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7" church is meetingtodsqgg i,
13° Arthur Carr. booed lifest- :2»
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ill
the year.
“can the theory that if
:5: not be laid up. they
I“. Wand senti-
- « bearish and the steady
”seemed to keep small
I'm-Dr's out of the
. for occasional forcedon Saturday mornins. for the benefit occurred in that city at 11335 o'clockney, Burlington: Judge. Leo T. MolloY.
131% .
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' priest in today’s Stock Mer-
. , irregular with the main ten-I
Railroad
American
sol-furtherance. -‘ f." _ ' ,, 4. _ *“ ,
$1 ’ - 4...... . ‘ updating of mm Wand “firm'mm ’tp ,
“2‘ A dance will beheld st erooklog classes: a week; intentdrygwlhpinsottsmteclosermhm
'33.: I on Friday. he! 15th. ”:3: W supplies and misfit]: accouggghed. He felt encou rat
2 >2 - . ~ . . I. I liinl
.1‘.%‘N.Nm Improvement Ame . «visitation by the 81.". , the , 9min: , in. h
5‘45 ‘ . --—- . . I ' , ‘ ,. .lNew Yorkwaddreau. in one at whic _
"55 Kr. and ”In. moreoolleld orl . - ‘___:.he,hns nodal-gee bluntly-that elm!» ricer r...
1“ rm Point sweet cereal-atoll lhei‘flflt . .7 . .— - . «its left mil” 3 ea “in the lurch alter ]
"- " ‘ ‘ hmo' I. ‘ gwar.. . » ,
«" “WM: “m” “M" 9 - Wllton» . H. mm... .. m... o... .,
55 - ' 5 __...._ . "7 . , - andsoon homelanabouthgmget;
13‘ that-the de- All! things Water the "no
' 3’“ mining? n-nim ring In" achencl: 18 DEV“. ‘ .Pfl'm to Boston. He was scheduled to ar— .
12‘ N~' f.r chm. , a road film the woods 0!! BB? on!» “w in mo. IS 3:30 p_ a ~-He v“?
“*‘emlcouu. etc. is not us great this
sat ymnmistime.ssitwaslastym
“ ‘st thh time.
am _—-—-
11% ”Roy Bones. 0: Winfield street. is
”it m New. Haven on busine- today.
"3 Mesnbers or the new Aid Society
is: .of the East Avenue 8. E. church met
w‘ifl’hoid wt
"some orthae- things are:
with MIDI.” teachers int!”
M-Teachers’
which ll new " from? . - ”131:3?
dill on 1‘10 run. he gm 7 ts ill-let sum—4.: 5,
hint-y «the workfaocempiishoq since ~
the beginning or the school-(worry
¢..
(ll-sniper cent. enrollment" at: ltheaftjlmedtr‘om
erty widened by means at blasting. I
" ' , he will_retnrntohlew Yorkforatew
Grover Bradley's new home will be hoax-gum continue to Chicago.
ready for occupancy before sari!!!- PARIS! Nov. 28.+—6‘eorges’ Clemenf
judging by indications work betas sun's-peach in Narrow. yesterday.
done um the'stone foundation. 3.1“): ms smit- prominence in the
.4 Paris newspapers this morning. Press-
Im at mm: Ir. comment incandescentmr to re-
Hlfkrey and Chrenoe Chapman have marks of his critics. particularly the
bought building lot; remectively.
. Men for the usual
339* ;weekly meeting.
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82% -
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1m RoWayton I
49 i -
899£i ’ -
30% Albert Bloodguod. of Crockett street.
77 ’has secured s position with the Nash
205 Engineering Company.
25%
113% Friends 0! Hrs. Jesse Janis. of
1‘ Highland avenue. will be glad tohesr
23 that she expects to return to ber‘
90% home shortly. from the Not-walk
20% 'Hospital. where she is recovering from
74% fa serious operation.
