: ,ed to dry
f It newly int enit-«l machine
the hay in 12
We :Vé‘o‘t
hen not cured.
Be Careful
With Fire
M. Layton & Co.
, , (Incorporated)
, Buy Quality When
It Costs No More
Rogers & Stevens
ll', (dated into hnyiuicka ml
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Children are Selling
Magazines to Buy
Football for School
Grounds ‘
'l be (loud “'1“ Club of llowayton
mt'l iii the home or Mrs. Oliver 1.
Clark on Pennoyer street. yesterday
afternoon. l-Iioeiion ot officers tool:
place. all oiilcers titling rte-elected
{or the coming year. They are Mrs.
lidgar l... llaymond, President: Mrs.
Joseph 'l‘nyli'ir. Secretary and Mrs.
Oliver I. Clerk. Treasurer. Ten
ladies were present. They were:
Mrs. Isubeli (inns. Mrs. Thomas Ban-
to, Mrs. Elli‘l 1’. Stevens. Mrs. Oliver
TWO STORES 1. Clark. .\irs. Sidney it. Bcll, Mrs.
. Leslie (lilniuii. Mrs. Joseph Taylor.
“walk So. Norwalk Mrs. linnry Forlct. Mrs. George
Kay and Mrs. Edgar 1.. Raymond.
The next meeting will be held at tho
Bass Moccasins for Children
Made of oil-tanned elk skin with Duplex-fibre soles. they
are the toughest, strongest shoes made for children. Light
e—eomfortablc and serviceable in brown or smoked elk.
Store Open Saturday Evenings
Conneally é? Bracken
South Norwaik, Conn.
16 No. Main St.
JACOBY’S
9‘ “THE HOUSE OF KUPPENl-IEIMER”
So. Norwalk
“KEEP THE F
. Home of Arch Preserver Shoes
Fer Men and Women"
ET WELL”
122 Washington St.
MILTON ELWOOD
South Norwalk
‘ , Rowayton avenue.
hits.
highland avenue
the ladies will I We: dolls
tor the dunner, hools oi Romy-
ton. «
Mr. anoint-s. Frank Trundly oi
Bowman avenue have returned to ,,
their home in New York city. Mr.
'rraendly is owner oi the well Morin
Trsondly greenhouses on order”
s o . ‘ "‘ ‘
it
Mrs. James hi. leeley sud an.
Addie Weed or Bell lslettd with
Mrs. Henry Sherlock oz- Biathlon
avenue attended a supper given to
'forty members of the Women's
Guild 0: Trinity church. South Nor-m
walk, Tuesday evening. ‘
Mrs. Horace Richards and son
Bruce 0! Main street, Nervous, Mrs.
Ira Kinlus or McKinley street and
Mrs. Jay Winner at Berkley street
Not-walk. were the mesh 0: Mrs. J.
H. Taylor at Raymond street restern
day afternoon.
0 O O ‘ ‘ ‘
Mr. and Mrs. E. Ciro have re-
turned troin New Yer and will'
spend the week at their cotton.
known as the John Falter cottage,
on West Side avenue. Mr. Gratis
returned from a business trip to
Europe last week. .
s a .
Mrs. Louise Crockett of Crockett
street, who has‘been spending sev-
eral weeks with her son and his
family in New Haven, is at present
visiting Miss 0.1{eeler in Ridge.
field. Conn.
C t 0
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Szczeparo
rink and son 0: Vincent place were
visitors at the Danbury Fair yester.
day.
O O 0
Mrs. Charles H. Jsczer of upper
Rowayton avenue is recovering from
an operation for the removal of her
tonsils. .
O O 0
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Bogardus and
family have moved to Darlen.
Q O .
Mr. fl‘homas C. Balcom. Tax Com-
missioner, will be in the Rowayton
Hose house tram 7 until 9 P. M..
Friday. to assist all those so desir-
ing. with their tax lists.
0 O 0
Miss Marjorie Mills of Highland
avenue will leave tomorrow for
Brooklyn to visit her sister. Mrs.
Leslie Hughes and family. Miss
Mills expects to so to Bear Moun-
tain and Bronx Park while on her
trip.
0 O 0
Mrs. Mary Thomas of Rowsyton
avenue has returned from Lakeside,
in the Catskill Mountains. where
site has been spending the past two
weeks with her son.er. Edward
Thomas of New Jersey.
0 O t
Mr. and Mrs. 0. L. Noxon of
Rowayton avenue were visitors at
the Danbury Fair yesterday.
