.Navy Recruiting once:- from
.. ord‘ Station will be at the
I. to what a. few men. and to
emotion shout ouythlnx per-
to the Navy. ,
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u—Bu !our Vicu-oxa on our Club
flu—Asa about it It Donnslty'a.
In. Walter C. Fcchcl and Mr and
‘ 'Bttnle'y Oimstcnd will leave to-
rrow on a motor trip through the
England states. They will be
I them. two weekI.
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mum—at 1V .
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.' ‘t—Auto sprinu.
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XXIII \Iarion Russ l of “Wes?
Rocha road entertained a. number of
1" friends informally last evening
'her home. Among those preI-
DIR were: Geraldine and Dorothy Dc~
ey, Ida Lowndcs. Gladys Lobb and
to Jones. Also Curl Van Alstyne,
“ck Fairbanks. Walter Amersiock.
m- Amcrstock. William Howard
and others.
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'l—Lurse Pea Coal. Earrls a
Guns—Adv.
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-.-.Miss Suzanne Brown oi “‘est
Rocks road will entertain a number
it her friends at bridge tomorrow.
Included in her guests will be Miss
aorothy Maxwell, Miss Eleanor
:Eripp. Clayton Morse, Lindsry
.Ihornpson and Mary and Virginia
.Blacktord.
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.-...----To members of the Norn‘alk
Gauntry Club. There “ill be a sub-
nription and dinnvr dance ‘.at night
asp: 13.For1reser\ations Tel Mrs.
:4 —-Au\.
may: N or.
deard Huntington of Courilandt
place has nsignui his position at
the Roton Point Bathing 1'mtiiou.
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,,—Best Coal. Harris I: Gang—Adv
man COLLAR IS '
ONE OF NEWER
NOTES 0F SEASON
"chin bloused
collar,
The
. Thomas Amersiock of Dorian will
leave Monday for Now York cm]
where he has accepted a posnion in.
the Roosexclt Hotel. I
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. F—Lehigb Cosi. Earns c Grins.—
Adv.
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'Mr. and Mrs. Karl Pllillllts and
daughter Aline. of Main street New!
Walk. have ieturned {rent a. two
month' 5 vacation spent with Mr. and
Mrs. Phillips. Sn. at their farm in
Milford, Conn.
" Jewish New Years Cards—Station-
gfy Dcpt.—-GORHAI\I PRESS.
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Kathryn Fairbanks ct anlc
alreet. Datien. is remembering It
pmnber of her ionil fronds» “ith
cards uhile cnroutc to Lanada. by
motor.
'- «Have your overcoat. rr-lined be-
(are cold weather. A. Czibere. 9 No.
Main St, 80. Norwalk.-—Adv.
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I'Mra. Frederick G. Ritchie of
West avenue will l‘t'llll‘n to her
burn. on Sunday after spending the
summer in Southbury. Conn. as the
guest of her daughter. Dr. I“. G.
Ritchie will spend the week end in
Southbury at the home of his:
daughter.
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.. PERMAVES T “.\\1NG.
g—m-Nesric Lunoil mr-thod. Dobbin?
md shingling or all stylos. Scalp
treatment and facml. Mrs. L. A.
Ickiyan. 127 South Main Street.
{hone int—Adv.
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- “Dr. and Mrs. Robert Sterling of
flaunt Vernon. New York. are the
week end guests of Mr. and Mrs.
“Roy Starling of \Vl-It Rocks road.
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LAMP SHADE MAKING.
,, _ -—Clnss starts ’l‘ucsclay eve. 7 to 10,
’Jnstruction iron, 90 “'nshington st.,
.Amort Shoo—Adv.
t l
"
TIMI“ Elaine Jordan and Miss Dor-
“Knapp. accompanied by Mrs. How—
“Knnpn. Jr., will spend tomorrow
" *chw York city. They will be
. 0 guests of Miss (Hardy's Coome at
f g heater party in the evening. Miss
(5 conic has just returned to the city
1 ‘after a two month's stay at her
tamily'a cottage at Harbor View.
