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{in Memoriam
' Funeral Directors
1. ~:1ionuments. Cemetery Lots‘x
9—Societles and Lodges
Iii—lost and Found
A—Automabiie Agencies
11-Automobiles For Sale
12—Auto Trucks For Sale
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It‘—Garages—Autos for Hire
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II—Wanted—Automotive
BUSINESS SERVICE-
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40—Money to Loan—Mortgages
INSTRUCTION—
45—Locnl Instruction Clo-es
44—Musical. Dancing. Dramatic
4d—Wanted—Instruction
LIVE STOCK—
4'I-—Dogs. Cats. Other. Pets
45—Horses. Cattle. Vehiciu
49—9011in end Supplies
50—Wented—Live Stock
MERCHANDISE—
SI—Artlclos For Sale
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52—Bo‘sts and Accessories
55—Building Materials
54—Buslness and Office Equip
meat
55~Farm end Dairy Products
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5I—Good Things to Eat
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di-Mechinery end Tools
55—Musical Merchandise
Che—Radio Equipment
-55—Seeds. Plants. Flowers
54—Specials at the Stores
55—Wearing Apparel
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MS AND BOARD—
d'l—Roolns With Board
ef—Rooms Without Board
e—nooms for Housekeeping
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a;—Where to Stop in Town
s—Wsnled—Rdoms or Board
RE ssrn'ra For RENT-
{FAWN-meats end Flats
III-Jiusinees Places for Rent
{Ii-Farms end [and For Rent
flpaouses For Rent
YMMu end Desk Room
Is—Shore end Mountain- to
Rent
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE-
lie-Brokers in Real Estate
ll—Buslnem Property For hie
lis—hrms end Land For his
loo-Houses For Sale
“hints For Sale
IHhore and Mountain - For
' Sale
l‘—-Suburben For his
5;_-'i'o Exchange—Real Maia
5—Wsnled—lieei Mt.
‘wnrrn club-roi- general house-
moososnurs
ell-eyed. nest. roses to
LOST — Female Russian Wolf
Hound. answers to name of Kitty.
If found please notify this office.
LOST—Stone Marten fur piece, Set-
urday night between Washington
St. and Fairiield Ave. Reward for
return to Mrs. John Allen, 51 reli-
ueld Ave.
nitric ,
nap mane-seq es
FEMALE FINISHERS-Wentsd on
ladies coats apply Vlgdor end Wo-
lin 10' Madison It. So. Norwslk.
EARN‘ MONEY—At home. making
hendkerchiefa, Send 52.00 for
sample and materials. Plenty. of
work if satisfactory. Address L.
Ecitler. Pleuantviile. New York.
sorceorrrn
. Automobiles For Sale 11
ms HUPMOBILEoClub Sedan.
Perfect condition. Cheap. Royal
Auto Painting Co. Concord St.
Phone 001.
STU'I'Z FOR BALE—1918 coups.
Bargain. inquire Boot Black at N.
Y. N. 1i. 8.11. R. R. Station South
Norwnlk.
FOR SALE—Late 1924 Hupmobiio
club sedan. 4 cylinder. upholstery
and finish good as new. Driven
about 10.000 miles.-Rubber good.
Just been thoroughly overhauled.
Priced right. 9 Cannon St.. Nor-
welk. Telephone 1917.
BUY TODAY. TWO BARGAINS in
reconditioned CHEVROLETS: 1925
Coach and 1026 Touring.
Pay 1-3 Down. Balance monthly.
low interest rate.
w. R. AUSTIN,
CHEVROLET SALES a SERVICE.
Selling Chevrolets 1'.‘ years. Phone
1059.
11161! GRADE i'sED CARS.
1925 Nash Sport Touring Balloon
Tires new paint.
1925 Chevrolet Coach.
1925 Dodge Sport Touring.
1925 Hudson Coach.
1924 Chrysler Roadster. new
paint.
1924—1Flint Sport Touring new
paint.
1924 Studebaker Sedan (Light
Six.)
1924 Oakland Sport Model Tour.
ing.
1923 Oakland Sport Model Tour.
ing.
1524 Overland Sedan.
1924 Chevrolet Coupe. new paint.
1024 Ford Touring.
1923 Studebaker Spec.
ing.
1924 Chevrolet Sport Touring.
1922, Studebaker Special Touring.
