Toni Keogh to timing to use a
port: of cruisers eastward in his
lunch Tues y_ ,
ert Donna at Betta Place, spent
8 oy at Eerndsle EsM Rddsellold.
will his wife; Who is spending a few
regions 'EKIWQFNW the benedt of her
.. W J .
The annual election or ofllcsrs or the
Advent Christian Sunday school will
place Sunday and Superintendent
rd Bland desires to see as large
Attendance as podslble.
; ......
regular monthly,” meeting of
M bgwfr‘gooeiitag‘d lager Co:npsny
e even at
In time the {mittizrgot acceptil‘Igthe
tion to the Westpoi't parade Oct-
17th. will be brought up.
s first weeks: the "psi“! at
th§;onot Not-yolk Qchbdls as lie‘en
vefi" satisfactory. The attendance has
:fi‘excellsnt all the week and the
afte theti limo: III‘B'
; on. i: new resigning nicely.
Tyo well attended and spiritually
in: services, were held yesterday
at e Advent chi-led n Church Wdthh
till; Adventists roots
.The moonlit: service was held
10 to 12 and the eevning meeting
7: 30 to 0:16.
Galen Wood went to liavini‘tocli. yec
WV. and attended the re-union of
hit regiment. Mr. oWod reports a due
time, but regretted to see at out of
a pony of 125 that soil in the
s, only sixteen were on hand yea-
tertlay to answer to the roll-coll.
Rev J. W. Davis has prepared a s
' J cisl service‘ 1'o'r Gundsy evening at
, ".Iidvent Christian Church This will be
the last service at which he will
I preach for two weeks, since he and his
wife will leave Monday morning (or a
two week's vacation stay in Kingston
on the Hudson
It. and Mrs. Richard Bland ore
sphllln‘g the din In Huntington They
wont over this morning on the steam
or e! that some Mr. Blend is slowly
recovering from the effects of his In-
juries received on the trolley about
fonrhwsohuo
.and Mrs. John Hall were sore
tsrlce last evening at their home
, in was street. First. early In the
ng. the young friends of the con
I”. come around and were treated to
mums and coke and later the mem-
Jiel'l heron! the famous Pastime Athlete
also put in on appearance They were
ted to stars. It is said that there
'7 be more of It tbtllght from the
older friends at the couple
, , SPECIAIIS
v; sds‘citsu outv.
Pillsbury or Gold Medal
Fifi' per bag, 70s.
I...” risk. lilo: per bushel,
ME .I.
tweet Potatoes. scene“. as.
I imainhtidltoriuin nestfwesk. The conI
‘ . gander: accordinst will hold special
“BER my“ ‘1‘ .....I
-'-Don‘t let this baby suitor from sass,-
Jill“; sores iior any itch!
" *hm‘
joined the Congregational Church. ct
parish. . ‘
ten Mon’dsy- by a dog which had won-
tiered to her place. She was
cd by Dr. House and is now doing well.
The dog was shot.
who have been spending a. few days
After visiting all the places of inter
est and
excellent time.
of Mrs Theodore Beebe of Noroton, In country. hits. 0. A:"DIVeiiport 'is
the parlors oi. the; Asa: ace maple manager.
'svonus.Witsr'd it‘y w“ of In
‘terest because It included old blue wil-
iI. was s diy of reach the Viola y at Oitstsrmoy. where
visitinfilhcr 3
Idvinsstsnm oy gave a race!)-
by the Black-
”1mm
a“; sad ""mmf'wzm lire. ”More Wiles
."Kw .I WM Noxcn. ngl. Harryfltl’i
. I 0
WI “.3... ”MIN tlnm’d’eil'idlii?
molest thstit Willi. . I 1
Mr. and use. miter (laden e
n "m on the ,ksined I.asd his. Ws’lta‘c whom
ewYor (be,
, A large party oiWiit’ou ladies ...: ‘
ioysd a trip across the Bound isst Erl-
day, on the steamer Huntington.
sewsli services in the old biulding
ol the skint
trawler.
"All drumst sell It.
hlld dre , ‘
Ilium.
Dr. and Mrs. John Godfrey have I'm” 9" 3
(a. g| ’ ill“ ..o
Samuel hturse's. who has been visit
Zinl his parents in and Mrs. J.
t ‘I
log to Sun yachool columnt slur-set. of Cancun, set on
llI 1m: msisal fig-wait“?! mi £23 mfit‘fi, ‘fi'gmafi Deep River. after his “teeth
as eye 9 -~---*------‘-- .
use were ohm I “m m’ “"4"" “”8““ Norma. in. rind sin. Howler dim-teed and .9
children have returned to their home
In Ghlcsso after several weeks' visit
with the farmer's mother. lira. Edward
Olmstesd.
m
James Purllla tormerly or New Can-
nan, has purcnosed the whiloni Jehlel
Grumman ploos In South Wilton, and
Iw‘ith his family will soon take posses
,s on;
Miss Ruth Abbe was severely hit:
attend-
The Misses Nellie and May Dance,
at Niagara Falls have returned home.
