4
Ind Mrs. A. '1‘. Du‘wsorrmotoro
, . , lHartford Monday where they
“(guests of Mrs. Bells Powell.
~ d matron. at her official
Ivanhoe chapter. which is
. own chapter. _ 3
. o o o .
Ills usual church fair will be
«.in Trinity church parish hall
swirling and tomorrow evening.-
. H‘ O O O
“ Anew iron fence is being put up
“Well the railroad tracks at the
m Norwalk' railroad station. to
me the place of the wooden fence.
O O O
’* #Euteflainment and dance by
Ln I risn Catholic Asso.. Friday
at Kish hall.——Adv.
O O O
A regular weekly rehearsal of the
Art Society was held last
night“: the Lewis street chapel.
- O O O
The mark master degree was con,
hrrod last night at a stated convo-
' antics! of Washington Chapter. No.
34. Royal Arch Masons. held in
Berkeley street te pie.
0 0
The' regular meeting of the Nor-
whlk chapter of the D. A. R. will
be held tomorrow afternoon in the
Town hsii. Mill hill.
0
.. ris & Gene. That‘s all.
0 O 0
Judge Edward M. Lockwood was
in Ridgefied yesterday.
0 0
Richard H..Gustafson. of Plait
street. has resigned his position with
. .~ Siege! and Sachs and is now em-
1’ played in the W'ashington Market in
Washington street. ‘
O
O O
7' V. -—See the hand woven. hand em-
broidered Chinese linens. Camilla
Gift Shoppe—Adv.
O U C
Miss Bertha T. Meade has return
ed to her home on Main. street at
a week‘s visit with Misses Martha
9". and Helene Leighton of Roxbury,
. Mass.
O O 0
Mr. and Mrs. Harold N. Ecknian
have returned to their home on
South Main street after a few days'
visit with Mr. Eokman's sister. Mrs.
Jessie Kemp of “'illimnntlc. Conn.
O O 0
-—-Fire Sale! “‘atch and wait for
date. Gottlieb's. 12 S. Main St.—Adv.
O O l
Stuart B. Iiuribult of Ohio ave—
nue has had a telephone installed in
his home.
Miss Elsie Sawyer of \Vilton ave-
nue left yesterday for “'ashington.
D. C.. where she will \isit her aunt.
Mrs. Lyman Sharlach.
0
--—Buy a "Sellers." See what. a
world of difference it will make in
your kitchen work. it is the most
convenient kitchen cabinet made.
"‘ Let us demonstrate and show you
why you should buy 3. “Sellers."
. Angevine Furniture Co.—Ad\~.
I O C
H. Gang of New York City was a
-‘-’ business visitor in town Monday.
..- O O 0
Mrs. W. Krappe of New York
City is visiting her son. \Vaiter
t avenue.
0 O O
—Hs.rris & Gans. That's all.
C O 0
a delightful time had by all. The
guests were Mr. and Mrs. R. L.
eration for appendicitis.
e e o
,, evenings until I p. m.
I‘ '- Bridgeport last evening and were
nests of Miss Ethel M. Lawrence of
; iinton avenue.
V ,iy of this city. now of St., aul.
* nn.. are visiting friends the
, T~cniidreni For the price 61: it
--ie. see Henry in Magic. Mys-
nnd Mirth. No . 19. So. Nor-
es of the Norwalk Teachers' As-
.. tlon. Adults 75c: Sr. High 500;
. High and grades 30c.——Adv.
I
avenue. .
0.
,Mr. L. Shilepsky is in New Yor
today on business.
‘ O I O
‘7 Mrs. Mark Lathe of hewbuhh. N.
‘ . ll visiting her daughter. Mrs.
H .. B. Wright of Riverside ave-
"‘ O O O
first District last evening.
0 I I
Leer-n the latest in dancing. Call
Coochia has resumed his
‘ with friend I Ed d
ted" for him.
. and Mrs. Edward (1. Hart:-
s.
e s asters, epidemics. famine. and rcfuge
aid by signing up for 1924 in your
Krappc. and family 0‘ Springhiil delivered a very interesting address ’ .
upon the subject of "l’yrsonnl “'ork”
at the.” Swedish Congregational ‘Veds
church. last night. Mr. Buckmnn
who is engaged in missionary work.
