. .,~QM,V
.1; ’. “X Brief; and pen I 0:3] ‘Mehfifi
iting her daughter. Mn. Ralph 3.9..
‘ Walker. who has romploted
’5 at iiaratrom Ioheol. is“
r his home in Luring Arm.
N. Y. it is imported that he
Wee-sumo his education at Yaio
. hiker Nit-hard has suave-lul-
. x the entrance million
m t'awonuy at Virginia. Grid-
' ht. also of liar-strum School.
3“" Non-alt Friday to return
.0 & hope to line. .l‘annaylvaoia.
1! Mi tiaya lw will take up a
It Yale
*i All. I. imm- \i'eld at 5 (‘aa-
‘ureet will open her eu-hool oi’
m thie 8.th morning For
”‘5‘.
“Mutton rail
Moan; Hut 5. outs who were at
M Moll. Mail's road. kahuna
tibial-timer. are mrrwepnmilol "M
I" ’2“ Mun ‘HIin: l“"l and tiound
‘ Deal. Ihom Mr. unit. at
my”. Anton. -..lk girls cor.
mam. u-tlne Riordan.
wmiuy. .ence bevy. Ell“-
both an” . .u [\‘MM my.
”Buy your \‘ictrola at bond”
.- guy aeealy mutant. Acre opus
evenings ustll ; p. m.
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William ii. 0 Reilly. Jr. of East
area-O. returned pester-dag te Pord~
hall Preparatory \‘rhool to reauus
his studies a. Sew-tor,
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-ltarrls h (tuna mu I11
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We. Memos or West Ave..
W to New York yreteniay,
whce he reeul'ned his Sophomore
work at Fordham I‘nivordty.
O
‘m A Gaps. That's an.
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Jeeepliine \‘alterir mil take up
her initial year at New Rochelle Col-
legs It- Valerie was one at the
mod. brilliant members of the clas-
ot ll”. winning a whoiarshio to
the flaw Rochelle College.
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712.“. III.
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Min lieier. Roger. e‘... or ':.I Taylor avenue and Miss Roar Zalin-
mu-nag to u... in Maryland in a ak)‘ of South Main street have tak-
‘ooh. She (m- : l. nun-‘3 tn rvn- en positions “uh thr .i and J Cash
tlnue h“ mg. ‘11”, laminar}
e I e i I 0 a
Miss ”“13.“ “at: .. . .us! of ’23 Miss Suslr Srors of t‘llfi’ sllrt‘t
loaves man 1." 3‘“ l’t‘rshman year was a \is:'.\‘t‘ lll Brit‘st‘pprh .“vstrr-
at ‘Vhlutt‘f‘ l . .lr. rear Ema-ton. ‘da: afternoon
Ma.- . . o
. ‘ _ John Evan 0! Lincoln nvenur is
3;“ ,n , ‘ _ . . .__» .~ Lt" hnfirg his Chet rule? on r~haulrd and
Innate" . g: 5. -‘i hr! rv-zulr2ed.
. , V . w ( Thr choir of the Hungarian “Q-
, . . frr'wed .hzzz'rh. lxxltgten :uenuc.
Ml!- . ~\ 3 . “_ rm. heid their regular monthly ltim‘t-
m 5“ I . p Nurth- tr; inst rt‘enlrtr
‘ l . . _ - L. e e e
.3in ‘ :5 \ 1 “PH S::*;v~:\\l-.\2 A l‘ u;'.; gun a
cw l.- .f xii-unto) molt: tin-:rrs ill
””1“ k‘ ... .- ‘ _ N .1 mt- h 53‘! ha.” [laugh-.1 .ltt‘zzur "ox--
\.u‘t fill!” a‘ ”r ’ .c c Tlvd in ”ii! E‘nn'r“ In” “:vk. .
II:1)F1Y:3 ' ‘ A . H ' H 1‘53? \ .ln‘tfin i. v: Tu.) m; p.350
Il...‘ luln‘liuni a lawn .3: l....~'. .\'or-
1“! i' \ .Ill . i? i ' ! il \ \ “-4- . . .
t, .Y..:..'...‘:" ‘ M 3‘ ’- 1'" ’ .ll-hr >~ .:(‘-‘5 wt Ti- i.-xmgton nun:
has eat'hungru me t'hundler automo-
_ .umr h ' ‘3 :t f.v ' a t“.‘...‘.:.;rr s n‘uchznr
.. . ~ ‘1 » rr» ._ ' ' ‘
anal! M.’ I“ . t.” - ":t'xis of Hank Kis.‘ of Laura
numb . . r. ’.\ "-~“~' “-u 1“ wr’fi)‘ tv twat that he
l.‘.. s pmotisgv ;.. 3.: 22.3 h--:;.v
. e .
