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,1 .that there
m. 31m
Show
Twelve
con Ham
of July as
vine.
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i
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5: .; .l‘n- guest of llrs. Robert‘ li—aSomuel. to Cyrus and Gusste In!!! m. or has. H. Int-er.
(; 1 U: Flax m“ Road. Gray. ~01! Raiding P... W £311.13)»
, 18—33% to Jpceph and Mary SMi- stem. or Burnt-:11, tumour at?
...:... ‘ . ; _ Want ‘8!!! Milan.
72......rw in charge of the lien 17--.};"5971. to Louis and Suite 3;. nil-flu. an m “with“ old
a: 1mm: Posz Which was mm W. ’ ~ MA m flu-u nnnm- inure
it ~ ’ . held a shore dinner at T'Dor- 3'mmmret. to ‘Jolm and Julia Sues. “'9 W “What: .msm}.
I- mg. ovening The": W 4~'l‘imna_s. to John and Anna ‘Koea- led. “ ‘0 “mm m ’1‘ tfin
. ’ . . . kin. . . Bone W. 81-. m M
h. . ~,)rr‘.<(nt.»-Stanilord Advocate.’ 9—~l’eter, to Phillip and Imellne Fa- :hr W hit M 2%.
..__.._ . mo. .19 mil—tu- dimmi-
« . has been issued by Chairman 7“”E’0h» ‘0 990119 and Grace PM" Pm“! “an“.
. "i ' l 2x ' z . l ps. I
E l)..l)011.e'l for l 'uieetlng of 26—dls‘u0wfird. to Frederick and Rita ._.-
l, , apuhiican City (.ommittoe at me Giorchlno. WT! OUT OFTHOIM
: wourt ioom. city hall. Tuesday ev- 26—Mar-32 to Harry and Margaret or mum WAR
e mg a: 8 o‘clock. 11 infirm“ H a P ~—
f 6- yn. to am an '4an Duff. .
”3 v _ _ ‘ . ' 19—»Aliee. to Edward and Ellen Hart. "'m“ "‘ ’"m‘m'" m” ”‘V' '°‘
1.2. .-.;:;:;iu_. “JV“! spot” or the Knob .FHM. to man} and Katherine hflonl Amply We to AM!
i . . _: he .lwhl Saturday afternoon Gilmore. in Support.
1. 'ri,..;.. will be eighteen races mnrmm. to Richard and Mary
1; w; wwmmin; drivin , vl ', Farce“. . ' ' ‘ " -
.. _ . ' g “° “3 29—-Chnflotle. to John and Molly mm the ”Emmi“ “f we ”0””:
(. .....¢-rn1910n and canoe races. Pabst. men! at State agonmeggt‘has been 3'8",
1 12-»Gxatia. to Goorge and Ellioltvi’flk‘d that lhp state has been out
Palnl. lnsiouih liain\lstrt;¢'t.- ”4 12:;de , P i Q l thousands of dollars Pvery year {or the‘
‘ w a )ronen eg on . om ay .. -—r e aloe. to eter am .arah,‘
5' when hit by a Ford auto Kasses. lumpy". of persons “.1 slate lnstitu-E
E veil by Raymond H. Brady, 21~w\\’haltrim. to Louis and llclen."°m‘ ““0 haw "9'8"“93 ""0 hate.
I. .n ;‘\,‘(1n1:e_ had {he mpmbur Krizasiuk. ’ampln moans. In one particular case.:
.3. \‘(illiam J. Tracey in the 29~~Elmas. to Jacob and Julia Yoter ,a woman was being supported N. the,
5 {o piial this morninz. The‘ ian. ' .
:3 p 52- leis repoxgthat he is get- 12-Ax—Gasperin. In Gnirm‘rno and Cum; state in a tuberculosis institution after
1 :
.uiv'oly: .
S: Co.
.Afl-"n
a - t-umract to make exten~
_. m lhe property of Louis;
i» ~ nth Ridge. New Canaan.‘
"‘~ include the building of,
a v--:.l plant. the moving o_if
.. totiage to a new loca-l
* :1; :hv coirage and malt-T
1' addition ‘upon the
The estimated cost
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. tsunami.