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Nudel cntor- told of his experiences. Mrs. Rich-
tained several friends at their home ard Tjader of New York. who Spends
on Flax Hill road Monday evening. the summer months at 0-0 ._ ’ . “rakeman 01f
T l. neltt
Dancing and music were enjoyed and also gave an firm-max talk.
Crabbe. Mr- and Mrs. J- H. Daly of societv of the Fast Avenue Methodi
_ 1. st
Bridgeport and Mr. and Mrs. Rod A. church held an lcnjoyahle mecting
Carter of Stamford. with Mrs. Annie Paddock at her ‘11
it me on Seaview avenue. last eve-
L. Bloom of New York City was a n ug. A very largo number attended
business visitor in this city yester- and current happenings in the mis-
day. ricnary field were dismissed. The of the Assumption. ltev. Fillitf‘l‘ Car-
. . 1 Hoolcty will hold its next monthly roll ofi'iciniillg- MISS Ilakcr wore
Mrs. R. McAllistcr is recuperating meeting with Mrs. Daniel L'liomme—
at the Nor-walk hospital after an op- «lieu of Rowan vstrcot.
w»: :1 «unwre
~ '- e
Boers andPerson ‘ K g ,
the weekly talk given by Dr. Kerri. eke. have gone to New York. where
son on First Aid. under the auspices they will spend thotwinfir .months.
' o s ,~ ,
Mrs. A. F. Bondy "and two chil-
to five o'clock in the South Norwalk dren of Stamford visited with, Mrs.
Public Library: Ethel Amrein. 141- Charles Davidson of
lien K. Field. Rebeccs, Fitch. Adele- last Week.
' Miss Alice Macintyre of' the No-
mzabeth Saunders of Troope 6. roton Water company.'has been con-
Dorothy Adams. Catherine Riordan fined to her home for m
and Margaret Chittim of Troopfi day: due' ‘to_
of the Norwalk Chapter of the Red
Cross yesterday afternoon at four
Van Seer. Helen Pfleeger._ Florence
Levy and Gladys Lamb of Troape I.
and Miss Mayra Baldizar. The sub-
ject was on general direction in
about the injured person.
O O 0
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Crowley. of
O O I 4
Misses Caroline Fredericks and
Rochelle, N. Y.
Burns of Brooklyn. N. Y.
a card social at the Norwaik Country
Club. Friday evening. November 16.
Dinner will be served :it 7:30 o'clock.
Mrs. Flynn will lyé the hostess for
the evening.
0 0 0
Mrs. '1'. Zacco and son of New
York City,_who have been visiting
with Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Lopez
of Lowe street, have returned to
their home.
passed yesterday in Bridgeport where
she was the guest of her daughter.
o s s
Miss Elizabeth Drumn has re rn-
ed to her home in Elizabeth. . J..
closed all day Friday to prepare for
cd store on Saturday. .
and New York. visited the “'cst Nor-
ing.
Red Cross Chapter. Join Nov. 11
to 21.
0 O 0
Edward Bartram reported to the
police that someone had stolen a
robe out of his car. while it was
parked in Marshall street last even-
ing. '
l—EKS‘T'WURWKL'K—T
John Buckman of New York City .
O O O
The “'omcn's Foreign Missionary
Men 11
LeRoy avenue
-‘ . . .‘ 1 .
e rpflflt few
Members of the Epwo‘rth
rendering first aid in cases of shock. moiety of the Merilodist church at-
Dr. Morison urged the scouts t0 "50 tende‘d the masquerade party given
self-assertion in dispensing a crowd by '
Wednesday evening.
, O I
Henry B. Cooke. manager 'of
Flex Hill road. left yesterday for King's End Fuel
Miami, Fla... where they will_spend last Thursday in New York city on
the winter months. business. ‘ ‘
_ ‘ _ L. Gillette and A. Summorton
Leonora ‘aushn are visiting M" have accepted positions with the
and Mrs. Freeman Bender of New “mg-s End Fuel company. "
o c - , The Church Aid sociei‘y of the;
Olive D°“'d °r Home“ axcnuc. is Presbyterian church of Nomton has
visiting Mr. and Mrs. Courtlandt V. announced a. Harvest supper to be
held in the.
church. Friday evening,
Supper will be served from
in. to s p. m.