42%
80 . The Miss— budllo and Gertrude
78% Brands. of Rowayton avenue. were
92 ’hostlesses at an informal party at their
126% home. Saturday evening. Card play-
1101‘ mg and dancing was enjoyed. The
13 ‘ guests were: Mules and Clara Kline.
76 :Msry Shaugnessy. Miss Mcc .
319i, Theodore and R man Kline. Jack
47 Shaugnessy. Lo . Jeflerson and
62% Milton Evory.
81 ‘ ‘ . ,—
88 The Ladies' Auxiliary of the R0-
sofi wayton Hose Company will hold the
21% annual Christmas sale. tomorrow aft-
1961/. ernoou and evening. The sale will
118%, begin at 3 o'clock, in the afternoon.
233‘ There- will be fancy articles. aprons
122 Iand home made cakes, with a grab
45% bag for the children.
73% evening. there will be piano selections
47% 33nd dancing. The proceeds of the
103* sale will be turned over to the fire
121 company. for the purpose of purchas-
59§4 lug new equipment.
“‘6
58% ‘
61%
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Darien
There will be a dinner dance at the
Wee Burn Golf Club on November 25.
m.——— for the members of the club.
John Brummer. of the Post Road.
shares enjoyed his weekly day of! yesterday.
spin the hardest hit. Wheeling'from his duties at the
' Mb Erie pfd. breaking
:the common it. Wabash pfd. M
~ .. . . heme and New York errill Business Colle u l
ouch. Great Northern pfd. held in Stamford. thisgzvgni’nlgs. will be
More A: Ohio 1. and Mia. oral Dal-ten people attend the Merrill's
Mg pfi 3‘ 3. . ne'w low rec- Business school. in Stamford.
3. Louis Southwest- -
' . . 1M dightly. Bald- I
dropped hast: lit for a net loss mind.
"as! [idols and losses of last Friday evening. and the
muck place in Studeba- meeting will be held tomorrovrcetg
_ 4 Tobacco 3. Columbia nisg _
. g . - a... Nation" Lead.’
. “Hausa. Hide and Leather;
{Woolworth and Pacific on.
”‘08-. Coppers.
DeotGa
2% D rage.
The graduation exercises of the
Sev-
The Boy Scouts are now firmly ok-
The first meeting was held
*
Mr. and Mrs. Mcrwln Smith of Old
King's Highway are receiving eon-
gratulations on the birth of a girl.
The newcomer arrived last Sunday at
I midnight.
-—-——.
the Depot (Isl-lee, bought a house t
White Osk sense. on has» one;
noon. Mr. Smith purchased the large
net-o is a lo born
the rear of Mr. Emith's net‘w‘mestsle.‘gt
A cake and candy sale will be held
'of the Darien Girl Scouts. The sale
will begin at 10 o'clock. Thesale will
in; assured of its fresh- i
and whole-oneness.
be held in Holly's
girls will put their articl
windows. es in the
Mrs. W. Pr Lynch of Linden avenue
,Noi-oton Heights, has purchased 1-.
Oakland coupe. During the
part of next month Mr. and Mrs.
Lynch will reside at the Commo'dore
Hotel in New York and will call for
Europe early in January.
; Mr. and Mrs. . Simango. African
gation. last evening at the Congrega-
tional church. Dressed in their na—
tive costume. they entertained their
African Elephant Hunt. and the witch
doctor. Mr. and Mrs. Simango also
dancing.
will be presented by St. John’s Drama-
tic Club. on '
Some of
the noted loco! stage
“sanding
.Diiv' will begin at 8:15,,
8! Joh'n's
l
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.. .i‘r
During the )
Market. and the '
latter '
missionaries spoke to a large congre-g
audience with representations of an‘
gave some interpretative solo ”rim. .
“Ber.Gloves." a force in three acts
. Monday and; Tuesday
evenings. .he play will be givenlin, ..
.the Noroton Fire company's Hath.
Websites in the play are: Miss Agnes
we. Kiss Florence Gavan-ugh...”
