l? ethodist Foil:-
' Thursday, Clot. 21
MN} on as Burno-
llo us: log n has as!)
swan unti- wan.
DAR!
undo. I! . Dal-ten. cor-
ona-dent. .. Wind Office.
lerwIILlfls.
rs of the Ladies' Aid of
t e rlen Methodist Episcopal
uroh to busy with preparations
. for the annual fair. which will be
hold on the church grounds Thurs-
day afto on and evening. October
It. It is o Intonation of the so-
ciety to aux; this year's banner I
larger and in re oueoosstul one than
aster before. .and to this end the
l‘dies are dev otlng every effort.
Following M a list of those who
will have change of the various
booths and (entertainments: fancy
work. In. hitchileld and Mrs nob-
ort Smith: parcel poet. Mrs. Gart-
rell: candy. hire. Close and Mrs.
Amend: eakc. Mrs. ‘Thercr and Mrs.
omb
Punsett; grocery store. Ir. and hire.
3. u. Raympnd: miscellaneous.
lira. Richards and Mrs. lullott; ice
cream. 1er. Robert Smith and Wil-
bur Gainer: decorations. lira. Ar-
thur Oartroll.
Under the direction of Mrs
modes. a chicken dinner will be
served from 0:10 until 1:80. She
will be assisted by Mrs. Seymour.
Mrs. Nelson and MrI Edwards.
Mrs. J. P. Brunnor will act as trea-
ItII’II‘.
O
a public hearing on the ostab-'
llehment of a 65-foot building line
on the west side of moss End
Road in Noroton. will he held in the
town hall Thursday evening. No-
vember d. 8 o’clock. The Planning
and Zoning. commission has ap-
proved a building line of .‘5 test to
start at the end of the business
zone on the northern end of Ringo
End Road. which is 100 feet south
of the southern side of the Post
road. and continue down the west
side of the rend to the town pro-
pcrty.
Mackerel must be running fast
and furiously in the waters of the
Sound near Darion. for a fisherman
made lils way about town yesterday
and distributed free non to those he
would favor. 8o tremendous was his
catch thnthe found it impossible
to use the food himself. so he pass-
‘ Boys
need husky shoes
. to keep up with their foot-
work i
. Our 85 Percenter" shoes
take all the
hard licks a
boy can give them. and
then come back for more.
All-leather. all through;
orthopedically correct for
growing feet.
$5—for little boys, $4.50.
Football and gym shoes.
Waist-1d Talented.
ROGERS PEET COMPANY
. Broadway
at Liberty
Herald Sq. New York
City
' ‘l‘romout at Bromdeld
”all: 8!.
Broadway
at Warren
Broadway
at 13th St.
Fifth Ave.
at 41st St.
Boston. Massachusetts
was...“ . -5..-
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News of the
We ate all ready for Professor William Lyon Phelps
and his fellow professors of the English department of
Yale University. Half the value of the Monday lectures
depends upon familiarity with the books discussed. So.
it
on spdcial shelves, .
the course. including
Humphrey Clicker,
Vanity Fair, Jane Eyre,
Towers, Adam Bede, Diana
Ordinarily
Priced to
Yw- of 85 Penrod Suits $15-95
‘11.85
Saturday
Imported patterns in
high grade woolensuits
in the latest out and
new Fall shades. Sin-
gle or double breasted
models with mohair
lined coats. Suit has
separate vest and two
pair of plus four knick-
era.
Caps to match suits
$1.25 and $1.65
Boys’ Dept. Second floor.
Book Corner ‘
we have grouped all the volumes for
Clarissa Harlowe, Tom Jones,
A Sentimental Journey, Pride and
Prejudice, The Heart of MidJiothiilu Pickwick Papers,
Wutherin g Ii
sights, 'Barchester
of the Crossways. The
Return of the Native, Treasure Island. Soldiers Three,
bi!
delight“
Min
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Order Your Personal l
- Greeting Cards Early
Now is the time for a leisurely selection from
books full of new, exhlusive designs. This year
they seém lovelier than ever and you'll be upecislly
with a collection of. Dickens cards. We
the engraving or printing for you. Many
smart cards are very moderately 911003;“
‘ The Nigger of the 'Nsreissus, The Old Wives Tale, Tone
Bungay and the Forsyte Saga. Many of these volumes
are small, in limp leather binding, .
rotarsnce. And we have secured inexpensrve
ranging from 65 cents to $2.50.
edition
Main door.
easy to use foR
With a
bushel basket of tho tinny fruit bo-
neeth his arm. he made his way to
the neighbors' houses where he was
thanked for his generosity and con-
gratulated on his success.
ed it of: to his friends.
