«1.6-!
_” +311?!“ 3: Finn‘s.
’ whats connected “ith the star. has
i mm to New York
’- ”dial it few lists with her moth.
’ set rns today after a visit of several
‘ at the home of Mr. and Mrs. P.
5 Gene.
C .
It'd “tumour. of Knight street.
omoro at Cornell l'nlversily.
"turned to college. after spind~
Ml summer vacation in New
. Nr. “‘ornow is a graduate of
“mail: High school. class ".‘3.
That's all.
0
0
That's all.
0
ill! lit‘len Serkr. of llouion street.
city after
.r-m \
O O 0
——Buy your V'iclrom nt Donneiiy's
on easy weekly pa) merits. Store open
evenings until I p. m.
C
I 0
Old “'rll (‘omluiinilcry 956. l'. 0.
fl. (3.. will ilfliti its regular monthly
int-ding this owning in the l‘. (l. S.
of "A. linli. .\s Deputy Knight Imb-
snn of llrltlcrpnrt “ill be present at
this met-ling, :ill liiemhers are. urged
to nttend. l“0|lo“iiig the. business
session. refreshments “ill be served.
0 O O
rlisrris & Guns.
0 0
That's nil.
O
Mrs. '1". .l. fill-Mutton of ("v i;ir St.
is still l'lllllilil\ ill at the .\oi\v:\lk
Hospitnl
. . .
Mrs. lutvrent v .lnst 07 \\‘ilt.iii hats
accepted .1 position , :lt (ivlielie's
llolisefurnisliin: Store on Washing-t
ton St. I
. .
-—.\ttenll tl'v t'ilv l.t.i5.’llf‘ .llilvilee
tonight nt. Ailiuswliirnt Park.
I O O
— -r‘..\'r1~i.i-: t'l' Ml'su', Naixvnlk
Armory Sniuiilnv Niclil, Stpt. Cflth.
l'nlais fluviiil 'tl‘i'litsll‘n and lil"
t'nmeo ’l‘cn >1 it l|.l let's. t'niittiioiis
Dancing 8 in l: l'. .\i. Admission
.‘ulTenty .\il\,
a a o
.
”he (ii psv unup u m it Slt‘l. lit Ip-
ing themswln s to :Iilt'Hll :1 half dozen
rat“ of corn nnd to various fruits in
front of L‘unr-n's liuit store in South
Main St. )ISli‘rIlJV :it'riruoon. The
(upsit's (‘lll\\'i-'ti “round the articles
they “islitd to :ipprnprmlr‘ 1n) the
nearest one picked up the fruit and,
passed it on to the others “ho
promptlv innv'enlv II it.
I O .
a—.\ltend the (WW League Jubilee
innlght fll Amusement l'nrk.
I I -
Mia A. 'l' lliinsoli, ni’ Sprii-K St.
Miss You t'ov. ot' t'lriv 3.. Mill
Justine (irirtelh. of “'nll St. and
Mrs. Ada tlukiev Pagan, of lhlnhliry.
attended Musnuii- lmy at “filling-
fofil. (‘oun.. Saturday. The celebra—
lion was held in the Masonic Home
at “’silinzt‘urvl. 'l‘iiero xvcro rshout
one thousand persons present. The
local guests report a most exrcllentl
time. I
. C .
P.\l..\l.\1 lttll’Al. fint‘llFZSTR.\i
:ind Till; ianmo TEN SERENA-l
tiling in It llattlc of Music at tho
~0£ovwnlk Armory Saturday Night.
i'flntlnolis lhincing 8 to l: l". M. Ad-
50 L'ents.—-—.\l)\'. i
0 O 0
«Attend tho Citv League .luliiieei
mission
tonixhl .‘tl Amusement l'ark.
O O O ‘
M's. ll Kilt-lien of New kal
t‘it is visiting: Airs. Mn A. l'irrson'
of T inst .\\eliuv-.
' I o o s
l'~ H lit vuilon. I . S. l\’. ‘ias re-
ltirnwl in NJ l. s. :s’. Delaware
‘u ‘» r.| :it l‘mslou ntlu r .1 stay or tun
n ii iii his home on Fpl’inglilil ave.
C O C
--Attend the ('it\' l.l‘.'lKll" .‘llilii"’"
tonight at i‘lilll‘i'ili‘nl l‘urk.
C C .
Raymond Skid-l and “0).“ J.
“(litter (7f I‘rruspoi-l avenue “ev‘k-
envied in New York til}.
s o e
The building lliv‘ South Norwzllk
Qutrtnttn t'Inli‘s qunrtt r's in llivcr
Shirt progrr‘sini: nil-elv. and “ill pro-
lab‘ly he llniralw d in two “e- ks lilll'.
