Briefs .na
buying favors for your
insure to come in and see our
. lino or Haliowe’en goods—
1's.
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Knitter-inc Bobbins has re.
her petition with the Boston
put-Loam the. latest dances. “Pot.
Now open. Telephone 222
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Alice Crotty has resumed her
with tho N. E. Ryan company,
- . log I week's vacation spent in
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“Barrie 4S; Gans. That’s all.
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at. Joseph'n hospital sowing guild
1 meet at the homo of Mrs. Ed.
rd .1, Ilayos, to llurritt avenue.
edits-day afternoon. to formulate
u! for the coming season. It: is the
“in of the Guild this season to sur-
.- ~ the wonderful work which they
mompllshed last year. All members
,fro urged to nttentl tho meeting. to-
morrow urtr-rnoon.
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-llo.rris 8. Guns. ’l‘iiat‘e alt.
I O C
M"! Ruth C‘MY has resumed her;
1- Elall'rlle i‘cirn.
duties with the J.
puny. following a. two week‘s vacu-
ion in Mill Plain. Conn.
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. —Buy your Victrom nt Donnelly'e
H on only weekly payments. Starr- open
vnniircp tithl c p n.
4 4 The wedding of Miss Agnes Milk-
vich at Woodbury uvt-nuo nnd
Arthur Riley wiii lZIkJ gum-.- :44 nine
o'clock tomorrow.
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Thai ‘1'. all.
~Harrie d: Guru.
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H‘ll'f
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.‘ll‘fi. Mum!
ruturnctl
\\ ll’ '.
{rum ."
it! ill
Mn}.
4
pictur- .L
$43.
is training:
1‘. bids,
*Bcl‘sattn‘lll
again in l. O. u.
e i
.ll'.. is. ll-i\llil‘.iii
tvf' :‘ltril‘l .".\l nuv.
upon it music .Ll‘mi- Ill lli" (lultlni.
block in l-outl. Mimi .‘ll‘l'lfl, to in
known an the "Sim.“ .‘ltiw, Start“
.4 ‘ urt'lia nv“.\t Sntui'iiu).
I
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Frank Hitt‘.
illi'airfl. li'l‘il'T
iii-:intvm iluxhvs tit" Arch 2411'. 4.1.
is \lsiting {lirll'ln iii ‘ilrlurhuirt
Long island. illl'l \illl iiiitli- ii 314::
of about ti“ o \“C‘l 14in.
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Mi!» Mao liiicknuiii eiit- i'l:'.lll“d at
" licr homo.- Hrilurtlny t‘lrnint: m4 [241.
"i don i'.\‘!.'nll'. Music illl'l (Lint-int:
f tot-t"; t‘njrnrtl. ’i'liv; ,tiurrsts “wt.
Mr' 311'. and Mrs. \i'. Krupp", Mrs.
T Jones. Mrs. ll. Saul/J. .‘llfléus .‘l.lllil"
llcagon. l-‘ruiit‘cs t'ulicn. lluth Mum
of Norwnik; Missra .lum gum“,
Dorothy llriulv unit ll‘rnnt‘rs Ciodt-
elt of N14“; llil\1.ll; Alwyn-ti. .l~2.)rl
Decker. llunir-l Ward. :uddy H41.
.3 son 0! Norwnlk. and Harry \V'hitc.
Jock Spell. Donald hll‘k\\t‘JOd. Hing-
ham Hurt and Etitnlry “hrrrii “f
w Haven.
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, llo-iiilnizin oi
plitlncd in tho uptown police
, ‘yostcrdny about thv thrlt or a bin-
cl‘c lit-longing to her son.
:0 luuuc strict.
‘ cart: 0[ a. woman “ho Vina lingv-rlng
around llt'l’ hunir. Patrolman Swoon-
cy found that (ha- “omun mm Sarah
l. Grimes. Shv: wns taken to bar
home in tin: Svcotul district.
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a“:
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. e
Jumrs 113ml of (‘vnlrr :l\t"nll",
I complnlm-ri :ilvout. 1min t-rvntlnrr .t
dislurbnnw; on Ct‘llitu‘ :nn-nur. 'l‘w-
mplulnt wrm tiiktu can: of l:‘
V troimun fiiivtnty.
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icy S. llr-rlw-rt. llllplo)“d at
has r. turiwd
hurt l:i-:iv“‘.l
‘ “(ford I’lmrmnt 5',
his \nt-niitm, \i hit h
0 days.
e
Mr. and Mrs.
e 0
V. llfll‘lit‘i'l Ill. lll’l‘.'.i
‘circet entertained mcr the wall.»
