a
a._
It
‘ HIV.
nest thunder. November first.
> " A .. Cummings, formerly
so. now a resident of Buf-
‘ I. was a visitor in town.
’ and was entertained by
many friends; .
.
in. lamuel Seltzer. of the Leroy
“”00. was a business visitor in
I"! York City yeste:day.
' 41 O O
, ,—m you know that you'll find
your (Ivorlte magazines of Polsky's
, cigar and News store on bionroe 8t?
‘i.
.
' . .d {it ' A Pol-1|,
Councilman an rs. . -
man. had Mr. and Mrs. \Villianf
killer. of South N9W§”‘"‘n“fl" re.
turned to thclr horn'es'after‘ a gotten-
in motor trip over-.the'Mohawk
l. ‘ ‘ '-
.o.. o ,o_‘:. ' .‘ M:
an. and is. Algig.p j rfsey and
son. Alvin R. of inward .: were
guests of MrsandMn. owardf-‘Ray-
mend elven—times; ,
‘ . , O I ‘v . ‘-
-l‘irc Rio—Watch andwslt for
the date. Gottfleb‘s, to south“; Main
’ O t C
Residents of .“joodward avenue
complained to. the police. last night
about several dog: barking.
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Mr. and Mfrs. Y'.‘Your'dl§ky have
returned from their honeymoon trip
chromium“. and arewisitlng the
farmer's-parents on ‘Ely'Ave., _ e 5
l O O o
——§uy your Victrors at Donnelly‘r
on our Weekly payments. Store open
evenings-until 2 p.‘ [1].. .
"-e.
I
Mines alane Ellswortht An'ne'
Roberts. and Jack Board. Edward
Rochester“ and. Frederick Holmes ’of
Greenwich ‘motored to Nobwulk last:
’evenlng and were the‘guests ot-Miss
use fiuckman of Belden Ave.
. . O U .
Jnék inner. of'the Crofut. Knapp
('30.. Hence friends in Peekskili:
New York Monday. -
0 o s
Fred Norton and Miss Lillian
Johnson visited friends in Danbury
Monday.
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—Fire Sale—Watch and wait for
the date. Gottlieb’s, 12 South Elli!)
streets , , ‘ ,
.. _ .- s o
Francis Ryan and Julius Roismnn
motored to‘ New Haven inst eve-l
hing 1nd were the guests of Mrs. J.
R. Cunningham.
-' , s e s A '
Miss Margaret Soi'tsz of Lexington'
averlu’e was a recent. visitor ”in
Bridgeport. ,
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-—Do'you know that you’llvfind
your favorite magazine-s at i'ols‘ky's ’
Cigar and News store on Monroe St?
-—Adv. .
or, thi: Friend and .VVilllam Ryan“
weretvisltors in New “York City‘
Tues )3.Whero they, witnqsscd the;
performance- of ”Two ‘Flilioli's 41ml
I. Owl." ‘ :i'w 1
'l': . ,t .. 9:. .-
Ths'New Victor records-.59 on
sale at Donnelly’s tomo'ry-w a list
is scheduled in the. Donncliy'sladi
issue. . .
C 0 O '. ‘
—Eyu examimvo one guesses
ma
‘ moon. A. Benedict». Jeweler. :-.; titre football game Friday 1)!"an up Interest of Pupils
3. ~ . .- ,’ ' '. ., . ...lhe Norwnlk High school and the . . . . .
Omit-Int: Chm Postponed. ‘ Lilanluiry High at the Rnxter In Addltlon t0 Aldmg'
The Opt‘lllli: nl‘ Miss Wall's fiocinl “grounds. P H 1th
anciugflglass rcngiljls'iand boys o o 0 ea * /
has been bnétponed Until” Friday. . . Mrs. John Warren of Myrtle street '
Nov. 2nd at 4:30. Red Men's Hull. [gift “'cdncsdny for a week-5 qu to Recreational facilities for the pi:—
Norwaiiiitf: t, .» '. 11.ij Story-’- Conn. plls of tho Rowayion public school.
