r
M».
o.
_ , seems to be quite o soon-
" .Afsrbridu. Atlesetin
I. There were o lorgs nuin-
.ef weddings during the Irot few
isthlo city.
were nine s lsrge number of
“3* meetings. his end little. The
. ' clubs ore now commencing
1 were end things begin to look
. . 1'
(hubs
V.“ were enjoyed by members
. « C. I. ter st their meeting
. drool.
ht in the club rooms
end Women's club. It
.. insides of the De stony Moth-
ecs‘ club woe held lender otter.
hop in the clubhouse. West eve.
Members of the Irosd nlver com-
is club plsnned s Hellowe'en
,M , for oil the children ot
River Community to be he s
so. st their meeting Tues-
Tnight.
.' . I.” I» Neugebsuer. 55 Clino
‘ . no. woe hostess to members
3‘30“! 1”” st s luncheon
st herhonte. Tuesday.
‘ « new members were tslten
“ducal Art society st its
hold 'l‘uesdoy night, in the
librsry.
on
were lands for o coke solo
held October 0 ot the meeting
”feople'g Chorus. held 'rues-
t.
for the nnnusl business
, of the Girls‘ end We-
sciub. to be held October 81 in
ubrooms. 24 Help street. were
. st the meeting of the ex-
,houd of the club. Tuesdsy
ling .wseenieyed by the memo
. h. of the J. o. chnpter of the airle'
Women's club st their meeting
“ ”closed” INCH”. election
were hos been postponed until
homes Costello. t Grove
woe hostel to the-members
oieph's flowing society st its
w.» medics.
three hundred children took
the rousing rteliy serr-
.. . (1'80?qu M. h. hurcii.
coma {Become o Doiisr
use the “Nest of the meet-
the l'eilowship lcclety of
church Sunder night.
"chop euey-festured the
you by the Young People's
or the south Norwslk Meth-
g . impel 'church. Sunday
J ' this wee the second of such
reserved by the society.
m
. ‘ ‘Buth lsnderspree. Wesiport
. entertsined the membere.of
nlor Phiis'thescisss of the Nor-
._ it. s. aundey school. Moods!
‘ ‘_ ot her home.
on ,, otoiileen took piece
night oi the meeting. of the
9!?! 9‘. the girls' Friendly
fimomhnrch. which won
J
e
r ~ Activities Begin.
”’ With Wedding Bell Rush
imwm Brides end
; to! Long Line of Clubs Make
Plsns For Fell Progrsms.
held st the horns oi hi Lucy Fle-
herty. ll Putnsm svenue.
A‘. the opening of the mile boso-
helonglng to the members of the
)Women's Guild of Trinity church. it
won discovered thnt over one bed
been nmsssed by the women.
Pisns for o elem chowder supper
to be held ot the clutch November
3 were mode oi. n meeting of the
new Aid of the St. Peter's Even-
gelleol Lutheron church held Thurs-
dny sflernoon.
A dinner st the “Summit House"
st loll lelend will future the cele-
brntioli of the twenty-fifth onnivst-
osry of the lI‘rinity bronch of the
Olrle’ Friendly society to be held
October 81. by the local society.
Hone for this dinner were mode at
the meeting of the society held
Thursday afternoon.
An interesting tslk on hie treveis
sbrcod’wos given by Judge Condos
at the weekly proyer meeting of
the louth Norwsllt Baptist church.
held 'l‘hursdsy evening.
nun—cun-
Plsns for the onnusi foir to be
held December 1 were discussed st
the b meeting or the Epworth
Leogue the lost Avenue M. E.
church. Tuesdsy night.
Members of the Endeavor Circle
of the South Norwsiit Congregation-
si church were the hostesses of the
afternoon st the meeting of the
Women's Anoclsticn of the church
held Wednesdey ofternoon.
Pisns were mode oi. the meeting
of the Lsdiee' Benevolent Aseecis-
tlon cf the Norwsllt Contraction“
church held Wednesdsy stternoon in
the Esther Noble room of the church
to send out two missionary boxes in
the neor future.
I
.~
Mrs. George Pistt wee the lender
ot the meeting of the Missionsry
society of the South Norwelk Bop—
tist church held Wednesdsy otter-
nocn st the church. "Prayer" won
the topic of the dny.
loclsl .
