. Mrs; William Redmafi' and daugh-i(\cr1ts._
Iter. Miss Beulah Redman, of River-plus 1:, =1. ished by Grace Brothers 0
_, side, visited on Saturday ”afternoon chest”. 'of Nor-walk. Among those
1:11.11 relatives on Osborne avenue; land Mrs Ira. Ki Mm Scofield
‘. Workmen of the Connecticut com- _Miss Anna. Scofleld. Milton Avery.
"upany have been busy on the work Franklin Cleverly, Charlie Sniffin. M‘us.
preliminary to the re-location df trol- Raymond Mrs. L'Hommedieu.M1s.
Jey polee 6n the Dorian Point line. John Plander Mrs. Henry Rowlan- -.3
-—'-~ Maude Sherlock. Milton Rowland,
Iii and Mr’s‘. Everett Buikley, ot Henry Rowland Evelyn L‘H‘ommc-
Mr.
Brown football game on Saturday ate Prater. or New York city,
and Mrs
ternoomt New Haven. Mrs. Edgar Lynch, Mr.
The am} meeting of the East handsomely decorated with the usual
’m Community chorus will not Hallowe' en decorations which added
' ' held {Ms evening becouse o! it be- nmch to the occasion.
Q3 W'en. The chorus will
Merle“: gentjtonday evening, Novem-
our 7th St cilmmimity hall.
m Freida. Roth. Master William,
M nod Kr. and Mrs. C. 0. Frenoh'
‘ mm oaNew' Rochelle. visited
.m
1111111111; her W00 reshinsiod.
W"
Friends or Oscar Necander at Fort “’3 "“3 ”‘am'j‘
Point street are pleased to learn that Phil! Dill r of Haney-g 1mm
no 1cm; from the eifoc'u of left 83%”?0, Nam 'me 11.
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7 muster sustained when he was .
7 m by 311- automobile some, m Won
“”0“ "° °" 8““ mu“ m" 1 walnu- rare. or the rout Rood en—
hemmedwmmeetuumfl‘m relative. from Sanford
an main: and willben-uke 911;? 311- "“ “"5 'm‘fid' .
n mm to Served ‘ o ‘ h i
ii’rl Mowing the b ill The Boeiieiorl' club will od I
meeting this. evening (Renown
“WEDGE _
7. . '7 Mrs; John we: Nonstop Height.
h,’§,§"“_m&:”‘m§;‘ 21:33,? '3‘“ entertainoii me . Hallowe'enr pmy
We of the Eats avenue 1!. 8.1 sum “my; at lei" hone
’ the “PM this evening. with a. jhilowe‘en pnrty; '
0912' Club: Nmtom
7 7 _ Tb'é bids for the Charles and Piatt
\ , Street-ewe“. together for tho'oew'er
fen Cede:- met in the Second district.
will be opened at the meeting of the
common council to be held tomorrowl
- evening. Providing the bids are low
enough the contract will be let and gnu: 31:1;leny‘l'3‘i2e: Railroad avenue
work will be begun on them in o ' -
short time. A Greenwich fire truck passed
through the town yesterday with a.
The many friends of Dr. '11. Irving
., , few of its members who were taking
Watkins, pastor of the East avenue the truck upstate to have it repaired.
it. E. church will be pleased to learn
' that while in Philadelphia Dr. Watd
Lyman Snitfen who has been em-
kins underwent an examination at3 . -
one of the hospitals there, and re- p10)“ b3 the Andrew Taylor Com
Mr. and Mrs. Conney. of New York.
were the week end guests of 111-. Ind
Mrs. Studenmeyer oi the Post Road.
Charles Smith. assistant postm
- ' nn i
ceived a report that he was enjoying 3:139 has severed his co . ect on
perfect health. His recent indisposi- -' F“ "H
tion was due to overwork and not to Nathan Nash who has been visit-
' any physical ailment. i
ling in Darien is now remembering his
ROWA Y7 'ON
’friends here with post cards from
DeFALDO—‘“'BIGHT.
XTexas.
i One .of the most simple and private
Weddings ever held in Rowayton was
performed last Friday when Arthur
DeIPaIdo of New York and Miss filiVe
Wfigfit, daughter of Mr. and1
‘Geo'rge A. Wright of Craw Hill,
united in marriage, at the Row
modiét church.
7 Following the ceremony a luncheon;
'wns served at the bride’s home which:
was Beautifully decorated for the oc~
cofion. 30th 3155 “’"ght and Mr- dent of Andrew Taylor on Noroton
:DeFaldo are well known in the thea Hill is m ’ '
- uch durum-ed at 1h Stamford
m1 profession. as they have devoted Hospital. e
lunch of their time to the profeSSion
They are also members of the Actors' 3
Equity -Association by a trolley car juSt south of Le Roy
His-\Vright is well- known through- avenue is improving slowly at the
Rowayton and the Norwalks and Stamford hospital.
e wedding came as a great surprise
to m'any‘of 'the' local residents; The
eoupi; will loans in a few days on a
honemoon.
