. Conn.
\\
Big Demand fOr Trained
”V ea fiat mart Fungal Director Aadrew_'l'aylor. who
a unity. {or .0” has of the arrangementa. that
dihedoeotCa-uont G. L’. Parks in zugationdl cum—«h. will return one:
.1! Hall. enlistment: are again open his vacation to omciate, it he can be? ‘
hummuuuymdwreadmd.u nelson amotor trip ~
in the ‘1 P' in Enrope, This New York States. Mr. Conn was for
dance 8' m oven to men who Inn] years an active member of the: I
five had no are“ service. ‘ local church, 3
7 ‘ .l and seadv
‘ Ila-her of my Norwalk house— to learn of the death of F'lloyd. W.‘ --—-‘ it bu been uevry Nil?- .
. 5 . l
wives were among the crowd tnat Eflhghtiirrfiaenfos :zgxgédkorg A half dozen U. S. destroyera could ‘9' a" ‘m 5" 31m ‘ new one.
stormed Cit! Hon yesterday afternoon .
Hr. We was an artist t:.n¢l__claerfl- a fast rate 0! wood toward New York.
bacon M m4 by flayor "' of mm‘ “mm-'- t 0 - Tana-row the Twenty—eighth Rem.
M of
banana noun-Ir or the city or Nor- ”we“ “'1 mm" “m" um neat Connecticut Votunteen will hold
at A hon ol volunteer workers had and-ed and: eminence in that j an outing at the Point.
New that howls one of on}! 8“ The New Canaan Grange held their
“‘9" in ““5 ‘0'“ 'ho ha" ken hon- outing at the Point yesterday. They
Mattel-tat reporter-cocked m7_g.c_carter.pauoroltheCoo-
through the 30"
a Data was «ii-agreeably W1
his Stamford home. Saturday night. be plainly “’9” yesterday traveling “I
in an clan to eeaure ao-e d the
mopeopleot this townk‘newthat bu .
'Med by the "or, himself. saw that
.9 need: of everyone were intended
' cred m ' tolerances in
in. no“ who purchased the bacon .rw'bo‘s Wlio in America." “rim-” the trip by automobile. i
00.4 mac than pleased with its knew him best as an assuming neigh— There were not many people in ball»:
guilty. Amati-new twothirds of bar. ‘ho '83 I1"!!! muffled. in 3‘ ing yesterday. owing to the cool breeao g
. .0 things pertaining to e owns - . /
- novel-d one—halt tons wan sold van He had lived here tor which blew continuously. , . ///f
. Way. The sale will open (gun severtnml “3.1%”. ”mm, to he Unattached lanutaauring com - . y/
atl:80t&1m.aad aha-mpubiaanehomemthexing’s panyofNewYorkwillagalupment' , . e g/
‘ - ”coed M the balance 0! the stripe mgfiway for the summer m- '“d . the Ire-wort- at the Point Friday ovco— - 9 4/”!
'- we "m we" "r“. “a '7‘“ '2; tr xi..- u i ‘ g2
. . us run! a n , .
He "5 "29 ’ literary There only remains a few more daya. %
i
%
ing to Int-ion many of the
people who spend their common here. for the mt scores at the nice ball.
(or “ib‘th. '11:“ “fair“: m: alloya to be beaten (or this month‘-
amen n e emv ' . -
W. Whiti . .1710 d! contest. Some very lively and ‘briak‘
"I." II“ I I r battlea an upccted during the last
Civil Service Puma-$12!. Per Year and Bonus
an MD 1‘03 WHITE now runs:
—
.. the “Outing" magazine. who 'occupfe’d
Ir. ”(a home (we we" no. two daya. .
um scare?! in . home 1?: his own at Several nights m. the mm m», m com em all max. m
C“ l M l
m B “mandala-lawman“
season.
friend to Ir. Trigga. whose departure ale and yeast conceal. near tho-
he and“ by fliy . (cw “1109. trolley depot was broken into. Tho,
having been one of the victims of tho cash register was «menu! but than
influenza epide‘lzic of last 33;; 3‘; was nothing in it. They thought they'
_ Christian Science. and one of ‘would teach the plunlicta' ‘ basal,
William 9. Smith. Jr.. of Maple ‘ave- leaders of the movement in Stamford by “ea-““3 3 f" “8‘ 0‘ peanu‘ta.’
