Room n—ma '2 I
Blcwson. Roan? ..
‘ ." ‘ ~ v.11
decision hail =- down by
36:23 or Education regardini the
matter or two basketball “may a
week is welcomed by the qtudents
and especially by tie officials of the
basketball team 11' have liaison
greatly bcncmed i the no oné
4th the new: of th dcclslgnf .q
the school board “ori “’3 111111;;
‘Malely sturted dn the l‘fiotl‘lhm. st
guinea. Tho tc1ms 11 huh wri] mm
111.111; he the oppmlnits 0f 9
11; cos.-
. am ”113 can?!
High school “11‘me h Mei-idea.
N0TE5
\
The regular weekly assemblyw
hold in the auditorium yesterd
and “no the first one— which has had~
any. speclul program this year. It
We! opened by :1. son: and then the
reading of the Bible and the Lord's
Prayer. conductmi by Principal Jn-
"J
50“ arc (‘ Want
Rob followed. The px'togfinm tug“ Stamford. Dani-uri- . Milfidfl‘fld tho
"Cw“ ““ m“ “‘1" o t e e’ 5 ’ llnvcn. Strnifonl \h mm .
Charis»: Si)ull‘lt.‘.lld field secretary of
tho Eye Sight Conservation Council
of Amer-ll .1. ills talk was illuso
trsted by sure-opilmn views which
were shoun throuch the agency of
I: H. Nuth: 111.com hcnd of the science
‘Ilepnrtmrnt,1vho operated the ma-
chine. Mr. South. 1rd spoke of the
value of cmvi cycsight and the ways
in uhllh in prtw-nt many optical
N. H. H. alumni team 1“
It wus not known by
rny.nl:1nager or the motb.1ll.;::$‘r
this morning whcthrx m‘ not it up
would be hired to izikc rpoterfi A
to the Fnirflcld game tnmmrqwfhat
list of 30 nnmcs is r1 quirrd 504‘an
the txponscs of thc conxcyn I
may be assured.
‘ Ili'h school foot
Th. 5 lumklct fonn
aul Mam.
iv ill Si hi‘dule
. nilmcnts. ills (lilill‘ifls lasted ubout has hot-n DTllilt :i in h
27- minutes. and “ill hoe (liuirihutcd mum)!»v l 0 1
i . ‘I . ~11— studlnts at the beginning the
' ixcd fiom
. of neck. It “as r1 ('1
President Stall“)? JOSCIOV-‘KY n rirlntcr 3tst<rdny and (‘nrrits the
the senior class has appointed
class motto and banner rommittoe
11 hlth “iii scioct u slogan and pur«
thc clcvcn's games. (
. i list of
‘ m re t thc book are
Puwcs two and four 1-
11w :1. {vii banner for th: class. devoted to “d":“lm 11.91113. ”la” petition N0-
3Thom srrting on this t'Imniniitm . IwIII l‘iltrr thw nvwlv “och Penn"- th. Mal-181‘ 9 ‘0 conwne
urn-1 (’nngmnrc ch\'is.':1ihcrin1\ 1.11.1: V th I‘ i' the "‘l"r~ho" on its own call as n impeachins
mum... Hui-old Bissau” and Julius ”d (‘i41"""““””" "I I I .. ‘ . ‘ body. and 56. 946 Inga 1- t. This was
. .l ‘, has inatlt‘ known ll"! .i:~,su1 latest and a ratio of less than 4 7 . . 1 .
“' liruniml. o o s tli‘l.lill‘llil"lillll o-ditni‘s of ”ID ll‘lhu’ Asks DIVSU‘IH .
The first, dvhntc ni’ lhn yf’nr was ““‘mn tor m“ (j;m“I“,gr‘fdihgt'lfigifié At the same time Cam“) ' ‘3‘)!»
hold in rnom is Yvfitrrdnir'. it “'11-: "5““ ”L“ “It" >1 2" “1'0“," 1”» sell. former Commotion CoI - ls-
hl'lll i13- 1h:- fourth pni‘loll history ‘Y'H ”(m LI g,” H ', i1; ,' the gum: slon chairman, and author or t :1.
