' ‘mberpan ot the second
i» Maw spending the day in
, O s e
‘."‘wiillain Scllliit or Lows
e V- b confined to her home by
is}
M ‘.
5
ll ‘ ‘ . C O
34 . a—Iarris O Bans. That's all.
' s s a
Mthy Frey oi Seaview avenue.
do. or 1924 Norwalk High school.
a boon entered in tho Popularity
I
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‘ In. M. Stuli ot “'ilton avenue left
‘ “y for Philadelphia where he will
7 ”name his studies as a senior at the
homas \V’. l-anns Museum and Den-
I' II Institute or the University of Pa.
O C .
v» Benjamin Ellison. Al Levy and
‘. Den Markolr were recent visitors in
1.: Bridgeport. .
._ .
—-Harris & Guns. That's all.
0 O 0
Miss Amy Selleck returned yes-
terday from a visit of a few days in
(5w ‘r‘ork my with relatives.
s s s
Lewis “’llrllvll or “in South Nor-
. Walk Trust company and family are
'spending their vacation in Deposit.
.i
1s
.‘flblhflld‘wv
Ii
a.
EAST NORWALK I
The regular monthly meeting or
the aunday-school board or the
East Avenue Methodist Church will
be held in the parsonage this eye.
ning at 8 o'clock.
O O O
The regular monthly meeting of
the Epworth League at the East
Avenue Methodist church will be
held in the church on next Tuesday
evening. -
O O 0
Mrs. Harry Aptel of Brooklyn.
formerly of the Second district.
visited friends in the Third district
last evening.
The regular monthly meeting of
the East Norwalk Yacht Club will
he held in the club house on Monday
evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Joselovsky
or Seaview avenue were visitors in
Stamford last evening.
0 s o
Chris “1 Fay. local butcher, has
on hand an 1833 any cent piece
which he received trom some cus-
tomer who probably did not know
that date or the coin. it it were
i
Jack Fairbanks and Mend Van
Tassel visited Woodlawn on Sunday.
0 O 0
Mrs. Andrew Buttery is visiting in
'Now Haven. tor a‘ tow days.
Mrs. C. V. R. Coksweu and daugh-
ter or Collanders Point have return-
ed to their home after spending the
summer in Europe.
0 0 0 '
Mrs. Chas. Kline or Leroy avenue
entertained Mrs. Harry Van Twink-
ler of West Norwalk on Monday.
0 O 0
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Amend gave
a farewell dinner in honor to Mr.
and Mrs. Werner Coenen of Pine
Point. Among the guest were. Mr.
and Mrs. A. Kohler of New Canaan;
Mr. and Mrs. Younkes and two sons.
Miss L. Brady. and Mrs. Louis Bim-
on. Dancing and music in the even-
ing was enjoyed by all.
0 O O
A birthday party was given 35
C. J. Cuttmes of West avenue 1
Tuesday evening. Many friends and
relatives from Darlen and out of
town 'er present. Among the guest
were. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest L. Great.
Mr. and Mrs Fred. Nelson and chil-
0.
Therewillbea
at the “Y" are ready for use. The
one out of doors has still to receive
a cement floor. Secretary Learytn in
communication with a firm regard.
ing the equipinnot the gym with pop,
table bleachers to be used at basket
ball games.
- Mrs. John
was in town yesterday calling on
old acquaintances.
e s 0
Mr. and Mrs. Frederic Colt. who
recently sold their home on Rosevilie
Road, have gone to New York where
they will reside this winter.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Lane. ans ex-
pected home from. their wedding
journey today. V
. o e e
The Aspetuo Lodge K. of P. met
last evening to elect delenteo tor
the convention to be held in New
London Oct. 16 and 18. Joseph Snif-
e‘ e s. .
Savage of Bridgeport
-, .x‘“ it".>..‘
" name-unis gasses-l “Joha‘mrwasaw
":otnlmuoiilw-orainw
wastornciyan spendingavacationinpetroitmch- was.
> O O O
' i
ot‘the Boy instincturin ”mammalian .
o c -9
1
_ n
the Read C0 5
[sud/Med 1851
Simon... My as o clock
‘ » Hr. Ind
spending u: M
New Harnp Q" “and .
' e
“To noun
3“”! of Xr.
Green, Burns“ Rain.