Two populsr young people of Nor-
welk were united in morrioge Mon-
doy morning. when Miss Helen Ag~
nee Hynsn. dsughter of Mrs. Ellen
A. Hymn. s Reed street. doecsme
the bride of Edwsrd Joseph Spins.
son of Mr. snd Mrs. D. P. Hogan.
Sherefront Perk.
Miss Anne N. Kory. doubler of
Mrs. Xsry Kory. u Lowe street. end
Themes J. Silk. son of Mr. slid hire.
Bryan-l. Silk. so lprlng Hill ove-
nue. were united in marriage Mon-
dey morning. st I o'clock. st the
St. Lsdisleus‘ church. by Rev. Jos-
eph A. Degnon.
A quiet home wedding took piece
Mondsy morning at 9 o'clock when
Miss Mary Wsrge. doughter of Mr-
snd Mrs. Michsel florgo. l Connec-
ticut svenue. woe inert-led st her
home to Anthony Christionc. son
of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Christiano.
to Holly Piece. Stsmford.
Mrs. H. J. Wright of Bell Island.
entertslned Tueodsy afternoon st
the Bhorehsven Golf club.
Miss ivs. V. Tilly. it Rock Ridge
drive. become the bride of Victor
Brundm. non of Mrs. hisry Brund-
'0
THE C. 0. MILLER COMPANY,
ANNOUNCING
. ANNUAL'TALL‘OPENING'
. Mm. October 11, 8:00 P‘. M. to 10:00 Pf‘lu
.* YonAreCotdnHylndeoAtlend ‘
‘ ‘..NoMcrcllolilieeWIlieSold. _ -
. lone.
' 7 A, .3: ‘ V
ii ‘ ' '5 , .
v ~ Whinflfiiosmmdi.
1135qu lNTEREST FOR" ORWABK WOMEN -
JUST A CUP OF COFFEE
Found. It lent. e good cup of coffee. in Nuruulii.
m it “I Old pro WII‘ "it“ M “W i‘iillls lli‘i‘ villi. ”ll" ilu
oergsln.
possible to
n... a.
Sounds too good to be true. doesn‘t iii
Codes is so easy to moire. but-
troin ell evidence in the post in in: My. Al um" u im. 1......
J" I [00d Clip of coder fur it‘ll u'iils. lull «\uu ul '
thnt the co so wet nothing to brsg shout.
ml Milieu llui so l‘fll)’ in uui’m
Choicost wines from the vineynrds (If Fl‘lilli't‘, Iuiillli lll‘lli‘lll'n
codes on ’re pining for.
til we
‘puil of gold?!
The
new lun
see
will!
from the south of lucpe. the linost of German iiocru. nothing on"
Null the hootereen quolities of s good t'llp oi coder. win-u ll 's
feet we’ve lumped the oily over seeking Ilw
end lured to die before our quest \vss rmivl
And then. even es grnndpe slwsys finds his glasses right on his
forehead sfter he lies spent hours scorching for them. so i‘ulliul m.
the codes. justi'nfiroll thoDstroot. W h
ig elt‘s rug store on m. iugtou street, M ”iv
tor—groan
This is not 0: ed. It is just s thank adoring on llltl iillu r
of. bleok deepslr.
ego. 10 Cross street. inst 'l'hursdsy
evening. leptslnber to. st o oulet
wedding performed oi. the person-
oge of the Norwoih Methodist Epis-
copsi church.
hiles Alice Anderson of non Nor-
woiit end John Krovnrih. u Roy-
luond street. were united in merriese
lsturdoy oftemoon It 8:80 o‘clock
oi the Croce Perish house. by the
Rev. J. Benton Werner. roster of
the Croce Episoopol church.
Miss Jenn Todd. local head of tile
Nerwsllt bunch of the Red Cross.
hos returned to her duties in this
city otter sttending the Neticnsi
convention of the Red Cross held
in Wuhington. October e to 1.
idles hloude Anderson. Nseh piece.
«so given s shower. Thursdsy atom
in honor of her spprosching mer-
rioge to Chsrlee ieroel. Concord
street.
Miss Emmo Wells. doughter of
Ur. nnd hired Chorlee R. Wells. hic-
Kinley street. newsyton. end ltob-
ert L. histilnrd.‘lt Hsvilsnd street.
were united in msrriege. listurdsy
morning. in Port Chester. N. Y.
M
Little idles lilosnor Ysckulice.