'The Bid Whls‘. club will hold in
am meeting this season at the home
of Mrs. William J. Fleming. Mans-
tleld avenue. at I o‘click this after-
noon.
The Men's club of the Noroton
Ppsbyterlan church has invited the
members of other men's clubs to
their "Fall Lailics‘ Night." which
will take place at' tho lloyle school
Tuesday evening. October 19. W. J.
Ouobcllo executive manager of the
Stamford telephone cschangp will
address the meeting on the subject
"The V'Oico Over the Wire." Mr.
Guebcllo's address will be illustrated
with specially prepared moving pic-
turcs.
Representative Charles E. Wil-
liamson of Dorian. with Postmaster
Arthur 1“. Connor. of Bridgeport.
and Charles E. "Shung" \V,hccler.
Stratforil. is on the committee of
the Falrflcld County Republican or-
ganisation for the rally day colt-bra-
tion. October 23.
Edward 1“. Weed. Contentment
Island. notod pliilntelist. will exhibit
some of his rare stamps at the ln-
ternational Stamp Exhibition in the
Grand Central Palace. the week of
October 16-23. hir. Weed’s collec-
tion is valued at thousands of dol—
lars. and to recognized as one of the
most complete and most valuable in
the country.
Following are deeds which have
been filed in town clerk Stephen R.
lioyt's office in the town hall; war-
ranty deed: Parsons Realty. lne.
Stamford. to Joseph George. Daricn.
property in Linden Phrk. Noroton
Heights: mortgage deed: Antonio
lt‘rate. Dorian. to Henry 8. Rich.
mond. Norwalk. property on Maple
street. 88.500.
Thcro was an adjourned niccllng
of iii-:2 lllzli school building coni-
miltcc \\'i-ilncsd:iy owning at the
home of Walter it. Irving in Glen-
brook.
The first fall mccilng of the Dar-
icn Masonic club will be held this
evcnlug at 8 o‘clock in Holllster
Ilall.
Mrs. l’etcr Shund is confined to
hex-home in Center street with an
attack of grippe.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Chadbourn
have closed their summer house in
\Veetside avenue and returned to
New York for the winter.
Friends of John Scllcck. Mansfield
avenue. \vko congratulating him
yesterday. the first day he. has been
able to walk about since his recent
illness.
The regular bi-monihly luncheon
of the Methodist church was well at-
tcndod yesterday.
._,__.
Thomas Kirk. New oYrk'city, was
arrested by Policeman Edward hing-
avero for operuing his car with ini-
proper llghts. at 12:15 this morn.
ing. Kirk was recalled under bond
of $25 for court'iiearing. Monday
night.
Amlublo Amos Anderson made the
acquaintance of another celebrity
Wednesday night. when he stopped
the machine in which Jack Sharkcy
was riding back to his home in Bos-
ton. and congratulated him on his
defeat of Harry Wills in the bout.
Tuesday night at Ebbets Field .
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs.
Walter A. McConnell of Brookside
avenue. and New oYrk at the Item-
ford hospital early yesterday morn-
ing. Both metheh ' and child are
doing nlecly.
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What‘ blend of races. asks a biolo-
gist. will promote tho longevity of
man? Wonder if the professor has
ever considered what blend of races
it was that promoted the longevity
of Abie‘s Irish Rose ?-Arkansus
Gazette. ‘
The Methodist say that if .
will stop drinking she can cusl y pay
her debt to the United States. And
if the United States should stop
drinking. she can't—The Argus.
A bull terrier who raised an
alarm by barking when the Crown
hotel. Cookinghom. England. caught
fire, was recently awarded a medal
for his act.
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Spain still leads the world in the
production of olives.
“’CWS, BllIDGEl’ORT—Bfl
P. Id.
6:!0—liousaionlo Lodge Orchestra.