,\
*: i
f N. T. k - ~ w does not understand . \ l
l noun. c. . drin. .lrs. ll. Sebastian. Mr. and ten and Gear o Darrow were chos- , y
2 ‘ .‘ ' d , t how the 0WD" could possibly Rive Mrs. Thomas “'i‘ilte. Mr. and Mrs. en. 3 l , ‘
f." Fixiimfim's‘:w'::u;.llyf in“: 513;; away such “ “1““: “It 111mb”! like liontlryx, Mrs. Murey and Mrs. S. A. . a o . ' ’ - 1' | .
. s ‘ .3“. . _ y. l.l-l )‘CQUSO ! t
3;- dn;,.,. "g mil lionl Commodore in $8,t2r373n;s:‘n "030ml: Oil both ”mme' . . . The political pot in Westport is . f ‘ . 3
3: Np“. Yum “r... . l h ad ‘ “b,” barely , boiling quite steadily. The Republi- , ~
. . . . :i’l‘lfslrith the c o t Y ‘ Madame Maud Itmft of Cedar cans are conducting . quiet cam- i fi_
—T«luy your \‘irtrmn nt honnclly's - . . . (mic. llnricn “ill she a piano recital paixn. deviod of personalities. The K.
l w.~nklv p'anl-"lts. Store open - “t ”“3 1mm" 0‘ 3”" Fr°d°rmk “‘1' Democrats are to hold an open air
4. on ea-y : ,8 l‘. The board of directors of the Last "wage 'l'owne on W'ecd avenue . L. 5
.- elenings until i "u . . 1 , I, L Mariam,“ meeting in Saugatuck Frdy Evenng.
- e . . 30"”‘1’5 "WWW" in ‘ Stnlllforll on September 30th at 4:00 Mr Nash and Mr Ayers candidates
it v . .. .v \' "ll l'll- nvc- ili‘ld a sopcltll "H‘C‘HHK. )""‘“'rduy m for the benefit of the Japan ' I '
. . Elllmnl . - i - . t-\'- l ' _ t dl ‘uu mo motions p‘ ' for first and second selectnien are to ’
' null llntllrll-i tn lii‘l‘i‘ixifvll. N- \-. “”"mm’n- ° 5‘ ' "arm‘llmko victims. The “Ck“! '0' be the s eakcrs. i ' (-
fl - - 'hich will be resented to the nsso- D . h
_\'(‘sfr‘l‘tl.ly m l.“ , .\ syn-r! nlollcl \t P u the recital may be obtained from . g . . . ;.
Y Iiiili'k rll ll! r. elation for consideration nt . I? drc.’ Mrs. llonm'mnn, Cedar Gate. and A new player piano has arrived at ' a \ l?
e s e gillzir annual meeting, next 'iu<s a) are two dollars. i "V
~ tin or- the new tire house. The firemen are .-
Mirs (li‘rfilllllro ill .Ih“)' of tile atlcrnoon. At the annual irule; l: ‘ furnishing me new quartersas n¢r-
Slit llr.l ll! ~.‘"lr' l: .l l.l|\' :l n position flcors {or the new year wl s: t‘ (‘C - ~
With till .\- h in A. n: . rim: lmwliflny- l-d. A report will also be made on ll; 883thihocng‘t'o match the “"13"!“ 1
‘ ' ° the bazaar which the salads-163:“ rc- l ROWAYTON l SI 0 . ‘ 0 ' l i
— i. . & n. ,'=. That's all. 'thh 0 was _ g - ‘ .
I “m ow. s EnttIlydheld and M V‘ A boy fell from tho trapeze in the ‘ v i
Mr. llll'i Mi l. l' ' zl-urlll i‘t'tl‘i‘s nt ‘ ° . . . Y. M. C. A. Gym. yesterday cutting '
Hanfwr-l l l. n . ' . r «l :l nllialt‘nl lllvhnrd “om,“ (If (m... nvenue has his head. Mr. Leary applied nm aid .
all ,. H. w . l. . . it. till 11 Allen purchased a new Chevrolet murmg and sent the had h.omf. l
”in l‘lii\‘ Ewr i“. am in i'i‘.lll- I . f
rum « "r' . . . Mrs. Lcmbert Moulthrop. or South ix
. . . ,_ l'ostnl cards are lwiilg‘ received Norwuik was in town )‘euerdI-Y. ‘0 ‘ , A!
“L” 'i' "" "r 1'” "’“n from Christopher "Dutch" \i'olsmzm attend a meeting of the Girl Scout 3'
m” '1" ’ ‘ " ”“4 h: ""- h"”"’ and Howard Anderson. two local Council. L f
ll‘l-vl l . ‘ ll 1 :- ~ ‘li lll Silr'ilig- ,, ‘ . trons con-- , . ' . g.
