MUSICAL
tlnues ‘todsv. and tomorrow.
Div rce Granted to
Phillip W. Raymond
Phillip W. Raymond, of Norwalk.
was granted a divorce from Eleanor
I. Raymond on grounds of desertion
yiésterday after a. hearing before
Judge Haines in the Superior court, ‘
Bridgeport. The suit was originally
started by the wife, who claimed
(Insertion but the husband filed a
counter claim on the same ground.
They were married in August. 1510.
'Raymond. on the witness stand.
,. .. :‘.~- ~* _, v rm;_ 1am, : we... sum-am mum... INSTRUMnm.
W ' “adultArm;.Afisflowslebjnodflzm' m ‘ g _. MVWM'UP‘WEC Whit ”mobilmmfion m. :
’in the South New Bi L 7
tomorrow evening,» 1 o'clock, litt-
der the auspices of the comp Fire
’multrf mm. mm: Minnow“ Show 3 . . _ '
the busine- meetlns .
ot the degree wars Ind
. _ .WOtk will be hold. The
is modeled in be present.
" Perry Council New C810-
"Nm be made Nov. 1G to which
the team wiltgo to contcr the
‘ nor the out district account.
but are asked to be NM!“-
>‘ :2 IM' W;.]mvpk1m .
' mm' “1110 _ Shock.» .
Palace Theater patrons are going
' to get‘ sag-ioubie shockfor the next
”I Na ’ ll '11: I m a: M elite: mouthed; 8,. Philadel—
girls and their leader. mu Gertrude poet swam. mugs atom a MM'wr 5““. ,‘mnomsimz 1 7 _
Scott. ltuhopedmusllmmmnmmuwmugmm.“"1““ mmmmm ”if”. ‘ 7 .7; ;__,_qy _/
of “I. Sunday who“ '4“ Hall a and “I. my“ M at n" my I. run to 7‘4}.qu Vent—such. Mr. ’ 1’ , -
:13. 31:; 11:5:an ”“330: Saturday evening. The house was menu mam mad home ,4, Ni) 11w 3!]; Hardware
Desputuliy decomted. Among the 1 . . _. , » ..
treshments Fm ”'0 b. “"94. « sets were: Harlan. Burr. Florence t“ completing.as.lmllar raysge. ., , male}.- Calls
O O O u; . I. . 5
ill tte.-An is Noxo 23th r ’ , - " . , _, r511, ‘ 1.1.. .
Mil-smalls. smmsld and Miss ° n n’ a “c 50- 0?!“ rem" “fiflmrz‘fi Ofr'Ford T
qulth._ ElisabethrAx-c , Marat. " »‘ _ y-«y- A . _ _, . ,,
fiflififififfl 53%.? $71.”? "‘ "mm” 3““ “We“. 3"” wmon' 111333350333; Laboratories-Few
Vase.” Louise V010. .Ml‘l And LINE m ‘t er col _" i, ‘ ’ — :4 .1- .." ." “£7“ ‘2. 7‘" . ' .4
Arthur Blbblns. air; and Mr... Daniel 1...... ”moms, “1‘3: mm _ __ A sksebamages 0f
Blv. Mr. and Mrs. Harold More- mgweekfiha, ‘ - “ ‘ $3,500 _ i‘ ,
house. Mull. Ila-Gillette. Willem O ' 1‘ ' '
SOLD 0]
EASY mu
DONNELL
three daysIrhenrst 01 these will
come with the presentation of Lon
Cheney's new super special picture
release "The Shock” which will open
a. three days .un at the popular
playhouse toiay. ibis is no ordinary
picture and the theatergoer ‘who
does not immzdiaieiy sense the, ini-
portnnce or itlas a thriller-Vin" the.
enteiiaipment line wants togrt . in
touch with someone who ‘w'j'l be
1
4%! 1 O O O I
” You can get quick. clean heat
" s. m or electric heater these
“fling-1' Buy one nun. The
tlcut Light and Power ACo.
em .
PRE-HO
Bridgeport. last night. They"were
awarded prizes for the host costumes.
They wore butterflyiroeks sad rc-
dv. . .
LIDAIE
:9: .. ,. i , cclved for prizes 1 “soul. sport Rohr h R _ ,, y- . 7‘ ’. __ among) the lortuz ate ones:seeing it . T
' bnc . ussel Spanner. .Byron rs r mu. Mrs. William . x . . .. . ». . l , - mag _ Chaney has never made a bet- described his married life as one or 7
M '. Van ‘Nés 0.1 Bayflei'l ‘W' swelteis... - .' ’ :_ Cantrell. Merwin Biy of New York, M Osca BRIDGEPORT- 3°.“ .1.—.—,.Alleged y ‘ "continuous disagreement on almost ANLOUh ‘
Jennings, ‘Mr‘n. m 'Tnornee m
Miss Mary Hart attendednthe con.”