'Miss Geneva Sniffen of The Post
Road has purchased a new Victrola
which will be used for one of the
Hallowe'en parties to be held this
evening.
Rev George A. Tultle and Robert
M” Potter oi the Congregational church
we“ have returned to this community from
gym“ a visit, in New Haven, where they at-
tended the “Older Boys' Conferenc. ”
Th condition of Edward B. Hindley,
who figured in the recent auto acci-
‘ The children of Mr. and Mrs. Hen-
their little friends Saturday after—
—‘——fi‘_ noon with a H llowez'en party.
Mrs. DaVid Mixsell who has been a
spending the summer' months in
fokeneke. will leave this week for her
winter home in Philadelphia.
were enjoyed by the children.
Miss Mabel Bowes, a. student of the
Junior high school, was the onlv
student to receive a mark of 100 per
[cent or perfect attainment in the
arithmetic speed test given at the
school as a state test. _
Fred Bi‘l’enstein and family wi'!
Vleave here this week for Philadelphia
:"whesé M1- Bilienstein will resume his
poSifion with Mrs. DaVid liixsell.
Mr; J, B, Booke‘ who has been Mr. and Mrs. John Albin, offRail—
'erfling the summer in ‘Tokeneko. Iroad aVenue entertained with a. Hal-
leftreecently for Detroit, Michigan, lowe eh party Saturday eVenmg.
egg; he “~11; Spéhd the winter Among those present who enjoyed
the eVents of the eVening were1Su—
, A. ‘_~ 7 Isannah Quinn Babe Quinn, John Al-
ma; amp Mrs. , Arthur Roche will bin, \It. and Mrs. George Sutton.
close their summer home in Tok- Nettie Albin, Mrs. Andrew Nash and
cache to-mo'rrow and will return to Mrs. George NaSh
their home in New" York city for tie:
winters. months. , _ *
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The Darien Poy Scouts attended
4119 Deft Finger Circle of the' Bap- at hew Haven .betv'veen Brown and
tisg Id] hegd a Halloueen party Yale. Among those who made the
Saturday evening in the Reoreafiom turkwerr
Hall . The usual type of games weutGodfrey Biliy‘Godfrey Fred Schrad-
33501.34 and the usual decomtio ,5 er,- Sidney \Vilson,_ Arthur Mercier,
w’rp 1. ”.1595 , ’lC'lax-enc’e Raymond,- Walter Osborne.
__ " iStzmiey Philcox. " Ralph Osbome.
Mrs CIfi-md };_ wright of “1.1:: Heirbert' Lester, Rodney Lester, Har-
11311.0. ‘ras Dumhascd the estate of 1y Oberlan‘der. Steven Roth. Harold
ohm J (h frlander on “'95:; Side 33.1-.R1chards, and Rance Pooley. The
line, “114119.“ 5} :3 will place the pur- trip we 5 made by automobile.
base 0:. make}: after renmations 1.1.151 ' ' ' ' V "
1191' l-cel. lee. med. ‘
r. minis Needles had the misfortune
:Qf running‘into a. Sicy‘de Saturday
afternoon {in \Vashington , street.
I» n he broke the front wheel of
the vehicle. . Mr. Needles located
- 'wner and settled for damaged.
.of Finance pific
the ensuing year. -
was elected chairman while Dr John
Godfrey was electe'
board; succeeding Dr
'__ once were discuss
gee Eva; Ready Circle of King's the board maki
ll hold «their
6 ' . .riciuuldnity.
" ‘ 1 3 Q 5?“ .1”; Al was one Of the gala
3 $3: ’2’ r..- S 5'.” ~~ -’.~‘ In ryH in events (1; the season in the common-
‘ "3&oylng a week’s hufling trip at Ry. ' mum-mg was enioyed by tfiose
Popp’ a Mountain. . lpresrnr. the usual Hallowe' on game 5
\ wcr- in use and many other engoyable
The music for the occasion
13f35€iit vfere: Mrs Earl Stevens Mi.
' .8. Join nii‘eet. witnessed the Yale: dieu. George L‘Hommedieu, Miss 1111;
an
Shah'n. of Nor-walk. The hall was
IIARIEN &NOROT0]V
Mrs. Scofieid of the Post Road is
m ’6‘“ °n 03“”? "en“ "5', Carl Adams 1m yesierdny for new
"Jersey. where 1191111111 spend I few“
party this evening» the Wee Bum .'
Miss Anna. Dilloway, who was struck
ry Morehouse entertained'several of ‘
Games of the usual Hallowe’en typc;
' -the football game Saturday afternoon ‘
George- Buck. Kenneth
of them.
piocecded upon the principle 7
making tuition fees high enough to ,
educating the man and woman.