1923 llupmobilu (4 pass. coupe.)
JAMES G. CUNNINGHAM.
Regent Garage.
Phone 3251.
“6" Tour-
Wall St. ' Norweik.
A rc-conditioncd qualityvcar is a
better buy than any new car at the
same price.
We haVe a 1924 model Series 10-8
(Changed to 10 C) Franklin Sport
Sedan. re- -Ducoed in Juniper Cray.
renlckled and thoroughly re-éondl-
tioned. This car has disc wheels. end
trunk. ' presenting a particularly
pleasing appearance. We will be glad
to demonstrate.
In addition to the Franklins above.
we have two water cooled bargains
for sale.
A 1925 Hudson Coach.
painted. in splendid condition.
only 13.000 miles. |
1924 Durant Touring. A real buy.
1925 Model 169 Nash 5 passenger.
4 door sedan in splendid condition.
Run 7.000 miles. Mechanically per
feet and exterior fine upholstery.
Looks like new. This car must be
seen to be fully appreciated.
1923 Durant 4 pass. coupe. Run
16,000 miles. in excellent condio
tion. '
THE NORWALR FRANKLIN CO.
Phone 1551 95 Wall St.. Norwelk
[remains—Service Stations to
Repairing on all makes of cars.
Storage by the day. week or mouth.
your car washed while you wait.
AUTO- EXCHANGE GARAGE
newly
run
5 Elisabeth St. Tel 415'!
BUSINESS SERVICE
Busine- ServicesOffesed 15
CARPENTER WORK—~02 all kinds
wanted. Day work or contract.
First class workmanship tuer-
anteed. New work or Jobbing at
reasonable prices. Real Estate
bought and sold. Phone 475.
AWNINGB
Chimneys scraped and cleaned 54.00
Chimneys repainted
All kinds of ladder work. brick
and steel drilling
Fitzgerald Co. Tel 5050.
First or New Ste. East Norweik
WOOSTER d: DAVIS '
A. 14. WOOSTER II. W. DAVIS
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
Formerly Examiners U..S. Patent
Office.
1115 Main street. Bridgeport.
Send for Booklet on Patents.
UPHOLSTEBING -‘and . cabinet
. work. Picture frlinll'lg mirrors
and upholsterers' sup as. Chair
caning. etc. A. Be In. New
I. o. 0. F. Bldg. do. Not-walk.
Cleaning, Dyeing. Renovating 50
mm Blur—New but! No. the
old one cleaned blocked and
trimmed Looks swell Who did
the Job? The Practical Renovat-
ingnetl'hopdiiillsinfl. I.
. Norwelk Conn. up 1 flight stairs.
a satisfied customer a our eitlx.
loving. Trucking W 55
NAG! BROS—Storage. All kinds lo-
cal and long distance trucking
Plano hoisting. special vans for
moving. 5 ton Meek dumps. 100
Conn. Ave. Phone. 515 daytime:
504-14 tights. .
. - morass:
minim hes
p crcnccs required. 1301:
.HORSE—For light work or driving.
LADIES or—Refinement and
business ability to represent a ne-
tlonel concern..0utslde work.‘but
not interested in the average
house to house cenvesser. give ad.
dress and telephone number to
George H. Warn. 545 Main St.
Bridgeport. Conn.
GIRL OPERATORS —- Wanted. on
Singer sewing machines. Neat
work. good pay. Apply Poisky‘s
Dress Shop. 45 Railroad avenue.
South Norwelk.
Help Wanted “II. as
BOOKKEEPER — assistant. Young
men about 21 years old to assist
in Office detail work. Must bb
good penmen and accurate figur-
er. Only willing and concientlous
worker need apply. Good opportu-
nity for the right man.
Federal System of Bakeries
515 Main St.
Stamford. Conn.
MATTERS—Thoroughly experienced
sizers and starters on .mens soft
fur felts good oppOrtunity for
steady reliable men. give age and
detailed past experience. address
Box' “Hatter" clo Sentinel.
TRUCK DRIVER—Wanted. Alfred
Brown. Merrit St.. 80. Norwslk.
YOUNG MAN—Wanted. Good pay
for an honest, willing to advance
young man. Apply at once. M.
Landau, ll cents to 51.00 Store.
