ne sand Personl I Mention
”Rule duels. tines Daugh-
-. the hint COWEIWIJ
will meet atlthe home of
' B. Smith. 200 East avenue.
. i Tuesday attornoon at
U 0 ‘e e .
d Mrs. . H. Clements‘ of
‘ s Mane. are visitins Mr-
Samuel J. Hopkins over
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Buoknem entertained a
» at her home on Beldcn
' last evening. Music. dancing
. :4 -- were enjoyed and a.de-
U . ~ evening spent by all.
“W. e e e
risdeans. That‘s all. ‘ J
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fishing Kleinman of Seuth “Main
_ ”t will leave for Hartford this
ung to spend the weekend with
mother.
frank R. Curtis w:
W in New York it
, -—l'ire Sale! Wztch and wait for
date. Gottlieb's. l: 8. Main St. —-Adv.
0
Edward Harrigan of Winniguk
is ding the week-end n cw
Item?“ with Mr. and Mrs. Daxid
0. filvester. . . .
The Junior Hadassale is giving a
dense. December fourth. at Elks'
hell. Music for dancing will be
Wed by the Monterey club or-
ohestre. -
Samuel Maurice and l. Snitzer at!
spending the weekend in New Yo
City. 0 O 0
Mr. and Mrs. R. Scott of Raymond
street ‘were recent visitors in New
York City. . .
. ueSoft hats and caps at O'Brien's.
" e e e
a business
y todeY.
Mr. and Mrs. “’esle M. Ray.
raced of Chestnut stre t left this
thing for a tour thr ugh north-
esnastetes to visit role was in Bos-
tbn. Hess. and Bangor. Maine.
.
Robert Martin 'of Utica. N. Y. was
recent visitor at the home of his
. other. Mrs. lde Martin of lease
0 i
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Mrs. Harold J. Mitchell was a
hotness visitor in New York City
. Ind daughters Isabel end Lois
Brookline. Mass. are visiting friends
and relatives in this city.
-—Ceps and soft hate p‘Brien's.
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Mrs. none Sachs of Westport was
t visitor in the First district yestera
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Ir. end Mrs. J_ M. Curties and
Ilr. and Mrs. Waiter James Hark-
“he- of Cliff street. left this morn-
ing for Utica. N. Y.. where they will
‘visit Mr. and Mrs. Harrison Gregory
., and family.
e e e ,
‘Herfls I: Gene That's all.
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.8
“i" Mrs. Roy 0. Herndon has return-
: ed to her home on 23 Springhill eve-
nus after a two months‘ visit in Bos-
ton. Men.
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Mrs. S.Peris will leave for her
home in New York City tomorrow
.. eftere two months‘ visit with her
‘ father. Mr. 11 Bate of Commerce
If. mat. . . .
Friends are receiving cards from
It. ’ and Mrs. Jackal: L. Fawcett
and family who are visiting relatives
in Key West. Florida.
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. «Buy your Victrors at Donnelly'r
on easy weekly payments. Store open
evasion until I p. in.
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._ Sterling J. Pest of Rocheambeau.
Ohio. is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Leslie
0. Stephens of Newtown avenue.
‘4‘.
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Mr. and ‘Mrs. R. Peter Mac An-
. and sons Robert Jr. and Ar-
thur. are visitingrelatives in New
York Civ over the week-end,
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Dnryas Smith. Martin Lawtou and
We! Blaine motored to Stamford
yesterday and will spend the week-
‘ end with George Drake of that city.
a e
widen-is &. Gene.
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‘ Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester Cddweli
' and sons Jack and Sylvester. Jr.. of
' y. N. Y. are visiting Mr. and
W. L.Waters .of Holden avenue.
0
That's all.
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’Mi- Helen V. Hunt of Silvurnine
ext today for Los Angeles. Cel.. to
was her uncle. John J. Cavanaugh.
do her trip she will visit other points
interest. including Chicago. where
, will spend a few days with
9"“.
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,Miu Pearl Quance of the Second
' was a visitor in New York
yesterday.
, . . .
2 III. Marjorie White of Flex Bill
Is tertaining Miss Cecelia
of rooklyn. N. Y.
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“Mutton: is framing pictures
in new I. o. 0.1". building.
