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Augusta Sutton, who
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tar aedren
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spoke of New
"ar historic miatton as a
the oppressed
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Three
ica's alto it was the refuge
copresseci peoples of the
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saw,
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Not 'Eng
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dal Li the refuge for refugees,
ler nee as a havers has spread
the United States
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at is the dithrerice between
seed refugee'?" Dr
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Sutton
'Teen is no difference ex
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Or a mere matter of accent
i7!ftble
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akitm assured the gradu
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that the world may seem triPse
test that actually the
melt try near
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The war
allot much longer
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and the
ce the noes people of Arm:la
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be to help straighten out
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tiler,
.
zeito is a member of
:mew of Danbtuy Teachers'
in high terms
of
In Drlicoll,
principal of the
%el Bentett School, who
eat of her students
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moister participated in
teritiram by giving addrenes
[tag =O• to
the accom
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I of Hrs
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Glades Grove
Rea Ahn Oration made
Ititkcdaing gaeldrees, and Rich
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eater/e• whose topic was
Arad"
pointed out that
ear the keeper of the
Desee
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John Schmitt
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In
et
eireerruted Memo fee,"
IrEy as it wis in
419• dining which
time tie
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tint oluetry, fivratla
uh,
*'its, Cave the short
re t
The two horses that came
gal
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loping through Wilton, George
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town and Redding a few Sundays
ago, h
found their master, Or
rather, their master has found
teem
.
Ile is John Kenneth Byard
Silvermine, who gave the horsen
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have had an awful
scare, or they must have been
chased like everything," Mr
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M
explained "They're the gentlest
homes and I never heard of them
running away from a bridle or
saddle
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Why
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as
MOD as they sow
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Special Town Meeting Turns Down Proposal
to Lease Land from ()rem and Re
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quests Another Committee
What Wilton wants WOW
than snow for Owlet:nee et turkey for
Thenkraiving Is is dump For two mire the town has beam locking
for a suitable spot where garbage
.
may be divined of
.
but nobody
wants to be a
neighbor to Wilton's refuse D•e inetiot of which No
se=
t to be that much
Wiitort covets
a
public dump
.
It really doseret
want one
I This was brought out unmis
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takably at the town meeting on
Monday to menet Geu•ge Van
1 Itiper's resolution aluthoraLrig
--
the
i selectmen to enter Into a teary
far the term of five
Yea:WS at the
rate
of IMO per year with Ctallitn
Oran of Wilton for tea use of his
land on the Range Road in Wilton
at a public dump for the &ceded
of refuse!'
Fen S
Vacant
The call for a town me
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41:4g
brought a reezirci attreounee
There were only a few vaned
seats in the Taira Hall auditor
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ium
.
After math disc:mean pro end
cola Mr Vanlelper wit•drew his
original =nun in favor of an
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other, sporisderd by Palen S
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Rounds
.
This resolution Prowsed
the appointment of another ccm
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matte to report witlaM V
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: days
at a town meeting on oietahle
sites for a dump
.
The ranstitute
rewlution which was emezteasey
adopted
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reads as Pollan:
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Resahed that the Selectmen
,
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re recurstiesi to forthwith
&Witt
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tee from each dls
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Wet
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to prepare and iceert to
A
town meeting within 50 days, psis
for making or carefully mama
th
collection ig garbage sod
!refuse and the &mesa/ thmecit
by establishing and neentainbeg
a place for garbage chwesal in
Wilton which shall be apprered
by the State Commiesiozer of
Health
.
and which sisal) be se
placed and protected that it will
nut teetstirete a pubille nuisance
ax defined by the Sanitary Code of
Connecticut
.
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New Ceetanittee
The committee to he appaulted
in accordance
rah the reclutiort
.
will consist Cl ten members
.
Tea
who have thesis' armed
tia sent
cm the committee arc Ralph
S
.
Rounds
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13, Evans; Reb:nod
awl
B
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0 Kudjbanalt
.
Present at the meeting Nerve a
number of ',seems who have been
oallecting the refuse from
vat
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iota
Trousers
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4th in Wiitoe
.
Having no
authorized dump saner Wrstpart
closed its dump its Weitora they
have been aksiing their etelectiores
in their own backyards
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Tree Pre
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tested at the delay or 30 dare dur•
Ordination to Be
Here on July 28
Cart A
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Hanson to Start Duties
at Congregational Church
Plans for the ordination Carl
Albert Hanson, new pastor of the
Wilton Ccmeregatirmal Church
.
moved a step nearer Sunday by the
execution of a "Letter Missive"
the part of the nine members of
the erotic is committee
.
In this letter
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the PaIrreld A
In
Wilton on Sunday
.
July 28 for
afternoon and evening sessions
.
This call will be transmitted by the
scribe of the association to all the
47 Cortgregatkinal churdies in th
counte
.
Each is asked to send its
pastor and one other delegate to
Wilton
.
In the afternoon these
delegates will examine Yr
Han
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son
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Then they will be entertained
by the women of the church at
an out
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of
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doors
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upper, weather
permitting
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Ordination
In the evening
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at 8 o'clock
.
the
formal service of ordination and
recognition will commence, assum
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ing that Mr
.
Hanson meets the
requirements of his denomination
.