C C 0
Louis J-li'i‘ler. Superintendent of ‘hi'
Georgbtotvn Wire Mills. has pur-
chased a. new i-‘rzlillclln scdan.’
‘ D 0
Curtis A. Owens. of Mills ttrect.
Broad River. was confined to his’
home yesterday with a lur- hip.
O I 0
—Do you know that you'll find
your favorite magazines at Polsky‘s
Cigar and News store on Monroe St?
’ s re a
The Sunday School Teachers of
the Junior Department of the ~‘outh
Norwulft' Congregational- (‘hurv'
School will“ hold a meeting this‘
evening)" the Church at new -:1 lhlr
ty o'clock—’One of the topics lo-be
discussed is the afwardlng V. the
Kendall‘Memol-ial ‘Fund to‘- the pu-
pits.
_ I O 0
Miss Bessie Corbett of Mott ave-
nue has rcsumedher duties with
Roger and Stevens. followings two.
weeks' visit with relatives in Ripley.
N. Y. ~ ‘ ‘ ‘
""'"e ..... .
—Harris a Dans. That's all.
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.Mi. liar-garet Beers is confined
to bebhome on Ely avenue ‘by -iil-
uses.
5“ .. o s o .
l'l'heffli'earihgvin rcqlrd to the at:-
t‘whlch happened in .‘-‘ai~ileld
Sunday morning. in which a on-
dflvon by,hirs. Julio. Lynch. unfair.
field. c‘olg cd_ with cars'drivgn by
Fronds ' llagher and'Rolq-ld Eliot:-
wood. both of Norwaik. which was
scheduledto have beenheld t'Ll
morning in the 'F‘airueld 'onrt
Home. We“ postponed- until.
. \ .- . L. g ." -; .
, ads-ha a Gene That's ‘all.
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lawsuit-Gentry ‘of Dunbar-y was
s visltmzia Norwalh-‘yestel'dayh . L
‘u- o o ' '
as. following is). iii-ls: mm _‘a
p , consummation}: last
acram: IrICr'M.‘ Webb. news-oats.
M. h a visitor in Miami ~nd‘s
at the Hotel, Manila—f 1. Mrs
ass all ‘ mpzmts. and
, Mrs.
fllrooklyn.
. . ,
her home last evening.
-—-Adv.
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duties rteddy V
yestef'dsyr- on '
l‘ranh. Raymond was
yesterday. ,_
0. F. Bldg.
avenue car barns.
have returned
in West Washington Street. ,
O O O:
s
end at the home of Mr.
Fred Becker. 30 _Llncoln
teacher in the Marvin school
Robertson substituted.
O O 0
her home in llrooklyn last
after spending several days
avenue.
' s o o
J. Gamble of In First strw‘t.
‘ " s s o
O O O
,1
New York
several days at the home
.I. o
[,1...’ ,
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is of 4 Myrtle street
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at days out of town.
a o_ o
Miss Mary nuts 5: Ely avenue
entertained friends from Dunbar: at
Milton, Markoff is in New York
city today on a business trip.
0 U .7. '
-Do you know that you'll mud
your favorite magazines ati’o' y's
Cigar and News store on Monroe ‘St?
Chief .Pennington returned to ' his
gfiermin gto Norwich
business. Sergeant
in charge
0 I O
I—To have that parlor suite up-
holstered call Bergstrom, new i. O
A complaint was received at po-
lice headquarters about- boys des-
troying property in the Woodward
A water faucet
was broken and the floor of the‘
building was flooded ‘with water.
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Mr. and Mrs. Samuel:‘.t3reenstein . »
to South' Kuwait
from their summer home- at Fort
Trumbull Beach and have-taken up
their residence in their apartment
Spring street has been torn'up {or
the laying of a new gas main there.
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Mr. and Mrs. Coylo and children.
Walter. Clifford and Doris. nirvana
-Mrs. Anton Grunber-andMsrgal-ct.
Elfriede. and Arthur Becker all of
Jersey City N. J.. spending the week
and Mrs.
"""llle.
thhur Becker and twins Arthur r- ll
Adeline are spending a few weeks at
the home of Mr. Dockers Parents.
