, doort of awards
grwalh Girl Scouts
‘Nut director. Miss
‘ t and explained.
the Court 0: Awards. U
as was. appointed ,; H w;
of persons who ‘
W t to him ox-
6 Scouts in the var.
. be ‘ by
a reception for rdlstlyes and close
«lends at the bride's holds.
on. him or honor will be the
the bride's cousin. we no out...
lien or Verona and the bridoiliiiids
will be Miss Elisabeth Bsbcock.
«Mil Muriel. Barber of “outbid”.
people have been
one in the past and
opinion of the meet-
it standard ot woril
ined so that when
es s. Mrs. H. A. E
y Betta and Mrs
pestsaded in Norwalk I
increased. Many.
'ii. or raising the money'
. made. The first idea it
hell out in the form of a
is to take place Novem-
&-
Queen Victoria or Spain is shown
greeting her royal spouse. King Al-
phonso. on his return it: Madrid
otter his latest tour of'l. Europe.
Which merely goes to show that
kings nnd queens are just like plain
folks. They even Rise in public.
D‘lNC R
croisilibeaseriesol
{<5 ,es.- the iirst to tails place
. it ,9. and a. party to be
Tuesday. thereafter at the
CWWJIHE »
0m may be madd through
‘ rs. John Cavanagh or Mrs
2 at. the finance
included: Mrs; L. A.
. ‘ Mire. John Cavanagh. Mrs
,‘Lf‘l ' ll'rost. Sr.. Mrs. o. M Foch-
-‘ Mrs. Albert Lee and Mrs.
Ives.
Doberty. scout commissioner
to executive board meeting
outlay. November 2, at.10:30
"'at the Royal James Inn.
labor of the Nerwaik Girl
Wont on a. hike yesterday
dvantage of the school hell-
‘to Cranbury.
ARI-EN
e; English Lliiotte. well
entertainer and impersonaior
a recital at the Baker
caddy. She will give her
. .. gin" the afternoon at 2
’ . tor the school children and:
coping at 3 o'clock for the,
”snowman...
. .
dobou Club has been organ-
..ng the pupils of Holmes
' The members up to date in~
Hoyt. Werner Marshall.‘
Doyle. Robert North. Jean
‘ Luella Marlin. ax Rot-
Knailv. Fran es Hunt.
' . Douglass Johnston, Peter
:3 . no. Marie Lehmacher. Fred
Mary. Randell. Theodore
nth Schneider. Marjorie
fit Carter. Estelle Temple.
Wart. Dorothy DeForest.
Poltrek and Herbert De-V
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Govt. of 26 Gregory street.
will arrested last evening
, Moor Grant for improper
' and markers. His ease
.up before Judge Charles
tile local court Monday 1
s " s e .,
lar morning service willf
in Sunday at the Darien
Episcopal church. The
will have charge of the
.Morgan will be in . Maria. Theresa. is one of the lead-
both services. Several ihg classic dancers of today. At the
be rendered in the eve age or nine she joined the school of
quartette accompanied Isadora Duncan and for many years‘
organist. Mrs. Carl Beth _she traveled over Europe and the
I . United States
Miss Iaiia Hopper of Bogota. all
former class mates of the bride at
. .r Mt. Hoiyoke college. and her sister-
in-law. Mrs. David sheldon of
Bloomfield. » .
Winter Rowan or this city will be
his brother’s best man and the us-
hers will be George Rowan. Herbert
Winchester. Jesse Sanford and Irv-
ing Wright. '
Robert Rowan is well known in
' this city. His father is vice-presi-
dent of the City National bank.
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LOCAL BRIEFS
NW
The Feirheid County Republican
Women are holding their annual
meeting today at the Hotel Greer.
in Danbury. A business meeting
was held at 11 o 'eIOck Nith election
of officers.
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~Now is the time to arrange for
your fur remodeling work. Experts
are employed here for the remodel-
ing of fur coats. Conservative prices
prevail. The Twin City Valet. 61
North Main street. Phone ‘08.—
Adv. ,
O
The New cluside choir is to be
given a supper this evening in the
South Norwalk M. E. church. Mrs.
Alired Sisson and Mrs. Bertrand
Mitchell are in charge of arrange-
ments.
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Large Pen Coal. Han-id a; Gene.-
Adv. . ‘
Troop No. 10. .Girl Scouts. Miss
Mary Howard. captain. are holding
a. cake sale today in the old post
loftice building on Main sin et. The
imoney raised will go into the scout
treasury.
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PLANT EVERGREENS NOW.
Evergreens can now be. planted
with safety. Henry Wiid's Noreen
located on the Post Road between
Norwaik and Westport is well stool:-
ed ,with choice etergreens in many
varieties; Conservative prices pre.
well here. The telephone connection
is Weetport 625.
Members or ”the Hosp tai Thimble
club will meet with Mrs. A. B.
Coleburn. the president at her home
on Elm street. Tuesday afternoon.