AIn: ; ; " EAST SORWALh I
e“ t ‘ tr “ ' \ \
Jar Lit? lizhdn ks of lhs: a\tl‘.‘.3t:
.k . _ '~-‘ him-“Nd :24 post trn as East
“ ‘ " *' “"‘ Ann—gm correspondent 'l‘!.- 5...“,
in m S ' Ll! i'u-
”w“ or. n Hour
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ile. . \ H‘- __ . ':- noun twin; vocal: lit-‘3 on
“I“ ll ' ,, . liens page (or G-org~‘ Comp is
TU“ m _ ‘ twain; completion
"tn .' 0 e o
‘13 3!.” L smile of Rum“: szxrvl
\lt‘ .. > . a. . ..-;d Mra Wright of Cetus»: Ethel
.vrm- . You. cut mc-Zth‘d ‘0 Mt. szco N. Y. NF.
vi ; or. t .5?” \'.5.. it f“)
.‘i" ti o e -
51.13 hats} halal-r of Xe‘ ilmon
\ie - maxim} Miss Mary Tun-k of s"8\it“ -
nu" I .; - a‘~—:‘.';-. :msteniay.
l’lf‘.‘ . \' .’ - is 0
4”“ Mr. anli My; \\'. Sotimanu and
"‘8' 33.x.) of Schrnrc'ad)‘. N. Y.. are
2 naming Dr. and Mrs. R. A. (”t-ding
lit t“ " ' "‘ ‘ ‘ :V’ of Unborn awnur (or a ter- dais.
imtifil- in. u .\.' an. \i'x . . .
L"-~ - r' ""‘u M.“ Gable: ot Var. Zoo: rtrcot
”"49 " ‘ r I“ ’ has rs-turn-rd to his homo after a
'4th _ tfio "(CW automobile tour through
"3. ‘ ‘ _ n‘ . . {3.0 New England statcs and Cu nadu.
I
“"fl ' ‘ : l;.;.i Gloscltntr. a.on of Mr. and
"'8” ‘m " ; Mn. (3 Ludutg Groeschner ot Grrg-
‘ . “ . lot) bouleurd. brokv his icl'. arm
A“ _ ’ ‘ wit-mac playing i’ootbali with :1 re"
“a.“ a 37 “In“; k. .3. ,1 boy menus near his home. The lad
i I “H .\. 1 _ £_;,)‘ _ an vac rushing nithvthe ball and trip-
. l“ l” A . M“, 1-13., pod over oun ct ins chums He land-
“ mm“ M, ed with great tome on his arm. He
I . . . one take. to his homo. Where he re-
t‘-..‘. In .4 J_"‘:I;r, (rived anvdiml iMiInOIi.
«outfit u .\ ' will he‘ 0 0 0
had}! - .- -‘ r ' “ A‘w: :. L \irs. James Gilmore of Bridgeport
, ~,\, “A” t . ¢.~.-_¢y:.u;~ is I lsiting hrr parrots. Dr. and Hrs.
. ,L.‘. I w a .‘ 43 t'. it. i‘rrabv o! “\k" avt‘nue. to~
8 - - - rim. Mrs. Giltuoro was tcrmcrly
:’ -,, .. .. _ ._—, Board 0: t'l’ 34:.“ Dorothy Crosby.
51%» can- of LL14. Southrrn‘ . . .
Xe- ..a. T"‘p’7c31 compan) The regular weekly pnuer meet-
U: F soc-«tr: at the Royal Jean in, nill he hold is the Adi-eat oud
:- _ ;i etc. The loco] ex- l-last Avrnuc Methodbt churchcs
(5-. ea- ”.rcarotod h, Ian-got
W. I. t; ‘zztlcth Buses, chlet
w l:- Friil'h Goo-lee. Mrs.
y‘ z in? t' J Burns and
nth-nae Burt-ch. oi the
See England Telephone
I spending the day in flow
Ind Insert and lil- Judo
d We“. Vt. are mad-
thc in rows as the guests
0! lb Helen Walsh 0'
telephone o‘la will be nor.
that Old is ill at hrr horn.
meet.
