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rooms.
Sunday school board of
avenue M.
. w ginning. “
’ The business meeting of
need as being from 7
. . tomorrow. evening.
[d be from 6 until 8 o‘clock.
::street:and Cove avenue. is
in laying a. sidewalk along
streets on which the 110
t. They will soon be ready
. pancv. ,
: 'Loyal Workers Society of the
we church this evening. Rev.
Member that he is an
.. forcefutxpeakeru
duke; members and their
1, be present to hear him.
{In}: His Tu'ombley.
~ Ms: Tgomhley has not
. .well; .some little time
the ' 'tal last week.
than was at first
. terb yesterday.
a short'fime.
pemtedupon by Dr.
:WOI‘G. head surgeon
Community Chorus met
__at Community hall, when
ting committee reported.
C. French;
in J. Thomas;
~ pro-tern.
Librarian. Mrs. Pratt;
Librarian, Herman
. Morrison was
Treasurer
A,
the pianist.
remeb' capable leader
mus is extremelv
her to direct it.
rot the chorus will be
the rest of the year.
4;,
been spending the past
in Washington. are expected
home in a few days.
uh
t it figured in recently.
and Mrs. Dario
spending the week-end
of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford
’vl
Arthur Walder who has been
ing two houses at the corner of
The quarterly business meeting of
at Christian church will be held at
I.
”m nchard of Bridgeport will be-
,.~ 'er of the evening. Those who
~ - heard Rev. Blanchaxd speak will
interesting
It is anticipat-
_:that a goodnumb‘er ot the Loyal
friends
'3 hospital, who was as
lb: Dr. M. “'01k. and Dr. I.
t. fifty members of the East
were elected for the coming
i'i‘hose elected were President.
Viva-President.
Miss Minnie Kim-
Assist-
Kimmich
re—elected
thé chorus and Mrs W‘illiam
\l'rs. Morrison
fortunate in
The next
held
day evening at Community
something extra-special is
onthat evening. It is hoped
arm be a. larger attendance
The
May and Nellie Dance. who
two
u.—:t Albrecht has received his
Touring car. which has been
repair shop. from the results of
Rests. who
have returned to their home
rProston Hart. who spent
at his home on Mc-
-- resumed his duties Yes-
. the New York, New Ha-
community in the pastlew
- among them is the follow—
MY.KGEC. Mid-maven-
mals: mot tli‘cWonian’s
7 . 41cm mm be held
Mona-noon in- the parlors
lackot assistance the II-
Gommunity Hall will be open
' tweaks; dowry Friday
Whit-Mug of the East
provement Asociation
m at Community hall on
7 moon November lst.
My evening of this week
. of. St... Agnes Guid of
Lchutch will hold a Halloween
at the church in the Sunday
the
E; church .will meet
- church tomorrow evening from
1M I1 9 dclock. The choir'of
1 . willalso inset for rehearal to:
Hallowe‘enaodal wiltbe heldrby
. membexs'd the-Epworth League
the Eamomnfim E. church at
church on Monday evening the
the
e willzalso be held at that time.
A b’pognphical error is responsi—
tur the time for the supper to be
; by the Ladies Aid Society of
East avenue M. E. church. to as
lll’ltll
The time
en-
the
uses
for
Ad-
M.
the
Friends of His: Lillian Twombley of
kins-awning were pleaseo to learn
who early
May morning was operated upon
W's Hospital. \ew York
or appendicitis. was recuperating
from the eflects of the opera-
been
and
Al-
tion was a little more
expected
shambley. who was with her
said that Miss
later would recover from the ef—
Miss Twombley
\Vllliam
of
last
the
and
and
and
I0
(is
p
. TIC PAIN
of Old “St. Jacobs 0;; 1,
. internal treatment.
W "tender spot.
MT burn. the skin.
muscles and
FRODI ACHING JOINTS
'Bight Ont \l. ith Small Tria!
Rub
‘ penetrating "St. Jacobs 0i!"
" and by the
my Jack Robinson—out
Eiheumatic pain and dist ress.
‘ Oil" is a harmless rhea-
em; which never disap~
mane-s and sashes troml
‘ bones;
It
the
9
automofwghsandcolds,
hack Guider’s Hall.
ance of hunters trespassing uponthel
property for the purpose or dent oi'ilx‘
same that is not included la the we
law. Sign: have been placed about
the‘grounds of many of the reddents
and propertv mere and they intend
to bring action unless this nuisance is
eliminated.