’vention of the W. Aid-society.
held in the Stamford Hell-oats:
church today.
I
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Miss N. E. Ryan of then. s. R
company is in New York city today
on a buckle-strip. , , . ..
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tcr ‘or bigger p'. itret'fifh‘e‘" second
shock will come rindhe '. fist-:- ict
Keith"Vauiievilic program. It‘ grill be
a‘shcclt‘to those who! ljciicvéfihat‘ the
standirds of vaudevillefor a'city the
size .of Not-walk are definitely fixed
misrepresentations concerning the
intentions and {maintainability or
the Ford Technicalyuborqtoiries of
Norwalk, and the sllegodfra‘udullent
use of these misrepresentations for
selling stock in the. company are
ever? subject." The alleged deser-
non! occurred December 18_ 1918.
gay'mond introduced several witnes.
sesm'ho testified that in his business
dealings he was never quarrelsome
and always easy to get alougrwlth.
Mr. McCarthy of New York. Dr.
Burkehesd of Noroton Heights. Ed-
win Cooper. Edward Austin. Harold
Glaus' ot Norwslk. Don-id use Glu-
han. Brsdtord Ballard. Sizerns
' d
Infilldwsrd Bach and Mr. an
“E‘s-y l-‘rocb or Low; street.
fl 7 an‘ automobile. tour
the northern part or (.on—
v
The only Christina.
relatives and friend.
is 3'0 “V Photograph
At
an
“as
s _e - Chmtma‘ time
c
e ’ lthhahan. and Natalie Morohouse. Mrs. Frank L. Wilson at New within hat-r {w limits The special ‘ 1' turn to °1d days. all ‘
g ' _ g . . . . made the basis for a suit to. recover , . . - . ' . triends- d 3‘
.101: can get quick “9‘“ he“ I “ EST! an! 1 York. ciW. returned ‘0 her h0mlt0- h d ‘ 00,- for 32 000 or this wees viii be Jones' Hamii- . .* . ‘ on your
“ .L ‘9’ : tric heater these T - . , Mr. and Mrs.’Geor u do. (tor a visit at the home or Rev. ""5“, in one an I: ~ ' ‘ ’ -:- ' ‘ Notice m ”bony-J”? wife Sarah graph ““1 be :2:
‘ ‘h 1:16am; “33:” 0“” “°"" The ‘ T1“ Haliowe'en’ ”fly given in the have been visiting jacks-tiger 1;; y ‘ from the laboratories. in the Super— m. a. quintet, 015.0118- comedy and has left my ranch and any man as then. 'I
and H‘ 13' sfmiert' ‘ ior conrt‘ yesterday by James E.
Ells. also of Not-walk. .
Elle. who is a. hardware dealer.
music. dispensers _that cannot . be is as her in will et mum:
beaten,th fr°m1tfiumnh “1 the " so full 0! leagsome magma
1 .9
leading Metropolitan Theaters; this will locate him for a. mining claim.
b01- room‘_st the "Y” was well. at-
tended. Ali wore masks. Many pretty
‘ costumes were worn but comic‘ones
Darien have returned to their home
‘ Co.
‘nnectlcut 1.15m and Power
‘ Adv. m New Haven‘
:
W'hat better gift:
A rehearsal of the Bowaytmi time?
Methodist church Sunday school or»
Even today it“.
‘ ‘ ‘ . . ’ ' . . .. . t t the labora- Wgztion of entertainers will give .. . - . earlv to a» - v
“ . u. A. man will predominated. There were rag-muf— a 1 t claims that scenes, 0 . ' A word to themes is suflicient and - ‘rauge .0: u
I: "“33 Tux: 2 Hells Place. third mlns. new-boys, Red Cross workers Madame be Voe wm 3"" " “cm“ 3:5; ggwfieioomm. “fie ‘3“? tories caused him m “new that the “mm“ 30319111138 ‘0 181k lbOIIL orterwork o_n fools."—Boston Tran- me“
in mg Springdnle Church in the pear
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.1. .. .1. mm mm" mm "am ..... 1...... ... W... .. 1...... .1». morstmaxmm 3.”..‘83....:;‘;°;.:lz.. $3. .52.: m‘ 1 THE MI
. ‘ ‘ " others t°°~ ”“me’ou‘ .‘0 ‘men °“‘ will take part. ‘ grain to, be given tomorrow night “"3 n 1"“. q 'wer iants for bill that cannot be too 11‘ m 1.. “F ' CHE];
5' ~C°m° 3““ “W “" “wk“ your The ”new“ to? the even as were 0 e . “he“ "F“ r “d 8”" ”ism will. dame a“: rest” 0n rife strength ed Hall and Edwards liga?v:r? ty- STUDIO
1“ at The Hidden Door. 68 Mrs. John Gauit and Mrs. Carrie The cantata. "Under the' Palm" be cclebrat m the church roam homes a . o , . ‘ - , _ n . re ,
Adv. Hilston. Games and music were en- 1 . 1 of this belief he says, and us the ie
all street. A. feature moving picture will its offering “'1“ please "930% Laura "
' MARK-OFF’S
given by the choir of thefit. Luke's
.. _ h gen-ed 'unch . ,. . s. romise that his own store Ordw and C . have com- rave 78 Washingbo n 8
n w Imnkoel 2‘ Main sweet. 3121);: th;h:e:re:::l:::tss. Many grown Episcopal church, 'recently will be 120:” fldar:: gnawing: :2: 21:21:! bepequipped with one of the new gm“ 13-0“...- fhatflwil; 31:12 Phallus?!
