x‘
44“.
the Norwnlk-ngh School has left
for Lexington. where he will take up
his studies I. \Yashington and Lee
University. ' .
“Wolf ofWaztsmé‘tlf Picks . . .
Follies Bride, Broadway H ears.
v l
'Ward Malkiu. after visiting friends
and relatives in Korwalk rims rc-
turncd to Spmngl‘ield. Mass.
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HE TURNED'IJP ‘ 'Frank Voila of Volks Society Pr- 1
REM IS POPULAR chestra. israpeudins “1° “‘3' in hcw
York City on. a business trip.
.
(““lnuedJ'l’; Goodchild oil
" .cave on a' trip to
. I ‘ me during the lat-
w_:a..is month. They will
.v trip by way of Montreal.
, . through the Canadian
j to Vancouver. Seattle, Port-
Francisco and Los Angel-
y will sail for home from
. lcs On December let on a
,~~ r liner. Their trip will
. Ienteen' days and will be
” ’rough the Panama Canal.
fl 5..- e a o
3‘ 0 Pen. Coal.
W‘- a"
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Arthur AaronIof East Rocks road
has left for Baltimore. Md.. There
he is attending a prep school. I
a»
t O .
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kelly an
son, Edmund. of Flax - Hill Road
have. left for Philadelphia to attend
the funeral of a relative.
t O .
.trvv
Harris «1 of ti Bouton
Samuel Abramson
.visitor in
Street was a. business
Stamford yestcrvla y.
, C .
a; O I C
- M. member of the'class of
I, 8.. will leave this week for
.'" pnis'ersity where he will 011‘
U . first-year student.
3 C O O
robust-'5 DANCING SCHOOL
meening for 14th year. Don't
II I ll-flowcr" any longer. Learn
«tiniest dances. ‘L-nquestionahlc
5.
u
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John Duncan of Bridgéport was a
visitor in Norwnlk Sunday.
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Joseph Gat'fllo of Bouton‘Strcct
motored to Bridgeport on Sunday.
. . "
,
“I
Kenneth Morton of Bridgeport
partition. Call 2227 for private was a. visitor in Xorwalk Monday.
-poln‘l.ment.-Adv. t e t a
.‘ ‘ ‘ ’ I John Lotterzo of 63 Spring Street
Mint Saline Edmond: of Main is visiting relatives at (,‘oney Island.
0 0
Mrs. John Knapp of Flax Hill
Road has purchased a new sedan.
_ e a a .
Mr. and Mrs. Louis .‘iola. of 121:
South Main Street were heat, and
hostess to a number of rclntives at
their home during the weck~cnd.
o O o
- ect.’returns to her studies at \‘as-
rut-“College tomorrow. Miss lid-
rnond: is beginning her third year
at the university. She. will be ac—
companied by her cousin. Miss Lu-l
(stile I’Dlnlond of South'hiancllcstcr.
Comm. who will enter upon her first
: 'ycar studies at the institution. -
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9 Miss Fa ' Durnin of “'est avenue.
3 Miss Jennie Cochin of 11‘: lily
E. will leave next “'cdncsday for Scml- . . .
der's College where she will tnlgv: Avcnuc and Mrs. l)0lllOlli(‘k t‘ochlu \
up her first year studies. 2 of 128 lily Avenue. are spending a .-
‘. ,, e . 0 two week‘s vacation with Mr. and - ' "» '
—ILchigh Coal. Harris a Gunm— Mrs. D. l’lt'COch o: llutterson, N. J. n is being said on Bmdwgy that Edna French, kno u “the
perfect Follies girl" will be the next wife of David Low. called'
All"!
, 'by New York newspapers "The Wolf of Wall Street," because of
I f . . . llurl'y linssy of Ely Avenue has
Miss Mnrjorie Delaney of .\'or-
;' walk. and New Yorl' will entertain i fpaewflp?) WT:‘:‘3?FE‘;:"" ”‘c 0.0“" ' his methods in making millions on the market. He now is being
' ' ‘ . . n \ .. .' ': . . - . . .
a. party of friends from New York a . . Cord for a divorce. Here are two new: of Miss French and I photo
at Cedar HammOt‘k Island (lurlng Only routine husillr‘ss came ill) llc- 0‘ Lunar. '
end
t
“the comin week- . _ .
S o torr- thr- meeting of the Broad River -
Community club held last night.
