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g, Mamet—“lite Majesty. Bunker
, ' 'isho'o'wf‘QConuuering Power."
lists conventions
. .. asu- Senatorial
‘ '.’--~ Ditties Genrentlon
. ‘ Republican
- we rwallt Club. Tonight
lt;l
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- Democratic
. ' “Cal-groans” Contention
. ,prid'geport. Sept. [0,; ':il) p. 111..
Hotel Stratiield
“Juliette Block. Belden place. is
. filled to her home with a slight
Molt of 'tohsilitls.
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\ Ileio' Gone who is very enthusiastic
«ml- the boarding school which she
B httending in 'Tarrytown. New
.3 sin. 1.. Fuller. \itsi Avenue. ino-
t0' Boston with several New
menu. They will spend a
days there.
, Mrs. W. Goldberg. 12 West ave-
traveled to Patterson. Satur-
{afternoon After a few days'
pith her parents she will enter
'Psusos's sa'natorlum.
.
- Wells have been received from
Morris Breeev who has Just entered
hi1 senior year at Clark University,
“roaster. Mass.
d Mrs. A. Glickson and
' saac place. motored to
Chester Sunday to spend the
‘a with se\eral of their
\ voyeur fur coats and gave
{remodeled and reliaed at this
- .. so now before the rush
means. more reasonable prices.
City Valet. 67 North Main St.
e dill—Adv.
Ithrdaare ‘being received from
"In McLean who is visiting with
p family in New Mexico. Miss
‘ n is expected back in Nor-
in a tow weeks and her friends
' rly looking. forward to her
lag.
. ‘Xr. IN! Mrs. H. Karts and family.
west avenue. motored to New York
;» . ., y where they spent the day
9 th several of their relatives.
‘ Dorothy Orleans. Isaac place. is
Mowly recovering from a severe at—
lock or scarlet lever.
, lire. L. Dinitowits. 12 Wést ave-
is shortly expected heme iron:
York where she has been visit-
relatives since last Tuesday.-
pheph Lasplggetto. ‘ South Main
.. motored to New York Sun-
stternoon.’ From there he will
tion, on his way to Canada
he will spend several days.
«Pianos at all kinds tuned and
trod. Wm. Haussler.
‘5‘." Phone rte—A".
.netty Weeks. Dorothy Skelly.
Sigswa'y and severe! other
tjnduatu of the' Norwalk
school left today to begin
studies at New Rochelle col-
1
a
PM: and Mrs. H. Karts. 2‘ West
sinus. are expecting Mr. and tire.
and family. New York.
.-.them Mr. and Mrs. Arbeit-
ll arrive Wednesday. to spend
holidays here. and will
some next Sunday.
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Mrs. S. Gutkowsky'. Osborne sve-
eotertained several friends
New you: over the week-and.
. .malya Roe. is Spring Hill. en.
W siren! or her triends at
a inferno! gathering at her home
‘ , evening. Coo-Koo and sev-
' :olhir games were greatly en-
Dainty retreehments were
. inter in the evening. These
‘ arbor-t commie. Robert
, . “Glades Rich and Stan-
:nsdlos‘ and Victrolss sold on
turns at Donnelly' s-Adv.
.sll‘ Mrs. John J. lnavely of
. . x N. Ya attended the
or James O'Hara. Saturday
Mr. Suavely was pastor
mm of the Fir! Metho-
lwfl a rubber.
.—-...a
ill-Wilhelmina Moore of
street uneminad several
on her seventh birthday aa-
6 9 West
“Intestinal church of which air. .
p
Letters have been received from
i
The Evening Sentinel welcomes
sentribuiloas to the brie! column.
or to any other oolumn is the
oaper. and regrets that so many
offerings have to be rejected be-
:suse of the carelessness ot the
writer.
Many people fail in writs
oemas legibly and an item with-
out a some is not usable.
llsny people write on both
tides ol the paper. Such matter
sonnet be used until it has been
~eoopied in the Sentinel olllcs and
:hsre is seldom time for that.
People using typewriters should
ass a double-space in writing
copy to:- newspapers. to permit
space for corrections where noc-
team.
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niversary. .Those present were
.Josephine Walsh. Dorothy Fallon.
Violet Curnow. Dorothy and Ruth
Leary and Katherine Moore.