. . young ml n who left on a. . . . ’ '
1" > 1- " . . linl'niili tour about two months mm. Frlends and N€lghb0r8 Mr. Edward Llnxwieler spent the ' ii
. lit. “hirll time it “as inlsr‘ly rcport- ' “'cht‘lld ill New York City. ;
all. fi’. ml rm... m- m, "m my W mm mm, from Surprise Mr. 3 It‘d . .. . . .
"‘L ’-- -‘- “‘ . “‘ '3' "'-"-r- hnn‘lt‘. Thoy wore in llldinnllpoils “I r S . Albrecht In The 'Y- secretaries have planned a .’ - ,
l ~l . l - ' Who" 1“" heard from. o c drive for membership in the boys' ‘--—«'~———--—- :
and“: ""ll'\l "l I ‘l yr;l'l“;rl?::‘r:1nlfl,pt::)k ' "1' ti 1’ New ReSldence l n department. from today to the 1st of l
. ' ' ' ‘ ‘ ‘ f " ' ‘ ‘ .‘ 'rllo rf‘zlflnr womy mN‘ n8 ‘ 0 Nov. The drive will_bc conducted on . o E
:f”'l‘:"l, | 1 , .\;:’f_‘,r)“1“‘r”“ ”W L" till. Lnlllcs' Aid Soril-ty or the East Logan Street the mun”), plan. ‘1‘ b0“ ’cm H i v E
" ' .' . .1 ' Avvnllo Nit-tliodist church is being privates A boy bringing in ‘ new . 3
V. A V .. , ‘ , h ld . hold in the church this afternoon. Friends and neighbors tendered. a member is promoted to a“ rank of . ‘
i s oil» Ithlw ‘lltlltylliixisslll\;: {longs ' ' :V . c M “""C'L‘" h°§f““""§"l‘,"‘ '(I‘f‘y' "‘3‘ corporal. Two new members promo- ' Here are smartly tailored gowns to fit the 3.2:) woman who thinks she “has to have all her gowns 3,
: rll':rrll l... ; ~ -l «mm. or Nor- ofs{§;’°§h,cm°'fl:::ch swlnngnldu ll Kilf'r‘éfliltz-horhifo 4022”; 2'30"“ m; loll him to the mix of sereant. Ellen made to order.” Designers and tailors have studied and‘sponelized in gowns of this particular type until i
‘ “"Vk' "‘ "F 1" ‘ ’ "3”” "‘5“ km“! cafeteria supper in the basement of thril- rosilll-nce in their new home in additional member promotes 3° .' 181'86 women find them much more satisfactory than the made to order. I
«rm-l1 .: m ,- M mm “M. n... chum, all. evening from 5:30 Logan molt. Mr. and Mrs. Al- h“”°'.”‘“".‘“°h ”3 haiku“ 1" Smartly Tailored Cloth Dresses of Poirot Heavy Ciingiaa Crepe and Satin afternoon
- . - until 7:80 p. m. lil’t'Cht fornlorly resided in Darlen. 140““ .CapL. “8107- CO!" 334,09“ T I d d 31 d . i l. Ri 111 cm, gowns. yuan] lines 10 finishes Of e'nbmi- i
m... l» .. .. :..-l...-...n, “ho is in . . . an”... Humming, music and r... era]. in addition lo the rank “in“ wll. esigne on. en eriz ng ines. c y d . d . , y ‘ . . . 1
l. l:. .-.. .l ... ram: .llill.~.~lli Wan... Thonmmm of First street rl~erlllllrlllll contributod to the eve- there will be three prices. 1-: broidered'and braided. in a large variety of mod- enes an fumes. The Simplicity and straight-
,., -.-t m, gt"- . -. llvlwrl ll n nlisml- has-purchased a new Ford ilolivory ning's ruioymiqnt- The guests in- prise ismvaluedI at from :: 1:: :1:- 018 which tflOl‘dfl I. splendid choice of styles. he” at 11113 are 0538‘ by an elegance 0f “Ch fab‘
l... m... __. l r l l . .l-ll- nt thu homo truck. , eluded: Mr. rind Mrs. Hillary Al- cons w «iua in va no .1. a m '3 Su‘ u to 52 rics no well adapted to the lat e woman. ‘
o: Aliza ("l-l ‘Yl',liii:l‘l:lnll live. ‘ -* 0 ’ ° t lireohtot Wyn. lir.&nd3t.& 0rd ’3'; " if ’Ii-‘a ‘H N .ndbro‘ e8 p . g i
i - - ... l... m... . l... l... .. ~ . . . . - $39 50 to $59.59 $22 50m $59 50 ,
V i‘mnk S '- l llml was nTl‘t‘Sil‘d First strcet celebrated their lfluh Avery. Mr. and Mrs. Fred StaDoll. The, Girl Scout council met‘n Bed-i . ' ' ' i
i by l'.lf"-r.i:ul:l .~ l'lllli9 1‘” Saturday wedding anniversary ill-“0“? 1“ Ml‘. 'fll‘itY Hrs. Aim J. C. Beckius. ford House yesterday. Only I Iew (it ~ ' Second floor, }
hisllr ml in « rm or intoxication, their home last evening. Mr. and Mrs. Jolinstone. Mrs. Hul- the council were present Then he-
Wils [Ml‘flit'i 3v hilly ill lhn «lown- o s e "U” A- nund- Mr-‘i- (590F539 "- KRY- in important business to attend to. . .
