my:
3
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led with relatives in Stilmsre nerd taught lea. yes: at the High
wt!» 3:" Jersey. school instructing in civics and
0 0 0 English.
.. Ire ' Grsf. of Win 0 0 0
Beech. 3323mm Sew York city chhael Blaskovitch, of 5 mm
Friday. meet. is recap-rating at his home
. . s from serious injuries resulting
”rs. Riches-1 W. Sweeney. Jr Ilfrom burns. .
tad Mrs. Joseph Merrill. of 2" e s 0
WWW“? ""9“"-
city yesterday.
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City Briefs
Vestltocksnoed.mthepmd
ammo H.Crsnston
mu m parentsolsbnbyboy. unner-
find has“: are spendlng the week-
were in New York,
and Person
Carl B. Swanson and )1. Sass
.I'of flprirxg Hill. stranded the Demo-
cratic rally Saturday evening.
0 O
~r.’.«ai. 3'
5.1 Mention
The Veteran of Foreign Wars
will meet Tm m a: 8
o’clock in the Foresters hell.
3:. sad Mrs WW and
daughter. Esther. hs've closed their
country house and returned to New
York city. . . 4
s
Dr. all: mm. c. o. Chllds of Oro-
noque ere among those who have
returned to New York because of
the beginning of the'school year.
C O O
To the reference boots were ad-
ded the Standard Dietiomry end
Faud's English Gm.
The many friends of Wilnn dark
of Amie. will be carry to beer
of his death at the horns of his
daughter there. Sunday morning.
imam hthe fstherotlrvingw.
Clark. of Bonyton. and is well
known here. as he used to spend a
s. month with his son every summer.
POST
—Harr‘.l a. 012'. ~ Thar MI- . ‘ The Girl Scouts. under the direc-
. Mr. aniline.- Daniel Gorham of:uon of Cape Louise Crossmsn. went ..
Odin" Fm: < F'ralton is today (”alman. 5.. 42.. entertained Mr. I for a. long hike on 53mm. {
mennwl .I.I in: . my"... in killszvz’hI-‘lfl‘l 3L'1. Stanford T. Bryce. Jr., of e e e
are" on 1 m .a: or limes. ‘T‘Om'azk 0V".th: week-end. Mr and Mrs. Melville Kane hare
‘ ' ' returned from a trip to Europe and
Clar-rx- ":“'r.z, o: :1 Pu nan: 3f"! Miriam Benin!” 0‘ I”JCS-3mm: the week-end st their home in A Southport Resident
.v'nue. no “i {"191 Instill}? e fo-:1‘..i'"" he?! taken 3' DOSIUOD '1": Wright street. #0 e
“I; "... ,,. m. . zwo" on: all: mode: in New York m- - - - Writes the Highway
.qurse :1 .iz- b’illlfli E‘es‘fl IX?“ \‘Baya‘ligelgl graduate from John Wentworth and Gerald Kel- Comioner About
‘ ’ ' I II j1 .worwa {glib ”“001. n {95" ly have closed their house in Com-
—-Horr~.3 5’; 01:3 Thats a... on: u 0"” 0 t e rnoe- 9°91“? po street. . The: Will Spend the win- Trucks
. . . members of her clues as .weli as ter in Vet! York. .
u 1 l )"“1 (“area/u- 1 Fl“ .Ch. Inn. of th" Bratum' She had . O O O .
. f . .’. H ' N" ""I _ load. :1 . 'm _ ' __, '
1nd I.. .. 7 q .- or: Pam. caterer} ‘3 93"“ in '3‘“? ””0“ Phi”- M138 Ruth Barton was the weellp 81:13; ‘ reggitfia;e 3233?;
u, . -1 1 . , “Ulnar: ..'1.-. . . - .
