. signed. Work on the road. ““331
, . » , ‘Lto be completed bybec. ,2. will begin
5 “anc1a eW * '
"77 — en
_ , . . matumyatznm-the mb
, - . . ~ Girl Scouts had their «”5112 on a
_ v in As Captain Wee n
. otatlons ”5:... ..... c...
‘ ‘ Smith was in charge- Compositlx‘;
I .
‘3"" ‘ ‘ " ‘ 5 H. 13. 1:8“ on various subject! “Slums; gt“.
a. L. 1:30 .‘ 33% afl‘ My," written by three °f mm
1 31% 81% 81% Kenn. (30999" 34:6 6% were read. as well as a. letter
‘L 41' 46% 47 Keystone The ,355 32;: 317,4, Miss Weed. A committee was £11033:
735‘ 72% 73 “‘1ch Steel 81 .‘ rigsr 2313.5 to make arranEEments for a. If; ie the
108% 108% 10855 Mcxic n Pete $35 ‘9 .8 “may sale, which istohe he , In
”9 127% 128 5‘ “mml'co‘mer 28 "2 :22; near future. The course 1‘! astronom
om. 2231‘ 21555 221.; Middle States 12% :“l'l‘ 9.1% was continued. the girls nus umemk-
“0”" 59% 6014 ‘Mo‘ “‘0' 21% "I“ :0 ing up the study of the moon;
78%. 73% 78% Hudson 20% 2.954 38: -
Tel. 123 - 122% 122% N. Y. Central 98% 95% Half or Darien attended the Spring-,-
1" 1517. 1617' 1‘: Y VH‘ 5‘ H‘ 30% 30% 3055 wood and New Canaan baseball game.
9;" ' a" z 99 1’ i§3."'p;.c 87% 83* 87 at the Hadik Field. on Sunday." The
9 is 2 I,” 51% g :1 . Oil ' 49% 48% 49“ purien fans are all New Canaan root:
13;: 10;) 1h 1031c ' z’::'An1er. Pete. 95 9214 93* or: mad are hoping that the "(rent to
137” 13535 137 " Pan Amer. C. B 541.5 92% 93% heaven" boys make a clean sweep" ’ of
54 In 531.6 54 Pullman C6. 130% 129 1301’: the series. Among those present
~35! "’56 73% RT- Conso. 14 1A “"5 “36 'rrom Darien werez‘ Martin J. Shangh-
ésstz é}... . 53% R‘egfijag 83’s 511:5 2:1" essy, Gardiner Fowler. Chester Har-
‘ ‘ ‘ .. . 5.4 5 , ve Finch, Albert Buttery, Alexander:
23:: 23:2 23% llgi‘nlslflftlch 57% 56% 21“ Maison. William Fiannigan. Ernest
Ohio 7555 "47' 75" Qc'lrs Roebuck s’: 56% ‘ ‘ snidin. George Millspaugh, Michael
142% 1;“; 142; go: Pacific 94%- ?35‘3 394 Lounsbury. and Carl ReliStaub. An-
4459 43 36 ‘4 2;, Sinrinir Oil 33‘: 33 95 3 5‘ other large crowd or Darlenites expect
a ,, "' . i‘ “way 25% 35% 25% to attend‘ the game this Sunday and
”fill? 1“,, 1‘83, ‘30.. {an 215 313% “3”" predict that it will be the best garne or
:53‘ :27]? f; "t , u \ .1, pr. 117% 117% “715' the series. Art Olsen, Detroit Ame.“-
" - » Johnson 871/ 86'; 861;) St. Paul 3144 31% 311" lean pitcher. wil be on the firing line
‘ m 99 ‘ 96“.. 97‘ “magnakhr 130% 133% 130% for the Springwoods. but the local
, II ryers 122: I”; 105' il‘vxuS Co. 33% 43% 48% fans. are confident that Ray Joyce.
