A”; ostroying Elec-
Lt Bulbs .
m. li‘. ,I
Mini. H A. Bond of. it away ton III- to
Mid. has been appointed acting post~
tilil'm o! the Itou‘aiton l'ost. Cities
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Itoioo attest November 1. Mrs. Bond
render with the Condo Nest press in
Greenwich. Conn. The postal busi-
. ,qumupently appointed.
Many non Island residents will be!
Married in the announcement ot
the engagement of Miss Margaret
Punter Wills, daughter at Mr. and
Mrs. Clement C. Wills, 01 Int Isu-
Orly Bead. Nevark V. .i.. to Mr. M.
Intern Foote. son of Mr. and Mrs.
com F. Foam, formerly oi “lb
ton. Young Mr. Foote is the grand-
son or Mrs. John Ferris or Cobble
Boil Island. and one or the
6st: popular young men on the
island. He was a gtaduate of LI»-
high university, class or 19"”
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Miss Ann Cooper and Miss l min-
nla. Allen of Biooklvn. lime r'ctuxned l
u the guests of Mr. and Mrs. .lOStDll
unylo ot.‘ Itownyton IIIenue.
1.18 in the chapel of the church \\' ed.
osdo'y afternoon 'lhis will he the
first meet following the ending at
. the Anderson Crusade.
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Mr. Frank iloilins of Wailingtotd.
Court" is spendings s'm eral IlaIs vis-
iiting his daughter, Mrs. Marshall P.
Baxter ot itoton IIIcnIIe Mrs.
Rollins. who is visiting her sister,
Mrs .Anna Dornn in New Haven.
will arrive in a few days.
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The motor boat. "Teddy," which
has been anchored in the harbor all
. summer. has been hauled up for the
winter on Williamson‘s shore on
West Side avenue.
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Several complaints lIaIe been re~
eeivcd about boys destroying the
electric light bulbs in various sec-
fllons of the town. it‘ this deliberate
destruction of the bulbs continues,
Constable William La I-‘ontaine oi
. Crockett street will be obliged to
take action in the matter. This fact
should be brought to the attention
or the boys so as to avoid trouble in
the future.
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Miss Eleanor Davenport. daugh-
ter 0! Mr. and Mrs. Deodatc Daven-
g port of RowaIion aIenue, returned:
‘ last night to New Hm on where she
is attending Dr Arnold's phIsiral
The temporary apvomimem " to he cei-
hilt resigned" her position as proof» tor many years to 0mm
nous will be continued in the some Hm,“
05.19““ “my and from ”‘9 same post owning about ll: .lIl o'clock by Olli-
on“ building “m“ u postmaster “h or F rank Standing on the charge or
‘- .\ie1in was doing 45 miles an hour up
home after spending the I‘.',-IIlt- and}
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. The Ladies' Aid society of tltcl
Methodist Episcopal church IIiil'
hold its regular semi- -monthly mm t~ ?
It —— Speeder Arrest-
ed
' Town Clerk Stephen R. Hoyt pass-
od his 72nd milestone yesterday. Mr.
iloyt says that he doesn't feel 72 and
tuinly doesn't look it. He ex-
poets in till the office of Town (‘ lerk
.loIonIe B. Chatter. of 482 Main
Stamford. was arrested inst
dr'iting while. under the influence of
liquor. He will be unsigned in court
lit’ft‘ilt‘i Judge Chailes Dates Dana
'Ihis evening.
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Paul Doris oi‘ Middiosex ron‘ was
arrested Sunday morning abort ll.)
o'clock on the. charge of intoxica-
tion. Davis was creating a disturb-
ance and several complaints were
made to the police, about. his condi-
tion. OlliI-I‘Ir t‘lIaI'iI-II “'ood made the
arrest, ~
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Daniel J". Meliu of .368 Main street,
Stamford. was arrested Sunday
morning on the charge oi: speeding.
