;‘ ill.'
‘Ut’. Donald Fs
‘ ”'1‘; Court
at
’Rnodss Of Dresd1tlver.
- a e s
j opuntlllb
.s s s
. flamed.”
Mrs, w ' . Wm”?!
1' new. :1 cut
5 .‘
fissd,’ nu
Catskill? Mountains
domed his duties in the
Thunder ~, in
Dr. fivid Bagels;
.—Do you know
5
~Ad V.
7‘ «or.
“new; e‘ ,
dd '0 .
O O O
m
the Rite in Black Rock . .
I”. .
,. Avenue is recouperating
f severe attack of quinsey. ..
o s 0 ~
. ~Caps and soft hats. :Q'Bricn's.
O O O
§dsrtin lie
—Donough attended the dano'e at the
Ritz in Black Rock last-auditing
auspices of ' the
Harold Skidd and
given under the
l
I
V
b.
ilridgeport High School Alumni.
. O O O
Hubert Adams of
with relative-s.
Mrs. it.
in tow n yesterday.
' O
~Do you know
~Adv. - ,
». s s ' s
l". and Mrs. J. Smythe of Bel-
have returned to their
home after a month's colour in At-
" den Hill
lsntic City. .
t"
ion today.
0
1-80“ lists an
. . .
in. and Mrs. Archie Greenburg
, to their
newly-furnished home on Putnam
avenue tomorow after a two wee-kir- ‘9 Town (or the week-end.
honeymoon trip thrbugh Washington.
\‘Vhiie in
Philadelphia they will witness the returned for a week-end in
football game between Center and country home.
Pennsylvania twsyl'
Novas. The board ct Finance held :l meet-
now a ing with the board of Selectmen last
student at the Quaker institute.
s e e .
973° expected to retu
,D. C. and Pennsylvania.
University or
and will also visit Benjamin
s resident of this city, and
Dr. .I. H. aloslan will leave tor
Nashua. New Hampshire, this eve-
“‘M' “h". h. ‘l 10 wild ”'0 ‘elunteerod their ears and '
.. 1m
., ‘7‘““9‘ “mfflgfldf to take the Bow no". my 0' m.
l. . ' . _ "I" and eight of thmboys to the
- ~llsrrtr ‘ 2"": .Im' ' "I . conference st New Y ordain * Pho-
v
in Stsmtord last evening.
. .a . 0 O 'l
I O
~Iergstorm is tr nlng pl
" min i. o. o. l'gildslo.
Mir sheet.
0 O 0
~50 sou knew that
' Vsrite mass at
"it. be held in the
‘ . Neurone: p.041.
Ital-recovering.
later Igzusa. of 11 use;
"Its-- meelsim t .
, Hall in Stamford shout
tor
as 'Isg
Nuwsl
, K. m ry and return avenue slid
as where his little Who
of. lssdow It. ll
newsstand bf- 30“
um. um. Allison Brokaw. Itr.
and Mr. and '
of Willis-sum -
vldtlng Ilr. Ill Ire. Ralph
. PM, Vials-ole at Donnell?!
so was r same-lt- llm "GS. to. community «Item--2)!» .munv
business was dispatched. ‘New gli'ts
M‘bboks’wsra receivcdsnd old books
library-reap: has
, recently so bed-sudgzptw into
I the. pink of condition.£..nls1iy;‘plsns_~
‘tsst Hodge afoul
-flsr_rit & Guns That‘s all. ..
t 4 , . 0 O.’ O .. ' ,
Arthur Lindeburg at West Rocha
. . ‘ a e e
ites‘elyn Joann. daughter 0! Hr.
snd-ldrs...laeob E. Joann oi laws
street. was operated eater adenolo
that you’ll Ind
your favoriti- magazine-s at Pelshy's
Cigar and News store on Monroe St?