Ju us . New York ups came to watch the fun, and repeated in the Darien Methodist e p p ' ‘ ' plants. he subscribed for $3.500 kle ‘with mirth. The Johnson!
_ ltUBBERs
. recent visitor in wayton avenue. is conductor of the
orchestra. .
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Mr.‘ and Mrs. Fred Ambler. Ro-
wnyton avenuc,~motored to Danbury
and ‘ Hawleyviile yesterday where
Church early this month. The date
has not been set.
there were no restrictions as to noise.
Mr. Leary. the “Y" secretary had a.
wood lire lighted in the open fire
place.
worth of stock. For this he gave
$500 in cash a note for 82.000.
Subsequently. he claims he found
that the representations which had
been made to him concerning the
will close the Show fill: a big time
specialty number; Nobody should
miss this big bill.
ANTIQUE mm
Antiques. high pricg pg“,
y. es-
-—anc you tried the wonderful
me made pivs, Clikr‘s. bread and
ughnuls at The Hidden Door, 68
e e e
Miss Estelle Smith at Old Kings
Highway spent the week-end with
friends in New Rochelle.
ma norm}: m. mmorr SHOE
, Adv. The Matthias Post American have 6 company were‘ {3,139, He offered to P035“ and “Emma" S _ § ‘
"I strLEL . . completed their plans for a Military 0 e . they visited "ten... 0 relinquish his stock and demanded Triumph At Regent Openlng— STORES :llzgxefugilgsregcmatogdy:
The rummage ‘mll: lo l.c"con«iuclml Ball to be given Nov. 12. in the Gym Mrs. Marshall P. Richards. of the return of his money and note. Cominm Today-and Tumor-row. « . . .. Lso cg
“in of the “1'" In celebration of Armin. Dnrien was solist A business meeting or the Rmy— glass, anything 0: memo 2..
,
. 42 t Mn ‘
.5. Norwalk Day Xurstn‘. at “19 MBUJOdlBl but the alter and demand were both 5"“ h t“ 3‘:
. ~ One of the most cm bl - ea.
t rrow morning at 9 “'3" day. Monday evening has been Church in Stamford on Sunday. ton Baptist church will De ’thd in refused. tion pictures that itr hatflzaverc beemon 100 3 13301:. B "'"ED'
0 .fd‘gfinammsmny mum“, because the nth. falls on Sunday - o o the churgn rooms tonlxhl “‘0? ‘1’" 'He asks damages of $3.500 and om. 300.1 You“... .0 5... (mafia an 5 We,“ 1111‘.- EPAQ‘
Block 11 ' ‘ this year. Good music will be pro- Mrs. George “’loss. who has been regular '19“de m‘ht prayer meet- states his willingness to surrender engagompm at n... npgem Theatre p e' ‘ "“1
Railroad ul'r. nue-
vidcd. “We hope this dance Which is lug.
given to celebrate a day of such
supremo joy, will be well patronized
employrrd as nurse at Mr. George
Tilley's.on “fest avenue for several
weeks yturne'd to her home in New
. . . the stock.
