51d
h h ..
lroinnd of 10 8mm Ivonne.
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of Polleo‘rwminm‘ R, Peso
-I is enjoying d day's vIeItlon
. his duties It tho downtown po-
Jig-stalwart»! toting. Bis place
token by Sergeant Frank
I o o
A. AviIon of Milo street. who
- conduct! to her home for
timo on account of. illness. is
‘bfiott homo and prI st O'Brien's.
. . .
"i‘lhur Bloom of New‘Cannan Ive-
" .for the but few weeks 8— pI-O
. ‘Ii the Norwalk hospitIl. re-
ing from an automobile acci-
in \Vcstport. hnI been di's-
ad from the institution. tile is
ing with the aid of n cane Mr.
13le will soon resume his duties
It the .Avison store in Main street.
o
Kiss Lsther Green of 72 fiVood-
d menue was pleasantly sul-‘
I" d by twenty of hot friend. who
gnthered at her home Wednesday
atoning. 'ihey united in cwtumes
dud liullouc en gumes were' played.
Dancing and music were‘ lglso en-
ioyod and a buffet iuncheon- wits
served.
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——Cnps and soft hats. 0' Brien'sp
Harry Bussing. Sr.. has returned
to his home on Jefferson street from
I business tlip to Maine
' Miss Helen ChnHrnok has resumed
her? duties “ith the local cities of
lite:80uthcrn New England Tele-
phone company-
O
2’ --—You can get quick. clean heat
with a. gas or electric heater these
cold mornings till) one now. The
Connecticut Light and l'owcr A20.
V.
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(‘1 Several membels ot the local tel-
pphbne company attended the fare-
ell party given by the Stamford
exchange, in Stamford last night.
to chief wcrntot Miss L. \. “il-
iams. who has resigned after 17
ir’egrs service. Miss Williams was
prelentod with a diamond dinner
ri and a. basket of 17 Chrysan-
ihemums. Miss ltnth Mellols. who
will succeed Miss -\\iiiilillls its chief
operator of the Stamford attire and
whd has been with the ‘1]! phone
company for it yeuls was also re-
ms bored vlith a. basket of 11
Chrysanthemums Res-ides the mem-
ber of the Stanlfmti and Nor-walk
exc anges guests “our also present
from the Bridgeport and New lia-
van otllces.
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' —You can get quick. clean heat
ith I. gas or electric heater these
old mornings. Buy one now. The
‘onnccttcut Light and Power_ Co.
‘ Adv.
i . I I
I Mr. and “15. Calvin “urdell :ind
«IOHI. Calvin Jr and \V. Qnrencc. of
Princeton. N J.. are visiting Mr-
and Mrs. Arthur R. Roberts and
folmily of loinx llill road. Mr. and
Mrs. Wnrdell and fulfill)! were. tor-
mer residents in this city. residing
on I‘lux llili rend. ‘
O
'm‘rom small and Mnrtln Manon-
on it illlt‘ 2min -d the iiallowc on dance
.- .
at he Ritz in Black Rock “'edncs-
day evening.
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--Come and etc 1191 make your
waffles at The Hidden Door. 69
“Mil street. - . Adv.‘
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Miss Bertha .Mt-(‘ruttim n jot'tller
resident of this witty, now of Ul‘itigw—
port. Was :1. \‘l2itur nt tilt: ilUllit.‘ of.
friends ycstt lli 1y.
4 U C
Murray King of New York city.
'wns 3 business visitor in town on
Wednesday.
I ‘
—'—HI.vo you trim! tin 1. ml :21‘:
home ode plvH. t':tl\‘~”2. inunl illili
.dbugh ts'at 'i'in- iil'ili'll bum. Us
1.2 “'Ill street. Adv.
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VA. liuilovve'vn party “us hold
\Vodnesday t-Vt-l’llllfl; at the home of
Miss Elizabeth i’0wi:rs 0: Stuart
tavcnue. Dancing. games and mu—
sic-,werc rniuyed throughout. the
"evening and refreshment: were
aservetl. Several vocal solos were
tendon-ll by Miss Franco's Mchlil-
i11in. The guests were: Missrs Anna
Monnhun. litthryn Smith. Mary
Elizabeth I'ut'fy. Anne Graham,
Kathryn ln-nl1uxul. Sadie l‘mwll.
Mrs. Amie. filtwl'r). Mrs. Allltluiyli
Mills, Anne llnkm'nll. 11.11.41 nutty.