"cnd Mr. and Mrs. D. .‘ilndrllu. Mr.
' Sand Mrs. John ltr- Miss Mary (‘or-
dclla. and llrinlwl Siho uf l'ort
Chester.
1 ‘4 A'
Mr. and hire. Edmund J. McCar-
thy of LEWrCllh.‘ strut, South Nor-
" lMilk. hmc purchnsu-i a homo situa-
jrttd at. No.1 15 Quintdril :1“ nue. '1‘. ll.
TCOlliy & Cm. ll"g'llliil' 'J ill" :4:ii~-.
Al a g ‘4
Mira N. i“. it will is dp".'rldill'5 llic
filly in \‘mv iorlt cit).
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Friends or 1' rank Rich 0! Laura
wipincc, who has been ill at the Nor,
‘Walk hospital, “ill li-- phased lu
. car that he is no“ CUil\leC:lL'lllg at
“this hour.
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Mr. and .\lr:4. b‘ttiuu'l llbtttliio of
Love street “in: itccnt \lsitms in
' “Bullion“.
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Miss Julin. Kieth ot’ chliigton :tvc-
c. Bliss lielcn'Gull and Mr. and
fl. J. Straiib or Slicclian avcnuc
otorcd to Bridgeport recently and
“ended a. dance.
C Ill '8
I". J. McGiiincss or South Main
4 is enjoying one Win-it‘s tat-:1-
bn from his duties with the Stand-
t‘d Oil company.
‘
G t.
’9.
William Dibble ot’ Neitli Tnyloi
no is ill at his homo.
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. Ind Mrs. John Dinicoln. at
ten street were visitors in Dan-
111 Saturday.
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rd Marsh. who was elected
to of the Fifth district,1ias
. presented with a. gold badge by
hpioycs or the Standard on
4‘.
one
tuadino at Elizabeth street
the week-end in Bridgeport.
O O O
Emory Stevens and J. W‘.
> . at Rogers & Stevens are in
from today on a business trip.
. O O O
'Julll. Kiaski of the “Webbing
company was a recent
in Duburx.
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nili.
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.‘l'lil’l;
1
all .
\iill~
." ll'
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l‘l‘lnvlptii Alfrmi Standish of Cen-
ter school, asked “it; police lust
night to stop nut-L: {mm dinturbirlg‘
, ucsrions ot thv nitrht hillUUl.
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Mrs. Brndsbcr. ol' lL'II Harbor
-‘ '1_ avenue. yestvrduy iittcrnoon rc-
«iueslcil tho uptown lHIlll‘t‘. to take
Frank Soltcz of 67 Lexington ave-
nuo spent the wcck- -en din Bridge-
port.
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Mrs. Jo Budoeky and son Buddy.
and Harold It‘incsod or Ely avenue.
spent yesterday in Bridgeport.
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Charles Mogn ol Bouton street.
has resigned his position with the
anbc Mole “forks and“ taken one
with the Cluctt, Peabody company.
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Fred Wcimcr 01 Woodward ave-
mic and Edgar Smith or Meadow
street have gone on a hunting trip.
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Charles Baekay or I’aradiso street
has taken a. position with tho Clu-
ctt. I'cabody company.
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John Dinicola. and eon'of Bouion
street went on a. fishing trip yester-
day.
. Mr. and Mrs Mathew Galbo and
'rumin of Fort l'oint atrcct attended
the wedding in New York city. Sun-
day. of their son. Anthony Galbo.
. - B .
“illinm Taint. of Rowan street at-
trndcd the baseball game at Ebbcl‘s
1-‘tehi. Brooklyn. Sunday. when the
llronklyim tlvi‘cnli-tl tho Giants.
thu lit: [Ilt‘lif‘ll up :1 New York
n “.\'Ppt'l[|('l' yesterday. he saw his own
’i-ivturv: among uthcr tans snapped ct
Salli“.
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Hu-
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\‘i.:.~:- r lit-mils .loncs ol~Rcynolds
,ii- - t friends in New York
Sillttiity,
\Ipi 441
i
‘ .'\tr. Sick-‘24 of Plan avenue dine
vpurvhasctl rt now Ford touring car.
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\\'t'lli.'ini
liz'lin l." in lilo~
' i-t‘vkcli it's.
a o
.lcnni'ncn of Bridge strcct.
