m RAE. CTOEER 'll'l
“—- l
no» - n ..
auditorium. Fred Hart. 80n o! Mr.
aha Mrs. Arthur C. liart‘oi newer-
hall taunt. lie was also treasurer of
in: in Bridgeport
Crsch Coniln
last lat rdoyt
has made I.
probably start ntroinst New 1:-
u.— l l
, l ‘ ' . l . l l l I ._ ‘ .
“ . COIIInS C0. ‘ ‘ l i, s i ton. was elected president. Fred. changes in the line-up in ord it
. ‘ . . . v ' 3 who is it popular student. at the strengthen the line. which was Ir:
._ y, ‘ . West avenue institution. was also weak in the initial bottle. Dan “at
‘ NOV“! M811! Street. "I ‘ ‘ TO BE F0 . ED president during his junior year. tlltnun, last year's star lineman. 'ht
‘ . . Aside from helm: active in social uc— was shifted to the backfield gt. tin
Bout]: Norm . ‘ . ti\‘ltl“iil. ho hold the potitiou of beginning of this season. it“ or
. ‘ W B . . D IN slwt‘itiiup on the championship lmho— changed to tackle. where h it
lllllll' lATElY
' ow
' ‘ , ‘ , . _ the A. A. last year. Alicc Cole was ituddlmtln who is a natural li inn!
E PLAY“ USE I“. -——-—- ol‘ectod vice-president: Marion Crair, should show his real Worth. h. h
\ “Nomi-y, and .ll‘red Utsscl. lrensnr~ one of the hardest tackle tin
TH '58 N‘lccarthy to Get or. A meeting ot the class will be school has seen in years.
, held lilonday to discuss the business Lane. immcr New Jersey
out Mining Ex-
uses—New Bank
. ROYALTIES ‘
ittl’intzry Receives First
‘ . e c 1: -—-Treasury
lSitrplus Being Built
How-Outlook Good
‘ . By MAX STERN.
MEXICO CITY, Der. 1.-Presi-
iii Calls! 0! Mexico is following
itlio footsteps ct President Cool-
In D. trim and spectacular fash-
vCalles is lowing the govern.
out or Mexico to economize.
Board of Finance Is to
Make Recommenda-
tions f o r Ensuing
Year—~0ther News ‘
OC’l‘. 1.—-—Tho nnnutll'town meet-
ing which will follow the election of
town officers next lilonduy will be
held in the Fine Arts theater in-
stead of in the town assembly hull.
In addition to the reading of reports
from the town officers of the past
year the Board of Finance will
make its reconlnpndaiions for up»
propriations for school, town, coun-
ty and state purposes for tho unau-
lnz fiscal year. .
The question of authorizing ‘ the
selectmon to borrow an amount not
to exceed $100,000 for current ex~
penses in anticipation of taxes on
Busy With Orchestra
mtilass of June, 1926
Elects Officers
THE PRESIDENT
Fred Hart of Roway-
ton Selected Leader
—-—Footbali Linc-up
For Tomorrow-
'i‘ho weekly assembly was had
yesterday morning in tho auditori-
A. hymn was sung followed by
a llillic loading and the Lord's
Pray-'1'. Mr. .inhoh spoke on the
formation of it. Science club for stil-
(lents uho :il'i‘. ililttl'l‘Sii‘d in science
and have, not tullon lip tho subjects
of physics or chemistry.
lllll.
activities for the coming your.
e 0 t
A meeting of the fencing olull
whs held yesterday utter school in
the High School auditorium under
the leadership oi Joseph Balslioo.
O 0 C
At a practice of the football (earn
held at Amusement. park. Coach
David A. Coniln sent his charges
through a stiff practice in tackling
and blocking in preparation (or the
cumin}.r name with New Haven Com-
mercial tomorrow at Amusement
park at 3:30. Due to the poor show-
school star. will probably all.
guard. whiio Jack Mllckin will
ballly start in the backfield.
Probable line-up:
Turner. it. is.
Ituddimsn. It. '1‘.
Kelly. R. G.
Yost. C.
Lane. I... G.
Wicire. L. T.
(iorton. l... E
Preston. 0. B.
liopltins. I... 1!. B.
Mocltin. H. H. B.
Capt. Whipplo.‘ F. B.