Nollie U'Btrn. Front-cs Kilt-Quillnn
and Jennie and Martha it'ltzgernld.
'1'. Q I
"—Every hllv says til:1t‘-li1t2 dinner
us Wulilslrcet
hltd. $1.00.
All".
lit. 'The Hidden '11001'.
.11: the best they evvr
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pn'ghe Junior Llindnssnh
trietltion of oilicvrs at their club
moms in the ‘Y. M. H. A. building
on-South Main street \Vednesdsy
evening. The following or. the re-
sults: Miss Frances Epstein. presi-
dent: Cecelia anlov, vice-president:
Kano. Morgulies. secretary; Jennie
Yourdisky. 'trensurer. ¥Ths young
i so are planning to hold a. dance
o -Docsmber 4th in Elks' hall.
tag-Buy {our Viewers st Donneily' a
1 « our weekly, payments. Store open
gl‘nntil I p. In.
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held an2
2- Ird Miller and Js‘ck Singer.
- on, of the .Young Men's
‘ on ‘Mn’in street. hove taken up
roside‘nce It the DeKlyn Ipnrt-
. . O O O .
2, Ind Mrs. Cisi-ence Bis-ell of
‘rt 'dvonue. motored to New
today to spend the week-end
- I. Tiny will Ilbo attend
”my guns tomorrow of-
o I2 t. ‘i-
‘1 Gun; me. Ill.
Wm 19 Spring nut ave-
,3 2. . .
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and guess; 2m.
. Ed by thm Standard '0“
li‘--
G
Ind 1)?!le m on mm‘uli.
Mr.,nd ms. in. R. Sherwood or
Comp street. Iro ‘oponding I wash
with their son Clifford in Allentown.
PI... makingth: trip by Intomobilo.
—-l‘iro we! wzteh Ind wait for
the date. Gottiiob's, 12 South Main '
“relate—Adv. .
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NiII Milicent Brod! 01-148 Wu
street will entertain this Inning in
at dinner and bridgo in honor of
Mrs. Harold Jennings. who have-
Saturday for Chictgo.
O
Members of tho Glrls’ Friendly
society of the Gites church met It
Hillside school last night. Basket-
ball was played by the members of
the soblety. At the next meeting.
Mrs.1.ottle Munroe will give I talk
on “Noturo’.'.. This session will be
‘ held in the Lewis 1tPeet‘chIpeL‘
0...
J -—Hmis & GInI. Thnt’s Ill.
2 Two automobile trucks. vans own-
company,
tigurod in a. slight accident on Wall
street this morning;- No dImIgo
was done.
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—-"Buy at Stamford. "' A real hon-
est well- made stove that will give
vou yenm of “Nice. Angevine' s ex-
clusive agents. -—Adv.‘
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—-Moonlight and confetti dance
Springwood Club tomorrow night at
Kish hail.
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Weekly examinations for persons
applying for license; to operate
automobiles was held yesterday
from 9 a. m. to '2. p.111. at the up-
town police station.
0
——\\'hcn you "Buy 8. Stamford"
range you get years of service and
sntist’n‘ction. Angevine Furniture
Co. -—-Adv.
0
Dr. A. R. De Janis has
from the Mercantile block to the
residence of Mrs. M. J. Coburn of
55 South South Main street. where
he will practice medicine and sur-
ge ry.
moved
—When you buy a stove you want
the best. Buyn \Sti‘illlfOX'tL—Adv.
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\Villiam ll. Payne has had I. tel-
ephone installed at his home on Van
Buren avenue.
0
Miss Sophia. Tove of Belden ave-
ntle was a. recent visitor in New
York city at tho ilomc of friQnds.
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-——1\loonllght nnd confetti dance
springwoqd Club tomorrow night at
Kish hall.
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Miss M. Lodice Weld'l ”dial
dancing class opens this afternoon
for the season. the opening having
been postponed from last week.
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—‘\loonlight and confetti dance
Springivood Club tomorrow night at
Kish hall.
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"hr Crush: football
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Misses Mint Jackson. Betty Frost.
May Lyncs and a party of friends
uni'ntir‘ti a Il:tilu\'~\;'cn surprise 12:11-
ty in lllztck ltm'k lust evening for
Miss Joan 'i’tn‘iflt'nd.