(loss of i... {-1111 l'.. (11-min vyhr- qur-s- I ill-ill tin-I 1:1II.1I.IIiI.I.iIiIiInIIII.1 ‘IIiIiItIIS, find“ in. tion N0. 79. was circulating a pe
iann lll‘Fllwl 1111:- “1‘1,~~.vr»?vml that i111-1I"IYI,\IIIII4I~II1I)III iii-111111.:[hint-11319“: mutter tion for call of a Grand Jury to
migrniion .m 1h: [Hm‘d Mail's nu [lllll‘ :iiitumtrs. Those numml’ful- investigate use by the Governor of
' “mm“ b" “m““d‘ , . .. .. .\..1 ”mm. i-‘dilors mane]... “gunmen \vith‘courtcsy cards and
The trams \vt'rv: .1lilrn1ilivo. \n'tor lo“. ‘ “‘ ,‘ ' . ' - ,' 1' er “arms" to intimidate
~ .. , ‘lllill‘l‘lllllil l‘lorrnuu- M. John. lulton llcndriIcks. tobcrt alen "1 cc
E. “' ll.11t1ns.Ii I, . VIM“... t'hlitim; l)rn:11:1tics,Alicc Shitbert: voters and demanding their (“3‘
. 1"” “HAHN.” “‘If‘.‘fnl'..I‘. In“; 1111:1113, Izsiht-r Fancy. Evert-it armament and imprisonment. The
J‘i'm‘q"“"E;I‘x‘.:fl.i"ll,,,II.:1.32.54 1‘“... l'-ilililt‘_‘.’. Music. Dorothy (Yum- petition was to be presented Vt'ed-
alllll‘llmtum'll‘ln- ‘1"); . (1:1; H". judm- minus; Alumni Notes. Geraldine ncsday to the District Court.
Ii; hm] ll ‘L'uvr' tin uni: 111.1I,n1'1iy in “HUNG". 1131130.II lluroid Biff-“4‘”: N. C. chett. Grand Dragon 01'
the ammnmw SM" “mph 0“,...“ iixl-lmngc. liuth LlnIrk, lurnn \\1mp— the K. K. K, Realm of Oklahoma.
by [Ji‘ ”1,. “.1”. urgunwnis. ilI‘inlt'l‘Z .lilkPS.I ltlt‘lltliltl Tlnimons. issued a gigtenxent today in \vhlch
u . o iuriv Pam: Di‘SlKllC‘l‘H. Edna. \Vutcr- he said "the Klan has nothing to
111111111 :7 1.... ”1......1. .11111s1.1.1 bury. Hrrtrudv Ln limb". Itcliort- (car from the people of Oklahoma."
”1”. 0",. n, ”s “pun...” in ”.0 hrs. Jinn-lotto Shv-rnmn. llutlrtlrccn- 'toferrlng m the election he said:
i Jun .11 1: 1.1 (11-5-1 .1111. which is 3”“- M‘”“““ ”MM" Dom”? D‘m‘m‘, "Th" Klan simply played the game
luring (ariiui on 111 ”1' .1. hnol and [he ”35‘5”“‘3 or ”if? “”31““5'5 514‘“ (if stood Citizens. From the first we
it is tiu- mat 1mm. in 111w the rec- “3 “““Wd 1'3" “U“HWSN Mining” have done everything We could to
I 0rd of .1. ion p 1 i,(-nt.1nrolin1(nt Martin Deitz. follow: Advertising co-opcrate with the civil and1nnl.
\ this war. Mr. .idkiil) is trying hard manager. Willi-'11“ ”0H0“? «\fisisi- tury authorities. You may be sure
1.. 1-.‘-,1-- H1. ~-’11-1l ut‘ ilic st'honl “M ”WWW-*8 iiizmuavi'. 110121 llrixli-i': we will cmltinue to do so."
:1}: far I.“ a mum,“- of 11...] (3.053 (int businrss_in:ln:1',:cr. Loin. Baxter. )lL‘BCc Not Elnit'd.
