Grant. of Middlesex Road, on Kr
and Mrs. Charles Muller. or Eddiese‘it‘ 3 ,
Road. were present at the band con- "
cert of John Philip Sousa. at the'
Armory. Norwalk. Monday evening.
0.1Ke1np or Strawberry Hill
purchased a new Stude-
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rump! were
attendng the funeral of a. relative in
Scarsdnle, this week. .
Jenn Dumortier of South Norwalk
was ill the .town court this week
charged with violation of the motor
Entries.
vehicle law; It is alleged he was 011-“ r-
mating a Buick roadster without a, TORONTO. Sept. 13. Thirty two w
icense or registration card. He lilid ’men golfers qualified yesterdiiy in the;
.1 line of $5 and costs [opening round of the Canad an wo-b
\ ' 'men's championship. played over the .7
O
5
O
c
Alexa Sterling Turns in
Lowest Card'of Ainerican;
Add Sliciety is being held at
tunue M. E. church today.
0
Daily Sauce Between New York & New
:LONG BIS—T'BNGE TRUCKJNG
' .5... m 1m.» YWM for All mm,“
' was: rinsed 7.1111- for More 1110,,K “In
mafia, EWBQ‘SO Norwalk, P50119295
m Kinny S. Dayton of Brooklyn.
{h visiting her nephew. Gould
1'3, 61 \Vinlleld street, for
S. 0. Bennett of
avenue are entertaining
pr. .11 Mrs.
1 ___.._____ '________.______———- , . '
. . rm p.m.~1.-..... a. 111.1. m... hoard of mm W ° W”; “1:???“ ‘1’: 8113233.; G353? excel- B 1 m... ”and; name 1 , .. m Ian-11mm mm shun. 011.1... m
. . . hari last ev min at the town he 003 a W v . _ '; '. ‘
, . m for a mandala. fdr thnfpurposetof hgeérmg suggestions lent condition. few of the sttarsf gho . The many you ve done. regret for 3:, . .~ .- 3 _- , , . .
I———.—_‘ _ an- i 3 v ’
“I ll 8 . . .on the list of expenditures recently assembled from various pars o .\ l l e ourself that 1191:1115“ m ;
; oiield 0t EaSt l\o alk submitted by the board. Another ada. England and the United States 3mg? 9 five 6 to'reot’lfy. . . :
m”! for Jumam College. be held next Monday turned in better than average cards. l. 18 dices you; mad
meeting will
evening fro the purpose of making the
yepriy appropriations far school and
highway maintenance and other de-
' partments of the town.
~Bld fifiherN‘dtm-e.
. Pa... to take up her sec-
My!“ work there.
.n- «at! business was trad-acted
in“ floating of the Boys' club held
wan-nu at the East Avenue v.13.
m.
The 1'vorlds par for. the course is 79
Th1 91, of the quartet of women!
’players from the‘United States weref.
succesiful in reaching the first round
of play. Miss Alexa Sterling of At-f
lanta and New .York. with a score of
811. had the lowest card of the Ameri-
can entries, She was tied with Mrs:
D. ‘Lalrd of Winnipeg. for fourth
- _ *
Every day eddy Box or Mrs. ,
Raddy” brought. food and left it on the
dam-seep of their old home for little
Mr. Smarty, their disobedien litfie
son who had tried to show 0 f once
i too often and had promptly been
sprinkled with dreadful smelling
scent by one of Jimmy Skunk’s chil-
PLEAGE THEATRE BUILDING
Real estate transactions for early
September include the disposal of the
half—inn rest of George Schneitzer in
the. garage known as Morbn' s to John
G. Banzhat‘. Another large real estate
new, :FALL roorme.
