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THE
(.‘OCHRAN SCHOOL
East Avenue, ‘Norwalk.
\ Private School for boys,
": .m the ages of six to eighteen.
i-‘ull Term opens, Wednesday,
.{vp’L 27th. g ‘ g
All classedfsié Ii, early
small and are positivelyfilrmited
in size.
School session each day from
824.5 until 5 in the afternoon.
Particular emphasis placed
«in the College Entrance Board
requirements.
Organized athletics and play
on carefully supervised, also
I; mnasium.
‘ Kindergarten for girls and
i wys from the ages of 3 to 6.
illnurs from 9:30 tr 12:15.
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illustrated booklet upon request.
'W. T. Cochran. (U. S. Naval
Academy) ’ Headmaster
EAST N012 WALK
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I \\ HIDATItI C. l-ILMER HAVENS.
~\i\ \‘l‘lOV ARR!" \VORKER
lil'ZAVIJS EAST 'NOR‘VALK.
photograph is that of
Elmer Havens. son of
Ilavidjfiavens, 213 East
Norwalk. who has gone
city to enter 'the‘Salva-
Training School
illlOV“
Mll- (.‘.
1 Mrs.
linst
'i'Hrk
um.» (liiicer's
a: mt»- Havens is the 73th resi-
Vllrwalk to enter. the -Saivaé
.. us an officer, and he is the
x . ' wunrlidatejhat mas been‘ re-
" ' 1 «m Now Wendgbeing just
“ » «m of age. '
'wvcll Salvation Army work
- :ir and a half ago and be-
M'Iy interested in it so that
, tn beeche'-hfi7blficel'.
‘ ml Wednesday morning {or
"lly, where'sne will “nine
‘ nnihs’ training. than two
. oillcer oil probation. aft-
"fill become a. regular oifl-_
wni to some station to do
‘ lila- .
.f man ill well knoqun
w: graduated from the
and also having been
'nrmus factories in the
7 “arm being the Loans-
mu rmnpany" and -the
‘ "llllpiil’ly.
" writing of Troop :30. 6.
«Hi last evening.
are saidlto be hitting
w! in be running quite
Sir-wart Marshall. of
have returned to
intorcstinc; baseball
'lr tho Wicke lot this
Xiir- Rust Ends 833d
. i Works teams clash.
Hm. \V'atrh You:
manning to hold a.
' A ' Pasture beachthis
umm making the trip
1"":i’iier is scheduled
”1'1 mol. it is expect-
. ._ ”WI“ number of swim-
i" "U” Pasture lunch to~
’r
u.
5“ ‘lhgnn
wl an automobile trip t0‘_
Prospect Hill, Norwalk
A school for girl- and for littl
on Thursday. September flat. at
A. M.
faculty of college graduates in Pr
mary. Intermediate and Upper Schoo
from fourteen to twentymne.
reviews for
General
Economics. Psychology.
Art. French and German, etc.
lndivdiual
ment or right method of study.
Commodlous school rooms,
gymnasium, ample
tal and physical development.
and drawing.
Printed matter on request.
VIDA HUNT FRANCIS. A. B.
THE HILLSIDE SCHOOL
boys. will open for the year 1922-3036
Thorough instfiicuon by experienced
Upper School offers College Prepa-
ratory and General Courses for girls
Special
college examinations.
course offers as electives:
History of
Small classes giVe opportunity for
instruction and develop.
large
and beautiful
grounds otter equipment for best men-
Exceptlonal teachers of voice. piano
Enrollments strictly limited. Princi—
pals may be seen by appointment.
MARGARET R. BRENDLINGER. A. 3.
different subject t
moved from Dal-lei
e
pictures. painted tl
York.
annual election of
i-
1.
members are urged
prayer meeting.
make the Sunday
service a happy 8.
October lat is the
will take place at
all members of th
friends are
gathering.
loyalty.
Sehnert will be in
Remember.
time ' Oct.
we. go
let.
Epworth League.
school at 1:: noon.
Work on the re3pianklng of in
yesterday afternoon. a. number 0
planks being laid between the rails o
the south track.
head of Cottage street
o'clock this morning.
plug.
fore he could ascertain the numbers
Boys who have rigged up n.
about 12:3!
breaking
pier
tion during the summer.
which she sustained when she lo]
the ambulance was summoned. Dr. T
pltal last evening.
OHS.
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RO WA YTO
home in Roton avenue.
has purchased a. new 1923.
touring car.
boy, New Jersey.
of a cement factory in New Jersey.
Sidney Bell is- repairing his house
‘on Crockett street. which was rented
’the summer.
Henry Rowland. of Crockett street.
.has purchased a new Ford racer. The
"car is bright red. and Mr. Rowland
is cutting quite a figure in it.
first game of football on this Sunday.