.
“Hut-Whveba-abhhphaeev-
”mummmmmhnw
nflhwaflmu could
fully. ”maniac-and“ who hue 'baal
mug-baa been entertaining later or the The olendera are not known.
.3! W. of New Jersey. -
m aehoole. including the Junior
m. M will open for the new
yed’a work on londay, September 8.5
Honours being made to continue
‘0 WW afternoon closing off
aadmthiatombutnotonc , ’
sort. of men who paraded his rflitious Last evening another mead break-é
continuum. or flavored to force
them‘to the attention of others. ing crowd aatcndcd 2911:” d 3:1
Point. The auce w “a .
5»;
WW‘ "tweet of the NOW!!! Tirol BIND?"
“Company bunch-ll team and the music‘
thfibupadalwukaadbavehdyuan a! as
psi-u.
wan-Munch M and lb-
flbu “want-mm
atYala M. muwmuawm
”um,upmumwmuuw
Hwy-tabs...
:.~.‘t\\\M‘t tum
Ind atom. at least through Septem» .aI-w
ta: _ vwas furnished by Murray'sflngigOr-
ear. no Uta. H. 0. Butler. 0! the; "W ichestra. which awe-ed u the Tomb m m M W m 0"“
mmmnained Kr. and Mrs... -' -. ' . 1mm“ "‘9‘“ mama; WW» ' ' -
-,.mwade.otCityfflEnd.Sunday,ifl. \ =_. ’drewalargecrowd. ‘ Wmhmmfummdmfl
whowaattobaMhlflehgetabd—m -—
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mama-bod cup—Inc no. W
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‘ MERRILL_
Tomorrow evening Kcam's Singing
fame-a a Bridgeport will mama
1 the dance music at the Point. This or.
chestra (or {to abort. time it has been
playhg.ba'a madea nan-e for use!
which classes it. as one ofthc bed
mica! «unification: of the auto.
Thane mwalcianl are also men woo
have done their share in the war. _
”Milt-on overacu,andnavo
aeen a great deal of active duty. 'Tboy
haveavcrylargefollowlngandavery
I Ir. and Mrs. Paul Doll 6! the Post-
" load. entertained Mr. and Mrs. P.i'
,hpel. at Kew Gardens, L. 1., meow
15;" we:5cnd. t
- -, . . lira. Drank R. Holmes and
‘1. and Mrs. Mark “7. Norman have
mm a vacation t ' Lb
flow Mire. "p rough?
‘, Ira. w. L Sdiryfier, of the Kings
’ .1: entertaining Hrs. 1‘. Paris
1 W Lake. Orange County, N.
1M“ andbr two daughters. '
and supplies for the new
I.” High School were received.
m and were brought by An-
dorran-h big unvtrom the treight
m achool house 'on the Post
. _ m r
15a - sc‘eld. daughters of
' WI“ Sfmabury. .
one 0, ma, spending, ,acveral omaorr. an ‘31-
; Iaat Thursday for“ I 3 - Y ;
,- It ‘ . ~§ I .V 7‘ >
“\-
Ithaphto‘mlandwork up top-itin- d equali-
‘Ilny. ”mmrp-IMmMWJ
bfiohfipadtflmmwbhh
thiawut.
Mrs. Lewis C. Parkerot 1.0mm
hapendiagafiewdayaluflowl’ora
city with relatives.
Ira. lay I. 15-.- lo we
several day. h m L L. tk
guest of her son, Edward Thine: and
family.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl J. Thomas quietly
celebrated their tenth wedding anni-
versary, Sunday, at their home on Bo large crowd 1. expected.
wayton avenue. I -—-——-—----—
man Ida mm Home ha nun-nod COLONEL ROOM? limo
to her hone II and street after, ’
days in New York
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