it 601/! figlfi 651/ii ’l‘oimcco Prod. 34% 8359 83* their idol. -x’vill defeat whoever the
. rlc 179 A 1:783; 179 A l'n. Rot. Stores 35% 3‘95 a: ' Spriflswoods trot. out. - I
‘ . “r- 1433 141; 1.414; l‘. 8. Really 3514’! 353? 3‘: ——
~ pf 93,, 91’ "3r 1'. S. Rubber 54% 54‘)! Probably not since before the war
" m' of; .35 1'; g; 551: l'. S. Steel 107% “@115 107% have there been such“ a» large number
“I; C. 3714 5;... 3.; fig, l‘tnh Copncr 65% 6°55 55% of birds as there are now on the Til-
)lanL 563.4 56"; 56% \‘nnndiunl Steel 43% 43 4? ley Bird Farm. _Everywhere on the
l ’ 15% 15.5.5, 15.3; “wt. l'n. Tel. 111% 110% 1:92: large estate am birds of inmost every
59 5.8% 59 \\'(‘St. Bloc. 62% 61% 65% icolor. description and breed. Recent-
Sprint: 4254 “:5; 421,4 Toms Gull Sui. 60% 5° 1y an extra large consignment of R01-
ler canaries were received. These are
.. . .. , 1 Lo n
1 / r ."a"' from Jam Jonnson .0 Ea the finest birds received in this coun—
. ST NORleLA Place. try for pine time and ths.ca.nary roam
“r and Mrs. William Ives Wash- is now Just one song- after another. A
. - - t large number or geese and ducks of
» and Vlrs Jolill O'Sliaughncssy burn who have 8. summer home a_ > _ .
. . A - . . _ It ’ - h vc recently returned rare breeds were rcceixed by Mr. Til-
g‘ ,' moved from Cow»: .L\(‘llu(’ to 0- l‘olten‘ckt:i o: the Continent. 1e). the flm of last week. This lot
4' ‘ 0‘1- ”"m A ‘ p contained such birds as blue geese.
in: J. VnnNess has purchased a lot Thc Ladics' Aid Society of the R0- :glgzn‘ffm “gigglydtiizi 3:21:13???
. i Re'nolds street from Mrs. Lena. win-ton M. E. church will meet on . ' ‘ - ‘ - .
l ) \";1 calls ' uftcrnoon'at the home of "’3 is expecting a ”"3“ shipment of
l 89- l“ n ' 3 ' , . many different kinds of waterfowls.
i » . \lrs John Dc“aters at 3 oclock. _
.. - l ~'u l . ' At present preparations are being
a: :ventlll‘lg {tipélzfiflflflfiriimy 2;; TON made for the biggest bird show of the
y e ‘ ' year. to he hold in Washington. D. C.
‘ church at the church. ‘ DAMEN&N0R0 Mr. ,Tilloy expects to enter a number
i- and “m m- Warn“) of m- or birds at this show ho’ih l'ox' exhibi-
- e avenue arc in l’il'idgcport today
business matters.
-—~—-...‘.._._____
. ' red C. Pcnnoyer of Gregory lloulc-
- has hccu promoted to the post
. at the Metropolitan Life Insurance
7' pany.
George fichrcck of Covc avenue has
3» fixed from it visit to New llilYt-
re he has been staying with h
. her Charles. who is qultc.‘ ill.
, .‘,l is not expected to '
Haven Hospital.
n.
is
and
recover, at the
. ___._
~ large {lock of gulls yesterday at-
. ted nmch attention at noon when
X flow around the Senvlew avenue
3!. This is the first time in safar—
rmomhs that the gulls have been
‘oed in any large numbers around
‘ IDOL
‘ a
evLadlea' Aid Society or the l
. Cast
._ m} M. E.
church arc to hold a.
is
of the sale will he used in the
of the society.
at the- mooring ropes on the
or “no-silo” hrokc during- the
not night so that
_» swung out into the channel.
, no harm came to the boat,
jfiinicr activities of the nEnst
l , Improvement Association
-; -n. There is to be a card
and coke sale. on Friday. the
tit-Community 1min at 2:50
i! the afternoon. In the even-
?! will be dancing. the music
'urnir'hed by the Fisher Bilikcil
3..
for the allmtlon and ad-
mmn' at notch. Point
« ”Ilsa done considerable work
4 'Idate. He expects that the
mid last at least two weeks
This includes the changing of
stands. the enlargement of
floor, and other important
......__
"‘0! the crew of the wrecker
Wrecking ' Company.
busy pumping coal from the
to Red “Star barge. No. 27.
k in the local harbor_ off
.' rock. last week. experienced
yttle last night. due to “the
grammar! to Weather it safe—
a"'thcre were times when it
that a second wrcck
reported.
