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CEiVITI" or. SPECIAL INTEREST .FOR TliE WOMEN OE TVORWALK

ear East Relief Tag Day Nomgmriunxfiu [ LITTLE SCHOOLHOUSE J Norwalkers Stay at Home and Wl SCON SlN ’S .
Campaign Brings in $550 “hm “Mm“ , » . . . c . Entertain While .Rain Rages PRIMARIES

‘ EManK‘ Who Planned Week End Touring or Cam ling SEPT 71'" i ..

 

 

 

Miss Ethel Keeler represented
- Abbie Ann Wilson’s-Team Nets Most Money; Miss mm“ " "‘° mm” “mu“

, , y _ or the otiioere oi the Connecticut
. Sylvia Gans Collects Over $60; One Hundred Girls ’ihii' 11:23: “hula-me. Ui"?.mls'§
0 O 0 W
and Number of Women Sell Tags Wm... em... a...“ m. w. m
at the Jewish Theological Seminary
yw°mu "at e "In “‘0 "mm" ‘nerd. Dorothy Candee and Dorothy at or West mro street. New rorlt
that brought great credit upon Delgngy,

city. '
yes. the hundred girll who Mrs. George Ingham. No. 12;.nutu Th0 31mins "I! for t!“ ruinous

tor the Near East neliet McGl‘cgor. Goddes Weed. Marion 0‘ cOlinlilerlns the advisability oi as.
5- cleared more than “no. O'Reilly. Betty Lane. Ruth Corbett. “WIN" A visiting Rabbi tor the
1, amount isiarger than h“ over Edna Gorhanl. 01”.“. Plifl‘ldl.‘ mi‘ll communities or Connecticut, u
the, Mildred Morgan. Frances Hartnett ‘ “WNW“ ‘0 Ml- Rose Brenner
._ M °°"‘°‘°‘- 1‘“ m" ‘0“1' and Grace Jonah.“ who was the beloved and devoted
,' last about esoo. And there are Mm wnum mum. No. 14; President or the National Council or
pi .three or tour boxes yet to be ‘

Jewish Women.
. Pearl and Eleanor Lewis. Gladys ‘
1 ed in tor this year's sum. '0 Podmore. Eileen McMahon and “l" ”t a“ six Connecticut '00-

rips Forced to Cancel Arrangements at Last lin-
ute; Weather Makes Indoor Sports Preferable -.

Y o u n b L l , *
Labor Day proved a great disap- Mr. and Mrs. Edward Welles or B til ZTBOS 85191‘196
pointment to the majority or Nor- lil East avenue are entertaining Mr. .a es 0 ave '8 0'»
walkers. practioTliy all of whom had and Mrs. William McFarren oi htlcal Prestige—4‘“ Fac-
ianned somethn s eeiai tor the H00 t .iii. .
{01.4%. ‘ ’ ”'°" . . . tlons Labeled G. 0. P.
Those who had decided to stay in ---—-

Edmund E. Crows or 3 West aire-
town and entertain were lucky: nue. South Norwnik postmaster. is MADISON. Winn—Wisconsin is s.
those who had decided to go touring spending the Labor Day holiday out rollllcnl Gritty quilt M ii- Iii I’Ullll'
lor calling. were not so lucky. Any- of town.

can primary of Sept. 1 approaches.
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The materials or this quilt tire the
spent the week-end in the city. than Mrs. Catherine Clark of Boston is main battle lines and connects in a ‘
"I“ had It “I"! Planned to do so. visiting Mr. and Mrs. Fitzgerald o! fiil‘unlo between "Lni-‘uiioltcisnl"
‘ the total may be well over Katherine Durnin. tione were “D “d'NN'ukm' ' ' ’ Springliiil avenue tor fl. few days. and Republican t‘onscrhitlt‘t‘s.
' . . Mrs. Elton Baker. No. 15; Annie “my” if" :0". ““"3 “mm“ Mr. and Mrs. George D. Waring or t ° ° Young llnh Lnl-‘olciio is hacking
- Abbie Ann Wilson's team Taylor. Bertha Kish. Bertha 3‘0“" grid” r: re. Hugo Moltasoh; lBhorehuen are entertaining Mr. and Mrs. Edward Bolssevnln who has Gov. John J. llllllm‘ for ilii‘ U. s.
’i e best work oi all. Next in or- cis, Bernice Kish, Bernice Hassard. C‘mfgp‘: 3°12" by M“ Samuel .Mrs. Kenneth Btevenson or the been spending the summer at the senatorial \ilonilllnllml ll;alntt Non.
: according to the amount col- Flor-o, shepherd. Mildred Shepherd. Mrs. Robe; mash” Section by iPiun Hotel. New York CRY. All“ Shadowiawn inn. has Just returned Htor Irvine i.. Lt‘ilroui, candidate
- were: Agnes assets and syivie Gene. For MD “a who. on m. m. M“ M- ”1W"y °‘ N" ”1"“ cm“ M"- Z"
a hire. Elton Baker'steam- ‘ Mrs. Conrad FNY- N°- “P I‘m“ portant question. the h d th b
‘ "fl- Ffllnk 3-410" mm- Dibble. Eleanor Dibble. Arline Ayrea ' t 0 I It