...—......I.
“Yo Quaint Wilton House" has now
' opened for the fall season, oflerlng I
many attractions to aoiourners in .the
report line weather and on
The sale of furniture from the home
Charles Editions, tin Godtrey s d ._
Elsie Petersen Ire shilling ts wiitIIuI
continkeh‘t who stt‘edd" the th Nab ,-
wolli High school. Sherwood Chlches-
tor Ralph Gregory slid Samuel Keea
Ier attend at or Norwuk public
schools.
low were that has been In the Beebe
ta :ylnesglhy y200 ”finish r; d oak
e m stony c s arved
our di hing table and other articles.
I wflimtgnflemln‘fi nigh a party 10!
iris s. I out r t and ear v.
last Sunday ihorilldg, for a trip to the
war ships and Long Island. and with
the Intention or returning on Monday
evening After s. series of minor ml!
the r finally managed to
o
The Matinee Whist Club held an en-
ioyable meeting Tuesday afternoon
with Mrs. G A. Davenport. Four to-
bles were tilled and the successful
competitors were Miss Katherine Stur-
ges. Miss Folsom. Miss Abby RIhldle
and Miss Marlon Olmstsad. ,
her engine move out. She was taken
In tow by a friendly craft and her par.
«...-w- out-
0. J. Ogden. of Colum Ia. addressed
fivL‘m“, on "1° beach Rig?“ film a lone contention on he Mastery of
chiliym' “charm night InwasI a. h“ Bud" “mm" In the
Conventional Church. A
sire and scholarly exposit on of the
lectursr‘s allblect deeply interest“
his hearers
, A closely contested ball mid took
place Labor nayx otters ins -
dow near the stat Ion, heist.“ ’
ton and Bald Hill nines.
won. the score standing No
“° lection wss taken at the“ c
some. the suns ‘sodrosll ““0!
to the benefit of the Village Millime-
‘nicnt Society.
spent. On Tuesday the party returned
home solely. but thoroughly disgusted
yo [orienting naval reviews.‘
mg ls nd.’ lied hand, and
everything else In the vicinity.
NO'I‘ES ‘OF :N‘IE SEASHORE.
Mr. and Mrs. E. E. hilllspsugb and.
Mrs. Albert Hickok. at Bethel.
sto In file h
on st. illnesses,
Mrs. We (Ilsrltson and lion liar-
old. and Mr. and Mrs. William Reid. of
High street. Eethei. are at Comps Owing '10 the uncertain weather La-
Beach. occuping the new cottage that .
Mr. CIarltson has just had built there,‘ {3; 2:33:12; ‘5:,'";.§$:;,‘,,‘X£l.
and will“! I! IDOIII. COMDIGM. tomorrow A“ ”'6 in 8d [0 be pm
flatu" I“ o 52°“ d‘Ifid one. ”‘4 h" set and help on the good cause of vil-
n nonicd un cw. Iago improvemséit I This Minglin-
‘ment will'undou ted y proves r lant
WESTPORT. and succes‘slul sifsir. Prominent so
Miss Vivian rudder nu been vIsIt-
clety representatives having charge of
the various booths, where lsncy and
in: relatives is‘ Strstlord. ‘ uselul articles will be for sale. Includ
' lhg refreshments.
Kr. and Ira. Frank Osborn have
been entertaining Irisnds from out of
town.
The Town Hall was well tilled last
Saturday evening vllth a responsive
will mail. ghysétr‘slcntion wosmw. D.
a 0 races
.3533." presented a realistic dollnestlorl of to
dillorsnt characters to the play Chris-
tdpher Jr. tight shores rs were its-
persohstod In this righ y designated
comedy of errors, In which joy, sorrow,
our. ass :r humor, thmhllty,
e and s s
not of hum cams. was sntor-
lnlngly mirrored to the delighted Ils
fists. Hr. Him in closing III, om
save a s 's c
longs sssnstrcin minim.
“drama, "The Rivals.
ossds from the entertainment amount:
ed to over in which will be devoted
to the use or the library.
...-uh...—
Alien Jennings. of South
been visiting relatives In
on business.
was Minnie ll. Sherwood. of this
todwn. was married on Esptembor 1st
to Thomas B. Adams of Derby, st lion-
M
risvlila, Vt,
Charles N. asldt, of Westport. who
has been spending some tIins st Ira.