127 Washington St.. 80. Norwelk.
Kelp-Male and P‘cmeie 54
SWEDISH COUPLE — Wife good
cook and houseworker, men car-
penter. gardener, very handy all
around. inside and outside, refer-
ences. city or country. Box 75 do
Sentinel ot‘llcc.
COUPLE—Middle", aged. as core-
takers for house and dogs. Novem-
ber 1st to May let. on island.
Norwalk Harbor. Light and fuel
furnished: good wages. Local ref-
76 clo Sen-
tincl.
WANTED-Cooks 575 up. Couples
5150 up. general houseworkere.
both white and colored. Apply
Norwaik employment agency. 50
Wall St. Phone 2555. '
Situations wanted-Mela
HANDY MAN—Building and clean-
ing cesspools: grading. hedge cut-
ting: lawn mowing: planting. and
locei trucking. James Fuller. 55
Taylor Ave. Phone 4417.
INSTRUCTION
Ito-teal. Dencng. Dramatic «
PIANO lNSTRUCTION.
Conservatory course. Miss J. De-
iiee. Pupil of New York College of
Music. 5 Putnam Ave.. So. Norweik.
Near West Ave. .
LIVE STOCK ‘
Horses. Oettle. Vehicles es
I?
For information call at 17 Day St.
So. Norwelk.
“303mm
Articles For Sale 5i
FOR SALE—Turkish rug, 3 ft. 9
in. by 6 ft.. 4 Livingston P1,, or
Phone 81.
Farm and Dairy Mist.“ M
APPLES FOR SALE~Wilton-Wcst-
. port Road. Call. Mrs. Lothrop.
Wilton 41-21.
FOR SALE—Apples. Extra choice.
Fall and winter fruit by basket or
barrel. 'l‘ei.. New Canaan 445.
“ISLMW es
FIRE WOOD FOB SALE—515.05
per cord 4 n. length. 111.00 per
cord out entails you wish. Phone
Norwnll 555. lento Comm
Co. Boweytos Ave.
PIANO—Ha'ines Bros. Upright wei-
nut finish. latest design. Splendid
tone and action. Very exceptional
piano for beginner. Good for many
years‘ service. Bargain It 5155.
Easy payments arranged. Free de-
livery. Fox Piano 00.. North Main
St.. So. Not-walk.
'Ronsehoid Goods 55
4. BURNER—Gas stove ffor sale.
Reasonable." Cell 4055-W.
FURNITURE-Oak dining room
table with 5'cheirs ingood condi-
tion.525. also sofa. bookcase. gas
stove. oak bedstead 21 Gregory
Blvd.
ifA'i'TRESSES-Bcs Sprints. Cush-
ions end Pillows of all kinds
reeds. renovated and repaired
Telephone 511. Norweis Mattress
Co. '45 Franklin Street. South
Norw'ellr.
OVERSTUFFEDALivisg room suite
taupe with old rose back ground
made to order. used since May.
10 piece American Wainu. din-
ing room suite. fined since May.
Must be sold et once. Cali be-
tween 2 and 4 in the afternoon
-et the home of hire. 5‘. D. Baker.
20 Rleymond Torrens. East Nor~
“Lilian!”
HAND SEWERS —— And inhalers.
ington St. Rear.
work with experience. Phone 1515.
SALESLADIES —- Wanted. Good
per Apply at once. id. Landau
Webbing a molar Co. a Wash-
UPRIGHT— Sterling Piano. Very
condition. 5105 cash. Adored
11. old Sentinel slice. ‘
ROWA -I. a r g e furnished
room housekeeping 'or will
board couple. Phone 4115-W.
a person Min—Near West Ave.
atom.» Store. 111 W1
Section.
values.
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wants of any man, woman or child.
point out to you a good used car, a washing
machine, a place to live, or somebody to sew
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REAL ESTATE 5‘03 RENT
3M1. ESTATE 1'03. SALE
Apartments and note 74
FURNISHED OR — unfurnished.
Rowayton. 5 or 6 rooms, 2nd
floor. improvement. desirable io-
csticn. Adults. Address C. Ii. cIo
Sentinel.
9 HANFORD I‘D—5 rooms. all im-
provements. Inqulrc on premises
or 6.3 Railroad Ave.
9 I’LA‘I‘T STr—4 rooms. all improve-
ments and garage. 580 a month.
also 5 rooms second floor. 262 East
Ave. Phone. 2213.