"“ " II, 1 .,. r. ‘ ......,,-4.1-~, M139 Mud-“3'1 RGW‘- 03-0118? 01 fad m1”: of M15? Cu Bar road here has written the following
I inst t
‘x.‘. . -‘ ‘.‘ ‘. ’ ’ rm Flo gent theater, is undergoing: ainpruflt'crgzzgoo? me or in letter to cute Highway Commis-
' r ' ;.. :1 es 1 " "
1-»..- . ,. .e. 5.3.312. ficru'llk an “993;?“ {‘30 rfmovgh‘fé 139;; g . . . sioner John A. MacDonald. pro-
~ _ ‘1.) _ . ranslts. .. ms ro.hy e s o . ‘
shim .. ' - «rm. a r: it... “131;;- lll'esrmrl 1......” ,5 taking 1,... Harold Backer has returned from “m? 35'1““ the JNW'C" widen-
.‘ lr‘ - ‘* wr‘ "1 “'7'“ ‘ II“; P'filacr‘. his vacation and has resumed his lug 0'- the Get Road 10’ srtnter
‘ .. -~. a ' ". ‘ ” 'c. “" . . . ldtltlns in Sachs store traffic ‘3 “39$ .He '35" #33033
I a . - .. - . I ”I“ Man-2 A. Day CI! Stewart 1 3 e other things tha. the Post road. as a.
.. ' . .n, 3-. p.15”, 3.: her position: Mr. and Mrs. D. 8. Bradley ..xe ”Sideline-l ,lhrouzhiare has been
.4, v ',V .: V:I3_ -. 1.1... m ”I 13., Guacernzermining their granddaughter, Spoiled by the intrusion 0: NECK
"vi“ " “533"” .—-, an: (30.3.” a V; ha, Miss Ga; lord of New Hampshire. traffic. "It is simply bedlam let
fr' “ ' ; ' V J 'Wr‘ophsd 1 D“ "an li‘. mg: ,1 ”Ce 6:! . ‘ 1'00”. “lays Mr. Smith.
II ° ' . H, --. ‘73:. W-wrpcr e: H'Drafr' l The pupils of Hillside school. of The letter follows: ,
'-‘ l - ‘ “1.x - - . Nona/31k. held a. picnic st Compo Hon.~John .‘L MacDonald,
' . - X; .l I." zahe'h Mardown: is spendlm; beach Saturday afternoon. . Commissioner of State Highway:
f I I.“ '1'.“ ww-k- 97.1 With friends in Don. ' ' " ‘ Highway Department.
’ , . .. . There will be an old fashioned Hartford Conn._
" "' ‘ _ , . ' ' ‘ ihuskmg bee and dance st Henry Dear Sir:
. . II , 3 . . Ma. r? H. Swen-on of Spring-g uppe's be. . Greens Farms. next The paper, have on among. 0:
”r . 1 . .7 :. ' '1’ "'9‘“me friend" :chhursday ‘3 ””35” Even—hm,” ’3 the plan to widen the Post toad
.1 '.. I. ._ . r. war-I .I“ l‘ ,' 15"”- non ”'3' “'5' . welcome-I: to 35 feet to relieve the congestion
‘1‘ ~ . ~;‘,‘4‘I,H:h It": shy]. (.11:er ‘I'thr'm’F‘i ’ , . . O y. “it 9f traffic. Allow me to protest
IIIII . .2. .. :3: .\IlrI'.. f.oy (ILI If‘ne nook committee Io; the Hat. against any such plan as it should
' ' ' . ..2 :mp- a“ - 3-7;:‘2:.:..’: if- p ’31?" if“: ” ”2‘1in dheI. 3; huge 11; not relieve the congestion of traffic
r23 4. . ' 31" 1" ”I. .: ‘ ' " ‘ ‘ " " ‘ ‘ “‘I .n “ ° “fa” :9...” .3] cl .2: 8‘ in any sense, except. for a sboxt pe-
. . .. . - .. . ‘ ‘ v31
.. I .. .a: I, h— M11. t2...l.arn mm: M. Mr, and Mrs thchfield who have F‘°"- ”‘1‘ “”3““ ”mum” “‘0"
l. ‘ “ ‘10".'lv“k any. ... ._ t, . . trucks and motor cars to use this
. I .. . . Ii-‘T':i.E-'I MmaI wen spending the summer in one of . h hw .. b tw -n U‘xd
‘ A RENT" "~ ‘ V" “‘51" 5'3? Miler rirt Giult's cottages a: Compo one maTV 1:: X'alke 3'3 ~ Ke-
L... _ ... I f' . {3635.1 {1ch Ft. turned to 39W XOFK pOlekanlra-‘fic 53°; becomc 3( htavy
. L. “as... (If fez.— _.. it I ..e L i. .- - J
’ . , motored '3 v h -.;c 3' . . . Ion the Boston Poe: Road and the
7 _. .3 H- Miss Lillian Darrow is home {Gran-mu have so ilztle regard fox any
' ' ' ”I. .12: ”,3. H‘MI: I...“ I_ 1 visit with her parents before 5.112-. other xehicle smazlr-r than the one
J, . .I. -...- ’2 32.: and II III“ u- I; ).....=..1.. rr.r.- mg for Cuba, “h;.re .5, Wm quudilhey are driving. that they crowd
II . I . , .3. I I" . min-mot). ‘-=1'r-r 11y, ‘12-: ma... Ion: to the gutter and. in an increas-
;,r..: , M. ' ' ’ "9:32”: ""7- - 0 I ,cd traffic. would, no doubt. continue
r, ' Mr v}: .I ,. .I .. g Dr. John A. Moore has returnchLhe some methods.
