r street. Mrs. Peter Gllstarson. of
, att street. Mrs. Richard H. Gus-
*, 7 ‘ son. of Platt street. and Mrs.
, . ed stantch. of Webster street. mo-
: ed to Danbury yesterday and at.-
.- - ded the Danbury Fair. Miss
1. ,- rothy Holzhauscn. Mrs. Pearl
own and Miss Irene Lewis are.
”ending the Fair today.
it“ o o o
fine thirty-first state meeting of j
Me Connecticut Daughters of the'
%erican Revolution will be held in _
we Union Congregational churchs
- :fiockville. Tuesday. October 21. The:
’ morning session will open at oleven‘
ifilclock. Luncheon will be served in
7330 local churches. The afternoon.
mission will get under way at 2:15
ifi‘clock. It is expected that several
intern the Norwalk chapter will at—
iund. Mrs. George E. Mathews is in
(charge of the local delegation. Res-
:irvations for luncheon must be made
5bet'ore October 14,
, ’ ‘ s o o
” —Be comfortable in a chair at
the armory and watch the World's
.'Seri€s game. 250. ——Ad\'.
0
James Han.ford of the downtown
post office is on his vacation which
he is spending in New Jersey.
0 O 0
«—~\Vatch the World‘s Series com-
fortably in a chair at the Armory-
flea-Adv.
o o 0
Edward Hanford. local letter car-
rier. is still confined to his home
from the effects of a fall sustained‘
last week when one of his ribs wasi
broken.
0 o 0
—-Auto Iprin.s, l‘lll‘y‘s.—-A iv.
o o o
Russell "Buck" Day. local base-
,bnli star. and Stephen Kelly. carrier
and clerk rcspcctlvely of the down-
town past offoce. were both at the
big game in New York. city yester-
.dsy.
. c o
. 3—51.50 a week on our Club Plan
Will put a Victrola in your home.
'Donnelly’s.—Adv.
I O O I
Mrs. George R. Stevens. Sn, and
family. of New Canaan and Mrs. i-‘.
E. Birch. of Jefferson street attend—
ri‘fi the Danbury fair yesterday.
' O O O
77
-—Seo the World's Series on the ,
Playograph at the Armory every
ltternoon—ZSc—Adv.
O O O
2 l-The Women of Monker Caldron
will meet tomorrow evening at 7:30
'o'clock in the Clifford Bowilng alloy
to form a. bowling loam.
5 o o o
2» ‘——See the “'orid's
.Flayograph m, ihv‘:
'.ifflcrnoon—:5c«.\dv.
Series on the
Armory every
' i , o o
".‘~..‘.Mrs. A. E. \‘Vinchester apr‘i son.
Edward V. S. “'incheslcr of Gibson
Caurt were visitors at the Dollbury
I‘M? Wednesday.
" " o o o
——\Vatch the \Vorid's Series com-
fortably in a. chair at the Armory-w
25c—Adv.
J o o o .
. The Norwailt Bird and Nature
club will hold its first meeting of
the. season Monday evening at 8
o’clockrat the home of Mrs. E. A.
Woodward, North Main street. There
will be a business meeting and all
__members are urged to be present.
. . .
——Fans acclaim the Playograph at
the armory every afternoon. Mu-
' Mr. 35C.—Adv.
.
,..
,The fall campaign for members
in the Banner Council. Sons and
Daughters of Liberty was opened at
the regular meeting last evening-
One candidate was initiated. A 50-
Cial followed the meeting. Games
I
l
: sLA ' AND RED
ARE ATTRACTIVE
. COLORS FOR COED
Block and red material mall
an attractive dress for the i' f
young school girl. Linen
ssh cell's. aside 12?:er bail .nd,
buttons odd to the chic ap cal"
In".
Samuel Croginsky of CM!
and Thomas Ireland of I’
were visitors in Bridgclm
.. collrt
lvrdncs-
day “here they attended ,v» riorxn-
.unce at l‘oli‘s thl :lzrn.
O C u
——\‘.’atch the \V’orlri' ~ “us com-
fortably in .1 chair zit Armory-—
25-C-—-Adv. ~‘ .
