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The Y. M. C. C. meets is usual
tomorrow evening at Community hall.
)lrs. Fred M. Wheeler of Elite ave-
nue returned last evening after a.
visit in Groton.
J. Donald Corridan. of Fordham
University, spent the week-end at his
home on Gregory Boulevard.
Mrs. Henry Duryea ot' Lewisboro.
New York has been spendtng several
days with friends in East Nor-walk.
Otto Lindstrom of Van Zandt street
is conducting a oneman mackerel
fldilng trip today. having gone to
Baton Point dock.
Hrs. Leo Davis attended the din-
ner given by the
Republican Association, at Denbury.
on Saturday afternoon.
The annual meeting of the East
Nerwa'lk Improvement Associatlm
will be held at Community hall on
Tuesday, October 5th.
Those fishermen who went out for
mackerel yesterday reported few fish
caught. but those that were caught
were very large. it was said.
Final preparations are being made
for the opening of the three-day ba—
zaar of the East Norwalk Improve.
meat Association to be held at Com-
muiiy Hall on Wednesday. Thursday
and Friday evenings of this week.
The members of the chorus who
are to aid in the prcsentation oi.‘ the
service in Story and Song to be pre-
smted at the Advent Christian
church on Sunday. October 3rd, met
at the church yesterday evening, in
review.
The annual service at the Home
for the Aged on Vl’estport avenue.
was held yesterday afternoon at 3:30
o‘clotk whrn Rev. Marks. rector of
Christ Episcopal church preached.
The choir of the church also went to
the Home. and sang special numbers.
The kindness of the choir in attend-
ing and of Mr. Marks in preaching.
was much appreciated by the inmates
Of the home.
R 0 WA YTON
Bliss
strecl.
port.
Miss Ms l'}'
Emma (‘m-ihmnn. of Logan
spent “11- wo-r-k-cntl in lli'ldgc-
visiting rr-lntiw-s and friends.
i“. llncklcy. of ltowuy-
ton nyo-nuv. has lu-1-11 cntortninlng
Mise LolliSi‘ Matthews. of Scranton.
P"Ylllfi_\'l\'illll.'l.
R “.l. 1111] its T‘l let} T" Amh‘l'll [(ln' 3‘“““""2 of UN (,lubs. \iki according in ”it" p1115ants.were
m:?r‘-ul:i: :ILE‘Iéfi i:::pCM-1:; 23:”; ‘ “"“L “’3‘- P (.‘ .i‘or killing C-.ouptr but a llolsheuk
Mr 1.1.1.1” has ”hint; 13.3.5300 :.";i:';““;‘-“ ---------- 2: 5’; {El iwho 11.1.1 live-1i in 11w 1 nitl‘d mas-s
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Miss Agnes Nrsliili. of Logan Now York .......... SI: 39 .130." tinsistul 0" "luring Coopers "0'”
street. has I‘t-iurm-il from tht- Nor— Si. Louis ........... Ti Til . Si‘fl ..AltPr mud"! '0‘ mm“. for 80m?
walk hospital. wht‘l'v sinn rccmilly 1111. Boston ............. 1m so .4133 iii" p11t1cl English. the llolehmlk in-
dervw 11.1 1111 opt-ration for the rcmoy— \V“’hlm~d”" 6‘ S0 1“ dut‘t‘d his N'm'fldt‘fi ‘0 ”I” COOW'
all of lll'l' tonsils “MFM' ------------- 3'9 1'" - 3'") ‘wllo “as “akin to Klnt.
-. . , . 1 hllmli-lphn ........ 17 11-11 .1130 f - , _
Mr. and Mrs. I'.ll\\'lll 1.. Hi-vcns. ol
ltowaytnn. cnicrluincd :1! sumwr. . . ,. .