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3!!» William Josem end sons Er-
' Milton of Lie: Hill road.
the week-end in Bridge-
so the guests of Mrs. Josem's
Mr. and Mrs. Phillipl of
m“. e e e'
,Yourdisky of Ely avenue is
:he about again after being
» to his home with a severe
‘ s e a
motor parties Attended the
High-Shelton football game
‘\
finited Spanish War Veterans, Harry
'. Mr. and Mrs. Mortimer nascent?b
...l DARIEN l
, MOD.
Lester De Forest reported to the-
pollce yesterday that he had struck
a. bicycle belonging to William Plait.
The matter was settled between the
owners. .
e
The Ladie' auxiliary of Mulvoy-
'rariov Post. 0. 603. will held a so-
cial and clipping party at Red Men' s
hall. Washing/ton street. Wednesday
evening. Nov. 14. McKinley camp.
M. Booea Post of New Canaan and
auxiliaries and Mulvoy-Tarlov Post.
603 have accepted an invitation to
be present.
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The Women's Guild of Christ
church iii hold its regular meeting
Monday afternoon at 1:80 o'clock.
in the Sunday school rooms. instead
of on Thursday. All members are
requested to attendw the meeting at
which much'buslness will be pre-
se'nted-
I—TKSTWURWKLK—W
The sterepoticion lecture given
last night at the East avenue Metho-
dist church. under the auspices of
is. short wedding trip.
return they will reside in their new
bungalow in the. Post road. Darlen.
has purchased an Elcar sedan.
When they
. s e e
Mrs. Fred ,‘Muliott of Maple eve-
nus is entertaining Mrs. Frank St.
John of Hartford for a few days.
0.
Mrs. Alfred B. Benshaw of Col-
lenders Point. Noroton. is visiting
with friends in Troy, New York.
The vdies' .Aid 0'! the Methodist
hurch held their regular meeting
on Thursday afternoon.
Charles Van Dine of the Post road
e a s ‘
Mrs. Jefferson and her son visited
with Mrs. Fred Mullett of Maple
avenue. recently. ‘
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The Christian Endeavor
Repre-
Ths Noroton Heights ilre com- ‘
pany held their regular meeting on
Tuesd y evening.
The secretary was
the King's Heralds, was enjoyed by aske 0 write to the seiectmcn in
a large number of parishioners and regard: ‘0 the “SW”31 0‘ the 0”
hose. Delegates were appointed to
their friends.’
Mrs. Maurice Stevens and her son.
Frederick have returned to their
home on East avenue from Boston
where they were the guests of re-
iatives. “
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Friends of Edward Shea will be
sorry to hoor' that he is ill at his
home on Charles street.
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Mr. end Mrs. Thomas S. Hassctt ,
and son. Stanley of East avenue are
leaving, shortly for Philadelphia
where they will make their home in
the future.
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Mrs. Joseph MacFarland ”Who has
been visiting with her daughter. Mrs.
Rodmen Lilly of Myrtle street. Elli.“
returned to her home in Brooklyn.
4 e e e
'Mrs. Albert Dunn of Belts place
as returned to her home following
an enjoyable visit with relatives in
Virginie. Mrs. Dunn was accom-
panied by her daughter, Miss Edith
Dunn.
WET—'7
p
Alarm." to be given by
ion Heights Dramatic club. Decem-
ber. will be on sale soon.
attend the meeting of the fiance
board about some new equipment
for the Packard truck.
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Miss Estelle Palmer entertained a
umber of her young friends on
Thursday afternoon from 8:00 till
6:
Games were
served and a most delightful
had by all the little folks.
00 at her home on the Post road.
played. refreshments
time
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Mrs. John Fairbanks of Old
King' a Highway visited with Mr. and
\lrs. Charles Brown of Broad River
on Thursday.
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The Noroton Boy Scouts troop
No 1. held their regular meeting on
Friday evening
for another dance to be given soon.
Plans were made
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Mr. James F. Williams. fogmcr su-
crintcndcnt of the Darien schools.
who has been quit ill. is able to be
about again.
