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recurt. Brace and compan
ecelved very favorable
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. both Haynes
nus. broadcasted
' ‘ afternoon.
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Wynne Byard. daughter
r F. Dyard.
. New York.
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Elisabeth
morning. at '9 o‘clock.
sec
Idlrpleannt summers of pic-
lo tinge, festivals and carnivals.
. on are settling down to
3 Elections, fall plans
fieoaveations are all the rage
ouncement has been made of
winnings of lies Helen Stacy
. ~ of Marvin Beach and
l . to Gerald nsdburn Tay-
hlrfield avenue. which will
place September 25. at the
M. Ladies Weld‘s School of
is now located in the Gen-
- field Trust Company Build-
- er of Isaac and Wall streets.
Anna Weillgartner celebrat-
, _‘ :- tenth birthday at. her home.
ring street. last‘ Saturday af-
’ ‘ with a delightful party for
Shell Have Music." the new
by Alyse Gregory. daughter of
4 Mrs. James Glynn Gregory.
an avenue. published recently
com-
Powers.
. several
" selections from station WJZ
of
of Creyrocks.
3 . became the bride Sat-
‘ ~ ,afternooie of Edward Jesup
Faun of Dr. Howard Canning
A. Hegedus. Lex-
avenue and John A. Dely. of
ord. were, united in lirlelrriageé
a
It. Ladislaus' Hungarian church.
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well bridge party was ten-
Xiss Sylvia Gene. Wednesday
at thc'home of Miss Ger.
. , ‘ller. 10 Spring streef.‘ lilies
‘ ves Monday for Iyghlend
d'echhelmsr will attend the
‘_ fell finance field day of the
cticut League of Women Vot-
0‘
~ilferences And Conventions
cupy Women’s Attention
izations' Choose Months of September and
Organ
, . tober for Annual Gatherings; Republican We:
. men Hold First Fall Meeting Monday.
a nue. entertained with Mrs.
E. Brown. Thursday afternoon.
the Westport Country Club.
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party at her home Monday.
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day and Wednesday evenings.
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pa. of
at St. Joseph's Catholic church.
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wlcs were married at St.
ing. ,
, 3 . e e s
Announcement has been mad
commissioner of Connecticut.
yl
Wadsworth. West Bock road.
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L Miss Ethel Brown. 83 Cove even
so, was given a shower.
wedding. October 2.
Stabell. 18 Soundvlew Terrace.
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Announcement has been made 0
b‘ibich. ofarooklyn.
McMahon. France street.
0
Wednesday afternoon.
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.0
Dorian. and Arthur McKinlie Stires
ridge. Wednesday of. this week.
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George
at
Miss Ruth Mcoregor. daughter of
Rev. and Mrs. Ernest T. McGregor.
East avenue. entertained at a card
The pupils of Miss Mildred Aller.
dancing instructor of Norwelk. won
the hearty applause of their audi-
ences at their programs at the Pa-
lace and the Regent. Monday. Tues-
lMiss Edna Dietrich. Cedar street.
became the bride of Edward Kain-
Yonkers. Tuesday morning.
Joseph Luty and Edith Domasle-
Mary's
church at 9 o'clock Monday morn-
thet Thomas Holt. food and tiaiflyl
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address the meeting of Republican
women to be held Monday after-
noon at the heme of Mrs. Alvin D.
Tuesday
evening. in honor of her approaching
Miss Brown
will become the bride of Theodore
the marriage of Miss Harriette A.
to J. Wilfred
Miss Dorothy Hull. East avenue.
entertained at cards at her home.
Miss Ethel May Naylor. in East
avenue. became the bride of Chester
'Sherwood Sanford. of Bridgeport. at
a pretty home wedding. Wednesday
evening. at the home of her father.
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' Miss Catherine Howard Wilcox, of.
of New York. were united in mar-
Mrs. Mary Vollmcr. 24 West 'ave-
3. -ay afternoon.
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.Toxee—“Before my baby
- weak I had to at?!
f the time until i
in, bed most
Lydia I
‘ egctsble onlpound' d it
3. dip me. She handedm’goae
"littlebooksandlresditand
. nested in it. I went ta:
a
.v
. fifty
conic mad
and is
New Haven. September 21.
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a women members of 0): Ridge
,ed a two-hour horseback ride.