Rb WA YION
dMlxsell. of Tokeneke, re-
118: Winter home in Easton,
- yesterday.
'
Airs. Parker, of Tokenekc.
. 1420 their winter home in
, _ a“.
1. has returned to Stamford,
ding the summer at Toke-
;
Mn! and family of Toke-
returned to their town
Brooklyn, New York.
* Connecticut. spent the
assistant manager or the local of—‘
was stain warped into her
Commodore of ‘19
City island Yacht Club. City Isln (1,
New York. and owner of the yacht
“Ellen," spent Sunday, with Post-
master Frederick Smith.
Hugo Kcrnc‘r,
Mr. and Mrs. V. 1:. l‘ooley. of the
l"o:<l Road. are the proud parents. of
twins. :1 boy and a girl, born on Sun-
.11in morning. Mother and child‘i‘en
varc doing nicely.
. The Board 0:" Sclcctmcn. Registrar
‘of Voters owl Town Clerk Stephen R.
Hoyt. rrport that 62 people. were
made voters, on Saturday. This is a.
large increase, on? that or the pre-
cccdlng week.
The State Police Officers. Baker and
. i'lilam. mnvlc another raid on Saturday
vw~nlng for thlgillcgal looses on duto~
mobiles. The Police caught three
mi- \loluting the lenses law. The fol-
lowing werc arrt'fviedr Harold Barbour,
or 947 Hope street. Springtime. Conn:
John D. Keiper, \V‘aterbury. Conn..
and Simon Cllbunllscn. of 687 Pacific
sires-t. Stamford. All, the men were
fillml 35 and cons.
Mrs. James Trowbridge is thjs
afternoon entertaining a ”large com-
pany or bridge palyers. The hostess
has twenty or more guests at her
home on the Post Road, Noroton.
Earlier in the season. the contract for
the new $600.000'Trowhrldge house to
bc erected at Collende‘r's Point, on the ‘
tion and competition, He will also
have on display a. .number of his vari-
ous kinds of bird funds. A great many
prominent visitors from Long Island.
il’cnnsylvunin. V‘Vcstchcstcr and New
{York were at the farm to purchase
birds during the past week.
WALL SWEET
W’UJ. STREET. 10:30 a. m.—-—lr-
regular price movements took place at
the opening of today‘s Stock Market
with n continuation of yesterday‘s sell-
ing of motor.‘ cquipment and domestic
’oil shares. Foreign oil, food, incr-
chandisingvand tobacco ‘sharcs im—
proved in tone. One thousand shares
of Mexican i’etrolcum‘Were sold at the
opening at $235. up 5% and a new
high record for the your The Pan-
American shares moved up more than
2%; points each on over night declar-
ation of extra-dividend disbursements.
Mexican Petroleum fell ,hack to 23015
in the first half hour. Jewel Tea com-
mon and preferred WorP pushed up i
and 3 points. rcspe‘ctivcly. and Amer-
ican Tobacco and Consolidaied Cigar
each moved up over a point. Other
strong spots were General American
Tank. Consolidator! Gas, St. Louis
Southwestern l‘fd.. and iron Products.
Standard Oil of California. receded
255 points and Pacific Oil and Sin-
clair also were weak.
\VALL STREET. Noon—Initial
v
r Frederick J. Hodges has
1's. William. Watson, op Bids more rec
site of the former homestead. which temporarily abandoned when ”‘0 pres-
' ' ‘ Women’s SWeaters . _
. for wear and; warmth
, Really a sport sweater but not at all sporty in appear;
the colors are refined and pretty, 3 soft "buifga warm
brown, a youthful brick mixture and a sober grey router:
in heather style.
All you can ask in the way of a serviceable sweater
with a lot of style thrown in is yours.for$10. ’
Second floor. rear.
A Work the. Work that’s
dearest—Work gifts.
work them deftly with needle and silk or prettyyarn
as your fancy dictstes~let us suggest some of the new
pretty Stamped designs.
Toweis stair ed for embroidering on honey comb
cloth—simple pagerns with edges to be worked in button.
hole stitch, size of towels 18x 27 inches, priced at 39c.