Rowan-ton hasmqy. athletes“whor
have won fame: dnflnk«..'thez.sumn\er
among the local sportsmen Among
the best of them; are:>_Russell Hall.
Elmer Crank. Harry Cakes. Eddie
Prince. and Russell. Broadway. tor-
merly (if this place. The :boys sure
have been.playing>..wonderfnl ballxthe,
past seasona'nd the Ideal fans' are
looking» for considerable more skill
from them next year. It will be re-
membered that. on Sunday, the 15:11.
it was a Rowayton ball player that
say ed the Lockwood‘s from defeat. He
was Elmer Croak. Russell Hall, the
fi——‘—-’-—~
Mrs George Velie. of Railroad ave-
nue, was a. visitor in Stamford today;
was a. \isitor in Stamferd Saturday
evening.
John W. Shepbard and family have
returned to New York city for the'
winter months.
g ,a.....
a —_
The residents of West Side avenu‘: Min Hell?) Witch“ tt; 3! .
grea pear-T Wood - rs. ames Bums ~ I.
m fly annoyed over the ap Lilaryséro’toot. Mrs. Fairbanks. MB,
Louise Wm Misses MW and .
mice Boyle. .Sergt: Vincem Boyie. m:
John Lee. Miss Lee; Mia: Marlow
Oddy, Hamid Odd:.' Miss Annie Tay-
301', and Mrs. Mxen. .
Yale Wanfi Heavy : '7
NEW HAVEN, Oc't.
heavyweights are being encouraged to
come out for
Yale‘ s varsity crews.
belieues these heavy men are needed
for the middle of shelling-1' .
Three varsity crews and life-.151)» lag
pound crew are having daily practice.
A system of weekly regattas to stimu-
late interest and rivalry: has beenrin-
stituted by CoachCorderry Crew In-
terest has drawn about three hundred
men to the practice stretches at Der-
night on North Main street, by Deteo- _
five Sergeant Rhona: Hunt for reck-
glass driving.
gowntown court he was fined :25.
ascal drove down North Main street
Ra‘ph Gem'le' of the P0“ R°ad' . at arate or speed estimated to beabout
25 miles an hour and swung his car
'- handoutottmmcfinallytumingthe
trunk: dummy beneath the bridge at
a rate of speed that . '
mm the car. . . f; r
Sergeant Hunt. who has standing
Men for. «a... "
25.-_—Football
middle positions in‘
Coach Corderry
alcall , financially.
without question. 1 '4 -
it’d :6 easy, .
Simple. Get a. box of No~To-Ba’c and
11:11: Gandhi-clone you human as»
. ' muck-“n.
and you are better of: mentally. phy-
. 2210!: tom In :nny form. your '7
druggiat will refund your money
F; H.B '2
~ .- . DBUGGET
comfizunity’s young pitcher. ha?” play- by.
ed an un'parrelled game the entzrc 77 . 0, . ,
season. ' 7 TAXI DRIVER ARRESTED _ ‘- soulgagyoébaflrnser
. Michael Pascall, of Weapon... 3
local taxi driver. _was placed under Page A “W, Park. & Word,
BARlEN &N01?0T01V arrest atraet a: 10-15 01.1.... last . ,
lfi
:Noim with any 5mm... : V
T SALE OF
'o-
‘ ao'ooooV-o-o'oooo-oy-n
DRESSES
“ FOR woman AND m'sses
fromn‘lssusmom
COATS AND
mamwflm«
A. McWCW
AM! AT LAW
PAT E NT ;
' whim-M
Wanna—mm...»
yup-m... unmoun—
This morning in the:
threatened tar ' "
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firms 9513
3-“:
Miss Mary Crimmins, of Long Neck
Point will spend the winter in New
York city. . ,
John Philips of New York; has leas-
ed the homF-ot Mrs. William Beck-
lev and will take possession immel-
iately. 1
Mrs. Joseph Lombardi who has
been spending the past few weeks wit h
reiatixes in N233 Haven has returned
to her home here. '
Mr. and Mrs. John A. Weed. who
have been spending the summer. at
Noroton. have returned to their home
in New York city.
