Evening sentinel, Thursday, October 2, 1924 · page 4

 
 

 

 

 

 

Briefs 'and "Personalr'Mesnfion ; ~

 

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'ln Dnnbury hove found

 
 

M as they
in “is normal school prope

mily are the Misses Marga

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

of Spring Hill road.
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1: .xeceipu of the rummage sale of ill

:18 the vacant store next to Get
Em’lln .Bouth Main street. 'l‘lii
“will be used to heindetray the a
mom of the
hutch. Those assisting were:
lmnce Mllicr. Mrs Jessie Bruin
d. Mrs. Benjamin Howe.

Fuller.

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Earl Avenue .‘lt‘lhodlsl church \\‘l‘.

Friday in South Main strccl.
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hold an open house to

“fail street :it 5 o'clock

 

ct luncheon.

minment and n l-utl‘
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-—Auto springs. Drive-Ah.
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clety is holding
at..the home of Mrs. Robert L.
Brotherton. Newtown terrace. today.

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A'huge tree in the yard of Sam-

 

 

Lionall around. Tailoring that. is
correct,» prices that are conservative.
Jusithinkt An owe-moat or suit
made, to order here from $40 up.
Cleaning. repairing 8: pressing done
here. The Clifford Tailoring Oles,
Cerulii Prop. Elizabeth St., near
South Main Street.-—lAdv.
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Dr. and Mrs. Henry C. Sherer, of
~ ,: .Wanhington street. have returned
‘ ‘ from Pittsburgh. Pa. where they
Visited 1b. and Mrs. Charles Copley.
Mrs. Copley is the daughter of Dr.
and..Mrs. Sherer.

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-——¥1.50 a week on our Club Plan
will put a, \‘ictrola in your homc.

Don'heiiy‘s—Adv.

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A’bridge party and dinner will be
held Friday night at the Norwalk

Country club under the auspices of,

'the club. Mrs. John Sherman will

be hostess.

This afternoon the Norwalk chap-

» ter, 'D. A. IL. is holding a special
.33. meeting in the T0“1i House. Mill
7 Hill. The most important matter

which will be considered at the ses-

- sion is the question of improvements
to the Town House. The chapter
has talked about a cloak room and
a. a kitchen. but has not decided who-
r‘» thcrthese rooms should be on the
main floor or whrihcr a. cellar

' should be excavated for the rooms.

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Franz Prnsrhowslw. who is widely
known in musical circles as the tu-
*,-.1or of the famous Galii-Curci, 1nd
' ’his wife. of Larchmont. N. Y.. were

[Gallo Theatre

NEXT WEEK

Tuesday, Wednesday, Thurs-
. day and Friday

 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

: Norwnlk young women
Juniors at the State Nor-moi

. _ry to live .In Denbury during
‘ Wool work. Become of the
‘ “training in teaching. the stu—
‘nre unable to commute back
are able to (in

'~ who are staying in Dnnbur'
of Fairfield park: Dorothy
of Putnam avenue: J'Iliznbl
of Ely avenue; Abbie Sev-

o‘! Rownyton'. Edith O'Brien. of
bor avenue. and Helen Pren-

.5ng Cool. Harris 3 Guns.-

‘W—nvo dollars Were the total

7W5 Daughters of lllc South Xer—
m Baptist church. which was held

”decoration of the

Mrs.

Mrs.
Charles F. Boulwt‘ll and Mrs. H. \\'.

The Lodies' _\'..i wen-tr of the

hold a rummage sale. tomorrow and

-:_—Bsst Coll. Harris & Guns—Adv.
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The Girls' and Women's club will
WhiCh lhc
public is invited at the clubhouse in
tonight.
There will be a program of enter-

The Norwalk Hospital Sewing so-
an all-day session

loetzncr.

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and

taining Mr.

Gioctzner of Ornnge..N. J.
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l‘.

father. 1". J.

b New Ham pshi re.

on the lake.

with the uptown police today.
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c opening of the season

This morning.
however. there

walk harbor.

Normal}: sailed today for
where they will

months.

to Springfield. Mo., by

l
or of a drug store.
inner spending several days

to Norwnik by railroad.
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at Atlantic City, N. .I. Mr.
dry Owners Association.

