C. Begonias is taking on
. station from his duties
.. . flux-nay. Jud“
- is taking his place.
0 O U
moutive committee of Men-
~ met Tuesday night at the
Osoelr Schultze on West-
e e e
- Sale! Watch and wait 10!
Goethe's. 13 S. :uain BL—AGV-
- Dru take. natiozl The hunting
-n closes November 24th.
0 O
C
m ' Nutting. Manager _of
lmfhranch of the Southern
.' . England Telephone company.
‘M the Kiwanis club at its
I '7 yrneeting today;
O
e-narr‘» a (lane. That's all.
0 O O
' of Norwalk residents
H mrue dance to be given
Its-day night in the Casino ‘1:
inford by the Stamford chapter
the Eastern Star.
0 O .
Old Well Lodge. No. 108. F. and
- $r In Will meet Friday night and
I’m the sublime degree of Master
biases on Five candidate” "he work
villi. done by emnloveos of the
. Mord Oil company. who are
“be“ e: the Gran.
. O O .
~mmnnr NOTICE
Greet reduction of all winter mod-
eh. Wednesday. Thursday. Friday.
. at me- Polhemus. so Washington
.. street. So. Nomadic—Adv.
litre. Philip .Harris. and daughter
30‘ ot Chestnut street are spending
a tow day! in New York City.
- Mi. Lulu Pgter; of. Cross street is
.. visiting friends in Rocheter. N. Y.
' ' - e e e
—~Is.rrie a Gann- That's all.
.‘v e e e
1 Harold Cardell has accepted a po.
sition as salesm in a New York
" City men's clothing establishment.
O O 0
‘~'
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Hawkes of
Winnie are visiting Mr. and Mrs.
Loon Agnew and family of Mount
i: ernon. N. Y. /
O O 0
-—Buy your Victrom at Donneily's
on easy weekly payments. Store open
evenings until 8 p. m. ‘
O O O
« Miss Sophia Raymond. of Fifth
' Street. is visiting Miss Elsie Lord 02
Brooklyn. N. Y. .
I O O
The regular weekly talk on First
‘ Aid given by Doctor Mon-iron at the
. South Nor-walk Public Library in the
Red Cross Headquarters. Tuesday on
the subject of "shock". Among the
Girl Scouts who were present were
Rebecca Fitch. Gladys Lamb. Roxie
Houghton. I‘lorcnce Levy. Adclc
Van Scoy. Helen Pileeger and Lil-
' -
lian Ketchsm Field. at Troop l and ,
Margaret Chimm. Dorothy Adams,
and Catherine Riordan. or Troop 3.
Elisabeth Saunders or Troop 5. and
MISS Mayra Buldlznr.
O n .
—-Svec's full orchestra at Red
Men‘s hall. Norwalk. Thursday
night—Adv.
I O 0
Miss Agnes Donnell}; of Main
street. has arm-punt a pOsitlua as
secretary to Mr. Cochran. of the
Cochran School for Boy's on East
avenue. to take the place at Miss
Helen Prendcrgast, of Springhill
avenue.
0 O 0
Arthur Schuyler is confined to his
home on Maple street with a severe
cold.
-—The very latest in silk-and-wool
. stockings at chlcr's Shoe Store.—
v, Adv.
. e e
g _ Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Chalmers and
., family are spending a few weeks in
I,” Newark. N. J.. as guests of Mr. and
if Mrs. James L. MacDonald.
M O O O
L_ Mr and Mrs Allan Curtis King
ot Flax Hill Road motored to New
3 York City yesterday.
O C
——Harris A Gan That’s all.
0 I
basses Theresa Wohi and Stella
Cf.- Mankin are visiting Mr. and Mrs
James F. Foster of Ellenville. N. Y.