18 inch centers in. tan and \vllite-J-attractivé' patterns
-—ideai for young girls and beginners, 121/55.
Luncheon sets stamped on good unbleached muslin
—34 inch centen and 4 napkins 59c; other luncheon sets in
package with thread and all complete $1.35 to $2.20.
Cases for knives and forks stamped to embroider on
tan fabric to be done in cross stitch and raised knot rose-
bud designs 59c.
Why not crochet or knit him a tie or two for Xmas '2
was destroyed by fire last year, was bullish efforts in special stocks were
awarded to New Y
builllcrs.
of the leaders. Investment and spec-
ulative stocks shared alike in this de-
cline, fihich ranged from 1 to 5 points
her Scout below ye‘erday's final figures in
One of the social events or the week‘
end was a surprise party given‘to Mar-
garet Crofoot by several 01
a.
friends at her home. on Nearwater number or active lanes. Individual
Lane. last Friday evening. to celebrate peak spots were National Biscuit.
her birthday. Among those present United Fruit. I-lssett & Myers, Stand-
were Misses VVlnona Smith, Estelle ard Oil of California, Corn Products,
Smith. Alberta Mather, Annie Taylor. «Americln Car and American Express.
Ivy Ashton and Ruth Scribner. all down 3 points or more. I
..____ recovery set in after sharp bidding up
The fall season invariably bring. in at Reading and American Can and the
its trail the popular custom or holding ‘ appearance or ’Eetter buying support
silver tens for the benefit of the vari- {0" Baldwin‘ T‘Studebaker and Corn
ous societies of local churches. This Products» but a renewed decline in
week timer has D0911 scheduled at Mexican Pete to 223. carrying it 9; of
least two of this type or hospitality, '31 point below yesterday's closing, and
which carries with it much or the so- a drop of 15 points in Central Rail-
clal aspect. One is to be given at the road of New Jersey provoked fresh
home of Mrs. Henry C. Hodges 0: Km- selling from speculative so es. Call
loton. This,is for the benefit of the 'money opened at 4% per ce t
°° M... .SAfiE‘TEATUBNS .1
Hill HAIR llill
It's Grandmotlwr-‘s. Recipe“ to Bring
Back Color and Lustre to'Bair.
That beautiful. em shade of dark,
glossy hair'oan only be had by brew—
ing a mixture at Sage Tea and Sul-
phur. Your hair is your charm. It
makes or mars the face. When it
fades, turns gray or streaked, Jufi on
application or “(0 of Sage and Sul-
phur enhances its appearance a hun-
v
Joseph C. Sellcck. of Mansfield ave—
nue. has resigned his position with
the Yale & Towne manufacturing
company of Stamford to enter the
'flrm of the Twin City Valet, 10 South
}Main street. South Norwalk. This;
,store is one of the first of a chain
Eof stores to be started throughout
iNew York and Connecticut. Mr. Sel—
,leck will be associated with Charles
2R. McKendry. also of Darien, at the
South Norwalk store.
A “World Tour," will be held at the
Methodist Episcopal church, on
Thursday evening of this week. The
l
4
ork architects and sure of altering: became too great art- I
er indications of forced selling in some .
9 $6.75 to $8.
Here are the prettiest silks in mény color Combinations—4
one ball for a tie and a silk neckband with each spool for
59c. .. ,
Third floor, center.
' gift suggestions. f
Fine silver is lasting gift and when coupled with de—
sign of real beauty is a joy to the recipient and a satisfac-
tion to the giver. , ' '
: Pyrex pie
$4.50 and $5.00.
Pyrex utiii
Baking dishes from
$8.50 to $11,“
Crumb sets$6y _ p ..
Meatplatters $10to,$20./
Chap plates and rehab (1:5thle . ; 7:. ., _
Water pitchers’fififlito $12.75. 5 5 ,,
Compotesr$8.95,to$8. ,- , .. ~. _ . ,. . .
Cheese and cracker =m@%‘$.95 and $5.50. 7 .
World Tour. will begin at 7:30 o'colck.
,and there will be “cats” in every land.