WW
Miss Carrie Petty of Row-Hon a
was
“let her home yesterday. Mrs. Ed.
Mrs. Herman Mnlkim returmd to
‘v-ming
with
Robert Josclovsky of Sutview
’ Gordon L. Gnmble of Springfield.
\lass. spent \Vedncsdny with “'llliam
' All'Esst Norwalk schools will be
closed to-morrow because of a con-
.ventlon of teachers in l:‘ :dgnport.
‘K. “2 I-‘itch of Myrtle strmt. m—
turned today from a business trip to
New York.
EdwardrRyan. Theodore Netlgbau-“ 5\lrzzind Mrs. Henry Beinfinld of
'ccrntly spent
of Mrs.
‘ rtVJ'osolot‘sk'y c: Scarlet? ave-
- “fiaymond and Miss Verna Ro-
.. rel irned
fr m a pleasant visit at the home of
vertisgqlept en unother;.psqc gulltlusfm .
it is hoped that many will attmd
Mr. \Vilburs of Myrtle street has
returned home after spending sever-
O‘ dam
. Dominick Romano and Visa Lil-
lianVallentoarstobemanied' tn
the Church of the Assumption. on
the morning of Nov. 8th.
‘ o o o g,
Ladies classes in the "Gym" are
being held Holiday evenings-fend
Thursday mornings. An! ens uter-
eeted.’ cit: . phone 540 or call at
Beast-d house-and sec that-mam.
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Miss Edna Beers Ross is enter-
taining Hrs. Ions“ Taylor.‘ at her
home on Wright street.
I I 0
Hrs. David Boobs spent the day in
l Bridgeport Oy'ésterday‘.
s ,o c»
The junior “Y” boys are to give
aVHollowe'en 'social in the “‘1’"
building Oct. alst. ‘ "
O O O . '
«Mr. ‘and Mrs. Kenneth-Walters“
and their daukhter Betty. of Icons.
N. J. were the week-end_gucsts of
Mrs. Wakeman's Parents. Mr. .a .d
Mrs. star B. Hoyt of Wymtromere
farm. ‘ *' *
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Local police and the State police.
will investigate the death of Chris-
topher Benson. who was found dead.
in a barn on the farm of Patrick
Flynn in Saugatuck Tuesday morn-
ing. Medical Examiner Dr. J. if. No-
lan said death was caused by t frac-
tured skull. It is believed that
Henson fell from it ladder and land.
ed on his head. thus causing his
death. Also there was a theory of
foul play and it may develop that
Benson was hit on the head by some
kind of”a blunt insqument which
caused his death.
0 O O O
The recent rain has caused much
stood on the outskirts of the cwn
Several wells reported dry 'or the
-past two months now have a few
inches f water in them. In “—1;
places the brooks again have started
to run. The woods and dry fields
have been wet down so as to proven'
forest tires from starting. The lusty
country roads have been helped also
by the rain.
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The local trolley lines have been
delayed on both ends of the fin: be-
cause of the dirt which has «stored
the tracks in many places. Th- rail-
road viaduct at the corner of Greens
Farms road and Compo road has
been full of water at high tide and
prevented traffic from passing un-
der it. \
O O O 1
The water fronts have been 'trn-
arred by the fury of the waves -ron~
the Sound. Several rinall boa" have
been broken away from their iroor-
liter and drifted out in the harbor
Also many cellars near the liver
have been filled with water.
W
RECREATION BIG _
,.
Outdoor Sports Keep
are one of‘thc features of the insti»
lutioll. So enjoyed are the outdoor
sports at the school. that the faculty
has to contend with a unique situa-
tion. Instead of urging the pupils
to derive more pleasure and benefit
SCHOOL FEATURE
.fl. _ _ p
g: worms-v;
sing the walls of one of-t
rooms is a banner on which a fitting
testimonial is inscribed. This ban-
ner was won by the boys of the
school in the inter-school athletic
contest held last year. The banner
was awarded because of their win.
nl t honors in the relay race,
Out of twenty schools which particfo,
noted in the'fleld meet. Ronyton
had representatives in all of the m.—
all. t, '
There are few “mid” players in the
school. .according .10. the} principal.