II. E. Bishop. 87 East ave-
"Er lb
.Mcm
LPhkhsm's
‘4'!”- c I
I.
natilthe bornstfl
istobeupenddomywcrk.
is 4%. months old new and
depends. Ihsvopient of
8.
E. Pinkhsm'e Vegetablc
u. . hesbeeninuscbywomeu
years. 3 it is‘a 7's-
e from roeisand
sold by all drama.
-—
nue. was elected vice-president of
the Past Mighty Chosen Ones asso-
ciation of the Esstlrn Cauldron. a
new organisation formed lllturday
afternoon by the Daughters of the
Moksnna.
C O
Wnnoma Council set the date iof
ctober f. for the/Class Initiation at
its meeting held Thursday evening. ‘3
Forty-five guests and members of
the Buckingham w. n. 0., enjoyed
a luncheon and social, Thursday
afternoon. at the home of Mrs.
Ifalpton Shel-rec'd. Ccmstock Hill.
M., has planned to hold its picnic.
Sunday. at Putnam P‘srk.
' . s a
Mrs. G. R. Barnum regent of the
Norwaik chapter of the D. A. R. on-
tertained the members. Thursday at
her home. This was the annual pic-
nic cf the organizatiop.
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The Social of Columbia Circle held
a Bingo party Thursday evening at
Red Men’s Hall. ‘
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The carnival which has been held
by the McKinley auxiliary this past
week proved a success in every way.
La'l-ge crowds patronized the affair
every evehlng with the exception of
‘those nights when the ruin drowned
the whole city; .
3 s o c)
Twenty-five members pf Lady Jen-
'nings' Lodge. 0. s. of 8.. attended
the initiation of Polar Star Lodge.
Bridgeport. Wednesday evening.
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A theatre party. to New York" by
bus has been planned as the next
outing of the Court Laurel. Catholic
Daughters of America... The date
has not yet been set. ‘ .
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.
Five members of the D. A, in.
iNTunensl
Thcndispcscofthknew
We help .My 18 i
, the old-tint "seni-
tary pedf' tors new and s entitle
A weyT'thst clots protectipa un-
known before. A way. too. that
solves the .old embarrassment of‘
iii.l celled «crux.- lighting
WOMEN by a. nuns. are ;
Marnylneoln Council. D. O. U. A.- ,
. . :Rslly Day exercises of the East Av-
tunic—no M "enue M. E. church. ‘
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. ' “The House Bountiful" is the
:..l "-l'rl‘ ‘»' Vii" "
' There is disscnsion among
And the dissensicn is growing,
women. ’
leave out of consideration, your
a solid organisation, one though
0 noon.
site of Old Fort Stamford.
O
21.
f
Merykncll Mission.
e c e”
Mrs. .Chsrle's Hyatt has
ment to be held at New Haven.
October if.
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The A. '0. If. auxiliary. C. D. A..
October 22. 3
will take place October I.
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, Clubs
Four new members of the Girls'
and Women's club were enrolled at
the meeting ‘of the C. S. chapter
which met Monday night.
' e e e
B. R. club has planned an invite-
tion dance in the fall.
a e s
Churches
Mrs. Russell Wright. Ponus Man-
.or, was the delegate of the Soil
Norwalk Baptist church to the slxt
annual rally of the Connecticut
State World Wide guild, over last
week-end. .
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October third is the date that has
been set for rally day of the Nor-
walk M. E. church. If. M. N. Sig.
man, superintendent of the" Sunday
school. is in cwge of the arrange-
ments for-the rally.
e c e
Plans have been 3 made by the
Gleaners' circle of the Norwalk
Congregational church. for acalts
sale to be held September 24.
o. "O I .
Four new members were welcom-
ed into the Omicron, circle at its
first fall meeting held last evening at
the East Avenue M. E. church.
I e p e
A new hymnal has been decided
upon by the committee of song
books for the South Norwaik Sap-
tist church but-hes not been pre-
sented to the congregation as yet.
e s
”An hour of bowling featured the
meeting of the J. 0. chapter of the
Girls' and Women's Club held Wed:
nesday night. The ter has plan.
lied to elect ohlcers. tober e.
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Mrs. August Peehtold. Chestnut
Hill. entertained the. Jolly too at
luncheon at her home. Wednesday.
