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5.4.x session.
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fluid at the doom—Adv.
so": "‘
two concerned.
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eThone 1959.—-Adv.
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3‘. 'The motion of C. Campbell White-
”‘ma for the foreclosure of a mort-
2"” against the Norwalk Realty and
"‘I-provement Company. owners of
“who Royal James Inn property, is
"asaeduled to come up at the short
unaliendar session of the Superior
GDurt in Bridgeport tomorrow.
2;.Ltght. Dunbar and Quinlan repre-
i-nlnt the plaintiff. and Davis and Da-
1.?!I the defendants. .
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5' ”—eSheep manure and agricultural
3""‘lime tor lawns at Alfred Brown's.
? ' . . ‘
A Maxwell automobile with re—
tratlon numbers F7884 parked on
._organ avenue in front of Samuel
. Keeler's home all Monday and
“Tuesday Was taken to a local garage
:1 by the uptown police yesterday.
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_\ ‘ —-Comparison sells Chevrolets.
r2506 Admin. Phone USS—Adv.
_ "“ o o o
’" Dr. Robert E. Perdue, health of-
“ titer. was in New York city Tues-
T 3'.
4“ o o o
’i” Mrs. Ida. Martin of Isaac street
‘iiwu a Sunday guest of friends in
=r5helton.
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’ ’*?—fesf Coal. Harris’R: Gans—Adv.
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Mr. and Mrs. Charles Souls of
. South Main street are entertaining
— ll". Edgar F. Simpson and daugh-
QM Janice of Fall River, Mass.
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g' - Viral-d Prendergast of Spring
.9»le avenue was a visitor in Danbury
.Tstuesday.
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—Coupe week. Specials. Chevro-
..Iet. Fisher bodies. Terms. Austin——
.5 Phone 1955.—-Adv.
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;..Mr. and Mrs. Samuel B. Walling
,ot Wilton avenue were visitors in
Stiles-Item Sunday.
as“
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q . Mr. and Mrs.
C
7 Harold Harmon
Astrid daughters Irene and Babe are
:‘frisiting Mrs. Harmon's sister and
..brother-in—law. Mr. and Mrs. Ed-
ainward Adamson of East avenue.
a -. t C O
" ‘N—Buy Your Victrma on our Club
:tklan—Ask about it at Donnelly's.
" ' O C C
{5... Miss Eloise Shove of Grove street
_.;. t evening substituted in the Dan-
;rbury High schools presentation of
”Luis musical comedy “Bimbo," for
ng'r'jhe leading lady who was ill. Miss
m‘gghove acted the some part in‘ the
{aplray when it was presented by the
.fi'enior class of the Norwalk High
‘échools at the Regent and Palace
:Vgllieatres a. short time ago.
,e ~‘
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glue—Chevrolet roadsters have ar-
. rived. Come in and compare. Some
_.,-.39_bs 8563 delivered. Austin's Gar-
,ye.—Adw‘
see:
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5 Evelyn Hodge. daughter of Mr.
.md Mrs. Albert Hodge of \Vinfield
“street. celebrated her fifth birthday
yesterday attornonii at her home, by
5;;gndering a parry to a number of her
as—qoung friends. Little Misg Hodge
rigor-ed a. charming hostess and was
a.nze.sented ~with. many gifts. Among
'Jigiose who attended were Parker
SW“ and Mat-jot to and Inez Joyce
.233. Broakfleld.
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inn—Izhigh Coal. Harris a Gaps.—
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:3. -J’olin Nova]: of Railroad avenue is
' 1fronvahtscing from an operation per-
wormed in a. New: York hospital. re-
“ ‘ t1
5229“ y. «r
5.575
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3‘13“!!!“ Walsh of the Court
Tum! on the temper“; in-
i, ' 'v mics Kolligan from
“at I. garage in Osborn avenue.
anon. Eu reserved by Judge
v 3
"£3er Women‘s Democratic club
fleeting was held Monday night in
$3130 Town Assembly hall. Mrs. Frank
-_ r. Bissell, the president, pro-
ruding. Several new committees
5mm named. Mrs. L. S. Abbott re-
MOI-ted on the first annual convention
You! the Federation of Democratic
Mined: club at New Haven held
cabs: Thursday. Mrs. Abbott also
“ gals-id. a short report or the Demo-
.«rcratic Alliance which met at the
‘lomo of Mrs. Emerson heule at.
menwich last Saturday for an all-
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or“ é—Don't {all to attend Junior and
Qmor High school concert tonight
‘~ Ind tomOrrow at the High school.
imtlmut one hundred tickets will be
635$:my J. Hipson. ot Seaside place.