Herbert Wilimont. "Iiwas'flwaya in
favor of- encouraging) helpful athle—
tics in a school. I am quite happy
and contented to see my pupils on-
gaging in clean outdoor sports which
will tend to help th in their stud-
les. ,"Principal “fill out. assisted
by members of the teaching staff.
Misses Katherine Curtin.‘Annn. “feed
and Edith Lewis. is in direct super.
vision of the pl’ayground activities.
Not a little credit is due to work
on the part of E. W. Godfrey. school
custodian. Many are the times that
Mr. Godfrey has fixed a broken
swing or slide to make some chi”
happy. Something is always break.
ing and the'custodian sees to it that
the .“break” is immediately "pail-sly,
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Members of Eveready circle. Kings
Doughtera of I Rowayton. 11".“! a
meeting this afternoon at 2 o'clock
in the home of Mrs. Fred Ambler.
Rowayton avenue. Plans for the cou-
cert to ,be given in the near Future
by the circle were discussed.
. O O
Mrs. ‘Thomas lento. Roxvayton
:nvenue. is confined to her home by
illness. She is suffering with an
ulcerated tooth.
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Dr. and Mrs. R. Bernard. Chutam.
N. J.. are. visiting at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Mills, Highland
avenue. 9
O O O y .
Pupils of.the Row ‘ on schoot
are looking forward to holiday to-
morrow when the teaching staff of
the school will attend the state
teachem’ convention to be held in
Bridgeport. Principal {isrbert Will:
meat and Misses Katherine Cull-in
Anna “’ced and Edith Lewis. acul.
ty, will attend the state session to-
morrow.
o o O
Postmaster and Mrs. Harvey~ Ack-
art. Rowayton avenue. are entertain
ing as guests air. Ackart's brother
William Ackan. and wife. of New
York city. '
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High tide on Tuesday wreaked
great havoc \tlth harbor crafts and
properties. Workmen are still one)
repariing the damage done by the
unusual title.
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Water seeping through dykos built
by the Case Construczioncompany
caused damage and hindered their
operation ‘of dredging the harbor
basin. SeVeml pipes used to carry
mud and sand to the surrounding
were broken,by the force‘ of
storm. -
the
~ o o 0 ,~ ' .
The concrete walk. connecting linll
between Baton Point a Bell, 1!:
land. was seyerclydsm d by Ethe
strong waves and wind which buffet-
ed it. A number of small boats in
the river dragged anchors uni in a
few instances. were torn from their
mooring to piers. ,
U . O
, Revvaytonians are showing great
interest in the Home lllxazziiful and
Fall Fashion Exposition which is
being held this week in the Nor-
waik armory.
__O t O
Members‘of the Rowayton mp-
list churcll'urc looking forward to
the "Father and Son" entertainment
and supper which will so bold in
meadows which are being filled in..
l
’ In"
Gama.
lag. and "may“ were thoroug -
ly enleyed. Richards sang ..
solo. and also: a duet. with Hrs.
lngalls. Rev. Frederick J. Pieplow.‘
on behalf of‘ friends present. pre.
sented air. lug-ails with a. gold
fountain pen. ,
e o a
Mrs. George Valle spent Tues.
day and Wednesday of thin weak
visiting her sister hire. Floyd Hobo
kins of Bridgeport. Conn.
Joseph Amend of West Avenue is
erecting a some on his Wort! Ni
West Avenue William You“ is the
contractor.
A . O O O
{Dishonor-Lot» Miss nuby Vase.
Public Health‘ dinner of Danes.
showsfj‘very hood Work done at the
Dentni'cl' .byl‘Dc-t Brennan. The
report is as ollewet 7 1? clinic: last
Mr; 184 chi , mamas" silver
fillings: :99 temporary fillings: u
porcelain fillings; 51: bad teeth
exflaeted. The school children is
some cases pay a very small fee
and income‘eases scanner is paid
shall. The work is done in the
most apmyfl .‘eiyleg and: parents
need feet-“Fm 'hfisltuncy in manual
mew: hlld b‘s teeth to be treated
urine clinic; which is under the
capable supervision of Miss You
and Dr. Brennan. ~ ,
O 0' I
-Clarence Scofield.‘ 'Jr..