;nae “newlines Gillden. mm
_ William Germ. James
aafnev. Kiss Margret; Kong. ”kit ~
Alice Boyle. and Winn Cullen. The -
Tickets can.
homo-for reserved seats at the '
Rectory. . or; ‘Gllbsrtfs,
thorns-omit: iterates. Thereqwil'ljbe‘”
- matter each pertormsnee of an ‘
i At the regular monthly mealtime! ; I
the E; C. Godfrey Land A830”-
Ithu km “D" for ”83' W hi.
The Royal James Inn. Not-walk. lust GT 013710-0117) into "Peril in Victoire"
Thursday was the scene of a luncheon (W"M-vim),
i 1",. i 7
rural! m mgr of Mrs. IAN? » but if
i. I I l I" tative from La Journal~v.Rappel declares t
8.5.” ratford. Rep 1: - H. Clemenceau bu'l’osrtbe sympathy
- l
gofthemmucritwasm
TheEsuDspartmen‘totl-‘Isdthis
asked to analyse a specimen of the
> u is, a
well water supplied to the p pi red by “Ford in V ire."
South Wilton school. I “I am 9 to r New‘Ybrk."
' mum Director Horace Hoilister Chairman-nil! gala morning. «It is
has charge or the Choral club's traiu— 03‘ 9‘ my homes.
ins. meeting Friday evening in the ‘Gflomrmm Bonsai. one of the
chapel. The members are rehearsing members. 0‘ NI Pliny. said thehmTigtert
for a play to be given the middle of “9“- "RPM over the critic 0
December in Csnnondale Hall. I“. Wk by members of Congress.
mat" 800d." Ciemenceenv mid.
when he read morning paper accounts
of ,what Congre-men were saying.
‘That's‘ what I came to America. for.
to invite disco-ion. That's my idea of.
democratic flue speech 7 It is what 1
found when "1 came here; more than
fifty years ago. and I certainly did not
wiser than several. diplomats. clearly.
Although c. o. Eakiaud. Jr., is liv-
ing this winter in South Norwslk. he
keeps a watchful eye over his Wilton
property. as shown when he’ recently
burned over his premises as a Ire pre-
‘ventative.
Several cases 0! measles have been
reported to the health officer. Mu.
Schenck. also two children ill of diph-
therla and one of scarlet fever com-
prise thc list of children's ailments
now prevalent. The health of the
town otherwise is good.
STAMFORD. Nov. 28.——The train on
which Georges Clemenceau is travel—
ing to Boston stooped here only one
minute. The former French Pre—
mier did not appear on the platform
nouncing‘to the small crowd outd‘de
Engineers have been
through property on Grumman Hill.
Some mystery surrounds this action.
as questions are not answered satisfac-
torily in regard to the name of the
company nor the purpose of their
work.
beinr fatigued {mm the strain or the
last few days. .
France and the Biol-slant! Stdpes float-
9" due by side from‘ many buildings
today. in honor of Georges Clemen-
‘céau. who was due 10' arrive from New
. York this afternoon. LieuL-Gov. Al-
ACTION ‘5 :TGAanlgg’Mwommcx can '1". Fuller headed acommittee del-
Thc action against John XcCor- W ‘0 murmur the South Sta-
mack. celebrated Irish tailor. tor al- tJon.
leged breach of contract to pay (or. Plans were made for the war Pre—
a tractor supplied to his former farm mier 0' France to ride through a por-
at Darien in which ”.500 (“W tion of the businessmen-lot accompa-
oxe asked by Luther M. Wright of nied by a military and naval escort. to
South Norwulk. was begun yesterday the City Han. where Mayor Curley
afternoon. in Superior Court. before “8 to 7908M: him. Thence the route
Judge Christopher L. Avery. The. in! no Beacon Hill to the State House.