to the city again after spending a for it third term.
- .. . .. - ithia Brent 0: Melnph'ils‘.I Tcnn; 13nd short time in Elizabeth. New .icr- LaFolietio ”We"! Norman L.
' ' The udrtain Kindergarten on Willow Street. Dr. and hire. Fenian re 0 ew
>. lira Leon 8. Fishe team. and Comm, mm... “min“ 0‘ Dr- Ora-men. who
' oi the girls worked hard. The

 

I‘M D "y. E’kern for governor ngnillst Fred B.
York city over r lv- 0 0 0 Immerman. a progrnantm holler
"haunted the Jewish Theologicgl e e e G d N t from the LnF Ii t p

.m in the greatest amount Dag” “Emil: “it""ietg‘gggt Seminary: Dr. Davidson. one or the Let the child develop his mind To a certain extent. the school is Mr. “a Mrs. Aitred 3“,“ of “13521 'pfzd{::r{he°;cae’k_engr,: 0M, 3 to“, ”erratum.

‘ ney were: bem'Ednh Mod” u'urm Caldwell Directors or the Jewish Agricultural "WW” “WNW“ 3‘ "”0"“ n‘ "m °“ "‘0 “mm“ ”mm °' d°‘ saugatucit are entertaining several Naunwck. Blaine is the old friend and nllv
. lvia Gene. Mrs. Baker's team. and 'Natalio Gmm'm Society. and Rabbi M. Cohen or the ther than "in spite ot the bonds of valoplllg the individual side or the triende on. the holiday. . , , of the We Robm M Laymlmo sr
here. mm, Team No. 10. M F d H M ‘ ‘3 Bruc United Synagogue. 0! America. rdetraint. child. rather than encouraging him . . s ' -
.alen Device. Miss Wilson's Heiern'. 3:36: tryorgthe‘iine an: A second “no“ of the meeting This is what Mrs. Caroline Sartain to mingle with the herd. regardless
No. 'l. ’

”I i R w.' to d|lc b u n w n P‘. an “L alld Ml.- JOlln Morrimdn, Sta. Voting Bob {I out on th ll ll l

‘ _ a! on loldan ‘nd suG Glovflf till tn. IprI‘u‘l n 0 Mel. And thi. l. t t. u ”a | l' l g “)9
ed. 0‘ th. m‘nner I. to WI]? her or no he ll the lcfllt f .nd

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h ‘ E t have just returned to their home in gnu“: typical LnFolloito speeches
(East avenud IV. (on. 0 1° "i Philadel hi ., i d 0" ‘3‘"°~- ' h ' . -
Mrs Theodore Henry Harbor “1' "'0". rural Jewish 00mmuni. in which she ‘c‘i’ltllllductsthel; little kin- :Lfini‘nteresied in what the rest are 12.“ Hemp-hm- tor a short time. Newmfiggkpimfi 3.53:2; raised odds Zlgpfljll‘eo Emilie lili‘ai
. .- ' ergar en on ow s ree . - _ ' that home.

