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nurseries:
Strsyed. lost. round to
LOST—small. black and brown dog.
\ answers to name of Prince. Ite-
lurn to John Slsensky. 4 Ridge St.
LOBT—-bctween Conn. Ave.. and
pltai pin. Please return to Sen-
tinel Office.
TRUCK COVER-—new canvas cover
for truck. lost between American
Hat Co.. & Railroad Ave. Reward
if returned to owncr.'Call diol-J.
,auronorivn .
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'l‘olionelio on trolley. Nuraea' Hos- '
Help Wanted-Female . Sf
GIRL OPERATORS -, Wanted. on
Singer sewing' machines. Neat
work.- good'psy. Apply Poleky's
Dre- Shop. to Railroad avenue.
South Norwalit.
not, wanna state as
AMBI'I'IOUS BOY-over 1.. Excel-
lent opportunity. Steady work. Ap-
ply all week. Century Underwear
Co. Liberty Square. East Norwslk.
MACHINIST—First class all around
machinist wanted. Apply E. H.
Hotchklsa Co.. 10 Hoyt St. Nor-
wallt. ‘
Perfect condition. Cheap. Royal
Auto Painting Co. Concord St.
Phone 001.
1928 NASH—five passenger Tour-
ing. Good condition. Owner will
sell cheap. E. B. Powns. Mrs.
Evans Orchard. Compo Beach.
Westport. Phone 499-3.
FORD TOURING—Car. Good rub-
ber. good mechanical condition.
Price 836.00. Inquire evenings.
Norman Taylor. Vincent Court.
Rowayton.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-sever-
al used sedans. five passenger.
seven ‘ passens . end coach
types. We acce t a small down
payment and give easy terms on
the balance. Open evenings. until
0:30. For particulars. call 754.
. BENEDICT'S NASH AGENCY
STUDEBAKER—Light Six Road-
ster for sale. Phoue 8172.
A re-condltloned quality car is a
better buy than any new car at the
same price.
We have a 1920 model Series lo-B
(Changed to 10-0) Franklin Sport
Sedan. rc-Ducoed in Juniper Gray.
renickled and thoroughly re-condl-
tioncd. This car has disc wheels. and
trunk. presenting a particularly
pleasing’n'ppcarancc. We will be glad
to demonstrate. . .
1926 Series 11. Coupe. Excellent
condition. Run 'only 8.000 miles.
Looks like new.
In addition to the Franklins above.
we have two water cooled bargains
for sale. .
A 1925 Hudson Coach. newly
painted. in splendid condition. run
, 1924 DurantTourinJA real buy.
ran NORWALK FRANKLIN co.
Phone 1m it Well st. Norwslk
Repairing-'éServic-e Stations - id
Repairing on all makes of cars.
your. 'car washed while“ on wait.
AUTOJEXCHANGE" ARAGE
s Elisdhghédf. " e -‘ Tel 412'!
' ' sum" as scrim; on
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scfiNzrfrIc'Tnns: wonx
r‘ellttlrea
years of practical experience.
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Phone 272 Wogtpopt
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amine. ServicepLOffesed IS
wanted; Day wdrk contract.
First class workmanship tuar-
anteed. New work or Jobbing at
reasonable prices. Real Estate
bought and sold.‘Phone 473.
AWNINGB
Notice '
Prevent "Fires .
Chimneys scraped and cleaned “.00
Chimiteys repainted
All kinds 'of’ia‘dder work. brick
and. ‘ - drilling
Fitzgerald Co. Tel 8000. .
First & New Sis. East Norlalk 'i
woosrna a rams ,
“.1 at. w. DAVIS
a. wooaran _
ATTORNEYI'AT LAW.
Formerly
lid}! Us I. PDTGB‘
a.
ms Main street. 'Bridgeport.
Send for Booklet on Patents.
UPHOLSTEBING — and cabinet
work. Picture framing mirrors
end upholstered supplies. Chair
caning. etc. A. Bergen-om. New
I. _O. O. F. Bldg. Se. Nos-walk.
.Buildtngsndm ia
JOSEPH V. FABRIZIO ‘
Building Mason end general 'Con-
tractor.
* ed Stuart Ave.
Telephone ~ 9178-).