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7,”- “mp“ in Bridge-I; 20" Marianna O. MrKomlry. Gil mengupported by the state. while perect-
: of Frank A. Baker. 0 ‘
t .. m7 thw Norwa‘lk Tire: ...:—(:.
Bakvr was in-.
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. A». unplny of the local -2 Vs illiam
' Month.» ago, and. hf“.
' been unalile
that (no; n ‘ ‘ )fl .
- .241 him sufficientJ ~9”'h*1“ln 'sbvm-N 59
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TIME F OR YOU
IO SAVE
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,-:'.:r.g men think it
“11. be eager to save a. little
13‘ :.
Tree 1;: :athing to it. '1!
L " >~-liihl. formerly of
. LUV; tonnecied with
~.- Company. of 68
»- she is aflsififinz
‘ ‘ maze the factory.
.4; assumed a more'
ller pleasant
. .stznnrr: appeal to all
:md Mrs. Roths—
zinnrtmcnts and
South Norwalk.
. sh Mrs. Rothschild.
dd her admiration
Ural-:5 hiz‘nlv of the
W“: 11:20:... increases so Wm“ ‘
7°: expense:
THE mo: TO SAVE 18
NOW
4PER can." 0N SAVINGS
“0 South Nor -
Tl‘llsl CB3? '
tin-lily 1m.
Sunni.
: siplna. Flue. ,
. 27—»Helnn. to \Villiam and link—n Mac-
h. ’é been
1‘ t 9~~=Marjorim to Roy and Ruth Hilt-
lachlan.
tery.
Deaths.
.".~l)aniwl Shtwhan. 8:? years.
tWo month“. 2'3 days.
.montlw. throw days.
4—Eloanm‘a Smith. 68 years,
months, sot-9n days.
lO—~Marlha Farrvn, 74
months. 30 days.
‘ 3—(‘liarlcs Krlvosik. one your. nine
l months. 18 days.
years. 10
‘ 1“,in held today uy. 18~~~Franklin B. Weed. nine months.
one day.
four months. 14 days.
W. Mother. 64
months. seven days.
l-I.'Snilvli. two years. 1]
21 days.
Raymond. «ll years,
28 days.
‘ ° yoars. 11
months.
29~Maurimi
months.
four
years. five
months, 10 days.
Marriages.
rim-Anthony Youhos and Bnrtha lind-
(HR.
(15.
5~Milton B. “'hitn and Gladys A
Barnes (Weston).
13~Wllllam Mass and Alma Barker.
lib—Peter J. LacCharlty and Lillian V.
Gregory.
IZ—Wiillam Decker, Jr.,
Layman.
29—Arthur L. Youngs and Agnes
Ahearn (New Canaan).
31—Charles H. Moflett and Mary Ba-
and Viola
G.
loch. .
28—»Guy Guerrlere and Sanduchy Dei-
III.
28~Antonlo Spano and Bigida Pipi-
lode.
Ill—Michael Pierne and Theresa De-
. First Presentation
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The "vital Istatistics tor the month
recorded in the offices of
Town Clerk Herbert R. Smith. show
have been 31 births, of
which number 12 were boys and 19
H girls. There were 12 deaths and 18
marriages. The records rollowa:
July Births.
s—Rioriotta, to Louis and Julia De-
5~Robert. to William and Nellie
3——Evely'n. to James and Minnie
Monoghan. ..
- 2——Mey. to Samuel and Jeanette
E Bird. "“
28—Judge, to George and Lenin Body-
ISIH‘WnVF-nlle, to Albert and Bertha
16—F‘nmcis. to John and Maybelle
Peterson.
12—Jearme, to Ralph and Helen Be
dient.
3~Shlrley, to lee and lint-ion
., Onenwood.
510—- ,. . '
p . Evading at Boston. Penn-1 Frederick, to Paul and Mary RH!
«lmFrank A. Coenen. eight years.
4~Mario L. ("m‘terzht. 38 years. 11}
twozthc state will undoubtedly save sev-
~Alexander Kuntor and Margaret
Brosyho.
S—Ralrh W. Reynolds and Edith J.
nllik.