singer was represented by Attorneyimh 9. hr!!! 8109 for a welcome from
John F. Keeling or stamford and did “Werner (:02 In the mm of Mass. and
not appear in court. “”0"“ “‘0 Back 3y district to the
Wright testified he sought to see Public Library and then iii the home
the farm s tractor and left one on Ihe 0' 11- Clemenceau s host. Francis L.
premises with Mr. McWirtor. mrlam Jr. . .
for McCormack. on m. undurstsndlnx! The amusements were so plums
the latter would be consulted. He said , as '0 give the noted Womble time
the tractor was and teen. on. 1919.40 W in Prevention for his addrs.
dnd also the following spring and.“ Trenton! Temple tomorrow stur-
summer. but he has not been paid for I soon.
it.
The case was adjourned until 10 ' 1m Wm .
o'clockthismorningbetm;;‘hepisinp S .-. .
tla' testimonywssoomp . . I“. I] W
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VALUABLE NECKLACE 8011!.
PARIS. )iov. za—s necklace mode
or 800 pearls and weighing; slightly
lmtmmmwhiohm Defiproposedchangesinthelawsotln-
(continued From Page One)
Chime. Smith. expert mechanic gt.- clustered Rom an enemy citizen: was heritsnee taxes and various probate definite
' sold. as notion teas: to: 1300-000 isdges spoke~on aisle-ills: we had
Ifrencs. The price included!!! M'gome up in their work and some of
and taxes. ’ ' 1them Moths recommendations”
the legislative committee.
one-r moon All “Hi? i Pinata
SANTIAGO, Nov. as (By The Assoo? ,
elated m—WWVOD'W were Judge Ellis 3. muckely.
niso‘state that a slight earth. shock Similngion: Judge Frank H. Buick-
lsst night. ‘Derby; Judge William J. Curaiss.
Shelton: «“1688 Raymond B. Col-tics.
j............ Derby: Judge Thomas C. Flood.
.Portland: Judge Otto_B. Robinson.
_ 'r-mntic: Judge Queer Fitsschler.
,xm : Judge Charles J.
.Endeld: Judge David Flags. Putnam:
Judge ' Oscar ‘ Atwood. — Brooklyn:
sludge C. Edward Mason. Danbury:
Judge PM, A. Minivan. 7 Thompson‘ :
Sludge William Marion. Lyme; Judge
, ’ ,3 Sanford. Bedding: ”Judge. mar-
‘W
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l
i
nave". :Pomzret: \Judge Paul 1... Killer.
' Bridgeport: and Judge r-Denis '1‘.
Q‘Brien. Jr... *Meriden. 5 . , '- '
. « ,a; ;. . seem .muuifr ,
,FYOR .tkexpgewm ofinen- 1
s Itiment- Theron every ..
‘gracefui compliment: to the:
recipient audiarealwsys we];
come. I. , ..
Our roses are freehand of:
. abundantnriety. They‘ve. -
. priced moderately and are .
W*’¥Pmm‘§43* , .. . z ‘
‘ marvelous:
ARTfl-‘iciAL
FLOWERS
occasion" . >
\
remohl luncheon-mallow. Then?
0,! bitter-ones. who. by the, substitution of.
familiar title “Pore la. Victolre" (F‘ath- : . ‘ .
Rdmond du Xenon. writing in the. 3‘2
“the good sense of the people. who are" '
saw the crushing Wilma incur-o '.I
expect any change." ,
othls private car. his secretary lif-‘
mafia-mg the ear that Clemenceau was restingfi
well
BOSTON. Nov. 23.~:-The tri-color of,
Judges
Those present at me most-I
Fowler. V ,
.enee H. ,_Chlla. Woodstock: Judge J.