“WW...” :1:»‘ ,..,“...,,»n‘.d :lnd it (it‘l'ii'udv Mlllvr. .\llt'l0 Kcizingt‘r. {(-prcswnilitive \\'. 1). 51080:.
i 5...“... 111.11 1... ..,.11~1r is 1111111.; om. Marc Donahuo. vDonzlld lluridimnil lendhr of 1m. Oklahoma legislative
mound”). i11-..,1.i..1u1 throughout, the "lid Lucy U'r'itz» A “wrung of the sossion movement. issued a. state-
sulmol. "4‘“0‘15 “514(Niflli'fi and th" business mcnt in which he said the legisla-
I-hysipni "”11”,”. will be started nSSOClaU‘S is bt‘lili: hold this uftmu tors were "not elated—just grate-
. in the High Sviuml on Monday "tic. noon '0 3'“ ‘h" :ippointw‘s u'~“ll1€:\iill- 1 fill." He ndilt‘d
‘ cording lo :1 sluicmvnt luau-1d by ”d “'“h ”10. lino of work. "The election mcnnsaclcan house
Mp, .lnimb this "Hirninq, it will be ‘ ‘ ‘ :1111l :1. constitutional government for
bold m two ”w mmum periods u The first rvllcui'slil of the High Oklahoma. The issue has not. been
(1113'. 1n“. my,” “.1” talcc ”m“. cx— school Oi‘i‘hcsirll was hv-id in the nu- llm K11 Klux Klan. It has been the
“wig” on tlw corridors and audi— ditorium in the sixth prriod youtcr- runwtitutinn versus despotism."
tnrium Wm“. H“. 1...)... ““1 remain in tiny. Miss M11111: Alz'c'urilly. music A committee of attorneys, repre-
mo (‘lilSS Wm“ {M “W cxvrciscs. slipvl‘vism‘ or the grammar and svntingthclcgisintors. will meet this
High schools, cnrnllcd tllt' members.
arranged the scaling: 11nd tried out
n. musigal number. The orgziniz. —
tion this year is one of the largest
The list 0! boys: who are to serve as
dircctors and the rooms in which
thr-y arc in rmwl'uct physical train-
ing follow: 1
Boys in the history of the lilgli school
Second 11,1.de ztnd promises to he 11 successful
Room il—-—.’\llison Curtis. Becmnn 0m" Th”? “1‘0 Mfr-Wily 33 m'un-
Teri. ”win Holmes. hers enrolled and it is vxpvctcd lhzll
Room iii—lrvln: Voorlit‘cs. Paul within a. tow (1113's 1111: number will
Mel-eroy. (.lr-orgc Lockwood. be increased so that it will up-
'Room Iii—Donal Buckholtz. “v“. preach the 40 mark. Those who
have already Joined are:
*Fhst‘Vioiins—visreai Uelfaut, NI.-
lhaniel Hopkins. Joseph Smith. Mor-
his Block, Julius \\'. Frankel. num-
Unm suiin..n. Fran is Linehan.
""tti'om“I iT—tltwnley" Josclovsk'y. ‘
,‘ mphrcy Doulcns, Manfred Po-
ll.
Room ill—“'illiom Horton. .igr-r, Jack Fl'Dlnt’l‘, Stanley Jnscl-
noon; 15—W'iliinin Farrell. Jo- nvslty. Paul “'11rri. Robu‘t Chittiin
no I ”MIDI", John \ Buren. Raymond llmul. Motion Lev3. “ul-
1_“ 11rd \Vhipplc Rudolph trrr ilohn. Katherine Flaherty. \Vni—
Alllfi‘l‘t Slnvkay. “T Mord-.13.
mm 193433” Barry. fimndom Sm‘nnd Violins—J. Kroncherg. w.
.rwnth. Morton chy. Donning. l'. Cliimvnto. S. Dulhcrg.
Room 29~J0hnl Andt‘rson, Fred (,7l111rlo-s \‘i’ni‘ti. Jt‘ssu Strusbcrger
Bernard. lv'rvd Hamilton. Ruth Clark. An—
Room 3G——Muuricc memh “vin‘ drvw L‘ybrirc. Lucy Nichols. '
ton Rowan. Irving Swanson '51141300K menu»); ‘pnioaicun
Room Iii—Joseph Smith. Jean ”WEI-l) 'Nad “W‘Wu-SWWOD
lib. Le Gmndc Carpenter. linss \'iolins-—-Chnrlcs Nash. Th'co-
Room 26~llichard Cross. Fred “0"“ llorwaih.