Woodword svenue. entertained s
number of her friends st her home.
Mondsy sfternocn. in honor of her
eighth blrthdsy.
. Min Msude Anderson. Nssh piece.
wee given s miseellsneoue shower
recently in honor of her opproech-
lng msrrioge to Cheries Isreel. Con-
cord street.
i *
Announcement hos been mode of
the engngement or Miss Beatrice Ol-
sen. Pieseeht evenuo. to Herold
Cerisen. 1 Bound View terroce. The
wedding will tnko piece October 30.
Mrs. Reed Hsvilend. Prospect
svenue. entertslned the women of
0: Ridge Hunt club. Wednesdsy
sftornoon. st her home.
Mr. end Mrs. Crofut. or Felt-field
svenue. cntertsined is number of
friends of their son. Edwsrd. Jr..
Bundsy sfternoon in honor of his
ninth birthdsy.
holes-uni
One hundred end fifty people en-
ioyed the cld-tnshioned doses given
by the Pride of Court Net-rule, ”let-
urdey night. st Helfsnt Hell.
W
Norwsiit members or the Bird end
Nature club nttended the lists For-
estry meeting held in Perilsnd.
Conn. floturdsy.
Eleven members of Mentor Cold~
rcn. Doughtern of Moksnno. four.
neyed to Jersey City Monday night.
l
‘iisrtwell. lire. Henri Culver.
we owe coon. m- Helen
where they were the guests or 7....
item (‘sldrou ct thnt eliy_ at its
first ceremonlsl.
......_
Members of the Pride of i'm...
were the guests Mondsy nislu M
the Bonus i‘ouncll. Dvgrcu m l‘...
onhontss. of Folrfleld.
At the meeting of the immune-
hum Women's ileliof Corps llt‘iti
Thursdoy sfternoon. it with (li‘f‘lilo‘l
to sccept the invltstion of the New
Cencon corps to stlend tho rump.
lieu of that order. October :«I.
Deputy Greet Pocshoniar. sir-s,
Berthe llopton of Strntforii, “as
the guest of honor at the nili'lll‘x
of the Wonoms Council. Dnughuni
of Pocohontes. held Thursday mom
in Red Men's hnll, hinin street.
Members of the locol D. A. it. us.
sociulion were the guests of the hlii~
ford chapter st the regents meri-
lng held Thursday sfternoon, in
Milford.
.—.......
Tried Local Recipe
GOLDEN FRUIT CANE
Mrs. Annie P. Dickmsn. l Clminui
street.
3 lbs. seedless raisins.
2 lbs. clouncd currents.
'1 lb. cliron.
1 lb. butter.
1 lb. flour.
1-2“lb. sugar.
1 tensp. brondy or orsnge juice.
it teasp. belting rods.
12 eggs beaten sepnrelely.‘
1 thlsp. cloves. nlispico. cinnamon
slid nutmeg.
1-2 lb. csch of English wulnuls.
almonds. dates end figs.
This recipe mnkes s ten-pound
cnko Duke in .1 slow oven from 3
to ti hours.
Note: Sounds like a real cnk-
doesn't it? Who knows I recipe for
a. birthday coke? '
Miss Bur ess Named
Hea Of Norwalk
M. E. Y—4 Class
The election of officers ‘festured
the business end socisi meeting of
the Norwsllr Methodist Episccpel
church. held last night at the home
of lilies Tessie Hortweil. so Mervin
street. Fifteen members of the clue
were present to take part in the
meeting of the evening.
The results of the election are as
follows:
l’resident—Mise Louise Burgess.
Vice-Pres—Miss Tessie ‘Hertwell.
1 Secretory—Miss Dorothy Glendon-
ng.
Treasurer-Mrs. Welter Hosg.
Chnirmcn of Flower committee-—
Miss Ssrnh Money.
Final plans for the csfetorie sup-
per that the clue is plsnning to held
October 13. in the social room of the
church. were completed. hiisn Der.
othy Glendsning, chsirmcn of the
supper errsngements. reported to
the class thst everything woe in
rosdlness for the sffsir. A delight-
ful menu hos been errsnged for the
supper. A line, clesr dsy and s big
crowd ore the two factors thot re-
msin to moke the supper s success.
The proceeds of the sffsir will be
used to psy for the new vestments
of the church choir. This is s new
festure in the church worship
Which. it is believed. will meet with
high spprovsi in the congregsiion.