0
Mr. utid Mrs. B.
daughter. J‘anc uilii Mr. and Mrs. S.
EL (.‘rl'ceno, oi." Lil's-t uvcnuc, visited
.‘rlt-ntls in Bridgeport last evening
and also attended u liullowe'en mus-
illit‘l‘utit' party lit the home of all”.
William Webster of Norman avenue.
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Francis Ryan, was I. visitor in
NV“: iiuvcn Wednesday evening and
attended a. Hallowc'en party.
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llatold Skidd was I visitor
Greenwich yesterday.
Crowe and
in
Mr. and Mrs. William G. H. Grady
of Newtown avenue motored oto
Hartford yesterday and willspend
the week—cud with friends in that
city.
C O C
The case of John Forger. charged
with reckless driving. was continued
indefinitely this morning in the up-
town clty court.
I
‘ Percy St. John. of Bartlett quaue.
entertained a number of friends last
night with I. rscoon supper. -
The law on wild rabbits woo lifted
yesterday. Msny ,rIbbitI were Io-
cured by local huntsmen.
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The SecOnd Combat Train hold ifI .
weekly drill_ at the Norwslk Innory
19st night.
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“The follower-oft degree was con-
ferred at a stated convention of St.
John's Lodge. No. 6. F. and Arm.»
held last night. '
‘b s o .
L. Abromson. who'hu been visit-
lug with‘Mr. Ind Mrs. H. Sopshin,
Fort Point street. hII returned \0 his
home in Schehectady.
Following the working of tho
‘mloption degree lost night. members
of \Vnnomn Council No. 31, Dotted
of Poeohon ”I'm In infer-mu
dance. . Rumours were served.
O
nu. Harold Jonnings of languid
tIIm of .1 , . .. . .. , .
Bridgeport will play the Tigers of I‘viifiioytfs “ {1:111:13 “:3? “$2,115.08.
this city Sunday, Nov. 4 at 'Aml's‘v" \‘irt-lti lln‘li"i'l“tlllt‘\"l‘ let) (."1 ”flidm'
mcnt park. Thu attraction has In“ 51“,. ll, :2... -,‘ , ‘r” 01
Men booked by Manager l:. J. .. . " '.”‘”' "mg" "‘ ““‘
”.s'plzin. Lat-.1. An urn-:1. lS.'.‘\[..-L‘(‘(t'd.
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_ .V .1 ‘ ,. , ' ‘9 The fixer-mum t‘tlmlltiltee o‘ the
‘ unnlrhl (.1th Siwlll‘l- has 3111111 “7511101 l'iur‘i 'l'l '
[loyal t.‘nlwnlm¥"“,, W’rc‘lum" "d‘ 11.11 2 m l‘nlll‘l ’irlilrv \il‘tiit {WA-Mgr“
. . . ~rAny
Mr. and 311;. Biartin llt‘dvll “will.“ ”'v”: " iii-“37:35 lhu possi I ah Ul
family will lllutol to “’0st: 2r, l" ”W“: «2111:2111. Th" ”m“ i“ 1“”
.‘ifliih‘n tomorrow to spend the Wl't k l"‘ 1” ' .r "I“ in” “am” CHHM“
end .1111. Mrs. L1 titlls slstet, 3112.5 W“ “""““
‘Murruy ilitt. ° . ' . ‘
. . . .\l:1sn\ pranks \\t~rt- played by mas
—il;‘.1tl.~ .\ 1mm that's all. i ”h“ “i " “"“illtu‘itllty Highl- The
. . Q. l":.i l\l;t l2:l:'l‘n'.~ lltiHl' Lurilow lt‘umi
Miss M. Elsie Jarvis motored “I;\\t'."t‘ rnfh-i «lvmn ifllrr tin-1111.2 :tll-i
New York city today. where .\li.~,si”’““.‘”ui' H-‘h'nr i't-tersolts chm-‘- enh-
Alice 3. Linrtln “.1” Jill” hm. umlglrl'w: \ttn' llSr'tl (or the dt'L‘O’JliOll
lmtll youn‘ M‘cs “‘lli lilt'll prov-vettil" ”i" ll' Nil-‘1 of the resititnta in
‘ .1 :1 motor trip through u llUltiiit‘l Him .1.- lllll\ ul‘ nun “\cnue. .\ uugon
.ot mitt-n us far as St. Joseph. Mo 1W” “INN! Mom \V-ustpnrt far down
and “iii return, about Doccmbtl “I!" Sflunullhzii. and numy pry-sum.
lutil. l utltl their trees flat Tituvsdny
'rho InnuIi hIrvooo festive! of it... '-
Knights of Columbus willinm ton
night It the Cotholio clubhouse in
West Ivonne. Tho festivsi will exd 2 2
tend over four dIyI.