“ported to the uptown police Tues-
fifiay night that his automobile had
amen rammed on the left side by a
‘J a: operated by Thomas B. Stuart.
titan matter was settled between the
sftrt-sFor used cars. see Austin.
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C 'ty B ' f and Personal Mentio
The Rev. and fire. “Andi-cg :.
(lemon Pleas. hound arguments Chamberlain, Mr. and rs. . .
’l‘rlsirnm. and Mr. andersbeH. :-
cuon tuned to Abraham Stuil re- Slauson are writing a nor
" Conierence of the Methodist Episco-
pal church. atrbpriagneld, Mass... to-
day am‘. .tomorrow..and.yzill return
home Saturday morning.
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hisn-‘Usnl cots. Terms. Austin’s. Lamp inand see the new gifts
in. Dounelly’s upstairs Dept—Adv.
day.
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fractured skull. ”L.
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Gama—Adv.
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hospital, New York (‘75.
a a s.
evening.
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~1A uto springs. Tilly's—Adm.
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Handkerchiet company. who has
been ill at her home, has been re-
moved to a. hospital in Hartford.
where she will undergo treatment.
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Joseph Gabblbo of Benton street
has taken a. position with a. firm in
New York city.
s o c
There will be a rehearsal of the
Guard Team of Eureka. Rebekah
Lodge tomorrow evening at eight
o'clock in the Lodge Rooms. South
Main street. «
o c o
——Fertilizer for lawns and gar-
dens. Alfred Brown. Phone 2393-2.
Adv.
o o I
Mrs. Frank Columbo of Hantord
place has returned to her home af-
ter a visit. with relatives in New
York City.
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A rummage sale will be held by
the women of the Row-Alton Bap-
tist church, tomorrow and Satur-
day, in the store on North Main
street. formerly occupied by the
Self. Service Shoe company.
s 0
The many friends of Mrs. C. S.
st. John 0! 30 Fairfield avenue will
he gaff? {fir'FrffiF‘bliIi—‘E shefi‘s stir:
term: from a. fractured collar bone,
sustaintd when she fell recently.
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The Melody Quintet. which was to
have held a. dance at the Klondike
club tomorrow evening. has post—
poned it until next Friday.
0 o o 0
- At a business meeting of the La-
dies‘ Aid society or the First Metho-
dist Episcopal church held yester-
day afternoon. arrangements were
completed for a. luncheon to be
given through the courtesy of the
Middle Atlantic Fisheries association
on Friday, May 16. The lunheon
will be under the direction of Miss
Ada \‘nil, who was at one time con-
nected with Mr. Hoover in his work.
The members of the society are
also planning to hold a rummage
sale.
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Mrs. DanielF. Tourney, 2 Stevens
street. soprano, will take part in
the program to be given under the
auspices of the Authors’ club of
Bridgeport in the First Congrega—
tional Church of that city tomorrow
afternoon in observance of. Music
“reek.
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The sixth anniversary 0: the Dr-
ganlzing of the Women of Moose.
heart Legion was observed at. the
meeting held Tuesday evening at
Moose House. A large class or can-
didates was admitted into the le-
gion. Guests were present from the
Bridgeport and Danbury chapters.
Mrs. Andrews, past regent o! the
chapter was presented with a past
regent pin. A musical program was
given under the direction of Mesa
Bessie TVaterbury. A supper was
served. following which dancing was
enjoyed.
