I i .1. i 3;. ’1 Anne Hell”. “Ila am ,f. City Briefs - TONIGHT. nlslto—“Blsok Pirate.“ Regent—“My Official Witest Palace—"it’our Horsemen.’ Sun Rises Sun Sets High. Tide Low Tide 5 32:2 .- '3qu 0 :1 0 ii Nady-a r>w> D Sam Landy. ‘1 Taylor aVenue; Irving Roodner. West Cedar street; Abe Tsriov. Ferris avenue; lasso nosenneld. 47 Cedar street. and Eli Tavlln. 15 Cedar street. motored to New York Sunday. While there they witnessed the game between the Yanks and St. Louis. Mr. and‘ Mrs. Samuel Kaplan and son. Morris. 17'! South Main street. Imotored to Bridgeport Sunday. when they visited Mr. and Mrs. ‘Louis Kaplan. 862 Madison avenue. Miss Alice Bates was s. week-end visitor of her father. Dr. H; E. Bates. 19 Golden Hill street. Miss Bates 'Is a Junior at the Froebel normal klndergraten training school Bridgeport. She is a graduate of the Norwalk High school. class of June 1926. ; Michael Kuhn; , Road, and .Iviarry Thornto " ‘ " sItreet. wlii leave Saturday fo Florida. where they will spend the winter " menths. n 'h' Robert B. Newcomb. metropolitan 'reprcscntatlvo of the Austrian Press. “ 'was a' w-eek end guest of Martin Lee (.1 Miller. 177 Main street. _ Mr. and Mrs. Isadore Druks and children. 1 State street. motored to YNew York Sunday. -\' -Excellent hard coal in all sises “" now to be had at Alfred Brown's 1" Coal Yard. Now is the time of year “to have your bins tilled up. Do- “.llveries to suit your convenience. h. 1“Phone 2893 2. Adv. Mrs. Guy Sawyer. New York. is \ielting her mother. Mrs. Harriet S. _Davls, 27 Webster street. _s Principal George R. Brunias and family have moved into their new ‘ home. 12 Pershing street. from 19 Arch s‘..reet The Pershing street ”house was formerly owned by Mr. ‘ and Mrs. Henry Chapin. Miss Margaret Kezer, New Jer- -sey. was a week-end guest of Miss ue Glover, 16 Newtown terrace. Miss Ida Modnc. Putnam avenue: _’¥>Mlss Amelia Walden. Orohard Fistreet; Miss Anna Gadoclk. East Norwalk. and Miss Dora Paris. Ray- __mond street. have returned to their studlea at Danbury Normal scliool after being home for the week-end. All the young ladies are juniors at that school. Miss Elizabeth Weeks. who enter- ed the New Rochelle college in Sep- tember. was’a week-end visitor of her parents. Dr. and Mrs. Arthur N. Clark. West Washington‘street. It was announced on Monday by ‘ iss Mary McMahon that there will :be a meeting of the Dramatic club on Friday. October 15. directly aft- er school. This will he a very im- portant meeting as omcers for the coming year will be elected. -—0rder your engraved Christmas Cards now at Donneliy‘s.——Adv. Mr. Casey and Stephen Kelley. South Norwalk Post Ot'nce. witness- ed St. Louis beat the Yanks 8 to 2 ’ Sunday. Mrs. J. Brown has returned to her home in New York after spending a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Alex Balogh. Winfield street. Mr. and Mrs. J. Basone and son. Ely avenue. were visitors of relatives in New York over Sunday. Miss Cecelia Battistone and Miss Ruth Ladrigan. Rowayton. motored to Bridgeport Saturday night. Miss Frelda Alexander. 74 Spring street, is spending the week in Barty ford where she will be the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Rabinowita. Mrs. Rablnowtts. who was fonnerly Miss Rose Alexander. is a sister of Miss Frelda Alexander. . r.1and Mrs. G. Ssabo and sons of Torrington. N. Y.. were week- end visitors of- Mr. and Mrs. James W. Kelley. Ely avenue. Samuel Alexander. 74 Spring street. is spending a few days at the Sesquleentennlal. While there he is attending the American Legion con- vention. , -—Radlos and Victrolas sold on easy terms at Donnelly’s—Adv. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Kaplan. to; Madison avenue. Bridgeport. are the proud parents of a baby girl.