The tickets for the play “A .Night
the Now-
,
Willard Williams went to New i
York today to attend the racing:
game between Cornell and Columb
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Mr. end Mrs. Henry Rippe. Mr. .
and Mrs. William Matthias. Mlss'Le-
na Matthias. Miss Belle Rippe, Mr.
George Ripp of Grens Farms and
Roy Kennedy and Donald Crawford
of W'estport. all members of the
Matthias Post. American Legion, at-
tended the liberty ball given in 1h?
Norwalk armory last evening by th
Frank G. Godfrey Post. No 12.
American Legion.
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Edward Keene is seriously ill at
his home on the Dnnbury road.
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Robert C_ Shani of Ludlow road is
dangerously ill at his home with
pneumonia. ,Dr. Nolan and Dr.
O'Connell are in charge of the case.
and two New Haven doctors have
been celled in consultation.
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The many friends of Mrs. Alberta
Jennings will be pleased to learn that
she is conv lesci .
i . ".K . .
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Katherine Guild Bowne and "
Charlene. Guild lm. r soil to quliaxd
Council of Yen \cuk property on»
Meinlngside u‘rive. The purchase
price was 27. .500.
Current Exents C'lub met at the
home of Miss Bindio Kceler. yester~
day. There w a larger attendance
than usual and nany subjects of
interest were dis ussed. The' next
meeting will be ~lth Mrs. “’iillam
Taylor of Oak Bl s. next Thursday
afternoon.
Philimena, the infant daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Savino of Riverside
avenue. who died yesterday morning.
was buried today in the Catholic
cemetery. b
. e e e
Miss Georgienna Taylor. of Oak
Bluffs. has returned from a visit to
her sister. Mrs Perry Beers. in De-
troit, Mich. On her return trip Miss
Taylo visited friends in Buffalo N.
Y. and also stopped for a few days
Roweyton Methodist church,
he oprovcd
The committee in charge has
ranged for special music and ser~
mon in the morning at 1 1a. in.
Aid Society will
Home supper from 5: 30 until i: 80.
After the supper a song and promise
scrxlct will be held in the auditor-
ium of the church.
the following:
the
Rock." Sewell.
pcnhelm.
“On the Right of the British Line."
H. G. Wells. "\Ir. Breilllng s.—.
through. " Connor. “Sky Pilot " Fut-
ROWAYTON ‘ l
11.11
.c..
Sclincrt, pastor.
Armlslic Sunday. Nov. 11th. will
in a special manner.
ar-
ia the evening at 6: 45 the Ep-
worth League cabinet will under a
sprightly program.
Relieson is chairman of the meet-
ing. They are also planning to serve
refreshments at 6 o'.ciock A cordial
invitation is extended to all.
Miss l livence
At seven thirty a song service will
be held and a chart addres sgivcn
by the pastor.
Wednesday Nov. 14th. the abdics'
give a Harvest
Special attention Wil lbe given
Fathers and sons week. Nov. ll and
G. and the committee is planning
splendid gathering for Sunday
vornlng Nov. 18 with special speak-
(.I'.
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The hearing ordered by the later»
state Commerce Commission on the
proposed
rates will be held in the rooms of
the Merchants Association.
u orth bldg. New York. next Tuesday
morning. at 10 o'clock. All commu-
ters of Rawayton are urged to at-
tend this hearing. The
appointed by the Civic Association
consists of Commissioners
\iewborn and Bond. and they urge
the importance of a. large delegation.
increase in commutation
\Vool-
committee
Adams.
Books added to the Rowavtcn li-
rary during the past month include
vnao-SiiRDL
Connor, ““lack
"Black Beauty." 0p-
“Doublo Traitor " Nobbs.
following:
it
with Miss Helen Taylor in Brock- relic. "My Lady's Garter." Victor
part. N. Y. where Miss Helen Tay- Hugo. “Ninety’threet.” Octave Tha-
ior i eteaching in the New York net. “By Inheritance." LeQueux.
State Normal school. “The Czar's Spy " Henty. "In the
‘ ' ‘ Heart of the Rockies." Rob- :.rison
Anton Leary. secretary of the
Westp’ort Y. M. ,C.»A.. made a visit to
Greenwich today in the interest of
the proposed tri-city bowling club.
which is to include Stamford. Green-
wich and We‘stport.