.< ‘ C O
-l‘mi’gslrnm is ll‘dllllil: [III turvs
again in now I. u u l'. liidz.
' o s a
”its lillfi‘ um .‘lt'Vlllfil‘ll. of l‘in0|
l'olpt has rttilrnv d homo. after three
mofitlis suiiirn lit a camp in Sap-
pllil‘t‘ Sorth t'.’ii'uliu.i.
. C r
Here iii Ln“ llrtlli'n lllizugeiuent
“Ohms i:n)'.\i. t,illt_‘lll'}.\"l‘llA.
.‘u'ofwalk Armnrv. S-uttirdaiy Septem-
l-ff Zlilh, t‘f'lllllill'lll‘i Dancing 8 it)
121’. M. .\dllll'~\|l'll 3" (villa—ADV.
o o s
Eduard Susi-e of S'llw-rllllnt: Avon
hits tend: r« d his i-esicnntion. to take
effort, tll‘toiu r ist. of u. responsible
position illit‘i for Ilflllt years Wilh
the.1\'orw:ilk Tu: and Rubber (‘0. ol
\V'innlpuuk. Mr. Sunni: has liitfn ill
Lon Angeles. for the past. lno 3ears
on business to: the firm.
i 0 0
Mrs. (lot'tigt- ’ilmrne. Hill and Mrs.
livid Hnumnd tiilrrlninr‘d \ery de-
lightfully Saturday evening at. Mrs.
liiibl' studio nl \Vilron's I‘olnt.
, O O .
Miss \irzinin ’l'olimd daughter
of the popular baritone. Ralph Lo-
lnnd, of 7 1.3 hrs place. has returned
from a three lnonths' visit with her
uncle and aunt, Mr. and
Mrs. G. \V. l.llt‘il\i(‘k of 1608
Logan avenue, lliinviile Illinoisc
where, she reports having a very de-
lightful time. “'hile there. Miss To~
land had the pleasure of meeting
"L'nclc" Joe Cannon. fromerty the
oldest member of Congress. lie pas-
sad the Ludwick home daily on his
morning constitutional. smoking the
ovorpresent and famous eigur. as
‘~wben he was the popular Congress-
Ill...
0 O .
Ilsa Elizabeth Lorie. of Chicago.
with relatives in Norwaik. She
will motor to New York with her
cousin. Edward Basso or Sllv-rmine
avenue. and before going to the
Grand Central Station. will stop off
31):. well-known in Norwalk and
lath Norwall‘r.
0 O O
Julia 1. Ambler has returned
homo on Union park. follow-
I two weeks' vacation at his
avenue and Miss Alieo Tmme of Chea-
,l
aunt. Mr. and Mrs. James Meyers
of Ken castle, lml.
O 0
will Briefs and Personal Mention l
I
Miss llelen veering of \‘un Burcn
nut slrcct motored to Long Island,
Sunday.
Lexington avenue
uso'rc-modclcd.
O 0
Mr. and Mrs. John Novulliik and
family of Oxford :lveiiuo have taken
up their residence in their new
home on Sound \‘icw avenue.
0 C C
lev. Gabriel Dokus. pastor of the
Hungarian Reform church on Lex-
ington nvenue has gone to Pittsburgh
where. he will attend the convention
of ministers being il"lll in that
city.
A. t,'zibcre of
is having his he
0
O
t'elesto
Mrs. Z. of Knapp street
who has been ill at. her home is
now canvnlescent.
O O 0
Miss Pearl “'argo of Snowdcn
avenue and Miss Mary Muro of Main
street were visitors in Stamford
over the week-end.
0
Mr. and Mrs. Churlcs Casey of
Taylor avenue motored to Stoney
l’oint-on-the Hudson. Friday. uhcre
they spent the week end.
0 O 0
Miss L‘sther Smith of Laurence
slrn-t hits taken at position “till the
Boston store.
0 0 0
Friends of Mrs. Lester :rush of
TI Meadow street will be. pleased to
hear that she is resting comfortably
lit tha- .\'or\v:llk hospital. follow-
ing nu opr-i'uliivu performed llicre
recently.
I 0 O l
Mr. and Mrs. Jam-s Tl'aulu of
Brooklyn “ho il;l\l‘ ilC‘t‘ll \isililig at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. James
Donnell)”, of tiarnei' street have re-
turiied home.
3 o
Robert Kline. “’lln has been visit-
ing Donald l'lll‘l‘ltltin of Gregory
lolilevard. left this morning to take
up his duties zit t'ollimhin l‘niver-
sily.
O
O 0
The regular i‘t‘hl‘ul‘szil of the Peo-
ples' Chorus “l” he held this me-
hing at the high school at eight
o'clock.