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HELLO...BILL-—New hatf No. the
old one . cleaned blocked and
tri d Looks swsil‘ Who did
the ‘19 1.5%
tag net-‘Shap: 11‘ It lists It. I.
Nos-walk Danni up 1 flight stairs.
ms HUPMOBILE—Club sedan.
Storage by the day. week or' month. .
CARPENTER WORK ' of fall kinds .
Practicalaenevetc’
Help-Idle SM I‘d-Idle
WANTED—Coolie 075 up. Couples
0150 up. gsnersi- houseworhere.
both white and colored. Ap ly
Nerwalk employment agency. 0
Wall St. Phone ms.
Situations Wound-Isle Si
HANDY IAN—Building and clean-
lng cesspools; greding, hedge cut-
ting: lawn mowing: Planting. end
local trucking. James Fuller. 9:
Taylor Ave. Phone «17.
FINANCIAL
Money To Loan—Mortgages do
MONEY TO LOAN—on your auto—
mobile. Wm. O. McLean. Inc.. In-
surance. 52 N. Main St., S. Nor-
walk. Conn.
memories
\_ Musical. mnuTgni-smsuo «
MISS MABEL E. ALLEN—Teacher
, of piano, Pupil of Victor Blart.
McKinley Place. Itowayton. Phone
sole-J. .
PIANO INSTRUCTION.
Conservatory course. Miss J. De-
liee. Pupil of New York College of
Music. 6 Putnam Ave.. So. Norwalk,
Near West Ave.
LN! STOCK
Horses. Cattle. Vehicles dl
HORSE—For light work or driving.
For information call at 17 Day St.
So. Norwalk.
MERCHANDISE
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Section.
and economy.
buttons on your vest.
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a minute. Truthful poo
one way and another.
matics.
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- Value, Variety and Veracity
acteristics of The Seulinel’s A-D-C Classified
It's hard to overestimate its value to you
-simply. because its ofi‘crs present such liberal
values. It is the very personification of thrift
' -' And it is equally famous for the variety
3 - .of its oflerings. It classifies and indexes enough
'diiferent lsinds of'things to meet the ordinary
wants of any man, woman or child. It Will
point vouttto you a good used car, a washing
machine, a place to liv
exact truth. Its veracity cannot be doubted for
about definite opportunities for you to profit
Don’t let a single day go by without read-
- The A-B-O Classified Ads .
Always the Same—In Service ;
Always Dideront—In Opportunity .
lirce outstanding char-
e, or somebody to sew
abitusl regard for the
pie tell truthful stories
It’s as exact as mathe-
is
CLASSIFIED DISPLAY
FOR SALE
li‘lve Room bungalow. near Silver-
mine. llugc stone fireplace. steam
heat. bath. garage. Good subur.
ban home for small family.
Six room house. East Norwaik.
open fireplace. sun parlor. all
improvements. Good barn.
Price 86,000.
For these or any others consult
CANTY & CO.
asst. ssrars roa sum
74
Apartments and Fists
5 ROOMS—on second floor. all im-
provcmenis. good location_ be-
tween Fnirfiold and West Aves.
Garage. if desired. Inquire 3'! Ce-
dar 8t. _ '
ROOM APARTMENT—ail
provemcnts. garage. Inquire.
Concord St. Telephone 2905.
ROOMS—All improvements. at:
Van Zant St. also store at 227
Liberty Square. East Norwnlk. M.
Pascale. Phone 1522.
ROOMS—And bath. 1st floor. im-
provements. newly decorated good
'location. garage. Rent reasonable.
Inquire d to 9 p. m. 3 Neptune
Ava. So. Norwalk.
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DRILL I’RESS—One-Id" Sibley
Drill Press. Condition GOOD.
Price $75.00. See Mr. Samuelson.
THE NASH ENGINEERING CO.
firm and Dairy Products Sb
‘FOR SALE—Applealflxtra choice.
Fall end‘ winter fruit by basket or
barrel. Tel.. New Canaan 446.
POTATOES -7 Select Long Island
27 80. MAIN 811—5 rooms and
bath. all improvements. Rent. 830.
Inquire 108 So. Main St.. or phone
1446.
T0 LET—Six room flat. all im-
provements strum heated newly
decorated. r. H. Fitch. 118 80.
Main St.
