i
s
.c
of an: committee mois-
‘ . ~~ n or the curd party
M at the Royal James Inn
11 by the alumni or at.
‘ Parochial school held a
lost night at' tile Catholic
- in West avenue. Tickets
card party are being dis~
of rapidly. Another meeting
held next Sunday night. To~
tho committee on prizes will
the home of Miss Catherine
Lyrics place.
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lilo. Sunday World Series game
on. Not-wait: Armory. Admission
Aupices of National Guard.
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Minor sterling has returned to
duties at the City Hall after a
-n spent.in .Cariada.
u gammy moonlight waltzes with
that. old gang of mine. Tonight.
m Assembly hath—Adv.
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Clifford Gregory has returned to
is duties at the City Hall after a
h's Milan.
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' ”—806 Sunday World Series game
st in. Net-walk Armory. Admission
M. Aunices of National Guard.
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Another of the popular subscrip—
tion dances was held at 'ihe Nor-
mlt Country Club Saturday even-
ing. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hunting-
tOnJiad a. party in honor or their
guest. Miss Dorothy Peckett of New
Haven. Included in their pnrtv
were: Miss Irene Gorhnm. Miss
Josephine Miller. Miss Helen Mou-
Claren. Miss Katherine Benton. Miss
, .mrjorie White and Miss Margaret
‘3 Hall. Randolph Starr, Gerald Tay—
lor, Fred Davis and others. Also
among those present were Dorothy
Frey. Edna Gordon. Louise Benedict.
Alice Schubert. Ward Green. Ray
Hayes. Charles Wickc. Richard Har-
ris, Bert Benton and Eddie Koyscr.
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---Ds.nce tonight. Town Assembly
.‘ Music. ameo Six Orchestra.
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Robert StreetOn was host at an
ntoririal party at his summer home
a Horbor View Saturday evening.
The “party danced to radio music.
Refreshments were served. Among
“those present were: Fay Corridon.
‘Helen and Babe Lowndes. Hester
Havens, Ward Whipple. Jack Worth-
malt and Al and .Bol: straiion.
C
uflee Sunday World Series game
at the Norwalk Armory. Admission
'Frse. Auspices of National Guard.
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‘1'. and Mrs. Peter Foley of 7
' andt Place entertained visitors
om N ark at their home during
he We -end.
whehich Coal.
Adv:
# 8
Harris a: Gan s. —
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William. McKinley auxiliary is to
holdt an important meeting tomor-
row iii-nth: Forester's Hail. After
the business session. a social time
will be. in order.
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—-§)e Vito's Orchestra with Eddie
Youigs at Kish Hail tonight. Ad-
mission 50c.—Adv.
t
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is. John A'. Mills, of Silw‘rmine.
find 5her father. Charles Hongotts.
Alelt Norwallt today for Detroit and
Chicuo, Ill. Mr. Hodgetts. who is
'86 years old. is one of the old—time
settlers of Norwalk. He will visit
the flames of his boyhood in Detroit
:whcige his parents settled When they
came to this country from Dudley.
'Eiigknd. Mr. Hodgetts has a
{hop ' w in Chicago who has served
thirty years in railroad postal serv-
‘ics. J
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’ . . Helena Hill Weed. chairman
. Connecticut Iii-shell or the
' ve party will give an ad-
_ at the corner at Van Buren
“olden avenues Thursday eve-
at 8 o'clock.
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will be e shbscriptidn
here
.dsh tonight at the Country club.
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M
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‘ J . Waiter-i H. Pierson of East
vs, -o attended the-performnee ol
” It the Stanii'ord Theatre.
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are . will, he a. subscription
tonight.“ the Country club.
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80110131! Ind Mutha Chinsky
,le ~wero‘ visitors in
‘ ‘ ' so Semi-tier.
o4 e in
arid" icon»; il‘ree
Armory.
. . s s c
all!" Havens and Miss
Medici of nut avenue at-
the Matinee performance oi
{bins in New York city
Sunday,
0
Free Sunday.
’s Alum ni Prepares
1133' . at Royal J times
FUR BANDlNG 0N
FROCK MATCHES“.
JAUNTY. new
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A simple one-piece Track of
brown suede cloth is bonded with
kolinsliy for to match the jaunt,
‘ dell avenue were visitors in Bridge—
i’ur jecquettc accompanying it..."
llnrold Skidd of Spring Hill left
Saturday for Dilqesne University at
Pittsburgh. Pm. where he will begin
his freshman studies.