0
_-,2._
Tonight the Ladies‘ Aid society of
the NorwIik N. E. chumhwili'iioid ‘; j
I “seek mini." Mons unique foi-
tum have been planted in connec-
tion with this IffIir.
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Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. anger.
of 11 HIrrlett street. Mrs. E. GIgor.
and Mrs. J. Forbunh. have just ro-
turned ’from2 In automobile trip to
Rochester. where they were enter-
tained by Mr. and Mrs. Irron GI-
ger. Wort-en (lager is I. brother of
Charles Ginger.
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Mr. and Mrs. w. W. Stone. of :8
Westdioin street. spent yesterdsy’ in
Stafford as guests of Mr. Ind Mrs;
Wade Cook. {omel- residents of
Not-wills ' ‘
. I
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Mr. and Mrs. J. 8. Warren, of
Bethel. Conn.. were guests on Tues-
day of their daughter. Mrs. W. W.
Stone. of 28 West Main street...
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Miss Jessie Waters of 4 Elm
street entertained It bridge ‘on
Thursday evening. There woro two
tables. Dainty refreshments my“.
served. The first prise was won by
Ray Hayes. and the consolstion
prize by Palmer Shermsn. Those
present were Miss, Mabelle Austin.
Miss Clara. Stone. Mr. and Mrs.
Edward Sherman. Palmer Sherman.
Tracey Sterling. Ray Hlyel. Ind
Miss Jessie \Vators. ‘
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Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Gregory of
Chestnut Hill entertained It bridge
on Hallowe'en.
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Mrs. “’arren Mayors of Flax'I-Iill
road has returned from a. visit with
relatives in Boston. "
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Ophir Chapter. No. 52, O. E. S..
is having a sale of home made cake
and food gat Stillson and Powell's
drug store all day today.
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The Star of Columbus Circle held
a. regular meeting last evening in
lied Men's min on \Vashington
street. There was a social hour af-
ter ‘the meeting.
0
Miss Natalie Mrt‘uusland of Bay-
vir-w avenue is spending twelve days
in Washington. l). t'., as the guest of
'slstance.
Miss lilt-nnor Andrews. She will
return home ”in ’l‘uesdny.
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1 WEbiPORT 1
A )ouug girl. while on her “'li)
iiUlllu tilottly utter six o'clock “ed—E
lltstiuy evening “as lltld 1,) near
the sand sun-ell at Cross liliil\\.l_\‘
dilli .ll‘nt’kmi. 'l‘ht attack “.ts Ill" 80'
ili'lili.i :1 liilllll't.‘ that the Stat. :Vuiirr-
vulc milled by Prosecutor i‘i-lu‘ird
liradlvy. The
to l.t-r ilollll:
,xoung girl was w;.llun’g
and had only 'i short
morning.
.
O
rim regular meeting of the West-
pmt (hunter of the American Red
(' runs was held last evening in the
illll‘lil‘\. The minutes of the. last
meeting were read and tho legulnr
committee reports given. Officers for
the near Were chosen. RV. Kenneth
Maclx’cnzie is chairman. Arthur Ruff
Supt. of Westport schools. is vice-
ehuir n. Granville Mackenzie. sé-
Crctur): Mrs. Lesley Snitfen. trea-
surer; Mrs. Nelson Crawford. chair-
man ot’ Chapter Production: Mr.
Blrge. chairman of the Home Serv-
ice; Mrs. George St. John. chairman
of the Nursing Committee. In'd Miss
Alice Keating g. chairman because of
the limited time he would be Ibil
to devote to the work. Mrs. Arthur
Ruff was chosen to tho annoy.
Percy Anderson is the chairman oi"
the roll- call. The chapter is making
I drive to secure 1,000 members.
0
, Miss Marjorie Baker w
pleasant surprise. lost evenngrhg 2
number of girl friends who arranged
a shower of miscellaneous articles
for household use. Miss Baker Ind
Arthur Durner are to be married
Nov. 14 at the rectory of the Church-
ot the Assumption.