LARGE FRONT ROOMf—Furnlshcd
, or for light housekeeping. lizj’an
.7.ant St. East Norwalk. Conli‘. ‘
well cured ’wintcr'“ potatoes. direct
by boat now obtainable. T. Smith.
McKinley Place. Rowayton. Phone
8549W
GRAPES FOR SALE—Any quanti-
ty. Inquire Joseph Eula ! Wood-
ward Ave.
Incl. M.Miifla SC
TO LET—3 rooms with
improve-
ments good location. Inquire R.
Jose‘loff. 41 Seavlow Ave. or E. E.
,Gorhnm. Washington St.
98 WOODWARD AVE—4 room
flat. all lmprovcmisnts. Inquire 61
South Main 81.. or 4 Concord St.
Telephone 2519.
FIRE WOOD I'OR SALE—III.”
per cord 0 ft. length. 011.00 per
cord out any else you wish. Phone
Norweik all. Saute Construction
Houses For Rent fl
7 ROOM HOUSE—in Norwalk, all
improvements. Phone 2087-.1.
Ce. Bowsyton Ave.
PIANO—Upright. mahogany finish.
latest design. Splendid tone and
TWO FAMILY HOUSE—And" store
apply to 48 Chestnut St. or phone
318. ‘
REAL ESTATE FOR. SALE
action. Very exceptional piano
for beginner. Good‘ for many
years“ service.
Bargainaat 0125.
Easy payments arranged. Free
delivery. Pox Piano Leo. North
stain St...Se. Norwalk.
household coeds se
BLUE VEDOUB—iiving room suite.
round oak. dining table. new bow..-
end bsd. reasonable if sold at
once. Inquire 19 Fort Point St.
FURNITURE—for three rooms.
.fGlenwood combination cosii’gas
stove. almost new. Inquire. Fedor.
1d Laura St.
GOOD COOKING STOVE—for sale.
Inquire 11 Lincoln Are. So. Nor-
walk;
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE — in-
cluding gas stove, twtn beds. din-
ing room furniture. etc. 111 South
Main; corner of Concord St.
KITCHEN STOVE—In first
condition. Price reasonable.
Vail Zens St. East Norwaik.
nameless-nos ”11:? Cash-
class
0
Norwsik.
-. Almeatatmdhe es
a satisfied customer is our aim.
sum VAN—or truck wanted on
return from Brooklyn to bring
load of furniture to South Nor-
wsik. Telephone ass.
NAG! BROS-esters“. All kinds io-
est and long distance trucking
Plane hoisting. deeds! vans for
Coon. Ave. Phone tit daytime:
timeouts.
.mbl Vases-lemme- as
uniolrr 310m LADY—Mom:
phsr‘ s‘nd oisrtpai amistaht
Reply on hand writing stating
' ago. see. aniljreferences.
Mlattpresent employed. Box
40 clo Sentinel... *
Homxnspnn —— And cook'for
two business men. Address P. 0.
. nos «1 South‘mrwslk.
EOXEWORK—Wom'es'fiotosn do
sewmg*st.-home,'nest'.w¢k.._
my: Polaky's Dre- seep. ll nui-
rosd Ave. South Nos-walk.
1W" . s
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moving] teujfsok dumps. 100 '
25 FT..CA‘BIN BOAT—Ind also a
be‘ seen at Bate’e Boat Yard. E.
Nos-walk. '
museum”: ass:
Apartments and lien is
APARTMENT-6a. steam heated, I
room apartment at I milslde St...
Se. Norwelk. all improvements.
Two _
“3.00 Phone 1187.
FOR’RENT—l rooms. on Laura St.
‘ load" 30! East Ave.
POUR ROOMS—ell improvements:
three. part improvements:
Apply are). P.| Mshonay. 02
Van hnt‘St. 3‘ "‘ -’
memento—apartment of s
rooms and hath-centrally located
in best mound section So. Nor-
walk. .Wlil rest.ts.sdults only. If.
c.'e Sontmei. _
‘IIlOIII. Very desirable neighbor-
hoOSRneer center. adults only.
Garage space if' defined. Inquire.
1 Grove 8t.
5 noose—nu ‘ilrnproyo'tnants. good
location. 9 Hamilton Ave. so. Nor-
'power'canoe. Phone “70-8. Can ’
poi-ones. ideal location. Rent ‘
s LAME-ItOOldS—some improve- '
Houses For Sale Sd
A DWELLING—In Rowayton is of-
fered for sale at a reasonable
price. Six rooms. corner plot.
