8'
this-dad
NorwalkCosland
of Christ.
a
the
.- and fun“;
all" returned to on St.
wettest diam inm-
s—fl ’
' Irving. son of Mrs. William Bogar
duo. While playing with him ”when
' in East Norwalk. fell on a. pile of
rocks and broke his left nun. Dr.
Wolfe. set the fractured bone.
um. Leo Davis is attendhg the
'- County Suffrage Mon at the
.mthly meeting of the Fail-field,
sews oi! the m ' ,
minim onto‘ebe hunk oi arm
_ the roadway. Noone wan-3
‘vwere made. mi
Chester by a garage concern there.
the owner of thecar being a Port
.Chester woman.
*
Large audiences enjoyed the com-
munity motion pictures at Center
’eclrool this week. Qhe school children
pad a few adults in the afternoon.
and adults and young people in the
crating. A Burton Holmes travel-
ogue. “Pm-is the Magnificent." was
italic-wed by o. Paramount. magazine.
.the animated cartoon showing End
and Susie .ln "Monkeyaehines" being
especially enjoyed. The feature pic-
ture was Marguerite Clarke In “Gret-
na. Green." a romentic comedy. which
showed this young favorite of Darien
movie-goersdo great advantage.
ill-s25
m Hilda Kathryn Schultz. con-
tralto soloist of the choirotChrist
Church. Greenwich. sung Sunday
night in the - Darien Mechodist
church. “at of the Depths." Marks:
“He Shall Feed His Flock." from‘
"'l‘he Hessiahf’ and "Come. Ye Bles-
sed of My Father." At the close 'of
the. service. Miss Schultz was enter-
.‘Pherside Yacht Club, Riverside today. church. “Out of the Ik‘pths." Murks:
Ilse Caroline Butt-Rees will preside Stanley Whitney. organist of the New
and a number of Mt political Canaan Congregational church. play-
speskers will be heard.
Although it was expected that the
Scott Wrecking company was shortly
to commence work on the men
steamer Marion. no [he oi activity
have been noticed as yet and the
stemser is settling more and more in-
to the mud of the local harbor.
About 25 of the memben of the
Worth League of the last avenue
1!. '8. church founded to W
- last evsnhlg aboard One of Man
& Porter's trucks. where they visited
Rev. and Mrs. H. E. Wilson. An en-
t'n-n to Nor-walk was made at a late
hour.
n
Bast Norwalk members of the
American Legion are shortly to follow
the commands of the committee sp-
pdnted to prepare ways ad means
'for collecting funds for the establish-
ment of Post Rooms for Frank C.
Godfrey Post, No, 12. American Leg-
ion. It is believed that-hot Norwalk
wil not be behind in dang Its share.
any more than its sons were in doing
their share during the World War.
A meeting of the chairmen of the
Pommittees in charge of the three-day
banner of the East Norwslt improve-
ment Association. to be all on Wed-
joysbie evening was had. aid the re—
ed the organ. The pastor. Rev. Mr.
8mmer. thanked both Miss Schultz
and Mr. “'hitney at the close of his
sermon.
A delightful surprise party was
tendered Monday afternoon to Mrs.
Bet-y Ann Set-Icy ut her home on the
Post Road. the- neonatal being the
85th anniversary of Iu-r birth. In the
early afternoon Ur. Harry I). Hanson.
who made his home with Mrs. Seek-y
a couple or years ago. invited her for
an automobile ride. and during her
absence. her friends transformed the
home into it bower of beauty with the
floral tokens which they brought. and
In addition many less perishable gifts.