. r
Mrs. jl'iliiam l‘. \\'nrtl of “'ash-
ingtoii street. returned last Friday
from ("slinllem N. .l. where she spent
it few (iil):~‘ u! the home of Mr. John
(‘herry. who is seriously ill.
O O U
l‘onnssus "H‘t‘i". No. l‘ 69. l‘mani
Arvnnum. “Iii hold n l eeling to-i
night. i,
I 0 O
The [lilillt‘ settled inn fsiniily
quarrels. one in l-Jversley avenue and
the other in Sprint; lllil road. last
nighl.
0 O O
t‘ourt Sril'i‘iik. .\'«v. 35. l". of A.
will hold ll. meeting [Oniorriiw night.
Thomas Dowll will give a. report on
the national Foresters convention
which he attended.
EAST NORWALK l
.l. Petty's snll limit "Elisha Sax-
lrm," is in dry dock at. First Point
for repairs.
C O 0
James iiHllrtti'li of \\'infit‘lil street.
illilli limit, it: enjoying a. two “N ks'
\iieiition from his duties lit the
linslliilll't‘.
o o o
Section (7 of the. “onions Guild
of the (.‘lirist church “ill hold a
i-nfelerin supper in the basement of
the, church inmm-rmv evening from
5:30 until 7 p. in. (l). S. T.)
O O O
The regular monthly meeting of
the Sunday-school board of the. East
Avenue Methodist I'llul‘Ch will be
held in the parsonage tomorrow eve-
iiilig ill. 5:01) n'i-lot'k.
O O I o
lInrl (’iroesrliuvr. soil of Mr. and
Mrs. G. lAi-luig (irovstrliner of Fort
l'oiiit. street, is recovering lit his
home. from a broken llrm which he
received \thiie playing last week.
0 O O ‘
The weather may have bcen had
ill". the luck for fishermen out on
the Sound Sunday unrx good. Quite
:i few uent out and look :1 good
diviirlliiig‘ but it \vua “(trill their
ll‘nllivl“. 'l'hU fish look the hook
nell and mu big. Some of the men
\\ ho “will out and the number of
lhtlt‘ catch follow: Major Dr con
Smith and friends. 135: .I-‘red ad-
man. (Tolimore McGrath and Fred
Graft. 100: (‘harles Anderson. 35;
and Fred Anderson. 54. it was said
that the fish lilld no Wet a. time out
of water {is they «lid in it.
0 O C
("lirlrles Bosch of Detroit. formerly
of the first District. has returned to
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Stephen
N. Jarvis of Senvicw avenue. after
a short. visit. with relatives in New
Jersey.
0
0
Porter- Emerson Brownc's motor
boat “Dolphin" will be put up on
shore at First Point within a few
days. It will be put up for the win-
tcr. . .
O O 0
James I-‘. Gregory. “’oll street
photographer. took a picture of the
new dock construction at. the local
harbor yesterday. The work was
Zone for City Enginar Dominick
‘ula.
O O O
Edwa d Hoggson of Thomas street
took a Sarty of friends on a fishing
trip in his boat. “Merry “'idow."
Sunday. '
O O
0
A meeting of the cnbniet. of the
itpworth League was held'in the
parsonage of the East. Avenue Katha.
dist church last evening. President
Stanley Carpenter was in charge.
Rev. and Mrs. Earl L. Schnffncr en-
tertained atta chicken supper in the
early part or the evening. the busi-
ness meeting following, rum end to make the evening pa-
plana were dhcu-ed at this mceilng
concerning league activists-"of the
year. Some plea wet, made for
the annal (all- which is.to«bo' hold
in the church in‘Docombec. Other
bushe- M will be Mod
at the Worth League .
and Mrs. Mun...
spending‘ a few days with relatives
on Van Zant street.
. 0
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Smith of
llrooklyn visited Dr. and Mrs. Ralph
Bcnuct of Scaview avenue. Sunday.
Stnrr Jarvis of Seaview avenue
has purchased a. new row boat.
0 O O
The orchestra 'of the East avenue
Methodist church met for rehearsal
in the church last event”.
0 O 0
Captain Alfred Geilye of First.
street is installing a new motor in
his sail boat “‘H‘Hira."
o o o
Mr. and Mrs. D“. Forrest C. Moore
and family of Bulls l'lace will move
to Fort Pierce, Florida. within a few
weeks.
Miss Katherine Jackson of Port.
laud, Maine. formerly of the Second
district. has arrived at the home of
friends on Cove avenue and will stay
there throughout the winter. She
has been enrolled as a senior at the
local High school.