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--Muke your own lamp shades
and.cushions. We carry all mater-
! -.necded. Instruction free. Smart
Shop. 90 W'ushington St.-—-Adv.
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Anthony Pequn of Lexington ave:-
nuI' was a. business visitor in New
Inrk city yesterday.
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Miss Margaret Garfield of Lowe
' It has resigned her position with
the Electric lcrvice company to take
oils in the oflice of H. Jacobs and
Sons.
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Miss Anna and Miss Rose Massey
at Tierney street spent yesterday in
'Groenwich where they were guests
at a wedding.
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Mr. and Mrs. c. Iannaoono 0t Lex-
front with smocked waistline and
long, tight sleeves, are all upto-
date touches on this afternoon
frock of black canton crepe. Skirt
and coils: are effectively trimmed
with leopard skin.
iztzton monue hase as their guests
Nu ir son and his Mic from New Ha-
\(ll-
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"King Mathias" a three-act play,
was presented in Kish’s hall last me-
nlng by the Hungarian Dramatic
company or New York.
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Captain E. A. Inrrow of Ruway-
tun will Sptiik on the economic and
industrial t‘onditlons in the Near
East at a dinner to be given in his
honor at the Aldinc club Yn New
York city this evening.
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Mr. and Mrs, .Louis Diamond have
moved from \iarshull street to 6
Wtst avenue. *
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A number of local residents at-
tended the performance of "Lolli-
pop” (ll. tho Stamford theatre, lust
cvrning. They were Mr. and Mrs.
Leo inn-is, Miss Elizabeth Byrnes.
Dr. and Mrs. \i'. Vullmcr. Mr. and
Mrs. J. H. Wchrlc, J. J. Linchilcr,
Dr. S. Kt-elvr llntl l‘ill‘ly. ‘
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Miss Mildred ifndu-rlzill of Jeffer-
son strvvt is confined to her home
by illness.
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Miss Alit-v l‘roily of Sic'vens street
has rtlut‘nml to hvr studies with the
local 1:1.»phuno company after a
\‘Hrt'k'a vaculion.
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Miss Borthu Hayes in spending the
Week in New York city.
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Cards have born received from
James Kelly of idly :lxenue. who with
his son Jest-pit, is visiting in Los An~
[50105.
I EASTNURWALK l
SUPPER AT
CHRIST CHURCH
Woman’s Guild Com-
pletes Arrangements
For Afl’air — Water
Sports at Beach
At the meeting of the Woman's
Guild of Christ church held yester-
day afternoon. final plans 3were
made for the roast beef supper
which is to be served by the mem-
bers in tho church Thursday eve-
ning betht-n the hours or 5:30 and
7:30 o'clock. Mrs. Samuel Kelley.
president. is general chairman in
charge or the supper. The chair-
men of the various sub-committees
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"*‘City B. iefs and Personal Mention
include Mrs. Arthur Can-{Mn boa-i
aid Robertson. Mn. Frederick
W'heeler. Mrs. Frank B. Sturd'ovnnt
andMOttoButlor.-- ~-- .
A rohsupol oi: tbs playa which are
to be presented under the direction
of Mrs. E. B. Smith. infComrnunity
hall on my evonln'ta' of loptember 24
and :5 was held last night in Corn-
munity hall. ”rue next relied-all
“ill be hold at the hall on Monday
evening. The production which is
being sponsored by the past Nor-
wall: Improvement mediation is for
the benefit of the manage fund or
the organisation. .' , .
The officers and committees of the
Methodist church will meet with
Rev. A. .7. Fennel! tonight. and talk
over plans for the comin‘year.
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The first annual water sports at
the Cal! Panure unit or the Bed
loss Life Saving corp will be held
1 Cali Pasture, Sunday otter-noon ,at
3 o 'clock. A number of events are
on the program. Only members .0!
the unit- are eligible. to compete.
l‘ine prizes will be given to the win-
DOTS.
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The regular weekly meetint o!
