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Q 1 R11) 11 NOVEMBER 1;, 192.3.
that the. biggest problem con-
til Commotlcut today is the
-ortation question, the board at
‘ or: .of the Connecticut Cham-
f Commerce met at the Hotel
New Haven, yesterday noon to
“mine what action or what
:‘J‘p the chamber should take es-
fi‘lly in the light of tile study of
V ortation matters that has been
by \arious committees of the
her during the past four years.
'o chamber directors gave cs-
_i attention to the co ordination
i. trolley. motor bus and motor
agencies. OiYicels of the
her feel that waste and dupli-
on in transpoltation service
ll be avoided inasmuch as the
To has to pay the cost.
Mons recommendations made
he Chamber's transportation
“hilttco were reviewed by the di-
' Those Invited.
rdor to have all liewpoints
entcd. Plosident ilogels of the
."1 ler intited the following per-
be present and to give ad-
'Robbins B. Stoeckel, Commis-
1. or of .Motor Vehicles of Connec-
3 Patrick J. Henley. or Water-
l1, president of the Connecticut
“$0.10? Stage Assoelation; Henry C.
' -- ppeli or New London. president‘
e Motor 'l‘ruck Association of
hesitant; Attorney Arthur L.
0RTATi0N SAY DlRECTORS
STATE COMMERCE CHAMBER
t in New Haven Today, Discuss (lo-ordina-
tion of Rail, Trolley, Bus and Truck Agen-
cies —- Feel Waste and Duplication Must
Stop to Cut Public’ 5 Bill .
RTFORD Nov G—Bccauec it,
Shipman of Hartford. representing
the bus and t1 uok interests; E. Kent
Hubbard. president at the Manufac-
turers Annotation of Connecticut:
A. P. Russell oi Boston, president of
the New England Transportation
Colllpany: Lucius 11‘. Sierra or New
York. former president of the Con-
necticut Company: Winthrop M.
Daniels. Professor of Transportation
01 Yale Univcrsity; and the mem-
bers of the Chamber's transporta-
tion committee who are: E. G.
Buckiand of New Haven. vice presi-
dent of the New York. New Haven
it Hartford It. R.;.Le Grand Cannon
01' New Haven, vice president: of
Austin. Nichols & Co: L. J. Car-
mait. oi New Haven, consulting en-
gineer; John ’1‘. Chidsoy. president
The Root Company. Bristol: Arthur
M. Gallons of Hartford. vice presi-
dent Phoenix Mutual Lite Ins. (30.:
Harrison B. Freeman of Hartford.
attorney; John D. Hci'lernan oi’
Waterbury. Scovili Manufacturing
(20.; Edward G. Mooney of East
Hartford. president of Hartford
Dcspatch &, Warehouse 00.; E. J.
Pearson of New Haven. president or
New York, New Haven 6: Hartford
1‘1. 11.: Samuel Russell. Jr.. of Mid-
dletown: and H. H. Skerrett, Jr.. of
Hartford. Hartford manager a:
Packard liiotorICar Co.. at N. Y.
President Ernest E. Rogers of
New London. treasurer of Connecti-
cut, presided.
TROWAYTON T
0 ELECT lTS
"t. and Mrs. John De
La t e r s Celebrate
2nd. Wedding Anni-
.ersa'ry Today
‘onday evening. November 9. the
' myton Hose company will hold
{tins has been called to vote up-
. O
r and Mrs. Thomas Hickey.
" Mary Hickey. and Miss Chard
"a tailor: in Philadelphia last
nd. They witnessed the ioot~
1 some between Illinois and
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“tall. with her sister. Mrl. Steven
rdeo or West side avenue.
a v e
.spent the summer at then
A e on Rowayton Beach, have re-
road to South Nolwalk (01 the
ter- months.
I t
» r. and Urs. Ednqrd Wri‘llt o.
,ig' land avenue have closed thCir
'e and have settled in Orange
,Florida. for the winter. They
.. nsratuistions are being extend—
'1 Captain and Mrs. John Do
not Pennoyer street, upon
U l
' l members of the millstrel show
given for the Rowayton Lib-
.Association at. the .Royle School
ten. Dec. i, are requested to
l the rehearsal to be held to-
1 at, the home at Mrs. Percy
Ymtt on Brookside avenue
. C C
nesday. November 11. the
Aid of the Methodist church
meet in the chapel.“
‘ O t o
ayton Beach open now. Mr.
L. as Hayes and )ir. Robert
have closed their homes am:
it of this week Mr. and Mrs.
do in Springdale for the w.inier
tss Carol Mills of Highland ave-
‘ ill sing the ottertory solo at
i convention o! the Ep-
Saturday.
examination for the position
for in the Rowayton
nice will be held in Darlen.
'e examinations.
ghoul-e purchasing a truck.
Stevens who has inst re;
rain was a vial-
Steveni
311’. iii... This evening a special-
ere are only a few houses on
was Rickey will return to their
6 which is to be held in
Norwam‘ Methodist Episcopal
bar 28. Rural mail cal-Hera
in H. Raymond will super.
