h.‘£.l-.GOLD§N.PropI.
*My, com: 11, 19227
Ammo ran
‘ Wednesday. Who: 11. 7
. » Station WG-1. yr , ;
3:25 p. m.~——«Concert program bv the
Ampico in the Clnokerlng. re‘ensct-
ing the. playing of the artists. Se-
lected by Agide Jncchla. 1. “Pre-
E
(Copyright. 1921b); Johnny Grueelle.
All rigors reserve”.
olufiisfuélléif ' '
ill»
sent him howling through the Woods.
, gave" Snippydoodles a. . crack . Which
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so
swssss scouts“?
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,, .EOHORBOW ‘ 2’3; gang‘”: ‘Egfizefl'wfififijdng When Snippydoodiea took the nice. "Ha!" said Raggedy'Ann and'Rage 5!
Sim! risen 6200, sets 5:18. _ mm” ”15.311"; “3);“ by Felix little old lady’s golden pennies away gedy Andy, as they walked up _to the: g‘ 1
flk‘h‘ tide 2.35.; m 2:541) m Honda. 3 “Country Dance" (Bce— from her andzran with them to the storekeeper. “why did ”you *3 throw xi ,
’ A . w ' i. ‘ ”mom” played by Henry Souvalne. Store. he intwl‘ded spending them for Snippydoodles out. Mister Storekeep- kl,
‘;m_mmd pm“ ll exclusively 4_ “L‘nll‘nishdv Symphony" (Schu- everything he wanted—~roll'er skates, or?” 1.. - I 3‘
W ‘0 the use for publication ‘f beré). played by Suskind nd Loes' candy. bicycles and every other thing Mister Storekeeper looked surpris ‘ '3 5
fl“ 3‘“ “th119!!! credited to “- or ser; conducted by Artbu Bodanr he might “15h “”7 And, when 8113- ed..for. you relnember, the two Ragr H, l
“.mlne in this [moor amp also kv. 5. ”Gavottn m B Minor. gedy‘Ann and Raggedy Andy fooled zed” were invisible and 1th., store- ,. ,
W hot! now: published herein. (igach_saint Saws), played by Ger: snippydoodles to try and get the gold- keeper could not see them. «[4901: at. N l‘
I All "‘1‘“ °r publication 0" “Fed“ ' :mulne Schnitzcr. 6. “Juba. Dance" 9" pennies away, from him. Snippy- those." the storekeapm‘ said, as ~he ‘; f
‘Mflohu horoln are aluoreaervad. (Dett) pTayed by Alex. Gunn. 7. doodles ran into the store and locked rheld out his hand and shovved lithe ' V, ‘9 .
, . . .... ..1‘.énm;mrs' Dance of the BMW the door behind him. So Raggedy flagged” shaken suspend” buttong S! , lf
.' Old Well iodte. No. 108. F. and A. denos" (Rubensteln) played by i’el— Ann andfiaggedy Andy 3““: sat down: “Wth do you think of that?” , « . i“ , I '3‘ ,
' TI” meet- ln Masonic bmmlng, South letler and Loesoer: condu’cted by a"? waned m" Sn‘Pdewdles t° “me “We do not know what to think,” ‘5 if
w “M“. lot and 3rd Tuesdays of Arthur Bodanzky. 8.5 "Comrades or on ' ’ ,. the Raggedys mpfied. _ ». ‘a’ _~
‘ . Ill-oh month. July and August except- the Legion" (March). (Sousa). play- Pretty 90°" Ratatdy Mn and Ras- “Then I'll tell you," Mister Store- c!
. at 8 o'clock. All Muster Masons ed by Clair and Polloc .gedy Andy heard a. lot of noise in the keeper said: "Dnippydoodles Cilme in. ._ if
‘mny and fraternally invited. ~
ROBT. J .W‘LSII. W. If.
ROBERT M. WILCOX. Sec'y.
I
fluted convocation of Butler Chap-
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6:00 p. m.—-Market report, U. S. Bur—
eau of Agricultural Economics.
