'4. 0. held s “ml...
night.
W has sold e bulldln:
Beach to Frank 1W1
, Ariel Cameron have re-
”! home on Hawkins ave-
mgxrith reletives in
for blue little time.
v» , " ~ 'A. .3“, will be in
, rwmmoming and evening
sunny at—the East Avenue
i
- duce was held last night
Hall, Fisher's Billiken
ffurnishing the music. Tuere
‘ attendance.
ondsy evening. November
m’usyflower Hook 5; Ladder
will hold its regular monthly
meeting at the quarters on
(it street.
‘ . ' I ’—"-"“"
1': Sterling and others have
. I. building lot on Myrtle
tee deed filed With Town
Herbert R. Smith. l
p No. 6, B. 8. A1, met last even-
lor the usual weekly meeting and
hers discussed the Armistice Day
: and their participation theren
. and Mrs. E. Ward Stu‘rdevant.
1'. Lorena. street. will entertain the
users of he i-Ipworth League of the.
3 Avenue M. 1;. church at their
on Tuesday evening. November
mm have been received from
. “but Bennett, who duringihe early
i“ ‘ot the week left by automobile
“in party of relutivos for Barre.
nnd other points of interest in the
where he lived as a boy.
sq
very. successful food sale was held
. ray afternoon at Fay's Market.
’Znndt street by the members of
Library Committee of the East
mil! Improvement Association.
proceeds of the silk- nrc to he used
librar»
‘n'use fishermen who are planning
7 , z for today and tomorrow have
[Varied line of Hall to go after.
iterei fli‘t' running well on! \Nilson's
and the. ltoton [(l'lnt dock: frost
1» on Nauvoo nnll l{'2_vss-r island and
, ~h. Island; lint fish in the three
. gnve mentioned plan-s as Well. while
, jittthe inlets and et 'l‘okeneke smelt
Mlbe'lng caught ill ln'lrly large nuln-
l”bei's. ‘Blackllsil are running well out in
' the deeper water alud run Ill-tween u
‘ :Wd und’n half and thrl-n pounds.
tithe Right Reverend ll. Culmlion
e'eon.'l). 1).. Sulfrllgml llisllop (if
neclicut. will be the- principal
er at the l7lll :lllllivern‘ll'y of the
nization of (‘lllist l’nlish. wilicll
~ lvereury will he (‘tii‘i‘ul‘l’lit'd
fidllesdny evening. November 15 at 8
clock; at Christ Episcopal church.
=- p Acheson. who is well knovvn
"The General (‘onvcntion in Port-
Tomorrow morning and evening un-
~ -ry address. till:
u ~. .to be given by the Rev. Charles
. ~ Iks. the former rector in charge
“I! parish. while the evening ad-
‘ will be. delivered by the Rev.
”B. Howell. The evening ad-
will be of considerable interest.
’Pltil is the church that started
EA" d:- A’OROTON
M. E. Thompson and daughter.
rien. have moxl. to Stumlord.
' evmembershlp d‘l'ive for nwmbers
~ * .Daricn lied Cross begun today.
. Ladies' Aid Society of the
, dht Episcopal church will hold
‘ Mun} sale at the church parlors
fuse first Wednesday ill December.
Sent-ck. of Mansfield
, us, who recently entered the firm
mzr'l‘win City Valet, in South Nor-
‘ 'hss brought the interest of his
~ r, Charlies it. McKendry, also
- family of Com-rider's Point. left
’ their winter home in New York
‘ this “'eck but they will return to
ton to spend the Thanksgiving
dsy.
l
Mrs. G. H. Noxon oi’ the Pom Road.
of the old house at a. cost of
. summer.