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—Large Pea Coal. Harris &
Galll.—I,5V.
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Miss Frances Cullen of Holden
avenue and Miss Iielen Hunt of Cili-
pnrt yesterday.
.
~Best Coal.
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Mrs. Perry Connors and family or
Smmlord “ore visitors yesterday at
the home or Mrs. M. “Muivoy of
Cross slrr‘f‘l.
Harris is Clans-Adv.
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--Auio springs. Tubs—val».
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Miss Dorothy I‘ickcll. daughter of
.:udro l'ickvtt of New lluven. spent
the “(wk-end with Mr. and Mrs. R.
lliintinplon of 13 Park street. Nor-
vulik,
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~- $1.57) :1 week on our (‘iub Plan
will put a \"icirola in your home.
Donnl~liy's.—All\*.
s .
Miss Marion (lormlcy, of 5 (fres-
er‘rt 'l‘orrm‘e. was in New York city,
Saturday.
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-—[)e i'iln‘s Orchestra. with Eddie
Youngs :ii Kish .liail tonight. Ad-
mission Sim—Adv.
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(rs. Mumin l'oingo, or Not-walk.
Sp‘mt liu- ‘Wl‘i‘k-i'illi in New York
city.
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(.‘unticld announces the
owning of the full term in boll
rnom (lam-inc. Junior class begins
Tuesday evening. Oct. 14 and Senior.
Wednesday. (lot, 15. Studio 66 \Vcst
Ave, South Norwnlk.—Ailv.
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Miss Mary Morelli. of Him street.
who recently underwent an opera-
tion at the Norwolk hospital, will
be discharged from the institution
tomorrow. Miss Morclli is conval-
esclng nicely.
. .
———— Mrs.
0
’-—See the \Vorid's
Piayograph at, the
afternoon—Efium—Adv.
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Mary Muzziu, ll. of 12 Marshall
street. is ill with the messiah. ac-
cording to a report made today to
D1. Robert F: Perdue. health om-
cer.
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Series on the
Armory every
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——Snr~. 1 he World‘s
Piayogrnph at the
after noon—Zfic—Adv.
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Series on the
Armory every
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Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Edivards
‘ e ‘ o s
Dorothy Holshausen. of
lent Saturday afternoon
Bayview avenue.
Before October 5th" Will Draw {fl
Intermittent October 'lst. . t ‘ _ '
:0? :1 so moo mmirnn . ..
of Gouldsboro. Pa. are the guests,ot
Mr. and Mrs. William Summers of
L‘s-A
aild niuht service.
' Mrs. Reuben Booth.
with friends.
Over two hundred couples attend-
ed‘a dance held in tile Tm Antenna
my ball sum-day night by "That
Old on: or nine." Music fer the
stair was tarnished by the Canoe
Six orchestra"
Playogrsph lit the Armory every
afternoon-48%.» “
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Charles Goya.“ or Hamel-qr, N. J.
was a visitor i: ism: Fridsy.
Miss Mm Home of Putmsn Ave-
nue 'lias accepted a. put-time oest-
tion with I. Fainsod’s.
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*Don't be without your roots.
storage batteries charged and rent.
all furnished it small 60‘.
norwce day or night. :1. n. time. as
Ptdflilit
So. Main St. Tel. no sud 1805.3“
Adv.
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Miss Helen Vencurs. of Plymouth
Avenue i! columns a two week's
vacation from her duties at the
Glover Hsnutefruring company.
0
——c. R. Hayes. radio explain-nay
Tel. in and
IIOG-SmAdv.
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The Misses Olive. Helen. and
Phyllis JacksOn or Bettswood Road,
Were visitors in New York City Fri-
day.
s e e
—Ali types of radio sets installed.
repaired and made toot-dot. C. n.
Hayes. 3 50. Main St. Tel. 823 Mid
1306-3—Adv.
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Miss Helen Soulley. Miss Madeline
Leonard. Miss Elizabeth Jones. Miss
Dorothy Delaney. Miss Margaret and
Miss Nellie Standish motored to New
Haven Friday when they witnessed
the football game between New
Haven and Norwallt High. "
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-—Wateh the World's Series com-
fortably in a chair at the Armory-—
Mic—Adv.
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Min Hester Havens and Miss
Louise Benedict of East. Avenue
spent Friday in New York City.