‘who arrived very early Sunday morning at their home. The baby weighed 1 1- 8 pounds. Mr. Xaplan to the son of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Kaplan. 177 South Main street. . 1". Muller and daughter. Ma k Ridge. left Sunday for M ‘ its where they, will he the guests of Mrs. Barrington. sis- ter of '.Mrs Magnet. While than they expect to visit the Berkshiru mountains. They will IN in Mana- chusetts over Columbus Day- The trip is being made by auto. Clifford Bloom. Harris, avenue. has resigned his position with the Connecticut Butter and Ed! store. West Washington street. Rose Bough-Fall. Dentist: wuoobies contributions o the brief column. or to any ethos column in the ”per. and regrets that so mam offerings have to be reieoted be cause of the carelessness of the writer. Many people fall" to yrite names 'legibiy and an item with out shame not unble. “Many peope write on” both .sldes of the paper. Such matter cannot be used until it has-been recopied In _'1'he Sentinel oftice .s'nd ihersis seldom time for that. People usingtypewrlteu should use a dolibls-spsco in writing .opy for newspapers. to pet-mat space. (or corrections where nec- essary. w to Ridgedeld Sunday where they- spent the day. The Young People's Society of the South Norwalk Methodist church will hold a masquerade Hallowe' on party in the basement of the church West avenue. Friday. October 29. at 7:80 sharp. —Have your fur coats and gar. ments remodeled and relined at this time. Doing so now before the rush season means more reasonable‘pricea Twin City Valet. 67 North Main St. Phone «la—Adv. G. thhanlel .Weber. Wall street. was a business visitor in New York Saturday. ' -—v— Miss Stowe. Mrs. Ryder. Mrs. Al- len and Mrs. Berta motored to Bridgeport Saturday where they spent the day. Mrs. Alice 'l‘htes. Stuart avenue. left.‘ Tuesday for~Virginla where she will visit her many friends. She will stay with Mrs. Buttery. Harriet Sherman was a week-end visitor at her home. Elm street. She is a junior at the Fromer Normal kindergarten training school. Miss Sherman was a. popular member of the February 1926 graduating class of the Norwalk High school. -—Planos of all kinds tuned and repaired. Wm. Haussler. 59 West Ave.. Phone 599.—-Adv. Miss Evelyn Harris. Georgetown. who is training 'at the Methodist hospital in New York spent the week- end with her grandmother. Mrs. William Lockwood. Irving Grace. - Hilltop Inn. and Albert Grandville. Winfield street. motored to Danbury Saturday and attended the Danbury Fair. Mr. and Mrs. Christiano have returned to Norwslk after spending part of their honeymoon in Wash-— ington. Atlantic City and Philadel- p They will live with Mrs. Christiano's parents. Connecticut avenue. Mrs. Christiano. before her marriage. was Miss Mary Wargo. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Wargo. --Atwater Kent Radios sold on easy terms. Donnelly's.—-Adv. ——Deilcious French Pastry at Gold- en's. 63 .Wall stree't. Norwalk.—Adv. Mr. and Mrs. David Radack and son. Seymour. Middle street. and Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Ellis and chil. dren. Jeannette. Howard and Estelle. Taylor avenue. and Mr. and Mrs. Gus Green and children. Ruth. Harold and Leonard. Taylor avenue. were guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. Green. Woodward avenue. Sunday. Bridge and other forms of entertainment were enjoyed. _Maud Hart. 6 Warren street. has purchased a new Chevrolet coach. from w. 8. Austin. _ Miss Emma Rome and Miss Mll- drcd S. Sheehsn. both of South street. attended Poll theatre. Bridgeport. Saturday evening. . Miss Elizabeth Variety. West Nor- walk. is entering the Real Estate business on Connecticut avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Tobin. 