I boy. N. J.
from Harry Rider. according to ,
'numbers of
help defray the expense of running .
on ‘
'well liked in the parish will spunk ,
morning ud-g
. church o nits Wily 30 yenrs ago. ,
Point. WI- burned down. ’ 158:“: new
mansion now being built on the site
about;
00,000. which house will be of'
steel and stone and fireproof. is ‘ex-l
pected to )e finhh'ed some time next
0
i
;
Mls. Albert Blongood and son Roy:
have returned to Rowayton alter
spending several weeks ianertll Am«,
30 WA Yrolv ’
.—
Hsrry 0. Quick and family. who
have been living in me avenue;
have closed their home and are re-;
siding with the family of William Lu- _
Fountain, of Crockett street. 5
Captain 'John H. Coates. who has
been seriously ill with pneumonia. is
now improving. and in a few days it
is hoped he will be about again.
Regular church services at the 30-.
wnyton Baptist church. Rev. Frank S.
Clark. pastor, for Sunday. Nov. .12.
are as follows: Morning worship be-
gins at 10:30. with sermon by the
pastor. Church Bible school at noon.
C. E. Society at 7 p. m. Evening Gos-_ .
01 service at 7:30. conducted by pan-
or. Thursday evening meeting. with
studies in the Psalms. at eight o'clock. ‘
The Boy' Scouts of America, Troop
2. held their weekly meeting last
evening in the Rowayton school huse.
° Itowayton is Well represented in to-
day's Armistice Parade. the Rowny-
ton Fife and Drum orps being of the
musical organizations in the parade.
Itowayton's other group in the parade
is the Rowayton Boy Scouts. Great
Rowsyton people are
planning to attend the parade. |
{owuyton Methodist church. Ii. 'l‘i.x
Sifhlll‘ri. pzlstor.——"lrelll:llt thyself also
ill the Lord. and he 'l.._il give tllce~
itlw desires of thine ilGill‘L" A special
E'l‘l'ViUt‘ has been arranged for Sunday
morning at 10:30. Sunday schoolses-
cirm at 12 m. lipworth League at
6:15, Evening worship at 7:30 o'clock.
'I‘hl- lllideweck prayer and praise serv—
ilun 'l‘humdlly. iii 7:30. A cordiul in-
vllniion is extended to all our services. ,
.».~.z the llrficiul tourd meeting inst
i'l‘lleztdny nin‘nt. decision were mode to
in ill-cried reluirs on he pnrsonnge
and "lake needed alterations in
Sunday sehfli)! room of the church.
l HNANCIAL NfliES
!
i
i
-‘ .\'l-2\V YORK. Nov. 10.-Cull money
l-llsil-r; lliull. 51,42; low. 5; ruling rate,
“2%; closing bid. b; offend at 5%:
glam loan. :3; call iOHHH against accept-
illllt‘l's, fl.
.\‘l1\V YORK. Nov. lO.—-~7Copper
:1“ll<i}'. electrolgliu spot and futures.
13 7;. 'l‘in steady. spot and futures.
35.3“. Iron steady. prices unchanged.
l.i :ll H'J llll)’. spot. 7.230(11‘ 7.25. Zinc
l'lrm. l-Inst lit. l.ou'.s lglot and nearby
ll":iV('ry. 7.:hal‘7.3ll. Antimony spot.
6.75.
{\‘lin YORK. Nov. lO.——Spot cotton
lolliet; middling. 136.30.
Ni-Z\V YORK. Nov. lo. —~-l3r:ldstr(-ct’s
tomorrow will any: ' .
.\ :illillll‘ more of irregularity in visi-
lllo in tho trade reports this week.
'\~ .11 - industry sclldcl advices of undi—
jnl.. stud activity ill production and
lcllll-ctionn. aided by a little lrecr
l:l(l’,"'lllt'l’lt of cars plrnlllzlng heavier
lzlul Kelizlg'i‘unn products. are u. sl‘ade
Letter. While the actual visible effect
: ol‘ the elections upon trade volume has
:hvt'n merely to restrict operations on
zone or two days. it would seem as if
the events of Tuesday_ plus the rapid
l'ifZCS ill prices of textiles. and particu-
Huriy of cotton and woolen goods. had
caused another effusion of talk as to
the. effect of these corfi'nuous advances
upon the ultimate consumers. As to
final distribution. retail trade. in n
.vord. it may be noted chat. despite
soother sharp advance in raw cotton.