0
Frank Stack. “'iliilu'n E. Kellogg
and Jack Finnegan spent the week-
end at Mr. Kellogg's lodge at
Huckleberry “dis.
0 O
A new fender is being built on
the bridge to replace the one which
was torn off Sunday by some un~
known automobilist.
I 0
Miss Florence Ileiinnons of Spring
street has resumed her duties as
bookkeeper at the l-‘airl‘leld Battery
company after enjoying a week's va-
cation.
The yard glI‘Olllld the, home of
George Finch of usherne avenue is
being graded.
0 O O
“‘allace I‘nluier. manager of the
East 15nd Athletic Association. has
announced that that organization
intends to have a basketball team
during the forthcoming season.
0 O 0
Mr. Herman Sehimerling. of Fen-
wivk street is breaking ground for
a new two-family house. at the cor-
tier of Fourth street and Gregory
Boulexard.
DARIEN
i
BOY SCOUT TO
HOLD A DANCE
To Offer Prizes—John
Weed, Jr., Wins Ten-
n i s Tournament —
N oroton Heights
Folks at Wedding
‘ The lloy Scouts of Norotob. Troop
i. will hold a masquerade dance.
October 30. mo prizes will be award-
ed. one for the funniest. and one for
the prettiest costumes.
0 C 0
John Weed. jr.. son of Mr. and
Mrs, ohn A. “'eed of Noroton
Heights. has the honor of Winning [
tennis tournament.
0 O 0
Mrs. G. Edwards of Stamfoi’d. and
Mrs. ii. A. Nixon of Newton Heights
attended the slate council of Veto-
rnns of Foreign War Auxiliary in
Danbury. on Sunday of last week.
0 O .
Mrs. Taylor of Collandcr's Point is
\irllinr: for 2-inch] weeks. at New
Berry Fort with » friends.
0 O 0
Mr. and Mrs. Johnson and family
or Noroton avenue moved Saturday
to one of Mr. Canavan's houses in
Case-ment street.
o o
Misses Gladys and Vera. Jseobns
ot‘ Flnml’ord. Miss Anna Pcterlck of
Noreton and Miss Catherine Fair-
banks of Old King's Highway spent
Saturday in New York on a shop-
ping trip.
I O 0
Miss l-‘inlfrod “'hitelan of Collan-
der's I‘oint entertained Miss Gladys
Sta-naril of \“lton mer the week-
end.
A meeting “as held on Thursday
at the St. Luke‘s church Noroton of
the Ladies Guild, Plans were made
for a rummage sale. which Will be
held on Thursday. October 18.
O O O '
Miss nuth Cranfleld of Nat-walk
and ltichnrd Dagger of Norwalk
were married at the home of the
bride on Thursday afternoon. They
will go over the Mohawk Trail and.
to Maine. Among those present from
Norolon Heights were Mr. and Mrs.
Eleu Scribner and daughter. Ruth of
“‘cst avenue and Mrs. Harold Scrlbé
nor of West avenue.
.a o o ‘ l
A cake sale will be held by the
ladies of the Congregational church
at the home of Mrs. Edward Glitch.-
ester l-‘nirvlew avenue on Friday.
Seutembcr 28.
I O O
\irs. J. V. liook. gave a dinner at
the Wee Hip-n tie" --luh. ently.
the guests wero. J. 2. er. Mr.
..uualh!. Mr. and
Mrs. C. R. ltugglcs. John Mlckersou.
B. 1. Meyer. Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Flan-
agan. Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Wlskon.
Mrs. W. Forepaugh. and Mr. and
Mrs. L. P. Chlttenden.
O ' I
O a .
A subscription horn dance Will be
held at the Tokoncke "club on Satur-
day evening. September as. those at-
tending wtl opens- ln costumes. '
_ _ o o 0
Mrs. Helen l’ratt of the Post road
gave a party in honor of her aunt.
Hrs. B. Eeeley who is eighty-aloe -
years old. on Wednesday evening.
puny old friends and relatives path--
m
aptly. .
. 0 O - »
Mrs. R. A. Toner and daughter.‘
Edith or Putnam M. Mod on
Tuesday with he» brother. to. wit--
llam Kant elm amns. ‘
Q 0 0
ti. h" . ‘ '7
we“
4“.» x
,r
.. .- . .‘s......., .
which WW '
member-hold -o. _ sirty. at
Pear Tree Point use may. Tiny
cooked their supper at the beach and
all hall's most enjoyable day. ‘2 ‘ '"
O O 0
Mrs. Anna Eitinge. 4th . grade.
teacher at the Roylo meetings-satin
her cis- to s. picnic at Pear Tree
Point on Saturday'aftcrnoon. The
kiddies allliad a. line time
to prepare the hot dog toast.