Miss M. Lodice‘ Weld will open a
dancing class in Odd li‘cllow's hall.
Danbury. October 14.
Ward and Ladua Whipple of West
avenue have returned from a three
weeks' trip through the middle west.
Ladue will resume his studies in the
law department at 'the New York
university this week.
Mrs. E. 13.}mith and son. Ed-
ward. and Mrs. Charles R. Baker
and daughter. Catherine, have gone
to the Catskill Mountains for a short
stay.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Prince of
Snowden avenue are entertaining
Mrs. Charles Prince of New Haven.
Mr. and Mrs. Leon D. Hurley were
recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Il‘eii‘;
J. Kearney. Stevens street.
Mr. and Mrs. John T. Hayes of
Belden avenue had as their weal:-
end guests Mr. and Mrs. Eugene C.
Merkert and son of Larchmont.
Mr and Mrs. Harry Kinsley have
moved from 264 Flax Hill road to
181 Flax Hill road. ' :
~Escellent hard coal in all sizes
now to be\ had at Alfred Brown’s
Coal Yard. Now is the time of year
to have.your bins tilled up. Do-
liveries to suit your convenience.
Phone Zita-zl—Adv.
Annie Shufelt. Mildred Ileaupain
and Marion Thcis spent Satui’dny
with friends in Bridgeport.
Mrs. John Sprague and son John.
Jr.. of New York spent the week-
end with Mrs. Sprague's sister. MN.
Charles R. Jaeger, Brookside.
Eugene‘Scofield of so Fort Point
street had the misfortune of hav-
ing his Ford touring car struck by
a Norwalk-bound trolley in Darien.
Friday. smashing the rear mudguarc.
The Ford was a brand new car. hav—
ing been purchased only the night
before.
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and Mrs.
Mr. Harry McBride.
Flax Hill road. spent Sunday in
Bridgeport.
Mrs. William La Fontaine. Crocket
street, is spending the week in
Bell island.
Mrs. Jean Quick. Craw avenue.
entertained guests from Ridgefleld
over Sunday. »
Gibson Smith. l-‘lux llili road. left
Don'ttry to get Ann Bork's goat.
because she's got a strangle hold
on it. Goats, you know, are quite
the thing as pets in certain Los
Augeles circles, and Ann is shown
here with hers—in baby goat who
hasn‘t had time to sprout horns yel.
0h, yes—iii case you haven't guessed
it. she's a movie actress.
Saturday for Miami. Florida, where
he will spend the winter. Mr.
Smith's properly in Miami was
slightly damaged by the recent hur-
ricane.
Mr. and Mrs. Jos‘opli Malkin. FiiHl
sti'cet. will return to their respective
duties tomorrow after cliioylng :1
two wccks‘ vacation.
-—l"or a beautiful Home. Ask Abe.
Phone 351-2.--Adv.
Mrs. Joseph Quayle. Rowayton
avenue. entertained a guest from
Brooklyn over the week-end.
Miss Mildred llarly. Tun lllll'i‘l‘l
nvcnuc. was a visitor in Nt\\..l .‘t'.
J., recently. a
Mr. and Mrs. I. 'I‘cssler of .\'.-w
York are visiting Mrs. 'l‘esslcr's pur-
cnts, Mr. and Mrs. M. Joscni, Bel-
dcn avenue. "
Miss Fannie Epstein. 'l'uyior avc-
nue \isited in Bridgeport. Thursday.
Miss Mechelle Austin. Union park.
was a visitor in New York, Friday.
Miss Margaret Duffy. Belden ave-
nue. is ill at her home.
\ Abralinm Groginsky. Coucn street.
has left for Hanover. N. H., to cnicr
his sophomore year at Dartmouth
college. He is a member of the class
of 192‘. .Norwalk High school.
Miss Elizabeth Longstafl. Stevens
street. visited in New York over the
week-end.
‘Martiin McDonough, .lr.. Dover
street. spen: Sunday in Brooklyn.
with friends.
Dr. Thomas 1-. Clunc. Beldcn 1\ c- ;
iiue has had a radio installed in his
home.
William Tasck has
po::iiioii us salesman
.... s ..,
resigned his,
with lioilge
i
‘ V
Brothers. West avenue. and accept-
ed one as salesman with the Police
Clothes Shop, North Main street.,
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Austin have
changed their residence train it to
8: Van Buren avenue.