0 0
“Ni: b invited Io attend the
at the Home aad school ha-
h be“ at [Dr MI. school.
eneiu at t woes.
O I Q
and In ,J. Kati West: and
,u lei! today let M home
he! Wit. l‘a.. alter pound
ow 6.. urn their unused
--ar ‘iu. .\. 1'. have. It
. , o i \lr. mu lies. Wont:
....- me In Win.
‘u
"N".
0.
Mr. and Mrs. Gudis of
Hill road.
and Mr.
amid. Hana. where they attended the
Eaatern States expfiition.
C O 0
William w or Lowe mot
spent yesterday in Port Chester.
. e e 0
Kr. and hire. Autor 0! Ward street
have purchased a one family house
on “'oodward avenue.
0 O O
Iii. Lean ltlinteitor or Rowayton
avenue has renamed her duties with
the Southern New England telephone
cow altar being confined to her
how by illnen.
O O I
Soveral friends of Miss Evelyn
Dem-tin gathered at her home on
North Taylor avenue. last evening
to assist her in celebrating her six-
teenth birthday anniversary.
e e O
Ira. J. Kish recently opened up
on Noeingten avenue a new billard
and bowling alley. which is to be
known as the Springwood Bowling
alley.
Mitts Rel-e i‘ramer has returned to
horn» on Ear-wood atreot after a
two months visit in Pittsburgh and
Newark.
0
I Nichols! Agnee of Lexington ave-
‘nue waited m. brother-lads“: Jo-
peph Bouno ut lisyridge. N. Y. on
Tuesday.
0
Mi. Helen Rrers o! lily avenue
has been enrolled as a student in
.Merriil's Business college.
0 O 0
Miss Evelyn Brnjamin at North
that evening
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Mrs. Chm Glover of first «not
bummdherdafleswiththot’.
a 6. Com! company after behg
malted to her home for scan time
by illness.
I
The Ladies- Aid society 0! the
East Avenue lethodh church held
it. miar tuekiy m in the
church yesterday afternoon. Regu-
lar routine bathe. who Md
and it was voted to hold a ell-mg:
sale in the \acam atom a: 0 South
Main unot Thursday and Friday of
gut week. so further pia- ioe the
harwet supper. which h to be held
to tlctobrr. were Iade. ‘
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Aston [arson ct Cottage street is
having hie motor boat repaired at
M Petal.
D 0 e
In. 0. a. man has returned'to
bu hotn- en nett- plaee. after a Vis-
I etch Halves ia Breohirp.
O I
sin. 1. Clarence uniting of Jama-
ica. i- l. w (demi- in the Third
dbtrtet last evening.
a a e
mummuMuu-um
P. Tumila ot ,Ety avenue ‘hu cu-
possd of tile grocery store on Bouton
New
York city are the guests today of
Dir. and Ire. William Jean: 0! Flax
Ala-ed and Donna Charmin Hil-
Florence Chat-ooh or House air-ct
and Mrs. Ernest Moran 0!
Stamford have returned from Spring-
nett 0! Guam a”.
O A D
James Gaucher of Betta place is
making omit-c agai- oa tb
touring our and will seat: be“ it h
running condition.
0 0
Eugene Palate .0!
has completed overhauling
torcycle and is again to
ing around on it.
. ‘ e e
Van mom-v
mum-summon
“airman surprised tot-arm
h. p a vary «Mi tanner
Nassau-t pager. not».
Richter has a nine-ace farm. on
Minerals-ems produco.~
{mmmmdas-tgaeden and
thimbadmtomfieOou—i
wmmummaeu
lee Lohor .daa'. itav. Ir. chur-
Tho Roe-anon nun oeep
Fire department to lead the
u. Areheuaicrtheou'phasbeea
called (or tomorrow evening It at.
Rownyton Boas lieu-e. an or fie
twenty~eir members are M
to be peasant. .
D l O
The nest rehearsal of the Rear
Ready choir will be held next floa-
day at the home 0! Mrs. W. F. Amb-
lor.
one having clothing. which
they wieh to d to the Near-Elli.
are united to l hills. I. 1!. King!"
and the tit-tides will be not. tor.