Frank M. Read It mandsld rstprw
ed home on Wetlands
wine In MAW .
lsr a summer oi reload 4
hands? sow most er cos
attended. The flats“
sessions this wire
. w
and
wall
renew
William It. Post ”Mod the
WW
A oltrlsadsoosoihlswsss.
ammonium
ton. tdnprrow aftermath and evening.
”cos—aw
ar ,,
‘IW‘BI’OII of cranberries. - i
at Its best, chopping the food easily-
ond dniclrly, and there is no friction.
except between the knives. where it
should be. Call and;
probes. I ‘1
Fresh Fish;
perfect “
Hrs. wail-name wssdhe .1
u see Glidcrd.
M at Viola
on street,
at; chic. In NoVI
trounce. Wile
11 M. Gould is busy
Miss. ”Eddies White ,h“,'.3"‘11'5!”““‘
WILL OUT 8% LBS. NEAT A
MINUTE.
lp light running; in operation It is;
f‘ ,
them.
, I
Bluefish ................ ...t...180 lb
Wsskdsh. ... .10clb.
nish and Bonita Escherel...10c in
River ass. . . . .. ’lclb
Eols.. . ..1.dclb
Hillbut ....... .130 lb.
Cod..................‘..180Ib.
8 Dr“ n..................130lb.
All 0 or kinds or dish selllns st
rwrni‘bgflgi‘fh no on FltlDliY
also saruansfin‘s‘.
-, Cloth Window shades. with trials. are
white garish: ones. with sutures. 10o
Pblwefrsnes mm
Strides Made to order. '
Paloma and
Decoration
No. III
*reiniéeihoiliesé
' Crew
' Gladstone ::. ‘ .
house furnishing
I... II DEGIIER
sr WWII“! M .
TN- 9',“
It is Good
Gent a! Hotel,
‘ of New Haven. have
few days with Mrs: Martin newton
‘ I Miss em nonneiiy and sisters ner-
Goods.
m. m‘ks
hrowsry this user hosr.
r. We dell
itln your
00 r
mam To! ti III-1:.a
' ‘ ii
" her brother. will: Nichols. and
I ily, in New Y rk.
ices. Morse} ,,
ed to their school duties in New York.
was mine Heine has returned to ' V
' New York. after spending the summer
'3 Flips. 2m 25:
‘ II diesel! n I
to edit ospita undo lid
Iii are. m
not. it. c
of south Norwallr. have been recent.
guests oi Mrs. L. M. Gould.
‘ WW“
. and Mrs
ll spend!
BI. and We, 11qu
with her cousins, the Misses Fsdlhan
her. Miss Frederico Faulharber is iti—
so spending this wool: in New York.
and Save l‘ioneli.
21 lbs. orsnilstedsuin stoo
s lb. Gan Baked Beans; 10c: em are
2 Phys. Cream Wheat.........,_2bo
sweet Potatoes, per peck ....... 30c
35 out,
Phone 223-3.
DAVID W. RAYflm.
more Directs’t Hit-I
Ind Embslmso‘
is m mm at polite Item-ll
Whoa. I Wlhlllltfll I“
News» as house. “II I.
HEATING. .1
301‘ WATER HEATIN
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rs asp rm .
h “Flmmfi “Nail?
Taiwan... 3°
it want. eraser. YhoszsltK
lolt “lob old.
uhostogd'Ave. Mnm‘
3163110.... D RANGES?
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III. M
w , e
‘ £45m mew
in? _
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mi...
"M.“lm‘h
DERBY Sort r.-—~w‘
tentstlon the body 0
David Torrance will be
I late home in Atwe. r III
m
[Bull {our Solomon 5
‘ Groceries at our store
ternoun and lode at
ste'ry. The dhfiuw MK 1
simple and wl ,
W. H. Alexander;
gregationel Church '
hearers will be members. 0
promo Court. and tbs...optiv
will be six youth are
ways been nelghbo
rance. They are J
and Harry Munster, .Waltcr .
Robert a (lumber and trainees
sett it was in accordan wit
wish of the lhtekluii: . . ’
rangements will .
slble even-- the
which he was co
any uniformed do ll. ‘
the business houses“ ll c .
hours, and the savings basil I
Judge Torrance was a vice "
to "a “mm
JOIIII H. Kn.”
dulsh a. new
CANON” NIH! .I
I H 'M H; I
mu. Nil
nor worst. ’
A!” '
I"
Wé'vmousmMeevIwM.‘I
son’ 5 line the host
. we ev‘erha‘d. .
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