Miss Hermina Delice. Cedar
street. has resigned her polltionias
ushcr at the ltcgent theatre to at-
tend the New ltocheile’collega. ‘Her
place is being filled by Mi. Leonora
ltilsso of Norwalk.
Miss Barbara Olmstesd. fornierly
of this city, now of Boston. MI!»
was a recent visitor in Norwalk. rev
ncwing old acquaintances.
Miss Charlotte Lockwood. Orchard
street. has accepted a position with
Knplau and Goldman, South Main
sircct.
Miss Viola McDonough. New
York. was a recent visitor at the
home of her parents. Mr. and Mrs.
M. McDonough. Dover street.
Miss Willa. Green. Couch street.
has accepted a position in the city
hall.
Among thoso‘who attended the
performance 'of "Tragic ll," at the
Stamford theatre, Thursday evening
were Eugenie McMahon. 29 Pull!!!“
nvcnuc, and l.con Fish. Arch street.
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Gudis of New
York are visiting at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. M. Joscm. Lowe street.
Edward Mathews. Van Buren av-
cnuc. was a recent visitor in Orange.
N. J.
Arthur .l‘. Stack oi the Crofut and
Knapp Hat company visited at his
home in New York over the week-
cud.
Dr. and Mrs. J. 1i. Slomsn. torm-
(rly at Van Burcn avenue. have
moved into their new home Oll' Lof-
nyctic circic.
The Misses Betty and Sal filliep-
sky have accepted positions in the
Mill Outlet store on Washington St.
during its sale.
Miss Esther Wood, 70 South Main
eti'cct. spent thoiyveek-end with her
iurcnts in Wallingford.' "
Word has been received from Har-
old and Ray Skidd. Spring Hill .av-
cnue. who have entered St. Mary‘s
college in Louisville. Ky.. as a so-
phomoro and freshman rcspectivpiy.
Both boys expect to go in strongly
for athletics.
Mrs. s. Alpern of Bridgeport vis-
iicd her mother. Mrs. E. Epstein.
Taylor avenue. recently.
Leon Fish. Arch street. has left
for Yale where he will enter his
scnior ycar. ,
H. James at the Crotut and Knapp
Hat company spent the w-eek end 'at
his home in Winsted. .
Humphrey Doulens and Bar
Pennington. Reed street. visited
New Haven Saturday.
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Mrs. A. E. Winchester and son.
Edward. Gibson court. have return-
cd from a visit in Philadelphia.
Miss Ida Klinefelter. Rowsytnn
nvcnue, witnessed a performance of
"The Cardboard Lover," starring
Laurette Taylor. at the. Stanford
theatre Saturday.
Card. are being received by frien is
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the weather.
.everycorneroftheroom.
bookletoraskyour
show you the new
today
tion Oil Heater and laugh at
Use Socony Kerosene, the
clean.economicalfuel. aadyour
heater will radiate warmth to
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Write for ”Mt e e e ”
andtheairswishessroundthe ,-
windoweillalilhtyouf Perfec- . , .
Portable [major way mm
When it's bitter cold outside
t
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of Daniel Me is. North Main atree'.
from Washi . D. C..‘where he is
enloying a vase ion. ., , .
. . *
Waring .lseoup. New York. is visit-
ln‘g relatives in town.
Mr. and Mrs. John Munhail, New
Haven. are remembering their
friends in this city while on a vaca-
tion trip through Massachusetts.
*
Several Norwslk Tire and Rubber
company employee enjoyed a tank-
turter roast at Comps Beach one
evening last week.
William C. Hoover. 13 Mott.avo-
nue. is expected back from Akron.
Ohio. today where he has been on
a. several days' business trip.
Clayton Evarta 7 Union avenue,
was one at the many Norwalkers
who attended the Wilton- Jiorwalk
baseball gains in Wilton yesterday.
Mr and Mrs. George Lane. Freo-
mont place. were visitors in Wilton
Sunday.
Mrs. W. E.‘Fmallwood and son.
Jack. Bridgeport. were guegts of Mm.
H. E. Morley. Crockett street. over
the week-end. ‘
Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Sconcld. Ro-
wayton Beach. entertained over the
week- end' Frank Dunn sot Bronx-
ville.
u
Miss Illsabeth Lo‘ngstaft is at-
tending ths Danbury Normal school.
