tl
* ,. «a: College
Gatherings
, ' in, in the parcdo‘ oi au-
W Friday evening under
Mifis of the Anderson Cru-
e'ryoody in lloWayton who
r is invttcd to fill it with
and enter the parade. ,Re~
uWest iiieiiiie, by the Met-
to at 8:15 1’. M. and
fliou owayion station. with al-
the Baptist or tile Methodist
W! Robert llittor proiirietor oi
6 cream store on Rowayton
was a. visitor in Mili'md
I O O
. and Mrs. Sydney lull of
'kett street “ill leave for limb—
V'éi‘ N. J. tomorrow. Miss June
,wll'l accompany them.
it“ humc owned by Mr. and Mrs.
" s Hayes of Rowayion Beech
en partly boarded up proporti-
'to their return to thoir winter
‘ o in New York
I
mcnt wall: is being laid by Mi.
‘ Stevens, of McKinley street,
,. . hit the homo occupied by Mr.
' 3": Mfrs. Sanford Wicks of Crockett
O O 0
litre. Clemment Albrecht 0! Lo—
place was 9. recent: visitor in
‘ ' N. Y. Mrs.A1brecht. who
‘ he. Gift Shop in Rowayton
' is planning to close the shop
‘ t s s
Cottage prayer meetings nill lid
‘5! st 10 o'clock tomorrow morn-
the homes of Mrs. Nehemiah
; “-0 Rou‘uytcn avenue: Mrs. F. C.
Raymond strect; Mrs.
lam Ls. Fountain.
Q t 0
Miss Violet Barnes has returned
her home in Stamford after
, Vending several days as the guest
er. and Mrs. Edward G. Shine
Crockett street ‘
”rs. John 12‘ Arnold. of Upp‘cr
nylon aienue. will head the
.mittee cud Mrs. Harold Wilson
Eli assist her at a supper given in
Brookside Chapel. HollOWe'cn
. 5‘ Stella Gilmsn and Mrs Isnbell
nns of Rowsyton Menus: and
s. Percy. Barrett of Brooksldo
" be in charge of the posters.
' .Eral Stevens and Mrs. Pres-
Hart or McKinley place were
guests of Mrs. Minnie June in
Cannon yesterday.
I .
number of Rowayton and De.-
i‘den will take part; in a min-
show" to be given as a benefit
he Bowu‘yton Library associa-
‘ Friday. November 1;. The
‘ cent or the Library association
'Porcy Barrett of Brookslde.
(Sidney B. Bell of Crockett
is’ chairman of the entertain—
committee. The fallowing men
do their best to make the min-
show a success: Mr. Henry
aytcn will be end men. Carl
" - . Newman, George Buck. 2
Erica Rodemcycr, Joseph Drury piano accompanist-9.
ete Shcn‘d from Doric Eric '1‘” mm”?! a": 13‘th Violin:
’o
Thomes of Ron cy ton
5‘ at the rehearsal
O
I Mr.
i get spent
r, N. J.. last week.
i
:1 B to Washington. D. C.
. C ‘
§.
and ”pears to be quite c we
. especially in 1 high wind.
learn of his continued ill
3
O I
O
1' ago.
hold yesterday morning in tits Min
school aiiditoiluni. Principal Juliet:
'it' of Norwalk interlocutor; Doc
7 ' or Norwslk. and Hi Moreley
Gab. Al Young, William Young
, Dr. Charles W. Cattnneo. Wil-
“ Morton and Sidney. Bell of R0-
‘ There will be fancy danc-
nGeorge Buck of Dcrlen cud
lty skit will be given in tho.
halt by Arthur Billiard and
' A re-
. '1‘“! is called for Friday oi ening.
r -ber 16 in the Rowayton Rose
on. All taking part are urged to
Clcmment Mason of Crown:
several days in Edge
r. Alfred J. Beckhins has gre-
Gd after several weeks'tbusiness
new fire siren on the ROwny-
on house was tried out last
It has olw cyo been difficult to
tins nr'o bells in all parts of the
‘ friends of Mr? William" ‘R.