O C
O
‘ association will hold a rummage sale
tombrrow and Friday in the store on
“‘nshington street formerly dccupied
lty tl‘.r Textile store.
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Mir-s l’aye Corridor: of Gregory
boulevard has returned to her studs
l l EAS’l’NORWALK l
.\ Mun‘ll's llllll-l muss. for Richard'
i‘uscy was In ifx this morning at St. lCHURCH OPENS
l'
-0le fashioned dance at Dorlon's
Poin‘t. . 'IVednest-uy evening. Sept.
17th. . Admission 35c. Refresh-
' mcnts.—-Atlv. ' -
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Mm _\ 's L llul't'h.
a I e
Ah‘s.‘ Robert Dow Phillips of Lynn]
Massachusetts. Who 113-“ ht‘fin‘ 171‘" 'l'his lumn tllc lllt‘lllll"l‘fi of thr -_ _ .
guest for .the NIH two weeks of Mr, . Nurn'nlk 11ml l-Ismtvx Board ltr-ld a ’ "" m ”M" “““W “a” 3‘ "l" 3‘9“?
and'ltrS- Lenoy Montgomery ml» luncheon at the lloynl Julncs 131m; . Rochrllc college.
Stevens strcct has rclurncd 10 1W": , l " l-‘ollnu-lng tile lull-“won. tillai'lcs EH . ' ' '
. t Mme-3 I) Here are three hats illustratbfil t-nriis. nml l-‘mnlc 'l'. nmmluSo tnlk~ , . Th”? “M h" a m” "'I‘car‘a' 3‘
E (lid 1 h_ ' (I'd - D I , ,' .‘the popularity of tllc~tum€tbup l (-.l on inn subject "Gem“; Candi-E ‘ :‘°““E“":"~"f “1"" tomorrow “‘3'“ u
. -— as lonc ance at or on's; . At t ~ f U l q .. ‘NI’ . o'(' m“ ' o the costs which are to
’ ‘ . 0 one 0 16 new E ll. .1. .
_ ' Point; ‘V'cdncsdny evening. Sept? gag; felts wifh black and white l -________,__‘._____,_ .‘ ,l‘loney 1" Be sent to fll‘l‘lf‘fll‘ in the plays to be presented
~ ,. .'~ .: I“_; It - ,I_ . ‘ .~ .
' $3335...” 3331‘55‘0“ 3 I m ‘1 ‘ ostrich plume for trimming. Next 5 D ARIFN ' I E India—-—C 0,11 c e l‘ t“ 32‘313 lgfpififfiltt’fflzgtfii:°§£
“1;”; n .. .I .r *III I I ,bluk Sgssedlkpluil With 11511!!! E1 4 v I: Rev. I“): P e n n e 1] Community hall ncxt \‘i’eclncsdsy'
‘ , 3 CH": ‘3 0 . “”513 33”“ 1’ ‘ of, cor si . ast, £110 or: . ’ . . I. .‘ and Thursday.
iers 0‘ the South Norwalk llupttsl. felt with brim unique in shape;: IIOF‘II‘IO 2’1””: rsIIfIfilIh" rii‘l’f” Im'II Talks 0f Needs 0f n . .
church is to hold a cakr- sale rri—l . . :‘,‘_ “1 “ ‘ ”Him“ “."‘.‘ "“53 3 ' Tllr our: mm of Christ l 1
day #tcrnoon at }.uxter‘s 'drugl black and White feather trim. l .‘tl‘ln‘day attempting [O’clllllsll tlltrE‘ : 1 911 l ld ' L c lurci
Slorl!" ‘ ' ' ',,.....a-. __ ________ ,,,__, .-.__.‘E work of numbering the houses. This. __ H "3 (”St mtt‘titlg‘ 0! ,‘hc ”no"
. 3 . ‘ . E . 'l\‘orl.' must. he. concluded hcfnrc thol "l . . _ . . .. nt thn llOllll‘ of Mrs. George A. Still- l
, .I . I . ,I "l . , .. ’i I “w”; “I“ . l‘ _ l Lu .mmml lmte box lllllllllr. of mm: “1 hp“ “Tm“, lust m, ~ni \
~Auto springs. Tubs—Ah. :‘ 7' “‘_“~“ ' ” ".' ‘ A" 0.] , ‘ .. l 05' “n“? “a" ”Cur" “1“” d"""""3'l the \\'ulu:x'l's l‘nr: lFll Missionary .. . ,. V . ( ng. ‘
I. ; g: . . . iStlg' s r- ‘uv nth l'll'lh‘lilL “18 Allerle ! for ,‘hr‘ tmvn. Numbers have now i secictv “I the 1.x“. “vam ‘19”.ch IV" " “r_ ”km" for ”‘9 (‘OYUHIK
‘ 3 II . q .I . 0 ll]! ludwl: Miss Alul‘g‘al'l'l 1‘ oris. ‘ teen :lllott- [l in r_vr_-ry house. al- l . .. .. ‘ .v“ ‘ t, , 1 .. , ‘ . 3" “7‘ ‘»'»~ l‘c informally discussed. The
3 Ala: OSttll .\l. t,(1lllltS nt’ \\c.~_t, . . _. q" \li . “m.” _i llllltll \\.l:= lit .«1 list cxcmmt. Hit. ”N , c ,. ,_ .