A
Mrs. Beckley has moved from her
former residence on Mansfield avenue
to the Post Road. where she is now
occupying her new home.
Robert H. George. who recently
sold his business in the community
left Saturday for the south with, his
life. Mr: George was. obliged to leave
on account of his health.
Airs. William J. Reid
Margaret and Robert. of
avenue. left'Sunday for Huntington;
Park. Los Angeles. California. to spend
the winter withers. Reid's parents.
and
DANDERINE
Stops. Hair Coming Out;
Thickens. Beautifies.
35—cents buys a bottle 0: “Dander—
inc‘ at any drug store.
twins. plication you can not find a. particle
Brookside of dandruff or a falling hair. Besides.
every hair. shows new
brightness, more color and abund—
ance.
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PHONE 306.“
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YOU. KNOW THAT
Keeler’s,
SHOE STORE
SavesYou Money on
SHOES and HESIEEY.
w. 1.. Douglas 311er
; 353‘“ “#9“. ~
Snag Boots.
After one ap-
Vac~3ed Ball Boots
lire. vigor.
‘fGordoni'f Hosiery
table covers; napkins, hats and
Miss Mabel 133'. Mullens will give a.
reading of “Pollyanna" at the 19arien
Methodist church on the evening of
.Nov 3rd. Miss Mullens is reputed as
being as skilful a dramatic reader as
Miss Grace Sage. known to many
here. There will also be a soloist at
this entertainment. which should
an added attraction.’
531‘
The Boy Scouts of Troop I. Norotou.
are busy selling tickets and arrangim.r
for their dance on the 28th. which
they are very anxious to make a suc-
‘cess. This will be the first dance that
the boys have managed entirely them— I
selves The dance is to he held at‘
the Noroton Hose House on the above
date.
At a meeting held yesterday by the
"Moonlight Syncopator’s" it was
agreed upon to devote every Friday
evening to rehearsals. at which time
the boys who are placing Darien in
the land of ”Jazz" might have the ap~
portunity of making a favorable ap-
pearance for the. community when
playing out of town. At presentrthe
band is. not accepting out of town en-
gagements. devoting- its full 'time and
loyalty to the local demands. At the .
next public appearance they will ren-
-_A.._...A-
N ORWALK GENERAL
HOSPITAL
EMERGEECY APPEAL FOR $75,000
October 9 to November 6, 1921
Three Weeks of Publicity, October 9 to October 30
One Week of Solicitation, October 30 to November 6
Mr.
Hospital
C. B. Strayer, campaign secretary, will be at the
during the campaign, and on Wot the directors,
will welcome inquiries or suggestions BA. any time by letter,
telephone or personal call.
Volunteers are needed for
Solicitation week.
Telephone Norwalk 42.
der James Foster’s new numbcr.
“Wonderful Mary of Mine."
Mrs. 'Charles “food: of the Post
Road. was given a surprise shower at.
the home of her mother. Mrs. Nixen.
of the Post Road. Voroton. who has
recently moved from Noroton Heights
to her present residence. by many of
her friends in this section. Mrs.
Woods. who was Miss Emily‘Nixen.
was married a few weeks ago at St.
Lukes church. Many practical gifts
were included in the shower as well as
many ornamental presents. Among 1
the gifts were cut glass. towels. alum-
,1.
The Price of Linonine
Patent Sport OXfOrds
Soft Plain Toes," Flat Heels. . . .Price $650
This sporty model is showing its heels to all comers. and is pro?-
ing Smell popular among young women who are eager to grasp the
122 Washington Street
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NATIONAL UMBRELLA WEEK
We suggest tha
-buying an umbrella.-
; Smart and
Paragon frames, some showing stub. ferrules.
‘ wood with either bakelite ring and cap or leathe
strap. .
Prices from
’ Children’ s Umbrellas with fancy handles . . . . . .. . . . . . . .
I: you prepare for that traditional ‘Ramy Day” by
practical ones covered with silk or glutia. nzounted 011.7
. Handles are of hard;
ermvered ,wlth wrist.
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Shhh Creeping
Shadows on
the Wall!
Thrills and mystery lurk with
the solemn owls, spooks and
big black cats printed on Den-
nison crepe or out frOm mat—
stock all ready to use.
And we have
Win
favors fur Hallowe’en’s gay
parties.
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A varied assort-
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some “7001 Scarfs and Wraps, Children‘s
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