O O 0
Mile Wendcroth. or the Norwalk
,1 Red Cross. 11‘s asked the Girl Scouts
1.19 report Saturday at the Headquar-
‘ tors in the South Nor-walk Public
Library at nine a. m. and one o'clock
inthe afternoon. for work in en-
soiling Nerwaik's automobile own
ers in the Red Cross. *
. O O Q
-—Why have cold feet, when
Gotten "Invisibles" will keep you
warm? Ask to see them at. Keeler's
M Store—Adv.
O O O
Nip Sherwood. Leo Franks. Irv-
ing‘Bnyiiss and Micheei Rsviu mo~
M to Bridgeport Tuesday evening
and attended the basketball game
pt the Y. M. C. A. where the Com-
monwealth Five of New York CW
and the Y.'M. c. A. played. The
some: were dezcated.
’~ 0 O 0
air. and Mrs. R. Coles at Grant
. attended a. birthday surprise
'I ,for Dana Davis at his home on
Weld avenue in Bridgeport
O O 0
"-—Just the thing tor the cold
4- otham "Intriaibles" at
er’s Shoe Store.——Adv.
‘ i e e e
Lawrence Hastings. Jr.. Henry D.
solid Grant Marks motored
York City yesterday and at-
e psriormanee or the Zieg-
4 O I O
and Al Joel o! the Sec-
‘ ~ . witnessed a. basket-ball
f 0?. KC. A. on medison
. p.011; Tuesday evening.
, M m m. “Invisible"
Worn 'neath your mu.
7 Sold at Kocier's
. $4
m lest midi. 1!.
’L
mas Catherine Callahan
town avenue entertained a party of
friends at her home Monthly even-
ing. .
eee
Mrs. Howell will. start a. second
class in dressmaking at the 'Girl's
and Women’s club next Wednesday
evening. lntormation concerning the
class may be obtained from the in-
structor.
O O ‘0 , ‘
-XILLINER! NOTICE .
Great, reduction of all winter mod-
els. Wednesday. Thursday. Friday.
at bliss Poihemus. 80 ’Washington
street. So. Norwails.-—Adv.
O O - . -
Any mambo; ot the Girl's and
Women's-club who desires to join a
French conversat on class may ob—
tain information of the jciabs tram
Mrs. A. M. Fechheirzier.
O U
Workman are today constructing
a small addition} in the rear of the
Benedict News store in Wall street.
0 O O
--The Odd Fellows’ Fair
in l’. 0. 0. 1". hell. ..So. Main St.
\Vednesdsy, Nov. 21. to Saturday.
Nov. 24. inclusive. Cafeteria supper
Saturday night. Fancy work, aprons
and home-made cake (or sale. Adm.
15c including dancing and door
prize.-—Adv. ‘
' O C I
There will be a meeting of the
Board 0! Education at the Normal];
High school tonight. At this meeting
a successor to Mrs. Mary Marshall
Brooks. resigned member or the
board. Will be chosen. 'A clerk to
Superintendent oi Schools 0. V.
Buchanan to succeed Miss Anna
Prodergast who has resigned will be
selected.
O
Charles R. ficd‘dy. of 18 Rowan
street. and member of the iirm of
Reddy and Ayers. is‘ seriously ill at
his home with pneumonia. His
friends hope for a rapid recovery.
-—To have that‘pa’rlor suite’ up-
holstered call Berstrom. new 1. O.
0. F. blag—Adv.
O O 0
On Saturday night. December ’1.
The Norwalk Moose degree team
will Journey to Stamfordrand initatie
a large class of candidates in the
Lock City lodge. Many local mem-
bers will witness the initiation.
e e e
A very successful hot roast bee!
supper was served in Masonic Hail
last night by Worthy Mitten Mrs.
Anna M. Dawson of Ophir Chapter,
0. E. 8., and the class at 1923 can-
didates. About two hundred persons
were led. Guests were present from
New York. Danbury. and other
cities. Ophir Chapter will give a
dance in the Lodge Rooms Serurday
evening.
0 O 0
—-John H. anln. piano tuner
from New York is in town. Tele-
phone Mahackcmo Hotel this Week.
