er Season’s Rehearsals
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‘ gall Art society resumed
~ M the winter season last
. Bribe Grace Parish Hall. The
, fitness: assumed their duties
‘ the.“ time. Following the re-
“ ' . I. luncheon was served. The
'rwo MATERIALS -
COMBINED MAKE
HANDSOME CAPE
0" ~41 no: President. Herbert
; First "Vice President.
~ A; (“been Hull: Second Vice
. ent. Lawrence Memhovlch;
. . r. Herbert H. ‘Hirst: Assist.
rer. Victor Brundape: Score
7.1“” Eleanor Johnson: Asst.
. ‘ my. Miss Jane Nelson; Libra.-
m Mrs. W'iiihm H. Ostrsnder 5r:
Executive committee: Herbert O.
rollsrd; Oliver 8. Jockson. chairman
t membership committee; A. Net-
- ~n PIddocit, chairman 0: ar-
ligament committee: Lawrence
_ manovlch. Herbert H. Hirst;
hearse Leach. Victor Brundagv.
3241": A. Gibson Hull. Miss Eleanor
‘Iohnson. Miss Jule Nelson. Mrs.
Willing: 8. Ostrander .ir.. Miss .lnn-
hette Chic and ’Mrs. Frederick God— ;
trey. The late Henry 1’. Price was;
-unorary vice pl‘t‘sidr-nl of the}
‘bociety, '
C C O ,
. -Lsrse Pee Codi. ms &.
Getter—Adv. l
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Mk Volk. DODUlal‘ member of;
'i’olk's. Orchestra. will resume his !
studies 'at Columbia. nr-xt week.
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“benign Coal. barn: at. Calls.-
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Mr. A. G. immhuis of South Main ;
‘Slrect, is enjoying rt \nr'ritirm trumg
. his duties at Laudcr's Jr.“ city Storm l
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-—I"IJBLIC SALE
Sheriff's sale. Friday. St‘pl‘.
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iKing’sDaug‘hters Visl
Home —— Ladies’ Add
Plans Supper— Miss
Yarrow Returns
Fifteen members of the Ever
Randi circle at King's Daughters
visited the Home {or the Aged in
Norwaik yesterday afternoon.
program which included solos. by
Mrs. “K F.,Amblcr and Mrs. George
A. Kay, piano selections by Mrs.
Earle P. Stevens and Mrs. Charles
A. Gray and recitation: by Mrs. Sid-
hey it. llell was presented. A so-
cial hour was enjoyed and refresh-
ments were served. The members
Mrs. Ida. Sharer. president; Mrs. \Vii-
liaxn F. Ambler. Mrs. Earle P. Ste-
\‘c-ns, Mrs. Sidney 3. Bell. Mrs. De-
lius L'Hommcdicu. Mrs. George A.
Ray. Mrs. Henry F0327, Mrs. Sam-
uel Hall. Mrs. Ira. ll. liiggins. Mrs.
Eugene Cushmzin, Mrs. George Cud—
lipp, Mrs. Lillian Lesson. Mrs.
Charles S. Gray Mr“. George “K. Ste-
‘x'ens and Mrs. Henry ltouland.
lb -' lb
Mrs. William P‘. Watson is contin-
ml to her home on llou‘aytou arol‘iuc-
'uy illness.
The regular monthly meeting of
the Lmliom' Aid society 0: lllt.‘ Ilo-
‘lvrlylon Methodist. ('lilll‘l'll is innit):
lwhl in tin: chapel ot‘ the rhul‘cit this
'uitcrnoon. "he llrogrum for the
wintlr season \‘ull be outlined and
pfm. Central Lunch. Se. Main St”; 'i . _ .
. consisting‘of fixlurrs. chairs. tn.‘ulns,: i Til" "gm“. mi‘l-vxr-rk )‘l‘u3'l’
cash registrr. show c-asv. tlishwm inn-ethic 1“.th limiulytuu .\l--thmlist
mirrors. etc. E. ii. l-mll-“nst. 'l‘- l. :13. I'm!“ it “ill 1m hp“ “Hugh. 3? 34:,
”'AGV‘ o‘clock. [It-v. t'llzllltn F. (it‘ny. pus-
“ r ' l 'nl‘, will hrlvr I'llill'L‘". This “ill bu
Miss Elizul’w-til SlOi‘lilll. Miss Marci ’ the HM pr”. ,.,,,”,.“.;...1 1.}. 1;...“
jory Dale and Miss t'hristinc Tobey . . . . ; '1 . :‘II (I... h x... z... ”1“”.