Sunday 1-\'1-11iu;..'. 11... Rm. Mclvlllv K. . "“"3" "Km" Try a classified advertisement in the
min-:1. 1:1. 1m. l'ldwin (1. \Vt-t-ni. ('.“""'.""" "' H» [mm Sentinel.
bishop 0" Florida; Eli‘s. l{. 'I‘. .lt‘l‘l't‘lfll ““'S>l"'l‘:'("l :Il l'”“'“"‘
son. Miss l-‘l'i-nCh and Louis I". Jolie-1; . Only two mums N‘hv (lulud. ‘---«—-
son. '
2111-. and Mrs. .tliwrr Mills. who 11-. NATIUNAL IJIM-‘l'l‘l-
cently sold lhcir [H'OIN'I‘K5 in ltolou
avenm- to .Vlr. and Mrs Statue-H.111” 3(‘h1clulap"~‘ll0stllt~’.
mow this “ac-k to Mainland itccomp. llrooklyn. 4: Nu-w York. :.
nniui hy “11 1r sons. William :11111 Si. 1.011151. ii: l‘hu 11.2.“. 7‘ ! ‘
Dry“ '3. Cincinnati. 5; Pittsburgh. H.
J. limlcrirk lluchnunn. of Dnricn “m" ”1”" gamcs'si-hniulod. 1
has brought :1 ('|\‘ll action against Slailtlin' 0' u", (‘luhfi
on... menu”. “an-.1 ol' 1......" m... ‘ ‘- WM ,‘n‘fl ,. K. ASerious Femininellheuko
New York. for lhv foreclosure of :1 Hrookhu ........... 1,“. 1;” I {m6} “3". EW.
1n’ortgane for $13,000 hold by him on Np“. ybrk ..... \4 1:4 3.1m i Vegeta IBM.
" llnmwoc." lllt’ \\'.'1r1l («into i 'l‘ - “ ~ ' .... " ' "‘ ""2‘ ,__,____
kcnckc. 11 0 J’lil‘igillllllllilil'lll ......... "‘1'“ ‘11,: 21141 “300’ W"'_.IA‘m m m a ‘3
vmmw 74 71; fr}. of my children I had displacement and
St. Louis ............. 7:1 77 4.17: “ ‘l'dngtode'e‘k l
. . ‘ 1. ' Hosion ............. 511 so 4.13 " cw anflliin
DARIEN l‘hlluilvlphm 59 39 21:19 I found a boo
Twins united in the household of
Mr. and Mrs. William Reid. of Gracie
street last evening. The baby boy and
1,111 are doing nicely and the parents
are receiving the congratulations oi
their lriends today.
him. A. de Zamora of New Y01l1‘
city, who has been Hptnding a low
days with Mr. and Mrs. Warren L.
Schryver of the Old King's High-
way has returned to her home.
A party of local baseball fans went
to the Ebbett- 11 Field in Brooklyn yes-
terday and witnessed the ball game
between the Giants and Dodgers.
They went in Martin Shaughnessy's
auto and he was accompanied by
Prank De1ou1y George Brencher
William Brencher Jack Kilboy and
Frank Standing. Prank appeared to
have bern the goat ol‘ the party.
John \iason son of Zigman Mason.
gave the Stamford police a wild chase
last evening and succeeded in eluding
them. It appears that thc Darien
young man went th1ough Stamford
with a disregard for the trlmc regu-
lations lie was ordered to stop but
proceeded on his way The pursuing ,
party lost tratk of him. but he was
finally caught by a motorcycle officer
and turned ovei to Officer George
Dance who in turn surrendered him
to the Stamford autho1ities.He was
tried in the cou1t in that (lty this
morning.
,A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs.
Micheel.M'1lnn on Sept. 12.
The elect1i1-light company has
been shitting its poles on Sedgwick
avenue. in anticipation of changes
and lnlDlOVPanntS which the towns
Highway D1 p.111ment has in anticipa-
tlm.
The Royle School should he. (row-(l
ed to (apacity next Tuesday night. at
the Community 1\loiion Pittum shon-
lng,v1hen Louisa .\l Alcoit's iamous
story, “Little “'omen.“ a six-reel Par-
amount picture. will be shown with
an allstar cast.
Rev. G. 1?. Richter was. without his
knowledge. named for Congress from
the Fourth District by tho Prohibition
party a few days 3’20. Tho Prohibi-
tionists are in cori'cspondence with
other nominees regarding their altiv
tude toward retaining nnweakencd
the present Volstca'i Act. Should
either or both ilwcc candidates dc-
clare their willingness to retain thal
law without aliniation. Mr. Richtcr‘s
nomination will be withdrawn; othcr-
wise he will stand for the office. with
the backing of the AntiSaloon
e.