This service should be impres
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sive
.
Right clergymen, in addition
to John Remy of South Notelet
the moderator, are expected to
take part
.
The sermon is to be de
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livered by the Rev
.
Luther A
.
Weigh
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, the eloquent dean of Yale
Divinity School
.
The Rev
.
Mr
.
English, superintendent of the
Stet centers
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mete is also expected
to speak
.
se well as the Rev
.
Paul
H
.
Velth of Yale and Mr
.
Hansone
farmer owed, the Rev
.
Plell1P
The /alarming imbed has bace
requested to re
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check all X
gasoline ration curds
.
!folders
of X cards are requested to call
at the office of the rationing
board at the town hail
.
bring
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ing their gasoline ration card
and car registration
.
The office
will be open for this purpose
from 9 a
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rn
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to 11:30 a m on
June 11
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12 and 13
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1942
lir 11 he "
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M
E CENTS
16 PAGES
1 Students Get Diplomas N
From Gilbert and Bennett RFr
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al THE (aRAI)ITATES
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150 Attend Dinner and Meet
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tiromelown School Are
frig at Cannon Grange
lirid
in Town Hon
First llomint
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surroN SPEAKS
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Wilton's new Rotary Club re
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Rita
Ann Graham
etived Its charter art a meeting at
airs PattleIpste
In Exercises
John Stuart Schmitt
with speeches and
Richard Joseph Schneeberger
the Orange Ball
Cannondale
Singing Second Honors
Tuesday evening
.
The chatter was
Dorothy Aileen Banner
presented by Dr
.
Ralph C, Jenkins
oozes:Woos of the Gilbert
Charles Michael Defranco
of Dienbury, district governor, to
aimed Stem received their
poet Michael Driscoll
Edwin 0
.
Ethers, president
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tAs
rose night In the count
y Thomas Edward Gilbert
An elaborate program had been
&sew lastduatIon exorcism:
Ray Edward Harter
.
Jr
prepared in honor of the occasion
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•ion hail
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They were Pre
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Helen Elaine Hosted
The meeting wits milled to order
liany A
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Lindstrom
seen Jacob Moller
by Charles W
.
Pettetialli, member
turn
of the extension conunIttet, Rotary
William Henry Monroe
et the 10th School Ds
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eina
International, followed by an in
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at,
Other Graduate
lie erne of Elsarlis mntth,
Hattie Carolyn Abbott
vocation by the Rev, Charles W
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4' ant Circumstance
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" the George Curtis Anderhaggen
Wilding
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oat tied tip the center aisle Anna Louise Anderson
John F
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Cloctien, selectman,
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welcomed the new club and special
.
i'Jet The girls in white
.
Robert Wallace Andreasen
representatives John J
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O'Hare and
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tomes
01 ma
tomes
and
Arletta Morehouse Barrett
FrimeLs W
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Collins of the Rotary
sit:teal
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and the boys
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wear
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Henry Arthur Batterson
Club of Ridgefield were introduced
.
'mg blue meta and white Paul
Chelminski
These formalities were prelim
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boutetniers of white
James Lincoln Collier
Mary to the great event of the
twocallen by the Rev, Robert Donald Collis
evening
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which was the presenta
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ts
Wilding opened the Donald Hopkins Corsa
eon of Charter No
.
5506, to which
William Howard Darragh
Mr
.
Silvers responded with ap
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Harold Borglum Davies
propriate remarks of gratitude
.
Richard Fuller Deforest
The Rev, Hugh Shields of
Ridgefield, provided an interlude
Ethel Mary Dunham
of humor by uttering a few 'Se
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Milton Thomas Fergeson
flections of a Proud Father
.
"
DorothyThom
Donald A
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Adams, past president,
Marie Grace Hawks
Rotary International, made the
Lawrence Marvin Hoyt
principal address, in which ha
William Louis Jerome
outlined the history of the Rotary
Nils Everett Johnson
movement, its aims and purposes,
Irene Barbara Kaufman
adding words of predictkm as to
Robert Knowles
the success of Wiltan`s club
.
Mildred Elsie Lawrence
William A
.
Edwards, secretary,
Milton Roscoe Marhoffer
accepted a number of gifts in
Doris Johanna McGarvey
behalf of the Wilton club
.
Through
the officers of the club a bell and
Mary Jane Middlebrook
gavel to can the meetings to order
Sherman Lucian Morehouse
were donated, as well as a seem
.
Helga Evelyn Muhrenberg
tary's kit in a leather bound brief
Doris Eileen Odeon
case
.
There was also a large
Rufus
Wheeler Peckham
American flag made of silk, and
Kenneth Larkham Robinson
certificates of membership were
Robert Raymond Studwell
given to all charter members
.
Carl Lyman Sundlof
There were also button
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hole Ro
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tart
Thomas Francis Tanner
emblems for a
Marie Helen Toth
Membership
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certificates
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were
Anthony
Grove Weinberg
Presented by Clifford A
.
Holleran,
president of the Rotary Club of
Alice Carrie Ann Wilcox
Ridgefield
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The proceedings wound
Edward Roberts
Wood
up with songs led by
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Sill" Htun
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Kenneth Fitch Youngquirt
tContintied on pave sixteen)
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