“ m w» w....-. saline. at... .. .. . r .. M-
. ' - n - ' oi age are admitted. The school mate atmosphere around the little .
race ”‘W' “'1' Hadley'l “gainipragithilirdley Dorothy Hull indulge :itezmm‘ntufiglui: ”“9“" "m“ f" “m “3"" °'°' "“mumn' “r M'" “mm ““1“" Shorehaven Chlb m" 1“ mud" °t w'“ “mu“
limo. 1tie Cotter Mrs. Hadley's Emma Richmond. 'Freda Gainer: "“0“ discussion. Ind weighing the mentnry "m” a! we" as “we! her “an” in her own mm. on Wil-

is entertaining Mr. and Mrs. John

 

W. Stevens and daughter Ethel of
cum low street. and will take no more . - .
die. 19 Marion Hill. Marion Keller. Grace pros “d cons 0‘ "I. situation. the atifin‘ilihgzgtuhgcliigliiitiElfin” i.’ lthan 10 or 1:: children into her gut?!:u?:.lerelsu:ithlfiluB§ll-3irlid Mount Vernon. at the” home 0""
oiiie '3 on. m" Wilson's Shaw. Doris Pennoyer. irene Taylor. conference "fled ‘0 mm. a com~ Mrs. slum" only tnkcs tho chii- school. 3 0 .th :wlmu“ at the dance In“ the week-end. John Chequer, tamous
W Anna and Gertrude Cotter. mittee to make a. MOD" ”3"” °‘ dren through the third grade. Shc ilcr enrollment for the coming w": “I: Shorehaven goit club Bat- concert tenor. also or Mount Ver-
“‘ ”lbw“? “0’1““! in- Ml" Lorraine Tripler, M7" Craw- the territory and requirements. Th“ does however succeed in that time. term is not yet complete. but Mrs. 9": ‘ ht. non. ll iourth guest “- “‘9 Hards’
. W“ “‘1" "l“ m“- 5m” P- m‘ I.“ "m l” “k“ “P "“11 fl ‘ in giving them tirat class knowl- sartnin says that this is not unusual, “'M'Lnsfiomm save a lam am... home- Mr- Hard- “ at present In
rie Giorebino. Ml" WW Elroy assisted by‘ taking charge of meeting to I). called in the near edge or the three It's as well neitor the places are not usually entire- ocedin the event. Others Canada where he will remain until
‘--. ' ' headquarters in NWV'llk- 1““ Wil- ““1"" u. the committee‘s “W" plenty o! instruction in physical cdu- 1y rilied until a short while betore Dirty p5. dinl‘ler parties large or Thursday. Miss 1‘“ Harda i“ visit-
- the above named girls son was also uptown. ‘ will b. "“5 “W“- cstion games. outdoor work. nature the beginning at the season. which w ° n '
"in more than :15. Miss Gene Mrs, William Gainer, Mrs. George

 

 

 

 

 

ing Mrs. Atwatcr in Cambridge.
: Mrs. James Burley oi '
~.._.. studl'. and the principles or botony takes place this year on September 5T:‘l.ln‘wgr1 Knapp. Mrs. John Friz- Mass. over the holidgy_ As Mrs.
.ed herseli by bringing in Scott Hubbell. Mrs. Frank Hadley. Y0 P l s and “08mm”. 28. M Cutheil Mrs. A. C. Deyo. Hard: says: The holiday ilnds the
course “I, h“ ‘ um M“ Elton aunt and u“. been 3. mil; Ii eop ea fl Iii-ls: Hay and Mrs. Ramsey. family pretty well scattered.
’ htare. South Main and Fish were on duty downtown. 0 0“. ' . . . . .
,. m a we “a... .°“i’.‘.° n - POPPY DAY GIRLS GIVEN PICNIC BY ..".°“h'.%‘.f nature: an.
. very hard. htl th Brande had charge or the Rowayo p am LEGION AND v F. w. POSTS AND AUX ties 3' the club today. gauchltor. Bus. 0: ‘l‘lewtollvfrulirerrece‘,z
. leon's team broul 1| 0 ton district while Mrs. Perc Ber- ave can enter an ng y owe. 0
"amount 0! money. Perhaps rett presided over Brookeide y Despite the pain of yesterday. the G ii h -——-—--—"—
" due to the tact. first. that Under Miss Brande. word: Mar- 25 members oi the Young People's Thirty girls. Poppy Day sellers. en- president: Mrs. Catherine a tilt er.
. the members were high

Norwalk Country Cl lib Denbury. tor a short time.
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10”. Dutault, Elan". DQVOI'IDOH. Division of the Norwellt COMIC" of joyed th. plenio given them It islltmehnmele‘ln Afizrrérezzl: “3‘33. ._._ns— William P. End and Mrs. Elile, 0!