C O O
The Hospital \Vhist Club will hold ,,3 trip
1).
The Town's JIjghway Department
in conjunction ,with
llighwty Department are to build a
bridge over the Norman rivur where
Darien adjoins Stamford.
bridge will be thniy feet wide and
its span will be eighteen fectt and
will be constructed of concrete and
steel. Charles 1’. ltuinpf is super-
s e s '
Mrs. N. Garfield of Lowe street. vising the “:0”:-
the Stamford on “I.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mlllspaugh.
formerly of Darn-n, and now of lic-
von. Conn. entertained. last Sunday,
in honor of their {with wedding an-
gucsts “‘L'l‘u:
Millspnugh of Devon.
Thor‘ic and
been
Haven
Benedict.
after an enjoyable visit \‘h her sis- nivlrrsary.
tor. Mrs. Frank Finnegan of (iib- and Mrs.
son street. Mr. and Mrs. Herman
two children. Roger and Gladys.
The N. B. Ryan company will be East Norwalk. and Mr. and Mrs. N.
S. Finch and ivm
”10- ilrand opening of their remodel- and Lots of llurivn.
s e e To )Irs. A. ll.
Mrs. Richard 'l‘jzulur. of Tokcncke land-Jr's l‘oint.
Fruit: of Noroton Heights much cre—
waik Bible Society last evennig. The (m must be given for
meeting. which was held at the home getting the Anioricnnizution
of Mrs. H. lluchi, was largely nt- sl;lrlcd at the liukcr school.
tended. Mrs. szldcr brought with have (icvotcd a great (ik‘iii oi" tinn- to
her a Mr. Bookman of England. who the "um“- and are in part respon-
' ‘ ' assisted her in conducting the meet- at the under-
sible for the success
The classes are held t‘\'cl')’
"The
“'eston talent,
("minon Hall for the
M. 1:. Aid Society. on Friday evo-
Novvni‘ocr lGUi.
more will be a capacity bruise
witness this mirth-producing enter-
tainmcnt.
taking.
. ° ‘ ’ Monday.
“ nntcd: Your indorsoment of re- There is no chu'rgc't‘or entry in these
“Vt “(Wk in “00¢ fire and mine dis- classes and the .llouid of Education
will furnish all school supplies, and
. this opportunity
fling,
all interested
should apply atoncc.
MISS BAKER ,
iS MARRIED -*
i
a.
in‘ the f‘Y" *
two“ men
~
m ..
.auto itrip
Mfr
O C U ‘
Mrs. William Nickcrson of New
York was a week-end guest of Mr.
and Mrs. Ernest Tanner.
s o o
Mrs. Mary Abbott accompanied her
sister, Mrs. Deborah Gorham of “'il-
ton. and her niece. Mtg Mary Hill
of SouthNorwalk. on a. week-end
to Philadelphia, where they
visited Eben Hill, jr.. and family.
3 O O '
Mrs. Percy Thompson has return-
ed from a week's visit with her par-
Elmer Jackson,
in N v
Schu
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Jackson have
spending a. few
On Sunday,
onto'rtainr-d
Mrs. Rn i'l‘y
. O
The force in three acts. entitled
Adventures of Grandpa,"
will he presented in
benefit of the
O O O
The \V. F. M. Society meeting held
iii. the. home of Mrs. 'Wnitcr _Stcr—
was well attended.
The outline in the study book ”Crea-
tion .Forces in Japan." was
by M rsf Helen Godfrey. ‘
ling on Friday
,. s e 0
Mrs. Helen Marrhunt of Redding
was the guest of Mrs. Mary Abbott
on Monday.
and Mrs.
0t liui‘lbuit street.
o o 0
Mrs. J._P. Schubert spent Monday
York City. Miss Isabel
:rt returned to her school du—
ties aftcn spending the week-end at
ilCl‘ home in town.
o
M 1‘.