town ‘1... “‘1'” A” «ustnvly of l‘iitrol- 31,1, Harry Kuriz of Fonwll‘k Mrs. 11'. 1'2. Scofll‘id. Mrs. H. L. Stev- and as there wag not a quorum 0N.
I’lll'Hl Silllllllln" l-\ Jul-rim (hindvt‘, Sam. Place is enrol-milling relatives from «ins. tho Blissf-s Laura Crockett. sent. another meeting “-3. called for oys 0m raSSlereS
min “ill ilvil‘m n it will on tho llo- Brooklyn (it h“" h°me' Marlon Lynch. Dorothy Raymond' this afternoon I
’ll'l\livrr «if .\. l»"- M to July: Culllleu . . . LUNH“ Brando. Gertrude Branda, ' ' Sm“, III. .3
on Null law r ‘ Mr. and Mrs. Harry Young or the Mary Silil‘ten, Lilly Raymond. Ann The Co‘uncil.fo: tlie Boy “cont. , " 11'. 31!!! hi 0‘ Youth
. . . ownml district have moved in their srmlllq, Ilrlty Scoflt‘ld. Rhoda Jar- w,“ meet u“, emu“, ,0 co‘wd" may belong to any woman. no matter what age, who wears a Boysh-
Rllus l -‘ l .-;. ;-_ .3 “1:19.:- (.f 31,.- nlvwly purchased home on Hawkins \‘iS. lllmor Davenport. MM‘JONO DU- wll ther or not ill 1“ 'b f BM
and Mm: ii. i .. of My :lvonlln. is avenue. fmxlt lmd \‘ivtor Scalisc. Allen Judd dissuaded There sezmrsogzsb: diffi. orm ere'
', z ,: . . ..: )3 . - . . . and Franklin .‘ilnr‘hctt. ' ‘ ‘ ‘ ' '
“4“)“; J, ”"1 ”N's! “‘M“ 21:” "Vigil-1"" Th" ,wum'm;n,h‘.y meeting of e . . culty in securing a Scout Master, ‘ 1113. new model is 8 long, smartly tailored garment With 61381216
Mr: It u. l 1‘ .- ‘il‘l'li'.’ {.lr 3'0“. the Mnyllowvr Hook. Ladder and I“ Nl‘wton Bond. ton Albrecht and tom WhiCh (in extra spring on the hips.
Y < ‘l' --.,.,-.. will - l .. ,‘ . ' * x B l: '1‘: Jo ' . -
.1211. :2 “I {12.2.7.2? W .. x..‘.?.‘...‘.?l. ..2‘:.:“::.gaming; 1:: R] A I TO ‘ Flesh ..l... m- 34 to 44 “25°
. . . _. . . smalls altor school with lilo Cluutt. For the full diaphragm we would suggest this model of white
i The w;- wl: - ,; w. 1 y.‘ in” 13.3.] Doris, seven-ycar-oill daughter of l‘t‘nbod)’ company. : ' e Sizes 36 to
“lll. ll ll... ll- .l .. ;. .l.....m 0, Mr. .ml Mrs. mm. mm. of n..- . . . uflneth which has a mutate diaphragm belt attach d- ..