; avenue substituted “5 soprano in ! Miss rum- . mus. . as . though some residents have neglect— 5 mite-ll ‘1‘. mm which Nu.“ fivmhm, ‘ ' HI’ “In“ ‘0 mu.- an rntcrtam-
; . ~- ' . ,. . _ . . ‘Slll'Ot'lL. Miss lijlhv'l l)os‘/.:l. IMtss cd to {film the numerals. Anyone in! “'jf ‘ ' ‘ ‘ . l-l’l’ Within the near future for the
- tho-quartctte of tilt Tllnll) Lplsco-E ., . . . 1 \Iiss Grace . ' Plilt'CS .sl..:lll sum! tlurlng the. \cni. ! l_. .- . - .
‘~. I: .K . q) I , ‘ Anna lulsclxul .Illt — .. , «loulrt. us In the number of their! . 3 \ . . _ '. l "r' I“- or I" treasury. It also “'1"
.. pa 0 mob in . I uthtnrt the pact! V ‘ . . ll‘ , , 'tl All." . , . \u‘lo ('Pi nvd. he boxes contained . ,
twoz$r days during the absence ofEmlyv, ..llss Amt.» 1 uluot 1. . ‘I‘fhovu‘w should gut in tomlx with ‘1; SH 'J‘ll .. "ill 1 .. t E Nu an affair for the church fund
- - . ' , ' , .llclnl ‘llurllorlll. MIN“ Mm‘l' 51’1‘03k-imt‘lnlu'l‘ of thv- .anriation. .‘ ' '5 mum) “. J“ ”m " l" 1 during the year." Following the
fins? ~13”? 30150” “’10 15.3“"5 onIl e e - l . . .. tsvimol ill llurtlni. India. wllrl'Ic .‘liss l “Hmoss mowing a social Hm" “a?
erfvgca‘mn' - e o l 'Mr. and NW. .lUFt'llll Munglvr :inllE It. is l‘r‘lltn'tml that t'llnrles Mur- l Consiunm- lllllt‘krm‘tl- “110 Sl‘nk" 3' i ”3.10) ("l h}- the girls. A I
the lnml church 6n the first SundnyE
in July. is principal. The money is ‘
.. l. , ... :‘g ‘x-. . .. '.
+0!!! fashioned dance at Dorlon‘sfi‘w‘s- .luhns "'1‘! ““l‘”- ”I ' J“ Hill) 01' Mm hanu
q.” llzlnloll nvclmv. lnotort‘tl It! “I‘lilxe'lcnl condition
. ..
street. is_ in .1 Grill:-
at the Stamford Mouth!
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; $.35? 35:3;21? :;l3‘(-(:mngtefrcz-Tl- E hurt on Sunday. where ”10;; “.0“. E MIL Mtlrphy was found in an uncon- , llfif‘Ill to rlnl‘rIuy the cxpc‘uscnI o.’ mlu- :Swims BrOOk to Get
mulls—Adv... Ethr‘ guests of relative-<- [St-mus flat" on Mansfield nvcnur-E mung Indian girls. “ “”5““! prn- ; . .