O a C
liar-old Sililld of S‘ ‘A “‘05 EVE-
nuc has ritllil‘llt‘d’hf ""5 a "is”
in Philadelphia.
. V
-—-See the “‘ori *
l‘lzlyograph at
afternoon—25c“ ‘
' #205 on the
‘tllllol’y every
. .
Mrs. nelljgm’ _ . ,
ter. Harriet o '
and (laugh-
. ..llt street are
‘l')' Fair today.
attending the .‘ "ll.
'V U D .
—-Best CO E~ cl 7“ & Caner—Adv
O I U
Cards h 1 , "'7! received from
Charles ( 2 wi‘ 33 Lowe street.
who is 7 ' s..'mi ill Tennessee.
Mr. Gal. l‘v‘lllly spent some
time in ' . ‘L' l. Dl-l. .
O 0 .
(‘I.I 1511):“) TAIIDR
.—'i llif
Th. - I -l‘lllL‘. l‘l'pilli‘lng and press-
ing ( 1:2. ms is given the closest
attcr . ‘ :mzi lwltnr still the work is
verx . ”irlili‘lfil‘y for it is expertly
do- - lei he pleased too at the
re . ~ ' .1'9-5“ prices charged. Oles
("ml l'rnll Elizabeth 51.. near So.
f? 2m :4l,——.\llv.
were piayed'and refreshments were
served. The Council is plannins ‘0
hbld a "silver social" on Thursday.
evening. October 23. 5
.~ 0 O O
,bLargo Pea Coal. Harris it;
. Gan s.—I.d v. ’
- - c C O 0
-'Mr. and Mrs. L. J. AdsmS. 0- 3"
Connecticut avenue were visitors in
Da‘hbury yesterday.
._ t t
Harold \anncr of Cedar street at-
tvn‘lml tho fifth game of the World
xix-ire in New York \V’cdncsdny.
O O O
--~Springwood dance. Kish hall.
<:l‘.. Oct. 11. Jackson Star Orcheso
2 .
l m ,—-Atl v.
o o 0
Mrs. Robert Smith of Lincoln ave-
nue is spending the week in Pater-
‘L 7 '-—Fans acclaim the P187021 ul-hint son; N. J. i
i : rmo every afternoor. . ll- . . .
hikes. a".25c.-:--yAdv. ”Springwood dance. Kish hail.
.' . . . Sat. Oct. 11. Jackson Star Orches—
TMiSs Caroline Hunter I.’ Main tra.~——Adv. .
O O
: street is spending the ‘7’" in New
Maven. . . ‘
7--—-Bo comfortable in .l pm»... at
the armory and watch wr- World's
. action game. 25¢; —-:Avi\'_
"VM Seymour. 0f Danbury, 3r.
' 1! tot!!! at the humor of his un-
. 311301108 BMW”? who is in a
cation! condition m the Norwalk
lacuna followinz a stroke of ap-
a.”' I is o s
‘mm coal. Harris 3 Carla—-
Miss May 'Wargo of Ely avenue is
attending the DanburynFair today.
0 O 0
Patrick Petruceili of Elizabeth
street was a. visitor at the Danbury
Fair yesterday.
O O 0
Mrs. Elizabeth Kerekes and family
of Knapp street motored to Dan-
bury yesterday where they attended
the fair.
0 O O
The Ladies' Aid’ Society of the
First M. E. church. of South Nor-
walk. will complete its two-day
' ‘ ‘ Rummage Sale today in the Gottiieb
31¢ reinsnd of Ely avenue building. Mrs. George McKibbil-l ls
Mmofflwutpldest
* Workers Buy a Business
.smpou «unions recently pooled their savings and
Devon and'lbeynolds Company.
these surpluses became capitalists. -
~ in. m for a worker to climb into the employer.
‘dsssismoognsavnm. Have you begun?
“a. [stuck of Madison street. president of the society.
/><‘
.
mistress firms in Amer-la.—
Thus, through saving.
f secretary; Hector barley.
' secretary.
, Ths Woman's club of Norwalk
held its first meeting of the fall
Hillside '50th yesterday afternoon.
The committee in curse of the pro-
gram were: Mrs. Mills ‘White. Mrs.