. last night. It is “Potash and Perl- '
Mr. and Hrs. Fred Ambler. Ro-
mutter." and it is a First National
picture. having been produced by
.
that the dinner
0 0
”Every o'nc says
on “'uli airmt
The Hidden Door.
b ' the co le 0: “rest on. Y 1 wanon avenue. will leave tomorrow
the besttl'ley ever had. 31:33. i D P . . .P » ork city on Thursdi)’. ' morning for on extended motor trig Samuel Goldwyn from the famous
The Holy Name Society of the Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Evans to Lee. Mass. They will visit at th stage Play by Montaguc Glass and
who
have been spending a few do s in
a i’lnocllle and a whlst in the church Kant, returned to their home in No-
pnrlor Nov. 12. This is the first 05 a roton Heights on Sunday
svrics of three. The-second will be ,. . . . '
given on Nov, 26. and the third on 1 lss Doris Ball
, and of Ma lo av —
the evening 0f DC'C- 12- Suilnblo nucg spent the Week-end wi‘t’h Mi;
PriZI-s Will be given ‘0 “105‘: 1‘3“": Catherine Holbv 0‘ New R ii “I
(be highest number of points, and lo ' i ; ‘e 0C ‘ e.
”1658 having “"5 second highest Mr. and Mrs. Nathan S. Finch and
number °~ points. daughter Lois and Mr. and Mr!-
Chnrics Klein.
A few seconds after
was flashed on the
arose a litter among the audience.
A minute later it had expand”! into
a roar of laughter which grew {con-
stantiy in volume and remained
practically continuous. Now and then
there “no :1 lull. as a tender note of,
pathos was sounded. but in a mo-
ment 9* tlwazro again was rocking.
church of tile Assumption will g‘rx-e
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' HIGH SCHOOL
1 NOTES 5
The regular weekly assembly was
held“ in the auditorium yesterday
morning. There was no special pro-
" . - I ' . Ambl J
Mlle. Louise Axum-on. dlrccirers n. home 0! their son. l‘racy B or
summer tCllUOl or l-‘ronch Con-
» nation at llnrllller-cn-liaute.
2 undo. is spending the winter
onths at the home of Mrs. Jam-.1
nners of Osborne {l\'1,‘nli€'.
the main title
screen there
0 Sixteen Rowaytonlnns will par-
ticipnte in Handel's "The Health"!
which will be given by the People's
Chorus at the Regent theatre dur-
ing Christmas week. They are: Mr.’
and Mrs. Hulbert A. Bond. Kr. and
Mrs Charles E. Funk. Mr. and Mrs.
Alfred J. C. Becklus, Mrs. Ernest A.
Yarrow. Mrs. George A. Ray. Mrs.
- . . .
l “Buy a swiuforli"—-—\\'lly? ‘
ou'll , be rzl‘llsl'lml. 'l'hllt's \vl._\'.
st's enough. isn‘t it’: . . .
are of service
what you 8’!
’hen you buy it
”the Joseph J. Clinton Post. V07."-
r‘uns of Fryrvlgn wars will hold .1
ml cling nr‘xt Tuesday evening.
Herman Thoelc and two children.
Roger and Gladys of East Norwaik
Visited with friends on “Olmstcad
Ray “'erme. the Kisses Dorothy» L.
Raymond. Marlon D. Lynch.t 'Ger-
gram arranged. Mr: Jakob spoke to
thevstudenisaabout a matter which
he very much regretted and which
“Potash and Perimulter” is a su-
perlative pboioplay in every :espect.
, Emma Wells. 15th . ' In on ‘nirm i' is one of the out-
rd “mm... H. -. : .‘ , _ trude Brands. he said “as a disgrace to the name 1' Opt 1 - , - ,
mfo 'ing. mm ‘5. Al :3 T .ii ‘ ' h . mi N “ u on 2” I’m?” ‘ SC- 051?” and Carol Mills ““1 1'3“)“ of the high school. 11; was regarding standing productions of the vcar. .
‘ ‘ . Adv. 3" ‘3“ - arr. 'W 0” mm" lln Machette. ' ' i d'ff‘ ult task i bestow the DE ON TRATION’ A _ ’1)
home is on State street spent ycs- The not rec‘elpts of the Kenneth . 5 {P0 attitude 0:. some students at the b It“: ai loaf-“211v begauee every _ 1‘1 a S , g a N S.ALE
.Hugllcs entertainment. which was ’ bhenon-Y‘Ol'“alk High behoo] loot- .on m. . , . .
O O O ‘
Misses Hire and Hoist-y Davenport
Newton. Conn” me guests")! Air-'5
lly Banks of l’tlirtb l-l um hue.
.
illrvn
terdny' in town.
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,W'llbnr Smith. l-‘alrficld County;
":‘me \Vardcn, was in \‘.’i'tlpor‘. yés-E
brainy.
.
igiven recently in tho Royle school
ms 841.50. The pupil selling. the
Errol-st numbv-r of tickets was
:lmea Torok. The room turning in
CANNONDALE
Mrs. J. R. Olmstead ot Olmstead's
Hill has been entertaining her aunt.
ball game which was played at
Amusement Park two weeks ago and
which was won by the visiting team.