Cards were enjoyed at Mrs. John
Bruschwein’s noise, during the aft-
ornoon. .
v
' Churches . ’
The.Mispah Circle of the King's
Daughters of the South Norwalk
Baptist church held an ‘fllxpsrleno,
Social st'the clan/roll. Tuesday even-
- '
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Election of officers of the Proth-
umsi Society of the S. N. Baptist.
church took place at the meeting
held .Monday night at the home of
Mrs. Wm. Huck. Betta Place. East
NorwaIku ‘ . . .
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October 10 is the date set for the
fall festival. which the ladies of the
First Conmtitlnal church are
planning for November 11 and if.
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of the Walker‘
evening.
Thelverneed'ycirele
firstfell ‘Tnesdsy.a_tthe
to.
The cesium“ sf. 3
MI
satisfaction right through the ranks.
The t cubic is said to have started
somebody had to remain out in the cold. The defeated member
felt hurt. - She nursed her grievance and told her friends. The-
ward members took sides; the bad feeling grew. . ‘
Last summer, during the big historical pageant. in winch the
fifth weed women had quite an important part, the feeling grew
to fever heat. The good works of the ward became hopelessly
buried under a mountain of mean mutterings. .thrc before, one
heard only of tho excellence of the endeavors of the fifth \Vfll‘ti
members, and of their fine spirit of cooperation. one now liSiCli'S
to naught but whispers of trouble and quarreling among the;
Unison has failed, disintegration is taking its place.
9 why fifth ward women, can’t you forget the little petty things
of life; forget those material honors which you yourself desire
were the guests of the Stamford
chapter at luncheon at the Stem-
ford Yacht club. Tuesday after-
The ladies also attended the
unveiling of the sane to mark the
Mrs..Ellssbeth Russell. of West-
port Road. is the delegate ehoeen by
the Lady McLechlan Lodge. Dough~
tors of Scotia. to represent them at
' the Daughters’ of Scotle convention
to be held in New York, September
Court Laurel, C. D. A.. held a very
successful card party and dance at
the K. of C. Hall. Tuesday evening.
The proceeds are to be used for
been
chosen as delegate of Our Sisters'
Rebekah Lodge to attend the con-
vention of National Law Improve-
has planned a Hallowe'en dance for
The election of otllcers
ill Ichaefer give an extensive\
in
. m We. Minot—sown Marimba.
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CONN.
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1926.
INTEREST Iron NORALK WOME N"
- TROUBLE IN THE FIFTH. WARD
the fifth ward Republican women.
spreading its ill feeling and dis»
Why.
own glory?
t, one voice. ,. -
Geraldine Farrar'
Expected At Her
Ridgefield Home
Geraldine Fart‘hr, opera singer, is
expected at her Ridgciield home very
shortly. Shot returned from s. visit
to Germany yesterday. landing on
.back in the Springtime
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Just remember that you are working for the Republican
women andthat theilrst step towards any goal, of any kind, is
l
F . .
rwlu oonssntvsi.
Mrs. Thomas Garvey, id Inwndes
avenue. .
3 Remove the stone from 2 '1-2
lbs. of plums. Add I 14 lbs. of
sugar. 1-2 lb. seeded raillns and
1 orange cut into small pieces.
[In the shin and all of the or-
ange. unless very bitter.
Put the ingredients in a pre-
I
when an e ection to fill a vacanc took place. Two women felt! "er"! km“ “a W“ "WW
the should be named for the o co. Both were hard worker... 23:: ‘:,::‘°:;:"1_:hf: 233::
be .eserved'it. However, there was only one vacant place, so me... bro...“ u... m." ,m.‘
Pour into glasses. When cold.
cover with a thin layer of paraf-
fill.
Have you a pet recipe you
would like to share with your
friends? If so. send it in.
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N Somethings . N
e Here About
Somebody '
8 You-Enos!
. y City Briefs
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_A..‘
TONIGHT.
Rialto—“Flying Horseman."
Regent—"Social Highwaymen."
celace—"Tha Penalty."
Sun And Tide For Tomorrow.
(Standard Time.)
Sun Rises ............ 6:35 A. M.
Sun Sets ............ 5:58 P. M.
High Tide _,..,,_,.__,.,. 7:“ A. M.
Bride to Be Is
Given Shower By '
the president. Miss Haeel
lovely gifts.
the Resolute. Miss Farrar reached
Berlin on the 25th anniversnry cele-
pen of a quarter century
brought to meet her, their daugh-|
ters. who. Miss Farrar described as‘
the "ilappers of today." ‘
Miss Farrsr said that she had no
plans for the future at present and
that she would go to her horn in‘
Ridgeiield.