‘3 is. and second. to the tee: Emu, 3.9"“, Lola 3m"; Celia Religious Education. are expel-lend. not“ Point. Saturday by me Am.“ . . .

'jere placed in busy sections. Battemn. Miriam Bond. Jennie "'3 ‘ "‘0" ““8“!“ "Gk-"Id it

an Margaret leonard The Norwalk Coudntry‘ciub ruin; Sausatuck, are ‘Mn‘ ‘ tea at their
A lie I . J ' ing a busy w k-en . Ca. urda

they did very well. Johnson d Janet Quick. Camp Mohawk. the Y. M. c. Acamp lean Legion and Legion ux rt AM“ Merriam, Horton mm)“

ten oi the girls in the

h ‘ ttendanae home this\ afternoon, in honor of
n a ' .
Credit is due Mrs. A. M. Fech- in the Litchdeid Hills. and the V. P. w. and the V. F. W. and Charles ismei wednt t‘iiftngteilfig 37h: fxnwig:d8ctii‘i-d°ay night dance. 3:» “llama. Pgiurl' 33;:3. 01113;: L...
PX!“ Wilson's teem. heimer who was chairman in charge “0 young folks left in motor Am‘ll'firy- . h b6. t and 31““ t0 "‘0 300 'P r 0 Tonight. the “be, Day “my...“ "a".
"“100 girls who worked or arrangements go, m. event and ears saturde noon and will return A uneclnl cal took t 9 menl 0“ crow . i ‘ h mended an ‘0 mm“ another “a“ Wm, . .
, loath Norwalk. Darien who did a 8"“ deal of '0“ m“ home late evening. There was tho party trom, South horwain Among the grs w 0 special features. Stu rdevent's or-
. . was s. team of makin the is da th sum it I'llnming and games Saturday ait- shortly after 2 o'clock. Arrived at were. cheetra will play for the danclnl- 125 East avenue, are entertainin Blaine Wm defeat Lcnroot by a. sub-
" ' there ‘ t y e ernoon and esterda morni Er their destination the girls were given ituih Banks. Mary Arteli. Rose M A B n g i
. Island “lid" the turned Wt to b" neet‘L. laxtoyn courtly chairiiaan oi tickets tor the various amusements and Ida Generic. Lena and Anne Parsley fog-den: e e. othinclnnati. tor a staléitiai Tngogotll. its hectic 0mm“
Gloetsner “h? l ' the Y M C A. was in charge of a and they spent the remainder of Jnssil. Lois liulsz. Dorothy Barrett. A a w" t ”Med with "m.“ L y . . . m ever-h e in n 5‘ seen apconmm
. . They included. ' Hubbell-Ham devotional service The cup at). the utternoon'iust having a. grand idn Knvnnesky. Ella Von Hcimott. ti o i 2° sen garnish,ior the Mr and \M s R b Sii k allory :5 Elton ? “ mam
' J. Jarb'oe. Henry id were confined to they Itilfagtive good time Lucille Scarso, Betty Weeks. Ben- “I; '::l:lzgho:: the winter months. 22 couch st rt'h o Trig. coc of wit out: ‘n we er‘o n‘ {in the slate
. Robert Freeman- Miss Clara Ham. daughter of MP- :screatien hall tor most of yoster A supper of sandwiches. home trice Lowndes. Consuelo Dawson. '1: eliould be kept in as unny window. the holiday l'ee ave c t town over gnu-clinic dfr :21: ill: a: thrgugh
szlzpumcilifi: and M'" William H‘ Ham of day. but today additional outdoor made cakes. pickles. cortee, all sorts Polly Merrill. - . . . “an. tailgnlid amaze of parly affilia-
" m Till Am“ Brooklawn avenue, Will be Wed to sports h“. 3“” planned h" of 5°“ drinks was “'1” ed by all. Melina 8‘3"“ “”3"“ 8""“V Dust Moll Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Miller of tions is sorely puzzled. The present
. .11. Melon 9- Harvey Hubbell. Jf.,'gon of Mr. lnd Mr. and Mil. Fundi- H North- following the tun. Irene Klska. Marjorie Herring, Mll- Dust mopu should be washed in Hudson street or entertain] Mi iineu has even native Badgers
.1 ° F‘chh‘lm"? . Mrl- HE"!!! Hubbe“ 0‘ 3” P“! rep. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Tilly and Among those who attended trom dred Shepherd. Helen Roberts. Ethcl M. “d. w", “a or three ".1... Ann am" or Mount “mags!" I; sue-sling M to ”Who's Who” in me
. . Beach had Tea)? 1‘0- avenue. saturday afternoon. October Mr. Baxton are chaperoning the out- the Legion Auxiliary were: Mrs. Ornhes. Gladys Olsen. Helen ltoecn- Otherwise they scatter additional “w din melangv.
flags. iArnko‘ld. Rut 1611- 2. at St. John's Episcopal church in log. . HenrySimon. president; Mrs. Ander- burg. Emilie and Catherine Vasst. am instead of clawing the floors.
“mam;- lilo. 5: ’Doro- grungy"; ti: lgl‘li'krcwllgnu '3': Among those who are at the camp son. Mrs. Isabelle Day. Mrs. Gertrude Matilda Diets. Madeline Leonard.
Alice Bates and Mary 0 e ‘ ° roo awn ° n