After the business union. games
were enjoyed. At u lots hour. the
upsble hostess of the evening. Mrs.
Florence Hertwell. summoned her
streets into the dining-room whore
ell gsthersd sround the table on one
lorge fomiiy.
Refreshments of sandwiches, coke.
Jolie and ocean. were served.
Miss Gindys Atwster. 8 Mople,
street. will entertsin the closest its
next meeting to be held Fridoy. No.
vembor it.
The r-e cises moo every Cundsy
morning. st .ms » the Bundoy
school of the Norwsllt is. 3. church.
Mrs. B. R. Mitchell is the insruetor
of the study period st thst time.
Anyone intorest‘ ed in Joining in this
hour of study end inepirotion is cor-
dieiiy invited to‘suend.
Those present st the meeting held
inst night were Ill. Boron Money.
was Dorothy monocular. Ill-l Net-
". gmith. one. D. H— uitchell. Idi-
Mules Burgess. unwritten Wolfe.
mu Alice Hortwcll. vult- Tulle
lire. Cloronee Bowers. Mrs. Well-
in. Ire. lost. on. Elsie Selleeh.‘
. Ifrs‘Wors-en Shufeit. its...
heroines Knitwell. '
Gives Bridge.
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e liere About 0 .
Somebody t i
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ill-iii. "'l‘lie ‘i‘esse lilrvsk.”
l'slurn ".nIle of iii'osdwsy.”
lingo-hi . "’l'lie llice Women.”
"en-se-
tum Ami Title For 'i‘mlmrrow.
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liuu tlols ............. 5:33 P. hi.
llluli ’l‘icie ........... 12;“ A. M.
Low ’i‘hie ........... 7:111'.hd.
Hus And Title For hinndsy.
liuu .lilsus ............ 5;“ A. hf.
Him tints 0.20 1'. hi.
liluli 'i‘iclu 1:25 A. M.
Low Tide ............ 7:“ l’. M.
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Among the Norwsikers at
Dsnbury Fsir were:
hire. Jesse Brundsge of Lake
Worth. iriorids: hire. Clsrence Mil-
ler. hire. George Thompson. hire.
Albert iii-onnsn. hire. Dsnlel Deer-
lug. tin. Mrs. Dsnlei veering. Jr..
snrl daughter. Merle: Nellie atonieh,
lllllsidu l'lnce; illilh Uhlc. Marvin
item-ll; Mr. and hire. Roland Rlior-
wood Mr. s’nd Mrs. llsll end inm-
lly. dlenwood avenue.
hills ilose ilulosh. Winfield street;
Min W. Kelly. Ely svcnue; Mrs.
iirown. New York; Anthony Never-
isky. Cedsr street; Msdriine Leon-
uril. Wondbury svcnuc; Mrs. Singe-
wnld sml son. i‘stil. Gibson Court:
Leonord Wood. llonry liopkins.
r‘mnk'Unooriun. fiddle \‘l'ccd. \‘nn
Apperson. Bill White. Fred Wilcox
and Philip Wilcox.
Mr. sud hire. Lcmbert iiioulo
llircp. Boyvlcw avenue. end dough-
ter. Mrs. Louis N. Goodmnn. of
8'srkvllle. Miss; Mr. and Mrs.
Frunlt Rooney. Jefferson street;
hir. end hire. \‘nloe, Cross street;
Mrs. William ll. (islnsr. Cednr
street. and a party of friends; hir.
and Mrs. William Ayrnult, Dr. and
Mrs. 14:. iloildsou. nnd hir. and hire.
Diivld Rose.
The Modern Grocery company is
hsviug on Oil hosting system in-
stalled st ltts headquarters. corner
lisvliond and Water streets. by the
Policy Ilofrigcrsting compsny.
..........
Cords ore being received by the
friends of Sylvia Guns West avenue.
who is attending the Highlond hinti-
or private boarding school. Torry-
town. New York. where she will
complete her senior yesr of studies.
Kerry Goodwin end son Ne-
thnnlsl. Spring street. were business
visitors in New York on Thursdoy.
oPlsnos of oil kinds tuned end
repaired. Wm. Houeeler. 59 West
Ave. Phone tot—Adv.
l Hy Lcnsin. Chestnut street. was s.
.vlslior ll‘ NewMYork Thuredny.