I O 0
Mr. and Mrs. Max Bergman and
family who Occupied a. cottage on
Roton avenue for the summer have
returned to their home in New
York city.
I O O 4
A large number of Rowayton resi.
dents attended the Anderson Cru-
sade services last night. Several
Rowayton ladies are members of the
choir.
O O 0
Mrs. J. H. Taylor ot Ruin id
street was a.
Tuesday.
0 O O «'5‘
Mr. and Mrs.
jr. who have been living in Canton."
5
year.
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ALL MERRILL RECORDS FOR
38 YEARS ARE BROKEN
The Merrill Business Schools in South Norwalk, Stamford and Port Chester
have been training about 500 boys and girls annually for many years. Students
have been admitted, others have been graduated practically every week in the
91
In the past there have been from 200 to 250 pupils in' regular attendance at ‘
any one time during the regular school months, with something less than 100
students in the Summer session.
visitor in ‘Sts. d
‘h in; 4 , .
William Pilikhey
7:
Mrs. Goorso Ramon tin
Mrs. Edwsrd Shine .
street were the guests or M
.vcently.
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Mrs. Walter Dance at
Thajehlldren or the 1
grades- at the Rowaym
holds: a poniest to
canal] the greatest ,
munchies. The matter
bail tor the childro
school trounce. fl
. p a e W "
Mr. and Mrs. W. Fred memo
Rowayton avenue will sin; tonight
at the supper given in the tremo-
dist Episcopal church. Welt avonue,
tor the business Wont oi: Namath
in the Anderson Cru Workers.
Mrs. am Steyéhs will accompany
them at the piano. .
0
Cottage prayer mentions wtll ‘ he
held at 10 A. M. ,toinorrow morn.
ing at the homes of Dr. Edward
Might Highlaim. avenue. Mrs; John
Sni'ten Raymond street. M
Bechol. Rowayton avenue,
Clsinnient Albrotch.1.oun‘ Place.
and Mrs. Samuel Mott. Roton ave-
nue. .
- Jewish Hadasah'Plans . '
Hallowe’ en Party
The opening meeting of the Jewish
Hadasah was held last night at the
Y. M. A. hall with a majority
of the mbers present. .
Election was withheld until. the
next meeting which will take place
Wednesday night. Disoulilion of
current business included a member-
ship drive and plans made ,tor a
llollowe' en party. A- souls! house
was enjoyed by all after, the busio
ness.
‘ ._.._.......¢_..
The largest siller nuxcet over
mined in British Columbia woiths
86 ounces.
7
Established
the three schools!
When the present management took over the Merrill Schools on August
1, 1923, there were 67 pupils in the three Summer Sessions.
Exactly two years later, on August 1, 1925, there were 183 studentsin .
A record.breaking Summer Session has been followed by a record- break.
ing enrollment in September. 174 new students have entered the Merrill
Schools during September, 1925!
The present student enrollment in the Schools is 345! This number has
never before been approached at. this time of year.
fully.
rear enema
24 South Main Street
(fall 1343-:
We are indebted to the parents and students of South Norwalk, Stamford
and Port Chester for this unparalleled evidence of their confidence in the type
of Commercial Training for which the Merrill Schools are known.
Thousands of Merrill graduates are serving the industries of our communi-
ties. The demand for Merrill- trained young men and women cannot be supplied
Graduates of other Commercial Schools who are without employment will
be admitted to a Merrill School for two weeks to improve their speed. Then,
Merrill can place them in positions according to the ability demonstrated.
teammates means wnmmnmn.
as: my mama camel-rs. seam cartons. . f
axons roan gramme THIS wean. 9
SOUTH NORWALK
97 Washington Street ‘
Call 314-2
L“ C l L’ .
Advocate Building
of
STAMFORD
csufisoo -
if. at ”Aldus "
.t‘lhmliltilt. ”(filial
69 Wall St.,
Norwalk
Conn.
4r
wrsr WASHINGTON st .50.- Helium
Fall opening already to wear apparel
loraMeii,’ Women, Boys and Girls.
We have gathered the most wonderful
collection of apparel for your inspec-
lion and selection. ‘
We urge you to see these styles, for to
see then is to want them. ;
Our week y payment plan is at your
disposal. We want you to use it the
same as you have in past seasons;
_ Wewwant new acrounts as manyqas we
can‘get. _ We want you to bring your-
Boys out]. Girls. We will dresslzthem
from head to foot on the easy payment -
plan.
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Established
1868
Norwalk Chronicler