"Mr. and Mrs, F. R De Courey of
Fairiield County .
r h 10 n. ‘
Gillespie. rt’ .......... 1; g 1 15 u , mi Why hold! UN? would
Shay. ss ............. 7 o 2 o 1. most successful mm vlor tel-ale ill-
Dugnn. 3h ........... 7 .n 2 1 1 ii" this country, and vomnds of Vol-
Pcrkins. c ........... 7 0 l S l lunlary testimonial. lfihlffi.
Ba'll. -l) .............. 5 3 3 2 3’! If you ha\e the . ighmt doubt th.‘
Bowen. lf ............ G 0 1 2 0 . Lyd E Pinkie-an v
-McGown11. 1‘l‘.........6 3 2 7 0; u ‘ Com
Name. 11. ........... 2 o 1 6 1 1 mmd will help you, write to Lydia?
Hamlnn. H) __________ 3 1 1 7 n . ’inkham Medicine (‘0. (confidential)
Bcndcr p ............ 6 1 3 1 3 ‘ Lynn. Mess" 70" idl’lce- Your leth
_____ i will be opened. read and answered by
Totals .. ...... 53 10 17 39 14 woman,endheldinctrhtoufluca.
al “Won . by 5Dr.
rifl.
CLEVELAND. 0.. Sept. 34.——-En
com-aged by their easy victory yes-
terday over the. Cleveland Indians-
win-11 they cut the latter‘s lend to hflfider. Double phyflh‘y w mu so
a game. the Chicago White Sox were Hanlon' router (unassisted). ,liet't on
determined to win today’s game and: maps—New Haven. 10: Bootori, 9.
replace the local team at the head of “use on belle—0t! Bender. 1:01! For-
- . Leagu 11 i nshi tone 3. Hit by pitcher—43y Bender
i321» human 8 C ”“0 pllChaplin): by Fortune (Glue-pie); by
Carr (Ball). Struck out—By Bender.
Manager Gleason was confident that‘ n ., Passed balls Wal-
his team would continue their batting ’8' b‘ Flor-m e, ‘"
tors, Perkins
streak. which started in Chime sev-
eral days ago.
The. W’hite Sex found little trouble
hitting llaghy. the Cleveland star. and
two other pitchers yesterday. and
won 11) to 3.
The Indians were not discouraged
ow-r their defeat. the first in eight
games. 'l‘hcy wrre confident that
Walter Mails. their southpaw pitcher.
would stop the Sox and that the end of
the game would again find them lead-
ing by a game and 11 hult‘.
C W. ”Bur inortune.Gn11esp1e. Ball (2). Bowen.
McGowan. Nusle (1). Two- bale hits
— shay. Dozen. Benton. Brady (2 ).
Foster. Three-base him-Desert. hic-
Gowan. Bowen. Carr. Walters. Home
rum—McGowan. Kite—Gt! Hoyt. 3;
oil‘ Fortune. 1:: on! Carr. 1. Sacrifices
——-Bowcn. Foster . Stolen beer—Ben-
Sept. 24. (By The As-
sociated l’ress).—~I'emnts living in
the territory occupied by the Poles
WARSA \V.
l'rban Postcr was eluted to do the are authority tor the statement that
pitching for Chicago {Captain Mcrion Cooper of Jackson-
' villc. l“la.. a member of the Koscius-
Stcps to prevent a rccnrrcncc 0!
\1 so rdm' s wholesale scalping or tick—
1-111 \\ ere taken in the police following:
ll11'1rrist 01' lhltt' int 11 1 h. 11.17111 \\ltl1'."'"u Captain Arthur D' Kelly 0!
”mph-mg 1~\1‘1-ssi\1-prlco-s ,0, “91“.“, Richmond. \'.1. .11111-mhc r or the
to vamprdmvvg came. gimme winmlitm divd (com wounds of-
As high '33 31., was charged for '--111 h.- 11.111 been shot down by the
SLlll lit-ko-ls. it was sui1l.“0'"h'”k'
ko ‘Aerial Squadron. is a prisoner in
the hands or the Bolshevlkl. sud
—___._ A ' Maui Cooper and Kelly have been
linissing lor about two months.
BWL 1 'llu- peasants say that Coopc'rs
Imoloi was struck hy 11 liullt-t tduring
1.111.1ttat k on 61111-1111 lludunny' s armt
:end the arm “as forced to land.
l'l‘hi- Amcricaui was rushed by horse.