0 O O
lyivis Phillips, Julia Joaem and
a party 0: lrlenda .tronl Bridgeport~
motored to flew Raven yesterday. ~‘2
0 0 O '
~00 you know Ihal you'll m2}:
your tsvorlta msgazlnvs st’l‘dishr's siely been
gr» Cigar slid News store on Itonroe it t
I'rencla Ryan and ilsrold
liegm wetor‘d to Bridgeport I." tried to hook
amino and attendedthe dance at
C O 0
«Alarm s (lens That's- all. ‘
O O ‘ O
i
licorice ”Hashim a basin»
oldies in New York City yester-
Mrs. Clarence Stools of Vim Buren
G rummnn Ave-
that you’ll find special
your ravorite magazines at Polsk
Y'l Uongre tionai
Cigar and News store on Monroe I"
8” morning at Ten-ihifl)’.
go in a body and in uniform indei '
the leadership or Scout Cornn'lwslon.
lira. A. Loona is a. visitor in Des-
d caps at O‘Brien's
0 0
. -nepes 'Deerlns. Alice’rooue and
. Florence Deerlng were visitors in
Hrs. Edward Kenny of ahsehsn
“”3“. had u h... guests My"... the Thomas cottages on .Cetn
titer and sister tram Georgetown.
s
cm:
cadm- Prescott. “out, root-
mun the louth- sol-nil: roe Godfrey m. —
ls.lll.a.t.hls home. d Golden
you'll Ind labors. Wastellaster County.
, .
‘Ii-lr ",
rose-st.
mu,
. . ll it‘ll.
so. so. '2
.¢ ._-
‘ " rims. heldl
meeting Thursday at the
w _ «repaired.
(or the coming year were
rolls. it was decided
to O p. ln.
s O 0
lion lent at. are entertaining M
Toughn's mother.
0
a
'he exposition todag.
5 I
U
The work on the
O O I
Several complaints
mods by the
have
owners of
destroying propert
continued action will be taken-
. O O
. C ml gs Moral ashermen took advantage
India Oomstooll ”also not n at the line wan," yesterdsy and
a tow mackerel.
0 O 0
Miss Helen Fitch ot Hyrtle It., i
spending the day with friends on
of town.
a e 0
Miss Adelaide Asronseo at as
Bridgeport.
.n the Westport "Y" this evening.
, t 0 e
don will return tomorow.
O O I
ludus.ry". Reservstions should
i. A. Secretary.
0 O 0
service in the
Church
er Miss Mary Mohlar and Scour Cap-
tain Mrs. Louise Crossman. Mr liul-
chlngs will preach on the
"St. Paul; The man and his message
0 O 0
William Krausa or Lincoln meet
returned to Wastport lssi owning.
Mrs. Krause has also returned tron
I. visit in New York. .
O O
O C 0
Mr. and Mrs. J, K. Fraser have
their
evening in the selectinens room in
the Town Hall. ‘_
O O. 5
Warren fimtleld and Paul Clarion.
mercury and born left this mon-
inl. and will return Moods.“ m1
A. '1'. lion iiss dobstsd 00 items
tor the hove Vietrols. and in. Proc—
tor. who recently purchased'psn ot
a‘rcet has liven do boob for the li-
bran. .
O O O
“amuse and Celenoia‘ ‘lt's-tiene
sold to Evelyn Gosneil Barrel
Port Washington. t. has news oi’
land lost south 0! the Edwin A.
' nan-ole A. Gill-fin: or ‘No'walk
.0" I0 Earnest D. m M '0'-
w 1
lot number is at Great Marsh. West-
port.
omens " et‘Tsyl. "or,
iii- Am
Blunts at New "rust”; C’s nan,-
iss_.ths westbound with. limitless,
yells. at
Committee's! and E- ,
its Milli! ail-day
library
and: s new chairmfl"'was' she-re?