' on of Rowsyton avenue Ire
Joseph Fowler found I.
i write in Long Island sound
“ Captain Fowler
ii the host on tho shore
The rumor weekly assembly iii/iii
spoke a. fen words concerning the?
Illa of Athletic Association ticketiTl , .
and expcrssed his satisfaction or
tile returns from the vsr'iou'o roomi' 1
and hoped that the good work
would continue. Mr Jakob intro—,
duccd and gave the rest at the os-
scmbly oVer to fir. George Wo6d
Anderson, nob - Hartlw'. and Mr.
Grimts unr'kers in the New Grd‘r
ado. llob Hartley favored the stu~
dents with a. tcv'v negro nielodiosn
lie vies accompanied on the piano"
by Mr. Cirlmcs Who has trdvclod e‘x;
sively throug‘ii tho stiutli' und who
has made a special study of the
songs or the negro.
in it speech Dr. Georgc Wood
Anderson. urged everyone to tails
advantage or the opportunity to
procure an education. He stated
that in every oné’s’ llfo ilicro are
difficulties to be overcome. battles
to be fought and knocks to be re-
mixed. As an example. pit. Ander-
son rcfflléd ‘t‘o ”the blbis‘ story of
Stimson who had lived Oh I. form all
his life and ulsli‘ed to go to the city
to make his fortune. (in the way he
unexpectedly met a. lion. After a
struggle hs‘ finally slow e beast
and continued on his way. After a
few weeks he became homesick and
started on his' in. ybsck to see his
mother and father. As he missed
the carcass of the lion he found it
to be 0. home of bees who had built
s. comb here. He onto! the honey
and found it to be sWect'.
Ii? station this exnm [c Dr. A‘n-
dsrson explained that it has a direct
reference to our everyduy life. we '
meet "1' ions" everyday in our liics
that must he taught and conquered
and if they are not conquered we
have lost in the battle of life.
The memory of the fights won are
sweet to us and we enjoy referring
to them.
At times Dr. Anderson's humorous
statements were the Cause of much
laughter, and the students so enjoy-
ed to talk that Dr Anderson. Bob
Hartley and Mr. Grimes promised to
return at the next Wednesday as”-
sembly.
Everyone iii lned in a cheer
led by .llisli‘ltl n‘c" Donahue of
thcfifit‘b‘fll toil“ Which won its first
game not Friday.
The Sriencs‘ club held its weekly
meeting in the extra nativity period
in room "8. Topch concerning scien-
title subject ncre discuss'ed and re-
poried on and new topics were as.
signed to be reported on at the next
meeting.
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The Not-walk High School Syn-
phony O‘l‘olientrs. held its weekly rc-
hears in the and brium under the
direct on of Miss cry C. McCarthy.
Supervisor of sic. Herold Gor-
hn‘m “as elects manager for the.
coming year. As yet no music for
the concert» hits "er but the or-
chestra is workinlg on some overtur-
es and marches. At present there
are 40 enrolled members of the or-
ganizction. namely. 18 first violins.
13 second violins. s comets. ass-rs
phones. 1 clarinet. 1 bass“ violin and
Emma. Kory. Olive Finch}???
Hamilton. Jerry Tome]. droid
Gui-ham. Bradley more if. C tries
Wsrd Joseph Policik,A truss urg-
or. Herrlet D‘ovis'. Mildred Gormley.
Saul Miller. Eur! (Zionism. Petronel-
in. Lstvenns. Paul Lengylc. J. Olav--
r. L. Budovsky, An row Czibcro.
Second violins: orct'hy cunoo.
Kathryn O‘Rellly.. Natalie Ander-
son. Lens. Bilsgo, Verna. Staples.
Emma. , Bunion. Joseph Backs.
Frank Bria. Marporie Walsh Hu-
bert: Banner. Aaron Aspblom. D.
Kentlsnd. Edith Schick.
Cor-nets: John Walsh J. Wilbur;
Albert Policik.