, In the 'mostrexclusive creations.
new H: S. 57; with a cargo of
m. “I brought into the local bar-
This $03le ivr‘él
. , while . . - . . ' “ k 3" '1
“GMT: by the tug Harry R transaction recorded concerlnsdthe “8:13:11 of the three English women figuringgytgiézny‘ g’nrgiaghtthithouse. attractive and exclusn'e styles in \" 0111011 s L... no.1? 1
an moored alongside the of 38 acres of farm an on ' ' , mg talked to _ , . .' .3 3 ._ 3 ‘ ' -
mom and Supply docks $131,127; avenue by Ann‘s L Lock- “ere successful in "‘0 qua"‘Y‘“51 33%;“: . smug: :men he w“ in and'try on a palr and conuucc 1111mm: . 7
—— .wzgd of Norwalk. This is the Platt round. They were Mrs “r- 53V") 5 awake. mnmme. hil brother and .
_ Comfort, Style and Quality.
J MODERATEEYI‘PBICED—HOSIERY, ALL COLORS,
in “1‘88 Mary K Mar). “’1‘" a. farm. which has been one of Darien's
”decal for the St. George Paper [~51](]mmks The prop?rt\ was re- -sold
Wm Company. was brought mto bv Mrs. Lockwood to Ebenezer Hill of
but Sal-bar yesterday afternoon Norwalk. .
”it; Red Star tug Greenwich.
of Huntercome. who, with a card of!
85. was in the second place. and Miss-
Edith Leich in fifth place with 95.
Miss E. I. newest of Baltimore was “
in fourth place with a card of SI.
.lllWNSENll SEEMS
sisters peeped out at him from the
bushes. But never would they come
so near.
{5111.1111qu by himself all the time _
little Mr. Shanty did a great deal of
thinking. There wasn‘t much else to
do. At first be bid been staid as
well as lonely, but day by day he
grew lon afraid. He didn't, however
‘ M F. Smith of Seaview avenue! I BELL ISLAND
'*m a. vacation from his duties;
CHILDREN’S HOSIERY.
um on: S U Prn‘ 3“" 1’" ““913? 3° 1‘ w“ ‘1‘“ be «[19 Ice t fight: on about his own
‘M will ngfii'ggffloéofilge 90059;")? Mrs‘ Clarence Starr entertained :10: ”1121': fiatlgfikbfgwse the” 'busmes’" a just as if that‘h‘ule Gord’bn Tripletoe and Buster Bros 11 fun 1'EE.;....; ;;.~..-_
' . . . . . . .. tl '. n e - 1 , ' . . - ;
“ "Fm” he ‘5 d""d‘"g “hm” f;‘,'.f,’...£fg”f.§‘.fi; “532310233; ”332...; Atifint he wot-sorry only that he ,Fox wasn't there. White and Cordovan. 35c. and 51%. .1 . . L. . ., 3
”between fishing and renovating had gotten ‘ into trouble. He wasn't
mm sorry .thst he had disobeyed. but he
was sorry that be had not been able
TflBENilMlNATEll
Eng. Rib Gordon, Black only ......... 1 7." ,
Boys' extra heavy ribbed school elm-kings 1:3 .13 ._. L131
during the afternoon. The affair was
fheld at ()akhurst. the Starr's cottage
off-to s-esfe distance and there sat
i . . l at Bell Island. Among the guests 1) ‘T . . . to nuke good his boast. But as time do“.
“name“...txz1' ”.13: .111 w... aw ms -09 1.1 .1111111113 1°11.“ M. 1:": “111°“: sewers." 1° “1' °° 1-2 AND 3-4 HOSE.