5—~William Rilcy and Marjorie Hark-
ness. ‘ ,- '
12—Dexter E. Hoyt and Dorothy H.
Murray.
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A. Noam.
.731--’nlm J. Foley Ind ‘flfidred
W. Bum-'1'! and Anna.
‘Zs—Jhrry r'. mason and Hay Keif
Rey (Smmiord). T
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330m mifinfiWsM
mm BAYS ATSEA I
‘IN AN arms 381'!“
BOSTON,‘ Aug. z7.—~After ohm!
days at sea in an open boat. Canning
B. D. - emu 1nd six men of thoj
trim schooner George D. Edna-dim
were picked in)~ by the newer xPe-'
quot, according to a meme received .
Nantucket. She was
Captain Column aid
rently were provided with food dud
water. to the W continued no
word of suffering or prlvntion. The
Pequot In
Rotter-dun
. The whomercngistend 541 tons
gran. Contain oleutn's hone in in
Weld.
M
his men appa-
; having received an 818.800 legacy rrom‘
lher mother's estate. in spite of this”
’thepatlent‘s relatives were‘paylng 82;
la week for the lawn of thtm tubercutar
i'persons. while the state paid the rest.'
Hn the meanwhile the $18,000 was,
’drnwing interest. ?
Colonel Robert O. Eaton. agonl of
5the department. said this wank that
geral thousands of dollars by roason of
film investigation. and that. at one in-
jstilution alone $223,000 a year Will be'
; saved. it being discovered at this place.
ithat many of the patients were being;
gly able to pay for themselves. ;
f The investlgatlon showed. too. that‘
3 there are les spaupers in the state than
:l'ormerly. but the exact figures havo
fnot been compiled. One reason ad-
}vancad is that womnn who were pro.
. viously idlo got work during the hum
of war orders, getting high wages in
1 the factories. and after savlnl'. up more
money. took their aged relatives from
the institution.
i
bound light from i
Bermuda tor Hillsboro, N. B. i
bound from Scrunch for"
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Stock of
‘ OFFICE FURNITURE
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‘Cmpe Kimonos
[long andshcrt Kimonos inplain
color and figured ribbon and
Persian band trimming.
$1.50 to $2.93
I. I. MALLETTE
m ”DIWALI.
call for shipments.
tation. Padded van: for furniture work.
‘ NOTICE TO SHIPPERS
Owing to our increased busineu we hm found it neces~
sary to provide larger once space in flew York city. On and
uni-mama. 1919, we will be located at 174
SEVENTH AVENUE, New York City. Phone Farragut 73(7.
Our service has been extended to Philadelphia, £11., and
New Haven, Conn, and we will be glad to quote rates and
DAILY ERVICE BETWEEN NEW HAVEN, BRIDGBPORT,
NORWALK. m YORK AND PHILADELPHIA
10 large trucks at your service for all kinds of transpor-
Hers’llfield Motor Transportation Co.
-_. -_._. ' _ _. __
£1
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1“5000 Hammermils
iBaodLetter Heads
in: $15.00.
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m. ’mthofmousmm cr-
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[film commercialbondmldo
\Wondixuuedbythomdod
it”. who do big businedl.
l m exceptionally low price in
tanWlettuhudBl-lel
. inches. The printing in of tho but
4% 'udwomndhockofevu-ylhoot.
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~ ONS The Wntnorter-Herald
' . Mort, Donn.
Women who get into that: own kitchen: will appreciate P B—We do ogh” mm d
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OLD CARS
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car A SQUARE DEAL
W. will buy your household
second had, a. Junk and uh
goods. Anything you
he. run-mm; to the dual».
it! of the goods. A can). deal
man.
PHILIP P. MAHONEY
53 Vnn land: street. Phone 11816.
Second had good: always on sale.
Dorian House
Shore Diners
All Kinds»! Sea Food
Steak. (Shells mil
Chicken
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84 Washington 81., So. WM
Graduate tram Palmer School
:REDOAK COAT
gDclivered all
quantity.
‘ Also ’HARDWOOD in cord
:1engths or blocks, $12 a cord.
L. EF F RON!
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over town in any
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27 “WINGTON CT. .
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