Noni-:11]: hospital will)
is i'rcovf‘rillg rapidly.
f U 3
I‘i:ir4 ncc Jackson has moved from
:91 Lliicrty Squnrc to the corncr r»!
vi'tnc ni‘ctiiic and Third .vtrrrl.
O O O
Mum lllll'iit tt lions-c ‘. li4_i “:1! in-
~tt‘rml in :m :iiilmnt-lulc nr‘citlrnt mi
5- ntcmltcr l"-. r- iut'md to hit“ at ork
.ti; nggett's drug store. t04l.4:v.
Personal Mention
-
The Christ Church Auxiliary acid
a. meeting yesterdsy afternoon at
the home at Mrs. Willard B. Adams
on Ludlow road. After the usual
business was disposed of toe. was
served by Mrs. Adams, and a social
hour enjoyed. ‘
.4 '5 ‘
Many Westporters were in Nob
walk yesterday. Among others were
Mrs. Charming Harrie. Mrs. Bclden.
Mrs. Leslie Fraser and Mrs. Har-
rict “kinematic
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There is to be a. concert and a
dance given in thef'Y" by the Jun-
lor league for the benefit of the
Girl Scout fund. on the evening of
the 12m at Oct. The concert will
0
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be given in the auditorium. and at -
10 o'clock p.111. dancing will begin
in the "Gym ." Tickets are on sale
at the “'cstport Public library.
”rho Boy Scout Council met in the
Library hall last evening to finally
complete arrangements for Scout
activities in tho "1'."
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Miss Cora Lyons: wras a visitor in
South Net-walk today.
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Hugh '1‘. Driscoll has returned
from rt \‘ticntion trip and resumed
iiin‘ dutlcs in O'Connor'e Pharmacy.
8
There is to be a. meeting of
"111in 1’" club this evening.
committee on constitution and
committee on nominations will ic-
port. and it is probable that incl-c
will ht; an election of officers.
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lrank Gl‘lli’i of chtport and
Miss Thcrcssa Elizabeth Ellcr of
Madison. \K'isconsin. will be married
at 9 o'clm—k ‘VCGDOIJUY morning .in
tho Church of the Aseumpt‘on. the
"4x. Father Carroll officiating. Mr.
Glynn is wcll-kuown in Westport.
and is n promlncnt member of the
Vt‘ttrans 44! Foreign \‘V’ars. hexing
wrvui overseas with an artillery
culm. .
the
The
”1Q
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L'hrtrlcs Azitlcrron o.‘ 2‘? Bishop
'iU'I nun “as brought into court on a
;t-li:trg-‘ of reckless driving yester-
' ° ' tiny. " e , '
. 'i'hrrcm Smith of t:.-..«t Nitl‘u'nlk isflwm to"; 6:30;"shinni‘u'd' “"3
l‘h ' ”"5 a “"‘V r'”i‘i"“"‘ ‘” FW‘TU‘ i “ir'uill ‘0n10ct‘oiwr' "" vThSZZJOUS
‘r ., t. .4 , -_. .. _
l ‘ ‘ gJitllll‘B loll-y or .‘3 Bronx avenuc.
U i ’1 ' . \ . .
i The many t’rlrmls 44f Ali's. Louise I :h‘: 5.14:1 “‘HStllrlinulx‘ imlpropcr “5):?
illuymond of : il-‘Hs l‘lacc mu lrr 4 Ti .11.}: ‘0 f"? "n” O"°b" "'
bur” m “mm ”In: .rhc is ”firms”: 1' t 1.51 Cat". “on that 0! Antonio
ii” at hei- “ohm ildillsfi’a. ot‘ Southport. who was
i a . . . li‘llnt‘E’vl with renklv-ss driving. and
2 ‘Mrs. .HhIi'l Dunn and daughter T‘:‘\"“"‘i“? ll 1'3]? hNOnIan ‘0 ’1 5""
,i.4iilli of ltvtl-i I'lnm“. “l” lo‘rn'i, uti 0‘ ( m1” ,ungra pith)", Rlllll)’
il"rt4l:iy fur Virginia. “1'.ch ”115’ tilll to ”I“ chargr 1“ CL lmed "1“ h"
-=p4'»i‘.4l two \i (with
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George tiiiltri'ivlcv
Now York.
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spout 3 Prion”) ‘
in
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l.4 {(4 15"”
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“111mm 41’ l'ort l‘oint
“lice? hm- nun-«l to \\'lllm\' pin-ct.
