Evening sentinel, Thursday, September 11, 1919 · page 4

 
 
 

 

 
 

 

 

 

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- W m scum 1'03qu mm
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.m FIVE KILLED ‘ " u .. a '

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' ' i I I}. saw much of the heavy fighting m the} SCORE W0 ' ' _.
. , oath evening. . . -
it‘l' breezes are keenly felt and many School (cmnflttec M y lmph’w 10'3“] hum and gnu“ harp

‘ " in‘mreign ”Mecca-«0'
leag-lv GEYR of the WIT. He looks the‘ IN mm 9 ‘ |
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an early fire is started to keep the the question or housing children at was Pl‘l‘Pr’lPd. §

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' 'picture of health. He expects to bet .
Continued from First Pan
Center School Was Berlnusly considk‘ The authorities “aim MLTYwSflOP

cred. Notwithstanding the acquisition‘was 071‘? of two former officers who

New Fall Showing

‘0‘ the Snyder house. which will be. inz' the night and stripped them of
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t -. .2 ' t. .t
Tlu ray. of the I. Q deq royer‘ used for school purposes aftcr Octoberi their guns. clubs and badges. Arthur
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Serge Dresses Silk Dresses :

‘ w ‘.: 5 ~ ' ' . bed on . _ _
Ring-old calchlight were Has 1. conditions demand extra r00m-f ll. Shea. a striking D01"? \mm‘ “1‘" ”l"

 
 

 

 

 

The falling leaves from the. beach discharged soon.
trees girc warning to the residents.
that summer is about gone. The win-l

 

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! sigh-lg at Noroton Heights

 

”w beach during the course of last‘ From those who are in authority. ltl‘lilltgi‘tl companion of Rc'fintb. was a“-

eveninz and furnished light for the - , W, -hv1rnr(“d with rubbery.
- l- . (for? re.“ ( ( ( Q .
evening. The ship is still the center. "3 said that‘it "u “0' be 10m: be . Anotllel death occurod whcn Ra,
. . . _. i the Tun Wlll be called upon to u-recttmo“d Ban-rs. of Cambridge. tried m
lnlercst and if it is DOS'nlble. a. - . . ,.
.. . ., :r‘hml building. ”capo from (Hale Guards who 11th

of Harbor View residents \VlLl r0 led up a group ,1, “Pwm‘yfiv, .
in dice games on Benton

New Canaan's first. horse show andlparticipunta ‘h I through
.gymunnm, held Saturday. brought out'gémrm: ”“3"“ “"“‘ ” 0

Robert .loselovsly has soid'a lot and ~
buildings on East avenue to L. A. Nay-

ier.

Although the weathel was anything
{but ideal. there was a large attend-
ance Tuesday night at the community
sin: in Noroton Heights. Everything
tried was well done. and the boyfi
present were paragons ol‘ moral pule-
:britude. There were cheers for the

of
party

 

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The weekly test of one of the fire
MXcs on the. East Side will be held
.at 7 o'clock. this evening.

 

motor out to the ship and try to get on;
board. I

New Shawls

leader. Miss Kathleen Mulvuney, and

a \‘isimr at the home of Mr. and Mrs. a request that 5110 sing it HMO. Sh?
H Harris of Fli‘t-St street. . responded With "Bl autiful Ohio." The
1 cilildrcn Wen.- again in lh-ir rlwllle‘nl

Miss Elizabeth Olsen of Brooklyn is

The Sunday School of ('hrist Church when called upon.

will rcopcn for the full next Sunday, in“ ”Kalli" ”0 ”0W 1
17P_" and “Till VVe-Meet."

__ 'vaney met with fine success with the

.lnrellce Voilmcr of East Norwalk Children. and can depend upon them

1). Eng, every lvcninl: in the future. MiSs

seven lols on \‘.'infield street. Helen “'aring. pupil of Miss Barbara

_ \Vced. was at tllc piano during the ill-

Tllc Rcv. Herbert H. Marsland will n(._«’s of Miss “'eed, who will be back

conduct the praycl‘ and testimony at work within a few days. The Noro-

meclinz at the East Avenue Methodist ton sings will soon trv some of the

Episcopal church this evening. ,things that have been so Well receiv-

, ml in (‘oscolx There will 11‘ so .

