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end the season by a. muagl and eats
an: evening.
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Tuesday November 1st bein
communion at Christ church a} 9. 32)
o'clock in the morning. 2 ~-
On Thursday L evening.
LardL the. Young People of Section B of
Christ church are to held a: seeifi
aiming- at the church to which all of
the young people of the church are
invited. ,- _ . 2 .1
Final preparations are banana-fie
by the members of the Epworth
League of the East avenue 5:44. 25.
church for the LHallowe' en parifi ‘io
be. held at the church on Ms udny L
evening October 35st.
”Package social and sale at Swed-
ish Lutheran church. Sat. Oct. 2:961,
7: 30 p. in. Everybody welcome.
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The East Norwalk ComLmumty
Chorus will meet. on Monday evening"
October 31a. at Community Hall. at
8 o'clock in the evening when plans
for the future and welfare of the chor-'
us will be discussed and
various committees made.
the Eafit
The regular meeting of
Association
Nor-walk Improvement
will be held on Tuesday afternoon
November lst. at Cornmunily Hall.
Plans for the use of the hall durjng
the winter months will be discussed by
the members of the association.
A most enjoyable Halloween mas- -
querade was given last mening by
the members of St. Agnes‘ Guild of
Christ church in the parlors of the
church. about 100 attending; gGames
were played. dancing was enjoyed
and refreshments were served.' The
affair broke ‘up about 11:30 o'clock.
Rev. R. Irving “’atkins. pastor of
1119 East avenue M. E. church will
occupy the pulpit as usual on sufiday
morning at the church. having re-
turned from Philadelphia today with
Mrs. \Valkins The Adult Bible Class
will obserxe “Questionnaire Sunday"
instead 0: the entire church ”was
announced \‘esterdav.
Plans for a si: rig-s of entrrl. illinients
‘10 b.- given iu} i'm \arious se(_ tions of
the Woman's Auxiliary" of "Christ
rhnrch. were iiésml§ed at the meet-
ing of the Auxiliary
afternoon in the Sunday school rooms
of the: rhm‘vh. 'l‘hv entertainments
viii start in November and-”Sréfion “
if the .-\:l\ill::ry will he inLi‘ha’rgv of"
Fe fil'sl one l-‘m‘tlxrr :mnqnméments
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gs. (it Mllx’inlev street.
muse . - M1-2\\llllaln3
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. .(i. of howgyton ave
his mining in it‘s win—L
4 ‘Lplaixi Mills Boat
3:1 Mn} is also on the
' 2' our months or
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an of tire ,‘ t‘ 23.303;
(9 :iysorts have been hear)
results of the efforts-
mat soxfirm‘cfiss has
a.) 12;:
T‘scription dance will 11g held
i0 ' E“: e \Pning at thLE- ' “$310115
Hist Emmi .1 large crowd is Ruth.
m (Lace Brothers Orchestra;
:2. \orw all: will furnish the
' to: ill! 0113151011.
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:zlltoists are remarking of the
1UP- 2.. \2-mer. t of the. new road It is
(xiv-u {(Li that within a. few days th;
road “ill be. laid up far as the Stan—
91‘” “ii “ork
iron} the Whitessridge to the
m: nor; is not known asyet.
\lis. Edgar L Raymond. of Rowav
.‘lcn .u‘.enue entertained “Vednede'
“rising in honor of her guest, Mrs.
Hezhzrt Grace of Harrington. Maine.
(‘ards were Timed during the eveiing 7
Music and refreshments occupied part
of the evenings exents. Among those
present were
L LLLLLjOhii be; MRI-tine.
November LL
reports of I
hvléix'immay « the - least. we. ladieesnd file;mmwho
this m‘e‘... '
51‘ outniasters. ‘
loval pé pie, he ta}; ‘
Just when it will be 2
Mrs. Richard Irena: d; "
1‘ New Haven.
was the recent? gdest 0; Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Lanzo and liliesL Susie Lani-0. ‘
of the Post road. 2 ‘ 2
Maginnis have returned to their home
here, having been the guests of John
H McCarthy, of Torrington, Conn.
Since the railroad station was rob—
bed, a light isJeft burning at night.
This robbery probably woke up the
railroad officials before an} o
beries take place.
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The Darien Constabularv are getting
after the oxerloaded trucks passing
through the town at night. and ails:
operating without rear lights. As ye
no arrests have been made, but if the
same violators ot the law pass
through the town again, they proba-
bly will be forced to take action.
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Mrs William A. Gracey, of West
axenue. whose troubles were taken .
into corut and somewhat settled a few
Idays ago, was sent to Bridgeport for
breach of the peace. Mrs. Gracey
made a pledge to Judged“. H Selleck
to maintain the peace. but failed to
abide with her promise. Justice Sel-
lcck found it necessary to send the
woman over. '
Yesterday marked the sixty-third
anniversary of the birthday of Theo—
dore Roosevelt. which was celebrated
in the local scthools. .The children 0!
the schools sang patriotic songs and
offered recitations pertaining to the—
hero of San Juan Hill. At a meeting
of the; Wolf pack. No- 10. this daywas
also observed by a reading of the
"Life —of Theodore Roosevelt" One
of. Roosevelt' s attractions to the chil-
dren was that he was a. great lmer of
books: second. his intense love for
animals: and, third. his great desire at
all times to tell the truth.
was cleaned out. Theproceeds of the
opening night was $116 28. Everv
thing: is in readiness for a. cleanuo
business tonight which‘2Rev.L Sofie!!—
ner is in 110938 of:
' The annual fair of théT'Darien high»
owning with a large attendance The
affair is being represented by each Lde:
partment of the church. and. to Bali
M,-ramiw
Gordon
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At KEELER’S
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For those who desire good hos—-
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stockings. Also that “wideseamf';
Litockiug in all coloig .5. ‘ .9,
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Shoe Store
The store 3.112.th you money.
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Sweaters
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turn for \our money ‘
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$8 00
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Tel. Noru‘alk 736
Branch of Ben Ton. New York.
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