.«lulte a. few Southern markets report
| business lagging. but attributes this to
persistence of warm weather. Week-
ly bank clearinxs. 36.568.024.000.
.____.__.——.—-—-————-——
FOR MIDDLE-AGED STUDENTS.
LUNDON. Nov. 1» ~—-Joil,v old ell.»-
;‘ies of four-econ; years nnd ten. frol-
icing on the Cutler-1 playing lit-ids. :uld
l.‘.0'i(i“rilg‘ sent 'lg"I||l|A l— inning In
cushioned . ..'~ a c. 5".- upper reaches
.l: the 1"..llles mav becomereallfles
if the plan for the entry of the old .8
well as the young to the famous Enz-
lish university is carried out...
The suggestion is that a college be
established for adults. as. Ruskin:
l
hostess yesterday nfternoon to College was enablisbed for the edu-
fihe Dam-n Leanne of .Women Voters. cation cf men rror. trades unions.
111:0 subject was "hild Welfnre." and Such n college. it is pointed out. would
_ address gwas delivered by'Miss be a haven of :efnge for extra. mural
in owner. yore-visor Bridgeport nctivltics of tie unlmx-sm. and would
M‘B‘m Mioclntion- .enable many mm to any on stud-
' ' ’ies which they Md under the ex—'
whmh held an important hav ugh].
‘ , e been u to com lets.
Thursdny afternoon at p
gym John Brummer and ‘ .-
4 Woman. of the Post, ' eaths and E'nnafls
7.800%” made plans for‘ D e ‘ ‘ . .
#
the new pastor. Rev. J.!
of Bound Brook, N. J.
. We: Hr. Eckert.
The funersl of Willinm-Eckert will
be held thh mot-finial. 9 o’clock trom
the funeral ”new. of Frederick H.
Ganung. South Main street. Rev. J.
Benton Werner,‘ rector of
church. officiating.
tunnel Club has dis-
' wroceeds of the Dog
Labor Day, to three
ton. The following
-ton each received 260
flint-e of the proceeds: v
byterinn church, St:
pentholic chu‘rch and
~pai church.
N. Y.. for interment. '
business meeting of;
scouts will be held;
.two o'clock. At the‘
week plans were
to he Riven in De-
Ashton was elected
entertainment com-
dsy. November 25th}
Jaye a coke and candy
.
"Had rheumatism five months that
would go from my left mm my
back. Tried many relocate. without
‘renel’.
Pills and in tiftesn"dm_.wns my
cured," Elite. “7-. 3. 011m. VW'
Beorgis. ”Roche. them' 7 V
‘ _ aladder troubles, m PoweliviBor-l
June: A. Trifwfirim 3'““°“l“*44".- ‘ ‘ 7 .9 . V
W Nd Society Of the C0n- tension course idea. and which {they '
Grace '
Finally used Foley Kidney
lull headache. dmz,w_wm . 1. :r- _ , g . "is”
vision are symptoms-o1 thnfl,.mWANTw—4¥hunszlin~enttinc "79*: . *fifiomfl‘flmjmpjanuge
pertinent. «Apply .811} ‘ '
i—
sulrlll NflilWAlli
llllliiillllilil‘lflfiil
lililJllllll Milli
'i‘llc Sunday Club which insets at 1.!
o'clock (-uch Sunday lor the discussion
of l|lllt'l)’ topics lzlldur tho iI‘Il’ii :smp
lu-l-sonuges of
community will be low] tolllol’ln'w 1::
who will lend
sthl-cl
Ui
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i
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Q‘
\‘.
) . _ ' _ Q l-
l . Fig-mike- most exacting tastesna" _
: {jjzeaEftyé'Eccnew—Purity ~ Play;
' 7 ' .A‘iis’v’aysAssured. ol-
‘ ‘ rals’coznlsrcnr'mls or A‘umvsnsnv MINE
. . . . , , . . I.
l.
i
new 11:. ' '
\mw WOMAN !