7:00——ltadio Chain Stores Orches-
ire.
7:30—(‘huries Sennion. tenor.
'l:d$—-—l)orolhy O’Brien, pianist.
8:00-i.ouls Council. violinist.
tzlswA'urcllu llcrgcr Campbell. eo-
pi'ano. .
8130—»ltuibcstos Silver lillgo Sox-
tcilc.
limo—limo Junior li‘our.
9:30—-Wcuthcr n-ports.
\t’DltC. SEW HAVEN—208
1‘. hi.
limo—Allegro Mandolin Orchestra
from Wllitt'l Studio.
“'EAI“, NEW YORK—402.
P. M.
(kilo—Dinner music.
7:00—lri1n Abrum's Orchestra.
7:80—"Revlew of the Drama."
7:45-Lcila Le hlorr. pianist.
8:00—Ilnppiness Boys.
lino—Orchestral concert.
9 : (lo—south Scu Islanders.
9:30—Lo. France Orchestra.
lo:00—\\'hiltnll Persians.
write—Dance orchestra.
11:30-12:00—Frank Farrell's
cliestra.
“'JZ, NEW YORK—435.
r. M. '
lifts—floor” Olsen's Orchestra.
8:00—Scrcnaders: Bonnio Laddics.
SIOO—Iircyer hour.
Cl
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l0:00—-l’rohlhltion candidate for
Governor.
10:80-Paul Rpccht’s Orchestra.
\VGBS. NEW YORK—filo.
P. M.
6:00—-Uncle Gcebcc.
0:30—Blucbells Orchestra.
7:00—licriuun Bernard.
TAO—Orchestra.
7:15—Newa items.
\HIBJ, NEW YORK—21 .
l‘. .\l.
icon—mcnhcim Theater Ensemble.
7:45—Tiiree Aces. banjoists.
MOO—Joseph anlow. liarytone.
:15-Alfrcd Dulln. pianist.
zoo—.mnce orchestra.
\Vllh‘, NEW YORK—801.
M.
zonal-'i'cslimnn l-Iiiicrlnincrs.
:30-—Sach's Quality lioys.
:UO—Treasilreland Ensemble.
:SO—Edilie Gillis. harylonc.
«is—Scima Markets. soprano.
mow—Axel Austin, pianist.
:lfi-(‘lcorgn Oi'tNi. tcnor.
:20~Joscph ltichtcr. .irihur Keil-
stcr.
9:45—li‘riinces Spar. conli'nlto.
‘l0 -—Dunce orchestra.
10: 0—Dance orchestra.
lltoo—Cluh orchestra.
ll :ao—Club orchcsli-n.
lazuli—Dance orchestra.
1’. ill,
“'5’ YCu—KEW YORK—520.
moo—Piano selections.
6:10—Markot high spots.
6:20—i‘iano sclcctlnns.
tin—Elementary l-‘rcnch lcsnons.
him—Advanced li‘rcnch lessons.
7:30—I’olice alarms.
7:35—Hlida Reich. soprano.
8:00—~Sul\'ntore Cuccnzu. manila.
linist.
SAD—"Know Your City."
8:45—1'lnno rccitnl.
(MOO—lace Ilari. tenor.
math-Christian Schiolt muslcale.
-o:oo—Nathun Krali. violinist.
10:3lt—l'ollce alarms: weather.
WMSG—h‘ 15W YORK—303.
I’. M,
czliofClurence Williams Trio.
6:l5——chuhllcan party; speakers
and music.
7::l0——-1\iae chl's orchestra.
Bzoo—Carology. M. L. Grossman.
this—Prince Plotti. Madeline
Hardy.
8:80—-—To be announced.
10:30~—Amici orchestra,
\VltNY—NEW YORK—315
P. M. ..
7:00—Sports and commerce.
'7:10—-—l". T. H. Bacon, "Skyscrnp~
era."
7:20—Children‘s songs. “
7:30—Rev. Mark Williams.
7:45—l.ouis Richllng. barytonc.
7:55~Thentre talk.
8 : oo—Comnnssioner
kins.
8:15—Vurious instruments.
8:45—"hiedicnl Follies."
Kraus.