e e e . The senatorial conflict overshad-
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are Min Mae Hadley. Miss Elisa- Banks. Mrs. Bishop and Mrs. Archie Margaret Fish. Charlotte Btull. W Britta “fulfilling? iilflli‘lil'i‘ldgy‘vx rise mooili‘ciiimclfieifrine’imwill:
club . immediately after the ee’re- both Poleer. Miss Adele Van. Scoy. Merriam. “5'th Ciiii“- MIWM'“ °‘°'°l“n°' 5““ butt” ‘b'm'b' “I". "‘5 Bridgeport. senatorial joust is so entangled with
._ 6' R in many. .. , Mile Elisabeth Leagues. Min Hare Among those from the V. F. W. Frances Underhill. Gertrude Rosen- flavors of other food moreldrtegdily . . . the state “noun from which it draws
,‘mm- N“ ' u Miss Ham will have as her maid riet liter-men. Miss Helen Kay. Miss auxiliary were: Mrs. Clarence Banks. hers and Alice MCQuillan. than salted butter and shou ere- Mr and Mr. Barry Andeflon o: m nurture and background that you
“01"“ 5°?” 1"“ of honor. Miss Julie Hefner or St. Florence Godfrey, Miss Helen Til. . . “m 1" ”’t "m” “WM! in the First. street. Mr. and Mrs. Fred

' 3““ Cu tt ml“ 1- Louis. and as her bridesmaids. Miss ly. Miss Anna Tilly. Russell Wright. Former Soclety Edltor Westport Club . Hideout"-
. ‘51:“? £3“ én' Hester Hone or New York; Miss Itaniey Carpenter. Herbert Hirst
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cannot overlook the one for the
Hodge and Captain and Mrs. Carl 0“}? 1 h h LaFl
‘ 7“" P Andersen or First street and {shiny e struzs e etween t e o -
“O .1 esn Clerk, Mary Elizabeth Wolfe. Miss Louise Ravi- and Ralph Hsrtweil. Known £658 gillee 2 The Westport Country club was Carrots eitfiid m. pared. but 019067.10 up. 9, mom. trip through letir camp and the various groups or
' D""‘°' Margaret Sill: filizrggrlifld $;:.s:i:: xiii: TO see Lad Astor e C 9 er crowded tor the Saturday night always scraped with g ghgrp knits. Connecticut and New York states to~
3"” mm" . "‘4 nings. ot'nridgenort. y

 

YOUNG BOB LAFOLLETTE.
s . who is on the warpsih in Wisconsin.
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near-pure Had soit-vnunting simon-
day, the weather willing, pure Republicans is to see which in
dance. A number of dinner parties .. .
, lites gall Farm Gleaton. field litre. George P. Farley. 160 Lewis . Either s s s to suivitc.
1‘0 No 3- Eloise Robert igvnns °f New 1°“ will secretary Myths Cognectieut League street. Bridgeport announces that were held in connection with the nt- 30‘ 9038!.
magi“ .Katherine be Mr. Hubbell's best man and the - '