Martin
O
grinning...)th = will? have ‘- us pen-x
elits'1the">8tamfond Y. M. c.” h.
teammate“ of the :AJDlnesL: The
Stamfordjteam-has played in .
port-before and the phrasing well
kmwnitham The Guards made
fine record last . year. and
s practice they have had.
‘shouldmu up a stiff game. The pre-
liminaryzame will be played by the
Staples. Alumni and the-
High 'School Alumni.
D
A
. Mraand Ml‘s; George Warncke and
Mr. and Mrs. J .. Richard Olmstead of
Olmstead‘ Hill. one enjoying a, week’s
. to EggsHarbor. N. J.
They attended the apple exhibit in
New York on Saturday.
I l
d Mrs. Eugene Olmstead.
Mm' eila Sturgcs and Bliss'Louise
Wakeman. were guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Leroy Adamsrin South Norwalk
on Saturday.
3 0
Mrs. Helen Godfrey
Mr. and Mrs. J. Louis
Martin and llll‘Cft. Miss Evelyn Elli—
ridgr‘, Mr. and Mrs.
and son Philip of ilillgvi‘icid.
Miss Louise
walk.
0 O t .
llcmscn has returned
from :i fv-w ‘riuy's visit with relatives
in Stnrrs Conn.
I O 0
Miss Mary l-luduk was the guest
of licl‘ aunt in South Norwnlk, Sun—
tiny.
West-5
Fairileld
days in New
with Mr. and Mrs. George
Francis Martin
and
of South NUI‘~
b y
It is hoped
to
given
rthur Durncr
ROWAYToN '
at Church of As-
sumptidn —— Mr. and
for Florida *
Miss Marjorie linker. ,dauc‘i‘er of
Mr. and Mrs. Amzi linker or imperi-
and Arthur
son of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob lhirner of
\Yiiton Road were married this air-
ternoon at the rectory of tho L‘Z'Ul‘t‘ii
avenue.
gown of dark blue satin with a hat
to match. and her maid of honor.
‘Miss Harriot linker. Were a dress of
.3 ' o s o
‘.'illiam A. lit-id of Fitch street
._Buy your View-om lg Danneny’g has retu ed from Elizabeth, N. J.,
on easy weekly payments. store open where h was the guest of his son.
0 e e.
Mr. and Mrs. “Keeley Slauson
V _ "in“ Frances Howly and Dorothy Myrtle avenue entertained friends
raig and a party of friends motored from Bridgemrt 2"” "‘0 .Week-end.
. i
‘The Ladies' Aid Society
East Avenue Methodist church
. . . holding its weekly meetin
‘ 'Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jayngkarm- tem°°n 1“ “‘9 ChurCh-
George Guttridge of Betta place
District. has purchased a new Star touring
s o s 'car.
0
The third meeti
n oft "
Chum" l; he Win My
campaign of the East Ave-
'. nue E worth L ~
lr M. E. chu ch. nd th - P ensue will be
3‘ u er 0 nus tonight at the horn held
Bertha and Ethel
topic will be
e of the Misses
“What Do I Owe?"
. . . The pastor has been giving short
young people of the
ommunity onrthese vital
There is a growing attend~
. . _ once from night to night and an in-
creasing interest is being shown.
DARIEN .
John T. Rowland of Daria '
_ a
an usher-lat the wedding of Mi:
Sarah Bulkley. daughter of Mr.
Mrs. Jonathan Bulkley. of New
. to,Francis Fitz-Randolph,
H J. Humbert and Wilt d A. New York. The wedding took place
“t 8" sm’hw'3 Episco a! c
. of Milford visited friends in Ridgeneld. P hutch in
l. ‘. _ talks to the
au- Mary Heaty has had ‘ We church and c
1' one installed at her. home on Bel- subjects.
. ~80ris 5 Guns. We all. L
b -o ‘o s'
Brad Ballard has returned from a
for ’11"... appointment—Adv. huntipg trip in. New .Milford.
, - e o o e " '
_ Mrs. Francis St. John of Hartford
u tho Wen Street Grocery l' Win! an extended visit With
week's nation spent in ew 1‘” many “19:43.1“
Superintendent William Klngdon
. . . . , of the Connecticut company was a
”so Med and glasses in. visitor in Dorian Wednesday after-
' n. A. seesaw. lsow-161'. “m ‘ .