‘_ ‘Qeorge ReelsrLoiu Kdér’s'flhoe 5c
'l‘e'aetsry: Mrs. E. 11.. via. tress-
convenisnctl oi the majority of pet-
to; open the
library on Tuesdays instead at Mon-
days. so beginning October 30, the
Just returned Item 1‘ library will be open‘o'n‘Tuesiday'snd
three week's vacation spent in the Friday stternoons from 2:80 p.. m.
and has re-
usrsnty
title and -'i'rust «0.. ct New York. in. and Mr; Thomas Vaughn or
Ii‘hs pupils in the Harvin school
New __york City by are doing their best to make Iii-r
_ Msrioris Dufault one of the winners
0! the prize to be given away at
house which
~ William Gamble is erecting in Fair-
flcld Park is going on very rapidly
been
several
new houses being erected on Mar-
rin'Beach that a few boys have
slid that it the practice is not die-
borne Avenue is spending the day in
Many of the local boys will take
irom. ‘ advantage or the dance to be held
The boys who are attending the
older boy's conference in New bon-
_ The W. 'l'. I. A. will serve s lunch-
Mr. and Mrs. 8. Wood snd Mrs '30“ N0“ 5‘” ‘l "“"0"! "0‘1"“ “-
' lot which Miss Mary Wells will
nm- have motored to I'cehakili. N. "’9‘" on “"3 SUbJeCt 0' "How
1'. and lU't' spending the weekend leaislature works" and "Women
thu
in
_ be
made not later than noon Nov lrd
Abramson ot Stamford With tho W- T.
formerly of this city, was a. visitor
' This week being Scout Wank tl-e
Weatport Girl Scouts will atom! a
Sunset-ink
tomuirow
The slr‘s will
on Meet
who has been traveling in the West
Mr. and Mrs. Donald MacKay are
9’ nus to Cl”
.7”.
. W , .mri, its. is,“ 2
W mm dvtisa“lti}h' o- -r , 2 ’0 s e _ '..
mt Camp's"; . 2- " To}! mus dose to ‘ha see
. Womble m
”Gm of many years. i ‘
s , . I O C
'There was s mote} our ccclddt s
‘ ofllears or the committee now a ”churn-0i! claimed the ache
. .. . "In. "i". J. 'Wl_ Marvin. w: .. '.,," .n‘ ”a GP!!!" ("clin-
(suto- ‘cflslrman; Mrs. 11.. B. Foote. ‘
, ~2 to be shout again. alter .hsviss- sires... Hrs. Davis has also under- , h ‘
”,shseu "confined to his horns f isksuthe post at librarian and is mzds.“'2: 3m:d”:n;dr.:.q ti:
2‘ several days. , .. on duty twice I. week. To suit in" m '
the parties could not be learned.
0 Q a
Mr. and Mrs. Willis Jones wil
Harttord.
l'.
Content 0! uisll ilidge.
O O 0
Frank Name-at or New flavors.
O O O
The Boy Scouts at Newton held
their metal“ this Wuvdt on Wild”..-
their regular meeting night.
0 I C
i
to but Lucie. New leave/i on oun-
day.
01 Coi.sndbr‘s i'oiht. Newton. are
enjoying a. two-week: trip to Vat-
u wont.-
see
t
The Women's Guild ot St. Luke's
Episcopal church held a meeting on
Thursday atternoon la the parish
house.
0 O 0
Gen. and Mrs. Henry (3. Hodges
oi Newton are expecting to stain»
ituly next year.
s s e
Mrs. H. 8. Wallace of the Post
road. horoton. has rctuillsd from a
Visit in Richmond, Vs. ton her way
horns Mrs Wallace stovP'J It. El-
Iuont and Washington.
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The idea'- club of the Presbyter-
ian church. Norolon. held s meeting
Tuesday evening. A (stew-ill recep-
tion was given to Attorney, David
Bone. who started Thursday (or
California. where he and his talniiy
will make their future home. The
members all wished Mr. iloae the
best of luck in his work in the
West. -
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The Westminster Guild held I
mutiu‘ in the chapel o! the i‘m-
uytsr.an church on Friday slteruoon
at! o'clock.
current events. given by ill flor-
rill Hamlin oi Greenwich. to a nun:-
ber ot Barton and Newton women.
was given on Tuesday morning at
the-residence of Mn. “ark Norman,
Brooksida avenue. The topic has“
The its-entrance of Turkey into
Europe.
0 0‘ I
Mr. and Mrs. klcther spa their
daughter. Mrs. Mead oi Danuuty.
visited-with. Mr. and Its. Seymour
oi the Post road. on Thursdaywve.
ning._ _ .