1.— "
l’t‘pl‘l -::ellt:lll\'l~
Arthur C. \Vlleell-l
the discussion ol’
vice."
of
presented.
presented by
Eve
ing.
portray the 5:
Kings. the
Mrs. Harold Nash has a.
research work with the purpose. of
securing the costumes that '...'.‘. create
the proper atmosphere on which. so
much of the success of the service de-
ice properly known as
pends. This serv
Nativity" is to
The executive council of the Sunday
school nil-t for an important business
session ’l‘llursduy \‘Vt‘llillg at the home
secretary.
Northrop. There several ideas. new to
this city. in Sunday school work were
These were given as being
the best methods as reported at the
state convention of Sunday schools to
which this school sent two represents-
lives. it is the intention of 13.: school
to adopt null-ll of this advance work
before the first of the next year.
the
Ull-
M r.
Plans for the. unique service to be
the church on Christmas
ting of.the
‘V 1‘ fl"
M rs.
made at a nice
general committee Wednesdsy everl—
l~‘. Irving. Smith. who is
directing the work of the committee.
has already selected those who will
haracte‘rs of the Eastern
prophets and of Joseph.
trendy started
"A IMirncle Play of the
be a reproduction at an old English
Miracle Play. and will present the,
Christmas-Story in n. beautiful and
dignified manner. It will be a fitting
service for tile Christmas Eve.
all
promptly
conference 0
b
cocoa. spleen.
cardboard
cereals. breads or cake. These will be
used for a. part of the big idea which r
the school is developing for the annual
fair of the church. December 6.
8.
i
1,}
Plans‘are complete for the enter—
tainment of the Sunday schools or the
city in the Nor'walk Ten Conference
to be held at this church next Wednes-
day evening at 7:30 o'clock. It is the
wish of the school acting as host that
those attending be on hand
at 7:30. This is the second
f this nature to be held in
the city recently. the other being held
at the 'Norwaik M. E. church last '
spring, and much is expected from the
» movement.
——
The Sunday
boxes
PORTO BOUND OVER
Rocco Porto. aged 36 years of 78,
.Tnylor avenue charged with tho-rune
of o. 15.year old girl was arraigned be-_
fore Judge George H. Vosburgh in the
downtown court yesterday afternoon
at 2 o'clock. Following the teaimony?
of the girl against Porto. which was to
the ‘ertect that the man had seized and ,
had attacked her on Sunday. October:
Judge Vosburgh found probable ,.
The funeral will ’ cause and Porto'm: bound Over to the
be private. The remains will be taken December termrilot “ ‘
. . c , ,.
to the Lutheran cemetery. Brooklynumpeflor muff-mg,-
’r
e
158313)
e
Francis
school has need of
empty food boxes. such as tins from
which have come such groceries as
teas and coffee:
such as
.7 the .
bonds of 333W
wafer 0W , ' m 4’ '75???
FOR 5in , gentle:
,. fmdxte' shady; 1:31;
imam. wheels ;
mun.“ extras“
W for J .
essenfmy’zscenegeylmfi . :r»; r
stmwpfi ‘ 1
{Stewart worms:
in 1A 11 _ ' ' ‘
(319.“
lint.
I:
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,llugllllllllll
ISIAI'W YORK. Nov. lil.-—Spcculn-
tors for the decline succeeded in forc-
ing tin-Olhvi' recession of prices in to-
day's Stock Market. taking advantage
or a lack of interest in the disposition
of large interests to delay the muket
for further commitments, pending a
more careful analysis of election re-
sults and more definite developments
in the Near East. Prices of the pop-
lllnr issues showed losses of 1 to 2
points on the day. '
A number of issues showed signs of
strength in the early dealings in res-
ponse to the bidding up process of bull
operators. However_ the large vol-
ume of stock oiTered at the higher
prices and the failure to attract all
outside following soon discouraged the
speculators for the advance. and they
began to take profits on recent. pur-
chases. The slender point altered for
standard issues indicated that the re-
action had failed to completely correct
till~
lll'
"Sci”-
1!.
the market.
nag-e statement. showing an increase
of 210.687 tons in orders. In fact. the
stock was scheduled to short pressure.
soon after the announcement. and it
nested to “16%. ‘4“ points below
Thursda "5 high. but rallied to 107%
at the close. a net loss of 1% on the
day. .Other steels were weak in sym~
pathy.’ Bethlehem B dropping 1%:
Vanadium. 1%: Republic. 1%.'and
Crucible and Midvale.%‘ each.
