er
_ re of 7 to 0—Don-
hue Makes Touch-
.3
down
1
' greatest seasons that it Green
_ While aggregation has ever en-
. . the High school eleven took
[rode into camp by the score of
, west-Mu. Donhue proved to be
{m of the downfall of the
, .. eleven. when he pulled a 25-
‘ . . roses out at the air and raced
am more tor the lone touch-
ot the day. The overhead at-
. of the l’lunkett team com-
Cely bewildered the alumni. They
-pleted six out of nine passes.
was a big factor in k eping the
l in the opponents' to tory.
.‘ i no stage or the game was the
line or the Highs in danger.
is the ninth victory out of
Van starts. Strutford is the only
ven in Norwalk Iligh’s class to
d s decision over them.
e line-up;
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N. H. S. Alumni
isle LE .. ...... “'icke
er LT Vorhecs
..........LG...C.Anderson
C . . Clark
..... ...l:G........Mnther
....1t'l‘.........\\’arn
Ith:.......1rela.nd
QB ..(Capt.2 Wolfe
.. McMahon
-imes. Capt. IiliB
"I “n his . . .. Lilli ...... Peterson
”Kidd ........ it‘ll . \V. Anderson
‘Scorc by periods:
Bish- . ............ 7 o o 0—7
Alumni ............ U 0 0 ”—0
i'Touchdowns—liighs. Donhuc. 1.
into after touchdown. Skidd. 1.
,‘ubstitutions: High school. Carroll-
Wnrner. Nutting-Mcmlroy, Lock-
vbod-Wheie. llopkins Silk. Fineson~
thkley. \V‘hipple—Hopkinstkendnr-
Illa-Clements. Molilroy-Nutting. Ab-
Mtt-Lockwood, iilltfklt‘)'-l“ln850n.
’Mlumniziitern-\‘orht-es.
"Officials: teteree. i... 'l‘arlov. Um-
5'0. Browning. Linvsmen, Clifford.
Mggy and llull. Time of periods.
15 minutes.
.Flrst downs. lilghs. '2; Alumni. 4.
”Forward 1133th lllghs. 9. 2 in-
complete. 1 intercepted. Alumni. 3.
2 incomplete. l intercepted.
1} EAST NORWALK
‘ Miss Mathilda Smith of Rowan
Ian-ct, spent the holiday with her
brother. Rev. Smith, in New iinvcn. '
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aMr. and Mrs. A. Gulliu at New;
fork city. \u-rt: the guests \‘t'ster- f
oily. or Mr. and Mrs. M. Gatlbo at
tfieir home on Fort l'oint street.
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Mr. and Mrs. ll-nnry \Ymm (I
ve nvenum \\ L'rt' the guests cl Mr.
d Mrs. l-‘rvd \Vynn of Slat-Hold.
' nnksgiving day.
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,ng. and Mrs. 11. Jnffec and Alex
.1 five of Fort. l‘oint street passed
6 holiday with relatives in New
{ark city. ;
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fiLcslio Davis. :1 student at Yale
Wiversity. is passing the holiday
ess with his parents. Mr. and
age. Leo Davis of llownn street.
'1‘ O O O
'ECnptain Ellis Howard of Syca-
more street entertained. yesterday.
fir. and Mrs. Frank l'rail. Mr. and
33"!- M. Wilcox and son. and Mr.
”d Mrs. C. C. lic-gemnn and «on
u~4 C O O
:31“. and Mrs. Samuel
‘ owan strut-t. were visitors in
Kerk city. \Vcdnesday.
l
Artt-lle of
New
u. o s s
;"rr"!§}i§f. arid firs. E. K. vv’nrté have
“turned to their home on \'an
lint street. following an enjoiuiile
“in through the “fest.
w-
‘“‘ C O I
ifiGeorge Beuuvelt of East .\'n~walk
ms s. visitor in New York city.
Medncsdny.
'Vl-fi .
:zl'l‘he regular monthly meeting 0:
the East Norwnlk improvement As-
sgcistion will be held at the home
9! Mrs. Samuel “1'. Kelley. Seaview
Wee, Tuesday afternoon. December
first 2:30 o'clock.
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ffrhll‘. and Mrs. Arthur P. Beers ot
fiton place. were guests at n din-
her. given by friends, in the Strat-
fleld hotel. Bridgeport. yesterday.
Obituary -
Mrs. Msbel Watson.
an". Mabel Selleck \Vatson. wid-
ot the late Major \Vntson, died
oy evening at Grace Hospital.