O O
Noroton will return to their not-
dence in Brooklyn. N. Y.. next wet-it
tor the winter months.
l ROWAYTON l
W
turned to her home to Bresltivurti
1.. alter spending s week's visit sl
the residence or Mr. and Mrs. A. B.
Cleverly. L‘rsw .svenue.
mu Ital-(er; fits-hit. nomnoo
avenue. spent the day is Ne w York
city.
s or ..
so. on! Mrs- Leslie Rushes. who
may moved trons Reverie. sve-.
rook. sre spendina the
e
week-and in Maplewood. N. J.
' " " 20 e e ' .
,rsis t at the naile—
ways? gal heaviest sight .._ the
flewsytou Baptist church rooms.
Easy at the participants in the eels.
mace were masked and cayenne
of mind natures and descrum
were irors. Old tune genes were
fiend and retro-litmus were onion-
in- isms s'ooa'ezi? maintains sve-
nue, attended the State Tucheu’
convention. held yesterday in
Bridgeport. - ‘
. : O 5 0
rise Hallowe’en social we
mud the
ulnrch parlors
l
Bowman ”stooges
the evening.
were served.
a e s
“11:0 Junior lei-sue oi the nettle-
dhtchurchcnioye‘ ds partythisst.
«tea-noon at 3:80 o’clock in
will u must-'- Paleocene; with
storinllsst weehr'l'hg wall was_:roh~. .
en’ih {several places; one break being _
about mutations. urn cobble
stones sell mantles st and and:
summertime" tats tin- new
read
'9' . “It
on“... at the can» stilts ltssig ._
«ate there any the stem was the
the corner of State street and River-A .
sldeevsoue at tvse bat "solos. use, .
dlr was denial down Riots street; -
Kimono another car turned on the,
hill trota nicerslda avenue. aids,
plug the car going asst. ‘ha ear
‘ rig up the hill had the suit bent
and other damage done. while the)
ear solos east had the right 'toar
mudguard bent as well so the hube
rd the right at way. Mic-rift Perry
was not tor but no nmsis were
attair out of court. The names or
have tonight on a motor trip to
L... ”REEL, I
Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Benton and
Mr. sud slrs. uaious at Newton
iieiguls. visited Air. sud ills. usury
Ilia Allies Amend and Xian his!
Geisl lye.“ tile wees mm with Mrs»
day night as lileir mau,uullldu dam:
will, be given on Friday evening.
Miss Florence Ouist or Prospo-ct
than“. and rlarold A. Hole momma
Mrs. Oddy and daughter. him, ..
The last at a. series at lectures-cal
Mr. and mu. F..A. McMillan or
if.
I
l'
:r‘
a fixed eonden‘ssr.~ Yes “it use
either the regular its volt tubes or]
its sew‘lsn surreal Him but the
tori-er have gives good results. a
renter rbsosnt should be used on
tile detector tabs while the ordi-
nary type oi rheoatst will answer
for the amplifier.
ll'hls set will be toned to he oultee
selective due to the one step or!
radio trequency. lo tuning is sig-
nals. you so about It is the regal-r
manner bytooins the primary and
secondary. then by esreloily ad-
imtlns tbs terrier condenser mar
llncis summation is obtained.
Wiles table's to distant stations
most at the males is done with the
its variable condensers alter the
ulnar! switch has been set at thei
musician octet share signals!
have been received loudest. The
secondary condenser is then ad-
sted to where nearby stations can
heard. than by moving both cou-
drnsel‘s st ill! some mild sli oi tile
“wave lengths above and below, but
sear the 860 meter were, can be
covered it Is ‘sdrls his to keep a
short oi with what settings the
various stations were received on.
but keep in mind that when you
change the coupling 52th prim-
ary and secondary. the soccnssry
setting will also vary.
‘l'hls additional some at radio
(resiliency is meant for the toil who
i
boys and girls beiwren the ages at
all sad (Duncan are welcome.