' ‘ ' I., 1“: .?;Y“I:°vvvrey;t?'l‘7, man'flrmn .1 trip to Michigan. where he. For more than 100 years put,
"—I " ' I ‘- ‘I‘ .H'rq. par—.0; 4“,}, "firth: gloom»). i went to benefit his health. ‘the Post road has been 'egarded
m— Mr ';2 l'ktwt r;.:;.- }-.'- "’1‘7! ‘ ' ' ' :38 a residential section and many
Ha. ..: "‘ ' "" Mr. and Mrs John Keene. Lin-lane old mansions have been built
WM ' \g- , t.’ '., . . .. . .. John Kmn": =‘~’~ Mrs. 59190“ cm" with a new lo making permanent
I , .. Ma J.snp...n., Unfit“! is l. .l' - Do (1
- - an.- ham. on ”pm”... 3.-.... Mord. Miss Luella: Field and “1’ homes for not only this. out lol-
Mr. .» . :47. «ml; {1.333.130 ‘ " ‘ ' ICrawf~ni went for a sail to Cocke- 10“”: generations. The traiiic is
I . . .' _ I O y o
“M “I“ —. .r' " ”.1"! '12:? Mr. and Mrs. .A. ‘1' Dawson «1"? ”‘3“??? Jo?” ”uglhwzi b”:10 heavy. noisy and uncomfortable
have)” ."1 f - ‘ " m .4522” :‘rnr' m... {lfft'fixffnz p... ...."'-‘a'xzawm yesfrf). Judi-id; today that the Post road hes lost all
”‘9 ‘ “' ' .ng m PM ignprm by Orinnr war... ”7" ”Ami-“’3“ he“? film lgm‘ed its old dignity and charm and the
- .. r ' ' .' ., . _ min-I r‘ H Ham- rr. F'Al‘. to up: ’plgeon “‘ h a. I” Dan 3' BI yaiuo for residence purpose: has
Vuln.‘ . of .. Motor- :3... i1 awn, 3, wor'hy gym: my"? 'M‘h {3... (all owing marking. :21; shrunk until it is practically no-
I'r-‘ri I» -‘ rte-Hm m M— ; m .I. .r "N...“ .I ‘ ‘ p.01... Air Ass-ocla mp 70‘) A. l. -3. 'hmg
h; r. n;.: .r hr.:'.',- to rake ’ “ n . e rance of ‘ ' _
, . V; .. ,. ,- .. .. -A. t . . Th. H‘,‘ ‘3‘1 m? , 39: a g ni The truck traffic is not only ob-
lp m r. . '.' . In. . . . 1,1- an 2 My; 11m... away of 7 13'1““: "In“ mutilaAdII y £333.}th lectionable to the residents. but is a
....r'..-- 4. On (I l seirlc ll-*a'or.r‘;‘1‘r‘fl(° strsn‘. are ”(wiring conv.”::l;_,;m“,v2:: giftigzigt; H. menace to lilo and limb tor all
“I, “M, K ..— , .l‘ ,II, If «~11— 2"1"1I::l“633 vIzIprmhrh-a, birth of 1. I““"‘* ‘1 ‘ ' . . . people using sutomobiles or horses