McKinley Si. Lot tit x 150 x 124.
Tel. W. F. Ambler. Norwalk 99.
$2.000 CASH—Centrally located in
Norwnlk. New six room home
with all improvements. Owner
must sacrifice. Price $6.700.
phons'eosu.
TWO FAMILY HOUSE—10 rooms.
3 car garage. in center. Near trol-
ley. station. church and school.
For information. Phone 166.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Houses For Sale SJ
LOVELY HOME—in Fairfield Park.
Colonial style. House comparative-
now. 6 large rooms. hard wood
floors. Set in fire place and book-
cases. Sun parlor. Many extras.
such as awnings. screens and
range go with house. Garage.
Owner will take 82,600 down pay
ment. $5.000 13k. Mortgage. .1311].
easy terms.
Mr. II. T. Norris
Springdale Realty Co.
Norwnlk 1941-12 or Stamford 4054
NEWLY BUILT—six room house in
restricted district. All improve-
ments. One minute to trolley.
Easy terms. Phone 2789.
NEWLY BUILT—8 room house with
every modern improvement. 1.0-
cutcd on large plot with cherry.
:i'nplc, punch. poor and quince
lrccs. Largo bed of strawberry
plants also a number of grape
vlnr-s. Inquire on premises after
{.200 p. m. at 6 Van Zant St... East
Norwalk.
. FOR SALE—Ono six room house.
lot 60 x 150 No. 57 Belden Ave.
Price 85,500. Ilobcrt Joaeloff. Tel.
1809. at William F. Hoyt 8: Son.
Tel. 435: ' ' ,
FOR SALE.
Good 6 Room house
— Bargain —-
H.500 — Can be had
for 81000 Cash
Balance as Rent.
THE FUDGE REALTY C0.
155 Washington St.
Tel 659.
I'IRST DISTRICT — Two family
house part improvements all hard
wood floors 80.000. Real Estate
and Insurance. The Tammany
:sg‘clncy. 123 Washington St. Phone
Basketball Managers
(Continued from Page Eight.)
and Bridgeport Y. M. H. A. It has
been suggested to have the Fairfield
Legion enter the league to replace
Port Chester and bring the circuit
closer together.
The tentative plans call for each
team to play two games a week. one
at home and the other on the road.
If this schedule is carried out. bas~
kctball fans will see plenty of action.
These are merely suggestions that
have been offered which will be
brought up at tomorrow night's
meeting at the Westport Y. M. C. A.
Realtors—Insurance
17 So. lets St. Phone 830
AUCTIONS—LEGAL
Legal Notices 01
ORDER 01“ NOTICE.
DISTRICT OF NORWALK. SS.
PROBATE COURT. September 27.
A. l). 1926.
In the matter of Alfred R. Taylor.
of Norwalk in said District. on in-
capable person.
Whereas. written application has
been made to this court by the con-
servator of said incapable person.
praying. for reasons therein set
forth. for an order authorizing and
empowering him to sell certain real
estate of his said ward. particularly
described in said application:
Orderod. That said application be
llClid and determined at the Probate
Office. in Norwnlk. on the 4th day
of October. 1920. at 10 o'clock forc-
noon; and that public notice thereof
be given to all persons interested
therein by publishing this order in a
nrwspnpcr liming a circulation in
said District at least five days before
stud day of hearing.
HENRY W. GREGORY.
‘ Judge.
LL'CY ’I‘OR'I‘OIIELBA VS. SALVA-
TORE TUHTOIIELLA.
ORDER OF NOTICE.
STATE OF CONNECTICUT. FAIR- ‘
FIELD COUNTY. S U P E It I 0 R
(:Uliii'l‘. SS.. Bridgeport. Sept. 23. A.
D. 1926.
Upon the complaint of the said
Lucy Tartorclln praying. for reasons
therein set forth. for a divorce and
custody of child and alimony new
pending before this Court. having
been returned thereto on the first
Tuesday of September, 1026. It ap-
pearing to and being found by this
Court that the said défendant is ab-
sent from this State and gone to
parts unknown and that notice of
thc pqucncy of the complaint was
given as required by order of notice
heretofore issued. and now the
Plaintiff asks for a further order of
notice in the premises.