“HANG-OVER" COUGHS
Now is the time to get rid of that
stubborn cough which has been
"hanging on" all winter. A few
doses 0: the good. reliable Foley's
Honey and Tar Compound will
speedily relieve same. Mrs. Sarah
Heck, 341 St. Paul St. Memphis,
Tenn, writes: “I have been wonder-
fully benefited by Foley's Honey and
Tar Compound. The first dose
stopped my cough. It was a stubborn
cough and I had been troubled with
it since the first cold spell." Best for
, V-é-«~-I—;..;a..:,»T-—_-;s:w’-~L _ ‘ ‘ .
Nor-walk Maury: It recently '
completed work for the Methodist
of Brooklyn.
the sewingsession. a. social hour was
A number of. Rowa'yton. people
attended the concert given in the
Georgetown Methodist church last
evening by the Georgetown circle of
King’s Daughters. Included in the
program were several numbers ,by
the EVer Ready chorus. There were
Solos by Mrs. Oliver '1. Clark. Mr.
and Mrs. w. F. Ambler, Hrs. George
A. Kay and Frank» Nash.
were also several ducts and quar-
tefte selections. Mrs. Earl P. Stev-
ens was accompanist. Mrs.
H. Bell entertained with, dramatic
ORWALK MAN’S '
CASE CONTINUED
Paul Connery ’A s k s
P o s t p o n e m n 1;
0f Reckless Driving
Chafge--Other News
RIDGEFIELD.
Ridgeflcld Fire department Athletic
Association has been organized. The
first game will be played on the at-
ternoon of Memorial Day.
floors or the association at’e: Chair-
man. E. F. Brown: assistant mana-
ger William E. Sullivan: coach, M.
The ~captaln
baseball team will be chosen later.
Unless other grounds are
the games will be played on the
People's Playground.
want to secure a. diamond near the
A committee consisting
of F. D. Martin, M. F. Knapp and
Fritz Frinder has been appointed to
secure a suitable site on the main
O O i '
Challes Platon and James. Mala
of Ely avenue. accompanied by
Frank Columbia oi Hantordrplace
Wero Visitors in Bridgeport yester-
Mrs. Russell Themes of Sc’John's
place was hostess at a bridge puny
given at her home. yesterdayal'tex-
noon for the benefit of the RoWay-
-—Jonn H. Dakln piano tuner gram
New York, is now in town. Phone
Mahaekemo Hotel this ween—Adv.
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A "slight improvemen is reported
in the condition of George London
of 26 Spring street who is in the
Norwalk hospital suffering" with a
Stacey Benton won first prize and
Mrs. Charlton Mewborn’. second.rFol-
lowing the cards a soelal hour was
Thomcs‘ guests» in-
cluded Mrs. Charles E. Funk. Mrs.
Harry Stacey Benton. Mrs. Charlton
Frederick Stabs”.
Mrs. Harold
s—Iarge Pea. Coal. Harris '&
lllcwborn. Mrs.
Mrs. George Moseley.
N. Wilson. Mrs. Chester 'Withinaton.
Mrs. Alfred J. C. Beckius. Mrs.‘John
Tunis, Mrs. Hurlburt A. Bond, Mrs.
Carl Raymond. Mrs. Russell Thomos
Henry Mot-choose
Mrs. Douglas Brash of Daricn. Yls-
terday’s party was one
being given for the
Friends oi: Jacob Shaub. taxi-dri-
vcr. will be sorry to hear that he is
seriously ill in the Post Graduate
The firemen
The regular monthly meeting of
the Angel's sodality of St. Joseph’s
church was held in the church, last
in a. series
benefit of the
Mrs. George Moseley and
Mrs. H. A. Bond will be. the hostess
at. the next one. whisk will be given
on May 2’.
Men the case or George Flynn.
Jr., of East Norwalk. charged with
reckless driving, driving while
toxicated, and evading responsibili-
ty for an accident. was called Tues~
day night by Justice Nichols. con-
tinuance was asked by counsel for
Paul Connery.
until Monday, May 14. at ‘1 o'clock
i-‘lylm was caught
Miss Elizabeth Buyer or West
. . i3 ,1 5
Norwalk, bookkeeper at the Bocse’s A church plum. VHH he hid
the Sunday school rooms of the Km
“cyton Baptist
(\rening at 7 o'clock. oy lilo 71.no-
bors or the Sun-lav school classes.