Lm‘t‘ fi'l' " :l'- - mum; in llvnrlng horn!- nvl-nuo. has returned to her A church rally will be hold in 48 ‘1'” i
Willi-'i‘l-vn. home nttcr being in the Norlvnlk the :uwilyilm Methodist Episcopal r ' bro th 88110010? ‘i ,. . ‘
e e a Honpiinl for the past {cw days with church. Friday evening at. 8 o'cloek. 5‘“ m°d~°1 ” ubve m ended novelty 010 , fl 3.1.35 (“UAW
, lemu-l l'- ‘.~;lv ‘ ,. l r 1217.- nVnnnn i, :1 broken arm. She received the in- Charles \l'hite. superintendent of the ~ ‘ ' in J
I liming li f'vlir‘ l. a... lulu“ new ,.r,.,-t_ jury last. week while playing with a (:lenhrook I'nion Sunday-school will sunday’ Monday, TueSday Coast section. Second floor. “A
i "1 “n that s'rw‘. (NW of her girl chums during the lie the speaker. A special musical —~ - r
E .' H . :l:”li".:.;:::::.“:.all?“" airs”; mm ~ m” i .
J . .l. A .: l-l-. I vs :li'c- - ‘ - ' ‘ " CC‘ s on. W W Ch C ts
l r , l » . . . . . . e G * New Fall Homery EDDY 03
Infinilinz lm. ll.l\s lrl sllrlnrrlozll, Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Chapell of Miss Marjorie Durault ot' Rowayton . . - . . I
M"'- . . l'. (‘OVC avenue have moved to Fourth nvvnuo has entered the popularity as W” Mlk. . Th. newt {.11 flan“ m sport; appare
0 street. Contest being condu t - ' ° ' . A
. “‘“nn ”"mr-g. :. n '11 r..- .lml . . - shlon Exposition. ° N by ”‘° F‘ . . “8’“ W318“ “1k and W001 "1 “mm? “01‘ If you veto bein style you must have one ofthese.
; i- m mm fwtl" ,- ,_ r .lu- Ii-ilnl: ll. The regular mid-weekly prayer cringe, some seamless and others full-fashioned, , . dthe
,l 1;.) rrptlri to ill lull, l2. lull-l... meetings will he held in the Advent - ‘ plain or with clocks Buflvnth border of brown stripes aroun
"4th of“! "r 2.... W. and Methodist churches tomorrow ' '
. . . evening. WESTPORT I “tun“ “l'h __ .. Colors. $1.15 bottom. also on collar and cuffs. 5
M" J""’"“ "M 5""‘l “i “win“ air-sap m ' M “'3‘ Brown and bu! combinations. 3
"M ’“ .. shim-m Ready to Move Into ---~ HIV-Ill. sus . . 2
‘ mm in rrw . ~ , . oas- . ' ardin bl border.
to .l... ‘ '"Wn‘ - ”’fii ‘ Boltohnk, $1.95 Silver Gray With E g ue ,
~ . . . No. Mam St. Stores IQ mun-nu G “DORE. polo, , $2.35 I" $6 00 i
O I
Tm “NH” ‘i‘ H " ("’mmny 0’ Alterations are being made in numb“ $2.85 ‘ ‘ . d tick;
. E" “Wm” " ‘5 I'W‘HVH‘ a contract ‘ . V slain floor Secon
. n h -. l, . . ‘ . the Harris a: Clans block in km"! ' °
om t 0 ill mun (lirlllilate “mp , , — .
w.” Fir... .. h, ”W “q“ , H . Main street. The Norwalks Liec-
lhe motor .z: r!.- .r anI ri'irzllzfi‘r'lltirig lric Company Who occupy "1° store a . .
viztm, - ‘ at ii North Main street. will move W W D la f ‘N w Mate
. . . into the two stores at numbers 9 Entrance Fee . on e 0 e . Ha S
Char“. l‘ , . .,,l rt Garn r and 7. These stores are being made from $100 to $250— ’
V ‘ ‘ 9 into one and when com letcd will . "
3 “m" 1'” i ~ " dress-labs
. m... ,.. '7 MW... to make ll... m... .lemlw m... in May Disband Boy What Every -_- ,, ,_ for Fsfl
" “mph!“ 1 .l . .113 .it tho MCGHI the city. S t W I ‘,~ . chming W
. V ' . , . Jesse Schoolhouse. manager of the cauds ” , omen. to Mm Cloth made .8- Cotton Mil. some escel- PM“ for women's !