9:00——Instituto of Arts program.
9239—Grflffman Ensemble; vio-
linist.
9:46——Constnntino Ensemble.
ions-"In I Broadway Studio."
WRAP—NEW YORK—tat
P. M. "
7:00—Sncred program.
“his—Kitty Cheathum. recital.
THE—News digest.
s : os—Woodwind Ensemble.
Francis For-
J. H.
8:35—‘Public vs. Parochial schools'
rug“; “4' {:4
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t:00-——\\'oodwlnd Ensemble.
:35—-Kllly tiliouthum. talk.
lode—Mixed quartetto.
“‘Mttl, .\i-.‘W YORK—Mi.
P. hi.
dzaovl-Irniu Golden's orohestra.
Tzoo—Einploi'mcnt opportunities.
'l:to-l.ro Martinique. burytone.
7:G5--—'l'lilviilro tllk.
5:ll0—-1\ln.~.ii'.
Milli—iii nu llalperin. pianist.
ilziiovl'mnliwoy Association.
9;00~lionuld Flamm's program:
10:00— t ALIOI'IliI ltuniblcrs.
litoo—th program.
12:00-‘J‘llllI'l'lililltfrd.
\\'liN\'. NEW YORK—322.
P. M.
7:30~Slmpplng tour.
7:45—- Broadway Mclodians.
8:00—l'lnlllnlog Edward Josoph.
8:10- t‘linructcrlzniion.
8:15- rail Lessor. songs.
8:80—Sloux City Six.
moo—Symphony Trio.
10:00—->'l0\ix City Six.
10::lo—Sindio orchestra.
10:45— Sioux City Six.
\\'l"itll. MSW YORK—273.
l’. M.
6:00» Killitntlc Ensemble.
tzilq—«molile Cohen. songs. .
10:00~i . misc orcllostril.
llziitl— lhilli‘tl orchestra.
. “UH, NEWARK—405.
1". his
dry—lull \l'nihcy, “Sports."
'3” ‘ filling: quurtf‘i.
'2"~.\'~us Bulletin.
:LiOn-Momcnt inusicale.
:15»!.vroy Montosanto. tenor.
:zn—lmzun rccllal.
:15---.<:lm Sicgcl. mandolin.
man—Ariana recital.
10:30— Hurmlrn's Dance Orchestra.
Rad-lfia
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lr. mnnv parts of ludla. Wooden ties
uonld ln- «.mn by insects.
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Wins Award of
$500 Damages
lillls llughcs. u Norwulk (‘ill‘lll‘ll—
tcr. was awarded u verdict of 3;». o
against Charles S. Munsou. Ul‘tlll-
iiclii lllll. in the Superior court.
liridgrport. presided over by Juno-g
Ernest C. Simpson. lit 7 o'clock lusl'
night.
Mr. llughcs had brought suit for
“.000 damages for injurus illumin-
isil lust Ililllllli'i‘ in u smash-up tip—
posito the lirouson lluii'y ill Uri-rug
flclil Hill. linghcn unit liilUCiH‘li
from his motorcycle as he rode out
of the driveway of the dairy. “but
10 Boys Are Given
First Degree By
DeMolay Chapter
The first dcgrco was cxcmpllficd
upon a class candidates ut
the meeting of ill“ Norivulk (.‘iiiiptcr
.—
nl‘ l)c.\lolny in the “nailington stri-ct
hianonlc 'l'ciuplc. lust owning. 'f‘iii-
nmv offlccrs were in illl‘ \\'.i.~.lnnctnn
hil‘i‘t’i Masonic Tt-uiplo. lust cit-Muir.
'i‘lii- llt'\\' ottlccru \wrc in ('Il.ll‘;.’t' of
tho \im'k.
i“0ill.\\’ill{f the initiation F. ii.
l“l‘il‘illllllll_ Hi‘f‘rf‘illl‘y of the Masonic
limnllilv, n (j‘onnccticut publication.
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The trial occupied two days. and, -‘ .
was given to the Jury at 4:30 yrs-i
lordny afternoon. The Jury made n‘
report at 6 o’clock it was unable
to exrcc. but was asked to rcturn
to the jury room by Judge Simpson.
as the case was being tried for the
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