Brighton Live Stock Market. Fruits
and Vegetables Markel,_ Dairy and
Produce Market, Chicago Live Stock
ton American.
newsflashes. early sports news. Bus.
store which sounded as if things were
being till-own this way and that. 1!.
above the noise :of things break ng‘.
they heard Snippydoodles howling as
loudly as be (301116.
and said: I want a nice. new. shiny
red bicycle,
and‘a suck at candy. and an ice cream
cone and ‘a. lot of cookies? ‘
"So I said to Snlppydoodles: Show
the tnlngs he wanted. Then. what do
You think? The mean Sllippydoodles
nd a. pair of roller skates, . '
tar N0. 38. R. A. M.. Tuesday even. Market. (485 meters). Boston Then. as they watched. lhe door to‘ 7 .. . r ,
lull. Oct. 10th. ' \Vork M. E. M. de‘ ll‘armers' produce. Market report_ the store was thrown open and Snip- giftelezlf: pjfliegnggfldifilgsigldtil: 7 $ ' , ' , V. . . . ,
ml. 8 (relock. (485 meters). hydoodles came falling out and. be- his hand and sure enough there were . . . , , .
3- P‘ DECKS '1‘ “- R 6:30 p. m.~»—l:oston pollcc reports. ,fcre he could get upon his feet, the the sixteen pennies and he had. a. lot.- ‘ ‘ ' ' 9 2 _ ' . 57‘ \M
. . gt a. LYON. Sec'y. Boston mum headquarters. Late Storekeeper. with a broom in his hand. more ln‘hls pockel' So I wrapped up . W . d _ f l . B . g o Oppo I , oties In
I“ Fallme in Real Estate
I Now on in Norwalk
(Continued From Page One)
Una. which numbered seventy-eight.
It! given below for the past three
‘flkl:
,‘Mnry J. Cameron to Mabel E. lla-
borne. lot and buildings, Hawkins ave—
iuo: Emma F}. 'l‘olles to Margaretuk
iron. lot. St. John street; Alfred l..
’1‘ mono to George ll}. Sal-lain. 10:, “fl!-
low street: estates of \Vllliam ’l‘. and
omas l. li'u'llmlld to Henry \Vll- an clubs in llostmL-alsn “‘ashinn’- .. . ,. _ , . ‘. . ‘ ' . \ . \ ._,} , ;‘!‘I-f‘}'g‘-I-‘I-!-/‘/
Em: and “‘lfl‘. land and buildlmrs. rm: h. (". and New York: Wlmnm “9:: 112'”??? it‘";‘gi‘:_‘;”‘$";l§“jjj}“" 5‘3 :‘3‘:}::‘:;§;§“JE.§33 3 3/:.'37'3,—’:.‘u:.:\.x.r.-x-\.:...\mus.x..~.:{:{:{:
Turnpike (PXN‘lIlVOT'S dBNlS}: “'4'” Burbank. pianist and accompanist. selfish "pp}gnn1:§:pr' sétg’ TA; 7] a}: b“ H I i 7
ChflQ‘URJROA lo Lester (3. Cole. lot. organist and director or the Com. ul‘o out a “In”?! 3‘15““, 6.1.12:ng 5,711 STRAY DOGS
erd street: Snmlwl and Louis Kalllin hrmgp Congregational church and .7 . . . ‘ .' _‘ . . . l . - . , ,.__ ,
.to Vincenzo Schiuno. lOt filld blllld' booked with Ltllc Aaron lllchnnnd Snlpxndoodk‘s Came Falling Duh 2:210:23: Experieme should tenth CAUGHT IN YEAR "LEATHER HAS V0
inn. Windsor placc: George I". Pan- nurmu. 1. Piano 30105:: (a) "m- ‘ _ ' --—-—~ * . _ . _‘ . .=
19y t0 th'l J- (lullagm‘r. “at 511'; gmulml" (AlfiK‘l’OWV‘lll. (ll). "\‘l'allf. AL "Slllt‘f‘ the (195 owners 0f COHBCCH~ SUBSTITL’VTE”
Buildings. Bell Island: Robert M-Tm“ in A flat" (Chopin). Mr. Burbank. rut. learned that rabies vaccine would ‘ 7
nay to Grace M. and Helen R. Adams.