0 C 5
Sunday worship in the. Rowavtoe
Methodist church for tomorrow has
been announced by to: Duster. itcv.
it B» Schnert. Sunday echooi will
be conducted at 10 o'clock. rl-gula:
, looming service at 11 o'clock. Ep-
worth league meeting 6:45 and song
service and short sol-moo at 7:3v
o'clock in the evening.
' e s b
1 the
tim-
A delegation or malubi‘fll
Ewonh league. Romulus
«list church. bias mamas the W1
notion oi the New tern District
Epworth league. which will be hiddj
this attérnoon and (iv-mini; at the
Stamiotd Methodist church. An ux-
ceilent program has born prepared
and a supper will be I'JI'VUG ut limo
p. in.
I I I
Eight acres of marshlsnd in New-
syton are being reclaimed 'cr real
estate deVeiopmcut. A dredging comé
can! of Provldunce. it: 1.. to Joins
the work tor Ralph Case. nho re-
cently purchased lhe propei'y iron),
Mrs. Josephine Crew. The eight
acres heva‘s‘shore front on Puiway-
ton harbor and extend over to old
itotou Point road.
When the titling is completed.
plans will be made to continue draw
avenue. andfinowuiton avenue
through the reclaimed property. to
the-spring the section will be boon!
edetor building sites. and .t the
present demand for shore property
continues. Rowsstou will hate a
new colony of summer residents.
. I . Q
Rawsyton Jiiptle‘it Church
Victor 1". scaling. pastor
The regular Sunday public wor-
ship services with sermon preached
by the pastor will he held at 10:00
O— m. and at 7:80 p. m.
At the evening services Pastor
accuse will deliver the tourth' scr-
laon in the series which he to 1m. ‘
ing upon “Lia's Appeal."
Sunday school will be held at
11:46 a. in. and there will be a
meeting of the Christian Endeavor
circle at 7:00 p. in.
The regular told‘week mogul":
will be held Thursday evening si-‘~
o'clock. ”
- a.
a.”
Wilton
. .
Carol Roiilster. son of Rev. and
I
.oe bought to attach to your reg-
Corp. ~
hire. 1'. 3(- Holilstel' will live. a ..
novel lot
The use of the
silos you to toss lit lookout in
meters and where s higher ”so
lenstll is desired. a lust: soil. secs
unbalanced-homo teenager
8! turn. coil will
you can wind swirls layer or -
3-inch tors: and tap it every ten
turns so as to have s vsrisbls ls
ductilies to cover any were lengze
that our loose coupler sill toe.
to. on will dad that males is
much sharper with tuned radio tre- "
quency thus with the m trans
former. .
No matter that m to to not
set. you will dad that conditions
(or receiving at this time of the
year are ‘oot nearly as good as is
the cooler months but you can per
ml your present set so as to reach
out and brins then is thllI tall in a
manner that will surprise you.
._..._...
I'OINTERS ‘
There is more in broadcasting
then last entertain-sat.
A compact variable resistance can
ul.-.r rheoslst when using your new
tubes.
s vernler rosdsnser is necessary
across the accede!) (or sharp
tuning. "
NEXT ARNOLI — A Course In
Redio~ chapter "-11ch actors.
of water and this number comprb
see about hall or Wiltons" residents
are rejoicing at this week's down.
pour which has helped till wells sod
cisterns.
:he Chapel, Mr. Richards of N. ”Y.
" The _ Bennie Brier Brush "
an illustrated adaptation trom
the‘ will be shown in the
Gong tionai‘ Chapel Nov. 11th.
"'rno' Third Floor Back” and Now
late. "A Certain Rich also." All are
welcome; A silver collection will be
taken. ~ 2
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During the recent gate and rain
storm. the chimney on the Dover:-
port place near the Ration lost
some or its bricks.
. 7 s a a
Mr. and Mrs. Mellulsh, litre.
Brooks and Mrs. G. A. Davenport
motored to N. Y. on Monday.
s s e
the iiallowe'sn party committee
.1 McKinley Comp Auxiliary are
planning to decorate Foresters
Hall. Commerce street. at 8 o'clock
tomorrow preparatory to the party
to be. held next ,Tussdsy night. .