The Redford school members of
the Junior Red Cross are making six
of the comfort bags asked for by
the Westport chapter of the Ameri-
can Red Cross. for the sildiers in
the Panama canal zone. The quota
for the local chapter is 25 bags. Any
one having bags ready please send
them as soon as possible to the Red
Cross room or to Mrs. Nelson Craw-
ford. Tho bags are to be shipped to
a station in Brooklyn for: forward.
ing. and are required to be at the
shipping point by November 15th
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The air plane which was being re-
paired at the Judge Moreen: estate
expected to return yesterday to
Mineole. but could not "take of!"
because of the iligh wind. The lay
of the land prevents a swooping tak‘fi.
off. so the pilot ust wait until the
wind is favorable or a short. quick
start. The pilot. William Sharpe of
Mineols. L. 1.. ”served as an air pilot
with the Royal British air fore
during the World War.
On Wednesday evening at ten
0 'olock at the Congregational church.
Miss Virginia Rehrbaclr.
«Ishtar or Mr. and Mrs. William
MW! of Locust Bill road. and
Albert Pens-it of Darlen. were unit-
ed is marriage by Rev. George A
Tattle. The bride were I. dark green
church for this wee
following:
men.
and special music.
“The Islander." Elliott. “The Haunt-v
ed Pajamas."
Mrs. George Kay. Crookett street
and who has been visiting fri ends in
New York city this week. is Ospoct-
ed home on Monday.
Rehearsal of the quartette notion
of Ever Ready chorus will be held
at the home of Mrs. Fred Arnbler.
Monday night. The general rehear-
sal of the chorus will
night. also at her home. The chorus
is planning a concert to be given at
the hose house this month.
be F‘i ifiy
Edgar Lynch. teacher of a. Sunday
school class at the Rowayton Me-
thodist church today took his pupils
to a football game at the Yale bowl.
About twelve members of the class
attended the foootbe’il classic.
Services at the wayton Baptist
include the
Sunday morning. 10: 30 o'clock.
patriotic service in honor of Arm-
istice Day.
Peace" and special music.
sermon, "Vision of
Sunday school at 11: 45 o'clock.
-Young Peoples‘ Society meeting. 7
p. m.
Evening service. 7: so o'clock. eer-
“Triumphant Christianity.”
Wednesday night. training class
for teachers meets at the home' of
Miss Jessie Jarvis. Highland «tone
at 8 o’clock.
Thursday night. regular prayer
meeting and study of fourth chapter.
gospel according to St. John.
Friday night at 8 o’.cloek choir
at crepe dragso witht hat to match. and rehearsal.
ling, canteen nous 914W 1: Rev. Victor." feline is pastor ‘
aadjlr's. Pauseltheve hevesone es the church: .o ‘ 4°!
”a.
Union -
held armeeting in the Baptist church.
Stamford, Friday evening.
sentatives of the Darlen church at-
tended this meeting.
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nylon avenue. and a student ‘ , ,
Wesleyan university. ,wili motor to
Jiei- home today where
she will
spend the week-end. She will be ac-
companied by offload.
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The Rowayton library was closed
all day today because of the work.
ing. The library will also be closed
Monday, in honor of Armistice Day.
WASHINGTON
DOGS ENJOY
Canines ofrAll Breeds,
I
,s o m e Aristocrats,
:ind O t h e r 8 Just
. . .
“Mutts” in Parade at
Capital
WASHINGTON. Nov. 10.—Penn-
sylvania avenue. historic pethwov of
mighty pageants of war and peace.
was yesterday the route of the strong
est of all. It was a procession of
dogs—hundreds of Just plain mutt:
headed by a brass band parading
on their way to the mutt dog show.
conducted by the human education
society.
No dog was eligible to that parade
unless his family coat of erms had
a bar sinister and the more bars
there were on the escutcheon the
higher be ranked. And every one
was accompanied by somebody who
loved him just as much as if he were,
the highest priced thoroughbred in
the world.