‘ -——-O
l Mr. and Mrs. Fred Buttery. New-
‘ town avenue left yesterdsy for Flor-
idu. where they will spend the win-
101'.
r
Airs. C. Ghiotto. Aosdemy street.
has returned to her home ofter vis~
iting friends in Bridgeport the post
\vcek.
Virginie Cometock. is e. visitor in
Stamford todny. She is sttending the
rimtinco of “Monte Spring." It is o
pre-rmlom end will inter be shown
in New York.
l-in Moons, Putnsm svenue. who
is e junior st the Dsnbury Normnl
school is s. week-end visitor ot the
home of her pet-onto.
Mrs. .1. Lesson. Chestnut street.
is confined to her bed by illness.
The monthly meeting of the Lod-
los' Aid was held Thuredsy. st
tho Sslnt Peter Evangeline Luthersn
Church. Cednr street. They decided
to have n "clam chowder" end to
serve other refrshments November
2. commencing st 5:00 p. m.
-—vlrinve your fur costs slid ger-
moms remodeled end reiined st this
time. Doing so now before the rush
Meson moons more rcssonoble prices.
Twin City Vsiet. of North Help St.
Phone tot—«Adv.
" Letters have been received from
Isadore ’i‘urlov. Grove street. who is
attending his freshmen yeor st
Johns Hopkins. modieol school.
Miss-Evelyn Steinberg. Concord
street. it sttending Columbio uni.
erslty. New York.
Word is received from Mr, snd
Mrs. Jim Irving. West Virgins. to
halo feet thst they will revisit their My.
meny friends end relstives in Nor-
walk.
liiiss Catherine Mlcltieo. Fillo
street. motored to the Dsnbuty Fslr.
“Tony" Wiemsr. Woodwsrd eye-
nuc. went hunting eerly Friday
morninc. end woe rewsrded with
o. beautifully colored pheseont.
tu—I—u-
hir. end hire. hisrtln Nickles. n1.
.lcw street.\e.rs hoving their porch
onlorged.
James Kelley. Ely svenue. 'ond 1dr.
snd Mrs. Ale: Mosh. Winfield
on the ever there. they will step st
the Besouicontenhisl exposition.
mm there they will go to worlds
r s few dsye. Mr. Joseph telly.
the psrty in Mexico. 8e hoe re.
eontiy purohssed on orsnge grove in
(wherein. The trip will be mode by
onto.
end Vistroloei solo, on
._ gooey tonne st nosedive-eddy.
'Ange 11.)“.an her
_ nonsense;
hesedssewChevrsfeteoosl:
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“com. struts”. ocro
street. left under In cutter-il- is. Osterbsnits. Eon: Norwollt. both
of Mr. James Kelley. will meet .
1M. .. ‘ i a
BER 9.1926.
The Evening flentiuel uelcomes
contributions to the brief column.
or to lily other column in the
pnper. and regrets limt on many
offerings have to lie rink-vied he-
cgugs of tile t'flltll‘tht’Ul ul’ lllt'
writer.
Muny [lilillllfl lull in units
Illlll‘ltil lrglllly and un “11.. unli-
out i mum is not usable.
Mnny pcoxile wrilv- oil iiOlll
sides of tho pspei. Such mutter
cunnot he used until it has iweu
recupiwl in The Sentinel uiiivo
nmi there is seldom lime for llllil
l’eople lining lyDCh’l‘lli'l‘h slwuul
use it double-spun in writing
«my for nrwspuprr:. in lililhll
specs for corrections ulwrc iii-«:-
essnry.
iirlmol. Miss \\'nldcll recently l'll.
term: the stuil- school \mu Mm
Anna (liltlJOlilli. li'ord street.
Mr. and fills. Frauds .l lixmliuun
loll Mummy fur 'l‘my. chu- you.
wht-ru they will spend a slim: \.ii'id-
lion. Mrs. Brodlgon was formerly
ilurrlet lllmoud (taut-liter of nir. und
Mrs. C. 'l‘. llllnond, Wd-st uvt‘nue,
Mr. niul Mrs. Edwin 'I‘ulmuuyr;
Bolileil iilli street revvnily t'lil'i'A
tallied Mr. and hire. Joe Abner “mi
dnuuhtor Belly Anne of Maine. Mrs.
