., .a.‘.~
. E. B. Hollsnd of Providence.
.} principal of the Wstciiman In-
4 school. president of the Wo-
Auxiiisry to the New England
1 missionary convention. is s.
' at the home at Miss Rebeca:
‘ ‘ ii. 1 Olson street. On Monday
Iii ‘ as the guest 0: the missionary
‘ y of Stamford: Tuesday she
assessed in. society of Greenwich
hflp 9. reception was given in be:
>"-. O I O
is Eiiubeth Shimko of this city
' m up to Donbury yesterday to
“d the weekly Fair.
M
“to O O O
' . . and Mrs. Louis Kooks. and
y motored to the Danbury Fair
0‘3.
’2 s e e
‘ &uy your Victfoiu st Donnsliy's
flay weekly payments. Store open
"Mfléngs until 8 p. In.
J . n' g a
. «B‘Rubbcr aprons. bibs and pinn-
.iorfl. Camilla. Gift Shoppo.
" e s s
" Dauglns Fowir'r, w. ‘R. C. No. 15.
'U.heid, a. well attended meeting last
’ vcntng in p. 0. s. of A. Hall. Final
plan. were made (or the card pnrtv
'nnd‘dnnce to be held Thursday. Oct-
ober 18.
‘ O o O
, George W. Raymond of Wall
street will spend the day at Dan-
.bury Fair.
Miss Msriorfimg 11:5 resigned her
‘position with the Boston Store.- and
hos taken one with the Standard
Gotten Goods company.
. .
~éflsrris 8; Guns. That‘s all.
0 O O
Miss Mary McGrath or Now York
I Was visiting friends in Norwalk, yrs-
terdsy.
C I U
L Miss Ethel IIF’llilllliil.
Brown and Miss llazcl
' attended the Ilanhury
" dly.“
i
Miss Alycc
Ostr-rbsnks
Pair 5 'JSICr-
U i O
. Mrs. Elizabeth Harvey 01 West-
}horo, Mass, hns rnturnml to her
. home. after \isiiing some time with
ililrs, Carrie Covriug oi Flax mu
road.
U
3 t
"'Miu Beatrice Mead. Miss Lillian
Bfonohon and Miss Eliznbcth IIowicy
are among the local people who are
in Dinbury today attending the Fair.
0
That's all.
I I!
“Harris &. Gans.
. I O O
Miss Elsie Moulihrop. of [lsyvlew
clsl Rally lmy s! rvicrs in the How-
nytog Lupin-it Church. The seivctimi
‘niflétc, "Thc Way of Peace." by
.. Ii‘raui.‘ Loycd.
‘ Edward Stevens or Liggett's Drug
Store went to the Dnnbury F‘slr yes-
:i. terdny.
t C
. Albert 1". Uehcbe attended Dan-
? bury- Fair Monday.
V . .« ‘ o o o
& Gone. That's oil.
0 O O
d‘Afrs. i-‘rnnk Jot-ob attend-
.‘lf‘rclizinis' Exhibit at Starri-
foré‘Tucsday cvcning.
’1: C O 0
Bus. Elsie Moulthrop of Bayview
avenue will spend thv- weekend with
MistAiice Dorothy or (icorgctown.
..,. a 0 0
Miss Blanche anrington of Iiigh-
iland‘avcnu‘: has rulnncd hcr posi-
tiorL',nt I". \l'. \Voolworih's.
0 O 0
The Cannon (.‘vrangv' will hold its
lustrdsnco or the sm'tson in the
Grange Hall this tvcning.
. . O O
U
It ‘ olph Kuhlman or 74 Fort
Poirl’ > street. has had Ii. A. Iiegelcin
$1 on International guaranteed
‘ - llcntcr in his house.
I O O
_mined and glasses rit-
“5 J. Bonodict. Jeweler.
'.- ‘ s s
».“ m" . Julits. Hoy farmerly at Cedar
yeti-sot. now attending St. Elizabeth's
“Consortia School in Morristovvn. N.
