).
the school
‘8 “r . , - . ‘ - > ,, g . ’ ' ‘ ' ' ‘ “ , . ' ' " ‘ : ' . ‘ sixuvceks. .
I _ E V =, . ‘ . . __ ' . .‘l: v , , E , - . . . , _
E mm
Gertrude L. Harp to .Benjamin
Keeler.’ 'lot and buildings, North avo- '1
one and Knight street; - '
Emma E. Donaldson to John Ko~
vans and Ewife. lot and buildings
Grove street. ' ,
Alfred Mestre .to-Robert L. Gorhy
land and buildings, Sheffield Islam.I
and Rowsyton. ‘
’ Mr. and Mrs... Kennuiy of Conan?
7 . 'der's Point entertained Mr. and Mrs.
W16 the ” ’ g‘ f ' - . , 3 . Fred Herman over the week-end
' Mrs. c. B. Smith. of East‘itvenue
has roturned home after spending
t
preachedthe stops "lending .lfremg E
Crescent terrace. t He "sent ‘ for 1 ‘ " to
O'Brien's-wrecker to tow the ear boys afterthe‘sunper. ,
awn. ' -"‘-teeonntoettng.last‘er8hs'sl;\hsfr§ ‘ ‘ . ' 7 , » , , ' .
., _ ' 3' ‘H eluted: < " 3,: n fan-i . ~ ‘,
m W... m. discs;- on 1.2.23.1 .3. . . E u“leagues-2nd
0d, erection ——~ Fae .5 Yellow!!!“ Sr m. an .. home
“ wry Ready to Begin " ciety, ‘toiliold‘Afiw ‘VF"‘“"»‘.8““" °‘ “m”
Lupine. of Montreal. is
I“ Mu. Philip Harris
, l ‘t. ._
For Men
"home on High Street. at-
‘s vocation in Worcester.
were received by Norwaik'peopie t0! ”mantel-Edi . I .8.de 1&1
its a guest of Miss Baily “ . new.
“‘Y- E . InE-C‘Xude silence.
I \ s a". .E‘- _ _’!.v.‘) ,. w
Members o;,Court LnurelNo. 106 .‘ ' a.’ .” “i _- I“
will hold a Hailewe’en party tonignl Wgogxzfihefipsgzmllt?p:$
DONNELLY’S
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u know that you'll find
. Equine: at Polsky's
Km store on Monroe St?
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, .. Mrs. William Sniffen of
‘muo entertained ”evcral
at 8 o'clock in the Knlxhtl 0! Col-
umbus hall in Washington street.
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Dr. W‘illiam w. Tracey of West
avenue. on Friday night will be the
recipient of the fellowship degree as
well as honorary membership to. the
what they are doingand forgot for
the-momentum without Whose. co-
operation. the 9 Committee could not
possibly suyceed in its work—namely
the W. T. 1. A. Committee. of which
Mrs. George B. Wilson is chairman.
The other members‘of this commit-
but Skilled Men
Scarce
Few men‘liave been in the pecul—
iar situation thatflhillp Stroll. pro-
prietor oz The StreblCompany. Fur
are
“ O .
” m Methodist Church
CA hallowe'en social for the“ meme
bers of the Rowayton Baptist church
wm‘be held Friday night in. the
church basement. Seasonable games ,
will be played
and refreshments» '
7' s 'o. o’
.Mrs. Marion Greenwood the rev-
enth grade teacher in the Marvin
school who’wos confined to her home
with a. severe cold has returned to
resume heqduties. -
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A new house is being erected on
W'infleld street for Mrs. Jennie Kuh-
-Alma L. Lewis to Elizabeth Ryle.
lot and buildings, Hog-bar View
beach. , ‘
Sliorehaven Realty 00.. 'to‘ Flor-
ence E. Ramsay lot..Canfleld Island,
Mary J. Malkln et al to Henry J.
Knorr and wife, lot and buildings,
Just as the automobile
needs of every
—\
_——\
\\
supplied the transportation ’
“will. the
1"“ Sound Bum ""33 American College of Physicinnssnd
2‘ Surgeons. Both Dr. William J. Tre-
:EE ‘ ‘ " . cey and Dr. \Villiam \V. Tracey are
men John She‘ll‘m- L-har- visiting the college in Chicago. at
" and John McCarthy Visit' the present time They are expected
in eWstcr and mtnc'fl‘ to return home Monday.
laundry of today suprfia
every sanitary need from
the roughest wash to Lt:
finest finished fabrics.
