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time resident 01' this tows. was buried
EAST NMWAw at Spring 610113 Cemetary Tuesday'i ‘
3115 afternoon, LiflOI‘ service in ‘St. Luke's.
' church. conducted by: the rector. Rmfll
. Errand Mrs. -B—-_ritt0, of the second Hiram YanKil‘k, Ph. D. , Mr. Green:
I' "K‘- have moved to Fitch street. irho was 72 19111:: of 1129 died last:
'5‘ , Quturda)‘, at the home of his daughter“. 7-1 , . .
Albert lloin. of Dorian Point Colony, MTF- Junis H- Stone. at Port Washing-1 ,- .
'3 spending :1 week in New York city. ton, L. 1., where he had made his ho‘mcf j 1 - . '
”91 the punt couple of years. He urn-1x ,
The Misses Andrea and Albino C0‘”.b9rn in this town, in the old harm»; 1
of Meridon are visiting friends in Eastlstead on Middlcsex Road. and snvnll 3' - . t i .. .-
Norwalk and South Norwalk. his lifeohere. though for some timei
w— also keeping a town house in the city V ‘
Albert Hill 1689 01' Hanfmd Place is whole he spent the winte1.An autonlo 1 ., k
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enjoying a “miss 1acatlon from his bile cortcge hrou; ht the remains he to:
611119: in th“ orwalk iron Work-s. 'and the service at St. Luke.“ . at 1:3"
James McCullum has moved fromlin the afternoon, was a nlusmal one i 1-. ,
second bileet to the comm of fist Mr. Green has been junlor pardon m!
avenue and Benedict street. ‘ ‘this parish for over 35 years. “rump“ ‘ ' - -
_ ibis daughter. Mr. Green is suth‘vd bv S ,._ '
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If there was one $111216 doubt
about the soundness of this new
company why would leading
Out of reapct‘t for the veterans, who home, bore testimony to the 95‘9"“ i“
ylere dmoting the. da) (0 illFl'l‘)"mak— which 12111-111151- Selectman Charles ll Bridgeport buSiness men make
in}; the third dis-riot did not hold its Fitch was ”Pm' The servine- “78911110": up we personnel of directors.
annaul meeting last night. It was ad- conducted by the R?" \Vm’am ,
journed for 0m. Week, and will be held clair. pastor of the {\oroton Pl-esbytel- l 7,15. ‘ ‘
in the community Hall next “'ednes inn church, “ ho had “NW" M" “m“! Tl P 1 l , I
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What. We Have Accomplished»-
East Side residents and veteransWith him for Several years. Mrs.:
are amply satisfied with the part play- GPOFS’e MS 53118 "ASKED in Jesuf‘"
we haveip urchased our location at 1335 to 1349
Sc:ka venue vvithip ciiities for both éailroad and boat. have
‘ New Fall Showing
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Sergeml cases ' Silk Dresses
Smart Wcisls
New Suits New Shawls
COATS and SKIRTS
Velvet Hats 1/2 Price
We will close out 200 Velvet and
Velveteen Hats and Shapes at
one-hall their regular prices.
store of Micheal P. llunn some time; ' —
ago. Mr. Dunn has been the Victim of
burglars on (our occasions and has
been obliged to take special precau-
._ lions to protect his stock from thievns.
1 ‘ Numerous floral t1-‘lmtos and the
presence of 11 large m ulber of influen-
tial townspeople at the funm-zll ser-
‘vices Tuesday afternoon at ’his late
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“LAYInN :outueiehctl the solvice he and rentiel j :3”:
- ’ed for his salary as a town Woflicial i
' :and because of that seriice he declar‘
ed the memory of M1. Fitch wouldl _ ,
Mrs Edward D- Randall 0f Ar‘ bill)? long he DlPSt‘l\(d in the hearts: of the!
