Chateau Frontenac. Quebec. Canada. Idol The Merrie. Studwell Plano lso M s
. . _ gerst Lauder of B ston. s r. . . .
' ”1" - " ('°' 4"" ' , Willldm Louder ondison. Billy who nue, expects to leave next Monday “'° “i Hwy‘m’d' 0'“ “1°" "0 - .~
' ' ' . . . have Just returned tll’om FI'IMG- for Smith College where she will [be- safe. a" Post “ president 0‘ ”‘9 1?
‘ hitchehlke'd ircm New York to Cali-
r
‘CII’IIIOIItililIQII‘Iuirss.
- Cur—Adv,
tumours». a I n
.. .o-u-.-.<.-v.-.po. nc‘ifiww- ~o wo-la‘ui-Ifl ‘
.‘to have your 'blns filled up.
liverles to suit your convenience.
A Mrs. F. Giorchino.
‘IIC‘II‘
” tires. Doing so now before the rush
‘ Twin City Valet. of North Main St.
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n...’>lon.'..‘nu tannin-um
Eerehliout
. . :.
s "Y?“ 3“”
y on. w-
‘. ’ ‘-' TONIGIIT.
Rlolto-"Subway ladies."
Regent—"The Waning Sex." I
Palcoe—"Broken Hearts of Holly-
monozd'
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‘ THEl
N l“. at
EVENING SEWEHOUTH NORWALK. CONN
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The Evening Jenunel weiedaies
contributions to the brief column.
or to any other column in the
paper. and regrets that so niony
offerings have to be reiected be-
iause of the carelessness of the
writer.
Many people fail to write
names ieglbly'snd an item with-
out a name is not liable.
Ilsny people write on both
rides at the paper. Such matter
moot be used until it has been
MOM“ in the Sentinel allies and
:here is seldom time for that.
People using typewriters should 1
in e double-space in writing '
copy for newspapers. to permit
inane for corrections where nee. Carlson 3"" 5' pleas , - ‘ ' on Fifi“ Returns—Ex-
morrow she-is improving at» or boule- . in .
~ '8“ ifilndorfilg.) ° mm “mm“ m" w ‘ °°"“"‘°;§° "3:13.333: 'Ehiricly‘"';§'c§2§3,‘3§ Service Men and Friends ATWATER KENT
sun Mm s: it A. M. monitorwsik hospital or an ore . mm. MW Mum“ Mm. "om - , to BeIn Vii: ed. . l N0. 20
' two weeks’ visit' with relatives in ~ ‘
RECEIVER
M Sets 5:53 P. M.
nigui'ia'e............ 10: «All.
Low Tide ..........'.. 4:212. if.
Norwalk. 309i. 27.
Congressional Convention
- Bridgeport. Sept. :5
-Frod and Jack ‘Flynn have re-
turned to their home in Stuart avo-
nus. after a. week's vacation at
dice ond Viola-alas sold on
Canada. to attend a letter- carrier's
eonv'entioh.
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—-Hesr Vsrnm Dall.:lrt on Bruns-
homo Monday morning.
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Mr. and Mrs. H. Karts. West av-
enue. motored to Bridgeport Sunday.
where they spent the day with sev-
eral of their friends.
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—near Markel’s Orchestra. Play
on Brunswick record No. 3218, Hi-
Mr. and Mrs. H. Shiiepsky and
daughter Sadie, Broad street. \Hsitoil
“church. when the election of offibers'
will take place. It. is allied a large
number of the members. will bspre.
sent.
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her summer home on‘i ”the Holden
Hill road end with he‘ family has
returned to New York for the win-
ter. . .
’ e e e.
Mr. and Mrs. wil tin Le'ilerton.
Jr. and daughter we cos of New-
arli. N. J.. were gu over the
week-end of Mr. ‘ILef fdrson's par-
ents. Mr. and Mrs William Leffsr-
son. Fort street.
0 I Cl
The many friends f Mrs. Frank
to learn thit
, - t e e
rile. Misses ~Tollo'e. lli‘sirfleld av-
enue. entertained “Miss Margaret
Morrison of New York over the
wreck-end. .
have moved from estport avenue
to at East avenue. L
Dr. HoWard Stevecls and family of
New Milford were visitors in now-
ayton. Saturday. ;.