98 Woodward avenue.. motored. Satur- day. to the Danbury Fair. Mr. and Mrs. Harry. Tariov and children. in Putnam avenue. and Miss Elisabeth 'i‘srlov. 16 Grove street. motoredgto New York. Sun- day. where they visited relatives. Miss Mas' Mondlli'l. Bunth' ‘Maln stmct. spent "Sunday in New York. visiting relatives. -' —s—— fills Council of Jewish women-of Souih No walk are panning to’imld a Hallows on party for the children of the member‘s. _ Hy. Lessln. New York. spent the weekend with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. J. Lessln. Chestnut street. , . The Saint Acquinas club is giving a play. ”The Woman' s Hour." at the Regent theatre. October 21. Every one remembers their very mooeq'ful play. "The Gold Bug" and this play to guaranteed as still better. The lea man is Joseph Germ- ley: the lead as My is Helen Soul- lsv: the butterfly lady is kstbleen Il'lsherty: seen. reetvof the cast consists nit Tsokett. Eileen Hunt. Jo aish. Mildred Gormloy and Dick n-oll. Marlon Riordan is amiss-study and Lucille ,Bouton is promoter. . . urn. Margot-7 intensity see daughter. minors. Webster street. have returned from he. vacatibn. —-h— Mr. and Mrs.” ‘Harry u urawberry Hill sven Saturday morning for to ”bring back i her-son. I it early . olefin... their son'. ‘Ed‘win has» mammalian is the B osiie II. ‘ inseam CALLED an. ‘ A ammo“: m~\_ MIAMI“ ALWAYS. Till) mwmitmimm; mama-e akin-w nomad SIlE MAS was no or uta. DAW '0 Kim» “"1 PAGE 'l‘l'l REE ADYTALti-YMND'IIIEYCALwD lint msms mamas MAT WiLLES.CRllSIYDiWTS I WES MWMSTMKSMS, .MDLED Wills mm» .WEAVNG MD DAMS Will THEM!" . None of the outstanding women of modern times has lived more picturesquely nor has any 'shown brilliantly in a greater variety of fields than the beautiful Queen of Rumania, who is visiting America this fall. Here are a set of pen drawings illustrating different facets of her life. What important scenes in the story await her in America will have to be sketched in by the historians of the future. To be VOYfivERXlSITlNGW IDMAK£ FRIENDS“; .RNMMIAN October ill. at the itedmen's Hall. Paul Wien. Philadelphia. has re- turned to his home after spending several days with ‘ Mr. an Mrs. Stanley Wien. Fourth street. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Georgie. West Norwalk. sold his home there. u.‘ is moving into a new home in Itowayton. F.'H. Burritt. R. l“. D. No.‘ 12, Westport. has purchased a Chevro- let bus. from W. R. Austin. Mr. and Mrs: Palmer Sherman observed the first anniversary of their wedding. Sunday. i Mrs. Reed Flynn. Eversley street. will be the hostess to the Endeu'i'or Circle of the King's Daughters of the South Norwalk Congregational church. tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock. ' Misses Ellda and Elisabeth Tolles. Falrfleld avenue. have been enter- taining Mrs. Frances Scovllle and daughter Lavinia of New York. Mrs. James Yates. Wilton road. returned to her home yesterday from a visit in Atlantic City. -----1- Warren Scofleld. well known barl- tono was heard at 7 o'clock last evening over the radio from station .WEAF “Mock. Mr. Scofield was soloist for a number of Years at the First Metho- dist Episcopal church. formerly liv- ing on Nowtown terrace. Fred Hart. president of the June class '26. Norwalk High school at- tended the ball game at the Yan- kee Stadium‘ Sunday. The Watch-Your-Stltch club will meet Friday afternoon with Mrs. E. B. Smith of East avenue, instead of M". G. F. Smith of Rowan street. as previously announced. Mrs. Elizabeth Cave. West avenue. and daughter. Mrs. Kenneth St. John of Bartlett avenue were visi- tors ln Danbury. Saturday. Mrs. Earle Gregory. Chestnut Hill avenue, will be the hostess of the "Thoughtful" circle of the King's Daughters Thursday when an all day sewing session will be held for the Norwalk Hospital. Mrs. Ethel Shaefer will entertain the Prothumat society of the Bap- tist church at a Hallowe'en party at her home. October 25. Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Jaeger and son. Andre of Brookeide and Mr. and Mrs. John Sprague and son. John Jr.. of New York are spending several days at the Sesquicentennlal. Philadelphia. Mi- Elizabeth Hoyt, Putnam ave- nue. who is teaching in Trumbull. spent the week-end at her home in this' citY. macs asp sum cnasn; ‘ minimum macaw John Nash. ill.- -of No. 57 North Second street. Meriden.: had his skull fractured when his automobile was sidsswlped by a truck in‘ Ber- lin yesterday afternoon. He was taken to Morlden hospital where it was said his condition is critical. The identity. ot- the truck is not known..- g: - "Wm“ —‘ By Allene Sumner The "Mother-in-iaw of Europe.“ Queen Marie of itumanla. is bound for American shores. With her is her young and lovely and. last un- wed daughter. the Princess Ileana. aged almost 18. With her. also. is a list distinct! to go down in social history. if report be true. This reputed list is a roster of America's bachelor males eligible for the position of queen's son-in- law. ltumauians on this side of the water solemnly over that the queen for months has been dickering, for names of American single males worth introducing to daughter lleana. and that she was careful to complete the task before she left home. It's hard to believe. when you an- alyze the trends which Marie's match-making procllvltles have tak- on. It's at match-making that Marie. queen of many bottle. has won her greatest fnrnc. She fills a dual role in this re- spect. Iho serves two ambitions-— one to see that her children wed in a way that assures them positions of distinction in the world. the other to see that each murrlago adds something to the prestige of Ru- mania and to the preservation of Balkan pence. ' . Daughter Elisabeth There was her daughter. Eliza- beth. Story relates that when Marie took Elizabeth to Buckingham pal- ace some years ago. it was with a view to capturing the Prince of Wales. If no. Marie failed for once. nobody. She became the bride of Crown Prince George of Greece— tvho later was king for a time. even if he is deposed now. The next daughter. bearing the queen's own name of Marie. was found a desirable mate in the per- son of King Alexander of Jugo- SlavlzL This marriage was a great triumph for the queen's delicate po~ llllcul tact. for numerous problems of state who imolvcd in it. with all his phllnndering. is the on:- bltter disappointment of the queen's children so for. Carol‘s royal mar rings was to Princess Helen Greece. A The beautiful Ileana and youn Prince Nicholas are left. erclml; Ls coming to America too. but i matrimonial intentions are attacln to his trip. so for as is known. As a n’lfe for Nicholas Marie lu. picked Princess Mafalda. of Ital: 'tis said. Mario's Own Case Beautiful Queen Marie hersc‘ knows what it is to be the pawn i' a state of marriage. She was only 16. this Marie It! hensollern. fairest granddaughter . Queen Victoria and daughter . Grand Duchess Marie. who was ii only daughter of Czar Alexander . Russia when her family sent her . to Itumanla. the‘ bride of Print Ferdinand. The child-wife soon learned the: was no love in her husband's hem for her. and her parents-in-lnx chafed at her strong will, her deter minailon to amount to something. Marlo did not yield to fate. She (if ‘ Library Tables of Stately Grace gyédloluigeoragainsta Neda-I‘lo’SUp A .l GQLIINS C0. ' luxuriouswuch 1 ‘IO. MIA“ ‘ Gossip Says Queen Marie Seeks American For Last Son-in-Law Cropn Prince Carol of Rumenla.f ‘ .ilurie who dragged her