Saxophones: Ernest: Pctlsrd. Do»
ncld SissOn.
Clsrsinet: R. Purdy.
Bass Violin: Marl: Donahue.
Plano Accompaniment; Evelyn
Stienberg. Madeline Leonard.
Dr. Munsoii Scores
Westpo‘rt 0n Garbage
the towu to take éteps is 60?le the
garbage disposal problem ii “it sore
point" with the health and». pr.
Willlsm R. Morison. ho pblnts But
in his annual report covering the dc-
gvlles of his office for the past your.
Manson’s review, with com!!!
issue's in general.. mosquito's',
milk and inter Iliustic‘ns.
Regarding the condition of the
‘ lands We? at
of "llsn‘ger
Aim
.3. Honford.
i
v
.2“
3' times it would cause
élfht to Hell's times
. - it was very painful.
léuce. "
leep. It is not a. chap
ill diug stores.
Mechanicsburg. Ohio.
'lly at stillson- Powolll cm‘f“
7155 Yale Ave”
" o. 1il., sass. For two yours I
been troubled with grsvol.
nod to go” .8
at night. “
, mutated
‘ chit Cleaned me up to uni: week.
ll be glad to tell or Write to? ex-
thuistcd Euclid is not
The tablets cost it cents {soil
Keller 13.6ch
‘ water. here, ovoi- Which there was
xiiiich' discufion recently «hen
Bridtc‘pb’ri: irate? ills Rubstltutéd
for local water supplied by natural
wells. Dnnt‘inso‘n out the water
n‘W iupplie’d is from I.” glittery
standpoint. perfect. At ob um? lass
the pater (in with or its appear;
once) been, other than fisnitsry. he
stifle! in his to t:
Charles Holmes. it Port fioint
intent medicine so the gamut. is
. the label. It classified the mud. 5:3 ‘3; ”33:5: "km 3W“
as eplom salts do tho boflli. David Sum“ delving m “a MS“.
”“5 °‘" “’“m‘m “W ”" mine under the mnuehési can
lining excess acid. thereby ruin a“ cue m” came up ‘ .. ”a
irritation which causes iiflv’ W W court tombr : Wt-
sold to own this moist “turbid
exception of the crown Jewels.
plumber Wit and chnrms on no Anmrleiiii s'tn's‘c
(swim to The limiting almond.)
Colliiis. famous manager of the Chi.
ongo White Fox mndc a statement to.
me. prior to the opening: oi‘. the wfirld ,
series that has nlrcudr been prot‘ed.
of the season at Chicago
ing the tail end Poston Red Sox and
taking a. dolly beating
Washington d‘iub." romarlted Col.
seniority: mutilation. militia
Lei Dosh At End of Seasonml’eckln‘ ”
idits He’ 5 Off His Stride , 5
and. try us I might”. dull
to not lint-it lhto ions. "
By BILLY It". ANS.
PITTOHI. RG H'. Oct. ll‘-—Eddic
I tics umplrlng the closing series
At the
some time. the champions Were play.
“I don't. like the attitude of tho
.lins“, “the terrm lsnt missile 6 Bolt»
ton pinion St‘l'lh ly moms.- ‘ ~' i
"It is possible 6 rclnx too strong-
'ly. I fear the \Vlishington Club 111'
doing that very thing. It is alien n‘
difficult malici- to regain your stride:
after you lime lot down 5
“Tile \otcrcn members a llio'club
platters like Peckimiciish. are sure to
be hardest hit. 1 know scicrul of
the players arc. laid up ultli mliim
injuries. but 1 sm sciry they are not
playing.
‘In 19” the “Motion did just the
thing Washington is do': ng and the
Braves guru us it “no trimming.“
‘ i don t look for ama‘ .l- 'ng like that
to happen in this series but take it
from mo Washington iiil‘it going to
profit by the, obscure or the regulars
from the lineup. \iliuihcr caused by
injuries or for othcr ru: nous."
the smentli gnmc on amount of min
the event hgomc on account of rain
I dr pped around in lhii \Viisliingttin
bench. The first lllllVl‘l‘ I came into
contsct \iith uns l'cclilnpsugh.
for you Rogcr ' l remarked. by way
of starting the conversation. ,
“It's the limit.‘ he replied. “I
have mad” morn had throws in this
series than I have made all season!