Mr. and Mrs. ltrsnk Lauder. ,5
Seymour street. recently entertain-
ed Mr. Lender's sister. “Miss Mir-
ussell of W t-
Mrs. Leroy Sherinsn.‘ has. closed '
and daughter. Miss Gertrude Nut-
ting of Boston. are visiting Mr. and
Mrs. Clinton Nutting. ztjurritt ov-I
onus.
s s s l" ‘
Mr. and Mrs. Willie ’Mcbluilen.
ii Newtown Terrace. re visiting
Mr. end‘Mrs. Clarence Cowlng of
Boston. ‘ »
e e e ‘
'Mr. and Mrs. William Mslillo.
Miss listen. Dougherty and Walter
French. all of South Not-walk. re-
cently visited Coney island.
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' e
Thii patrol team of Monitor Crot-
to No. 68. M. 0. V. P. E. It. will
meet at the Norwalk Armory this
evening for drill. .
0
Mount Herman. Mass. i‘hey mo.or-
'ed extensively through Massacfu-
sctts during their vacation.
o 0 0
A meeting of the Red Division oi
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Anthony Marc. 8 Blake street. for-
transferred his business to Shuitse‘s
mer proprietor of the repair depart-
ment at the Regent Garage. has
garage in Commerce street and will
carry. on there under the name of
Murc' a garage. .
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Miss Helen Hanford. Belden ave-
gln her Junior year.
, Legion Post in “Tune in”
WESTPDRT
RECEIVES WORD
POSTSARESAFE
lNlllADll, FLA.
A good deal of uneasiness existsl
here among relatives and friends of
Westport people who are in the ole-I
vastated section of Florida. .
Saugatuck. are
have not been heard from within
the past week and the absence oil
any word from them is alarming.
Mr. Allen has attempted to com-
municate with Mr. :i‘ratt but has
been unable to reach him by leie-.
gram.
Word was received yesterday from
Mr: and Mrs. Robert W. Post. who
Wcstport Paper mill and sent word?
to William Ryder. manager of the
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' I ' . ' ' ‘ course in‘ a‘secreta school in New Norwallr High ”Md “1‘“ hand " injury to any .Westport people. rela- 0“:- DIM. CONTROI .- .
, ' District Convention Mr. and Mrs. I. Josem. New York.‘ York. Miss Staniiardt is, a graduate 303“” 0‘ “10.30:! dlvisiom u'ves are‘anxiously waiting for mes- ' 1 ‘ l I:
~‘ - visited Mr. and iii . M. , . the Nor-wall: B it school. ' I . sages. .
_ Inspirations John mm, E..._,.’;,....k":::‘, 3:. °' . J‘s» ' ' ‘0” W“ W" N°- ‘0' ”V “ A- Mr. and Mrs. Charles Pratt. rela- 137 95 isn'c oursmn ANTI NVA ‘ 3
' week-end They returned to that M d M l is Sohumanu' M meets this “"1“." l“ a” Waeil- l 1 ' v ‘ ' ‘ ‘ l
. r r. on , rs. Jot ington “"1“ Masonic Temple two to Mr. and Mrs. .andon Alien.
' in Miami. They $125. 95
‘5" ‘5‘“‘5‘1‘; $454.. 44. .._. -.-.
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‘ o s e Mr. B. Bergen of Bridgeport. Sun- ”£1.33: ‘en1eflu ne‘d her nope Miss Ruth Watt 0“ West avenue paper lulll that they were uiihurt. ‘1
Vera Kata who was a. visitor in d” afternoon. Midshlnman Thomas 0- Ennis. 5‘": is attending Parson's .Art school in . . . l 9;:
South Norwalk over the week-end * ‘ ' ‘ day. New York. ‘ Th° August Matthias Post. N°‘ “3' is
“when to hm, hm. m New Yam , Samuel Salllck. Madison nicer. . . . s . , , - American Lesion. l- 910“"an 1° hm ’5!