. if, .i . . I . . ,. . E'uhout n13” Sunday morning. He grunt \ulnInlso “"J"?""l 1"“ cvcnil‘lz'. Gll'l Making quuor
)lm John Soltcsz of Lexington Mr. and Mrs. Hulls lllllilCOllt‘ 9i" wfas lI'lllccd :lllll?)l' arll'cst on :t lcharge; (”31'1th L ”Ulmlll'rdplll'l Il‘l‘Tllu' \l M : ’-
. " . . . -‘ 'r . . 1" U as then" 0 ln OXIr'rlt on. Jul ntu‘r in in: a -, te organ (In! . lss _ ltl't‘t .n\«,u; ‘ . .
m crime has returned to bet home 11" Lt‘k‘llcm" 3‘0“” I“ I '- d 5 ”E— t‘lljll)«'llllt' _._, lm». . “Al. l-(tl’lll. Srpt. lT.-——S\vim-
.‘ snug :t lllillllJi‘l‘
lions. l:« v. Arthur J. l‘cnncil. pns't-r,
mltlrcsscti lllt‘ nlcml-err. llrivrly hw-
mltliuml the history of ln-iiu. lie full!
”Will that llllllii \tilll hm" than mn-
weck-cntl guests. Mrs. lunaconc's Was rcmovcd
to the hospital.
parents. of New York City. . e -
,znim: across Judrl's brook. at l.y~
.muu's \‘lnrllli'l. f‘olchcater. yesterday
,in reach the isolated house occupied
l|_\' .TtlSl‘pll (:orick. Stntc Policeman
fromi-Qlc Norwalk hospital.
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. Harrls & Gans—Adv. - r - E 3”- “nd Nrs- Jill"! Arley and fum-
‘ ‘ ' Mrs. John Alt-1:1 of 123 l-Ily ave-'H)’ have lrtt their restdencc ou the
uuc. was :1 visitor in New York t'ity P031 “mid and 113"" lll0\'t‘tl l0 I'll”:-
0 to. O
M 1"“ le' ll 4': "In ' ‘ - . ‘
mad m'l33li8303li1l‘galf‘vi Istvl’t‘nszngg .Yestprdny. shv illlf‘nlli'll n inn-form- dolphin for the winter. lmll' thv art“! 01' “1’? l ”“9” MM”iiiiflyfrqu];:,.,:”1”:!L12:1,:m‘quanors
LeflwOH avenue motored tn Stnln- once oP’“l'll Hay Shn Is," at U10; . ‘ .. . “"31”“. tint-r: “5 muny WWW!“ WM: ”blight-ll: luli'll 0.121111 “ 3’30“. 01:1
ford m'er the week—end where tht)‘ Cocino Theutrv. Mr. and Mrs. ”~ 5- 'l'alntor of TO' ' it POD‘W‘H‘M of 315’ “"‘m'f’n' ‘! I'm": t‘lvx- "’lllOl; stills x'l'l‘e “fill“g’mini-
I ”all”; With friends. a e e Elit‘l‘lt‘kt‘. ha“? In“ for \‘VindhnmJ thousands ”f "Wilma“ and million:- “17 l lonsht‘lf 1111le '11 l l"! 5- . do 53"
z . . .. . . Mrs. Kilthl-l'nlw lush or at lily Font!» whcl'v they “'1” 9pm“ a gods. ’l‘lrctc :m‘. 11‘""-1't‘l'““14"‘i-"' onrcr' :. -”-~“ 'm‘ “no“! of
. #flay Your \‘lclrom on our Club avenue hml as hr-r {HIP-““1 on Monday I month priolI. lo thpli. departure to :1'.‘ million llilulus. 336 million .\lo— 5:31”? Sui. 30;}, 5ft?!“ and Gorick.
: Fling-Ask about it at Donnelly'o. evening. her sister, Mrs. Mary/Loves Aiken. 3- .C" “‘ht‘l't‘ ”103' “‘“l 5030“)“ llnlnlm-tluus. 10 “1|”in lull‘mlrlr- infilt‘klltf-hlulbo u I ltSDODSlbllll)‘, was
E I'T . . . of Bridgeport. for the tvlnter. 101“in Anilllist. million t‘lu'ie—i L,.‘m.h;g ,4. companion on guard.
Mia! Pearl Korckcs of Flax Hill 0 Hans and six million other rcllciull. . Smith swam hack to his automobile
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. - . . . . . . . . ‘ = .- 3 Mr. and Mrs. Leon Stnrl'cs of T0- » . . ~ .
load in spending thv. “C'Ck-Wlth relao Ml. and .\ll.\. .\lltilL\\ (_Z.ll4 to am. \ lniltn. l.l~\. 14.1“...” told u". “m”, n. “m1 “an {I "cl ‘ .