Therefore Ordered. that notice of
the pcndency of said complaint be
given by publishing this order in the
Evening Sentinel. a newspaper
printed in Norwalk. once a week for
two works successively. commencing
on or bolero the 30th day of Sep-
tember A. D. 1026.:
By the Court.
HENRY P. LYONS.
Asst. Clerk of the Superior Court for
Fnlrfleld County.
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See or Call
Walter R. Coiling:
REALTOR.
23 N0. MAIN STREET
‘ Phone 3915
ABSOLUTE BARGAIN
MUST BE SOLD—Three
Brick Houses—renting for
$105, situated close to cen-
ter Norwalk—owner out of
town. Willsacrificefor
$11,500. Terms.
Splendid two family house
—Fairfield Ave, S o u t h
Norwalk. Ready for occu-
pancy, Oct. 15. Very Desir-
able location, all improve
ments.
Price $12,500 Terms
For innumerable
other. listings call this
office any day.
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‘ Fireproof your
business
Modern methods of build-
ing construction ‘end 'teeted
fire prevention "equipment con-
tribute 'mdch to your safew.
But fire indusanoe places the
one sure protection ‘between
you sad dnsneidi loss as a re-
sult of fire. »
Be sure your insurance is
adequate and correctly ap-
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L Experienced
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New Books At
Library
Following is the latest list of new
books added to the South Norwalk
Public Library: . .
' 0 . Nair fiction.
Allen. 12. G.—Beok of hers d'oeu-
vres. Cookery-relishes.
Automobile blue book.
road guides.
Forbush. W. B.—Be square. Bust.
ness ethics.
Gabriel. It. H—l‘ollcrs of
and sea. Agriculture. U. 8.
Gilbert. Vivian—Romance of the
last crusade; with Allenby to Jer-
usalem. '
Hamilton. J. G. De R'.—-Beet let-
ters of Thomas Jefferson.
Hamlin. T. F.—American spirit in
architecture. ‘
Hutchinson. H. G.—Greatest story
in the world. History-Universal.
Jones. R. M.—Churéhes debt to
heretics.
Keir. It. 11.—Epic of industry. Ls-
her and laboring sis-es.
Sago. Elie—Study of costume. .
Thomas L. J.—With Lawrence in
Arabia.
four vol.
land
Fiction.
T :—Eest
Burke. of mansion
house.
Burroughs. E. 11.—Jungle tales of
Terran: Terran the terrible.
Chambers. R. W.—-Men
hanged.
Chaplin. H. W.-—Five
dollars and other stories.
Christli. Agatha—Murder of Re-
they
hundred
ger Aokrwd. . ,
Johnston. Msry.—-Groat valley.
Mackenzie. ‘A. ll. lf-ioef.
Norrie c. G.-—Seit: e education
of Griffith Adams.
gagmuo.—Frosn nine to nine.
, 9rd. H._A.-:Oid Brig‘s cargo.
nab-smith. N. d.-nousom-.ia.
Stevens. James-barawnymen.
Wescoti. One-Apple of the eye.
Wlddemer.‘lldrg’ p—Galient lady.
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rm m I'UN BEGAN
Ll’Tl'Lll DOYLPiease. may I have
mylarrowf '
LADY NEXT DOOR: Yes. with
' New York after summering here. .
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Turner of Tex— .
Fear Relatives :
Are Lost in Fla.
LANDON ALLEN GETS N0 RE-
PLIES T0 TELEGRAMS T0 MR.
AND MIIS. CHAS. PRATT—EV-
ENING SCHOOL STARTS OCT. 4.
WESTPORT
Ralph Sacco. \l'estport cor-
respondent. tcl. Sentinel Office.
Norwalk 9:.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Pratt. rein-
tives of Landon Allen. SaugutucTi.
are believed to have perished or been
seriously injured in the recent Min.-
mi disaster. Efforts to communi-
uilo with them have proved fruitless.
Mr. Allen has sent telegrams to Mi-
ami for the past two weeks with-
out any nnswcr. The Pratt's home
was located in the center of tile
storm swept. arcs.
An evening school for non-English
speaking adults and for those who
wish instruction in citizenship will
be opened in Staples High school.