Sum, “em“ Miss Kat: has ,‘e, plans‘to retul‘h to Gebuetown Lnl- Miss Marthe halnliton. Flax Hill Miss Gladys Whelan 0! Milford a hull and install a radio for Thurs ,. .1
any night so all the cx-servlce inei.
cslt‘tiy returned from a cross-coun-
My tour. She and a companion
fertile. During the trip. their expe-
rienceo were many.
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Martin Delis. South Main street. '
has left for New York. He will re-
sume his studies at Columbia uni.
Versity.
eeo'
~Excsllent hard coal in all slses
now to be had at Alfred Brown's
Coal '.Yard Now is the time of yaar
6-
Phone ”slap-Adv.
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Rock Ridge,
has returned to her home after a
few days' visit in Newark. N. J.
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Jennie Rosenberg. New York. vis-
lied Mr. and Mrs. M. Hershfleld.
Concord street. over the week-end.
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—Havo your fur eoais and gel--
meats remodeled and rsllned at this
some means more reasonable prices _
Phone SOS.—AdV.
Mr. and Mrs. S. Stelnherg. Coil-
cord street. motored to the Bronx
versity. Friday. He will enter-his
sophomore year there.
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Ethelxurtz. West avenue. spent
Sunday afternoon in Stamford where
she visited several of her friends.
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Helen T. Ratchford. Main street.
motored to New Rochelle yseierday
aizcl noon. .
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Mr. and Mrs. Philip Cunso. 124
Washington street. have returned
from a. visit to New York.
they attended the'l‘iodio' fair now
being held in Madison Square Gar-
den. s
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David Dunbar. Newtown avenue.
.Jeft Saturday for the University of
West Virginia.
as
Paul Ward, Franklin street. Jack
White. South Main street. Norbet
Powell and Manford Powell. also of l
Norwalii. leave Thursday for George-
town. Sem Salllcli. Madison street is
year to attend Georgetown.
I Is
was the guest of Mrs. Walter, Craft.
Belden avenue. over the week-end.
e a, e .
college Among them are: Miss Irene;
where l
load. is taking a course at Columbia
University. N. Y. Miss Hamilton was
formerly a teacher in the Center
school. i
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Mrs. Hester Hart is spending the
day in Bridgeport visiting friends.
I
Mrs. William H ider and baby
daughter Janice. . estport avenue.
are spending two weeks with Mrs.
Rider's parents at Lawrence Mase
Mia. Charles Yeast, Lafayette
circle. has purchaspd a new Hupmo-
bile set all. .
e .’
Mrs. Robert Parker. Boton ave-
nue. has returns from a. three
weeks‘ uwailon .ln Pennsylvania.
Mrs. Parker visited the Se'squicen-
tonniai exposition ‘and Atlantic City.
transferring from St. IAwrsncgthls'I made W mill-“"-
Mr. and Mrs. Chprles Breathwaite.
Germuntown. Paniend Lewis Young.
Lanscown. Pa re ‘urned with her to
mend tho week-end. The trip was
sh.
Mrs. Adolph Btluer. New York.
Miss Emma Hall. of New York. slatted friends in litowayton. Sunday.
Miss Agatha K ler of New York
spent the Iweeli-e d at the home of .
Several young ladiam of Nor-walls Mr. and Mrs. Si Chlnsky.
leave Wednesday for New Rochelle place.
Moore
has taken up her duties as secre-
tary. at the Hillside school.
e e o 0
Miss Eugenia Mewborn, Bell is-
land. will leave soon for South Col-
lege where she will begin her Fresh-
man year. -
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Mrs. Bertha Fitch of 2 Molt ave-
nue motored Sunday .to Crescent
Beach with friends.
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Miss Miriam Craig. a graduate of
the.Norwalk High school. is attend-
ing the Danbury Normal school.
. s e e
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ella and
daughter Harriet, as France rireet.
motored yesterday to Mount Hol-
yoke College. Miss Ella is entering
there as a Freshman this year.