Those attending will b.” g a lurch.
which will later be auctioned off by
the members 01' to: Endeavor Circle.
There will also ‘on a blifl‘uitjoa meet-
ing of the Endeavor Circle. (allow.
ing. the picnic. I
oi: Norwalli.
standard time.
Sunday night by
Renting, three miles from the spot
where heels charged with
Albert Miller, of Norwalk.
in a dazed condition.
. The Ilidgetleld Fire
will combine with the American Le-
gion to celebrate Memorial Day. The
llidgeticld Band has been engaged
{or the parade.
start at 10 o'clock. The Boy Scouts
and the Indics' Auxiliary
American Legion will
The graves 0t departed firemen will
be decorated.
the firehouse refreshments will be
served to those participating in the
At the exercises the Le-’
gion Memorial will be dedicated and
Governor Templeton is expected to
department
EAST NORWALK'
Mr. and Mrs. Hyman
Fort Point street are entertaining at
their home, Mrs. Benjamin Lincoln
apd son, liarolrl, or Trenton.
participate.
Milton Elwood of
Horace M. N. Sigman of Raymond
terrace and Burton Osborn 0t Haw-
kins avenue were among those Irom
Norwalk who attended the annual
corlclave of the Knights Templars in
Norwich, last week.
Cove avenue.
The Hospital \Vhist club ,Will hold
an evening social at
Country-club. Friday night. A din-
ner “ill be served, followed by an
Mrs. Frederick J.
George W. Picknell,
known artist, has forsaken the arc
tists’ group and is now occupying
Sunnybrook l-‘arm. Branchville.
has Joined the Areto
fifdgg Luff ,i
evening at cards.
n arousal ar- ljurgeunpall,m QQALLPA; a
The regular monthly meeting of
the Mayflower Hook and Ladder
company will be held Monday even-
ing in the company’s quarters on
\‘an Kym. street“ ‘
o . t
Arthur La. Barr has vacated the
apartments over the postot’i‘icc and
now occupies the apartment in the
Allen building. on Main street.
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Mrs. Burton Osborn go: Hawkins
avenue is entertaining Mrs. J. .W.
Buckley 0! Danbury.
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The formal organization of Jer-
usalem Fellow-craft club has
announced. Officers are:
George G. Scott.
John Hubbard. secretary George A.
The next meeting or the
Friday night.
3
The mid-week prayer and praise
servdce or the East. Avenue Metho-
dist church will be held
The subject of Rev.
man will he "Are God the Father
and God the Son the
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club will be held
Penncil’s ser-
The Biglow estate on Main street
has been leased for the summer by
Mrs. Emma C. Mlllett o N w .
- o o s t e York The woman's Guild of the Christ
chill-ch is meeting
with Mrs. Arthur Morchousc at her
home on First street. ‘
sale which the Guild was to con-
duct this week has been postponed.
Former Minister to Siam George
Pratt leer-soil was in town yesterv
The family will arrive for the
sEason next week.
The rummage
The apartment house being erect-
ed on Rowan street by
Terminal Coal com
completion.
the ‘Karm
puny is nearing
. RU WA I TON
Work has been
stores which are
Adolph Brown/6n
started on the
Ra.’ mond street‘ The weekly rehearsal of the choir
The women of the Rowayton Bap-
tist church will hold a
sale Friday and Saturday in
store at North Main street._ South
Norwalk, formerly occupied by the
Self Service S
church will be held Saturday even-
The weekly prayer meeting of the
Swedish Congregational church will
1] .
cc compan" be held tonlglitat 8 o’clock.
A“meetlng of the Sunday School
Board or the .Rowayton Methodist
church was held last.
the church following the weekly
prayer meeting.
was transacted and tentative plans
were made for the Children's Day
exercises to be held
with Sunday morning services June
It. was also agreed to make some
improvements in the primary de-
A committee
appointed to supervise this work.