lot. Pershing strect; Jennie Levirmss'
to August M. Drain- and wife. lwu
fleas and buildings, Ncwlown nvmlvv:
Ellen A. Skenc to Ida. lleckelmnn' lol
and buildings. Dry Hill road; ('slatr-
finial. S. Kcvser to R. l.. Skollcltl :md
9:00 p. ln.———Ev¢lllr.g program: I.~~
Miss l‘lrica Grunt. Emerson Col-
logo offlratory. will read "T Re-
fractorf‘ Cow" and "I've G the
*Mumps." ll.-—w“}low Savings Banks
llclp tho Individual to Financial ll’l—
(l(‘p€‘l'l(ll"ll(‘€‘." by J. H. Soliriay.
prcsillhnt of the ll‘ranklln Sarinzs
Rank of Boston. III.~~7F‘inal bash
hull scores, Rostl ll Aml‘ricnn. IV.
mf'nncerl: Raffaele (lei Sordo. vio—
linist. :1 member of the llostml Sym-
phony orchestra: Phrae linrnan.
oolnrntura soprano. heard in 'ccital
and concert work in Jordan Hall
2. Soprano solos: (n) " Ernani In-
vnlami" (Ernnnl). (‘0) "Song of'tho
Upon" (In lv‘ors‘o). (r) “l Hoard a
('r)" (Fisher). Miss liurnun.
Alllllnlmlc l“. \Vebll' (-t ml. in Sophie
handed me sixteen common suspend»
or buttock—brass ones!" .
“Hmmm!” the Raggedys said.
"And. because I think Snippydool‘l-
has is a naughty fellow, anyway. I just
cracked him a lot of times with in!»
broom and sent him howling towards
home." ' .—
"You did just. right." Raggedy Ann
said. "for. do you know. Mister Store-
kPEDPl‘. Snlpm‘dondlos took ‘lllose non-
nles away from the nice. lilllc old lady
and. because he tried to spend the
golden pennies selfishly. [lie-y turned
into suspender buttons!"
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[SHAPED PRlSllNER ’
REPUBLICAN “148!) (”AI'CFSES
Tho various ward Galll‘llSPS to choose
dflt‘lmtes to the Rnpllbllcan conven-
tion for tho nomination of candidnlcs
(or representatives and finsllccs of the
peace. will be held (ill Monday cron-
lng. October 16. as follows:
' l
Every. Department ' ”77 , E
Q
Read" Our Opening :Announcelllem
In ~ Tomorrow’s “Sentinel? f, f
prevcnt a dog from developing rah:
l‘q-s if bitten by a rabid dog. there have
been 3.522 dogs vaccinated against
rabics." says an article by Dr. George
l-I. (Io-twin. deputy commisisoncr , on
domestic animals which is a feature
of the \voeklyr'rcport of the State‘llo-
Neither has Cooperative
Illustration shows No. 23, '
Tony :Brown Russia. Cali.