“ill leulvcyfor New York Wily Alon-E Th” ‘37me ft”? '5 fashion- .t I U H lb .H .
(My of next week “here they will; ad of I combination 0" 87¢? 'l'llrre “m llr- -. hut-ml li‘.-'.‘llll5
illail‘llJlllal"‘fll Polutnlpizl l‘lli\v'l'sil.\‘.. moire Illk end seal. It OECrS 8 ‘0: tin» lllmurth i -i»'”‘? “‘5 “1" 41‘“
‘ " ' _ , practical suggestion for the msk- imituu .‘lvlllonlllzt «norm at the
—A‘u° 3911231. TL“, 8'...“ A' ; M over of fur wrap. churrh this (Wt-mug luliouln: th-.
s... ,. _-.--._ .. . - , l‘l'fi.“ r _m' "”119
("firth ham item received from W ,. .. .
Jack “'ehl‘! of Maple Street. who is ‘ [th—rpml. tummnmv, 1:. pro.“ :lm- I"|‘l"iltl‘ of Mn. l‘:ili:.i;‘ 1.. Raymond
spending .1 vacation in \‘iruiltl:t$,i\.,..‘. {mm H... l;1'l'li2"1lill‘l.L‘:.lllirltl"l.:(.2‘ llmzuvtou ”pulp“- “ill int sorry!
prior to leaving on a. trip to Canada. zxul'lrnlli. \\'-'}.l]llli' ”ml lmnimry or. i m llrzlr that slit: is ill .'Il lwt 11mm.
' ' ' in“ :.- 1- til l... in” .‘v M. Those l‘i'mu; ” ‘ ‘
—B.It Coal. Harris & Ganr—Adv. I Shrug”; “.I1r') 1'. .1! all 1;:l :ll'n fillets. .‘li'fi. («llnl'll‘s Raymond {”14 ildllsh'
. ° ' Alvrr- l’ll'tn- ll. .‘llc'w Al'll-M . : l’l‘ have returned to lhqlr ltt‘rnln‘ in
Miss Marjory L'thi-‘i Of SUUUI I Miss .‘li-l‘llfllt t :‘«'-m :~ and Miss l}ll.’li- ; run lug-pr, Muss. ult-vr :1 \i:~lt \vltli
Main Strert. who will become the [hr-(h lljl'ilrf'. ll.u-l' win :um-t. f rt l:lli\r's in llouullon-
bride of Joseph Malkin o! Noru-alkt . e e '. ‘ ‘ °
on October 6. Will entertain inlorm- Friends of All.“ i It‘mm‘ Mt NEH-V: Mira l-‘io:cm~e Yarrow and 31155
“a. ll (:1
u i‘.i‘li'li
ally at n, "trouseau tea" Tuesday. of whiten-r :- -wl lll lw- lilt'
September 30. lheur that sip ‘4 -.;r:!:n;.~ “lam: “1"1."
I 1‘ O 4?. Ln:- llflllit‘ fi'llltdilllfi .lll (ll
-—-Buy Your Vietrol‘s\on our Club : for throat I out :.- with 1: WW I.“ , Yarrow ot‘ invention 11‘“ 11””
Plan—Ask about it at bonnelty's. ‘fmmwi at m. .\‘~ru.=ll. lmcpitzll in; .- . a ‘
e e ’0 l't'lilLV. l Ilov. \‘ir-lor 1‘. Six-ilk“. FRI-“301' "3
Mr. and 31119. 'i‘hml’lus Mr iride oi" . ’ Wit" lm“"‘~-l"0” Baptist “hum“ ‘5
1235: Avenue haze rv turned from a. ill-‘9‘ AW'" ”V5311." 5": HIM” 3"“- ; :-p- ll'lillK tho (my in n|l~1E"DUl'L
month‘s xlsit with Mr. and Mrs Mc- ml" ‘1'“! Mi” “1”" ”W” “V S““*’[ ‘1 1 .
Bride. sr.. of Cleveland. Ohio. 'hllu UV" Fly?” i“r°k“”-i°~"m:, “ 1‘ “‘L’Il"l';"1 ~—'--”" """m‘ “‘ “
fl. rnrouln ”1,..- “(re also ”1‘. WCOk-t‘ll from t ”int 111 so v till 1 il‘ om n < ~ . .
., guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. Reine? 313.“; 0" ”’0 mmm'“) “VFW Izny'mm‘l : Letter (‘al'l’lel‘ Flned
. (,r x,“ v v— . . ... ,.. . ‘. , .- elllone L'l‘llldl‘illt. ~ 3 . , ‘
. walk. \orn Lit}. f lm it; of \or . _ ,, l 5350 for Niall Theft.
. . Miss .lullat lx‘lsh ut l.".‘.lllgltvii .‘t\l_'tl _ _
:nuc is ill at htr llotnr‘. i BRIDGEI'OHT. Ff‘Pt-. 2,"__“an.y
—l"l BLIC SALE ' . ' V ’1». Keith. former postal «nlpl03v.
sheriff's sale. Friday, Sept. 26, 3 Douglas Rusemu. ulln is omrtlnyrti l Thom-'15 Mar-lizio. tullnihrfr»ill‘l' {ili'l
p, in. Central Lunch. 5.x Main :41" lit Hulll'nrll. Hl‘n‘lil. llu- \\~'vi{-"hl rttiKlmg (inorttv. ” (hint-so. H] 0:
Consisting “f “Hurts, tilt-it‘s. will”. h": “hm" "' ‘\':N.“m.' lllrltliz‘port. sure :n‘lll‘tiit‘t‘vl for \‘ar-.
cash register. Show cast". dishes. _ _ . ious violation 0? '1}... federal laws in
mirrors. etc. 1:. n. l'loulcns. Tri. 213. 3“” “"3“" '1’“? “f“ w mmfll mu. l'llitml Slutvs llistlitt Court at
' -—--.‘\d\. from h‘l l'r'rr‘llt. llln- es unll l"'lll‘ilt'(l . \‘r-w ”1‘?” \‘tbi‘f‘l‘tl'i"
. . .. . .. Lin ll(‘i' tllltiwx vxith the in . tl-l-ni‘ ll i'.\' i, Alx'tlllh “y'nI-ln‘q'lv lrrtl’l‘
Th? condition of Mi” Marx MUr'.‘Il‘-rnfl lmmmh": it"il’l'l“”l!-Oll ll l‘flll‘l’lt-lt‘l- avenue route.
tilt, of Elm street. “no reported as """"‘_' ‘ ‘ ‘ f 7' . '. - 41‘.
ftu‘orril-lc toriay m. tlzr: 56......”1‘, hos. ; imouu lu Illlllllllt‘tlh ill this I .
filial. Miss Merrill undr-rwcnt a UAi‘quN “Hill“, 311:1”; ll,n:111"3{;50“:l;l 11:5
, . . llliiifl, my '3’ i .. u i to. e.
_ serious operatlgn on zlontla}. \ “ i ”1,. an...“ was brought about by
,1 - . .. . . f V drrnl nlzenis who planted money
Sheriit"s—:33Bllj‘Ir‘i'ri:\-l-\L;;rll "6 o . 'l‘ho'llst ‘01‘ holidays-um .“W' stimuli in a letter (in another cnrrim‘ls route.
1‘. m: central hum-ll ’ 'Sn ‘ll'illl 'N't- (luvnf‘u .110”. "W“ 15H“ a. M J.” “'3 5”“1 “"1”"! 1"” I’m“ “’“h “ solution
‘(vonsistlnt of fixtures (‘l11'lr;‘lfllllt“;' I'llll'll' .Muh limpind’ ”L .01. :lkrhmflxl “bk.“ “”110“ “Hm" tll’lf-r “HUT was
' “uh ”gm". ' film“; m‘w" "Rh“: llfil‘trfm‘ W: thus uromwlllzl-‘h ”WI awn-ml. liming rmlcllt Krith with
mirrors. “(-- 1; ii. VI‘Olllcn.s.VTr-‘ ~ 1%,- (‘l-'li'.lil:‘ll (:‘lll [ditch raft '. .‘l'wn'lz‘3sl ”1,. it‘ll-“r. tllry poured \lntr-r (In his
—-\d\' ” ‘ ' ULl- 1"; ‘—_Ul‘:{’}‘]"‘:’ PW“ .“fl'm‘: ' hands: it. turned green from the
‘ ' . . . “°"“n‘\°‘- -° W.""“““" 1‘0" -5,‘ clmmiml on the HHS he llml han.