0
~Wotch the World's Series corn-
ro’rtahly in a chair at the Armory-«-
loo—«Adm
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evening at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Steinwaid in Haviiand
street. Frederick Miller and Mrs.
Arthur Coley won first prizes wiLh
the highest score of the evening and
Percy Cole and Mrs. Charles Stein-
wnld finished at the other end of
the score with a low total. Winning
the booby prize. Those present
formed a pinochie club for the win-
teiL's entertainment of the members.
The club was named The Happy
Pinochlc‘ Club. Arthur Coley and
Mrs. Marvin Slocltway were elected
the officers. Among these present
who Joined the club were: Mr. and
Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Steinwaid. Mr. and Mrs.
lint-old Parlor. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
Cola-y. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Payne.
Mr. and Mrs. Percy Cole. Mr. and
Mrs. Stanley Bieiowski. Mr. and
Mrs. Marvin Stocking. Mr. and Mrs.
i"r.-dl‘riclt Miller and Mr. and Mrs.
John Rafferty. The club ivili meet
this ceming Saturday night at tho
homo of Mr. and Mrs. Percy Cole.
106 south Main street.
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———Wiitch the World‘s Series com-
fortably in a chair at the Armory--
Ilse—«Adv.
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Mr. and Mrs. David Butcher of
La Grangevliie were the guests yes‘
terday or their daughters. Min Alma
and Miss Florence Dutcher of
Lowe street.
A A
—-Fans acclaim the Playogra‘ph at
the armory every afternoon. Mu-
sir. 25c.—Adv.
0
Mr. and Mrs. William Alexander
and children of hincoln avenue
motored to Brooklyn yesterday where
they visited with her parents.
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Mrs. Julia Vitae of Ely avenue has
returned from a visit with relatives
in New York.
—Be comfortable in a chair at
the armory and watch the ~W‘orid's
Series gafhé. SEC. ~—Adv.
a_ e e .
Mrs. Frank Colombo and daughter
of Hartford place has returned from
a visit with her parents in New
York City.
s s e
Miss Harriet Kelley or Chestnut
street and Miss Viola Morton spent
the week-end wttlh Miss Kelly's
sister. Mrs. Oliver Saunders, in
Bridgeport.
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-—-l"ans ,acciaini the Pisyusrsph st
the armory every afternoon. Mu-
sic. 25c.—Adv. .,
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Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Banyai.
daughter Elizabeth. Mr. and Mrs.
Brown and son William of Paradiso
street. motored t6 Eridgeport yew-
ftf‘rg:y and spent the day with rein.
I O t t .
Mr. and Mrs. Glitter Muoio of
Brooklyn were the weekend guests
3: net- father, D. Forcelliho at Laura.
reet.
O . .
-—Iie comfortable in‘a chair at
the armory and watch the World’s
Series gains. also; army.
5. .
George Le Cotes and daughter of
59 Spring street have moved to
Jersey City where Mr. Ledetes has
taken I. position.
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Mr. and Mrs. William Gallo or
Greens Farms motored to N‘C’s‘iI Co.
linen Sunday where they visited
. o: o _o .
hit“. and Mrs. Fred Miller. Mrs. A.
, Vega. Miss Florence sud mes Aims.
Dutoher oi' LoWestreet. motored to
New Haven yesterday where they
”Cut the day“ With feiiflVEt.
e o e
‘ an. and Mm'John s. Sterllnt. Mise’
Funde- Costello and Arthur sterling
motored toNew York City snowy
where they attended the theatre.
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Mr. I“ Hi1. WI M“ o! m
* " Hill road announce the b
. “m .. . if"! 0‘ l
.' “.
1001s,}. '
milk“ ratthsirhenie
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-—See the dot-id's series on the
Joseph debutant Boston street
motored—to Baccarat-t; yesterday.
0
~ ,Erncet Jessi; ,0: its: Hill road
spent the week—end Wittghis grena-
psrents in Bridseoort.
o a re _
m. and Hrs: John Lettem 0:
Spring street sre entertaining his
tit-other. s. Loner». ted Jseit Ford
or Brooklyn.
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Charles Beeskay or Paradise street
“1)“an a position with a business
hr in New York. -
s e v ,
Members of the sprinxwood Dita.-
niatic club (ave .a surprise party to
Anthony Pequot at his home iif Lex—
ington avenue Satyrd‘ay evening.
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In honor of her recent marriage.