Troop No. 6 Boy Scouts of America.
will be held at Community hall to-
morrow night. _
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Miss Carrie Petty. principal 5t
Marvin school. who has been granted
a. year's leave of absenco bvtha
board or education. has gain to Chat
hum, N. J.. with her mother. where
she will remain {or some time. ~
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Miss Rose Balog or “*intifild stredt
has returned to her home from a
visit with friends in New Jersey. ,
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Mrs. T. M. Stocking of Howard.
avenue is visiting in Brooklyn.
Friends of Martino"; Richmond
ot East u‘enue will be sorry to hear
that she has been confined to her
home for the past week by illness.
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Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Somers are
entortainint It their homo Mrs. G.
Rainer or New York city.
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A special meeting of the boarder
directors or the East Norv'n'lk Im-
provement association is being hold
in Community hall this afternoon“
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Men's recreation night at the East
avenue Methodist church will be ob-
served tonight. All the menu: the
church are invited to take ,part in
the festivities. Bowling and other
games will be enjoyed.
W
BRIDGE PARTY
AT PARKIN HOME
Mrs. Parkin and Mrs.
S p .e a r Joint Hast-
esses———Among Those
Present--Other News
Mrs. Clarence Spear and Mrs. Mal-
colm A. Parkin wore joint hostesses
to I. number or their friends at a
bridge party held at the Omo of
Mrs. Parklns yesterday afternoon.
Among those present werei Mrs.
“William Clark.‘ Mrs. Harold Clark.
Mrs. Victor Cshill. Mrs. Inez Coc.
Mrs. Stags. Mrs. Gertrude F. licw-
born. Mrs. Matener. Mrs. William
Moore, Mrs. Pedick. Mrs. Biley. Mrs.
Arthur S. Hughes. Mr's. Maclntosh.
Mrs. Josephy \V’right. Mrs. F., W.
Houston. Mrs. S. A. Swenson. Mrs.
George Smith. Mrs. Hart and Mrs.
Goelctmor.
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Mrs. Joel L. Brush this afternoon
is holding a. .Iarcwcll bridze party
at her home. Them are six tables.
' anIpIperman who summer-ad At
various societies of the Edit uvenue -
“semen
m. 5. “Was. lira. am. e. in.
liar-”eat. Arthur plums Ins Mer-
Mr. ind Mrs. Walker and III!
Ruth Walker Ire planning .to return
to their winter horns in Brooklyn.
N. 1., midday. )llaa Walker Wm
Intar Doltl Pbi' College; .
Mrs. Ivy LISAer. a! Philadelphia.
Pa..- and her little son. are.“
at the Summit: House: They. u 1...
."m‘ at the island for a month; .
Mr and Mrs. William Ortiz u.
tended the Wills-Firm) tight last
night at Boyle's Thirty Acres in
Jersey" City
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A number at families are W011
to return to the island over the weak
end. Included in this group are a...
Smiths. Jarboea and Smeatena. was
Gena Harper will also spend use
week end here. .
nu... Connolly. a New III-k
Bell Isla’fid, was another
at the Wills- Firpo fight. _
spectator
Mr. and )1r:. Mathew Hoaly are
entertaining New York friends to-
dIy'. . .
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With cold. westher lure, B. A.
sznIon. president. It tho Doll 1.-
land club, _'iI hustling the wu-
“an! a. furnace in his summer
home. The furnace will in com.
plotoly install“. within I Wonk.
Fearful that hoary winds would
carry it away. Stewart Albert Her.
man and others pulled out the float
or the Bell Island club to the out
beach.
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on Saturday night. there will be
a. subscription dance at the Bell 1;-
land club.
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-)1Iuy'3ell Islsndors strollod over
to Roton,Point last night and wit.
