'-.
mm Isl. evening.
-. as Its. Howard was“:
* “a. were visitor! do
u
~
.“ Rising Stsr of them
-- to Is discbsrsing s csugo ot
-‘~Msthns docks.
- m o( especial importance
muss-bud it the meeting"« the
m In! Community club last
a
"I It the lutdies’ Aid society
‘. u avenue M. E. church are
* this stternoon as usual; in}
'Comm. ’ 13*
hug Iro‘e. mununr or the You
3—. M store of the Andrew
”*1. has been compost so
t—e hy line-s for some tew dun
—__
-m Anus It has discharged
-qb of lumber at the Hatch dc
”0‘: it to clear the loot! Me
n ‘
.—.&s.sndisnowawait1nga '
1%
.- II—uol w. Kelleyi as We
- milling the manners of
“.m- Circie of tile flngfls“
#3:: her home this afternoon.
mm membcrs of the rwffinanr
“I d Christ church
~ one real estate deed-3h ~whichi
u .mvslk propc rtV changyd’
ms; was recorded during the put
mm fl Town Clerk rheft R.
.— ‘lfls was the trans er of;
d msg- on Winfield streetd‘rom
«J
jg
vi
“.7'
15'
r
.10
m .,
L0 us ..:-A *2}
“is
I" & Nil/tifllhll
dis-'2'. .w‘; v.91“; at Gracious:
et his!» entertsiflng out ot”
wn f .-
. 9!
Mrs. 6. wmipd Embmy 6! the!
‘ r
w Why to Gube'st S.
-- d “c by means ofrs. ws'
_. . \
w P. Dunne Well known F
3-- sun-u of the scciden ,‘tim hsd
fin.
- bridge ran over the river.
"I We enthusiasm on their
M. Dunne still insists that.
W has the greater part
. .m- 0- its side
.ROWA YTON
.=_ In: George C Beach have
”find: home on Contentment
“l .- “6 mn. -
t h When-19.xwhose artis-
L-ul h "lJIiom" has been pro
=a' Brendtva'y‘. receives for.
1—! We comment 4n the W'-
m I'- or the Literary Digest.
“d. 'ublishcs a picture of Miss
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i
EMPTY AGAIN
w from First page. "
“d 1‘ the Federal building at
h “a to ,be held there until
nuns-r Monti. -
In a removed represents 8(er
“5-9 by Federal agents of Me-
w Flying Squadron stationed In
1.“. out of the liquor was
an. flh uutomobiles while in
m. Quantities of liquor
Isa-“l also by the Federal oin-
mhsflls nude on local saloons,‘
1h “or "wine cellar" at the
m p'olice headquarters was
~ d by Deputy Marshal and
h is mes-thy afternoon.
d'il—l dollars’ worth of whiskey
m u been seized from Green-
"i *- wss taken away.
‘ 1h. hos been a lull in activities
‘ m agents hereabouts us the
C the curtailment and general
conditions in enforcement
“a the. past few_ weeks.
announcements have come
flute to the effect that
is entirely unprotected by
M following the lay-on'
” of men under Agent Mc-
h disrge. of enforcement for
u it became known today
our. William McCarthy. upon
* uh the Connecticut men-
..Wod. still has some of his
ii
i
ii!
1—”! to the well known "Mc-
i
v.
m Flying Squadron" on duty
. State. A large num-
‘ .- under McCarthy have
leaves of absence until
the Chief of Enforcement
New F‘ngland still has
men on duty in Connec-
:Eii'i
mvr: LIGHT
ht Gum and Charm Anew to
1-, Word in Her [Amt
H- u! Reagent Thursdsy
mil l-‘ridsy.
1.1 mt ord's i:l.est United Ar-
n. "The Love Light."
be seen It the Regent
Thursday and Friday. is
“event story and on sh-
“ characterizstlon thou
h which the World‘s Sweet.-
_ haetotorc appeared.
.os lsry Pickford has had
mung annotation sud
“ we ‘ns‘to the type of photo-
“ h iflch she was to sppeur. she
hm” the policy or never Id»
u; My to one line of ports.
die believes that the
g In variety. but becsuse she
“I. diluent lines of churne-
,. $bhcrense her shilityu-n
‘5
,lliii
1
_~ Uh. now her recent comedies
“y me! her in her forth-
Motion which was written
h scanned the lending soon-
Ilbnr 1 ts. mm. and bi
‘ .1»
Nothing was Curling In
a “a minds and his Tespo‘fisc" ‘
i
tut-us indds and I on “tidy?