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Miss Alice stannard. daughter of
Mr. nna Mrs. P. D. Stalinard‘of 27
West Main street. is attending a well
ltnowu secretarial school II! New
York where she is taking an ad-
varu-d course. Miss Stannnrd rs-
cenily resigned her position in the
office of the LeRoy Shirt Co. where
she was head stenograpber.-
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W— 2
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If» you want to remember things.
tie a string around your finger. If
can listen in on the Dempsey-Tun
ney fight in Philadelphia. A com-
mittee consisting of Donald Craw-
iord and John Keene has charge oi .
the project. Some suitable hall in the
center of the town will be obtained
and a high powered radio will be in-
stalled. All former service men and
their friends will be invited to lis-
tell. The committee will announce
the location of the hall tomorrow.
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The Doric chapter. Order of East-
ern star. will hell a regular meet-
ing this evening in its State street
club rooms. Following the nieetlng.
cards will be enjoyed and refresh-
ments served.
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A mother and daughter supper is
being planned at the cafeteria of the
new Redford Junior High school on
the night of September 27. This of-
fair is being sponsored by the Girl
Scouts
I
The Service club of the Sougatuck
Congregational church will meet
with Mrs. Sylvester Foster at her
home in Evergreen avenue. Friday
evening. Septemebr 24. at 7:30.
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Mrs. Walter Osborn. Taylor place.
has left for New London where she
will visit her mother. Mrs. Rotor:
George Gregory and William Oreg-
la.'st Sunday. They visited Mr. and . .
Mn. 1. Kapion who have recently Harmon. South Main stret: Miss' Mr. and Mrs. is. Steinberg. Con- you want to_forget things. tie a rope Mills. Slate street. motored to New York GRAVL‘I. BEING PLACED
moved from South Norwallt to New Betty Weeks. West) Washington cord street- entertained friends aroundyour neck.——Judge. 0 ' ° 0'7- 1“" lake“ examination “T "0' state oser the week-end. ‘ov Gum -
street: Mill Dorothy Skelly. Mei-« from Dnrhn owl- ths week-end. ' Dr. and Mrs. .J, Lorenz. New Yolk. litlons at the Westport Post office. . [MAN AVENUE
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York. .
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—-He'ar this Brunswick record No.
Sill. Song of thQVolga. Boet‘men.
with male chorus. Studwell Plano
.. . . . _
Mr. am Mrs. ‘J. S. Siull and iam-
lly visited friends in Danbury last
Sunday'. .
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Ruth B. Weedi Newtcwn avenue:
Helen Crow and Alice Dunn, Elm-
wood‘ avenue. Journ‘eyed to New
Yellinfloturday. where they em‘oll-
sdfor various courses at Teachers‘
college. Columbia university.
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Frances Delis. South Main street.
leftiher home Monday afternoon to
‘ Mrs. Perry Cochran of New- Ro-
Dsllce. Cedar street.
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The Junior Philathea Class of the
Norwalk M. E. church will meet
Tuesday night with Mrs. St. John
Keeler, Eversley avenue.
I I
Miss Bernice Austin Winfield
street. has returned from a ‘vislt with
chelle.
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Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dickman. l.
Chestnut street. were thegussts of
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon G. Duncan. N.
Y.. over the week-end. Mrs. D‘un-
can is a. nelce of Mr. Dickmsn.
Mr. Bosnian Pest. Chestnut street.
returns her studies at .Hunter'a col-
legs, New York.
at I I .
‘ —-!Ieor At Jolson sing. When the
l‘tati‘.’~ Rod. Robin comes Bob. nob”
Bobblnflilong. on Brunswick record
No. 129.8iudw'sll Plano Co .--Adv.
Mary Modne. Putnam avenue.
spontvSuhday' in Stamford. visiting
many. friends.
W. Clark. South Norwellt.
well: postnlsn. spent Satur-
daywlght and part ofv Sunday in
New; York at the Eili's Club. From
there he proceeded to Montreal.
‘ a student within a short time. Miss
was the guest of friends at Bronx.
N. Y.. over the week-end.
Mr. and Mrs. W. E: Riordan and
family visited in West Point Sun—
day. " '5
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Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Dibble Mer-
via Beach. were visitors in Atlantic
City over tho week-end.
Mr. Venn, Comsrtilfth street and
Gregory“ Boulevard. recently
bought a new Dodge, roadster.