Mr. Jakob said that he had received
under Carr. who played the pull: of
person count-clad with the making
of this picture is entitled to a laurel
wreath. Barnoy term-1rd and Alex-
NOW GOING ON
Housekeepers are mrdlslly invited to attend the cooking lieu-
strstkm. Mrs. Kingsley. an expert from the factory. will denu-
Mlss Allot- 31:3" il’nf "11‘3”” “as. n . . , e ”he highest ”mama“ of “ck”: Mrs. Bancroft 0: Mt. Kisco. a letter from the principal of the the parlnvrs. Aim and Morris, were strain on Friday-Iteration at 430 the \\'esr:l3vcr broilermdgrm
cnuo Clitl.i'..ll.,~-1 .n a 1 d) (3' The women 0‘th Greens Farms’mld “.93 Miss Brnriv's The 80 le 0 e s Shelton school concerning the rude- convincingly homo; and convulslngj 'pan. Suggestions as to the use of the frying pan. double room
rty last “cmm’v‘ Games... on ,mg ' ' ' y iy funny in thri- first appearance be.” mid other cooking utensils will be demonstrated. Come in and lute
d music “1 x.- onion-d, and r0.-
Congroga‘tionnl church we a. 'Iu‘ppcr
School is very grateful to the people
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Webster of
uess at some of the local roomls at
h ‘ mmwulng of orange can- in the Sunday school room. The“, 0), Damn {or their support and co- Hudson. N. 12, who 81'! enjoying a the game. A group of boys of whom fore the camera; J‘ora Pardon co; {étlfike‘flh her. Ion will be Pleased with your visit.
:5 2:? 1],... 1.. r.- anrvcd. Among “'3" 3 very lars’e attendance and operation. honeymoon trip. were weekend a few were high school students star. was equally filer-31“}a as ”'30 133 W . n Street South New Gm
d to I n “1.er \lls'sgs Eleahor the reputation for the excellence of guests of Mr- and M" “h“ 0 ‘5‘“ ‘0 me'mflon‘ 1‘49 .9! the field '{fldge'p’u’m‘g Res” 1°‘”“‘ cm". g
{$0 pm,?.jr‘,.d “liner #2. Harriet. ”lea-upper" saved , the Greens jcna ‘ ,_ ‘ . scouting the latter" 3; ‘ oters with aidcrablc credit also goes to the sup-. . , . ,7 , >
1 3 "v , . ' h F ,e rel-ins churchté'no y ruched by I 1 Rfiwgmw ‘ r a ‘ "1 . T? - _ ’ ., emetic ‘ g the Winescmse'mcn “‘3" mm“ 93: _
T32?) Jlu'l‘f,L 3023;132:111 “alga" “19 mealbervedfiasts‘cnlus. Mrs. Lester Smlm ll 7 “lo ar no. his; shot: said ’3‘ " ‘ h 5 § ' ' ‘
or m. ~ -- , . . ~1 law
ham“ ('1. “mm. “,0 Wheel... u .' . .. (leorse Albbog tad ““81““ 0‘ _ the matter was disreputable on
ul Shmm: n MM “mum 5m”- . r2. Albnrla. Jennings is confined Hurlbutt 3 rec €1,711,” the par‘ t or the local fans and stated .
‘ ' ‘ _ . . to her home by a. sen-re attack of . , 0 0 d. d' tethll' {thud letter orapoiogy’had‘aheady i»
A ton \\ :1». lml‘n 'r‘mday owning mnbmms' . . . Rifhsardd Oflihearelattses in New: been'sent to the Shelton high school.
Mr. and Mrs, Jack Murron or Tl ] _ ”if” “n ‘5' He declared he: hoped that the oc- .
,. FOR 37YEARS 1...... ° ° ‘ ’ °“"°”° m“ M .. 1...... 1 . w
l: 1 u s o e no ' rc our" 3dr. L‘
' ' ._' :lrr'lxcd vuslt-rday and Fire Chief 3““ Isabelle Schubert of Orange. ”111351301: turther continued his re- :
“lzuy :4 S'ulhf'w'd —‘ ~ . - ' . - ‘ v - d visitor in p an .9 regard to the ‘Pim 9‘ .
. litmugan and ()“0n Pconoy spvn h. J.. was a week on
"a fill 31»:an ul‘ ,1. rvlue “ ‘ t'. the pupils and their attitude at an
. most oi the day arranging the rooms town. ‘t the h°m° of her purer:
cm u 51....- illul is llldlll? by the {or Occupancy Tho curtains are ”a S l e e e athletic association meeting which . _,§;
6"" ”"1“ (”'H‘H'r'l” m “Truly" slum,- as those'in tile ”'2! The son}. . amue Mead C a m e John Gregory of South Nor-walk “3 held 1“ “19 findimfium On Tucs- ‘ g! 9
nzcvlm. s vxvlusnw :vgvnrs. ' and chad r of m V f returned to Cannondaie to day afternoon. 1! such unrulinces is 1 l
Adv. rs a e e o crstuaui ram 0. 0m 0 ~ repented he stat d th .
kind and the coverings are or brown await his “the" Grant Gregory. who ' e- e meetings will i .