Arch Preserver Shoes
“Keep The Feet Well” ‘
l
These stylish trim fittin shoes
nave a Surplus. the 1926 list will he passed upon as h. s s
In a land where extravagance and well as the recornmemlniion of ill". Miss Mary I‘. Mcti‘nrthy aunouuc. ,, .. ‘ ‘ . to
mt have been synonomous *With {30x24 0‘ “WWI: ”1;“ 15?“) lg“ P113] l‘ti that :t incl-ting of the orchestra . v brld e mak S it ‘géglfillghfo coengealed gulltfi: aECh ; 'tii;
‘ o is Compo eact .t‘e ‘uur s '. . 1 . 1 _:.t 1 . t q. . . : oi:
' “"8 to 1m 1‘ M in “e o l L "c M 5 - Rear Admiral II. II. tilrlsty and Commander Newton of the II. S. 8. Camden stood by with bored heads g e p I' V ry W0 an en 81' 3 . l
yemment for centuries an seem
at (pi-Oflsm amounts to a motor
ration. Yet for the first time
rendered at the
during
period and all pupils who want to
join must. bring their instruments.
Miss I\ict‘:tt'tily also nnnollnl-ml lhttt
all [girls who want to Join the git-o
t'llll) must ho ill tho. nlniitorinnl llill‘-
forxthe service
beach by that orgmlization
the past summer.
The polls will open in tho select-
mcn's (Il'Nt‘t‘ in the town hall at 6
o'clock Monday lilorninl: and will 1m; 1}... lunch lll‘l'i’ltl to 1mm mph.
close at 5 o'clocl) The business when “slur
meeting will open at t) o'clock in the t it t i0 take advantage of this opportun-
theater. lilr. .lairoh introduced Air. llnnd. “33 Ni“ ,i.und's ”ilk “’il-‘i liliiliOi‘mhi out of thirty pupils. 25 tickets were
superintendent oi? schools. who ex- at times and 1““ 10k?“ “i'i‘ii the sold.
pressed his satisfaction in having no cause 0‘ “”Wh lu‘li-Tlll"T-~ ‘ ' ‘ "
ommrtnnitv to melt and inllt to tho ' * * 'l‘wo school comm were then sun:
students. Air. Land spoke on tho op~ Mr. .‘lukoh urged everyone to par. and followed by school cheers which
poriunitic-s that Alum-icon children chase an Athletic Association ('ard.‘ "“
as the bodies of William (2‘. Toschcmacher, or lialtgor. 1’s., and John [1. Gibson, of Portland. 0m. wa‘s
hroufln up from the. sunken wreck of the submarine 8-51 and laid on the deck or the Camden. After
sailors had arranged the bodies neatly in blankets the dead men were taken to Newport, It. 1.. by a destroy“-
Oxfords $9.50. Pumps $10 and $11
MILTON ELWOOD
“The Home of Better Shoes” ‘
1,32 WASHINGTON STREET, SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
were led by Mary Donohuo and Ed.
Dwyer, utter which the assembly
was dismissed.
o ll 0
At an (‘lt‘t‘tlolt of Oillt‘i'l'li hold yos~
lPl'tll‘)’ by the Mass of liI.it‘. in thug
ordipz to Secretary or the
my .Alberto Paul. the savings
to 339.316.053.85
or approximately 20
their American dollars.
Mic government's goal is o. 5].
onion pelt) gold reserve which it
buying; A. A. tickets for in one room
into all activities vigorously. . . I
i
i
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, A bridge tea and social will be
held at the Westport Country olltl)
Thursday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock
the Snugatucil
cunt.
'Ilo Establish New Bank.
» he bank is to be capitalized at
’00 iliion pesos or which the gov-
._m‘ont will own 51 per cent and
’ ‘rest will be subscribed in shares
banks desiring the benefit 0: the
Mount. It will be somewhat
Joe to the American tedersl re-
file system.
(I. introduce currency to the
ex'ieen masses Will be another task
which only an intrepid govern-
iit,would try, (or to a. population
may times tooled by worthless
sues. paper is poison.
.ho-tederai budget this year is
, 9 million dollars less than the es-
n’iated income.
General Calles has provided for
h payment or six million dollars
tedenl employees in back pay.
(has paid to merchants for revo-
tion debts poorly six million dol-
rs more. and a. million borrowad
y . e la. Huerta from New lfork
a re.
{flow much in e‘srnest the present
. overnment is can be shown by its
' continues. tor in some instances
use“ have hit hardest at the very
urination or Calles' political stree-
to.
All of which worries the little
rHorner or American capital.
has been feasting on the ram
ms of Mexico. He can still eat,
he'll hove to be content with
.er.piums.
‘11”. oil and farm lands bought
Round 10 cents an acre and
"d‘by peons for 25 cents a, day
made many millionaires in the
From new on these flnanflrl
onsries will have to put up
rdlnuy safe and sane profits.
Get: on Royalty at Last.
on has contributed one bil-
barrels of oil to the world. and
' as day received her first roy-
or; halt a. million dollars. She
is producing 11 million barrels
til. the finished produét oi
brings the United States 311
co’s 81. .
xico loads the world in silver.
tone in load. and fourth in cop-
‘nd .s‘OId. That is why the gov.
cat s is placing safeguards
till it! natural resources.