Miss Dorothy ll. Kuhdmann of .. '. . ~ ( 101‘”

on ct’VPh’ll occasmns. and community

Gregory Boulmard'llas returned from . ‘

_ ' ex cnts such as have been arranged bv

a two weeks vacatlon at the home of . - - '

“r“ (‘90,. 8 Re] ‘ fl) b ‘ the Coscob Community Council and
‘ -~ J 5 7‘ 9’ 0 an “U- .1119 C‘oscob )lotllcl‘s' Club.

Hate 18 Get

September ll, it‘l j‘: o'clock.

has purchased from George

 

A number of East Norwalk people
journeyed to New York yesterday to
witness the monster parade of the
First Division. headed by General
John Peresblng.

 

 

The ions-lookcd—for nprnlnt: of tllv‘
Darien Junior High School occurrcd
Monday. according to Sf‘lli'tllllt” . when
the other local schools :llrts opened
.l‘ill‘ the term. The faculty of the High

It was erroneously Stated in these School is as follows: Principle .John
columns Yesterday that the Third Dis- mm; “vi-ilr‘im‘ Primivul- MW Miro
trict— meeting was to have. takenmce Whiting; im’mMm' in manual ”flin-
last evcning. wherca.q the correct'late ins and domcstic .vcl'enco, .\li-‘~l Mil-
is September 17.

 

.B. llnllilt'F; scienth grade, Miss (lll‘ft‘
Goodcll. Mr. Ring come to this town

had :1

 

Residents on Core avenue have
complained to the. police that. school from “‘aslliu-zton, where be
children are in the habit of stealing """m'd “5 an expert lewrltcr having
their fruit after school hours. and be. i’l’Oilfirf’tl 50!"? 0" PW-‘ldt‘tlf Wil°OP'-"
tween 12 and 1 o’clock. The police most imporlanl wnr papers from the
will investigate the matter. T‘l‘esidrlljs direct dictation. At the
now Junior H.211 School. special em-

Tlle ladies of the. East Norwalk Im- llhusis will ln' laid upon the commer—
provement Association. who hag t-izll course. which is selected by the
planned to make a quilt at their regu- 'llC’th‘r number of pupils rntez'ftzlz
lar session at Community Hall tomor- high 5“]1001- many 01' Whom 0n!" a"
row afternoon. have postponed the tend for the first two years of the

meeting until next Friday; September ”01""- :Th‘ ”03'!“ Mid girls taking
.19. the clawsical or scientific courses will

' . ‘also bc- well lookcd for with the class-

The Epworth League of the. East 9: so much sulailcr than at the. Stam-
Avenue Methodist Episcopal church ford High School, each pupil will have
conducted a very successful moon- so much of the attention of the in-
‘light rail in iota] waters last night. structors that it willlw almost equiVa-
The party left the public float under lent to‘r eccivintr instructions from a
“W Washington SUCH bridge at 7:30 personal tutor. lint-ten pupils who
o‘clock. 5' , ‘.had provioutslv begun their courses of
I Estudy at either the Stamford or Nor-
The can) of James T. Middleton. walk High Schools will continue them

of l2 Third street, arrested 'on June until they are graduated. but it is 9!:-
16th. charge-i with an altcmpt to as- peeled that this town will hereafter
539" Laura Martin while She was take 0‘? its lliell School students. Miss
caring for two children on VVinficlrd‘ “'hiting comps from Maine and Minx
Street. is sthcduled to come up for a (loodell from Vermont. The parents
hearing in the Superior Court of of the pupih attendiuz in Stamford
Bridgeport. today. ,wu-Q rpquiroll this vcul‘ to (ls-posit 3‘25
with the school boultl bcfore their
The Third \‘l'ard cauCUs held at 208 (4‘1”de could he admitted for the
E3” Washingmn “”9" last evening“ new term. as the Stamford authorities
was marked by a large and Ilrderiy at- had added :20 to the cost of tuition
tendance. it is estimated that be- for out-of-town pupils: this rear. The
tween forty and fifty were present. grade schools of the town also open-
which is an unusually large gatllcring ml yesterday morning. all with full
for an East .'orwalk Democratic cau'tclasscs. The teaching force of the.