'Clmrlrs iaseiee. which they bought m““““"‘ "‘3'”
‘l.
“IMMmlhrbnwho;
givenbynsv
Host uh
*B‘osd hss bought s Ford tsun
Rm butler: mm m
‘33. und~Mru V}. T. Hooter ,Of New;
Y have loaned ans Mini. '1' Bl
Wilson's cottages ut Gorhluu’s pbnd.‘
s
Louis West-3n. bus returned- to
home at Noroton Heights. after un
dergoing treatment at a New York
hospital.
‘ .4
John, the young son of Mr. and
.Mrs. Joseph Lennon of Sedgwick ave-
'nue, has been undergoing treatment
at the Stamford Hospital.
Mrs. Mitchell and family have mov-
ed into the Chuttcrton cottage on the
Post Road until recently occupied by
recently.
"amid the son of Mr. and Mrs.
George N. .Ycaton of Maple. snnue
critics- .m‘M Piiwim um at Brown 'l'i‘nvsfilty
at Providence. _s entvthe weey- -eli.d A4
b'oxhe vim; Ills pgrents ‘
Lamar miller has delivered to Miss
Then-3:1 Hoyt a new Ford Sedan cur
. tol replace the one Mi- Hoyt lost in
the (amigo fire about a month ago.
the. machine having been fully in-
surcd.
I
The Nomton Fire Departments were.
callui to Miller's “ridge Monduv b}
s false. .lnlarrmjent in by telephone.‘
This is a-‘i‘hillrmble'sort of a practical
Joke, as it requires the men to leave
their work find at this time of rear
many of them are uooodlngly,husy.
H. D. nutlcr and family. who have
been obliged to vacate 1he home the'
hay-e been occupying for the past three
yfcurs‘xon the Post Road. having be!"
unable. to mm other quarters. will pu‘
their goods in storage temporaril'
and make their home with Mr. liu‘
ler's parents in Maine. for the. summe
necessitating Mr. Butler giving up bl'
position with the Ludcrs flubinnrin'
boat—building corporation in Stamford
A quit claim deed executed March
13. 1886. in Dnrien. relating to pro
pcrty in Dav-ion and Stamford. war
filed for record yesterday with Towr
Clerk Georgie R. Close. The dead i"
from Mary E. Waterbury to Andre'
T. V‘Vntcrbnry. and quit claims "’
acres in Durien. 3% acres in Darier
and 5 acres of salt meadow at Shin
Il\‘i=\\
32.207
moi-«mMusn ummmmwmmgdntshukadmmmi ..
2:11: fitly shoutm miles off the Nemmnr‘l‘hs higmflmu. WI—“MI¢M_ .
Cu mmwemmc «mac can
kfimClu‘u-om
“.1” -‘ “f
Hit. dad ho‘ ”ted out bomb
gurus of lite‘wweil no In tho “-0
fbsabufl; ‘1! is po-ible to co
lgkwitliml whpn the foul is not too
glaring; ~ml‘ng the uddre- the
young people adjourned to the ssehl
room or the church. where afresh-
in. u ere served by thntertunhg
( hnpter.
Nomi-ALI?“ 320mm
22 souomnsmrs
'notinued ir'om F'lrsi pm
“TD-range bud 8 each. New Hsven 20.
New
Wstnrbury 21. Bridgeport 18.
London 6. Norwich 7. sad other
towns a. lesser number each. the
awards outside the- state m by
reason or Connecticut boy- as).
ari- here since, enlistment.
In M‘ on
tho gsuersi:
inward. were as m":
coumy. .ml “2";
F‘alrfleld
811.106. number as.
$dots.
uric—econ. Greenwich sud
(‘ninmitiei‘n Norwullt
Dnnbury 12. Btrotford 16. Bri rt
136. .
Hartford w county“ r com hunt
8l2. 324. number 82
. g. "W
towns lndde sod- : on“ ti. '
.r‘
Distribution‘wns by Mort
llsrttlord city ind New Baum
mitteen Hartford received no, New
Britain 4. Manchester 11.
