. tn Harry R. Wheeler. towed
w" K. 8. "1p harbor last night
‘ a load ot sane tor Bishop and
Atom East Norwalk
people who
:Ilrs. Conrad P. Frey ot Sesview
' so. In. Edwin F. Smith‘and E.
timbers of the Epworth League
in East Avenue M. E. church are
' plans for the Halluwe‘ en so-
" to be held on October 30th. at
> clinch.
soon as the re planking oi' the
~ tington street drew bridge is
~plet‘é the usual shit" in bridge
ll be mad" , Ralph ennett
on day duty and Charles Pratt
Wilt dutY.
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The three-muted schooner White-
. of Paraboro. N. 8.. which has
tied up at the Hatch & Bailey
I for the past week or so. dis-
- -g a. cargo of lumber. is ex-
to clear for its home port
or tonight or tomorrow. -
A business and social meeting was
id yesterday afternoon by2he mem-
ot the Woman's Auxiliary oi'
gilt church at the Rectory oi‘ the
-‘ .,. . . 250 East avenue. Mrs. Robert
E. Foote. wife of the 5"“? ...r being
.At the business meeting plans
.. _; a supper to be held for the public
‘ the Auxiliary the latter part of this
-th were discussed. '
.4 It is expected that the consecration
tvioes of Christ Episcopal church
i be held on Sunday. October 16th.
ole services to be conducted bv
hop Chaunce; B. Brewster. and to
k the opening of the week of the
lebrntion of the 30m anniversary of
'e founding of the church.
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:‘East Norwalk real estate is taking
the usual tall aspect. that of a
m. with a considerable number at
disasters. more emwcinllv of lot.- than
lots and buildings. being recorded.
ong the more recent transactions
the sale or a lot on South Second
at to Ernest V. Erbter by Eliza-
'th E. Merrill. 3. similar sale ‘of a lot
. Anna M. Fahan to Frank Palumbo.
His lot being located on Myrtle street:
a sale of a lot on Norman avenue
‘- vahine M. Tompkins and others
, Florence 0. Gregory; :1 lot and
Hidings on Thomas street by Louis
“nberg & Bro. to-‘Bessle Raila. A
or list of transfers will be given
' Al-hough some of the. members ob—
etc“ to the proce lure of the eveninr’
,5 the meeting on Tuesday night or the
. Not-walk Drum Corps. no objec-
"a was raised to the plan as pre-
nted fully a week before. i. e... of
hitting a rehearsal period with a
ads to one of the oilicers of the
- who Was moving to the Second
. riot. The same chronic kickers
do were responsible for the break-
' up of the organization a year ago.
1 a. at work again. and loyal members
3 the Corps are being relied upon to
.int out to these people the error of
2 r ways. With regards to the ser-
. -e. it wns only done because it. was
W, iieved that the publicity given such
' Wt- would do much to help keep
Corps before the eyes of the pub.
in the local press.
KUWAYTON‘
Clarice H. Wells is building a. pier
the premises ot Douglas Flint.
. .21. Lena Klinetelter. of Rowsyton
' its. is spending two weeks in New
1: with friends.
’5‘?!“ boot "Lou." owned by Robert
icy. is being drawn out or the
r for the winter.
1
ll, drew Mills is
It the Danbury Fair yestdrday .“'
’ ton, who pitched great. hall.
Mrs. Beep lisfbought the house on. ‘ ‘
Logan street. which is occupied by
Samuel Hall.
Repairs are being made on the
bromises of Mr. Noxon. of Rowayton
IVGIHIE. . ’
liackerel are biting very Well in the
harbor here. and many RowaytOn
fishermen and lobsterrnen arc report-
ing big catches.
' ’ .—
Mr. Keith. who lived in the bunga-
low owned by Mrs. John Broadway.
his returned to the-city tor the win-
ter months.
The weekly meeting of Troop No: 2.-
Rowayton Boy Scouts. will be held
this evening. in the school house.
The meeting will begin at 7:30 o'clock.
During the last ful moon. there
were three moonlight sailing parties.
on the harbor. The parteis were
composed of Rowayton people.
The Nash Baseball team (will play
the Sing Sing Base ball team on Oc‘
tober 30th. Russell Hall. of Roway-
against
. will twirl again on the
live in
Sing Singers.
30th. Many Nash players
ltowayton.
(“may & NERD TON
Stephen Wood, popular local resi-
dent is planning to attend the Dan-
bury Fair, tomorrow.
Assistant 'I’ostmaster and Mrs.
Charles Smith, of Leitoy avenue, went
to Providence, lthode Island. today.
Mr. and Mrs. Chtfi-les Smith and
family. of Mansfield avenue. went up
to the Danbury Fair. yesterday.
Frank Zahn. of Grove street, has in-
stalled. a radio set at his home. Mr.
Zahn is now busily getting the w orld' 5
series returns over his new set.
Dr. John W. Roberts. of Onancock.
Virginia. is spending a. few days at the
home of George R. Smith. on Mans—
field avenue.
5
Other local people 'at the Danbury
Fair. yesterday were: Mr. and Mrs.
Kenneth Cantrell. Richard Abcndroth.
and Vin. the barber.
Mrs. Mary 1". Payson. who recently
sold her home on Delai‘ield Island. to
Walter E. Sachs. of New York. moved
to Provide-lice. Rllode Isalnd,today.