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Jlr. and Mrs .lni‘tcs linnford hart
just rcturqwl rm .1 tun u‘ccks' \‘lrlt
'“lill tliriiJ aliuchtcr in Philadelphia.
i Mr. .mr Mrs. lnliorn lune mnvcd
fir-m (Nil-1m Iiit‘llu'f to N4“: York
Lin. ,
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Mr. nivi' Mrs. (2,113.15 have moved
fro mthc I’m-t district to :0 Osborn
;i\'v'llll-‘.
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.‘il:'. 81. Hutu-c4 11.154 innw 41 from
:llmuin «In-t tn l‘lux llill road.
[South Nl‘lfiililfi. '
O O O
Mr. Murray 111:4 mnrcd from
504 end riistrlvt to 10 First street.
the
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.‘ir. and .\l!'r. Arthur Clark have
v-ltsncml thtlr l‘i‘feivll‘llt‘t“ from 9
t‘li'r'nut .L'rrt'l to :37 l’lnx lliil road.
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.‘lirs Margaret
lllllcidc school
{uptown )mllcr
'dtstt‘irlmiicc
lirrn-llinger. of
complained tp the
about l-ti_\s Creating a
:it lllc school.
C C O
\i’orklncn urn: busy on the Sugar
Hollow road. rcpnflrlng it ultrr tho
lll‘aVy trntlic or last work. due to the
limb 41mg Hi the lmnbury Fair.
HUGGINS SIGNS
' AS MANAGER
NEW YORK. Oct.
Huggins. diminutive pilot of the
[New Ymk Yankees. three-time
i \mirican imagiie championr. has
iluvn rc- 4ngucril {or 1924. Colonel
utlatoll llupport. prcsldt‘ni villi-1 Clllb
ztiiitouncul inst night.
i '-oloml lluppc'rt (“ll not rcx eat the
terms of tho thontrnct excethhat it
is {or one ,vcnr only. but it was un-
4lrvrstood tlint it providctl substnntial
salary lllt‘rt'nsc.
The Ynnkvc miner paid high tri-
bute to his nlunngcr. giving to him
(‘llil‘l' cro‘dit for the team’s decisive
Victory this season.
"Huggins has brought about a tine
team spirit this year." said Colonel
l'tiippei-t. -“lln lltll molded together
it machine that ranks among the
brat in baseball history. in my opin—
ion, and I am coulldcnt that he will
make it four straight ucxt year."
Huggins. who began his protes-
sionnl carer-r in 1901 and cntered the
majors in 1904. has piloted the Yan—
kees sincc 1915, a. pc#iml of six years
in which ihn Ynnkcss have never
finished below fourth piacc. That
was in 1918. In 19113 and 1920. the
club was third and has topped the
circuit since then.
Huggins was the storm center. it
was utidcrstood. of some disagree—
ment last season between Colonel
Ruppcrt and his former partiicr.
Colonel 'l‘. 1.. llusion. liugton was
believed to have opposed ll’uggins'
rvientton for 1.023 after the disast-
rous tlf'l'f‘nl of the. Yankees by the
Giants in the 1922 world‘s series on
the ground that. the: little manager
was nimble to control his tempera-
menial aggregation. Largely becaurc
of the, support of Colonel nuppcrt.
Huggins was rmengaged, but it was
said thnt the point of issue bctwccn
Ruppcrt and Huston remained and
had some influence 1n the withdraw-
al of the latter from the club owner-
ship 1aet spring.
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:l.~.\lill"l‘
Covers that resemble ~boo-1m havc
been dcnigncd for manicure sets and
vanity cane-I.
EI‘ rppid on
iii._v9__
‘hir. pu-ltinn with the Internal
intendrtl stepping on the: brake and
the accelerator. The
cur-r was continiicd until Thursday.
11th.
I
l-Ju'iiwnzl Smith.
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.h‘.. has rv-slgnrd
RH"-
ruu': nmv c and has accepted a posi—
tion on the editorial start of the
\Vrsipcrtcr Herald.
’i‘hr. Fist of Hi» bat-ketry classes or
ilic season was held thin afternoon
in nidford "our-L. The class will be
continued this cvcnins {or tho benc-
flt cf ihmu: who won; unable to take
advantage of tho afternoon class.
Mrs. Tail of llridxcport. has t-hnrgc
nr imih rinks-'9! which are conducted
under 1114- auspice-1t of tho \‘i'. T. I. A.