Ruth Broacher were united in mar-
riage furthered-.7. ‘
0aner evening of this week
the Boy Scouts of Noretoa will hold
their masquerade dance at the Bak-
er school. .
Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Evans of No-
roton Heights, entertained hire.
{one of New York City. over the
\\'cck~cnd.
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Miss Jean Murray. daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. William mum of Ho-
roton. sailed on the "Sabote." Sat-
urday. Miss Murray will attend a
university in Paris, the coming year.
_ O O 0
Frank Armstrong. of Not-etch
Heights. is making a one!“ trip
through Manchu-cits.
O O 0
Mrs. Rena is building a bungalow
on her property at North Spectacle
Lake, Kent.
0 O 0
"King Robert of Sicily,” one of
the selections to be given Friday
night at the concert to be held in
the Congregational church, was ded-
tented by the composer to David
Bispham, the great baritone, who
gave it no less than five hundred
times in concert work.
I O 0
Constfile Smith of Dorian. took
into custody yesterday a boy who
admitted stealing a bicycle from
West avenue near St. Mary's church
last Saturday. The local police were
informed of Smith's action.
HIGH SCHOOL l
0*. .m .
At the regular’wcekly ’amembly
held "in the auditorium yesterday
mulling. Superintendent» of: schools.
Georgi) v. bucnanan spoke as "The
\ii'zuc of Education." air. Buchanan
told oi the part played by eduoauon
in the world today. be emphasized
we ways oi obtaining it and the ef-
iorts that should be made in ac-
quiring ‘it. .. lie paid in port: "Suc-
cess ’in life depends on one's pur-
pose‘and auituue *in withstanding
the worldly struggles. Your success.
in school depends upon your purpose
and integrity. New in your time to
”6513 the seeking or an curative. i!
and Miss ,
its being talked as one
. a-
‘ . ' 92 ”I“? in-
prostitution for “II-fl
W W, “toga!“ hm brooch!
into ostrich so about a mbatb are 'but
as yet nothing has been ocean
:pllshed. Reports state that an or-
ssnishg meeting will. be bold in the
early out of neat week.
The play commutes of the Drama-
tlselub met yesterday in room as to
take up station further in the sales.
tion «,aelaywbieii will be pre-
sented by that outstation in Dec-
ember. Nothing definite was decide
ed and the matter was tabled until
sitar-thal- date.
' date for the Echo dance "has
been changed from Nov. 3. to Nov.
as. the eve of Thanhgivfnx. 'l'be
strait- as originally arranged was to
have been a masque dance but upon
consideration the matter was voted
to be held on the eve of Thanksgiv-
ing. Arrangements are now being
"13:: by Elisabeth Poiser, editor in
e .
MANYMATMEN
Are ‘Annoas‘ to Get
Chance at Title Held
by Strangler — Fine
M a t e r i a l i n this
Country
As the average follower of wrest-
lingas to the best hearts in the
sport. and he would answer without
hesitation. “Ed Lewis and :tanley
Zbyszko."
The answer is correct but it
should be amended by adding. "and
other: that can be'named."
Notable among the list. as was
recently pointed out in the Post.
M John Pack. the Nebnukan.
a strong. fast and experienced grep.
pier. He is s. formidable opponent
for any in the game and can. beat
many of them. '
But there are others beside Pes-
ek. among the number being Mike
Christiansen. the lows. State "inner.
city coach who has worked here on
several occasions; He has Unused
about considerably with Plestzna. ‘ 9-
log content to remain in the each-
ground for reasons best known to
himself. Pat Motif". who shares Ne
busiest: honors with Pesek. is an-
other who will bear watching.»
Wrestling News in a review of the
beavles. ails attention to a"?! IVade
of Wiener. Neb.. as one of those
whose ability is pronounced and
who is mid to be a promising bros-
pect. Fred Grebmire of low... who
has been exhibiting his uni-rs 'i
Xinneoota. is also considered a brll- .