Not once while in Germany. al.
though invited to do so many times. i
di Miss Farrar sing. She traveled ,
wl her father, Sidney D. Favrar. ‘
l
W. C. T. U. To Send i
Delegates To.State !
Convention In B’p’t.'
The coming state convention in
Bridgeport was the matter under
discussion at the meeting of the
W. C. T. U. members/of Norwalk.
held at the home of Mrs. Mary Long-
staff. as Stevens street. yesterday
afternoon.
Two more members were admit-
ted to the organisation during the
business meeting. ' . ‘
It is expected that there will be
two delegates to the state convention
in addiction, which is’schcdulcd for
October um 28. Probably Mrs.
Langston and Mrs. Edith McClnne
will attend. ‘ .
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Eurekah Rebekahs
Plan Card Party
, September ‘1 24
m
Acornmlttee of s veral members
of the Eureka R kah Lodge in
planning ‘a‘ card ,party ill be held
Friday ‘ averting. September '34. Fill-
lowing the regular business meet-
ing held last night, the members
of the lodge chjoyed anpvcning of
bingo. A largenumber wore pree-
en . ‘ ~ '
The assembly officers have been
invited to attend the meeting of the
local organisation, November 19. at
which time there» will» be initiation
of; new members. All entertain-
ment. probably to boa concert. has
been,planned.for the first meeting
of next month. October 1." '
Election Of Officers
0f Antiquarian
Society Tuesday
The,snnuel acting of the Fair-
fleld Antique n society will be
held Tuesday at the home of John
Morris. Comps. Women. 'At that
time. election of officers will take
place. -' ' , 3
The nominating committee of the
society held a meeting at the home
of Mrs. J. MiltonIchurnfu South
Main street. yesterday. ‘
South Norwi'lli M. n.‘
Church To Launch,
, Two Campaigns
,Two, celn s will be launched
in the Soil WM. E. church
duriha‘ the first out of October.
These campaigns'wili have to do
with the activities of the church. and
with the increasing of attendance
and membership in the church.
The first. quarterly conference of
the church was held last night. Ite-
ports were givsn by the various
committees including: the commit-
tee on church records and the com-
mittec on, huditing.
school superintendent also made his
report. and eccorang ‘to the Rev.
a
ing. for the coming 70...!“-
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Ice Cream Festival
A. very slices-fol. peach and ice
Douglas Fowler W. B.- (2.. last eve-
Isles yucca was chairman of the
evening. Her helpers were: chair?-
nlatt If, the loo. cNIm booth, lira
lingewald: chairman orientations}
Ire. Carrie Runs»: fancy work
booth. ire. Annie, learner. .
.Aearetsrisesoserhsslmn ‘
nod by. N.”
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The Sunday r
Bowman. poster f the she -
everything looks bright and iii-cliff: ‘
cream festival was given by the. -
ningiatheP.o.l.o.A.Iiali. ‘A.
Else crowd was present. pausing .
I"! moved durinths "suing.
E :ggelr congratulations.
" .tudley. hire. and Alfred Miller. Mrs.
bratlon of her debut there. The fisp- .' ”0m“ Stoddard. Mrs.
Berg. Miss Bridgeport. Sept. 26
3"" Dorothy Adams. Miss Dora Bourger. 9
Miss Aleta Bourger. Darien. Mrs.
Constance Sherwood, Fairficld Miss ~ ‘
' Dr. and Mrs. Ernest ll. McGregor
.‘iiidl‘ed Mills. Miss Belle Hippo, O: 9‘ Eil‘i. “venue hilVQ returned [,6
Miss Helen MacRae.
ler. Miss Ann Berg.
Wiles. Edward Post.
Miss Haze
llum Ferris. Arthur Audley. .
Mrs. Franklin Smith
ToSing At Meeting
Republican Women
Mrs. Franklin Irving Smith will be
the soloist during the musical pro-
gram to be presented at the meet-
ing of the Norwalk Republican Wo-
men's Association to be held Mon-
day afternoon at the home of Mrs.
West
Alvin Dewitt
Rocks Road.
Wadsworth.
play.
known, consists of: Jeanette Uhle.
pianist; Mabello Austin.
linist. ‘ ' I
Traveling Basil
Planned B Members
0 Ladies’ Aid
“News dollars was runesst the
bake sale held
l Ladies' Aid Society of the First Bap-
tist church of Divine Healing yes-
tcrduy.