 

 

 

 

cus. ItoWn this year is a s follows, all the
- teachers having previously" scrvcd

The "‘1 S '
g touts of East Korwalk hcrc except when otherwise noted:

will give. a bazaar at Commuru'ty Hall

~ . . Superintendent and principal of Cent-
:m°¥:w evesln: beginning at a p, or school. James F. “'illiams. Mics

. ere tn 6 .. .4
- punch ice cream ,8 3“an bake”: Thercsa Hoyt, instructor in music.
.. ’- — ' (an y, ‘ngtable" ("enter school. sixth grade. Miss Ethel
. domestic fancy work. myslcry table Ravmond- fifth "rude Miss Era Boi-
3d grab :10: Good. mug“? and damn. ljr-ii of Potsdam. .\'. Y.: Fourth grade.
3 In S a! at J oclor-k. iMills». Noroton liciullts School; Miss

 

— — 'Vl’ltmicll Elam; .«m-ond grad“. Mrs
_ ‘S‘llrall lltlillio"_'.’li‘ll' first zrade, Miss:
e e S an Albl’l’lliln Quilman of Stamford: ad-

gruncr-d klnlll‘l‘Lill'lt'l‘l. Mira. Ethel Luc-
‘ Brando: llilldl-rrnrten. Miss Ethel

 

 

'gl,.
Mr. and Mrs. \Villiam Raymond and “ms ,\'nr0‘.(ll.l l-iiir'llts: School: MW?
two children lcft for their home in “mm “(H-“hp..-“ mimiplc and taaclr

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

New York yefitPl‘day. ‘cr of the rixtll 21min; .“ll‘él Helen

‘ ’ "ill zl'ulc; .‘liss Roxie Smith.

Mr. and Mrs. John “'al'rcn have Fla“. ’1 ‘ I , \ _ \V lli m5

1 ' ‘ fourlll gradc' Miss Mary i a .

cosed “1“” summer home at the . “'Q es
island and have rel d ,‘ kindergarten. Fifth School. 1 1-3

urnc m the" Harriet Valentine and Gertrude Far

home In the WP“- l‘ev. The latter is a, Noroton young
Ilady who begins her teaching career
as kindergartencr at this school in
hcr own town. Holmes school: Miss

Mary Anderson and Miss Loretta Ry-

 

_ Ruth Johnson returned to her home

in Ridge-field yesterday. after having
enjoyed the month of August as the
guest of her aunt, Mrs, Edward Swen-

- Ion, at-the island. an.

 

 

’5 The U. S. destroyer Rinczold. which

center of conversation during the day.‘

. anvhou‘sew
lany interested people are planning Enough to get

' but we. 93' .
t ' , ‘ ’ lowing winter,
may be a shortage next season.

 

m DIRECT ACTION.

 

a in hasten here today voted'

 
 

They enjoyed giv-

Miss Mul-

Idlcll l‘lili‘l'lfl'flfil’l; cigth crude. Mrs. B L

The peach crop is on the wane heirs».

. . _ abouts now, but there is no complaint,

an be seen from the Ndnd “as me. because it was a bumper one, and
lves. who were fortunate
' ~ up ' ~ -. . sugar! have canned
“Visit Ship during 1‘” stay m the peaches for next winter, and the fol-
.believing that there
The.
W, Sept. 11.——'By a camp“, , average price of fancy peaches here: .
lively close Vote. the Trades UnionI thisyear has been $1.50 per basket, as scan on thgffljelnlblysmil l ‘ I I _ at 8:55 0’ WI»
compared with $4.50 and 35 last isnm- We‘dnesday,"a£ter serving 1!): eight“: 9w ' n N no, "‘3.

Own a. m- declii'iglft «mulling-arm; 1M, grades of the grainmontbs in them (law the m. tilt when,

low-r 500 people. all anxious to SIN-mil Governor Cnolidga today wired thc

 
 

 

 

 

 

New Suits

COATS and SKIRTS

 

 

_ rev—aw» I

‘L ”"3” money for the benefit or the sol- St’t‘l‘flfll)‘ of the Aavy a request that

my FRET :lf diers' and aalloru' fund. which will}; naval forces be boil: in readiness :‘or
“I '; n fl! call to supply m it ona mops cl

3 ' L l ‘ ' 1’5 used in erecting .. appropriate memo-1 Boston’s protection. With six reg

.' "3 rial tofie boys “ho fought and diedliments of state Guards under arms
'8‘ 'iin the world war. The various horse. the governor has mobilized all the

 

 

 

 

Tl (‘l (l I h 1‘ evénts proved interesting. and passed forces at hisqcommlalnd.’rh th'rd day:
w 1 cc ‘ ul met at the ome o . - l BOSTON. . cpt. .- c 1 '