.. . 11.6 u'res Kmswr , '. . .. : I ‘ 7 ” A " '
M“ ("mun rl ( lexocmw. ”HTML '01' “’3‘.“ “‘“mf. “Minder STAMFORD. Oct. loswlfnder the first Ward. 10““ ”Wm“? ha"? ”mum” of “9am“ issued ’este' 1“" O tainLas’t
avenue and an t monow . , . lollaslro and ultra to Anglo .l. . um. . second ~ d l:- ~ - ~ “‘llnce tlll ~' d " i up ’ ‘
dood)‘ Ellie R. Gorhnm m ”mom I" m ”NM gm)“. Arthur “‘nldron. 9: name of Alfred bsposlto. the polllzo . war . cl .3 ”all. third ‘\\ard, _. f “as one. hs pacer
Nickelson and “.1“. 1m Adams: me- .1 't '{nu;‘n «lln‘vlivek M 1m: Yam (”‘0 informed. Ferdinando Laudmi. all .Marvin school: “mm“ word. town points out. six vaccinatcd dogs have '
‘ ' ' ". .'. ”)1' ll (1‘ l- \lolr. \lllnr lo r’scancd murderer. has been arrested 9‘3“”— 1‘00m. town assembly hall. and ”N‘n’hlue“ by ‘* known rabid dognnd 7 Price $10'00
“13.1.: John N \llllnr to Oscar [M 1301'? m}: 'l‘ (lot find. build in Mlnpola. N. Y.. charged wllh carry- fifth ward. Rowal‘lml hose houso. "mm have dercloped rabies The?» ’ . '
J h son6 and Winn. l'lml and llnildlncrs. “m“ .“.'.n.rn.'u :l all an 1 ll Slam. "‘3' COIlcealed Weapons and \‘lolalJon Th” C0"‘"“"“°“ “7‘” be "Nd 1“ the “7"" 0f stray fig” in Connetclcut can V
o n . . . [l1g§.jfil“y(lug . If . l l. . or the “qum. law. He gave his address council chambers. city hall at 9 lsri apprcclnbd vile-n it is is realized
Perry avenue. (administrator's .ieml);
Jennie Vonczirl to Slcpllcn Szahl nnv.
:un lo Hurry \V. lllwrlulldpr and wife.
ml. .llllrrilt mnmlo; (leorgimmn (,‘lill—
as Brooklyn and is being held for trial.
The Stamford police have ldenuficd
o’clock on the )6. when this candldatm
that during lhe flag: year 5.?” stray
Will be nominated.
dogs were caught?
wlte, lot and buildings. l‘armllsh 'nn to Edward Heller lOl. Harbor ”19 m , _
. , ‘ . . . 0.11. the) any. and \'
street: estates of William l‘. and JP“. “01”.“: Nicholas J. lllsvsa. pg als. that laurlall be held for :22; asked 7777
Thoma! I. R-‘lymflnrl to Myrtle b. to Mario l,)'.\:ngolis. lot. and buildings, l‘aqdatl 95¢“de from the Connecth
O’Connor. two lots. Rock Ridge (uxu
ocutor's deeds); George \V. Mitrlwl!
to Mary Doddo. two lots. Harbor \‘lcu
Pork; Laura. L. Srollvld and Pslllll‘ u:
Lewis H. Scollclll in llr-llnis .‘:.llflll'ln.
“to lots and buildings. Ncwtnwn 'l‘mu
race. warranty and full! "hill“ {WM-“1 slol‘k avenue; “falter Ponallc to Ell- family quarrel. Laudatl exhibited
Frank. VVilcek to .luscp‘l‘l Jnllcl :llm mloclh H. Clark. lot. Harbor View mental ”mm” While ln prlsnn and in
Vita. "“- ‘30.“““‘“f‘“t “'f“"”"“ “9‘ lunch. . May. 1913, he was translerrea. but 93.
“*0. 0‘ \V'illlam 1- “"‘1 mom“ I l‘IstulD Sarah 1-2. Lockwood to Hon- cuped by cutting the bars in his room
Raymond l'l Sunlllvi Sillllssul. lul. :lm'
bulldlngs. N0. lllS‘ 'l'zlllnr flV'Ollll‘“ (m.
evutor's (locals): Roland \V. lmgl: tn
Julius .l. Htior. lgll, Hurlvm‘ Vic-*3
Beach; Kill? Nichols M llnnfmmln As?