"I Norman Tobin. Plano—Dorothy Cummings. Ruth
00m zl—Raymond Purdy. Lynn Jenner.
. pp. Drums—Richard Raymond.
., Room 27—Isrnel Helfant. W
' Fourth Period. I
. Roam ll-llnrold Blsscll. Lelgh- Obltuary
‘ on Nuttlng. George \Vardwell.
' Room ill—George. Lockwood. .
' 'oui McElroy. Charis-s Rced Mrs. Elizabeth Smith.
Room Iii-Stanley Joselovsky. Mrs. Eliznhr-th S. Smith. wife
ictor HartJens, Humphrey Dou~ Theodorc Smith. or 23 Camp stre
ens. passed ziway at her home early this
Room 17 -— Paul Ward. Glen morning after a lingering illness.
Champion. Samuel Dulberg. Besides her husband. she is surviv-
Room 16—Albcrt Pritchard. ed by one son. Harry A. Smith of
Room iS—W’alton Howe. “'atet‘bury: tw ndaughters. Mrs.
Room I—Eimorc Gamble. Elton James C. Clark and Miss Kate E.
Hendrick. Joseph Smith. Smith of Norwalk: and one sister.
Room L’s—Charles \Vm-d. Ray- Mrs. Louis S. May of Rutherford.
nor Bergtors. Thomas Skldd. N. .1.
Room 29— Norman Flewellln, Funeral scrvlccs will be held
Joseph Smith. Le Grunde Carpenter.
. Room 36—Frank Abbott. Arbert
. ‘Wu'ner. Morton Levy.
“ Room 35—Ward Whipple.
from the into home at 2:30 o'clock
Saturday afternoon. Revo Skene
will officiate and burial will be in
John the Norwalk cemetery.
Governor 1.. C. .Waiton hits insti-
tuted legal action
declare yesterday a lecttgn illegal.
from the 8th“ DistIi-tct Court a temr
pomry restraining order preventing
the State Election Board from cer- I
‘1“ “1”“ nor “in one official acts. A hearing
will be h don Octher 9. *
piled up a. vo
Governor ‘S eé ks to
Have " . Declare—
Election
Calis'fi It an Yie-
tory”' it ‘
KQLAHOMA Gill-Y. Oct. 4"—
_hs.ve the courts
The Goumor's attorneytobtsined
ltying the result at Tuesday's apes
lI election which would give the
laturo the right. to‘ assemble of
is 0 will and hue-titan Gover-
eturns‘ tom 1.922 prea-
incts of the 2.87 in. the ‘State
203,231. for in-
' . which would
liliurnnon. )lcllcc said. to decide
what their ncxt step will be.
GIRLS
———-——
(Continued from First Page)
Come on. girls. here is your chance.
to win :1 $35 evening gown. and.
make a. splash at the next party.
'Efery' one is eligible: - Thermgnodwu
rules to conform to. no nomination
blanks. Just take a look at the
batch of votes in the window. then
guoss.
The standing published yesterday
was for the first period only. “‘ho
will he the loader ill. tho and of the
shroud prriml romaine to be soon.
It may he the girl who is lit the bot-
tom today. Coupons appear daily in
'l'hv Smitinol. All coupons' and
books bearing the expiration date
of October 19. the second pcriod.
must be in the hands of the contest
manager on o rbciorc that date.
Two weeks from today the con»
tcst closes. The winners will by in—
troduced during the Fashion Ex-
position by one of the foremost
stars of the stage and screen. And
in addition the most popular girl
will be awarded the 1924 Chevrolet
coupe. while the second “winner will
receive the handsome Hudson seal
coat. which is on display in the
windows of the Ideal shop. Wash-
ngton street. To the third most
popular girl will also be awarded a
second valuable fur coat. Fifteen
valuable prizesrin all for Norwalk‘s
fifteen most popular girls. Who are
they? Charles E. Hoyt of the
South Norwalk Trust company and
C. Otis Fitch of the City National
bank of Norwalk are the judges.