0 O ‘ 0
'Mr.. and Mrs. Robert \Evans of
Brokiyn. N. 1.. Visited recently with
Mr. and Mrs. Davies of Linden ave-
nue. Noroton Heights. _ ~
- O O O .
A garage Its being erected on. the
property at the corner of the Post
road and Leroy avenue which is‘
owned by Miss Kane.
0 ' O O .
The Missionary Society of ~the
Presbyterian church will hold a
luncheon on Tuesday. Oct. 2 at. 1 p.
m. A charge of We
Mrs. Samuel R. “'eed of New
York has been visiting her'son. E'd-
Ward Weed of Contentment Island. _
C O O ' '
Mr. and Mrs. ’Davidson of Nor;
walk have moved into the rooms'on
the upper floor of Mr. William
Maut’a house on Leroy avenue.
0 O C .
Miss June Hodgman of Old King’s
Highway and Roy H. Lewis were
uttcd in marriage Saturday. Septem-
ber ml: at Princeton. N. .1. Mr.
Lewis' is a. resident. of Cranford.
N. J. ‘
_ Mr. and Mrs. F. H; Me raw have
returned to Dar-ion after telling ‘for
some time in New York and Chi.
cago.
..
Mrs. .‘facGlashan will give a. mus-
ical in the near future. for the bone.
nt of the Ladies" Missionary Society
of the Congregational 'chuhch. ‘
O O 0
On Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Geo.
Tilley entertained at. dinner. in hon-
or or her 75th birthday the follow-
ing guests: Mr. and .Mrs. Dudley
'l‘illey and two children. Miss Doro-
thy Taylor. Miss Dukam. Mr. and
Mrs. Cooper and Mrs. Eutland 'of
Dallas. Texas. Many beautiful pres-
ents wore received.
-,—-———-———-—-——
A splendid time is anticipated
next Friday evening when members.
friends. young folks. boys and girls,
DERS in a Iiamtlo of Music at tho
gather at.~the Methodist church for
a. great. rally. The New Enterprise
Committee of which Russell Themes
is chairman. has been working faith-
fully to make. the occasion interest-
ing. instructive and happy. Re.
freshments will be served by the
ladies of the church. Come early
Friday night. Everybody is wel-
come.
0
Rev. B. B. Schnerr. pastor of the
his wife and ‘family borne. again.
The children and their mother on-
Joyed a pleasant Week's v t. with
Nuisances parents and grand-
parents. East Orange. N. J. ’
O O 0
Matters in pohticsrere showing
good signs and Rowayton as a Sixth
district. is looking forward to de~
veloprnents.
DARIEN— .ceNug
Mrs. Muriel Johnston of Noroton
Heights entertained Miss Janet Wal-
lace for a. few days.
. ‘ 0 0
Mr. and Mrs. “William 1!. Am-
mon of Dar'ien arm-laying at.
Hotel De Soto at Savannah. ‘Gs.
O O O
ter spent Wednesday in Stamford.
O O 0
Mr. 'and Mrs. Charles Johnson.
who have returned to ls'ow. York
for the winter months. spent scv~
eral days at their home on lung's
End road. .
O 0
Mrs. G. E. Clapp and daughter.
Lorraine. have returned to their
home on Brooksidesvonue after an
extended trip in Europe.
0 O 0
Miss May Smith, of The OOld
Kingis Highway entertained- Miss
Daisy Ellis of Tokeneke recently.
0 O 0
Miss Ruth Scribner of “‘est ave-
nue. spent Sunday with friends in
Hartford.
0
Miss Florence Cavsnnugh of
King's End road. Norotgn.‘ is en-
joying a week's vacation.
o o a ,
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rises and
little daughter. .It‘rances.« of Bridge-
port. spent,a. few days with Mr. and
Mra'Chae. Yen Dine of the Post
road and Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Mc-
Halo of Noroton. >
0 O O
F. B. Baurs of Koroton Heights
was in New York recently. buying:
novelties for the Danbury Fair.
0 O O
0 0
Henry Moratouse and family
spent. the week-end at Lake'xitche-
wan. -. .
0 " 0. O . ‘
Miss Annie Noxon and Miss Flor-
ence Gillette .spont the week~end
with‘lliss Lois Gillette of New Ha.-
ven. ~
0 O O
)(r.-and In. C. W. Morehouse of
Prospect avenue have returned from
a-two-‘w'ookb‘ trip through the Adl-
m . O O 0
X1“ We Read. me. of
Hrs: E. .0. Evans. of. Norma
Hflhts. has’ entered Hount 8!. Vin-
cent school on the Hudson.