James much and ml! Bush Sm-
ens. The subieet for afternoon as
“The Reason of Archeology Investi-
gatiofi." The phase considered w
the Eastern Hemisphere and til
committee for the affair read inte
eating papers upon the subject. F -
lowing the session. tea was sen- d-
. ' o o
Prof. Harry Ayers. of “'esi
be held tonight at the clubl-o
Vi'all street.
0 o '0’
Members of the sales do
of the Connecticut Light
or company held a get-to w" din-
ner Wednesday night at 0 Royal
James Inn. C. E. Van er. “pre'
sentative of the Conlon “p"“tmn
of Chicago. Ill., and S erintendenf.
a. F. Putnam gave b d “n" “1
salesmanship.
o o
Eben F. Putnam superintendent
of the Connecticut ixht and Pow-
er company, will horwalk
Sunday for Phiia phia. PM where
he will purchas .pparatus for the
improvement of 9 local gas works.
Later in the w 1;. Mr. Putnam will
attend the co mum of ass men
in Atlantic Ci
. o o '
Miss Jean rodd. executive secre-
tary of the ’or‘Valk chapter of the
turned last evening
be
Monday. October 20. Mrs.
Sherman will be hostess.
s'i‘ NURWALK i
,cnb'VVccks was elected presi-
;ot' the newly formed young
{1'5 club of Christ church at the
.t-ling held last evening in the
m-ment of the church. . Other of-
JC‘TS are. Edward Dwyer, vice-pres-
..iclll; Harold Thompson. recording
financial
Daniel 0. Robertson.
musurer and \ictor Gustatson. ser-
gcunl at arms. Harry l‘arrlnglon.
. oy Weeks and E. 0. Robertson
h't‘lll chosen to serve on the adviser.
“cold. Acceldlng to the minutiae. .
gnogram as ouuined at the 11?.)
lmullug held last week the new c.u..
will meet on Tuesday evenings ll.
Community hall to play basket ball.
indoor baseball and other games.
[he regular weekly meetings \v.;.
be held on Thursday evenings in t..
cnurcu. 'lne meezmgs Will be 10.
'0\\'(u by bowling and other lea.
urcs.
A meeting of the Board of Direc-
tors of the Aha-St .Norwaik Improve-
ment Association is being held thi-
(liltrllOOn in Community lladd to ur-
range the program for the coming
months.
> O 0 O
The Ladies' class of the Advent
Christian church Sunday school will
meet tonight with Mrs. A. I”. Ains-
uol-lll at her home 51 Cove avenue
to discuss plans for class organiza-
tion. All members are asked to be
present.
0 O 0
George Schoer has returned from
a Hall with friends in Massachu-
sells.
0 O C
The choir of Christ church will
mom for rehearsal in the rectory ol
the church tonight.
0 O
Mlss Katherine Lcwior of Amund-
sen street was a visitor at, the Dan-
bury Fair yesterday.
0 C 0
Samuel Sallick has taken a posi-
tion with the East Norwalk store of
the Modern Grocery company. '
o o 0
Mr. and Mrs. William H. Poyvcz
oi: Norman avenue will entertain the
members of the choir of the East
home tomorrow evening.
0 O 0
Russell Day of Betts place was
among the local residents who at-
tenoed the fifth game in the \‘Vorid
Sena: at theCPolo Grounds Wednes-
day. .
o o o 9
It is expected that a number of
residents will avail themselves of
the opportunity of hearing Rev. A.
of the South Nor-walk Methodls
church. who will speak at the Joint
rally of the Friendship Bible class
and the Omicron circle at the East
Avenue Methodist church tonight at
7:45 o'clock. Dr. Kavanagh who is
a gifted orator is at present district
superintendent of the Brooklyn
Southern district. He has also been
superintendent of the Brooklyn
Methodist church and pastor of a
New York church. He has been
delegate to a number of General
Conferences of the Methodist
churches.’
O 0
Because of the rally being held
in the church tonight at 7:“
o'clock. the Good Citizenship class
of the East Avenue Methodist
tonight at 7 o’clock instead of at
the usual hour. 7:80 o'clock. Rev.