. . 1 , .g . “1 M-. Jose 11 ' ’. . , . n n c In came over I reach en as e song own . . p n_ _ _ «. 3.. ,
Was. of ’lraler. pennu arn Mrs. Sidard Swenson. IS I’_ nearly two-thirds of the btate. Michi- little F‘ox. He biegn n to understand the little 1;}, with ardly more than Mercerized. Cotton 1) 4 Base. 301111 11 11 11 3 3 ‘ _. 3:
m‘ ' W 1 ht \lrs Ivred Houston Mrs. Mal pa I»
with Mrs. s. 0. Bennett. of In; I" ‘kl . M Edward '14.." Mrs. 81111 Republlcans apparently have re- how silly it is to boost and to try to a glance at the little Fox. His eyes , , , , , . . . _ . . ‘ . _ _ . _ . . _ . _________________ ._ .. ~ . ‘_ r1
'3 Mo avenue for a. few days (‘0 111 ar 11. rs. Twiuulc. nominated Charles E..Townse11d for show 08. may hive twinkled a little. but that 3_4 Sport Hose Silk Striped Clifis ---------
Fred Sullivan. Miss Ruby
and «than will contilme their journey the l‘lliled States Senate. "It serves me just right,” said he was .n_ He kept right, on about his
m MrS- Harold Clarke and Mrs- Star“ 1111 1111 lace of these re - to himself one city “Yes. sir. it own» business just as if that little Fox Silk Mixture Sports, extra wide 11% I l 11» 1\' 1-2 -:_ El-
. an e. Vermont. .The prize winners of the afternoon t01 Townsend today was lggggfigsgfi- , serves me 5““ right It is “"y to wasn't there. The little For ‘1‘th Mercerized 1m .9 Hose in many M .1ls :1. :1 :-
G‘m‘d 1" Hedenm‘rg 0" 5‘ Winfie'd were MFS' swenwn' Mfs‘ Parkm’ mm "9" 1“ Wk?" his nearest opponent 5:3? aflinowgg’tfshsegf-htdgnfifl; mm mmd'hgt‘rtheemtgeginning
m who has been conneCWd with Hart and Mrs. Moseley. and the candidate or ”'8 Farmer 148‘ km:':vh::‘::ey “were talking shout- foggfizlet snfl;ntgownrd tlfit little
.n'he F0110!“ BFUSh Company for 50m“. M “01 nlgmlization in Alichigun b) moT‘e I've learned my lesson- Never 33““ Skunk.
mime as salesman has rccv'iwd Home ROWYTON than 230,000. will I think myself smut. Never. “It was all my own halt.” said
new: 'will 1 try to show 1111.111 M
lieve fwht I an told by those older
and wiser than I. That i ttle Skunk is
l
3:11:01. commencing Friday (11 this \1 (’Lk 33-: j: 3
"‘1‘? "nt- in 1.750 or the 2.856 pre.
.2111: 1111.8 been promoted to the post 01'
cincts stood:
be. talking to himself. “That little
Skunk wasn’t looking for trouble, and
Mallette
. his
assistant manager. and will lune Scott Albrecht of the Rowayton Townsend. 93.835; Baker. 71“”; loll b there wouldn’t have been any tron _
whom 0f “‘1‘ “WW7“ “new“ "3 the Mom Market. “as in New York, )‘85- Patrick H. Kelley, 43,081; John G. ;:r"::;13::;? 131°:n3d13t3omb: :frald ghfihfiilfifltm'l‘r'fi: {3:331:13 8§Washlngton St. SOUth\ Vommk
Stamford office. i 1e1'da),1111 business. Emery. 36,547. of him. But he taught me a lesson don‘t meddle with a“, “1.5" of other . _
———-i . , ‘ -~ Governor Alex J Groesbeck had ill-t I’ll never forget a: long as I people are pretty sure to keep out , mg;
The Alice It. With :1 101111 0‘ 90“" Drsplie the rain yesterday. some increased his load to nearly two to :‘waglfrrésg gaggizffigg g: trfoubIegt isfioplevzhgnfoiztrfi;
was towed to “14' “N10“ N 1"““5' local lzaak \Valtnns were fishing. The one mer Richard H. Fletcher in the ° e or 0 on w'0 28 “‘0 on
tuocks yesterday 11111-111110?“ luv-tilt: Hf“! main catches were snapper blues. race for the Republican gubernatorial 3§.tb§°§:’m§3dm“3?fig"$.11", £1.51}: gzzl‘gfr‘tfml"flatbhlfl‘f:fit'elggs Immwg
:r‘inr tug Huntington. lush-Mn} alt- nomination \\ h1n 1.697 of the 2 .856 gvgn think that. father and mother do just fight You never can judge Ins ' ‘fi
wrnoon showed il11~-,lle;lvi1-st traffic Mr. and Mrs. (E. E. Mosser. “‘10 precincts had reported this morning not. know ML" ' other by his file.” i‘
.Lioug the. 100111 harbor 111111 1111:.- inl lulw- been motoring through New The (humanly), s ‘01.. {Or 131 333 Having admitted these thins: ‘9 All of which shows that there was _ K‘l
M'xllE-rieucvd 111 sow-r111 we-vks. Foul i8 Yolk State 1111- lhe past twu weeks. :lg‘uinst 67_];!] for “mph” himself the little Fox felt better. smut change in that little Fox. He fee 6‘ ‘l or g1!
