j attractive entertainer and she should
m9morial exercises. '
I Hermann Hagedor'n author of 1mm-
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Henry D. Frank is criticallv ill at. memorial- Justice». James C. Cropsey
311s home on St. John street. 01' the Supreme Court: in -Brooldxrn;
presided while those in charge of the
The usual meeting of the Y M. C C celebration were James E. West, chief
"ifil be held on Lionday evening. 'scout executive; Judge. Frederick Ker—
Edward Shea. who has been off on man and J01“?! MCE- Bowman
' ' a hunting trip, is expected home in Admiral Lord David Beatty dropped
-' "a. short. time. in upon the meetings uneVpectedly and
' ibecame tfie momentary hero of the
He was cheered and called:
a“;
nus-—
mrs. Emma. W’ilmont. of Metuchan, scouts.
PILJ J.. is visiting V113. E B. Smith of upon fora Spech.‘
mavenue. “I am glad to be. ablc to be here.
:and extend to the Boy Scouts all
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Heating of America the. greetings of the Sea and:
.32. John street haVe left :0 spend the Boys Scouts of Great Britain " he sol .l.
.mntcr in F101 16.1. f ”Theodore Roosevelt was a true friend
____. of Great Britain. and his name is
Miss Alice Carr has been confined grréeatly respected there. If the, Lo."
'. to her home on Fourth street for 59‘!- Scouts of America. will follow the 9x7
91's.! days with seV'cre cold.’ ' 'ample set by Theodore Rooscvclt. I
‘ ~————— ' {am sure their greatest dreams will Bic
REVKJ. \V. Davis will . occupy—x the ‘more than. realized.”
pulpit. at the Advent Christian church W’itli Admiral. Beatty were Rear
101110 Tow morning and evening. Admiral Hugh Rodmun of the I'nitml
--———- States NaV'V'. Gen. Charles G. Dawes
The usual meeting 0f the choir 0‘5 President Hardings efficiencv 9xpcrt
Christ church “'35 hBid: at the ChUI‘C-h: and membcxs of tlu’ Interalliul Board
last evening. for the purposes of 1'c~ '01 Militais Supplies
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3193-1331- ‘ Dinnci was sch'cd VV'liilc the scout
2111111113 {11113111 and thc lads (#199194.
TommorroVV (“filing will be the fin— ,"llie srcn: ballroom probably I19V'n1'
a: night when U19 Dorlon House will held 'audicncc
be open this 1:9ar.
:111191'9 crltliusiastic
‘OSulliVarr is closing carlier than us— 3T0}; Scouts. .
3131 this year. i Scout Burroughs who spent the
51111112191'_-i.'1 liowzu'ion has a largo
This afternoon ”I? officers 0? “15‘ numbm' of friends and "acrmaintances
'Mayflower Hook 1": Ladder company 11919
are to takc hart in thc inspection to I .c i
held at th‘é’ Centinl l‘ire station in the i
second DARJEN& NOROTOA
Evanglistic services are. lVe-im: liei‘l “fl
7 at Pi‘FS‘ED’I at.:’~‘VV'9disl1'Conzr’-'gaiionzl‘-’ "Mrs. John Tyler. of 7 Noroton
church. The SDEHEQCX‘S are Rev. G. l'Z.
. - Hci his. VVill entertain with a. Hallo-
I’iizland Churics J. Yalilstroni or Nem- g g
\"9- 91'. pailV this (V'9ning in honor of
I=r?3:un. More about it 111 the church her niece. 3
news column. .
Thc child r911 of 3Y1:
‘ ' . . , , and 311's. ““311-
Rccmvsc'lloiulay 9V'1'-111n,g:' IS Haho- 1.3,. Morchouse of~tl19 Post {20:11] will
'we-enTthc pmpos‘id nicctmg Of "'0 entertain a. number of their lililc
Eastrfiorwalk Cornmwmty chorus VV'ill friends ““57 211191110011 at :. El“!—
hc postponcc’l until Monday (4911111: ICWE'EH pirtp. '
Nov1911ber 7th. Notice has 119911 sent. ___..
to all 111911111913; 0" fig: chorus “mt: The Christian "Endeavor of the
there VV'1ll be 110 meeting on Mond’iy First Congrcgationnl Church gave a.
evening. _Hallow9‘cn party Thursday
'in the Parish House.
patroniz rd and pr0Vcd
cess.
