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The Arch Presenter Shoe Store
" ' scorn. soawasx
afternoon by Motorcycle Policemen
son touring. had struck one owned
and driven by Ferdinand Kovao. to
South street.
sedan iron: the lower Fort Point
badly damaged on the front end and
an axis was broken. Damages to
the Hudson were not great. There
were no persons Injured.
O O O
Shrieks, indicating that nothing
short oi murder could be the mat-
ter. were heard yesterday afternoon
at Bantord switch and brought the
merchants trom their stores in haste
to investigate. Tho howls came
rrom a resident or Westport. ire-
quently seen in this soctlon'rldlng
a bicycle when not busy painting
and powdering his face in flapper
style.
After investigation it was learned
one or the youngsters. just let out
oi school. had thrown a small potato
that struck him. His enjoyment oi
the excitement was such that he
immediately aggravated the story
tor the spectators by insisting the
object throwu was a stone tour
inches in diameter.
0 O C
This week-end will probably mark
idle end of the active season at Cell
Pasture beach. although a. sudden
wave of warm weather would stimu-
late the tlow or pleasure-seekers.
ltoton Point is being officially closed
Sunday and its closing is the signal
usually tor other resorts locally to
do the same.
Hyfeless’RibRoast 32c lb.
IallLambLegsi................40clb;
Vl’k'Roast 32c lb.
I'hShoulders..........‘........ 25clb.
hultze’s sanitary Markets
a O O
The Rev. and Mrs. Frederick 1..
Piper have returned to the city alter
a month or vacation in Vermont
visiting their respective “home
teams." Melvin village and Milton.
On their-grip here by motor Thurs-
day they stopped overnight at
Northileld. making the 800 mile trip
groin ma Winnspesaulrss in two
are.
m- as and to stain sum. w ,
satport. Georgetown. Dar-ten. Steward. itlaeh nook. Bridgeport
,v,4 ~94.- Ma”. ' i; .1:th
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I“. and Mrs. Arthur Ainsworth. ll
Cove avenue. back in the city
after a trip as as Salamanoe. N.
Y.. with their son. Ariel. 'who is
resuming his studies at Aurora Ill.
They were accompanied by Clinton
Partrick at East avenue. who went
with Ariel Ainsworth on a side trip
to Niagara Falls.
0 O O
The Mayflower Hook and Ladder
company will hold its monthly meet-
ing Monday night at the head-
quarters on Van Zens street.
, O O O
The tail meeting or the East ave-
nine Methodist Episcopal church
Omicron circle is to be held at the
church at 8 o'clock Monday night.
0 O O
The Epworth league is to units
in the Young People‘s council serc
vice at the South Norwelk M. iii.
church at 010' clock tomorrow night.
Herold 8. Hunting will he the
speaker and music by the young
people's choir will include crusade
hymns Wednesday night at 8
o'clock the church school board
will meet in the church to complete
plans tor Rally Day and Thursday
night the Womsns Foreign Mis-
sionary society is meeting at 8
o'clock to be addressed by the Rev.
8. P Fairbanks. There will be
special music and the ennui pre-
sentation ot mite boxes. All mem-
bers of the church are invited. ‘
' New Fiction Books At
South Norwslk Library
New Fiction added to the south
Norweik Public library includes the
following:
Sporting chance. Marg- Cameron.
Somewhere south in Sonora. W.
L. Comfort.
Death at Swaything court. .1. J.
Connington.
Trending the winsprsss. Ralph
Connor.
Land of mint. air A. C. Dovls.
Private lite ct Helen's: Troy. John
Erskin.
Painted stallion. H. G. Evert.
High adventure. Jettery Farnol.
False scent. Secret of the Barbi-
can and other stories, 3. s. notch-
er.
Ways of escape, Noel l‘orrast.
Great detective stories, .1.
French.
limping men. 1‘. D. Oriana.
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Isa- ItaWnbsssdoothepiaylr.
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Saugstuck Man field For
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School and Bag, Three Colors Accident—0nd fi- ‘fW—zuvgn “ hm o m
$1.25 I tats Causes Shrleks. °’°°";mfs 9.2M co mysd;
“ll HAMETON SHOP 10“” Plum“- "“1“"! “mt. moo—112" {Steele's Orchestra from
- Saugetuck. was arrested yesterday Hotel Roosevelt.
Paul McGrath on a charge at rock-
loss driving alter his car. a Hud-
Kovsc was driving his llupmobile ~
.straet extension to Van Zant street
when he was struck. His car was
m. HEW roam—m.
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"hit-tmo—e. run—Prayer services.
it:it-1:d5——Waidort Astoria Orohsg.
tra.
too—Elmer Grosso's Orchestra.
two—Frank hrrell’s Orchestra.
moo—Dinner music.
s:u-neeabell scores. ‘
hoop-Al Lents's lidtown Hoibrau
Orchestra. .'
ii:oo.is:oo midnighh-ltolta's Pei.
sis d'Or Orchestra.
I'll. NEW YORK—“s.
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lilo—Waldorl-Astoria
,chestrs.
ions-Hotel Astor Boot Orchestra.
W038. NEW sonx-sis.