l: :r.. .1, H .. .4 P .; - - -
V” II. , . . “E”. II“ rrl: 4r orr-e p... ay, an Km; ”03ng mama secretary or eqthst highway and by in.res.s
""1”” ""~ 5 ' . . . :‘he my scam... has called a meet- in: the Izixh‘o: Imierzfdgmawzig
. . - .. . The VV'lepl'l Your organ; rm}, m‘jtllng‘ o: 2:10. Scout Council for next imp! e dg b” . c m .‘I
3“” "3““); I’ 'r‘h' (’f ‘wrnfiyl E’ ’1 1’3! ,‘j—sf maevéng l1! LEA err. wamrs-inv atoning ”3 L‘bfar’ hall. “C. M the “inc: '3‘?Om '3 Oi’,
s‘reet 1 xx . r' Hui“. '«nvl'nr m ‘ » “Imp”? rune”, 1...“ ' FA, ; mamilurs of the council are settled. the congestion will undoubt-
Hridzr-pmr: . I”. .. ‘7' l’ulmr if”; 'r 1~ 3:1,, .0 '23-: prrg..;:_ The meeting Is edly increase constantly.
' ' ' .vr, . p-..” ' .I. g p m. "I believe the only solulirn for
——lu-, Villr'w full nrrhr-uira. .\r. __ Ithis problem is to build a. trur-k
mm. "'"V’VT'M "13mm x {highway one or two miles north of
'1 ' ' L lIthe Post road and keep the trucks
Mr .134 .‘ln l'..:.; n F'. l‘J. haw Tr, 'I ' ’ from the Post road. Take on» oi the
mow-ll mm *1” ,- rl'h‘ home or. |_ WES ORT l l RO‘VA‘TON snorthern roads that are in nrcri of
501)?) 'I .I I ~,. ." 'l . l". 11:“; . I . ‘ Irepagr (and Wthh “ctjon {g 0! “I-
rrmr l‘II . ‘ .. .\l‘ . Lowxy'rm awn-m rogvmnd are 0 til: 0,. no valor: for other than 13”“
“H‘ '1 “ 3‘ 3 5‘7" “M“ an: “Wit market purposes) or, if necessary. tnlri an
. . . an .n .1 (xiv works, Charles Mc-
\l ._ 7 ..- rf F" I... .. I I ‘ Val-walk is entirely new road.
' m ‘.“l' ' ’ " ""‘ .'""‘ .rk‘:n"-YY. .O'mf'r'j' c“ ‘ . . . "The truck traffic is o: no value
nvrn'lr- 'i,. .1 i . 1r.' “:‘rlr in 1.133.113 the hull-ling on LOWEY‘OE to merchanla along the P0~' road
lirlllzr-pn ‘ . _. fl- , . . . (that. Frank "‘
- - ~ 0 SOMSYC‘ a: ‘.r ""“"".§’..Z’-Z”.L a, garage other than those who have "“0. lil-
' 34!. mar". in" " ' . . . ..
_.D.- "HI/o lull nrr‘hmlra, f‘r.‘ Ioompnrlla) retort, and will establish tie hot-d, huts and. KJ'ILKUB.