--Adv.
- O O t
Randolph Starr and R. W. Clark
of the Nash Engineering Co. are
working this “'C't'k in To‘rrlngton.
where they are repairing patterns
tor the Turner and Seymour Co.
O O 0
Mr. and Mrs. Williams R. Reese
and family) have moved from Havi-
land street to 33 Raw iew avenue.
' O O O
—Donnolly's. ., Xmas cards now on
sale—Adv.
0
Mr. and Mrs. Duryca. Potter of
Brooklyn. N. Y., are visiting Mr.
and Mrs. Wilbur C Barnes oi: \‘i‘cst-
port avenue
0 1' 0
Stacey Long was a visitor on busi-
ness yesterday in New-Yorir City.
0 O O
—Forester's dance, Red Men's
hall, Norwallt. Thursday‘night. Svec‘s
orchestra.-.\dv.
e e e
Miss Laura Splnelly of Main street
is spending a few months with
rrlends 9‘ Dayton. Ohio. She will
proceed to Sacramento. Calliornia.
and spend thchhristmas holidays
with Mr. and Mrs. Albert Ross and
daughters Helen and Marion. form-
erly 0! Norwalk.
0 U C
‘ Miss Elizabeth Murray of Pleas-
ant street. has had a telephone in-
stalled at her home.
0 O
——l-‘orcster's dance, Red Men's
hall. Norwalk. Thursday night. Svec's
orchestra.—-Adv.
0
Marcus Schless of Bridgeport vis-
ited his grandmother. Mrs. M. Joscm
0! Lone street. yesterday.
0 O 0
Mr. and Mrs. William Woodruff
and Mr. and Mrs. John Stownrt vis-
ited friends in New Haven Tuesday.
0 O C
-Svec’s full orchestra at Red
Men's hall. Norwalk. Thursday
night—Adv.
O O 0
Miss Claudia Chandler has return-
ed- to her home on West avenue ar-
tor a month's visit with friends in
Iiurilngham. Pennsylvania.
0 O 0
Miss Alice Hansen. of Main greet.
left Tuesday for Ciarksburg. ”West
Virginia. where she will visit her
aunt and uncle. Mr. and Mrs. Keith
G. Knowles.
0 O 0
Let’s go to Forestcr's dance,
Red Men's hall. Norwalk. Thursday
night. -—Adv..
Mrs. Clarence Stoots. of Van 1"-
en aveuue has recovered trom a very
severe cold. .
C O O .‘ -
Mr. and Mrs. George Nelson have
returned to their borne on Platte-
ville avenue after a visit with Mrs.
Nelson's parents. Mr. and use. Dam
iel E. Sarroll o: Pittsburgh. Pa.
. e e “e ‘
-‘---I.et'e go to Foresters dance.
Bed idea's hall. Norwalk. Thursday
night. —-Adv. '
e 0 O O
J.TayleroiCliiisu-eetishaving
eieoti'ieiw 1an in his house.
The Electric Service company of Ely
avenue is doing the work.
' -' e e e
Alarge'delegstlontromthebgug-
c. No. ‘13. ea-
ioyedtbe
P
otNewo,
xi. 6...... , era-row
avenue has - hm :
with the It. s. g. can ! pony
-. -92. .._.
‘,Jerry_ Sen-anels ot‘Webete‘n street
"e e e
John Sottess so: 75 muons”-
nue was a recent visitor in Stssntoal.
O O O
M. J. Clarkson. or New York City
'was in the tint district on business
yesterday. ‘ '
--Donnelly's..
0 O
Xmas cards now on
sale—Adv. '-
Charles Daubin o! Ely avenue en-
tertaned several of his triends at
his home last night. His‘ guests in-
cluded John McKeener. mnk' Syn.
der. Robert Powers. George Carroll
and Fred Lynch.
0 C O - ‘ 't
'Max Sellgson oL'the S.'& S. Tobac-
co company was a business visitor in
New York City yesterday.