Root Or-
s:90-Uncis Cashes.
tilt—William Chosnyk. violin rs-
oital.
not—Ukulele Bob ltoDonald.
hit—Mario! Candis. cello.
tilt-Baseball scores. news.
tail-Frederick Demons. cello.
two-Ore Measles Wood. duets.
tzit-Oeorga Bali’s Arcadian
UHF-CWT“! “Ill”. "Philoso.
Dhy ot Numbers.
tilt—Aeolian Comm ty Orches-
U'I and CDC!“
moo—George Berth. Harry Pates.
guitar. banjo and saw.
10:10—Wrisht and Wm“.
10:20—Barth end Pates.
loath—Arrowhead Dance Orchestra.
WRNY, NEW YORK—919.
P. hi. '
two—Weather report.
7:10-Bport Rays and Commercial
Digest.
7:15-—Jack Fuld. songs.
inc—Orlando's Concert Orchestra.
Izoo—Dick Hughes. ukulele.
ans—Artists debut hour.
tut—Doris Teuber. pianist.
moo-pear Hegbn. songs.
tut—Tod Nswkirk. George
harmonics and guitar.
two—Myrrh Alhambra. songs.
tut—Ted Newkirlt. George Barth.
Harmonica and guitar.
10:00~Vause and O'Flynn. songs.
limo—Jerome Lama. musical saw.
roam—nos Saxon. songs.
tout—Hanson and Howard.
monists.
18-1—1) x Hound Hour.
\VNYC, NEW YORK—990.
P. hi.
’I: zo-lsul Patcrniti, oornet and pi.
anc solos. .
'l: til—Police alarms.
1: 86-4” Bohwab. tenor.
» 1: SW results. ,
s: oo-—Gertrude and Harry Dudley.
“Harmony Duo." ~
ins—Boxing exhibition 1mm lib-
heis' . Main bout. be-
tween ks Memos and lid-
die Huttmen. also pniimin
ery.
Legion Sponsors Ainerlcan
Education Week Nov. 7-19; _
150 Group Endorse Move
INDIANAPOLIS. rude-Ins pro-
gram tor the sixth annual American
Education Week. to be . observed
throushcut a United liaise. Non
vembcr 7 to t. has been ennounud
by Frank 0. Cross. disaster-oi the
National Americsnism Commission
at the American Legion. The week
is being sponsored this year by the
legion. the National Education ano-
oiation. the American nsr Insects-
tion and the Daughers or the Anne.
iubnevoluuom Nearly 190 other
national organisations have given
the movarnent’thair endorsement.
American Education Wash was
first observed in 1931 by presidential
proclamation and has been conduct-
ed each year since with widening
scope and lgaming importance. Its.
Cross esp sad. Its purpose is to
awaken a wide-spread public inter-
est in the probl-n oi the schools
and to promote education in citissn-
ship. The observance ot the week
is carried out in the schools and
churches and at meetings or cons-
msroisl. social. civic and patriotic
organisations.
In this year's program each day
oi the week has been set aside in
special emphasis on one hum
educational idea‘. The nrst My. Ian.
denNoveinbert, willbsmrood
and Country Day" - p'sp
provides tor the amp“ the
idea that "laws without the sum
or individual morality are power.
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tout—Police alarms: weather.
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P. It.
tits—Hennatield Trio.
tilt—lid” Wood. songs.
till-Sport talk by Sam Taub.
‘lxttoBlll Riots. songs.
iilto-Willy Whyte. pianist.
hilt-Anne Rose. soprano.
nos-Dr. Denial Goodwill,
tone.
i:ot-lesoulcentenniai daily news.
bary.
nos-Maxine Borisoii‘. barytons; '
nuthRHail. pianist. “Gifted: unto!
: —-An ose. so rsno. 4n" poor! and
:ilz—gleComigussigner J. H. Klein 1.“ [10:le
. r.. spee er. of ”he..."
Lit-13;; .Daniel F. Goodwill. bury. d “do?“ its | m‘hu‘ lor
tioo—Zilpna Barncs story and or. Will WWW
°.°”" mm “‘m' . Obvioud. because the Chrysler “so" is
‘tzlogmlli—Psogrnm of 1- rcnch .w lander ”ch . PhD.
tout—Roy Begero, songs. is but lnend the Chrysler“ must
mat-Tracy and Dousnem: com- therelo'ro also stand up immeasurably
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szit-pnui Morgan. pianist. and roan roomy, luxurious bodies.
two—Odiorno's Ladiss' Trio.
t:iO-Novaity entertainment.
10:00—Gus Gold's Orchestra.
limo-Club Dosuvillo Orchestra.
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beChMcmvT‘geed that nowhere will you find
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hit—Vanderbilt Orchestra. WW'W “5’3"70'W‘h9'“ '°°'
Int—News Bulletin.
duo—Vanderbilt Orchestra.
MOO—Park Mala Quartet
0:1Haturdey Review of Liters.
turo.
kill-Jerk Mala Quartet.
9: is—Studio program. 0. Poland
Gannon. barytono: Kenneth
Christie. tenor. Harold Bea-
nier. violinist.
10:80—Jascha Guenvich‘s
Orchestra.
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