rhinos here A lam tune to he condition oi the WM HM helm ”mg w your nu ammo and "Met. A mt m M mm Met W melon New and Show two on the cow oi the Mined hero of! mrtloht «cm A the title ct m we doll” r turtle. Nil whim Memo M on yet by “Ill: will. WNW mi: Allen end \vuum l‘hllltet the “13'!an “ooh. “five ‘nd Mm» enumerate» no. it ‘ minimum ew- Nor ileum the Storm new mom m ‘ note the hunter or caddies or the “on ”even doll clue. utter with urn: the first prize at the that we A '0 Q Philip Anderson. ouuer o! a tailor then on East avenue. has moved to new residence to Nerwailt. S h Officer Louis Iirehm or Bette place on a tour dasu'.vecation. I “ workmen were busy this morn- netting a new telephone pole in As or the one that was split through by a heavy motor vehicle ‘iy Sunday morning; A U Frederick E. Iiritton'ot East live. he has moved to Edits avenue. ‘ O a re ,. Mrs. Fred Renting. widow of form- or letter carrier Keeling. is visiting ‘ “ E. 8. Bowen 0! 20 St. Johns Mrs. Keating. who will sail Florida. had a reservation on .. o Comanche. which burned day hetero yesterday. . .Mlse Edith Nichols, formerly of East avenue, is visiting at the home re. s. G. Benedict, Osborne ave. to... Miss Nichols is a graduate 01 the No‘rwaik Training School for nrses. and is now located in Cie. land, Ohio. Daricn Man Helps U. S. —Greek School ATHENS. Oct. 20.~—(AP). In the tiresome or the American minister. Irwin B Laughlin and the members at the Greek governmenw the Amen loan school 0: Athens. to provide woatern training tor Grecian youths. was formally opened teddy. The school marks the first definite uteri in the movement tor the estab- liohment at an American university A‘ Greece similar to the American item in other user eastern coun- mu. It will be operated by the American committee. ‘ the Marleen members of which are mine 0. Jaquith. 0! Barton, Con- ‘ent. director or the Near East 1. and Bert IL Hill. 0: Bristol. tint. professor of the American Sch oi oi Archaeology. lice Are Guests At Dorlons Today one O'Sullivsn will tender the embers ot the regular police torco annual shore dinner at his es- blishment. the Dorion House, this , crunch. and evening. ' o policemen working nights will lowed their dinner this afternoon the day shift tonight. .r. O‘Sullivan has given a similar or to the police tor many years. uncommon DANCE. , "cadmium and a, general good *is'ln store for those who at— tend he masquerade dance given by e or Home Council No. 46, in men‘s Hall on Thursday eve. Prizes are to be given for ’d boat‘and funniest dressed mas- ‘dere. . Bob De Cesare and his d‘will provide the music tor the Ear members of Pride of o: to. the business meeting to interior-e with the social e‘e later in the evening. Mill “will I“ till! 0‘ ”It Home and will! A". Mnnntcnl lust ulstlle 'tli“ «sheet or tiles it let The M Mom motive. s ertiy o‘tleolt teller. A There was only one mm the run a mm who it" no I. ._ , ed M ell In a tow mlnuleo tit and been (treated to it cool and proceeded not in ”or its tumble. Gustavo Brewer, and driving while under the loan. enee ct liquor by more Candee in court this mornio * He ‘vm lined its and costs on th Alli-st charts and. | $100 and costa on tho second. A ten:- any jail sentence or: suspended. On Oct. to Brewer. with. his broth“- ' era AlbertAarnl Frank. swung. down Plattsvlile (event: it (3th into (Continued from Page One.) True Blue Moth .‘E Evcinody is invited. A series 0! nights at the 7: 80 m: vice is arranged including. Tuesday. Church Night. Wednesday. Barthes! an Professioml: Thursday, Contour nity Night, (every lodg‘ds. and club. and community organization is in- vitsdJ Friday. Mothers' Night. All wear white ribbon for mother. The closing services of 'Saturdal night and all day Sunday niil be en. nounced later. Cars in Accident On Mam Street TWo machiens were ailxhtly‘ doin- used in a collision in Main street. First street yesterday Who car‘s ‘driven by Dr. Willinrn L} Weed dentist o: 54 North Main street and‘ James Natale, o: ‘38 Chapel street. collided head on. as Natale drove his truest out of School street. The drivers of the