Abner is Mrs. ’i‘ulmsdgu's elem;
nttended the fit-
’l‘homss church, Ne‘H'
General Front
l'li'l‘lil at Ft.
hum of New York. his coll-1;" rinse.
mute at Yale. litr‘liop Stein run-
duoted the services.
Pacific Coast company, and it you at
former Unitrd Sinful Senator lllil-
hum of Connecticut.
An nllm-hmont for 8900 was 1:11 ll
against the
(i'Noll. Wnil street restaurnnt owl:-
cr. in inior of Charles (,‘urpill. mill.
dealer. Friday. it is nilouwl 1!...1
the defendant owcii Carglll llll.‘ sum
of 8730.
Cram (2. Lirllc-ii. (‘liusiimt Hill
has purchased it new (Illtfll‘ulli
conch from W. ll. Austin.
Mrs. l'Idrli: J. Hullslliii‘y. “3'51 Ain'-
iiuo was the \l'L’I.‘l\~i‘nd guest of h"!
daughter. Mrs. Erin-st Rogers of
Waterbury.
Elton lirmlricks. linst avenue. is
attending Dartmouth college.
Mrs. Frederick Gaming and son.
Fred. Jr.. South hlnin street, return-
western slates and lower cunndn.
”—
street, were visitors Thursday in
New York.
Mess end Son opened their dry
goods store on Cedar sin-rt. Thurs-
duy. sfler being closed all week.
Mr. Sellecknon. manager of the
S. and 8. Tobscco company. was a
recent visitor in New Keven.
Mr. and lib-s. Eben Hill of North
Stomford and New York. farmcrly
of Norwolk were visitors hero.
Wednesday.
Miss Mary Silk. Spring Hill ave-
nue. sitcnded the Dnnbury Fair yes-
terday.
Mr. end Mrs.’ A. Glickson end
fsmily. 24 Issue pier-c. are expecting
to motor to New York Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Siuil and family.
New Haven Sunday.
F“
—-Atwster .Kcnt Radios sold on
cosy terms. Dollllt'll)"8.'-'Ad\'.
Mrs. C. Manor and daughter,
Marlon. Rock lildge. left yesterday
him. They will return Monday.
Miss Consuelo Dawson. 31 Spring
street. will entertain s number of
friends at a masquerade dutiee in
Red Men's Hell, tonight in honor of
her spproschlng birthday.
Miss Mos-gore! Brendilnger. one oil
the principals of the Hillsido school. .
wen n visitor in Stamford.
Yester-
der- l
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Miss Arline Hall and Mrs. Celin~i
ds Arndt of Boston. are visiting with 1
Mr. end Mrs. H. C. Allen. 11 Havi-
lsnd street.
his and hire. James L. Allen. Basil
svehue. ere planning to drive to‘
Bondy Hook. over the week—end.
Mll’Mlidred Aller. Morgen nve-
nus, tescher of dancing in South
Norwelk. took some of her pupils to f
o musical comedy given by the‘
Msnsiieid dancers in Stamford. to-
u...—
‘ Nathalie Anderson. Main street.
wen confined to her home yesterday
with so ulcersted tooth.
Mrs. J. Hornig, Ecruey City. for-
meriy Esther Breeev at. South Nor-
wollr. is spending s few days with
her mother st 4 Concord street.
South Nervous. She will return to
her home by euto. nos‘t Sunday.
....._.
3dr. end Hrs. J. Lsspicgsttn end
fomiiy. South Norwslk. motored to
the Donbury tsir. Thursdsy.
p...
A. anisson. Eost Norwslk. snd
employee of A. Cohen. Washington
street. hove recently left for Floride.
*. I
fir. d hire. Clifford Sturgee
Auden? street. end . Mrs. Gould
nedenherg. Winfield street. were
mill those ottending the Dsnbury
Mr omnuredsy, Norwsllt Der.
-.—.-— ,
0er Andersen. pound Beech. wee
s Met imi‘orwoih Thunder.
Welter» nee. esteem uni. hos
m o-eodtieil in Iochson's most
when“
”flaunt!!!“
' . . soothe
Yuili, Thursday of William M. l'..uu ‘
Mr. Burnum wus president of ill":
properly of lain-:nwl'
ed home after a trip to the north- ,
Leo and Herbert Miller. 177 hinin .
Concord street. will visit relatives in’
to visit relatives in North Adams!
members of the senior deporlnieni
n! the church school sre invited.