New Haven county
8146991“)me _,462 r69
41 towns inside and 1 outside the
stair Distributed' by New mm
county; Ansonln. Derby. “den.
Nnncntuck. New Haven city snd
Wslerbur commute-eh. New Isms
rece'ised 2‘ 9 Ansonln u: ‘Dvr‘h’
Waterbury 64 Shelton 4. leord K.
thchneld county. totsl amount
82.483. number 39. representing ll
towns
Distributed by lJtchndd cmxnty.
Torrington and \Vinsted committees.
Torringion received 12.1'homuston
11.
Middlesex county. total amount
number 105. representing 11!
towns inside and one outside the
stair. and one in Cuba. Distributed
by Mlddlesex county and Mlddletown
committees. Middleton received 73.
New London county. total amount
33.867. number 82. representing 16
towns in the state. and ioutside.
Distributed by New London county.
New London city and Norwich com—
mittees. New London received 15,
Norwich 12.
Tolland county. total amount 8857.
number 12 representing 4 towns in-
side the state and 1 outside. Distri-
bution by county committee.
Winde county. total amount
pan. It was executed before lm Sen
field. notary public and was filed WI"-
Town Clerk John L. Waterbury 0'
Durien on March 13. 1886.
The annual rally of the, Sinm'wJ
Group. lipworlh League was he"‘
Tuesday evening. in the Diamond Wt“
church. There was a large attendnn“
from all the chapters in the Grrl'r
which include. Greenwich. DinmI'vl
Hill Waterside. Stamford Ne
aim. Springtime. and Dar-ion. Qinm'c "
Chapter. which has held the attend
ance banner since the last rnilv .......
forced to sounder it last nirht M
Springdaie, which brought to the
rally,” of its 24 members. Dal-ion
came next. with on attendance of 2r
w rm...
out of a. membership of 3%. The re"
opencdwvith a song service led “
Layton E. Searies of the Rtnm'nwl
Chapter. and devotions conducted h-
Rev. Charles 1". Pete Ion. Intere-r‘
ing annual reports were read by giv—
ing summaries otthe work dru- '
the four departments of each or 0‘-
chapters represented; in the Grnn"
' Junior We superintendent re
ported four Junior Leagues in t‘
Group all doing excellent work. The
entire cabinet of Isst year was-e-
slectod a follows: Wt Wit“
8 Boofleld; first. vice— president. Ml"
nu. Peck. Dismond Hill: second v3»-
- -~ In. J'smss M Gm“ .
, third vice-president. Mn.
¢.- so Bi-ou. Dot-ion: fourth new
president. Hrs. flurry Mills":
sulfide: mercury Kiss “11"“
Chose. New Carissa: treasurer. We :
ace 8. Herlette. Mord: superim.
conduct of Justor Lane. Miss 'rim‘ !
Sodding. Spun-Isle. Lita- the
businsu meeting. the Leagues list!“
with m burnt to an udder-
.Willlsn_B. West
[ .
bl s -3 !
I‘HAT’S the way you get to feel -
about Van Dyk’ s Duchess
coflee when once you know it.
It’s a pal that you miss it
you’re without it a day.
So no as you have
room, why not stock up on it?
/ t.‘
it no is wonderful flavor
far - ‘ 2 yoqzll keep it.
on th nhelff -
”Duche I 0n ’ « 850 lb.
The C flee supremo
(5 lbs. $1.70)’
,Ba-nbo Go” ee. Out to 22o lb.
. O" M Fins.
(5 its $1.05) __
Butte Rig“ .rom the
Ohm-n 316 lb.
"urn '-- owe-u} flight suit..-
gas, Every 0mm -
intho rune. m at” Ms
tots! smountuy"
6' lssd udwss first commsndcr m
inside and one to Honolulu. -
f!
ax}
-{’1e-
,. s
o
m
'l'hs m4“: i. ‘6’! ‘1‘.
course- m was «1. nos r. see.
A. rest” It‘s-d com-com
curses til.
Port of ill: “arms tor. Buttery
"C" srrived ut the Armory yesterday
utters-on: up
ed (in today. This means
thst the Battery mu he only «mum
and pursde on Ismorisl my
For the new organisation. the But—
tery Its. been wflpped into this shspf
by Dsptstn Keoler. three drills a wee k
Will" been held during the past
month.