‘ ‘ . O 0 0
ins. r. n.» Chattorton‘ or in. Post
- James William ot‘ Leroy avenue
to mm; s gel-ago an blopnporty.
, , . .
use“ I few days with
gt-I user-u:-
A .
...~..~.».. 117‘, Z ‘
We is a‘
mules ,
_ to membe
and :5c to guests will be asked.
‘ o a o '
Methodist church. is happy to hue.
the.
\.
Mrs. Sidney Gal-troll and ‘esugnf
Linden INK” _ ‘
iv
7.
i Wzlltliis;
,BUSYMEETING
"J"
fimm feastssseet'a
man. - for. Work, . in
Corona Bessie... The
' Busmwhon
lg. .. *2 "‘hv ' l A
. Thqveohflnuedi: meeting/omits“: 'T.’
I. quras'li‘eldflinfnedtor _ pussy“;
terrier afternoon. with iu’ffihm‘) ’
,5 '2
of a. fcorpmtitecqn smj ant-n ‘
theenr‘s‘ersuunn‘cbr inmate. mini?
tiontbf :‘Women'a ‘clgub‘er which will
meet: in Weetpdrhvni'tho gueiftszof.
the pair.“ I. ,1», tr? tectonic}: Mac.
8. var Sent ls chairman of inseam};
t mitten. Jngeneral. M rs. wraith-Eon."
born has .c‘h ores tne' 7luncheo’ni
Mrs. Frederic! his client!" ot_'thd
transportation. Mrs. Francis ‘Dunnl--
can is chairman'Cot information. Miss
Mary Burr heads the decoration
committee and Mrs. D. B. Bradley
is chairman of the roceptionconh
mittee. Mrs. Crawftlrd'statod briefly
the nonpolitlcal policy of the associa-
tion, and the deflnate policy on civic
questions regardless of party politics.
The question of the association tin-
ancing the llot lunch {a the Staples
High school this yea; was~ debated.
Mrs. .Post of Greene Farms. as choir-
man - of the _committee who
has charge of looking ,into
the matter. was of opinion
that a lunch composed, of milk
or cocoa. soup and one made dish. a
light desert. could be served at the
praise of 15 or 20 cents and would
pay for its self at that. price. She nak-
ed the association to underwrite the
proposition as immediate cash would
be. needed for equipment. It was fin-
ally vetted to underwrite'the proposi-
tion_ to the amount‘ot $130 and [In-v
der write the lunch proposition at
the Bedtotrd school for 830. The Bed-
ford school lunch having been estab-
lished last. year. their committee
has the necessary equipment. The
names of Mire Dorothy Adams. Prin-
cipal of the Bridge street school. and
that of Mrs. Leary of the Greens
Farms school were addfi to the hot
lunch committee. which will confer
with school committee. The. pro-
gram committee propose 8 lunehcons
sh g-meafshrcdmfbrdmtwhrdmtwhr
and 4 teas. with possibly a musical
program at Bedfdrd house during
the winter season. The" report or
fiedtord house commitee was read by
Miss Rnuber. It was voted to. ac-
cept Mr. Bed rd's offer No. 2.‘which
is .that Mr. edfo'rd underwrite the
Bedford House expenses. the W. T._
I. A. to pay as much as “can. As
the~organindtion has about-".000 to
Redford'e generous otter will not be
overdrawn. hits. Rollin Sherwod
made a motion that a new Bedford
House Committee be appointed. The
members of the new committee elect-
ed consists of Mrs. Nevada Hitchock.
Miss Leslie Snifiln. Mrs. Arnold
Bchlact. Mrs. Frederick M. Salmon.
Mrs. 'Walter‘Pt-ck. A committee to
“wise the constitution was voted as
role“: Mrs. R. C. Nash. Mrs. Chnr-
les Cutler and Mrs. Converse. A book
mittoc to be. known as the "I" com;
mlt'tce has as members.Mrs. Stanley
Pillowt arid Mrs. Eugene McKennn.
A very pleasant surprise was given
the members when the Secretary
rend a letter from the first eelectman
The letter was as follows:
"Mrs. John Crawford. President of
the W. T. I. A.: Please find enclosed
check for 8500. The board of Finance
and the First Selectman had a com
fcrence last evening at which they
decided that. your Association is en-
titled‘to a. refund on Town of “'ost-
port Contract with you for the nbouy
amount. This money is refunded to
you with the view in mind of help-
ing 'you in a. measure 'to repair the
loss sustained by you at Compo
Beach during the last season. Also
‘to inform your association that we
wish to maintain the spirit of co-
operation,wllh you. The presence of
your association at Cornpo Beach
has been a valuable asset. at Compo
Beach. I also wish your association
to feel that. the Town of \Vestport is
in so far as it is able to do so. back
of you in, any measure which is for;
the good and. betterment of the town.