ierced Mr. and Mrs. Norman Taylor and
~ , (air which seems to have become it baked potatoes 1:3 03“.” dau hter Norma we ‘
. ushers will include: Harold Waller 3.303.:‘335m :‘$“¥;°$.:; the wedding of her daughter. Miss more popular as the season draws zbzgegag'a amdre‘digeetlble than in \g'aterbury up of Re yton are
-" en “whomh' ml‘ °‘ New “fl“ 3am“ "“1“.“ 0‘ will attend the reception to be given “‘“lyn‘mam‘m Fm” '° mph" t° "‘ °l°'°' ttilo eseaoeieprovided tor the gases. ‘ o
;‘ nndAiice Graham. . Poughkeepsle; Edwin Mixseli at to Lady Astor in New York by the en Joseph Santa. son of Mr. “a Mr. and Mrs. Harry Winston or
“'3'“. 10‘ “m" Bethlehem. Pa.: Nathaniel Bishop.

Lenroot claims to be a "conserva-
tive progressive Republican," but as
tii this “an". such has refused ihe aid or organ-
. . lzation endorsement of tho regular

 

W stport who are selling Tuesday W 'ilo w“ Ellsworth Bedell of East Norwail: fiepfil’lga%l’:§gt°ffm fS‘ififded
n ck “ -' . 0'4 went to Newark esterda . 3’ - - a 0 U ‘u ’ --
4.3"“: Madeline no. Austin Roch. “a Edgar Webb Bee. National and New York State Mrs. Stephen Santa. 921 He co for Europe where they Wm numb Ve stables mm“ d be cooked until . y. . y This group embattled mm at
*‘ at k J t 8 i3 e i sues. Mary Bulkiay. state avenue, will “I“ pm“ Thursday for a year entertained at dinner I ‘
‘ . ° ' "' ° ' ‘ 9"" president. and Miss Katherine Lud- '
.. Miss Ham is a provisional mem-

i s t b 10 t 9 30 d I t. N! Ste d M they are tender. but no longer. Over-
. morn us. 613 em 01‘ . a 3 Satur ay n gh . rs. hit an i.
in n t e nstio t e er,

her or the Junior League and be- gto 0 Lym ' “I r w"

Frederick E. Brady 0: 11 Berkeley Oshkosh two years ago to perfect a

 

 

ccokin causes them to be indigest- t hi 1 “standpat realignment" of old-time
. i a“ turn mi 1. o'clock, in Sacred Heart church. and Mrs. G. W. McCune also enter. ibie “Ed “to“ in “no... :oretn:ygogsusnourfillg'zsb::nd Ropubumm who had been smuemd‘
longs to the Busy B... I. club made are on new com ".90 o Brid e on. - taint-d. MT- ““1 N“- Archie L” New York ov'er the holiday Mr. and alienated by the cloud Robert
0 , up M the younger ”a“, “t t nrrangemnu. g p Cook of New York city, who were in Mulls ' ‘ ‘ '
‘ t ' ° Miss Farley was formerly society
Bridgeport. Mr. Hubbeli is a, mom.

' town at the Felrdeld County Hunt
her or the mm or u). Hervey Kub- ' G. and ‘W. Club editor at the Bridgeport Telegram.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

F t 0 iii ' of 1°" rich Raymond Brady is in business in EFNIQW- Sr» When he was in poll'-
ur see c use it . - , -
club horse show. were present Satul" scarf! and enormous rectangular :2‘::tlgn fiuafii‘lvifiimmia:;p:fifig Lcnroot Remembers.
hell company and belongs to a. The J. 0. chapter or the Girls' She ll well known In Brldsevort and day night at dinner. . moire are coming into tashion again. he, Mb“ Wm mommy "ma.“ This i-cguinr Republican ‘group
Brooklawn Country club “.1!” “a Women's club '1“ mm w“. Norwalk too, however, through the Finals in the men's golr tourna- W— awn another Week would wry much like to take Leu-
change club and the Fairileld Beach needs: night (or bowling. mueicainess of her tine voice. She mont will feature today's events at Icald Moth y ‘ root to its bosom and make his fight
‘ club. . ' 1n. 0.. supra;- will meet rm... appeared in Norwaik last year at the club. ‘ Mops must be scolded and aired Mr and m3. .seth DeBoer of" 9 its own. But Lcnroot, rclllcmbcring
' \'- a” night instead of “night, due to the time the Elks held its annual: Wednesday the - okly luncheon every two weeks.-to avoid the col- Berkcley street. entertained friends 1).. ammo... defeat of tho rcgular
"I 0’ ~ ' the holiday. ladies' night. lwill be held. leetlon of dangerous germs. of Mr DeBoer's ”new”, These Republican organization candidate
. u m WARE. De “I! d F I‘ll ‘ trionds were scheduled to attend :3: 22:52:33.:affifi‘fltfinghgmg
, a an m , . ‘ G T EFTERS the annual reunion oi the oath regl- do with the pm." which cm": to
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- . ”mars Julia m EIHEL. - 0A G ‘ .ment held in Greenwich yesterday. love him. .
The funeral of Mrs. Jung m. In..-..w,w . “,wm, w, , , .. ._ ....... . .. ”0'5,” ~ -~- ” .. ..__...,-.g Mr. and Mrs. Percy Barrett of Therefore. the anomalous position
wood. wife of Jesse Lockwood. who . "
died at he! home. as Plsetsvtlls ’