Cutters. of, Ron'syton. finds himself
today. This is especially true in these
soocalied “hard-tlmcslfl
Mr. Streb has a newly remodeled
factory. machinery installed; plenty
served. . g - .
The social for the primary classes
1')! the church will be held Saturday
afternoon in the church.
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' ,Members of the Epworth League
Keyser' street. ,
Joseph J. Linxweiler to E. Keb‘elu.
Six lots. Perry Park. _ .
Estate of Eliza A. Brewer to En-
gene J. Van Ness. lot and building:
Burbank street. ‘
too are Mrs John Gait. Mrs. ”mnley.
Fillow. Mrs. Nelson Crrawforrl. Mrs
Eugene McKenna. Mrs. .Elwsrd
“Hubbell/Mrs. Ersnk Dayton. Mrs.
H. R. Seevees. Mrs. Richard Taylor.
ner. . »
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O
Contractor George Lamb of VVln-
field street has completed a. bunga-
low on Crockett avenue for Mr.
_ Base ll game between
or and Dsnbury.
y C O C
a Guns. That's all.
s, o o
"and Mrs. wnuam Ellswell of
M root. Mr. and Mrs. A. ‘lturruy
or street and Mr. and Mrs.
liessop of Clay street. motored
l E1 e. N. Y. Sunday. and wore
-ests of Mrs. Ellswell's patents:
“d Mrs. Andrcw Evarls.
“I“ 'v 0 O 0
be you know that you'll—find
svorltc magazines at Polsky’s
and News store on Monroe St?
. v.
L,“
g
l
" ’ . O C .
sir. Leonard Oswald of Stamford
visitor in Norwalk Sunday.
:‘l t- s 3
Eleanore Cogswcll of Pan-
psle. N. Y. has been standing
for days as a guest of Vr. and
”ISLA. S. Donahue of Spring drool.
. " s o s
«n-JBuy your Vlcti‘om at Donnelly's
E ‘e sisy weekly payments. toro open
musings until 8 p. m.
M o s s
Allison Burr and Clayton Z‘roslly
Ofeenwich. motored to Novwlk
“May and were guests of Donald
Cirfintcr of Stewart avenue.
’3‘ s s o
-3 Mk B. Decker. Mrs. firthur
'3 Delmar of France street. Mrs Milton
Mirth and Mrs. Ernest Rlollulds of
estport avenue motored to Sound
w Monday afternoon in Mrs.
Del ' r's car. and were the .mests
' I Mr. Philip French of Shore, Road.
‘ {.5 s s l-
“ —;Do you know that you'll find
your favorite magazines of: Polsk)"s
Cit"!- and News store on Monroe St‘.‘
~Ag'v.
. f, o o o
'Tlfomns Finnegan has severed
is ponncctions with tile Dlxon
Plumbing Establishment ln Wehiporl
.1 and has accepted a similar one with
g; the #cnell Plumbing Co.
n " o e s .
~M¥Iarris &. Gaol. That’s all.
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Flint Bell, of New York Clly was
., a. guest of his aunt. Mrs. M. Cullen,
5 of Holden avenue Sundai‘.
. i. a c- n
.i
E. Riith Mara and a. party of friends
» alteh‘ded a dance at 'Quil'x's in
E'f72tlrltfieport Manda; evening. ,
'f‘ o s o _ ’
Ave-23}. Sale—“latch and unit for
“the hire. Gottllcb‘s 12 S. Main St.
‘5 . 1‘3; adv.
.M r ' . .
F3; Ashby. of the Norwnlk Iron‘
W'Worhs was a. business Usher in New
; Hav’én yesterday.
. ‘ I. o s s
E so'dernl members of Nero-
' Scout Troops attended the l.<‘lurc
fisndl'aemomtratlon given by Miss
,z'wdleroth in Red Cross “'Olk. at
:tho Locum Norwzilk Public Lil-vary
‘gE ‘ ye It or day.
‘1‘ Girl
. ‘ O C I!