She is a graduate oi the. Norwalk
High school.
Miss Eugenia Mewborn. Bell Is-
land. returned Friday to the Hill-
side school !or a. short visit. Miss
Mewborn graduated from there with
the class at 1936 and will enter her
Freshman year at Smith College.
She is very popularismong the young
people of both Bell island and Nor.
walk. ' .
Miss Margaret Chittim. Main
.street. was one of the bridesmaids at
the wedding of Miss Helen Mac-
Lsren to Gerald Taylor Saturday at
Grace Church.
Miss Katherine Lehman. art.
teacher at the Hillside school. spent
the week-end in Philadelphia.
Dorothy Skelley and Betty Weaken.
both graduates of Norwslk high
school. are attending the' College of
New Rochelle.
Word has been'received lrom Miss
Virginia. Blacklord of Crosswsys,
South Norwalk. who recently enter-
p
nmcxatsomodersteapriee.
U the
.‘ihhc'ar.
Red— Leader
to
Activities of China's Rods are
causing stntcsnicu of various l-Zuru-
pcan countries to sprout ncw gray
hairs daily, and this gcnllcman is
responsible for "Inst or ”W luw'.
Hc‘s (icncrnl ('liaiig ital Slick.
commander of the Chinese llcil
army. This is a new and cxi'iusivi'
picture of him.
cd Brown university. Providence. Ii.
I.. saying she is getting along very
well. Miss lilackford and three
nlhcr young girls have tiikcn ll Sili’ill
suite of rooms near the college.
which. of coursc. lliiIk'JS it still more
enjoyable.
)liciicic Gitiiiblu. ill-viiiilds sll'crf
was a recent visitor in Stamford.
Miss llcicu iliiiiiord loft today for
Smith t‘ollcgr whore Slil' will be-
gin hcr Junior your.
The City of Nni'wulk through
Mayor Thomas lloblna and i.'|l_'.‘
Treasurer Anson lC. lx‘wlcr. burrow.
crl $100,000 Saturday in anticipation
of the collection of luvcs.
Mr. and Mrs llui'i'y Anderson. Mr.
and Mrs. ll‘rr‘d lludgcs and son.
John. .\ir. and Mrs. l‘uri Anderson.
Mrs. Clam Glover and Carl (llovci'.
all of First slrcci. motorcd to To:'-
rington. yesterday.
Miss Mabel Molilgnmci'y. Mrs. .l.
E. Monlgonicrj'. Miss Mary Troy.
William Montgomery, Mr. and Mrs
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Walter Arnold. Miss Roberta Arnold.
Miss Ethic Long and Alec. Simon.
all of he First District. motored
over lliiir Mountain bridge to West
l'oiiit )'(‘.‘ilt‘lll'l\'.
A delegation of meiiibci's oi l'nciis
Tl‘llit; of llmi Men will trail in Simi-
forii this cvvniiip: to lllli‘nd the an-
iiivi-i'siii'y cciciiioiiics of Sii'iiilui'l
ii'llll‘.
Mia's llilfl‘l \V'tliuibury, Nollli
lth't'l‘l)’. Mass. is spending several
days as the guest of
Frank J. Lewis,
Mr. and Mrs.
35 l’Iiinnm uvcniin,
bcfui'o inking iii licr studies at
Pratt lnslliuic. ‘rooklyu. N. Y.
J. Dunnld Corridon, iii) Gregory
buuli-vnrd. has rcsuincd his studlcs
at line Modiczii School of (lcorgo—
town iiiiivcrsity. Washington. D. C.
.\lr, Cori'iiion cnlcrs his Junior year.
1.: on chd, Iicncdict slrcct, is
cnjuylng a wcck‘s vacation iroui ii's
(lulics as lcllcr in the South Nor-
u‘nlk Trust company.
Siiinlivfi .Jcsclofi' 41 Scatlcu nu“-
niic. has returned to lluiv'aid lll.l-
vcrsiiy “Lore he will enit'r his
junior year.
Will Williamson
(L‘ouliiiucd from Page Two.)
hum: by its icgs from a tree in the
run ul‘ lli‘iilllllllll‘ll'l‘li ycsicrdai'. and
lll‘l'ii' mi lnlcrcslv-d and oltcli sym-
llliilll lic lilitllL‘liL‘l’.
