-.IDAY Amy‘u'fs. “Stamford Women 0File Divorce Papers r Plulz lon’r. April lip—Ins“... r 1V is alleged in the diverse n .1 Vestcrday by Elisabeth 1.. , nt :V'ialnford against 34. 1. ms to whom she was ,1, septrmber 11. 1’11. Cues , .1 1m) minor children is asked ' , .. xunion includes a request . ‘ \. ,. 1‘lvllsit‘nll liagstrom Meyer - 1 it seeks s. decree from John :wa of parts unknown. on ‘ . .11 or desertion. asserting ‘ :t, her June 12, 191‘. Ian. . VmVrs after they were mar. ‘. «ember 20. 1’14. end 3100, 000 ,000 Daily For Livestock .- ._ April 27.-—-Packing .’ .\nlt‘l’iCI pay $100,000.- '1: for livestock they puro .. mg to figures made puho , m. at wright. the figures . :‘llllOllnlS to 00,000,000 ': 1 11-11 cerloads of livestock . . 1vl..1l~l0 port of this in- . .pnrt, which I! had ~,v stntlatlcl.dcclnred. "is 'L-e deals made many -'rhullv and without I. 11111:. Buyers for any L'lvlfi will purchase 3.000 . V'lln: about $60,009. 11': contract for 1.000 .1, representing ’l00.000. all verbally. No other mint in a parallel. 1111113 expenses of the . milled to the daily ,1 for purchase of live- .r two million dollars cmer it. Wages alone w amount to within a few » ;.:..o,ooo,nno. while other "llllnf‘l'I ,tuol. ice. salt, sm- » :Vnwmnc-ry are estimated at »-; “$000,000 annually. Trinity” Church Notes The Rector has provided two spe- cial More for next Sunday. At the late morning service, the Rev. usury Towmend Scudder. Rector Emeritus at Christ Church, Terry- tewn. N. 1.. yrili preach. This church is popularly referred to as “Washing- ton Irving's Church.‘ the great writer having been a veatryman and faithful attendant tor many years. At the evening service, the Rev. Kenneth Hackensie. Rector of the Church of the Rely Trinity. \Vestport. will be the special preacher. The Rector Will be at both the morning services. but plans to visit his old parish and attend service at Christ Church, South Annoy. in the evening. I O The attendance at the weekly sew- ing meetings or the Women's Guild on Tuesday stternoons is steadily in- creasing. and work is going on space for the parish fair next fall. which. it is confidently predicted. will surpass all previous records along this line. hire. Chsrles \Vnterbury is the chair- man of this department of the enter— prise. She asks for yet more helpers at these Tuesday meetings. 0 O Aspects] meeting ot the parish, is called for Sunday morning. at 11: 45. immediately following scnicc, on May 6 to determine the will of the parish in the disposition of the Em- ma. Louise Backster Legacy at 83.088. which has Just been received. It is highly probable taht. the full amount Will be added to the parish endow- ment. the interest only to be used each year. At any rate. this has been the disposition of other similar bequests. and it is not likely that any different plan will be followed in the present instance. 0 O O The play to be given by the Young People's Music and Dramatic Guild was postponed from April 24 to May 10. It will be the most nmbitions un- dertaking yet attempted by the youth- ful Thespians. O 0 O All services of Trinity Church. be- ginning with 11.11: Sunday. will be is centurion: yith the mugs: saving ”hmGe s so mum: are being made for a proper 0 cs 0: the great festival of Whitsunday. on flag :0. and Ir. E. .1. Sims. Organist and Master of the (monsters. is preparing elaborate music for the Choral Euchas'ifi. slid requests that there be a full attend- ance at an Friday night rehearsals during the next three weeks. 0 O O The Young People's Iuslc and Dre. matic Guild sprung a "surprise party" in the parish hall last evening when Miss Elsie Leonard was decoyed into the hall. and etaoln shrdlu etaoin nup switched on. a large company of young people was revealed behind a banquet table duly arrayed in ob- servance or Miss Leonards "steenth" birthday. 0 O 0 George Harris president of the Guild. presented Mi. Leonard with a beautiful copy of the Prayer Boole and Hymnal in token of the Guild's ap- preciation of Miss Leonard’s help and interest in the work and social life of the young people of the parish. A shot-t program was given by Miss Marian Mottrnm. Miss Emma “’eils. Miss Annie Newton and Mr. Harris. A handsome birthday cake illumin— ated with sixteen candles was then cut and refreshments served. Oil Tank Auto Truck in Ridgefield Crash DAXBL'RY. April 27.——O large tank truck owned by the Star Oil (20., of this city. and operated by Mathew Nesbit, of nldgsflcld. skidded and overturned late last evening on the Danhury-Norwalk road. The driver escaped uninjured but the truck was badly damaged. The bit tank. fllleil with gasoline. remained intact and only it small part or its contents was spilled. The scldent occurred just over the town line in the town of Ridgeneld. Nesbit was thrown clear of the truck when it overturned and landed ten feet distant uninjured with the ex- cepiion or a few minor bruises. M J?“ HOME OF GOOD CLOTHES i244 No. Main 31. BIY’ Important Sale of . 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