. e - . -- '. 3, . ."n ton ave- itencke have gone to lirooklyn for . . . . - ., ‘ ‘r‘ ' 0 drhe fourteen
“‘93.”! Brltlegpmt. ‘07-. ‘\'x‘1t]r]«'1~r-nl' 12f thtr‘ light: on Sun- the winter. , .‘h N ( mu! ““1? to “1" l ““0“ Ni" “ ”"1"“ ’0 “‘"i‘h ”10 h0‘11““ by road.
'thc on. .n 1'” s‘ l _ "7.1” ‘ m. "I“ ) " ‘ o e . ' ”B "“‘Im'dd Ifnll“"'-";C‘- JItI{*15°I]I‘““ ”‘I‘ I'i'lle house is two miles from the via
-.— ‘l‘ow al la’t‘S-‘il‘l'l '33. : ' -:: 12;. "l"- " .l~-~ ~ . ‘ .
culthP-M 3Instruction It)": run-v. A a . 0 Dr' and MW' “' s. “H"S‘m "I." N“ 10ml; lyrlzsovbulcl arc ”elllx"':tl~ In in ld’ut‘""“!‘”cl‘ Smith ”\‘flm-
day mid Tuesday mening- lto l" l . 31““ -“' “i‘ T‘ ”i” 0" “9‘1“" $th “OHM h‘u'k m'ln‘v {mm lw‘rldgewntel" firming“ 11‘:va l’cnrrll also“! cl 1 \l I i lcml‘kkl'y‘l!s beli‘ore Jl‘slfice Third"-
' . ' . — .. .' . - - . . . . . \vllerc lhrv have l on slenlin u. ‘ . ' ‘ ’. " ‘ ‘ ' d 'L.‘ C. “no" “'5‘ n S". c arsed
m. .fimart Shop, rm “ashllzg on S. I : :‘I'-‘”‘I“ I'I‘I‘I‘I-“I‘IIII II-I‘" 3111::‘Lllillltcal‘l meimh ‘ )I I ' g l that turn: ”TC in that country .3 with manufacturing liquor, keeping
--Adft.- . . . I EI.I..II(".IIE.IxIl .lItIi .1; I-I. _ ‘ _- l million \vlves under ten years of use with intent to sell and reputation of
411' rd: Y r 1 I M “l limo. ..ol«‘: 0n. Mr. and Mrs l-‘ V Smith and l and a" "‘“m‘ number 0‘ “'NU‘VS Ul‘ 5"”an liqtlnr. and was fined $200
.._ony one o 'inul‘on S‘l'rr‘! . . . ' ' ‘ I the same nee According to the and crwts 'inr' ncnlcn i t 30 d '
. .. . , t. .I ,I. ,. ‘ . . . _ (laughter lulslc. and Mr. t harlcs l‘os-‘ "‘ ' . . . ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ c” o a)!
farm: ”set-m 'lleosh of Osborn» .11‘; -. IIlIt‘I" "a“: I] IIl'II-LIIHI.I -\ItllII\l‘I«L”I\IBIN0I:'e tor. of So-dgmvit-k (“.0me are ex- custom of the country. at widow can tln lat] on each count. The Jail sen-
' "no. 9‘9 "Jun"?! ”°"‘_ :1 Us” “"2“ l SJ) l“ V" ‘1‘ ,mfi 'L- .“ “I" 'I-y .n I nt-clctl home 1min! from l"'tst Jar- not I‘v-murr)’. thus the life of llH-s“ E (onces “‘“W‘ suspended and Gorick
i'tricflh ll’l _\CW.XO.l'k :1"): i \lnlll 1,1,..elllv-_ .\'Il '.\ .H.lmp.“hlt'0. “'0“, X. H. lt‘filltll‘f‘n l5 Ollt‘ nl' sll’llgglt‘b Hlltl )illill 1“,. $600 gincs and the COSlS
I . I . I “a- ll _. ”V I l ,_ . .tl ‘ s e o lhurdship. Since missionors ltttvc ru- Of the NIH“.
.' Mr. and Mrs. JamesB Purtell. :r..: . - ’-‘-II -”“'- ”“01“~I‘1<‘-”r.m‘¥1 0- The". “4.. .l mom“. of the 1.: . tcred India. he said. educational- T‘NT-
Khalid Mrs. Peter Purtr-ll and “,3. 1 has. I. lllmund of \\ est Avenue. ‘ ‘ ' g l’ . . ~ . . . g .1 q . ~
a M J l V . I“ ‘ . 1" lo” Vr ». . ll‘ .. . . worth League. in the .\l. E. C. conclltmhs hate lmplm c. .ilonmcr. or- III. LJLX H
:. a: Mrs. Botm- an\rlelImal.. and E Ii?» I-II-I'<)Il\IvI-I<I~ 1:: KIL;1~IlIllll:ll;r SEUS: church. ' only :5 per cent. of the boys and :0 L00 0 RIP”- 0f ”19 Fll‘St District.