This afternoon thr- annu'il meet lllF'lliSl‘T'. 'l‘llnnltsgrlvlng ”as.“ Ml‘ml died. .
mg of the “.nm‘nn.5 (mm L” (”5“; dry. 1‘" c.3123.m.l..y.rmi”".Jf'UL.:' in“ ’i‘lzmnas Mnclizio. pleaded guilty
l Parish is hr-iu‘: mm in the parish V31”: .'.‘.””.m.’.""’..l r347.” J“”' "1' ‘0 ‘1 P“”“""”‘““'”3 ““3”"- “'= “'05
house. Now ofilcrrs “'lll be elected ‘11 U‘\M,1”l'.bt.l 1- .-‘i3ll|fle “Willi-“lib“ accused of Passing spurious quarters
J at the business session. , {KW’H 31"“f-J-‘v fl"; ~-. llf‘llsil-i-‘y: in this city: He. was fitted $51.20 on
: . . . llL-b‘ 1‘" Lincoins l:lllllll.’l}. 3‘0”" three separate counts. with costs.
~Chsries ("drilln of the )lahac- ‘33; 11-1:le 3:3. :\ nihlnlzéton's IFIMIY. Kling George. :1 Chincsc.Vthse
kemo fruit store will rel-open his (1:3. 12“?“1] ".91 c j. "m“ lld3\' place, “'35 ”“1"“ by Federal agents
'. store Thursday Sept. 25. with a full 3“”? .,.T'_”l“ ”if,“ l- j_“”‘.‘-““ ‘_"“““"."_' “ll“ found 01)“!an pier-s. tllmdod
. line of Groceries, l‘nncy fruit. and to ..~ " L Obm° “U m 'fl'wnd N -l gum" 1° having ‘1: ounces Of the
'l \‘eg’ctnblcs.—Adv. “mw'lt . . .. jtlrugs in his possession, and was
.. . . . {lined $300.
out \‘eil Commandrv. t'. o. a. (a, ““0“; INT“ 3”“‘5 0E 1."‘°““'l
956. held its semi-monthly incrting 21:3?”qu ”1133““??? 1‘11“; Earl ‘01“ . xmv ltAVEN. Sept. 24.—-Elglu
L; last night. October the 14th the it»... ’ ‘ " “ ‘ ’~ . - - liquor law violation case: came im-
. Commandry “.1“ entertain its grand ‘ - ‘~ . t . tore the Federal court here i’r-sier-
w officers. All members are expected 1- . .A ‘_ . any {01' settlement, on P1938 '0’
l to be present. .‘d“ ll (l\l'llll(' is llglill’l lit-(fillllillfl' guilt}: and sentences to‘alung $1.250
_ . . . . . qliit‘: rough and lull of holes. \\‘l!l('h and costs were imposed.
Douglas Nash. president of the mains the trmolills: in the (Stamford Herman Krollp. of West Haven.
,7 Board of Education. and Mrs. Nash bussts sonic-“hut uncomfortdlic. 74 was fined 31-50 on.) costs and he Will
are l’bnck in Norwslk today after ‘ _ ‘ ’ " losea$i.500 automo ilo truck which
enjoying anflmomomlo trip ,0 New .031" Till"): naturaliet. has an tx- stands. torleitcd h 31% government.
Scotia. thlmion .111 the Gr?l‘il\\'i(fill llowrr He was arrested with Arthur Fries.
. . . . ‘show \\'llli‘ll opens tonight {or turr‘c also of \Vest Haven. charged with
A meeting or the Traffic Council or (1333- H“ has man)" cagos there. trans rtin; and selling liquor. A
bill Bridgeport district of the South- and his SlimliI-K “'ill consist for the hiruck containing $6 case.- of "mm
‘rn New England Telephone com- most nart i‘n rare and beautiful will? beer" nus snierl by the Fedora".
It“? will be held at Champ's l“al‘m.1llt"l$ from all countries. agents. .
finer roucnas CALL port ANNUAL PREMII’MS. m:-
m os‘E-rwrzmrm or your: rnnnrmrs 1x A sav-
. . sccocxr MONTHLY; rms MAKES rnmnru
first; EASY Am HELPS row 70‘ CULTIVATE THE
tantutivc plans {or til‘.‘
Hillprr in Nm‘l'mlwr “ill be intuit}.
i':trri«-. ('lliulrin hm:- l’l‘llll'nf'd from :i.