“You know if there is one thing 1
con do Bill. it is throw and hero I
am making an acrobat out of Jot:
Judge at iii-st. I new: fret over the
failure to handle :1 dilve accurately,
but I hate to mnko a bad throw ”
When” I asked him if he. had any
oxpliinctton to offer for his erratic
throiwing. it didnt take him long to
answer.
"11 was on too long hefore the set.
too sinned. Being out of it for nenr.
ly three weeks prior to the opening
or- the series. makes it seem as it I
was doing spring training,r again."
”My arm in strong but I don't
collection or Willey to spit
sho‘ trill com‘o to New Yo“
Wu ...._..._.-.......—. _.
tors some pldusii‘n Moll
"Things are liionkimz‘ a littlc tough ‘
Pvt-k doesn't relish bill! 'lt‘tl‘
ll! lili‘. “goat" of tho cefln'i‘w fog.
lhinltiii’g.
"I have diode six til-rim
gnmc‘s but iliuy haven’t lion
1? M illtlnlllt‘i.
“True. i put .i runné’i‘ Oil“
on mrcr in the second gs“
\Vi‘ inr- i :i 2. but I capitol hit
1293).. bid for the home 'l‘lhn that
i‘oimw mi. »
'Nnnu or my other errofl'
limit, in the hftli‘ mini {IE fin
touch hsec‘d'm‘i the immune»
but the scores didn t film-o {till an
( rl‘Ol‘ '
"i dont think it (allow deserves
to he pinned in the 'kont' chin un- .
il it has been dchnltely established
that his inefficiency notified the loss
at tho shrine. Th?! lidvent prayed
”1.". r us yot about me.”
lnqulsiiohnbl? , Eddie
slzut‘l up Peckinp‘suirh‘s case before
thi.‘ start. or the series. some of the
like manner.
more becsuso of tho d'élny.
It may seem rather strange but
it is my belief th't Pittsburgh gets
ilitl edge it's a. result of the postpdne-
mom.
'1 reel fine and sin ready to shoot
the works” remarked Walter John-
son an haur bcfore game time.
"This day is made to order for
me .ddrk. with low hangins clouds.
The” arm (eels loose and I would like
to go to it decision "
going to help Johnson but it inci—
dentally means more to
ridge. who is almost sure to start
tor Pittsburgh. .1
The final game is certain to see
Johnson opposed to Aldridge.
will be &
pitchers \
in" the series.
Johnson will win I place among the
immortals who hnic scored three
victories in a win-id series.
Seven pitchers enjoy that distinc-
lion. Bill Dinnoen, in 1903. Christi
in 1909 Jack Coombs. in 1910. Joe
seem to have any sense of direction.
WESTPORT, Oct. 15. 4mm at _ ., ‘
Miss Marlon May Moth-om of
Merlin Bosch. 3: pupil or Mrs. Edd
Ward (3. strum, will broaden“: from
station WGB'S. Glinbcl brothers. to-
Morrow morning from iii until :1
o'clock and also in the human.
M as Mottram is the soprano solo-
ié’t and also the conductor in the
Georgetown Msmi‘n-isl church.
’Ntitl'ier Acts The“
. ‘ Stolen from Car
Evidently some one' in News":
is mtrying to returnish his on:- with
Wilt-ell This is the second dn‘y'
iii lu‘écéssion that a 9224 me ha;
been stolen.
William Donation of Bartlett m.
one. pirlted his car outside of m.