The €0th Mn took in elcycn
recruits lsst night. which brlngs the
total up to forty. with s possibilit 0
minimum number being rem m d
and the Won mustered into
iRodent unison hy Thur-tiny night
Tonight the men are to be mea-
for uniform.- nfl by the : s
of out west u] should be "Iii."
equipped. ‘
Joseph Lockhsrt. hss been at“...
,nsted commending m: of the new
dph‘ipsny, did the announcement .. .1}
“usually received by the men
st sir meeting lust night. Lock? ~r‘
"wss grsdusted as‘s second lleutsimnl
in the lirst 1917 l‘lhttsbnrg camp and
wsslstsr mm the 801st in
He was promoted to tirsi
k'tel'sslit st Csmp Devous sud W! n:
thst organisation to France “3
Isfter mar-J momhs service. ho- re—
ceived u fructured leg. After bc-iu'
.dischnrgod from hospital. he returnid
to his home in Nomlk. snd prim".
.‘Iul
VOY-Tsiriov Post oi Foreign War \‘et-
erszis.
Recommendations for two second
lieutenants sud sou-commissioned of
doors will be msdl' after the required
minimum number has been Noted
Recruiting will go on ut the Arman-
evory night until the organisation
mustered in.
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Wealth Eyes Mode Strong
By wearing our glasses.
THAMER, lNC.
Optimists and We
8 2 Atlantic St. . Stamford
m-
ROYAL AlT'l‘OPTG C’
South Isin Shoot Phone 902
! Opposite Wilson's list Shop
l South Nora-Iii. Conn.
‘mthmsssm:slpscislty
i
,of then: or. expect-‘
is.
Men hundred a,
in Norwulh ’
en Thom F. We“
on. morning. With the
.r .-r
“flown-r“
ed Before ”31"!“
3";
< .0 _ . ‘ _~ .
:“w a~ Re \vfifiv 1‘ {"4fil‘i T
m afifltl' M rm 1 Clerk Home?! I. Elam: will on 3....
with :donsr $.63 nominal: furnish them-seamen m r. a m
mummmwudmm' axon"
sided to the tom-mm by ”1‘9 3"“ “M the 5am? ‘0 M m-
I“ m “p.13.“ ” m ~Ulm¢ dogs Ct Wit-
scum-om- do... ehmuw o by Dog w...“
erupt-assented. Walsh slid the perzOn in “m... Do»-
do: to an r, 'rown cam w m” “'° “m“ “ ‘°“ ‘1 MI in
rogec ._ A penalty of ut
B; .mmu had turned to City 9 "W"
Transom: . . ‘ . ' " sf! “1"an “no.“ for ”‘h on
.. Ytenss.
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(w R.
RIM") P" I .s, t .
"momamsiur ppm)”
WWW“ EVERYWHERE
in! bar
A r231”. -
Attractive Housefm-nishings Thst m:
Interest June Brides
Aim-li- White lib-mobs and 6m Ensnelod Kitchen size;
“motive Glass Wore—Pym Oven Wm; pawn: W,
Open Stock Dinner Were; Cut Glass Brie obrsc: hoof '
Chins: Lsundry Bsskots: Boning Bosrds; Clothes
Rocks. liectric mole lamps: Electric
irons sod Toucan
~
fl‘me'l'Ol mus!
. >.._...——..._-——..._- .........__.._. fl..-
---‘ ‘ , —— ( RE"; Ins AND PLAY SUITS
PG!" Ind WILL s: or am T313 wuss A'l'
m m bonus my rams: -
n. - duel-ed “Lotts Ware” Gingham and Chambrax Dresses fast
sll . , .ewgm colors,2 and 4 years . ............................ $1. 00
H- 10.12 and 14 years .............................. :2 g3
, n. s:- ‘ A few Middie Dresses odd sizes, for . . ................ I
as: u .. 2110)., ; Rompers and Creepers .............................. $1 00
- Boy's Wash Suiisfl . H4 5, 6 ............................ $2 00
F 8 *ON Discontinued lines in odd sizes of Corsets will be Mercri f'rof
' T“. “on the remainder of thi < week at Dollar Day prices.
7: .33 Onelotin24,‘ 25. and26, .. ...W...$100
Another lot, 22.3, 24, 25, 26, 30 .................. $.00
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