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Arthur Olsen of S

ville. where he was a mrmber

ball club.

A birthday surprise party

Bridgeport.
C
Mathew

I
Gaibo.

Mrs. jr'..

Mrs. Ralph Garfield of Bridgeport
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Icompany.
Pittsburgh and New liavcn.
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Jacobs shoe company.

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Mr. and Mrs. Homer F. Buchnan of

South Main street. Mr. and Mrs
Buchnan have also had as their
guest F. C. Parish of Springfield,

Mass.

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Mrs. Vincent Reynolds of Quin-
tard avenue was a. recent visitor in
Bridgeport.

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Kenneth Cappola of

Stamford.
spent yesterday with friends In
town.

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Mrs. Joseph \i'. liowe of Taylor

avenue was the guest yesterday of
relatives in Bridgeport.

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Joseph Murphy and Alex Terry of
Ely avenue and Joseph White of
Lowe street were recent. visitors in
New York City.

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Mrs. John Foriz .of Lexington
avenue and sister. Miss Dorothy
Garfield of Lowe street, were the
guests yesterday of their sister. Mrs.
Leonard Caseria. of Bridgeport.

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Antoinette Pinto o.f Ely avenue
has taken a position with Jacobs
and and Sons Shoe company.
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Michael De Luca. of Philadelphia.
lathe guest of his cousins. Mr. and
Mrs. Michael De Minnica of Lincoln
avenue.

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Miss Elizabeth Bardos of South
street has returned from a. visit with
relatives in Bridgeport.

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MONEY DEPOSITS!) ‘
,; filling Bank Before October 5th Win a...
‘ InterestfromOctoberl‘st‘g *

W or 31 re mamas-m.

church have made plans for a. bar-
vest. sale and supper to be held on
Tuesday and Wednesday. November

James Orros. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Topsey. Miss Margaret Simons. Miss
Anna Kai-dos. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph

Orros and son. Joseph. and Mr. and
Mrs. Bates and Miss lie-ion Dates of

and
daughter. lloseiyn of 32 Lowe street
were the guests yesterday of Mr. and

Miss Caroline I'isszicretta of Lowe
street. has taken a. position with the

Mrs. A. C. Benjamin returned to-
iday to her home in Marga’reiVille.
N. J., after a. two weeks visit with

Attorney Rockwell Dugnn and his
Dugnn of \Vestport
avenue. have returned home after
spending two weeks at Alton Bay.
Attorney Dugnn
has purchased several building sites

Patrolman Jarvis Murray who hes
been vacationing. resumed his duties

High sales prevented duck bunt-
crs from taking advantage of the
yesterday.
bright and early.
were n number of
gunners oil‘ the islands in tho Nor-

Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Gleshoff of
Florida.
spend the winter

“fill-lam Bogardus. who has been
.x-isitinc at the home of his parents.

Comm Pen Coal. i-isrris & Mr. and Mrs. John Begurdus. in
Guns—Adv. Fort Point street. left this ’mnrning

with his mother on the return trip
automobile.
where Mr. Bogardus is the propriet-
Mrs. Bognrdus
with
her son in Springfield. will return

Alvin Heerdt returned to this city
today. after attending the National
Convention of the laundry owners
liecrdt
is the State Secretary of the Laun-

ound View ter-
race has returned home from Nash-
of
the Nashville Southern league base-

was
given to Mrs. Joseph On an of Tay-
lor avenue at her home last even-

uel Lyrics. 35 'West avenue, was ‘
’ . l. the storm Monday ing. Dancing and musxc were on-
Eng: down W joyed. Refreshments were served.
18 . e n 7 e Those present were Mr. and Mrs.
Stober and son Andrew.

. 5 mon 340 UP. Andrew _ .
Hasvglgerulli make v01“. suit or Mr. and Mrs. Steven Lngvnry, Mr.
.— . ' - and Mrs. Joseph Dudas. Mr. and
overcoat and there “ill be satisfac Mrs. lln'rold “‘ebb, Mr. and Mrs.

Mrs. Augusta Huntington is on a.
two weeks vacation from her duties
With the Lockwood Manufacturing
She has been visiting in

town hall. election day. to instruct

the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Herold 18 and 19 in the Grace perish house
of Summit avenue.
Bell Island. for the pest. few days.
They returned home yesterday. Mr.
Mrs. Gloeizner are also enter-
and Mrs. diamond

in Cross street.