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ltlslt to Hartford and are now it. the
:llillllr' of t‘ipltlin :.:ul Mrs. lit‘Il'st .\.
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Mrs. Ruth Keeler Dies
Suddenly in Wilton
\\'l].']‘0.\'. Sept. 24.~—“’ilton and
[:55 i‘ll'rilk lost a highly esteemed res~
idr-nt )'-"S=t('l‘(l.’l}' in the sudden death
0; Ilulh Zelda Koelor. wife of for-
mer Zeprcscntative Robert Welling-
ton Ker-lr’r of \i‘ilton.
Mrs. Keelm- was the daughter of
the late “‘illiam M. and Sarah
Thorpe Raymond. She was in her
69th year. She was socially prom-
inent in Norwalk. where she spent
the greater part of her lite. She.
was active in church circles and in
the Not-walk chapter Daughters of
the American Revolution.
Funeral services will held
Thursday at 2 o'clock. with Rev.
Frederick 11. Bunker of the Vi'ilton
Congregational rhurch officiating dt
the residence. Burial will be in the
family plot at Joe's Hill cemetery.
Mrs. Keeler is survived by her hun-
bantl. her sister. Mrs. Elks. S. Gor-
ham or this city. and five children.
Mrs. George C. Brown. Mrs. Ray-
mond R. Comstock. Mrs. Townsend
l2. \Vichwire. Raymond Keeler and
Samuel J. Keeler. oolice commis-
sioner of this city. '
be
Ar
ot‘ the circle who made the trip were .
holding of.
Mrs; ‘Hartnett on PEO'
' gram at Community
Hall T o n i 8' h t-“2
Playlets Also
. a ' t
An entertainment “I" be ziten s
ity hull tonight and tower.
Comreun . .
row evening. by the East horns“:
improvement, association for the
benefit of the mortgage fund. The
program will include two pluylets.
"Gloria Encounters A Men in the
House." and "The District School or
Blueberry Corners." '31 Adele
Hartnett will also be heard it a pro.
gram of old lashibncd Rilelodies.
’ 1031: taking part in the pays ere
Eldwin O. Drake. Mrs. L. Knew.
Mrs. Gertrude Stevens. E. K. St.
John. Louis Pugh, Mrs. Louis Pugh,
Mrs. George Ingham. Ellis Howard.
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Gorilam, Mr.
and Mrs. \V. Dawson. Mr. and Mrs.
Maurice Steers. Mr. and Mrs. How-
an]. Mrs. Nellie Emerson. James
ll'l‘nch. Mr. and Mrs. Gorham. Mr.
and Mrs. Eric Knight and Harold
Ainsworth.
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Richard H. Golden of East ave-
nuc is spending the week nt'Lske.
Mohawk. [’lstrr county. New lork.
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Falitnin Frederick Lovcjov of Sec-
ond street has purchased the oyster
host “The Ellen J."
e e
O
lloracc Allen has returned to his
home on Second street after a week I
New Jersey.
Hm: with riatives in
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l'lm‘nnrrl Orlins. son of Mr. and
Mrs. l. Urlins of Fort Point street
llTlS f‘lll'llllf’ll for a course of study in
Syracuse- university. ‘_
e e e
i-‘rirln’rls of Mrs. Edw‘ard Brown»
‘t'l! of First sin-v! will be pleased to
‘l.r~::r that, she is container-ins from
her recent illness.
\‘I
'i‘hvfi’oung Proplr‘s orsheazrs of
1th.» liast, Auntie Methodist Episco.
ml church “11] mart tor rehearsal
tnuizht n! 8 o'clock.
O
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Mrs. ii. .lnnc Hnsezootl of Huwk-
Hm- menuv is srriously ill at her
'huill“.
.
Mr. and Mrs. Otto Lindstrom of
\‘on Zanrlt street have returned from
.m enjoyable ten-day trip through
his.
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iln'llana and \‘lrgi
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l Mrs. Stanley Blelwaskl and daugh-
ter lmrr: returned to their home on
Howard avenue after a \‘lSlt With
t‘l‘iuihl‘s in Dnnhury.
l -s . a
! I‘ilulmm'y Allen 0t i-‘lrst 'streot
tspvlll. the, week—«3nd with his aunt in
\\'--.-!port.