‘1."sgiuning to bt'Cume' mm'l- plentiful have returned to their home 011 \’in- James ”1pm.“ of Kalamazoo “$3.3 Th“ V"! “RN00“ as hehymb ‘3' was no longer little Mr. Smarty. ‘3,
mod barges are heglnlllng 111 1111111: in . 1' nt street. loading 1,). .1 s", m margin in the! 2g: ::°:ldl§:'eug‘:£ugfig; nlfingobu: (Copyright. 192:. by '11:“: Bursar). g
min greater lr1~;:11-:11‘.\. F .- _ llcmocrulit “unit st. 73': precincts re- . the name uni; Skunk he had tried to —_ ‘ , ,
-— The U h graph Dole wbuh Split in porting giving him 4 4119 against 4, 18:30 catch. He promptly got up and in as The next story: “:Did Mn. Reddy Be in your fanc - work 110“" \13 "1 :< 1'. lzztsi .3...- §
The tug Theodore: Smith tom-d 11.1]! site-1 an automobile accident on lor 1111.111 (furnuung m hmsmg dignified a way no he could walked Forget?” g 3 ” V ‘ ‘1 .3 . 3.
rim-fin the empty thH'e-muote'd H'lm-m- #:1111111; llllll:illg.l has bun renamed S1nulor To“ use ml 5 supportcis 11111-; I ment of various articles to (3110005 :1. . .m‘ ‘ §
oer Hartley V11. which 11:15 lu-1-l1 dis- 11 11- egrnp p11? was put loget er ‘r1 0 v0 ‘ . ) , , , ’ ’ . 1:,1‘. 1‘.‘ 7... 1 _ *
charging a cargo «11' 1111111 :11 tlw s1. and anuther poll’ has been 1111 the ::q(,0£,.t:fid 51:32:: ‘11:. 3:: 2,:(:1(11r17”:::.l loy as a candidate {or grand juror and, moval of germ from the city of been so'attraetn-e or so extensile, and ,1._ .1 g g
ifiemge mills. 1'1511‘1'1194- brim-noon. ride of the- broken pole to brine it up. ”Cum.” hm summn 01' Spun“... Tm_ the 0th" “‘88 the We! in “'hk'}: “W Stamford. was fined 3113131 and contact: . prise 3’01]. g
latter the Hartley \V. hull 1'111111‘4-11 illt' - - 3 1mm H: vaflwrn “.11“? ilw 111111-1455; selectmcn were nominated Without the charge that his pig farm in the it
BOOK] harbor. the 7311-1111011: Smith 111111 MI‘S- ”WWW “Hum" 0‘ l‘ukvnokr lll11i1-r lirn. Eutll 111‘ To“ net-1111‘s OPDO' question. - low” not“ Stamford was 3'" unsanitary :‘ .' ~ - - ‘11 _.. . - ~ .- ".-
rthe tug John (Hunyl ()f ”magi-purl, :Jllilxll‘. has it ll('\‘1’ “00k Dill 'Jllilllh llt‘llls “sod UH‘ .\'°-1whqrrv matter :11 nuisance. 3 1a ts B Our Window display .0f finished 1318995 Will r'.aft;' . E
flowed the 1.11.11.11.11— “- IU'WW ‘ ‘ 1.0111053 NWT " '8 its ““0 It 1 . . N0 tactics Times 05' REQCEST Acting on numerous comp in r. ' ' . ' . ‘ s.