;J’.. will spend the Columbus Day
.yveokoend us the guest of Miss Dor-
'cns Flynn oi Lixiiigston street. She
Intends to visit her many friends in
‘V‘Norwslk and South Norwalk.
" » O O O
I has. Mac Joncs. of Courtlanilt
fpisoo has lit't‘t“pli:0 a. position so so-
1 ciety reporter on the Stamford Sen-
tine}.
Among the visitors at the Danbury
Fair yestcrday. "Norwalk Day.”
* were Mr. and Mrs. \Viilinm J. Pow-
ell. Mr. and Mrs. Gardiner Arling-
‘ton, Mrs. Chant-s Pennington and
son Charles, oi North Main street.
Miss Dcering, of Van Burcn avenue:
.Mrs. Pect, or llyington place. Mrs.
Charles Smith and daughter. Flor-
enco”of Riverside avenue: Mr. and
.Mrs Jeremiah Dorm-y. 09‘ Van
’Bursn svcnuc; Miss Anna. Graham,
1 Riverside avenue; Jnmcs Powers.
‘Nis‘Edwin Cousins. Mise Mary Cun-
ningham. Miss Julia. Hyde. Miss
Ell‘dsilcox. Miss Millicent. \Vicks.
‘ r. find Mrs. \i’. Edward Parks and
flmfly. Mi. and Mrs. Frank Brazel.
Ian” Bose Trnccy and Miss Hannah
log. of Riverside avenue: Mr. J.
orfioll and a party oi? friends of
‘ 7 vormine, and Mrs. Enoch Lobb of
ormnn avenue.
”' .
2r. .r
. .
*ft hats and caps at O'Brien's.
ӎ O O .
VI! ry Jacoby was a. business vis-
or . New York City yesterdsy.
‘ " 0
Meyer Josem of
O O
M". and Mrs.
-- street are entertaining Mrs.
'berg and son. Irvtng. of
ngton Heights, New York
0 O 0
end Mrs. R. Sign] of Elizabeth
motored to the Dsnbury Fair
sdny.
O O l
inmin Inickci. formerly em-
‘ It the Dickmsn Market. in
30nd street has resigned his 170-
- snd will soon enter into the
“line of business, independently
York City.
0 0 0
Lillian Josem. of Belden ave-
spending the day in Bridge-
. hveduc. “ill sing glutiny at the spc-l
the Broad River trolley line in Bel-
den avenue, is nesring,.completion.
I O O
‘ Mnnrice Goodwin of Spring street.
was a. visitor in Bridgeport “'cdncs-
any, '
O O O ‘
Miss Jeanne Iourdisky of Ely
avenue spent yesterday in New York
City.
0 0 O _
Miss Florence Deering of Van
Burch avenue, witnessed the per-
formnncc of “Eva Tsngusy” at the
Poli's New Lyric in Bridgeport
“'cdncsday evening.
0 O O
-——Kcolcr Carry a. beautiful pure
dye silk stocking. t’ull fashioned. in
all colors st $1.95 a pair. '
O 0 O >
Mrs. R. Phillips. of Bridgeport. is
visiting her daughter. Mrs. William
Josom of Fias‘ Iiill road.
0 O O
Maurice Kleinman of Hartford, is
brother. Irving. or South Main street.
spending the week-cud with his
' O 0 O
Dr. M. Rubin and daughter. Hau-
nah of New York city returned to
their home. after a {cw days visit
with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Joscm of
Lowe street.
0 O 0
Miss Agnes Steel of Prospect nvc-
mic. who is attending a. training
school for nurses at New York city
spent yesterday at her home.
0 O O '
stockings that Kceicr‘s
a pair?
0 0 0
Miss Alice Loone of (1 C'hcstnut
street entertained a. party of friends
last cvcning at her home. (iamcs
and dancing were enjoyed. Among
the guests were Mimi-s Helen and
Florence Dcering. Margaret Music?-
snn. Irene Jellit‘t. Ruth L'hlc. i-Zdnn
I‘lllt’k. Dorothy ltogrrs of Bridgeport
Main-lie Craig, of Long island. and
Mossrs. Lcsicr Singcwnid. Grcgory
ltiorrinn. Paul Hughes, Daniel Smith,
lEarl noun"... ilnrold Morris, Jame-z
Conley. Harry Damn, Jack Fagan
and Morris Stiles of err- “land.