0
Mr. and Mrs. Gthm
and family are closing theirvroammrug
home on Compo street and return-
ing to New York on Suhdhy. -
Dr. Morton. has sol
Combo street:~ and
Stamford.
house on
morn: to
His Alice Louise Ruff. div ht :-
of Mr. and Mr. Arthur Ruff cigwii-
in? Road. agitertsinod I. number of
r you g ends It I. In no
pdrty V’sdnesdsy syn’ningmag's:
were plsyed Ind there were prizes
for tho winners Mil: Mildred Mio-
Kenno. won the prise for the prett-
cost o and Min Estelle arms
was dean the prize for the most orb
gun] costume. Mon'y of the teachers
of Weltport schooh Ittsndod the
Dirty- ~ .
slid Hrs. Clement Reynolds
we“ I Hullows'en poi-2y at their.
V
He said that honesty and .ndustry
were two of the essential munition-
pointI with many amusing
on industry in something or the roll;i
who used to sell horses which were
far from tht they were represented
and that as s. result of such dsaiing
some then never did business [039“).
or more than once. He said that one
of tho outstanding things
watched by the young business man
was the necessity of not disappoint-
ing your customer. ‘ .
vision Wednesday evening.
worn about 125 boys Ind girls pre-
sent. lflr. Kerststtsr was in charge.
And Conducted I. number of ve‘i-y in; ‘
tereotlng gsmos for the group. '
W.
00.. silk ribbon manufacturers wt
I bunch. office. here". 2
disdontinuo their strike
Their kdeelsion
ed to the police that about; 2! win
glows had been broken istud one wt
CIptIin C. W. Bell. Rownyton ove-4
nuo. is probIbly the "youngest" old
man in Rowsytou. Tipugh ho nu
passed the 87 your mark. Captain
Bell ha I surprising amount of vi.
taiity and youthfulness. He still
pilots his oyster boat. makes n
nary repairs to the craft Ind does
his share of laud anor._ lcThoughi
his hair is trotted silver” his keen
eyes peer out-'- from béowj' shaggy
eyebrows. sparkling and with on up; a“
all
parent fronltnosI.-2 2:
Captain Bell is ‘one of the hen: til;
RowaytOn who are really familial;
with the history of the town.‘ ,.
“Timon hove chsngod greatly since
I came to Romyton in June, 1861, "
smiled the captain. “I can remem-
ber tht is now Rownyton avenue
when there were but few houses on
it"!
A reporter
.
from The Sentinel
found Co n Roll aboard his 03”-
Ital-2 boot. sily engaged in sinking
I. spike through a. pier to strengthen
a dock. He used the heavy sledge
hammer with surprising power and
handled a heavy bit and brace ef-
fectively. Asked if he wanted help-
he seornfully refused saying that. he
was able to do the work without as—
Csptaln Bell has had a
vnrlod career politically.
He was born in Windsor. N. 31, a
little town on the Hudson river and
one of the earliest settled by the
Dutch. His father. captain of :1
North River freight and steam bout ‘
was washed overboard and druwnt'd.
His mother died when he was om;
and one- -ho.lf years old. 3
Unusual memory is one of the no- .
ticeablo faculties possessed by Can-l
tnln Bell. Ho has facts. names nnui
dates right at the tip of his tongue.)
in 1881 he was elected to the state
legislature It Hartford. He served
day evening. The usual Hallowc‘eu.
games were played and refreshments
Were served. Those protein w;r. Mr.
and Mrs. liorrlsotr Veddcr of Nor-
walk. Mr. and Mrs. August ll; Dos-
cher. Mr. and Mr}. August .1. .Dosch;
er and Miss Josephine Bradley.
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The staff or the “’cstport Stand-
;lrd had a bowling match with Jim
staff or “iv l-‘niriicld News. t: l‘alr-
livid. Wednesday evening. The
Slundalvi team was t‘omposwi‘ of
“'illlur Jacobs. Jack Hurley. 'v‘v’nliatd
6
Williams .1111 Jim Brennan. ‘l‘hccei
lucrc the gums. the llrst st'u' tics;
1:141 to .‘37 ill lllvur oi the 3—“le
li‘ht .\e\\s was also victorious in i 2 i
Nt'L'Jlld .gume the score stunting int-7
to Z‘Jl. The News will play a 2.1311:
game in the near Xllturtr. plo-‘lablll
.11 the \Vusiport-"Yl'. V
o I o i
The “’estport Public Library .
filourd held its regular month}: ":
:mer-ting in the Library Hull last *2 ‘
« evening. ' ‘
O C O I
'St. Jocs of Bridgeport will play
the Owls at football on tho lt‘ilsklve
.. Lot next Sunday at 3 o'clovfi i'.'.‘.l.