Haven. aged 41 years. after s
ering illness. She is survived by
tether. sister and grandmother.
ersl services will be held this
“moon st two o'clock at the
.' fishers! chapel of Frederick H. Ge-
3. South Main street. Rev.
Loner oi: the Knight street
odist Episcopal church will ot-
k ‘ to. Interment will be in the
if £1:in plot in Riverside cemetery.
‘ ’3 Hrs. Susan Rnpelyes.
' Hrs. Susan A. Rspelyes. widtfiv of
Rspelyes. died lest evening at
home. 24 Lowe street st the
at 87 yesrs. three months and
.6”... She is survived by one son.
‘ in R. Rspelyen at South Nor-
3 end three grsndsughters. Mrs.
ed A. Andrew. Mrs. Frederick 0.
. end Miss Ruth M, Repel-
sli of Denbury. ,The tuners! -
be held Saturday at 2:30 from
" Morel psriors of D. W. Ray-
~ . Rev. Frederick H. Jacobs
oneists. Burial
' rlide cemetery.
-win W. Godfrey died at his
- in Bowsyton Wednesdsy otter-
" He was ‘7 years old, He is
- by his wits. one daughter.
Inch Schmidt of New Conan;
, OtyChtrlss H_ R. Godfrey
"Home: and one sister,
. “If! A. Jones of l-‘m‘ayton.
i will be private from the
Isturdey st 2:30 o'clock.
_, will omclste. Burn]
Unionfiemetery, Rows:-
‘fiif’lifi
will be in
..,
ven. Hangs up An-
Victory by
lsying their lost some or one or
Pa... is the guest of her aunt,
Bruce Morris ot Noroton.
O C
Helen Kirby or R0
3
Mr. and Mrs.
and daughter.
Chester, N. Y.
O Q
Charles
Flore; nee. of
Miss Jean “'ylie
selections at the
gii'cn by Madame
afternoon.
rendered
sacred
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Derby.
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George Fisher. Sr, of
Stamford huspital
0 o '
VVednL-sdny:it‘ttrnoon, \"Ili'l‘c 1hr)
Stephen lluryvn.
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Mr. and Mrs. \‘.'illinlir
. t .
Fred 13. litiur of Noroton Height»
met with an unt’ortunute littlidt'lll
last Sunday. While removing Still". u:
from his house. he stopped from iii“
ladder and iJrL-nltinc; lzis
and cultuu; his lins‘g mint in:
t e‘
i.-.‘l.
.1}.
Aliss Lois Ullittto of .\'t.\\'
is SPt‘lltllllL" ii‘.l' 'l‘lu.::l<\:_:i\mg \:
tion with hv‘r jutt‘HuTn'. )lr. uni
la. (illit'llu 0i Iii
Dnricn.
Lill-
K'Uix>liik‘ in
O C C
Mr. and Mrs, .lt
lliglnvuy, llurp n_
from lilunixlyn m.
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tl‘ty n!‘ Ufzi
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r v,
lx'.
t
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Charla-5 lx‘ipn
has instuiltd .t i.,
U
Mr. nnl .‘llx.
don a‘tiliil‘, .\t~:
ttrtams-tl Sn.“
lord 1:21.» i.
gutut'k and
bury.
ot‘
l I»
i Mr. ..::
if)" inn»
2; nusv
(um-
and
\N‘.ii:.it'!":~
1‘2. . ‘ '-‘“
Carr‘s i\"I
Mr. Lit:
that 1.x.
had a \
t 1.1v
‘.‘. ....._:n \‘.'u - -i
il'Ufll
..t_\i:;,._,
“Wind in «Winn. Jillii
mt“. \mnw'.
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pr-ct ax»
tron.
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littfi
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r- *- vits'
Mr. and Mrs. John A. Fuir‘nunlzs
Miss Gladys Pinesot Bethlehem.
Mrs.
Miss Harriette Ferguson of Now-
ton was the Week-end guest of Miss
llodgmnn
old
King's Highway. Darlen, visited with
their son in Garden City, Thunks- Lir. and MN' Scanlon of Noroton
giving any, Heights have moved to Sound Beach.
3 C C . . . ‘
Miss Elsie Shaw or NorotOn The Noroton Volunteer Fire ,C°'
Heights, is ill at her home. i8 planning to hold its annul Lew
- I- o Year's eve dance again ““8 year in
Mrs. John S. MacGlnshon- and
several
COHCCI‘K
De Voe Sunday
Mrs. H. C. Jummith of the Post
road. Daricn. is visiting her son in
Norcton
Heights is inking trtutmt‘nt in the
Mrs. John Oldrin. Mrs. Charles Edward L. Godfrey of Rowayton
Muller and daughter. Dorothy ot' mum“ Janitor in the Iowayton
Darren. motou-d to Lewisboro ”hm” and nownyton Hose House. is
attended the l‘uuwru‘. of their uncle.