1 11de Yesterday It was lett there in“ they: 1» few more an”, it iris
, all tiny. When Donavon saw in; “L “x“! sy.
our next. I was missing a tires. ‘31? victors taken ”mg.
ml W.- 3- Tracy, show
bltiilry and the cap from the gait
1 have been on my stride in the neisand Stanley Commits in 1920
‘Wood' in 1912.1!“ Faber, in 1917
SLMsry s'Alu'niiii ,
lieu itioil (in N or. 26
are hard at work perfecting plant
and melting arrangements for tho!
annual re-nnion to” be held at. the
ins. Noi'ergber 20
It is pr cticslly the only 0pm.
tunlty that all the graduates have of
seeing etch other a: any one tim'b.
, This your (lid alumni expects to
sembll-d. To that end the variou‘i
committees are pinnnlnr n progrfl'hi
'of oxen” higher; standard than it
past re hhiohs - ' i
Young Pollard Is
. Erneilt C. Pollard. son of Coun'cili
:man‘ and Mrs. Herbert 0. Polk“
or 9 Union Park who was rushed to
the Not-Wall: Hospital After he fell
from his bicycle 'i‘uctdly. is is ill:
Flt-others” store. Pd’i‘
; ford.
variety or dbllci'0
on solo
Wits drrcsttid \‘l’odhédiltt‘y it“) .
s. so oclork by Office:- 'Ruhii“ on: '
' and uni-innit upon Joseph K750
. oi' Stamford um " fix
. rWli bond or 3'50 toi- iii Ifiibflflim
or spending Newm’ii‘n Iii sum.
(16' s’~
m“ ’i‘b‘ tho‘flocil court Motility 0?va ‘
other players” have also suffered in
'Jllc moment the seventh game ._
“as millml aft of: account of rain 1. ,,
nus bombarded with questions as” to -
union team I believed would benefit ,
or course the extra day of rest is f
Vic Aids '
lt ,_ "
meeting between the two 4
ho have scored two Who ~
It means that either Aldridge or“
Mothowson. in 1905, Babe Adams,- ‘
The slumni' of st. Marys Schooi 5 -
Royal James, Inn, on Friday even-
”have ‘ih‘é intuit “tinting ever Ib- "
Heating Easily:
The Fall 1601!
by the Wont
,Wfill'bfi"
Milt-16
ice in charge, or the it
.
Sieve \l‘ontcl‘tllc. 6! mild? '
1‘
iiii charm Of lli‘d‘ncli of ihll
hidntol
in the local court must slo‘i‘i‘ils‘y ere.
hills. .
I I‘ if
James J‘ Nov. man or: "29' East
isit-cut. New Yorkfilty, with infill dd ‘
Mi“ buried at in o 'cl'ocle but ill '
momm Frank Standing" on the a
halvd' been going up the P001; .
at it” speed of 45 miles per hour v? ‘
caught by flh'li‘or Stdndll‘ts".
him also arri «led on the finite;
or filisri'n no oral-rotors licedtie and '
li‘o ream 's'i'lon. lie was” reloosod'u'rih
ass a; pond} 9h S . 5 for his appearance
‘iirlei A. norm of the Post rec‘d.
iurcd in s. collision ll'ils
Est the White Bridge When a
j‘ fitted by him crashed into
big James M". (zoning of
o arrests were made.
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Fined Sentenced
To Go” to Church
HELVADERE. N J. Oct. Iii—-
(AP). Ronald Guliclt of Washington
N‘. 3. charged with Violation of lpe
std“: prohibition not Wits sentenced
yesterday to attend church eatery
. H aéniéncs \vs‘s imposed by
Judie“ Eamon its on also fines
to‘ bi" sd at the rate or :1.
week. o court did not speci-
willow" long Guiic'k
Church.
0
crimes swim ”who” rm arrested at
time on Bus: which! Rosa
‘ , i
m in the Hudson New Yo,
turned over to the leaérsli
fluid. It is expected that. he
W Kin ' Hartford for,
' GEWGRG inst
to!“ the Aged at
a M ydfl'fl
mi services (viii be held
'. estpor‘. Ivonne.
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Mite GOOD LUCK Marga-
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some Iii: s blend of several
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Energy with unfilly‘plsnned
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