Arthur J..Penneli. pastor. Will be in
charge. The subject will be the di-
visions and functions of the United
States Government.
O 0 0
ml Plstt of Winfield street at-
tended the Danbury fair yesterday.
N l'
O
The official board of the Rowayo
ton Methodist Episcopal church is
arranging to visit the parish. Sunday.
October 19. .nnder the direction of
the following committee: Mi- Jen-
nie Scott. Miss Mary Hart. Harry S.
Jennings- The officers \of the
Charles W. Bell. chairman: George
W. Stevens. viceychslrm'an: Daniel;
P. Wicks. trewlrer and William F.
Jennings. secretary. 3 ‘~
- 0 O
'oirclo of‘ml’,
be. live!» .,
some”.
with Miss Margaretansnlinger ‘ at repaid.-
weli as for the next meeting was: ,«
Avenue Methodist church at their.
8. Kavanagh, D. D. a former pastel .
church will hold its weekly meeting:
Bryan, Oscar Scott and William Fri
board of trustees of the church are
The regain monthly smog ,
My
, ‘i ‘
die-u who attended the state can-
venting at Waterbury. will make a
1319 mm monthly meeting of
m, gowns-ton Fire department will
be held Monday evening in the Ro-
e house.
wm 3“. . . .
The many; friends of A. B. Clever-
1y, who is ill at his home on Craw
avenuO. will be pleased to hear that
he passed a very comfortable night.
0 ~ 0 .
Mrs. Dolos -G. L'Hommedieu of
Logan place has returned from Wa-
terbury where she attended the state
convention of King‘s Daughtrs as a.
delegate from the Ever_Ready cir-
cle. ’
O O 0
Miss Dorothy Raymond and Mrs.
Alfred J. C. Becklus of Cudllpp
street attended the Danbury Fair
yesterday. '
o o o
A: special program. "Songs
M'ethodlst church. Sunday morning
.y-at 11 o'clock in connection with the
rally day exercises of the Sunday
school.
0 O 0
Mrs. Harold Wilson of Rowayton
avenue was a visitor at the Danbury
Fair yesterday.
0 O O
The regular monthly meeting of
the Rowayton Civic association will
be held at the Hose house Monday
October 20. Several items of import-
ance are to be discussed and it is ex~
peeled there will be a large attend-
once.
0 0 O
The Rowayton Novelty and Gift
shoppe. opened a few months ago by
Mrs. C. D. Albrcct is proving very
popular. For the holidays Mrs. Al-
brecht is intending to add a number
of articles. She is also planning to
arrange for the converting of her
shoppe into a. W'oman's Exchange.
0 O O
The Good V‘Vill society of Rowny-
ton which suspended meetings dur-
ing the summer. expects to resume
its sessions next week. The day and
meeting place will be announced
CHARGE
ACCOUNTS
OPENED
of
Zoln” will be given at: the Rowayton . _
later. Mrs. E; L. Raymond. president.
ls‘busy outlining the program for the
coming year. The society wibch
meets twice a month inclpdes among
its members the young women of the
village. They sew {or charitable in-
stitutions And hospitals.
KW—
! . ‘ mums—um
’- Dash 1% Nougat.
Lv. Darla Lv. new; Ar. 80.
Station Switch Nor-walk
—- 6.28 8.44
3.37 6.42 6.58
— 7.02 7.18
7.17 7.22 7.38
—— 7.43 7.58
7.57 8.02 ”.18
8.37 8.42 3.58
9.127 9.22 ‘3 38
9.57 10.02 10.18
10.37 10.42 . 10.58
11.17 , 11.22 11.38
’1 5? 12.02 12.18
12.3 12.43 ‘ 12.58
1.17 1.21 1.38
1.57 2.02 2.18
2.37 2.43 2.58
3.17 9.2:: 3.38
3.57 4.02 4.18
4.37 4.41: 4.58
5.17 5.22 5..)
v— 5.42 5.58
5.57 6.03 0.18
_ 6.22 6.38
6.37 6.4:: 6.58
7.17 7.22 1.38
7.57 ‘ 8.02 8.18
3.37 {.42 8.58
9.17 1-0.2: 10.38
10.37 10.42 . 10.58
11.17 11.22 11.38
11.57 12.02 12.2.