0 O 0
Miss Mary Kish of Ely avenue
was a recent visitor in Westport.
O 0 0
Paul Murphy. Cliftord Summers.
Chester Comatock. Martin Hamilton.
Charles Hazlet. Frank Gallagher and
Jacob Hess motored to New York
City. last night. where they visited
with Daniel Shean at his home.
0 O 0
Charles Lepore o! 88 - Bouton
street was a business visitor in New
York City yesterday.
0 I 0
George Cinque'is ill at his home
on Ely avenue. ' '
O O 0
Andrew Gadoscki of Lexington
avenue has resigned his position
with the Cluett Peabody company
and taken one with the Joseph Kerry
plumbing company.
0 O O
Mrs. J. Filer is ill at her home on
Ely avenue.
e e e
Mrs. Anna Home haemoved irons
Cranbury to Vinhingto. n street.
.v C
John Weave. of West Norwalk.
has purchased a Superior Model.
1924. Chemist Utility Truck troin
w. R. Austin. local dealer or Chev-
rolet ears. and George Storer or 13
Madison street. has purchased a Su-
perior Model sedan.
. ————d————.—
Miss Edna'A. Billik was pleasant-
ly surprised by several at her
friendo. at the home oi her sister..
Mrs. Charles 1". Self. 15 Fourth
street. last night. Games and deno-
lug contributed toward the evening’s
enJoyment. Refreshments were also
served. Among those present were:
the Misses Ruth Sell. Wet Mas-
terson. Justine. Edna. and Rose Bil-
lik. Ruth Mara. Antionette Cradle.
Irene Jelliif. Haesl Melitta. Ines
Lloyd. Mario Chaney. Julia Chontoe
and Ward Malkin. Peter and Henry
Tobin. Edward Keeper. Harold and
Augustus Self. Amos Ausbloom.
Charles Wike. Moe Fineson. Rich-
ard Timmons. William Gustarson.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Self and
Charles L. Self, Jr.
C O 0
Joseph Tiscosh on 77 Osborne
avenue was a business visitor in New
York city. yesterday.
0 O 0
Friends of Charles Roddy of Row-
an street will be pleased to hear
that he has recovered lrom his re-
cent illness.
0 O 0
Miss Pearl Smith returned to her
home on Core n\'cnuc from Newark.
where she visited with relatives.
. 0 0 0
Mr. and Mrs Funk Hill of Rowan
street are the guests obiriends in
Greenfield hill.
e 0
Friends of Mrs. A. .t’ognny of Van
Zandt street will be pleased to hour
that she is resting ,comiortsbiy at
the Norwalk hospital after u oper-
ation pcrtormed there on Tuesday.
e e’ e
The Deuces Lyric Bards. Ameri-
ca's best known musical family will
entertain at the East avenue Methoc
diet church, Friday evening. Nov-
ember 30 at 8 o'clock.
e e e '
Mrs. Samuel Carmen is having her
house at 15 Odborne avenue re-paint~
ed. The Gorham Decanting com-
pany is doing the work.
O O O
A large number of women at the
East. avenue Methodist church on-
Joyed "Recreation Night" at the
church last night. .
O O 0
Mr. and Mrs. William POW” will
entertain the members at the choir
of the East. avenue Methodist
church. at their home. Marvin Best-n
tomorrow night.
0 0
Friday night will be "Recreation
Night' 'at the East avenue Metho-
dist church for the men oi the
church. Bowling will be enjoyed
and as three alloys have been recent.
iy installed. it is hoped that a large
number or men wtil be on hand.
0 O 0
Mrs. Pauline Hex-ts and daughters.
Rose and Elsie of Winfield street are
enroute by motor to Palm Beach
where they will remain indefinitely.
I OWA
A new sign has been erected on
the lawn. in trout o! the Roma
Methodist church” It is equipped
with removable letters, thus making
it possiblexo announce church notes
as well as set up special messages.