Tliankingyou for what your Associa-
tion has done for our town of West;
port in the past.
. ‘ Sincerely Yul-s.
. 'At‘STlN “'AKEMAN.
' First Selectman.
O O 0
Mrs. Sherwood announcedthat the
Clay‘Modeling Class would; open on
October 23rd. with Mrs; La‘wum in
charge. A block printing class will be
opened under the. direction of Miss
Petrbmile- on _ October : 11th, The
basket” class will- be stat-ted Octo-
her on»; All-invitation from Mrs. 'l‘aft
and-7111‘s. Holster to the association
members was read; The invitation
away Cottage, next Wednesday after-
noom ' _ , .
‘ . ‘ e o o . .
There were no‘ cases .in the Town
Count yesterday. The Court . was
opened at the, usual hour and: 3d.
”Jaunted early. ‘ ‘ ‘ '
o o .o .
f Thea-"Sons annals" hall mu.
tea held a meeting Sunday evening.
Report- regarding-ways and “means
, of raising moo-complete. the
nail wore-malls and other niece-are
tome-'tnn-ctcd:: ; = ' .-
’ . O O O
. The M committees of the“:
loo 335.“. Alumni will hold a
We: ht um. "'1'!” 1W8, , _ this
eventu- ~~.f .- '
. » ‘ ' \ ' .
Gets: Latter of'l‘honks ‘
. - “Y
lerg slime. . . ..,Tn_o.'il' stalls; if.
lint-$951" ' been was, . fipdifigng”
.Ilrur from the probability is that Mr 1
was to attend a tea. at tbcAnn nsth- .
. friends. .’
. , -n......-_ 12‘».
Mrs..ChsrlesLasgonbcrg of Cross-
highway. ' 4
O O y 0
Mr. and Mrs. ‘Evcrctt spent.Satur-
day. In Bridgeport. .‘ '
' a a a
Miss Jennie Bourger of Maplewood
avenue. motored toCroton Falls and
up the deeon to Kemeco. on Sun-
day. '
O 0 0
Miss Dora Bourger. who has been
visiting. in Jamaica... L. I. returned to
her‘home last Sunday.
- _ O 0 >0
Mr. Fontaln Fox may rest content-
a few weeks longer. The Tunerville
Trolley will remain with neat least
until another Town 'Meetlng ls‘ cal—
led? The meeting last night was live—
ly from start. until finish. E. T. 'Bed-
Lord was chosen chairman. The call
Was read by the Town Clerk. Mr.
James P. Bradley proposed to lay the
matter on the gable. E. M. Jennings
objected and made a motion that the
action of the lastvmecttng be approva
fed. Mr. Raymond called attention
to the fact that at the previous meet-
-lng. the proposed route for the bus
the read “from the minute man"
d not from :Cornpo Beach. Those
who spoke on the subject were E.
M. Jennings. Arnold Schlaet. Frank-
lyn Raymond; Thefnct was brought
out that the rem'oval of the track
(and concreting the road would cost
the town about 817.000. ingtead of.
saving the town 312.000. as has
been clalmed by ‘the bus line advo-
Cities. A vote was finally called on
Mr. Jennings motion “To approve. of
the action taken at a previous Town
Meeting." 315 votes were cast. 144
for approval and 171 against. The
meeting was then adjourned. with-
out acting on the call. The meeting
accomplishedmothing and therques—
tion is still-unsettled. The Question
of the garbage did not come to a
vote. Mr. Redford would not permit
the usual personalities. though there
was hissing and booing and consid~
erable confusion. The voting list
was called (or and name:- checked on
votes were cast. An other Town
Meeting will be called immediately.
when the question as to whether or
not. the voters will reclnd the vote of
the. previous Town Meeting will be
settled.
C O . .
Mrs. Rudolph Matthias died at her
horn on the Boston Post road yew
'tcrdny; The «funeral wiii'be held at
her late home. at‘ 2:30 P. M. “'edncs-
day. Interment will be in the Greens
Farms Cemetery.
The James R. \Yhipple Post. Ne.
56. or “'llton. will give a. dance at
t‘annondale Hall on next Friday
evening to aid the Memorial Fund.
Field's orchestra furnishing the
music. \\'ilton had many of her
sons in the late. war and there was
gloom and sadness east. over the
town when word was received that
James B. “'hipple had been blown
to atoms by a shell while standing
l1 fe'w feet from his brother Fred.
who barely. escaped his' brother's
fate. The war gods sau'c‘to it that
James :W'hipple never returned to
hisbeloved Once at home. As “fil-
ton. through carelessnemrand no-
glect. has failed to do anS'tbing to-
ward honoring hér soldier dead and
her many sons who were iii the. \var.