.o s .
ins. P. nor-oases and child of
od‘lilvormiho avenue, u. vb. Cedar Gate. sailed on November lot
If “4 Mrs. Craig w, Laws on the Panama-Pacific line to San
‘ ,l' V. . Francisco. California.
‘ “midterm returned after i:
week's vacation to h
is duti
Holly's market. , ' es in
honor carried pink flowara Mr.
Durncr's brother Thomas Durner
acted as best-man. A reception .was
held at the home of the bride's pa-
rents in Imperial avenue. Mr. and
Mrs. Durnor will visit New York.
New Jersey and Philadelphia on
their wedding trip. Mrs. Durner's
going away gown was of mm. cloth
trimmed with gray fur. She wore a
ion coat of brown and a. hat or
bi and brown colors combined.
Mrs. Dumer's presenteto her maid
of honor was a wrist' watch. Mr.
Durner'gave his best man a hand-
some stick pin.
' o o s ,
Mr. and Mrs. Horace “ottoman
Jr., are leaving this week for St.
Pctcrsburg. Florida. where they will
spend the winter.
0 O 0
Bank and Trust Co. has been ap-
pointed by the selectmen to thepo-
Henry Park. who has .filled the posi-
Town Hall so often.
0 O 0
Church of the Assumption tomorrow
morning at 9 o'clock. The Rev. Fath
en Carrol will perform the ceremony.
I 0 O
The renting of the bath houses.
which has formerly bean attended
to by the Town'Clerk, will now.bc
in the hands of the Selectmen’s sec-
retary. '
O
, o s ,
Joe Carusone has taken Andrew
Isolda, as an assistant in the fruit
store on state street. '
I 0 ~. .. .
Fred Klser has moved to East
Norwalk. where he will permanent~
iy locate.
O t O
The book Committee of the West-
port.Public Library, Mrs'. William J.
Wood. urn. Ronni
“mingle: of, them
WW
r chasm
Alice Blue, canton crops. The bride
carried white roses and the maid of
Lesl Snifien of the Westport
sition of Auditor to fill the post
made vacant by the resignation loi‘
tion for many years. and recentiymeo
signed giving as the reason that his
advancing age prevented his making
the considerable Journey to the
hilchael Docola, and Miss Angelina
Gilardi will be married in the
r
The Dcrt l-‘ingor circle of the
liowayton Baptist. church will meet
tonight at the home of Miss Lucille
Brando. at 8 o'clock. .
0 O 0
Miss Klara. Klein.
employed by the
firm of Benjamin I’illkt‘l‘, New York
city, spent last night at the home of
her aunt. Mrs, Albrow Carmen, New
York city. Tomonow night she will
be the overnight guest of Mrs. Owen
(leery, Jersey City. N. J.
0
Fred liillcnstirn is engaged in
hauling-tics from the Newton rail-
way station to Rownyton for the
Case Construction company. The
company is using them in their work
of reclaiming marsh land.
0 O 0
Mr. and Mrs. John it. Tunis. llow-
ayton avenue. are visiting at
home ohfriemis in \Vcst Orange, N.
They expect to ire/ave shortly for
Europe. touching at vnrlpus points
of. interest. They will stay abroad
until next summer.
0 O O
Adolph Brown. Rowayton avenue
grocer, is having a new combination
house and store built in Raymond
avenue, Darien. The work will prob-
ably be completed ’withln the next
The cellar is now be-
ing excavated. The house will be a
modern affair and twa stores will be
built on the ground floor.
be a butcher shop and
a delicatessen and grocery store.
five months.
0 I O
Miss Amy M, “’ced. teacher in the
Rowayton school, was an overnight
guest on Mondav at the home
Miss Katherine Curiin,
Miss Curtin is also a teacher
school ,-
. O O s
Rev. Victor S. Scalisc. pastor of
the Rowayton Baptist church, has
returned from New Haven where he
attended the Bible and
eonference.~ held ‘nt the Calvary
Baptist church. ’
. . t O ‘
All roads will lea
ton‘ Methodist Episcopal tonight
O i
TEEN WITHOUT PLATES
I do painless extractions. no
matter how difficult, by Nap-a-
wait. i also do both fixed and
‘removable bridges at reasonable
prices.