court train But, lullznbeth was not to wed a’ Princess lloana of Ilumania. who is neumipnnylng her mother, Queen Marie. lo the l‘nited States. loolwl in her glass. She saw she was beautiful. and proceeded to let oth. rs know it. . Fwn her husband felt the stabs of jcni may. and by the time Ferdinand be. me king, and Marie queen. no rm vi wife of all Europe more thor- onmly ruled the heart and head of her mate than this girl from the north. A son-ln-law from the people for this Marie—as Ileana's mate? This In the dust. bowing her crowned lwnd. groveling at the feet of her defiant son. Carol, as she begged him to forget all calls of the heart .md be a crown prince first. last. and all the time? I don't believe it. alter reading his Came Here to Visit Sick Boy Friend And F inishcs‘ In Hands of City Court - Danbury: Robert D. Campbell. liridgcport. GOODWILL SOCIETY MEETING POSTPONED. The meeting of the Goodwill so- ciety. scheduled for this Thursday. has been postponed one week. to avoid confusion with other meetings which come on that date. Esther Walton of Freehold. N, J..‘ and liulpli Bloom and William J'l Thornton of Cedar street. \verc lined $25 and costs each by Judge Frec— man Light in the downtuun city. court yesterday afternoon. 'lhe irioi were arrested in the Grand L'niull hotel. Friday evening. Mrs. Walton stated that she came to Norwalk to visit a sick boy friend i and when she could not lorute him she wrote to Thornton with whom‘l she had communicated previously» lid in n rnatrimoll-i lal magazine. » She was advised Attorney Crnmer C. limp-mun 10' leave the city. She said that slu-K would go back to hrr father‘s furm' in Freehold and “bull! nmrr visit Norwalk again. by Prosecuting 5 AIAIDIONY liICIIINQI'ENTS ORDERED TO PAY “I"; e Efflnger C. White. of Norwalk. ni defendant in it divorce iu‘liun t-y‘ Upstate Couple Need Two Towns For Wedding Ceremony HARTFORD (AP). — Wishes of the bride and demands of the law comprised Saturday when two townships shared the wed- ding ceremony of Mrs. Gertrude liennctt of Windsor to James Henry of Hartford. The bride wanted to be married at the home of her sister in Windsor but the license had been taken out in Hartford. The nuptials therefor were. begun in Windsor and belt- ml just before the word pronounc- ing the pair man and wife. The bridal party then went to Ken- uey park. Hartford just across the Windsor line and the final pronouncement was made there to comply with the. law. Nora Cecil White. is ordered to pay his wife :30" back alimony or be adjudged in contempt of court. The order was made by Judge Ar- thur F. Elle of the Superior court Friday. Clifford \'. Crow of Nnru'nlk is ordered to pay his wife. livrt 1”. Crew 85 a week hack alimony till the deficiency is made up besides the $12 regularly every week. STAMFORD COI‘NCILMAN‘S AUTOMOBILE KILLS BOY STAMFORD.—Plcdro Arcano. 10. of No. 14 Dean street, was killed yesterday afternoon by an automo- bile operated by Joseph ilanley. a member of the comm0n council. The boy it is said was crossing the street and stepped in the path of the machine. LICENSES SUSPENDED FOB DRL'NKEN DRIVING. .\s part of an effort to reduce the ' :ncnrlco of intoxicated motorists. the state department of motor vehicles has published the weekly list of op- erators whose licenses have been suspended for one year for driving while under the influence of liquor. The department statement advises people to notify the police in case they should see any of the suspend- ed drivers operating machines. Fol— lowing are. those in the Norwaik and vicinity who have lost their licenses: ll. l.r‘.'ln‘iflli, Norwalk: Wed 8. 'l‘lmpson. Norwalk: Dolcslaw Wyso- chi. lt‘nirfleld: Raymond A. 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