1 ROOMS—In East Norwalk. All
improvements. Rent 550.00. Phone
4515.
,
o ROOM liOL'SlC—All improve-
ments, furnncn heat, 37 l-‘airileld
Ave. Rent 500. Phone 3915.
THREE ROOMS—Tart improvo~
ments. Apply Mrs. P. P. Maho-
ney, 52 Van Zant St.
TO LET—5 rooms with Improve.
ments good location. inquire 1t.
.losoloff. 41 8cnviow Ave. or E. ii;
Gorham. Washington St.
or WOODWARD AVE—4 room
flat. all improvements. Inquire 51
South Main St.. or 4 Concord St.
Telephone 2519.
5 ROOMS—All modern improve-
ments. heat furnished. 42 Spring
St. inquire 84 Water St. 'l'cl.
2054-4.
24 NORTH MAIN Sta—{rooms
rear apartment. Rent 525. Ap-
ply Dr. Sloman, 102 Washington
St.. 80. Norwalk.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Business Property For Sale 82
FOR SALE-Bridgeport Business
property with two d-room flats.
all improvements. or exchange for
one family house or farm. L.
Orelsol'. 94 North Ave... Bridge-
port.
Houses For Sale 54
A DWELLING—In Roweyton is of-
fered for sale at a reasonable
price. Six rooms. corner plot.
McKinley Si. Lot 54 x 150 x 124.
Tel. W. F. Ambler. Norwalk 99.
5 ROOM HOUSE—Ail improvements
also 6 room bungalow in rear.
Chicken coops. shade trees. fruit
trees. grape vines. Lot 100x55.
Will sell with or without lot. Price
reasonable. 64 Osborne Ave., East
Norwalk. .
OUT OUR WAY
OUT OF 15-115
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HE. GODS! NO MKWER
How I SEND VOU
woo COME BALK
LOOKING LlKE. A
VAUDEVILLE TRANS”!
Houses For Sale at
52.000 CASH—Centrally located in
Norwalk. New six room home
\1llll all improvements. Owner
must sacrifice. i’rlce 50.700-
l'llnne 40374.
7 llimM HOUSE—All improve-
illt'lllS. Fine location in East Nor-
\l'nlk. l'rlce. 17.500. Box 75. clo
Sentinel omco.
0‘01: S.\LE-—4 room house and ham
:5 acres. more or loss. over 50 ap-
ple lli‘i‘l-l bearing lot of fruit 1 1-2
urn-s grape vineyard bearing lot
or wanes. part cultivated wood-
land and pasture. about fifty feet
from South Wilton Railroad Sta-
tion. raise plenty of vegetables.
will exchange or sell outright.
place should be seen to be appre-
cmlI‘d. Salvator Chappa. South
\i‘llton. Conn.
I
LOVELY ROME—in Felrfieid Perk.
Colonial style. Rouse comparative.
new. 0 large rooms. hard wood
floors. Set in fire place and book-
cascs. Sun parlor. Many extras.
such as awnings. screens and
range go with house. Garage.
Owner will take 52.500 down pay-
mcnt. 55,000 Bk. Mortgage. Bal.
easy terms.
Mr. R. '1‘. Norris
Springdeie Realty Co.
Norwslk 1941-12 or Stamford 4054
FOR SALE—One six room house.
lot 50 x 150 No. 57 Belden Ave.
Price 55.500. Robert Joseloff. Tel.
1509. or William F. Iloyt & Son.
Tel. 455.
FOR SALE.
Good 5 Room house
— Bargain -—
54.500 — Csn be had
for 51000 Cash
Balance as Rent.
THE FUDGE REALTY CO.
155 Washington St.
Tel 559.
WEST DISTRICT - Two family
house part improvements ell hard
wood floors 56.000. Real Estate
and Insurance. The Tammany
Agency. 128 Washington St. Phone
.1344.
There's the Rub.
“It isn't so easy for s girl to find
a husband these days."
“Nonsense! Why. a girl like you
could make her choice from four out
of every five men she meets."
"That's it. It's ‘thc fifth en's
wants."-——Bulletin. Sydney.
Every bird changes its feathers at
least once a year.