Handsomely dressed women mer-
cized proudly along with pups that
were intended to be collics. but turn-
ed out look like setters and ima-
gined t cmselves airedales. Boys
and girls carried in their arms short
legged mutts that tired on the way
and the capital of the United States
at a busy. hour peuscdto look and
reflect on a demonstration of human-
itarism. ‘
Every dog has his day: this was
the day 0 f‘the proletariat.
OPENS ’NEW c
’ CORSETIERE
SHOP TODAY
M m e'. Jeannette Re-
establishes Business
in Harris and Guns
Building in So. Main
Street
glover. today opened up her. new
store at 66 South Main street. Her
new shop is located in the new Her.
ris.end Cans building. which has
been erected on the site of theoid
Clitord hotel. It is at the same lo-
cation. where for four years previous
to the destruction of the bpilding‘ by
the tire. she served the discriminat-
ing women of Norwelk. _
Mme. Jeannette has announced
that her new shop will be conducted
along the same plan as her former
store.
N orwalk case in
.. Bridgeport Court
Several Norwalk cases are sche-
duied to come up in the Superior
court in Bridgeport best week
Among the cases are: Further testi-
mony in the case of Minnie Kriewaid
and Hartford Railroad company on
Tuesday. Keogh and Candce appear
for the plaintiff.
Carlo Boschetti against Ray F.
Purdy. et el. Keogh and Candee re-
present the plaintiff. will come u
on Tuesday. Nov.. 20. Keogh and
Condos represent the plaintiff.
.The case of Anna. Louise Barker
against Ids M. Barker will come up
on Tuesday Nov.. 21. Light and Quinn:
lan will appear for the niainti! and
Leo Davis for the dotendan .
John Palmer against Annie 8. Pel-
mer. Tammany andConnery appear
for the plaintiff and John J. Guneo
for the defendant. This is a divorce-
action and will come up on Tuesday
Nov" 13.
- Jessie M. Citbili against Clifford
P. Cuthill. John J. Cuneo will appear
for the plaintiff and William A. Grit.
fin for the‘defendant. This is also
a divorce 'actlon.
Eelme I. Holley against Frank E.
schniidt for the defendant.
Joseph A. Yolk, jr.. against the
Veil: manufacturing company. Leos
Davis for the plaintiff and Shibnisa
and \Gopdwin for the defendants.
Edward Sasse Buys ,
~ N. E. Candy Co.
Edward Bases of East No lk has.
purchased from George C. eppos
pany. located in the Gottlieb build-
recentiy damaged by are.
The new owner will re-open the
store after extension attentions have
been made. It is his intention. also;
to maintai nthe same policy. inaugur.
ated by Mr. Pep'poe. , conducting a
high grade confectionery shop. and
serving light lunches.
an utterance son cocoa:
‘fiflu” is upon you. ‘l‘alu cars or the
little bush or cold and prevent the
big cookers; attach sff'flu. Whose
in thins Foley's Bones and ‘l’sé‘ the
sate manila sure manned: for co
d throat troubles
and means?“ “38 from > “1111.”
Foley's m and tar—-
selling moonsh remedy ii! tli
of painting the interior of the build-,
THEIR “DAY”
. arises. and I ask all classes of people
Madame Jeanette. corsetiere and
against the New York. New liar-am
Holley. Keogh and Candee appear ,.
for the plaintiff. and Louis Gold»
Jr.. The New What! Candy coin—
ins. South Main street. which was ‘
Donotwutuptuen stack be
Hitler and All A’Mem-
here of Hi 8. Party
Ordered Arrested ‘
BERLIN. Nov. 10 .--'I'he Bavirien
coup d'etat is a. "flivver."
Loyal Reichwehr forces and the .
defection of Dictator vonJiahr. who
remerted his authority following ,
his declaration that he only assented Y
to the LudendorfbHitler programms
of Thursday night at the point 0! n
pistol. broke the back of the revolu-
tion.
Ludcndorff and Hitler. both re—
ported during the day as being
wounded in the fighting which re.
suited in their capture and arrest.
are prisoners. Both will be charged
with high treason.
At 6 o‘clock to-night the Reich:-
wehr forces and the loyal police
stormed the headquarters of the re-
volutionists. in the War Ministry
buildings. where Ludendorff and
Hitler were in charge. There was.
strong resistance. but ILhe ,P-elchs».
wehr were victorious.