mil-escalated schooner. 1.111 111 tlw St. was \\ rilir-n from Mrs. \Villsic' s stud\ “"1”“ E‘Ligffigm‘il11‘3”::$&I:XI:( re the ‘ ”ER “‘19 Ch'ST PAIR!» Blip}: W. 0111118.. 118331?! 0fi§¢err ”'- fcr Showers, card pafilesl “birthdays and Chrlfl’ljtla
Bearer: docks The l"l""l"l‘i"k H- 1‘1““ "r “"'°““‘r" ”r“ d”ri"§ h“" ""“,‘i“"“‘ wet and 1h"; issue- entered into the it” --s-- rested Von Retiig after 41 Prev“)!!! ‘
" been haying off lh-l: lsluml 1111- about :1 in 1b:- 1111.1er region. - ‘m‘mwaggns. i1“. u\».,“...d yd"... we". in Utilities Commission Amid“: Rmults warning. Von Rettig 3““_°“nced that .
week 1111: lmld 11.... m 1111- {vmfirps of the 111m Casein Natural]: and éhe~~would get. rid of his pig farm aft- .
. -A__.e_ ’ Th“ “Commander" will 300“ SN 53-” ("11111:1'vssi011111‘1‘111'1' wns'lfl‘e fiwlleldl BMW" ;m- ”‘9 court action. -
Although it W115 lu-llvw-d 111111 lhn r111 an oyster 1rip. The° hunt has 1115' 1.11 11mm. .\1. Hudson .21 Lainsiii; {or ’ ' ‘
Trulld‘mg line (1111 stmn :m' Swami, been overhauled and is in fin“ c.011- “lam “ms 1m 0mm“ of the anti-S1» . . . .
T111111. Fourth and Film strut-11:. (‘111’e '“lmll- it is “01 known “it whelhl'r 100”.I 1111:111- J ‘ STAMPV}RD‘ Sept. 13‘”an ' ctloll O G PALMR
53¢qu and Gregory ,;(,u;,.\.m.;‘l llml Kill-11! l)1",(ker captain ()1 (hp boat 'l‘h“.'nlll-l‘l'ollilfiti111} force 1' 11nd has been taken by the Public Lillitles; . . ‘.
seen settled at met-Hugs 111' 1111- (mun- “”1 he able to make the trip as he i-. “Hm“;wzmmcm in th 1317 s diet 1 t Commission on the request 0‘ ”'9‘ Auctioneer
0 f...“ Zheld early “,5. Mm... :11111 last sick with stomach trouble. (IN_"U;;) “h”? on 1011f “1;” cznrdf- corporation counsel at Stamford for” _ , .
sapling. neverttln u.»- 11v1 11111111111‘ 10 11111 1 1111 I ) 1T 1’ H 1:11:11“. ,.3:;,..,m.v J. (\cheod‘ fol-merrd‘fumfi of entire cent {31:31:22 1:31 .Om“ A. D, norm .
(bring the ma. tor 11111110 tlw Common ” ' S ‘l “”3" "0'" ' ‘0” n l“ ‘ . e . '0 e." “(‘3- 7“” ”no ' . . 1' wk 7
W! of the City for “mm“ is again road yl'stt-l'duy morning. an autumn. L212“: s“n.lu:mn:.1s‘notg‘nnin: tnhead. night by Corporation Counsel Skeel ati mm 8m! m N ‘
. Wan-templatpd 1,}. 1:“th “H.” rcsi— lllh- operated by E. \Villium 111' 153 l'H‘l' iv 1' “.13 all lt'li ‘ ”fr! 3 l 513‘: the met-link of the. Common Conneilu' v 3.