and wife. lot and buildings. “FLY street:
Edna. C. Pldgnnn m lPrcrlerlck A. lions:
1;} ,Setl-ong slr.ml;“l<atlwrill"l f- 3‘“; .rlfc. lot and buildings. f‘llarlcs meet; (ll-31‘s coxcnssmx n: RUSSIA
m 0 Grave . . tray. 0. nm nsvph J, Jullass lo W'llllam Kovars I l27'529'WASH‘HC-TQW ST g
buildings, Moll :1\ mm»; Morris ‘50.” mm Wm}. lot and hundingsi Laura TOKIO. Oct. 11 (Associated Press). so A Ride Will. Convince
I'm" *0 “mm?" "- “am“? ‘0" “m‘ atroet; l-‘rederick H. Bmlicnt in James ”The Japanese Foreign .Omce la in- a "0 R WA LK ‘
“reel: P‘rfi‘dPY‘vl‘k A. Hamburg fll'd \‘ Riley, lot. .‘Norwalk park; Thomas quiring into the, report from P‘vk‘ng . 7 ,7 7’
wife to Morris V'ngnl. lot and ‘3nilllr W. (‘orcoran to Mary A. Mchne. lol. that the Sinclair Oil Company of Call— . »
lugs. 31 Madison shoot: Hulwy 'l‘l'on-
chard to Charles ll. Kunos. two lul’.‘
and buildings ll‘mrllnld Park: l‘nrrlc‘n
H. Haugll and wire to Albert. M. Polll-
man. lot. Marvin Ranch. - .. territory occupied by Japanese troops
Charles B. Runes to liaise)! 'l‘rvn- . . - , . us a. security for claims against the
chard. lot and buildings, Fairfls-ld Mlss; Mubellc Lorine Ixnapp. \iolln Russians. .
hrk: (.llrolzd‘mo Lapirn and wire to
Anthony Laplra. lot and buildings. . . .1 ‘
the Sundav evening service of the .
Linden strcel: Joslyn P. Smith and . ~ ‘ .. . during the Japanese occupation. , ,
wife to Elizabeth J. Flatt. lot am! “hum“ '8'” sund‘*" Miss Knapp —-... -.-_...,, ...-.-..- , . . _ _ Telefihone 1959 , , I
lHSl‘S'l ("\lll'l; t‘SUill‘ Katn l‘). Colt-s
“'illizlnl .‘lillm‘. three lots. Elin-
.\.;m-l ;l\\‘llll('2 Helen P2. l‘r-rkills. cl ul.
. . William Miller, two lots. lCllnwood
Frank A. \Vallc and wire. to
four acres. Com-
,«ll.
fl!
.l\l“llli(‘; ’
i larn‘ul 'l', Murray
r:‘ A. liegelcin and wire, lot and build-
.vm. Woodward avenue (administra—
.nl"s rim-d); Jenni» Keeler to Stephen
‘. ul‘mml. ct uls. lot. and buildings, Cot-
lle’ strum; (loorlzre 1“. fills in orbcrt
Erlor‘. t'hreo lots. Liberty Park: arlos
’.. Carlson to Stoplll‘n K. licrekounnd
Harbor View Park.
iOL'TH NOR‘VALK .‘lETHODlST
CHISRCFI NOTES.
lsl or Stamfogd. :was heard with much
plcasure in a. number of selections at
plays with full strong and musical
cut Hospital for the. Insane at Midda-
town in 1918. He had been takemfrom
the slate p‘rlson where he was serving
a life-sentence for killing Ernesto
Pumpl on film): 13.3.1317 The mm
were rela’led and there‘ had been a
window six months later.
When arrested in Mlneoln. the man
claimed to be deaf and dumb. That
the prisoner was Landau was deter—
miner! whcn pictures of him reached
the police bore. Q
romia has been granted by the Fan
Eastern Republc of Siberia a conces-
sion for prospecting and developing
the north half! of Sskhallen Island. .8.
Some of the Japanesa troops pro-
test. against this invasion of the island
pnmcsss VLORA owoncso.
Funmuasé'co; 1
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Order TODAY for IMMEDIATE Delivery.