Pa’k- Wm) has been Spending the sum hundlrds who passed in and out or the
mar in Massacbuetts and Vermont, is doors of that Sunday- School (1mm: .75
wishing friends here. those long 19am perhaps to releile
the only religious impression of theil
John L.Sewa1d of Brooklyn who ha< lives >
linen a frequent. guest here or Mr. and! 1 ' W- M...— *
r-‘=1Hrs. IA. B. Cleverziy died suddenly on
(Tuesday! evening. M1. Sc11axd had KILLER 1W“ AND
completed his studies {or the day in
the electrical division of the Blookly'm;
N’avy Yazd and was ploceeding llome- ~1HANfiEn HIMW
ward when utlicken and passed away 1‘
before he reached his destination.E
(.d by this section in the great wel- and “Sometime We’ll Understand”; " ‘
come home celebration yesterday. No Mr- Sinchir read the service of the;
okcn around and Partly Construction 0. shows great pro:-
roan in the construction ofth the plant which will be finished and un-
other district excelled East Norwalk Presbyterian ritual. and spoke regard. ,
in showing its gpprecjauon and in en- ing the divine purpose of permitting: ' ‘
der operation' a very short time. This work has beenyerform-
ed with stock a eady sold.
Why This Company WilliSucceetlm:
IFitch and of the commit. which Je-f
Third district registrars of voiels 9115 came to bling to lieleaved h(.‘.‘1‘ll~‘. l
are in session today in the barber -‘Mr. Ritciler also brought a message of
shop of Constable Henry C Seltzer on Christian comfort. and spoke in com-
the bridge. All East Side young man. mendation of Mr. 'Fitch' 3 life and (har-i
eligible to be. made voters, are urged actor. especially of the senior: which,
to make out their applications today.- he had been tendered the community
The registrars will be at work until 9 in having been for over 25 years imper- 7‘
o'clock this evening. Voters will he intrndent oi the Methodist Sunday- "
"made" next Saturday in the clt)’ School This the plvnther decl.1red,_l .;.
hall. , :was a public sellicc lendelod becausei f'.
This company MUST succeed because the plant answers a
huge in Bridzeport for coldstoraze and Ice making facil-
ities. lets have come in red lemmar storage space he re
serv . e in from the largest stores and meat houses in
the curd: owA Haven and other cities h ve sent in
3:311“ “ninth we will be a side- me this can be man-
fired: at N fiE C N'IS A HUNDRED POUNDS. Stock-
hcne fit by this low price. When one considers that
there are wonly at the present time three cold storage ware
- . in the state. two of these being in New Haven. this Investment
looks convincing enough to appease the doubts of the most scen-
of his love for Jesus (‘hlist which In!"
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The lully guaranteedilauge to Bake,Cook
and Heat. The Range" that will give you
complete salisiactiou or your money back
We have 11 complete stock in all sizes ready for your in-
Ipocuon’ .
Gone in and pick out tho size that is most suited for your
needs and let us deliver it to you on 60 days' free trial.
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Why Gamble in the west ? .1 Now m{;:£::our caoaz'bg'flLeaccsmwmond
Look at the Success of Other muwemmmmmmm
Furniture. Rugs. Ranges, Beddiugjantl
We offer a limited amount of 8% i ‘ Baby Carriages
Preferred Stock at $10 per share . .
Bonus‘of Common Stock. Sterling Furnlture Go.
Phone 105 - 127-1.” Washington St.
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The funeral service will be held from! GROTON Set“ 18 ~~\irs Etta Fish
the Bushwick avenue Baptist church assistant to the judge tiguprgblatchotl‘
W' E" .- . . this 101511.315 shot and lo y er ‘ .
in1n ltcisdggreetl, Brooklyn. Fl 1da.\ eyen husband George l“.ish at 12 o’clock!
' g a ' "000‘” ‘ today. it is the custom of the judgol
' of probate lo leave the town hall about ; .
noon time and Mrs. Fish and Miss-
_* ’ "A ireneLaVors were in an upper roonli
eating their lunch when Mr. Fish camp 2
V in. He attempted to enter into conver-
salion with his wife. but she refused 7‘,
to talk to him. He tlre11 a reyohel ; :1"
Kr and Mrs Fred 5- Moody 0" “l" and both women ran to 01131100123111.1111; .