1’ 1361115. For SOll'lr' 111151111 H1!- :ltt:-nlpt “'0’“ “31 arrow. NVW York. Skill‘ltd- “m. “1"” (1:: t)’ l? e on n The Utilities Commission. in 3 com”
mil: ._ building 1111.. M aimed at the firm: 1:111: into the town fence ml tho.‘ ( s r (3 r0 )' __ municatlon to Mr. skeeL mid no action
Retailers of corm-l' lots. which in most 0 “l“ 9 road \Villiam vacuum] in. would be taken in the mailer UM“
5W have 50 font frontage on Jun “'5 machine, hOWPW‘P. “'38 NOMINATIONS mg the results of the five cent {are in:
m zvenue. with 11 «lvplh or‘ 1:30 foot “94””) damngod BY REPUBLICANS AT Norwalk and Bridgeport had been‘ :1,
mu: street. and :1 zit-foot building . WORT OAUOUS definitely established. The resolution ‘ JUNG’S ARCH BR ACES
. Tline is being asked. which is declared It 4" "0' 39‘ known Wht‘lhm Mr. and _ _ was Introduced in the ' Council. last I . ‘ 50
not: most unjust 11:.- many. 3 Mrs.l~‘1mlkl1n CHICK?“ 01' HOWEl'lOH WESTPORT. Sept. 13.-—-—The Re» Spring. by Councilman Fred Oefinger."3 “Rest Weary Fest 1:
, 1 minus. will mme to New London or publican caucus was heldj last eve- -- _ , '1 , .7 fl.
ammo Smith 01‘ weekly-11.x. v. is PM A ““a' bfiween "Irs- Crockett nlng in the town hall on State STAMFORD CABBAGE "{ 47 Southan St. . Jug AT 51‘ l‘
a visitor at the 111.1111- 111' 111: and Mrs. “'1 a l’ro’lpecuve PurChaser Of her street 101' the purpose oi 'nominat- connm'on Flynn. ~ e The label used on he 1
R..I.Bennetl. Se-zlvir-w avenue. .EWDGH" the estate “I Mary H GU“ lng various town ortlcers for the. 1' -. 3' . . .
Matters from the two girls that the n:: 31131134112630“ attrRowayton 839' coming election on the first Monday' STAMFORD. Sept. 18 -Technlcally ' i7 Brace is made Dy
yin-en's Foreign Missionarv Sociltv‘ called 0“ 3:11:39; get] hm been in October. Tromss Stearns ' was the town of Stamford brought a DNSW DENTIST :. 0. LTD
es morting‘ at the school at H.111l111. ”:th Mr and M Ca k een tran- chairman of the caucus and Thom- ecution against the city of Stamford ' 7. TE J. J. CASE (3 ’
mum. were received and read at tlw :0 ti rs. roc etc would M Adams was the clerk There in the City court today. " '
meet an meeting of 1111- society held ‘ r "’ mo‘e ‘0 New L‘mdm' [were more than 400 people in the; Mack Von Betti; of Dorian. who 9
list evening at. the East Avenue
(111' fine school was also rec1ived and
mi. The mite boxes “'1 re opened last r1 com week- end. They were the Ellesis clamatlon
evening and applmimatelv
taken from them.
dim evening Rex.
$35 was
l‘.l1\ing “‘atkins.
1n. 3.. Mr of the church addressed .
like-numbers of the society on their
m. bliss Mildred Lovejoy also sang
m1 solos. Mrs. \Vatklns was ap-
Md delegate to the annual conven-
MRIENd’c N OROTON
—.___.__..
«Kinda will be. held tnmorlow eve,—
m u Noroton Heights school, tor
“benefit of St. 1 URL :1 chulch.
, W Doyle. 111‘ 111-11 Island
“in. has taken up his studies 111
:3..Y0rk. hlr.l.)oyl1».wiil commute
mmfirst month until he motes
”to New York.
and
My Darien pt time Weré present at
“fireworks last inc-mug. at Shippnn
M The display 1.1: [lV'lnlt‘CllnlCS
“elm of the year. and the
.. _ was exci'llent.
we Officer and Mrs. Ernest 1.,
Of Mlddlescx Road.
in New York city.
.1_ his monthly
duty.