The trial of Dominic Plans, colored.
of 41 Everett street. was held on
Wednesday evening. He was filled
85 and costs. for driving his Saxon nu-
tomobile without any license. As he
was unable to pay the fine. his car is
being held by the local authorities as
pecurity. Plans. was in an accident on
the Post Road. on Sunday morning.
and it was then found that he was
driving Without a license.
Harry Palmer hurl the misfortune.
yesterday. while driving from Stam-
ford to Darien. or losing a. pocket-
book with a large sum of money in
it. If the money is found. and left
at the Depot Garage. the finder will be
rewarded. Mr. Palmer with beveral
employees of the Depot Garage made
several searches. but they co'um' not
find it.
WES Y 'POR T
A cool barge arrived in \Vcsiport
this morning. The coal was rrcclvcri
by Gault Brothers.
On Columbus Day. the local lodge
of the. Sons of Italy arc planning in
hold a dance ill the, National llllll.
Rllllnrcl Taylor llnw-
werks' tour of
Mr. and \lrs
William, D. Dickson has l‘eitro
til the World’s series games are over.
He purchased a block of tickes and
intends to see the series to the finish.
Clark 13. Fay and wire. Nancy Fay.
of Narrow'fitock Road. and William
Meade Prince, of East Church at et.
have been busy illustrating for he
Saturday Evening Post.
An exhibition of water colors and
oil paintings by Edward F. Boyd has
been placed in the Library with the
co—operation of the Art committee of
the W. '1‘. I. A. Mr. Boyd belongs
to the group of Westporl artists who
are interpreting the joy of the effect
of sunlight in the world.
The Westport library acknowledges
receipt of books from Mrs. Willis
Jones. Miss Mary Morris, Mrs. Donald
Mackny. Charles Townsend. \Villiam
Lounsbury Sherwood Mrs. Carol
Howie. Mrs. R. C. Bergman, O. E. Coe
and Mrs. Karl Feinlnger.
The Poplar Plains school property
which has been offered for sale by
auction was not sold this afternoon
again. The Town has no warrantee
deed for the same and the people are
a. little afraid that if they buy it. some
one may come along some day and
claim the same.
URGES O‘VN CODE FOR INSUR-
ANCE AGENTS.
HOT SPRINGS. Ark. Oct. 6.——If
insurance men set up their own
standard of qualifications and business
conduct and carry them through. the
need of legislation will be forgotten.
E. B. Dunning ot’ Duluth. Minn.. re-
gional vice-president 'of the National
.ussociation of Insurance ents. told
delegate! to the convention t that or-
ganlzation here today.
“I believe it is no more practical
to legislate a qualification code into
the American agency system than it
has been to enforce Volstead prohibi—
tion upon the American public. The
real objective in legislative control is
seldom gained.
"If higher standards are bred with-
in us. they will be a. natural develop-
ment. If they are grafted upon us.
they will always be an abnormal
growth.
"I advocate the plan of requiring
one year apprenticeship in an estab-
lished agency brfqre a. license is
granted. Apprentices could carry on
the detail work of the agency during
the period of preparation and would
finally go forth to sell insurance by
knowledge and not by misapprehen-
sion."
MEN BLIND TO “'OMAN'S
SUFFERING.
How many men. think you. have
any idea of the pain endured by wo-
men in their own household. and
often without a murmur? They have
no patience when the overworked
wife and mother begins to got pair.
have headacllrs. lluckncllcs. faint
spells. or it; melancholy and cannot
sloop. There is help for every wo-
man in this condition. as evidenced by
the many voluntary letters of recom—
mendnkion which we are continually
publishing in this paper for Lydia E.
I‘inkham's Vegetable Compound. it
will pay any woman who suffers from
such lllinlcnis to give it u irinl.~—-Aliv.
RUSSIA ASKS SWEDISH
FiRM TO PRINT RUBLES.
STOCKHOLM—A Swedish bank
note company has received an order
from the Soviet government to prin:
notes aggregating a face value of
5.000.000.0th rubles, according to the
Rim. correspondent of Svenska Dag-
bladet.
The Swedish company in questbn
made the unique proposition that it
would accept scrap copper and brass
in lieu of cash payment. and other
which proved especially attractive to
the Soviet authorities
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3'? erv1c a Cow Hide Ladia’ Hand 2 Pairs for . . . . . 250
(i . Umbrellas . . . . $1.39 Tr ling . Bags , _ . 1
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7 ramproof covenng. .— Bags . Be-enforoed Heels & T“.
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S Umbrellas . . . . $3.89 a Value $590 ' " I - 4‘ Re‘°nf°’°9d 3”” "‘- Tm
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Um re as . . . . - Dress Trunks Every Shirt guaran All marched heels and. ‘ 2. ,
_ $15 00 teed fast color. per- *0“ 3’8 35° ‘0 $135 _ - _' ,
Vacuum Bottles $030 to ‘ fectly guaranteed, .. ,5, ,‘ , 3:
Aluminum ‘ Steamers 800d ”19m” Silk Ties . . 19c l 2;;
Pint Size . . . . . . . 990 $530 to $1.230 Brief C586 Good selection of Ne‘ck- l 2 2
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produced to sell at a price Within reach of every \Voman
and Miss, for Dress, Shopping, Motoring, Golfing, Hiking,
Skating, College and School.
Made of woven-Cavelle Cloth (semi-brushed) ‘in various
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Thousands of people have been * 7' deafly . .‘
through the development of Pord’ s? ’7 hawk.» WWW;
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at Detroit, Michigan. Mr Ford hair.
would emplOy one million men and build a city- seventy-five
miles long at— . _
MUSCLE . SHO
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trial plants, etc. ~
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