Tllili Paul J. lilll‘il‘li. 35 Lexing-
ton ii\'l'lill\‘. Souiii Nox'wnik. instant-
ly killcd Thursday on the railroad
tracks in llill‘ll‘ll \vlicii struck by the
..\'0. 1'3. Boston i'xill‘t'si‘l, was mcninlly
I unsound.
.l Ivy liis step-sou.
[Stamford lit tlic
lilllt‘l‘nooil in tho lliii'i’cn town hall
“us illl.‘ tcsliiimny given
John ilnycs of
implied Siiluriiliy
bil'orc Coroner John .1. ”Man.
M r. Hayes. speaking for his molli-
cr. Mrs. liurlck. lcsilllcd the dorms-
cd lliltl bot-n unbalanced mentally
{or ncurly two yours. and cspcciully
so illi‘. last two days at his life. Mrs.
inilil'li Sollcsz. 8 Snowdcn avenue,
South Noru'aik. «laughter of the dc-
(xasvd. confirmed Mr. llnycs' sluic-
lill'lli.
li‘ollouiiig the lcsiiiiionics of the
l‘f‘lilll\'('S ol‘ the deccuscd. Coroner
l’liciim called to the stand Charles
Kcniicdy. Mciulow strccl. Stamford.
and Thomas i'iiilan. Soulhport. sig-
nal iliaiiiluinci's for the railroad in
lmrivn, lwiicvvd to be. the only cyc-
uilncsscs of the accident.
Both icsllficd liicy were cugagcil
trcsllo. at which point the occident
occured. when their attention was
arrested by three short and one long
blast of the danger whistle on the
“bill. and turned in time to see the
body oi the man hurled in the air.
According to the engineer. the
train. which had been "drifting"
l'roiu Noroton. was traveling St
about 50 miles an hour.
It was Allen's opinion Bartok did
not walk headlong into the espren.
as previously testified. but that he
was standing motionie- in the
lracks. his head bowed. and leaning
on the our which was to “paddle
llllll back to Hungary."
Coroner Pbelan will make known
his decsiion on the case the first
part or the week.
Two 15-year-old boys from Spring-
field. .Mass.. are in the Dorien look-
up chargrd with the theft of a. cor
and await police authorities twin
their town to take them back. Po-
liceman Amos Anderson arrested the
boys at 1 o'clock this morning. as
they were driving through Dorian
in a now Paige sedan. They gave
their names as Winton Deldel' and
Harry Wydlansky. and ldmitted
that they had stolen the machine.
Policeman George Evans believes
a record once established should be
kcpl and consequently continued his
war on speeders yesterday by at-
inching three more scalps to his
belt. Harold s. Streeter. Spring-
licld. Mass. Max Nadel. Jersey City.
and I'rohatan Greveious. Boston. all
succumbed to the rigid law inforcoo
mcnt in Darien. All three posted
bonds of $25 to appear in court
tonight.
The special town meeting tonight
will hrs-held in Boyle school at s
o'c10ck.
Aliicrt N. Greene. of Mount Ver-
non, was arrested last night by Pow
licnman Edward Musavero. charged
with doing 44 miles per hour on the
Post road. His bonds were set at
:25. and his case will come up in
court tonight.
Policemen Frank Standing, Arno.
Anderson and George Evans were
among those who enioyed airplane
l‘lllf‘l with the Gates Flying Circus
ovcr the week-end.
Mrs. Henry C. Hodges and Ed-
ward B. ilindley represented Dorien
at. the Republican Congressional
convention in Bridgeport Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Percy Grant and
GeorgciTorrey or New York were
the only arrivals at the Tokeneke
in i'cpiiiring a signal light about 900
Raymond
loci nest of the street
it .
at America?
Inn over the week-end. The Inn
will close tomorrow for the season.
Mechanically. thisJewett is dependableness .
itself. A larger motor than former --
possemd gives even quicker acceleration. ' ' ' ,.;
smoother
Wm M-
Wanna.
Hydraulic 4-Wheel lashes Men-m
safety. Evayprovedmechanicalomerierlty
ofthedayisheoe—sucb feattnu(m
PAIGE JEWETT MOTOR SALES co.
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