. Mrs. Julian John was in charge.
assisted by Mrs. Johanna Cordes and
Mrs. Edward Finnegan. The money
goes into the treasury of the Ladies'
Aid Society. .
, A traveling basket is being plan-
ned for the latter part of October.
hostess for the next meeting of the
society which is to take place the
second Wednesday in October.
Omicron Cake'Sale
Brings in $20 To Be
Added To Treasury
A very successful 'cake sale was
.llcld by the Omicron Circle of the
day afternoon ht Faye's market on
Van Zant street. About 820 was
realized. The first of November
starts the year for the circle and the
members were anxious to pay off all
bills. Through the returns of yes-
terday. which will undoubtedly be
somewhat increased when all the
sales receipts have been turned in.
the members feel that their treasury
will have been substantially in-
creased. »
,mbers cf the Omicron Circle
in ask‘cd to 'meet at the ‘church.
Nonday‘nlght. at 6 o'clock. Autos
‘ will be waiting there to tattothe
circle on a delightful picnic. The
destination will be a surprise. known
at the present time only by the
members of the committee in charge.
McKinley Auxiliary
And Post To Go To
Noroton Tomorrow
Sunday is annual home day at the
Soldiers' home in
quite a number of the members of
the McKinley auxiliary ind the Mc~
Kinley post are planning to attend.
Those who intend bcin'g present are
asked to be at the home at 1 ofcloclt.
daylight saving time.
There will be a program of enter-
tainment 'in the afternoon. This is
a stale affair and- V. I“. W. aux-
iliaries and posts from all over the
state will be present. The public is
welcome.
Burtchie - D333;
Miss Clara May-Braves will be
married to George Victor Burtchie
at the home of her mother. Mrs.
Anna Draves. Wilton road. at f. o'-
clock tonighb-The ceremony will be
performed by E. C. Wenssl or Nor-
rwplk. Both Ili- Draves and Mr.
Dortchie'ara popular poring people
in! their host of friends «tend
pv- -.—.—-—.
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.oonlight
e
Church-3 Members
A miscellaneous shower was given
in honor of Miss Jennie Bourger.
who is soon to become the bride of
Arthur Audley. a few days ago by
members of the Greens Farms Con-
gregational church at the home of
Wiles.
Greens Forms. The house was very
prettlly decorated with rose colored
streamers and lights. A rose colored
basket was placed in the center of
the room containing the gifts. Miss
Llourgor was the recipient of many
3 Among those present were: Mr. '
rand Mrs. Allen Purcell. Mr. and County Convention
. .\lrs. Lionel Alcorn, Mr. and Mrs.
Vincent Avione. Mr. and Mrs’. Brldsevort. Serl- 1'
George B. Hatch. Mr. and Mrs. Ed-
ward Post. Mr. and‘ Mrs. Arthur Congressional Convention
Miss Ruth Mil.
Fred Post.
George Rippc. William Huck. Wil-
Thc Jeanette Uhlo trio will also
This trio. which is very well-
violinist
and Mrs. Ethel Becker Wrigley, vio-
in Clendenning's
drug store under the auspices of the
Mrs. Edward Finnegan will be the
East Avenue M. E. church yoster- .
Noroton and i
A: fluid shergthe "Ellen uahuauestsd' gpuitionin the
column .mst'tlteWIfle'2w3_gggun 31ml. Battery
d ,‘3 I?! O . . ‘3
aboeuuenmwer messes.
Low Tide 1:41 P. M.
s
a
Sun And Title For Tomorrow.
(Standard Time.)
Sun Rises ........... 5:36 A. M.
Sun Sets .............. 5:51P.M.
High Tide ............ 8:” A. M.
Low Tide ............ 1:23 P. M.
State Conventions
20th Senatorial
District Convention
Republican
Norwalk. Sept. 27.
their home after hitting spent sever-
al days 'in New Hampshire where
they attended the Kiwanis collvcn’.
tion.
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Junior Marlin of Norwalk will
soon leave for Shuffleld school.
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Robert Chittlm and Elton Hend-
mouth college where they will begin
their studies for this year.
Mr. Chance; {Cole‘ey of Clinton.
spent yesterday at the home of Dr.
Ernest F. McGrcgor. 04 East are-
nue. ,
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Miss Pliylis Jackson and her sis-
ter. Betty. Bettswood road. are
spending about ten days in Nova
Scotia. Miss Phylis Jackson wll re-
turn to her home. She will com-
mence her senior year at the Hill-
side school ncxt Wednesday.