Rho was (miirelysurprised. A delight-
l‘uI afternoon was enjoyed. and re-
freshments. which the guests had
brought. and which included a IJIrth-
dily 03kt“. were served before the
wore Mrs. “Z \V.I‘--i— so. 2828 ARAR
party broke up. ’
sronns, Conn., Sept. 23.~-ln the
,forty-sixth Week of the egg laying
nesday. Thursday Mid Nd” 01' nex‘wonlest the hens dropped 62 eggs as
Wk. September 29th and 30th and compared with the previous week's
October 1st. is being held at Oom- yield, but they laid six more eggs
Infinity mall) this gust-fie; at? fil'than the five your average tor the
"ms ‘7’ 9 ma 9- - - - ‘ fort -sixth week. Th oul i'
ham and Mrs. Milton Elwood Ire thex y e ‘ l or all
two ladies who have general super-w“ cent.
visi on over the other comlttees.
Baker, Moriches, Long and. was
ROWAYTON
.second with a. yield of 48 eggs. Two
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert H. Wheeler.lg ll L ho a
have returned in their div home and WygnggtteSgRozlllts' $391132 :12: ‘0]:
r I
A pen of Barred Rocks
Iowned by E, C. Foreman. collingwood.
'Ontsrio. won first place for the Week
with a yield of 50 eggs. A pen oi
White lieghorns owned by W. Edgar
pens was 3112 eggs or a yield of 44.4 .
closed their residence. at Tokeneke.
.———‘
Mrs. M. 1'1. 1’1sz of Old Farm
Road. Tokeneko. miertained titled
friends from abroad a few days last
we“ F. Francois, Westhampton Beach.
m .. w m... have £223.: twee S'Wlpszizz
closed their Tokeneke home and re— 4 setts P911 of. “'hlte Plymouth
turned to their winter residence at
Nutley. N. J. >
m 1312;?-
The Ladies’ Guild of St. John's.
Church. Norolon. is planning for the
.annual rummage sale. which is to be
held Thursday; September 30.
Charles Smith. severely burned his
hand :1. few days ago. willie running a
saw for the Rings End Fuel Como
puny” when the engine backfired.
‘Misses Hurst and Van Doren have
returned to their hemelon the Post
Road. mer- having "it m1
weeks in and about New York City.
Constable George. Dance and Mar-
tin Slnaunnessy are In Bridgeport to—
dayhnving bI-nn driven from New
or court in the Beck mm
case.
H '
Dr. H. D. Hanson of Shady Nook
Farm on OK Ridge. led his pet fox
terrier. "Spot." a. few days no. the
dog having been run over by a. speed-
_ ing automobile. -
.-' ._a-a.—l ' ' ' ’
l" The lunch wacon, recently located
3 near the Durien Fire House by the
9. Van Sickh-n boys. has been sold to
‘ Norwulk man. who will open it for
—-o-— —-.,V -f.‘
Harold B. Yeaion. son of Mr. and
Mrs. George N. Yeaton. who has
been spending the. summer in New
Jersey, has now rem MI W
at Brown l’niversity in Providence. 3
. ——efl ‘
Mr. and Mrs. E. L. “harem
entertaining for two weeks at their
home on Stony Brook Farm. Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Lockwood sun's. m
ler of New York City. as Ir.
2 Groot'vs aunt from Troy, N. Y.
Workers in the employ of use dec-
.trlc'Il1ight Company. have been busy
tori-everal days installing a. new pole
near {La'mar Butler’s Darla ml
which Midas. coining m
branches ‘from one of the large shade
. 4712 eggs or 392 2-3 dozen.
Li. business in a few days. I
tied for third place with a yield of
:47 eggs. These pens were owned by
\vilhsm Farm. Elizabeth, N. J., Holly-
wood Farm, Hollywood, Wash. Merry-
thought Farm, Columbia, Conn. Jules
Rocks entered by S. Bradford Allyn
from Belmont. a Connecticut pen of
White Wyandoties entered by Harry
‘ D. Emmons of Plymouth. and a New
' Jersey pen of “'hite Leghorns entered
by imperial Poultry Farm from Eliza-
beth, all tied for fourthplsce with
'a yield of 44 eggs. During the forty
'slxth week or the contest the hens
laid 3 12 eggs or 259 1~3.dozen. Ac~
(llrdlng to the Producers‘ Current
.these eggs are worth .82 a dozen giv-
ing a total value of $212.66. During
the twenty-eighth Week the hens laid
The Pro—
ducers‘ Current wholesale market
lpl‘ice at that time was .52 per Goren
,glv'mg the value for the eggs during
the twenty-eight week of $204.18. It
vls readily seen that hens donut have
Ito lay as many eggs at this season“
'or the year to be equal to the value
of eggs during the new of low
prices.