CLASSIFIED DISPLAY
oussmno DISPLAY
OLABSH'IED DISPLAY
FOR SALE
Five Room bungalow. near Silver-
mino. liugc etonc (in-place. steam
heat. bath. garage. Good subur.
ban home for small family.
East Norwelk,
sun parlor. all
Good barn.
Six room house.
open fireplace.
improvements.
Price 50.000.
For these or nay others consult
CANTY _& CO.
Realtors—Insurance
17 80. Main St. Phone 550
........._ -._.———
Fireproof your i
business
Modern methods of build-
ing construction and tested
fire prevention equipment con-
tribute much to your safety. l
But tire insurance places the
one sure protection between
you and financial loss as a re-
sult of tire.
l Be sure your insurance is
. adequate and correctly ep-
Compiete Country Estate
at New Canaan
Beautifully located, fully equipped, 25 acres,
sweeping lawns with rare and stately trees. ex-
tensive flower and vegetable gardens, all kinds
of fruit, wonderful water supply. brook, pond.
tennis court, convenient to Country Clubs.
House 15 rooms, 7 master bedrooms, 4 baths,
5 fireplaces, every modern improvement.
Superintendent’s and help’s cottages, large
garage, sanitary cow stable, box stalls for horses,
ice house, chicken houses, etc.
Exceptional surroundings, high healthful
location and convenience of access make this
ideal place for private use, exclusive. high-class
inn, schOol or sanitsrium.
On account of family changes, owner will
sell for less than cost of improvements.
Might consider exchange or sub-division.
Address Room 708 Front & De Peyster Sta,
New Y,ork or Phone New Canaan 446.
your fire risks.
J. M. Layton Co., Inc.
36 Washington Street
insurance and Real Estate
maul-noun as
l
plied. We will gladly inspect i
See or Call
Walter R. Coiling:
REALTOR
23 NO. MAIN STREET
Phone 3915
ABSOLUTE BARGAIN
Experienced
Operators
Good Work
RABHOR CO.
127 WASHINGTON STREET
SOUTH NORWALK
MUST BE SOLD—Three
Brick Houses—renting for
AUCTIONS—LEGAL
$105, situated close to cen-
ter Norwalk—owner out of
Legal Notices
OI
town. Willsacrificefor
‘ LEGAL NOTICE.
$11,500. Terms.
Splendid two family house
——Fairfield Ave., S o u t h
for occu-
ery Desir-
able location, all improve-
Norwalk. Read
pancy, Oct. 15.
ments.
Price $12,500
For innumerable
other listings call this
Terms
Registrars‘ Notice.
The Registrars of Voters of the
Town and City of Norwaik will be
in session in the following places to
wit:
Town Court Room. No. 20 Wall
St.. 1st and 4th wards. Town Court
Room. City Hall, 2nd and 5th wards.
Mayflower Hook and Ladder Co.,
Van Zendt St.. 5rd ward. on Tues-
day October 5th. 1925 from 9 o'clock
A. M. until 5 o'clock P. M. for the
purpose of receiving applications to
be made voters. and corrections of
voting lists. No applications received
after 5 o'clock P. M. Electors hav-
ing changed their residence. or
changed from one ward to another
must inform the Registrars on or
before October 15th. 1926 that said
elector may be entitled to vote on
ofice any day' November 2nd. 1026.
Joe A. Csrier.
_ Fred 0' Reid“
1st and 4th wards.
Free Specialist
Rufus J. Smith
NEVER IDLE
A. H. Kellner
THE B SPECIALIST
Phone 272 Westport
Jeremiah Eugen.
2nd and 5th wards.
Harry B. Waterbury.
John McGrath.
3rd ward.
Registrars of Voters for the Town
and City of Norwalk. Conn. Dated
at Norweik this 27th day of Septem-
By WILLIAMS
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ber. 1926.
ESTATE JULIA DOCIIWOOD.
'SOLVENT NOTICE.
DISTRICT OF NORWALK. SS.,
PROBATE COURT. October let. A.
D., 1926.
Estate of Julia. Lockwood. late of
Norwaik in said District. deceased.
The Court of Probate for the Dis-
trict of Norwalk. hath limited and
allowed six months from the. date
hereof for the creditors of said Es-
tate to exhibit their claims for set-
tlement. Those who. neglect to pre-
sent their eccounts. properly attest-
ed. within said time. will be dober-
rcd a recovery. All persons indebted
to said Estate are requested to make
immediate payment to
(Signed)
JESS LOCKWOOD.