0 O O
lrv'inz chlnman of South Main
,strcet motored to the Danbury Fair
‘ Wednesday.
heel silk
sell for $2
«~—"Slik stockings that. wear". arc
the only kind that are sold by
Kceler's Shoe Store.
'nvcnue has pufi'chaswl a new Stude-
baker big six sedan.
. O
Joseph l-‘lynn, l‘. J. Dav-3'. Rav-
mond Shnlvoy. and John Iliill, ni-
tcnricd Dunhury Fair ycsicrdsy.
“'nltcr flood of Loxington awnuo
enjoyed s trip to the ltnnbury Fair
in his new Star car yrstrrdny.
O O C
-~You save money on your has-
iery bills by buying your stockings
at. Kocier's Shoe Store.
0 C O
The window of Briggermsn Bro-
ihers' Gift. Shop. at 301 Atlantic
street. Stamford. won first prize in
its class. in the window display con-
test conductcd by the Stamford Mer-
chsnis' Exhibit. and Style show. A
silvrr cup was the prize. awarded.
itriggermsn Brothers alro have a.
store in Norwalk.
0 O s
R. J. Cutliiil spent the day at limi-
bury i‘air \t'mlnosday.
O O 0
Mrs. George Conflcld. ot Sci'r “ill,
will give a. luncheon next Tuesday
noon, October 9. to the mcmbcrs (.1
the Golden Rule Circle of the First
Congregational church or Norn-nllt
{ind thcir friends. Tho rctul'ir
monthly met-ting will folow thr-
luncheon.
O O I
Mr. and Mrs. John B. Lawrence
attended Dnnhuvy li‘air “*(dnr‘sday.
I O O
A meeting of the Noru‘alk (“linptrr
Daught<~rs of thc. American Revolu-
tic-n. will be lif'ld iii the Town House.
at 3 o‘clock on Octohcr II. to dis-
cuss plans (or the ilnznar to be lit-id
October 17 nnd is.
O O
C
A State chcntn' mot-ting of the
Daughtcrs of the American Revolu-
tion will be held on October I: at
("hm-hire. (form.
C O 0
Miss Tessie Smith and Miss
lcntricc SiurgI-s cujoycd .1 day at
Dnnliury Fair yesterday.
0 o o .
Mrs. “’illlam F. Piunkr‘tt of Flax
Hill road is spending thr- rscck-cnd
in Dnnliury as the guest or hor
aunt. Mrs. John J. Gordon.
0 0 0
Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Sugilfil nf
Ely avcnuc wero visitors at. the
Dunbury Fair. yesterday.
0 O 0
Mrs. Joseph Halogh has rcturncd
to her home on Oxford avenue from
Pittsburgh. where she was the guest
of relatives.
0 O 0
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mot‘i’cit of
Oxford avenue have returned from
an enjoyable motor trip through
Pennsylvania.
0 0 0
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Volta. of
Ely svcnue are having their house
ro-fiainted.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Sturges and
family of Main street attended the
Fair in Dnnbury yesterday.
0 0 0
Richard “‘cbb of Spring strcct has
purchased a Nash touring car.
0 O 0
Mia Ruth and Mia Marth W’iison
entertained a. number of their
friends at a. social at their home on
Lowe street. last evening.
0 O 0
Rev. Gsbriel Dokus and daugh-
ter Elizabeth of Lexington avenue,
motored to Dsnbury yesterday
where they were visitors at the fair.
0 U I
Miss Margaret Soitez and Miss
Julie. Kish of Lexington avenue,
were recent visitors in Bridgeport.
0 O ‘ 0
Miss Mary Mala. Miss Margaret
and Miss Louise Pin'io of Ely ave-
nue. motored to the Danbury Fair
yesterdsy.
O O I
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mott'et of
Oxford avenue and Joseph Uhas of
Lowe street. motored to Bridge-
na-L has Aida. whose they attended
A
-—~Hn.vo you seen the new pointcdl
, O 0 O .