.AUSTIN’S GARAGE I
-——-—With—-
FISHER BODY
, Must Be Seen To Be Abbreciated.
buildings Harbor View Beach; Fannlc ‘ ‘ ' . » - >
' tones and every selection she 'had ‘ .
L Downes to Ed'rar '1‘. Rates. lot and , . "—-'-- - . _ I
' "’ - ~ "W“ ““3 “m“ ”We“ H" ““m‘ PARIS- o... 1..-... Associated PALACE ' B001 DRY ‘ J
buildings. Meadow street. George Ii. hem were “Larghetto.” by Handel-Hu- y . , . , _ { 4* ‘
Wilmot and wife to Giovanna. Vene—
zia. lot and buildings. Lawrence street;
manic L. Norslc to Lavinia B. Benny.
lot. Scott street: Elizabeth E. Merrill
to Ernest C. Erbter, lot. South Second
“feet: The Daynor Realty Corpora-
tion to Charles Williams. ct 9.13., 8 lots.
Mu street; Anna. M. Fallan to Frank
Pflumbo, lot. Myrtle nVenue; Jose-
?Mno M. Tompkins. ct ol.. to Flor-
‘ {also 0. Gregory; lot. Norman avenue;
fl Fade]: Forcellino to Dominic Fore-cl»
lino, lot. Laura streut: Fedelu Force-l-
llay; “Cavalina” by Van Iperin;
“Marlrlgale.” Simone‘tu; nnd"‘Prelude
from The Delugc‘" by Saint—Saens.
v'l‘hls evening the first and second
Quarterly Conference of the year
will he held at 8 o'clock at the par-
sonage. The Rev. NV. H. Kidd. D. 1).,
District Superintendent. will be pres-
ggnt and preside._ .
The Epworth League will also meet.
this evening at 8 o'clock in the
illapel of the church. Mr. Minton.
president. will have charge of the
Press—The divorce was registered
yesterday of the Princess Vlora. torm-
erly Mrs. Helen Kelly Gould, of New
York. from Prince Houreddln Vlora,
of Albania. The record shows that the
divorce was granted at the wife's re-
quest. and that the prince did not
conteStJthe suit. .
Princess Vlora's maiden name was
Helen Kelly. Her first husband was
Frank J. Gould. of New York. from
whom she was divorced in 1909. Her
scoond husband, Ralph Hill Thomas.-
whom she married in 1910, died in
Autumn fercre ! So Is the
site workmanship,
your dollars in every way. Balzac
mode, ‘ - ‘ ’4 ‘
s.
francs 1mm ammo?
' THE SMARTEST FOOTWEAR FOR ALL
Go to the Palace Bootery where such wonderful
on get not only style of distinctivc.:cllaractcr,
not only 'unexcellefl quality; but more for
Need for New Footwear ! 3
values prevail.
not only exqui-l. . .1
e Booiery Shoes lead-footwear ‘
l
Little» :0 gelatin}? 171121;; loot}. “If“: business session; Miss Baddeley, for 1914- .She married Prince Vlom in HOSERY‘*ALLCOLORS. . . M ~E‘ ' ' , . . , .A ..
no 3 am - 1‘ e .r. " the department of religious work will 1917. ' " . “ E '[S v E , t . “
Charles C. Tuck and wife. lot and haye charge of the devotional part Of , _ . , , 7 a E ' RY COOK-mG NEED.
blinding“. Baton Point road: Louis the meeting: and will read a. chanter “ """“”' ' "" if ‘ 5‘ . , , - _ - - 7-“
‘Gmnberg a: Bro. to Bessie Railu. lot
0 4 buildings, Thomas street: David
LWamer and-wire to Ellen A. Skenc.
lot and buildings. I‘nlon avenue; Eu-
“no J. Van Nos to Samuel L; and
Louis Kaolin. lot and bulldlngs. 1'"-
l‘rnm “J. \V. Thinks Black." 111-. Hoyt.
recreational vice president.
charge of the recreations.
people are invited. .