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Harbor View.

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visited recently with her

str'eet.
.

guson of St. John
a .
Dr. Samuel Keel-r. formerly 0

street. formerly occu
O'Connor. -
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The Norwelk Section of

given on November 1.

of the Sabbath school.
second year of this
and ‘activities promise

those of the first year.
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organization

returned
tour

their
the

from
through

Wolfpit road. Mrs.
the popular members of the young-
or set ofthis city.

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Mr. and Mrs. Edson Lewis
Marvin Bench entertained Saturday

Jack Lynch who departed yesterday
for Syracuse. New York. where they
will make their future home. Many
relatives and friends of Mr. and
Mrs. Lynch were present during the
evening.

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Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Preeee of
Marvin Beach are moving into their
home at 3 Courtlandt piece'ilntil re-
cently occupied by Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Bennett. Mr. and Mrs. Ben-
nett have taken up their residence
at 74 \Voodward avenue.

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Mr. and Mrs. John McGowan
have returned from a wedding trip

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to Massachusetts. Mrs. McGowan
was formerly Miss Margaret De—
laney of Norwalk, -

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Mrs. Kouting and Miss Anne

Kentlng of Harriett street. spent

yesterday in Bridgeport.
. . .

Louis Gaul has returned to his
home in Hoyt street after being con-
fined to the Norwalk hospital for
eight. weeks from injuries sustained
in a motor accident. ‘

 

 

Mr. and mic. I. Collier in
moving to their winter come at

Elizabeth Burrs" of White Plains.
cousins.
the Misses Sarah and Lillian Far-

North Main street. has mound his
allies to that at .19 South 9min
pied , by Dr.

the
Council of Jewish Women holds its
first monthly meeting tonight at I
o‘clock, at. which time pious will be
discussed for a. birthday dance to be
Other Amst-
ters will be considered. including the
advisability of taking up the work
This in the

to outstrip

Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus Benedict have
honeymoon
New England
states and Canada and are at home
to their friends at their new home in
Benedict was
formerly Miss Louise Close. one of

of

evening in honor of Mr. and Mrs.‘

last election."

we will have a. clear victory.

who want
government."

Party. Mr. Wagner sud:
seen much of them iooelly. and on

f upon our loos! election. If the l

eel and nationst elections were he

town election."

 

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0:11;. Democratic town come
mitt... Conrad Wagner who is else A
seleetnun of the town: .“We chewed
ouuelvol stronger mat/or nt the
, llr. Wagner said.
"and this times-Inna: confident. _that
Our
ticket. is a. good one. end is‘deserv-
in: 02' the support of the pebble
ricn to have I. ma
_ Asked his opinion of
the possibilities of the Progressive
“I, haven't

how. . they will have small bearing
together we would have s. situation
that might. give rise to many possi-

bilities. but no it in. tho third Duty
will hove no influence upon our

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Edwin A. I Rnnford

boulevard. a. letter carrier in th

delivering mail on Monday morn

 

 

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New Organ

 

tertor of the
church hos been. completed.
funds for the painting was raised b

terior renovated.
be taken care of by funds which ti:
Ladles' aid society will raise. Th

 

season. The proceeds will be add

‘church. Roweyton residents recel

é
Iwintcr.

Pl‘.

for the coming season.
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Mrs. Edward Shine of

home yesterday afternoon.

Hartman.

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intentional
MElllB__Eil_S BUSY

P in n Entertainments.
To .Aid Funds} for
Painting and Getting

The work of re-peintint the ex-
Rownyton Baptist.
The

the different societies of the church.
It. is also planned to have the in—
This work will

Daft Finger circle is also arranging
a. number of affairs for the coming

ed to the fund started last year for
the purchase of an organ for the

with pleasure the inter-wins enter-‘-
tainments given by the circle lut
Among them was the con-
cert by Emil Class. Swiss bell ring.
The community is anticipating
the announcement of its program

Crockett
street entertained at cards at her
Among
her guests were Mrs. C. E. Siauson.
Mrs. Harry Moshe:- and Mrs. Louis

Rally day for the Sender school
of the Rowdyton Methodist church

log. is resting comfortably at
home. Mr. Hartford

at the Norwslk hospital Monday of
ternoon. '

meeting at the East Avenue Metho

dist. church tonight the subject. wil

be "Studies in the. Bible." .
O

in citizenship being
by Rev. Arthur J. Pennell.

o‘clock. Several enrolled

Join tomorrow night.
y of this week‘s study will be
opment."