 

avenue. early Saturday morning. will
Mimi? diatom the home eta ,. 3:» . /
do no eeday more an from W M“ “£9! G“

St. Mary's church at Ongoing. LL. e WLAPL,GIPL ,

is survived by her husband and 3:: ‘Llil-ll MAE. °‘ l895 '
son. Lem. Interment-will be in the i

is created or Lcnroot managing his
Brockside expect to “k. "I dlto- own light and refusing the aid and
mobile trip around the stats today. euccor 0‘ the dyed-in-the-wooi Cool-
weather porrnlttlng. idge machine.
' ' . Lenroot brands LeFoilette. Jr.. as
u" and a“ Frank W. ““1” something close to a rabid insurgent
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progressive. likewise tarring wlth ‘
WAT “a???“ m: :t";°::‘£hng:: the same name and brush Gov.
- , ' m - I I 1 u 0 Blaine. his opponent since Blaine is
tamilymiot in St. Mary's cemetery " K - '
. .. adleyl brother and hi- “milv of the Lali‘ollottc choice and "lair-hair-
m". Lockwood was about it years MCI. rf\ _' Emma“ m. “6 mm on", u my
L brothers and their meet!" hm- 0n the other hand the lei'ollstto
II “J. II '| I lites from Bridgeport present. crew say that Lenroot is nothing it
Therunerelotlrnlnryl.flal- ‘ ‘ ‘
itinwillbeheld tromthelatehome.

not a progressive halter. and accuse '
Mr- and Mn Edmund Pm“ and him or being linked with big busl- ‘
child. 8 Courlland place. are spend-

nese and 0! eitccting a secret trade
ins the week-endow fully. line. and coalition with Zimmerman. Ek-

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. era’s opponent tor governor.

Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Is. uln- Fighting against the middle and
17. senatorlnerly at this city. are apend- having tor their common objective
. g ‘ ins the labor Day lender in town the destruction or the LaFollette
. Dunno at their home on male street. state stranglehold. the regular Re-
I‘ more: oi Giacomo Bel-tine. Mr. ml is new the man- publloan stalwarts have divided into
.i w killed Friday evening. will ager er the Wilbur Chocolate com-
.l cure place this morning at site
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two or more camps and present a. .
pally. in Philadelphia. Pa. . broken trout esdesvortng to split the
O O O

LaF‘ollotte vote.
Mrs. assets shoe or hroohlyn. N. The organised stalwarts under

1.. ie Vidtilg her parents. Captain Dnggert or Milwaukee have no lenao'
and Mrs. Geri Andereon or first terisl candidate or their own. since
street. for I. few days. _ Lusroot retused them permission to

0 0‘ 0 . give him aid. but they have nonli-
itr. and lire. trieran or New

hated Charles 8. Perry of Wants-
l’ork dry are me. friends in toea tor governor and hope thus to

lastNerwaiit om the mean. divmwuuvotes irons all thou- ' .

e e e toilette candidates. ‘

' Mr. and Mrs. E. J. laiigbnry and Joining in this effort. but inde-
uue‘hter. leaned ll 34 westavee peneeanymther ooteries or stalwarts
senareoesdinghberbeyis'a- renal-grease one banner or an-
eshs-y. _ uhesmpeckingawayatthel‘.
Incineration.“ Bi _ mm .