” Adrgslqrm is {ruining pictures
anth”in l. o. o. r. bldg. .50. Main
i; air-et-
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‘ Mi". and Mrs. George liullcr ol
rE'Van .‘Buron avenue motored to Port
’“Chc‘fl‘ Monday evening and were
[guests of .‘ll'. and Mrs. l‘uoums
I bmith.
o . C U '.
'uFiro Sale—Watch and \‘irtlL for
the late. Gomlcb's 1;: S. Ma“) 5:.
adv.
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. ancr‘filouncll Sons .‘1; Daughters
Of Liberty will hold to. card party lo-
marrow evening at its lodge rooms
E on Washington street, at 8:30. All
* Members and friends are invited. re.
eshmenls will be served.
V a o o
l
Cockenoo Tribe. No. 32. LED. 3.
in. will hold an invitlation dance to-
night in Red Men’s hall. Main street.
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The Ladies' Aid society of
First M. E. church, is meeting this’
afternoon in the Sunday sohool room
of the church for sowing.
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Thursday night Lady \V'ashington
Lodge Shepherds of Bethlehem, will
hold a. dance in
Main street.
the s e
hall.
Mrs. A.ET. Leary and Miss Josephine
Codillot. Every Tuesday crew-w two
orflmore of these women at the "1'"
are to prepare the supper and serve
it for the High "Y" group.~
. .
AEvery thing ‘is all set. for the Old-
the, last of this week. The delete. on
from Westpert will leave shertly-sf-
lernoon and go to New London ‘by
automobile. One group will . go 'in
Paul Clai'tons' car under theiéfiden
ship of Mr. Kerstelter and the other
group in Kenneth Scofleld’s car. “The
will bring them back?
heroin. this industry. I'm willing to
er 8031' Conference at New“ non of
of stock on hand. motors ready to
start. but no employees.
"I'm all ready to begin business."
said Mr. Streh today. "but i‘ lack
handsr'df I cannot get skilled work-
take beginners and teach lh-sm the
business. As yet; I have only a few
men. :1. hope,.thougb. to be in full
swing within a few days." ~
The Steb factory is another step
towardsra bigger industries in Row.
ayton. Mr. Streb leased the 1. ‘operty,
formerly known as the American
Anolinc Company. manufacturers of
dyes. for apex-led of two years. The
. durson.
WOMEN MEET IN
BEDFORD HOUSE
S t a t e Federation of
Clubs Holds M l d -
year Affair —- Auto
Jumps Embankment
The mid your meeting or the
State Federation of \\'omens clubs
was held in iicdiord House 'cslt-r-
day. The meeting was opened by the
singing of "America the. Beautiful
folloued by the reading of fly: Col-
lect tor clubwonwn. which tends
in port as follows; “Keep us. 0 God.
from pctllness; let Us be large in
thought. in word and in deed. Let
us be done with fault finding. and
leave off self-seeking. 'l‘hc wading
ol‘ the collect was followed by n
address of welcome by Mrs. John
Crawford. President of the \stlporl
\Vomulis Town llllprovcnlcnt Asso-
ciation. be... gracious and well
chosen “narks Were followed by
on cqu gracious address of wel-
come. is. Daniel Burr Bradley.
l‘rcsid a, The Current Events
Club. espouse was spoken by
' Ec.l". it. Jenne. Prmidcnl
\Voman's Clubs. Then
vocul sc ciions by Mrs. Percy An-
Mrs. Anderson was «com-
panicd by George I. Tompkins of
Greens Forms. The rhinos» meet-
ing took thctlmo until 2:45
when the nectlng adjourned for
luncheon at the Manor House and
at the Country Club. Seventy-five
women were sent. to the Manor
House and one-hundred to the
Country Club. Mrs. l’rcd Ucrham
had charge of the trl'lspor'allon. h
lloili places were beautifully decorat-
(-d. Mrs. John Adams Thnycr was ill}!
hostess ut the Manor ”clue while
Mrs. Frederick M. Salmon and Mrs.
James l‘elcr L'rudlcy acted as host-
cases at the Country Club. The after-
noon session reconvened at 2 I'. M.