O C O
Misses inimlln .lml‘ Josephine 2-1:-
l-clhcr. the cfipets arc of velvet and
Rowayton a n (1 Es-
has been touring in Spain and Swit-
be terminated.
-. . _., - , are a lcasln shade. Th- e i . ’ ' zl-rland for the past year. Mr. 0 e e . __‘
hen, 0‘ ITLW1?OI’\‘lu‘.y dircMg‘l-ers lihrarflablc find several :tnalelc‘: 11:35; tabIIShed a General Gregory ‘3 C‘m‘cted home Novem- This is electionda)‘ in the high l ’ 1 ‘ 3
their ‘pdréii .ln ”inn—I. :‘nfllnu; r8- 1 a writing desk for the use of men;_ Store 118' Se Be her-”15 and will re-open his bunga- school. The nominees or the athletic ‘ .r O {9 v-\ Q
"Int“ 01 ‘1’.“ f . ‘ . hers. The pool table and card to. es lg ‘OW 0“ the hiil. . association who were Chosen at the 15 ; 0 Q
‘ ‘ . . . .- ‘ ' me ‘ ,
. __Bu, your “mom at Bowen” m 1 .m. .a up in the engine room Changes t ‘ m ed clung otdho athletic association 0 f? 0 g
; a easy weekly payments. Store open arm cards or games of any kind will Mrs. Adena S 01‘8“ en 6:78 nth on! uczday are being voted on. bal- 0 0 S
veiling! until 8 p. m. ”0'“ h,” permitted in "‘0 "‘31 l’00"! Familiar to every person in now. 131-. ang‘llns. Egan!” 0 on lo: boxes 1:“ been placedvu. front a f .
0 0 0 “WW1”!- The room ‘8 very comfort- nylon is the store owned and con- ‘ orua over. e I: 0 rooms .‘nd 15 and cups with . a, 1 0 '3 o a \
' Mr. and Mrs. ll. l‘rlvc of Bcldrn “WC and althlch- Th0 Pioneer; ducted for the last thirty—seven years M J \Vakm of Lewis- the Candidatesnames are placed “1 ,
l; ‘cnuo hum illovwl to their nowly “'1” moot next ‘Monday evening to h' Samupl Moo 1 . .. - ”- ames 4“" them- , . ‘ . , . ‘ ~ .
" 3 reeled home in Birdgu Direct ya.“ plan for the public opening of the 1:3, ‘ .. h d- is n ting-'3‘ V“ boro was the guest or “Josephine e e e ~ . ‘ ,
- ‘ - ‘ ' , c s ore W are one can fly anY- Ogbo'rne on Sunday. , , .
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l & " ‘ ’l’h- t‘ 1. pose. s ’ pur- The store. which goes under "1" firm M"- George 1" “‘arncltE. yr" that the request which was made i 11.} l r ‘
l ——Hsrrls Cianz. ' I- I a s- . . . name of Mood Brothers. is located Charles Scollold and Mrs. Lloyd few weeks 880 for permits $3.1m“. -. . ‘g' ~ ’
7 .. u . .. M’ l" , ‘ on Rowayton avenue and North Scribner and daughter Phyllis. were , . ‘4 03..“ ‘ ean
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‘ r 3; 3133?. hind“: llome last 16 as the day of their 'weddlng The Mood and h" brother. Frederick 3' Strawberry Hill. on Tuesday. have bee: acceepted-'l‘h:cl:l:3e:awasme. 3'-
‘ ' marriage is to take ' Mend were in charge of the store. ‘ ‘ ‘ ' ‘ l .
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house was rt-ttil decorutsd home of the bride's parents in Ded- . benefited. 15 b0 v . 0
it; the usual lplallowyc'en colors. ham, Mass. Dr. Slomnn is from South Since that time. Mr. Mead has been field are spending a. 3w geeks :1 squad will be “Elwogrgehzdmzzl‘: ’ - .
ancing and gamr‘s were enjoyed Norwnlk. Miss Springer formerIy“ carrying on ”“3 business alone. 1;” hgme Of ML and ”' alph ' to the big game on Nov. 17 which is - = \/
tiring the evening and rvlrcshmnnts taught in the “'cstport public ‘03' business has certainly can 5' . . . to be played in New Haven. '3 f . .