;off in good order. The only inctdent. _ ,_
Mrs. 3'. E. Iircsam Thursday at 7:30 which marred the events was the sonic! lht‘ police strike 0W with 0 can .
’ m . ’ ’ ualty list of three persons killed andl
1' ‘ condition of the turf. which made “nearly g score. including {nur women,
rather difficult, to show off the fin» injured as a result of the activities of.

rack state troops in policing the city last:
points at the valuable ho .. entered night. The military forces. five lbou-'

 

\
Nineteen members were received in

the Methodist church last Sunday
morning. 2 in the events. The exact. amount "f sand in number. were under ordels to
title not receipts has not been made ram") lawful conditions to the point
"T" . . 1 wit ‘

 

“MUD: her cousin, Miss E. .1. Carpet»!%

New ‘ { 'sary. .
”’1' 0f 80‘1”] “mm!“ . (anun voted down the town; Succena in quelling the rioting and

. manager plan of government at a one lsuppnesslng the loot ing 0, "ka,“
“31 town mt‘f’llflx hPld TOMMY from, hours marked their efforts to a tonic
6 a. m. to l p. m.. in the town hall. 0f, degree. although there were several .

about 900 voters, only 303 interested serious riots. Show windows were
' broken in many places. but only in at

themselves enough in the question to 1...“. was there looting. ”.mp3 and the
no to the hall and vote. The resulte skplfi'nn police my": of regulars: and
of the balloting was fis follows: 133 volunteers being quick to reach "W

No “5 Y , - 82!! seat of the disturbances.
' '8 ‘ majority 0f '3 inst; Crowds filled the streets durtmz
surged

the new plan. The committee appoint-.m‘ of the night. They
ed at a recent. town melting worked through the business district with ac-
hard on a plan for a mm-p modern companyinl: disorders and along the.
government. whereby the town and ,‘ne'L‘ in 8““‘1‘ Damn“ "m m. "an"
horou h could 0 ii 1' ' ‘ l t "1818an it Was only after chamex of
a c no (a (. at ens "“,cavall'ylnPn and the use of riot guns.
some of the more. Important depart- lhal they wvrt‘ dispelled.
meals of the. government. such as Traffic conditions in the buntnem
roads and sewers. This commitlec. “""0'3‘, ""9 mwm'ed today with
re the new I l hll ‘ ’ b fthv assignment to duty of volunteer
Ra . p an mucl pu c t). ut.. ”My“. “New,
, DOYWilhfllandlnX this. hardly a third 0‘ The most serious disturbances last
the voters seemed to be interested. ln'nizht wcrc tn fimliay Square. Bowdmn

Rev. E. C Carpenter. former pastor "s . M - q - . and q th I; ..
. fact. With an m bllTll . - - (HIJN‘. unit». a quart s MI 0.!
moved his a p“ 3" “0“"? 0' ton. After frequent outbursts at Scol-

of tho Methodist church. ‘thow who voted v ( l . d
household effects to New Haven on ' '9“ crtay (ii “0' ““"lcy Square and in South Boston. with
Mondav _ . dertsand how they were mtlnz. The the a” of riot "I": m the latfer m5

" lmeetinx wax in the form of an elm-'trtct. machine Inns were named and

:tlon. Ordinary ballots. with You and the sight of them appeared to have

Thc Republican caucus for the non“ the desired mom. South Boston mm-
‘No printed thereon. “7"" “”d- Tl" the authorities the mom trouble. State

inatlon of officers for the ensuing year ‘

will be. held in the Town HI". Priday.‘ Voting t00k place in the voting-place Guardsmen arriving first were coat to
provided for in regular elections. «t '1th dlfltflfl and W0" knxnedntely

“ ‘ Zlgreetta will showers at donut. The.

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'l‘hc Now (‘dnalm (‘ollntry (‘luh will
bar c a ance Saturday evenlnz.
Kearncy's orchestra will play.

 

Miss Madallne Mills of East Satan-
ket. N. Y.. is spending the. week with
Mr. and Mrs. Arm Raymond.

Mr. and Mrs. Geo llelbert Cheney
ham sold ll'mll‘ place of Pontls Ridzc
Road :0 Charles G. Edwards of sum!

pan Point.

 

llr. Dickey and family. who haVe'
been residing in New Canaan for thc
sumnlcr mouths-l. returned to .Now'

York. Tuesday.