Mrs. Percy Anderson sang a group
of songs. the words and We of
which “on: written by \\'c-‘nort
men. The next in order on fix: pro-
gram was an address by Mrs. l'crcy
V. f‘cnmbacker. of Austin. Texas.
Eli-President of General Federation
ow “'omans Clubs. President 01
Chautauqua Literary Circle This
distinguished woman had a real
message for the women of “'ezlpcri.
“or address was a major event of
the day. Mrs. Bert Lesion Taylor one
lcriulncd with instrumental _E*clec-
lions. The Connecticut delegation re-
port of the Now England conference
3‘
work to enter classes this winter at
the "1'": If you want a better edu-
cation along some
drop in and talk it over with
Secretary. ‘
season tickets for the popular "'1'"
entertainments are not in yet. but
sufficient returns have been
to assure the success of the venture.
The Social Committee is now making
plans which will be given out ‘n the
near future regarding ille
picture entertainments
probably be held on Monday even-
lugs.
men in attendance at the
Monday evening Ladles's Gym Class.
Next week this number will be ma-
terially increased.
been occupying the Burritt Wake-
man house at
have returned to their home in New
York' City. Mr. and Mrs; Kingston
will return again to Westport
lhe summer of 192‘.
the Greens Drug Store. is taking a
week's vacation. Miss
visit her brother stABrookliue. Conn.
George Green motored to
port. Monday. for a day's shopping.
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Ham
and driven by Dormlnlck Romano
of Saugatuck. Jumped a. saint foot
embankment
High school on
and landed in the m'arsh
of the
time. and both the lady .nd Ro-
mano escaped injury. although the
machine is a complete wreck. Roma-
no and his companion were coming
toward Westport. and as ll
making the turn the front spring of
the car Ill-oily.
tomorrow,afternoon stthe ‘
Mrs. Robert Post of State street.
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There will be an opportunity for
oun men interest . '
5' ed in qumtion August.
particular line
E the
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All the returns from the min of
nude
mnlion
Which will
Rabbi t has
. O t I
Last night there were sixteen n'o- ‘
lcgular cutting the for
.Mr. and Mrs. Kingston. who have tory.
Wakcnisns .- "itch.
for
through
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Miss Marie Miller. pharmacist of
Miller will
Mrs. Frsncis Dunnlgan"'mgi‘>;E-m Westport
.
h .
go.
A touring car. belonging to Wil- B'mklim. N. Y”
Bradley of Indian liill Read.
Just nerth of the '
Riverside avenue
at the edge
Saugatuck River. lamano
ad h SOUDS lady With him at i‘~¢,-
' were
Miss M. Crimmins.
em-
ctacrinfl floor of Dr.
Post road.
rolled over
the Post road.
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The Current Events Club will meet
“me of
was given. Invitations for the an-
nual meeting of 1924 were given.
Mlutcs of the Mid year meeting
were read by the recording Secrev
tary, Mrs. Harvey C. Brainnrd oi
'l‘llompsonvlllc. State Fe-l lratlon
L
Howard selleek of Noroton Heights ‘ '
visited their brother.
treatment in a. New York hispltal.
DARIEN }
Mrs. Richard Covert
and “‘1 week.
0
who is under
building and machinery
about $10.0Q0.000. Mr. Strcb said.
The lease was obtained by him last
causing the driver to o E
lose control of the car which werv-
ed to the right. Jumping the
bankmenl. The windshield.
gear. and front spring vere «onsh—
ed and the body badly dented. but
the engine was unharmed. The ma.-
chino had apparently
several times. and the fact tint no-
mano and his fisnce' were unburt is
called a miracle by the pefio. . .
Mr. Fanslar of Noroton Heights is
in xuv York on business.
. I
G. D. Tilley, local '
first prize and also a special prize of
a. silken trophy.'at the poultry show
held in the purchase community
house of Purchase. New York.
Elwood T. Nettleton .
meriy with the Arthur Construction
represent
An old band at the fur game. Mr.
Streb came from Yonkers.
early last slimmer lo ilnd a..sultable
location for such a business. The
factory is a. five story building and
plans are made to have certain fur
operations on each floor. A unmou-
ger and freight elevator has been in-
stalled in the building by The "inst-
ern Machinery Company
Haven. at a. cost. ofnbout 81.500.