The three leading pens in each “ll-school“
lthe principal varieties see as toilet“:
I PLYMOUTH ROCKS
Jules F. Francois. (Barred).
Butcher’s
pass at We Hear-
N.
BOSTON Sept. tar-John A. Dan—
demotQaincyisnsjobasbntchers
helper at $18 a week to act as an
scheme sud mode more than “.000
a day in commissions during the lat-
ter part of July. according toxins testi-
mony yesterday at a hearing by the
receivers who are endeavurlng to run
down Ponsl‘s assets. 0
The receivers introduced cancelled
1- checks and deposit slips on two local
as gifts. but the witness replied that
he felt he had earned all he got for
talking people into investing in Pon-
si's scheme. .
The witness, who is a cousin oi
John S. Dondero, alleged by creditors
to have been a partner in 'oPnsi's
Securities Exchange Company. said he
with oPnzl mm
He allowed the investmnt with the
interest whch accumulated at the ra.
of 50 percent. in forty-five days. so
stand and. with sdditidal w-
ments from time to time. said Rind
a paper value of $8.50 when m
scheme coll-peed. He now holds a
note tor alts “at.
invested 82.000
straps, soaps, talcums. m.
and sfterahave lotions. III-
rors, too, hand. stander and. 1
H. A. MEAD
agnt for Charles Penis quot-rich. -
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odey If! an
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I Leo Stull. son or Mr. and Mrs.
-er-plano records, Alter
was
were Ilr.
tMr. and In. use. Price. In and,
gun. invid Chance. lies Vera Wilson
.and Royal Wilson of South Not-walk.
air. and Hrs. Emery of New York,
(Wm. Carter of New Rochelle. Kr. and
xiirs. Raymond Ricardo of RI
Ink. and lbs. Robert Graham. Kr. and
Hrs. John Brown. Kr. and Mrs. Theo.
, cats.
lies W Casey. of W.
land F. C. IlcNamara. oi Mensch
street. Bridgeport. wens united in mar-
rinse yesterday morning at .9 o‘clock
at at. M‘ . Fatal-id. by
.Rev. John Kilbride of the Order of
the M “It or South Norwaih.
Miss Elsie Jansen was bridesmaid and
the best man the brother of the bride.
1‘ Casey. VA weddingbreahfast
L" Qrved at 1‘0 Stratfleld and a
.d recepta- all there {or inti-
:mr.ts friends d w ”on.
Mowing the my. A...“
-ber 15 Mr. asd‘ls. nah-vii
.be at home ‘35. 150 b“.
Brldm
“—-
l Kr. and Mrs. Herman W. Langsettei
of Weapon.- have anaemic-ed the mar-
M or Shelr daughter, Ilsa Lucy
Curtis Langsefiol to Henry W. Coley.
w.“ )lr. and Mrs.
Jr.. .1” 0' PG"- extended trli!
Morris stull of u Wilton avenue. loft
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THE HILLSIDE SCHOOL
(PROSPECT HILL. NORWALK)
A School for girls and forth“. boyl.
will open (or the yer 1W1 on We‘-
nesday, Septemhr ad. I 0:” mm.
Thorough instruction by easel-lanai!
faculty of college gnduam In gri-
msry, Intermediate and WW Iohoel
Upper School offers College Prepa-
ratory and WI 00.— lor Illh
from fourteen to twentyone.
reviews (or college examinations.
General course offers as elective:
Household science, mules.
‘Psycholfily, Wet an. m
etc. .