Rowayton
Jewelry
the
Home' supper, . m4»
supper bot!!! will be bum l,
s»‘ o 0’1
p. one I
. Mr. and Mrs; Hulbert Bond. Row-
ayton'avenue. entertained as over
ht. guest last night. Newton Bond
of North Adams. Mass. Both Both
Mr. Bond’ and *Mr. Rewton Bond
7 motored to Springfield. Manjoday.
,.
O I 0
Regular monthly meeting of the
Rowayton Civic association will be
held Monday night in the Rawayton
hose house.
WOMEN VOTERS-
— AREiN $5st
AT WATERBURY
Governor and Mrs.
Templeton to be the
Guests of Honor at
Banquet -— Norwalk
. Represented
\VATERBURY, NOV. 14.——Gover—
nor and Mrs. Charles A. Templeton
are. tcrbe the guests of honor at the
banquet which will close the first
day's session- of the Connecticut
League of \V’omcn Voters' Conven-
tion which opened here today. and
at which delegates" from the League
of \Vomcn Voters of Norwalk are
present. .
The convention opened at 10
o'clock this morning with an ad-
dress of ‘Wclcome by the mayor of
\V’aterbury. Francis P. Guilt‘oile. The
rest 0 fihe morning session was 1.:-
voted to reports on the =year's pro-
gress from the delegates of the 56
leagues that are present. The after-
noon will be developed to a business
session, and it is hoped that many
suggestions and recommendation as
to increased activities during the
next ylmr will be put forward. t
3‘ The high water mark of the first
of thc‘two day's convention will be
the banquet and mass meeting in
the evening. at which not .only will
the governor of Connecticut and
Mrs. Templeton be the guests of son-
or, But speeches will be made by for-
lllL‘l‘ Justice John H. Clark and Mrs.
Helen i-‘i‘nsw. candidate fomthe Bri-
tish parliament last November.
The mass meeting will immediate-
ly follow the banquet. The subject
of former Justice Clark's address
will be “should the United States en-
ter the League of Nations. Former
Justice Clark is president of the Lea-
gue of Nations Non-Partisan 8.830"
elation. lie resigned from the Sn-
preme court to carry onfiihe work.
Miss Frazer's address will be on the
general problem of international re-
lations. _
The third .Fpeaker of the evening
will he Arthur R. Kuhn who is
chairman of the International Af-
fairs committee of the National Re-
publican club and was counsel of
the Imague»to-eniorce.pcace at the
mm
’ NEXT WEEK
a.
TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY
THURSDAY and FRIDAY
7 No Advance in ‘Prices
One will
the other
of
Greenwich. ‘
J at the
Missionary
. Men ' Men -' Men
Special This Week
1 Ca '
e Palm Olive Soap. 100
1 Tube faint Olive‘
Shavinglh-eam . . . . . . 35c
I Can Palm Olive
Talcuru ............ 250
Value 70c‘
'70:! value for men . .. . 49c
Prescription “'ork Our '
Specialty ‘
The Bovi Pharmacy -.
52 So. Main St, 80. Norwalk’
JAMES PARKER, Mgr.‘
J. , E,
d to the Romy.
. THE HILLSIDE
. PMYERS , .
Will Give. Three One-Act Plays
_ was noun cuss ,
,THE MAN who mains
s nmwn's -
TWO GANDLBS‘I'IOKB AND
_ ' A?“ f’ ' “
m the Elizabeth Mead Memorial
Gm Fad-n , _ '
NOVEMBER 23rd, at 81?. 1!.
Tickets 50. Cent's ' 4‘1
Sherwood and 1
Joseph Adams. held a meeting“ in
the Library last evening. Selections-q
, ,oft newbookslorjh
“99,100!!!