Tile main business office is locat-
ed on the ground floor. A time of..
lien find a tool department have been
built on the same floor.
will
from supply officers in New York
and ‘Philsdelphia. according ‘o
Slrcb. The work here will consist of
from
bleaching and grading it and pack-
ing it for shipment to but factories.
In all. about in porcine. men and
women, wlll be employed in the fac-
V. Y“
of New
be obtained
Mr.
the skin.
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Mr. and Mrs. Edwin L. Stevens
of Rownyton avenue and Dr. and
Mrs. it. ii. Bemlsh of Stamford have
returned 1mm a. week’s motor trip
Massachusetts.
and New Hampshire.
Vermont
D O I
hire. Josepli A. Slabell has re-
turned to her home in Rotrn avenue;
after a three 'weeks‘ stay
homo_of Rev. and Mrs. E. L. Reed.
A son was born to like?
Reed shout three weeks In
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;'The Misses Minnie Cleverly 0
Margaret
Cleverly of ‘Whlle PlalmEN. r. are Dr. Zauner had been It
visiting at the home of their cousin.
him. A; B. Cleverly. Crow avenue.
and
merf homes stEGollander‘s Point and
gene to blew York for the
months are: Mr. and Mrs.
Holmes. Dr. and Mrs. Douglas. \lr.
and Mrs. Artemns Holmes and five
children. Mr. and Mrs. J.
Mr. and- Mrs. I.eo Bhubert. Mr. and
Mrs. Alfred Hefner. Mr.
Cyril Crimmins. J. C.E\Vatson and
winter
A. H.
Shubel'f.
and \lrn.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Garlrcil of
Winnapauk have rented the
Hanson‘s house on the
lower
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Mr. and Mrs. Howard Slauson
have moved into the rooms ‘on the
lower floor of the'l‘ristram house on
fancier. wan
last
.,
. _
who was for-
and' the Youngereoples' Society of
the Bowsyton Methodist church will
hold s. Kallowe'en party in the Sun-
day school rooms. Friday night.
Plans are being made for a most
enjoyable evening. Hallowe'en games
will be indulged in and refreshments
will be served. .
- s o o ~_
litemlvrs of the Ladies‘ Aid So-
ciety of the Roway‘ton Baptist
church held their first. meeting of
the season this uternoon. The meet-
ing was in the home of Mrs. Kath-
.erine Scofield. Highland ~avenuc.
Plans for the winter season were
lsid..out and a program of events
were scheduled. .
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The Réx Roofing Company of
Stamford. is' putting a. new roof on
the residence of Mrs. L. Stevens.
~Rowsyton avenue. The work will be
. 0 'ti -.
completed sh i. l. .
Mr .snd Mrs. Charles E. Scofleld
‘and‘ family of Rowayton avenue;
will- go back to their New York
home at 770 St. Nicholas avenue for
film. winter. about the fourth of No~
yember. . .‘ .
' Numerous small boats anchored
in the Five Mile river near the
White bridge and even in the bar--
bor section in Rowayton were pulled
from their anchorages and moorings
yesterday by a. swift current and
arcing north winds. The tide was
unusually high at noon. A skiff
owned by Newton Bond. Rowayton
avenue. dragged In anchor and was
swept by the current nearly titty
yards before the owner could make
a new line fast. Motor boats. In
many cases. were forced to secure
their anchors.
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Friends in this city will be grieved
to learn of the death of Dr. Robert
fl. munch-for mannyears medical
inspector in New York city. vhich
occured at his home in Eidred. N. '12.
lost Snlurday.
He was so years of
Fountaine.
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1A chicken supper is to be held in
the East avenue Methodist-"church
this evening. It is hoped that many
will attend.
» t O =
.The Ladies‘ Aid society of the East
avenue Methodist church will hold
it's weekly meeting this evening at
the church.
A. O O
' Several of~the East Nor‘waik boys
are
boy's conference a
Friday. '
' , o s s
The local boys are certainly not
laying (down on the Job of helping
to sustain the VVestport ”1'". Many
have become members.
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New Land on
Mrs. Myron Osborne of Farmingdale,
Long Island. formerly of East Nor-
walk on October 15.
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Mr. and Mrs. Arthur “'nlrlrcn cf
Collage street have returned from
an automobile trip to Boston.