Mrs. Bernard Abrahams of Elm-
wood avenuc.'who has been spend—
ing the summer abroad. is now. in
London and is expected to sail for
1 Anderson. Robert Blake.
Room 28—Frunklin
otmanun Albrecht.
i
Newman. A. chzueiia of Ely avenue is hav-
‘ing his house remodeled.
home. shortly. Mrs. Abrahams.
:Attorney othe'stchesif
noted criminnl
husband. announced‘vfigt
nest made on “August
Webb was, ill rejectile
poison.
Ire
all
h
Ii
0
P
during‘hcr trip visited Rome. Paris
and many other places of interest.
ed Mrs‘ Webb in Next In. '
mambo was “erect at “)6 ml!»
declared that “I discovererl symbten .
gross pathologlc‘al ,‘e 08W:
out the contention. p
woman will
Smith to. have the case
Of the
County officials dud An 1 v
CABIN
All Day Battle to Force
of. the
“av tor Nationalists.
been supporttd
G‘ermany’s
caused the Smin'ists to ihrvnten to
qu‘lt tho (luxurnment in a body. '
mnnn
scntntion.‘
likely to be taken by the Chancellor
as :1. t\ 33’ out or the precarious Will-
tion. although the prospects of the
ulthout Sorialist sup,
port do \not look cncourugln51
gm ernnicnt
llcitlisnchr"
auxiliary of the regular licichswchr
was responsible for the
uprising at 'Kucstrin Sunday. it was
learned
Enough to
NEW YORK.’ Oct. 4.—
ments yesterday in the ngb death-
'. mystery were: ‘
Dr. Alexander 0. Gang}?
toxicologist. found unmis ‘
Hence ofI‘biehloi-l'd'e o . " ‘
‘ organs of hire. Gerti '
his nhulysls‘ is coulplctb
unable to determine' whither?
flcicnt quantities to has:
death. t”
331-. William: May '
Lee Parsons Davis, toxin.
:whflhsm
Rclrt'iii es and friend; of fixfiflfl
appeal tor “
hands of Ithd Wm
lode by the attorneysgén
1 . - viii be made 011th
SOCIALISTS 4-
Out Some of Socialist
Members Is Unsuc-i
cessful
BERLINI Oct. ...——-'i‘:ie German
cabinet resigned this m'cnlng utter
l; 1ttl1- to toicvr out. some
lllClnbcl‘S to mule».-
l .lll- (1113‘
Socialist
This mote. which was said to have
b3 Hugo Stinnes.
loading industrialist.
Ch: inccilor flircol mann. who Is a
member of tho Peoples Party. is! stop who played pith
.11.: to have realized uil throllgh the
mcctlng that
really
the SOCliilltlfl in line.
solution of the Cabinet was hastened
h'y their throats.
his Gmcmmcnt was
nttmnptin: to hold
But the dis-
lottcrinlr.
A new cabinet. headed by Strese-
seemed the coursio more
Communists are hopeful tn
lit WV?
0 formtd in the rite! th I 5“th
.iministration “iii mulm it"sdfi
bnoxlous by niid~\\’intcr
roclalm u dictutorshlp.
A secret Voluntary
gunlzaiion known as file
and dcslgnm‘i
today.
Miss or Mrs.
Address
This coupon, neatly clipped
candidate filled in. and Wmfio W Popularity
Contest, P. 0. Box 426, south Roi‘wslk. will count 11': tofu
FREE vom. It does when; ninth: to out the“
coupons for your favorite,
any sense in Voting them.I'”IGe
in—they all count.
IN Tun HOME BEAUI
my s. Locxwoon, President
Sept. 30, ‘19 7
Sept. 30:1 I19 8
Sept. 30,1919
The
Clty
n,
and without Sorialist repre-
thtit the
Communists can seize the rcinsund
military or-
"‘lllacls'
as an
Nationalist
——_——-—-_q.q
FREE VOTING COUPON
0001) 3034030128
coda: blc r—
.1399...
r: 0. Gettier. the
giofimnnounced ’toé
tint h lad round."trs.cei- at
the poison unit would be unabie‘Yo
'dété‘uliin‘e, until he had completed
his analysis. floater there was 311:.
f i cpl titles. to Love causes-
Bel
“WATERBURY. Oct. 4. —-Hm'nm
J. \Vclsmnn. president at the Water-
ury club announced yesterday that
11 “mild make knoun his choice
to manager of the team for next
gens 1 within a w.cek It is the belief
here 1 at Hermon Bronkie of Man—
chcstcr. who piloted the aggregation
1his seas . will be retained. Bronkie
was in to -- '- yesterday and discussed
mu: tors in gal-duo the team with
tho club ow- rs. He and Residual
Wolsmqn are 0
today to transit
the ouners o! 1
Bob Quinn.
some huslneui‘ with
ed Sox.
