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Finish Part 1
Of Town History
[100K l‘Nlll‘IR WAY FOR
TOWN .
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SEV-
ERAL MONTHS—WILL TEACH
DARIEN PUPILS ABOUT OWN
"History of Darisn" tar use in the
schools has completed the tlrst oi
the three sections into which the
work will be devided.
. Superintendent 0! Schools Edward
H. Fuller appointed the committee
last Spring. Those who have been
engaged indho work are Miss Helen
Merritt. high school. Miss Clara
Gregory. Baker school: and Mrs.
Sarah Beauregard. Royle school.
The iinal work of arranging. classi-
.DARIEN
[Mon Herrick. Barton. cor-
respondent. tel.. Sentinel Office.
Norwalk 0!.
tying and editing the material has
been done by Min Muriel Brady.
itoyle school. ‘
The first part of the book is con-
cerned with Darlen's history from
its origin. approximately 1040. up to
the beginning or the last century.
The committee of teachers which
has been at work this summer on a
the second section from 1800 to the
end of the Spanish War. and the
last part gives Darlen's history from
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that time until the present.
Following publication 0! the work
in serial form in the Darien Review.
it will be collected and employed
in the history classes at the school.
interest in the work is as keen on
the part at the parents as it is hoped
it will he with the children.
The Darien Masonic club will give
its first card party Friday evening,
October 29. at the home or Dr. and
Mrs. Harry D. Hanson. Middiesea
road. Elaborate preparations are
under W” [0:1 what promises to be
one ot the big social events in Dar-
len this Fall.
At a meeting yesterday or the
Ladies' auxiliary ot the Noroton
Heights Engine company. No. i. in
the tire house. the society decided
on Friday evening. October 20..”
the date tor their annual Halloween
dance. The dance- will be held in
the tire house. and a committee will
be appointed to take charge or the
preparations.
Hamilton Murren celebrated his
eighth birthday yesterday with a
party. given him by his parents at
Pine Hill Manor. Mansfield avenue.
Alter the children had enjoyed a
number of games. refreshments were
served. Among those who were Mas-
ter «Murren's guests were Miles
Slaughter. Stockton Newman. Annie
Newman. Bu ie Macrey. Minnie
Slaughter an Barbara Rohrbaek.
Following are deeds which -have
been filed in the office of the town
clerk: Warranty deeds. Joseph and
Agostino Bruno to David Post Corp..
White Plains. rive lots in Noroton
Heights: mortgage deeds. David-
Post Corp. to Joseph and Agoetino
Bruno. property in Noroton Heights.
".400: Rodman J. and Madelyn H.
Lilly to South Noru'slk Trust com~
pany. property on Birch road.
81.000: James J. Garincy to Home
Bank and Trust company. property
on Ox Ridge road. 81.500.
Among those who attended the
Danbury Fair yeshrday from Dar-
ien were Mr. and Mrs. Alexander
Mason. Locust Hill road. Miss Helen
Height and Miss Marty Cook. Toke.
neke. Mrs. Joseph Lombardi. Mrs.
Thomas Musto and Mrs. Jesse En-
gel.
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin C. Corbett
have returned from their honey-
moon and are at their home in his.
pic avenue.
Policeman Frank Standing is at
present enjoying his annual vaca-
tion.
William Z. Wise. 707 Bank street.
I Waterbury. who was arrested by
Policeman M Roman. Tuesday for
AT AIMEE MCPHERSO N’S COUNSEL TABLE
This picture. taken dill'lllt “‘0 hearing 01' Mlllm semplo- MoPhot-son, Los Angelos cumin-list. on charges
of conspiring to produce (also evidence. shows the evangelist and hor counsel grouped about their table.
No. I Is Roland “it‘ll \YOOHCY- em. “CHIN-WIFE IK'I'sonni attorney: No. 2 is Mrs. Mol’horson herself. her
eyes raised as it in prayer; V0. 3 is S S. llnlm assootntc defense counsel: No.1 is )irs..\li1111io Kennedy.
been hired to impersonate “Miss X" startod the trial.
the CHURCH!“ mother; \0- 5 t“ “fli- lmrrnlm- \\l~rmnu- Sella" “hose sonsntiounl (onrusion that she had
transporting liquor. was released
from the Darien look-11p yesterday
when he furnished bonds at 81.000.
His case will come up in the Daricn
court Monday night.
Mr. and Mrs. John F. Patterson.
Noroton Heights. 11nd” Dr. John
Douglas. Collcndurs Point. have re-
turnod to New York for the winter.
Mcy Collins. Lindon avenue. is
recovering rapidly from injuries sus-
tained some weeks ago in a motor
accident.
Mrs. Gerrlt Smith. Tokencke. re-
turned yestt‘rday from liehron. N.
111.. where she has been spending a
week. .
Francis Leach. Noroton Heights.
who was recently the guests of re-
latives in Westerly. R. 1.. has return-
on to his home here.
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81 x 90
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5 Pair $4.00—80c Pair
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Marquisette Curtains With Lace Edge $1. 00 Pair
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