Kant prospect. Another is
Browsing of Wichita. Kata. while Ad
Santel. the California light ' awn?
weight star. is likely to be a serious
contender before long in the tap di-
vision. ' '
In Prank Judson. the Bryan:
coach. the mat game has a chap who
has ”comer” written all over him
But for Cain’s runout. Frank was
to have been pitted against him this
tseuon and a whale of a match.
would have resulted. . ;
Young Catch of Des Moines, In...’
a nephew of the late Prank "sung
who will!
make his mark in the ranks of the
7 Long .
Lou Dart-o. .
Bostonian. has been promoting.
this country and that being invert-
ed from aboard. the wrestling
in the States should so i’ '0 him and
remain there all season. It will be
up to the promoters. managevs ard
performers if it‘ does n-t.
public should do its share by insist-
ing on clean matches. aniline
“shooting" contests. in. discontinuance
of “the pitting of men from
same stable against each other and
Other similar tactics.
BOHANNAN CASE
schncider. of Cos Cob. is still. to all
film
of the
Benjamin Bohannan. charged with
malpractice. was again cm.“
yesterday morning by Judge Young
upon agreement of counsel for the
defense. In the event that the girl.
comphinlng witne- in the
should be apprehended inf-re the
end of themonth. the ewe will be
brought to trial at that time it was
said last night.
III In Either the Cut, 0* ,
Judge John ugh. o: N mu. “‘1” be in a com on?"
o with Horns‘nv'q ‘3“,
and Attorney H. Stanley Filfh. 0f - . u \ fig 335 ~
Stamford. representating
fence. asked yesterday that ‘rc case
be nolled. An objection Was ‘aised
by Assistant Prosecuting At‘u-ney
Mu Spelke and was sustained by
Judge Young. Counsel for the
cused was of the opinion that. should
the girl be found and brought
Stamford. the case could then be
re-opened. if a nails were
itary air force was wipe out by an
accident near this city yesterday.
when a sole military plane
Bulgaria. by the treaty of \‘euiily
was wrecked.
ing fail
coughs
throat. chats and broachiel tronble.§
cou’gba. colds and creep use Foley's‘
Honey and 'l‘ar.
~ingredients printed on the wrap-
per.
cine in the world.
and Tar is the most planar and ef-ga ca:-
:ficicnt remedy for coughs and coldleashi: .2: s
1 .ever saw.” writes Wm. Jones {1 slight and z}
“are. Illinois—Adv. -
new»: ‘flb!
With the built of tine material in
'ne
\
Are in Best p-
Get Star
man of .
rials “rho Is '
Be Trad“
Louis I”
Fallen from their
of the last few
Chrdinals are ge
ation as pennant '
4- Domi T
by the zealous Chambgrbo.
co in the Mound Citv ‘ .
this, it develops t1».
tyreen Regen Ho
Rickey is . sarto_ _
there is little cw» V" ‘ T
.4 ea f
retaining 21:93:33 ”will: ‘
man. ‘
Homsby constitute: ab“. J
nals'
the
the
“the: ,. ‘
reel-s, the l'
{ting Ram
mm GIRL
STAMFORD. Oct. 25.—
Duc to the fact that titanic Uln-
at the
mshy
of such
3‘4
0? out of the Jurisdiction
Dales. the case against Dr.
Cent of the Cardi
ity. Take him fro
Cards would realm???
him to certain other:
might be run the rum,
enable the club new“
finish ahead of 34043:"an
of course. is the ml 0'
National League contends-g
leged conterders—tot N ‘
Graw‘g fourth straight
"d
C8”.
lazing
strength added to what am .
has. The Piratcs. em. (Cam .
to the fight wi‘h Va? 1“- l,“
batting order. provide! nigh
fight and courage “(lg-t:
the de-
be develoried.
Cincinnati fats Were bi
ppointed last 5: . E‘
failed to stem the Gin! :4.
wise old Pat Mar-la. :2. ‘
realized ‘he top‘iblfitesscf
all along. He had :3
and an all-star pitch egg
gin with. and his goose“,
when Rous‘n Was -’:
pitchers: one by one. sat-i ..
ran to fai‘ by the “még
The Rad infield this my
mediocre at it: rest. 7‘: hi .
lamentabla. Wzth fie see» .
