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~astor Gives "Impres-
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Crusade in Nowell:
u—Haliowe’en Doings
2's. hi. S. .i—‘ntvenport, Mill?!“
.- nl'Ioltl. Mm. Churiel s. Gianna
fut William Jennings or Rowuyton
'wl Mrs. iiiumpt‘ of East Norwalk
1' nllod tits quurtirrly conference of
ill-‘ [indies Aid Society pi thin ,dile
Inn-t held In the 'Wnshinston Pork
l E. church in Bridgeport WINT-
tiny.
Dr.
Willium Kidd.'district lub'or-
wns in Norwnik a short 'tlme.sgo.
was in Norwalk 9. short time 0.80.
. won the chief speaker. -‘
Devotional services which begun
at 10:30 A. M. and were led by Rev.
Willimn Meliermott. were followed
by a. talk by Dr. Kidd and the re-
port._ot th esccretury, Mrs. Fredero
ick i’otcn.
iloport ot‘ the treasurer. Mrs. WilI‘v
oluilmm committee and n‘nominut-
lug committee were followed by an-
other uliort talk by Dr. Kidd on
“The!!! haul of Methods."
Mm. Revere gave a working Dro-
grcm o [the Ladies Aid: Miss Moi-l
hello Purcell of New Milford spoke
rhuhvcnmeém
ldtondcnt of M. E. churches who V
liar.) Revere. a ppointmont of n res; ‘ ' .
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iNEL—so. NORWAl.K._ cons. .
“"i M” "liiwnl to the grout thoriiyi
01 éu'unlr- Tho tlrct four subjects
will ho:
vii-mo. llo vm‘npod unscathed from
a trap hm; \shcn his‘rlioirust‘r wus
:killul by shots from‘h‘ poltro cor-
.NovmnIn-r 5.4." In Never Too 1 lion's shot nuns and con officer was
I.nta‘- to Mend." lwriounly wuunilnd by Durkiu. The
November 12-—“it Will All Comowhnating omurrod u! the home of
Out in tho Wunh." . liotty Wot-nor, Inn-kid's sweetheart.
November 194-“Ono Mail‘s -()pln. when he wnlkod Into n'trup preur-
ion in nu Good u-Anothors." rungml by the girl's uncle. Lloyd
November 26+:‘Two Can leo no Austin. who died late yesterday 0!
Cllt'fliill' us One.” t‘ll'Vl‘ll 'hullot wounds.
' . W purmn, nicknuml'd 'Tho Sheik,"
Chicago Murderer {because of his dapper appearance.
Escapes Police Net
ltus cilllllt'tl the arrest of nunicrous
”,1." who sought refuge in various
I'l‘uomo, Oct. so.‘ (AP.)-—Marty;iuiln pm when crowds threatened
J. Durklnl cough! to} the murder (,1 , ihmn, and pollen arrested them. All.
it (lepnrtmont of Justice operativo.i““"" l'i‘lviliml. 110'.vcv¢.-r,. with letters
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your life-to kill the joy of living?
New Styles for Men and Women
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on"‘ny products of Work; Miss
Harriet Osborne or New York spoke
on tip "Supreme Idea] of Work"
and thou it was time for luncheon.
During the afternoon meeting.
there were reports from the thrcu
group presidents, sevornl solos and
the report of tho nominating com-
mittee. Mrs. Murshall I'. Richards 01’
Durirn was elected president of this
district.
An address on the World contor-
ence at Stockholm by Dr. John W.
Lungdulo superintendent oi the
Brooklyn southern di_ rlct ,wos u:-
so given. More tiiun .50 attended.
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Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Hickey
oi linwuyton llf‘ltt'll are spending thr
week-end in Philudeiphln when:
they except to witness the Illinois-
i‘onnsylvnnlu gumc in Franklin
field.
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homo uftvr spending a. short time
with their son in Syracuse, New
York. -'
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Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Rich enter-
, mined at party of [minute at dinner
at their home on Boll Island recent-
ly. A feature of the dinner was the
venison. .M r. ilich shot the deer
while on n hunting trip in tho moun
tuins'ol upper New York state.
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ay, from the morning when one needs a tailleur for
street wear, to the evening, when a formal'gown is'in
order. And needless to say, the materials, styles, and
‘ 9 colors vary in like-proportion. ' . '
' Satin Afternoon Frocks ,
a.
‘ j ‘ "maymhow a waistline, and skirts may bor‘full with. e
l‘ oircular‘flare. Lovely lace collars and cuffs make some
,‘ distinctive, others’are self-finished at neckand sleeves.
g . yBlacks and. brownspredominate in these charming,
i l .1 . Frocks, although every popular shade is represented.
_ “V " " 'deiiored- Dresses 3 .- ;
,, —-for the. professiomil and ; business 'wo'mdn“
ore‘ffeotured in th’ese’Dresses, and thetriminiiiginotifs
' are . unusual we distinctive. Prices .a‘réj‘vory reasoning. '
é—are delightfully. fashioli‘ed‘pf'oxqfilsitehbrico urem-
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lyl individual. There are Dresses forevery hour in the .
-—.corne, striiiglitline, with buttons for trimming, or they ,
$1550 w sincerest“;
. d cohietlyx
dijiifledtnd snort. Both silk and woolev . materials ‘
_ [mg-is brunette; thenfthere‘ are brilliant colors Wicket; .,
. your dirk‘eyei nud’hair; ‘or if, you are blonds, theipustel 7
most. They are lovely,ADresses, call of“ ., -
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~ Moore,“ New York .city.
pnrty followed by vaudeville.
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! their cottage on Dell Island.