., Post Road are entertaining Mrs. Moo. Levers reached safety but Mrs. Fi‘sh' ' ”
3’ 31mm 1-. was shot through the right temps .
fly lkilllng her instantly. Some childrenj ,
. hearing the shot, notified A. C. Weeks, g
\. butter-man & 00‘ have installed “1 close by and be immediately informed
3‘. huge electrlc sign readlng "Garage "‘ the officials and the dead woman s par-
- it the Station garage. ients Mr. and Mrs Walter Burdick of
\ .‘. w ‘ lNoank, with whom she lived. Just'
;" ' Mi El - - what brought on the tragedy is not.
”31 livinu!‘ is K116111111. Who has been: known, as for a number of months
g 0’ “0‘" ‘ “‘9 “"h ”“3 family. Mrs. Fish ins not lived 111111 her bus-
I David Rather, is seliously ill band. 1‘
e NOANK, Sept. lS—George Fish, who
_\'Cards hue been recall ed {10m Mis1 shot and 31181213 wife! a“!I noondtodlay.i
7111111 , I‘cameto e me o1r.an 11's
. «I :i“ ”he” who ”. engaged at: Walter Bur-dick parents of Mn. Fish,
' eac .3 school in Caldyy 91],. 3‘- J- ' shot and killed his (our-year-okl daugh-
gter Frances, and' going to his own
William M. “'eed and family and home hanged himself in a barn on the
Ilsa Bosch Wood have returned fl om promises
their my or; their summer home 1
yerlnont. 11$75, 000 in Silver
.Stolen by Masked Men
l QUEBEC, Sept. 18. -—Five masked! 1-2-3
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’ Mr. and Hrs. Clarence E. Scofield
of West avenue returned yesterday, menhound and as d the mail ' k8
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hernia; from 3 8014mm 0’ several‘on the Ocean Li‘mitged Express of the {n w mm m Of Directors of the P les 1.08 8'“!
:QF'kl at Otr’s Island Maine. Cmdhn N‘tm Runway. neat mr.‘ :- 0. have “Ind to raise e ”M ”I.
\ 21111111 early today, and robbed the mail m e newl aha to be Mfifor
; The third of the September dinner- car of $75,000 in sil1er. The money ‘ oment price up toeth first 0‘
a dance§ at the Woodwav Country club 1:21:23.“ shipped from Montreal to g 1 es Don ’t wait until prices ‘9 “9.
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'71“ be held tomor:oy1 evening Wusict Shortly after midnight, when the ‘72.: W“ By.
Will be by “Wells “Chest"! 0‘ New"train left Harlaka. the five masked 7”
Work. - bandits smashed 1n the back door of ,
3the mail car and at the point of re
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'M' - t. 1olvers, ordered the mall clerk: to ' 7 .‘ 0 ' '
1s: hindered Holland. the celebra throw. up their hands. The five clerks, 1 . Fm m can” a“ in “r we
ed monologuist of New York city. who caught by surprise, submitted to the
. Ins several pupils in Stamford lags-dew and were gagged and bound. 1 Gentlemen:—
j. .returmd to her home otter spending _The bandits then picked up thebags
,- the week—end with 111-. and Mrs. Paul 0011mm the currency. Jumped from I III! interested in the new ice and cold storaze
. DollotthoPstR d themovingtrain,u1tsloweddovnin
_ 0 0a - approaching St. Thomas, .1111 1111.1» , p.1ant Please send me further particulars.
Mitchell and Grant
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lUTflER} M. WRIGHT
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Hrs.Wesiay8.BradyolthePost trainstoppodatfit.Tbomas,tborob- ' ..,.............,,. ......
and entertained at dinner. .uomy fiery was not disooycred until it reach . ‘
ed Cayignnce, the next stop where the ». . . .
in. and m. George 11. Noxon. in
'honor of the latter’s birthday anniver- 33:.“f3a373231531‘2‘3333 tub; 1 7:
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