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Mrs. Mary Law-101‘ of Brooklyn ll
who guest at Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Sliort of Fourth street. l
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Mr. and Mrs. Morris Sopsliln of
hurt l‘oint street were visitors in
New York city over the. week-end.
TRINITY GUILD
éPLANSFALL
At the regular meeting of the
Trinity Musical and Dramatic guild
.hr-lti in the parish hall last evening
plans were. made for the presenting
at the play “Uncle Ephraim‘s
not-tiers" during the week of No-
vemier 10. A special meetin: or
the cast will be hel dnext week. The
resignation of Ralph Hartwell as
treasurer was presented and accept-
(-rl. Miss Marion Moth-am was nem—
ml to succeed him in that office.
Miss Annette Somers was chosen
secretary. succeeding George Harris.
The guild also formulsted plans
[or a Ilnllowe'en party and dance
to be. given in the parish. hell Oct-
ober 31. George Harris. chairman.
Alfred \\'ilsoli. Ned Huntington.
George Miles. Anna. Newton. Arl-
nette Somers. Irene Harmon end
Ethel Somers were named to have
charge of srrangements. r'fhe next"
regular meeting of the guild will be
on Tuesday evening. October 14.
Arrested 10 Times As
Thief, Gets 3 Months
BRIDGEPORT. Sept. 24.—-Ar-
rested 10 times for petty thefts end
burglaries with a minor jail record
in Waterbury. Bridgeport. liolyokel'
Mass. and Stamtord. eccordn: to
:1 record read in the Criminsl court,
or Common Pleas yesterday after—
noon, “’illinm Howard. 1 resident of: ,
one year in this city. was sentenced ‘
to three months in Jail by Judge
Frederick W. Huxtord yesterday et-
tc-rnoon.
Smith was arrested on August 11
after a woman surprised him prowl-
ing about a bedroom in her Bunneil
street home. He pleaded guilty
yesterday to a technical charge or
breach of the peace. having appealed
from a six months' sentence imposed
in City court. He has been in Jul]
since his arrest.
Prominent Stamford
Man Marries Nurse :
STAMFORD. Sept. ill—Announce.
nient of considerable interest to
Stamford today was that o: the mere
rings of Frank B. Gurlcy. one of
Stamford's-largest property holds".
and Miss Alma Sacrison, the dentin
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Victor sued-on.
of Charles street. They were quietly
married this afternoon in the Con-
gregational church in Brlsrcli‘c. N.
Y. Miss Sacrlson is a. Indus.“
nurse. -
Teacher: Johnny. it you don't be-
have I’ll have in send a note to your?
father.
IJohnny~You’d
lesions as a. cut!
better not my}; .
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term since his desth. was with-Mr.
1 Department end Vetersns'
rill-stolen. wee his successful trest-
ENTER'I‘AINMENT , ;
”RIOS. 0.. Sent. ale-Brit.
Gen. Cherles Elmer sewer. former
persons! physiehn to the isle Erosi-
dent Warren 'G. Harding. disdain!-
denly st White Oak Form. his home
here yesterday.
Dr, Sawyer died of cerebral hom-
orrnase while reclining in his or-
tice. whore‘ho‘ was wetting {or his
son. Dr. Carl W. Sawyer. to bring
him‘medicine. He. lied returned to
his home eeriy in the etternoon
completnlnt of not telling well.
Mrs. Florence Kilns Herding. wits.
ot the late president who hes been
rusting her home at White on:
Bur-yer when the end csme. He died
while sleeping.
slightly mere then. 1 your from
the time Dr. Sawyer“ stood; by the
bed-id's of President Herding in ,.
Sen Mnclséo hotel and watched the
end corne. as President'- wife pep.
termed the ”me service to the phy.
stolen.
A. close friend of President Hard.
inc. Dr. Sawyer was unpainted the
latter‘s rsenu physician soon sit-
er Mr. rain: was insus'untsd. He
was later sppoiuted s. brizedler sen-
ersl in the Army. He scoompsnledi
Mr. Herding on his trip to Alain
and m in con-tent attendance upon
him during his illness.