Administrator.
9r
TAMMANY & CONNERY.
Attys.
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How many questions on fine arts
were you able to answer? Here are
‘the correct answers to the questions
.which appear on the comic page.
‘ 1. Mine. Ernestine Schumann-
ilieink.
5. Henrik Ibsen.
5. A‘peinter and stellar.
4. Theophile Gautier. ’
5., Thomas Carlyle.
s.‘ George Gordon Byron.
7.‘Wiihelm Richard Wagner.
5. ’Georgc Friedrich Handel.
9. Robert Louis Stevenson.
10. Walt Whitman.
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Hard Hitting Ross
Punched Penny
TRIAL THURSDAY — HARVEST
FESTIVAL 01“ \V E S '1‘ P 0 R ’1‘
METHODIST CHURCH OCT. 20
AND 21 — FURNITURE VAN
CATCILES FIRE.
WESTPORT
Ralph Sacco, Westport cor-
respondent. tel. Sentinel Office,
Nora-elk 92.
George Ross. Maple shade Farm,
Greens Farms, was arrested late
Saturday night for being too handy
with his fists. lie is alleged to have
attacked Louis A. Penny, of Greens
Farms, while he was waiting for a.
trolley. The cause for the attack
was not explained. After this listlc
combat. Penny lodged a complain"
Willi the state police and State
Trooper Drinsiky placed Ross under
arlcst charged with assault and
breach of the peace. He was sum-
moned to appear in court on Thurs-
day morning.
John P. \Vukeman.
found out that it does not pay -
"test" the speed of a new car
through \Veslport. Wakcman was
going to New York last night and
when he hit the new 18 ft. road in
Peat Swamp he “stepped" on the gas
with the result that Officer Rose of
the state police. on the alert for such
speeders. caught him in the act. He
was placed under bonds of 521 for
his appearance in \Vestport court
Thursday morning.
The annual harvest festival of the
\Vestport Methodist church will oc-
cur October 20 and 21. At a recent
meeting very extensive plans were
formulated and committees appoint-
cd which will work towards the suc-
cess of the undertaking. The har-
vest festival of the Westport Meth-
odist church has always been an
annual affair. This year's will prob-
ably be the best that has ever been
held. It is planned or have about
ten booths with an array-of many
useful and beautiful gifts.
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A Mack truck owned by the Me-
Grath Bros. of New Haven. carry-
ing a load of furniture, caught are
late Saturday night. destroying most
of the furniture. It is believed that
matches lying in a bureau drawer
hustion.
The October meeting of the West.
port Branch Home for the Aged will
this afternoon at 3: IO o'.clock
Members who have not paid their
dues are requested to send the
money for same to. Mrs. William J.
Wood. treasurer.
The first supper and church night
program to be conducted by the
Saugatuck. Congregational church.
will be held Tuesday. October 19 at
the church parlors.
No. 1. and the Vigilsnt Hose Co. No.
5. will hold meetings in t'
spective fire houses this evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Collitte.
Brooklyn. New York are visiting M
and Mrs. Louis J. Coliitte. Main
street for a. few days.
Mr. and Mrs. Clark Fay. Kings
few days. Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Den-
known short story
writers _of New York. have rented
the Pay homo. Both Mr. and Mrs.
Fey ere illustrators.
Mrs. Willis S. Jones.
street. spent the week-end in Hart-
ford. the guest of Mr. and Mrs. II.
B. Hale.
Dr. and Mrs. C. F. Hayes, Edge-
wood. N. J. spent the week-end with
Mr. and Mrs. F. DeMuth. Main
street.
Mr. and Mrs. John Fanton have re-
turned- from e two weeks' will trip
through Canada.
Mr. an Mrs. J. i". Leuterbach and
family 0 Mt. Vernon. N. Y.. spent
the wee -cnd with Mr. and Mrs.
leave. but I‘ll need more salary—y
'mi mam .
Brooklyny: .
caused the fire by spontaneous came”
be held at the Westport Library."
The Pioneer Hook and Ladder Co.,l 7
l'l’O-'
Highway. will sell for Europe in a .
Lincoln
Mr. and sun. E. H. Bradley and ' '
umbsch. Rimes-eventu- 1'
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