\i'oird slid unusual entertainment
is promlm-il. uml refreshments will
[in hl'l'ii'll. 'l'liu i-unimll‘ee arrang-
ini: fur the nmsuuerudo consists of
l‘ l'vrry liven. hilvlu llrurk. Jenn Bri-
. li‘i'k. Hui-(1M Illulson. William TOOllt‘
lunil lliclmrd Whipple. ’1‘lic commit-
I too is scheduled to meet immediate-
lly at the close of Young People‘s
] moi-ling Sunday night.
‘ Mrs. William lunch, wmnuo
street. has rvllil‘nf‘d lo Norwnlk sit-
j . r winding a few days in Bethe-l.
l
Mr. and Mrs. David Fournlnr.
Main street. attended the Donlmry
Fuli' on Friday.
Miss (‘n‘horlno illllcry has reluru-
.- ed to hn‘r illlll"! in the stock control
{department of the Nash Engineer-
‘ my company, nitrir a work's absence.
Miss Mildred Morgan. 108 East
Menu". reclaim-ml last week as :1
student at the Fannie A.
School in Bridgeport.
Mr. and Mrs. John Burhrit. Win-
‘ nelil street. have returned nib-r vlso
.iiing friends in llu‘ucon and i‘crks-
l\'1ll, New York.
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l Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Lockwood sud
. rlnughu-r. Grace, 33 First street. ore
~ioriuy uiir'ndlng the birthday snni-
\'r~r.-.'il‘_v of Mill. Lm'kwood'l mother.
Mrs. Aleililc, New Rochelle. Rela-
lli'mi irom \\';ishinglon, D. 0. end
i .\l:ir\'iuiul llri' also in New Rochelle
' l'ui‘ llin Ul'L'flBltlll.
l
1.
I Mr. nnd Mrs. (luy E. Fuller. Yon-
lmrs. uud ijlmrnvu Mat-Kay. Water-
lvury \t‘lll spvnii the week-end with
v
1 Mr. and .\li‘:‘. Norman 'l‘nylor. Row-
”Skill. Mrs. MncKny. who has been
‘pqii‘lJlllllj lim pnst \u-ek here. will
mum in her homo Sunday.
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.lumr-s M. Orrin. ill-orflt‘ld street.
,lms pun-liuwli it new Chevrolet
which l'rum \\'. ll. Austin. local deni-
or.
Polurmnn (ivorirn Evans arrested
linear-4 s. l't-lzu, :5!) St. Paul street.
lsruuilmv, Mass. at 1: o'clock this
mnruum. utivr hr liml ('lovki‘d him
it! flu nil ill" l’usi mud. l'olze WII
ilmrrui “nix hilt-Filing and gave
lmxni n.’ 5;; for court hearing Mon-
iluv lll.:lll.
I’nrtur linwrson Brounc, Nor-walk.
~ lull-3r :md populnr author of the
play “The find Man." was granted
h ru‘lmurn ugulnsi Dr. Charles E.
i‘i:.m l.v Judgc- A. 1“. kills in Super-
:ui‘ i'iilli'l yurli‘rilriy. Foreclosure
l:i brought on :t mortgngo note
w: 5.1:.Uuli. dali'd July 1. 1925. secur-
iil icy three pli‘tff's of property on
\\‘..i [lurk road. ' Browne claims
‘il..'li Sliflivu is now due on the note,
uiih intern-st from July 1 last.
‘2le
Snmunl Winfield. 365 Muln street.
‘iws pun-husnd a new Chevrolet sc-
dun from \V. R, Austin.
1 Al n nit-cling of the stuff of the
:Ilolllolny .‘ii-nnlor at the Dchioiay
‘(-iuh. 5:! West avenue. last (evening.
: Hurry lu-ssin was elected managing
Humor; Humphrey Doulens. secre-
‘llii’fe' :md treasurer; and Paul Singea
wild, business manager. An issue
u: ”11' pririi 2' will appear shortly.
l ('lim'los (‘. Hendrick. 11 Rood
six-wt. returned home inst evening
) from u iivu \\'f‘fl\'8' visit in Elgln, Ill.
’ , Mr. and Mrs. George Jones. 31
.l‘uumm avenue: Mr. and Mrs. Ed-
iwnrii, J. .lc‘lahorly and daughter.
‘(tvithflihd 83 Putnam nvcnue; Mrs.