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—Radios and Victrolas sold an
easy terms at Donnelly'sF-Adv.
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Miss Dorothy Adams will leave
ncxt Tuesday for Connecticut col-
lege at New London.
.a e e
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lockwood. 103
East avenue. returned to their home
yesterday after several weeks vaca-
tion in New Hampshire at Lake Sun.
apes and Lake Newfound.
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Miss Ruth Champion will leave to—
ward the latter part of next week
for Skldmore College at Syracuse.
N. Y.
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Glen Champion is leaving early
next week for the Connecticut Agri-
. cultural college. , ‘
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Miss Csarnomska. who is an Eng-
lish professor at SWeet Brier college.
and who has been spending "I. past
month at Hillside school left yes-
terday and will soon. resume her
teaching at the college. ‘
. c e s ‘
-i-Iave your fur coats and gar-
ments remodeled and relincd at this
time. Doing so now before the rush
season means more resealable prices.
Twin City Valet, 61 North Main St.
Phone tofu—Adv.
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Miss Mabel Montgomery, 154 Main
sreet is.spending the week-end with
friends in Worcester. Mass.
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Charles C. Hendrick. 11 Reed
street, visited friends in North Wil-
ton yesterday. -»
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Miss Marion Ceilings. connected
with the Metropolitan Life Insur-
ance company sanitoriuln at Mount
McGrcgcr. near Saratoga Springs. N.
Y., is spending several days with her
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred B.
Ceilings. 10 Franklin street.
, s e a
Tony Veno. Taft street. John Sisk,
Connecticut avenue. and Main: Do-
nohuc, 50 Falrfleld avenue. have
purchased new cars from Joseph
Hollywood. local‘ automobile sales-
. men.
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.E. Frank Skelly of 'Brldgeport
visited former friends in this city
yesterday. '
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Miss Esther Felnsod. Ely avenue,
left Thursday for Providence. 3. I..
.where she will begin her freshman
year at Pembroke college” girls'
section carom: University. She will
begin her studies next week and
spend the remaining time Maurie:
and becoming familiar, with "the
Vroimds. * .
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ldiss Mildred Alter. local dancing
instruction. will classes in
two weeks at the Be Hall.
South Norwalh; . .
mes Etherj‘iood. 10 South Main
"00'.
her parents my. .
listless
nus. speat' Isturdsr with friends in
New York. ~ . 3.
. . i
Intuition has. 84 West ave-
ricks will leave next week for Dart-,
resume his collegiate work at the
business visitor here yesterday.
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formerly of Norwalk. visited friends
in town yesterday.
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Isabelle Rider. 6 Westport avenue:
Gladys Atwater. 2 Maple street. and
Mrs. Hazel Griswold. Grove street.
left at noon today for a weekend
motor trip to South Sudbury, Mass.
While there they will visit Longfel-
low‘s Wayside Inp, which Henry
street. is speeds: the week-end with rm“ "9" "m: , ,
”in.“ Flex lull
‘ mi” ave- guests over the mob-end.
returned from a-very enjoyable va-
cation spent at Atlanta City and
Philadelphia. They M visited the
Sescuioentennial grounds. Mr, Barb
" ram is the popular manager of the
:odern
codwsrd avenue. .
The Evening Sentinel welcomes
contributions to the brief column.
or to any other column in the
paper. and regrets that so many
offerings have to be rejected he-
lause of the carelessness of the
writer. 3
Many people fall to write
i names legibly and an iiem with-
out a name is at usable.
Many people write on both
sides of the paper. Such matter
:annot be used until it has been
pecopicd in the Sentinel cfllce and
there is seldom time for that.
People using typewriters should
.lse a double-space in writing
copy for newspapers. to permit
ipace for corrections where neo-
lssary. .
in New Haven yesterday on busi.
.035.
The choir of tile East Alvnli.
Methodist Episcopal church will
ilii‘ui. for a. rehearsal and sociable
levelling 'lonigllt at the home of Nib.
Benjamin 'l'holflas. a Osborn avenue.