O

I
e Rehearsals for

nesday evening. October :5. are
being conducted under the direction
of Mrs. Arthur J. Pcnm-ll. wife of
the pastor. Those who will take
part in the production are Miss
Minnie Brower. Mrs. Grace Cooley.
Mrs. Lillian Finch. Mrs. Marie Rut”-
ledge. Mrs. Ruth Carruthere and
Miss Dorothy Lorejoy. ln connec-
tion. with the presentation there will
also be a. musical program which
will" include vocal selections by’ Miss
Mildred Lovejoy. Mrs. Leslie Gor-
hem and Mrs. Clare llodgemen.
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The annual meeting of the East
Norwalk Improvement association
will be held Tuesday sum-noon in
Community hall.

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The Ladies“ Aid Society of the
East Avenue Methodist church is
holding a. rummage sale today and

 

ed Improved. Today
—Citiz’ensh'ip Classes

Of Gregory

South Norwalk postofilce, who fell
down: the stone steps leading to n
residence in Seaview avenue. while

his
sustained a
dislocated rib. An X-ray was taken

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At the regular mid-week prayer

' The second in the series of classes
conducted at
the East. Avenue Methodist church
pastor.
will he held tomorrow night at 7:30
in the
1clans last week and it is expected
that a number of new members will
The subject
"The
Constitution. its Origin and Devel-

e

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O
the plays to be
given by the Omicron Circle in the
East Avenue Methodist, church “’96-

 

mmamyoftbefmhberofouuy,l’rlnse.
Mex otBeden (left) triumphedovcrthc aileofDoorn who
Princess Marie of Badm married Prince Wolfgang of House
(right) fevofloencphewofthecmpem. Wflhdmafloddownn
cummthehomeofB-dmfmblols,eflamsing
Prbceluofbetnyhgflmyinbthchndsoffiekepoflie-
, one.

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READS 1151 or
- WAR nun [N
REPLY TO KLAN

Mayor of Stamford’s

 

‘wlll be observed at the church. Sun-
day. October 18. Tentntlve plans
for the services were outlined at the

tomorrow

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in the vacant store in
Gottlieb‘s building in South Main
street.

T r i b u t e t 0 War
Heroes .Answers Bit-

meeting of the Sunday school board
which was held in the church Mon-

 

! - DARIEN

Corps from all over the State
making their annual trip to

(my.

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Dr. P. J. Grand-Llcmirvl.
physician at the Soldli'rs'
is now in l'ittsiield. Muss.

become accustomed to his duties.

‘R. T. Jefferson. over the week-end.
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The total number of voters on the
newly revised Daricn list is .1605.
e o e .
The two wooden bridges near the
Austen place on Old King‘s Highway.
and the one on Overbrock Lane. all
or which span the. stream known as
(:oodwive's river. have been repaired
by the Department of Highways and
Bridges. They were all in a pre-
carious condition from age.

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’Darien residents who are not yet
made voters, and who desire to par-
ticipate in the coming Slate and
National elections. will have. their
last chance "to be made" Saturday.
October 11. when the registrars of
voters. the town clerk and the sc-
lcctmen. will be at the town hall for
that purpose.
I . .
Local Democratic ranks are dis-
tributed by the report that the Re-
publican organization intend: to
hold its headquarters above the vet-
ing place in the second floor of the

candidates in the intricacies of vot-
ing. It is expected that the Demo-
crats will protest such a move if it
is made. ‘

EmL, "BLIND-'TDEZF':
AND MUTE, WINS A
FAME AS. PLANET

 

 
 

 
 
 

 

 

 

Members of the “'omcn's Relief
are

the
l-‘itvh Soidiel‘s' home at Xeroton to-

former
Home,

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Dr. David Andrew Bryce. former
physician at the Soidicrs' Home. has
left after helping the new medical
head. Dr. George llipkiss. while he

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Mr. H. Glenney French of Hack-
ensack. visited with his cousin Mrs.

day evening.
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The women of the Rownyton
Methodist church and their friends
are the guests of the Ladies' old
society ut-s. social being held in the
church this afternoon. Mrs. Jo ,,

 

Sherman Hoyt will give on informnl
talk on "Health and Religion.”
IThoro will also be a musical pro-
gram which has been arranged by
Mrs. Charles S. Gray. wife of the
pastor.