CLASSIFIED ADS hunt up buyers '
and turn merchandise into quick
, ”
in connection
Because of thevchurch picnic be-
ing held in the Rowayton Baptist
church tomorrow night.
lar weekly rehearsal
will be omitted.
01' the chair
2 .
Mrs. Joseph Taylor of Pennoyer
street entertained the members or
the Good Will society of Rowayton
at her home yesterday afternolan.
coughs and colds—Stillson-Powell
mm is 552. so make: mm tal- yourself; 3pm.
vida"'well for your family; to Mmeftnanciauy indepen-
dent “I A savings Whpsydaybuflt, will help you to
_.4
DAVIS
BAKlNG
POW’DER
The society is now sewing for the
The Great 'American
Picture Made in
'Algeria
, ~ "x
wfllhdpyoutocatchu with“
30ml 1’"
avenue has purchased a new roads- .
ter automobile. itcd his uncle. Charles Broch. Sun-
a
home in om King's }]igh“-uy' 53;. at the Norneld parsonage. Mrs. Bar.
urday evening, The gm, presented ris after a three months serious ill-
Miss Smith with a pretty boudolr "'86 is attain able to be around the
lamp. and other useful gins. Danc- house.
ing. games and“ singing were 011- ——‘—'-—"——-—
joyed.
Among those present were: Miss pan): complained to the police about
H. Barbara. Weed, Miss \vlnlrrcd I. Terry of Bethel. drlvlns a Ford
wmmmw. Miss Hazel Croroot, Miss truck through \Vashlngton street. in
flcltm VLhitmaa-r. fill—rmr‘r‘fi.fifv‘rfrfi r—c‘VfiififiS—Tuifinfi Thifnmfi We 7
I Jos in Vazm has a model or a.
to
fiiepv terans o! the World War. on my, Miss Geraldine VHillard. Miss
displayein one of the “edema or Ida Tibbets. Hi. Ester Tyler, Miss
.mo English pharmacy. no. Vacs! Marjorie nae Ola-nan and Miss
presented it at a. recent mating and Barbara. Smith. ‘_
promuedtotivoan “him“ #1,"! ob. .
cost. 361132!thbe also presented ‘I‘hd salami at, William Starters
no drama: of a mango tablet Oran. gill: dieihmfiwygafrooklyn I?” _ >
orted by marble pillars. ', user e at 0 me ‘ is aster, rs
Suggestions by letter have been 1.. Elsie Smith of Darlen on Manday Y e r k e s Observatory
caved by the committee.‘ afternoon. Rev. “William Sincelair.
Preliminary’contesls ar ebeing church Oflclsud. and interment was
held by both the High school and at m0 Sprlns‘Gl-ove cemetenr.
the grade schools in preparations o o o
for the contests in the country 10‘. and Mm. Charles Sniffer: of
meet to be held here .next NOI’OfOfl 1’6 mm residing In Har-
Sat' day. Visitors are expected at “5011. N- Y. _ The planet Mercury paSscd 310“.“
this meet from several neighboring o s o ‘
towns. ‘The Bethe] boys are eager MrS- Andrew Shaw of Linden appearing as a small
to win places on the county team “"93“": NOW“)?! Heights is Spending it; brilliant s'ufiace
that. will represent Fin-field. county “"5““ an?“ “ill“ MP- end MrS- with a. proper'tclcsco’pc but it. was
in the State track and meet to be Smith 02 Washington. ““13”,"; ' “
held the latter part or the month. ' ' '
The represenauves Will be chosen M310? ”14 Mrs} Pélmn have re- Yerkes Observatory here.
from those who compete in Satur- turned to their home after spend-
any“: contest. 1113 the winter in Florida.
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true
Patrick Carroll. of Reservoir er-lgnd 3”- Gcm'sc D. Arthur of
street. has PUFChasEd tram Theodore ‘ ork spent the week-end in the sun was about one one hundrcdf
Brauncisem 1 Greenwood avenue. ‘
the vacant lot at the corner of “i e A o o
4 SS 3 n ‘ .
BC‘Ch street ‘nd' Greenwood ave- ha. and Jenn Wylie of. the edge of the planet touched thejl\0 ll
northeastern edge at a point 53 tic—l
grees from the north point of th“
It‘oecurrcd within
sanvc nunute for the whole country 5
mm.