Homsby toss» .1 irtn Sam's: ‘
shoes. the Reds w '
3C -
to
91‘] ter-
—*_____
WHOLE AIR FORCE Wt?!
SOFIA. Oct. 25.—Bulgaria’s mil-
,
“A
left to
Weather Chm Case 856mm
Extreme changes of weather dur-
cnuse many colds and,
For quick relief from:
I
T'i‘g
N,
FRED ROCKETS CAR ,
Fred Roomy of “151 r52,
reported to tip {5'
selling cough med:-:r:r was pa":—l i:
“Foley’s Honeyliacc T}: are last :2
drit““ ’ .'
Contains no opiates
Largest
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flint wear and look well in patterns that iii-case -‘
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‘ numerous swings. see-saws. chinnlng _ r on of tee fiery McCarthy
About two hundred and fifty in. bars and and“ pro vi d M for "Mr (affix:rarfongzeggxle:¢iu8ngf pm so; to be one of the most suc.
tended and were seated and s' rved use. In fact. instead of reporting to bore of “1° Fver Ready circle. ceealui organizations ever conductive
“5 30°“ 3" 1119-" arrived. The "WP“ school in Just enouzh time to prevent '
per was more than pleasing ‘u the
evening of Nov. 14th.
port Chapter of the American lied
Cross was held in the Library Hall
committee a slant. year. The Tree.-
, surer‘s ,report showrthe netd of
sufficient 3999' to:m_rry. o. the nec-
pdrt of the production Committee is
as‘ follows: .
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11mm ofrh" mu dripped ‘mm 3 tree.‘s.ttached to WhICh :8 ‘ seam. ? .
abroad ”lumber or’seco-id hand
mats shipped .abrosd 618; ram-
loqny. zoo; knitted uncles mat to
genitals up bed-pockets sent to
soldiers forms
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The supper which the Ladies' Md
society of the East Avenue Istetho-
dist church held last evening was a
grand success. Although a gr‘eat
the church parlors the that week in
November. The affair was post-
poned from October 19. the original
time set for the banquet and en-
from the atheletic apparatus. the
teachers are forced to caution the
children against over exertion. ,,
Little Johnnie and Mary have the
Will not be long before you are cast
out among lize's multitude. and you
must make way for the part to be
played by you."
in the local high school. The sum
dance is exceedingly large and thr
variety and quality of voices No.1}
icing 'a successful moon. The big
worn: to be accomplished this year ;
will be taken from the opera. '
"Faustx‘
President Evcrrett Bulhley oi
the Junior clam is holding a special
meeting of the junior class in rooms
:7 and as this afternoon. it was
called to vote upon the acceptance
of the class constitution recently
drawn up and also some matters
concerning the "Echo." will be
brought up.
A meeting of the businem and e-Ji. 3
toriai staffs of the senior class rern~
inescentise is being held in the ss~
sombly this afternoon!» the pre i-
minary arrangemonb of the purities»
tion. Norma Flewwellln editor in
chief. will meet the editorial stair}
King's Daughters. on November 11.
at the Rose House. Mrs. 1mm-
blcr. Rowayton avenue. chairman of
the entertainment committee. is in
charge of the affair. A rehearsal is
scheduled for next Monday night at
the home of Mrs. Earl Stevens. life.
Kinley place .st 5 o'clock.
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Mrs. Harry inndley has returned
from a visit with friends in Belrn'ar.
New Jersey.
begun at six o'clock with a very up-
belng tardy. littel Johnnie and Mary
petizing menu. As a whole the sup
together with their schoolmates mm-
bo seen enjoying the outdoor recrea-
tion as early in the morning as 8
o'clock. Schciol doesvnot open un-
til 8:46 A. M.
And at noon. instead of going to
their respective homes for lunch.
some of the youngsters who persuad-
‘ ed their mothers to "do up a. lunch."