Mr. and hire. C. P. Blane: have
CANNONDALE
returned tron: their trip to the White»
mountains.
A ny
Mrs. J. Howard Fur-child left on
Sunday to accompany her daughter
Elizabeth. to Syracurc. N. 1'" where
the latter will enter the Library
school.
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Miss Janet Schubert left on Mon-
day {or Smith's college. Northamp-
ton. Mane.
Mr. and Mrs. “'nltor Slfiling and
eon. Franrie returned Qlenday from
a Visit “ith friends in White Plains.
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Mrs. George .Oeborn if convales-
rrnt after a few days illnrn.
D O O
‘ .\ir. and Mrs. Neil-on Hcrltruit
‘snw rinsed their Compo cottage for
ithr winter and returned home.
i s e s
_l‘.-prnonntutxve Louis R itantbier
'o: lhr Stair Board of Agrirulture tor
Ii~‘.xirt‘lvl: Co. who has oven spending
‘n («w day: in Springfield attending
the l-lnetorn Sluice Eaporition return~
In: to Cannodulc yesterday
0 D .
Muse .\iury liudalt and Miss Pearl
‘Kiah stunt yestur-lay in Bridgeport
e 0 0
‘1
Miss Anna Barrett of East Nor-
‘wnlk. fl-anrly of “'ilton. will on-
vlt‘r Barnard rollvgr neat “‘cdneeduy
gnht‘ro Sht‘ has “'un a scholuruhip.
, e a e
‘ .\ius Ad. 2.1.19 Taylor. who has
Ilu z n enmyirg a month's respite from
lwr duties at tho Long island col-
rdurnrd to Brook‘yn
‘ugo hospital.
'\<i&}.
e s 3
Mrs J. 7.. Lou» ha: been spending,
1‘.» “Ni. 3'. “Lo“r Oren" farm.
‘ a s a
Mrs. i‘an-‘tr Stymour of .‘iatano-
\‘s, l‘z‘t1?1_ Jnntn‘g Peck of Post Jer-
\;5. S. J.. an the guost or Mr. and
Mn. .1 M. Taylor.
iIIATER FAMINE
m MILFORD?
3Situation S 0 Serious
I that Supply May be
Shut 011’ for a Time
I
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i
i
l
l MILFORD. Sept. scrotum“ is
'm grime danger of a Water famine.
:So urlous is the cixcct of the drouth
U“ n that n meeting of the directdrs
m: iii" .‘IlI‘C-rt). New Haven and “foot
! Ha\cn tum companies will be call-
I“ “ithin a tew days to devise
,uztun; “hereby the town may con-
‘tinue to have water even for drink-
beonmdbrtbolount i
I t.
(to Instruct Voters
E
ed and airs-.4: a numb» of an...
have been acid to Now you: W4
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More «to new «cobalt: in tho1
Boyle school this year beside 1dr.
King—Miss Katharine Evors or
Glenbrooit. who has grade LA and is
a mum of Noni-dell! seminary.
and an. Ann'D. Eltiugo of New Ca-
mu. who ia teaching um tomb
grade. Hrs. Eithgc ie 0. Mic of
the New Pail; Normal school.
C O O .
William Dance. who wu struck by
an automobile on the Poet. rad laat
week and is noiv in the Nor-walk
hoopital. is reported as being flight-
ly improved and not hurt as badly
as us at liret reported.
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Mrs. Harry Palmer and daughter.
Estelle of the Post road visited Hrs.
Palmer's sister. Mrs. Hathew Ken-
oaly of Stamford.
O 0
Mr. and Mrs. Addy are entertain-
ing Mr. Addy’s mother and sister of
New York for a tow daye.
O ,0 D
A new tence has been erected on
the Wick avenue side or the
property owned by G. I). Tillcy.
O O I
Mrs. Jennie Haggerty has moved
from Nuple atenuc to the rooms is
Railroad avenue formerly occupied
by Joseph amend and family. Who
have recently bought a. house in
“'eet avenue. ‘
0 fl 0
Miss Anna L. Conn of Highland
avenue is enjoying a abort vacation
from her duties as assistant town
clerk.
hire. George R. Smith will organ-
ize a cradle roll at the Congregation»
al Sunday school and some one to
take charge.- of the Home depart-l
ment is now needed to muitc this
work complete.