.White Sumner. Andover: Judge Willis;
—_
ON THE BARGAIN
1' , As we mdmdmfimsfle to 2: sumssful closing
, mama. ~ g; cm 7‘ ' jobless-lewd; our entire stock of
5&5”:me 1383}? W. L. Douglas and
' M M “Mildew “$8 in spite of the fact
it that like WWW M m during the early
.pagl’tOf tfieflh I t ‘ ’ -
,, I! .A.‘ , II .. r I I‘im_finpmafl. Costs hav been
ignored M3“‘°tk' '
W: salmon is THE LAST DAY u.
rs
”flue Store ml Saves You-fluency.”
157 ,Washingmn “ Street. .‘ff: . .
South Norwalk
s
r‘v- : -
_ .3 w;
. 9 .
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;.
' or
ml“ 503“?“ m CLY“ for .1 half .13: hnizr. K" hip-l _: _.
2’ '
m “l ”(7k (:1 Am ”mile: .31
‘ ' l- ._ harm. -- . '
, ;. . . i a: new new» were admittul u: awn.
‘ l’ ' ., mwmumsomnxm-
l3 REWATm “(B's-tucks! held lat evening at -
the club 41‘!” A piano has been
installed httbe dab: «(ushers and
we soiosw’ere given last evening by
' W J. 1., ynxweilcr.
which wesémuch appreciated. R:-
m on the m, of the plans for
- _ finerhanngiving Eve supper and "La-
.._. a Mention of Char-ell: U. Wax- died Night." to be held on November
lea-T1: sirloin-d to be M so 35th. were further discussed. stew-
13 member of the Palrfleid count: W. std James Callus: fired a luncheon
has been favorably acted upon b! cfnndwichessndcodee (allowing the
Judge Jam-es B. Webb ot the m meeting. and many of, the members
’ imawhikandheipedturtberrcno-
court.
. “,9 “a m ded in ‘ m the interior at the club building.
flirt-h. x18 r after he has! been? I: k hoped that on Sunday. the 26th.
/ int there will be a record attendance
d ilty by Judge William II. V
gxgbiei‘; fabricating s. will 01 the of member; even a (39, only came
late glenry Ranger, an artist. who: ~
left an estate of about $200.0“. the
life use of which went to hbsrife,
and the residue to an art institution
i flew York. .
“At the hearing before Judge
Webb it m. stated that friends of
the attorney. Richard H. G. Cunning-
ham. Carl W. ueyer. and Miss Edith
. ho had been lea.» out. of.
Rana” ' Welhr to
Getitintimfor'nlallb.
the will. induced Mr. .
execute the towed will in We; shrine.“ ml! make tbedll‘
s. , V
1:11: his decision yesterday Judge wool», WM! It opcmywdm
says: ‘
Judge Webb mints.
"This applicationét WWJ? ~
b the petition a. rge v
t! :ttorneys of the city of W .
where the applicant resides. hes reJ ,
'ceived careful, consider-M ot the. , -
court. The memorandum ~ , st the‘
learned judge who the original
'cempmint and who , impmed'the in-
suspension of Wexier. newness
iti‘exosedlngly dimeult for me to deny‘ _
thb emulation. whatever other can». A
claim I mightzresch as. lemons-
'ol‘ Weslerto mains. mmbsrotthev.
bar at this slaw. .
"While the judgment was oneol
indefinite suspension the deciles or. '
Judgsvwmm It. min noaos‘that_ _
the courthosthepow-tlo M I
Wexler atfany time. alters. W's; ,_
firecseai‘s u hk. coadnctin the
meantime shows now-son ”.2!” con-r .
nary. ' tthahe nightwelibere-lorm,
shied. No claimto ‘t‘hg m :
has. been, ofiered. 1. refine .oeei':. . _‘
compelled to order . , application . 7 I; « , _ .
granted." ~ 8 ‘ ' 'f » 3. . V .
Indeed” infflle omega-rm
to the world's “can“ m
' - or dim! or chicken. f0!“ “‘d
V 1 dinner yeti“? .09“ ~'. .-
, 7, or“; m. .. m: l
-: ‘ ' ‘oyareg :3
, Here you may?“ atmosph"‘
' home quiet and refinemem
mm
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