Generel you?" remained tor a
time es personel physicist: to Presto
dent Coolidge. but resirned to be.
come chlirmen of the Herding
Memorial Associstion. which plans
to erect monuments here to the
memory 0! the lste President. ‘
‘fijASHINGTONi Sept. :‘F—Word
or the deeth. of Genersl answer we:
received st the White House and
\Va.r Department with expressions of
sorrow. President Coolidge immed-
iately sent a message of condolence
«an: lulu "airman.“ 0: mimoa
less' to Weshinxtonnvith Presi-
dent Herdirtx at the beginning of his
administration. Dr. Sawyer W
vonlmiuloned a. brig-Aim- ‘encrsi in
the medical reserve of the army end
use given e succession of ”sign-
menu. serving both as the run-
dent's physician and with the War
Bureau.
lie was {or a time in chorgc 'ot the
general boerd for the hospitalisstion
of world We:- vetersns. and he can
mum: lit: lebors sna- President
Herding died through the first pert
oi the Coolidge ndminlstrstion.
One achievement. which broutht
widesprekd vrsiee to the Merton
ment or Mrs. Herding during e crixlo
est illness prior to the trip made by
President Herding to Alesks.
Mrs. Herding. who .hsd bereiy re-
covered, required his continuous ob-
sermtlon in Alesks. and. to s more
merited degree. on his return to
\l‘sshlnstc: with the body or her
husband.
Genersl Sawyer also cared for
President's health during file Alask-
lsn trip Ind pereonsllr attended
him when the first evidences of his
wls tsken to the hens! in San
Francisco. where the alrviccs or
other expert medical lattices could
be obtained. I .
President Coolidge rosinlned Dr.
wyer as his personal iphysician.
when e took over the omlce ot the
Presid nt. Letter. however; Dr. Sue-
yer extended this work under. the
Veterans’ Bureau. and was given
charge at the station at iPerryville.
Md.. but more recently was placed
on the inactive list of th is army at,
his on request in order that he
might give undivided anmtlon to
the affairs or veterans'. fireatment
torthe government and the Birding
Memorial. .
NAllONAlGllARD
Connecticut 011 e o f‘
S t a t e 3 Restricted
Until the Next Fiscal
Year
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'WASHINGTON. Sept. 24.— vNation~
el guard. organizations in twenty-
three states. the District at Oblumbis.
end Porto Rico. hevins reached the
strength tor which funds wcxn allot-
ted them tor the current item! yeer.
hsvc been notified by the V‘hr De-
partment. it was announced today.
not to increase their units beyond
present. strcnxth.
The gout strength of the National
Guard on August 31. the announces
merit said. was 188.713. and appro-
pristion. provided by Consuls: for
Notion-i Guard use during tille cur-
rent ,‘fiscal year provided for a.
strength of only 177.000.
Sistes to ,which notifications have
am: you VISITED ' '
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GIFT DEPARTMENT
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WEDDING GIFTS
PICTURES. HAMLS
PARTY FAVORS
TOYS.
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BRIDGEPORT. Sept. 24.—-—Attor-
ney James ,C. Shannon. prosecutor of
the city court. was :e-eiectod Gmnd
Knight of Park City noun il. Knignts
o. (omnibus at the nnnu 1 meeting
and election at oificers last night.
‘Others named were; Deputy grand
knight. Francis J. Brennan: chau-
ceilor, Attorney James E. Murphy;
recorder-”John J. Ryan: lnsldcvgusrd,
Dominik (,‘retella; waldo guard.
Joseph L. Kelly; financial secretary.
John G. Fitzgerald: treasurer. James
J. Broderick; trustee tor three years.
There win be a. special ““115;
the Christian Endcmor to. M
.iety , I
Vivlillsm buddy. Attacney Hugh J. the Ron-anon Baptist chm-cl] m:
stcry wee named delegate to the church Friday eveninr. A so;
state convention. time will also be czijt.}...;‘
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STAMFORD. Sept.
Kennedy Milliken. senior memlar of
the firm or T. K. Millikan and Son.
of New York City. died in the .‘iam-
ford hospital yesterday morning in
his.80th year. lie was born hr the
north of Ireland and had been a.
resident at §tsmtord {or 50 years.
lie was an’- officer of the First Pree-
byterisn church and his Inner-a] will
be held there Thursday afternoon at
tstsl illness were noticed. treetlns'
him yrsctlcelly without std until he
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wife end (our sons. .
Stamford Resident. .
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