PLAN TO AID
PUBLIC LIBRARY
Young Married Peo-
ple’ 5 Ass’ . Discuss
Talk of Closing Place
NoW .21 Years Old
At a meeting or the executive
board of the ltowayt‘on Young Mar-
ried People's Association held at the
home at, president Churn-.19. Funk,‘
flowaylon avenue. last. evening. tho
_ws'y'ton Library because 0! lack oii
'tunds was discussed. ‘ The library!
was founded 21 years ago and during;
that. time it has always been a source 5
or pleasurable protit to the com-j
munlty., Duringthe past year on
number of new plans were developed ‘
which includedthe purchasing or a
several special books. the placing of
a. number at a reference bookI on
the shelves Ind__tbo providing at a
tuition for the attondance or one at
the librarians at. the Yale summer
school. The library has alwdys been
an integral factor in the commun-
ity's progress. The executive board
last night, after .tboroughly going
over the matter, unanimously voted
to cowpernte with the executive
board of the library in carrying on
this work. The first social meeting
at the society, Saturday . (‘Vt-ning‘,
September 20. will take the form of
a benefit card party. Captain and
Mrs. Ernest A. Yarrow or Rowayton
avenue who leave for the Near East
early“: October. have given their
home for the alfalr. A candy and
cake sale will also be conducted in
connection with the party. The 'card
party. whichwill be open to the pub.
lic. will give everyone in the city an
opp‘ortunity to do his or her part in
relieving the financial pressure of
'the library. a'l‘ho members ot the
executive board at the Y. M. P.‘A.
who were present lut evening in.
cluded in addition to Mr. Funk. Mrs.
Edgar Raymond. Mrs. Earle p.
threatenod discontinuance o! the Ho- 1
108 mutt.
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Captain Ell-nest A. Yarrow wax be
one of the speakers at the dinner
to be rive: in his honor this even-
in]r the Aldlne‘eiub in New for]:
City y a. number 0! his Inseam
in the Near East Ballet work. Can.
vain Yarrow will discuu tbs econom-
ical and industrial conditions in the
Near East. Mrs. I'M”? 8.110 Miss
Grace .Yarrow will accompany Capo
Yarrow to New York this alteration.
where they also will be gueItI at tho
banquet.
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Rev. Charles 3. Gray. who return-
ed to the paradhaxe’ot the Rowayton
Methodist church last week train the
Brooklyn Methodist hospital. is get...
ting along many an is now able to
take short walhs 8:6: day. ,
Miss Florence Ysrrow and Mia!
Carri. Clinton will arrive at the
home or Captnln and Mrs. Ernest A.
nmw ingnowayton avenue. tomor-
row tor a short stay. Miss Yarrow
and Miss Garcon an at present an»
tioned in West Palm beach. Fla.
”foresaw!” nomad”.
tam Yarrow. was for a number or
years concocted with the missionary
_tield in Honolulu.
Hr!- !!arold Russia has returned
to her home in Hampton. W. after
a pleasant vhit with her sister Mrs.
nix-soil Themes of Roms-ton avo-
nue.
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Miss Jessie Wilson of New Haven
is visiting with her mother and III-
tIr. Mrs. AIICI J. Dipole 02' Row-
ton avenus.
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find Merrltisld 0! New York la
Ipondin: tho weal: with his parents
at their home on Rowayton avenue.
Eleanor Davenport. daua'hur or
Mr. and Mrs. Doodats Davenport or
Row-anon avenue, has entered the
New Haven school 0! Physical Cul-
ture. Miss Davenport was Induct-
HEAR
‘Mandalay’
Sung by
1
sass Patsy (Fox trot)
0N
WITH ABE LYKAN'B 030mm
On the other side
“no WANT! A BAD LI?!“ )0 "
{Year These New Ones TOO‘
I Don‘t Know Why (Pox trot)
2074 Honest and Truly
I'd have You All Over Again
Sung by the Radio Frames
9“! There’ll Bo Boole Chances
I Can't Get the One 1 “'ant‘
Sung by Marion Harris
’Qhesgnofmfizsfigr
ruouooasrnspnno ascous
Studwell Piano Co.
PROM 300
68 North Main Street, So. Norwalk
.1
MthMChOthkh
school.
Tho moonlight soil at the Ip-
'wortn less-us 011m now-non
Methodist church Mod tor toil:
night was postponbd.