0 c e
.‘liil'ii .UOllUiiuo uf ll‘uirl‘lcld ave-
nUe llns ucul‘illctl a position ill Web-
or and lit‘libl‘ullcr'l 42nd street
storm, New l'ul'k city. This concern
conducts a chain of men's hut
stores. ‘
Rev. Charles 5. Gray. pastor of
the East avenue Methodist church
has extended liii invitation to tho
members of the lVol'walk Chapter
of Du Moldy to attend the evening
service at that church, Sunday,
the Stamford theatre.
0 O O
siting friends in Norwaik.
O S U
Samuel chillsoxl, West Washing-
ton street. was a business \isllor ill
Bridgeport, yesterday.
0 O 0
Charles and l‘:lul Ward. West
Washington street. are returning
Monday to Holy Cross college. Wur-
ccster. Mass. -
O O 0
Jack and James Austin. High
street, are making preparations to
return to Sumold p r e p a r at o r y
school early in the week.
0 O 0
Vincent O'Brien, Canton, N. Y., is
expected to visit his relatives. Mr.
and Mrs. C. Burns. Spring street,
before returning to ills studies at St.
Lawrence university.
0 O
Archibald Tunisk, Greenwich, was
a visitor ill South’h‘urwalk yester-
day.
0
Jack Fromer. Haniord place, will
return Monday to his collegiate
work at New York university. liar-
old Leasing. Chestnut street, and
Marcus Paris, Raymond street. will
return Tuesday to the same universi-
ty. They are all medical students,
and have each distinguished them-
selves ill their work.
0 I
Jack Howard. Wall street has ac-
cepted a position as bookkeeper
with S. dnd S. Tobacco company.
Wall street.
e s e
Martin Doitz. 39 South
street. returns Monday to resume
his studicsat Columbia university.
t O U
Miles C. Smith. Chestnut street.
has accepted a position with the
Landau Department store. Washing.
ton stl‘eel, us salesladl'.
I '. 0
Mark Seligson, Main street. of
file 8 & S Tobacco Shop. is spend-
ing the week-end ili l’eeksklll. N.
Y.
O O O
Mack Berg, Putnam avenue, who
spent the summer at Highland Falls
as violinist. is spending several days
at his home before resuming 1115
winter work.
O
Beamali Pete. Chestnut street. has
been nominated as Master Councillor
of the Do Moldy.
O O I
Harold Beers. West avenue. has
accepted a position with the South
Norwalk,’l‘rust Co.
I O 3
Ward Whipple. West avenue. has
left for Detroit. Mich. where he
will enter the automobile business.
0 0 0
Mrs. Frederick Glorchino. Rock
Ridge. has been spending several
days with friends in New Jersey.
She l's expected to return home Mon-
day.
0 O
A farewell party is being held
this evening at “Chimney Camera,"
an inn outside of Stamford. ill hon-
or of Charles H. Burns. Washing-
ton, D. (1.. who has' been spending
the summer in Stamford and will
return to his home Sunday morn-
ing.
0 C 0
Louis Kramer. West Washington
street. is planning to spend the
week-end visiting his parents who
are temporarily residing in Brook—
lyn. N. 1'. Mr.
accepted a. position with the S. O. C.
O. N. Y.
- O O 0
Samuel Salllck. Madison street. is
planlpg l6 attend the Stamford
theatre this evening.
0 O 0
Edward Body. Braid River. Will
leave Sunday to begin his collegiate
work at Rolland's College.
0 O O '
’ Mr. and Mrs. Albert Herman. 14
Lows street. are planning to spend
tomorrow willy friends in New lla-
ven‘. ‘ '
c e s
Jean Smith. 6 North avenue, who
has’been employed during the sum-
mer with Schultse's meat market
has resigned his position in order to
university of Pennsylvania. -
' c e e
Theodore Hometh. Port Chee’ter.
formerly of South Norwalk. was s
Louis Slezek. Peekskill, N. Y..
0
Anna Backus. 80 West avenue;
Mr. and Mrs: James .Desmond,
road are entertaining
O O 0
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bartram have
Grocery company store.
0...
Mr. and Mrs. H. Fried. Fairfield
avenue. were recent visitors in Sillin-
fcrdwllerc they attended the pol--
iorlllallce of "What Price Glory" at
Miss Eva Gilden. Stamford, ls vi-
Main...
Kramer has recently .
October 1 0.
O O 0
The Past Pocahontas association
of \t'linolua council will meet with
Mrs. George Sunduispl'ee. Westport
avenue, Monday evening, October
20.