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Rownyton bench is practically de-
si-ried. Among those who have
c‘oacd‘thelr cottages for the season
nod recently returned to the city
' uro: Peter Harper, to Long Island;
(diaries ,‘ Buyer, to Long Island;
ti'lirlord Hayes, to Norwulk; \Villiom
Walter
E. firing“ has commenced building
a cottage ‘on the bench. ‘
t ‘ ‘ ‘ n o . 0
Mr. and Mrs. Thomnsy H. Hickoy
of Rowayton avenue gave a. Hello-
we'enparty at their home recently.
it
documents ‘were enjoyed. _
Among those present werez‘Miss
Florence ‘Fohey. Miss Mary Hickey,
tor Miss Morgaret’Dooley. Miss'
' I. aloha ZWortmunn oil‘Stsmtoi-a in
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' guests; from Norwalk.
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,Vict‘or Selim nve a. short tail: on
:1“ pro-stone.”
shinny. ma Coughnn, George nick—
ey, William Hickey. .Grant Sammie.
Will Jackson, Mr. and Mrs.
ckey ind a. n‘imber of
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visiting Henry Whitehead at in.
cotton on Rowanon ,beech for e
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‘u‘um'fli'brayer meeting held at
the- Rmmqn :2 13-pin: Church on
MM!!!- A special none ”Wipe has
been unmount- wiiich the Rev.
_ W,,.9‘Iihbreil0hl‘f lied to do .
with Madden fifth! recent robec- ‘
mleurvim‘the toe-one they tenth;
undlfthe none the: they had .done
«lumen end dancing followed by rc- : J
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Mr. and Mrs. William Plnknoy or i
have returned f t ‘
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Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Todd at Now i , ' .
v Haven are spending it few days at i , ,'
Miss Mgr-tins. Chard. Mr. and Mrs. ; ~
Bedell Cook. the Misses Rosenplen- Y ‘-
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THE HOME-OF. GOOD CLOTHES FOR MEN AND WOMEN
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Opened
Stunning N ew' Fur Trimmed-w Coats
‘ 10E WILSON . .3;
. . . - l Mr. and Mrs. Edward Shine 0! (H of
i Here are the captains 0f the 11‘ Crockett stroo‘jwill attended u‘por-I ,; . ,1
l 13:73] £131 a: figflfnfl‘gef <16]?th iynm boa given by 3;”. and Mrs. ' ‘. ‘ From a variety so large as we present, every woman, in
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'udelphlo. Oct. 31. in one or the big- ms, Ivonne, 8a.";dny moms“ “' .3!” mdxvxduellytbecommg (it price mthm her means.
gent lnterseotionul games of the sea- » e. e u ‘ g 4"
30“- l’n CWJ’O“ d0“; “‘0‘"- lllrs. Frederick Sprowcr oi Ros' ”U
V. . Grangezis ind" 0‘ the .1241” and ‘ wayton. avenue has rented her home i
“ , , . , , , delrl’r‘icmaii‘nnsnlgaegs?t :gdthdy :2- to Miss noun Crossmon oi Norwulk.
‘S‘TAMFORD NORWA ' .l ‘ ~ 0 ~ ~ " ° ' ‘ $ $
k ’ ‘ LIV MERIDEN v °”‘°8' ‘ , - . hire, Robert -l.y_nch or Rowuyton l ‘
' - ‘ . . , ' loreuuo entertained her sister from 24‘- . ' a’
l Port (flit-mega! her home yesterday. 4 ,. b
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At , 3—— ‘ ‘ . - i Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Fried and it, . .
- ~ . ‘ _ .. . ,- ‘ family or Dell, Island. who how i . _ /
‘ , " ‘ . ' . ‘ ' , been spending the summer bore. ,i
; ‘ , . ' \ . . have gone to New York city for tho
I so ‘ . a . . ' ‘ _. ‘ i winter.
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i .. 7 u . r: a . ccaSlons .: 1 Mrs. Charles R. Jucger ot Rowuy- i 2‘},
, ,. 1 . V . ' . . t . . ton avenue spent yesterday“ in . ;:F
1 f " / ‘ ’ ‘ _ . 4 ' . Bridgeport with Mrs. Samuel I it“? '
' . l o Ch ". . " ‘ “ ‘1. Stevehs and Mrs. George McKibbin. "
g, i ' ‘ ‘ ‘ . 'i‘oday“ Mrs. Jueger is going to New ‘.
' z» . 008mg that N EW £71. OCk _. . York city taking with her two chlld— .,
,1 ~becomcs indeed a pleasurable occupation when one “may flux“ 11“!“ “‘(‘fm°°“uf”f‘°"' v’w‘
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i considers the lovely style-sting season offers.» Each {“29 gratin; “33° 52‘?’c.,..f‘,,g,..s ,r,‘ ;
g - . Frock in our selection is distinctly new .and distinct. in“?
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I Coat buying heads the calendar this month. Cool Fall days will soon one “right. of way” to wintry blasts. The
5‘" new Winter coats are here in all their fashion correct variations. Every model carries some individual mark.
rge or, small hus‘an equal opportunity to select a style
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Bigt Friendly, Warm
re. sure that these overcoats will Have many
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Exitss's'urpassing fine tailoring; its rich
can style—these are the features
distinguish a .
“KUPPENl-Eflwfifi”
OVERCOATS
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Give your feet a chance to keep vigorous, comfort-
able and useful—Arch Preserver Shoes will do it.
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Luxurious comfort is yours in one of these great
coats. Cut full" enough for knee protection
when riding, without getting in the Way when
youwalk. Their all-wool materials" are in plain
'colOrs,‘or pleasing patterns.
We’ ,
' admirers among men 'who like. their clothes
« cheerful withoutbeing too conspicuous.
Norwalk Chronicler