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the Post rend, it is charged. when he.
was stopped by Oi‘tiIIor Amos Ander—
\l‘ll.
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.\ huge tre'e. blow down on lh'ook-
side avenue in the tcrIIItiIz windntorm
yesterday.
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I'oniraetur William H. Arthur is
making: good progress with the wid-
ening ot' the Post road over Noroton
Illill. The. cement on one side has
‘ been laid and the. trolley tracks have
Ibeen put dow.n There are good dc-
iours in that section. however, and
traffic is not lilllt‘l] delayed by the
construction work. Just when the
new road will be opened is not cor-I
lain.
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Mr. and hits. William C. Berk and 1
daughter Maxie of Marion and Long
lieach. California. left yesterday on;
It motor trip to Florida for the win-l
in months. -
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”The Nine A class of the vilindley!
Junior High school rcccntlv held Iii
meeting and elected the following;
otiiI-r-rs i'ot the tear: Iresident, Dor-
cllII' Heading; Iico- president. Rich-I
:il‘d (311ml; premium and treasurer. 2
Madeline Richmond, and chairman?
of social and business cutnliiittee.i
’ Elizabeth Burgesser. l
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Miss l-‘Iina Inrlson. tcnehII at
the. ltoIic school. spent the week-1
end ~wlth friends in \i’ ashington, l) i
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ibe guests at The ("cloninl Hotel on
itownyton avenue for the winter.
Iir. Lassen is the, sun of Mrs. Lil-
' culture college.
It
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This evening at S l’.
Episcopal church will 'lioid its reg-
’ ulnr monthly meeting.
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Brooklyn over the week-end.
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Mr. and Ziirs Charles Lassen IIili
(ATTENTION
Formats ot quality high
This is the safest place to buy
Tempting meats that can't be beat
’ Quality and Sonia: '
1 MODERN MARKET
‘ P. E. Felt-child. Prop.
Phone 1450
Formerly Unhoitz Market
Hero at 16 North Main Street.
llan Lassen ol‘ itmvayton avenue.
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The motor boat "i.)olplilit.'
III] by Mrs. W. B. l‘nholtz. oi
i{\‘orwalk. has been hauled f0I the}
'wintcr on the slime owned lI_I I ap-I‘
Iain 'tndIcII Mills of l‘tounIton IIII
IIIIII.
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. .\i. the Sun-I.
. day school board of the Methodist‘
0IIII- .
South
Mr. and Mrs. George S. Moseley
of Rowayton avenue ‘It-n'tertained
Mr. and Mrs. lidwarvi Moore of:
i Mr and “1:1. \\iiliaIn imland I-i
Has: \‘otwalk wI-eII the guests
Captain and \lrI- \\'Iiliiun l SiIIInsl
of Logan place. yestetdai.
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The Ladies Aid Society of the Tittpo'i
tist chutch will meet “eansd-II
afternoon. the place oi meeting IIillI
be announced him.
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Captain Aaron Stevens and Capv
lain Frank Stevens ot‘ liowayton
avenue and Captain John Dc Waters
of Pennoyt‘r street caught a bushel
of black fish Saturday, fishing.r off
Sound reet’.
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Extensive repairs are being made
to the bungalow. owned by Mr. II‘I‘III-
dinand Hal-tog of Rowayton avenue.
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Mr. Harold Munhal of Crockett
5 TUBE
“RADIO
ARAB.
Times Square Auto”
Supply
Q! ll. Main 8t. 80. Norwalk
crux aromas
street was the guest at a party giv-
on to Miss Veda. Levy. daughter of
Mr. undulrs. Charles Low or North
Main street, South Norwalk, Friday
evening.
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Mr. and Mrs. Norman Taylor and
(laughter. Norma. of Vincent place
have returned to their home after
spending several days visiting Mrs.
Taylor's mother in Waterbury,
Conn. .
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Captain Preston Hart of McKin-
ley place spent the neck-end visit~
‘Iing his family.