‘llyi‘nn Silk and dnughlcrs. Mildred
land iii-ion. io‘Fpring Hill avenue:
ers. ili'qu. Newtown avenue. and
’. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Silk. 23 Lowe
street, wvre among local people at-
l tending the Dnnbury fair, yesterday.
Dr. llnht‘rt .‘.i. \anh’. 61 South
I.‘lmn hirer-xi, is nitendl the world
lsurins grime at the Ynlitee stadium
lin New York today.
i
Landon Herrick end Humphrey
.Douions of the Evening Sentinel
3 stuff m... visiting in New Haven. Mr.
'llcrrick is attending the Yale-
Georgia game.
Ralph Sacco. alsi of the Sentinel
[is at the world series finslsot the
l Yankee stadium.
.i Births I
Mr. and Mrs. William Hughes. Von
Rurcn worms are the parents of o.
huhy boy, Loyd Clifford. born re-
l .muiy at the Non-walk hospitsl.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Csetolisnc.
30 Golden Hill street. snnounce the
arrival of n son. Joseph Jr.. st the
sum it one or
srsnmno omen was.
we turn my
resurrect. omens
ro CHOOSE non.
Frank Lender’s
96 Washington Street
South Norwslh
’2”
«L up to 530°
.aPu lio Loon Commotion
Loans are mode to lorrled‘
people keepingheunn bod to
single persons lmug It home.
There ere no other require
ments except the seedipt of
i regular eslsry end house-
‘eold furniture '
A friendly, helpful grid sofe
piece to borrow money.
All deoiinge conddintisl.
No Red Tops. '
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j
Smith l
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MA
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Norwalk hospital. October ‘.'. Mrs
(.‘sstsileno was formerly Miss New
C. Warren. The birth molten MI
and Mrs. ’l‘homss J. Warren. grund
pul'f‘llll for the first time.
CHURCHES
Mi. llou llnptist Church
11:00. l‘rrnchlng by the vector.
13:30. Sunday school session.
6:30, ll. Y. 1‘. U,
723". l‘rruvhing by the pastor.
Bethlehem Church.
Von ant siren-i. nesr Esst sve.
(Rev. Grnnsirnm. pastor)
10:45. Morning worship. (Swed-
lsh).
12:00, Sunduy Ht‘llOOl. (English).
The uni-moon and the evening
services ore postponed because our
people are invited in our sister
church in Bridal-port. Conn” to col-
ebruto the limb anniversary of their
Young People's soclely.
Noicl- the change of time for the
evangelistic services ilmt villi be
held in our rhurch. it is now de-
cided to hold them from October 21
to :7. llt'v. Joel 'l‘ridfa-ll from Wor-
ccsler. Mass. will he the speaker.
Surdlsh Lutheran Church
For! Point Street
8. Axel Anderson. Student Psstor
Ewnmg service with sermon st 1
o'clock.
It's :1 rlur-nr World. and most liber-
iy-lnvlng ll'lllHllH have the most ter-
ritorial pussr-ssions.-.\ltoons Tri-
lzunn.
Suede Fabric Gloves
A variety of slylr-s_ Turn-hack
and flow cuffs embroidered in
ntirnmiu- wars. (.‘hoico of fawn.
ouk. t‘nnnos. (‘UCOli and grey.
980 in “.19
J. I. MALLETTE
894i \\’.\SIIINGTON ST.
.80. 3i)ll\\'.\l.li. CONN.
Phone 527 Prompt Delivery
GEHEBE’S
"It's Here If It's Houseware"
Get Several Today!
mm ‘ -
lWear-Ever"
Baking and Roasting Pan
For general roasting and for
linking cake. bread. biscuits.
hem. fish. pot pie. apples.
frying crullcrs, etc.
'l'ltiseoupo assoc be
m newsroom:
‘ moments”:
33 Wuhlngton so, So. Norwnlk
fl
SALE
55":68" Pure Linen Domenic
Cloth and 6 Napkins
With colored border or in white.
*Regulsr $8.00. $3.98
Sole Price ........
Hand made Telling
Isndkerchiefs
Regulor so so.
Bede Price a for $1'oo
fiend Embroidered Bsby
e Dreeeel
Beguier 82.50.
Sole Price ........ 51:29
Bill: hsyon Bed lets
Full else with bolster.
ROI. ".05. Cole Price $2.95
The shove is tent on exempts or
the Mailing prices during
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