The parents-teacher meeting at
the Romyton Baptist church Bun-v
day school announced tor tonight It
the par-some has boon postponed.
3.07 Ind. Mrs= Victor 1“. Scaliac have
been called out or town- by the
serious illnIaI of Mrs. Scaltae's sister.
Miss Janet Moore of New York
city is the guest or Miss Grace Yorv
rout ct newsman Ivonne. )ltas
Moore and Miss Yarrow are clus-
mates at Vassar collect. ‘ .
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Mr. and Mrs. Boy Merl-meld have
moved to Hartford. ,
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Hulbart A: Bond ct Bonnet:
avenue is in New Haven today on
business. ‘
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anar Mills will have chain or
the services at the Rowlyton
Methodist church on Eunday morn-
inx. '
Although it. was. rather -ohllly.
hundreds-ct persons last night mo-
tored to Rate» Point Parkasd.,wlt-
onset! the last display at fireworks
0! the season. The display was very
good. and won favorable comment.
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For the first time this week. the
dance pavilion was opened tut
night. There was a. (and crowd.
There will be dancing both laturdxy
Ind Sunday nights. The park cleats
for the season Sundw nitht.
m m m
TOKIO. Sept. 12.—--Niuo persona
were killed when an express train
lett the rails near
southwut .anan.
Hirbahim, _ in
,
Iowan-ml stamp: to
‘7 . 7 _ ,
FRIDAY. SEP'DEMBPR
on gig Minister of War
grap station
but failed. and Cm"
revolution hos been made by the The leaders or the mo.
communists. with civilians and Iol- been arrested and the
diets involved. Attacks were made calm.
W1”. mom
LISBON. acre 12. other un-
ing about.
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vim '4 no
Price 3110
School. Room Musi
Among the 6,000 different Victor Records, here at
sales-costs, will be found all the matches, songs and
dances used in the various grades at school.
Too, we have sn’ospecially prepared list of 561100131
‘ on Victor records that is yours for the asking.
Victrola
(mounted above)
is one Of' the most popular in our whole line of more 1
24 different models; It is offered on terms of only—
'$5 ‘DOwn $5 Month]
Easy Washers. Hoovers, Typewriters
Sold on Easy Terms
DONNELLY’
so. NORWALK I WESTPO
The Travis Sho
PAIRI'BLD BUILDING
, ‘44 WALL s'r. NORWA
WE CARRY A LARGE ASSORTME}.
IN_ DRESSES, COATS AND SKIRTS F0
STOUTS
-PRICES TO SUIT ALL'
Stevens, Edgar Lynch, Mrs. Alfred
5th ANNIVERSARY SALE
A visit to our store Will convince you of the remarkable values we are Ofl’ering on our 5th Anniversary. This is an opportunity not to be
overlooked as the savings here are the greatest ever Ofiered.
A SAFE DEPOSIT BOX
WOULD HAVE SAVED mu m
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IMWGW Badnbeenmssuene-
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mowmtalewcenuawock.
SAVINGSBANK ;
ALL CORSETS AND
GIRDLES
ltd-hid Down
1.0%to 25% -
BEKSSIEEES
and CORSELEmEs
MWhI'Thism
Anniversary Sale. Special
79c
308- $1 and $1.25 grades.
Children's SchoOI
STOCKINGS
Double lIIl, 'l'II and Inn
~' .Anniverssry Salt-Special
= ,, Show?» _10.
o.
ruin-unions
HOSIERY
Anniversary Salé‘Speeial
$100
Black and all colors. Our
”8‘11" #150 grade.
arm .a' ails...
HOleEY
Ahniversary Sale Special
$1.69
.- Regular $2.09 grade
Extra Large
CREPE BLOOMERS
Anniversary Sale Special
75c
Regular $1.00 grade
ENVELOPE CHEMISE'
Anniversary Sale Special
95c
Regular $1.25 grade
CREPE STEP-INS
Anniversary Sale" Special
“59¢
Regular 790 grade
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