"is expected that the East Nor.
tunper wiu visit Bowman
1 y to tebt the water pressure
hydrants here. The nose,
is contemplatinc buy!“ a ,
oe pamper and members.
“laxioua to give one a try—out.
William 1. Stevens of East
ls son or Captain and ms.
days in Maine on a business trip.
He is expected to return the later
part of the week.
0 O 0
A meeting of the committee of
ladies who collected the cards sign-
ed by Rowayton residents, who re-
newed their faith at the Anderson
Crusade. met at the home of Mrs.
Mary Thomas on Rowaytoll avenue
yesterday afternoon. The ladies were
Mrs. Deodnte Davenport of Roway-
ton avenue. Mrs. William Jennings
of Highland avenue. Mrs. Charles
Grey or Pennoyer street and Mrs.
Oscar Mills of Highland avenue.
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Sch‘ultze’s Markets
HEADQUARTERS . .
39 E? 41 Main Street, No rwalk, Conn
111111 GOES TO com want
11113 roam APPEARS
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Mrs. Jane Stiller. of Toledo .0.. graduated from Ohio State I'nivcrsity
and was admitted to the bar in 1021. She continued to practice law
alter her marriage 11 year and a half ago. and recently took her baby,
Mary Patricia, to court with ht‘l‘ while she 11er a vase.
are her helpers:
O h t
Plans were made to arrange for vill-
it to be made to the signers of the
cards. . Mrs. t“. l”). Albert, Mrs. C. R. Dip.
' 1‘ ‘ lplc. Mrs. Eula Fox-cit.
The garage on the Burl-lay ('ill' ‘ ' . '
tage. Vincent Place. in which Mini
Norma” Taylor and [11111in iil'll is ‘ John
being silingied.
0
Mrs. Ira Kiggins
‘ . Lillian Lassen, \il's.
In the lied Cross drive for ll‘lCll'i‘A 411‘. on' M“. Albert 121111511.
bershlp. Nov. 11—26. ltownyton is .1
district No. 1. Mrs. 1'}. Honor," \ ,
Evory is captain, and the follow‘ " dult maybe “1de as
Mrs. Sanio. Mrs. E. G. Shinc.‘
Earl Stevens.
Mrs. Frank Stevens. Miss Bertha
Scoflcld. Mrs. Alldie'VV'cod and
Harold N. Wilson.
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Rib Roast (boned
Solid Lean Pot
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Y and rolled) 28c LoinChops__.,_,:,30c ‘
B. & B, Pot Roast , 24o Rumps . . . . . . . . . .418( Bore Quarters
Roast............20c
Rump Pot Roast 22-24c .
Shoulder Steak - -~- - 18¢ Fresh Shoulders . . . 22c 1
Bound Steak 2811 Fresh ,Hams 29c
A ' Sirloin Steak 30c Fresh Pigs Feet 10‘
Porter House Steal: 32c
VEAL LAMB
Veal Cutlets . . . . . . 34c L cgs of Springers . _ 38c
Springers . ....... 24c
' ' Les..............12c .
Shoulder Pot Roast 16‘ g .1 Rib‘Chops . . . . . ....35c
PORK Loin Chops .' . . . . . . . 50c
Stewing ,l5c
FreshLoins.......28c
POULTRY
Young Roasting ,
SMOKED Chickens . . . . . . f 36c
Puritan Skinned
Pure Pork Sausage - 35c
Sunlight Butter '. .. 53c Smoked Shoulders 20c Long island Ducks . 33.
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LIBERTY SQUARE
BOW,
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LambPl'cks.................12c
PotatoSslsd 20° Calves Liver 40c
Virginia StyleBskedliam.... 80c BeefHearts 14c
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. Our Motto:
First District ' Courtesy
COR. WASHINGTON St. & B. R. Ave. 2nd Dist.
238W AVE. Alli!
. Rh no: Sal-15cm
irudo dBrenda. liils. John
t is earnestly desired that every
Cross member. There are some on-
:ilrc families in Rowayton that have
been lnembcls for years. Rowayton
M” led all of the disillcts last year in
[the nllmbel of melllbcls who Joined.
12,218;L’MILEAGE,
OERURAL ROADS
lN CONNECTICUT
Statistics Place Sur-
faced Roadsill State
at 1,668 Miles —~ 111
Nation, 500,000
The total rural mileage or walls
ill Connecticut is 12.218. according
to the Bureau of Public lloads tli'
the United Slates Deptlrtlllcnt of
Agriculture.
Surtloed roads ill lilo stlltc total
1.6“ miles. u of Dec. :11. 1911. and
surfaced country roads ot the Hill‘lli}
date totaled 743 miles.
The mileage of surfaced roads ill
the United States is nearing the
i100.000 maria according to lilli liu.
read of Public Bonds. Some, weeks
ago the Stat. "Doris indicated that
there were 128.347 'filllies of sur-
faced road on the State Eysicllls oi
the end «.1924 and similar Bullw-
‘quent reports from the States indi-
cated that mileage or surfaced
country roads was 339.558. milking
a total of “7.005 miles. While it
county roads is not so account» 1111
”10.00: the State rouds. tho lllluu-
llgure is probably not too largo.
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