“13:11:; of“; ,0: ‘ 1e“‘l;urg:' arr‘l y" I}; “HI/SI} 3f”: .~ J 0;! ’ ”if; 0 e e per cent of the girls of the country has 501d his launchto ”10 Si. C9013!
, .9 (3 . l. aInt . rs: alnc-s ., .lt lll l p.11 . HF 15 tlllCllllo Dl‘. John (J l’t‘l‘l‘v l (l e 1 _(__ "x.“ given am. educational “"3“”!ng Paper ('ol‘l‘lpany. 111.. O'Neil uud
, I’urtell of Earth Mam street h’-l' Sm‘hntl Hull'. ' ~ ’ S u 0 x ‘ '11 lo f h ' ‘
a“ ,' . . , , ‘ ' ' . t i 'turn from Upper St. liegis Lake. N. “(‘V- I’cnnell “'50 declared ”1U 1“" ‘_ e 3 at or ‘ e pastIthree Ox.t°m
Jill-i Grace Silve was hosteu to -. um \lnrl' l'l-ml-l’nl ('- : w . Y“ Who" M has'bm" Vacanm'mg I “Mk of the mlsswners was lwilxg"l‘fals o‘e'fis-hmg 1mm” He Is to
, , .- . . .’ . . _. . _- .. . . m. “LSD In”. for a [cw- days. ; greatly imppdod h.\' the caste 3.‘ st. mI cave Sll rtly for tnlifornia.
number of her frlends at her home “wt .\orv.:lll. 77m: ram-nod to sort. . v e ~ _ -
. ,y . . , . ' . _ . __ . . ’ ' E He said there were in India. 19.0“”
on sisLexmgton av enuc on Monday 1 hdlnplon. .‘lurs. uncrc she is com. . - - ‘ ‘
' ' Phil Dlngcr ls rcportcd to he very , different castes. ' 300 YEAR JAIII
l pitting hrr
l
Ellliljny.
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:t'IISmith t"ollege. low at the Stamford Hospital. whore
he was taken last week. For the last
five or six years he has been at work
in Holly‘s Market.
.v
SENTENCE GIVEN
“BADGE. BANDIT
Donald Oorridon. son of Mr. and
Mrs. James Corridon of Gregory
Boulevard. who was graduated in
6
Miss Sumune llrownc. «lltllghtcr
l'orttr l-Jlnerron Browne or “‘cst
”Boothe
li‘cl's ro. '. < . -. .. -
snugn‘t illnigs.” WWW” mm a . .Jlme from Fordham university. bus
. , w s Senlor Hy Class t0 {entered the Georgetown Medical W .. .‘
1‘31lzr-lt.- .‘tlilt-hrll or limlmn «mm; 0 . . 3 School in. \\ ashington. , .
“‘0 “it“ graduated Inst. Vear‘from rganlze Tomorrow \fr 1 \l s. “rub; Bl l
- ' . am . r . lr auve t of
,—____¥
.
Cottage street were the week end
guests of thcir daughter Mrs.
George Car-laugh ‘at her home in'
Suffcrn. N. 1'.
The. senior .class at the High
school will hold its first meeting of
the new school year tomorrow after-
noon following the school season.
,At this meeting, the. era‘s: will be or-
ganized.
g
1
Maple and Elm Sts.
Are Being Fixed ‘
U t
The. Highway department today isE
‘."‘,-C0ndlll0nlng ‘several streets in}
the First District. Maple Street and!
lillm streets have. been given a coat
in" tar topped LEE with sand.
0 O
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph H.’Conn a‘m]
Mr. and Mrs. \V. L. Honcock of Mar~
ian avenue nrc enjoying a motor
trip through Pennsylvania. 0
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‘ ‘
Miss Martha. Chinsky of‘ Moore
place was the recent guest of Miss
Sally Kraemcr of Stamford.-
. o' e s '
The regular \veckly rehearsal of
l the. young geople's orchestra of the
i East avenu Methodist church will
he held taught at 8 o'clock.