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During the past week Rev. Victor
F. Scalise. pastor of the Rowsyton‘
Baptist church has been visiting
the various homes and enlisting the
children for the Sunday school. The
campaign for new members which
was started last Sunday will be con-
tinued throughout this month. Rev.
Scalisc working with the parents
and teachers of the school has for-
mulsted extensive plans for the re-
organization if the class. Among
one of the features of the new cur.
riculum will be a bible class for the,

older boys of the church. Rev.
Scnlisc will conduct this group
which will include boys from is

years to 25 years of nae.
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Mrs. E. Hackenberg of Phlladei-l
phla is visiting with Mr. and Mrs.
John H. Plunder of Crockett street.
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Miss Abbie Savage of Rownyton
avenue is in Danbury where she is
attending the Danbury State Nar.

mal school.

Following the prayer meeting to-
night there will be a. business meets

ing of the Rowayton Baptist church.
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It is expected that. the Commun-
ity Brotherhood of Rowayton will
get together some time next week
and draw up the schedule for the
winter activities.
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Mr. and Mrs. John H. Plunder of
Crockett street entertained et their
home last. evening. It was Mrs.
Plander's birthday. Music. dancing.
games and card. were enjoyed dur-
ing the evening. Refreshments were
also served. The guests were Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Rowland. Mr. and
Mrs. George Cudlipp. Mr. and Mrs.
\Vllliam La. Fontninc. Mr. and Mrs.
James E. Stoot. Mr. and Mrs. Ray
L’Hommodieu. Mr. and Mrs. Ed-
ward Shine and daughter. Aubrey.
Mrs. Charles 'I‘yrell. Mrs. P. .1.
number: and, non. Bernhard. Mrs.
.Susie L'Hommodleu.

‘Pickin. Mr. and Mrs. John Plunder-
and granddaughter. Chnrlott'e.
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The regular laid-week preys:-
meeting of the Romeo Baptist
church will be held tonight.

m
SEE 001.1135“! MISS m.
A com dear old lady always
made it he: busine- to visit the
peer patients in the hospital.
On one occasion she approach“
I much boomed indiivduu who
was sittingnp in bed. we use: ..
little preliminary wk she sold to
him very sympothoticnlly: "I my,
pose your wife must. all 'yon is
good deal.” ‘_
“No mum“ MOI-h. prompt 2..
ply. “she‘s got. I. wonderful sin: for
1. women." '

nucleons was. user.
”You. antiques. . ere
Th?“ thin!- u‘oworr old.”

 

Mrs. Ruth '
Poul. Mrs. E. Hackonborg of Phila— '1,
‘ dolphin. Mrs. E. 'T. Wiches. Peter

 
 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

valuable. h
wwm u you our: son meme»? '

the Kiwanis club is being held
the Norwnlk Country (Sub
noon. An auction-bridge will

less.

The regular weekly prayer and
praise meeting of the Advent Chris—
tian church will be held tonight at
7:45 o'clock.

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Mrs. “'iliiam l’. )encrlict of 8
Cottage street has had :1 telephone
installed in her home.

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Mr. and Mrs. Tyman Jnffee and
Alex Jsffee of Fort Point street have
returned from a visit \vilh relatives
in New York City.

Mrs. XI. Rowland has ink-'11 out :1
huildlx permit for the erection of
a. bungalow in Osborn avenue.
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The regular inenthly business
and social meeting of the \l'omnn‘s
Guild of Christ church scheduled
for this afternoon has been post-
poned until next week.

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Miss Rose Rudder. a member of
the teaching corp of the Danbury
schools. has been visiting With her
parents. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Rudder
of South Mnin street.
m.

