A cable has been received from
George D. Pattison of West Redding
announcing his safe arrival at Japan
Reddington W. Dayton is about to
make extensive repairs upon his resi
dence, the old Dimond place on Di
mond Hill
The Wallace Williams corner prop
erty in Georgetown, where the late
owner conducted a jewelry store for
many years, has been sold to a
Branchville resident.
ground he lost, relatively, early in
the rapid upward movement of prices
of farm products after 1915. This
wage recovery has not yet been ac-eornptishedv"
JANITOR HOLDS
OFF 20 OFFICERS
building on New Haven avenue. Mr.
Warren's brother is reporter! as seri
ously ill.
I For three days the retailers of the
I Tjnited States will convene to take up
the big business questions which ar
agitating the country.
Foremost among these the high
cost of living, will be discussed by-
Howard E. Figg, Assistant to Attor-
ey-General Palmer, and charged
;ith the enforcement of the Lever
act. Mr. Figg will present the gov
ernment's side of the case, tell what
the Department of Justice has done
and offer his co-operation. He is
eady, it is stated, to listen to the
plans of the retailers to lower living
costs.
The banquet of the association at !
which Secretary Baiter will speak
will take place Thursday evening.
The Rev. Dr. S. Parkes Cadman, of
Brooklyn, will also speak. Special
seating and other arrangments have
been made for the banquet. Many
department stores have been reserv-
ng seats for their entire staffs
there.