Small classes m 'mity
individuals Whit ind m
merit of flfit W of m.
‘Commodious collect ’ rooms. lane
gymnasium, ample and beautiful
grounds ofler equipment for best men.
museum W .
Exceptional teachers of voice. piano.
and drawing on the faculty.
The Principals may be seen at
appointment mr espion-
her 7th, 1920. Printed matter on re-
quest. '
”Miss
Special
”comm
this morning to take up his studies
at the Unit/em of Pennsylvania. a
'achool or defiant
‘—
John T. Blattory of South Norwslh.
sun of In. I. T. Hustlers. Is leav-
lor Clevolsud. Ohio, to
with I. sister
. iltin here
I" Y' is v " t of 217 Flashill
Mrs. Willem Rose.
Road.
W
Manon: easel: mmc
comment-ions.
n—n‘
NEW YORK. Sept. 23.-—lmmediate
inlo alleged price using
combinations “among building material
Wm was urged upon Attor.
{mayo-lulu Palmer and‘the Federal
Trade Commission at Vashington in
telegrams .to them by Representative
lssac Siege! here today.
"Press and others openly charging
price fixing mum which
.uosctlng baildhs and endang-
ering the health of the people at
terse elties.’ Representative Siegel
Lnail in his tolen-sm to the attorney-
genersl. "Urge Immediate Investign-g
.tion by listed States attorneys and
special assistants if Deco-dry. if.‘
housing conditions are becOming in-
descrlbable."
I
' can
4R8. which ever-m the Post RaldiA- L. Anderson (R. I. Whites)
, as that point.
hang the Dal-ten women who
”we :nade voters Saturday. the old-,
. Mrs. Betsey Ann Seeley of
Road. who lacked two days
» 85 years of age. As a. close
she had Mrs. George Gregory
ton Heights who'lwnsfi. The
5 the mother of Dr. Gregory of
rd. and Probate Judge Greg-
!
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ENDS LIFE 'IN SORROW ' ‘
FOR OLIVE THOMAS
NEW YORK. Sept. 23,—The tragic
influence of Olive Thomas' death in
Paris provided the motive for the
suicide of Miss Anna. Daly. who took
veronai at the Bowl—"Sculls gm
muddle panel.
MARGARET R. BENDLINGER A
Westhamgton Beach. L. l. 2033 .. ' .
Oneok Farm 1Bsrrcd) ‘ l VIM “UNT FRANGIs, A. B-
! Westhampton Beech, L. I. 1952 i . .
‘michtawbut Farms, ‘ . .
Canton. Mass. I009 1 WW“
WHITE WYANDOTTES ‘
.Hsrry D. Emmons, .fl
. Plymouth. Conn. 1680 F, J. W
Mrs. R. W. Stevens , . 4 .
Schuylerville, N. Y. 1642 "one“ _. 3; .
Merrythought Farm, 0 ‘ M x I. m
a Columbia, Conn. 16.9 _
RHODE ISLAND REDS _
Plumes!- Orchards,
Grown, Mass. ' 193‘! ,4
Deer Brook Poultry Farm, CWG
Short Fails. N. H. r 1755 .4 a..-
M" l? 3...... c m. i... 2 *-
i Nort oven, 0 . . -
' ,mes LEGHORNS ' _ FURNISHINGS
E. A. Ballard, ll 1’ 1898 g . 4n.__ '_
'i Chestnut Hi .7 a. ‘ . .. - .
Hollywood Fa$. IL 1856 - BOYS AND GIRLS I
Hollywood, .33 ' . ‘
av. Edgar satire? Jr. 17" . M “e gig?”
-' .Moriches. . . . _
' - MISCELLANEOUS. - Gwen’s Store 3"
‘LA. E. Won (Bl. um)
I 'Plttstown. N. J. 1806 87 W‘Washi on is”. “Um .
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r’on that a truck banging to
she mrk non comps-r. and driven
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assistjis uncle Dr. E. '1". Sample.
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