.why taxes and royalties are
' imposed to help fill the um.
as being replenished by dros-
noisy measures.
he tor-signers living in Mexico
01: claim only the right to get
etc and derive material bene-
ln return for the benefits they
yo they should be willing to
‘ibute to the progress and evo-
ot the country," says Luis N.
ea. minister or industry. com-
.‘o and labor.
{attempt to levy a tax on the
thy at its own soil will be re-
by foreign investors. From
a, resistance will come from the
‘31,
so. and prosperity.
W‘V’W (ix-Curt. to
I Oct. 1 (A .—
lflwmfoninlster of De-
the Irish Free‘Stute. was
the toes by two oi! a. group
women “Independence
'4. , while visiting the his-
; wit bother members of
museum Union.
termites. two men rush-
uid struck him. The
air struck back
in; further could
' ‘ at! him.
" illSREWARD FOR
KlilER’S ARREST.
for the benefit of
wood. Mrs. Albert Alien, Mrs. John
Belling. Mrs. linrt _Stoddnrd and
Mrs. J. 1‘. Bradley.
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Miss Lucia. 'l‘rcnt. daughter of
Professor William 1". ‘Trent, enter-
tained friends at tea, Sunday attor-
noon. Among the guests were Mr.
and Mrs. Paul Itcilly, Mr. and Mrs.
Peter Barlow, Mrs. Rogers. of
Greenwich and her two daughters.
Miss Barksdalc Rogers. New York
World cartoonist: Mr. and Mrs.
George Mitchell. Mr. and litre. John
D. Lawson and J. Hamilton Fyt‘e.
o o o -
Maurice Ketten, cartoonist on the
New York World. has sent a check
for $50 to the Westport Fire depart-
ment in appreciation for the work
did when his home was tllreatencd
by fire last wee t. The Kellen fam-
ily has been Ot‘ttilpylnl: tho Mar-
chand ”house on Wright street and
sparks from a chimney are thought.
to have ignited the roof. The tire
Hot 8. good start het‘ore discovered
bllt tho- department held the dam-
age to less than $75.
t t I
The Westport bowling league
members hold a meeting at the 1’.
11. C. A. Monday and arranged to
start the season‘s actiVity' on” Octo-
ber 18. The league is expected ,to
have been selected and two
yet to be formed.
The teams already chosen are the
Compo Engine company, \Vestport
“’ater company No. 1. Westpoti
Water company No. 2. American
Legion. State Engineers and the
Rounders. The Westport Bank and
Trust company team has withdrawn
from the league and will play with
the Bankers' League in Nor-walls.
ll'lOl'O
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Mr. and Mrs. William Cnglish
Walling. who have been occupying
the'Karl Anderson place on Narrow
Rocks road all summer, are return-
ing to their home in Greenwich this
week.
a t 1
Mr. and Mrs. George Mitchell of
Clinton avenue are planning to sail
in December for an extended trip in
the Mediterranean.
t t 0
Mrs Allen Sperry of Saugatuch
attended a bridge and tea at the
Yellow Bowl tea. room Saturday
which was given by Mrs. James Kel-
ly of Bridgeport in honor of her sis-
ter who is soon to be married to Dr.
John Haugh of Norwaik.
I 0 0
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Sleeper or
Washington avenue have been en-
tertaining Edward G. Sperry or New
on: city. , x
t O t
Members of August Matthias Post.
American Legion. and the woman’s
auxiliary went to Georgetown Tucs~
thdiulis
HARTFORD. Oct. 1 (AP).——Judge
Nowell Jennings of the Superior
Court has allotted the reward of $3.-
000 for the arrest of Giovanni Vot-
turrlof New Britain, among three
claimants for it. He awarded Rocco
sstrangc of South Porcupine, Ontario.
$2.000: Policeman Herbert. Wallace
Flintoh of Oshwu. Ontario, $400; and
the Police Pension Fund of New
Britain. $600.
Strange gave the information that
Vottarri could be round at‘158 Bluer
street. Oshwa, Ontario. Flintofit of
the Oshwu police force. made the
arrest of Votturri in company with
Patrolman Patrick J. O'Meara of the
New Britain force. The Police Pen.
lion Fund of which David L. Dunn
is the head. claimed the reward on
behalf of the department for the
comprise eight teams, six of, which“
teed-41m finest sold.
or
Eggs in the Mom Put You in Form ..
