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Sta (9 Happenings
Sigmund Loewith. real estate and
insurance broker. of Bridgepoirt.
died at his home in Bridgeport Sun-
day. He was fifty years old.
The New England association or
Fire Chiefs will hold its annual con- .
\‘ention in Bridgeport for three days
this Week beginning Wednesday.
James Newlnnd. of Hartford. dnd
Henry Borg. of Bridgeport. have
been appointed state chemists for
No years it was announced by Gov-
err or Templeton at “'atcrbury last
night.
Several government contracts for
the manufacture of firearms for the
l'nitwl Stat-“s army involving over
3500.000 hmo been awarded by the
war department to the Colt's Manu-
facturing company of Hartford.
George A. Roberts. a stock and
honvl rillt'fll‘lfln. of Hartford. has
two-n arrested in Detroit and will be
taken back to Hartford to face at
lonst three charges of forgery and
{also pre-
ohtalning money under
tencer. allt-gcd to involve thousands
of dollars.
.\llrr reading about clouds of in-
flux citizens of New Haven Sut-
"(‘lS.
itday afternoon experienced sunrms
of tin\ lgrmn nphidrs on the down-
toun sticlts. On some streets the
insects were in the air as high as
the buildings and they adhered to
the clothing of pedestrians and got
into the eyes of vehicle derI'l‘E.
Eighteen teachers have either re-
signed oh- hcen dismil-red in the
Soothington schools as the result of
action of Supt-rintrndcnt \Villiam L.
(Wiggins. who is the storm center.
Erlnnrd \V’iliiston. High school prin-
Cipal. has been dismissed and thir-
tN‘n tcuchcrs hmo been pinch on
prohntlon. Town and school author-
itir‘s are .:l\l'ltvz in support of the
rupvi'lutrndcnt.
George ll. Collin. Jr.. superintend-
ont of the Connecticut Temperance
union at liartt‘ord for nearly a. year.
has resigned because his progressive
policies. which included closer co-
operation with the Connecticut Anti-
Suiocn lt lguc. had not mot favor in
the organization. 'ihe board of di-
rettms of the union has accepted his
rL-éignulion clt'l ctixu August lst.
,
Dr. Druid G. Downcy. of New York
city. was rlcctod president of Wesley-
an unixcrsity hoard oi trustees at the
annual meeting of that body at Mid-
tllL‘lU\\ll alter John Grllibel. who liu
been the president for several yours.
dcclins-d rc-rlection. r. Gribbcl was
then elected Hoe-president. Other
omccrs remainwl unchanged. Prof.
lproy A. liowiand was re-clcctod
Hoe-president of the university in
recognition of his labors of the past
your. l'rof. l-‘rank \V. Nicolzon was
elected dcnu.
Mayor Reno Edward DoBussy
iioylt four )rars commandant. of tho
'lalo Rescue Uflictrs Training corps.
has bun ordcrml ly the war depart-
ment to l-‘ort l.c:i\‘onworth, Kan. This
m0\vmcnt is in accordance with In
army regulation which providw that.
an ofl’lccr shall not. be domchcd from
troops for more thun four years It
Was through Major lloylc-‘s efforts
that polo was rc-cstublished u a.
sport at Yale. and he to in n. largo
responsible for two champ
plonrhip teams. Major A. 13. Arnold.
located at Fort Sill. 0kls.. will suc-
ceed Major lloylc in the command of
the Yale unit.
James R. Ycitch. of South Man-
’chostvr, was circled commander of the
department of Connecticut. United
.panish War Veterans; Theodore
Johnson. 0: New Britain. was named
senior Vice-commander. and Nathan
Valentine, of Hartford. junior vice.
cornsmndcr. at the annual convention
in New London. Saturday. The re-
maining oiliccrs. all or whom are ap-
pointive. have not yet been announced
by the new commander. The con-
\fention. which commemorated the
silver anniversary oi’ their being mus-
tered into service of the United States
government. was largely attended.
with several hundred delegates pros-
from all sections of the state.
They are promising to love. honor
and dismay.
STOP BACKACHE,
KIDNEY. TROUBLE
Backache. Rheumatic Pains. 'dull
headache, tired tooling. too frequent
urination. discolored or strong odor
arc symptom oi! kidney and bladder
trouble. "I was always hnvingk n
backache which caused me great sur-
fering." writes Mrs. Fiber. lcdtoird.
Mass. "Could not sloop and at than 1
could not stand straight. Tried Foley
Kidney Pills and round relief." Stop
headache. kidney and bladder troubles
with Foley Kidney Pills. still-on.
Pawsll. Corporation—Adv.
SEE
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‘ 'low Combination Ring and
Wrig Watch. 18-h. Whit.
.Gold. 17 chcls. Price $47.30
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' ' NOW on Dinghy
F. F. minor ..
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Decree at Wesleyan
Uniycr‘slty.
MIDDLETOWN. Cami. June :9.—
Frederick F. Lovcjoy. Jr.. son or
and Mrs. magi-m F Lovucy o! 41
Second strut. East Norwaik. recoivod
the degree of Bachelor ot Philosophy
from Wellcyan university at the
ninety-first nnnual commencement ex-
ercises yesterday afternoon.