cars did not see each other until the. collision occur- red in‘ the middle or the street. The carnage was settled between; the owners. museum MENTION. Mr. and Mrs. Marlo Mnruca of 28 Lincoln avenue and Mr. Bassile Miserandino of Winnipnuk were visitors at the homegot Mr. and Mrs. Domenick Geraci in Plainneid. N. J., over Sunday. The trip was mode by auto. 3 Mr. Joseph HOIIYWMJOG lir. David Williams, and Mr. James Marine motored to Waterbury Sunday. SELLS ms HOME. ' Robert Y. Grimm. the delicates- sen man. or Main street. who recent- ly sold his home at 1 Belden'plaloe. has purchased another at Folriteid Park. at the corner of Aiken and Hudson avenues. lion's WIFE DYING. cmcnd‘o. Illinois. out. so (AP). ~Mrs. Philip Reimcr,’ widow of “Bob" Fitzeimniona. famous phgilist, is incurahly ill and penniless the. hospital here. Estranged from the husband, whom she married after the death of the pugiliet. she has contracted Shear: disease. dren. A ARMS OONFAB. . WASHINGTON. Oct. 30. (APO-- Prosident Coolidge believes that a. limitation or armaments conference in Europe would be helpful and useful and hopes that the Looarno Security Pact will expedite the hold- ' in: of such a conference. . BEAUTY MEN TO MEET. The Norwalk Real Estate Board will hold o. meeting tomorrow at 12 noon in the Mahackenio hotel. Re- port! will be given ' by‘the doles gates to the state association's conv- ventien held in Waterbury, Septem-‘ ber- 22. A revision or the bylaws . will be made. BUILDING AND LOAN. The monthly meeting of the Building 'and Loan Asaoclatlon was ' held in the cities at Taylor and Goldenanaahingtpn street. today. SOet. .. Treeswnlg. . wind causes a wierd sound it the and all its pods ham 5 split can. The wind passing through the pods causes them to omit the sounds that hive given! the tree its name. ,.‘ \ late Mcuuuen homestead. Shore- s new. sires A 8 ‘ “as round guilt! or rookie“ drivlnl: ' and Terrence MrsJReimer has two chit-M Serial Awe; Ill til! _ xenon lure. The .whts.‘ than tree has a peculiar-shaped Alger. home at the bride. It‘ll was performed by th‘ Alice Stacey. on: wing. dime reception end dance in the Noreton Hewitt; ‘ Hell. About too were meant reception. Brooklyn. N. in. one are now out. ‘~ in: their home with the hrlde'ai per. Rotators Ode. one, who resides in Tokeneke. was arrested yesterday : afternoon by onlcerc Edward Airline ‘ Minuet-t. on the tiller:. ea or consult and breech o1; tiresome A and carrying concealed woollen: Ode ms released under bonds at 310.0 and will face trial hetero and" ohym 8. Denis next Arenas: one» in: in tho other» Town on. bed a discernment with s. neighhdr, John Reese oi Tekcneke. and he in said to have threaten“ to kill Milt. ‘ Reese notified the 10“! Minimum: ' and they round Odsatvith s. chetiun‘ and revolver. , . D The mid-week service «o the New . oton Presbyterian Chore will be held tomorrow evening at the home of Mrs. E. B. Scribner in Noroton Heights. . A“, e ‘I 6A A George Haas of Newton hut pur- chaired. a. new oer. Anderto'n to S At High Dr. George Wood nude 0 . o! the New Crusade. will add assembly or the ” school tomorrow morning , m. The subject or his talk A been announced as it will he ii! an ’ impromptu nature. Dr. Anderson was preach unite in; Week and he has, body cores. , they fire doing. _ time his! The East avenue M; E. chute): members will attend the name service tonight. The church is “its ions to have a lame detention and is new" its members that a no» tlonheebeeneetuide tor each V‘ church and that placards will they the seats each church is to sooner. Beatrice Rudder itot South this street and Continuum Eunice er ‘ lauden street emu in a collision at the corner or Welt avenue and Reed street yesterday anal-noon. Both cars were “will! demoted. The matter was 7 ' ‘ or your “ pope to me every tars; Norway. “til further otico sterling immediate" director. who um i 5M The tuners! (it John Rooney a", will be held Wednesday morning ‘ ‘ isomnnomtheletbhomtl? FrontPuumdatVLliLn-omflt. A Jounh's cliureh. Interment will be in at. liter-ye mommy; A
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