Fairbanks
and dutlglitt'r. Mrs. Sadie I‘llndit'}.
spent 'i‘llnuksglving with .\ir. and
Mrs. \\‘. l-'. tillloid of \Vormstcr.
Mass.
(ii iii!
.Hautil ‘
'9' Mr. (Mike‘s parents at their home in
'fllw\'..l_\'lun.
. t'l‘rrttry ll. Ambler and son
1'
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and family at Old King's Highway.
spent Thanksgiving with Mr. end
Mrs. Edward Mills‘ot Wilton. who
entertained at dinner twenty rein.-
tives on that day..
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Mr. and Mrs. Henry W..Ba.nks Jr..
of Noroton and New York have an.
nounced the engagement of their
daughter. Miss Mabel Mortimer
Banks to Charles Chew Mickie. Jr..
son of Mr. and Mrs. Chew Micklo of
New York.
the Baker school. Prizes will be given
to those winning in the novelty
dances and three complete dinners
'will be given sway.
l EUWKYTUN l
Mrs. J. AXCoatcs ot Rownyton.
reported to the police yesterday that
while she was driving her car in
llownyttm yesterday S. Sherwood (if
Dario nhml struck her car on the
right side.
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1 fit his home.
I s e o .
Thu regular monthly meeting of
the Eur Ready Circle of the King's
Daughters will he held at the home
or Mrs. Frank Crockett. Rownyton
.n'onue. Tuesday evening. The sec-
l"‘l.ll‘)' of the circle has requested
all members to make returns for
the tickets, sold for the recent con—
ct‘rt. before Tuesday. so that. a re~
port may be made at the meeting.
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Miss Lillian Needles of Rowayton
\anuv sprint the holiday with her
:.:'.i!: lmothor in New York City.
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Mr. and Mrs. Lvster Oukes and
. ; m Ifl‘sli‘i'. 3n. of Van llure navenue.
ithx-wnlk. were tht‘ holiday guests or
d
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1 Air. and Airs: l-‘ted Ambler enter- 0 1 $420 10 Your
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Sm" Down Payment, 3.1.... on Fin: Terms
; 3'?“ i-mil :11:1‘Il‘i‘l‘lfix:'yoi\t22r“htlll: $ 2 Two dollars makes you a. member of the Christmas Club
?l.'t\.~.l lit-nth and Miss it‘redn Heath Offering special help to honda'y buyets'
wt Stuckln‘itige, Muss. Mr. and Mrs.
. or Lee.
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Holiday
Mr.
of
: .\iil
‘1'] sun itobrrt of Stamford,
.in'i Mrs. \\'lili;iln Finch also
;~‘t.-m.t‘oni and Charles \V. lgcll.
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| A month‘s mind mass for the latr-
Mrs. M. J. liut‘lcy will be celebrated
tomorrow morning at St. Mary’s
.
'i‘he sulrsrriptiun (lance, given by
..\lr. null Mrs. Sidney lir‘ll. at the
j il(.>\\':.,\lt\ll Hose house. “’ednesdsy
. uvmnl: was one of the most enjoy-
:zlm- :tllnirs. ever given in ltownytoc
'i'hirty couples attended. Music was
furnisho-d by “Tellnitz‘s orchestra. of
South Norwnlk. The grand march
wuH 1rd by Mr. and Mrs. Frank Reap
and favors were given to all the
dancers. Among the guests were:
Mr. and Mrs. Clement Abrecht. Mr. J
Lynch.
For your whole family.
sound mechanical. because the playing
manship.
your money when 3'
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LTOYS, CHINA AND GLASSWARE .
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‘You . can face the world’s l
critical eye with all the case
and poise of the well—dress-
545 to $65
Others as low as $30.
New Neckwesr, $1, $1.50, $2 .
.‘Wsrm Gloves .. 88. $5. $0
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The following items illustrate but s_ few 3mg?
ed from our Toyland such'ss Doll Carriages, DO ,
Oars, Mechanical Toys, etc. We also have a. large
u
v
Springnqa Gloss, Water Bets, etc. Shop early to svo
M8.- and mu Neill ' ' z _- - - .
St. Pun! m; n: will»: . fiezostle attire last minute Ohnstmu rush
thins tun-ts or
of fsncy Ohm' a. and Glassware such in Chocolate Sets.
Sets, Pyre‘ ’ .
Sets, Cake Sets, Candy 3m. 0619127 id the hurt!
Mrs. Julia 2:. Judd. or
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