(no spend-
Mr. Croat
“div off from
~_,
pair of crutches ohic' 1 H'aruy
, , of, Tudors Tam $1.11 ( found ‘ases :01: ltlhehdecrease weekly in new another person on the list in also any- 1; one of tbe 'greate .. 8338” ‘ wvalues at this Pflce; ,
My Head. Sunder. have ‘11 t s ' 3 °Wadecline, the report one withdrew before 9199330“ time '91C - J ' mi 89:
. claimed. The arts: rim-s are :1 :11“ there are 21 cases in the state. There are “7° new entrants in S 1 deifie in 3nd at as t to 50“ sefme fnior y Hallow
ismmm. m .creport ol' the week infer-1.5110“; politics (as-.11 result of the caucus » f P an I y It ha ’ the Other ‘ '
T. 3'” ”3121513113 re h Walter Koopan. of Greens Farms was
rich “Moms m gating 9f -,. ac ed the lowest number placed on the ticket as constable by; V
31 we” mm” ”1;”. mm SU—' lgnczasss reported during any week George P. Jennings. as he declared} "
Mr “of. mm: L “r. or t.h‘ctober 1921. The state total the Greens Farms section needed an ,
:1. ‘ capable msummr' and. lgains‘t 4week‘zilsofliilg‘tl at sight. 'as officer or protection. The other new «
11: w cas e wee b Sanka; ’1
at; 5.13:; ring-“w at Typhoid "fever was also ])&l'lic:{§;§ 13:: 22:2?“ Van of “Ck ML L:
,2 e
ow. with a total of nine. For the era! I'm-111.1123.n
. 1nd Mrs.
M. ‘
3-2. bison-ch. A letter from tlw matronz
Ernest L.
A party of the younger element as-
s1 mblc-d for a sailing party during the
ol l4 rank Brands. Sn. aboard his boat.
1mm”. ”,0 coursciTh“ partv was given in honor or Miss placed on
Miriam Clark and Miss Dorothy Af-
fleck of Rowayton. Both young wom-
en leave this week for Juniata. college,
io. In the group, which cruised
about the Norwalk Islands and the
Norwalk Lighthouse. were: the Misses
yferson and Frank Brenda. Jr,
\VARNING ISSUED AGAINST
NEGLECI‘ 0F DIPHTHERIA.
A warning against negelct in cases
of diphtheria is issued by the State
Dvpartment of Health in the weekly
morbidity report issued yesterday.
Health olficers in the various com-
munities are being urged to isolate
promptly and thoroughly the early
cases of diphtheria. It is pointed out
that the peak of the diphtheria season
comes in the last three months of the
.‘wur. In general the incidency of
this disease during each 'month of
Mn has been below the cases re-
boned inr the same months in 1920
1nd 1(121. The total number of
deaths is also loss. If this continues,
1 will be the first time for 20 years
11.11 the peak of the diphheria sea-
'essue )ears and a decrease in deaths
‘m- to diphtlu ria.
'nzrllpox is still prevalent Vt’hile
ms to cause alarm has been no-
lotlii
ic’wl
:orrespondlng week in 1921.
were 33 cases and in 1920 19
Town :hall.
‘W. E. Lewis Were nominated by so-
There was not a. single
vote 01' dissenaion asthese menxwere
second selectmen. respectively.
i The agent {or the town deposit
fund was William E. Osborn.
nomination of assessor was given to
E. (T Smith. Willard S. Adams Was
named (or the board of Reliet. When
Edward '1‘ Bedford. Edward C
.iHubbellmt Sangutuok also ran for
the office but was defeated 184 to
117.
The names of Michael
ick, John Mulh‘aley,
man, George .McLean.
Dommin-
Walter Koop—
iel ‘Purcell were presented as con-
stables Domininick was made by
acclamation and atter four ballots
win 8. Jennings was nominated as
grand juror with Joseph C. Hyatt.
Henry Park was
Frank B. Dayton was nominated as
and Frederick M Salmon were put on
the Board of Finance. The school
committee had Mrs. Charming Harris
and Frafik Penny. The library di—
rotor was Sylvester Foster.
The caucus ended with the read-
ing of the report of the committee
.1d the people voted to give
Austin Welteman and “01"! an 88 000 contract for the re- "
the ticket as first and
The‘
Frank Van.‘
John Fike. Robert Baker and Dam.
Walter Koopan was nominated. Er-i'
1}
amed auditor .
legistrnr of voters and George W. Cair '
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