The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-09-12

persons and regarded as mostly un- collectable. On the real estate which Rockwell bought for $4,00o is first mortgage of $3,000 to Aaron H. San ford and second mortgage of $2,OO0 to Joseph Hall of Danbury. There IS also owned the former $75 and tc Hall $1S2 for interest. Debts to meat wholesalers are: John B. Woodruff, Bridgeport, $750; Swift Co.,. Dan- bury, $554; Morris Co.,, Bridgeport, $50; Omaha Beef Co.,, Danbury, $46S; Morris Beef Co.,, Bridgeport, s65O. Debts for auto tires are: Fox Tire Co.,, Bridgeport, s15o; G. A. Lewis, Danbury, $125; Todd Rubber Co.,, s7s. The Felloin Auto Go. of Danbury has a claim of $230 for auto repairs and upon two cars there is owed $675. Some of the other debts are these: Bethel Elevator Co.,, $200; B. F. Parker, for wages $50; Clinton San ford, wood, $20; E. Dolan, coal, $27; Peter Mcdonald, coal, SIP; Bridge bort Hydraulic Co.,, rent for Ice house, $10.
 As everyone should know another Liberty loan campaign is approach ing, being scheduled to start on or about Sept. IS. Horace Shepard, as istant manager for this district, has appointed W. s. Sanford chairman of
 he Redding committee, and the latter has named the following as his as sociates: H. s. Barnes, Rudloph Bradley, J. B. Sanford, H. A. Louns- bury, E. P. Sanford, Mrs. Charles Hill, Mrs. H. Sanford Osborn, Mrs. Q | Charles McCollam, Rufus A. Lyon, A meeting of the committee 'o ar range the preliminaries for Setting into action will be held on Saturday evening. The members are empoW- cred to collect. and receipt for pay | ments incident to subscriptions for bonds and hope to find the local pup l lie in a state of preparedness which 1 shall insure a successful campaign. | The town has responded so hand somely to the previous calls of the same kind that it would be a great pitv if the high record so far estab- 1 Hshed should not be maintained, es- | pecialIy when things are now. gong so well with the Hun on the run.
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 Considering the gaps made in the ranks of prep school teachers by wal
 calls D. S. Sanford has been very fortunate in filling his staff for th'
 coming year which begins Sept. 25 As before he will himself be in charg'
 of Latin, Greek, Civics and Curren Events, and Mrs. Sanford will handl'
 Mathematics and History. Angus Zabuesnic, University of Munich ant
 the Sorbonne, will teach French ant
 Spanish; Harold R. French, forme
 public school principal, common
 school branches and manual training
 Irving T. Boardman, Brown Univer
 sity, English, algebra and chemistry
 SybiI Barnes, New England Conser
 vatory of Music and Paris, piano
 Sylenda B. Morris, post graduat
 Boston University, grades in lowe
 school and music; Dora Read Good
 ale, drawing and painting; W. c. San
 ford, natural sciences, agriculture an
 practical arts.
 Arthur Nash, artist designer wit
 Tiffany & Co.,. of New York, has sol
 his property in Georgetown, one of tn
 towns most attractive residentia
 places to a Mrs. Holland of Yonk
 CTS. While the bargain is mad transfer has not been effected. Tn
 property has been on the market fo the past two or three years with $20 900 as the figure. It comprises abou
 150 acres and was formerly owned Frank Lee who sold to a family com bination of Italians. Thence it pass ed to the ownership of Jean Clemen daughter of Mark Twain, who foun - much satisfaction during the last yea or two of her life in playing at farm ing there. After becoming the owne MT. Nash expended large sums in i'm