Monday evening, October 4. ill. 7
o'clock. Superintendent of Schools
M. Let'lcr announced today.
Classes will be conducted Mon-
day, Tuesday and Thursday evenings.
It is planned to have only one ev-
rnlng school in,Wcslport this year
and Superintendent chler thought it
advisable to hold classes in Staples
High in order to meet the needs of
all sections of the town.
The name of the instructor has
not been given out. but Mr. chler
stated he will be one of the best in
the state. .
The Public Health committee of
the Women's Town Improvement As-
sociation is making plans for the
Christmas Seal sale. which it; carries
on as agent of the State Commission
on Tuberculosis. The special com.
mittcc for this work consists oft:
John A. Baker. chairman; Mrs. D.
A. Shambaugh. Mrs. A. M. Minnick.
Mrs. John F. Godillot. Mrs. William
M. Koppel. Miss Josephine Godillot.
Miss Frances Allen. Mrs. William
Sledman. Mrs. Malcolm Brown and
Miss Alice linubcr.
Although no stamps will go on
sale till December 1, the campaign
will start for in advance of this date.
Upon the succcsa.of this sale de-
pends the scope of next year's work
of the Public Health nurse in com-
bating tuberculosis in Westport.
The summer mail delivery service
at. Compo Beach is to be discontin-
ued Friday. October 1. and residents
on that route will then be served by
llural Carrier Harry Fairchild.
Charles Lyman has been delivering
mall on the Compo Beach routs all
summer and has done fine work. Re-
sidents on that route have compli—
mented Lyman on his fast service.
as they received mail as early as ti
o’clock in the morning. Postmaster
William Krauso has issued a notice
to residents to replace their mail box-
es so as to receive mail as they did
before the summer service started.
Carroll Brown. son of Mr. and
Mrs. Malcolm E. 'I‘. Brown,‘Klng'S
Highway; was severely burned yes-
terday when a. kettle of boiling wat-
er which ho was carrying upset. H1.
whole left side was severely burned.
but he is reported as getting along
nicely.
Howard W. Gault. Mrs. H. Gault.
W. 8. Kirk. Miss Carrie Crossman
and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ochs left
this morning for a trip to the sesqui-
centennial. Atlantic City and Asbury
Park. They expect to return Sun-
ua)’.
Mrs. Elizabeth Sears. of the edi-
torial staff of the American Maga-
zine. is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. W.
A. Perry. King's Highway.
Ernest Anderson. King's Highway,
1ch this morning for Toronto. Can-
ada. where he will make an extended
visit in the interest of the Embalm-
ers' Supply company. Riverside av-
enue.
Mr's. Ruth Osborn. Bridgeport. is
spending two weeks with Mr. and.
Mrs. Henry A. Mills. North avenue.
George Algiers.
have returned to
Mr. and Mrs.
Compo Beach.
as will occupy the Alglor homg dur-
ing the winter. Mr. Turner is an il-
lustrator for the Saturday Evening
Post.
Miss Lillian Wald. noted social ‘
worker. Compo road. has returned
to her New York home after spend-
ing the summer in Westport.
The Amity circle of the Methodist
Episcopal church met in the church
parlors this eftemcon at 3 o'clock.
A regular meeting of Aspetuck
Lodge. Knights of Pythies. Will be
held tomorrow evening in the club
rooms in the Fable building. State
street.
A golden Rule dinner will be held
in the Y. M. C. A. Banquet hall. Fri-
day. Octobcr s. at 6:30 o'clock. un- ,
der the auspices of the Near East
be charged. There will be music and
speakers.
Mrs. Ruth Treadw‘ell Osborne. 2'!
Webstpr street. Norwslk. backed in-
to a light oer. owned by Frank
Pritchard. yesterday morning and
damaged its axis and fender. Mr.
Pritcherd's car was parked in front
of the Westport Bank when Mrs.
Osborne attempted to back to the
curb. A settlement was
Ralph L. Stephens. Murvon Court.
Comps Beach. was notified by the
Westpert police he is wanted by the
Norwelk police to report on an no-
broken a hydrant there.
the defendant.
"linen" .id theiudge. "Don't-é“
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moonstonnetmh.
summoning , - :
ltclief committee. No admlulon will I ‘
reached ;“
without the ambiance of the police.
cidont. Stephens is said to have I
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