:Tlie features of the evening will be you can get this famous old
the sketches. fine music and various recipe improved by the addition of
other novelties which a‘rc being Dre—ioiht‘r ingredients at a small cost. all‘
dredfold.
Don't bother to prepare the mix-g
turc:
gpared. The admission to the \Vorid ready for use. It is called Wyeth’sg
$70”? W1" be twenty-fire cents. At- Sage and Sulphur Compound. This
s tractlve’looking poste
rs‘ have
hung in the store windows. abou
.town.
i
been
t the
announcing; the entertainment.
can always be depended upon to bring
back the natural color and lustre of
your hair. , ‘
Everybody uses “Wyeth's” Sage and
Sulphur Compound now because it
darkens so naturally and evenly that.
0—“
elved by Charles P.
Rumpf, superintendent of highways.
maswcards and
mails 3130th he discourage
rush .of the holiday :serirce ,
veryeas'y for \
friends in the village, {for the construction of alnew road on
I. section of Old Farms road. Figures
nobody can tell it has been applied.
ll's yacht
.the river,
I". dock.
"Prouto" is suhmittcd by two Stamford contract-
oppositc or: were as follows: Frank Palmer,
87,942.60; Paul Bacgo. $7.413. Mr.
iRumpf‘reports that the
i
You simply dampen a sponge or soft
brush with it and (raw this through
The hair. taking one small strand at r;
5N
Cake'plates $2.195... , .
. '. « ;.: ' misnomer. front.
msCocmoss mm ' m
. on SMALL 'xetss’osnns a»
Third Assistant Pmmégf' tea some: .
Pia! W k‘ifiE'Glm'ex-‘Vlaavises .wnfle'é” endmor to se
mastersthat the assent. small Chg-13;...ation of .manufm
ienifel‘o ' '
ance. The are knitted firmly from a cameijsliair yarn 3
—-—just fuzz}; enough to look the warmth. that is m them—l .
For October brides 4
plates with Silver Sheffield . plate» holderi
ty dishes with Sheffield silver plate homo-,1
- -
.ts:
2.5.3151: and glean;
e13 ins-ed and.
fingwiih‘
. cu
white combinad
. fillvhite and; amberandwhi‘te and
i is most £39m and» White Wltl’
‘. ‘9:
. . .1 , J
are in ma, sapphire blue,
fa, _ 'Iiire and black, light and dark amber,
' an lavenderand acqna blue at 50c.
am” meow m mu
.’ You Want correct 7
It w n’t be 10 ‘ 'liefore you’ll be saying “Merry
,Gfix'istmag” and “Higgipy New Year” and my wind; 3. dlf-
!
l s
fereme it makes how you say it! . _ _ . .
It seems as if‘the cards were prettier and daintier llils
year. They:are just as sweet as you like your greeting
to be. ‘ ' '
They’re sure to convey the spirit of the season and
the Spirit of the individual at one and the same time.
Engraned—certahfiy and you’ll want your name on-
gr‘aved on’them. That takes time—so while the assort—
ment is at its best and there is time—My not let us have
your order now? You need not take them till you are
ready. The prieingscare a bit lower, too.
Main floor, right, Fairfieid Ave. entrance.
Pretty scarfs
for cool days.
Here they are all the beautiful combinations of rivii
colors and the soft cosy reflects of brush wool at $2.
, ' Then there are Wide ones in bufi color with fringed
ends at $3.75. , '
Great big‘wide brush
of pretty color combinatio
with belts for $5.
1w
W001 scarfs in a large variety
ns—some with pockets and some
Second floor. rear.
‘t
Music isthe
sunshne ‘ pf, home.
Not ‘ every one _ can play a -_musical instruments—not
“every one can sing walk—in fact few cau'sing or play-as
the great artists do Whose renditions are produced on the
records and given forth’ for your enjoyment by the Vic-
trolaehere is every sort of music givenwith all the beauty
of expression of the artists themsel‘vesticti-ola 1:0. 90
MSW ' . yg boilinstr‘ ' mmtmadeinmahoga . a y or. flier.
'can walnut and' sold on the club plan If you: desire. Price
grand dance hits audafnll as-
. ' All:theiintiast Victor son
sortmen‘ 1 ft ofmlagsical numbers rendered by the world’s
most famr mums ' fa ~ . " . .
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