Mr. \Vhipple's brothersdn-arms arc
endeavoring to memorialize his great
sacrifice and the sufferings of many
others by raising a. fund to erect a
stone that will he an honor to “'ll-
ton‘s soldiers‘ and a credit to the
town . - ' ‘
Pretty wedding-of. i ~—
St. Mary‘s church wits the scene
of a pretty. wedding at 10:30 o’clock
yesterday morning when Miss Clara
\‘uola of 36 Chapel strcct became
the bride of Coamo.Agliotta. of 23 1—2
BoButon street. The ceremony was
performed by Father Finn.
The bride wore a charming gown
of white. canton crepe embroidered
with pearls. and a bondcau of
penrls. . .
Miss Rosa Yuola. who was maid-
of-honor. We're at gown of pink and
flesh georgette. The bridesmaids,
Miss Florence Debone. Miss Lucy
Christiana. and Miss Theresa Ama-
lo. wore. pink. blue and green peach
georgette dresses. The timid-of-
xnor end the bridesmaids wore
to match their dresses.
The best man was 'Frank Paul.
The ushers were Gussio Scarpello,
Nicholas Tumillo. and Silvio Paul-
ette. ‘
‘ Mr. and Mrs. Agiiotta. will live at
20 Wood street. .
Wilton Man Fathered
Law on Wood‘Duck
In connection with the opening‘ol
the game. season. it.lsvlntel;esting to
know that the state .law protecting
wood duck was first. introduced in
Connecticut by the late George “1'.
Ogden..o£.Wilton. about. seven years
'ago. He Was then state representa-
ve. .
When the bill came up in the
legislature, it. was .l'ound that. the
clerkdiad made 1 an error having
wood chuck. For many’ weeks. Hr.
Ogden was slyly reminded of his bill
to protect wood, chuck .by his
Com ' Cecile-to Hold. .
Bazaar Next. Thursday
,5, The banner committee of Court.
Coctlc.»_Cathollc Daughters of Ame-rt.
ca, will hold a. mtinglat the.
one club 13’ Wdu,‘-iveise' to’ mm‘
night "at whbah “amass: am...
pants for them whichjs to
opts bur-db!
. » ,wllbomadc. The
mains-sow
slum roll '
Miss Clara. Vuoln
ver bandeaux, and inelinc nigrettes .
changed th a name stood duck. to .
MISS RAYMOND
Bride-to-be of Nat Fil-
loiv Gets Many Beau--
tiful Gifts, from her
, Friends ' .
" Miss-Mary Irene Raymond. daugh-
ter of Mrs. Royal. Raymond, wens
tendered a shower at her home last
night in honor of ‘her approaching
marriage to Nat l". Fillow. October
6.. Many of the guests were fellow
workers in the office of J. a: J. Cash.
Inc. ,
Miss Raymond received many
handsome and useful gifts of cut
glass. china. and kitchen ware.
The guests were Miss Dorothy
Ayre. Miss Lucy Bradley. Miss Es-
telle Collin. Mrs.
Mrs. Fred G.vFillow. Misses Luella
OOUGES DIS‘I'URB SCHOOL
School teachers should the the
suns advice to children who havo
coughs as did this Florida teacher.
"I recommended FOLEY'S HONEY
AND TAR to the children In my
school who had the ‘tlu' and good
results come whenever it was used.”
writes Mrs. L. Armstrong. Oléoocho
bee..Florld& Foley's Honey and Tar
contains no opiates. Ingredients
lieves celde. coughs and croup.—
Adv.
Riccio- Garage
REPAIRING
‘Reo & Ford Work n Specialty
'13 Cross Street
13 Woodward Avenue
Phone 487
TAMMAN Y & NIHILL
nines. Madeien
Charles Colwell. ”‘
printed on.tho wrapper. Quickly re- '
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Earl Beers.
Bertha Peterson
Reardon. Marion P
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Expert Repairing of .
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BEADS
Of All Descriptions r»...
HAS FOR SALE
Brand new 6 room bungalow,
all Improvements. Price 85,000.
(‘nsh $1,200 or will rent 850 per
month. a room bungalow. best
section So. Kora-31k: all improve.
ments. Price 88.500; halt cash.
“'19 have “.000 to loan on first
mortgage in two parcel lots of
$3,000 each.
To rent 2 stores. 8 and Ill Mun-
roe. street. Several real nice buys
located in all sections of the Nor-
walks. 2 _ '
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Real Estate gamma
123 Washington Street ‘ 5
South Norwalk 1
Phone 3344 or am
Atkins Jewe
Store
128 Washington Street
South Norwalk
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