mun, quwrrnw mgm. IN. 4 mmt mark»: and grocery store The trf'ucIlIr miners to notnpu'rr'nlze
‘ ' ' . . . . r: rcrsops. 3 new
7.2... ,- .4. ,. r; , 3 the building is com “Y 0 t 0
Morris (I... _.,.I t... Irc“.rntd to h. lece 0f Hon' “ iniam ’ ‘ “if V J J road were built for the trucks. the
i'iufilt-u m l 3: r. - r: ry 3 Burr is 1‘13de at} . . . R n - hotthdog mauIrIlIIcoulId moveth mac:
1 .. wnzlam Ackerley of 0'1 0'1 " "“7 c 3 0' “n 3“")‘3
honour Fire-r Inna opermwi a paintI mng Ilots Farm, An lag-ranufi is recovering from an It- open up another section for gar-
“ “P "l " ...-.- ‘*'-"l“‘"- n . . . ' es and other lines of business
. . my, 0. hrnncrlltis. ng
l) ‘I .r ll ’ h ‘ .l cestral Home l o 0 that would be patronized by the
-— a W». n nrr mtrs. . r-I‘ i - P d t
. - , . , .. .. , _ Mr. anrl Mrs. O Brien of .symon truck
mar]. tumult-rm nlghi. ir .UrIl 1:5,??? A: If;- r. 1?;‘215? street have closed their home. .34 "The noise created by the rattling
In”. I. .. i: r :x z .1. M l: - ‘ ‘ " -
“In In M. 7.0“:z‘k (f “oath ' "ln'. fnf‘r-rr/mn n! .‘Jms Mary Ilan' return“! to New York cu, for the Old crud“ many of them chain-
. . .. . y .. .. . .- . . H _ I winlef. driven. and the unearthly sounds
Main r'r-‘v-l. ,9. r.’ lh‘! wmk-end in lord Ll). rl.l‘ic.l.r. of RM. and
Mumford on”. ..“ mi. gm": Mm fir-own, \Hlls My 0! ('olum- ' ' ' made by shrieking horns. \shlcli
.f M-.. - .. ". ‘ ’ " .4. 1mm. 'md u. ('n' q“. .. Marsh Thatcher. former Rowoy- many truck drivers seem to delight
. I a .=M . .. :pnns . lTI'II-I n‘ or "\,I‘w Yor‘lt 'tnymar'l‘tlc '13“: ion groceryman. has been “I’m“: in using on all occasions. have made
. ' ' “ ‘ ' ' ' -’ -- ‘ - - . Mrs. ”ran . . ..
Mr, till" 3.1;“: ‘\"l,lll‘f “pawn (,g’rllng "Ink place at lh‘: home Of (h‘: hi3 mother "1 law. .lcep along “he 905$ Load [Lacti-
. Crockt‘tt ll 1 ’b1
Stevemx siren: or" reviving rnnJiml'lcs unulv. lion. \l'illiam Burr ol' ’ , ' s s c"..—¥-bmp°”A : H“ t d n
Krntulntiorm up”. lh‘: mm. of a’bong Lots Farm, meort the old 5 “""3 m 0‘“ ° ° “3
4 ' » s c the
rinughio-r m. :3; -.r turn“, 54» pH-vnlmr I. :nnustral homo. u} uh rm- ’hr- 0». , W. 33- COmE’I'LIIIVEI‘I’dtheguIEt has contemplated to be spent in improve-
1‘6. I cmlm war. lran'fru'mnd into a bow- summ "I :“hll‘hOi'mIQ N J home. ing the Post Road would only make
I) \‘i' ‘ .l ' l Icr m bill!!! It}. wll‘n abundant 'lowurs ”“3”" O ' ' ' (tlho racket andIcongeslfion worse and
-- c nu. rul orcuzatru, .1r-‘;ntln.mc.,lm.q julqmj lfiavt'q ' ’ ‘ eprecete va nos 0 real estate
! ' ‘ ‘ ‘ ~ ' nd child.
mun”, lomnrrnw night. I'l‘h': coup]: stood against a back- Mrs, Edgar Etmliic‘lflozne of her throughout. Whereas. s new road. or
. ' " ' :illmlrn! of oak branches and bay- :Trrr'JcI‘” thWlnielter if one of the northern roads that
I John Lyn.) I»! Linc-nip m-cnuc { Lorry iricrspcrsed with the mil. 3‘ "" ‘p‘ .' ' . ' is not used now could have this sum
ms rcsnltnml his ru'mili-rn Willi ihu ll'lnt r- «l o' tho sumac arr'mgcd on ' v of money spent on it would cpl-n m
. . . - - . . _ - . - - . s
Norwmk l.:.rl. umnpzmy nnrl le' Inn trv-lllr. while on clthnr side nrouc" Mr, and Mrs. 1" Cross 0 Pay an entirely new section and increase
one with 1H”
.‘Jurwrl l k
vnmpnny
. I Q
Rudolph (Inlmrc. Jl‘.. who is
imploynd in .‘uu ‘lnrlc cli). Sp"...
the tuck-mm “illl his parents. \h.
and Mrs. limlnlph (Ill-urn, Sr. of
Lr‘ximttun nvmmv.
o e t
~HI'RIVGWOOD CL! B
“1- gnarl-mm: a good lime to all
Hume Mm attend our dance at Klqh
ball cu'ry Saturday night. The
but orqhwiru In town and special
{flu-s ulu‘n mun r-nrh night.