Hrs. Gustave Georgette, formerly
Ines Mary Tortorella, was given it
shower at the home of her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. D. Tortorella or spring
meet. Saturday evening. Mr. and
Mrs. Searpelio were married in st.
Joseph‘s church Wednesday. Among
the guests at the shower were Mat-—
garet Czel. Lillidn Cavlno. .Mnfy Yos
Vino. ,Msry LOterlso. Irene .Redway,
Margaretaameid. Carolyn
Hold. Elisabeth Backus. Mildred
Tortorella. Minnie Tortorella. Lydia
Tortorella. Clara Searpello. Mrs. .N.
Garfield. Mrs. John Lolsriso. Mrs.
Edvard Viteile. ‘ Mrs. - Andrew
Yovino, and 11.". .D. .Tortorolla.
Mr. and Mrs. Carlton Gould were
guests yesterday of Mr. and Mrs.
ou- .
With the Lockwood whom
moan: this morning alter a We
Weeks vacation spnt 1x1 Pitt-nets
ll‘ld new, Haven.
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Prof. Leon '3. Fish of, the Har-
strom school and Mrs. Fish return-
ed Friday from a two weeks trip
tilt-ouch the White Mountains and
the mine coast. '
WA
TOWN voilNG *
HEAVY TODAY
Republicans Claiming
Victorym 1.600 Reg-
istered—Inquest Into
littered 4—“ Doris Mor-
gan Inquest
Republican victory by I. majority
of from 150 to 300 votes was lots.
casted by "those who know" in the
Damn TOWn election which is taking‘
place today. Indications shew s.
heavy vote. The poll opened at. six
x . on?» ' ., fl 7.),
. Cotton fifédt ftiiflied £6 lfl"dtitl€!
this morning and the first who was
maest' Hall or Glenbrook.
cast one momentllater. when Albert
The girl was taken to the Mifi‘ord
. . . . ‘ . . . ri .
meat. - the nu doubled its
list of voters within the‘iest three
yous. m you“: use the list. ‘show-
ed 800 voters. Today it. is 1600. 0!
these it is estimated that 900 would
ptrtidipdte. “though a. wager was
made that the number, of voters
would run into four figures this year.
“We will win by abodt 150 votes."
said the fiéptiblican Tm Commit-
tee Chairman 19. B. Crofot. The
town outset-s the: are to be elected
site: One assessor for three years.
one member or the Board ot Relief
for three years. Three seleotmen.
Four Grand Jurors. Two auditors.
One collector or taxes. Seven con-
“shied. Two registrars of voters.
Two members or the Board of Fi-
nflcc for three years Three mem-
bers or Town school committee for
three years. one member for two
years and one member for on) your.
The only nominee sure of his post is
Louis F. Jetterson. Democrat, who is
unopposed. ‘
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The inquest by Coroner John J.
Pheian It the Town Hall on the
death at Doris norm. idiom-sole
delights:- of Rev. John W. Morgen.
pastor of the Methodist Eplléopai
church. was held It 10:30 Sutures:
mornliu'. Aeoordihc to the testi-
i’uOny st the truck dflv‘ef, Archibald
Lenny of 1: James street. Bridge-
port. he did not see the girl until it.
was too late to avoid hitting her.
.\ card party was held Saturday
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No m, ' hu‘ mum announced , . r
by the coroner. ' < - A
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The night soheoi classes. which AR ., i i '
were to successfully hem last year. - . .
will open at 6:39 this evening in the '” '
Baker school. The classes are held
with the aim or improvmg the knowl- '
edge for foreign born people in the
town and mii‘speciaiize in English ~— at — '
classes. Mrs. L. McMurray of 11
North avenue. Norwalk. is in charge DONNEILY’S
or the work. and asks all those who
wish to enter to attend the school
tonight or to telephone her at. Nor- .
wall: 8191.12. '
. The Textile Store
' ~ New Poll Dru: Goods and
The reguiir monthly meeting or Margin A
the West Norwallt Improvement as:r DESIGNER PA - 1:. m
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chapel this evening at. eight o’clock. tree service in how to use p... -
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Mr. and Mrs. W. 1!... North and Inleflm'
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McLaughlin of West North“: avo- . mu
nue have left for is ten days' trip .I
to their former home..Baltirnorc. Md.‘
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The work of decorating the '
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with stencil border. The small ad- 8 Plano: aizogwmc"
ditlon at the back has been enlarged “"k
to make a kitchenette. '
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Afternoon frocks of all the new silks-—
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brown, navy and black and white effects.
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