Mil! Chridline 39k Of First HUT?! munch their mid-day meal while
has been confined to her come dur- swinging on a hog-130nm bar or ea-
‘nt "19 past “’60" 03 ““0“"?- 01 laying the "sllde-for-life." Young»
illness. ters who do sit at the parental table
for their noonday meal. see to it . . . .
that they get away as soon as pos-
Mr. and hire. Charles Klein. of
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33:30:? rejoin their playma es at the I Roy venue a en: t Mr.
The-three committees of the Bta- And the same is true after school Klien's mother of New York City for
9“" High “hm Alumni met a: ”‘9 session in the afternoon. Instead of several weeks.
"1" buildinr mt evenlns to unmet going tortheir homes many of the ' »
arrangements for their enteillln’ children. elect to stay on the action. M“ “’epm’“ “mm“? and 3‘3“"
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members of Aid s'ociciy. '
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:Mr. and Mrs. Arthur' \toorhouso
of First street. are spending a. week's
vacation at Johnsburgh. N. 11. in
the Adirondack Mountains.
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inent'nnd dance 'to be given i the grounds and enjoy the sports. or Etieglullztnglgf. 1.23.3 3°mui‘g and Stanley Joselcvsky basins” Heirs they are at the first breath, heirs Of a wonderful
Staples Hlsh School building on the unusual interest mnong the many Cnumm’z‘ whaeemw wnlwgke manager. will at . the business .
pieces of apparatus provided for the
. . o o s - children is the “slide-for-llfe” This
'Tbe-annual meeting of the West- moat popular sport consists of fitting
on a steel hoop suspended from a.
pulley runway which. in turn. slides
on a steel cable. One pupil at a time
may ride and they say that its the
best sport over. Both ends of the
cable are fixed securely to trees.
though one is higher than the other.
Climbing steps to one tree. the
youngsters take turns in sitting on
the hoop and sliding on the‘csble a
distance of about 150 feet; A mg
in the cable am as a brake and
there no pomible Way for them to
injure themselves.
» committee. To nothing has \
been started by the literary use: of
the book. The business stat is new.
securing estimates various
printing establishments and will b
We to, make known. the publisher: ‘
*of the bookwlthtn a few days. 'i'b
Gregory studios of them Distric '
have been mussel to tabs all the in
ldividual phohgrapba for printing it
civilization, in the creation of which man has labored
- for nineteen hundred years, to make life more livable...
Think of the conveniences surrounding the babies of to-
lday, conveniences. never dreamed of by their grand-
am.“qu , .g _ parents. Andthinkwhatthesemeanstothe mothers. .-
Mrs, Donald Jennlngs 'and ms. ~1me sons by no.
“we? Jeanine 9!. Muenster. - y We number among our cmtomers thousands of moth-
New York visited 3131'. Bro." Charles ‘ - .
in?“ 9" ““2”; are and babies whose lives are made healthier and hap-
their future home.
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_ On Wednesday. November 7th.
the William McKinley Auxiliaryof
Nor-walk will visit the Fitch Home
for Soldiers in Noroton. where they
will stage an entertainment for the
benefit of the maps: veterans there.
Emma Walker. President.“ the De-
partment will accompany them. ‘ . -
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lastevenlng. The executive Cotumit~
tee elected was practically the rame
increasing the member-chip consi-
derably in order that there any be
essary work for the year. The re-
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Total number of garments com- > . '. T“
Hrs; Han-y Hindby of Old King
plated set: second hand gavvnents
hoop is also anotherofthe popular
"stunts." The rid”. seated in the“
hoop acts asthe weight. of a panda-
lum’and the swinging «new is
heartily enjoyed. by the children. ,,
_Fonr set swings baseball ,an/
football demand allargs‘vsand {iii
the gsst tenths youngest - children
are laid outta the W_ '
.thsbsssmesteftbebulldlngh-i
basket spit court. Due to the .low‘
.s‘ee
ItiSSPfiVflegetosel-vethese littletois and their moth-
‘ers. Itisaisoagreatrsponsibfltty‘ .
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beret second hand garments siren
' wn m’; comfort hits"):- the
Panama Canal Zone
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