9V'9nlng
It was largcly
- 1 1 b9 . it '1 a
51‘ 1.1111 1' 91‘ E 1 \orv. ilk p 0913 a. large suc-
‘haVe significd their iutvmion to it-';
tending the Boy Scouzr F‘i9ld Day to '19
held at the 11:11:19: grounds 1'11"“th9 '; T119 Rm. Scouts of :l‘roop 1 held :1
Second district thisziftopnoon. )‘l‘cm— dXmCP Jam Honing in the 510,510“.
bars: 1‘: Troop No. {1. who 1119: last ‘
.l-i1'9 Dcplzirtmenl H:1ll.'l‘.his is (119}
first affair that the bovs have gi'vcn‘
'911tir9lV' “19341159th and are deserv—g'
ing on much prais9 for their efforts:
evening as usual. in
the gvcnts.
1:0 WA 17m? '
will Triafi'ticiputc
' i The annual fair of the Daricn
Methodist Ffpiscopél Church came to
:1 close lastcchiiug and according to
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£119“th has 1.9.11 m ,m- 5mm; little most- sumcssi‘ul affairs-'cver held In
. tbc mcmbcrs of the church. The 19—
timtf is able to in:- zillout again.
-‘ ' ._.._.'__.“ ’ ccipts for thc firs! t\(‘fiillg amounted;
to $1113 :5 while the rcceipts of last;
V'-'V9_n’ing amounted to $177 65. bring-
ing .1 total oi $3594. 93. The ladies and .
in fact the men oi thc church who?
wore r55ponslblc for the occasion are
Onc‘of the Hallowr’enr affairs
which arc to. bc given in this section
is that which will he lwld 'lhis 9V9-
Bing under htc auspices of 1119 liei‘t
Fi1g9‘1 (Insole ‘0': the Baptist Church
111 the Morea'tion hall. II: will lie an {lzscl'vlng of commendation for lhl‘il
Old fashioned ’liallcwg' c 11 party VV'ILLh work. which ..1s ( :urie- out will 1
all sorts of old timc games. popcorn, much skill, 'l‘hon {catni'c oi Inst night
apple bobbing ”and I319 favorite pus- was :1 "Dog Ro'lst‘ ' and £1 0119 act};
times for this holiday pcx‘iod. may (-mitlcd “A: Palm Muir-h." 'Ar'—’
. sordin" to {ho tilll one might hi of
Mr. and Mrs.
who haVe l3<9n
[113 imprcssion 111211 the pupcr m 1t<h
VV (1.x one that V011 would iecciV'c “"hll'.”
Joli n Taintor Foot-1.
“I“ l‘tli1"“ 113'» 5- 'dsnli
" mot; "
. 'exous works upon Roosevelt. read :1 Brown,
Proprietor JOh 1'1tlan that crowd of wiggling. cheering '
Mrs. Howard A.
Rose"White,
3111113611; Hezekiah 7 Jehosophat" -,
Wilbur Galnér; Sam Hunt ,. .
Howard SlauSon. On- November the
18th; " ‘Thé New_.Mir1iste1-"
lproduced 01199 again in the Noroton
fire house, under the. auspices of the
church and
-walk a short me later.
notes—*The
sermon.
e to the King-
(1011). " In th evening the DaStOF W1”
speak on the subject of “A Home-
made God. " The Epworth League
topic is: ;“Lessons from the Patriots
of the Past and Present." ‘ The leader
is \Vilbur Gainer.
The fair has been very successful.
as it offers many beautiful articles in
hand work that ar'é' not found .9“ the
counters in the stores. The money
raised goes to reduce the mortgage.
The Junior League has secured the
'service of Miss Mabel E. Mullins for
Thursday evening, November 7 31d.
when she will read the fascinating
story of. “Pollyanna.” at 8 o’clock.
\V'hile this is a story that‘ makes :1
great'appcal to children. it is a story
that all grown- ups should know and
-apprcciatc. Come and bring Vour lit-
gtle ones. 'The tickets are only twenty—
‘fiV'e cents.
Mam" of the Springdalc folks,
were not proV ident enough to secure
seats to the showing of the “New
Minister." by ihc Darien \1. P. Young
People. at Springdalc have suggested
the return of the comedy. Springdalrx
surely gave us an apbrcciativc house
Damien
thgme'
i Sunday,
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CUT THIS OUT—IT IS \VORTII
\IONEY
and mail it to Foley 8:. Co. 2835 She!»-
field Ave.. ChiCago. 111.. ,writing your
name and address clearly. You will
mining Folcys Honey and Tar Com-
pound for coughs, colds and croup:
Foley Kidney Pills for pains inside!
and back; rheumatism. backache.
kidney and bladder
and thoroughly cleansing cathartic
for constipation blliousnes's. heard-
achcs. and sluggish bowels ~Stlllson-
Powell Corp.