O
C 0
Mrs. S. St. John Keeler, El'ersley
avenue. will entertain the Pililathea
clues ul‘ lilo Norwalk Methodist
church, Tuesday evening. October
21.
0
Mrs. Sarah Trisiram. 5 East Wall
street, has returned from a. visit
with Miss Mary Hurst, Belden ave-
(it‘ll iiill road, Wilton.
5 O
The bathing pavilion and conces-
slons at Cell l‘asture beach will
close Sunday.
0 C O
—-Sclcct your personal Christmas
cards early. now on display at Don-
lit-lly's.—-.id\'.
- s
a 0
At the Fl‘OCil agency, a contract
was given by Eugene J. Van Ness to
John G. l{rll'.'lll".lk and Katherine Ii.
Krammk for a house and two lots
loll liuyos avenue ill the third dis-
trict, and a contract was given to
Mary l‘alllleri for a. house and two
[lots on Spring lllli avenue in the
’llrst disllicl.
O 0 0
Charles Zoppcrson who recently
purchased the Bodwell house. 23
l-‘airileld avenue, is making extensll a
iililomlions preparatory to occupancy
'by two families.
Rel‘. S. P. Fairbanks, a former
pastor of the East avenue Methodist
Cillll‘Cil, delivered an address on
missionary work at the annual
incl-ting held last evening ill the
church parlors. Rev. Fairbanks. who
is now a pastor of Springdale was
very popular when he lil ed in East
Norwalk.
C O I
.1”. and .‘il‘S. 1‘3. 0‘, Gilbert sill
fulliii)’ of Bellini illll rend, enjoyed
it trip Olor llenr Mountain. Thurs~
; day.
,1 s
t
I O
3 Mrs. Dudlr-y‘ Hoyt pale a. very
interesting lillk on ‘Misslons" at the
South .\orwnlk linptisl Church.
Wednesday. before the members of
the Women's association.
0 I I
Mrs. Harry G. Shutelt. 46 West
avenue returned '10 her home yester-
day after sprnillnr, two weeks with
relatives in Washington. D. C.
O C
i Miss "'l‘crry” Delaney, 103 South
Main street. is spending the “trek-
elld with her sister Mrs. Charlvs
York.
0 d
Murphy of New
' 0
Miss Harriet Slillfell, 46‘ \K‘rrsl avo-
nue. loft yesterday on an overnight
bike with the Girl Scouts.
CHURCHES
First Baptist Church, Norwalk
Rev. DeWitt Van Doren
10:30, Sunday morning services.
St. Peter‘s Evangelical Lutheran
Church, Cedar Street
Rev. E. C. Wenzel. Pastor
Annual mission festival. A Ger-
man service will be held at 10:30.
Pastor M. Pinkert our seaman‘s mls.
ssionary of New York city “ill
preach the sermon. Miss Louise
Banks will sing a solo and Miss
Elsie Fullin will preside at the or-
gan. ’
In the afternoon an English serv-
ice will be held at 3. Rev. L. Mar.
tin of Wallingford. will preach the
sermon. Ernest Schols will sing a
solo and Mrs. A. Dravcs will pre-
side at the organ. 3
Bible class and Sunday school will
be omitted this Sunday. The ladies
will use the Sunday school rooms to
serve luncheons after, the services.
Our young people are invited to a
joint social and field day in New
Canaan to be given Sunday after-
noon by the Young People's societies
of this zone of the Walther league.
All those who intend to go from our
society should attend the mornin:
servicel’and go in a body after the
service. '
The society of young married peo-
ple will meet again Wednesday eve-
ning at 8 o'clock in the basement of
the church. '
Confirmation instructions will be-
gin agaln the first Monday in Octo-
ber at 4 in the Sunday school room
of the church.
can. and Funerals]
Gertrude Oainp Hall
The funeral of Mrs. Gertrude
Camp Hall. wife of James 1". Hall.
will take place Monday afternoon at
2:80 o‘clock from the late home. 2|
Morgan avenue. Rev. James Den-
ton Werner, rector of Grace church
will odiciate. Interment will be in
Riverside cemetery. Mrs. Hail pass-
edaway yesterday morning after a
lengthy illness.
Epworth League
The Enwortn Inns of the East
Avenue-l. 3. church will open its
fall activities Sunday evening. A
”W" will be held at the church
More, the regains| meeting of the
leagues The luau an anxious
that as many members as po-iblc
be present ”thunk-nay be
st
r
customary-m3. . .
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