.3 . Uncompleted l’art s 1 p t r a a I. i It a i . a e ”I...“ “m 1.3;; .. or Post Road ls , ' Picture Frames l u it it u, 0 n E To Remain As 18 fifg‘V‘ '“i s- .. ~_ —QUALITY BUPBIHI— r. Contain Only the Ohoioest Sound Ripe Fruit and Pure Granulated Sugar. .‘3. :._ -——-ASSORTED FLAVORS— *1 KELLooG'SALLBRAN 20¢ WRIGLEY’S GUM - . 4c PETTIJOHN’ 3 Package , Out ' Whole Wheat Cereal 2 - 21 6 SN OWDRIFT - - 2 c . . o... 3INIOIL - - - ,1 ASTOR TEA BALLS - 47 c Lulu-loam and Polishes 2503 N .5 COLLEGIATE OXFORDS .I‘» w The uncompieted new Post road in i-‘airfleld will remain in its present condition until next spring without any more WOI‘K being done on it. State Highway Commission John A. MacDonald announced yesterday. DONNELLY’S Company 80. Hawaii: Westport “-35 No. Main at. Tel. 105 for as the Library in Fairfield eon. . tcr. There it has stopped with the explanation that it would eventually continue along Eliot street and across the meadows to the Gould Homestead. Commissioner MacDonald has said previously that he was waiting for a decision by the Connecticut Com- pany on its plan to change its tracks from the old to the new road. A town meeting in i‘alrfleld Tuesday riight opposed this change. from $1.19, $1.49, $1.59 EASY nsnms't PLAN Sterling Furniture p...nvcso.- 3 Young fellows who follow the style ttend are wear- ' ing these new ,Collegiate Oxfords. Here in these three makes, Raiston, Dalton, Co- Was lie Scotch? A miseriy man took his son to the theater. "You must be careful no‘. to fall over. my aonl' ' “ Why father'." "Because the seats helor: cost twice as much.‘ '—-Bucn Humor. Madrid. Operative. MILTON ELWOOD The Arch Preserver Shoe Store 122 WASHINGTON ST. 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C: CHAMPION AND Elizabeth. . w .. v: __-...,... A. -...- .—~—-......A...._. -._...--_—....—-.—---—- -—-———-—- HER CHILDREN PAGE THIRTEEF m Women [Irish Gym. CHlCAGO.—ltl.ndreds of women C Keep You! W 00M. Ind Prowl: Refrigerated \vIIa w have registered for nymnaslum work 0 .- l C E u 0 In the new 03,003,999 tluhlit-uaa of the liliuois \Vomsns Athi .IIo I:- tub A ""° “' ""‘p" ’°“ "mu" m‘ "I‘ll-I'll. It com Ilttla Ninety- five per cent of them \I: routed PHONE 085 8 Just one hind of exercise—that L 4" MIN FREXGHT YARD new are thb sports champions today who have children taller than themselves. Yet. here is Mrs. 0. Henry Stetson of Philadelphia, I'm. new queen of the American links. with her daughters, Anna, left. and Mrs. Stetson. \ctcran golfer. just defeated Mrs. Wright 1). Goal of Short Hills. N. J.. for the championship. which reduces. Reception For New President Of W. T. 1. Planned For Sat. “1w BE HELD- IN BEDFORD HOUSE—BOTH “RS. CHAN KING 1’. HARRIS AND MRS. \VALTEB ISAC-Ell TO BE BON- ORED. WESTPORT Ralph Sacco. “’estport cor- respondent. tel. Sentinel Office Norwallt 92. Mrs. Edward C. Nash. chairman of the reception committee of the Women's Town lhiprovement asso- ciation has announced there will be a reception Saturday afternoon at 3:30 at the Mitford House in honor of the incoming president. Mrs. Channlng 1’. Harris and the outgo- ing president. Mrs Walter Eager. A fine program has been arranged. The hostesses for the afternoon will be Miss Eloise Thomas. Mrs. John Crawford and Mrs. Chat‘iesl Brock. members of the advisory board. Miss Frederique Me.yer “he has Just. returned from Belgium and is making Wilton her home. will rend- er several \iolln selections. Several vocal selections will be rendered by Mrs. Malcolm Drown. well known Westport singer. A series of Sunday evening meet . ings. beginning the latter part of through to March is planned by in. Religions Work committee. Severn. big speakers w. 'il be asked to addres. these meetings The committee also plans a Sunday afternoon forum for young men. which will be conducted in the reading room or the lobby o. the“ ‘.Y " it will be strictly a. forum and will own 3 hide range of sub jccts. The gym classes at the Y M. L. A. opened \\tth about so Inembexs last. evening under the direction of Physical Director F. Edgar Double- day. Members of the class play bas- ketball. handball, \olieyball. lndoox baseball. punch the bag and box One of the features of the gymnas ium work this year is the require- ment of a physical examination 0i every boy and man entering the classes. These will be confidential records of the physical director. and ' will give him first-hand knowledge on which to base the work of his classes. i The Westport Post Office is likely ‘ to become a first class office within the next three months. A business of 811. 