C C 0
Th that paper chase of the sca-
son will be held at the 0: all :3
club Sunday. when Thomas McCar-
thy will turn out the hounds for a
rape: chase. A trail of paper will
be laid and the riders will follow.
About twenty equestrian: and cocoa
trlenncs will attend.
‘ O O O
J. 1:. Poll has left Tokenclte and
xvlll spend the winter in New York.
l
l
i
v'
lar conditions.
e , SPORT
$7.00 -
due to a fortunate special
Special Sale of
7/23 7avorz’fe
* for fluff and???
Complete to the Last Detail Are
These Showings of the New
FALL COATS
and DRESSES
Choose your new coat for Fall and Win-
ter now from those mos" ”‘32"er styles
of the new season.
. $25 and up
The Prettiest of
0 NEW FALL SWEATERS
Utility and beauty are the dominant
factors about those sweaters that will
instantly appeal to every women.
$2.98 and up
The Very Newest of »
,DRESSE
Specially Priced at
$ 1 6.50
This assortment expresses perfectly
the correct dress modes of the season.
TOMORROW ONLY -
REED - CRAFI‘
'BAGS
FIFTH AVENUE ’8 NEWEST
IDOL BAGS.
DONNELLY’S
Walter E. Sachs of “The Tides."
Dciafleid Island, will leave Oct. 2'.‘
- for New York city for the win'nr.
. O .
Henry F. Price of Mansfield ave-
me is moving tomorrow to River-
side.
0 o o
The Young “'omen’s club of the
Noroton Presbyterian church wi.‘l
hold a cake and food sale tomorrow
at 9 A. LL. in the Stark Brothers'
store in Stamford.
t O O
The Young Women's club of the
Presbyterian church meet tonight.
The Boy Scouts will also hold their
meeting.
W
Church services will be held in
the “'est Nor-walk chapel Shinday.
Rev. George Tuttie will officiate.
0 0 0
Prof. Wilson of \Vest Norwaik has
returned to his home after spending
the summer around Lake George.
0 O O
B. F. Cromwell and daughter are
on a vacation to Delaware \Yater
Gap.
0 O O
Mr. and Mrs. John Austrika are
parents of a baby girl. born Oct.’ 7.
Why worry? Seventy-five per
cent of our troubles never happen
and seventy-five per cent of our
ailments need no treatment.
$er;
flier
CARTER’S and FOREST MILLS
-WINTER UNDERWEAR
AT. MODERATE PRICES
s
Pure Thread Silk Full | CORSETS, G'IRDLES,
Fashioned . ' CORSET
HOSIERY BRASSIERES
For All Type of Figures
$1.35 ‘
All Shades in Vogue. .
$1.00. 8‘ “P
Mme. Jeannette
56 so. MAIN ST. SOUTH NORWALK
SPIN SATURDAY ”KINGS UNTIL 10 P. M.
' 9
COA‘i s ,
, $10.00
We are able to offer for tomorrow 3 choice group of Winter Sport Coats
It comes at s time when buying coat ,
days are actually new, bring savings that would be impossible under regu-
THE TRAVIS SHOP
IAIRFIELD BUILDING
44 WALL ST. NORWALK
SPECIAL SALE SILK AND FLANN EL
DRESSES
Values $19.75 and $22.50.
$10.00 and $15.00
PLEASITTG PFIZER?
p.:a.lr: because of thir-
positive Si}’ii¥llf‘.~".¢‘«. tllv"1 r
artistic hi‘flll‘,y eta-i p'w'h :-
Early neat 'A'Clim- . :l»
pleasing 1711:1111?" r- i' “
easy. Cull:l'«:»rt:-. f~ 2:.
reasons for plwusllr in l‘..r‘
wearing ofvtllese hilthzy :ll-
tracilvc and ultra fashionath
plllllps. .‘iliXiew. E‘j.~ an}
' shades.
Il- 1-qu
Wall Street Shoe Sun e
37 WALL ST. NORWALK, COXN.
Phone 759-2
f At The Armory
' SEE THE
UBBER
ODAY
WASHINGTON 3
NEW YORK 3
Today Will Tell
See It On The
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