, “m the» ‘u ‘ Vim. mm are sold Mr. Finch. Dot-loin. Daisy Boidon's sod t6 ride (in Sunday e a lot the Span- o end is blacksmith :1 row than. Things . was busy. . , automobiles began Meson ro‘i use. But stlll. 'vr‘éro plenty of so siege I moved Th8“. Mechanic street. Tay- l , used to have Then. at the ‘W Vol-notable t rned into twice . Even on the terms ,_ nave place. to tractors. kept their horses, but I'd shoe them old times. on rainy days. he peo lo line up at the or their orses shod. ay, and all I do is so and their'hoois once in a. while. oots crow quitetast'. and tow years. There was hard- :ing to do this winter. In he village blacksmith. ss 1, passing in perish as in. coins. Longtellow's picture shop, with the roaring help , the flying sparks, will soon unknown thing. and the next ‘onwill only have the poem .the‘picture at that genv‘ , . who was unimportant i the community until re- ‘ ‘ The smell of the burn- and the hiss of red-hot iron, = in has gone. The leather hung on the wall. and the note ot the ionvil hushed». . “(the automotiile' takes; it of broke my business. but ivo me a living. I figured it 1' to wbrk fox someone else .' nothing ” said Finch. “I be quite good at melting strings bodies. so figured eke out fairly well with, lee ‘and I got a job”! ills Finch is now at the U. s. ‘ may, Company in Stamford—— 3 out parts to the auto- nt drove out the horse., _ -. ‘deay dance of the Buried ment Association, at the ‘ool, was a success. and it people enjoyed the at" ' oil was prettily decorat- ei‘s where an given small ‘ of, Various hues. A prize once was won by Mar- and Resort Wright. 9. beautiful vase and tinsel! Patteirsoii. Mrs hall P. Richards. Mrs in horse 02 ten raised. will be used in: , ‘ovma, “3 mi mooninisnt ond, museums: mm the suns we. hoist closest! tor ID in: prior to enters». ~ remiss o soldier. museum" tranoior to ‘eivii nroolomotion. Homers. she as bun recorded at Wuhinstowu d on . em 7 sort and o‘srcel oi! .li‘ort oi: Moe's island. Her ‘m needs come under appropriation or the million post or a. whole. and she hod no greater neoosntono‘y dieting. tion thon our other privy. _ Now the slap or the boil: than is marking im- iost portioip on in the post budget... Literati she has a buds her own. 1)) rich President ooiidss'l soon Hereotter h I W 1 of but” toss: is, undermine ‘ dose,» or a. notionsl V sooomoiishsd , by t .3500 a month on 253 messed, ‘flbo 'ermy nest itsoli. Vi,“ ttho Fertile. ,On the other hood, I! ‘ given "no. Lipsrwm or. ruse noon moiefldn so otton re tram no , it no wind blowinr up The heroes ire goody provided 0:. weather iii-dot "Miss Liberty" con lights Which produoo er‘ impresstv night-stint; “ , ,‘ The government, opproorl year for Bedioo's Island, for the statue. the bull: e which . tor lighting. and. $1, 016. 51 for the SPRINGWOOD Joseph Gothic 0: Boston street was a business miter, in Bidseneld Sat- urdoy. _ a v' o s o' , Samuel Abramson oi Bouton street visited friends in Stomio‘rd Satur- day. I o .- James Domato oi Lowe street visited in Stamford yesterday. _ I ._ O ,‘ fir. and Mrs. James Florence 0: Cl street entertained relatives from New, York City over the week. end 0 0 l ‘ John Taylor oi Lowe street motor- ed to Bridgeport yesterday. ‘ -.. . . . ., . » , Cllltord Jackso oi Bridgeport visited Sprinswoo Saturday. 0 0 U Potrlck Dominic or Benton street spent Sunday inflow York City. . 0‘ 0 a. . ' Mr. and Mrs. John Tori: or Lex- ington avenue entertained relatives from Bridgeport over the week-end. I Andrew Banyai of Paradise street was a. visitor in Stamford yester- day. ,.‘ ,' 's o s K Anthony Corteilo oi Stamiord was I Q , ,. -Mr..and‘ Mrs. Anthony itiro oi Knapp‘ street. entertained relatives from New Haven over the week-end. O 0 0 . Henry Oogswell or Stamford was a visitor in Springwood Saturday. as l » Mr. and Mrs. John Mosqullla. oi «yesterday. Joseph deliver 0! Clean street I wits a. visitor in Stamford Saturday. , ~ Stamford yosterdny. , Mrs Michael mmm ,‘~ot new. a. visitor in ‘Sprincwood yesterday. — . , . Spring street l‘hotored boomers Jesse and Alexander Straubnrxor ot Lexington avenue Rudolph 3.35m : t Le avenue who was iniiired in a. denizreoently. is able to again. . . of Ely avenilo entertain tro‘ni’Stomtord yesterdsy ‘ o, o o ' Stamford yestredoy. . Alexander White ozlno was a Room. visit city. . , o o Mr. and Mrs. Potrlo’k Diprico i Clay street entertained in has tr to street had as “her week end‘ru‘ss, her son. John. oi ‘Binrhamton. John Ch‘eh ot‘Loxinxton sVenue was a business visitor lemidseport setordoy. , ‘Mrs. owls: who... at ‘ Khan» a rest entertained Moods trom stsiniord not Mr. end, Mrs. Batons? Libertine 62 Lowe street entertained riends my Deanery soturdoi' ' ‘ silos : - which. her custodians soy. wil make ‘ . * her last torevormor so to I” I and metal hold tenth Mr. end Mr _ Ralph Goohio‘ ‘o Mulvoy street e ‘ e , d- C boo“ soldiers oils in Mr. ond Mrs. swim. Fatim‘o a"... ‘ tertnined fields from Bridgeport Anthony Nickoietto of Benton street wss a ilsitor- in Stamford Sat. flutes! Uses cominon kerosene, gssoline, o distill - Cooks vvith clean, hot, economical GAS HEAT Giv s perfect results. Saves one fourth the ‘ . Lasts, a lifetim what the? hone“ tensiifo o [rid i the Billions The revisits ofth * h ‘ «lines we halt :tli
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