Art commute." of which \‘lrn. Rollin
G. Sh crwood is chairman
MAKE REPORT
ON WORK AT
BELLEAU WOOD
Vanderbilt and Martin
Littleton Criticizc Fi-
nancial Management
PA R18. Oct. tie-(Assaulted
Freud-Brigadier Gcnarnl Cornelius
Vanderbilt and Martin \V. Littlcton.
who have been conducting an inves-
tigation into the condition at the
Bellcau \‘i'ood ccmctcry, where many
Ain't-trim soldiers are buried. today
made public their findings.
"We. found." said their statement.
"that. dill: to the removal within the.
past {rw months or 1.580 bodies. it
became nv-ccseary to remove and
concentrate the location of those re-
maining. This necessitated laying out
the. cemetery on entirely different
lines. which was done With great
haste. but the required work of re-
construction road building and drain-
age. while remaining unfinished.
makes tho cometary only partially
accessible and, in its torn-up condi-
.tion it presents it disagreeable as-
pod."
The investigators say the work at
reconstruction was let to sub-con-
tractors without time limit. and con-
sequently there is no means or say-
ing when the work will be completed-
Conccrning the collection of money
at the cemetery gate for the "Bel-
lum \Vood Memorial Assoaiution."
the report says 2i\0.000 francs have
hccn collected and ’deposltcd with
the Banker's Trust company. Vis-
itors to tho cemetery are not lift.
portuned to contribute. there- being
mercly a sign above the register to
the effect that "contributions are
accepted." '
.Nothing reprehensible or .wroug
has occurred in connection with this
method of collection it is stated. The
purpose {or which the money is col-
lected and the motives 01' all those
engaged in the enterprise ah‘ char-
acterized as lofty and deserving of
praise. but the report concludes:
“Receipt or money by an official
of the Government to be administer.
ed by a. voluntary association is open
to miscanstrucwinjand criticism and
should be discontinued."
TIGER PRACTICE
'l‘he. Tiger football team will hold
practice this evening.“ The players
will meet at Tulov's 'CigakStore at
1:30 o'cloch.
ak.‘ .
Mics Hollis Voae lead the Chris-
tian Endeavor meeting ct the Con-
gre'gational church sundny evening;
The subject was. "The Word of God
Putin."
' w e e . e ' .
Ciel-choc Butter 0! Lei-0y avenue.
has Joined .the United States Na»:
and is stationed at Newport-R. I.
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A. Burton 01 Brooklyn has pur
chased Mr. Roy Lester's house on
the Post road.
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. ‘Heury B. Cooke of the Ring's
‘En Fuel company was in New York
this week on business.
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During the week of. Vex-ember 19,
:11 the Dutch schools will 0bsc’!‘\e
"American Education week." 4
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Mr. and Mrs.“ Ralph Oidrin of
Noroton Heights attended the Dan-
bury Fair on Saturday.
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Miss “'innitrcd Whitelan attended
the teacher's convention in New
New Haven Saturday.
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Mr. and ms. Cornwall and family
of Maple avenue’havc moved to Nor-
walk.
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Mr.’and Mrs. Ferris. who lived in
the Eclleck cottage on Steamboat
and have gone to New York where
they will spend the winter months.
I I a
The Bit-hop of Hartford adminlx-
tcred the Sacrament Vol Confirmation
to a class or ninety-dive in the St.
John’s Roman Catholic church on !
Sunday morning at 10; 30. l
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Mr .and Mrs; Methn lili‘v return—
Two Weeks" Time is
I1mm). it" the
ic-cript {or such :1 registered lcttcr.‘
LOSE LlENSE
Given by State Com-
mis'sioncr Stile kcl
Under New Rulin
Motor vehicle operators who {all
to regpond within two weeks to the
rcquégt oi the state motor vehicle
department that they formally re4
port accidents in which they have
figured mu be subject to suspension
without further notice. according to
a decision announced today by Corn-
misstoner Robbins B. Stoeckcl.
Under a system that has been tol-
iowed for some time past. the policy
of the department has been to send.
by rcgulnr first class mail. to each
operator reported to» have been in-
volvcddn umotor vehicle accident
a blank form upon which he or she
was asked to‘ make the sworn report
required by law of the facts and
circumstap 10s of the accident. Fall~
lng to receive a reply wit hl'l one
“col-t, the department. assuming that
tho llllf‘l‘ has not boon recicwd by
the operator ilivolicd has sent him
a. second blank by register-3d mail
with a requ-‘st thatth be tilled out
and rcturncd to the department at
opornior. by. Plum: .1
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His Eaivycr Says the
”directed against Mr. “'c-bb in
7071.151 RED 014
ALL BLAME
Grand Jury W i l 1
Give Clean Bill to
Husband of D e a (1
Woman
\VHITE PLAINS Y., Oct. 9.—
Any suspicion which\ may h:l\0 at-
tached to‘ Charles \‘i‘cbb, husband
of Mrs. Gertrude German “Tim, has
both "thoroughly blown up." Col.