0
Theron Burdlck of Port .Cht'stei‘.‘I
,N. Y.. who a few years ago limd in
iMiss Rafferty": house on the Post
grout. pcurd away Tuesday morning
Iat. his home. Mr. Burdick had been
.ill for the past year. He has been
‘ialmost blind tor a number of
months. He leaves a widow. Fannie
Cole Bur-dick; two daughters. Marion
d lildred. and one son. W'slter.
al of Q'ort Cheater. The funeral
will be held from hi. lute home. 59
Tingon street. this evening at 8
o‘cloek.
Cottage meeting of the Prue-hymn
in church. Nomton. will be held
“’ednesday evening at the home of
Richard l‘ibbetts.
O
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The Town Highway department
has been repairing the Poet road
near the noyie achooi this past
week.
How to Use Machine
a voting machine has been placed
in the lobby of the City Hall and an
instructor will be on hand so hots-tun
voters how to use the whine. A
machine will also be placed in the
mm or Rsv. u. o. more."
Street—-
in" '
algan
flies Dan
Web“
mm uni-met
It. and III. M9” We!
Yeti”. [15th
tho m
Jun hetero leaving the
aho‘turael acute“. in the
flier
'gon. tool armou- in u»: bonus.
Milan and the stairway won de-
pttoycd. The damage amountcd to
Dumiguu.ieottheopiuionthatthe
wick of the atovo was tut-had too
low. igniting the oil in tho . ataiuor.
The owner of the ootta‘e Hugs fin
Buflaio, N. Y. the firemen mot-u at
us over to tho iehnd. daunting e.
rector-idle. and tho hose and other
my paraphernalia had to be
carried by bond.
0 e e ‘
Mr. and Mrs. George A. Burrow
celebrated their 24th wedding anoi-
vcrcury at their home in Matt-set
yeetcrday. Amon‘ the guts-b were
Mrs. Theodore Tompkins and son or
Bouthport. no. Ella Tunney and
Miss Ms Langdon of Dorian.
. O O O
Ire. A. C. Miller was a visitor in
“'ellpoft yesterday. Mrs. Din-tr W
a guest at tho Lune-W wed-
ding .After the wedding she spent
the day calling on friends.
V s \ e
Many ot the school children are
visiting the lexicon and Indian Art
exhibit in Library hall this M
Mrs. Oetcritanp has as attractive
exhibition of small sculpt“ in-
an- in the reading room at the li-
brary. Many persona inn expre-od
the opinion that all art exhibits
would be held in the Art gallery of
the "Y" in the future. but with two
exhibit; in the library thie weak. it
looks as it the library had Let none
ot its popularity.
0 O I
Frederick Batu is the guest of Mr.
and Mrs. Sylvester Foster.
. 'l‘ W 0
Mia Harriet. Nari: and Miss Susan
Crawford have entered ca etudente
ot’ the liillsidc school at Noewok.
0 0
0
Miss Florence Dunnigau and
Ralph Lune at New Canaan were
married yesterday morning in the
Church or the Assumption. Rev.
Father Carroll offlcipting. Miss
Dunnisan was seemed in a cocoa
brown, two-toned satin crepe travel-
ing dress. shoes and stockings to
match. and a brown velvet hat. She
carried a large bouquet o! bride‘s
roese. The mold ot honor, lil- Mary
Dunuigao. a sister or the bride.
were a brown canted crepe dress.
brown hat. and carried 3 bouquet of
pink roses. Lotti: Lane. a brother of
the bride groom. was best man. Att-
er the ceremony Kr. and Mrs. Lane
started on their wedding journey.
Mr. and Mrs. Lane attempted to
make their “sets-tr" one-served.
but found their car had the usual
deoentienl. ”d that their [floods
were pientiiully supplied with rice.
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Hr. and Mrs. Quip Linda are ex-
pected hone on Saturday out. Mr.
and Mrs. made have been Ming
in Europe toe the past two years.
their home having been noted to
Kr. and in. Prel- et low York.
Kr .and Mrs. Prehn will return to
New York this woek.
_ O D O
”lurin- Bhackieisa‘ has re-
other polling places about the city
tee institution.
tuned to Cleveland. Ohio, where
fie is attending college.
tug purposes. ‘
, .a second warning was neat out to-
3day ‘txy the company oilcull. um
urers ot water to exercise care. If
this warning is not hooded. accord-
ing to the otficeu of the company.
in null be necessary to shut ed the
ater supply altogether.