l - ' D 1
m . . .: mm... o. T“ CW" 8"” W‘" “m “or Use Y Gymnasium pools!!! for children: zu- - lent panel-nu for com-ill: com- ment of pa ems hm l
Trim:- l: 'l l-l-llllkm m... . ‘ *3 “Ore formerly occupied by me ,. meats and women's house 1 36111421! wide. house dresses, gprons, c
r.». ,,..., ,, , .., “ho electrical company in addition to . . Woman “ants ‘ - 101'th 95- 93 a him 36 l
m ‘ l " l" i“ "f the his own The alteration will 1‘0 0M3 “0 ONE ' aprons. Neaf. line stripes ”“1 ' ' 20cm- yd. ren’s wear and menss .
romnl-l-l : l: .1 1‘ ”H,“ of the V.) _ ‘ s -—WE8TPORT No C COUNTRY d.
i w l .l . ‘ "' completed within a few do a an , 18‘]! 601018. 32 infill” wide. .. -. 25 a 30 cu- ,
_ a k Hull 5») l v‘, W. .. y p - hone! Wide-
‘ pointm. M M )m.‘ ‘ .l um an ap- both concerns will be moved into Mr. and Mrs. Rowland Park. 0! . 50‘“. ’d. '4’» 091119 ”d examine. ;
“Mm,” or “A: ‘l'w‘lnr ill the de- their new quarters. Baker Ave.. were awakened Mon- ' - ‘ l
. any“ ” (“a hill} “\1. the liigh day night by a man trying to enter ‘31.: ' ‘ g , l
(my. “m M .h ‘W Vim“. hw )ork LEGAL their house. Mr. Park frightened the . - . i our Chlld S ea i
he hits ilw-rl liillil‘ ll ll. .m ,:::u:?;: man away. and later found a cap . . . \ ' . - ' . I
h "0an . at 'h V. ... 80mm marked with the initials. 1,. w. a. ( 'OIIHZVG 0 Val . g. _ ‘ a
‘1’”?- Mr. THIN: “frd'lpark ugi- Notice is hereby given that pur- ' ° 0 Tmphnq I188 Brisk, w d.” will 80011 bc npon
2."! li-r'un» at tho linivl-riiityvcrl-‘r:a “:13“:th an agreement among the Miss Harriet Baker is confined to ' ’ - , “d the Md’. hm should 1'9“”:
y. I!" “3‘. hm h ‘ - ~ 00 older. at The Ferris Coal her home with an attack 0! Pleueisy. - ' mgn’ Sh " ‘
man s. hflrii o: l...‘,';,ni.’n.‘;°"‘ at the COMDSHY. a corporation organized 0 0 0 h WC ' Ol't G10?” mm ' I ‘
. N
Tlueves Busy \Vhile
he Watched Fights
‘ Martin Crisamnn of :4 W
. avenue, rqmtld lo the
Rudd]. that at
“I". or! of his I‘
Raiding ti‘" ‘t‘lil
Holiday night.
oodward
police yes-
rnloilo had stolen a
llr. while he was at-
ls in the Armory on
a
RECKLL‘S SDRITLVG
Motorcycle Policeman Charles
. arrested Frank Pi
'flt avenue last night on :32er
C techies sdriving. The case Will
:m up in the downtown city court.
morning betel-s Judas Cas-
’l
under the laws of the State of Con-
n-ccticut and located in the Town of
Aorwalk. signed and acknowledged
by all or said stockholders. the cor-
porate existence of said corporation
is to be terminated. and said cor-
poration is ,to be dissolved. Credi-
tors ot the corporation are hereby
warned to present their claims
sninst said company to J. Irving
Dibble. treasurer, No. 1" Washing-
ton street. South Norwallt. Conn..
before the 1st day o: February.
1924, the time limited within which
sug‘caaim: lethal] he wanted. 4
e a orwalk fish 84
of September. 132.. fit an
Mr. Barry Orth returned from a
vacation spent in Scranton P's.
. e e s‘ ‘ "
John P. MacCormack has been
chosen moderator for the tension-
tion to be held next Monday.
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At a meeting held at the Westport
Country Club. last Thursday night it
was decided to raise the entrance too
from 8100. to 8250. and the dues
from 850 to 865. The ladies member»
ship to. will be 8100. Guests play-
ing privilege will be 88. tonSattu‘n
dim Bands! and Hence:- he "
am the tee will it. ”‘ '
. O O I, ,
Therewasanseeflnotthsamstte
Wumvmlywa
1.51.59; aim
W um two clasp.
, annexation; In
50"“, “fismx M M .‘ith
white.
no
I
brown,
usi: warm enouh
. circadian 'Wj catching c335.
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