Howzird 'l‘hayer Kingsbury. Chi'ct
counsel for Mr. Webb. declared to—
(lair. He had appeared yesterday be-
fore the Octobc1 Grani jury which
continued its lni estimation of the cir-
cumstanccs surrounding \Irs. “'cbb 2
death at the \Vestchcstcr- Blltmore
Country club at Ilyc two “'Ccks ago.
“My impression.” he said. “is that
any suspicion that may have been .
this, .
case has been thoroughly bloun up'
since the Grand Jury began its in-
vestigation. .
('ol. liliugsbury
paper t-xplitnntlons of the
dcclarcd news—i
Mrs. \K'obb‘s will. “hick loft her! -
emit-r: estate to her husband. had
failed to point out that Mr. \Vchll‘
would benefit railit’d‘ than lose
the contestants won their C8515.
\i’ith the second Will which is lJc-z
COYI‘mSl oi ; "
if
The 'Monthv
For Parties
Befoi'e Buying Favors for Your Party ,Be Sure to
Come in and See Our Complete Line of
Hollowe’en Goods
Never Before Have We Had Such a Complete Line
of Hallowe’en Favors.
l
ed to their home on Hamilton avmgucknoulcdgcs that the Mmk hush“ mum‘nd' 1w quid “r “Tn.”
nue. :r(f‘iLll(‘tl him. and still fails to com- tllgl 1m 1 v ill ‘le'l ‘ ‘ l } t; ’
1‘4 : _ 14 .‘ . . z 5' 4." 44. - .
‘ . . ipl} wi‘h the rcqucst torn prompt rc- 1“ '1 iv l'iu \\1 cl‘ IJ ” p 4
. i . ‘ ‘ .i' v 2 -'
Mr. and Mrs. Edward l'lulic-rr oflrmrt. his llcciise is suspindcd untiii‘ 3”“ 0 " u “)1- , 1 Emmi?
. ‘ . U. -,....u . ,
Bailey avcnuc huh; moved to bluill-Yflllcll time. as the report is rt-r::‘l\"tl ; fig”? -l 1.“? (:13 t H «'in it“ ‘
ford. 31,} iii-1“ ilcpzirtmcnts WW" 'k m.- ALCU.’-(dlnf. 3‘in sir of- f his wifv's tit :ith “(re \iitncss vs. \31 Hour: .\4_~a.j.m3 5- .1- r
u e e i It lit‘fl lli‘nli t‘nzdi'nt: llt"! sizifn" fill-”Li Drouuu ‘3‘ (:l ‘l.~-‘ “n “L“ 4dr. of ‘hfln “-l‘v: ordered ‘0 r appv. i Th? I"i\ale 1* QC" R" '
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. . .‘W'OUId. Beg!“ Flght by pint. \Vt his Enid tit an; “new q,\4::i‘:‘(nm;n\¥' hairxfivrd: VS. 32:)“ 51‘.Ar::‘"é V 4, L‘V' ;
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tea“ for 192211’C . ( Ehcr am mt'rcml‘ 111 any {i rm. 1 .:.,so, 1". Hf 1‘: , . , , k 111" , _ ._
I lug rows Jan «.11 ill in that nm- 0. us i :41 a.‘.'_ «florid-5; ACM'I'L“ 0‘ t..c ( A" 1‘ , ' .. "
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lower birth and it hlglicr dcn‘li rule. ""35”“ 0" 3" r ’0‘?) 0‘ "““i‘s 9‘ 1*; .