The state of alairs viii ha ago
gran-nod by the withdrawal or the
;surplus supply in the West “we.
.1“
try-New Haven
oaa reservoirs at Beaver Brook have
practically run dry.
liltord Zaces a serious sitintion.
so serioua oindab ot the m
todaystatetthtitbwu
users appreciate how near they are
to being “moot «no water
driak. not coaddering it tor lothing
and cleansing purposes.
FORD)“
8
000.000. Dun-u tho
have exported to
more than 83.3“.M‘
hate sent to thh m
t:.tts.ooo.ooo. dint .aeh
this uuaaing record.
.——_——-—-—.
M h 0—star
wasnnto'ron. ed». up“.
new York Central railroad was given
interatata comm . um
rchh
sham .800. The fire chiet. Frandl‘
“MW; was caiiodaudnoketurthcraiongtlwunad
aboutflo‘oiedtmmm-‘KW mum. Kc aid he
mmamumm» mimettheammtakenwwo
“Wfitflulfll. Tbscot- “dent-inrmrdwvhe
. a school while a. poor one is detri-
4
» tel-day morning. it Wi- opened by a.
The first reguia- will! or the
your was held in the auditorium yes-
.“ Ifid by “In “coat-thy. which
no mm by a. reading from me‘
ed by Mr. Jakobr. Tau-o was no
QM! omgram but a. tow M
were made by the principal. Mr.
Jakob- tnadc a tow announcements
M
or the school grounds and that. he
hoped the good use would continue
He spoke briefly on the
vieh tomorrow and announced n
football enthmiosm meouix to he
not. out the warm conduct- .
football '
m m Hr. “the which is to be played in Green-
hcid tomorrow morning. "Let. us not
in a. recommendatin to a town. and
mental. With spim and the tetiow
pupils behind it, the team will gain
I') much more. Do your bit." Mr.
mobs then e’oite briefly in regard
to other functions or the l and
saidfl'iatina showtime alarm
Won would be sited (or
part at which would be used (or 9.
hi‘ school gymnasium and addition
He did it would not be long hetero
every umber ot the school would
have to do a. bit of campaigning {or
the much neoded construction. After.
a. few more remarks by him the as-
‘ disadvantage at. the Old In. as mtibly were brought to a close. The
{hero is no Why ‘9 take the m_ next membly will be held next “'06-
nosday.
The members of the senior class
who are to join the high school chor-
us were. met by Miss McCarthy in tho
auditorium yesterday morning and
their voices Were tested. Quite a good
number have signed up to enter the
eociety. All the classes of the school
will be met next \Nednasday by Miss
McCarthY.
The constitution for the senior
class was drawn up yeoterday by the
committee in charge and after being
tubmlih‘d to Mr. Jakob: for approv-
ai will be pmoented to the clues at
meeting which is to bc held next
week.
o e a
The first meeting of the radio club
is being held this attr-rncmn in Room
23. It "he called by J. M. Nathan-
oon. head of the trimmer dopartmomt.
I O O
A football mass meeting will be
held in the auditorium tomorrow
morning. Coach William Plunkett
will address the school. Some of tho
etudrntn and faculty member: will
speak also. Frank Siam Abbott will .
lead in the echool yells to get all the
pupils,in trim for the Gromvvich
game tomorrow afternoon in Groan-
\vich.
O O O
Nagy Brothers Brockway truck
bun born hlrt‘d by Paul Mcl—eroy.
M the football team. to take the play
era and rooters to Greenwich tomor-
row. It is expected that the price of
my another truck will be oh-r
tainted. It is thought that a great
number of students and others will
be among the Norwulk rooiers at the
game. Most probably two trucks will
be needed. They will leave the high
achoot a: 2 o'clock Friday afternoon.
FRIDAY, SEPT. 21
» I: the opemng' day for the new
. Weekly Victor Records.
'A‘. J. COLLINS CO.
70.73 In. Iain 8t.
target. he_ added. “that. a good team i
the round trip will ba‘so cents. I! -
I .4 ~‘ ., BER m, I:
a 7 ‘ ’l‘lt ”Cilia! rehearra: I'l
tho gor- On either Wednesday 01“,}! "‘
the week after: A p. ‘ ,‘tt
.IC‘: II
to hold rehea : .
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