0 O O
on account of ‘the‘ c$cert be
given by the Ever Ready chorus“:
the Rowayton Bose House tomor-
gow ni‘ghtt. the regular weekly ne‘-
earsa o the Rowaytoh Ba tint
church will be omitted. D .
O O O '
8. S. Bryan. superintendent. oi
the Sunday school of the Methodist
church. has requested that all'mein-
bers oi the Sunday school bring
their Thanksgiving altering to the
services Sunday“ or to the Sunday
school rooms Wednesday afternoon.
November as. '
0 Or.
improved to a certain extent. but her
em. Elisabeth Stanfield muons! ‘
may .
their home ignore?“ avenue.“
an. Dorothynsymond is visiting
in Lsrchmont es the guest or Mrs.
John 'l‘leboub. . t" .‘ :
In. and ms Arthur Bill-rd. at
Ma avenue will ”We
”I? and m.oa»m
A. at their horns. Saturday evening.
All members are urged to attend
this gathering. no plans tor the com-
ing season are to he'discuseed.
, .. , . .
’Mrs. John Flint ot Rowaytone‘avef
nus will leave today ‘to‘ Join Mr.
Flint in New York City. from which
plane they will go .to San.Francieco
tor the winter.
e e e _
Mrs. Sebnert entertained the we-
men of the Moss Luscious-y Society
or the Rowayton Methodist Episcopal
church at the parsonage yesterday
afternoon. Miss Doolittle of New
Rochelle was the principal ‘speaker.
Mrs. Oliver 1. Clark sang a solo.
Mite boxes were distributed and re-
tresbrnents were served.
manor ms +
Marriage Takes Place.
in Church of As-
sumption—Co u p l e"
will Make Home; in
Nos-walk ~
Mr. and lira William Downs o! Gor-
ham avenue. and Joseph Troy oi
Norwalk were married at the church
of The Assumption yesterday morn-
ing. the Rev. Father Carroll per-
forming the marriage armour. Biol.
lowing the wedding there was a re-
ception at the home oi the bride's
parents. After the wedding trip Mr.
and litre. Trey mil reside in Nor-
e e e
Oiloer Rank Van has been rather
severely criticised because of. the
robberies or Saturday evening. As
a matter oi fact omeer Van was pa-
trolling in Greene Farmseeotlon Sat-
urday night because oi the resign»
tion at Henry Buckingham iron: the
iorco. This left Saugatucis and the
center-oi thetowntotbeoareozono
man. MOI‘IIOBIYJWMM
pie should take into consideration
the tact that it. is a. long stretch from
Bougatuclt to Main street. and that;
much can be accomplished by an ex-
pert burglar in a. short. unis.
. >0 0
Hrs. Childs is still suaeringtoday
from an accident in her home last
week. Mrs. Childa was standing on
a step ladder which gave way. ng
in falling struck her head on a l
ble. Some time later the maid
lound her unconscious. in a-pool of
blood. Dr. Thielcke oi’ Fairneld was
called Mrs. Child a remained un-
conscious tor two days, and so ser-
ious was her condition that her chile
dren were sent for. Mrs. Childs has
4
condition is still serious.
I O O
The High “Y" clubs oi Stamford
and ot Greenwich will meet the
Westport “High Y" in 3. Tri City
tournament of pool. billiards, check-
ers and ring-pong. Thanksgian
Day at 1 P. M. Later there will be a
return match at tho- Westport "Y".
The boys who will represent West-
port in these games will be chosen
in a few days. The games are open
to boys up to seventeen years of age.
A banner will be given to the “Y"
winning the greatest number or
games during the season.
0 O 0
At the High "Y" club meeting last
evening Earl A. Adams and, Kenneth
Wadsworth were initiated and at the
next meeting they will be inducted
into the organiation.
O O 0
Members or the Masonic Order.