Anna. ivansco. ten years old. at
Dcerlsld street. is ill with scarlet
tover according to a report made to
Dr. ‘ltobert E. Pei-due. health ot-
flccr. today. ‘
mm
Steel wheels tor motor vehicles. in-
cluding rims. spokes.» hubs and
brake drum. are dl'op towed in
‘One Place by a Droceu devalboed by
a Michigsh’ investor. . ‘
“éut This obi—4t swings”,
Next Monday evening. Nov, d, in.
and Wilton will make an sddrear..
send this ad and ten cents to.
Foley d: _Co.._ or Sbeflald dunno. 3
Chicago. ill.. in illog your name and .
address clearly. You will receive a ’
tea cant bottle or Foley’s Honey and
‘l‘ar tor coughs. selds sod erotic
also tree sample heritage- or role-3
Kidney Pills for'bseitsrhe. rheumst
ic pains. kidney and bladder trouble
and Foley Gather-tie hull-ts to:
constipation Ind biliounass. The-l
wonderful remedies have helped
millions erg. people Try them:—
Adv.-—Eor sale \by ‘ltilhos-I'owell
suites; week is
piste reel Friday evening. or
this week the Library at 8 o'clock. ‘
This. " is tree and all are in-
vited d.
., .' O O 0
1m. Hrooits ot Sheepslilsd liar
returned. to her home on Hondu‘
utter spending a few days with her
friend .Mrs. G..A..Da.vonport. '
‘ one... Arts
i
church rooms. The Juniors a“:
fill-nine s- sari. or
a
motswhish' contest
Mud-:1? the :m 2 .,
stem at rem
‘ Those whoaigvosfllt’fthe inertia :J
h.
._—_’________,__._..._..'. .
Tum-..
A CORNER LOT Home
' m u w. W. PUB”!
This home. with its tan colored
plaster wells. light brown brick]
trim. and red stained roof. presents
a very harmonious color scheme
that is very cfi'cstive.
Entrance is gained from the
corner. through a vest.b;ite into a.
rather narrow ball, which wizh lZS
nide pcdcslal openinrr info the liv-
ing room. literally makes of til .
one grand ia*ge rctnt. French
doors Open into the riding room.
where s buillvin buffs! and cli'nn
cupboard occupies the entire call if} I: :
at one side. ‘ 3" 5w- a.-. n J L
The rear entrance is throu'rh an ll "“ r . _ ~. ;
entry off 0! which 07:3;3 it first fiver} ‘ A l L
toilet. which is very cctrri‘wzt “11‘3“? ‘7 I
where there are clz-‘llrzr. in the f ;~‘ ,g- ?
house. Eff- -,- -2 g
The sun room is on the corner“
across the hall from tile iivirg' ‘ ,
rCom. ;
On the se-rond floor are fell.- 1.1qu g
bed room=. with exceptionally laz'gr :CISSmCL-i 03'33. «i .
closets. the from had room havinglimm the lii‘i’l': r:,..::i
two. usmirv ay (war the 1. '
French doors lord fro“: tin war; in a gr l attic ..
he'i no: orm ll infirm? \“""Tl lr'rrrn 032‘. be :2 =
0V6! the fi 5! ctnry EFT“. :17"! er‘ry'
an ideal place tor airing braiding.
d
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$34.?! {fig
. mid
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JUST NOW
Before You Start the Fur-
nace Fire the use of a blan-
ket or comfortable is rather
necessary.
119+
sun.»
is complete and we are verycwfitiz‘ztt t
them most reasonably priced. -‘
TH!
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MAGEE Rf. 1:».
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them. Any ham -
in the kitchen is :1'."_".-
mr‘"‘f.‘ C“- 9. j’,‘ ‘
luau“.
gccd
the dvmpsr and
1..
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031‘?!
Valid the
wonderful brI-ztr.
Magoo Ranges
of stoves.
Z A OR 03L. HE
will flake a‘reoin livable and will save your coal
Sterling .FUE‘fli:
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3* .
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