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A roast beef supper will be served
in Christ church to‘rn rrow evening
between the hours of 5:30 and 7:30
' o'clock. It is being given unher the-
_ auspices of the “'oman's Guild and
for the benefit of the Guild.
l. I O
. termtnes What others think or you. Self-confidence based
' 9|! merit inspires the faith of others. You buildzyour belief
‘3 "“m’” ”then you prove that you can save steadily.
And the reserve puts you in line for opportunity. 7th '
e marriage of Miss Rose Galbo.
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mathew-
» - Gallic. an. of “Fort Point street
and Antonio Nicoliette of Imyiavenue.
31'; f'.
. floaters
~ in the afternoon to help him cele-
‘ on the lawn.
.' ‘to be lield outside a. temple of Ma-
' of the Woman's Guild. of the Trinity
. at Stillson' & Powell‘s (l
.‘9‘? ‘0.
.and- Children
Gather to Celebrate
‘Third Birthday of
Youngster ~
of Oliver 1. Clark. Jr.. son at City
Sheriff and .3113. Oliver 1. Clark of
Ponnoyer avenue and a. number of
mi; little friends accompanied by
their parentl gathered at his home
The children played games.
Then led by their little.
.host they marched into the house,
when a table with a huge birthday
cults with three. big candles and a.
Jack Hot-nor pie was 'waiting for
them. At each little guest's place
was a basket of candy. Oliver Jun-
ior received a number of beautiful
gifts. Among the guests were Rena
Brown of Bridgeport. Shirley.'Lucille
and Charles Brown of East. Norwnlk.
\Valiaco Bell. Jr.. MildredvRowiand.
Doria Ceuidy. John and Helen Dwy-
er of East Norm-alt. Norman McClel-
lan of South Non-aux. Richard Bii-'
liard. Merton Taylor. Francis and
Arthur North of non-anon. Mrs. Ar-
thur Brown of Bridgeport. Mr. and
Mrs. ‘Wallace Bell, Mrs. Daniel Row-
land. )lrs. Arthur Cassioy. Mrs. John
Dover, Mrs. Charles Brown and Mrs.
George 8. Hunted. of East Nat-walk.
Mrs. Sherwood of Norwalk. Mrs.
Ruth Paul. Mrs. Charle. McClellan,-
Mrs. Arthur Clark. Mrs. Harry
Bryan and Mrs. Oliver Clark.
D O O
brute it.
The program for the "Fete den
.timls" which is to be gt ‘ under
the auspices of the Roway :1 Young
Married People‘s association at the
home of Captain and Mrs. Ernest A.
Yarrow, Rowafion avenue, Saturday
evening. for the benefit of the Bow.
nylon library. will include miscella-
neous games. singing of old songs.
cards. dancing and refreshments. in
connection with the affair there will
also be a cake and candy sale. The
special committees are as follows:
cake table, Mrs. H. A. Bond. Mrs.
Clinton 13. Rowland. Mrs. E. Howard
Every, Mrs. A. B. Clever-13“., Miss
Josephine Craw; candy. Mrs. Charles
15. Funk. Mrs. Victor Scalise. , Mrs.
Russell Thoma: refredhments, Mrs.
C. D. Albrecht. Mrs. George A, Key.
Mrs. Edgar Lynch. MissMayla Sco-
field. Miss Carol Babbitt; finance. Ed.
gar Lynch, Chester Wctherington.
Ira Higgins; decorations. Mrs. Edgar
Raymond: publicity. Mn. In. Kig-
gins: song leader. Mrs. P. J. Mor-
rison; miscellaneous games. Mrs.
Earl P- Stevens. Miss Gertrude Bran-
da. George S. Moseley; transporta-
tion; Arthur S. Blilard. Frederick
Stabcil. bridge. Charles E. Funk. and
Mrs. Alfred J. C. Beckl‘ul.
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Miss Carrie De Waters of Bayonne.
N. J.. is visiting Mr. and Mrs. John
Dc \Vnters of‘ Pcnnoycr avenue.
O C 0
Miss Marion Lynch is expected to
return to hcr home this week from
Labrador where she \\ at early in
June with a group of missioners.
C O 0
The Good “'ill Sacicty of Ron-ay-
ton will resume its regular monthly
meetings next month. The members
include the young married women
of the village.