“.fr nnvl Mrs. ll. Kelley of Chest-
x‘rcbt, entertained over the
luv" 1 ihwir daughter. Mrs.
”‘2’ arsl rhlldrvn of- Fridge-
. .
(home llubcy,
.V‘uffifln. Carl Gustaf-
~- [mama Rubey enjoy-
' ride to Bear
‘I s
I
e e .
.,..rmlon at Spring
'7. tomorrow (or:
'111 stay with
P 3" 3. Dele-
nlls. which
f~ w weeks,
"‘ "'“n at
2.
“I,
..,I, real on
‘ll’. Ilt‘la-
‘ mum. of
l'iurflflng'
gruerful palms These decorations
were made poullg‘m: Ly the taste and
skill of a gem artist, Miss Mary
Burr. a cousin of the bride. The
bill)” was given away ry hcr'urolhor
George \Vulls Ely. Jr” of New
Yqu city anti the ceremony was per-
formed by the bride‘s father. An
uncle of the bridegroom. Rev. Ed-
ward Luster Marsh D.D., of Sand-
wich, Mass. was to have taken part
in the service but was confined to
his home with injuries received in
an automobile accident. The bride
wore a. dark brown crepe "meteor
gown with over drapery of brocad-
ed chlflon. and carried a bouquet of
Columbia. roses. She was attended
by Miss Mary Roll of New York.
who wore a leather colored (reorg-
ette trimmed with embroidered tan
chifion and carried a. bouquet of
autumn. flowers. The bridegroom
was attended by his brother. Ed-
ward Talbot of Barn-table. Mass.
Mr. Gilmnn Talbot is a. telephone
engineer in the service of the West-
ern Electric company of New York
city. Members of the immediate
families of the bride and bride-
groom were present. Mrs. Andrew
Huntington of Fairfleld brightened
the occasion with instrumentalmu-
sic. Mr. and Mrs. Talbot will be at
home to welcome friends after Dec.
lat at their apartment at 102 “Fest
10m street. New York city.
.’ 0 O C
.‘i'lr. and Mrs. Joseph Smith and
at the afternoon yester-
mnnri street summer residents. have
left for New York city.
0 O 0
and Mrs. E. P. Bernstein
Sunday at their Bell Island
getting it ready for {all occu-
Dr.
spent
house
paucy.
-. 0
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Edna. er.-
iertalncri friends from Brooklyn
over the week-end.
O 0
The Rownyton Fife and Drum
participate in the Fireman's parade
in Port Chester on October 15.
O 0
Mrs. H. C. Valentine and child-
ren of Tokeneke have returned from
a motor .trip through the White
mountains. 0n the return several
days were spent in Boston.
Benjamin Albrecht of Raymond
street has given up his position with
the Cluett Peabody C0,. in Norwalk.
O O O ‘
Wallace Ackerly of Norwalk has
been. visiting his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. .‘V'llllam Ackerly ot Rowayton
liven u c.
The following books were put in
September in the Rownyton library.
“Dr. Nye.” Jeseph C. Lincoln. .
"Re-creation of Brian Kent,”
Harold Bell Wright.
"Certain People of Importance."
Kathleen Norrie.
"Hamiian legends of' Valentina”
W D. Westervelt.
“Lost wand." s. Conan Doyle. .
W fishing as the mouth of the
flu uguuck ‘rivoa-
»
e..
I.II“I£Ilough Hem: Dorotthsnnoid.
“Brass." Charles Norris.
end a resolution was drswn up mg-
gating better government for Ger- ,
street has purchased s. store in
the values of farm land for such
peoples who would have business of
one kind or another with the truck-
ing interests.