Van Henson (30112119 1
”For Sale 11919
COPYRIGHT . ,
CLOTHING CO.
South Main Street
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The Tixfile'Sfore: ;
SPECIAL Tins WEEK '
will bes’ '
it is believed that Elli-i
fnochan Barron Collier, Julian Gold— "c‘play will be produced in East hor- term the company of another m .
Arnold A.Wagstaff,l1usognd of bag
,on
who I
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Cut out this hllp enclose with 51ch—
ireceive in ieturn a trial package com“
ailments: and. . ‘
Foley Cathartlc Tablets, 3. wholesoms '
Continued from First Page
fused And both had' been ré'poi'teii in:
of the missing wives, identified. the
body last night as that of his wife. Bra:
accept this identification-
Mrs. Anna. Bail‘ev,
missing ""Mr's. Higgins, continues to 111-
sist, however, thatxhe body is that of
her daughter. although Thomas Hig-
SIRS. ., husband of Mrs. Higgins. saicl
4119 body was not that of his wife.
MARSHAL FQCH
LOVES HIS PIPE
Continued from First Page.
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tied it as he approached Battery Park
and put. it back into his pocket '
Two hours lat91,v.'l19n comfortahlv
established in his special Main for 1h.
i .
run to Washington thn pipe was out
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'9xampie or his guests and smoked
écigar. but this finished, the piper arm!
:czuno int :ieVV' oulv to drgippea!‘
lwhcn the tinin pulled inlo thé Union:
;Sta.tlo_n.
Again at his hotel the last thing he
'did before going to bed “as to take
a few more puffs. '
Dr. Paul Andre his 110301131 phr-
gsician. was right VVlicn 119 said "The
‘Marshal 10'. cs his vino.
HAVE YOU A
DOLLAR ?
Start a. savings, account
now while it is on your
mind
The. dollar has shrunk
considerablv since the
days before. the war but
”do not Em'wt that {here IS
a good deal nf spring to it
1 yet and that it is going to
. gét larger again
By shying! Your dollars
DOW they will not only
’\ earn other dollaijs. as in—
terestj'bul every dollar is
going" .m' 91an large be-
cause. of the: increasing"
purchasing power that it
willhavc as prices become
lower._., Prices have now
reached and are passing
their peak and never was
it as 'profiralile to sa‘vc as
it is anV'.
Renzmuber that as the
‘ 91511111.. groVV'Ta (51,111.25?
. may also be harder to get
. Now is the time to «131':
savings account with
; .
Outing Flannel," 8 yds. for $1.00
by Mrs. Sidn9y 1:..11
~eral guests from Brooklyn. An
itendaucc of about Cm perop‘w is. cx«
pected and it is bclievcd that this will
be one of the gala en'unts of 1119 39:1-
3011 in the coznlnunity. ' The hall has
beén decorated with brilliant autumn
.1oliag'e and colors of Hallowe'en sug-
3981:1011
At the Methodist Episcopal ‘liurch
«on next \K’cdncsclay, cVening'. Miss
Mabel E. Mullins. an e-xc9ptional im—
personator and eiocutionist. VV'ill pres-
gnt a rendition of the story. "Oh,
Money. M01195" from the book by
3113. Elcarzor H. Porter whose story
“Pollyanna." has proved an inspira-
tion to many. Bliss Mullins with her
natural and acquired talcnt is a most
in honor of, 39V:—
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great
be greeted by a large audience on
Wedmcday evening at 8 o'clock. The
‘ entertainment is for the. benefit of the
ladies‘ Aid Society of the church.
out L9=19 Pmrruugi'...
"First C131». .
9'! Brooklyn, “as chosen from his
“Troop to filti'lld the Exumuet l19id .11
11:91—19:92 Commodorc. New York city
on Thursday evening. This was one
of 1?»? various celebrations held in
'tl'e City i11.hor.or of the sixty third
'auzzix'crsary of the birth of Theodore
Roosevelt.
The principal
SiOIl‘.
11'<=>'1ngs were
Raj; Scouts' celclirution '11 the Hot l
L nimodoz'c And :1 wry-(11' mass 11199:-
. . Brooklyn tn
' l.(‘.-osr"'\:§-t C“
' .sl’ssio .431 night, and
under auspices ~ f:
~' V'elt Memorial As-
Hall'. in the 31‘-
“.9211 13m. Scout.