tho tendency shoun in “onu-rticut for Them "‘3!“ rt. "1“ nirillcvh 413' 114‘
b)‘ the birth and mortality «Him-1:43. —~*“"“ "‘5 “T“ “‘4“ in ‘i “21‘“ “'3'“:
g."- 19:: as compnrpd with !,,..._h,.fl‘ ,\ yum“ of “(axon huntt rs. lii‘l‘l digitalis “cit “2.124141 to
years. is increasingly mldvni in the “ho gown“ miss a s-‘nficn ‘ m thcl 3‘.” 5- ~’“ ‘ “CH0“-
i'ixurcs for thc iiret quart-«r or tlicz“'“mis in an ci‘furi tn‘hag somc small, pr, Aim; under it. Gtit-ille‘r. uni
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prcgcnt year. Which “crc aunt “1w“, gut-.10 and ..r i""ll‘lal‘_‘ l»ru..lt th: -kolo,.15t. 03‘ 15411.1...“ 3.34mi , “a 0i
tod‘y by the l' S Cvnruu “UNI” “inmvct-s from iliMi- brain. wero dis- . m;.,,,.,.d purm O:- 3],. 30d. :rai’
That number or dcaths oer-arms “1‘”;me ”I“ hmfl-Hfitlisnnfrxo:l:iz 2"???” ”1“ “‘3‘“! J‘iY'V ”'4" 3'1”!" 1‘ iii‘
i'onneciiciit m inch 0! tho it": it”... LL” ““3 ‘5 “4" ’ “ ”“ jfindincs. v ‘.i;.. 1'. :3 11-11 If"
i 'npzmon ihat lhl‘l't‘ would ht: 111cm)" gm,“ ,1 m1 :0...” ,C. - . ,c. .‘
months of 1923 “as larger than 'hzflf'r FTHW ”I.“ fall A- m the {u uri “ ‘ l f. H
number in the mine month 01 last " ” ' l in l l id}. but not i.. S" 5“""3.
, ”h“ n ““0”"? story umt. l\ “o rct‘w dra‘h “‘ill‘ci“: com
year. the total {or the tint Q‘iuthrs Satin 4. inc. nno pcrsons Paid fa}. f0" ‘ Mu}... - ‘ ‘ . .
bung 6.626. as comparcd “ill! 53min...” man .u "twin": of d": in”; *r fir i- L ”fr"? mm” W! _ '1” i
in the first quarter of 192;. 'l‘lm'mr hunting hrcnsofl inst {Mill said: \ (4.7.3.. .g ..t\ .x' “3:0”- \ 9'
crude dt‘alll mic {or Janimri i!4;3l.\1hrrt It. Mar-tau. who hand”! in“ " ' “4"” 1",,“ A J "1:". T E 30‘
‘ "'1' 4" I lt-t :. '(i if“ _‘ - .S.
“"4" “-5 Per 1-000 t-Oi-ulatrn- .'4T:\\lllt“l‘.-'Hli'l‘ articles tint-c. “it. was “'4 A» l.‘ «4.14 1 :4 u -. l £L
4 ~ v. ' . . - ,v‘ ..
March “6.6 per 1.000. For th4 firilliuilllt‘ twat P":\"<vn m-cr i'ccorth d. Two “‘ “h" In,» mm “"9 ‘1‘} .1 :1 F ' 1. Fl ' 1
months of lastycar rates w~r 13.“. 3 huntirvri _.llltl filly thousand more l‘llriniz 1114‘ d.i_~ a nu... ‘4 r2: . rs “eads In Qua fly, 3" O? anc)
15-5 I"? l.00“—-:1 rate for tho Qllltr«=lli‘4‘llsitfi \\'(rt‘ issiicd than in 1321. “ VN‘L‘ {Virn'is- ““"5’5 3““ ‘1'wm‘: .
tor of 11.7 p..- 1,000. against 15.3. p. r ‘uinl this is without counting Mtssis- who had an. rum! hrr. :m-l p. 1"i‘«t.S. i SA: ES. ! fv at toéav,
«A i ii :ii-il North Carolina where in whom Mr. “’4 liii his sprrli-‘n n’lcr i - -
1.000 {or the first quartcr of this: H . . 4 -.
Y'al’. The crudo rain for ”1.. ”1“”. l “'Z'tllrllil ii t-mnmmion it is «itillvull _
your 193» was 1-. n death-4 p”, 1 HM’ ; tn ascertain the uumlwr of hunters.
‘ ‘ A “.11 l‘cnnsyiwtnlx (lion: 464.1100 ii-
ol population. a
The adju t d d ‘ 3(‘t‘nst‘3 \i't‘rn granted. Michigan
s c . ca h rate, \iltlcli__md Ohio gm... out mun. than 3110,- . 1
makes allowance for ilic. dltrmt-nvcs ‘ ”my New York lliinots and “"13— . é ‘ ’ f
in the '3” ““d 5‘“ “oml’mm‘m “iiimnsip .«oltl morn lhdn 2130.000 and - .