' ere served. The guests were: SChGOlS- changed. when you compare it With ’ . .1 '
18sec Katherine Christiana. Doro- ‘ ' ‘ ”10 way We did it twenty-five or Mrs. Ralph gregorymcmntertaineg ‘ .1. ‘ 1'. Zine oors ‘\
’1 y Dushano. Charlotte Pruny. Eli- Mrs. Ralph Frace of Kink all-1,11 thirty years ago. "said Mr. Mead 3‘” ”d Minis 3:23: o rtesgn MCIg‘S Building In . ©1311? , V
.betli Hurley. Marlo Claus and Mas— is visiting his parents in Newton. N. todaY- Everythinz now is done in 1: H‘Whmrt °M 0c 17”?” of W3; -_ Bridge ' rt sold * 95‘“ ,
rs Stanley Rowe, William Curtis, J- hurrv~everybody is trying to rum B” 1‘3"“; Mn" “.2 am her “an - , DO , ». § - r
ernon Pumy. Frederick Christa- ‘ ‘ ‘ somewhere. I've, been in Rowayton roo e ' “f". . g _ -_ _ ; f.‘ 1-3 /\
er and Peter Van ilelnlgan. Now books received at the West- now for the last thirty-seven tears. BRIDGEPORT- 1‘0“ 1.—-Probably -’ ‘- 3/
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ll. Evelyn Crosman and Edna. ml. ge‘rlwini‘ "Jageiilwarch" ' bill Floyd festiggflegufségegofit'ftnhrlnrgtfif Syn; tlfi‘l): 2:113 {1011:3321 1’3: 2112;833:143 géhslfhne; otthzai‘iirym of‘Schgie ‘1"; \i . ‘; , brighten up the WhOIe I‘OOm.
“wand d Hall we'en arty m <- : “'ourl onev” by rmiog- _ , ee 0081 r men. e es- _. 2 . . . ,
gag“. gage“; .. at; home ham." no... .1 H.111" by mm.- ‘9’ ""9”- Then' .Wm‘ “’° “1““ “a” ‘°’ ”‘1' Y3”? or'J'une- Rothww- or Brook- ‘ l" Th ' 1 of hnoleum su1t~
; Miss Daisy Crew of Clinton uvd- "Captures" by Galsworthy: "Rip: ffietgistgeagfn’: 3:35: 33:: "I: m“. Mum“, at Brooklyn has line. Mason's.“ the sellers for ap- ' © _ 3 If ’ , ere IS 3- CO 01‘ 1
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w b Wl dd _ .. often t00k on supplies from my _ . , - _ -
5 ._iri_re_-8nlcl Wutch andmalt. for _ Aim" similarc°ngifigéox€°mg§ store. At one time I had the contract . , ‘2 ° ‘ , -‘ Siam magffirmg’g by)! 3:: _ .‘ 1; To.keep avlmoleum floor Clea-11.15 t?
. “4°?Qmmeb '7 112 South Main Hurst: “Butterfly" by 'Norrls: "In— t° supply seven steamers." ‘ _ Missiles-y E' Olmstead 0' New sale: a" 13-year lime .is held by ' ' " ‘ . f ' , dud St- d wax and DOhSh 1t
nevi-Adv? chanted Garden" by Form“: "The In the spring or 1876. Mr. Mead 3"?“ " ,W‘l‘“ u“ week w}? the... "on the refine} ‘ The new V . . " .3 .é use ,3 .mOP an t
v ‘ ‘ ‘ - Loving are the daring" by Day' "My Opened a. grocery store business .1 3‘" ““5 ’i‘“ Elm“ Inn” ‘ " we rsi'cdut‘ein ‘lato' ‘n’b Ehanges in ; "7‘" ’1 2 ' occaSl- . nally ‘ D
,“f- 7". .Mrs. J. R. Fuller find ' ‘ Washington street near South Mini. Bus; . lbutt'stlect. . . o o p . é 3 0 , s ,
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thing with u. llullowe'cn party.
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—-Do you know that you'll find
or tavorite magazines at. Polsky's
r and News store on Monroe St?
.Adv.
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Misses Marion Jones Jessie Rus-
.,.Bs:be. are visiting Mr.-n.lld
:. . Kline at Catherine street.
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8'. Gang. That's all.
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r’s'. Charles 'Crawtord
iothdrhome in Cross
s. ,1th weeks' fi'islt with
’ ord’s sister in Fall River.