600 will how is be done in the last quarter to reach the neces- | sary total or no, 000 which is requir- ed to reach this ranking. As the next quarter includes Christmas. Post- master Willard Krause is hopeful of reaching the no. 000 mark. The post office will move into its new quarters the latter part of No-1 vamber. The building is progressing ‘ rapidly under the direction of W’ti- ‘ ilarn D. Dickson The new office wit be outfitted with combination boxes 3 instead of key boxes. .3...— A Rally night and membership drive was planned by the board of direct!" or n... Y. M. c. A. meeting last night. it will be held Mondayi evening. October 18. a supper will be served for "Y" members. An in- teresting program was authorised by the board for the fall and win- ter season. Secretary Thomas E. Leonard will appoint a membership committee in a few days in prepara- tion for the drive. On Bunsen. - "Since you intend to gilt me tall are please, what is the name of In! rival?" ‘Ooed heavens. do you mean to kill him 7" “Oh. no. only to sell him the ring I hour!!! for you.’ -.Pasqnlno Turin. He not. CUSTOMER: Please let me see something sheep in a “not. W: Certainly. madam. flfiflflflflflfiflfifl: ‘2. ”UM f r If," ,1" r' /.. f/Z/f/Z/Z. f/f/L /:/://:/. JT/J ff ‘./ _ 2/7? t v' .E%~;.Ai¥§i~3rm .ftlea‘Wfl—uflh‘mm T I November. to continue once a month ‘ "\Gfflflifit -and if it had been possible to build NASH Leads the World as Motor Car Value in Nash HiS’tory sent Nash demand racing toward ' ‘ allthecarsordercd SeptemberWould new heights. . m. I... m... an N... ..o... o. m... . 3.... i.0.\‘ii0N.——Astnoiogers here con. . dude month” blame“. St?“ (:11de an 15th tetul that it was written in the stars uuve month md ombfi'mflflb tlhnt (iv-nnf'i‘uurrlwyi should ibrie: filack 0‘ f l OBER'Atthiswriting ter the 2M“! three ”prions Mn ».~-,\' ort e it‘nV we 1 c niu- ° 1 itllihliliil ’l‘unney‘s litroagope was it il a practical certainty that Octo- "'th3t NaSh “It‘ll." Md the illlslill- Ilyl favorable for the issue. bank. and productionwill “up”, record 3“ by the “me monthofthe u' it‘i‘tiia )em he 's was no . [civic The sun. ntpthyo time of the fight bymnthmsogg “law prefi‘ P my”. it in 550 e ’ I place if limits-1t ’l‘liiunnfllyi'lsgbitft’l: 00. 0mm.“ our bOOh. ' ' ' ‘ 3304”; 33:4: 3‘3}: ”‘13:: M2: Annousceminttifncw models-all The 16 models in the three new only 1““ in much the sums place. W ‘0“ 7- caring crankshaft Nashsericarangcinprloefromm 2:“.I.'°.::.-;°.;:Ia‘;."s “till” .2112: m» momma... o..- .. szosoco com... Moreowr. Mars was stationary close to the trino of the moon's north node when he was born. all of which were nuguries of victory. .. S. L. BENEDICI mercury at the time of the fight were in smart) with the sun's place' . . . :glyltnzmczmch was an unmor- 73 North Main §t. PHONE 754 ’ South Norwalk t M... W... mm... um .. 3m "‘ mntm this year than ever before. > i we ll DRESSES" New and Smart In Many and Varied Style Themes 3 Each model reveals some feature distinctly individual that sets It apart from the ordinary variety. ‘ DRESSES THAT ARE “DIFFERENT. ” The fabrics, 1 patterns and colorings include all that is new and pre- ferred this season. WONDERFUL VALUES AT 5 ' 3‘. $.I 2e98 '. $ I Jefl) ' $255 ,. \ I Come Here for Your New Fall Hat We are Showing some very chic ‘f Smart Sport. Coats That Are Exceedingly Practical . $25 Come in and try them on. Here is your chance to see which one suits you best. CHARGE ACCOUNTS OPENED - models in close fitting felts, wide . soft brimmed felts, for Sports or dress wear. Unusually low for such chic models. FRANK JACOB Y 12 .114. sorta mm mm Slenderizing Styles iii 5 Dresses lei Stout 3 Women ~A selection of lovely dresses in the favorite trend of fash- ion designed especially to give the desired youthfulness and grace and at’ a price that is unusually attractive. $17.50 scum noswmt,‘ cons
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