1
Re .
true to his Promi to the weal:-
cluh. has landed 1 players _£or
than (or next season. - is a short.-
Michigan
college and whom sever bIlg Iicnguc
(tubs more after. The Re- :02: offer-
ed the shortstop a. haunt: or sign
ing and he affixed his nn
ltuston contact. ‘
11.15 been pointed supe‘tlnte
of the Boese‘s Handcrchlet :1
\tr Kanslt‘es has been in the emp
ot‘ this company for fifteen years
911‘
I.
Cut This Outs—It ts _Woflh IIIQey
Chicago. Ill.. wrltltn’g our neme- on
addms clearly. You will receivc E
Tir tor Coughs. Colds. and
also free ample packages of fulcy
1“an Pills {or Blanche: Reheu~
Hustle Rains. Kidney adn Bladder
trouble: he Foley Camel-tic Tablets
for Constipation and Bilionmexi.
These' wonder-tut remedies hswfo
helped milling?! people. Try them:'
Adv. ' 3%”?
CONTEST
scmng‘sucsssciences-Insoles
:l
l
o wfiiio'cIon-.ss-do-oeoosoq
not. mail! and Adar-moi the
Emma not in "
you can slid send them l
- 8. FALL msg- {i
ON
an
leave for Boston ’
'80: president. '
tonI
Stephen Kore-ite- ot- Ely a nuc‘r.
813111141113 d and gen? cents. .to.
ten cont bottle of Foley‘s Hone! M
i
i
l
‘1 :4
overtake two“ rac-
eiwh within! passed him.
“tad iii; motorcycle and
11mm startinzatter the racing cars
when 4:1. mun-11:51; no"... behind by
f which. howbelleves.
was: running . thout ensign. He was
'thno‘wn my road anda- knocked
cenlielc'ss cud “was unable to give
one! the at" which
‘.Wren7htntgjlown.,.1 '7. I f
“ A $3 ’of'theficar' which had,
made no effort 10 stop
)1 the. result of the acci-
i'écully lying in the road
intuitive 5th.: line 10! trulnc. his
{wiring to one .
Josep‘li its). a. friend of Sculley 3
4.11111111511133in in the food and res-
tore-d 11m mto,consc_iousnese. The tn-I
lured othcpr asked that he be taken
to’ .his Mine. :44 Bruce untimely}.
physiélau‘rfound that. while so was
$ng with ‘a sprained 11131"? and
umeroua can e're laceration? and
ru'lm. he had n'oIt sumified any
{tent He
.. serious injury. -
The Bridgeport ”barracks was no-
‘ tines or the accident. said State Po-
liceman Samuel T. Mctcalt' imme-
diately set in mpIII 'n aI search m-
the autoist. With? only a. meagre
descriptitm of the car. the police had
little to woulfihibn but «Mdupread
pin-m hag silk-red every“ member of
the fox-03.11511 the: ugnoet effort will
be mad’g “to find the driver.
Soul}: will probably be of! duty
for a; couple of weeks to recover
1mm his minutes.
Woman Elected by-
”Voters 6f Greenwich
R
GBEENVVICH. Oct. 4,—Grccimicn
completed her slow process 02‘ count-
in: ballots at 2I oclock. Tut-ado)
morning. When results showed that
Republican had Won overwhelming“
charity commissioner.
.The complete vote follows:
Afiessor. Frank I. Palmer. r. 1844;
Abram Gum. a; 8:3.
Flttzmld, 01.805.
Jo "NH. Plait. r. 1816; 111115111.
Lou lim 1-. 806; Gilbert \1. Hitch.
r. 18 I" William P. Murille. d. 850.