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-—LOCAL GENERAL CONTRAG
TOR WELL KNOWN FOR WORK
oi the boiler sort. Henry Iv‘sbrisio
general contractor and builder and
nis organization are competent.
painstaking and thorough onjaii
work that they undertake to do. is
concern is in’a position torii‘sndw‘v
anything. however large. in-zhothw-
and execute a satisfactory Job. Esti.
males cheerfully given. Office: "2
North Ave. Norwaik. Phone rm
i’. O. Box 419 South Norwalk.--Adv
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November 5. Wanornu Council
wiu held a dinner for the benefit of
the “Paraphenaiio” fund. Election
will take place in December. '
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-—lm no and viclrolas sold
tame. Donnelly.—Adv.
chose:
Classes pere formed and
organiaed at the mil-tiny
Girls and Women's club h
club rooms last evening.
Chapters will be as follows»
Monday nights. 0-8
which is the oldest charlie _
club. Mrs. Arlhur Ben-o
dent. 3
Tuesday nights. the
chapter. Miss MeKcon.
This chapter tormeriy met ’i‘h
nights. .
Wednesday nights. s. new loll
organized last night. No nurno
floors as yet.
Thursday nights. :club on
rented to another orannizotlc
is used neither for the chapters
the classes. ‘~'
(gasses orsonized last night ,
‘3‘“ °' . ril as inli .
Monday nights. Miss bodice fl...“ pfiurenfrm'
Weld’a will meet. not in the club.
but in Red Men's hall. Main street.
This clasastiil remains a part or the
club. being held iii Red Mons hell
“2‘ Retry will be ten
" ructlon of Mrs.
‘ ibresident or the ,.
s‘hou. d be made through". '
pmlih. telephone 863 ‘3 ,
Mrs. Bonatis
ll
fie trees. enamolling o't
coloring oi coal-1‘s and
temples of her walk to the
”only because the floor there is so which Z'prophesied that those
issues will be able to make (
6! utoful gifts tor Chl'ioie "
very low cost. »
An other or new members en-
much better. The class is almost “1- laid it
led: there are however. room for a a nilin,
few more pupils. All in formation mas It
may. be obtained by calling Miss ‘
Weld at telephone 1056. rolled last night in the club. it is
Wednesday “15"“ "'0 milliner; announced that these veni
. D an“.
and dressmaking classes will meet ea In cubical to chug?” “min. re~ away from “I?
The miiilnery will be under the dir— quest certain number of e .
cotton or Miss Hart For information her-s. ‘ ‘ m m
alsloiacrehyiu hold its first met-
log the season at the .lioine'of .;
Bo word on. Tuesday agreeing.
l'i‘he Women's Foreign Missionary . , ..
Society or the East eoenue Meth'o- ‘ vb” '1 at 8 oclocir. . «-
Foreign Miss. Society
and will f return
- s e e '
The annual card party. of the .
alumni cl." St. Mary's Parochial
school Will be hold some time dur~
“15‘ November. Arrangements for
the same are now being made.
0
Best Lohign Goa: hurls & Grins.-
Adv. '
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~A'l‘ OUTBILL’Bl-ISB MARKET.
Choice New Bedford Escallops.
the finest of oysters. also shrimps.
crab meat and fresh caught nsh oi
the season are to be had every busi-
ness day new at this market. Cut-
bill's Fish Market has at all times
thebest the market affords in fish
food. ‘ Deliveries made all over this
vicinity. 71 North Main st. Phone
108.—Adv.
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The Woman's guild of Christ
church will give 9. supper and hold
a sat. November 11 at the church.
~ -AU'I‘0 BILLS DOG
Orasio Tucci 0; u Leflngton ave-
nue. reported to the downtown po-
lice that his car struck Mill killed
a dog in Letington avenue yester-
' day afternoon. The dog was own-
ed by William Toth of Lexington
‘ avenue. ‘ _ . . ,
me
one until thus for thepps‘rtr
‘ n ‘ y
in {the ”balcony She discour-
‘,_' your. expenditures and gets aw.-
, , oily interested in seeing you have a “ T
' bank account.
‘When the spender beoorncs the
ver, you can depend on it you can
" . . sell her on the uni-rises license idea
t
any time." he insists.
In a an..- or the most extra '
:oda‘y‘. is n
’ . him
wasting his money on things that '
really mean little to her. » . .
_I‘hs modern girl had a reputation
‘ce which is not lll‘i
has pted. position as" night
witchmon at the Rapture Hardware
Monufacturinfl counter.
_v .irstt Tones. or East avenue.
his added one more tube to his ra-‘
die out. which hissed it at present a
nine tube . .
turned from Boston. where he at.
tended medii'n‘itij of the Myent Chris
,. ety d or the
‘ colon.
. Charles W. Splint. or 16 Thomas
street. expects to make a trip to
.il‘lordia soon. .- .
, s a e
,. Officer Louis Bnehm is back on
his regular but after a short vaca-
in a. running suit or his B.- V. D’s .»
was seen galloping along East on.
nus and Gregory Boulevard. The
day evening. shortly borers
o'clock. A number 'of
(hill! saw hi
hi I n- till
I little I!”
W. ulticer Wll ‘
ii! “I .
intros
ormlk railroad station. The po- ‘
”blunted there but could
45' Mad that construction«
pens iiistort work out 1
no...” it of ant a'vcniis elm
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