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”We Root. Jane Howard
. I Enter and Lawrence Foote
' fto Bridgeport last evening
the Hallowe'en dance-l
fl is Black Rock.
place at the
port Public Library yesterday were:
"The Dancing Star" by Ruck: “The
Lone \Volr Returns“ by Vance; "Pel-
uciclur" by Burroughs; “Never the
Twain Shall Mccet’ by Kylie: “The
Hope of Happiness" by Nicholson:
“Timber Wolf" Gregory: nSilk" by
Ga rdcn ,of _Memory‘,‘, Wiggln: “Wan-
dcrlng in- Northern China" by Fauck.
l DARIEN , . |
A" meeting of the amnion *Fricndly
Society was ”held- at: the » St. Luke's
Episcopal Church omWednesdey at
2 o'clock. Work for the Christmas
solo was started.
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Charles P. Rumpf. superintendent
of the Highways oi: Darlen. has been
made a member ot the American
Society of Civil Engineers.
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The Church School League of St.
Luke‘s Episcopal Church, J'eld'
One of the partners died in 1913.
Do you know that I have some cus- ’
tomers who have been trading with
me for the last thirty-five year:?
"I can remember when I :ilrsi
moved to Rowayton. there were but
two other grocery stores in the town. ‘
street. South Norwailn He piled a
very active—business in South Nor-j.
wall: and then'he decided to lento.
in Rowayton. . . '
Asked 'how he came to :pick Row-
ayton as abusiness location. Mr.
Mead. with]; twinkle in his ' eyes
said: I‘ ‘. . ‘ ~, i
"lt,wes'most decided that this lot.
cationgvouid be ideal, for I. store.
Sooh afterward. I Amoved hormonal!
the store's built and a new home
erected. I've been here since;
The. business has been conducted
most suceeutully. according to hit.
Mead. ms present store was built
under his personal supervision to
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Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon 0! Ridge-
Mrs. Mary A. Bethel and daughter
Miss Claudio. have returned to their
Cannondale home after spending the
past two months in Mapiewood. y
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Hr. endure. Warren Lynch 0!
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firs. Sallhilller-ent‘ertsined Mrs.
Jones (of Sound Boschl'a'nd-a. cousin,
Edw’hrdfiode‘sJon' Thursday of last
nrwownsrmm! mm
"Your medicine worked a miracle.
forums." " tee, Mrs. 0.2th. slid
Fayette Street. gm. Mani-1‘;
tee. also. dileytroubi'e and after:
taking a turbines 0! your medicine
may cough and backachp let: me. I
can ee't'snd sleep well. I canteen and
recommend it at every house! on—
ter.” Prompt relief secured from
“alibi-undo" 1 hadkslrécoughfiail '~
greeted with great rejoicing by thee;
the largest outrightjalent real es-
tate to operators her‘o inryears. the
northwest corner 0: thematic“ point
of Bridgeport’s downlown at Mark:
street and Fairfleid ayeilue. known
as" the Meigs building‘was sol-l yes-
terday? to Samuel N.'.a.nd‘l\braham
the five-story structuress-now oom-
poeed. they said yesterday. omces
occupy 'th’e' il‘pp‘er‘tou'r'iioiirs or the“
building. which is admittedly one
of ghejnn'estgn the central business
sec‘tion‘bo’th as to'appe'a'r'a'nce and
location: * - - , ‘ '
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the saute-or James tEéItothwell,‘
“Mdnmofiiofla'rhe dormer is
Muslim’s-"nut! headlines in Meigs
well retired uninterestin the conf
cera'lsst year. ' ‘ ' ' “ ~
cannon» cum mu
:well. “Maine, idihinhratou of A
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With properly laid linoleum you
1 can change an unsightly floor 1nto an
attractive- one. that Wileatch the
ether furnishings in a room— and
.COme incand'see the ATTRACTIVE
PATTERNS.
. Angevine Furniture Co.
" 16 North Main Street-
“ .. . . . ~ , _ a suit mu need; and tancies. mur- oi mam an" sum irritations. mm..- .. .4 onr own‘ easy-nasal, oh. numb.
, ' ' 1. * lng “bun-“v ”31.0w“ ‘3“ WWW in the parish houso the features _Of the store is {hufifi matte pains through using AI-‘oiey er. of 23 Main street. found onggdiii. _
* ‘ -o, o; b so. using 0" new!” “Fri“? ' ' sweater meets and traits mayo .Kidneylflllm'inslstmn.theagiznillne-F mu inst'lilghtrvwasrremo‘y'edf 713:.» n“ . " _
'“ 4 ’ ' ‘ 5 . , “I, ', ice movements: 5 "-’ a refuse . substitutes; Stillso 4 well local rng'. e. I' w 1m ' claim a hy' . . _ ‘
fi-d ‘ . lice. Irene B. Crsin of Stamford rrel‘fi‘lge'rntor‘.” ‘ .’ _- ' ' ll uglCorp, a J .; “30“", the : . t in -~. < 1 ,
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