Allied Chemical
nearly 3 points at one time. but. i‘
closed only a. small fraction below last
night's close. Baldwin. Studebiicer
and Mexican Petroleum. speculative
favorites. all showed losses Iii 11"
9
lbfinfrnbout points below yesterdaY'S
and
contain
crinfinnf
new". at
.0? labrdi- . gfieekedmn‘d hflppy Princess.
the weakened technical structure of'mone)’
U. 8. Steel common failed to res-'Of new commercial paper is coming
pond favorably to the monthly to“- I into the mnrkel_ the bulk of the prime.
was again under'
pressure in the early dealings. helm—w
WILLIAM .lél‘ol'isnzo
. united ip marriage ‘byi‘el‘vilf'
" This «the; latest picture of the.
~ "cures. while Studebaker was off
only 5(1- '
AID-tat. ol" the standard railroad shares
showed fractional losses on the day.
but trading in this group was quiet.
Missouri Pacific pfd. opened 2 points
higher and then, cancelled its gain.
Negro": and Western dropped Mi»:
Northern Pacific. 13;: Chesapeake
and Ohio. 2%: Chicago and E! stern
Illinois. 2. and N. 1'. Central. %. ‘
A sharp 71;" point rise in. du Pont
Powder brought about fractional im-
provement in General Motors. which
owns a large block of du Pont stock.
General Asphalt recovered slightly
from its weakness of yesterday and
s
furiher improvement was shown in
lteminggon '1‘) pcwritur pl‘d. shares. ‘ , ‘ ‘ ‘
Leather stocks were conspicuously Girl students at Northwmlern University yield to no ‘
Undine Dunn, here shown, is a .
comes to marksmanship.
weak. particularly Falrnct mad Control
of the college.
common and preferred. which were
I-
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ofl‘iunonx‘oxingroiep: nnginiz‘gicgbilli- o'ee’»’oe‘oo’oo’eo’oo’eo’«‘oe°u’03 ’«’«’«°«°¢e’«’»’» .e’u’é’fit’”:
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cation of the earnings report for the z . :
fourth quarter. which failed to come 00 7 , 0.0
up to speculative expectations. but the .3. 46‘
stock rallied a bit later. > ’7 _ T 3
1 Total sales were 906.000 shame. ‘00 1 i i i
' Call money opened at 55': per com" .3. > ' ‘g, ..
but cased off to 5 in the early after- t ‘ 43.
noon. closing lit that figure. The time .° ‘0
mnrket continued, firm with .. 5:0
trading- quiet. Only a small amount 3 o
09 . 3°
.3. oz.
names moving at 4% per cent. '.. > ' tate mory ,‘.
Foreign exchange rates Were irreg— 2 _ I
ular with demand sterling holding 9:9 ' '9.
around $4.46 and French francs sob-3.. o ’0
ing only slightly, and other chanm5;.z. Brldgeport 3.
were unimportant . 3 3 . 3
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nu-g- m .'o..sm‘ Annabel-m»
m i: i k -' :fingsns for £01;me Work
{lain (lice; 26% St. So. Norwalls, Phone 234
-’ 3.?" 301* 0M" "361 Val m Phone chem sass
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i I ' . Footwejm We lead the footwear 11106:;
breeze Rimmed. Kid and Fat. Kid Tonga} 1%
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Esotery‘stylesand be exclusive. \\ e in. :1}
the’feet with quality footwear.
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