Temple lodge motored to Monroe
last evening to attend a meeting or
the Masons there. About forty men
went from Westport and all report
a. most enjoyable evening.
0 O 0
Mrs. Rollin G. Sherwood has re-
turned trem a visit to Fanwood. New
Jersey.
4
, O O ‘0
Jack Mulhaley and Jack Doian'
sailed Tuesday ior.Bloek Island on
a fishing trip. They sailed on Mui-
haley's boat 'The'Saugatuclt." and
expect to‘bo gene a week or ten days.
I C 0
Clinton Welsh is having a week's'
vscetion from his duties as mail
carrier on route number 1!.
‘ b
Mr. and Mrs. Lyntord Dickinson
oi Colienders Point. Will not go to
New York tor the Winter this Year.
o e ‘
Gaptlan and Mrs. Charles 8. Got.
den of Shady Nook Farm. Darien.
months in Mt. Vernon. N. Y.
O O 0
Miss Winnitred Whitelan 0: Dan-
parents Mr. and Mrs. Andrew
Emits” or Mansfield avenue. Da-
en. ‘
‘ t ‘ .,
Mr. and Mrs. William Watson of
Cedar Gate have gone to New Tern
(or the winter. K ~
, e e 'e . >
George Tyler, or West avenue. N
bio-Newvl'ork
urday.
_ _e e e .
~The Darlen
members or the Roway‘ton !. st. 1?. L
and Mrs. Gordon’- sister bliss Alice -
E. Seutberland will spend the winter ‘
bury spent the week-end with her, ’ ,
roten Helena. menses the column; 3 .
university «no. not». ,.
Girl'Bcouts'h‘gu that i .
;; Over :8.000._ ‘
No serious‘secidents occur-sod.
.-. ‘7‘ v , ..
was Winona Smith or Old King's
Highway. Dorian. “sited with was
Hahn Whitelan, recently. .
. . .. . . .
, Mr. and ancestor-go I... Crofoet of
Near Water Lane: Noroton are on-
tertainingrDouglssWaiker oi Scran-
ton. Ps... for a tow days. . », * ,
. " 0' ~
i Kr. and Mr; {lessee Reed as
Old King’s Highway-Norman. have
gone to Florida {or .the winter.
where :they will be the guests or.
Mrs. Reed's mother first Charles V.
Cole. * ' . .
O O 0
Mrs. Elisabetth Dew of Newton.
has gone to Boston. to visit her teth—
er who is seriously ill.
0 O 0
On Monday night a house-boat. at
Scotch's Cove which was owned by
Howard- Wiilmott or Darien was
completely distroyed by are. The 10.
cal firemen reponded to the call im-
mediately. but the flames had gain-
ed too much headway.
‘ O O C
At the Noroton Presbyterian
church next Sunday evening. a mu-
sical praise s'endce will be held. the
church choir being assisted by Son-
is. Cstreuli McGuire. violinist: Miss
Helen .Whitelan. . soprano soloist or
the church will render Gounods,
“O Devine Redeemer" with the vio-
lin obligate Miss Whitelen and Gord-
lner Trowbridgo will sing the duet,
"bore Divine;” _by Shelley. The choir
will render several numbers.
0 .o 0
lit. and Mrs. Charles Van Dine o!
the Post Road. Dar-ion. spent Satur-
day evening with triends in Bridge-
Dort-
‘ ’ O .
Walton Wood and Kenneth Wood
of howl-bore. N. Y. Visitbd with Mr.
and Mr; Stephen Wood of tlie Post
Road Dal-ion on Monday.
meet at the home or lira. William
Devertll‘ or the Post Road. Dar-ion
this evening. . '
1013mm
'l
I ' *‘M” * w
Bundhg Inspector Hubbell yester-
day mod the tollowing building
permits:
John Burns. shingle sides of house
in Chestnut street. cost 8600.
Alina Lewis. house in Strawberry
Hill. cost $5,000. , .