"The. game will be played at Roton
iPcint. The game will be between the
Rowoytons and the Noroton Heights
team. The Rowaytons have been
practicing steadily. and gaze gotten
r a crack aggrega o .
to§::e John schaub, of Rowayton
avenue. has resigned her position in
the office of the Nash Engineering
n '.
cogfsazton Baptist church, Rev.
Frank 8. Clark. pastor. Sunday. Sep-
tember 1?. morning worship at 10.30
a. in. Bible school noon; evening serv-
Thuraday evening meet-
boarding school has
Miss Thomas plansfto open her ”111::
during the first week ofOctober. . .
expected tht
Washington street drawbridge started
The ,work Will go
Ralph Havens of 245 East avenue
reported to the police that an automo-
bile had backed in the tire plug at the
the
The machine drove away he-
spring~
board on the north side of the stdnc
of the railroad drawbnrige. on
the side nearest to East Norwalk. were
found and which they placed in posi-
Mrs. Eva. Skidmore, of 10 \Vimlc-ld
street was taken to the Norwalk Hos-
pital last night at 10:15 o’clock suf-
fering from a. fracture of the left leg.
from her rocking chair, in her room
on the second floor of‘h’é'r home. She
was discovered laying on the floor and
R. Bradley attended the injured wo-
man. who is 60 years old at the Hos-
and today it was
said that her condition was not seri-
‘ilinss Lillian Batterson is!“ at her
Edgar lynch. of Highland avenue.
Dodge
Roy Bloodgood. of Crockett street.
is spending two weeks in Perth Am-
W; G. Wood. of Mlson avenue, has
taken up a. contract for the building
to Michael Diviio's Orchestra. during
The Rowayton A. C. willrplay their
ice at 7:30.
ing at 8- q a
Miss Mabel Thomas
Work on been comvlfledr
several children of '- .1119. '
8
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is being put in.
H. William Hines
Kentucky to be
weeks.
accompany him.
I
Aid Society or 1
church will be held
Tuesday afternoon
enjoying the water yesterday. The . .
spring board is made out of a. piece ing Darien for he“
of drift wood which the youngsters
here.
church. will hold a
of Mrs. Spooner on
Bread, rolls, cake.
will be sold.
Howard Dickson,
anger of the
market.
1
Wallace Schultze wi
ion. and Mrs.
Island. motored to
day.
Ridgefleid:
In the number of
on who are return
'and Mrs. Philip Sal]
cupied the Phllcox
Samuel Vincenci.
registration card, or
Mr. Vincenci was fl
Court. .
The Ladies’
radio concert on
The concert is to be
Broadcasting Station
' Mrs. Slawso
, J's-av.
‘ Navy -_Band.
pm in.
cussion was held as
soon for town are
Hope Norton of Tokcnekc and their
children. who have spent part of the
summer at that resort.
Arthur Somers Roche, author, wlzo
lives at Tokeneke. spoke recently at 8.
Another author ivho
John Taintor Foote.
district of New Canaan. Foote criti-
cises the work of Hutchens. the artist.
who is about to exhibit some. of his
of the annual art exhibits held in Ne“
Rowayton Methodist church—The
place Thursday night. Sept. 213i. All
polls will be open before and after
All are working to
night, Oct. 2nd. a. special church rally
I
invited.
done to make it an interesting time
and refreshments w
Ladles’ Aid Society.
\Ve are counting on your
The pastor and family will
return on Thursday.
morning and evening,
The morning service
will be held at 10:30.
ohmszvdlvozzomlv
The Board of Finance will
done at Taylor's Garage.
gone
H. W’illiam Hines.
The first fall meeting of 'lli‘ Chm-ch
Mr. anvl 1'lrs. George Kemp of the
Post “will fire Liners who are lf“.l\ .
summer spent at their country home
On Friday of next week. the Ladies‘
Aid Society of the
Darienf Oscar
is absent on a motor trip to
Niagara Falls and Detroit. Michigan.
him during his absence.
Mr. and Mrs. George Velie, of Dar-
Sturdevant, 01‘
'Mrs. Sturdevant took her road
test to secure an operator’s license. in
their home in New York are:
Locust Hill section of
Main street. Port Chester, New York,
was arrested yesterday for driving a
Studebaker automobile without
for each offense. The trial was held
yesterday afternoon
Aid Society of the
Methodist church is preparing for a
belle Slawson Bibbins. of Darlen, who
is soprano soloist at the Stamford
Presbyterian church.
will be given from the
mat. of songs alternating with the
which is also on the
The society has arranged
for a complete radio equipment with
a Masha V0: to carry the concert to
-o.nypart of the church lawn.‘
freshmen“ will be on sale. the pro.
ceeds to go to the Ladies' Aid Fund.
Admission will be free.