""5 population in “"0"“ ”flux :11 states had more than 100.000 in
"m “‘0'". What ”"0 drnth Tll?:‘.tlie tit-hi. l-‘rom our)“ state comes ..
'03"! be if all ill" Malt-3 tutti thci'thr word that ”ion “ill inc morc
same proportion of the total point-i
lation in each age group. for t on.
neciicut Ins 14.7 per 1.000 in ill
first quarter of 1923. against ll. 4 inf
the whole of last year. i
At the same time that titat‘ is \\i"l’i
increasing. the uumbur of Limits in?
the attic was less in each of tlic flu- tI
three months of tho )cer than in the
corresponding mouths of last ycur.
The exact number or Litihs. liy
months was: January 1921‘. 3.330:
February 1928. 2.319: l » rlirunry
1922. 2.555: March 1933. 2.675;
March 18--. 3.764: and the mic {or
the firstquartcr.19_3. 20." . llli'hS mi-
1. 000 population: 1922. 22.9 per
1,000.71” rule for the cntitu \t-ar
1923 was 21.5 per 1000.
For the entire list of (thirty)
states {or which birth and for which
mortality statistics have bccn com-
piled for the first quarter. thc min of
births was lower and that of deaths
higher than in the vorrcs‘pondinz
period of 1922.
The highest birth 'rate m: the
quarter was shown by North ’tnm-
llfll. with 27.5 per 1,000, .und the.
lowest by \‘crmont.15.8. (unnec-
ticut's birth rate was eighteenth a-
thong the thirty states. Mankind had
the highest death rate, 1R3 pcr
1.000. and Montana. the lowest. 10.1.
Connecticut had 'the tenth highest
rate among thirty-eight states.
‘4
No Bananas' in
Berlin Yesterday
BERLl-N_ Oct. 9.—"Ja. wlr habcn
'kein bananen Heutc" has arrived in
herlln. Bananas were very inch in
demand in Germany in pro-War day-E
but the {all of the mark has made
them prohibitive. and the German
newspapers. commenting on the Am-
erican song. have added two words
to the title. “Oder gestern. " (or ‘yc's.’
tat-day.) Apparently with— much dis-
"nucleation.
J
i about.
wlih her brother,
her home in Budapest. Hungary.
hunters out this full rind it' pails also
hone it that thtic is more gumc.‘
" llucss y'ou rc tflighi. ii tori uptvd
our of tlic old iimcxs..1bout
number of hitntms but i don t know
the gulnc 'l‘L‘iitic “Quid be
more game to shoot 4! it \u could
cut rid of the: crous uud othoi \c'r-
min ihni infest the \\ code. For every
hitd shot by a hunt-r tcn are killed
ivy crows itntiothcr vermin. To pro-
sci-vc mime. F". that “*4“ will have
conic to shoot at in futurc years it
will in“ iicccsslu‘y to destroy 'or Vat
least kccp rimvu 111.0,: vermin that
prny on our game. .
"The crow is the“ moat dwstructive
robber of birds. 111:4 depredaiions
occur chivztiy during the nesting sca-
st-u \vhoti ill“ young :ir4- hclplcss.
i‘:inail:t otters a bounty 013.20 cents
for crows and last year paid out
$’9 .4000 Then) arc said to be 7,-
two 0430 maps in British Columbia.
Some times i think we haic that
many in these parts. A rcd squirrel
lu :t'lircctllm: consort will destroy
:50 quail eggs. _Oi_ily tine, oiit of
oi'cry 60 ducks hatched lives to a
imiturcd ago. ' It is up to us to take
steps to stop, this wholesale slaughter
it the game birds are to be kept
from becoming extinct. If we want
game in the future \it; ' must do
something now. "
Give Farewell Party
for Mrs. Kaplovich
A .t‘urcweu party was given last
evening. at the home o(,C. D. Char-
nok. Lowe street, in honor of Mr.
Charnok'u sister. Mrs. M. Khlovich,
who sailed
this orienting“ 0n the
Mrs. Kaplovich.
spending the past. year
is returning to
Maurctania.
has been
Plum selections given by Miss
Helen Charnok "and the vocal selec-
tions of Miss Carblino Garfield tea-
turcd the evening's satiety.
“as also cnjoyed and reircshmcnts
were served. .
Dancing
n¥
the '
who ’
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a range like the STAMFORD it i5
uneasy task.
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