"I bought my residence ten years
ago" before the trucks became of
such common use and the Post Road
was a. charming place to live. Today
it is simply bedlsrn and you risk;
your life cverytlme you drive out
of the gate. I sincerely trust you
will give this matter your serious
consideration and look well into the
future for it is only a short time“
when the second rosd will become
necemry— with the daily increase
of automobiles and trucks. Now is.
the time to build for the future. As
stated. the contemplsted widening
of the Post Road would only make
more congestion and not relieve the
situation."
"MORTON W. SMITH."
Conn. Lithuanian .
Hold Conference
BRIDGEPORT. Oct- 1.—Delegate
from all parts of the state attended
I. conference of the Lithuanian of
Connecticut held yesterday afternoon
at 007 Lafayette .ltreet. Improve-
ments in the society were discussed
denotes, of thisIcity presided:
Anthony Galbo of
Fort ram:
Brasilia. n.2,
~w
Dzfiermce 072 Your “Back
722101”ng By Hand Maker a ‘Big
HE Hand Tailoring that goes into our
Suits and Overcoats locks the style in so
that it cannor get out It is imprisoned by
hundreds of hidden stitches.
q Hand-tailoring gives line: of life to you:
clochcs, 50_ that‘ they fraternize with your
figure and soften and smarter) with wear.
()1 You can't get a lower price than out:
VVlthOth gctung less for it.
SUITS AI‘V‘D OVERCOATS, $30.00 AND BETTER;
Q
JOSEPH DA V13
85 Washington Street
NEW
HATS
$3.50 to 37.00
So. N orwalk, Conn.
NEW
NECKWEAR
§1.00, 5130' , $2.00
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rarmnrrl
2mm returnod to their home in F335;
awnuo lo? mxin gm Ik))(ih.r' “mi
tor trip over 0 c \l ohawk trail. .
Scores Killed
(Continued from Page One)
attempt to force the establishment
of a Rhinolaod republic.
A "solution. which was adopted.
denlcs to the eecessionists the right
to speak or act in the name of the
Rhineland people and demands the
right of a plebiscite in order to estab—
lish the sentiments of the popula-
lion.
AILLY “‘OOD. France. Oct. 1.—
(Aaaoclatod Prees).—“The sullen
proclamation of s truce she could
not avoid is nothing: it is what she
doc-s: that, is evonthing. We await
Grrmnny’s nets.’ ’
This was the keynote of Premier
Polncares Sunday speech. delb cred
before a large assemblage here.
"Germany has abandoned the idea
of laying down conditions," sold M.
Poincare. "That is well. But we
shall not have made s step towards
the alleviation of strained conditions
unless Gnrmnny shows a res.’ desire
to enable results to be obtained from
the eclzmi guarantees in the occupied
territories or if she expects to change
her policy or it she cherishes the
secret hope of obtaining advantage
in return for mere words or resigns.
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Small classes.
THE UPPER SCHOOL
reviews n specialty.
Woman Wants
Habits of study.
I‘HE PRIMARY DEPARTMENT
is 'elng continued at the
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not attending the school.
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03ers courses for girls from u to 21.
Preparation for Cox:
canned English. Science. Languages. History.
Special courses planned for those not seeks;
l‘HE lNTERMEDIATE DEPARTSIIEXT
offers s well-balsam and thorough tra.‘:~
to H. the grades of class work corresponding to :‘z
and eighth years of the school curriculum.
ial request of it"-.':"s‘.€
department.
Gymnastics and games are taught in all the grades as a
A dancing class will be conducted on Tuesday
Oct. 2nd. under Miss Anne Gr‘lfln of New York. Pupils 36::
Terms on reqcert.
The 911111319818 may be seen It the school by appointment.
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12-14 Nag-m Main Street
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HILLSIDE SCHOOL
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Little Boys Admitted to Primary Departm‘fnt
Thorough instruction ‘by experienced faculty c: c:.
ceptlonal teachers in voice. piano and drawing
. Individual instruction. Co...r.:ci;.::s
fgymnaslum. Ample and beautiful grounds.
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