The citizens of Dorian. who desire a
memorial for the ex-service men of
that community held an adjourned
meeting at gas Baker school in Nor-o-
ton, last eveomg, when a‘further dis—
tlie memorial. should take; whether it
was adnmblc we have a. commas-m
house; a menial-la! wart between-
mien" “driller-Mon or a. bandwidth. fl
Mr. and Mrs. E.
POLI ’8
Pal
Stamford Kiwanis
recently
BRIDGEPORT
ace
ut upon an entirely
ban Mr. Roche, is THEATRE'
who recently I
l to the Silvcrminc ONE WEEK
iis summer, in one
Beginning Sunday,
September 17th.
l'lilllillllllli
trustees will take
to be present. The
' The Perfect Lover
school rally day
nd successful one.
day. On Monday
(8. T.). to which
e church and our
Much is being
ill be served by the
Do not miss this
Sept. 2lst. Rev.
his pulpit. both
Sept. 24th.
back to standard
Evening. 7 : 30.
at 6: 45. Sunday
{in the w
hold its
The work is being
leaves shortly for
for several
Jr., will
he l’l~esbvnrg:m appoint a committee to make some. ;
in the chapel on choice of the form of memorial. and
at 2:30, also to devise ways and means to se-
The committee has
York following a nounced yet.
Congregational
sale at the home
Highland avenue.
candy and fruits
who is the man-
Séllultze
ll subsistute for
South Norwalk.
Bell
Ridgefleld. yester-
out of town party.
Mrs.
South ‘Wiitonu now of
summer sojourn-
visiting in the former
ing this week to
Mr.
sbury. They oc-
bungalow in the
arien.
of 511-2 was chairman and
Raetz,
North
any gardens in town. afid
operator‘s license.
ned “wand costs
idents. Mrs.
in the Darien
John Ruchert.
Mrs. T. H. Dickinson:
Monday evening.
given by Mrs. Ilsa-
The concert
Westinghouse
,vat‘Newark, New
11 willrgive a. pro-
Astors. Coreopsis.
the 'vnrieties.
disignated
ribbons third.
Re-
Howard, artistic pep
bone; 12,
to what farm
Rodol h Valentino ' ;
mount Quince ‘
‘Blood and Sand.”
Worth a Trip to Bridgeport
man S. “I, Cooper was empowered it) .
cure the memorial for
WILTON
The. State road is closed at the cor-
ner near the Episcopal church.
Mr. and Mrs. Grover Bradley who
have been living in Kent are in town.
Mrs. Milton B. “’hite is stopping
the home of her mother-in~law,
The Rev. Charles A. Marks’ place
has been leased [or three years to an
George Sobey formerly of
The Garden Club held its annual
meeting Saturday evening . at the li-
brary. Mrs. Gotthold,
who entertained the audience
with an illustrated lecture on some
The following omcers were
President. Mrs. Gotthold:
Hudson,
Chapin; corresponding secretary, Mrs. .
recording secretary,
Helen Howard; committee on nomin-
ations. Mrs. George Thomson,’ Miss
Middlebrook. Miss Rund’el. Miss Hart.
The library presented a. very attrac-
tive appéarance Thursday afternoon.
There were a. great variety of flowers:
Phlox. Larkspur.
Dahlia: and Gladiolus. were some or .
The prize winners were
by blue _
highest: red ribbons. second and white
In the Flower class
No. 1, Mrs. Comstock won a. blue rib-
bon,.a, red and a. white.
Martin. 3. Mrs. Arman-out. blue and
red; 5. Miss Hart. white ribbon, Miss
, ter piece.
able mention. '3, Mrs. Gotthold, blue
ribbon. red ribbon and white ribbon:
9, Miss Bundel red and white ribbons:
10, Mrs Benedict. blue and white rib-
Mrs. George Martin, blue
ribbons; ~13; Mrs. Degener, white rib-
bon; 16.231113: 'Mllderr, blue 'ribbomr
:19. 1M1! Richard. mm blue and
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Complaint was made to the police Mrs. Bureau of the Post Road en- . i
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Hundreds of satisfied customers Will testify as to the
comfort and reliability of our. one pipe furnaces.
They really and truly have made many warm friends
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Howard; 8, Mrs. Gotthold. red ribbon
10, Mrs. Benedict, blue ribbon.
mixed vegetables. 6, Mrs.
South Nu'walk.
3941 So. Main Street .
Headquarters For
SCHOOL SHOES .
BULL DOG WEAR IN
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Shoe Store
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The Connecticut Light
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61 Well It
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home of wealth; 1:
Are. pests that ea
the family health.
, You can’t afiord to
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‘ And grow in numbers
every day.
But there’s no need
to wonder how
To rid your home
of vermin now.
For bedbugs, roaches, fleas
and other pests
Troupin’s Exterminator
Bethel has been
place.
the president.
introduced Mr.
Wilton scenery.’
elected,
vice-pres-
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