Placing your requirement
wav. or Kodak or Tiffany.
South News“:
Shoat-Mir -_-.‘ j
'{EITHER YOU'BUY ON GUESSWORK.
OR 0N CERTAINTY
the guess work.
Doors and Sash are not alike am more than ate
pianos. cameras or jewelry or how could there be a Stein-
Home charm is not measured in dollars and cents.
... selection is more potent than expenditures in its achieve-
ment - it’ s surprising how inexpensively beauty can be
built into homes with the right kind of woodWOrk. Blii
have outlived their usefulness.
Quality ~— Dependability —— Service. Only \I‘ltll' these
The Hatch 69° Bailey Co.
semi .. can... wot Boards. mm
with our Company eliminates
.io lI‘iordia has its tribulations.
-‘thc Shenandoah, we reached a. clean
on the road to Florida, left, it tuniliy worlds: to .
the men busy themselves over the tubs; right, liob norm
radiator.
BY liOll litiiiiiAN
MIAMI. l<‘iII., Oct. 26.——1I‘livverlng
So
long as you travel the. paved high-
ways of the north: all right. but—
]II a drizzling rain 1 left New
York. II. 100 per cent tourist. The
wire. sat beside me, the kids were
piled behind with IIIisocllnIIeous lug-
gage. while. on the running board
were tent and cots. 'l‘hc bedding
roll was wedged into the. spare tire
carrier on the. rent.
Taking: the Inagniilcient William
Penn Highway. we reached Harris-
burg tiI ei'lrai. night. and the down-
pour Iirovo us to a hotel.
Tito road lot; oi? the next. day is:
good roads into and across Mary-
lnnd holes and more. holes across
ilII- narrow mm of West Virginia
and better roads in the “Old Dom-
inion." Speeding through the late
dusk down the beautiful valley of
camp in the shadows of the. liltlo
ltidue. six miles north of .‘ltaunton.
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it was my that attempt “It pitch-
ing IIIv new iaugiId auto tent. Not
so haId. aftII r you sat the. hang at it
llili. it had to be figured out. One
comfort, however. was that other
Florida Pilgrims alongside were
also struggling with their tents.
The next day we crossed the range.
and then to LynnIIiIhng over an ex-
ceiiInt road mount for one. IIillniII-.
ous detour of nine miles that cost a
broken spring.
The read now was gr'nIei. but. ex~
cclionl. l‘IIItIIIinI: South Boston. a
restaurant sign proved too tempting
to be resisted. After a fine. meal we
EAST NORWALK
WATER AT R. R.
BRIDGE CAUSES
AUTtlS T0 STALL?
Have to Be
I
Many
Holds Up Work On
East Avenue
Nearly a foot and a hall of water
accumulated under the railroad
bridge over iIIast avenue during the
storm yesterday. Many of the u'uios
passing under the bridge were stal-
led for a time and had to be towed
out.
Tito contractors were unable to
work a part oi! Saturday afternoon
and all of Sunday. as they had plant
ned. but today a full force 0: men
is busy getting the road ready for
item on in the monolith
. tiII bed our slumber.
it
Towed Out ~ Storm thI
decided to make lip 10!
Oh we. rode. until no
otIeriug, Ive niodo e m ’
school yard near the
North Carolina. A gmvnyflrd was
over the. fence. but no thosis (us.
in with the sum and be time
on the road. But a wo . I warn-
Ing! v-iIglnta requires '9. complete
stop at. railroad crossings. No signs
“"1““ the foreign autoiots‘, and runny
a court reaps a harvest. ‘;
North Carolina is more consider-
ate with large signs at “on cross-
ing. You tintl Florida. mild inurlters
in Virginia. though; and even no.
Ihor north.