 

 

Sept. 12, at 8 p. m.
:tlrst forcc of 350 soldiers was qnmkly

W— _
g; Supplemented by others with riot
42m... W bet u Wlbuny char-
, :ilg the sidewalks a‘ d street junction a.
l they wove frequently obliged to rescue

Fl-edntick Bill and F. B. Howard of
New Canaan have been summoned
for jury duty at the- Seplanber term
of the. Superior Court at Bridgeport.

 

lineups ocivolumcr .pnlloe from seri-
lous situations. Bur-tag once! the out-
breaks. the aoldterp. unet- attempting
to char the street by Irina into the.

 

 

The. store in the old Post Office . .
Several more of the concessioncrs

 

building which is to be occupied by l '

T. Del-‘orest is nearly equipped will at the Point are planning to clone. air. turntd-fllelr m on the m, A

the ncw .store fixtures. and will soon Sunday. They are to be seen at the Stifnmzxnwir’w 'O'mTWszi- '

be occupied by Mr. DeForest. 'died of wounds with a short time.
Many other: were seriously injured.

Match Point will not have the honor Scolhy Squire. one of ill! m“-

thcir annual lllPl‘ling in the Town Hall 0‘ the “'elcome Home eelebntlon, mngi‘hll'afl of U: guy. mwtheglfrl»
. ‘ ' me: in cm I. ou-
Thursday (""011an {0" th" purpose 0", TMS ‘8 dun to a thumb: plum which nods would gather only to be. sent
making voters. This meeting is held‘ WP" made by "‘9 committee 00m” acun‘yinz Ml ship "TENS by "000'
a wen-k earlier this year than hereto. DDFPd of the ear-service men. it” Who “M'd "W broadside 0' ”‘9”.
' - - ' 33:1sz (rt-sly. but it was not until the
George Dlafenbach. manager of u"; Wipers had and their pistols into the.
crowd. mortally wounding; an “Month,
man. that order we fully mtor—l

3 Lynn fair and at tho Danhury fair.
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l
Tllc registrars of the town will hold;

foro, owing to a change in the law.

 

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Baldwin street now has an electric automatic "00 truck 18 10 DP 0110 0’ no.1
light midway in the street. This was the Rail)“ PM!" COH‘WRMOM‘H‘ who ed.
ordered by the Borough Board at a '1" be 3091'! at the Danbury fair ncxt

recent meeting. it will not be long month.

before this atleet will be acepted by ~ ‘
tho llorousll. although it'is not fifty‘ Tomorrow evening the Seventh Hum: Economic: Commit... Emu,

feet in width. 300mm“ Social Club will hold al Tin-o. nan mun. l
____._ [dance at the Point. A very lune delc- A? "'9 "11‘0“"! 0‘ ”‘0 Ffllrflt‘l'l

A motion picture exhibit. especially gallon from this city is expected to, County Farm Bureau held in ti-m‘
than) Bureau ofllcc in Danbnry. the}

remnant-l of Mrs. E. G. 8. Subaru“!
of “Ghana: chairman of the county,!
home economics committee was ac-:
cepted. Mrs. Schenck has been chatr-'
man during the period of the war and;
tho yaricus food campaign: and con-
servation drives which were held dur-'
' ing that time were conducted under

her efllcient direction. Her trauma"
tion was accepted with regret by the,
nominee Tux-my. and Mrs. Wallace»

Michell of Newton was chute! her
, uncemr. Three new members were'
! elected on the committee. Tuesday. as‘

Rev. B. F. Kidder. who has been pns-l POSTMASTER Dl£3 9N CRASH l follows: Mm. Benjamin Brundnge of
tor of a church in Bridxwt for Se‘- HOWELL. Sept. 1].—I.ouls I. See? Danbury: Mlss Ruth Rogers of Gay:
era] years. has been appblnted to fill 19". Footmaster at baniateo. and Geo.‘ lordaville. and Mrs. John Gammlle of
the vacancy in the local Methodist Wilcox. aleading manufacturer of that. New Fairfieldn The full membership
church. caused by the resignation of Village are dead and two other men of this committee as it now Manda ig'
Rev. E. C. Carpenter, who moved to are dying as the result of an automo- as follows: Mrs. Walter Mitchell of
New Haven Monday. Mr. Kidder will bile crash late last night near W'OQd- Newtown. chairman; Miss Mary L.'