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Matti-“us l'o:t
can Legion. enturttlinnmlt
tee have ulinmlhccd that it: t
give it Military Hall in '(h« "i‘ ‘
on Saturday evening .\'r-\. 5.2.
celebration of the: signing .'
Armistice of
The August Alilt‘f‘l
t‘l‘inlutt
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The Foresters held a niretzm:
ing last evening.
0
Y. 31.0.
Iar “'Et‘kl} meeting Tuesday evening.
A splendid supper was servud; in
Mrs. Austin Wakenlan and ‘ Miss
Josephine Godillot, members 1‘: l‘lt‘
\Vomens "Y" Committee. -\: tight
o‘clock Mr. E. '1‘. Bedl‘ord nrriud
and was introduced to the. bots Mr.
Bedrord told some of the p ("ilitlllts
which he confronted as u. \‘OllllL’ man .
and some of the lessons him it he
learned by facing these problenls.
tions for success. He illustrzt. to his
- cries.
He told one to illustrate his point
lowing manner: A certain
msn aspired to be I great
plint- but was ctinlnuany being
beaten' by I friend. When he in-
quired of the friend how it warn that
ho was always abolt to beat aim the
friend replied that he got up three
mornings a week at 4 o'clock to
proctiss‘dho particular shot that so
puzzled his friend. Mr. Bedford em-
phasised the necessity of creating
good will in business. He told of men
can
n
TN"! ‘2
tobe
wooo‘.‘
A social wIs held in the Bozs' me
There
LONG mum mi).
Ilmfloyss of the Johnson-Comm!“-
decided
“i drown. up. by Captain Bell.
the World “’nr. :1 '
in .4 :
their lodge roo‘ms inthc Hank Iluild- ‘
I s ' '
A. Notes. 3
'lhe High Ir" Club held its tern-i "
‘ YuOOArmy f '
_ Haven tomoml‘.
"gEvewthm
ther andsqn
ton sin in mes“ ,
ton Bielhodist “5:31.“;
Dmmm 0f {mum Rh.
sum» .
2 io’. model-otter: in suiting . Too many
2 people as not know thIt appetite is
not hunger. People est too much
‘ .' . .
Miss uIrgIrst Cleverly returned to
noun”; They mks I 4'89““ he: nomo Whit, Plains. N. Y» a-f- "eluted. accordi “an“
a. .91: “ting 0. most. tor «31:13:an emu at the Sehnert. It 1mg;
.. “I"ob oiw‘nys; followed tha'oystor
' business and the In." said Captain
“Boil. "For ‘5 number of yours I was
ngogsd in “oystsrlng of! the eastern
homo of Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Clever-
iy. Crow sinus. - ‘
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110th Public library will
the Sunday Sch 2
ure film “in: 3:11,?“
In "The Arm“
of surprises
shore of~ misnd with my heId- machine is lo :1
st? ”identified on Doll's n- 23’ gm”?! mmemvd‘wi’ofg‘fiffié if gt situation no,
nq’sr *‘253’: 0°53, ticfimo": the interior. The limmureddy an - ‘
1. ng undergone: - Italic-.1 change and
The enterta: 1125:-.. '
boy; over ten ”an of“
under way promp. y It“.
is to be held Under the
the Ne “Enter-pray.
the church
Ive often wanted to talks I trip to,
' Maryland but I’m afraid thIt I'
couldn't:- tirm any of my old friends—
it's so long ago." he said wistfully.
Csptain Bell's first residence was
the old iii-hold .hou‘so ind then I‘ few
years later: he had a. new home built.
He still resides in this house. Cap-
tain Bell has two daughters and one
_ . '11?! . "Spiritual Gold of the Children of
Fer Erna-HTS: :83}: gag-ell; _ Gad." will he the topic of the sermon
Ito be delivered by Rev. Victor s.