Ernest R. Wilson of To \‘i'oodwaril
i .
so. a...p.....-.1IM.....
the Bognsh-Malonc fight.
0 s" 0
Francis )lonsport ot chington
avenue has purchnscd rt ' hunting
dog.
I O 0
Miss Rose Mead. Miss Mary Rich—
mom! and Miss 'Mary Strnuly, of the
“‘ebbing and Edging company. were
among the local people who attend-
ed the Danbury Fair on “‘odnesday.
- 0‘ O D ’
Several fi‘icnds of Alfred Char:
nok of Lowe sircct gathered at his
home, last cvr-ning, to lisslst him
in celebrating his twcnty-flrst birth-
day anniversary.
0 O ‘
Mr. and Mrs. ll. Autunrn and
family moved this week from their
residence on “'ood iivemic. intotheir
newly purchased homo on “'ood-
ward dvcnuc.
O C O
The Minscs Iii-ion and Mary
Sprock of Taylor :ivr-nuc (ll‘ltl lit-ion
and Anna. Ilorwut ll of Maple street
were visitors at the Danbury Fair
0 O C
Daniel Vadas of Lexington was in
Dnnbury yestcrilay whcro hr). at-
tended the. fair.
0 O 0
Mr. and Mrs. :zimh lluia oi
Sound View terrace are having thcir
house re-paintcil.
I
‘9.
3 O
M. .loscm Sons of
front or their store.
0
Ralph Garfield nt Lone strcci
attended the Hamish-Malone flight in
Bridgeport last night.
0 I O
0 '
“'illlnni Ynliiuzluy' of North
lor avcnuc visit-ii ilio- lii'iiil-ury iiiir
yestcrduy.
I
Friends of Aniii't‘w i‘nw-‘il \vlll Fc‘
sorry to hour that ll" i7. confirm-d 10-
his hnmv «In 12')‘ :i'un'w with It
Epl‘fllilt'tl miklr'.
John i'Ivnn. Louis Magncr
Doulnn ‘
six-mt iii-c ri-puiring the sldnvulk int
thy- 3
motored to Bridgeport last evening
where they intended the" Boga-rh-
Maio‘ne tight. ‘
C
Frances Hartnctt and
Paddock are lesvtng on a
the Mohawk Trail.
0' O
Nettieton
trip over-
i . t
Mr. and Mrs. A.‘_VV. Johnson of
Raymond terrace are spending a
few days in New York City.
MEETING OF ,
RED CROSS
Committee Nominated
to Select Officers -'——
“Y” Boys Hold Meet-
ing
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stranahan
and family who have been summer
residents 01" \Vcstport have returned
to thcir home in 'i‘olcdo, Ohio.
I
O O 0
Miss Ilctiy Dickson. of ' North
Main st'rcct is contincd to her home
with illncss‘.
O O 0
Mrs, Stuart liens-on was a visitor
Now York ytslcrdny.
e ., 0:
Tim \\'« sipm-t L‘hnptcr ot the Am-
;~'I‘It'zln Red Cross hold its i-r-guhir
'nmniliiy meeting last evening in the
{Library hall. The Treasurer's report
islitm-s that the collection for the
_.l:ip:incse rr-llcr fund was 31.429.25'.
ILcttcrs of appreciation from Nation-
131 “uniquariris to the \Vcstport
it‘lmpicr for lll‘ prompint‘ss with
itvlilcli this pvnit‘ous amount. was (‘Cl-
llt‘l’ltll and forwnrolcd were road by
1th‘ Sccrctury. A (‘nmmiitcc was ap-
ix-olulmi to nominal» thc Executivw
i'ommillm- for tho coming your. Tho
niiilt‘mnmilh e ruporicd the nominations
Andrew Godoski of 'Springwopd.
us the sequins last yes:- with the ex-
ception of four new‘ names to take
the place or those who have not the
time to serve. Plans we're also dis-
cussed for the mutual roll call. It
was decided to_ leave the roll call in
the hands of the committee which
did such splendid work in the Jap-
anese relief fund drive. The meni—
bcrs of the. nominating committee
were Rev. Kenneth MacKenzie, Mrs.