II rom Durham, N. 0... mil) Greens-
item. 60 milui of concrete would
madden any heart. So tempting
Iierc the roads that I drove to Gun-
tonia to n. hotel and a flood warm
bath. _
III South Cmollns [travel roads
started again. Drouili had brought
them to It terrible BhupWorIiIIroI
tends. rattling a cor‘ almost to
pieces. “e. jolted on into Georgia to
camp that night at Amend,
it was a free camp maintained
by tho _I:iiI', Iviilt It‘tlie .‘ shower
baths, toilets and lights. . .
Some 100 autos were there. All
new bound for 1-‘ lorida. And‘niany'
was the argument own the Inertia
of the east. and \\ est coast. with .nn
occasional word for the rectum!
lIiilelnnds.
The roads of Hades mar be paved
with good intentions, but those of
Earl Plait of News avenue has
purchased II. (.‘fll‘ and is in firidgeport
today securing new plates for it.‘
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II‘IIIIam Olsen of Plan street III
now emplmcd at the Nash Engin-
coring Company.
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A new cement sldowulk is being
aid in front of M. SanI-Ielius' Shoo -'
IRepair Shop of First street.
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Miss Carrie. Marion Blah of Mount
\’ ernon. N‘.1
vid Gould over the woek~cnd. _
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‘eter O'Hara of Fort Point sired
I] bought a new car.
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Mr. and Mrs. James Monroe, for
meriy of Fitch. street. left today to
;St. Petersburg, Florida. where they "
expoct‘to make their home. Mr.
Monroe recently sold his properly in
lI itch street. ‘
VISITS . STATE SCHOOL
Miss Lucille Brands of tho Rosie
school. visited the State
mental'schbol in ‘New Haven recent-
ly. ‘ ' ~
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‘aAdvertiso in the Sentinel tor the
.. Iislted with Mrs. Dag ‘
Exporlr '
III-mounting paired with springs.-
IInto springs. IEvsry halt mite one
on see in the dust a. leaf from
Home ears smilil’. 0?” l . ‘
ill‘ nestt morning Ive chino to At.-
LInIII, It woodcut-omen by a ma:-
nirieent boulevard trout sum
\quntntn int9 the city. ' '
out at Minn. II headed south the
.il' often Intuit to the hubs in dust
'Ilitl ruts.’ Fifteen Inn“ an hour he-
Iamo speed, Cordeie, flag was the
n. \t night's stop. There we met the
'IIIII charge for an auto camp 25
(1 his. but the comp maintained by.
the city is ideal. ,This camp was
Irowdo‘d. We were I nearing the
promised land.
The seventh day brought us into
lI‘iortdu. The roads showed an im‘
mediate improvement.
Sixty miles of concrete from Lake
1 ny to Jacksonville afforded an .
ideal rest. 021 into the night we“
spud The camp at Jocksdnviile did
not appeal. so we continued into St.
Augustine. '
Going up! The charge. thorn tor
pitching our tent. was ill cents. '
1n the midst of the rush into
counter to the current Which damp-
Inc-d my hope that beret-y visitor
would get rich. '
We met u. ramshackle Ford. head-v _
ed North piled with luggage crowd- ‘
ed with It man. woman and three
children. rattling a. metallic w.oli
Across its rear in crude chalk lot- \
tors sirnHETOd the sign! '
“Trusted in God. Busted in F19”
ion. Al: (Imus bound)? ‘ .
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Arthur B. Robinson relieve, Indi-
Win lawyer, has boon-n uppointea
by Gov.- FA. Joshua not Indian. to
snoéeed the tote Sumner Balaton in
the U. 8. Senate. ' ’
the steam shov cl.
9 best [Isults
there is more satisfaction in knowing that they will hold
their shape and retain their finish long after ordinary doorI
three is a transaction complete
Connecticut
Has resisted fire
THE A.
end your roofing troiibies for
a long time to comepyby'supa
for nearly 25 years.
360.540 Knowlton Street
and weather
WB
II iorldu. We saw one sight runningI .
Norwalk Chronicler