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George Seil'ert. at Bangor, Me, is
visiting friends in town.
. . of a specialist. Mr. Brand has been
'5: RI EN 1 a. frequent visitor at the Brand home
on Good Hill Road. .
Miss Pauline Gilbert of Mansfield ' ' ' a lcu al " $3
Charles (Sample, at Stratford. vis- a , 5 '
~— —_ . eéjlawn—u.
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The Dal-ion. Girl Scouts tendered ’ '
their lieutenant. Miss “’inonc Smith. Robert Harris. or Sprinsfield. is
birthday surprise party at hu- spending this week. with his parents I.
f 7, ,7 ,
Beatrice Schrader. flit! J‘nnnetto
‘ plan for the memorial to Macombes, Kiss Elizabeth De Cou-
pastor or the Noroton Presbyterian
Noroton.
O
the Post Road spent the week-end
. . . With friends in Brooklyn.
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Mrs. Martin Lepiy of ' Center .
street. has returned 'atter a few The cottage meeting 0' the KOTO- suns diSK'
days visit with friends in W'aterbury. ion Presbyterian church was had Three
last evening at the home of Mr.
o o o . n Mercur in ever '
George Macksy. who has been tory 0‘" Baal; . . The end ’
spending tow-vigil lTechs in ifwn. has ' Miss Daisy' Oidrin and daughter served in Alaska in the ex ening and
;: urns ° ' ““9 in ome, 9" Miss 'Lucy, visited with relatives in m As” early this morning.
. Lewisboro. N. it, Wednesday. -
m , Mo 0 o ' the planet Venus also makes
r. and . rs. George Hoyt. o: ‘ rfi ,fi’ transits but have occurred
Chestnut. street. have returned from J WES J times since the invention of the
St. Cloud. Fla, where they spent WESTON, May 8.-—A'cqu‘intaecns escape.
the winter. of Gerald Brand, of New York 23:13:, and 158: and ”’9' “PM” pair “ill b":
t t I were grieved yesterday to hear or an in 2004 and
Mr. and Mrs. George Donahue. accident to him, Sunday. Mr. Brand
and children, at Derby, have re- was cranking a car. which back~
turned to their home after spend— firm. The crank struck him in the enlisted in the limited Flaics . »
mg tuto weeks with Mr, and Mrs. eye. It is feared he’may lose one this morning at the local rt‘crtlifinnl Iiilfl
P. J. Mannion. or Grand street. or both eyes. He‘ls at. presentein a station and was sent to the Naval "
____.___....__._.__ New York hospital, under the care Training Station at Newport.
- * _ T‘THURsnim
eeeymgggficafi m5; MERCURY
PASSlNG OVER
' SUNS SURFACE‘
REED-CR .
. L-...._.__.._......._._.
Director Sees It Asj
Small. Dot -—-, 51,880,-
000 Miles From Here
“'ILLIAAIS BAY, “'15.. May 8.——'
over the sun yesterday afternoon.
black dot on
naked eye. an-
nounced Edwin B. Frost. director oi”
Since 1610 Mercury has crossed
the sun 40 times. It was 51,880,0nh‘
miles from the earth yesterday and'
its angular diameter projected upon:
and sixtieth that of the sun.
At 3:42.15 minutes, central time.’
and Mrs. James 31001.6 0! Chestnut image fell wholly upon the sun.
street. Noroton Heights. The t ic moved , ,
for the-evening was “Jt‘hoiha's €30 sun at the rate of one diameter 0:
southwesterly
The last two were in
Andrew Burke of 47 Main sin-er, 1.
. day.
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Refreshments were served. The '1‘. F. Foley Contracting com-
win Smith, Miss Doris Ballard. Miss investigated by Batrolman‘slnlth. No
Margaret. Beach. Miss Barbara arrests was made.
F.
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always find new things here that fill-interest you ..
an‘dvyou -won’t be. urged to ”buy untilyou , are
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