Losses on Both Sides.
There were losses on‘both sides in
the lighting. the Reichswehr suffer
ing one dead and ten wounded. The
losses of the Hitler forces werb more
severe but‘ were not stated.
Following the resssertlon of au-
thority by Dictator von Kalir. he or»
dered the prrcst of all followers of
Hitler. andlfiecreed that the “party"
must be diIeoived.
All the Government 'buiidings are
now in the hands of von Kehr. V
General von Secckt. 'who was
made virtual military dictator for
Germany by President Ebert. is-
sued a proclamation to the Reich-
swehr:
"I have been entrusted with ex-
ecutive power. and am conscious or
my responsibility to the people. I
know I can depend with rick-like
confidence on the German army and
navy.
"There is no strife between the
North and South. I will .put down.
any coup fmm whatever side it
loyally to support .tho Reichswehr."
Grave Viey in [nation
LONDON. Nov._ 9.——Brltish Gov.
ornment officials to-dsyA took the
"gravest view of the Bavarian upris-
ing and subsequent events at Munich
by the Nationalists. led by Luden—
dorir. von mr and Hitler. _
cording to the Foreign Office. 'Great ;
Britain will take no action unless
developments demand it.
Hazel Harris to
Wed Tomorrow
Miss also Harris or 82 South
Main street. daughter of Abraham
Harris. President of the Harris and
Gene Co. will be married tomorrou
ho- Joseph,~~l..ibner. son of Mr.
Mrs. Frank Libner. of 77 South Mei:
street. The Wedding will take pinch
in New York city at {:30 P. M. Th.
Rev. Soloman will omciate. After a
wedding 3ourney to Atlantic City. the
popular couple will live at 53 Fair
held avenue. - .
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, W Suit.
’1'!” foreclosure suit. which a
group of suburban bondholdcm or
a
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WEEK
White Rose Pancake
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Live Oak Buckwheat ’
sonogram Nor
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Am.
and
_1he,Unlted‘Eledtrio Railways of‘Si .19 i
Louis sled. was'directed against is» .
underking on «the St. Louis and :, ,
"United Railweys'took over that read ; f
some time ago. i ~ , ,
We LS ORTHl
qWHEN You PAY
Eiyomt mus by
check you needn’t.
:‘4 ""‘
worry. even if you 7
{all to get a receipt.
because the endorse-
meat of Your cited: 15
a receipt in itself.
Open a Checking-Ac-
count NOW' m’
YOUR HOME?
'We are making 'msny homes happy this
month. Hundreds are taking advantage
of the special terms we offer on our
Victrola Club
q-
Haven’t you often been by yourself with no place in particular to go “a noth.
ing 1n particular to do 2 What a joy it would be some cold winter’ s night to
get into your big arm chair and let the artists of the world entertain you on q.
. ' VICTRQLA
Here’s Our Club Plan: - . .
$1
Pay $1 and buy $9. 00 worth of records. You are then a Club Mem f
her. Then you pay $1. 50 each week until the Victrola IS paid for. $10031
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THE BIGGEST EVENT EVER HELD
IN THE N ORWALKS
Streets . of Bagdad
NORWALK ARMORY
UNDER AUSPICES BATTERY c AND
MONKER GROTI‘O, M. O. V. P. E. R.
MONSTER STREET PARADE
OREH GRO'I'i'O BAND OF BRIDGEPORT
Starting from the Mahfck'emo Hotel at 7:30 O'clock
.1
l
6 Come to the Armory tonight and see $5,000 worth of
autos to given given away to some four people
'DANCINGTO MUSIC BY STERLING’S ORCHESTRA
. , ‘ .
: Fun.
Fun. Fun. Fun. Fun. Fun.
Everflil'ight Next Week {fliers Will Be Big Attractions.
I Tell .Your Friends and YOU Be Sure and Come.
.‘, 9
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lit-end Hrs. mes Nashua:
have closeatheir autism.“ home in
WiltonendheveflgonetoN.Y.for
the winter.
I ; tel-tunes their daughter from New“
Rochelle on Thursday.
recovering fromsnetteck otthe
Agrip.
dudes
school. loss,“ Blanche
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{macho wright. Bosses Wright.
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