' Hector. Silas
1878: arlesE Mcrrlt. d, 817.
Conn tales.
11784: J- n Ansley. d. 822: Andrew
.E’Anfde -n. r, 1762; Fred E Murc-
“1.11.330. t orge T. Jones, r. 1784;
Thomas E- Shanghncssy. d. 839:
Fred ‘Pixssi. r. 1739: Carmine Car-
etle. dc in.
R rat 0 voters. Newton S.
Johnson. 13.31 home: ngmore. (3.
5.50" ‘
Slips: intende
Pier-putt L‘ ‘M‘ I!“ ,l“. 1755' Stephen
up. 6. 9 o.
o! highwa3 s.
i
.1- missiontr charities. Jennie
E "8&2fir r. 178 . Edith D. Peek.
a, it
1 ‘ Irle Estimate. , rd B. Mar:
311:!le 1763: Edwin
(tritium A2 '13
Kw Chapman.
l'
f8.”)lecney..-d ¢§l
1815:
:1 I'm.- Rosa-a. Baldwin.
J. Hcekett. d. sts: Andr Walker.
1721: Luke ’V'. Lockw d. 863;
Frank'I H." Centaur. 1786: '~ 1111: tr.
Pumar’ad' 8'3.
Toxin school committee 1 9!.
.‘a,
76 BI Anderson. 807; arc
This Bank Installed Its Sat vings
DEPOSITS IN THIS DEPARTMEN
$454,653.45
450,989.79
514,955.61
Tliese results are gratifying. They convince us that the person who “in
ceives, and with the confidence that we wfll'invest his earnings forlum With *c‘
SEPTEMBER .30;
side. 1
with Mrs. Jennie E. Stevens. elected
Baird relief. John G. Muitne. r.
1.797; 1Willlsm E. Anthdny. (1.848;
Henry. 8. plead. r. 1938: Robert J..
' . Cecil? D. Tuthiil. r.
13:“;3: Bmd‘flck 9 Anna The Westport baseball team will
“a”; ” play the Brooklyn Athletic club
unday afternoon in Brooklyn A
chart Wellnood.I r. '
D. Ritch. r.
William E. Ritcb. r.
0:“‘ Charles
d. 890: 6:13:11: Potter. r. 739: Jobs
' S immatafifiwgbhgeg 3d a Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Petersomaré '
P nwi‘ ° ' “9 u ndi tli minim-y Fair toaay-
1717~ “nu-w '1‘. Frost. 1756: me. a} e “5 .9
T- “S M!” E‘ 900' The members of the Girl Scout
HM: nnier. ’71- ‘ .council spent the hour in which the
Sewer commission. I. ’F.- cob: girls use‘the gym at the "Y" in ob-
LEE-tare on Europe at
.91; '1. . .
ngIui Shalvpy'. mancger or Davies
cream Store. broke a. bone in his
tciifiwhltlu‘ crossing the street in front
”*1 “his Réchnt theatre in Norwalk
.nonén‘y evening. Mr. Shalv oy 's
(opt “taught tn the trolley track
$711113 M was trying to avoid a. mo-
to: our. ,. Mr. Bilaivoy- is confined to
his home as the resutt of the acci-
{lens-Q ,
‘ ‘ I ‘
Mrs..IHerman Langzettel hastre~
turned ironing vacation of several
sveeks which she spent in Canada.
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.1 a
1
One hundred and twenty-five
members of Christ church attended
the parish supper at the church par-
' per-Ie: 5 no
1131.119
OcinbOr: 141.
street has gone
1] rew Pow ell.
M r. Budosky.
-.-ci.ty Buds?
Mr. and Mrs. J. Healer and fam-'
lair yesterday.
, a f . .
:1
Beach Luke.
O O O
‘Viilluh Dibble of Taylor avean
attended the Danbury Fair yester-V
day.