1'
Conan recent;
. r
i
« unsunwmxwmsoo,
Storage Warehouse
and
. The Teachers? Training class of.
the Bowayton Baptistohurch will,
meet tonight at 8 o’clock at the
it}! the 119318.01. Jesse Jarvis, Highmd
.L
s
0'1.th serum onsluw m . " 4
' " “hint” 113. _ be ”The. World.
comm its Relationship-to World
Trade.” ' As the League of Women
Voters has gone on record. as favor-
ing the entrance of United States
into the World Court. but has re-
fused to commit ”elf on the Lea-
gue of Nations the speeches on these
subjectsare expected to cause cone
siderable discussion. , .
The second day of thereonvention
willbe devoted almost entirely to
finance. At the morning's‘gslozf
Miss Katherine Ludlngton." treasur-
er of the National League of Women
Voters. nnd_ Mrs. Lawrence. expert
accountant and efficiency worker,
will be the chief speakers; At 1
o’clock a luncheon will be held at
tho Elton hotel at which Dr. Walker
J. Millard, field secretary of’the Pro-
}ortienal Representation Leagge
will talk on “Proportional Rep
sentation" and Judge Mark W. Nor-
man of Darien will speak on “The
Gover’nment of- Small Towns.” This
will be the firbt state convention.
primarily concerned with acquiring
and disseminating knowledge. re-
garding government, that has had
the opportunity to hear one ofthe
newer systems of political proce-
dure presented in full by an ex-
pert. - ‘
Further discussion of new. busi-
ness and the meeting of the new
local board with presidents of local
leagues will close the convention.
The business sessions are to be
held in the beautiful assembly hall
of the'Mattatuck Historical Society.
just opposite the Elton 'hotel. where
the banquet at which Governor
Templeton is to be the guest of‘
honor, will take place.
The delegates from' Norwalk at
the,convention are: Mrs. Helena
Hill-Weed, Mrs. George Thorne Hill.
jr.. A. M. Fechhelmer. Mrs. Charlton
Newborn. Mrs. Alvin D. Wadsworth.
Mrs. George r: Belts. Mrs. John
Sherman and Mrs James C. Gregory.
Japs Order Motor Car
Bodies in Bridgeport
BRIDGEPORT. Nov. 14.—Bridgc-
port bodies on motor trucks will
soon be in use in toiling Japan.
where the gigantic program of re-
construction following the earth-
quake is already under way. The
Metropolitan Body company of
Grand street. this city. one of the
foremost, manuficturers of truck
bodies on a alrge order. consigned
directly to the government r' Jao
pan. \‘Vllliam Carlson. president of
the company. announced yesterday.
The order placed with the local
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and the aggregate value -
considerably over $100,000. i: is ex- 1 rxi.
pected, although no official figurcsi '
were announced. The first sh‘pmcnti
of bodies was sent from the
railroad yards on Monday. and there
will be a. further shipments
week. for 12 weeks. The shipments
are consigned to Seattle. \Vé‘ainz-
ton where they are assembled
trucks of various American makosf:
and loaded on steamships for iapanfi
Most of the bodies which
concern by the Japanese govern- Metropolitan company is making are
ment is for 400 large truck bodies of the dump type. to be used. prob-
rumour
h
is: they despair and quit.
V Dig Deep Enuogh
To FindPay Dirt;
’ The story runs that early in life Mark Twain, the famous Ame?
ican author, and another fellow went prospecting for gold in some ‘1
the western hills. Having every good reason to believe the spot they
had selected would produce “pay dirt” they started to dig. '
. After days and days of backaching use of pick and shovel. Mari.
_ 7 became weary and (Nit. giving his share in the venture to his Pam“
‘ , who kept on digging and in a feW days more struck it rich.
Thelpi’int iS—SOIné people try the WANT COLUMNS once at:
twice. and because an avalanche of returns does not come in immediate‘;
, . Reasonable use of the WANT COLUMNS under any classificatiql
.Will, scene): 0‘1" 1317;?» pay a handsome profit on a small investment» 5‘"
if you want. a homeior ‘have one for sale, or desire to purchase or 551] '1
. used.car.rneed a position or help—give the want ads a fair chance‘*
, ",, they wfll11produce-ebeciausc the ‘bky‘dirt” is there. '
Norwalk Chronicler