B: L. \t'oodworth. Mes. George St.
John, Mrs. Leslie Sniflen. Granville
MacKcnzie. Miss Keating and Mrs.
Nelson (knwford. The meeting was
adjourned until the 4th Wednesday
in the month,,when the annual elec-
tion will take place.
0
A numbcr of “’t-siport men wont.
to liridgcport last evening to attend
Iht’: ilogasli-Malonc fight.
0 O .
New Books, which arrived at thr-
Wcstport Public Library yesterday
include the following: "Girl of Hol—
lywood" by Edgar Rice Burroughs;
“The Tothcrstone." by Ethel M, Dill:
“Tho Mnr‘itcnmore Mystery." by J.
S. Pintchcr: “Spooky Hollow." by
(‘urolyn \Vclls: "Colin" by ll. F.
Benson: ”Jeremy and Havelct." by
Hugh \Valpch: "Trail of tho Golden
Horn by a Lost Lady," by \ ‘illa Cat-
her; “The Lady from the Air." by
C. N. &. A. M. “’illiomson: “The Sce-
rci 'i‘omb.‘ ‘by Maurice Lo Iilunc:
"Money, Love, and Kate" by Elon-
nor H. Porter; “Thc Late Mather
Pascal" by..I.uini Pirundcllo: “Rob-
crt E. Lee." by John ixinkwntnr;
"itui‘us' by Grach Richmond: "The
Turning Point" by Louis Tracey.
O t O
Hugh '1‘. Driscoii at the Bridge
Pharmacy is taking on a. vacation.
O O 0
Mrs. Phillips Gunion and her sis-
tvr. Miss l'tztchr-l Ashley lcft ycstc-r-
day to visit iriuids in Vi'asliinmon.
D. C.
O O O
Antonelx‘nry. “Y" Srcfctary was a
visitor in Stamford ycstcrda)‘.
O O 0
About. in o! the School tcnchcrs
n! lllt" \Verlrlt'fl'l schools: \vr-rc nntcr-
taincd zit the home of Supcrintrn—
dent and Mrs. Rut! weanesdsy even-
ing at an “Ac'qunintance” party;
Many new teachers have come to
'W’estport this fall. and the "Acquain-
tance' ’party was a happy way of
bringing the new teachers and those
who have taught Vi'estport schools
in past years together socially. An
attractive musical program was giv-
en. There were also games during
tho eveningund refreshments were
served. '
I O O
“1‘” Notes.
On W'ednesday evening eighteen
older high school boys we‘re the
guests of the “Y" at a supper. After
the supper Mr. Leary spoke of the
national organization known as Na-
tional Council of High “Y" clubs.
The objcct of each local club is “to
(‘rI-atc, maintain and extend through
out the school and community. high
standards '0! Christian character."
The motto oi the clubs. is “clean
spccch. clcztn sport and clean choi-
arship.” The boys decided that wuch
a club would be much appreciated
by “'céstport boys voted to organize.
As a result of the decision Fred
Plumb. John Boattio. and Edward
POSt wore appointed as a committee
on nominations to bring in names of
candidates for omces at the meeting
to he. hold ncxt Tuesday evening. A
committee to work on constitution
was appointed as follows:
James Hubbcll, Clare Moore and
Lostcr Shani. Percy Anderson.
Chairman of the Boy's Work Com-
mittee and Mr. Kerstetter were
guests at the supper.
Tickets are on sale for the scrics
of monthly cntckiainmcnis which
have becn arranged by the Enter-
:iinmcnt committee. The. committee
fer-ls that it has secured the very
best Now York talent at a very no-
minal price. By scouring a season
ticket. at 82. A pcrson may are six
fine cntertainmcnts at n ratc of 33
1—3 cents each. Single admission tic-
kcti-i will cost 50 cents catch. The
first cntcrininmcnt will be held on
“'mlnvstinyg October 17th. The oth-
crs “ill tic hold on the third \Vcdncs-
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mom—h including March.
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