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.e The regular Thursday evening
prayer .meciing of the Best avenue
Methodist church will be held as us—
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ual i omorrow evening.
A special meeting of the Girl
hall next Saturday.
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Milton Siauson of 6 Myrtle street
has resigned his position as East
Norwalk correspondent for the Nor-
walk Hour. _. '
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Miss Thaycr of East avenue onler-
tamed one of the Hillside SullO.)l
teachers over the “'eek-end.
.expecting to attend the older-
1
Vaast Brothers to Harry Garwig.
lot.“ Roland avenue.
Stephen F. Chernitxssy to
Rudolph Czibere and wife. lot and
buildings. Paradise street.
Frank Tatte to Bartolomeo Flore
lot and buildingsycnff street.
Joseph A. and 'John E. Michele:
to Alex Kaplin. lot. Wilton avenue.
John E. Larson to John Kravarlk
and wife, lot Roland avenue. 2
Daniels. Gilbert to Anton Bruiss-
ier and wife. lot and buildings. Cliff.
street. ,' .
John F. Cook to Thomas Martin:
and a representative
for you
NORWALK seem
LAUNDRY
Our telephone is 790% u
call and-explain our diffe:
ent servmes that we can 0‘.
gland and buildings. ‘Vinficld street:
A daubhtcr was born to Mr. and5
Scouts will be held at Community;
0
It‘lt‘pllllliv- mg
l
Coolidge Talks on. .
Armistice Day Plans;
43 Day Street
sage from Presdient Coolidge, call-l
ing the attention of the nation to the “‘ASHIXGTON H. .
deep significance of Armistice Day members of 111.. .-'_». E. .
was made public last night by the?" McFarland \vir‘. .
league of remembrance. tux-day by Susrmhn. i,
It is now quite apparent."-snid the i perfornlvd "E. r“
President. “that the observance of ual call of Gun"
Armistice Day is destined to be. I'Ol'lshipmates “ 3.1, 727 E .
many years. one of the national snc' Ikansas and lb- ll-‘i‘ ,
ramenlul occasions of deep signi"i— 1 off Cape Cwl >3 z ‘- .- . - > : , t
cancv. So long as the generation of 7}” man an '
yo rig men who served in the “’orld l boatswuiné
w r. and those who supported them ilen )1. Smith. H
behind the lines. shall continue tozThomus sync}; 13,, .,
color the national thought and inter»- ?stremx, watery: _
est. this occasion will be in no dam-l Those m.” a ”r.
ger of losing its place in the public !a con,p_1rqm.n: :. . j ,
thought. . liho ofilwial l'vpcr $1,“
Econiradvs v. in i'~ .
Miss Claire Carpenter of 94 3..th debris. it v; ,
Main street and a. party of friendsimns of Ham-ml.- .:_
from -- . w York city attended theialarm and tunic: :-
lnlerna onnl race between Papyrus’forwarrl romrur'
and ch at Belmont Park Sat-inlay. or 105: cf liz. r- vi"
1
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NEW YORK. 0a., 24.———A m..-;C°nn‘ Sailor l laleed
by Secretary herb:
age and during his lifewss a no
at mallsurgeon in the U. ‘8. army amine“ »
service in Unbound the Phii'pinos
fife attained the rank of major be
for? his disehsrgo from the service
is survived by his widow. a soar
ld. snd s. coufln. Josue?
.tive of Now‘York. In 1898 his was E‘
v
. i
lit. Stsbe’li. noton avenue." ' wayiouE
'rhouen'
visitor in South Mei-walk and no“
\ syton.
agement of Charles Rinaul»
‘fiCrossed Wires." starring Glad}
Walton. was the picture shown. 1(-
gether with s. comedy and one selix
picture.
Chestnut street, Noroton Heights
motored to Bear Mountains on Sun
day.
The cake sale. which was held i-
the vacant store next to the Walt.
Stewart company store. by the Sir
Scouts on Saturday morning. wx.
thank all who assisted in any way.
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Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Wylie and two
to move to Darien by November 1st.
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sited Mr. and Mrs. Henry C. Street
of Mansfield avenue recently.
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‘ Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Howe of
West avenue are entertaining Miss
Violet Miller of Scranton. Pa.
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accepted a position in the
daughters of Nihion. are planning4 .