J HI! ”limit“. -b“g“!:'°m‘n;“° ”a“: Scalise. at the communion service of
“‘3‘ he “’9‘ ‘° ear 3" a " 3'“ .tho Bowaybon Baptist church. Sun-
:pa‘rt >of hisl‘tl‘mé, iwhen‘ not rout-{£6
day, t 10: 80 a at. Sunday school
sea, 'is spent 51. hi! wnme‘s. about: ’ i
. will be hold It. 11: 45 o'clock: Young
his oyster-1mm making mirror repnirs iPe'opjeI meeting a 7 p. m. and the
and changes or along the- sho'ro‘
, "owenlng service wil lstsn It 7:30
front ' '1 l ‘ ’ 1’ ' 1-3,, o'clock"; The ssrvico Sun'dIy ovening
I ‘2 0 22’0— t: '2 ' - fwill see the first of I series of tee.
Miss Carol Mill‘s. Highland Ivéx'iue. ‘tures to be given in November by
and Professor Vernor Hughes of 5Rev. Mr. Scalino. The leéture will
New Rochelle, were to give a. joint be on tho "qu of Christianity."
recital before members of the W0— Church choir meeting wii be held
men‘ 3 club, New Canaan, this after- next Thursd'sly.,evening at 8 o'clock.
noon. . Miss Jennie Scott, Rowsyton ave-
nue. spent yesterday-in Bridgeport.
wnon- the remodeling and painting
is completed. it 'ill present I hand-
SomOJ’W- A sign. ordered
some time Ice. is expected to arrive
next week. It will hone from the-t
front‘of the library Ind-It night,
will be iuumitinted.
for three terms. He was also, at
ono:time. elected president of the
Stnte Oyster Growsrs' Assbbiatibn.‘
A bill to prohibit steamboats from
working natural oyster beds in un-
fair competition to soiling boats, was
After1
three introductions. it: was finally
Nd by tho,_. 5:9.” email-stuns.u ‘
Captain Bell Itt butes his long;
life and. healiluto ghodtclddn ‘living
“sin-e l‘m young." he said. "why
ouldnft I. be. Many persons of
e~fiijeséntnge 'dle' ear-iv in- life be-t‘
£1132.” they mortgage their 2 future
whenethoy are young»; Nstnroanexier »
forgives. Heredity. to6, id another.
thing. The good, book tells about:
parents that eat sour grapes and
their children' s teeth are set: on edge.
"Healthy parentage,” he continued.
"Is better than all of the‘wealth in
the would. I was brought—up to be
n-good churchmen and I never took
martini: of liquor in my» life. «I
Services to t... he:
the week of \‘O‘- m... 5
ayton ‘lethorjist Chub“
public today by R... R?
pastor. Sunda) 55mm.
dgy school, in a .,,. ‘
8 in, 11 a. TIL:
meeting, 6: 45 p_ int??? ‘
song service “-2 ‘5 “mo
oclock. All arr 1mm? .
the services. Air p- . Sim“
service there at ;1 b. a
ture of interest “-3.: a. ‘
yresenetd by Miss Card
of girls will be 11...... ,1 .
day meetings 5:2th fl.
schurch incl .zdc: you“
official board meant;
Wednesday , ,r _ ~ ..
o'clock and SF arrday ,1; -.
meeting at 3 p.13
.2.‘
o J o 0
Franklin Malchette; Rowayton ave-
nue. who has been visiting relatives .
I o o _
Mr. and Mrs. Reynol-~ ~Werm'e.
Was Wall St. Tanght.
01‘ Did’ —— --—-.-,-.-2—- '9
New York newspapers recently announced a damage suit against the Stock Er-
change Association by dealers 1n shares of Piggly Wiggly Stores, Inc., home office, .
Memphis, Tenn.
This brings to mind that earlier in the year in this connection it was announ‘md
that Wall Street was to be taught a lesson. Probably the outcome of the plesent ac»
tion will depend upon establishing who really received the most instruction.
All of which interests us only because of a. similarity in names. Piggly it lgg
Fairfield, Inc., has its principal business office in Stamford, Connecticut, and serves
good many Wall Street employees 1n Stamford, Greenwich and Norwalk \1 ho co
mute to New York.
_ Our opinion of theSe customers, and Of our other customers as well, includes 1
Slncere regard for their business ability that we have never felt 1n the least inclinedt
volunteer them any lessons on the operation of their business.
. So wohre not a part of the action referred to, but are devoting our time to learn-
ing addltltfifai ways and means of furnishing the buying public with good groceties at
populanpncesw we b'élieve the suggestions below will indicate.
Pl
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