CAREFI’L 0F TACKS.
"You want to get down to brass
lacks in this campaign.“
“I mean is." answered Senator
Sorghum. “But I_ vaguely recall a
very highly respected admonition to
the effect that he who scatters brass
tacks for his neighbors must keep
a. sharp lockout lest he sit on one.
himself."—-\Vashington Star.

 

To prevent injury to small trout
in removing them from books, one
should wet his hands.

 

SCIENTIST BUILT
CAPITAL’S MYSTERY
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"Warm Item
h. .

u...~- ~. We

to

The regular weekly luncheon of
at
this.
lii‘.
held at the club tomorrow evening.
Mrs. John Sherman will he the hos~
The regular weekly dance will
NU be held no usual on Saturday eve-
ning.

and remittance. of

private office}
m the once boy

sir. Itgseyn

 

ter Klux Attack

STAMFORD, Ouct. -.
Before a sympathetic audience at
a Democratic rally at the Elizs' hall
last night. Congressman Patrick B.
O‘Sulliv'an of Derby. denounced the
Ku Klux Klan by name. rapped
Charles “2 Forbes. head of the
\‘eternns’ Bureau. flayed the Repub-
lican administration at Washington.
and denounced announcements that
injected the Klan issue into local
politics and which purported to be
signed by and to come from the
Knights of the Ku Kin): Klan and
the “'omen of the Ku lilux Klan.
Mayer Alfred N. Phillips Jr.. also
a speaker. in a passionate address
lasting almost forty-five minutes.
denounced the Ku Klux Klan by
name, denounced the head of the
Connecticut Klan by name. de~
nounced the sci-called “Klan an-
nouncements." denounced the out-
going Republican administration of
1922. and condemned the actions of
Collector of Taxes. Melvin it. Mar-

quand. characterizing him as "not
knowing his business." ‘
Honesty 0f Officials

Congressman O'Sullivan's talk

dealt mostly with "Honesty of Pub-
lic Officials \Vhile Conducting the
Business of the Government." lie
told of what be ascribed to be the
present administration‘s miscarriage,
of public office. he mentioned names
among them Forbes of the Veterans‘
Bureau. Daugherty of the Deparh
merit of Justice: Fall. of the Dc~
partmcnt of the Interior. and others.

FUNDS mum .
[N WESTPORT

“‘ESTPO‘RT. Oct. 2—Chni‘gcs that
fines and costs imposed by the Town
court are unpaid; that court \var-
rants are missing; that the law with
regards to necounls' had not been
complied with and that expenditures
are listed for which receipts have
not been produced. are made in a re-
port filed by Scarle. Oskey and Mill-
er. certified public accounts. engaged
to examine the records of the clerk
of the town court. '

The auditors were engaged when
the regular town auditors reported
to the selectmen that. they were un.
able to melt; a report on the town
court transactions after examining
the books of Prosecutor-Clerk Edv
ward B. Bradley. ,

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The report, signed by 8.1". Sosa-lo
covers an examination made of
Bradley‘s records for the period of
July 1. 1933. when the‘ court come
into existence. up to June 80.‘ flu.
The nocountssnrn‘ lned included ro-
cords of fines. costs and hail‘rooeivod
ondmuwdbyhimudrepom
some to the to

treasurer no required by low. « ‘3

M! are Our
, . ."“.—-—‘-— . .
3"" ”13°“ "I! know tin-is ‘s
szlxnuch did you
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JOb‘imllm Senior: "12:: E’tm'
'N" Ammn' on the

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SYPRUSE EXPRESSIOX

favor of even date to hand and con-
tent.- duly noted and in reply beg
to state.“ Nowadays you may find
in the back pages of magazines
business English that for vigor. viv-
idness. compression. and interest in
unsurpassed. Such an example of
modern buinees English is "A skin
you love to touch." That is a com.
pact phrase. In it are biology. his-
tory. evolution. the Fall of Troy. the
Seven Years“ “'ar. the Nineteenth
Amendment. a reminder of Molly.
humnn triumph. humn need—anti.
incidentally. the xii-turns.a of highly
satisfactory sales. Of course- you

lows such a headline for not to do
so would be to violate a normal im-
pulse. That is one of the facts that
Mr. Mai-nor knows—“Elihu: J.
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