From. time to time the
" tion is made that the college shoqid
seels its entire maintenance from it
tuition fees; that education shoal
my other commodity; and thit the
percnts who cannot fl
' Imozint must forego a. ”do: of
in: the: opportun tore 210 21 ct)!
dren as they won -
, more expensive £0clothing be.»
outouob'iies. '
This theory is obviomly bated
1.99:1 flit" tii‘céught that such
wfion benefi
Eco it—a‘b’d not the public. Thii
the u'no’us fallacy of the whbiexrw ,
on Noroton ovenue. Th‘é appoint.-
ment of Charles Rimph. of Brooiiyn.
oa- commissioner 0‘! Wm
“wally approved. Mr. Ruin will-
move here with his MW from;
Brooklyn in the near {athlete
The community“ which bill me the
center or nitration (or m
monthl. due to its numerous? iiiel.
was min timed Sammy mm,
in: when the sum. with we unifies.
elm! shriek. let loooe once min. As
few months ego the some stock of
hay.- tho-property- oi‘ 'i‘. A. Tutor the
Post Rood caught fire Ind much cw:
fusion was caused when they, learned:
'what it was. this time. The scene oil 7 ,
the are is quite near the rear of the
livery stables of Andrew Taylor. .11.
was feared for 9. minute that thief
would be destroyed but the rapid re»-
sponse of the department saved evi-
erything from danger. _ ,
Tonight is the night in which, _
people will be seei }' ago and the
Goblin will get you it:
out. Everything in ii readiness for
the numerous Halloween parties to
be held throughout the community.
Among those who will hold patties
throughout the community 11111:?“
Church Friendly Society of St.
Luke' 9. Noroton where a. party and
dance will be held. ‘Mrs. William 03—,
borne of Mansfield avenue, 'the cub
mother ot the‘ Wolf Cub Pack. will '
entertain the cubs 1111111211 party and
masquerade at her home this eve-
the cub mother must try to guess
who is who. Miss Ida Lowndes and
be a hostess at a. Hollowe‘en party at '
the home of Miss Lowudes. Music
and dancing and the usual Hallow-
e'en games will be enjo3ed.’1‘he
foliage of the Maples and the Oaks
has reached a. golden tint so that
these will greatly add to the decora-
tions of the various parties.
“m -m“
“has...
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m‘uon tor‘ho'nest
merchandising
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Elinlnery
SO. NORWALK
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Better Sight; Makes A V:
' a Brighter World.
Old age and dim sight are poor com" ‘
cover only a part oi the cost. of ,
suggest, ' ‘
Let: us lock after your eye troublon. -
_, nor scientific training and long ex-
? perience warrants your patronage.
THAMER 1N1:
BiAflantic Slaw“
he bandit and paid for just as is file
ay this full lie “I” 3- 'We pa? taxes to still"
9°“ we and municipal insti
all h’ e “pay taxes: ta
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vs... .... ..
tile-Toast of our.
If you are correctly cox-sated
you are perfectly gowned
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11mg. Each cub will be_.masked and: . _
'Petticoats, Childrén’s Sleeping Garments. A varied assort-
M‘ss D0?“ Fine“ Wm em‘flai“ 3.“ ~ . ,ment of Sport Hose, Sweaters for women and children, hand-
afm. Am , .
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,some Wool Scarfs' and \Traps, Children’s hand—knit Tam-o-
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Girdles, etc.
Shanteré,‘ Stylish Gloves, Neils, Necklaces,
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MOTHER: MOVE ,
arm’s nowFLs WITH " ,
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP ,
Hurry mother! Even a. sick child
"loves the fruity taste of “California.
Fig Syrup" and it never fails to open
the bowels. A teaspoonful today may ,
prevent a. sick child. tomorrow. It,
constipated. bilious. rererish. Iretful.
has cold. colic, or if stomach is sour,
tongue coated. breath bad. remember
a good cleansing of the little boWels
is often all, that is necessary. ,
Ask your druggist' for genuine
"California Fig Syrup" which has
directions for‘babies and children of'
all ages printed on bottle. Mottled”
You must say “California"for you‘
may get an imitation fig syrup.
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-Watch your flowering plants grow.
SLNV'I‘d 'asoawwd
DIRECT FROM HOLLAND
We received prize buIbs of Tulips"
Hyacin h Daffodils... Crocus, '1 Onaiis
,Chinesa Saci‘ed Lilies 3. lowest prices
so
. Boston Ferns
Automobile rum; 3:111 rm'
mug—Bodies—Repurs '
. High Class/Work our Specialty
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Daily Service Between New York & Norwalk
LONG DISTANCE TRUCKING
Service for All Kinds of Trans-
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Bridgeport Auto Wreck-
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, The 6011111 11113 shrunk
considerably
.days before the Vvar but
' do not forget. that {there is
7 a good deal Of Spring to it
, vet and that it
‘ get lerger again
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