The members of tho Ever Ready
chorus of King‘s Daughters will
make their annual visit to the Home
for the Aged. Tuesday afternoon. A
musical program for the entertain:
ment of the inmates will~be given by
the Ever Ready chorus. under tho di-
rection of Mrs. \V. 1". Ambler. A re-
hearsal of the chorus will be held
tonight at 8 o'clock at the home of
Mrs. Ambler on Rowayton avenue.
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Miss Mary Richmond is confined
to herhomo on Rowaytou avenue
by illness.
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The. regular .lnid-week prayer
meeting or the Rowayton Methodist
church will be held tonight at 7:45
o'clock.
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Mr. and Mrs. Ernest A. Yarrow
of Rowayton avenue motored to
Binghampton. N. Y.. yesterday where
their younger son, Clarence a visit-
ing with relatives. , t
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Leach of
Brooklyn are spending the week with
Hickson W. Cole of ‘Ror;;7ton ave-
nue.
Denby, Initiated As _
Degree Mason
BOSTON; Sept. ll—The supreme
council of the ancient and accepted
Scottish Rite. 83rd degree. for the
northern Masonic Jurisdiction, last
night took to itself ninety-seven ad-
ditional members who included Ed-
win B. Denby. former Secretary or
the NavyLand Simeon D. Fess. L'ni~
ted States Senator from Ohio. As
candidates from 15 states they were
initiated into the 88rd degree at.
exercise; that may be among the last
/
sonic consecration.
The erection in this city with in a
few years of a. Masonic temple that
will cost several million dollars. and
will take rank as one or the most
norm in the world. Was indicated
in the allocution of Sovereign. Grand
Cornmender Leon M. Abbott. If the
proposal-that he voiced ' is carried
out. this city would embrace all the
administrative e activities of the
Northern Jurisdictpn d the Grand
Secretary's office and him now
iocatoaI in New York would be re-
moved here. . .
Trinity-Churn'to ,
~ , (Hold Cake sale
Plans wet-candle. “the meeting
Church, for “a cake sale to be held
Tum“ ruin; rug more on.
mo .0 lie. Week. It
was also decided to union a hot roast.
but «no so: of
Yesterday was the third birthdayi
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-'INWARVIISITSU.S.
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rac- Huber, head of
the poison
gt: bureau of the German army
in the world war, is in the United
States, en route to Japan. He
says Germany is ready to stop
transpose-auxiliary weapon if
other nations but it.
Quit Banks to Be
Coolidge Electors
_I{ART1~‘ORD. Sept. 17.-—-In order
not to jeopardize a. Coolidge-Dawes
vote in the Electoral college. Charles
F. Brooker of Ansonia. whose name
heads the list. of seven candidates
for presidential electors nominated
by the Republican state convention,
notified Chairman J. Henry Roz-a-
back. of the State Central committee
yesterday. that he will resign as
president and director of the Au-
sonta National bank.
Takes No Chances.
“holding an office of trust or profit
under the United States." may serve
as a. presidential elector. It. is a
moot question whether this would
apply to a director of a. national
thrown out on a technicality.
Colonel Francis '1‘. Maxwell. of
Rockvllle. another of the Republican
nominees for presidential clectnr.
said last night that. for the. same ;
reason. he will resign as prcsldcnt :
and director of the Rockvillc Nation- i
at bank and as a. director of the .
First National bank of Hartford and :-
thc Hanover National bank of Xew?
York.
Another Banker.
The "Directory of Directors"
shows that only one other Republi—
can nominee tor clcctor is a Nation-
al bank director. Frederic “I Mvrccn
of New London. is a. director of the j
National Bank of Commerce of New
London. Efforts to reach Mr. Mor-
cer by telephone tonight to ascertain .I
his attitude on the question elicited r
the information that he is out of
the city for several days.
Chairman Rot-aback called ill: at-
tention of all presidential clcctm'
nominees to the Constitutional pro~
vision in question.
Isl: District Meeting
To Be Held Tonight
Tonight in the Town Assembly
hall. the annual First District Meet-
in; will he held. Reports of thc
District Commissioners will be read
and acted upon. An appropriation
wil also be made for the_Nor\vaik
Public Library.
RotonPoint Shutfie
Discontinued Today
' After today, the 'shutile troll‘ty
which has‘ been operated between
the Roton Point junction and Roton
Point park will be
The s'huttle car was op
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,\
Reinforced
concrete. ' would probably
be
high or low,
several't
store;
ofice.‘
men and bow.
Under the Constitution no person ‘
bank. but Mr. Brooker decided not to i
take any chances on having his vote .
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