.l JUST NOW a,
Before You Start the Fur-
nace Fire the use Of a blan- '
ket or comfortable is rather .
Thomas Murray of Noroton has ’.
Next Saturday Hoot Gib, ..
son. in “Double Dealing." has been ‘
1
selected. 3 .
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Mr. and Mrs. Jock Dugdsie o! ”
very successful. and the girls wish 1.,
John Simmouson of’New York vs.» ‘
e.
. “ ';"':. his??? .95 "
4‘ 'ri-E-‘sr‘wfiz’e-2fi ‘.~
M '. Meow “N‘l‘flf‘rfihf‘
.“T'ef '
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Darlen
necessary, _ W
CURSTOCK'OE BLANK. one AND COMFORTERS
is complete and we are veryconfident that you will fid
company, but is now staying in Euro store in Dal-ion.
risburg. Pm.‘ visited with friends in o o c
Darlen recently. .E . The pupils of the Holmes school
- vo a Coiumb rogra ‘
Next Wednesday afternoon in the gem The pmggag a‘s 130::3
Women’s club auditorium. We Opening prayer. Hymn. Flag Salute
Schubert club will hold its second "The Star Spangled Banner " Brie;
‘Song. Adjournment. The meeting
was held in the "Y" Auditorium.
union was beautifully decorated
with autumn leave! and fall ’lmvers
under the direction of Miss Mary
Burr! of shady Elms. Greens Farms._ '
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. Mr. and Mrs. Fredrick Sullivan.
summer residents of Bell lslaml.
avd’roturncd to their home in New
orig. ,
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' ”is S: Uflrll. "liai': all
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Miss Hilda Leveren of Noroton
Heights has purchased some plop-
erty (rem Mrs. Wallace.
'e‘ '1 tn"
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Mr. \V’llllam’W'lllnlot 3-“. of the
Post road lost a valuable bird dog
one day this week. The dog ">1, entertainment of the season. Miss
E' Mound Mrs. Max limit and lum-
lily have returned from Silver Sun-'1
"tench to South Norwnlk and have
moved into their newly completed
.‘ in Seymour street.
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look Edgerley of the Governor's l
w ~~ .2 nor visilo N ‘ '
fi‘ Emu a. r in omalk
' " E. . o s s
Dancing Class Miss M.
Wold will begin her Social
Class for girls and boys this
can: at 4:30 in H1
. Norwnlk. adv.
w , 0 O C
. .fsnd Mrs. David Bliss of Put-
nnue and Mr. and Mrs. Wil-
e rtright of Cove avenue. .m-
n trip over the storm King
Over the week-end.
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EE iyou know that you'll find
otite magazines at Polsity‘s
News store on Monroe St?
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a Main. local mail carrier.
. ed to his work this week
_ week's vacation. '
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ported English Scarf $3 and
Camilla. Gift Shoppe—Adv.
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Dunn. of Stuart avenue. is
“summer home in Ridge;
. have a big Father and Bons‘ banquet
w. s. M. Hutchlngson is the new-
.cst addition to \Vcstports colony of
Artists and writers. Mr. Hutcninson.
who is an ’author of many books, has
purchased a. place up \Veston way
and will reside there in the
near
frond a few days later, ll. New
Caraan.
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Miss Catherine Holly of New Roe
chello visited with Mas Doris Balo
Elinor Douglas. sbpranoswlll render
several selections. The business
meeting will begin at 2 o'clock and
the program will begin' at 3:30
o'clock. Tickets for which may be ob-
future.
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Mills Jessie Colt-s. who is the guest
of Mrs. Carrie Selleck of Lincoln
street is sailing for Europe Tli'i 'sday
on the President Grant. The will
make the. sixth trip abroad for Miss
Colos this your. Miss 'olcs. when
she returns will change ihc direction
of her travels. and sail the southern
secs.
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At a. meeting of the Bay's Work
Committee held last cveningidciinite
plans were outlined for theetrservo
once of Fathers and Sons' \l’eek
which begins this year November 11.
Mr. Anderson‘s plans‘i‘nclude‘ a Co
to Church Day. at which time it will
be urged that boys and their fathers
attend church together.. 'l'lusdny
evening of that week will p'o‘ ably
be reserved as a Open House night
for boys and t clr Duds to use the
privileges of the "I” together. 0n
“'ednesday evening it is planned to
at the "Y".