111111 111' lludt-nny's cayniry. but he 1-s-
11‘upc4l into .1 clump of woods. whom
later hf' was surrounded and made
”Hisum-r. 'l‘hc majority of thc Bol-
lshmiki. 1-111101‘di11‘ to 1m peasants.
1111-» 1m killing 1‘ armor. but u llolsht-
A .‘I l) I" CA N LEAGI 'E.
\‘1-st1-r1ln3‘s Results.
t'h \4‘l;1111l. 7: Si. Louis. [1.
I'I|:1‘.'15,"11, s: lli‘ll'tlll. l.
.\'4-w York. U; \\'11sl1in;.:lon. 5.
Holy ihn-v- gztmi-s Fl1'hudlllt'd.
‘A number or the members of the
HONDAY. SEPT. 27, 1921'), g- 1
Won-land men.
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_Irry a classified sd'erumem 1‘
the actual.
OPENING SALE
-—of——
“HESCO” BRAND SILKS
To Be Shown for 8
Anus! l
OMW
to tell renaming conditions in Ger- BQSTONZ all!!!“ To TILL 0' J W heal Orian- ot Boone attended a
many din-us the war. He had not ‘3” f {I 8’: 3 RICH 3mm“: ‘ will m
tasted milk in five yarn, and tells g°°99:xz_” ----------- ‘ o -2 3 0 DUBLIN. Sept. ”MM . state assoetdtlon 4‘ my
how "cones” was made or roasted rye 3:3), 23 21:12:32}, 2 g a . , Deaths: of the town of ”gut "L. W10... y, where action on having 11 Con
““1 wheat. and how soap 9°“ at “-00 Menos‘ky, lf .......... 7 2 2 6 0 _m to”. “Him “bdrm-moon! ‘ ‘ , cut State building u Moo-sheen.
a cake. He is now taking a poat-grad- Mentally, 1b-” ....... g o (1) 3 33nd been received by the; that . .31.. the national borne of the om,
nate course in Columbia University. Hendryx. cf .......... 0 the m mm m. ‘ taken.
_ _ - . Grimes, lb .......... 1’ g 1 s 111'“, so to mac. to fgive mouse 13m! mm was _- _
’ Scott. S! ............. .. .. 2 I re me committee 0 one ‘
Foster. 3b ........... 5 1 2 5 s 3:111:11 w" recently formed there to m .302! .
(haplin. c .......... .2 71 1 g g make an “Inflation of the Irish ”yuan “am
i in... .T’.:::'.'.:::..:‘:‘§ ‘1’ 3 0 70 mm... a. said 1.. 1...: sentha moan-rams , . or
i ll-‘ortune. p-rf .........t 0 0 0 0 reply saying the chairman of th: ‘ 1
l ----- town board was in la" ‘1‘" ""t mm as ‘
’ ............ 9 16 39 16 Wm 80' mum Councillor Deer.
SBCORE BY 1x~n~zlxus'ham's own house was burned during .
New Haven . .0012 1101 320 001—10 th ”at on Balbrllgfln by m;
ContestiFor Surgeon Genet. Boston ........ 2'» 000 000 000—— 9 .. a r raid” ‘W. _.__..1
-., l Errors—~MCNIHY. dees. F05“? black ”a tune. “I, wont! 37m
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‘8. L‘. 'TALMADGE
SOUTH NORWALK
Few Days.
Don’t Miss This Opportunity
NMotk‘lllies’flailor
Nam MAIN ST.
THE HILLSIDE “SCHOOL
PROSPECT HILL. HORN
A (School for girls and for llttle be)”.
will open for the year 1920-21 on Wed-
nesday. 22nd. at 0.1” an».
Thorough instruction by experienced
faculty of college graduates In pri-
mary. Intermediate and Upper School
Upper School offers College Prepa-
rltory and General Course for girls”
from fourteen to twentyone. Special
reviews for college examinations.
General course o'er: as electives:
Household Science. Economics.
Psychology History of Art. Language.
“Small elm“ give opportunity tor
individual lower! and develop-
ment‘of right W of study.
Commodious school rooms, large
agymnuium, ample and
grounds Oflor equipment for boot men-
tal strewn-tool development.
Exceptional teachers of voico.1ilano,
laud drawing on the faculty.
The Principals my be seen at the
school by appointees! after Denom-
ber 70!, was. Printed matter on re-
quest.
MARGARET R. BENDLINGER, A. I.
