ARMAND LIZOTTE NOW 80LE
OWNER OP REMIE A LIZOTTE COw
A notice Is appearing in this Issue
of the dissolution of partnership at
the firm of Remie and Llzotte taking
effect September 9th. The business
and assets of the partnership hava
been purchased by Armand T.lzotte
and all liabilities and obligations of
the partnership have been assumed,
by him. Mr. Idzotte has been connect*
ed with the Arm Remie and Tdzotta
In this city for nearly nine years, tat
this period he has had full charge of
the store and has built up an excellent
reputation for fair dealing and know*
ledge of what his patrons want ^
8TATE HAYMAKER8 ASSN.OF
CONNECTICUT BEING FORMED
Henry Hurdman la busy getting
members tor a new order. State Hay*
makers association of Connecticut*
which la a social order connected with,
the Red Men.
Ho nlready has enough names t©
start the new order which will prob*
ably be formed the later part of this
month, when the Grand officers of
Red Men make their annual visitation
j to this tribe September 28th.
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STUDYING LAW IN WASHINGTON
Henry J. Benoit, formerly a mail
carrier In this city and during the
war in the diplomatic servlae with
headquarters at Th Hague Is now In
the Post Office department *t Wash*
tngton. During hls visit to Putnam
Inst week he said that he was studying
law In hls off duty hours, and that
when he got through It he could pase
the bar examination In Connecticut
Ho might Cdftte hack to Putnam k?
practice.
SOUTH KILLING!,Y
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Jacques and
• amity of Hartford are spending a
few days with relatives here.
Miss Pearl Ducat was home over
Sunday.