..‘ C .
or Washington
‘ of Miss Aubrey Bet};
city and Henry Your-
yavenue will take place
Barney Lucas of Ely asenue has
. O O
Miss Pauline Di Pietro of
entered his dog in the dog show at
th eDanbury Fair. '
Clifl
to Port Chester,
where she will be the guest of "Jr“
tix es. *- ‘
ily or Flax Hil lroad were among the
Nirwulh people illho attended the
Dan
4
{Site}; of Lowe strict"
’ 3
Among the visiton tron: spring-I:
wood at the Danbury Fair teddy are:
Harold 14‘ einsod Barney Lucie. An-
I‘rgncis Butch; 1nd
tors last evening. The supper was
prepared by the members at St. Ag-
neIs Guild and was one at the best
of the many good suppers prepared
and served by the guild. The speak-
ers of the evening were Rev. Edward
Luke Reed. Charles Fable. Edward
Nash. Oscar Peterson. Donald Craw-
“ford. Dr. William Sherwood Frem ‘
orick Sherwood. The subjects of
discussion “as the ways of linancuig
the church and other matters of
interest.
3
Basin-try classes at Redford House
under the auspiccs of the “E ’l‘. l’. A
Art committee will begin October
9th. The hours will be from " p.
O C
v
usrr emf
DENNIsonf
DEPAM‘MENT
Axn SEE 01:3 Disc-LAY or
-HALLO“LE-'EN
NOVELTIIES
The HAMILTON SHOP
49 Wall Street
-
m. to £30 ‘9. m. and from 1 p. m.
to 9: 30 p. at. Wood block printing
and sealing‘wax work classes will
begin October 11th the hours for
the latter classes being the same
as the basketry. 2 to 4: 30 and '-' to
.9530 p. m.
0 . C
I
J. Henry Scattcrgood will speak in
the auditorium of the Y. M. C. A. on
Nov 19th at 8 o‘clock p. m. under
the auspices of the “Women's Town
Imprmemest association. The sub-
ject of the lecture will be “The Eu-
ropean Situation and Our Part in
IL" Mr.,Is<‘ Scattergood spent three
years in Frame in the reconstruction
work as the agent of the American
Red. Cross and has just returned
front 3. special mission in the Ruhr.
tin-I. Scatter-good is a trustee of the
Hnmpton Institute and a director of
the American Dye Works plant in
Philadelphia. The lecture is free
and the people of Norwalk are be-
ing lntltcd to attend.
0 3 I
5
Traffic Officer Charles Qutglcy
attended the Danbury Fair yester-
any. Officer Clifford B. Nichols
substituted.
. O
at fans will accompany
- fgg‘ganm. ._
O l
A. baby- boy was born to the Rev.
ind Mrs. Edward Luke Reed. at the
Christ church rectory Tuesday exo-
mg. The baby “ill. be named Aus-
tin.
W399: 9!. f
Michael Meyers has rcsign’ed his
position with C. H. Kcmper and has
accepted a. position at the \Vcstport
Sanitarium.
O O .
Miss Ids. Langdon is the nurse
in charge of the case of Miss Celeste
Lockwood who is seriously ill at her
home in Riverside avenue.
t t
Mrs. Ione Taylor of Cold Springs.
N. Y.. is the guest at Mrs. Edwin
Beers of W right street.
Mrs. Newton Hunt 01 Elmira. N.
Y. is visiting her son. Mrs. Leon
Hunt. ‘
t O 0
Mr. and Mrs. Willis 5. Jones were
the dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs'. .
M. R. Perry of Southport last eve:
.tng. 9
Mrs. Roma 6. Sherwood his gone 1
to Salisbury; Conn}, where she will
attend the: gflbrnry. association meet-
ing which luc'ets today and tomox- 1
TOW.
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VICTROLAS
BOLD ON EASY TERMS
A. J. COLLIN , s CO.
80. NORWALK, CONN.
:4
Roodner‘
Feed ICC.
WHOLESALE
nouns-s31). om. HAY,
SHAW, FEBTIIJZBI. ITO.
Phone 2100
mentor. Ann Street
South Nor-walk, Conn.
, serving the girls—at their exercises.
i
$608,598.27
649,931.45
734,533.89
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- tons-for the [service here-
EPA DAVIS
moron. STREE‘I :
NonAus. ‘
Preventatives!
mam: wares: ~
TOP COATS, _
$25.00 ~to $35.00
1.15m“ wzsmn'r
- rswmnns,
$5.00 to $16.50
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