 

3 MRS. scnzncx RESlGflB. !
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for children who are inter-listed in the attend.
garden work. will be given at the Co" .
lonial theatre next Monday. at 3.30; The daily attendance at therolnr‘
p. m.. under the direction of the Plant ‘ is dropping off. This is due to the
Flower and Fruit Guild. Six reels will! cool weather which is vetting in. and
l "M”? keeps the public from going to
l the Point.
2 Norman lawrence of Vermont was.

in town several days this week. visit-
intz his brvlther, Edward Lawrence,
and incidcntallv shook hands with
many of his frlcnds he knew here
twelve years ago. Norman returned
from overseas last February.

 

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Th1l dance last. evening was very
largely attended. As it was announc-
ed the custom after Labor Day. was to
hold dances three nights a week with
”'9 Privilege of engaging special or—
chestras.

 

 

 

AS YOU WALK .
YOU SINK DOWN

nap of ill v
if \ll-

into lllt‘ \‘t‘lVol
\"l u know the fa-c‘lilll:
r.< r trod nvcr lhnsv tlltclt stilt.
(quumS ll] 5- w. h...

()ur law-- l::.l- ,

lIll’ llqu

Oriental
«1' luxury
llt‘ t xpcusnl
lu‘aulilul it) look
\\.‘\ll\' upon ’l‘hll) “Ill xv.” llf-v
lhc oldest and lino-u ()l'll‘ll'nl‘

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New September Records

Peter Oink. one step; Egyptlmd fox trot—Six Brown Bros

85 cents. . . ‘ .
Tell m. fox trot; The Vamp, fox trot—Smith s Orchestra.
86 cents.

Anything 1: Rice If It Games From Dixieland—American

net. 86 cents.
lye: That Say “I Love You"-Irving and Jack Kaufman. 85(-
Take Your Girlie to the Ma, Billy may; Baby—Arthur
Fields. Scents. ‘
For You a loco—Emilio De Gogorxa. $1.00.
La. Trivium-11mm (Salli Ctrci. $1.50.
Tutti-h firth—Juan. Helm. 31.00.
Hard Time: Come Again In Iore-—Louise Haber. $1.00.
Beautiful Ohio—Fritz m. $1.00.
The first. Sue of turner—John Noam-mack. $1.00.

 

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U150 HOV 135
By AARON KOHN‘

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so Pu Cat. Saving Sale On
WONDER MIST AUTO POLISH

1 Gel. can. Reg. price $3.00. Sale price .......... $2.10
1-! Gal Gan. Bug price $1.78. Sale price ........ $1.23
Quart. Gan- Roz. price $1.00. Sale price .......... 700
Pin Goa. Reg. price 60c. Sale price .............. ac
1-2 Pint 03a. Rag. price 35c. Sale price. ........ . . 256
Extra 8m Reg. price 50c. Sale price ........ 35c

 

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preach his first sermon here no,“ Sun. hill, this county. l Bradley" “Ridgcfleld: ms. Edward E.
day morning. The men were returning to Canisteo Scoville. Stamford; Mrs. J. H. Hurl-
after a buckles trip and evidently in hurt, Stamford; Mrs. John Cavnnngh;
the d'arknesa ‘Mr. Sealey missed me East Nor-walk; Milan Antoinette Dorr,
turn in the road It the bridte. The Westport. Mrs. Francis Adrience.
car crashed through the iron I981!» ”“1 New Canaan: Mrs. J. C. Downs. Dan-
atruck’ in the bod of the urn-mink”?- bury; urn. Fruit mum. Oro--
The dad and lying men W699 not noque; Mrs. Granville Whittleoey,
discovered until daylight The t.“ Bedding: Mrs. E. H. G. Banach, Wil-
who were minted are Edward Mal" ton; Mrs.'John Gantmle, New Fair-V
cue and Charles Kinner. lucid; m: Ruth Rogers, Gaylord:-
ville.
m'zexocntlve committee also voted»
to purchase an automobile for the use
of Ill-3' m Talon“, home demon-
mi-to name norm in tho.
fl“. 'I.":='-y-rr"t‘"gfi.v' ‘ s
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William ‘Weed of the Walter Reed
filospital. “'aahingtofi', is spending
thirty day's leave of absence in town
'with his pafEnts and friends. William
is in the Coast Artillery. First Com-.
pany. C. A. (3., Battery F. He has
been in the‘ hOSpital for the past? nine
months. Two operations were per.

formed upon him. .He is to return to .___ .
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