.VV'as tlic
13' 9.11191"
“9:19
A: 1h:
' idcal
.' master C
1min Roy
ilz'oom of th9 Hot“!
the? Gunter New
Boy Scouts 119111
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Fronts
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TURNS OIT ITS‘l-J.F
A noted author‘fiy says that; feat
aarops of “Out gro upon the skin sur- .
finding the ingrowir. nail reduces
inflammation and pain aand so tough-
fender. sensitixje skin under—7
.1.“ SEC“ .\ TOE\
in their cottage on \\' > .11.. mm buying tobacco in 'a cigar store. This All Wool Jersey Cloth, 56 inches
738 recto-hing conga anti-um»! "'V'lzm pnpcr match. hoVV'r-V'V'g'. .1'clatcd m a '1 Wide .. ............... . $2. 35 yd.
e. birti of :1 9.11. m _\a- VV 1111'... . 1'. .V‘mm': mun who corrcsmndcd VVilh :1. - =
~Foot9 is o. wrilrr of short storics g'irl through :1 (curse grom a corrcs- « Bolivia, 56 Inches Wide""$3750..yd'
.which 113V»: .‘Vlsj‘u'ul't'ii in st'il‘zll m‘ pondcni school. Did you 9V'9r (lo‘ "
'.the fiction 111.11 inns. .‘xlz'. l"oot»"stl1:1i? 'l‘lw cllm'aclcrs VV'crv as fol-3 136 WASHINGTON STREET
jatest story um' i in tl'w his! 59.:— loVV's: Aunt Sophriny. Miss Ethel \Vil- ' '
urday l.\‘.\ll-.' " Saturday 2111-1111.; ‘
3 . _“ s
'Arlothci' I'll..lii‘f)\\’1"t'fi festivity is the '
- subscription (1:111:39 which will lic :iV'- }
en this Pvtning in (in:- ltowuytou 3
‘House. The dance is being: arranged" '
16 South Main Street ‘8
9 Have
Here you’ll'find all the quaint favors of
oiher years as well as "many new, novel
ideas to make your Hallowe’ en party a
success.
And we also are prepared to sell you spe-
cial stationery for this very special event— L
all shown Wifli ideas suitable for this occa- '
Should you wish Special cards or favors we ,
. suggest that you send us your order m suf- -
' ficient time to insure prompt deliYery.
Itati
Hallowe en Favors
South; N bmalki- ‘ '
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THE PEOPLE’S
”TRUST- CO.
South Nomi}; Conn.
Them '
was accompanied li‘y four friends who:
also identified it as that of Mrs. Wag- ~
$33,811:} the police are inclined to' ,
mother of the .
again. Aft‘e 1' dimicr hf lollower} t‘hf‘
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Old age. and dim sight are poor com-
panions.
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$1.13: us look c.1191 your eve troubles.
'pmr scientific Raining and long ex-
periencc narrants your patronage.
LTHAMER, INC
Optometrists and Opticians
8 2 Atlantic St. Stamfox d
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YOU, KNOW THAT. 1
* Keeler’s
SHOE STORE
SavesV/ou Money on
- SHOES and 110311111?
W. I. Douglas Shoes
Regal Shoes
{Shag '35.... '
Vac-Red Ball Boots
. ‘ ‘ Gordon” Hosiery,
For Stunt People.
01111 3952111 at. '
Max Levy’s .
Shoe: Store
31 So. Main 8%., So. Norwalk
PM . ..
No cor-inaction with any othor store
A. ‘M. WQO$TER’
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' Sell Your Old Cars 'to the
Bridgeport Auto Wrecki-
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, 1310 North Avenue
Between Oak and Center St
'- Bridgeport, Conn.
: Phone Barnum 5586—2 ,
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REPUTATION
does not come from the filings
yon arégoihg to do-
Inquire about courses 1
Accounting, Commercla
' Law, Civil Sex-Vice 7' I
* g, 'Wenderful Assortments of Women’ s and Misses?
Coats
Hats 1‘ Priced commembly LOWer Than Elsewhere
or Women, Misses and Juniors Priced Fifty Per 6911+
lower than elsewhere
She: at the store with a twenty-year r
e utatio
merchandising 7 p n for héne“
3? West Washington 8t. 3. Norwalk ' V
Slenfierize Your Figure:
A at 'Yoar Purse
a, .
If V on are cor'cctly oorseted
Von are pcrf—cctiv {fowned
W. B. CORS ETS arc 18H;
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Petlicoals, Children's Sleeping GREENS-ZS. -i V'az'ml .:«or:-
ment of Sport- Hosc, SVV' caters ' for 2 9‘.«‘..~. . (
some “001 Scarfs and “raps, (hiidi‘té: > A'r'tih'x‘: 'l‘;=.m~u—
Shanters, Stylish Gloves, Veils, Necklaces, 6; 11931 m: (3?.
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