VIDA HUNT FRANCIS. A. B.
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lnmcs Today. ‘lrtnl' s V blc
Pittsburgh at Cincinnati. L'outpoasn
St. Louis ul Chicano. [would tary
Only two “nun-s scht-dulcd.
it. and after talw
W it I soon fdt
.-\ .‘I I'I R l( '.\ N A S“)CIATION.
tor. M w” IA
Kansas City. 1-? 1; Toledo. 0—1. tcenqehramand
Minm- .umllis 4-7 ; I 'olumlms. 1-8. I h”. {en ‘1.“ ever
Mil“: 111ko- ;' 2; lmliunnpolis. 6- i. that—l
Ht. l' .1ul. 'l L; Louimillv. 2-5. m ‘1 t t k
AUGNIICNTI‘ID IN“: 1 .1NN HAND SOX .' ‘8 ‘ lac
of the tmbb—aomsttllne ego anil’took
TRIMMIAG u some more of your “pond andvaa
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body inukcs llllSltlkf‘S and the \\is1-l"""" ‘“ "FM 90'1““- ! dwt3s m
acres say, ‘To PM is h111n.1n.'.1nd nu ml your medicine and on“ ypulr
this .Idum- \\ 13 111111 more t-xcmpli- llsh my Wait? for
Hot] th. in )1 sic 111‘ 1_\ .1111 moon at \Vclss ’ other w.’omcn —-Ml'8. JULI: BFIO, tJl',
l‘.1rk.v\l11rc .\'1 \\ llmcn dct‘cnled ”11- 1:_ 1,11.“ 99 (”new Wi‘
lmslon Americans. by :1 in to ‘J 51'01‘1. j 3
in 13 innings. lio\ score: Ivdia E linkhnm" vegehble Com-
pound. made from hative roots and herbs,
NEW HAVEN.
contains no narcotic or harmtul
lb
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"is m. ‘We have every-’
111111; from an old fashioned‘
reset to the newest safety with‘
W for settles, brushea,‘
W seeps, talcums, creams;
and after-shave lotions. Hir:
rota, too. hand. stand or cued.‘
ILA. MEAD
Mus m
I‘I-Hlt. firm
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_GOTTLIEB’S
835.00
M‘EWDOL sons 1.
322.50
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Quality Should Not Dagmar”
Upon Pace! 3... .-
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dollars or fiyve thousand in :1
. this institution in nowiac alters
the fact that there is protection at
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you spend fiver }
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snx DRESSES _
5111.95 ‘
Vain up to'822.50
E.GOLDEN
‘Sse Window Disolay
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every price, regardless of its size..
Sloane prices .src dependent on '
Sedgewick avenue have recently been
entertaining Ralph Vi’ark of Brooklyn.,
. . was interned in Germany during
n -. entire of the great World War,
.- lather being European manager of
, Notional Gun am Go. '
many, interesting mm; m‘“ jf'
1 _ quality, but Sleanc quality is inde-
pendent of price! It may vary, but ~ £1
it never falters!
W. 8:. J S LOAN E”; *
“'5 111.0011 covanmes . musics .. Fumi’wl'l -;
'3 FIFTH AVEIEE'EYgt {7th STREET
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127-131 Washington
Street
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lfNorwalk’sLeatfiug F unuture Store .
Now is the time to see us aboutjour New Ranxe or oneooioefumace. We are sole
agent for the famous amm.1mmlurmmmm.wour 1 \- '
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nert call and see you on your heath: question.
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Hoosier W Cabinet save: 1'
Inna ef flops, ayltelizes ycm
kitchen work. Join our HOW-if?
Kitchen Club—$1.00 delivers
g».
o‘cabint to your home—$1.00
wofily. W .fig‘m}
shown in Roz-walk; prices range
from m.” to “.00 for a
complete set.
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DINING ROOM SUITE
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at.
9 11le niece suits inwalmtzf in many handsome deakns. Call and see these won-
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Living Room Suite. Over stutl-
ed, cane or leather upholstered. {3-
Dining Room Sets in many dif- 1
forent designs and patterns, 0
rangmg' in price from $60.00 to .
$050100. was"
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We Win Funishiag Home: Complete.
STERLING FURNITURE (30.1
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Outing Hamel and Blenheim.
h Wrists ”mason-em. '
- Also flannel Gowns for 11......
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