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The High ‘ "' Club will hold ill
regular weekly meeting tonight. Fol.
lowing the-supper the club will hold
its first initiation at which time Wil-
l2
V s , in.
i, by ‘ - Jess
lord of' Maple
Red Cross convention st'Hartford
or Friday: Mrs. N010”. Mrs. Henri
C. Hodges. Mrs. Andrew Shaw. and
Mus Ruby Vase.
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the winter 'in New
Bridgeport
Home. in, Noroton Heights. Thurs.
day. '
held at the St; Luke’s. parish house
on Thursday morning was a “great
success. The ladies in charge extend
their thanks to all who assisted in
anyway.
Heights, who has been.
‘ proving.
ards of Darlen entertained over the
week-end Mr. and Mrs. Arthur P
of-GreenE wiéln, . ,
"chi
ed the firemen' ‘ulebrstion’ in tort '
_ will. furnish most of the entertain . '
avenue on Friday
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The following ladils attended the
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Dr. and Mrs.E Javri is will spend
York city.
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The Women's Relief Corps of
visited the Soldier's
tallied at the door for guests.
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The cottage meeting of the Pros-
byterian church-.Noroton, will
hold this week at the residence of
Mr. Harold Hoffman on “’ednesdny
evening at 8 o‘clock.
be
t
I On Tuesday evening at 8 o‘clock
the Men's club of the Presbyterian
church have planned a real
time. A large attendance is dos-Led.» fly“ figs-vicar examinations for the;
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so :lni
Miss éusfe Lanzq‘, daughter or Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph Lance of the Post
’ u 1 road. and Mr.'John DeMarfiin of
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.The, Rummage sale which " was
New Haven. ‘
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R. Irvin of Noroton
ill. is im-
Mrs. A.
' ¢ ' ‘ _ > 'w k.
Mr. and Mrs. Marshall 1’. Rich- Ge
down.
I‘Urtmf, . .
.Ell one
nasal-.6
.m. and Mrs.» William Dev ‘ numb” 0’
ldren. Andrey minimally}? sec-orig.
New. Haven will be married at the fl:
St. LukejsEchurch. Noroton on Wed-
nesday. Oct. lathe at 4:10 P.
Rev. Dumbell. {rill 'oi'ficiate.
newly wedded couple will reside in
M..
The
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The log cabin. owned by Leland
Sledge. and Tritcheller's Electric
shop were broken into one night last 7
:f'he thieves were apparently
in search of_ money tor everything
wsa ransacked and turned up side
A. match and some candy
sketch of liferof Columbus_ by Lu—
vcten Dick. stories of Columbus. His
boyhood. by Robert Frisbie. plans
for his voyage. Gordon Licomb; The
on: the return to Spain. Chester?
Erikett: Dates in the. life of Colum-
lgrols " Friend. 1 Margaret Stevens
Leona Ludwig; song. America, , the
Besutl ." , -
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ins-Postmaster Frederick
eccently in the absence ’ of , Acting
~Post master Broge. who was
since. hm-
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trip across the Atlantic, Walter Wlk- K
bus, Crystal Ede. Angelina Bimbo.
n. ?‘
Smith m in the Darien post office .2
. in ,.
:South Norwsik where he took thol‘
.. Captain Eric M. Knight attended A.
banquet in New Haven, given by '
7“Friday evening. .
7 s o s '
”Mr. Williamnolan. electrician
ring two houses in Noroto
‘eights’or Willem Dugdnle .
o 'q o > ,
were to; ' *"frlomlfhe log csbin- and
mononucleosis: from ‘
shop. This. isthmht t «
EEe Connecticut National Guard on?
'them most reasonably priced. ,
‘ ‘ THE MAGEE RANGE
MAGEE RANGES make friends and hold
them. Any home with a Magee Range
in the kitchen is always ready to serve
30°21 meals on time — one movement of
the damper. and your fire starts at once
and the oven — always ready, is a
wonderful baker. Heavy castings make
M“8‘00 Ranges last. We also have a. line
31' stoves.
' _‘A GAS'OR 011. HEATER
2'
room livable sud/will save your coal for some little time to
as
come.
i
. orniture Co.
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