At the Mid-week service on Thurs—_
(lay evening the subject will be "Our
All young
will have ‘ ,
There sre‘models here for the
DE C
the Short as «gel! as the MedlumBuilt. ,
.1 THE R. i; G. has many new styles. ‘ A - '
ORSETS' '1
Slender, the 398W}. the Tan- and‘
x
. ,4“; 1:;
y , s . :
lull
5.5,
y. s
f g l
3
Be the help tell? orjmany in mobs}; ޤ?in3st helpful. 7
hand in tllerékitcherl is the‘range, ”providing it’s
an up-to-date
79 South Main street. ..
Samuol Jafte to Nettie Jai‘fe. lot and
damning-a, Fort Point street: I. Morti—
mn- Hoyt and wife lb Samuel Rood‘
Trespasses." All attendants are in-
vioed to participate in the discussion
or the subject. The theme is based
on the fifth petition of the “Lord's
Prayer." '
.«~ Glenwood which lessens work,'saves 'fucll‘iaii‘d FA? ecessary
duties 8. real pleasure 7 ' ' , I .
" l»: < ~94
i'rl-lsf GOSSARD, the original front lacln (50 ~
, . . . rs , -
ways 'maintalned .lts standard of excellence. g gt Whig}! big...“
THEZ’NEMO with mode 3 to redu ' ' '7" "
upliftweak bodies. ~’ ce ”19 Stout. and support and
BON TON,'BINNER, WARNERS ,ANb C-
”.mr. lot and theatre, Washington
.W; I'll-It Congregational church to
a(Maud Wnrn'er. lotund buildings. East
inflame: Wilbur R. Wilson to Frank
Jim and wile. three lots and build—
lm Ely“: avenue; Jennie F. {lead
m, Iconic Effron. lot and buildings.
Will “not; Matthew and Grace
W to Adora. M. Swan-t2, land and
Win“ Raymond and Washington
mu: Christian Swartz. ct sin. to
.m 30015 Norwulk Trust Co.. lot and
rhufidfnxl. “'ashinston street: George
1'. ml. to Frank Hlbbert and wife.
lm lots. Liberty Park: William J.
laugh ind wife to June: Illegally
and Mia, lot. Stuart avenue; Mnrshalll
P. Richards to Louise Holt. three
mm and buildings. West Nor-walk
. tomato; William J. Gamble to Rod-
ém J. Lilly and ylfe. lot and build—
-lncx. Myrtle avenue: estates of V?“-
yum T. 3nd Thomas I. Raymond to
,. 8. Manor, lot. Rack Ridge (ox-
o'cutor'u deeds): Stella. B. Prenbrey to
“or!“ ‘0. Lyon. 93 acres and build—
fllfl. Williun street. .
"Aims. R. Snumrd. of. ailmlo Horne;-
M lot and buildings it‘ll-z:g
; AM 1.. Reinhard)! to J.
ls"
A company of the women ‘of the
church will attend the convention of
the New England Branch of the W0-
man’s Foreign Missionary Society at
New Haven-on Thursday. The trip
will be made by auto and it is expect;
ed that ten or fifteen of the ladies will
attend the convention. 1"
The first fall social and games’
evening or the Men’s Christian In-
dustrial League will be held on Friday
evening. Carpel bowl. pool. checkers.
chess. krokonole, and some items of
important business will be brought be-
fore Que League. ' '
STONE QUARRY ACCIDENTS .
WASHINGTON. Oct. 10.-—Accldeuts
at stone quarries throughout the
United “States in 1921;1-esultod in the
death of 100 employs: and the injury
a: 10.465 others. according to figure:
complied by tlle Federal Bureau of
The average number of men om~
played in quarries was 77.185.
MRS. MARY WHITE DEAD.
NEW HAVEN. Oct. 11. «— Word
Juanita. lot and buildings.
m much:
"rune from Cambridge. Mass; today.
Mines. . . 4
V
attractive and practical features.
138ch GIRDLES.
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