“Ricky" as he “as popularly known
on the Hill was one of the most pop-
ular men on the campus. In his
senior year he was s member of the
Varsity track team and made his let-
ter as a hammer thrower. For two
years he played on his class football
team and was a member or the class
track team in his sophomore year. As
{or his other Activities “Ricky" was
a. member or both the Sophomore Hop
and the Junior Prom Committees. Ho
has been a member or the Wests-an
club, for students mnjoring in his-
tory. for two years. He is a mombcr
or the Sigma. Nu fraternity. In tho
fall he will enter Yale Law school to
take work for his J.D. degree.
Hon. P. W. Wilson on
Chautauqua Program
The Hon. Philip Whitwell Wilson
“ill be one of the lecturers at the
Norwaik Chautauqut
The valuable work of Mr. Wilson
has been brought to attention or the
“'Orld through his articles that are
featured in the Entlllh and Amer-
ican magazines. Journals. and news-
papers. These article: set forth the
liritish News of many world prob-
lcms and make clear to tho rest of
the world the facts in many or Bri-
tain's serious and pressing problems.
The articles have dealt with Ireland.
India. Egypt. the Mohammedan
peoplel. the Near East. and some of
Britain's internal problems as well.
They have apcdpred. of late. in tho
New York Times. the New York
World. the New York Tribune. The
World‘s \Vork. the Review of Ra-
Hows. the North American Review.
the Outlook. Current Opinion, the
Weekly Review. and other journals.
Mr. Wilson you I. scholar of
Clare College. an Honorman in
mathematics. the editor or The
azine rounded by Sir Owen Seaman
and Rudolph uhmsnn. or Punch).
and president of the Union Society,
which in tho club and debating for-
um for the University. Ho Joined
the mm or the London Daily News.
or which newspaper he was succes-
sively ueistant editor. Parliamen-
tary correspondent. and special cor-
respondent in the United Stat". At
the age of thirty ho entcred tho
and other stores no
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indication armour-sou
nowadvnnced.
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sold onion;
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tins of common: atomizer or
Parlinndeht tor a. London con-mu.
ency. Ho .h“. writicn «vim book!
on rciigiohl subjects. pirticiiiarly.
“the Christ We Forget: Tho Church
We Forgot. and "tho Villon W0
Forg'ot'; theso hnv'c a. wide istribu:
tion. and Mr. Wilton it been
elected an Honorary Lilo Mémbcr of
tho American Bibi. Society. Theo;
doro Rooscvott. bolero ho dléd. bent
{or Mr. Wilson to visit him in hit
hospital. when the c‘x-P'rcci'dent
thanked him tor his.servlces in pro-
moting good relation! between tho
old world and tho new."
Deaths and Funerals.
Julia 1“. Babcker
Funeral services for John Francis
marrow from the lat. homo on 19!
Marin street and at 3 o'clock from lit.
Mary's church. Burial will no in St.
Mary's cemetery.
Mrs. Eddie!“ noncdkt
Funeral services for Mrs. Edllena
Benedict will be held at I o'clock to-
morrow attornoon from the horns of
her sister. Mrs Horace E. Donn. .10
France street. Rev. Ernest; F. Mm
Gregor will ottlcists and burial will
no in Joe‘s Hill cemetery. '
WOMAN BOMLEGGE
WIVDSOR. Juno iD.-—Mrc. Helena
urday night by Constables Maurice
Kennedy and John
charged with violating tho liquor low.
was tried yesterday in the local court.
before Justice Manon C. Green. BM
was charged with rolling and in keep-
ing s. place with a reputation for
gelling liquor. At first she pleaded not
guilty. but later asked permission to
chango her plea. to guilty. which wad
decorated On the charge of selling
she was fined $200 and scanned to
jail for thirty day. and on the chargd
or reputation wu- fined $100 an
coats and also given a thirty days all
sentence. As her husba‘nd is a cripple;
the jail sentence was suspend“.
Beauty and brains seldom go to-
gether. Both nro seldom needed.
mm wrrnovr rum
1 do pan: on or
no matter how difficult. by ‘
NID-l-Mifllt Nor" Block.
1 also do both fixed ond ro-,
movable bridges at room-
nblo prices.
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102 Washington It.
t’bone “I. ‘Ilours 0-. B. I.
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Boecker will be held at 8:30 o'clock to- '
lekowski. who was arrcotdd into Bitty
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street :wu pleasantly surprised- lust
mum by a. number of friends. A
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mo, in... my decorated with
tom and piiik it!!! white crepe ’paper
in or: form 6! ’ "amen. Games were
enjoyed and ten-thirty refresh-
ments were served. the guests depart-
ed it a. late hour wishing Misc Jen-
ninga a. happy future.
were:
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nogers. Mrs. nomad. 'ilr's.
Anderson, Mrs Clark, 311
Mrs. Thomas Mrs. K
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Children
film-coats are rem
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adults. Their teeth are “mangle :2 cgllzlidrigc'h,
"and very few escape them.
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use P epsOdent in;
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Ever Heard of Stale Gas?
FOLKS don’t buy a thousand cubic feet
7 . Of 888' and then have to throw away part of
-. - . it because it’s wflted or old.
GAS IS MADE “AND DELIVERED AS
NEEDED AND USED. There are no “left
7 , , . overs” or stale portions. The meter, at your
“If it’s done
with coal or
kerosene -—2
ywandpit“
Better-with '
GAS” '
command, measures out the quantity you
want~no more. .
Gasservice is a wasteodefying service—-
clean, dependable, efficient.
That’s one reason why it is so small a part
afoul- living expense. Compared with other
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