Joe Bolton, Trinity School. N. Y..
was the guest of Mr. .and Mrs.
Frank Holstead over the washout. ,
Miss Catherine Riordan. who has
been working hf the City, Kall‘ for
the past few web. will leave for
New Rochelle college where she is
B is s; graduate of .ths Nor-
walk “it sch:ol. .v
Mr. and Mrs. James Sample en-
tertained Mr. and Mrs Augustus
nisley. Hartford over the mines.
bourne Road: and Miss Rel-mine.
. university and
Dr. Meyer Ssi‘ cit. formerly of
Boston general oepital. now a stu-
dent of surgery t Yale university.
visited with lust ‘pai-cnts on Fort
Point. street ova the weekend. Dr.
Sulliclr gradual from the News":
high ’school. stutlieti at New York
listed from the
Yale School of Medicine.
Hyman Gr Woodward avenue.
left yesterdonnlli- Worcester.“
where he will take up his studies
as senior at Castle University. no is
u. member of tall classof 191i, nor.
walk liigh school.
one Mary aim of Stamford was ‘
a visitor at the theme of Mrs. James
Mcrrltt. I Reed street. Sunday.
‘ Mr. and Mill. A. Cliches.
Isaac place. entertained relatives
from Bridg'epoitt over the weakened.
Miss Bertha tWeits. Stamford vts.
lied friends in“ this city. over the
week- end.
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isadoze anibv. Grove street. left
today for Baltnlore where he will
.- take unI his dill as at the John l-lop-
ltins School oft M'edicine.
- Mr. and Mrs. B. Herman and fem-
ily. Foirfleld menus. were visitors
‘in Stamford Sunday.
t
' Morris Bios . 11 Belden place.
has return i in his home after
spending a fab..- days leth relatives
:
A Friend In Need
ACCUSED (Just acquitted. to
counsel). Thanks awfully. old man
What on earth should I have done
without you?
COUNSEL: Oh. about five years.
—I-Smith‘s Weekly.
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«After wondering thousands of
Years how to fix their hair. women
finally decided to cut it off.——Noriolk
Post.
are visiting Postmaster and Mrs.
Krause. Lincoln street.
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Bill Moore. ‘Compo Beach. has re-
turned to New York where he will
attend Fordham University.
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Mrs. Frances Walsh.
,, .will go to the Shepherds' convention
to be held in Newburg. NW York,
this week as Westport delegate.
Mr. and Mrs. James-
‘x' Saunat'ick.
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l.)r-.\l aria.
Mr. and Mrs. John Slicelian. Jr..
home after spending
months with Mr. Shcehrln's parent'slalso completed the oiling of New-
iin Ron'nyton.
The street department has: com-
of Norwalli have returned to their 1710th the Work of placing gravel
the summer in Grumman avenue. Workmen have
I town avenue.
D. B._ Bradley, Evergreen aw vine.
is able tc'bs about again after an ill-
ness of several weeks.
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FIRST A.P. mammiste .
53363 THE INCEPTIION OF Associ-
1848 of hats: New Yorc Associated
John Savlano.
Joseph Luce.
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Miss May Wilson. teacher In the
lhb. otoi'edSIet- hueoovmtiv'ene’wngs ther- .
5:331: ’11:? thorn... whore . ing alliance has had but one ideal-—
she mm the melt-one . the githcring and hoodlum of .
armament. m in v '...“'I"...'.;'.""°“...:"t“i':. m: 1
when. he w'lll may the unites 3" ‘3" mnmfixrfi: , - this ideal for threequsrters of s
nus-tie of u Sonic»
1 Sunday at tarnish an,
Mr. . V. .
Miss Ruth Mearegor. daughter of
MJand‘Mrs. Brood MW.
East avenue. left yesterday for. Mt.
Moiyoke College. where she will a.
'terlertrsshnianyeordflssuefireo m
" mm,ntomborofthscla-__of'le
at this Hillside school;
we...
“maniac. w .
mater sad daughterj.
. . if Novas Court. .
use. .50ch loans 6“.
of N'smrsis 1i snows”
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