City at Norwalk. addition to burn
in “mils. matreet. cost $8.200.
street. cost 84.000. . -
Davis and Webb. store addition in
Wall street. cost $800. .
M. F. Webb, residence in Ohio
avenue. cost $6.000.
Ralph Bray Operated
O O
on in the Hospital
Ralph TV. Bray. who seriously in-
.rad his knee when he tell Tram a
pole near the South Norwallt Elec-
tric Works last Friday. was operated
on this morning at tho Norwalk
hospital by. Dr. George G. Fawcett.
Bis condition is reported as being
very good. and the doctors speak
very hopefully tor him. Mr. Bray
is chief engineer at the. Electric
Works.
courtsxmus
THAT WIN -
7: Editor.
, . m {but
Dori, on Saturday ass-route to
‘ Council. which. according to an item
O I O
The "Thursday evening Club" will ;
nr. Webb to Erect;
$5000 Place in Ohio
Build in'Strawberry’
n. Koslowski. stat-errant in rain '
The Evening Sentinel.
‘ air: It is‘witla much? pride
that 'therpeOple ~or the city should
look to the Tree Warden or City
in a. recent issue otyour paper. has
’ reiusaoi to permit the destruction
or a mueble shade tree in one; or
the citym‘The decision less it
should have been. I’erlliission to re-
move the tree was rote-ed.
Apropos of this. demsion. the west- "
dor is. by whom“ porn“ on was giv-
on to cut down. and thus destroy,
that row or Hardy shade-trees along
the soutb‘ieide or New Canaan ”oven
nus from the rdlroad crossing to
York street; not one tree- of which
kind can be grown to‘the line ot‘the
ones destroyed in less than thirty
years. Did the Tree Warden or City
Council give permission to remove
these trees? It not. what party pre-
sumes to have. had the authority to
destroy those beautitul shade trees?
It might be added that in ‘ their
place. some public servicei corpora-
tion has decorated the new barren‘
landscape With a row of 60-60' poles.
These poles could have been placed
Just as well on the opposite side of
the thoroughfare without the ser.‘
truction ot a single tree. Will some
one please explain? ‘
HARRY R. BOUTON.
Bartlett ave.
Knight to Manage
Landman Store
Frank Knight of 18 Berkley street.
has accepted a position as motor
of the H. mam a Company's
new furniture store in Wall street.
Alterations to the, store. purchased
from Raymond Aiken. are progres-
gl'i'erwuik Aerie. No. 58. Fraternal
orda- ,0! Eagles. are planning to
celebrate its twentieth anniversary
December :1 at the new Eagle's
home in Hot: avenue. » The celebs-a-
tin nwiil take the term or a Christ-
mas program tes- members and chil-
dren: withsrealChriemastreeand
a Santa Claus. ,
Arrangem_ onto fer the celebration
were made hot night at a meeting
otrthe Aerie. Twelve applications
were received an dected upon at the
seed”.
NOW‘S tbe’timo to look your
heater in the eye—dwhtle l
you're comfortable. Don‘t‘ wait .
until Jack Frost bites you on the ;
nose—get ready now and let us
help you.‘
The NASH. RAYMOND
= sum co.
8 Fla: 8111 Road
. . ...__ .M-.._‘._, . . A.
sins rapidly.
Several
§
AUSTIN ’S
47 Railroad Avenue
The world.
superior among
'7 é . . _ *3;- ~ - ,_
.1 ‘
When you liuy a
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Dealer tos- Westpos-t. Weston, Dada, Nosoeon, Wilton. Greens
Farms, Nos-walk. South Noswslk and West Norwslk.
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. not enough in winter, so we must warm our
house with an artificial tonnes. or all
heaters, warm air furnaces are most enci-
cut, for they ventilate the house as well as
heat it. For construction, enemy and ‘
‘ ease o: operation, theSTAMFORD has no
women- furnaces. '
tested by 65 years experience
‘ in manufacturing heating apparatus.
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