Physicians recommend our strictly fresh new laid fil
whiteieghorn agar—they coinefrom the prize stock it
of the U. S. A.-from chickens especially fed on it?
selected com and pure milkmevery egg is guarsn- .l
NEW LAID, 'rULLET
5%
Sliced
No. 2% Can
25c:
First Arrivals of- California’s Finest: 1925 Crop 4
Del Monte PINEAPPIE
, Sliced
No. 2 Can
‘22c.» 19c 'i
Crushed
No.20an
Finest Selected Maine
P (IT A 'l‘ 0 ES
&
150 Lb...” 4.50
swm POTAmuoo o it}. o on,“ m. 193
ONIONS, Bell orYellow . 8 Lbs. 15¢ ?
CANADIAN mom's. .“2'. '..4 I'll. 100 ll.
Stu-15c
Gwmmmsrwast size. .3 for 25¢ l
itfllic
SUGAR CORN
New 1925 Pack. Sweet and Tender
New 1925 Pack
SHRIMP. milieu, 19¢
‘ ‘l‘ = Ammm ':
mom
., ,1... ,y “
,4" s aw-
A Tasty Cracker - .
‘ no. 0. Fig nars'maliic ;
~ ‘ Makes Light, Golden Pancakes
Housewives: Listen in each morning at 11:10 a. m. ti) WHT, Chicago,400meters
and hear the Jelke'GOOD LUCK girl give new recipes and usefld genus
mine this ran to establish.thc 7
h-hernlded bank of issue and Welfare Baby conference. The host- ham to revolve an education and lie congratulated the new ropho- ‘ . .
Ones will be Mrs. Harry R. Shor- tlrgod owryono to co-opcrate and moves on llll’li' lino school spirit in
Goon LUCK in their Diet gives them
, Energy and Strength a’Plenty
AREFUL meal plan-
ning sees to it that
children get the
proper kindsof food—as well
as the proper amounts. Sev-
eral food elements should
be included in each meal
to keep the child perfectly
nourished.
—for children are constantly
active—and must have their
vitality kept at a high point.
Sturdy childrch must have
sturdy foofid. ’
~ ’ Health, active little youngsters
be sure this port: spread for
bread is easy to digest, very
'tious beef and
s MATRGARl
7he Finest .Spread
“Wholesale Distributor,” John F. Jelke Go. -
Jclkc GOOD‘LUCK Mar-
garine is a dclic ous blend of
full-cream mil and nutri-
rk fats. It
supplies plenty 0 energy for
children and adults—for fat
is one of Natur 's greatest
ing ingredients, ' ‘ surround-
ings as clean as 'our own
kitchen, every thcr can
nutritious and delightfully
tasteful.
Include ample measure of
ajeikc GOOD LUCK Margac
tine in children’s meals to
have them well nourished.
Their bodies crave it. They
they want. Your dealer can
supply you. Ask him for it
—Today.
.‘i 24/
‘ ..._fl_ fi/w .
N. J., 83 Warren St, New York City.
FOR SALE BY FOLLOWING TAIL DEAL‘ERS
overa woman abentrn year ago and
than fled to Canada.
EAST NOBWALK
DARIEN N RONN HEIGHTS
F. V. Cantrell, Great Atlantic &
Brown's Cash Grocery. 1’. M. Needle. Main Street.
Great A suite a Pacific Tea 00.,
SOUTHPOBT
k t did in ln-in in about Vot~ " “
gig”! nnsl arr-escape: membér of “hi 3 , M. Olson & 00.. 42 For-st 51- Direct Pacific Tea (10., Railroad Arm; lilo Linden 'e.; Modem Grocery Co., .
the department being allowed to . ‘ " ‘0 consumer delivery. Phone “95“ (tom Grocery (30.. Walter Stewart Non-own vc. D3", Brothel-s. post “M; a...
"Ike a ”ward- I D A « l ' 00- - wusrpon'r Atlantic .9. metric re- 00., as min
Votmri killed JOSH" 10380 ‘ 0- B t! .St E h o.- no my GEORGETOWN Great Al ntlo & Pacific Tea Co. Street.
.0! New Britain. in a Jealous rage : u er ores 8m er 1‘ WA an.“ Atlantic 8? PM“: Tea Co" MM“ 5' I; Modern Grocery 00.;
_ H _ _ , , , ‘ j Main St
n
' i d srafters hit. by the . ‘
itinggén day evening to participate in a card ll Gum “Pm ., ' ‘ ._ 8 . 150 ii . .
“came“ mo the new gov. party there. Mr. and Mm John l G , 7 , ........A._....ml.lls.‘ .1“ ll Especially must there be energy foods. ‘ like the flavor. It tastes fine
entrant Elbow m m to 801. Kem or this place won “m prize. ll ' ‘ L "H" O .. N 01' ‘ plenty of food that givwenflgy Made from fr , nourish- to them. Let them have all
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